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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
another Article Of ON mon tiOut chO Ia
Hunprassdsn.

Associated with earlier recOllections Of a
great many men and women IL the memory
Of the Btth brick and emery stone where
with the knives and forks, and pans and
kettles, and other kttchen articles were at
stated times " secured up That primitive
mode prevails to-day ia thousands of iami-
lies who have never used SapOliO. But once
let stpoia be- used for this purpose and that
housewife never wants bath brick Or emery
stone any more Stpolio not ouly scours OF
all rust and tarnlsh, it hrightens hcstpws d
unlsh rs brilliant aa new, and does 1t In
one tenth the time required by any Other
substance. sold everywhere. Housekeep
prs try II
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27


Mr.. P. T. f. Smiths excursion to New
York Thursday was attended by between
i've and six hundrtd persons from this
city and the towns surrounding il. The
excursion train left here at the advertised
time but was delayed at the New York
junction fifteen minutes, waiting for ar
engine from the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
ana after leaving Philadelphia, owing To
he crowded condition of the road, the
rain was delayed several times. The
party arrived In New YORK between 10
and O'Clock and scattered in all direc
tions. More than half the whole number
went to Central Park and had an exceed
lngly pleasant time. Others went to the
battery, some TO the theatres and not
few to Wall, Broad and New streets to
witness the doings of the bulls and bears.
Wall and New streets were very quiet,
indeed, and but little business was trans.
acted during the dav. Broad street,
though, was very much excited and street
operators were humorous and very busy.
In the middle of the street, in front OF
the gold room, crowd Of fifty specula-
tors were cOngregated, and their proceed.
ings, to the uninitiated at least, were oil
the most interesting and exciting cbarac-
ter. This band of gamblers was guarded
by half dozen policemen, whose duty il
seemed to be to prevent any one iOstinp
or interfering with the operators, Each
operator was furnished with memoran,
dun book, in which were recorded IN,
ruling prices Of stocks and also tn,
fluctuations. The operators were bus,
aud several times each minute woulf
indulge in EXPLANATIONS something Tx,
the following EN- sell one hundred
shares Of Union Pacific at lgiS :" Wa
bash wanted will pay Az +" VIII,
wants Lake Shore at 75l" st. Pau
wanted at 81 ~"
On the return trip the train left jersey
CITY at O'Clock and without any incidrnl
worth of mention the tired and sleepy bul
exceedingly pleased tScursiouists wer
delivered in Wilmington about 1850 mex
morning.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

CALVARY TEMPERANCE LEAGUE.-Laet
Thursday the monthly meeting of this
Association was held in the basement of
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
A large number of members, male and
female, were present. Reading, addresses
ind singing caused the hour and a half
10 pass rapidly away. The present OIL
GERS Of the League are, President, Frank.
lin P. Mason Secretary, John Allen
Treasurer, Harry 2. Mason.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

SUNDAY SCHOOLS. The Sunday School
Times compliments the EplscOpalians of
Delaware in having an efficient Diocesan
Committee to look after Sunday school
interests, and refers with pleasure to their
annual Sunday school reunion to be held
in this CITY on October End, at which
about 1000 scholars and teachers, besides
many clergymen, are expected to be
present.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

THE CoLoRED PEOPLE AND TINE
CHURCH.-The African Union Conference
of the Methodist Protestant Church re-
Gently held its eighth session in Baltimore.
The Methodist Protestant gives the follow
ing information respecting the body
"The colored Methodist Prolestants
have established churches in Baltimore
City, and several of the counties OF
Maryland, and in Delaware, Penhsylya'
mia, Virginia and elsewhere. wilmington,
Del, seems to be stronghold with them.
They have five churches in that city.
They have made remarkable progress
since their organization, and there are
indications that they will become strong
body.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

BASE BALI.-The match game of base
ball which took place Thursday at Mil
ford, between the Quicksteps of this city
and the Academies OF Milford, resulted
in victory for the Quicksteps by score
Of "a IN Is.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
DEATHS.

