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, 1874-09-26

HpeLaAt 1lSptNCH 10 1HS LHftnQ1 1FfQMHf.
BOSTON, Mass, sopt. 25-Judgo Poland
"r1tos 1ettor to the Journal Of Commerce say
ing: In your last paper 500 quito sharp
article on mo In connection NTH tho revision Of
tho Unttod Sta.os Btatusos. / have recently ro-
celved 80 much attention from tho press that I
lave boon Obliged to forego any attempt to au-
Hwer 1t, md would not now, oxcopt that
I am anxious that tho revised stnt-
utcs ba not diocussod by personal attacks
on no." Judge Poland says, FIRST tint lo did
not deny that Tho gag-l.w contained any attack
on the right Of speech or pen. lie mas asked il
tho bill would havo any offoot upon suit or
prosecution Which 1t vas said Senntor Chandler
had instituted aeainat some newspapor corro-
spondcut, and he roptiod that 1t would not. No
body bad ever pretended that 1t did or
could, that hc has heard of. Ho Ind no
thought Of nowanapers or Of prosecutions for
libel In connection with tho bill, and docs not
believe any mombor Of tho Judiciary Committee,
by whom tho bill WAS considered and reportod,
had. uc had aad, aud aaya again, that tue Low
prosecutions for nbcl. In reply to tho charge
that by tho law as 1t stood nrgols wero
on tho free list, bnt that llo changed
1t in tho revision, 30 ns to mako them liable to
anty Of cents ,ana por pound, judge Poland pays:
cents pcr pound. In tariff pct passed III 1870,
crude argols woro placed OIL tho free list. The
prior 10" waa not repealed. oxcopt 50 far aH 1t
vas inconaiatent with tho lAw, Of 1870. How
thon stood tho law n11d how Bhou1d 1t be stated 7
When a3l were brought into QUO single Inv, re-
ported to tho Committee tat 1t should DO argo}s
crude on ths free 1iat, and argo1s othor than
crude coutH per pound. The Committee adopt
i'm" 1Ie alAo denioa cntcgoricaily TINT llo also
OF Tic silk manufacturers Of Now Jor-
soy, whereby The duty on goods Of
, 1874-09-26

4 .nnn named William a. Lansingao!o. who
came In from, Bloomington yesterday, had Lis
right foot bully crushed ulito trying to pass
between two freight cars Of tho pittsburg, Fort
Wayne l. Chicago Railroad, at tho intersection
Of Mitchell slrcot- uo was takan to tho County
Dnsnitn1.
, 1874-09-26

ACVEP1B THE NOMINATION..
Special DIspateh to Tha Chteaao 1ribnns.
FoRr WAYNE, 1nd., Sept 25.-Judgo n. s Tay-
1or to-day formally accepted the Congressional
nomination rendered him by tho Independent
Convention on Wednesday. uo will tomorrow
cha1longo 4. Il. Hamilton, tho Democratic
nominee, to n joint canvass Of tho district. i
vigorous campaign will bo at once inauguratod
by. the independents. Tho Hon. Isaac JenkinHon,
ex-consui to Glasgow tho Hon. Ii. Nindo,
Judge Norris aud other prominent gontlamnn,
will mako epocclog.
, 1874-09-26

