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Application for Patent.

u. o. LAM OrfltBst
EUREKA, Nevada, May 20, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ BENJAMIN Il. BROOKS, whose postofhce
address is Boston, Massachusetts,, has made
application for patent for Nine Hundred C900)
linear feet OF the Emerald Isle lode, bearing
silver and other minerals. the same running
300 feet southerly from the mouth Of the En-
erald Isle tunnel, with surface ground two hun
dred 1900 feet in width, situate IN White Pine
Mining District, White Pine county, Nevada,
and described in the plat and field notes on file
In this Office as follows
U. s. Survey No. 90.
Beginning at a stake marked mo. /, U. s.
Survey No. 69," whence the section corner com
mon TO sections "a and Is, IT. 10, N H.. 81 Il. and
sections 10 and 80, I. l6. N. X So T., NJ. ID. NJ,
bears 8. $40 49, W. 1921 feet. The monument
on Treasure Peak No. / bears B. $40 58 Il. 4.O5S
feet. A prominent, sharp, rocky peak. 4" No. 2"
between Treasure and Telegraph peaks, bears
B.. $40 "a r. 2.4U7 feet and the center of the
mouth Of the tunne. upon the Emerald Isle lode
bears s. $40 L. 1876 7-l0 feet. Thence running
8. $40 4. SO ITO feet, to post No. / Of survey
No. 81. made for J. B. Osborne upon the Inner
aid Isle lode, 236 Z 10 feet. TO post No. 2 OF said
survey No. 81, 257 Clio feet, to the western
boundary Of survey No. 81. made for Thomas J
Smith upon the Rio Grand lode, whence pos
No. ! of said survey bears N. l6o u. As 4-1O feet
273 40 feet, to post marked :" No 2, U. 3. sur
vey No 60" Thence s 70 Z 300 feet. to pos
marked No. 3. u. 1. survey No. 80" Themes
N. $40 W. 273 4-10 feet. TO post marked " No. 1
u. s. Survey No. 10" Thence n. 70 W. 5T6 SILT
feet, to post marked No. 5. U. $. Survey No
~" this post stands on the southeastern boun
Diary Of Survey No. 81 Of the Nimrod lode
Thence N. b07fo T.. 10 $40 feet, to post market
+" No. 9, u. s. survef No Co." the same beinI
post No. of said survey No. 81. Thence N. 30
4 W. 12B feet, to post marked " No. Z, u. 8. sur
vey No. 20 - and thence N. 70 W. III feet, I
post No. /, the place of beginning. Containing
4 2.l00 acres. Courses expressed from the tru
meridian, with amagnetic variation of lGo East
This claim ia on unsurveyed land, and
bounded on the north by the Emerald Isle North
Nimrod and Caledonia claims This claim /
recorded in Book b. page 329 of the White Pin
District Mining Records, and a copy Of tn
notice and diag gram can be found posted at th
mouth Of the Emerald Isle tunnel.
my3l god CYRUS r. HORN Register
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the First day
Of April, 1873, SO many shares of each parcel OF
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction at the office Of the Company, 4l4
Montgomery street. San Francisco, California, ON
Saturday, the Fourteenth day of June, 1878,
At the hour of 2 O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
j.. A. McCLELLAND, Secretary.
Ofice-No. Ala Montgomery street, San Francis
co. California. aflH may24td
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assessmtnt Notices.


NTOONDAY SILVER MINING COMPANY.
" Principal place Of business; City and
County of San Francisco, California. Location
of works White Pine Mining District, White
Pine county, State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Board of Directors, held on the 2lst day OF
May, 1873, an assessment Of
Twenty-Five (25l Cents per Share
Was levied upon the capital stock of the cor
poration, payable Immediately in United States
gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at the Of
fce of the Company. Room 20, Hayward's Build
ing, No. 419 California street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the 27th day of
June, 1878, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale ct public auction and, unless payment
is made before, will be sold on
Monday the 2lst day Of July 1878.
To pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
0fice-No. 26 Hayward's Building, No. 419 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, Cal. my3l4w
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DeLinqnent Sales.

