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, 1873-07-20

so,trvy,a y,aand lot mo add, tho stit1ing mir OF tho
lying gasping IN tho ngonies Of death, tholr
heads swollen to twico their natural size: Squat
& tle IN .. oar. tho vol .;{,e gSolea mr., sTe
Risss Fressy csras, o'' laughing, esi josins mud md
paying no further heoa to tl,oir dying comrades
all about thom than to coolly knock thoir i,oads
to too 'e near Ho domnoos M Of cnrs nm % not au
but TINT they aro glad wl,on ono dies and is
thrown overheard SO crasnpod In and crowded
arc they, playing on tho dirty floors Of tho hold,
and squatttng 80 oloso as to be fairly wcdgod III,
ones, fastening Weights to Their na'ted anklea,
md plunging them over the sides Of tho vosaol,
to feed tho sharks. As look over tho aldo,
SEQ some uankoon trousers, md o greasy pig
tail bob up and down . moment, md then they
aink to riHo no more. wnB told they ofton
THEW THE LIVING OVERHEARD
whom theroo was no longer any hope, Of their
recovery. No prayer is eatd only tho waves
sing wild roqulonl. Whore do tho souls Of
speSss pss Goi for 9on So sS %a ot u Il ah Il '
Now lot us 80 and look at tho bea9thy ones,
the younger ones, who arc being inspected by
porsona como OF to buy them, They arc boi1g
tod, In srnnll tin cups, which hold their mouldy
Some cat It with flngora and many Of thom with
chop.sticks, which they hnndo au doftly aud
noat1y as we do knives aud forks. How hungry
thoy soom! A pint tin basin, tw:co dny, Of
mouldy, 77ormy, sour rico! How they BcrApe out
every scrip. and uolk tho very outaide Of tho
dieh, like hungry dogs. How they, raise up
attonuatod hands, nnd cry " Clllu-ohin ~
MORE! MonEl
In tho most shri1l voicos possible. only to have
their cars pulled and DO raped on tho heads,
like refractory children.
II Coolie gnins llin eight yea-s' freedom, aud
ia FREQ to do as he will, he opens either a Uht-
neso enting-house, gambling saloon, or cheap
secondhand clothing g-ssore. Whole stroets ID
Lima aro given up to these, and they often
become vory wealthy. When once rich,
what thou2 They tako steerage passage in o
etoamor back to China, their harl-eayned money
sewed in 4 belt about them and, onco In China,
they. sct up their joss-houaes, tell thoir adven-
turoa and die happy. Thoy havo. however,
NO NATURAL Observation-Disclosures.
Whom tholr father, brothers, and reletfves
grow old Tor blind, from rice diet), they turn
them OF to beg and to die, mud refuse thom oven
shelter and food. 30 much about our China
mon. WA1DA.
, 1873-07-20
A lsOHt.t}ffiGo Romance

FF0W TIC lInHtHt8EsF UN1Gt. :
Regularly every two wooks for tho past six
years a lettor llaB boon received at tho Post
Gso wsittee eSaontly Sy tho sano an rio
caligraphy III good, and IL evidently that Of Il
Indy. Tlio naine ID ontosed on tue lat time aftor
Time, aud no QUO has eyor claimod ono Vi them.
After Lying at tho Office tho time specified by
tho deatl-lottor o1lice at Washington. 81 1t gooa
on, year aftor year. On one occasion QUO Of the
letters WAS returned from the dpad-tettor o(llco
because It contained somo tri1o OF laco, which
The Department waa tlosiroua should bo returned
to tho writer. Tho lettor gave no clue as to who
or what Tho wrllor was, AMI was slgnea slmpy
"Emelino." 1'his nan!e was cntored OIL tho list,
but no ono over cainel tho lotter the bits Of,
lace. Another atralgo feature OF this oase 's.e
that the "6ldest inha1ltant has never hoeNd o.
whole matter ronaatuu uaystely yoar aftps year.
, 1873-07-20
LITERARY NOTES.

