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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

DR.. Benjamin Franklin, in codicil
to to his will, left to his native town Of
Boston the sum Of one thousand pounds,
TO be lent on interest 70 young married
artifcers upon good security and under
certain other conditions. If the plan
should be carried out as successfully as
he expected, he reckoned that this sum
would amount in one hundred years to
one hundred and thirty-one thousand
pounds. 1t was his wish, and so express
ed in his will, that one hundred thou
sand pounds should then be spent upon
public works, (which may be Judged Of
most general utility to the inhabitants;
such as Notifications, bridges, aqueducts,
public buildings, baths, pavementa, or
whatever make living in the town more
convenient to its people, and render II
more agreeable to strangers resortIng
thither for health or a temporary resi-
dence." II was also his wish that the re-
naming thirty-one thousand pounds
should again be put upon interest for
another hundred years, at the end Of
which time the whole amount was to be
divided-between the city and the State
The bequest at the end Of the first hun
dred years may not attain the exact figure
he calculated, but it is sure to be a large
sum. At the present time it is more
than a hundred, and eighty thousand
dollars and IL has a abouf epveufanu
years to run. franklin died in 1900.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

At recent fire in Hartford, while the
firemen were upon the roof a drunken
man appeared among and occasioncd
much solicitude Where he came from,
and how he could have attained that
elevation, were unexplained. As he
"waltzed" around, frequently getting
near the edge Of the building, Officer
Walter Smith appeared on the scene to
engineer him off, which was no easy
matter. The most convenient getting
of place was over ladder stretched
across the roof Of the station building
Certainly, the fellow could not get over
alone, and it would be hazardous to at
tempt to cross with him Finally the
officer got a rope and fastened II around
the drunken mans body, under his
arms, and, holding fast TO the slack
himself started him over the ladder
The fellow crawled very cautiously and
inspired confidence that he would bridge
the chasm successfully; but as he got
about half way over he slanted, through
some miscalculation, and rolled of. The
officer saw him going and braced for a
firm hold, and held him dangling in the
air sixty feet from the ground. Heyell-
ed beautifully as he made the slide, but
when he brought up suddenly against
the side Of the building he realized that
he was safe, and became by the force Of
the blow sobered instantly, and was then
pulled up, and this time crossed the
ladder with the agility of a Blondin.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

A story is told of former member of
the Missouri Legislature whose, reputa-
tion was far from spotless, that he absen-
ted himself for while; under the plea
of sickness, and shortly after had his
death announced. Thereupon the Leg
islature passed the usual resolutions of
coincidence, some of the willy members
bitterest enemies eulogized their "depar-
ted friends exalted characted and high
moral WORTH" and the next day he re-
appeared in his seat with the resolutions
and eulogies neatly pasted in his memo
randum book as receipt in full for the
past, and letter of credit for the fu-
ture.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

A fragrant insult has been put upon
the press of Schuyler county. Heretofore
the members thereofhave been the COM
mittee at our Agricultural Fairs on
wines, and now the managers have re-
moved them from that honorable, desir-
able and responsible position, voted
themselves into the wine committee, and
degraded the editors down to judges OF
bread, biscuit and crackers. Blood and
Thunder! Hail stones and Goals of fire
Watkins Express.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

Professor Hitchcock, of Amherst
College, explored Miles Cave, in Sails
bury, on Friday Of last week, with a
guide. Hundreds Of feet below the sur
face their torches were suddenly extin-
guished, and there was no means Of re-
lighting them or retracing their way
For six hours they remained there, the
Professor singing hymns and repeating
the Lords Prayer in all the languages
he know Finally relief came. The
Professor tainted on emerging.-Harf
J fort Times.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

"Oh, what stout and handsome legs
you havel' said young lady to her fe-
male cousin, as they were dressing in
the morning. "Of course l have" re-
piled the other. "Itrdrel on them" II
will be observed by the student of this
colloquy that it contains duplex-eliptic
lesson for young ladies, and, in fact, for
all persons Of both sexes.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07
POETRY.
BEAUTIFUL LEAVES.