ACCIDENT GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ CokIpAEY.-Loeatien OF prfneipel Place Of
buaineaa Az MontgoIhesy street, san francisco,
California. Location OF Works, Eagle District,
White Pint county, Nevada.
NoTICE.-TheTe is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account o. assessment
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
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Apple tion for Patent.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE.
AUSTIN, Nevada, April 7th, 1873

U. 8. LAM OFFICE.
AUSTIN, Nevada, April 7th. 1891
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN THOMAS J. SMITH, whose postofice ad.
dress is Treasure City, White Pine county, State
Of Nevada, has made application for patent for
one thousand linear q ,0U0l feet Of the Rio Grand
Lode, bearing silver and other minerals. the
same being 500 feet northerly and BOO feet
southerly from the southern end OF the open cut
upon the Lode, with surface ground two hun
dred feet in width, situate In White Pine Min.
ing District. white Pint county, Nevada. and
described In the plat and field notes on file In
this office rs follows. to wit
U. s. Survey No. 81.
Beginning at a post marked No | u. 3. Sur
vey No. 81 /" whence post No. 5 Of Sur ey No. 81
made for ]. b. Osborne upon the Emerald Isle
Lode bears N. 12LSo =. 1917 feet Section cor
Der common TO Sections "a and rs, t. Ia. N. X.
81 E.. and sections 10 and 80 T. Is, N. X. So y.
NJ. ID. NJ. bears s. 100 So W. 3.I2s feet. The
monument on Treasure Peak No. bears 3. $50
" 4. $3.50 feet. A prominent, sharp. rocky
peak No. 2, between Treasure and Telegraph
Peaks, bears s.. go T. Z. 2,l6l feet and the San
Jose shaft upon this lode bears 4. h Il. 800
feet. Thence running 3. TAO y. 80 2-l0 feet, to
post on the southeastern boundary of Survey
No. ~, made for the Ascendant Mining Com.
pany upon the Caledonia Lode, whence post No
3of said Survey bears N. $40 W. 1874 4-l0 feet.
Thence 4. $40 Z. ia feet, along said Survey
No. AZ TO post marked No. 3 U. 8. Survey No. 81.
Thence g.. l6o W. O4O l.1O feet. to post marked
No. 4 u. 8. Survey No. 81. Thence N. 74oW
200 feet, TO post marked No. s, U. 1. Survey No.
81 and thence N. 10 T.. 1000 feet, to post No.
1. the place Of beginning. Contrasting 4 4s-l00
acres, Courses expressed from the true me-
ridian with q magnetic variation OF l6o East.
This claim Is on unsuryeyed land. and ID
ounde on thee North by the Caledonia and
Emerald Isle claims. This claim IL recorded In
Book O, page 80 Of the White Pine District Min.
ing Records. CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
anrln end
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A sHI report says, "Satin dresses
are to be worn no longer by brides.'
They could not be worn any longer than
they are now without tripping up every
body in the room. 3H =.
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WOULD you take the last cent A ner-
son had for a glass of soda water ?"
asked a Kankakee, Illinois, yonth
"Yes,' responded the unthinking pro.
prietor. Whereupon the hopeful pulled
out the cent and got the drink.
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applications for 1patent.
Application for Patent.

ai iH u. y. LAND OFFICE,
m AUSTIN, Nevada. April 10, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the BASE METAL CONSOLIDATION,
postofnce address Hamilton, Nevada, has made
application for patent for Twelve Hundred
Il, 1000 feet of the Stockholm Lode, bearing sill
yer and other minerals, the same being sOo feet
westerly and 400 feet easterly from the location
Of the Young Giant shaft, with surface ground
200 feet in width, situate In the White Pine
Mining District, White Pine county, State Of
Nevada, and described In the plat and held
notes on file In this office as follows
survey No. So, of It. 10, N. r. 81 T.,
AND
No. A, Of It. 10, N. II. 50 T., m. d. d.
Beginning ct . stake marked " No. l u. 8. Sur
vey No. SO and a., whence post No. l Of Survey
No. SO, made for Alfred t. Page upon the King
William Deposit or Lode, bears N. l2o ~ Z.
9,238 feet section corner common to Sections
10 and "a. T. l6. N. r. 81 E., and Sections IS and
10. T. 16, N. r. So f., M. d. M, bears N. 1919
W. 1,613 feet northwest corner OF the court
house in Hamilton bears N. $50 81 +. 3.542 feet;
spruce pine tree l foot IN diameter bears 8. 2ho
W. 43 feet; and the Young Giant shaft bears 8.
$40 VI. 412 feet. Thence running 8. go K.
400 feet, 10 post marked No. 2 q. 3. Survey No.
90 and -. Thence s.. 83Ao W. 1854 ITO feet. to
township line between Ranges 81 and 50, East
l 200, to post marked No. 8 u. g.. Survey No. 50
and "A. Thence n. $50 W 900 feet. TO post
marked No. 4 o. 3. Survey No. 68 and A and
thence N. 83Ao T.. 189 feet, to township line
between Ranges 81 and 5S East ] 200 feet. TO post
No. l, the place of beginning. Containing
5 81 100 acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian with q magnetic variation Of l6ko z.
Said claim is located upon unsuryeyed land.
md the location notice Is recorded in Book j,
page 244, White PINE Mining District Records. It
10 bounded ON neither end by any known claim
ants. The nearest mine is the 0din. The no.
tice and plat of the above claim can be found
poRted at the Young Giant shaft.
apr26.6Od CYRUS Il. HORN, Register.
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SEVERE ATTAcK.-Mr. John Bullock,
Of Bristol, R. l., who will be 10i years
old IN June next, had an attack of pneu-
mona, recently, and when conyalescent,
remarked to one of his. sons This
was a severe attack if I'd been an old
man l guess it would have fetched me-"
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WHITE PINE NEWS
THE SONG OF TIE COOL CASHIER