~, carrsspo',ataes @ 4i u Ths Chicago Tribune.
bEIvipEak, ~ , ~, Sept. M.-Tao nomination Of
party OF tue Fourth District ID virnitlcant Of ig
decaying strength. 10 what act OF Turlhut'a
legisiatson can thoy look with prido? lu it in
giv1ng tlo President, WHO haA already grown
ens srg oi tsS pae' nsp yaa2 RsR an o. sd l.
it in his prodigious railroad and nav.
cation schemes, which cro calculateil to
tN!a,'l. sadale heavy taxation upon tho country
%.tot oorfetspondng boao!t2 IL this the way
tresa which has 90 long paralyzod commerce and
tho trades? His mont intimate ftienda do not
clRin the honor for him Of being u flnancier but
whAt tn thoy a 10 urge II favor Of necond torn-if
should crack for the pub!ic honoflt. Tho foke
will not bo appreciated without aoeing itu anpli-
cation. Tho day has arrived when votora will
not cast their auttrages upon uncertalntioy, to
ploaso tho aapiaants for political llouurs which
they ill-desorvc, wAoae greetost ambition ID to
soryc solf frat, thoir frlenda second, and their
country laat.
II ia becoming eyltlont every day TINT l1urlbut
ia stronger abroad than ut home. Dissatiafac-
Republican neas, and many hse joining the inie-
pelldonh, declaring thoir preference for Farms.
worth. Farnsworth. unlike Ilurlbut, found
Dutlor's yoha an intolorablo nufoauco, aud re-
fused to follow lig dietations but entertained
just and enlightened viows Oh finance IL IN in-
dependent way that han ever marked him aa u
leader and not ~ ono led IL IL lit that thu In
dependents Should ctsoose such n'an for tllelr
candidate. Farngworth IL man who will not
be sssarsed by any personal inauaace. lie has
charge to bo mado against him aud ascceau-
fully maintained. Ills bitteroat opponents can-
not point to aluglo instance Of neglect Of duty
which doyolved upon him, as public man. 10
discharge,
Con. Farnsuorth will aoon open tho campaign
In tlia county, with fair prospects Of CARRYING
, 1874-09-26

RocEronp. ILL.,. Sopt, 25.-Jbu Journal Of tbia
c,fv ,rh,tatoa tororro, ,n,r,,ro t1,o ~a,,rt
49, p1D .sn S.s.... - wv ,oas Nv 4opol,
L."u' ~ .uo ee''o'A'5 ~ "ai ~ .ooe ~ spec'"'
commission appointed BY FroBidont Lincoln to
Investigate tho conduct Of Gen. uurlbut, at that
tlno iu command at Now orloans, now a mcm-
ber of Conrreas from the Fourth 1llipois D;a.
~ ~ osne- ,4.' e 1:.,.. 4.'1''1 D'o-
an H., snp a,,a o"na'o"'e LUZ te@eioo-
+'oa' 1no WV ''.' e"ya'
Iyo yesra ago. wAen 1,. tae i. hepnpncan conventton
n t %o,e, oi atrHt ~ Nv n,'a nso aoe congrea'
nrt I'm m nrcnmnt Of 1,iS ncrams1 unntnrsa pnn-
incnt among tho ilings tint disqttacd lin vag his
administration Of aasa III New Orleus while Mil
ery Commander Of tho ncpartuent Of the aulf,
Ths hAd bssoms 10 n991oHy b1T thas , rFesisnt M
n,,a PITT n,, ,n }on ,,na. r. .na " mo tno
ToER ~ om!1nt nnd Jjstioussie1 i,rat ~ mnw
don to proceed to Now Orleans to ina,iro Into tio
truth of tho cAar6rs Of rosaemsanora committed by
ha sanction. Thcso inisdoncanors wcro roforrcd to
~ general forms only for tue reason TINT the report Of
tag comfslon coaid no1 " onta1Hea ny tho .ouTal
a.tsar a9 e,urso no ~ H. 1,r1,t ~1 III ~ n
ir5en, and proof ftho axisneo ot uny snch ranort
cllaonscd copy of this report @o were 1t thp ime
unable to obtain.
Tho report ftself, now published for the first
time, makes several columns Of tho journal, but
tue gravanaen ot ths charges agalnst Hnrlbut IL
contained IN tho following letter attached to tho
report, and addressed oilicialty to Con. Candy,
ten in command OF tho Military DiviRion Of
Wostorn MissiaRippi:
THE CHARGES,
orF1nE or THE SPECIAL COMMISSION.
New on1EAsR, April u, 1867
t!", Ms',, msssef" tT,ss73stm; tqnis Sa;., c.,...-,
Aonas ~ 1sao,t 1g @ aGtcin GoIn,sslon nas tne
honoT 10 report m % tnas Il han proceeded 80 fnr IN
eAaHlI'uG tle cuuuuct VI Mn1.-tcn .. a. Hufl-
, 1874-09-26
KILLED BY nEEicER4

