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delinquent salr.
a DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED
"A MINING COMPANN.-Location of

principal place of business: san Fran
cisco, California. Location of WORKS, Eu-
reka Mining District, Eureka county,
state of Nevada.
Notice.-rherc are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment NO. A. levied on the twenty.
fourth day of September, 1873, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF h
respective shareholders, as follows
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CASH ONLY,

HIS splendid assortment of fancy and
staple Dry Goods. Shoes, and other arti-
cies, TOO numerous to mention. The La
dles are sure OF GOOD BARGAINS by at
tending the sale. DI5.1t
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osves yst bod n. 6sUbssd. - thaa 20
wsss pssSsesly jsssi0ed h lssvtsg - ~
I'D. Ths talsusaioa q shscusdise WITH
ouaev b as6w0 fsta h ~
". q PusviASss.
] alse hesswssh present. . dlsnechsesi -
BY H"s. einua Caoeson. Uni'sd 6'saes
ssssaos fsum Pepnsylva"ia, sho has full
knovhdse II ~ htsas1 n shss s's,s, s'd
ny standing shess NV:
HARnlsDUns. n, Nay %. I051
Fl 10 Ass. JsAs 81. AiaaaGu, D. s. 6sssssr.
Asssisa1. 0re1ss: Whea you KIT Penn.
sylvsais your sepasaaisa was - good - asy
pablic nass 10 your coan'sy. All wh"
know ,yoa speak now IL high terms d yosr
integrity and parity II character, and feel
hoaosed In yoas sIec,tos 10 TIE l0s~s's-tn
oil of which josn. 6In0x CANNON.
W. born IL Washington c,untv, Penn.
sylvsots. June n. 1855; wss educa'ed y
Wbit,esspoou lnsaitute. sPsansysvsnia;
Studied Inv with the nv 6rm of Purv'a"ce
b Thompson, oon2osed If Hon 6s0seI A.
Purvisncs and COl John n. Thoupso".
whose testimonials are heseviih Submitted.
In couclusioo. submit upon coosidess-
tons, not ofsymps'hy, tat Of simple jus'ios
whether In The light Of the statement and
evidence here presented, and ny depors.
mens aiming yoo for The rest ,b'r'scn years.
I am entitled I" yOur future confidence and
respect, or deserve ys'us Condemnation. !
stand to-day strong In the full conscious
ness that In reference ~ the matters alleged
have been sctusied BY M evil Intentions;
and feeling and ksowinG that I have pc
ssn.Sd shsse nssisrs In oil tsuthfulness. with
your Indictment shall remain content
Respectfully. L.tI,1a
JonN H. xrrcneLI.
POSTPAID, Oregon. Nay 81, lS7a
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Railways n PersiA.

Baron Reuter-, the owner Of many valus
be lisss OF Telegraph wires, has just shown
very enterprising spirit In ob'sning fr'm
The Shah Of Persia . rcncession IT the nntst
comprehensive kind. His Majesty has
granted 10 the Baron, and n any company
established BY him, tho exclss've riGh'lt to
cs,nstruct railways, trsmwsya, and other
public works thrOushaui Persta, t"ge'hrr
With the exclusive right ., working the
mines and utilizing sse forests Of the c"un.
,rys and the exclusive right of working
th~ railways for the period Of sevehty.dve
yeass.
The lsnds necessary will be given by The
Sac ~ fsr . possible; snd wien private
l.nds are required the Pessisn Government
undertakes to prevent exhorbi'ant rates l'e>
ing charged, and viii, 10 neceasasy, compel
The owners 10 Consent to forced sale. The
ustssiAls ssp 10 b. fsce from impost dudes.
snd I'll persons engaged In the work viii b.
exs,np, frUm taxation. 10 resurn tor this.
the company 10 10 pay the Government. -
pr cert. on the net prOdis 1t the working
Of the lines. .a...-..
The Government h n receive Is per cent.
on The psudu Of working the o'sl. ir'n.
copper. ssd lead mines; bat oil gid ana
silver mines end th.se containing precious
stones ase reserved By the Government
The right of making csnals and rsssrvoiss
snd all other works connectsd with water
e%mmunicssion and supply. 10 slso granted
on the same ssrsn.
The company b astbosissd u oontracs .
losn Of 100000 sterling In the hrt In
stance on which The Psnisn 0'vernms I
guarantees per cent pr snnum. The
company 10 also 70 form the cusi0ms fr,m
March, 1914, foe twenty Ave ysan; AID 10
TO hsve prsferencs OF oil other ,ess"ns 10
esss Of lhs esesblishnent Of Sssis Bank,
sasworts, ,ailts, ts,esraphs end HaiIs TN
Willis ne grating d shese impwsaas
privileges will givs Daeue1 Rsusr aid BID
sssncsaie capitalists ram opprrtuni,ies ia
make o. sn0rmous amount ut money, siill.
II we'll coaducsed. ths carrying cot IT The
scheme Yill ,snd Greaily tociviliss that part
Of Aaia. and 10 devst,p 10 great mineral
wealth. Il viii then spoo beoume essily
accessible 10 ssavslsn eJ ID .-fr.s .-r@tG rp
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yisd b him ~scs - masglage. H d.
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~ .' INA. 'l74l ..'.....,.
Application for Patent.
y. 4. LAND OSVDcB. as.t
Mn aAA - nil Ia Ao40

