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The New York herald., 1873-07-12

At meeting of the Board Of Health. held yester-
day afternoon, reports were received from the As
sstant Health Inspector that the pavements In New
Chambers street. between william and Reade; in
East Twelfth street, between avenue and the Dry
Dock; at 245 East Twentyfth street, the street In
front Of Az and 444 First avenue, and outside 223
East Twcnty-Hfth street, were In o bad condition
and dangerous to the public health. In most Of
these places pools Of stagnant water had collected
and the smells and vapofs arising from these G9l,
the Department OF Docks saying the dredging
OF the dock at the foot OF Thirty1th street would
be executed at once. The Finance Committee
were authorized by resolution to cause the print
ing OF 1000 copies Of the cholera circular In Ger
visited the Rendering dock, and found the com
pany in full operation In violation Of the resolu-
ton torbiddng them to work after the 10Th instant
Ffty-thtrd street was reported in o bad and
dangerous condition.
The following report was received from the
counsel and adopted:-
HEALTH DsrARrxKNf or rHR CRY NEW YORK;
Sf;s. So, sas Eo.. as5 5uS r.
ns { e 1@s ssssd Ss e
qS@ Ss ss% Y sHs1
;sss Of ' i.::; Of ' s.4 .ss e
ssa% 81 Is that printed
pamphlet here with retur.ed page eleven, purpornS
On s ssi :S I'd
o
oal dead horses &C. to and from the city Of New York
po s n ;ss i i e e
Of vii aas
No action on the part Of the Board is necessitated
thereby. r
privilege reserved to the party of the first part in
rs :.s ss 81
opinion that the oce and duty OF providing for the
mOval Of onal dead animals &C., have devolved upon
the Board OF Health by the terms OF the act
ize the local Of the city Of New York; passed
April 80, 1873 and the acts amendatory thereof The
duty the lnspector Of Street Cleaning b clearly defined
in this regard In section 81 of the said act to be under
any contract now existing or hereafter made by the
In assuming n ONCE in providing for this service the
Board OF Health may exercise its general powers under
the acts by which It's authority has been established and
maintained.
also to report my opinion upon the steps to be
commend n 7l'E'l = '17'
Frt-That upon proper proof of the noncompliance OF
said contract and the order OF the Board notice be given
the said company that the contract Is terminated and
that al power and authority thereby conferred has
ceased.
SecpndThat notice be also given to the proper depart
mepts OF the city government Of this action
ThdAnd that the OF the dock at the foot of Thir
tyghth street. North River be obtained for the
q the Board Of Health or the person shall designats
Very respectfully. W. B. PRENTICE, Attorney.
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
THE WORTHWHILE PAj MYSTERY STILL
UNRAVELLRn ~

The Morrisvle Pa.) mystery still remains un-
ravelled. The Coroners jury, strange to relate,
have not yet taken any action In the matter, and
the Coroner's indifference seems unaccountable.
This functonary resides in Bristol, about fourteen
miles from where he empanelled the jury, and has
time. The remains Of the unknown victim were
inferred on Thursday evening. II the Coroner did
hts duty, and II Mr.. Stanley compelled to appear
before the inquest, satisfactory result might en-.
sue. The longer the circumstances are kept under
cover the more mysterious the matter becomes OF
course. and the question s asked, ls Stanley alive
or was he the victim
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
PArAL RESULT OF A sTABBNa AFPRAY.

Michael Kerwin, late Of sa1 East Thirty y-second
street, who was stabbed in the stomach with
knife In the hands OF John McManus early on the
morning Of the l7th ult., as heretofore published
in the HERALD, died yesterday afternoon in Belle.
vue Hospital, where he had been under treat
took Kerwin's ante-m0rtem statement soon after
the occurrence, from which IL appears that there
bing McManus who was arrested at the time, Is
stll In custody and waiting the result OF an inves-
sStcns on sSe rc1ef on narsn T maze tse an
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
DEATH OF TWO NOTED NEwARKERa

At his home in Newark late on Thursday night,
from the effects Of . fall, died ex-Street Com
missioner David McCurdy. q well known Irish
American resident OF Newark, who had gained
rubber business and coating of percussion caps.
Mr.. McCurdy was born In Derry Ireland, and was
nlty-f0ur years Of age.
Yesterday, in Newark, also died Or. John r..
Ward, one OF the widest known medical men Of
New Jersey. The Doctor was born in Bloomfield,
and was In his nfty-eighth year. He was greatly
beloved by the Door Of Newark.
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
xuRDERoUs ARRAY IN BRooKLYH.
Attempted Wife Murder and Felonious
Assault ON an Cmcer.

OmC6fe
Last night George Dougherty, stalwart fellow,
returned to his home, at so Steuben street, in no
enviable frame Of mind, from some cause, and pro-
ceeded at once to quarrel with his wife, Margaret.
The woman made some sharp answers, when
Dousherty seized Q club and beat her over the
head with it, inflictfng q number OF cuts and
bruises. Finally she escaped from her apartments
and ran into the street screaming "Murder!n at
Of the Fourth precinct was Attracted by the cries
and hastsned to her protection. As he did 80 be
and pistol. He made an attempt TO
stab the ofiicer and cut the hand and fingers Of
the ofhcer badly The latter, finding himself cor.
soon placed him powerless When the prisoner
reached the station house IL was found that he had
some severe wounds on his head, and his arm was
broken. surgeon was called and dressed his
wounds alter which he was locked mp to answer.
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
A PHILADELPHIA SAW HILL CONSUMED.

fHLADELPHiA, July H. 1879
Last night 1re broke out In the frst story Of
the northern section Of Aaguire's saw mill, at the
southwest corner OF Ridge avenue and Master
street. the building was totally destroyed. The
loss 10 probably 900. The frst moor was occu.
pied by Daniel Mcguire as saw and planning mill.
George w. Mailer, manufacturer Of cabinetware
Naer's loss stock II probably $4,000. His stock
was insured for $1,000. The building was owned
BY Daniel Mcguire, the loss on which will exceed
$1,000; covered by an insurance Of $4,000. Ma
Ruiro'D loss on stock Is $1,000.
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
O0NRTRoLLER's RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTa

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid into the city treasury yesterday:-
COLLECTOR AsssssnRwrs
From esses1menfs for street openings and improve
men@ and inserese S86
uURxAU OP ARRRARs.
FROM erreAre OF taxes, assosments, Cfoton rents
HI69
BUnnAU OF wATan RnonrBR
Prom Croton water rent ana penalties AlN
lLl.N nURnAU or CIfY nRvRNUR
Prem market rents and fees ..,... ,,,..,...,. %
nAroHe SECOND nAnsnAL
rTom nconece. l43
Comptroller Green paid yesterday -
pErARruRrT or Docxs
orors to June % yo,N5
BogLEvARps AND AvErUBs.
Lsoorers 70 June 20 3A690
mPA1nH TO pSPks sTop COOKS, ETC
Total al.,",,,,..",."..,.,,..,,,.
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
Roscoe's Capture.

Roscoe's capture last night was considered GER
tain by the police. as there was large force in
searcn of him. The Police Commissioners are un,
der the Impression that Kate Stoddard Is assuming
the responsibility IN order to shield another, and
that person Is, they believe, Roscoe. They were
in possession OF information yesterday which they
believed would place him in their custody, and his
capture was hourly expected.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

-"
In parlor 3, st. Charles Hotel,
the fpal c,imeis declared yto-llave
been eciisumnateajby wh;ch.si< re,
creaAt Republicans Attempted, bat
vainly, TO sell the liberties Of the
people OF Louisiana, aud especially
Of the Republican party, to their
political enemies. The hour at
which the black deed was done Was
twelve O'clock NJ.
There is enough consistency in
tfc stafcments made to warrau5 the
Attorney General and the grand
jury in rigidly Investigating this
corrupt affair, and they shonld be-
gin at once. The new bribery bill
leaves no excuse for delay, aud We
thiuk Mr. Field is not the man to
lag wien duty is to be performed,
0TQne well-kpown gentleman states
that he was adproached by two cit.
liens and two Senator's with the
proposition to become stakeholder.
in this abomii,al,le ami criminal
transaction, an insult which prompt
ly resented. The sam he was to be-
come custodian of is one hundred
thousand dollars e. N. %. Repnbls
can. ara
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

Now that tue leaders of the fusion
movement haae, inauguEated McEn.
cry and Penn as Governor and
Lieutenanc Governor of the State,
|it is TO be presumed that they will
soon realize that, like young bears,
they have all their troubles before
them. What VIII be their next
stepg How or in What, manner do
they expect to give vitality to their
SO called legislation VIII they fol.
low up the plan which they initial
ed when they eIbowed and hustled
from the bench Judge NDibble g-
DO they really imagine that any
body is going to recognize the APP
pointments made By McEnerys
1t will be well for these gentle
men to consider carefully hat they
are about. In this connection We
can not do better than commend
them to the suggestion OF the Times
of sunday: issis ~
Remember that the mere manga
ration OF a Governor does not clothe
HIM, as the case now stands, with
executive authority. X
What kind Off Governor is he,
if Che has no executive authority n
This is the real state OF. the case,
and it will beiwell for all concerned
to look the fact carefully in the face
- 80 - f5N ". o. Republican.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

a ooRhuPIIos FUND.-A promi-
merit merchant informed leading
:eerS h:iaaa ON Thursday that he
had subscribed Eve Hundred dollars
20 a secret fund for pushing the for.
tunes OF McEnery s. Co, and that
ms business partner had given a
thousand; that ninety thousand
ooiiars We're already in hand, and
forty thousand more would be col.
iecteu at once. The result islnow
pubic properfy.-(N. o. Republican.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

D.
az l2 NJ, before the Court House door. in
Alexandria, the following desc ibed prop
'erty, viz :sstt y .ssafs
The Lloyd Plantation, situated on Bayon
Beuf, near Loyd's bridge 5ouhded above
by the w r. Brown tract, and below BY
the X. H. Jackson tract, in year by Wood
tand, .aTh nj front by Bayou Beuf. contain
ing Three Hundred and Seventy five acres.
lsole or less, with all the Baildiuys and I'm
pfovesncifts thereon Ssnts Sfss e3s
TIC Land WILDE sold in Lots Of from
Ten TO Fifty acres, and plat of the lots
will be exhibited on day ofsale.
T6shs.--CzeIE sNes
'rf saiaat iJeffN O. PICgENS es
Exeectoxef Sarah H. LLOYD
o. X. fiAWIEY, 81
Pablo Administrator and Dative Tests-
mentasy Executor Of James D. Loyd.aha
Jan ltf-5t 5t-P. F's $50.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
tie Result VIII Be.

III LonSitsS Suoa'@
Z,,ttce 10 LonisiaiIs s. ID full lower,
r. ia esigate tie lIisacstions o.
ine , 10 ,iseoy as urdoutedIy
Y would tilat Mr T.. WE e.ss s'5',
Governor iof 8 ~ s'au a'ly" s.,
10 nT.;S:ce aructoT OF DIES
anu So, cg atog the Plea
pc.s w;aaov q IRE and pro-
pound gomez "a yi<;tl ,,,a
ssicn - ~ saye r al. s4twoald find,
I2ta nsns 'nnc 3.r atty. that the
w1lpu ,;aans dtheir ticket
last fall in ac = e WIN sns l'io'
visions OF X Soaeseu ~ [on s
gress audit q, ~, s@ A ~.
p THAT tue frau pi.sT e ~ ~
the Deinocra nsne1 = Wy ~ ~ ~
.o.S ,;sss where G5ised to dehle the
S s.y, box aud to & eat the voters,
a D 4, can lie proyad tdey did, what
,Sss the object, ifjt was uot..to re.
verse the will OF tie peopiet Ava
e con eressian.i committed SHOULD
end these iacts what could-it DO
with them bot report that the hon
est vote of State declared Mr.. Kel-
Jorg 10 be the Governors And il,
after investigation and proif, the
com mitteeshpliA DO what We say it
would do. hos Toisld The laagnifi-
cent political astronomers in the.
picayune. oilies receive the judg-
ipents And bow would the, other
gentleman WHO iniluiges IN star
gazing accept of such message !
& bile of ole l)oots slowly consum-
ing before ZIP fre would be al
mercy to their noses, in comparison
with any such news. They would
smell more ,lespots than lave. been
driven out OF Europe for twenty
wears, and they would recoil within
themselves with greater violence
than they did when Judge Durell
arrested their plans to count the
State up according TO their own
desires. Ard yetif Congress sends
committee to this State it viii
declare inst what We have declared, |
that in the last election the Repub
licaus carried the State, aud were
entitled to do so BY virtue OF having
q majority OF the paople on their |
side. 1t viii be isaf,lerfor any com
mittee to get arouad this fact than
it will be to prove that the Demo
Gratis only expected TO, do so BY vim |
tue OF their power 10 defraud the
people through the registration lists |
and the returning boards. We are
perfectly willing 50 see a committee
sent to Louisiana, bat we know in
adva &c what the result wsll be-
that its report viii beilenounced as
a fraud, and the action upon twill /
be repeated as another evidence
that the countfyhas .lcgenerated IN
toa despotism.- n .. Republican,.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
r. said an odd Fellows, Ran

U Said an Odd Fellows Hall
Legislator to Hon. J.sHepri Burch:
swell, Senator, What Go you
think Of our grand Inauguration 9"
81 thing was the reply, that it
was all,out OF doors, where you and
your. Governor are si,re to Eemainr
Hasts retreat of a Disguised fn-
siou.-IN. O. RVu5licaa-, e
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

Sherlh and Ex-0fficio Auctioneer.
an 415t. I. Fs. SO, s1xur sgse a.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
What the President SaIs
About Louisiana. !,

The snbjoinsd special to tile st.
Louis Democrat is que unlike the
representation of the Associated
Press ahont the conversation OF the
Presidents:
Washington, Janu Try The
President VIII sDon iend to the
II House bis. answer to its resolution,
passed just before recess, inquiring
: Tor all information on which his ass-
ton in the Louisiana political daii-
culties was based. The docnment
is already prepared, i.ad awaits Oh.
~ ore or two important accom- pr
nyins dispatehes aud commsluica
tons. 1t viii presenter very full
and authentic account OF the tren.
bles in New Orleans, and wIiisshow
that the President aated only upon
a complete and impartial statement
OF facts obtained iron all sources
available. The President, iii con-
yersation with prominent New,
England Republican this morning,
Z discussed at leugfb the whole Lon
jsiana case, aud involved, Che facts
Ehd showed hirhse.f failS versed In
all the mysterious men and. affairs
of that State No compliments we're
! wasted upon either PInchback, Her
ron or Warinofb, for none Of wlYom
the President expressed any adiai-
ration, hut he declared his belief
that the State vas honestly Repub-
liean, and that there would have /
, been no controversy esef the result /
had theelectien been Car and non. !
est, Coneefhi4g Judge Durelrs de-
cls'on, the t'st don't rave no opin-
, ion, and intiina 81 might be /
found Illegal, but an Official
net of a.judge Of I tied States
Court be felt bnnseii md 10 sus-
tein aud eniore 4
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

p 1-.-iff esia1e7o
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
IT - n sle.f olloNIng properly belonging


A traetof land situated on left ilscend
ing bank of Bayou Bnnf, in Rapides Par
isn, adjoining the Crouch Plantation. con,
tanning. One Hundred and Thirty seven
acrea, More oE'Iless, with all the Improve.
ments thereon. II.
TIE undivided halfof the Crouch planta
ton, situated on the left d,cending banl:
ct Bayou Bout, bounded above BY the
Conpton lower place, and below iy The
tract above described and by lands of &. L.
Tanner, containing Twenty-Five Hundred
and Twelve acres, more or less, Ia the
whole tract, together with all the Bald.
mgs and Improvements thereon
!, Tsnsis--CASH. t;a
JOHN DELACY,
Sheriff and Ex- 0fficio Auctioneer.e
Jan 475t. Z. Fs $40. p,fvur srro e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
Notice of Assessment

JACKSON MINING COMrAr nss
eJ cation of works, EureLa'
County, Nevada. 40. ota md
Notice is hereby given, ina. "bal 1
ing of the Board OF llIeclois SpssnJ
the 18th day of June, 1873, an mss lid
(No. 6) OF ten cents per shale W"
upon the capital stock OF thTrJjfS ss4
payable Immediately, IN nm NE III
gold coin, to the SECRETARY, al uayvss3
of the company, Room ~ tree, n
Building, No. 4l9 California s"N"
Francisco, California. 0ssesnS5
Any stock upon which TINS Tvspy
shall remain unpaid on ino will Rf
ninth Day of July, $50 ssle atpl'
linqucnt, and advertised loi snt is n.y.
lie auction. and unless IA! u~E;chtss,a
before, will be sold on n the deb
Day of August, 1873, 10 pa asith cost
quent assessment, togetht! saie,
advertising and expenses oi
BY order OF the Directors, c~acre,art
Ii. c. KIBBE. q 'iEuiIdJ
O@C Room p Hay" ncisco, y
4l9 California street, san Fran" Nss
fOrQia. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
Applet GATOR for Patent.
NOTICE NO. PA,
[. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,

u =. hEtTlSTERS OFFICE
EUREKA, Nevada, July 10, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
company tpostotlice address. Eureka,
NeNada) 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 annrnycd
May Iuth, 1872, for a Mill-Site, as an
p.urtenant TO the said cOmpauy'S mines.
situated in the Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County, state of Nevada. and
qCscrlted in the plat and field notes on
HE III this ONCE as follows, viz:
L. $. SURVEY NO. As, LOT b.
boginning at a post marked No. /. L. s.
surrey, NO. As, Lot r. whence pcst No. |
Of Lot \ bears :, 4 degrees 81 min, "
tu,''V lctt; southeast corner of Eureka
Consolidated Mining COmpany's stone
ONCE bears ;. O& deg. W. 2l5 feet. and
me Iagstaft in the town of Eureka bears
;. W. deg. +. 1929 feet thence. runninU
Ma deg. w. 100 feet. thence \. ~
DEG. r. 200 feet thence :. In deg. f In
feet thence s. TX deg. W. SO feet
tnehce ;. ~ deg. f.. 80 feet thence s
- ucg. W.lGO feet thence y. l2J5 deg.
100 o-lO feet thence 5. IL do "
SOo lect thence n. 1919 deg W. ls5 $40
ger: thence \: % deg W. 3O7 feet thence
H'nta ueS' r. ~ teet; thence s. u deg.
+. 307 feet and thence III dec F AK
icet, 10 me place OF beginning. contain.
ing and $40 acres. Bearings expressed
from thc true meridian with a
NdIIdlloh OF 10 l-2 deg. East.
~ copy OF the notice and plat car, no
!Euilu posted on the building COVERING
the weighing scales.
!yll CYRUS f. HORN, Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

DIONEER CONSOLIDATE II prindt.
COMPANN.-Iocailon iseo. Caoss
place of business, san raanreka, EHrS
mia. Location of works Eur
County. state OF Nevada hat AT ants'
Notice is hereby given, ln' the labs
ing ofthe Directors, held on lNol W
OF June, 1873, as assessi,leied upOr 4
ten cents per share was Zion, psysIs,
capital stock OF the corporatscsD code.
immediately in United s,a.eS oitbeSS'
to the secretary, at the oili0i Hnldins,
pany, Room . Hayward sSraneiseo"
4ly California street, Il :,
ANY stock upon which tlis s5th Dn.'
shall remain unpaid on lnnrnt and
July, 1878, will be ouction, "
Vcrtised for sale at puplic before, W.,
unless payment is maze 18Th DNl,,
sold ON "Wednesday. the %ieIinqusti'
August. 1878, to pay MS OF ad'"'
sessment. together WIZ eo'
ing and expenses oil sis.J: Al. secrecy
Office Room % Hayward ancisd.9! J;
4l9 California street. san y
fornia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
Shining AOtites.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DHFNIX SILVER MINING COMM,
Ny Location of principal place
of business. san Francisco, Cal; Ioca-
tiou of works. Eureka Mining Ils'rI'''
Eureka County, Nevada:
WoTiCE There are delinquent upon
n following described stock, on account
Of assessment No. IL, levied on the 2sth
dav of May. 1873, the several amounts see
onnositr the names OF the Respective
shareholders, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
Apple for Patent
NOTICE NO. 209.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, June Sd, kl

u. s. LAND OFFIrE,
ErRFKA. Nevada. June Sd. E1l
urprpv o,vr, III
Is v I'M =.
- Harr! Slrout, YIN. Me -nll I'M
=; !poS!oi!lce nuoi, n,ada ,r1
Eureka county, NeN..l nav lllaST =.
Iati n1n - la'tiiD 'ot tba uoosar N
Il,fo9l HhSaI leeI o "a m;uSvsi; !
bearing silver anu JIM MI i-g 7
sahls OelhS sever I,I! n1rod ,-G 2
hortherIy anu stNcu nuu sbot, t tbstC]
S9utherIH rom Ut tH y h~ndrS n
WIZ Sutldct SIou4!u 80, Conyon III
IN width situate IN secret vaS. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
&lininu.
apple ation for pa,..,

EEREKA, Nevada. OInu
Office Is HERrpv 2
~ the Richmond GlyES. +,
Nevada tpostoffice aGdrnns Conas
reka County. Nevadaj bsS, tCNe
cation Tor patent for 6va hscss
one ana hall t5OILi lin nluldrsS
richmond lode, bearine t \ iss b
minerals; the same If1naI .ef ada
ana one and a half ten, I'VE I'D
rom the southeast siTe' SCuihes1J
main incline, situated in VI The n
District, Eureka County NtSa u
described in the plat and eS,gSsa
NE III TINS oihce as follows, VIZ " N'a
U. $. SURVEY. No, :,
BEGINNING at a post mos
survey No. 81, made for i ~ M
solldated Company, uron NJ luighG
lode the same being The oue ltsap
corner OF said claim. stan tv>l lGt.s
summit OF Ruby Hill. 'Tbtas Lad
most southerly corner Of spr = ss
made for the Eureka ConSoYigyM}
panX on the Lookout lode. usltdO
northwest corner of the Nhtle !
ing Works bears y, t2i. dHalnloldH3
feet, and the flagstaff in Fslees v
t2@ degrees +. 1851 fee, oal
ming thence, first, y. All ahd \
sol = feet second, 5. IS dec WTesiesJ
third. :. S4A deg. f. 5OI t",%A
n. IS deg. +. 800 feet, 10 the , ~ iJ
ginning, containing 3.S9 acI f,"S n
expressed from true meridian ~. ~
l6R deg. East. ''aral
lhe claim Is on unsurveyed a..
Is bounded on the nortbweSt sao I
ana southwest by the RicbmGnI5 S ~
Company OF Nevada, and on y. a
east 10y the Eureka Consolidate n
This claim is recorded in pooh,
100, of the Mining RECORDS C
Mining District and a copv NJ ,.l]
tice and diagram can be fdnpS ro NY
the hosting works of the mins WA
je21 CYRUS +. HORN. Rp,i..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
Apple alton for Pateu
NOTICE NO. 2l3.
EUREKA. Nevada. June o. Il,

- LAND 0FFICE
EUREKA. Nevada, June e. ssI
office Is HEREBY GIvry =,
~ the Richmond Mining Com,.,.I
Nevada (pos toffice address. Fnrrs
reka County, nevada have mad a..
cation Tor patent for six HUNDRED h
lineal feet OF the TipTop lode. bear,,l
verand other minerals the sams y
six hundred feet northwestern linn
southeast side of entrance TO The N
mond mine, known as the main AZ (
Top incline, situate in Fureks NJ
ing District, Eureka County. yp1r1
and described in the plat and fel6n
on file in this office as follows. viz. /
L. s. SURVEY NO, 6S,
beginning at the northeast w.r|
Patent survey No. "a, made fortheI
mOnd Mining Company Of Nepa1
the Richmond lode. a pest markJJ
mond y. f. corner, and Tip TopSE1
ner; whence the Tip Top shalt tas|
II degrees W. 40 feet, and the fagss..|
Eureka bears n. 50 deg. 10 min. Z ID
feet, and running thence, first, y. \
deg. W. COO feet second, S. IS deg. Vl
feet third, 5. 34A deg. E. COO feet ;tu1
y. 5S deg. f. 800 feet, to the place Il
ginning, containing 1898 acres. CGl
expressed from true meridian, wrE}
l6h deg. East.
This claim is on u~nsurveyed LAM, d
is bounded on the northeast, sOutu
ana southeast by the Richmond Nhj
Company of Nevada on the nOHhEd
not known.
This claim is recorded in RoOk b
$50. of the Mining Records Of Esi
Mining District, and a copy of said nd
and diagram can be found pOstedGl
Tip Top shaft.
je2- CYRUS T. HORN, Regss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
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