NEW Yonn, sept, 25.--wil]iam noyley, eho.
tno weoks ago whilo being pursued by 0t1lcors
night. Thu officers wero arrostsd and 10 Loid
to await tho action OF tho cosonos'a Jury.
, 1874-09-26
THE SOUTH.
fEontinucd frut, tic First pnne,1

groater convonicnco In communicating With tho
officials ut Washington. Thoir communications
woro givon, aa tl1oy arc by Law ontltlod profor-
once oyor ill other busineHH.
, 1874-09-26
LEGISLATIVE CONVENTIONS.

LEGISLATIVE CONVENTIONS.
ToRT1ETH ILLINOIS SENATORIAL DI6Tn1:T-ATTI-
MONOPOLY.
sptetal Dtspateh tn The cAaea1o 1ribnmt
Osnt1Ny111E. ILL.,, Sept. 25.-Tho Anti -Monop-
oliBts Of this {tho Fortioth) Senatorial District,
composed OF Macoupin and Jorsoy countios, at
their Joint Convention held ut Brighton. uomi~
natod ". II. Cox, OF thia county, for Represent
atiyo.
, 1874-09-26

with China, and to rcHtriot Chfnoso Immigration
opposeu subsidies or grAntn to railroads Or other
corporations; aBks Oongresn to },aHs Ia III rcg1l-
]sting railroad fares and frcights; and fayora q
return to Bpocie payment,
, 1874-09-26

THE FOURTH DIBThICT.
Con. FarnBwor,ht tho Independent candidate
FOR Congress in the Fourth Diatrict. will speak
oB follows:
nelvilerc Sent. 30
D,rand, Tutattny, Oct, 9,
Ieratonlca, Wciilesdny, Oct 7,
cherry Valley, TAurnday Oct, 8.
Rockford, Friday, Oct. ..
, 1874-09-26
MUSICAL.

NEn YoEK, sept. 25,-Tho musical ssagon was
opencd tonight by Di MurakA and her troupe,
undar tho management Of Dc Vivo. The hulI
Wtro we'll received.
, 1874-09-26

PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Proposals Will 10 roceyel for tho nreoon Of court
Iouso u Pontae ~, until u oolnuk Oct. lo?4.
Mgys9T at rsnss *tter ;gpt Il psepa.als VIZ 9
aud each propnsa 1ust be placed IN toaiod envoiop"
upon which must he pnccd soma nato of prlYate mark
SnsS,9%ps % apoa ys II W ';t satfesnoan9 n.!to
he Board 9f supeEy!8ofs o Livingston Jount{> that h
tws IF oe suro:ts. II ts,o ann e Go iwls, bnnd
him Of theln TIE snsulops cortaintnr tbs p!oposai
ssaod md aafnssed I" j. K hiart2w P@uttxe. I Tha
o. u e M Sd s Ut LID Sy
deem essos of Tug ossny n" n1 nGa
Of the Circuit COURT Of e cpunly {pm which fae hld
conlet) tlet tle snrosca haso rsal property 10 tho
"'@A'>' Chairman ot luIldIns Committee.
J. q. Et)pIlHANE. Architect.
, 1874-09-26

Will surely kill danr oleAnss the 1ca,p stimulate tho
hros, and rcsoss tho natural aotlon upon which the
growth Ut tic hair iopouds. 1t has gysn solIol In tho
worst casoa 1t IL soontlo preparation, FREQ from IT.
sitAng nattur; prolnotot Of tho growth OF tho hntf tho
t<s aud cheapest HALL DNEsslsa LII tho world. For aao
by Ill druxKlats.
, 1874-09-26

y, srscdst Disnatch to The Cilteagn Tribune.
TOLEDO O., Hept, 25.-A largo Republican
Hon. Aaron I. Perry and tho Hon. Charles Foy
ter: Later in the eyoning Speaker Blaine came
IN from Cleveland aud rnado apeoch in donun-
Gat'on Of tho Whita League outrages.
, 1874-09-26

COUNTY CONVENTIONS,

1IUN3A CkF9.S43. 414L4
PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept. 25.-The Democratic County
Convention was In session hero to-day, and as 4
result put tho following candidates forward:
Representatives., Thomas Hlggs, Trivoli, and P.
W. Dunno, Peoria: Coroner, Philip Eichorn,
Peoria Sheriff, William Mclean, Peoria.
, 1874-09-26

GO0DRICH'S STEAMERS.