."H# .4# 4E U. y. LAND OoD1c8. St'f -
= BELgNA. \. T., April lst ls73i
Notice II hereby Published that JHON " STONER,
LEWIS dOSsEllN, and GEORGE DANTZ. Whose
p0pt04ics h Washlngt0s 0ulcA Dser Ledge county.
Montana, have THE day 6led application for pstcnt.
under ~ Niniox law. u CoaIrese. fur theiT plscf
mininx claim. situated IN WashingtIn xu!ch mining
district Derr Lssies county. Montana Territory. In
tow ship u norA. rsngs vest: which claim r ~
csgdrd 10 wi In the Office VI the District Recorder
u sa,d district. aud DESERVED In the plat and Aid
notss ON als Ia THE Office 10 folOws. viz: Rsgnnny
At the s0utheast c0rnes thereof whence corner No
Il III No Il 10 township NJ. IL n.sn, range won't
hesrs =: ~ deg W: g links distant aud running
&hewoe n. - eg E ljsOS chains thence n. - dog.
T. Is y chAips tbence n, llk deg. T. lO06 chains.
shents. N A1 deg X IS "a chains. Themes N > deg.
". - cAain.. the.es : g aeR. W. y csaIoe th:nc
. u dog. w II ehsins. thence >. 3ok deg w. 1Q72
chains, theucr .. IN deg. " 3.S7 chains, thcMcc
5ak dsK = - caaina - plsns II beginning. ssa-
braciny eleven acsrs. upon which Z n0lice Of said
spplicstioa b p1sec Tho sssess claimants to these
psssni.rs arc John UlR0urks aSd Frascis K bill on
The sam. Rulch bclow. w. G. CHILD.
l. q. kYnAA. +tsf : Btg.N##Y Aegistes.
Attorney fos claiusnts. 1914 Od
Smyrna times., 1873-10-22
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The Lader is the name of little newspaper
lust started at Trappe, Talbot CO., by IL. l.
Mulhkin. 1t is published as q pastlme' we
presume.
The Methodist ministers of Easton are
holding out the olive branch to each other'
Rev. II. b. Newman, of the NJ: II. Cnurcn'
and Rev. b. f. Benson, of the NJ. T. Inurch'
exchanged pulpits on last Sabbath morning
The Cambridge Republican, which, last
weeL dro1ned Judge Goldsborough's name
from the ticket has run it up again, begged the
Judpe's pardon, and now promises him Its
snnnort. It found fault with him about a
business matter. III
pvv,x,.r At CRIsFIELD.-A Methodist
rav;vaI has been in progress at Crlsheld tor
several weeks under the care OF Kew Mr..
Hutehins, which has been very successful
Forty.nine persons have joined the church. aud
a recess has been taken in the meetings
A Fine Profit, Lnt not to the Gro,oer.-The
fredericksburg Coulter says :: captain ,. ID.
Smith has recently heard from some OF his
peaches in Cleaveland, D. They were lot OF
loo crates, very fine, shipped to New York,
and cleared him about. 80 cts. per crate. But
i'm leaveland-reshipped from N. Y.,-they
brought from "a to So A fne profit some
where" 1sI.
Peaches from the Eastern Shore to Europe.
MIR. Ihuulas b. Sherman, peach grower,
residing near Shcrman's wharf, on the Chop
tank river, Dorchester county, on Saturday
week shippt fifteen Loxes OF fine variety OF
late peaches Uu the s.cauship Brautchtceig,
direct for Bremen, in the same state as they
we're picked from the trees. Mr.. Sherman
made a like shipment of the same variety oil
peaches last season, and they reached their
destination in a perfectly sound condition
EiStOn journal.
Almost Cenfendrian-NIr. Thos. Tribbitt
re ding near Gilpin. Point, in Caroline
60 ,nty, died on Tuesday week, and was bur ed
last week. He was 90 years of age, and very
active even up to the close Of lie. 1t is tolc
of him that throughout his whole life he never
expt4d.l a single dollar for doctors bill
Mr.. -1nbbitt was native of Sussex county
Delaware, and removed to Caroline count!
about 25 years go. But one .centenariaA i
now living IN the county-Wm. II Hardrastle
residing in FIRST election district.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-22
b @-o f PUBLIC SALE
Peach Trees