In sat Ike 4 fock IN the prison lock,
A slender man and young,
With a jaunty air Of devil-may-care,
And this Is the song he sung.
/" oh. 1 am a fool md 0 cashier cool
And a President and Board.
And a guardian strict and d~ereliet,
And, perhaps, a frst-class fraud
But Il may not b., said l 10 he.
That YOU can include all these ;
Tell them, j pray what you mean % say
And he answered III you paease'
any song Is clear / was sole cashier
And I supply had to fool
The President, to the top OF his Dent,
While I seized the entire rule.
"Then I eammoned the Board. old fogy horde,
And nut them out In the cold;
And L drew my checks, and made my specs
TIL the bank was done and sold
"And 50, as yon hear, I'm . cool cashier,
And q President, and all
The file and rank that run the bank,
And l ran 1t to its fall.
"But little I care /; I'm debonnaire,
For l haven't a cent to show,
And the bank IL : bust, and I'm here on trusti
Its the jolliest lark know +
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A PHILADELPHIA merchant vowed he
would never advertise his wares, and he
didn't but the other day the Sheriff ad-
vertised them for him.
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BEN BUTLER, in plaster of Paris, with
a spoon over bis shoulder. has always
been a favorite saloon ornament In Chi
cago. The statuette is now decked with
a Scent stamp, which is neatly plastered
on the Essex statesmah's capacious fore
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Afga Notices.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT IF Il
Il EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF the State
Of Nevada, In and for the county Of White Pine.
nuar -nrArnnrA- na-.-aan -- IL Il.
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s and EUREKA.

L carrying u. 8. Mail, W. II. AG&"
n Co.'S Express, and sl psssengers applying:
Connects with Woodruff 4 Enno at Eureks' ana
with all the lines at Austin.
Stages leave Eureka every morning ~ o !, De-"
sundsys excepted, Returning, leaves Austin
W. B. WILSON. Proprietor.
J. l.. HIsoKLER. Agent. E,Ireka.l
Once ct the Parker House. su''u
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT of the State
of Nevada. In and for the County Of White Pine.
PETER O'CoNNoR, Plaintiff,
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Marshal's Sale for Delinquent TAKE,
for the Fiscal Year ending Decem-
her 1Isf. A. ID. Is72.
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Dissolution OF Copartner.
ship.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i listing between W. b. Ayres and David La
zier, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent,
d. Lazter, will continue the business as hereto
fore, will pay all debts Of the old firm, and will
collect outstanding bills due the same.
DAVID LAZIER,
W. b. AYRES.
shelleurn, April 7th, 1873. my2i-1m
, 1873-02-09

/ WIDOW LADY, S YEARS OLD, AND 4
Il stranger in tho city, wishes to make the aequsln
ance Of some hoosst gentleman aged from ~ to ~
Object, matsinouy. Direct MARY BREED, P. o.
E.a3s Bux e.,
, 1873-02-09
BANQUET OF THE SOCIETY FRANC0.sutssE,