Fading beneath our passing feet,
Strewn upon lawn and land and street,
Beautiful leaves
Dyed with the hues of the sunset sky,
Falling in glory 80 silently
Beautiful leaves,
Never to freshen another spring,
Never 70 know what the summer may bring
Beautiful leaves,
Withered beneath the frost and cold,
Soon TO decay in the common mould,
Beautiful leaves,
So will the years that change your tint
Marx upon us their autumnal print
Beautiful leaves,
80 shall we fall from the tree OF lime,
Fade as We fade in wintry cline,
Beautiful leaves
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

A lady from Pennsylvania spent two
weeks kamong the fashionables at the
Grand Central Hotel, Saratoga, and
when the time Tor departure came, to
the utmost horror of all the other ladies,
it was found she had only one trunk.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

They have judge in Kansas who hn-
ed lawyer for saying "sic transit"
The official thought IL was swearing,
and remarked Indignantly that nobody
should @sick1 him IN that court.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-11-07

The amount of gold dug in California
since 1s4s is $3.50, ,7Oo,O 900, of which
$93, 900, 600 were mined in 1853.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29
Notice CT ASSESSMENT

DHENlN SILVER MINING CUMPA.
J. N.Y. ocation OF princiraI Mac
OF trsln' S., san Francisco, Cal. "ca.
non OF works. Eureka, Eureka Mining
piS'ric'' Eureka County. State OF Neyada'
No'lte Is hereby gwen, that a, a n,eeI.
M OF n Ioard of Trustees held on the
,oth Gay OF May, a. ID. 1878, an assess.
!iitht OF twenty-five cents per sh.rs
was ieNled upon the capital stock Of The
Iaau company, 1aIabie immeaiately in
oni'eu stats Aold coin, to the S,cra'
airy, al the Office "lthe company. room
% i.aAWard's uilding, il9 CaIi,ornin
s're,t, San Francisco. California.
Any STOCK upon which said assessment,
shhnnli Ftii.aln UNPAID on thursday. The
MIRO Gay OF JnIy, A. ID. 1873, win he
uesined delinquent, and will be dulv adj.
nrrtised ior sale al public auction and
un,1sS payment shall be made hc,ore
Nil De SOLD on Wednesday. The twen,v'
d seiin uay Of JMiy. a: b; 1873, TO pay tie
'"''s % aGvtriising and expenses of sale
JOSEPH N.AGUlRk' SprrrIary s"'e'
oiHetrkoom u Hayward's IuitInn.~
California. "h francisco,
| iel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29
Notice OF ASSESSMENT.

STAR CONSOLIDATED MINING Com.
y PANY.-l ocatiou OF priucipal piece
of business, san Francisco, California.
Location OI Works, Eureka District, Eu.
+ ka County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at a meet
ing O!thc card Of directors, held Oh the
~ h day OF June, 1873, an asst ssmcnt
(No. u 81 t"n cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock nj the corporation,
payable Immediately in United states
-olu or to the secretary. at the of &c OF
the conn any, No. $40 California street,
Room 40. }, a Francisco, California,
Any stock VI on which this assessment
shall r"h'"in unpaidOn the 2i,h Day OF
July, 1875. will e delinquent and ad
NeItl>eu Ter sal at public auction, and,
uni s. payment is made before, Will be
sold on ~. Eighteenth Day of Au.
gust, 1879, to pay the delinquent as.
>~tSshient. together with costs OF adytr.
tlslnE ana cNUenS s OF sale.
l.! order of the directors.
GRO. Il. SPlNNEY, Soc'y.
once No. 32U ialitnrnia street, Room No.
D, san francisco, Cal. lcoi
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DlONEER CONSOLIDATED MINING
4 ,CMFANl.-locatlo' OF principal
place of bLsin' s., san rancisco, tali;or.
ma. Location OF 40 Ks. Eureka, Eurcha
OoumlN, tate OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that nj a meet.
ing. olth' Directors. held on the 18th dan
Oh June, 1873, as assessment no. II. OF
Ten cents per share was levied upon the
capital ttCck OF the corporal ion, PAYABLE
immediately n tnited states gold coin,
ZONE - or tary, at h Office OF 1.-The com.
ANY, Foo e fiayward's Iulding. NO
l'9 california street, san Francisco. Cali.
iornia.
,Any stock upon which this assessment
Stiall remain unpaid on the 25,h Unv I
~" ie13. VIII be- delinquent and ao-
NeIllsed for sale at public auction, and.
unless lati"eHt Is made before. viii he
soiu on Wednesday. the 18th uay I
n"S"s', 1913, TO pay the u~ehEqnent as
Sessh tit, tCg' thor with costs OF ady.rfiS.
ing and eApcnS, $ OF sab.
'HAS :. NEAL, Secretary.
ono" Room - Eaywaru's Iuiluinr Eo
if' aliiornla street, san Francisco. Cab.
lc.4
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Notice of Assessment.