The subeerbers will sell at Public Sale at the late resdsnee
OF Iohn ~ Aleu- deed near HShtsto~n' Mercer CO.. No.
On Wsdnesday, October 20, 1873,
Sa oOo pFkeF4 Tfs EEs, pdt OUT for the ensuing
fs Spring planting The trees are grown from natural
budded healthy And now among the
hnesto be found 10 he county us trees have ses aaa
20 be whsl was The stock we'll and true
plsnns. throushou the ssss9n Inc
kinds folows: Hae Early, Troths Early Eary iors
CrawIeas Early Ors.ords Late Old Mlxon ssgnes bss
Seeding. Hes,-s Fsyorte s.way Late Aarsfpei Mary
PAeh Foxs Seeding MountAh Hose hndinks
Any rsrsons desiring purchase these for the coming
Fprinx. Of good stock snd sxpsrsncsd nussrymsn, will
Theirs will be ase about Of the Seeding Peach budded
this fs.i, presenting rank and healthy growth and
badded OF selected varieties. t--~-@
An excellent chance for buyers. ft1 0T fTT
The mubscbsrs about to ael all and
The stock. Conditions made known dzy q sale
WILLIAM r.. ALLEN. Q
JASPER Fl. ALLEN, Z
JOHN E. ALLEN. u . 'aas
.R4fl4a h.T4fT3 -t.4.s 1fE4 gf.fTT- r1is'~ a.
f-sH4 .44Hs Htra- --ststfa esHaftf8d 10 fa3
Smyrna times., 1873-10-22

The Mved Train will be subject to delays incident to
Freight Business and will only Stations where time ia
gwen.
New Castle TransLeave New Castle Tor Wilmington and
Philadephia at 74O, A. NJ. ard 625 p NJ. Leave Whining
ton l25 and $50 p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINSs-Additional to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton $780, A. NJ and 733 p NJ Leave
Clayton tor smyrna $40 A. NJ and 955, p M to make con-
nectiOn with and from Dover and Stations South
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Rent County and Queen Annsa
Kent Railroads. At layton with Md a Del r. r. At Har
ringtNn with j. B. 4. R. A: SeafOrd. with d. d. r.
Denar, with T. s. r. R.. and WycOmicO POcOmOke r. r.
II. Z. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-22
.SherSH'S Safes.
CHERIFFS SALE.

SHEKlFF > SALE.
~ BY virtue writ VendOn Exponas. to me directed
will be Public Sale at the Hotel OF Charles e. FOx
we'll the Town Of Smyrna, Duck Greek Hundred heh
Cnunty and State Delaware HCRSDAf the 23d day
October 1873 clock, Z. NJ the following Real Esta'e
o Wit: 49,. =. IA
No T. All that certain piece, parcel tract OF lano'
situated the east side Of said road from SMYRNA 70
Hundred County and State aforesaid adjoining Janus o
Samuel Griffin Dr. William Daniels and others sald &c
NINETY NINE 1897 ACRES, more or less the
upon which story frame dwelling
kitchen barn. stables and other Out-buildlngs, /, -
No. All that certain parcel OF OF
south side of Methodist Street in the Own VI
Smyrua Duck Greek Hundred Kent County and state OF
Delaware adjoining lands OF DOct. Ewe Wm Denney ana
said contain $500 Square Feet OF urOuhu
more or the improvements which are twOstoIy
frame dwelling Kitchen barn. stables and oher cut
buildings. =. =, .a
situated Town Ol Ieipsic, in Little Greek hundred
Kent Delaware adjoining lands OF John
Scoten front and running back to the creek
the thereof whatsoever they may the improve
upon which double One-StOry dwelling
AisO tract Of Woodland situated in the Hundred COUNTY
and State aforesaid adjoining No. aOove lands o.
Samuel Griffin and Others said TO contain TEN AChES more
Seized taken in execution the property OF JACOB
SAMUEL HARGADINE, late Sheriff.
sHRRIFF's OFFIcE. DOVER, DEL. !
September 26. 1873.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-22
BoarderS-