MiGs RhodA BrouEhton ta engaged On q new
novS kato Field has boon invltea to write critical
notsSs for the Snaon aao{.s 1ee D. "a nis vo
umea about Political Women.n
Tho Presidents daughter, Nolll;e, is at work
on q summer.book to DO called " skctchea from
Life at Long Branch"
-.Ru1nor says that ono result OF Alr: Pim-
soils book about abuses and wronge OF English
sailors is TO SGT charles Reade writing novel
Victor Hugo has just finished tho bookupon
which he las beon engaged since last summer.
It will be entitled " Qnatro~vingttroizc, with,
! aH the first serteH, La duorre CiVilo"
Paris Ge posoo b9 b9
eainte- -Beuve:
Tho London lady whom joaquin Miller Is to
marry is Miss Hardy, tho novelist, aud daughter
OF Sir Ihomas u Hardy long employed IN tho
office q the Master Of tho Rolls, nnd himself
,,-Womon are distlngnlshing tnemHolVoB as
biograph9ra: Misa Iaylor recently pnpiehed
Duc9io.s LILO Ara' gIote nas }nht Pnpnan,eo
az adm11aolo s1eten u Ino AlIe ol ano historian
u tieeco anu .ilo posI accou4s "o 4ase u
Montaiembert IL from the pen OF Mra. olphant,
tho anthor o. irving = Ll1a. .
.roI fr s7,a.dS ~ nmb1sst;o1 - = u"a ~ ~.
po,a pateu ~ r.. III, nnyne1 u
sHotc1ina n ~ pionoor mi prominont % Gneratora
Gontann}sI 1;torotnrn i;on;'a r. h,oooo,, Ant
vigorously. Tho ney. WiItism r. p. Noble viii
nnh]jsh HContennial biography. Mon of Mark
In the Great Republio. l778-1BV."
in review Of 1Middlemarch," the Royue
des Deu1 Motdes says Of George Eliot that
1,nt fooljnnn tn aecord her = a nlaca among thu
.gar15;s nus 1,roatost novo1;ata !, N'As sA'
W.T. T,ae etrantv.aJth Uni,noo ~ +ho root s.17;ou
toIro Iittorairo de France lust pIublishod bv
Didot ia deyoted to tha 1onrfoenth contnryn
0AoGt ~. ~ ~ T.tt e,S ~ Il D. y
, 1873-07-20
FROM THE SPANISH,

Those flowers that wore flush Of Joy and pride,
With tho awak ming morn their Isltlu unclosing,
In tho chill nights cncirclinB arms roposinB
Shall breathe Of hopeless grief ut cycntide.
That arch OF streaming purple, hnow. nnl gold,
With iioating chango Of tucs tho Aky adornlng,
Is for our mortal 1ifo 9jgn aud warning,
So briof its span, aud hopos aud dcoda 60 bold.
GLOW TIL ttoIr fragrant Life in failing cloBea;
Their tomb, their cradle, In ono bud eufold.
sllct destiny man inls himsolf repeating:
While l,ut a. hours Geom ngcs that layo rolled.
, 1873-07-20
45azonoE STREET, EDnpunau, June 10, 1878.

TO X, GdF5tEEl E54.; ~ " r =,
The two nrticlta "Tradltions Of the nebbfns, ap-
pearing III Blaekoood In November 1880, and April,
1883 were not by NJ. Do Quincy, hnt by Dr. Croly.
turned up tho old Magnzno Book, whore tho entry Ia
mado In my fstAora Land, In hlR usual monthly
ord OF the contcuts Of each number.
can hardly suppose that De Quincy ever said these
articles hia but quito imague tho sort OF
grim humor with which he might bow to tho superior
penetration Of the American editor, who persisted In
knowing what he bad written bettor than he himself
did. Believe me, dear alr, yours very truly,
JOIN uLAcHWOop.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
THE APPROACHING ELECTIONS.

