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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-11

We have received from Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM, the Richmond agents OF
the American publishers, the July No. Of
BlackroodS Magazine. The most notice.
able articles among its contents are: Fami'
ly Jewels" 1.-Two Cites-Two Books, "and
/" BEAcKENBuRY's Narrative of the Ashanti
War" In LIQUID sit Orandum," sbor,
poem Of three or four pages, we are present,
ed 10 concise form with the principal argu-
ments in favor of The tiicacy Of prayer.
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From saaeItso. 4 County.
correspondence on the ri. 'hmonds DISPATCH ]
MADISON CorR HOUSE vA.,}

Correspondence on the Rit hmona DispatcAI
MADISON CorR:r HOUSE, vA,}
August IN, 1874. }
Most of.the farmers have in.s tbresh,
ing their wheat crops, which sba4 turned
out variably-some making one.hali, tWo.
thirds, &C., &C.; have heard of none making
a full crop. Oats are chaffy; nothing IKE
good crop has rs yet been 'threshed. Some
farmers speak. oil. sending their wheat .imne.
diately to market, while others speak OF
holding theirs for better price. As has
been stated before, but few tobacco plants
were planted on account of The scarcity OF
plants, but what little that was planted Is
looking very we'll indeed. Since the rain
which fell week or so ago corn is looking
we'll. I presume that two-thrds OF crop
will be raised, If not more. Corn is now
worth with US soc. per bushel.
ROB Roy.
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Conservative Meeting in Madison.

At a meeting of the Conservatives OF the
Rapid Ann township, in Madison county
held at Wolftown on the 9Th of August
1874, George E. Garth acting as chairman
and Thomas e. Rowzee as secretary, the fol-
lowing delegates and alternates were ap'
pointed to represent said township ID the
Congressional Nominating Convention to De
held in the city Of Alexandria on the 25th OF
August, 1874: observation-disclosures j. Hum
phreys, B. NJ. Buckner, I. Z. Eddins. AZ
ternates w. 0. Fry, w. A. Rose, John Col
Ling 49, -
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EDGAR A. PoE.-Mr. George W. Childs,
of Philadelphia, thus writes to friend In
New York city concerning his intention of
erecting monument over the grave of
Edgur A. Poe 81 have written to an old
friend in Baltimore requesting him to see If
the grave is still uncared for, and if SO to
erect a suitable monument and place it
quietly over his remains, and send the bill
for oil expenses to me-" -
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THOSE POISONOUS PICKLEs.-The jury OF
inquest in the case Of the persons who were
supposed to have been poisoned in New
York by eating chow.chow, have discovered
the fact that the poison was not in the pickle
but in the plate it was eaten from. 1t was
Paris green, and had been placed among the
plates and dishes for the destruction of YER
min
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A STREAK OF LUCK.--We learn that Pc.
liceman F. j. Rockenback has received the
gratifying information that large estate In
England will shortly be turned over to him
upon his compliance with the requisite legal
forms. The property, we understand, is
worth large sum, aud was lett by his rela-
tives.-Lyachburg Neps.
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3 Mr.. Brewer begins by saying: "The calm
spirit and the august lineament of great Ma
ture are eyermore and every where, to the
hopes and aspirations Of the human soul,
bright, genial, and beautiful. To rShich we
respond, in the words of Mr.. D'.ckens's old
lady, Who deniges it ?"-Ne,o York 1rt-
bure.
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RICHMOND AND ATLANTA AIRLINE RAIL.
RolD.-A meeting OF the first mortgage
5ondholders of the I.chmond ana atlanta
Airline was held yesterday at No. l EX.
change court. Mr.. b. Il. McAipine pre-
sided. Mr.. II. &, Hardy acted as secretary.
The Object of the meeting was to receive the
report of the cUmu.!ltce, aGd TO determine
on q course OF action to help the llDc over
the troubles in which it is at present in
VOWED. These troubles originated with the
papic last ial. at which time the line was
only Just cCmllgted, and possessed no roll
inc stock nor bad any earnings. In conse-
uucncc the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company,
which he'd 4 minority Of the stock, was una
bic 10 DIV the Interest due last January.
The first mortgage bondholGerS at once
formed themselves into Il species OF mutual
protection society, and deposited S4 100000
worth OF bonds cut Of The whole S4.24S,Q00
issued in the Farmers Loan and Trust Conn
pany.
The committee yesterday reported that
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company had
agreed to transfer the majority OF stock
which they held to three trustees. (who
shall have power to elect majority OF The
diractors.) The meeting appointed Mr.
Moses Taylor. Judge o. "a. Palmer, and Dir.
r 4. Lancaster to fill the position Of trus-
tees.
The meeting then determined Oh the fol-
lowing course of action:
A supplementary mortgage is to be issued
explanatory Of the first mortgage, and calcu-
lated TO facilitate foreclosure, il such
should at any time be necessary.
The presentse second mortgage of S26OOOOO
il to be cancelled, ayd the holders Of bonds
to be recouped with preferred stock to the
same amount; of which stock the Penn
sylyauia Railroad Company will put up
81. $50 900. A new second mortgage to the
same amount, 81, $50 900, is to be issued, and
the bonds sold with the stock mentioned
above for bonus, and the proceeds to be in
vested in rolling stock and the building OF
| machine shops, DC.
| Six coupons OH the first mortgage bonds
commencing with last January, are to be
funded in the form OF an income bond bear.
| ing seven per cent. interest, and payable in
| ten years from date, and will be secured by
u deposit OF the coupons in the Farmer:
Loan and Trust Company. BY these mean:
the meeting considered that the line coulC
be worked TO profit, and the Interests Of thu
bondholders ard owners Of stock be pro
tected. About S3,jO00O0 was represented
at the meetlng.-Ne1D York Times, Sh.
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A FINE CLIAATE.-The farmers In the
mountain regions of New Hampshire build
their barns and stables jam up against their
houses. and all are covered by the one roof.
The extreme severity Of the weather il win
ter renders this absolutely necessary.
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TIE ELEVATOR.

