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THE RACE.
The horses were started from the three.quarter
pole on very even terms, Bob Johnson coming into
the homestretch FIRST, Survivor second, McFadden
third, the others close together. They ratified up
the homestretch, and as they passed under the
wire Penncock's colt led one length, Sur
vivor SECOND, McFadden third, Bob john
son fourth Eclair ffth, Fellowcraft sixth,
that they were Tapped on each other. Going
around the upper turn Pennocks colt ran four
lengths away from the others, none seeming In
clined to quit the group until they turned down
towards the blur Then Survivor made dash,
and soon was IN 'front.' stonehenge also began a
went around the hill Survivor led one length Pen
mock second, Eclair third. Fellowcraft fourth,
Stonehenge NTH, McFadden sixth, Bob Johnson
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BASE BALL IN BOSTON,

BosToN, June IA, 1873.
The most closely contested game OF the season
took place here to-day between the Athletics and
Bostons in the presence OF about two thousand
five hundred spectators. The Bostons BANKED in
nine innings, the Atheetics scoring three un-
earned runs. Appended is the score
Clubs la ID Sd. M. ah 6M tn. ah oh.
Athletics ....... 0 0 l-3
Bostons. IL. 80 90
umpire-Mr Bomciscr.
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Ophea took the lead, White Nose second, Frank
Swift third, Spider fourth, Lochnvar 1fth bringing
up the rear, but too far behind TO win. The horses
passed around the blHfY in this way and when
they came IN sight they were still in the places
they selected at starting. Ophelia led on to the
ner by four lengths; White Nose second, twelve
lengths in front OF Frank Swift, who was four
in Of the
the gentlemen riders were simply superb.
The Fifth Race,
HANDICAP HURDLE RACR-Purse $500, OF which
500 to the second horse; one mile and three-quar
J. G. X. Lawrences ch. h. Village Blacksmith,
by vanddai, dam Cholera aged lSs lbs: s.. .:.
'e5v sea,htan H. ve1r oS sy uncle c ua
Timc 3:272.
THE RACE.
village Blacksmith took the lead, and ran along
the fractional track two lengths In front OF Victor
to the nrst hurdle, which was placed at the
foot, Of the blum. Both horses struck the
leading two lengths. The horses then passed
around the hill and out OF sight several sec
was still two lengths In advance of Victor The
second hurdle was placed about midway OF the
lower turn, and in going over this Victor Knocked
Victor closed with the Blacksmith coming up the
homestretch, and they both jumped the hurdle at
hurdle was Knocked down by one or both OF the
horses. The horses then ran close together past
the stand, but going around the upper turn
tor This advantage he carried to the quarter pole;
but as he came down to the blur Victor was at the
tail OF the Blacksmith, the latter jumping the
hurdle at the foot OF the blufr one length ahead.
The latter ran wide after the jump, and lost three
or four lengths, but this he nearly made up while
out OF sight going to the lower turn They had no
more jumping to do now. as both the hurdles on
the lower turn and the homestretch were down,
Village Blacksmith lett Victor at the three-quarter
pole, and coming away steadily won the race by
eight lengths in 3:27x.
And thus closed the third day OF the Spring meet
ing OF the American Jockey Club
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RACES IN IOWA.

CREsCO, June IA, 1873.
The June races commenced here yesterday. The
first race was running race, one mile, and was
won by Alice Ward; Ole Johnson being second.
Time. 80
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GENERAL EMORY IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, June IL, 1878.
General Emory OF the Department OF the GULL
arrived here to-day with two OF his STAFF officers.
The impl plession is that his visit Is OF political sig
nncance although he says that IT Is merely Tor the
purpose OF military inspection.
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coMPTR0LLER's PAYMENTS.