The members Of the above-named Society,
which is chiefly composed Of gentlemen born in
the French~speaking cautons Of Switzerland,
gave banquet, on Saturday evening, at the
Washington Dining Rooms. Above fifty per-
cons sat down to first~class entertainment,
among them being several invited guests, rep
1esenting half dozen different nationalities.
Most OF those present are identified with the
recent movement to form cosmopolitan club
In this city The chair WIS occupied BY Dr. l..
H. Marguerat. The following was the order Of
exercises after the removal Of the cloth:
."0ur Invited Guests" Responded to by J. @.
". Bailey, all the invited ones standing while he
expressed their sense of the honor conferred.
The Cosmopolitan Club" Responded to by
Dr. ]. II. Carr, who briefly detailed the move
nent to form q club which should have for its
aim the removal OF" national differences aud the
uniting OF all mankind in one bond Of brother
hood.
'The Citizen of the World" Responded to
by E. Colbert.
o,.' Chicago" Responded to By General 7. n.
stiles, in humorous speech that ''set the table
In roar"
1.-THE Future Citizen" Responded to By G.
, 1873-02-09
A RATE FOR McNUlTX.

Probable Murder of a Woman by Her Hus-
banda Funeral Procession Stopped, md
the Coffin Taken Possession of by the Police.
About the 22d Of last month a man named
Stephen Chievers Was arraigned before Justice
6cully for ma1treating his wife, at No. 60 Canal
port avenue, their place Of residence. It was
shown At the trial that Mrs. Chievezs had been
confined to her bed for several weeks
BY severe illness, during which time
her husband had not only neglected
her, but cruelty abused her. On the 21st he
came home intoxicated, and, going to her room,
began beating her, as she lay upon the bed,
most ahamefuny. She demonstrated with him,
which seemed only to e1aaperate the brute, who
jumped upon the bed, knelt upon his wife's
body and, seizing her by the throat, would have
s1angled her to death but for the interference
of Of female neighbor who happened to enter.
She was, however, unable to cope with the iend,
and called for assistance, when, after violent
struggle, Chievers WAS conquered and handed
over to q police officer. Justice Scully fined
Chievers s100, and in default sent him to the
house Of Correction
Mrs. Chievers yesterday continued to decline,
and yesterday morning Justice Scu11y vas in
formed that she was dead, and that her body
bore marks Of violence, the result Of the abuse
inflicted by her husband
The intelligence was received at II o'clock,
and the Justice WAS informed that the body was
then en- route to tue cemetery. Justice Scully
at once left his Court and went in search Of
Coroner Stephens to stop The funeral and hold
an inquest upon the remains The Coroner. of
course, could not be found, and Sergeant john
son Was instructed to take the necessary stepa
toward delaying the funeral and securing tie
action Of the Coroner. Sergeant johnson sue
eeeded in stopping the cortege, but did not see
the Coroner till too late last evening to hold mn
inquest. Chievera is at the Bridewell, and it ia
believed that the woman died from the injuries
he inflicted upon her.
, 1873-02-09
[: Rowland, Principal Of the Chicago High

u; Rowland, Principal Of the Chicago High
School.
1.-THE Father Of Our Franco-Swiss Popula-
ton1m Responded to by his son, Mr.. DeLoynes.
The Organization OF the Cosmopolitan Club. i
Responded to by Mr.. ". Charles.
The two Republics of tho United States and
Sutherland" Responded to l,y Prof. De L.
fontalne, In French; and translated by II. An
*TAo Swiss Consul" Responded to by II.
Enderis.
GOOD Wine" Responded to By II. Guerou1t.
Other responses wero msdo by Dr.. ]. B.
Walker, 5lr. EnGcll. md others, and sones were
sung by II. De1nara, De Loynes, and Sordet 4
notable feature Of tho entertainment was that
tho champagne was manufactured in this State.
and highly enjoyed By all The Company.
, 1873-02-09

A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL ONE OF THE
II greatest labor.kaviuR Intentions invented Ad
dre4s Immediately, j. BUDD CO., Detroit. Mich.
GENTS WANTED-GOOD CASvAssERS ARE
Anaklng $40 to $l2 day with 5 goods eyer( article
Is a. staple flour; samples free Q. H. L1SNGToH,
, 1873-02-09


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b::t Of referencs an be- uuie & figures. crpplc. u
otherwise satisfactory. Apply only from to p ,..
Monday, ;mscy's Ea East chcsgo-av.
! W7ANTED7sALEsIAN. 4 GERMAN, ONE WHO
" speaks low German prcforrsd, xto has md expo
rcneo In retail clothing. find permanent situation
ono Price easn hnpss, ~ and Sd Mtlwnukeo.av. Gle
e11N1 d % E.s.
WTANTEp-A THOROUGH PRACTICAL BOOK
rqusa 1dass J. fsaae ca Best OF references
IITANTED - Two FffiST.CLASS WT70IFS3TE
Address, with references g. T:ibunc otdco '0 A@o'
1VANTED-IN A WIi0LFSNIE TI0ITSF An ~
RI pescnced bookkceper with best Of city REFERENCES
as character End nbity, Addreas with fuii nar,e
Carrier No. Ii:
.-... Trades.
1TASTED-A GOOD BUTCHER; STEADY EN-
}R1Gyont; Gornan preferred. Call Ct No. Isl West
- -: -
WANTED--A FIRSTCLASS CUTTER. ADDRESS,
- VIII references. 9. I: REEVES. aurora. II.
sPe 9S1n It r6as
season. Il. +. tDSIEk, Mi Clyb0Gfuo-Av.
, 1873-02-09