We are elated here at the prospect Of
having the elevator. The people here
were not able 10 take the stock in
it, and are glad that Richmond will
help. This place is greatly dependent OBJ
tie railroad, and since the panic last fall has
been in like manner depressed. We are not
far enough ahead to bear these, fluctuations
as we'll as older places, there being no accu-
mutation of capital here as yet. But with
the advantages we present for manuactur-
ing we are bound to come out. MIR. G. p.
Huntington was here yesterday and gives
promise of aid in the future. Yours, D.
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The ELEvAToR.-The elevator is fixed
fact. The merchants Of Richmond took
about $4,000 OF the stock; the balance (say
s30,000) was taken in New York and Hunt
iugron. - Huntington Advertiser.
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Died. at ti,s residence OF Mr.. a: D. Jenkins. IN
this city the night Of A1gT IL 5n at ~ G 9secf'
1oungest danai,ter OF Ann and Captain Edwin Z:
Esbs OF Amelis county, in the trensy-hrst year OF
remains we've TO her fathers residence
Died, in Hanover county,. AUGUST 9. 1874; At the
I'M r GasON. in fhe ulIety-nrst year Of her
age.
died. in Petersburg. August 9, after m Illness Of
nearly three months, EDWIN :, REEFS, brother Of
&. r. Rees. Of tfis city uaed 10 rIy-inree years.
church, Petersburg at / o A. b., on WEDNESDAY,
9th instant. Friends are respectfully Invited TO
attend. *.
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Isaac Blyther, q San Francisco religious
enthusiast, killed himself on account of the
Beeeher scandal,
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
DASYILLE, VA.