Mrs Henry C. Spfuance IL prepared TO Gccommo'
dare Boarders. at her c0mmodi0us residence on Della
ware street, smyrna, Del. r.1f sep2t%
Smyrna times., 1873-10-22

The New American Sewing Machine is sold
on easy monthly instalments. Call and exam
ine il, at Craddock's ..e .t9tss~- ,s,..s
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two-thlrds the way to the summit.
The improvements consist of an in
cline OF about seventy feet, with a
couple of drifts leading from if. and
a tunnel about fifty feet below the
point or the drift. Work upou the
latter IS temporarily suspended. At
the opening o. the incline ore is to be
seen lining its whole oritice. but of a
low grade, however. Descending
into the workings the quality and
quantity of the ore both in
crease until we reach the first
drift. From this excavation a
large amount of high grade ore
has been taken, and still more is to be
seen. Proceeding downward, the OBJ
servers attention is enlisted by the
frequency and extent of rich streaks
of yellow carbonate of silver, and
when The end of the incline is reached,
a force of men is found delving in an
immense deposit of this silver-bearinC
substance. The body has not been
sufficiently developed to allow of an
opinion as to its proportions or extent,
but the indications i'm general lead TO
the conclusion that a fine mine will
be opened. One hundred and eighty
tons of smelling ore have been taken
out since the property came under
the management of The present SUI
perintendent, and the last months
production is largely abovethe current
outlay. The ore is carried, as before
alluded to, upon the backs of mules
as far as the mouth of New York can-
yon, from whence it istaken by teams
to the furnaces. The cost of transpor-
tation is Il little less than So per ton.
The smelling is done principally at
the Richmond furnaces. The work
at the mine is carried on night and
day, and the per diem product of ore
at the present time is about twenty
tons.
We observed, in passing the Fourth
of July claim, which is located south
east from the Excelsior, that n large
pile of fine locking ore Is on the dump.
We are unaccustomeI to estimate the
weight OF such bodies, but the accu-
mutation which is carefully piled
upon the dump, ready for shipment,
must aggregate a great number of
tons.
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CAL INTELLIGENCE.
Prospect Mountain