O'DONNETL.-At Rising sun. on 'hs 18th Inst,
Mr. Margaret % Douu.ll. wife Of Charles
ufDHn aged ilyet
rh4 rel lives aud lr,e4ds VI the 'a1aiiY are in
Wit T. end tie funeral nn huui4g sfterno1a
st3 1'c oek. ~ letvet res denc1 Of her sister,
Mrs McCll-k v. At Risi.g sun, 10 proceed to
81. J0s,pl's Church
HIS SLER Ia this c'tv. Tuesday evening, Sep.
timber 2}l, 1873, Ba,z llai Hsisler, in his sd
year,
JACKSON ~ Now c ,stls Il dndred, Friday,
september 18Th, 1873. Clara T.. infant daugAt.i
VI samuel A, anu A Mary jackson.
pIItI,I lIs.-On the 2'st instant Bessie Infant
daughter Of Geo. II. aud annie A, Phillips,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

BARNuMs CIRCUS Barnum's Great
Travelling Museum. Menagrie and Circus
will exhibit In Philadelphia, every day and
evening the coming week. Many additions
have been made in every department. and
larger than when II visited our city, VIII ip
the terms Of admission are unsuallv mo'rr-
ate. Barnum ia the Prince Of SHOW men
and there can be no doubt but he IL destined
to shine.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

ENLARGINs TuER OFFICE The West
Chester NeWs says; Monday morning We
broke ground for an extension of the
Office Of the Local NelOs. The additions
when completed, will comprise four large
rooms, to be used respectively, as follows
The lower, or basement one, for press
room, the two on second floor for editorial
room aud mailing department, and the
upper one for job purposes. We lool
/ forward to the Improvement as being
quite a marked one when completed, and
we are happy In stating to our patron,
and friends generally, that the same ha,
been solely Influenced by a rapidly grow
ing busindss, for all of which VIC are ex
ceedingly thankful.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
Delaware State Journal


FrBLlsHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
CROASDALE e. CAMERON,
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
AdiOining the CITY Hail.
TERMs or SUBSCRIPTION:
ONE DOLLAR AND-A-HALF A YEAR
Payable In advanced
To subscriptions must he paid invariably
IN advance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

LADIES ADMITTED Ladies' now visit the
new water works In large numbers and dis
play as much interest and satisfaction IL
the improvements that have been made
there "a do those of the sterner sex. We
but reiterate the declaration Of Chief En-
gineer Gallagher by saying they are wei
come visitors
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

BUSINESS CHANaE.-Mr 7. Y. deNorman-
die has sold the stock and fixtures of his
china and glass store, No BOZ Market street
10 Mr. j. T, kennev. of Trenton. N. J. The
new proprietor Will assume control Deem
Der first
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
MARKET REPORTS.

ITI NsUANf otVT. 10 0 T. M
FLoUR.-The market is dull, but there is
no disposition to accept lower figures. 1000
barrels changed hands, including superfne
At 1915 iW4 I. 80 per hhl.; extras ut - bOH5.Ij;
spring wheat extra family at S5.75Ns $50; ,
winter ~ heat do do. Mt - 01dS 80, and fancy
brands 1T Ss.IjUlO.OO. Rye Flour is held at
500 Prices OF Corn Meal are nominal.
GRAIN.-No change in wheat; saleA West
crn and penna. red At ~ 65dl 80; amber at
81 5sal 90. and white 81 70Nl 50. No change
IN rye. Corn is steady 56c. Tor yellow, aud
"a u 6Gc. tor Western mixed. Oats sell 5ug10lc.
Tor white aud 46d4sc. for mixed. Receipts
TO-DAY are as follows: liza hhls. flour 10000
bushels wheat. 400 bushels corn, ll,d1l
hush. orta 500 bushels barley. 1850 bushels
malt 13l bills. whiskey.
SEEDS. Il 'loverseed is quoted at el4ftl0c.
per H.; l7j bush Timothy sold at IS 80 per
hushel.
WHlsKv-l5O bbla Western iron.bound
sold at 81 per gallon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27