Fer Racine. Mt1sauken, Hhohfygan, Maoitu.
VOC. aic., y{sittayd aauejtt1>, Ia m.
IL Saturdays boat don't leaEa until Il y. III.
Fnr Grand llnreu, MHAtcEon. 'rtayuTso Ctly,
MhUeuap. ctu,, aatiy tAnntnJn uaoeptoh}.." =. III
Tor 1T. 1nsoph GaIly tAulay e1ecpsod} ~ =. m
Saturdays l,uat don't lasvo until II ~ y. nj.
Fnr Mallstns and Ludlnxtuu. Taeaday aud
r. h
Far Gr1Hn Hay AUD Intormedlsto ports, TuosdT
aud ..s..,,..,,,.......,... Z p. N.
For KAcAnlha and Lake Superior poEts, Mon'
day and ..,.,..,..........,..... O q. M
~ -Ona1ag pul DQuks. faok MloAlGan-aT.
, 1874-09-26

MISSOURI.

TENTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ST: LOUIS, Sept. 25.-Tho Democrats of tho
Tenth District havo nominated Judge l. Z.
Dobalt for Congress.
, 1874-09-26
INDIGO BLUE.

BARL0W'S INDIGO BLUE.
0riEiunl nlla uncxpsllsE Tor DlHrtnx t'lothcn.
Put un IT Wlltbur9eF's Drug 9t1su. No. E3 North
aecon,i. IT,, phalalophiA Eyosy UFnccr and Druggist
''''''@'A ""%@ ~ ~ B. b. WiIT1EnGEiI hsaS1lstas,
, 1874-09-26

Spfcial Usspatch 10 IHs GhieaQo 9ffbttne.
s1oux ClTx, Ia, bopt. 26.-The Dakota Do
mouraay Ase liz bud tnudllo. Ykst IL, nds-
, 1874-09-26
RICH And STYLISH MILLINERY
At POPULAR PRICES,

Rich lines OF Infants' and Ladies'
Furnishing Goods, Ribbons, Ties,
nnd Now Silks for street and oven-
ing wear, will also be displayed on
this occasion.
, 1874-09-26

TH1RT1ETU 1I1INolH REPRESENTATIVE Drsru1cr-
REPUBLICAN,.
Special Dtsratch n The Chicago 7tfoune,
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. Sept. 25-Tho Republican
Representative Convention for Champaign aud
fiatt CountioB was hold to-day In Monticello.
DR.. Munsol1, OF Fiatt WIS Chairman, and ". s.
htldreth, Of Tolono, Secretary. Two fnr1nors
received tho nominatiou-the Hon. William
N. Phillips, Of Champaign County, President Of
tho County Board OF Supervisors, and formerly
member of the Legislature from Washington
and Porry CountieB and ". G. uubbart, OF
piatt County. Tile Convention was largely at
tended na popular meeting, and Was addressed
ably by Cougresstnan Cannon, who reviewed. his
record and urged that the Republican pnrty has
always met the wants Of tho people.
REPUBLICAN, REPRESENTATIVE NoMlxAr1nH In
MICHIGAN.
4Sptefal DisDatch 70 Tie Chfedm' Tribune.
Lup1HaroS, Mich, Sept 25.-Ihe Republican
Convention held to-daY nominated Charles
Pageatt, Of MantBtoo, NJ its candidate for Ropso-
sentative IN tho Legislature.
, 1874-09-26

In new and unique designs Of Coral
Sets, Eng. Garnet, and Whitby Jet
Sets, Ear Rings, Neck Chains, Brace
let's, 0hatelaines, Crosses, Medalliona,
Ooronets, Combs, Vail-Pins, etc., etc.,
eto.
The latest eztant in Hat and Hair
Ornaments; Jotted and Dluo steol
Beaded Boltsj Beaded Pockets; a
novelty In Beaded Aprons; Jetted
Beltings; .ohoioe styles Of Evening
Fans, choice Toilet Articles; the cell
obruted "0rown" Brushes, Combs,
and Extracts, and some special bar
gains worth noting in Vuloanite
Bracelets OF 30 cts. q pair valued
from $1.00 to $3.50; Vuloanite Pins
and Earnings at 75 ots., worth from
$500 to $500; Neok-0hains at rs
ots., $l.00, and $l,25, Of. double
value.
Extraordinary Bargains in = Pocket
Books, including genuine Russia "
goods, at less than half price.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 237.
l.. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,
E,,xnln- No..nln ELK

= -
Eureka. Nevada. Dec. ~, 1873. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
- Geddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
company PoStotlice address Eureka. Ncva-
da. has this day filed in this office IA diagram
together with a notice. OF application for II
patent from the United States. under act OF
congress approved May 10. 1>12. Tor eight
hundred 500 linear feet of the Geddcs NJ. >
Lode, the same running rs Jlu feet Southerly
and 81 7-lotcct northerly from the GeJdcs No.
> shaft with surface ground 200 feet in width,
situated in Secret Canyon Mining District,
Eureka county, nevada, and described in tho
plat and field notes on file in this office rs fol-
lows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. II.
EeSlnnins at IL post marked NO | IS. Sur
vey No H." the same being ost No. 1 of Sur
vcy Nc. 20, made for the Geddcs and Bertrand
Mill and Mining Comran, on the stockton
Lode. " hence the Town Cumpany's well. in the
town of \ anderbIlt. bears south BE 4S'cast
1'H2 feet; shaft No.. . bears south : west S0i
feet; and the Geddcs NO. shaft bears north
~ - west l'Uteet; ethence running >outh ~ ".
=" feet along said Survey NJ. 20 to post
marked No. , ;. Survey No. Il, whence a
n%at-llne tree Is inches in lameter
bears north .o' cast 10 feet: thence worth
IL west NJ feet to post marked S6.3 Us. sur
We! Nc. Il: thence north ~ cas-. .D feet to
post marked No. I. :. Survey 40. Il, whence
Il nnt,ilne tree / foot in diameter marked Il.
No. : i. I. hears south - east - feet: and
thence south II east Sp feet To post No. /:
the Place OF beginning; containing ) t7-lW
acre; courses expressed from the true
meridian with a magnetic variation of lbis ?
east.
Ibis claim is on unsnrvcycd lanl and is
bounded on tn south by the stockton lode. The
elalm l. recorded in Book {. page 10 otthc Sc
cret CANYON District Mining records and a
copy o. the notice and diagram can be found
posted ut the Grddes No. = shaft.
d@l Il +. llUi,N, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Of Application to kec.r.
Sole Trader.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEy TN,
~ Margaret L. Cassidy, Of the co, ,aa, |,
Eureka. State of Nevada, wife # I W.T..
Cassidy intends TO make an apples ni,r a
the District Court of the Sixth 6ji',I l9
trlct OF the State of Nevada. in and for u
county, on the lith day Of March, al. n
heard. for an order of said Court narn,..'
her &c carry on business in said toupy "
state in her own name and On her own a.,',.
pursuant to an act Of the Lcsjsla,n,, III
State OF Nevada. entitled An Ae, d, th,.
ike married women TO transae, bgsp.si,
their own names rs sole traders. -app,,J
February g.. 1857. The business she ir,,,i.
to carry. on is that Of keeping tolrll,
and lodging house and speculative ardinrsr.
ing money and buying and selling and jr,Tr,
in real and personal property in aid CONT,
and State. MARGARET I. cassidy
Eureka. February IL, l>1i. iE.,u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of CHRIS. BihkS, D ~ TTg
NORGE Is HEREBY CIV, ! t b s1 ta5
n undersigned. AdministratGIl, VI s,rpd,erd
OF Chris. Bycrs. deceased, TO !ns te si
and all persons having claims asa ,hs peesay
deceased. to exhibit them WIN ., ms lie is
vouchers within four months " .sid lial'
publication of this notice to M ,hhs,d. ~.
iStrator. at the office Of Gu. nu; in lhsnH
Attorney-at-Law. on Clark stIyei iii,
of Eureka. NJ. Du III a conrt,M
Public Administrator. Eureh" VfHlals%
Eureka, Feb. d. 1871. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Notice.

T. 5. SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE
Virginia City, New, Feb. !, ls7i.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ plats of the following named townships
will be forwarded to the District Land Office
at Eureka a, on or before March Ist. ls13:
1. Ii, y. H., ": f.; I. II, y. r., ~ E.; T.
ID. y. r.. ~. E.: I. Ii. y. H.. y f.: T. g. \.
r., 30 f.; I. :, y. H., ii t.; tt, y. r.. 81
E.; I. 5. y. r., 81 f.; r.. 5. y RI, Is F.: r.
=, y. K. 80 f.; I. 8. y. r.. - T.; +. 10, y.
H., 81 f., of the Mount Diablo Meridian.
L. S. DAVIS, L. 5. Suryayoc General.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Dissolution Notice,

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN yTIE
L is hereby given that the eo-farnerie
heretofore existing between Michael Nii
and A.. =. farmely. in the livery stable hs.
ness. is this day dissolved by mutual clsl.
\. Z. iarmcly withdrawing from helm
All debts due or owing the firm must b tal
to Michael Walsh who will also lay all i.
mands against the same up to February Il
MICHAEL WALSH,
4. I. P.AkMELY.
Eureka February II, 1874. febE.,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
DISSOLUTION notice.

V'O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Mlli
is hereby given that the ec-Iaftntr4
heretofore existing between us ,'snf
Iailcy) in the saloon business, IN kuD!n.
has been this day dissolved by nutH%%
sent. All claims against the concern nus,
presented to J. NJ, BAILEY. ~hos a'hm
thoriicd to collect and receipt iHr all sTy \
due the said firm, J.M. bAi.l'
Eureka, Jan. ~. 1874. /"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Dissolution of Partnersh.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TllA1Il
~ partnership heretofore existing oel'A
the undersigned in the blacknithlrs tas'"a
has this day been dissolved by mutaal II.
sent. All debts due or owing to sad !.
must be paid to Geo. ". GilmOlr. I:
sons holding demands against said fT- vi
present their demands to Geo. v. 6imenii
settlement. K. j. REED.
GE0. ". GlLN0E
Eureka, January -. 1874. lna11
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Notice,

nj SERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
Ia. hereby notified TIA, tho Basye Console
4ated Mining Comrany Limitedl will not be
teSI"lSible Tor lay mcnt of labor or material
autAi>hed to parties having contracts or
,'en mt to work ON any CT the Company's
mn IN INTO. Secret Canyon, or elsewhere
III Eureka county. JOHN X. MURPHY.
E, Superintendent.
Ad'eAa' New, october :. 1875. Vstf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
Notice.
ErREKA. February j. NJ

ErREK,. February ,M
To .J.tS. 4. PARKER:
YOU ARE HEREBY N0TltlEp lnn
your proportion of the expenallalTvr r
unired By the Act OF Ccrgres; alliO,"
10Th. 1872. tor labor done and lnpIg',vT MI,
madc un the Midas Ledge. IN eulssa i,r:
District, in Eureka county, Sc'aaa I Sr,.
the year ending May 10Th. le'S, : h,' rrt
uucnt; and You are farther notlnea w Wv. nj
same to MS, who have done satn n, aaa
made such improvements Tilain r%sGy,
D. ". LEVAA'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-18
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 80.
L. :. REGIsTER's OFFICE.
L. I'm