YORK CANYON-THE EXCELSIOR
NINE.
the search for mining news yes
ay we bent our cause towards
Fpect Mountain, with the eXpecta-
OF being bounteously rewarded.
PIE matter OF items we were dis
Pmted, to some extent, but the
hey was nevertheless a pleasant
The scenery in passing up New
Il canyon is in some places beau
and in others sublime. No sec
IN the surroundings of Eureka,
] 7 as we have seen, equals this in
y Vi interest to the admirer of ma
Inc first object that strikes the
ffVcr as particularly grand is a
Whlch the road makes between
eIlhScolumns of porphyry, which
la.lAoSt perpendicular, and nearly
Lly-hVe feet high. There is
~ room for a wagon track be.
n mem. Numerous springs of
almost ice cold water flow at
i'aIS along the road as we as
Inc road, too, is splendid, and
d Gradual rise till the base of
Sptct mountain is reached. On
iel'' and about half way up the
Eoh' Seaton and Clark's water
rs are seen. They consist of the
Jsod Sprlng from which the sup
obtained, and two immense
euuc's' one situated at a point a
ABOVE the other, and the two
eNTc.eo by underground pipes.
n" hwy, % water we would judge TO
r,I'uL equal TO a two-inch stream.
ooT 1901 OF the mountain is APP
Ber 'ES u clusters of pines appear on
naNd' with an undergrowth of
%5> and shrubs whose verdure it
oshIl- to behold. AS we begin
T. 0VHu iile mountain which termi-
Ied 0 ~ canyon, we enter what is
Mdhogany Grove. This seems
kSooe neeh designed by the Divine
Son, ~eSpeclally for picnic and ex-
parties. 1t includes every
al "'Gl could be desired il the way
6nr >neuy retreat, including ii
VI delicious water flowing
slllceous stratum and free
H. " Wy lime impregnatlon. We
n No.. rove and follow a trail
Eyimr, neen made by pack trains
Il ~ ore from the mines above,
kenfino summit, which leads, in n
gportinee course, through pines. the
knd' ionS OF which increase as we
In of are met by a descending
|ded nieSe hybrid beasts of burden,
1. aeach with two large sacks of
N tn are obliged to surrender the
In At =, more rightful posssessors.
khe id hazard of losing IN seat
btv. VT so precipitOus is the To-
|.th we followed the trail and at
'a'n arrived at
h. III EXCELSIOR NINE.
.oa '''e Is one Of a series that are
ea '5 'he Silver West CONSOLE
lnoi o'lpany, Incorporated in San
pmarin ;anout a year ago. J. II.
soli1at the Superintendent. The
" On""i"h includes the Gaslirht.
Yer oc,,n, Excelsior, and several
the "no. The principal of these
file and we will attempt to de-
! il Iocat'le GaSlight. The Excel
P~rosnso.u IN the northwest sid e
fS'' mountain, and about
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II speaking Of the conviction of w.
III. Bethards, at Hamilton, the other
dav, the RereiHe says: I'VE believe
this is the first conviction for murder
in the first degree ever had IN Whlte
Pine county though there have been
MANY murders committed i'll that
county which, had Justice been done,
would have come under that head
The RerejUe is mistaken. BethardS
was convicted Of murder in the second
degree, not the first degree.
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MONEY Observation-Disclosures Ham
mer requests us TO say that persons
wishing money orders or letters
registered, will please call upon w.
Is. Moody, who has charge of this de
partment of the p~Ost-otlice. Mr..
Moody is an obliging young man,
and has had an extensive experience
in this particular line of business.
We direct attention to an advertise
ment under the head OF New TO-
dav," relative to the business hours OF
the money order department.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-13

ROBINSON DISTRICT. - We we're
shown last evening, by Mr.. Lynch,
who had just come in from Robinson,
some very rich specimens ofore taken
from the Sunburst mine in that dis
trict. The samples which W. saw are
composed OF yellow carbonate of sill
YER and galena. Mr.. Lynch informs
us that several hundred tons of the
same character OF ore are i'll sight in
the Sunburst mine, and a large guam
tity already on the dump. We also
learn from the same source that the
10-stamp mill which is in course OF
construction by the WatsonCumpany,
will be completed and in operation
within 80 days. The Hayes is the
principal of the locations owned by
this company, and is yielding largely
in free milling ore. One smelling
furnace was built some time ago, but
has not been successfully operated
since. 1t is the opinion Of Il in
tormant that the district only lacks
means for reducing the ores which
the mines will yield to make it come
into favorable notice. Robinson is
distant from Hamilton about 40 miles,
a stage line plying between the two
pl ices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-13

TRIPLErS.-W We are informed by
Mrs. Spires, of Plain City, that on the
Sd inst. Mrs. Faulkman, wife OF Peter
Faulklnan, residing at that place,
a birth to three girls, weighing
respectively four and one-hali, SIX
and one-half and wen and three
fourths pounds. Mother and children
all doing we'll. father doing as well
as could be expected under the CIR
curnstances.'-OJden function.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-13
SOPHISTICATED NATIVES yestor-

SOPHISTICATED NATIVES. Yester-
day, in front of our office, an assem-
blage of Shoshones gathered, to in
dulge in a game of chance with silver
as the wager. They formed i'm the
street, i'll the manner i'm which the
King of the Sandwich Islands with
his family sits to sip his poi from the
caiabash. One of our more stylish
sports staked an Aboriginee expert,
who sat in the circle and dealt monte
for the rest. lie was not long i'm
fieecing his companions out of all
they had; after having done which, in
order to maintain the style and dig
nity OF a professional, he treated him
self to a new suit Of linen, mounted a
b~oot-biack stand, and had his pedes-
tai covering neatly CLOSED. After all
was done he surveyed himself with
the greatest satisfaction, and en-
claimed in the ecstacy of his joy,
belly good"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-13

.rmas, church, Rev. samuel +.
Jan.es scryices will be held in the
rectoii o,cl,ck, and in the evening
pga az sunday school will COM
SE o'clock p. NJ.
-" r.