DUTY HILL TUNNEL COMPANY
u Location OF works. Fur, Ia County,
Nevada, Eureka Mining district. rim.
cipai place % business, Eureka, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that al a meet.
ing OF the trustees of said cOmpany, held
on the 18th day OF May, 1873, an assess
ment of len Cents per share was levied
upon the capita stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately to the secretary,
nj the office OF II company, Court
House Pudding, Eureka, New.
Any stock ~ on which his assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 9th day OF
July, 1875, viii tc ltlil GitHt, aid adj
vtrtised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before,
Will be sold or the 18th day of July
1873, TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs of advertising
II expenses OF sale.
Ey order OF the | GARD of Trustees.
SAML BEL l., Secretary.
Office, Courthouse luild,ng, Eureka,
New.
Eureka, New, June 6, 1873. jet
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

~ MINING AND SMEJTINc
rat, ICoMrAAi .-location OF works. Eu.
reKa ountt state of Nevada. ~"
NOTICE is hereby giyentGa, .,
irE ol tne hoard OF directors held m th,ir
Once on the IN day of June. IS.a an
TsSes SHARE v GO, y o twenty C2Cj cents
stock OF said corporation, navah Japiiai
, nieuIa1rly III United States gold coin ~
,tc Stcislary, at the office OF the com, ~
c n9 ~. sansome street, san trancls.
Any stock upon which this assassmer,
Shali remain unpaid on the gth Snn en,
I5e' aat nn,4} VII be deemed delinquent and
and unieSS LOT safe at public auction
nn VII be sold on FRIDAY. the fire.,
"ms oi august. 1873. To pay the deiin'
OF adyes a@iisnSsiaGnt. together with costs
4sihS ana expenses of sale.
osfce ~, i. b. BEACH. Secretary.
Az Sc ~ sansoule street tur sa,r.
"iiioTnia, .elo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29
Apple alton for Paten
NOTICE NO. N9.
U. s. AND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada. June ID, M

u. s. AND UFFlCL,
EUREKA, Nevada, June I'd, VA
NOTICE is HFRELY Given n
- Harry StrOut, Mm. Weimunla1
j. \. NtSDitt tpOstoffice address, Luz
Eureka County, Ne\..l have MADE u
cation for alent for fourteen bui1
N.iUD linear ttet of the Hoosa !
bearing silver and other mlneras'
san.e bing seven hundred tM
n0rthcrly and seven hundred (M
souths rly from The HOosac SHAFT lher
with surface ground three hrndfos
in Width : situate in Secret Canyon
ing is,rici, Eureka County, NH.
deScIib d in the plot aid feld hGa
file in this Office as follows, VIZ;
L. =. SURVEY NO CO.
PoginniI & at lost marked bs
n. ". corner: whence the sn'oNe
ii the roasting fun; &c OF me IN.
bears south Is utg. cast, li,,'i TT7
the HuOsac SHAFT b. ars ;. 81 u'sn
Get: al d running thence lsl,f.%a
W., 200 tct thence, %, ; .Na'E..1
ieet :IhtnCe, 9Th, \. 80 Gee. 20 nlas
'ett tlr nee, 5th, n. ae4 dtg ~
thence, 9TH. \ hh deg. W., Sg ~
the place OF beginning C n'alllsJ
acres. tOIr>,s eAl ress d iltM w
rioain. magnetic variation ~ ny,
This claim is on u~nsurveyed na-s
is founded on tie south ny lNsy
>Quall, on the west lythe N'ins4
the north Ivy :he Hoosac HtensOH
This claim is recorded in DOOM VA
l0n, Ofthc Secret Canyon Mlnihs h" ~
ana % copy OF said notice ana un,
can be found posted ut the hois''s'
OF the mine. ,s1
jpi-bU CYRUS F. HORN. NsS
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r. MLEY'S
CELEBRATED
I x i +!
a most Efficient aud Pleasant Tonic.
The Best Liver Regulator known.
A sure Cure for Dyspeu