The elections already held this year
will be transcribed in importance by
those to be held next year. Pennsyl-
yania, Ohio, Iowa, California and Ore
gon have been heard from, and in all
those States, if We except the first named,
the dominant party of the country have
lost ground. This result is owing in a
great degree to the action Of the Grangers
in some OF the States and the Independ-
ent movement in others. During the
ensuing month elections will be held for
local or State officers, or portions Of the
Legislature, in the States Of Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana,
Maryland, Massachusetts,, Minnesota,
Mississippi, New Jersey, New York,
Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin. These
elections are TO be held on the first Mon
day and second Tuesday in November.
In Massachusetts,, Mississippi, Mime,
sofa, Texas, Wisconsin and Virginia
Governors, as well as Legislatures, are
to be elected. In New York one cham
Der and part of the State officers are t.
he elected. In the other States, Legis
latures and county officers are in part t.
be elected. by the Legislatures to b.
chosen in each of the States of Ohio
Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, Missis
sippi, New York, Texas, Virginia, Wis
consin and California, Senator in Con
gress will be chosen, but the Senators t
he elected this Winter will not tax
seats until March /, 1870.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

The coming report of the Postmaster
General will in the main embody the
recommendations Of his last report. He
will renew his suggestions concerning
the postal telegraph, and will strongly
recommend the establishment of Post
Office Savings Banks. The report will
show very great extension Of the rail-
road mail service. and a great increase in
the home and international money order
business. The receipts of the Postoffice
Department for the past year aggregate
1913, 0OO,0 900; expenditures, $4,000, 900;
including S75O,O00 for the steamship
subsidies. The receipts of last year were
1872, 900, 900; expenditures, S26, 800, 900.
The increase of expenditures last year
was 9per cent, and this year the receipts
and expenditures correspond very closely
with estimates submitted by the Depart
ment for the fiscal year, the estimated
expenditures having been S27, 800, 600,
receipts $4,000, 900; the estimated def
cheney was stated at $500. 900, while the
actual deficiency is $500, 900.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

MAEsHAL BAZAISE, now on trial by
coart-martial for treason, by reason of
his surrender Of Metz, entered the army
in 1881, at the age of twenty, and in the
following year, for bravery in Africa. re-
ceiyed the cross Of the Legion of Honor
on the field. In the Crimean war be
had command Of q brigade of in
fantry, and for his conduct st the
siege of Sebastorol was made q
Division General. In 1868, lie had the
dignity Of Commander Of the Legion Of
Honor conferred upon him, and subse-
quently received the Grand Cross. In
1864, be took command Of the Mexican
expedition. succeeding General Forey,
and was in command of one of the main
divisions Of the French army when the
surrender Of Metz occurred.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

The Phoebe RECORD of October ID
publishes and editorially comments on
the following;
1t is told of Hon. Chas. L belong, our
late Minister to Japan, that when be was
waiter in hotel at Marysville, 90 years
ago, he was very anxious to enter politi-
cal life, During the gubernatorial CAM
paign OF 1871, an open-air meeting was
held at Marysville, at which belong
was anxious to make speech. He cir
culated among the audience and told
them to ''holloa for DeLong." At the
close of the speech then being made a
shout went up for belong. The Chair
man stepped to the front of the platform
and said: IF Mr.. belong is present
will he please come forward" belong,
who was waiting in the rear of the plat
form, instantly mounted thelrostrum and
was introduced to the audience. A
breathless silence prevailed in expectan-
cy of belongs speech. Just as he was
about to begin, huge specimen of the
genus Pike broke tongue, and said at the
top Of his voice: wal, I'll be gosh
burned if that amt the little critter that
was here a minute ago and told us to
holloa for DeLong." The intended ora
tor was completely unnerved. He STAN
mered and hung his head. He could
not say word, and amid the ieers of the
audience skunk of the stand.
This is all q mistake, says the Silver
State, of Unionville. Parties residing in
this town, who knew De Long at that time
and who were present at the political
meeting referred to, inform US that the
person meant is old Bill Long, OF Shasta,
who was afraid that he would not be
called upon that evening and took that
method of forcing himself before the
meeting. 1t is also a mistake that he
hung his head and skunk off the stand
Bill had too much brass" for that
In 1851 Charley was but seventeen or
eighteen years Of age, and was residing
in FL Dorado county with his brother.in-
law. In 1852 he was bar-keeper and
waiter in Uncle Johnny Atchison' 8 hotel.
on the North Fork OF the Yuba, and he
took no part in politics until 1867.
when he was elected to the Assembly
branch Of the California Legislature.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