..i,,,,, '' H W ~ ~ i',sNr,-a terrible
D., -. 10 luneu AZ N"lohe puhrry'
NJ, ,i'.'.i'','' ~" N"onuH9 "itc'noOn iase'
~, ,l r'ei"" ', eAl,oSloI ol rshu ulasi
- WV VIII Vausel 'ne EXPULSION OF
q q HVS ". l"'Wael' s.tt'ng heHr uy' Jonh
tt,i 81" w, were instantly
= i.,' '''V ~, .''.l'ole WHson was pauiy
10y =, luz. my were an young men, lhe
Nv" ,'iIlel 'na'I,eu' uhu hFeu III the
He'S "''' "u'u VI tne quutIy.
IrtsA CRFAr NtsrAKr-To m HINT
in,r round from store tn stnre in search Of
some Kind of article far Tho last nnnsv
m. invest nrired ooods ,ro ann, H., ~,
end. II is ,yisest hr,L c,r cn,,for, and
ecouon,v. "a On al onre =, a res,,nnsitIa
store ana ret relisbl,. gooJs IL Xiii na,,
all nhnut In nnrchase XII ci',him,F ~ ~
@ N and instect tbn snie,'l'd 'rnods 3nJ
low nrices al R.nnnu 4 ~. Tnwrr mn
5lS Marker str,.t IA ,Ifv,y t,ye',, iSinb
and siam strr,ts Phil,d,irii,
All. ABnrrA CutcKFN. following
casr was hrioie souire Puhl Tuesda, !,
Th,s. B1\cc and James Clancy were
CHARGED hv Catherine Mills with stealing
from her "A chicken ronster. A man
natrcJ Mapuire cinlmed maj the rooster
in uu,.t inn Wa his p,ouclty and thut he
had sold il ia n Voc and Rovrp nrnduced
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

Lately known as Taylor & Jsekson's Academy,
corner Of Eighth and WOlaston streets. WI
miugton. Del. select school for B0rH aHxHs.
seven able assistant teachers Students carefully
prepared for business or college. The Boston
method Of instruction applied In drawing and
crayOning. Skill IN both drawing and cray OninE
may be acquired 10 the time usually spent ~
writing ~ Lessons IN Music will be gives At
the young ladies residence by Professors Of ea-
ablshed reputation IN this Ct y. Autumn term
eesius septen Der lst, few girls will be re-
coming year. CroalAIs may be had Of BeuGh-
man. Thomas 4 Co. MILTON JACKSON n.
>, Principal, Residence, latter August lHh)
No. 22l West street. feb p lv
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

A SOCIAL VISIT TO CHESTER.

Wednesday night the Evening star Coun-
Gil, No. I, 5 and ID. Of A., Of this city. paid
social visit to the Trinity Council, No. %,
=. and u. Of A., of Chester, and were hand
somely entertained by the worthy members
Of that Council. Upon the completion of an
initiatory ceremony, which WAS in proEress
upon the arrival Of the Wilmington delegA-
tinn. the interchange Of SPEECHES began
with considerable zest. The speakers.
Worthy President Thompson and Record
ing Secretary Wolfe. ofTrinitv. and Worthy
PRECEDENT X. Donahue and Recording See
rotary A. p. Campbell, Of Evening Star,
vieing with each other in eNtnlling the
meri Of their respective Councils. After
short recess, the regular order Of business
being resumed. the Trinity Council entered
into the election of it's officers for the en-
suing term, the Worthy President, J.
Thompson, declaring the following elected; :
W. p, Lqvenia Rogers; W. V. p, James
Burns $. O.. VIM. Braden O.. ]. Barlow (;
!. $, Annie Wolfe; q. s.. Bradford Gray.
MIR. Lewis W. Lenherman and Mr.. Jacob
Lenherman, of Evening star Council, hav-
ing been nrevinuslv introduced now came
forward. by request. and favored the com
panv with several of their excellent comic
and dramatic songs, which were greeted
with storms Of applause. and encOrfd again
and again. A rising vote Of thanks was
rendered 70 the Nessrs Lenderman and the
Wilningtonians for this visit, when
the meeting adjourned 10 partake of the
| tetreshments which the hospitality Of the
| Trinity members had prompted them Ia
provide. The utmost good feeling prevailed
throughout the entire meeting, the Will
miugton delegation heing delighted with
their visit, the Trinity members were
equally 80. and all expressed themselves
highly pleased AZ the bright prospects Of
/ the two Councils. After having spent
several hours thus delightfully."- and profit
ably. the visiting members repaired ia The
| depot 10 await the u 30 train for Whining
/ ton, arriving here few minutes before
] o'clock. The Evening star Council ARE
anon To receive n VISIT from the Trinity
/ Council nf Chester. Both Of the COuncili
/ are in nOurishing condition.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
a BRAN NEW sHOWI