VE\HESE E1TTFRS ARE PREPARED
II from the most -noicc and whole
some herbs ana rCo;: and have gwen
universal satisfaction wherever tried
thousands OF lIyspeptics have found IT..
Ilel through their use, and physicians
r'cohl1ntnd them Tor the cure OF all Gi-
larltles OF the digestive organs.
H~eadacfe, ~Bl!liousn"sS and Constirna-
tlon, General l'ebiIity ana Loss OF Apro-
ute, ali are caused by the dtrap~t men,
OF the stomach. liver and other uncI ION.
aries OF the system. The | Y l. IitIrrs
nave been successfully used and are war.
above cases.
Head Physicians Certificates attached
to each bottle.
Emery FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
BOTTLE IN THE HOUSEI Sold eynrr -
where. o'ei.'
h. EPSTEIN & CO., P~roprietors,
No. SIS Front street. San Er.ncisoo a.,
mh2l-3ni
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FOR SALE.

\ HOUSE AND LOT IS OFFERED
~ Tor sale cheap Tor cash. 1he house
contains two rooms, II 10y T. each, and "A
Kitchen 10 10y IL attached to the main
Lulluing are stable accommodation S for
four or six horses, which can be used as n
Wood or store house. This prop,ry is
situated Oh Canyon street, and is known
rs the ~ urnCrPlacc." il is within so To
". yards OF the Court House, and convc.
nltnt 10 water. Any p Tson wishing to
purchase, Will find ii to his advantage
to call, lor further PARTICULARS, OH the
premises. myIu
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Apple ation for Fatem
NOTICE NO. 2l3.
L. :. ] AND OFruI
EUREKA, Nevada. lime " ~,

L. :. ] AND OYYlrr |
EUREKA. Nevada, June Is, lsl
NOTICE Is HEREBY Glyyy u
~ the Richmond Mining Compsa
Nevada tIos toffice address, Eurtsa
reka County, Nc\adal lave made M
cation Tor attnt tor six hun dIfd \
ilI"a al teot OF the Iip1op looe, ltsrv]
N,raHd oilt minerals; the sam, n
six nui.drtd feet NORTHWESTERN tml
southeast SIDE Ct tItIance To- the IA
mord mine, know MS the main n
Top incliie, situate in lurtka N
ing District, Eureka County. Np,l
and described in the plat and feldr1
ON file in this Office as follows, VIZ. |
T.. =. SURVEY NO, 6,.
beginning at the northeast enrl
Paten. survey NO. "a, made Tor the RI
mona Mining Foml any OF Nusal
the Richmond lout. Il post mark0ij
mond \. +. CONT r, al Il 1ir I,pS.Ll
ner; whence the up Top shat beJ
Il degrees W. $50 ie,t, al q he falsr|
Eureka bears n. Is deg. 10 min. |. II
Zee t, and running thence, first, III
deg. ". COZ ieet StCenG, :. % Geg. vi
feet ;thiru,;S. 3iA deg. T.. GU ieel n3
n. 10 deg. +. 80 feet TO the place d
ginning, containing 3 9o acres. Cad
expressed from true meridian, yard
ltk deg. East.
This claim is on u%nsurveyed landl
is bounded on the northeast, @ulh1
II southeast ly the Richn QUO lll
Company OF Nevada on the IOta4
OF know II.
This claim is recorded in IookR,H
100, of the Mining Records Of luI
Mining District, aid a copy OF saicN y
and diagram can be 1Ounu p0sledd
Up Top shaft.
ico1 tNRCS r. HORN. Rfcsi
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Mininu.
Apple alton for D.