HIS ASTECEDENTs. The action OF VIM.
Gcuverneur Morris, L. S. Marshal of
California, il Handwriting some sailor
witnesses, has raised o hornets nest
about his head, and has caused his ante
cedents to be inquired into. The Chron-
icle revives the account of Morris afro
cious conduct at Visalia in 1858, when
an old man named Deputy was strung
up by the neck by mob and whipped
with cowhide by Morris in order to COM
pei him Deputy to sign a deed to GER
tain property. Morris also killed a
newspaper man at Visalia in 'jS or 80,
but this fact seems to have escaped the
notice of those who ale now giving his
previous history such unpleasant promi-
hence. The man killed by Morris was
named Shannon, and had formerly
lived in Placer county. The character OF
Morris was as well known at the time Of
his appointment as it is now His iron
ing of the poor sailor witnesses is only
in keeping with his past career,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

Man kILLID Al LoSE PISE.-from
Mr.. Geo. 4. Lifting, an ofegonian Sho
has Just come from a trip to oeIro uot,
do, we learn that Ed. Rsddy shot ana
killed George Watson at Lone Pine on
SATURDAY. night last, oct. IL. he LAT.
tig) don't know any of the particulars OF
the killing. save that Watson was drunk
and auarreIsome. and fourishing piss
toll in a bar-room when Reddy shot him.
Reddy went to Independence, volnn,ari-
", and gave himself up. He IL orothei
Of Pat. Reddy, well known lawyer Oh
Indepeuience.- Carson Appeal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

c. W. MEAD, General Superintendent
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, says
that it is proposed to operate the road as
far as jamestown this Winter, for GER
tainty, as the road is supplied with snow
fences, etc, to that point. II the Win
ter is not severe, trains will be run to
Bismarck, but if it is hard, they will be
discontinued. jamestown is about one
hundred miles east OF Fargo
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

FANNIE WALKER, Memphis courtesan,
gave $50 to the suffering poor of that
city, and shortly afterwards took the vel.
low fever and died. The Memphis Ledger
says: "She died peacefully, We are in
formed, and clergyman, who practices,
doubtless, what he breaches, and is not
destitute of that Chritiau charity which
Hood calls such a rarity under the sun,
has been found TO perform the services
of his church at her funeral"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
llfw Go-1au.

Chief Of the Hill Mining Company.
Location Of principal place Of business Sah
Francisco, California; lccstlon Of VOTES, Il!
District, Lincoln County. Nevads;.Nouce,-
There are delinquent upon the tolloslne Ie'
scrileSi stock, on sccJunt Of assessment NO
81 levied on The 18th day Of september, ISIS,
the several amounts -: opposite the names
OF the resu-.-tiye shareholders, IS follows
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9Th day Of
September 1873, SO many shares of each parcel
public auction, at the office Of the Company,
No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco,
Cal, on Thursday, the 9th day of No
vember, 1873 at the hour of O'Clock p. III.
OF said day, to pay delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
CHAS. L. ELLIOT Secretary.
Office Room Is, Hayward S Building, il9 Cali,
fornia street, San Francisco, Cal. o2l-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day Of
cef Of such stock Is may Be necessary will be
sold at public suction 1t the once Of the Compa-
ny, Room % Hsywards Building. No. 4l9 Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco. California. on Fri.
day, the 5th day 81 Novsnber. 1873,
at the hour Of one O'Clock p. m. Of such day, to
pay delinauent assessments thereon, to gether
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. CHAS. 8. NEAL, Secretary.
Office: Room % Hayward's Building, No. 4l9
California street, asn Francisco. California.
022-d
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER as. Is5a.

The Business Office of the PIocHE
DAnY REcoED will be hereafter in the
Office of H. r. Breakey, at Michael's
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

The election Of f. W. Mckinstry as
Justice of the Supreme Court, leaves a
vacancy in the Judgeship of the Twelfth
District of California, which Governor
Booth will have to fill by appointment.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
TeIegraphie Dispatches
Eastern DISPATCHES

SPECIAL TO The FIocHE DAILY ESCoRp
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

Interested parties Will be present together with
their witnesses and proofs.
W. y. GRANGER, Register
L. S. Land Office Belmont, New, October Is,
1873. o2l-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

be held a subordinate command. with
which position he seemed TO be satisfied.
Lost Steamer saved.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-LeOn Say writes that
be feels sure Of a Republican majority in
the Assembly.
Theirs has been summoned 10y tele-
graph to Paris.
BAIIEKx, y. s, Oct. 2I.-The steamer
Lady Head arrived last night from Table
Island, With the crew Of the boat Of the
steamer Wyoming. which left that steam
ship when she struck near Table Island
some weeks ago.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
at Seattle - knocked
Overheard in a Fight.

SEATTLE, W. T., Oct. 21.-Sunday
afternoon, about O'Clock, slight earth
quake was felt in this place, and at
o clock clouds of smoke were seen pour
ing from the highest peak of Mount
Rainier Smoke was seen until dark,
when clouds shut down upon the noun
tain, hiding it from view.
On Saturday night, while the tug
Blakely was towing vessel from Port
Blakely to sea, an alteration took place
between two firemen, Brown and Thomas.
Several blows were struck by both par
ties. In the struggle Brown fell over
board. The engine was Immediately re-
versed, and boat lowered, but nothing
was seen OF the unfortunate man.
Trial of Captain Clarke, the Brute.
san Francisco, Oct. 2l.-The capital
stock of the Golden Chariot Mining Com
pany has been increased to $4,000, 900.
1t proposed to give the Minnesota Com
pany $1,000 shares for their property.
If accepted, the latter will be disincor-
porated.
A jury was obtained this afternoon in
the case of Captain Clarke, of the ship
Sunrise. The testimony has commenced
on the part Of the prosecution in support
of the charge of cruelty to the boy Corri-
gan, who committed suicide by jumping
overheard. The trial is still pending.
Grand Jury Discharged.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 21.-In the District
Court to-day, United States Attorney
Carey challenged the Grand Jury on sew
eral grounds, showing practically that
under the present laws a legal Grand
Jury cannot be obtained in this Terri
tory. The Court sustained the challenge
and discharged the jury.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

r THE RECORD OFFICE yea cal
n get the finest Of Job Work done to order.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
Caroline Mining Company. --Loca-

ton of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada are delinquent
upon the following described stock on ac-
count Of assessment NO. p levied on the 9Th
day Of September, 1873, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders as follows;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
A Man shoots and Kills Woman-
shocking Event ut San Jose.