L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada. Dec. -, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y Geidcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company Postoiice address Eureka. Neva-
da,) has this day filed in this office a diagram
Together with a notice. of application for q
uatcnt from the United States. under act of
Congress approved May, 10, 1872, for eight
hundred no, linear feet of the Geddes No. 4
Lode, the same running 49, feet nOrthcrly and
SIS feet southerly from the shaft No. y, with
surface ground 100 feet ut northern Q d and
no feet at the southern end and situated in
secret Canyon Mining District, Eureka conn
ty, Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
q. s. Survey No. 90.
BEGINNING ut q post marked NO. I. :.
Survey No. IT," whence the Town Company's
we'll in Vanderbilt bears :. IL ID L. Gt22 feet:
shaft No. j bears \. W. 324 feet and nut
pine tree y feet in diameter marScdG. Il :. Il.
+. bears y. So ". II feet: thence running
:. ~ " 100 feet to post marked No. is. Sur
vcy No. ~; thence Ma ~ ". Si2,lO feet
to post marked No. 2 l. :. Survey No. 80:
L. :, Survey No. ~; and thence :. IL +. 800
feet to post No. I. the place of beginning:
containing = 7rlW acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with Il magnetic vari-
alton Of l6iae Fast. This claim Is on unsnr-
veycd land and is bounded on the East by the
Stockton Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c, page II Of
the Secret CANYON District Mining Records.
and n copy of the notice and diagram can be
found posted Mt shaft No. , upon. the lode.
do CYRUS r. HORN, Register.
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NOTICE.

A DARK BRINDLE HEIFER, WITH
"A WHITE FLANK. SLITIN THERIGHT
EAR; is going on three years old; has been
roaming on my premises for some time. |
desire the owner to come and claim her and
prove property, or l shall claim her for
myself. THOMAS REYNOLDS.
jaZ-im Diamond Valley
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U. S. Survey No. 72,

beeinnihG at a post marked No. L. s. Sur
We! NO. - whence the Town Company'S well
IN the town of \ anderbilt. bears south 30 ~
naSt "is' ieet; The bertrand >laft bears north
- west M feet, shaft NJ. ) bears south 3Ut.5
VEST q" ieet, and Il nut-rine tree Q inches in
uiaineter marked Is. No. ! h. r. bears south
~ iee', thence running south ~ west 20 feet
u nost hiarhed Ne. II. :. Survey NJ. -;
Whence post NJ. 1 of Survey No 20, made for
me ''tddeS and bertrand Mill and Mining
N.piiI"hy UPON the stockton Lode, bears north
9, - "eSt III feet: thence north IL west $40
i9et 10 post marked w. ) L. :. Survey No. -:
,noicr horth - east 40 feet to post marked
survey Va. -; and thence south Ii
- w ett To post NJ. / the place of beein-
~ coh'aihlns ) 6.-lD acres: courses ex-
na.s>ed rom the true meridian with a mag
mn.ac variation OF ID east. This claim is on
unIutveyed land and is bounded on neither
MINI p;no by any known claimants; the nearest
iilheS are the Geddes No. = and stockton.
he claim is Recorded in Book 4. page o of
an1 secret canyon District Mining Records
~ gnud eoly OF The notice and diagram can be
i"Ihd posted at the bertrand shaft upon the
loup. Isl CYRUS I. HORN, Register.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of ". P4BLOIICH, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the estate
OF \. Pablo.ieh. deceased, TO the creditors of
and all person. having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first
publication OF this notice. to the said Admin
istrator, at the Office OF {. q. Hubbard, Esu..
A.ttorney-at-l.aw on Clark street, in the town
OF Eureka, county Of Eureka, Nevada,
NJ. BOROWSKl,
Public Administrator, Eureka county, Nev.
Eureka, ED. =, 1874. fs-lawIw
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT W. II.
J. S.owell is my authorized agent during my
temporary aE sence from Eureka.
JOHN S. CAPRON.
Jan 1ary l0.h, 1874. isII