/ R1OuEf.oR. or Is. WELL EDUClTEb. n
n tellixeut and easy, with 81 600 cash. and wcck,
income from his business OF SIS So in earnest de-
sire to correspond with lady Of settled int
psecepts- Object. matrn1oas. Address s., T1iaunt
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NEWS BY MAIL,

A fatal case of genuine Asiatic cholera &C.
Cured at New York. Thursday, and there
are indications that the disease will become
epidemic.
meeting in favor of cheap transportation
will be held in New York in September.
The races at Saratoga on Thursday proved
very exciting, and large sums Of money
changed hands on the result of the big race,
which was won by True Blue, who made the
best time on record.
A royal commission to investigate the
charges against the Canadian Ministry has
been appointed by the Governor General.
Another discussion on the proposed in
crease of the Duke of Edinburghs annuity
occurred in the British House of Commons,
Thursday, several members denouncing the
measure in round terms. The bill making
the appropriation was passed to q second
reading by vote of l62 to Is. Several pub
lie demonstrations against the grant have been
held in various cities of England.
The mail service from Hancock to South
Hancock, is to be increased three additional
weekly trips from August l. On the route
between North Falmouth and Wagner, Fall
mouth and Hgtchville will be omitted after
August l. Wilson Thomas is to be Postmas-
ter at East Rumford, vice Charles F. Wheeler,
resigned; and A. f. Knight, Mail Messenger
at Fairfield.
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Bear Stories.

Mr.. j. Darling of Lowell has found another
bear which he wants some one to claim. He
was travelling in a common wOod-rOad
Wednesday, when he came upon place
where slivers were scattered which at first ap-
peared to have been made by stroke of light
ming. On looking up he saw that the top of
a hemlock tree about twenty feet high andten
inches in diameter had been roughly dealt
with. An examination showed it to be the
werk of bear, and by the signs about it was
evident that a trap was attached to the ami
NAL. On following up the trail he found the
bear dead, having trap attached to his fore
leg The trap also had clog ten feet long
and five inches through fastened to the chain.
The animal had evidently climbed the tree,
and getting the chain caught had knawed him
self free.
Two men were at work making shingles in
the northwest part of Lyndon the other day.
Their camp was in the woods, and. for some
reason, they resolved to move short distance
to another locality In the morning they did
SO, leaving pail containing their dinners,
and some other articles, behind. About noon
one of the men returned to the old camping
ground for the dinner, when he discovered =
large bear standing over the pail helping him.
self. The bear had the last slice of bread and
butter in his paw, and looking round over his
shoulder and seeing the man approach, he
crammed the bread ihto his mouth and walked
off on two legs short distance, but conclud-
ed he could make better time on all four, he
descended to his bear mode Of locomotion and
ran into the woods.
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The Army of the Gulf.

The programme for the annual reunion of
the Army Of the Gulf, which comes off in
Portland, August 9th, has been completed.
Among those to whom the committee have
rendered their invitations are Gov. Perham
and staff, COLLECTOR Washburn, Judge God
dard, Hon. J. II. Burleigh, member Of Con-
gress from this district,-George P. Wescott,
Major General ]. l.. Chamberlain, Col. c. p.
Mattocks, lst Maine Regiment,-Captain
Treadway and officers of the U. S. R. c. Nc
Culloch, Major Seymour and officers of Fort
Preble, Gen. George II. Thorn and Gen.
Duane, U. S. Engineer Corps, -Major San
ger of Bowdoin College, and representatives
| of the Associated Press, aid the press of Port
land.
Among the most distinguished officers and
members of the Society, who will be present,
are President Grant, w. T. Sherman, gener
al commanding the army,-Lieut General p.
II. Sheridan, president Of the association
Generals Norcross, Montgomery, Banks aud
Dwight, Admiral Bailey, Commodore Green,
and others.