TEHAMA, Cal, Oct. ala man named
Dan Buckley, who has been in intimacy
with woman of i'll repute named Cora
Lee, called on her to-day with loaded
shotgun and demanded admittance, which
she sternly refused, at the same time
hourishing q large knife. She aimed to
injure him, but was prevented by Depu-
ty Sheriff Clark, who, noticing Buckley
walking about with gun and anticipa-
ting trouble, went to the house and pre-
vented an affray. This afternoon, how
ever, Buckley called at the house again,
and shot her in the right breast She
lived about one hour.
SAN JOSE, Cal, Oct 2l.--A Mexican
woman, living at 256 Market street, was
probably fatally injured at noon to-day
by her clothing taking fire. She was
sitting at stove in the rear of the house,
when her clothes took fire. She ran
through the house, setting the curtains
on fire, and then ran into the street,
When seen she was totally enveloped in
| flames from head to foot. A blanket
was thrown over her and the clothes
torn from her body. She is badly
burned.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22

Pacific Coast.
James Lick and the academy Of Sci.
ene-s--The Forthcoming Races

ene-s--The Forthcoming Races.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 21.-James Lick
has proposed to the Academy of Sciences
of this city to endow an observatory TO
be located at some point in the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. 1000 feet above the
level of the sea, for Astronomical pur-
poses, and to be supplied with every ap-
pliance necessary TO make it the most
complete of anything Of the kind in the
world. The plan has taken practical and
tangible shape already, and will doubt
less be carried out.
Great interest is felt in the iorthcom-
ing $50 600 i-mile and repeat running
race. Thad Stevens is entered; also four
Eastern fyers-True Blue, Hubbard,
Joe Daniels and q Tennessee mare; Bal.
lot Box also. Probably Others will con.
test. The race comes of on the 18th Of
November.
Trial of the Sunrise Battle-Ground
Dead--New Lighthouse--The Sail.
or Witnesses.
san Francisco, Oct. 2l.-The trial OF
Captain Clarke, OF the ship Sunrise, at.
tracted large crowd of spectators to-
day. James Edwards, one Of the sailors,
testified for the prosecution that Harris
the mate, beat and abused the sailors
outrageously in the presence of Captain
Clarke, who made no objection. Harri:
aud Maloney triced witness up foul
hours at time, his toes Just touching
the deck. Others were served in the
same way. Francis Carrigan, Charlie,
Brown and John Corditf jumped over
board during the voyage. The trial II
still pending.
Nellie Sheehan, native Of ireland
who for some time past has been living
with a negro, in a house on Dupon
street, died suddenly to-day, while in thu
house of her paramour. The Corone
determined that she died from natura
causes.
The Government is about to erect
lighthouse and fog whistle on the east
ern one of the islands known as tn
Three Brothers, near the entrance t,
San Pablo Bay.
Judge Wheeler, of the 10Th Distric
Court, to-day ordered Sheriff White t.
produce the sailors of the Sunrise il
court, but United States Marshal Morri
had them in attendance on the Unite
States Circuit Court before the Sherii
could execute his order. The sailor
were not brought out in irons this morn
ing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
Foreign Jews.

Death Of an Eminent Divine-Empe.
ror William at xaine
Court-martial.
EDINBURa, Oct. 20.-Dr. McCandlish,
the great Scotch divine, died last night
VIENNA, Oct. 20.-The Emperor Will
liam is much pleased with his visit here.
He remains until Wednesday.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-The Bazaine Court
martial sits to-day. The examination Of
witnesses has commenced. Marshal lie
Bouef was the first witness. He swore
that in his opinion Bazaine's responsible
ty as commander-in-chief began not be-
fore the 18th of August; that until then
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
NOTICE.
To Whom it m ay Concern,

THE HERCULES SILVER MINING COM
/ pany having filed an application in the
{. S. Land Office for patent TO 500 linear feet
of the Bisanz Lode, situated in Bristol Mining
District, Nye County, Nevada together with
eleven and 2-10O acres Of surface ground, and
william Funk, NJ. Schusterich andC. J. Wah.
land having duly filed notice that they will
contest the said application
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
NOTICE
Monday, Nov. 3, A. D. 1878.

Is hereby given that the Register and Receive
will hear the said contest and take the evidence
in the same in Belmont, Nye County, Nevada