NOTICE No. 90


rrnrr vs.. LAND Orr
EhRtkA' Nevada, June \ Z,
Office Is nERIBy o'Ea
~ the Richmond noiVES, n,
Nevada Uosttff.ce sodresae ~Iornss,
r, ka I.uni!. e,aoaj have uNAa
cation ior at,ht Tor five I~maceis
one anu N han ltI,hj lines 1.uitS
klthmonu loLc, loanrc ,ii, iNt d
mih,ials; the same Lt1ng . aleu,
ana che aid a hall ieei I'VE tEra
from the s,uihtast Size ~souiitss,
mann incline, situated in ,ht lqI
district, tui,ka iCulry- X.Aa lp
uestflbto in the lat an s.,t.'ass, 4
Ill. In ihls Office ts ioll,wx 8 hQal
Ieeinniiis at a lost marksa y.
sur\e! No. u, maze Tor The In, 10.
sohdaieo ttn.l ally, VI Oh tlanssAsla
lode the same being the nos, ,lseli
corner Oi SAID claim, stard,Vs adSs
summit OF hIly hill. IL,s ltao
most S, uthelly corner NJ AM
made Tor tie Eureka ConsoI;,sy NJ,
IAN! oil the Ookout loce. aaecl Y
northwest corner OF the mAshs
ing Nolks bea-S n. "a, nol0Hl
feet, ana the flagstaff in Ln, vi
t.h degrees r.. lO,;l4 feel ssa
nlng thence, first. n. Sh ds a.a
.Cl& feet; sccGDu, S. IS deg' " 'sns
third. :. Ban dtg. l.. 5blL ,fs,'
N..sd,g. T.. BIT feet, TO the nlac, w
ginning, containing $40 acre. u
tAlrossed hem tue melidlan ~
l6a uCg. East. "iI
The claim is on unsuryeyed Ian, Il.
is b.'unut Il on the Lo,tlwes, ,Dau
ana soutlwt st 10y the klcbmo,SaV st
Company u Nt>aua, ana on ,La "l
east 10y the Eureka Colsolidat,r, ~
Conn any. NY
1hls claim is recorded in poot D ;.
$50, If the Mining kecOds nj Y
Mining district and a copy Of ..4,
tee ana diagram can be iuLnf ,ss,.
the hosting works OF tie Mine '
jc21 ClRlS +, RORN Ro.,..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29
SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
~,,,,NC fnNpNNX- CCatjOn OF

MINING = lttalloh oi
works. Eureka. Eureka County, Nevada,
No,Icc is hereby given. that at a meet
iug of the Ioard OF trustees ol said com
rany. held on the tenth day OF June, 1913,
an assessment vi SeNenty-hNe Gents pei
share was levied upon the calltal stock
OF said company, payable Immediately,
tothe :, CT, tary, at the Office Oh tne Gem
panv, \o.;6 ontg0meTy Elock, IN a
Francisco, State OF California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on fl"rsday, the
seventeenth ,ny.f July. 1873, shall
he deemed delinquent, II Will be- uuIy
advertised Tor sale at public aLction, and
unless la!ment shall be MADE before,
will be sold on Tuesday. the TW veil
Gny Of August. \. ID. 1873, to Jay the
dennQuent assessments, together viii
the costs OF advertising n The expenses
oil sale.
Ey order of the Eoard of Trustees.
+. Il. BUNKER. secretary,
Office-No. 50 Montgomery Ilock,
Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cali
.ornia. iel5td