The sixteenth scs ,ion begins September ?, 1874,
and ends June =, 1875.
We invite attention 10 the course or study and 3,
the educational facilities Of this Institution.
Expenses Tor board and tuilOn vary between
5000 and 80 Is according To studies.
Fnll information given in the catalogue" for
which address 5. W. i }. L. AfkRcTE,
MI S-cpdlm Prinripal.
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Leader of First Virginia Regiment Band, by his
military and civic friends. WIN be under the per-
sonu supervision Of Commodore C.J. Fox. Sr. The
two large barges engaged. and two inds OF mu.
sic for dancing one on each barge; passing through
Allen landing ana remaining three hours at Curtis
Neck, returning to Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany's wharf ut 8 Z. NJ.
Dancing both ways and an efficient floor commit
tee. no liquor sold OH board. Accommodation for
1000 persons. -
Tickets for sale at West Johnston s. Co.'S book
store. Main street. and II. G. Wyatt's music store,
Broad street.
Ticket, admitting a gentleman and lady, IL 20
single tickets. gentlemen, 81 ladies. 50c.
n. B.-RefreshMents on board at city prices.
A handsome SILVER MEDAL to the largest So
cisty, military or civic, on the excursion. Boat
starts from Old Dominion Stea Hiship Com pany's
wharf on WEDNESDAY, August ~. at 8o'clcck
A. ~. au 5-W. F.s.M.S1u
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Sir Isaac Newton's residence IN London Is
now used as Sunday.sehooi room.
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CCHUrZEN PARK DELIGHTFUL

&C., &C. This beautiful Park having been re-
Gently liked up and put In thorough order, Is for
rent to Lodges, Orders, private parties. &C., &c.
Being on the bank OF die river, II commands the
Hnest view Of any establishment OF It's Kind near
the city. There Is en- the ground new and ele-
CANT pavilion for dancing, &c.
The Park Is open daily for the reception OF vlsi.
tors No pains nor expense have been spared 70
make IL The equal OF any place or In the
city, Good order will be strictly enforced Apply
on the grounds, or through post-ofnce box "a,
- - 80. a. YUENGLIN9 & co,
Ia oSQn, s...# .s4as. ~ agAs prOnri etoYs.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the ga i!lst.nt at his residence BY
MARY HIN An; both OF this city. No cards.
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uAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
The next session OF HAMPDEN SIDNEY wiz
begin Scptember Sd, ! STA.
FACULTY:

Rev. j. NJ. 2. ATKINSON, D. D., President and r5-
fessnr Of Moral Science.
L. l.. HOLIDAY, A. NJ, Professor of Natural
Science.
WALTER BLAIR. A. NJ, Professor OF Latin aai
Instructor In German.
DEL. kEMPER, A. ~. Professor Of Mathematics.
ADDISON HcGE, 4. NJ, Professor Of Greek aud III
str,ctOr I'm French.
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HAMPDES SIDNEY tUbLtiE Is situated IN
Prince Edward county. Va, within Few hundred
yards Of Union Theological Seminary aud scSea
miles from Farmyille, on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad.
instruction Is comprehensive and thorough. aud no
student Il advanced t. higher class without pass
Ing Il searching cxami patton.
Expenses are moderate. aud, from the retired
location OF the College. temptations 70 eNIflva-
gance are few.
Provision has been made for the cstab!ishmcaof
q MESS HALL" which. t0 those ayailinX lhein-
selves OF Its advantages, will materially !e>sca The
price of board
Catalogues can be obtained on application 10 tue
undersigned. j. NJ +. ihlSsON'
Htmpdcn Sidney College.
iy 6-eod3m Prince SdSarii county, Va.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1874.

Tickets are for sale AT West Johnston & CO.. and
II. &. Wystt's, Broad street. I he handsome silver
Medal TO the largest military company or civic So
cieiy VIII be exhibition at West Johnston " Co.'S
on aiOSDAI. AUGUST 10. j. j. WHITE, Esq.,
will make the presentation speech.
IN. B-TwO bands Of mI,ic for dancing mot the
Little German Band or the band that WAS 10 remain
for their friends rccreaton) hut McCanns First
Virginia Regiment Brass and string Bands.
Accommodations for 200 persons. Secure your
tickets au S.;3t
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CLUSTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL,
" Within SIX miles OF South Boston, Richmoad
and Danvillc Railroad.
T.OSCAR ROGERS, PRINCIPAL.
The fourth annual session begin, ! 9th Of >cp"h-
Der, 1874.
Apply for circular-Black Walna, pn,t,ohce,
Halifax county. Va. au I.G.Nw INV NIhI--
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VIRGINIA OPERA.HOUSE.

Admission. SOC.
eniiuren. u, 80
Emporium, SAT Broad street, without extra
charge. au 7-F61u
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rENHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l. OF the stockholders Of the POWHATAN
IRON COMPANY will be held at 5 3 Grace street,
Richmond, Va, at IL d., AUG Sr 22; 1874:
MI Std Secretary.
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NEEEA N tIh.