a BRAN NEW SHOWI
Three Times Larger Than Everi
The Great Amusement Miracle Of the NinstesntA
Century,
p. It. BA RN U M s
GREAT TRAvELING MUSEUM
MENAGERIE AND WORLDS
FAIR!
Thoroughly rsAt,d and reorTan'Isd at est of
Al JO1 zoo for 1878, and so solo. sal IN proportl
asto be
TEN TIMES LARGER THAN ANY
OTHER SHOW IN THE
UNITED STATES
In proof Of which challenge Of q. oco. 900 is
The Entire Vast Exposition
WILL EXHIBIT IN PHILADELPHIA.
On BROAD aud Diam nd streets roth Of Mouu-
mant Cemeta y, extending several Z u squares.
for this NJ mmoih Exno-itlon-f one week
OILY, con me clog MONDAY. septaT her 2qb,
giyinG two entar ailments Mnudas the nrst dAv.
Giving thras grand full ard c0mp'e'e psrffm
ances Of the entire tw' nty Hreat shows after the
hrst dav, mo'niVg, az ernoon aud sven ne.
Doors OPEN at 10. q. m. and snd 7, y. m. ore
$ ngle ticket, SOC. admits 10 all, Children under
the 30 O'0 persons who visit this exhibition d ~
g-tHd w0aden anpitheatra. similar to the
anol- Mt Ruman ampitheatre- VIII he ere tel on
the lots selected a. a st OF - 900. contlsu us
| to the Co'ossal Hipp 'drnma Payilions with
choice reserved se t. overlooking the entirs su.
dieDee, giving full ew Of the hippodrome aud
ITS THREE ssPApATE CIRCUS PER-
| FORMANCEs,
With joint sea ing capacity for 1000 people.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

SALE OF A HANDSOME REsInENcE.-De
plain Mcdaniel has sold TO Geo. Il. Town
send the handsome Anchorage property on
the Newport pike. Price not stated.
BRIDGE Con- rRuCTEp-A bridge has been
erected over the race in front Of the Water
Works, and beside It u fountain has been
constructed. The bridge is n great convent
ence and should have been erected long ago.
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wILMiNoT ON TO NEW YORK

mr. p 7. f. Smiths Excursion Thurs
day-seeing the Sights Of the siniui
City.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

NEW ERA ANrI-CLlNKER PARLoR STOVE.
MAGIC LiGHr IMPROVED PARLoR STOVE.
GEM, BRILLIANT, MAGSET GAS BURNERS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

UIOTOR COOK RAN f !

MAGEE PORTABLE RANGEi
MORNING GLORY HEATER
SUNNY SIDE PARLOR HEATER
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-15
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 21o.
L. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE,