Comptroller Green paid yesterday the laborers
on roads and avenues and repairs to street paue-
ments to June !. tb,24S
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pole. When the horses appeared In sight
on the lower turn Survivor led one
length, Stonehenge second, six lengths in
'front.' OF Feilowcrait, all the others beaten
and out or the race. Survivor led half a length
into the homestretch, StOnenenge second, three
lengths In advance OF Fel0wcraft. StOnehenge
made desperate attempt to beat Survivor, but
the faster he ran the sooner he was beaten He
gave up the struggle one hundred yards from home,
ana FelioWcraft passed him. Survivor gaoped
home an easy winner OF the race by four lengths
Fellowcrau second, two lengths ahead OF Stone
henge. Bob johnson came in fourth, Eclair nth,
Pennocks colt SIXTH McFadden seventh Time OF
the mile and quarter, 2:l5A.
The Second Race.
Purse $500, for all ages; entrance money to sec-
ond horse One mile and three-quarters.
NJ. II. Saniords br. c. Mate, by Australian, dam
Matte Gross, years old (Hayward) .......... l
d. Mcdaniel Co.'s ch. c. Hubbard. by Planet,
dam Minnie Mansfield years old (McCabe) 2
J. r. Wilsen 20. IS ch. c. John BOulger, by Re-
yolv6r, dam Matte O., years old. dr.
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Shining Clothes.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. l9T

REGISTERS OFFICE,(
AUSTIN, Nevada, December sd, 81
n Office Is HEREBY GINEN, THAT
~ Hermann Heynemann has thlS GA!
filed in this Office u plat. togethe!
with a notice of application Tor pa!eht
the United states, under act oI
~ongre approved May lUth, 1877, Tor
four hundred tiOl feet Of a certain vein,
lode or deposit of quartz or other rock IN
place, bearing silver, known ms the Ia
coma lode, running .DO feet northeasterly
and 10 feet sOuthwcsterly from INT Ia
coma shaft, situated in the Eureka MIN
ing District, Lander County, state OF Ne.
yada, and more particularly uescrloeu
as follows, to wit
SURVEY No. 65.
Berinning at a post marked No. ], Us.
survey No. ~, whence post NO. ot sur
y.y No. 80, made for Hermann Heyne-
mann upon the Dunderb,rse lode, bears
\. 20 deg. W. ZIG feet. The summit OF
Ruby Hill No. bears n. Is deg. 81 MN.
N. ii. ~ feet. a prominent Rocky point,
No. 1.-THE summit of silver Hill, bears \.
Iodpr. 81 min. f.. S962 feet. The flag stan
in the town of Eureka bears n. - deg. ~
min. +. 1913 feet, and the acom SHAFT
bears :. i32, de- W. 223 ~ feet thence
running $. ~. deg. +. 100 Ieet; thence
=, iOh deg. W. 400 feet thence \. ava
deg. w. 700 feet, and thence \. 4Ua deg.
4. 100 feet tothe place of beginning. con-
tanning l and ST. TO acres. tourists eN-
pressed from the true mcridlai with n
magnetic variation of III L. deg. East. :,
lhls claim is on unsurvcyed land, II
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest NINE is the Hell
cna Mortimer on the northeast.
The notice and diagram tf the above
lain can be found posted at the Tacoma
shaft.
ALFRED +. SHANNON,
GoS-G0d Register.
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tion for Patent.
NO. 1875,
L. ;. REGISTERS OFFICE.
Nevada Dacamhar .,pl 700

N."AiN' NcNdua, bcctIlDer I'D, lSI2.j
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Heynemann has this
day filed in this office a plat. To.
gether with a notice of application for a
patent from the United States, under act
OF Congress approved May III, 1872. for
four hundred feet of a certain vein, lode or
deposit OF quartz, or other rOck in place.
bearing silver. known as the Bull.
whacker lode, running POO feet soltb
westerly, and 200 feet northeastern from
the Bullwhacker shaft, situated in tho
Eureka mining district, Lander comfy
state OF Nevada, and more particularly
described as follows. to wit
SURVEY NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked No. /. Y. s
survey. No. 81, whence post No. / Of Snr'
vey No.37, made for the Eureka Cons0li.
dated Mining Company upon the Buck.
eye lode or deposit. bears S, 4 deg q min
r. 1863 feet. The summit of Ruby Hill
NO. !; bears =: D deg. % min. w. S55S feet.
ne &c n has san In thefoMn OF Eureka be airs
ter OF the top OF the Bullwhacker shaft
bears $. 29H deg. W. 223h feet thenna
runningS .34 deg +. 2O0feet, to post marEed
No. z, U: 5. survey No. 81; thence s, 56
deg; w. ioo feet, to post marked No, 8
y; = survey No. 81; thence n. "a deg
W.. 40 1eet 10 post marked No. 4 Il &
survey No. 81, n thence n. rs decrae:
r. 4Co leet TO post No. /. the place of he.
ginning containing l and s4.lW acres
courses expressed from the true merida
WIN a magnetic variation OF I6k dec
East. IVY oee'
lam Is on unsurveyed and
known claimants. The nearest Eina; y
u Hulture, on the southwest.
ihe notice and diagram of the above
whacker shaft. '" Dull
-. ~, ALFRED E. SHANNON,
Register.
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Minin9 Clothes,
Apple cation for p...S5
NOTICE. No, lg9