GERMAN CONSERVATIVE CLUB OF
meeting OF the Cluo will tske place THIS tues
dayj EVENING at 8 O'Clock At The headquar tiers of
the Club. Every member Of The Clao Is expected
10 be pre- sent promptly at the hour named.
by order of the President.
JOHN A. KRAFT,
aul1-1t* Secretary.
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mo THE Shire RIDERS

HlO THE PLEASURE RIDERS
i OF THE CI1Y.
THE RICHMOND AND HENktCO TURNPIKE
is now open the public for four miles, and as we
have very cheap tolls and good road, hope the
citizens OF Richmond who have been using the road
for the past year will contnuri do 80. Citizens not
Knowing where 10 hnd the road Will go out Second
street from Sh0ckoe Hill. aud Seventeenth street
from Church ni both streets leading into the turn
pike They will also and on the road three ~ hue
springs to net water from without trouble. ana the
woods TO drive through, two miles frou me city,
Nv going GU, the Richmond and Henrico Turnpike
YOU have three other roads to return TO rhe city,
Avoiding the necessity ofcomng back the same way.
IN TOLLS:
One-horse buggy over the road. Sc.
One horse buggy over the road and return.... DC.
TWo-horse buggy. Carriage, &c, over The road. 1Oc.
Two-horse buggy, carriage, &C., over the road
Season tickets can be had at the gates for IS mo-
ney to be spent In improving The road. ..-s,
~ 2S-eodlm * w. S. EDMONp, President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

COUNTY o. EJREKA. }
SuFRIrF'S OrrrCr.
EUREKA. NV, August Is, isst
10y VIRTUE. OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued cut Of THE District Court Of the sixth
Judicial District. in and for the
county of Eureka. state of Nevada.
on the Eth day of August, 4 u
I'll. and 10 me directed and delivered;
Ter a Judgment rendered and dockcttd in said
court on the Eth day Of August, A:D. lsai.
in favor u VI. Obcrtcllcr and VI. Harrison.
corartner> as uberfclder * II Harrison, a. hlain-
tiff. and against Villa Il ZONES and WI.
kimeriy. cuTsTtucr> as William Jones y
Co.. defendants. for two thousand two hun
drcd and thirty eight ->22.S ai-doiiars and
ninety-iuur cents, in United Statos gold coin,
together with two hundred and cighty-scven
-. J1-duliars and sixty cents in United
States gold coin. costs ofSuit and all accrainr
Gusts, amounting TO cighty-rlne -s>' s-,-dol-
lars and tllIrty-ivc cents in Ike gold coin, up
To tli> date. | have on this 18th day OF Au-
ss<f, \. u. 1874. levied upon the following
Described personal property on the ranches
owned by said defendants and known as the
ZONES ranch and the GUnn ranch. the same
being about twenty-five miles north OF the
town Of Eureka. county and state aforesaid,
and being in the sui! hur range o! mountains.
to-wit:
About ten Observation-Disclosures Of
charcoal moro or lcSS.in FitS.tbout eight hun
dreti cords Of wood cut on ranches, aboat two
baci -action wagon; and | will sci. said pct
>anaI property on said ranches ~ Monday.
the 18th day Of August. :. u. Isl. between
the hours OF ninc-'-c'clock M. ard five
a e~'tloeS l.. VI. te-wit: at l. O'clock N. o.
-Also lilo following described personal prop
ertv in H. town al Eureka, tG.wit: seven
head .. work oxen. OK wagon. our yek"s
AID FUR chains. one lead ui charcoal aid be-
iHg abo't two hundred and t~tty.-z9..sack.
more or less. also one note given by thoUnaS
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SHER!rF;'S SALE.
STAfEGl NEVADA,
COUNTY Of l.uRi.k,.
81 Tr,


