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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-12
AbO0t. Courtesy.


The Repsbliosa says it has tried to treat the
Chief fairly, and its editor courteeusy. Yes, and
that's what presses 20 heavily on our conscience
the thought that tho Repsb'ioas has treated us
No courteously and fairly, and the i'll return We
have made for it. The very week We came here,
the Repsblican fellows held us SO high in esteem,
that they hired an editor especially to fight us,
and kept provoking fyla all Summer, althsugh
We persixtently kept ont Of it. Every time that
We have mentioned or alluded to the Repsblicns
since, has been the signal for abuse and slurs in
return. 1t has repeatedly spoken Of Ne in the
courteous terms of bribery, perjury, theft, swind-
ling, and innnmerable similar pet names. When
We have had occasion to 60 away for any purpose,
the Repsblicaa has courteously thrown dirt after
us; and whenever We have declined to e., it has
courteously abused US for it. Whatever We have
advocated or opposed, the Reps5lioas has treated
us fairly in it, and courtcousy imputed corrupt
or improper motives for our cOnrse; and when
ever We have seen proper not to take part in 10
cal fights, the Repsblican has courtcously and
fairly saddled all the mesnncss that was transac-
ted upon us. In fact, We have been ovcrwheln,-
ed with it's fairness and courtesy, and it is begin
ming to become irksOinc.
But the less the Republican says about certain
business transactions, the brttcr unless it tolls
the whole story. lift wants to tell how IL acted in
bad faith for q year sud half, and never saw the
wrong in it until it fsssd two could play at the
game, Why, 80 ahead and tell it; but don't b-
fair and courtoons as to bore the public with its
own wrongs, without intimating anything about
the prUvocation. Men whose business conduct
is characterized by had faith wherever they go.
are not the right sort Of cattle to preach up fair
ness aud honcrty.
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LOVES MOUTH OPENED.-Lowe has st at last
spoken. He took the "dgniied silepce" do,lgs
until the clamor became great that he had "a
say something He seuds us u copy of the Law
renee Journal under his frank, in which be
has card denying, fatty and entirely that he drew
that grocery bill. or any part Of it. He says the
charge was so preposterous that he did not con.
slider 1t worth answering. Bat the honor which
be imrutss to us, Of having been the arst pspsr
in the State to publish bis itemi.ed account, does
not belong to US, although most of the papers
copied it from the Chief with our remarks there
on.
The issue Is now reduced to question of versc-
ity between Mr. Lowe aud the Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Ss.. II the corres-
pondent docs not make good his statement, be
mnst stand convicted Of Islander.
So far, % good. Mr.. Lowe emphaticallt denies
the 600 steal, but he 10 singulary silent - to
the charge of the 5000 salary steal, which was
as much Of = swindls - the grocery bill, and Of
greater magnitude. Is that too prsposterous to
be worthy Of attention. Come, Mr.. Lows, let's
have your indignant and emphatic denial Of that.
man who will steal, will lie; and unless you
prove your Innocence Of the salary steal, there
will he ground to doubt whether you have told
the truth about the invoice of groceries
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W ihe EepHblioan is tickled with the ide,
po Lafzeiere was rubbing us, in the
i1 o'h'entien when he spote of men vot.
ing i'f f'meroy and Caldwell for Senator, We
believe he made direct ailusion TO Jua,s pr;..
IN the PomerOy matter: aud it is III. nr.v.,.u,
belief that in the Caldwell matter. he h.s v.-
dy sud Mowry especially in his eye, they n.;r.
delegates to the Convention, aud having ro,-s
against him for President. Ifit pleases IN. D
pablican to see a slop-bucket cmptied on the
heads of Price, Kennedy and Mowry, in the hone
that few drops may splash ON us, We shall no,
attempt to deprive it of this source of enjoyment.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-12

JCpo: LOWE may think that The litslc SsOs'sos
dass he has rsisod sboat groceries end coIs~ss
VII bind ~ eyes of tie people 10 bis salary
steal. Bat - rod n6s lsy thst fattsring nnc.
fion 70 his sSu. u thers & any one political fscs
fecordsd ooO wAieh thsrs , n appeal; 1t Is ina,
inst naAstunats asd inexcusable steal killed
Lcwe. he Groesry snA snssss hnsiAsss 10 meN
80 tssue. Thssalssy stsal b she main question,
Ana ON that - , ssiEcsnvictsd, and csndempe1s
- IL uonuiuss1e ssa iffsvsfliblc eouvicti"n o.
bic eeoefitneaAL-ksagsace IiAsne.
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How THn PsEslDExT GErs M ExnA PAY.-Is
msy b Of Interest - knsw that ths Prssidsnt
never drsws his aslasy hinssif, bss receives is
thrscgn the Ffnt Nssiosal hank ~ Wsshipgtoo.
.: which be has xives ths power - stssm~y, SD
TIE nssey 10 always drawn ftso ~ frsssury By
The es:sier a thas hssk. ssd P,sssi 70 tho credit
o. shs frsst5sos h ths hask. Ths warrants fof
the sei.sy II ths Pfssidsst and viss 1fssidsnf
srs made eat q sbs trsassry every msuth. The
nfnss andse ~ rev lsv, receiving q, ,166 66 PER
cabinet sse paid f0m the roasA ftAeir respective
a.passoests, snd rseeips thsrel6s the same ss oil
oeees employee Ths President end Vice Pres-
dens % not sign any pay rolL-Bsstss Post
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-12

" We have constant illustrstioas Of how the
old politicians are st work in the farmers' move
nent. Last Spring, after the Fsrmen' Stats
Convention at Topeka had adjourned, . person
who happened in the roem where the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions had met, picked up, among the
bits Of paper which were scattered around, o res
olufion which had evidently been under c"nsid-
GRAFTON, but which never saw daylight. It wss
In substance % follows:
Resolved That ws support Chariss Rsbt,ssa ise Uassi
Statee Senator"
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IN R0RD03o O0 IT, 0DA-ThD WADoR RnAll,
viii Probably sess - Asrsssrd.
p..-,. ~,
~ - >~P.' ny oi
No ntiie exe,tement was oee.s'oned on eur
STREETS i'st n'Snt ny tne sapp"ssd arrest ani I'm.
prisnm'nt ~ 'ne JaII ot tnis PIacs Oh no lesa
Personago ,nsn 'no nosors""s nsnoer Oh han,as.
VINO was the Perpctrstor "i the late horrib.
mnrders tnat were committed IN snat state l.
u the real ncn'eri every one asked and that !,
the 9nes'i"n thst VIII probabiy rsmain unsettled
nht,i .ne matter can % dese.m,nsd through tho
medium ~ fnc tesegraph ana tho mail, or by b--
ing Gen'nco oy tnhsc wno nave Formerly known
MIN I'd hansas' several u whom ressde In this VI
c'n,,y. .
Il nc eifcn'"ss""ees aucndinH nss case are n
i"ii"ws: On SATURDAY nignt strange looking
man was hanging sroanh the town of Ely, which
!. - station on tho Burlington. Cedar Rapids aud
minnesota Railway, eight miles south ct this
place. ne actious OF TINS man were very pecnl
lar, he being very RESTLESS, and lo"king m though
he was "n the wsfch f"r some one. He was sus-
Pecfed at once by D. L. Dcvanit, the railway agent
at that place. as u man who had committed somo
great erine' ana VINO was d"iying through the
c"nnfry, to avoid his Pursucrs. Mr.. Devanlt hav-
ing just read q minnie description Of each men,
Der of the Bender family, hs soon discovered
that this strange man Ut Ely answer
ed the description IN every particular. He at
once teleEraphcd :" Mr.. Church, tho operator in
THE b. u. q M. once az this place, for an officer
to come d"wn and arrest the man. Not hsing
able 10 send Gown tho sherin, Mr. Church
communicated the Information ho had receiv-d
:" to onr c,fy ofncsr-' acting nP'n which, Marshal
He'll Hale. and joe. - secured . livery wa
gon and started for Ely. In the meantim. Mr..
l,evanif and a lew of the people Ut Ely had got
the suspected man IN b'x car. aud held him
tner" ny means nj conversations ani other devices
until the officers Of th- Law arrived. They
determined ut the same time to hsld him a, al
hazar'is u he attempted to escape. The officers
arriving. at once went to the car, aud being sat
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-12

INDIANS ON THE WAR PATu-SNrrryRs M THE
feoSTlER FILMING POE IIsKIR LIvEs-The Cav
ker Sssfisef 0f May 3Ofh says:
} AZ the time Of going tn prsss We learn from W.
d. Covington that the lndisns have appeared on
the saPPs; and the head Of tbs NORTH Fork 10
reported to be infested with Cheyesses very 70
Gently from their rcservasisn. A skirmis6 hss
taken place In . remote hunters camp st the
west of the land district, and tie nsbls frd men
were compelled 10 1es 70 tbeir sknIkiss place.
Foar hnntess wsss killed neas BaGhls siatios
last week, aud ws have eeo6fmsd sumers that
tbs trUutter mon sf . hnodlred miIas west have
stanpsdea 70 the towns q Phillips Cousty.
Great exeitemsos pssvsils; sad - . fsw snti-
q.aser theorists sre willing - 9 eas and -
what is tho peril.
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q We would say, for the information Of the
Atehisou Chs.Pisa, that package Of Atebi,..
Gaess cent to Post-o6sce in this County, far q
newsboy, contained . written note, on businssa
matters. He showed rs the note, and said hs
had returned the package to the Post master a,
Atchison. to take sctien. according to law. II
Col Martin has not seen il, the person in charge
of his Past-oG3ce must be sf fault.
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p The idea of starting newspaper of man,
moth size In small country town, is some what
iike the war tactics Of the Chinese, who try to
.,'snten their enemies with immense guns that
snes can neither handle nor fre, and which NOR.
asn''y ~. damage themselves than their enc
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-12

q According to standard measurement, an ell
is little more than yard. Yard, Of the White
Cloud Leader, il appropriately named, for he is
nearly ell.
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q Al . lot of Aodoe prisoners, under charge
Of su'all escort, we're being conveyed from one
place to another. they were surrounded BY . con-
adorable force of armed mon, who kept the e.
cort at bay With loaded guns, while they proceed
Cd to massacre the prisoners, men, women and
children. Seventeen were slsughtersd. II 10
supposed the perpetr.tors we're Oregon volun.
teera.
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a Chicago man has oGered ths Govern.
ment 10000 for the use Of Captain Jsek Sss q
short tins, proposing to give bond for his ssSe
delivery at the expiration Of the time. He wants
to exhibit him over the country, and thinks hs
can make . fortune in . very short time. Gen.
Davis proposes the moro sensible thing Of hang
ing Captain Jack and his pals; but Governmsst
will not even listen to that.
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II The Paola Spirit comes in with the thread.
bare assertion that the editors who have dsnouuc.
ed consressnsn loves alleged grocery spseuls-
tion, did II for spite, beesnss Lowe would not
make post-oaaee appointments to sait them. On
the sans principle, IL 10 just - fair to presume
that the editor Of the Sptis ds6ssds Lowe bscaass
he has sacnfed post-oaaes appointment. We
guess that's whst's the matter.
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q Ibe Atehis"u Globe copyrights IL. edit.
oriais. This explains why other papers % s,alom
copy &oo the oleSs
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|. q The eholera 10 coming northwsrd. aud ID
prevailing 70 . considerable extent st Memphis
and Nashville
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II c. T. whitehall, of Seneca. recently To-
eating agent Of the Central Branch lands, has
bad business that called him away in hurry,
and it has been discovered that he has been
prac'cing long series Of gross frauds uPos
those who purchased lands. If the Atchis6n
Patrsof wishes to write mp the affair, we call its
attention to the fact that whitenhal, last Summer
repudiated the Republican party. because Of its
rascalities, and Joined in the crusade of honesty
and reform under Greeley
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-12

tse hep"slecas calls us hypoerite. From tive
Se" Sn'l't'an gentlemen - edit the Republics.
.ne charge is terrible. Sheer a. you NAV, tberr
something in the very air Of an hoa..t. uprieht
Pnre life, that fairly willis pour ,;uf,, -
We feeel our unworthiuess,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-12

WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAzlNE.-The June
number is just the book for the family circle!
just the dear old household Magazine we used
to greet gladly. The articles ara not - heavy;
there are moro stories; not trashy, sensational
compositions, but such as bear throughout q
strong influence for all that is good, and pure,
and true. A noticeable feature 10 that there is
something helpful, encouraging. comforting up
on almost every page. bright face like this is
needed in every household. Tho children's de-
pastment is fully up to its standard, md printed
in much better type. As to makeup of maga-
zine, We notice . great improvement. Tenn
peranco story 10 announced hsreafter, for every
number. H. v. 0sborne (Tsnaroon) has been re-
called - editor, sud assumes tho entire manage
ment. Subscription price Dnly ose dollar year.
Address WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newbargh, New York.
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y Ths Modoe psissaers. intending Captain
Jack, M y - szisa - H. sPst, - 1iueasy
Court :.
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Hos. d. p. Lown-Ssl Milss ex.U 8 Nar.hal D. w.
Hssse.a - sshas have bssa erealatsg eatrag.
so: .,..Asr e.sse e.e e sss .setss :fCs:pe. Has
sssasas - hslsvsA Ihe Nor asa the slssdersr saly
s.vs p,slsy We peai.A ss.a Il s-.al which VIII
IL oine Miserable 1ea viu rssrset-LssreaesrtA
Hn0. --'7FT = = -
This b what psevents the liar and slanderer Of
the ztns ffoo retracting that Tom Anderson
fsbricesiou eUucerning ousself
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THE LOST FOUND.
(Froa the Ka.sas City Tinss.i

Ars. Lille Kpoess DiseovereA ~ Caa.eroa. We.
SHE Bas Beeo w0Rhing . Servant In .
Private Family.
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ME A.rsss Ne.s CeA:s 1aIsAs. Isw.-ose.,,
will Probably 9oeo - AsrssseA.
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CoLxAx's RURAL WOsLD.-This weekly agri
cultural paper shssf - In the hands sf every
farmer. He will hsd y Of great valse in Ill hi
farming operations. In the cultare of his crop
In the care Of hts stoek, IN the maasgsmsut Of
his fruits, IN sas, 10 any department ef farming
Il II jast what b needed. Nosnsa J. Colmsn d
81. Louis, Publishss Il q twe dollars per aunun
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q The ss'loSiss vas go = ~ rssalStssas
adopted st The late Fssnsrs' Coasty Csavs.tiss.
Il rssds like basissss:
-kss'.sk Thee ws - - ~ - ~ asnAr e ~
pressot Leg11lne1rs vhs vees1 = 80D1 - tsznnaa
sstea hsoAA jadsD0A - svtanp0 q lsAA essss1 b
nostgngs - rud eseses. fR ~ - fwvksh - ~
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= A the Editsrial dxsussias halted ss 4.
pot aP the road, seas - ssksd . new inpsrts
tioa Why be did not ~ tAso. With k.ewiss
look, he rsnarked: .Teo naeh vhisky stsrv SsI
mel" And ths naa vhs sPssks tAus sf tAs In
sssnity ID the stsss, upss 1sst asAs, has u
cheek to souplsis s1ss aoshsdy ~ threw,
out uneoartesss sQpiln aeslsss hin!
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 100.
U. s. REeIsTEp's orFrcF.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANDREW
IN J BROWN has this day filed in this office
a diagram. together with u notice OF applica-
tion for u patent from the United States, under
Act of Congress, approved May 10, 1872, for III
teen hundred Q5O0l feet Of a certain Vein or
copper, gold and other minerals, known AZ the
Chester Lode, situated Ia White Pine Mining
District. White Pine county, Nevada, running
400 feet northcrly and 7o0 feet eoutherly from
the Chester Tunnel upon the Lode, aud more
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
u. :. Survey No. IL.
Beginning al a post marked No. ~. s. Survey
No. AZ whence Post No. l the southwest corner
of Survey No. n. made for II. Bush, Jr, and
others, npun the Gloucester Lode, bears N. 81
degs. IS min W. 5,072 feet. Section corner
common to sections "a and %, r.. 16 n, r..
56 H., and sections ~ and 30, T.. 10 n, Il. 81
h., NJ. ID. NJ. bears $. 50 degs. 40 min, W. II go
feet. The smokestaek Of the Monte Crsto mill
bears s. 50 dogs. 81 min, W. s.22G feet. The
mouth OF the chester Tunnel bears =. 227i degs,
L SO7 feet, and Il spruce pine tree marked M.
AZ. Il. T., bears \. 75Ai degs., W. : feet. Thence
running N. T5A degs., l.. 200 feet. Thence Is.
I4at dogs, T.. si $40 feet. Thence 3. ~ deps,
W. COS feet. Thence $. 75A degs.. W. YES 4-l8
feet. Thence n. IL dogs, L. rs feet, and
thence N. 14if dogs, W. 7s5 ITO feet, to the
place of beginning, containing 6 s9-l0O Acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian with n
magnetic variation Of 1914 degrees East. This
claim il on unsuryeyed lands. and Is bounded
on neither end by any known claimants. Tho
nearest mines ARE the Philadelphia snd Raid
Eagle. The claim il recorded on page IA. book
L., White Pine District lining Records. Tie
notice and diagram Of the above cLiim can to
found p sted at the mouth OF the Chester Tun-
mel upon the Lode.
nojo-o0d ALFRED l.. SHANNON, Register.
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Applies cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1871.
o. s. REorsrER's OFFICE,

I. ;. kR01srEn's OFFICE,
Austin, Nevada, Nov. 20, ls72.J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT GEO.
~ l.. NJ. C0MsTOCK and II. Il. PoMOAoY
have this day hlcd in this Office u diu gram, tog.th-
err with a notice Of application for a patent frum
the United States. under Act of Congress APP
proved May 10th, 1872, for one Thousand
feet Of Il certain vein or lode Of quartz or
9th r rock, in place bearing silver. known ~
the Ninifod Lode, running 622 feet southeasterly
and 37S feet northwosterly from the Baltic SHAH
upon the Lode, situated In the White Pine
Mining District, White Pine county, State Of
Nevada, and more particularly described as fol-
lows, to wit
Survey Ne. 81.
Beginning Mt a stake whence the southwest
corner Of Survey No. 81, made forI. b Osborne,
upon the Emerald Isle Lode, bears n. 16 dcgs.
tons "a and n, r. lG, N. X. 81 f., and sections
10 and 80, T.. 1, N. II. So r., NJ. D.. NJ, bears $.
u dogs. 80 min, W. 3,263 feet. The monument
ON Treasure Peak bears s. 30 degE. l min, T..
3,717 feet. A prominent sharp rocky peak be-
tween Treasure and Telegraph Peaks, bears y.
CO degs. 2 min, +. 2,196 feet. and the Baltic
shaft upoIAihis Lode bears N. AN degs., W. go
feet. ThdRcs~plns9Dg s-s0Asdegs., W. 400 feet.
Thence N. 39A degs., W. ] 900 feet. Thence N.
50A degs., Il. 900 feet. and thence s. 39h dogs,
y. 1000 feet TO the place OF beginning. contain
ing 4 59-1O0 acres. Courses expressed from the
true meridian, with a magnetic variation 81 10
degs. East. This claim IL On unsurveyed land,
Ii bounded on the north by the Independence.
and ON the south and southeast by the burning
Moscow and Emerald Isle. The notice and dia-
gram of the above claim can be found posted at
the Baltic Shalt, upon the Lode.
no3O-God ALFRED E. SHANNON. Register.
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applications for lpatrnt.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. Is9.
U. s. REGISTERS OFFICE,
Austin. Nevada. Noyember Do, ls72.