U. $. REGISTERS ovr
AUSTIN, Nevada, December "a
~ U1lCE Is HEREBY "a, &
~ Hermann HeynemapnhaaN,
MED in this Cfl,ce n na..astS
with a notice of application lor
from the United States, under an
grcss approved May 10. ls,9 aaej
hundred tl6UO) feet of a certai,,i
or deposit of quartz or otberr"a,'et
bearing silver, know rs h IN
lode, running ,51 feet in nm eo'.
Si3 feet in Il westerly dirccIion
, underGerge incline, situataa
Eureka Mining District. Lam.
.aa ! HeNaua, and more psrtsl
SURVEY NO, 50.
BEGINNING mt a post marked NJ i
survey No. %. whence lost yn
Ncy No. 81, made for the turrla
dated Mining Company uIon N.
eye loue or deposit, bears \ md
min. w. s?ol feet. The bipbrs, 1
Ruby Hill, No. |, Tears y. i, csr q
w. T25 feet. a promintn MT rosI
NO. :, the summit OF Silver Hill. ~
:? deg. p mill. + 1872 feet. 1hef n.y.
in the tow OF Eureka bears \ by
min. f.. 1888 feet, and Tie cent
main incline on the | uudcrle,a'
bears ) $50 deg. l.. $40 IL t,,t'.l
running y. SlA deg. +. Sl2 L2ie,t.s
:. 81 - deg. T.. 1S1 feet thence { y
+. rs ana 4.lo :eet thence \ ~
". Sl3 feet: thence =. 81 III dec ~
feet. and thence n. 80. deg. VI. sns
the place of beginning. conlainin,'
So-iuO acres. Courses cXl RI s.ed IN.
true meridian, with a magnetic VA,
OF III II deg. East.
This claim is on unsurveyod LAM
is bound, Il on nci herend iy anyr
claimants. The nearest mine ,
JenkSviile on the west.
The notice and diagram Of ths,
claim can be found rCst,d at the l.
bcrge incline W on the lode, :
All RED L. STAMINA
GoS-G a D..
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TO THE FORTUNA
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBRON'S D%ISPENSARY.
D. 623 KEARNEY STREET,

~ corner Commercial, San
francisco. Private entrance on
Commercial street. Established 80
IN 1894, for the treatment OF SeNu- ~
al n seminal Disease, such as Gonorr.
hea, elect, Structure, Syphilis i'm al! its
forms, Seminal Weakness. Imnotcucv
etc., etc. Skin diseases OF years standing
liberated Legs, etc., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure of an.
nouncing hat he has returned from Wis.
tlngthe principal Hospitals OF Europe.
and mas resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime no,
money in seeking ont new remedies. and
has returned with incre ased facilities for
the alienation OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
seminal emission is the CONSEQUENCE
Oh This solitary vice, or de.
PRAYED SeAual Indulgence, is practIced Lv
the youth OF both sexes to an almost mn.
limited extent, producing with unerrinn
certainty III following train of nOrIiI
symptoms, unless cOmbatcd by ~Scientitic
mculcal measures, viz Sallow counten.
ahce, dark spots under the eyes. pain in
.ie netu, ringing IN the ears, noise like
me rustllhG OF leaves or rafting OF chart.
tos, uneaslness about the loins. Weakness
OF II iimbs, confused vision, blunted In.
lelIeci, loss OF confidence, diflidence in on
proachlnS strangers, Il dislike Ia tornn,
new acquaintance, Il disposition to Sh,,n
society, loss OF IN mory, pimples and va.
clous eruptions about the ioce hec,'o
hushes, furred tongue, fu1id hreatn.
coughs, consumption, night sweats mo-,
noiiiaila. II frequently INSANITY. ire.
lel De not obtained. you should apnlv,,n-
mediately, either in person or hyi Isttnr
anu nave a cure effected by his now ANA
sclehtlilc mode of treating this discaSo
when never tails of effecting a Quick and
radical cure. "t"'eh ana
Cured at Home.
IeTsonS at a distance may be CJrPED
~ nOME, by addressing a letter In
uibboN, stating case, SYMPTOMS lennth
vi TIME the disease has continued So
naNe medicine promptly forwarded frna
ltoii uamage and curiosity, to ANY rar
ollne country. witt full and plain diran ire.
lions Tor use, by incloSIng $40 in coin in o
ltslsleTed letter through the Postoftica "a a
'hIoaGh "eils, Fargo 4 Co.
"a package OF medicine will he forwora
ca ny cypress toany part of the IInion
PERSONS wrltingtOthe Doctor will H..
STATE me name OF the paper they see , ,hie
ADVERTISEMENTS in. "Ss see TINS
tial. S'''F
Address, DR. i ,ppo>
BoA 1857, San Francisco CaIi,nrn
fpG-ly
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xraal Aotirrs.

claim TO lot IL, block b. Monroe survey
Emrntae with improvements. W houses.
Also lot in rear OF Turner House. Meoo.
survey, Eureka, with provence, /"
frame house. lax, S23 III; deiihquei's
81 81 total, So IL. .,.;n,
lanes Whalen, also possessory elalu'
70 lot !. block Is, Mccoy survey, Eurekn'
Tax, s. IL; delinquency. 5s cents 'o'ai'
s. 81. claim IN
Henry Wilson, also possessory c!aiii W
lot 6, block u, McJoy survey. EuIThn'
with improvements, a frame housn. IaA'
sle2 y; delinquency, 81 93; total, sSli''
n. u. ANDERSON,
District Attorney oil ] ander County.
John IL. EMERY, sheriff.
February, A. u. 1878. hoi"
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NOTICE NO. l9o.
Il. s. REGISTERS OFFICE.

L. y. REG1STEk or -
AUSTIN, Nevada, i, combe ~, ia
\ O1lCE Is HEREBY Gl'ASS as n
~ Hermann Heynemann ,ma
day filed III this Office a p'a'.
er With a notice of application "a =
tent from the United states, uh'i M. !
Congr. SIS, approved May 'olh rstl
twelve hundr,d (l2o0) feet OF ID
vein, lode or deposit of quar- I.~noyD1
rock in place. bearing silV'i, Nrups3
the FL Dorado deposit or nat Go, pdi|
600 feet southeasterly ana ooo ,ss pd7
westerly from the location oi 'nnop \
and diagram at the open Gu! fdas4
lode, situated in Eureka Mininsds v
Lander County, Stale OF ss"iovS1
more particularly described rs
wit
SURVEY NO. So: "A
beginning at a post marked 10 ids
survey No. So, whence posi- 10 ,ops1
vey No. 81, made for the Eureka.h M B6I
dated Mining Coz papy. upon ss spd
eye lode or deposit. bears ~ I b1
r. G55s feet. The SUNNI oi ronlpj
No. l, bears n. sl.3 feet. n s1
rocky point. No. =, the summEr slid
Hill. Tears y. So deg. Z min, Ia ~
The flag staff in the town OF tut a, thej
n. 81 deg. - min. f. l4.s let zee, tbetj
running :. IN deg. +. l-oV lr.s 81
:. GA deg. W. SO feet theHo 4. W
deg. w. l2OU feet. and thence ning q
r. 800 feet to the place of beg rses is1
tanning s and 6.iO0 acres. masps
from the true meridian. Win
variation OF IL - deg. Fast. ,ondsr
This claim is on upSuTVcytu.mn kDeu
is bounded on neither END pH ar Y
claimants. The nearest mines
Laurel and Elise. .o,ee ID,
The notice and plats ofthe am cu.'
can be found posted at h oP lode.
central point OF location OF LneI,SM,
desaa ALFRED t. Res's'
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for Fater.
NOTICE. No. ~.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN, Nh
-1 : M

U. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN, nv,
January Is, III
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, ihfl
~ l.. Selmer, Thomas Conn and Js
Cubbin, whose pOstOffice addressSh
ka, ! ander county, state OF Nt'ada,a
made application Tor patent lOroltS
sand il ,UuUl linear feet OF Inc eHt
lode, bearing silver and other mllaa
the same being tour hundred ieelM-
westerly ana SIX hundred lett hoNlnI
erly from discovery shalt thereon !.
surface ground iWO hundred 10
width, situattd in Eureka AilhNs !
trict. Lander county, NeNada, aa
scribCd in the plat and field noleS~'1
in this Office, as follows, VIZ:
4. =. SURVEY, No. So
beginning at a POST marked MI
s. Survey, No. So: WhcLce posi- WI
survey NO. 40, made Tor h Euithas
>oliuatcd Mining Company, ,ulN%p u
Sentinel looe or deposit, bears :; III
4 min. W. 1922 feet the fiasslan
reka bears y. oil deg. 90 MIN. r; S"S@
the highest point OF Kuby hin ~
bears : 66 deg. As min. W. ~, nm
| aWtOn SHAFT Ii airs So dtg oom
LII ftel and the SkyIhrk sii, 80
II deg. - min. w. tto feet; iLenu Il
ming =. SO deg. W, LOCO 1ett' lhtL~ n
deg. w. : ictt, to post on Inc NM
boundary OF the Elliptic alIlTassl
thence \. 8 deg. W. .5h l'tf, 10 lnt ~
east corner OF the Elliptic alpIrasyl
thence n. 73M deg. W. Al feet; llsS N
81 deg. W. 1920 feet; theLce MI
+. / eco iett and thence ). 81 uts, I'M nj
feet, to the place OF be ginning WIS We
ing four 5S-iUU acres. Courses eAfmJ]
from the true meridian Hnh am'''
variation of l6h deg. r. .. 4,
IhiS claim is on unsuYNeyed ianI mi
is bounded on the west ny lns !
Consolidated Mining tohit ah!, n
claim or location being re c. ietu w n
326 in Vol. h OF the Eureka Dis'"
ing Records. ~vay
;o,s Regsd
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Ghe eureka Sentinel.
Miscellaneous Items.

eSS
A man who fell into the ike at
Buffalo. the other day, says it was
. new Erie in his life.
A writrr asks, in an agricultu-
raj paper. ii any one a inform
. poor man the best way to start
nursery. Certainly, get married.
Daniel Pratt SAYS he has made
one hundred speeches in favor Ct
the Union Pacific Railroad, and
Cakes Ames only gave him u dol
lar.
Lovers sometimes rave about
the sunshine that gilis u married
life but when they come to bask
in it. they find it mere moonshine.
An exemplary but inpecunious
church-goer i'm Houston, Texas,
put his revolver in the plate on
Sunday.
A Nashville reporter is said to
have such large hands that he
e no jewelry here below, but
expects, when ne gets to heaven.
to lie allowed to wear of
Saturn's rings as u compensation.
Mrs. Augustus Hammond. of
Georgia, who has only been mar
ried four weeks. went into hyster-
les when she went to the front
door and found u bouncing infant
in u basket. aud with the inscrip-
ton Respectfully dedicated to
Gus"
Apple fritters. with gifts of jew
elry contained in IL certaia proper
ton Of them, are held out by a
west side restauratuer as an in
ducement to his customers, who
by gorging the fritters may rem
der themselves gorgeous.
One Of our august Senators,w who
10 getting q little bald, Vas the
other day asksd by his heir
Papa, are you still growing"
mo. dear, what makes you think
so?" Because the top Of yonr
head is coming through your
hair"
Nova Scotia is Boosting the pos.
session OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT beds
Of kaOlin, a kind of clay from
which the finest porcelain is made.
Hitherto, China has been the only
country in the world where kaOlin
has been found In sufficient guam.
titles for economic purposes. The
Chinese have therefore had a mo-
nopoly of porcelain manufacture.
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Apple ation for Pater
NOTICE NO. 1876.

U. 5. REGISTERS OFrIu
AUSTIN, Nevada, December 23d. hi h
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN \
~ Hermann Heynemann has I'M
hleG in this Office a plat, togethe,rN
mott ice OF application In, q patent I'M &
United States, under act Of CoDs,sl
proved May 10. 49,, foY cigh.hU,I
600 feet OF a Ct Ttaih vein, lode orek
OF quartz or other rock in place. III
silver. known as the LORD yrm
running 400 feet nOitherly and u
southeily from the ord Iyts,s
situated in the Eureka Mining III
Lander county, state of Nevada !
more particularly described rs I'D
to wit
SURVEY NO. "a.
BEGINNING mt a post marked No.llI
survey No 81, whence POST No. Gn{
No. 50, made for Hermann Heyhtrd
upon the FL Dorado deposit or LODI, u
y. 70 deg. 3 min. f.. Zi52 Get. II. j
nit Of kuby Hill No. bears n. iAl
mi@. W. 97j6 feet. A prominent NJ
point. No. >, the summit OF Sil,ga1
bears n. - deg. 81 min f. ISi9 fea 4
flag staff in the town of Eureka ba1
~ deg. Is min. +. 1854 feet, and thed
lArt shaft bears ;. "a deg. v. ii3
thence running 5 1bh deg. +. IN
thence :. l3h ueg. W. 500 feet tltNI
76h W. 30 feet, and thence n. E,d
r. $50 feet, to post No. !, the placed
ginning, containing , and 61.ll u
Courses expressed from the true M
ian With a magnetic variation Of lSsd
last.
The claim is on unsurveyed lanud
is founded on the north by the Y
lode, and elsewhere by ITO knO~r M
ants.
The notice ard diagram OF th.i
C aim can be found posted a. lie Y
~ ron shaft.
ALFRED +. SHAWN,
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U. S. Survey, No. 81.

beginning nj post marked No. l, L. :.
Survey No. 81, whence post No. | of sur
vcy No. 40, made for the Eureka CONSOLE
dated Mining Company upon the Srnti-
mel % Il or deposit bears :. ildcg. - min.
w. l,062h feet The flagstaff in the town
of Eureka bears n. 3, deg. Is min. F..
sos tect the highest point of liuby Hill,
No. ], bears south 79@ deg. W. l.769 tee,
the l.awtOn shaft bears =. L. deg. 10 min.
w. $50 feet, and the shaft upon this lode
bears :. 5lh deg. W. 3it feet thence run
ming =: 20 deg. f.. 100 feet thence :. 20
deg. W. 600 feet thence n. ~ deg. W. lS5
feet to point en- the eastern boundary ot
survey No. 81, made for A. L.. Selmcr and
thomas Conn upon the Skylark deposit
or lode thence y. :3 deg. r. % feet along
said survey No. SO, whenccthe post No. /
northeast corner ot said survey bears y.
80 deg +. go feet and thence y. 20 deg
r. $50 feet, to post No. !, the place of be-
ginning; containing two 15-lW acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with n magnetic variation of 1G19 deg.
East.
lhls claSm is on unSurveyed lands, and
Is bounded on the west 10y the Skyiark
lode OF deposit. This claim is recorded
on page 3l6 OF Book ID o. the Eureka Min
ing District Mining Records.
ALFRED +. SHANNON,
lalS Register.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANIES
d ation of works, Eureka Mining us
trict, Lander County. Nevada.
Notice.-lhcrc are delinquent upon III.
following described stock. on ccouhl Oh
assessment iNo. A levied on the lou GA!
OF January, 1872, h several amounts ST.
opposite the names OF the resPee'i>e
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE BUILDING FOR
JIG merry known as the DELMONICO
RE >TAURANT, corner of Buel and
Bateman streets. 1t will be rented either
for a restaurant, lodging house or a ply
sjcian's Office. All necessary repairs or
alterations will be made by the owner.
Apply t. 5. ASHlM 4 BRO.
mi6 Main street.
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EMON MILL AND MINING COM.

EMUN MILL AND MINING CONF
- PANY.~ Principal place of business,
city and county OF San Francisco, State
Of California location of WORKS, Eureka
Mining District, Lander county, state
Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet.
Ing OF the Board Of Trustees held on the
18th day of February, 1873. an assess
ment of one dollar tSD per share was
levied upon. the capital stock OF the cor
poration, payable Immediately in United
states gold coin, to the Secretary, at
his Office, No. 6Cs Merchant street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which saida assessment
h remain unpaid on the eighteenth
uSth) day oil March. 1873, will be delin.
Quent, n advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the
eighth 18th, day Of April. 1873. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale,
!. I. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
ONCE: No. Gus Merchant street, San
Francisco. California. n6