NtNaua july IL, 1901
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company (pOStOffice address, Eureka,
Nevada) has this day filed in this office
a diagram, together with a notice of ap-
plication Tor a patent from the United
states, under act of Congress approved
May 10, 1872, for sos and 20 feet OF the
Lupita deposit or lode, II the mill-site
pertaining thereto: the mining claim
running too and 40 feet northwesterly
and HI and $40 feet s~outheasterly from
the Luplta shaft, situated in the Eureka
mining district, Eureka county, State of
Nevada, and described III the plat and
field notes on file in this office, as fol-
lows, to wit
SURVEY NO. 40, LOT A..
Beginning AT a post whence the highest
polnt of Ruby Hill bears 5. 3iA degrees
W. 315 feet the flagstaff in the town of
Eureka bears n. 81 deg. 80 min. +. $3.50
feet thence running :. 80 deg. f. 451 and
2-lO feet, whence the lupita shaft bears
). o1a deg. r. 2l0 feet thence y. BOZ deg.
F.. 50 feet thence 5. 81 deg. f.. S41 feet, to
the northern corner of the Elliptic
ground thence :. 46A deg. W. Isl feet, to
post on the northeastern boundary of the
sentinel claim thence y. 81 Geg. W. 3S6h
feet, the northern cOrncr of the Senti-
mel claim hence :. i9h deg. w. lob feet,
along said sentinel survey to the eastern
corner of the At Last survey thence n.
81 deg. W. 40 and 10 feet, 10 the north
ern cOrner of the At Last Survey and the
eastern corner of the Lookout survey {;
and theuce y. 50 deg. f.. 300 feet, to the
place of beginning containing 3 acres.
Also the following described piece or
parcel of land, as part OF the above min
ing claim as a mill-site, and upon which
the company has erected reduction
works
SURVEY 40. 40. LOT B.
Beginning at a post whence post No. !
OF Lot a bears :. 81 deg. Il min. ", lO,S33
feet post No. OF survey No. ~, Lot t.,
made torthe Eureka Consolidated Min
ing Company upon the Iriengle mill
site bears ;. l2h ueg. +. $50 feet the flag
stan IN the town of Eureka bears :. IL
deg. 10 min. +. .311 feet, and the south
cast corner OF the Eureka Consolidated
Company 5 stone office bears :. s deg. ~
min. W. 59l feet thence running \. Is
deg. W 6lO feet thence :. IN deg. W. 300
feet thence :. Is deg. f.. TO feet thence
:. Uts deg. W. - feet thence :. l5h de-.
+. 2i3 feet thence y. - Z deg. r. Ill feet 4;
thence \. l5h deg. ". 243 feet and
thence \. I'm deg. T.. 2G6 feet, to the place
OF beginning containing andS- II acres.
The mining claim and mill.site are on
u~nsurNcNed lands. The mining claim is
bounded on the northwest, south and
southeast by the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company, Lookout, AT Last, Sen
tinel and Elliptic clam
y copy OF the nOticea Id diagram can
be found posted on . lie Iupita shaft
upon the lode, and one,n the mill-site.
!yl2-l3 ClRUSF HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-15
Application for pate''
NOTICE NO. pa.
U. S. REGISTERS Ofss

EUREKA, Nevada, Jul! nv ry ri
NJ Office is HEREBY Gl,lJ Mind
IN the Eureka Consolidate lnret
Company (postoffice address, his On|
Neyadal has this day filed III n~,ice
a diagram, together with q ahs IIplt(
annlieation for a patent from Inc onnrOv}
States, under act OF CongivusSS ste Is 4
May 10th, 1872, for a MiInnv,s mip4
nnrtenant to the said cOmpan! 'nisd|
s.tuated in the Eureka Mln Wny.ds, n
Eureka County, state VI seld notes <
described in the plat me viz:
file in this Once as iOiio~S LOTR, |
U. =. SURVEY NJ. TO 10. VI
BEGINNING at a post mai pOst M
survey. No. As, Lot B. whensti I. min. \
of Lot 4 bears :, Al degrees If EuF1
10. 800 feet southeast corn.a onys so
Consolidated Mining BIZ feel. n
office bears s. IN deg. wtEnreka bH1
the fagstatr in the town OF L .s runpI9
s l0s deg. f. 1929 feet ths hsnce \. !
X 1oh deG. w. 100 feet, tn ne Sec. 81
dce E 2,5 feet thence $. IL SO N
fea, thence S. TN dec. .thepN
hence : iSs deg. f. 800 feet i. nsSd
Tk deg. w. 160 feet thel;' nix DEF ]
800 feet; thence y; l2S 4 d 49, feet; iesss
feet thence n, Is deg "" thence {. NJ
n. 77M deg. f. ga feet \ lnT nv def. =
+. 3U7 feet and thence Timing, co.,
feet. to the place of bearings las s.prSs
ing 4 and 9-l0 acres. with Q nlst'
from the true meridian ast. at,
variation of Ii l.2 deg. nd plat GU
A copy of the notice hnilding COVE
the weighing scales; HORN, Ress~4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-15
Application for Patent
NJ. 1T.
L. 5. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, NEy, August l, 49,