q 81 tst 5'tI T..
itEhkA, Nevada. sept. ii. 81.
';'iIlS l. 70 tE.tlIlN THAT BY VIZ
1 tie at Il ~JadgHrn; itapi l,ccree issued
ct oi tn IrSttlc; to.It o. ilr ~ixth 1t
,tlei;! l%4silIei, m am: iur the tuaAty OF
l. ish;t, TAFT ri Ne9aua, and To ne Gireete d
"A! teitVeI,,! upon Il Judgdi,l4t rendered
ami d%@'hcto'! III sdid ,otrt on the 1T day
d >eairli4ber, \. u. !N.i. III favor Of John
J.. 'Nton a. plaintiff. and against i,idor
Eaf9ia. - de,ehEalt, for the sinI,freyeu ! hoa-
1,t.-deiIarS gold coin Of the tuital
stlt ana interest on tlo sam Of SiA IhoI-
sand thee Hundred and >evrAty-seyen
-, : -,olIars -uld coin 90, the Iitc9. Statcs,
al the rate Of t~wo-2-icr cent. per
month, from September 1T until paid. to-
tatA2I with tax, cost OF Saif, a'ro9njiHg to
tE1 sum "f ity-."Hr and U.ioo--5l ,0-iuu-
dtilai, ia @plr com, ana all a~crrUing costs at
IA" datc o. sait } alignment, noiice i here
BY given that |, !. j.. rniliyan. N m. did in
the manner required by law. scizc and lcyy
~ on tn property Il said !vtcn,iiAt named
III SAID decree, the following desclih.d real
Ii1ie1tE, all aud Singular: tiat certain iece
u Parcel q land, sit Iat". LIVING and btiug IN
the town Of EuIeAa, Comfy Of l.uraha, and
Int OF Nevada, and more Particularly Gt-
seribcd rs follows, to Wit:
Icing lot No. event in Block Ne. one
.l-dy,!gnatei On tho Plat or uap Of 4.
Aonroo's H,irvcy ot the Town OF hurcka, and
u,ftn which SAID llrce or laierl OF hand X
that certain stone building, erected By sand
defendant and used and ,ccuI led by him rs II
store room, and which said lot fronts on the
"eSt, side OF Main street in said I%nwn-.
with OF twcnty~hyc- 2'-icct and running
back on or IN II westerly direction on" haA-
drod- lW-tcct, the sans width: aud uutire
Is hereby given thar / viii srll said r.al prop
eftr n aforesaid, at the CuGrt-huiSr door, in
the Town" Eurcha, Eureka CuHnty.asoresaid,
on saturday. ii4c ruth EmS of Sep
ie'''h"r. 1871. between the hears of + \.
y and > +. NJ, to wit: at T. O'Clock VI. of said
day. he sale oi sand real i|rcicIty will include
al iisht, ttle and interest Of The said do
t~citiai,t N ana To- the above described pro-
erty when said Judgment became a lien
h,rcon.to H. highest and best biddor,to al
iSiy said execution aud al costs.
- l.h.St L!INAN. Shalif.
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No.

And in accordance with law. and an ordeS
Of the Beard of Directors. made ON the tIi-
tenth day Cf July. lS1i. 20 many. sharcs Of
each parcel of such stock rs may be neccssa-
~. will Dc sold at public auction at the office
OF The Company. IL antconcry street. on
Monday. iisc Seventh Hwy of SepteEa.
Der. 1874. at the hour of twelve o'clock at
noon. u srch day, to ray delinquent assess-
inencS thereon. together with costs Of adyer-
Using and expenses If the sale.
T. T.. BEACH. Secretary.
Office: No. i2i Montgomery street. san
Francisc,. California. auia-td
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Application fer Patent.
NOTICE Ne. 2j5.