U. >. hEbItIEH y OffItE,
Austin, Nevada, November n, 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT JOSEPH
~ POTTS has this day filed in this Office a
diagram, together with a notice OF application
for a patent from the United states, under Act
of Congress approved May 10, 1872, for four
teen hundred q ,4O0) feet of a certain vein, lode
or deposit of quartz, or other rock In place
bearing silver, known as the Central Treasure
Deposit or Lode, running SO feet westerly and
l,3i7 feet ~easterly from the Uncle Sam shaft,
situated In the White Pine Mining District, White
Pine county, State of Nevada, and more partieu-
iarly described rs follows, to wit
Survey No. CO.
Beginning at post No. l, the northwest corner
of Survey No. 80, made for the Mukwonago
Mining Company, ON the Golden Lode or De-
post, said stake, stands ON the eastern boundary
of Survey No. AZ, made for the Aurora Consoli.
dated Mining Company, upon the Aurora Lode
or Deposit, whence the section corner common
to sections "a and 25, 7. 16 N, II. 81 f., and Sec
lions ~ and 30, T. 1G N, r.. SO E., NJ. d. NJ. bears
n, 90 degs. 6 min. W. 5,431 feet. The monument
on Treasure Peak bears n. A degs. 46 min. T..
$50 6-l0 feet. A sharp. rocky peak between
Treasure and Telegraph peaks bears N. = dogs.
% min. L. 2,s34 feet. The flagstaff in Treasure
City bears N. ID dogs. 20 min. W. GA clio feet,
and the center of the Uncle Sam shaft bears n
IS degs. II min. T.. 2O3 feet. Thence running N.
IL i degs. l.. 800 feet. Thence S, TsS degs. l.. ,077
feet. Thence S. 20 degs. W. 81 $40 feet to tire :.
W. corner Of Survey No, "a, madc for Peter
Brandon, upon the Poeotille Lode or Deposit.
Thence S. 40 degs. Il. 334 feet. Thence S. liz
deg. W. 300 feet. and thence n. 7sl dogs. W. Loo
feet to the place of beginning, containing acres.
Courses taken from the true meridian with 4
magnetic variation of 10 dogs. East. This claim
Is located ON unsuryeyed land, and is bounded
ON the West by the Aurora and Ward Be,cher
claims, ON the South by thu Mukwonago Mining
Company, and ON the East by the Pocotille
claim. The notice and diagram of the above
claim can be found posted AT the Uncle Sam
shaft, upon the Lode or Deposit.
no23-60d ALFRED L. SHANNON, Register.
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applications for lpatrnt.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 200.
U. s. REGISTERS OFFICE,
Austin, Nevada, December 23d, 1872.

..EA Z
Austin, Nevada, December 23d, l5T2.J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN NORTH AMERICA CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY has this day filed in this office a
plat, together with a notice of application Tor a
patent from the United States, under Act OF
Congress approved May 10, 1872, for eight hun
bred 1901 feet of a certain vein, lode or deposit
of quartz or other rock in place bearing silver,
known as the Northern Light deposit or lode,
situated in White Pine Mining District, White
Pine county, State Of Nevada, running 800 feet
northerly from the LOCATION of the notice and
diagram at the NortheYh Light shaft, and more
particularly described as follows to wit;
U. s. Survey No.. Al.
Beginning at n post marked Nos l U. s.. Survey
No. 43, whence the section cOr1ier common to
sections "a and Is, 7. 10 N. II. 81 +. and sections
10 and 80 T.. 10 n. X. 5S NJ. ID. NJ. bears s. Al
degs. ID min. Il 3,913 feet. The monument on
Treasure Peak bearsS. 81 degs. 10 min. L. 1881
feet. A prominent, sharp, rocky peik between
Treasure and Telegraph peaks bears $. go dogs. 20
min. L. 3 ,230 feet. Tn flagstaff in Treasure City
bears s. "a degs. 81 min. +. 1888 feet; and the
Northern Light shaft bears s. 4h dogs. W. 1877
feet. Thence running s. 26h dogs. W.. 800 feet;
thence N. G3h dogs. W.. 2GO feet; thence N. 26h
degs. L. 800 feet; and thence 8. 63k dogs. 4. 260
feet, to the place of MISUNDERSTANDING
4 1900 acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian, with a magnetic VARIATION of 16h degs.
East. This claim Is ON uneufveyed land, and IL
bounded ON the South by the Pilot Company,
and on the North by the Montezuma Company
lsupposedl. The snotice and diagram of the
above Aaim can be found posted at the southern
boundary of the claim at the Northern Light
shaft. ALFRED Il.
dec2S-6Od Register.