EUREKA, NEv, August !. KTsl
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, TIN
~ the Richmond Mining COmpan!
Nevada (pOstOft.ce address EUREKA, n
reka county, Nev.,) have made alpld3
ton Tor patent for fifteen hundred lIN
linear feet Ofthe st. George lode, Nail1
silver, lead and other minerals, runnN1
northeasterly from the northeast boaI
Diary Ofthe Lookout claim (patenI tY
Ney No. 49,, with a width Of 2lo ieet, sI
ate in Eureka Mining District, tuF1
county, Nevada, and described ,! ~
and field notes Oh file in this once
follows, viz;
U. :, SURVEY No. 66.
Commencing al a post III stone m""
ihent marked EST. George, ). ". e@-
being the y. W. corner Of Patenl eM,i
No. 43, on the Lookout lode WhelT
entrance to main incline OF Inc III
mond mine bears :. t6 degrees wi
feet, and the flagstaff on main Slu
the town OF Eureka bears n. ofWssl
min. r. 1856 feet; anu ,;H tas
thence. first, y. GA deg. W. i%y
thence, n. IS deg. f. 2l5 feel; Il Sas
34Al deg. +. 1900 feet thence % @s
215 feet, 10 che place OF Deslhnlns,
tanning 6.94 acres. Courses eAp "i,l
from true meridian with Varlauoh"
deg. f.. ,,oras al
This claim is on unsurveyed latuS p y
is bounded on the southwest .! lns sa h
mond Mining Company OF Ne. ortbs1
the Poorman lode, and on the s'S MIMI
by the Eureka CONSOLIDATED
Company. poor r nj
This claim is recorded in Book =, la X
ia, OF the Eureka Mining kecolus, 20,
copy of said notice and diagram NJ n
found posted on the S. W. corner
St. George Patent survey: pocitef.
amp CYRUS +. HORN, NsN~.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-15
Nlining.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. ~.
L. :. LAND OFFICE,
FrRTEA. Nevada, July 26, 1872

EUREKA, Nevada, July 26, 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
y Heynemann tpostofiicc
address san Francisco, call has maze
application for patent for sixteen nun
drcd linear feet ot the Dundcrb erge lode,
bearing silver n othei minerals, the
same running SU6 feet northerly n f4
fret .outhcriy from the location of the
new incline upon the lode, with surface
ground 200 feet in width, situate in Eure-
ka Mining District, Eureka County, Ne.
yada, and described in plat and field
notes on file in this Office as follows {:
L. =. SURVEY M. 81.
Beginning at n post marked No. i, U.
s. survey No. e.. whence post No. l of
survey No. -, u former survey mazda for
Hermann Hcyuemann upon the Dun
dcrberge lode bears =. As deg. "a min. W.
ISL feet the summit of Ruby Hill No.
bears y. "A deg. IS min. W. 1916 feet the
flagstaff in TIE town of Eureka bears ".
p deg. "A min. Z. li,1t6 feet and
inclined shaft upon this lode
bears $. 5 deg. II min. w. sl2 feet
thence running 5. rs deg +. 200 feet, to
post marked No., L. ;. survey No. CO:
thence :. ia deg. ". 1900 feet. to post
marked No. 3, Us. survey No. 81 thence
n. 77sa deg. W. 2Ou feet. 10 post marked
No, 4, L. 5. survey No.. IS and thence
n. 12A deg. +. 1000 feet, to the place of
beginning containing and 35-1O0 acres.
Courses expressed from Ii T meridi-
an with a magnetic variation OF 16h deg.
East.
This claim is on unsurveyed land, and
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the
Helena Mortimer, California and Silver
King.
This claim is recorded on page l61,
Book a, OF the Eureka District Mining
Records, and a copy OF the notice and
plat can be found posted at the new in
clined shaft upon this lode.
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