IHftka, Nefadd. Seit.i /. ISai
NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y tn Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
tulus amy tloStuii;cr address Enrcka. Nova-
ia, care James Adams. Agent, has this day
Md III tins uiii . 4 diagram together with a
n"jir" OF application ter Il patent from the
| nitrd rtatrs. unGer act OF congress NJ.
proved May 10. l =, for twelve hundred AMI
!hr"" Loo iiii.al ictt Of the silver lick and
Eubhle Burns Consolidated Lode. til >amo
running 4ob feet neliheaStelly and NJ feet
so"thwc>tcriy from tn. silver Lick SHAT,
with surface" ground .Wo feet in width. silunl-
81 in Eureka Mining district. EGrc! II co",-
ty. State Of Nevada, and ,ieScah"d II thN
Plat and iicld hetes Gil ILL IN Ills Office as
follows, To Wit:
U. 6. Survey No. rs.
BEGINNING nj a rost marked No. l.. s.
Survey Nc. 10 Whence post Ne. Of survey
Ne. Il. made for t.rrinann Iieyncmann upon
tn, Euliwiacher Lode bears y. 70 i
%,l-S feet; the summit Of !tuhy Hill bears
81 - T.. CHS feet; the flagstaff III the
town 81 Eur"ha bears :. s. - +. HOP feet.
uHj III Silver li-k shaft bears : Al W. ~
feet; thence running :. = F.. 20 feet 10 post
MARX No. :, |. :. Survey, No. .; i~hrnccS'
=. VI. 1905 tcct. to post marked No 5, /. :.
survey, Ne. -: thence ~. W. 40 feet, 10
iu-i mari ed No. /. -. survey, No. 10; aLl
til nrc \: Is T.. .0i feet, to ost No. /. tho
llacH of ginning. contalnin. > h2-lW aclc>:
courses expressed from til" true inrri-
dian Efth a magnetic variation OF IL
Last.
His claim i located uron unsurvcycl lands.
and j. bounded nn the snuthra>t by the Vera
cruz and California Consolidated Lode.
Ihis claim i recorded in iiook l., lasr 70,
Of til" EuTcha District Mining i,ccolIs,
end a copy of III. roticc and plat can hc
tl"nd POSTED at the silver Lick Shalt, MP
- CYRUS /. HORN, Register.
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u. 6. SURVEY NO. IS.

beginning at a post marked Mol -. Snr;
yey No. -, hence the summit of Ruby III
bears :. II -. T.. Il ia feet; the flagstaff IN
the town ct Eureka bears :. s. II, l.. ioSi'
feet: and the Vera truzsliait bears sd W
iUl feet: thence running So r. II. irri,
1" post marked No. , 1. :. Survey Ne; ri;
thence :. S ". l,2lj feet. To post mark"
Ne. , l.. :. Survey No. 90; thence Ne ".
-. feet. To | ost marked Ne. Us; Snrvry
;N". -. Ibis post stai,s on the fouihGaStcih
boundary Of Survcy No. =. made for the I'll
yer lick Cou,olidated Mining Company upon
ri," silver Lick and liohbie i,urns tonSo!ita'-
cd ode, and thence ". IS +. l,lb feet 10
post No. : of said survey No. ~, 1.2li feet. +"
post No. |, the place of beginning, containi';
- 100 acres. courses expressed from the ~
meTidian with II magnetic variation oi W.
East. :,
His claim is located II, on unsurveycn
lands, and il bornaed on the northwest pE-
the silver Lick and Robbie burns Consoiidat-
Ell Lode. ,,
This claim is recorded in Book Il. page -;
Of tho Eureka District Mining Records, ana
a copy Of the notice aud plat can he i'"r"
posted at the Vera Cruz SHAFT upon the i.ri''
- CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
ISSE.SSNENT'S.
NOTICE
nIRrKA MINIxG ANn suELr.

II ing Company. Location Of principal Place
of business. san Francisco. California;; loea-
tion Of works. Eureka. Eureka county, Me-
vaia. Notice: There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment No. i, levied ON the nth day Of
February. 1874. the several amounts set OF
positc the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. 81.

Eureka. Nevada. Sept. J, ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNF.E THAI Ilih
- silver licl. Consolidated Mining Com
pany li.os;ptiice address. Etireta, Nevada.
ere Of James Adams, Agent, has thu GaY
flied in this office Il diagram, together with a
noted If application for Il patent from INC
uit"l States, under act OF Congress approved
Mag 10. 49,, for twelve hundred and sixteen
tI-ii linear feet OF the Vera Cruz and CALI
fornia Consolidated Lode. the anne running.
49, feet northcastcrly and sli feet southwest
cry from he Vera Graz Shaft, with surface
ground ~ feet in width, situated in tho
Of Nevada, and described in the Plat and field
notes on iilein this office as follows, to wit: