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New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RAIEROAD COMPLICATIONS.
THE FUTURE OF BOSTON, HARrP0Rp AND kH

TIE FUTURE OF BOSTON, HARTFORD AND hhib'
There were many rumors on the street yester-
day regarding the affairs Of the Boston, Hartford anu
Eric Railroad There few who believed thc STATE
ment put forth by tho officers OF the Company 'h''
nropramme had been settled upon for the future py
those who have money IN the road for the reason tae
these dsSerse interests cannot be harmonned' i"oo
more may combine aEd by This obtain controio
the read 70 the exclusion OF the Others There are at
presen four eading The Erie Railway Company
have guaranteed sOOOo of the first mortgage bonds OF
the road under certain conditions, and this is now
subject of litigation; there the bondhoders'
who have received no in three years, ana arc
anxious 10 foeoose; thirdly, the contractors VINO pu''
and those who furnished supplies the road ell assert
Ing that their claims should take precedence OF AL
others and, finally, the stockholders, represented ny
Frederick A. Lane, President, and the Bo"rd o' III
recors. II is no secret that for months past few
wealthy men have been buying up the mortgage
bonds Of the road, with the intention OF iore-
closing as soon as the necessary forms OF law
can be complied with, and considerable amount Vi
litigation In which the road Ia Interested he disposed oi
Under foreclosure sale all the outstanding obligations
would be settled wiped out and the road Woud pas
into the possession O the highest bidder IL could then
he bonded and the amount realized be used to CON-
plete and stock the line, and ultimately to bridge the
Hudson, making close connection with the Erie RAILWAY
at a point the Highlands.
When all this DONE II Is claimed that the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad viii be one OF the best rail-
road properties in the country IL IS posVey asser'eu
by those who claim to know just how matters stand
that nothing definite has yet been determined upon
There have been consultations between representatives
of the various interests the details OF which are WIN
held for the present Within the next few days 1t ia
more than probable that arrangement OF some hnu
win he made q course OF action determined upon p'
the stronger OF the contendlhg piiHos'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
THE STATE or TRADE
ETHIOPIAN, MARKETS..

Ioypoy Feb 2sl630 m-Coass opened al 9ds for money
and the account United FyeTweny bonds 1865. old. y.
Igs go Ten.Poe s9 New yes so Ee Railway shares sli
ex-ividend. - -. -,
opened a 95I for the issue Of 1862 ,,.,,
IIvERPoo 2S-lO:30 Cotton opened seadyi mdfng
Uplands SAD Mng d0 the sales OF the week have
speculation SIS oO bales incldng oo bales
Amecan the receipts have been 5000 bales ncadng
81 eco bales American; actual export, 60oO bales
LIVERPOOL Feb al mCOon steady the sales OF Cotton
shu from Savannah Charleston deliverable March OF 6 and
rom ports February I6d The stock Of Cotton
at sea bound port SEQ 900 bales including 5000 bales Ame'
count Erie Railway shares. sly
PARIS. Feb. 28.-Rentes, SCI 5O. 49,.
LrvERPooL Peb 2s-2 mBreadstass ere daii Wbe il7d
i3ai22 ior Red Spring and l22 for Red Winter Flour
28 d2s6 for Western Canal The receipts Of Wheat for the
mast been "a O all s which Anerc2n
LONDON Feb. 23-Spints Petroleum, lh 4 gallon.
LIyERPoOL 28 mCoton closed Quiet the sales OF the
dy have been including lO speculation and EXPORT Of
the Of Cotton shipped from sa-
yannah OF Charleston, January and February, al s4c
mIhe the
on the Bank OF England rate by
ia65s Ola yi 1865 93i Foes 39i Ee Railway shares 52l
LyERPoo 235 m.he market for Yarns and Fabrics at
hu, hnn The receipts OF Corn for the past three
including ID go American. Petroleum.
l8l y gallon for Spirits and la. for Refined. .
LONDON Feb 2S-Taow i53 cgt Refined Petroleum.
y gallon. 80 o,o :. a.,
Linseed on SO 10 y Spirits TurDcntne. 1915 Y ewt
LIVERPOOL Peb 2sEyenlng-sPihts TGrPentae, HeaB est
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
sCANNELL1S DEFENSE.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO HIS MENTAL
CONDITION.

MEDICAL TESTIMONY IN REGARD IO Ills mENIAb
CONDITION.
In Scannells case, yesterday, the examination
of Dr. Echeyerra which was from the previous
day, consumed the entire session. He gave long
explanation Of the insanity question, making careful
distinction between haucnations Of imagination, or
even physical halucinaons, where the mind still clearly
distinguishes the fact that they haucnations and
does not permit acts TO be controlled by them and
delusions where the mind could not would not see
that the appearances or ideas haucinatons. Ee
nstanced the first class DIR. Johnsons belief that
he saw his mother Michael Angeles study of the un
built walls OF Peters and Leonardo da Vincs abstrac
tions while painting rather not painting "The Last
Supper" He briefly reviewed in his testimony the cir
cumstances Of the shooting and pointed out facts which
led him 10 believe that 1t was an act Of insanity He
considered the mind unit, and doubted whether any
portion of the brain could be diseased without general
disturbance of the whole organ The divisions made by
chemists did not satisfy him. They seemed to him
rather different manifestations OF the exciting
cause He thought Dr. Bucknells definition more nearly
satisfied the purpose than anything else. The prisoner
for instance assuming him TO be insane, might well
hb in the phase OF the disease shown, time sim
pie melanchoa, and at another maniaca excitement.
On the cross-examnatlon he admitted the fact that
mans ha wing been accustomed 10 recklessness in po
ca ARRAYS to bloodshed would be
element be considered in making up opinion TO
the mental condition.
Mr. Phelps here presented general sketch OF the pris
oDers actions and relations toward D0nohue during the
past three years, and asked how that could DO dstn
guished from the passion OF revenge The witness
stated that that alone would not enable him to dstin
gulsh between the passion and insanity because those
sbc9d want thar history of tSe man during the
period. Selfdevoon TO revenge might produce emaca
of the prisoner but this condition would closely APPROX
innate To insanity, and might merge into insanity. IL
difficult to draw the line where one passed into the
other.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
DECIsIONS-FEB. 2s.

Supreme -ChdmberS-Bv Judge Harden
Rash at Maron ahoton granted without costs Muller sgt
grated condition. With . 10 costs Wilcox Co.
agt Phllps-Tenns OF order settled -
Special Tum-By Judge Van DntLee gt Lawrcaee-Decree
settled.
Superior Court-Specidl Term-By Judge Freedman
Church OF the Reeemer ag CrasiorTaIa6n Of costs aad
wthsus al ag Kendall ct saouon grated Dayo agt Hume
sObecons with Cunde JL sgt Connereal
re CoOide granted Schneider ag beCAbe and aao-
Order fornew trial granted
Common Pleds-Specal TeTm-By Judge Robinson.
Howard ouierei continued
sg Cak-DeeDdsnt discharged from arrest snd attachment
yaoS ed dseta asid
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
A CONTESTED WILL CASE.

The Rev. DIR. Gray died 1S years ago, and
left VIII giving all his property to his widow, including
two houses In West Elevcnth-st. He had two SONS
Henry N. Gray, prominent physician Of California and
VIM. NJ Gray, physician board OF one of the Trans
atlantic steamers The win that after the death
Of MIRA Gray the real estate. etc., should be sold, and
quarter Of the receipts should TO the American Bap
tstsociety, another quarter TO the American Coonza
tion Society," and the other half to any whom his
widow might appoint In December, 1869, Mrs. Gray
made Q will and sppoiRted John CTous and
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

An exhibition drill of the Webster Light
Guard, Company L, 18th Regiment N. Co. under command
OF Capt Charles sprague, will take place at the State
Arsenal next "Wednesday evening. wing drill of the
9th Regiment. N. G., including Companies q, y, A,
ana b. VIII take place March TO- The other companies
viii dffl on March II. The regiment viii assemble In
dress uniform for parade and the evening OF
March "a. Major Allen G. Bush and Chaplain w. II.
Taylor have resigned, and Bernard Peters las been
appointed 70 the Cnsplsipcy.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
CALRNDAR-THIs DAT.
psTIsD STArEs DISTRICT CoUsr.-In Bankruptcy
L..an nl..lLll n

DIsTTICT COrRr.-In BankTnpty
InrOlandry CdseS
3se5 The Chrome Steel Co ag Taylor e, al sgs, Derrick
Gsynor aud ors. son and eno
9a09 obn ct al ag Green 1910 Smith ct al agt MUler
g9sT mi ron ag Cuerin agll .Br1eckner ag. Holanler
es White ef al at Wood 3ll2. .Hsvemeyer Dreteh.
3lO y eei at Weer aad ano 39l3 Mortimer ct al ss CLARK
3588 .Rossean Z al act Hastel and ano
Haltead 3G2 In the matter Of mayer As
1899. HAyeIneyer al. agt Hunt BooksiaSeL
1857 Cook sgt Aeker and sno.
argument Cdieadar.
3845. Leger agt Boehm. 49,
Feb. 28Odered, that tbs tOlrt
Court house the C New
YoTk commencing Of the 2t,h ef March at IL a.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
pAhSENGERS ARRLTED.

PROM HAVANA AND NASsAU-Tn sio1rlshD Ci'v J Haraas
Feb 28-W. McDsns +. Martinez. Miss otoH Howard Ives
A G. Bameute D. Pasli and ady. " Amao, lol Frank Wat
ton NJ Osus, W. Paterson p Bri Sr T. T. Ford and ea-l-
rem r. Ruo A. j. Echsris p Guterr A. Aus1 T. Ron
conS aud daughter Mrs A. Redngaez VI G. fanehei
p Azmar A. Gomez, s. HcpwoTh G. Pow, x tonircris y
Anssel Spanish sailors From NasaaH AsSanase J. Il
Mrs l. 4. Lay
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

sun ses....,. 634 sun t.. 3:5e Moon se~''''' si''
wATsR rnts DAY.
sani, Hoos SO gs3l Gov. io00 Heb jste Ferris
DAyg
Ssudg ooF e52 Cows lsnd .l5s Hen Gate fefF'' wv
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
BALE OF PAINTINGS.

to end them so far as comes within the scope Of h'
lno w,edge and his duties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27
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Application for Patent.
NUIICE NO. TO2.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN, New,
l,prorx IL IVY

U. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN, NEv.(
January Is, 1873.
a Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that A.
~ l.. Selmer, Thomas Conn and Joseph
Cubbin, whose postOtfice address Is Eue.
ka, Lander county, stale OF Nevada, have
made application Tor patent Tor one thcu1
sand 1906 linear feet OF the SEylaIk|
lode, bearing silver and other mineralsj
the same being tour hundred feet SOUTH
westerly ana SIX hundred feet norhea.l1
erly from discovery shaft thereon. with
surface ground two hundred feet I'M
width, situated in Eureka Mining pk1
trict. Lander Comfy, Nevada, and ae1
seribCd in The plat aid field notes, on NE
in this Office, as follows, viz:
q. s. SURVEY, No. Sc.
Beginning at a post marked No. J. "
S. surrey, No. ST.; whence post No.. on
survey No. 40. made tor the Eureka Con1
sOlidated Mining Company. upon lhe1
4 min. W. l,2i2 feet the flagstaff In Eu
reka bears n. I'll deg. 50 min. +. Sy5bSieei
the highest point of Ruby Hill, NO. J.,
bears S G6 deg. 4s min. W. 1877 iCet; mel
awIOn SHAFT b ars :. - deg 81 hin. WI
l.lil lee and the Skylark shf 1t bears n
II deg. ~ min. w. tUS Ieet; thence iasJ
ming :. 81 deg. W, 1850 1eet; thence MI
deg. W. 7ieet. TO post on tue eas.ll|
boundary OF the Elliptic atplcason |
thence \. sdcs. W,.5H 1ttt, totle -Gln1
east orntr CT the IliLiic aIpiltaloI
thence \. 13h deg. W. Al ieet; lLemes y 4
81 deg. W. l43 .-lU 1ett thtLce n. u.sj
r. 80 iett and thence :. 81 deg. r.as
feet. to the place OF L,ginnihg' con'am1
ing Tour .s-IW acres. courses n hssta|
from The true meridian wnh q a'"she"|
variation Of l6h dee. +. .ra|
tl,is claim is ON ~unsurveyed lands any
is lluIdtu OH the west ly the Eulthal
Consolidate Mining Company; ss,s|
claim or location beiI.g rtcratu On t"so|
$50 in Vol. y ol the Eureka Iislriet MN
ing Records
ALFRED F.. SHANNON.
tails Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27
cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1873.
U. S. REGISTERS OFFICE,

Ss % Il 10 EN- . 1SE,
AUSTIN. Nevada, December I'D, 1921
\ Office IS HEREBY GIvEN TIA
~ Hermann Heynemann has this
day filed in this office a plat. togeth-
er with a notice OF application for a Pa.
tent from the United States. under act OF
twelve hundred l2o0) feet of a certain
vein, lode or deposit of quartz or other
rock in place, bearing silver, known as
the FL Dorado deposit or lode, running
$40 feet ~southeasterly and 600 feet north
westerly from the location OF the notice
lode, situated in Eureka Mining District,
Lander County, State of Nevada, and
more particularly described as follows, to
wit
SURVEY NO. Sd.
Beginning at a post marked No. /, L. s.
survey No, 50, whence post No. | Of sur.
vcy No. 81. made fOrthe Eureka COnSOli
dated Mining C pany. upon the Buck
eye lode or deposit. bears \. 4 deg 3 min.
h. Coos feet. The summit of Ruby Hill.
No. l, bears n. 1123 feet. A rOminent
rocky p int, No. =, ii summit of Silver
Hill. uears \. 81 deg. I min. f.. 1891 feet.
he flag staff in the town of Eureka bears
n. 81 deg. 81 min. F. 1919 0 feet thence
running $. IA deg. f.. 100 feet thence
:. Ga deg. w. 30 feet thence n. FIX
deg. w 1870 feet, and thence n. 62a4 deg.
f.. 800 feet to the place of beginning, con
tanning s and 20 loo acres. courses taken
from the r meridian, with a magnetic
variation OF III I-Ldeg. Fast.
1his claim is On unSurveyrd lands, and
is bounded On neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the
Laurel and Elise.
The notice and plats ofthe above claim
can b. found posted at the open cut, the
central point OF location OF the lode.
ALFR.-D T.. SHANNON,
d28-Ud Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27
U. s. SURVEY, No. 81.

beginning al post marked No. l. US.
Survey No. s., whence post No. | of sur
vey No. 40, made for the Eureka Consoli-
slated Mining Con- pany upon The Scnti.
mel lode or deposit bars :. IL deg. - min.
W. l,062H feet: The flagstaff in the tow u
of Eureka bears y. 81 deg. Is min. +.
S.55S feet the highest point OF liuby Hill.
No. ]. bears south 7a1f deg. W. l.5b9 teet
the J awtOn shaft bears =. IL deg. 10 min.
w. $50 feet, and the shaft upon this lode
bears $. SIN deg. W, Sl0 ieel hence run.
ming s. % deg. r. 100 feet theI CO :. 20
deg. w. 600 feet; thence n. 20 deg. W. lS5
feet to point On the eastern boundary OF
survey No. 56, made for a. l.. Sclmcr and
Thomas Conn upon the Skylark deposit
or lode thence y. S deg. r. % feet along
said survey No. SO, whence the post No. l
northeast corner Of said survey bcarS n.
S3 deg f. 6a9 feet and thence n. 10 deg
r.. $50 feet, to post No. ], the place OF be-
ginning; containing two 15-lW acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation OF 16h deg.
East.
This clasm is on u~nsurvcyed lands, and
Is bounded o n the west by the Skylark
lode or deposit. This claim is recorded
on page 3l6 of BoO ID o. the Eureka Mill
ing District Mining Records.
ALFRED +. SHANNON,
ia1S Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27
Appiica tion for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1875,

L. S. REGISTERS OFFICE. |
TIN. Nevada. december I'D, 1872. (

:. En-
AUSTIN, Nevada, december I'D, 1871
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Hermann lIeynemann has this
day filed in this Office a plat. to-
gether with q notice OF application for q
patent from the United States, under act
Of Congress approved May 10, 1872, Tor
our 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 outh-
westerly, and 200 feet n~ortheasterly rOm
the E~ullwhacker shaft, situated in the
Eureka mining district, Lander county,
state OF Nevada, and more particularly
described as follows, to wit
SURVEY NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked No. ], U. s.
survey, No. 81, whence post No. | of sur.
vcy No. 81, made for the Eureka CONSOLE
dated Mining Company upon the Buck
eye lode or deposit. bears :. 4 deg. 3 min.
f. 9l69 feet. h summit of Ruby Hill
No. ]. bears s. D deg. . min. W. So5S feet.
The flag statfin thetOwn OF Eureka b, arS
S. 66 deg. 81 min. f. 9Sl7teet. and the CEN
ter OF the top of the ~Bullwhacker shaft
bears 5. 29N deg. w. 223k feet thence
running S.34 deg +. 20ofeet, to post marked
No. =, U. 5. survey No. 81 thence S. 81
deg. w. 400 feet, to post marked No. 3,
U. S survey No. 81; thence n. 81 deg.
W. 200 feet to post marked No. 4, L. :.
survey Nc. 81, and thence n. IS degrees
F.. 400 feet to post No. /, the place of be-
ginning, containing l and S4-l0O acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation of l6h deg.
East.
This claim is on unsurveyed lands,
and is bounded on neither end by any
known claimants. The nearest mine is
the Nulture, IN the southwest.
The notice and diagram Of the above
claim can be found posted at the Bull
Whacker shaft.
ALFRED E. SHANNON,
d2S-6Qd Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27
Minins 9otires.
Application for Patent.

REGISTERS OFFICE,(
AUSTIN, Nevada, December I'D, lo'2.l
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Hermann Heynemann has this day
filed in this Office a plat. togethe!
with n notice Of application for patent
from tn United states, undo act of
approved May 10th, 1877, for
four hundred (iUO) feet Of q certain vein,
lode or deposit Of quartz or other rock IN
place, bearing silver, known as the Ia
coma lode, running 40 feet n~oftueaSteIiy
and 2UO feet suuthweeterly from theta
coma shaft. situated in the Eureka Min
ing District, Lander County. state OF Ne,
vada, and more particularly described
as follows, to wit
Beginning at n lost marked No. ], ". ;.
survey No. 81, whence post No. ] of sur
W., No. 50, made for Hermann Heyne'
mann upon the Dunderbtr rye lode. bears
IS. ~ deg. w. 1916 feet. The summit If
Ruby Hill No.. | bears n. 10 deg. 81 min.
". I1,Ia5 feet. a prominent rocky point,
No. =, the summit Of Silver Hill, Tears n.
2odcg. 81 min. f.. S962 feet. h flag staff
in the town of Eureka bear y. |? deg. ~
min. +. 1913 feet, and h iacOmh SHAFT
bears -. iosl d, q. W. 223 l.2 feet ; thence
running -. i9t deg. r. 200 Jett; thence
:. 4OA deg. w. 4OJ feet; thence n. i9s
deg. W. 100 feet, and thence \. 4GA deg.
F.. 400 feet 10th" place of ginning. coll
tanning / and 81, 10 Acres. courses en-
pressed from the true meri, ian with u
magnetic variation of Ii Il! deg. East.
lhls lain is on unsurveyett land, n
Is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest NINE Is the Heb
ina Mortimer TN the m~rtheast.
The nptice and diagram II the above
claim can he found posted at the Tacoma
shaft. .
G2s=GOd Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27
EMON MILL AND MINING CON.

rA'Nh'- TlicIpal place OF business,
city and county or San Francisco. state
OF California location OF WORKS, Eureka
Mining District. Lander county, State
OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at q meet.
ing OF the Eoard of trustees held on the
18th day OF February, ls73, an assess.
ment OF one dollar (sU per share was
levied upon. the capital stock OF the cor
states gold coin, TO the Secretary, at
his office, No. Gos Merchant street, San
Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid On the eighteenth
(8thl DAY OF March, 1873, will he delin.
quent, ana advertised tor sale at public
before, will be sold on TUESDAY. the
eighth tsthl day OF April. ls73, to pay the
delinquent assessment, tOgethel with
COSTS OF advertising and expenses of sale,
!. 1. MILLlKEN, Secretary.
once No. Gus Merchant street, San
Francisco. California. tl6
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Minins 1otites.
Application for Pat..S

U. s. REGISTERS o,r

- C.S. OFFrcr
Nevada, December 2sd. IN,
An Hermann Heynemann ha THAT
Med I'm this office a plat .nls day
with q notice Of application tor ,osether
from the United states, under W., Talent
gress approved May 10. ls:o aau.M Con.
hundred tl6tO) feet of q certain uaslAieen
or DEPOSIT OF quartz or other roct si,,nn, lode
hearing silver. know n as the In a. piace,
lode. running ISL feet in an ea,uslotr rye
SiS feet in q westerly dir, ctitn iros,, and
uha'r'erSe lhelihc, situated in me
Eureka Mining district, ! anL.r ~ The
Stale of Nevada, anu mora na ! othiy,
described as follows, to wit r-'@uiariy
~ RVEN NO, SO.
BEGINNING at q ! Ust Marker No
survey No ~, whchce Lost No .,o.S.
Ncy No. -, maze for the EureLa vi sur.
dateu M1hii'g company Ilon Tho JI" sl.
'ye loue or uelOsit, Lcsrs n. II iuek.
min. W. esol Tee t.. The highest Gg:9
nnoE liill. no. i. u airs n. IL ctg. s. n.y. t o.
w. 9'2o lt,t. a lronnint ut rocky ~" mm'
40. =, me sum mn oi silver Hill, i,sss t.
~ ueg. q mill. r 1902 1ett. The fIoo y
IN the tow oi Eureka bears n ~. ."ts !af
min. r.. 1855 feet, ard tic eif.,"s.a
main incline on the | undo rl.crro1 ,le
bears s ssa deg. +. $40 ~ f,.t.su lode
RAINING n. NA deg. +. Sl2 ~ 10, I =. ,,hnlee
:. 81 IL deg. +. 49, feet thence : n~hce
y. 16 ana 1.l0 'eet F.; thence \. Al - Tg.
W. ei3 feet: thence :. 81 Ii deg. " :sS@g..
feet, ard thence n. 5aa aee. W. n; mt. ~
the place of beginning, con,ainin,.tal o
A;.itO acres. Courses eNI r, s,ed ~ = sld
tru" mtridian. With a Magn,tic ,sra, ;ne
Oh III 1s2 Deg. ] asst. ''oir
h claim is on %unshrveycd land. ana
is tohI.d' q ~! ,iei,h'r,hd Ly any khs~r,
clain ants. The ncares, mir, ; ~
Jcnkstlile on the west. 'us
The Lotice ard diagram Of tbe o,aa.
claim can be1Cui d Ost'd at the InrdS.ss
b, rye incline II, on the lode, N"usf
DESC d ImN,
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Apple cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO, l96.
II. x. REcfSrry,x Op

Sr -. nh|lsrEks Off1CErr
AUSTIN. Nevada, December I'd, Isle.
~ OTICE IS HEREBY oivyv ru.s
~ hermann lieynemhnn has This MAJ "a
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