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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

Police REPORT The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
tcrlay afternoon:
John Carter, colored, for disorderlv Conduct
i, the stcaubo wharvcs, was fued aud dis
charged.
Willis Washington, Stephen Blue and Frank
Foster, colorcd for disordcrly conduct at the
store OF Mr. George Bossart, aud for insoence,
were fined aud discharged.
Frank Washington, colored, for dls1rderly
conduct was fined and discharged.
William Cubit, colored, for dlsordery con-
duet, was sent TO the work house for 80 days.
Edward Gallagher, for assaultiug Chas. Will
Hams, colored, was recognized for his appear
ancc as witness at the next quarterly term of
the Corporation Court.
J. T. Burnett, for assaulting G. ". kuhns
aud attempting to chop his head off with an
axe. was fined and bound over 10 the sum OF
800 to keep the peace for Six months
The above cases we're before the Mayor.
\ warrant was issued tor the arre:t Of WI
liam Cole charged with mallciousy maItreatiug
Norman Diggs, hs ward, both colorcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17
sSy Green a. Wise.

[Rcal Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs
DY VIRTUE of decree Of the Corporation
ID Court Tor the city Of Alexandria, Va, rem
d.rcd ut its August term, 1874, in tAc SUIT Of
Cuzcnuvc u Co. vs. Johnsons administrator 1T
al, the undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by SAID decree, will olcr Tor sa!c BY pubic ntlc
ton in front Of the Mansion House IN said c!ty,
on saturday, tho 2G;h day Of September,
1874 ut II o clock m, The LOI or GKOU Nd
NJ the sou Invest intersection ol Wilkes and Hen
~ streets, 81 feet inches on Wilkes by lOJ feet
on Henry, with ONE TW o. ; 70 X I7-i
BRICK and FOUR THREh-oIORI IL
FRANZ DWELLINGS thereon
Terms: One. tenth ot the purchase money to bc
paid in cash on the day OF sale, and the residue"
IN three equal instruments ut six, twelve nhi
eighteen months, respectively, from the day 81
safe, with interest; the dc!crrc. payments u b.
secured by the notes of the purchaser or pur-
cia~crs satisfactorily cIIdDrsed and the title 70
be retained until the whole OF the purchase mon
ry is fully paid. Ali costs .or convcy"ncns TO
be borne by the purchaser.
{. W. WAITLES, ,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

CANAL NEws.-Boat's loaded with coal at
Cumberland commenced arriving at ten clock
last night and in day or two will be reaching
here in large numbers. The Cumberland News
OF yesterday says The Maryland Coal Com
pany, the last TO do SO, commenced Shipping at
the advanced rate of fret ht-$l. 35 to George
twn-yestcrday afternoon. All the companies
will be making shipments to day. Ii is hoped
that there will be no difficulties or suspensions
THIS season. Ii not, the coal trode by canal will
be heavier than last year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

CORPORATION COURT. Judge f. ~ Lone
Presiding -To-pAY.-Lrense to keep an or
d'nary was granted to Anderson 4 Nickeus.
An luquisition upon the body of Charles
|cx jr., was returned aud filed.
Tue time of the Court to- day, has been taken
~ 10 the argument of the case of George X.
"Nulrr VS.. George Johnston, brought for the
seiiItmcn, of differences 10 partnership accounts
q the late firm Of Wilmer l. Co., General To-
>uFance Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

NohRERY.-The grocery store of Mr.. John
Aaphen, 10 Lapheus Row, north Columbus
greet was entered by thieves last night and
'oOoed OF number of brooms a"d
cerles, -four an!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

NJ A CARD.
VMRS. M. LOUISA LAPHEN s. SON re,
specttully inform their numerous friends and
the public that from this date they will conduct
the GROCERY and WINE BUSINESS, at
No. 26 north Royal street, exactly opposite the
Market building.
Having in store an entirely new and carefully
sclec Led stock OF goods, usually found in first
class house, they will be grateful t. those VINO
may tavo~ them with their patronage.
AlnNnndriA Snnt S-cOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF VIOLIN
II AND GUITAR STRINGS, Mt WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, just received.
They range from cheap TO the very best Ger
man and Italian Strings.
Also,
A new lot of Accordeons, Mouth Organs, VIC
Inns, fine jew Harps Flies, Flutes, &c, &c, At
V. BECkER'S Music and Piano Rooms,
sep l2-lw 1l2 KING It., Alexandra, Va.
TINE IMPORTED LIQUORS A SPE-
4 CIALTI-We have on hand stock of
Old French Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamalcs
Rum and Scotch Whiskey; also \ fine selection
of Imported Wines The above mentioned
LIQUORS are selected with great care, and we
would inform those who wish pure article to
uy. GEO. Mcb NY q ~ W.
sep IA 100 ana l'u Ming streeC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

Committee on STREETS. The City Council
Committee on Streets will make report at the
mex, meeting of the City Council, which will
hr held next Tuesday night in which the fol.
loving recommendations are made Empower.
inc III, Board Of Public Works to grade and
rzve the alleys and courts Of the cty;authoriz.
;nr the Improvement of Princess aund north
Pr, streets; profcriug the use Of the chain gang
"a the Board Of Public Works; the collection OF
AJAX of II cents on the one hundred dollars
worth Of real estate for the improvement fund;
authorizing the Mayor to offer reward for the
capture Of escaped prisoners: from the chaln
,apr: the erection OF building in the Jail yard
Tor the use of the chain gang; the improvement
If Cameron street from Columbus to Wash
iueton; Gibbou street, from Pitt to Washing
ION: pcudlcton street. from Columbus to st.
Asaph, and Fairfax street from Queen to Pen
dcton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

TNGLISH and AMERICAN PICKLES
L. Sauces, Mustards, rot.cd Meats Onvc Oil,
p.nts and quarts, and Caned Goods, for sale At
GEO. McBURNEY i son,
sep l5 lGC and | ~ Ming SIi'ct'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.

CoRoSER's INQUEST. 1t was mentioned in
Yesterdays Gazette tina: son of Mr.. Charles
Tax. proprietor of the Railroad Hotel, had
hen missing since Monday night, and that his
friends we're anxious about him. Early this
norupg his dead body was found floating in
me dock at the foot of King street. A coro-
nrr's Inquest was held upon it by Justice
Padpe,t, and after an examination by DR..
French the jury, the foreman of which was
& keIl. rendered verdict of death by
Jrowpius from causes unknown. The deceased
VI, young man who had but lately complei-
Cd his apprenticeship as brcklayer, and had
worked for Mr. Clark all Of Monday, paving
OMNIBUS street. le was last seen late that
Dicht, and is supposed to have fallen overheard
whiIe looking for boat in which he had been
accustomed to 60 out upon the river. MIR. Cox
had the remains taken to his home, from
whence they were inferred at five O'Clock this
AFTERNOON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

STREET RAILROAD. -rhe subject of putting
Tue street railroad in operation again continues
10 be talked about. 1t is understood that an
arrangement will probably be made by which,
!" The sale OF certain number of tickets can be
s4ected, Mr.. Moore, the contractor for the new
,e%1vor, will agree to run the cars tor one
seaF longer. \ meeting Of the directors of the
..,ompany owulug the road will be held 10 short
nue. at which, it is reported, the above propo-
Nlcu will be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

COUNTY NEWS. "A mulatt0 man named
Stewart G. Pearce was arrested at Arlington a
few days since by order Of Justce Austin as a
suspicious character He had been loafing in
that neighborhood for about three weeks, aud
could give 40 satisfactory account of himself
1t has been asccrtalned that he is the proprie
tor OF barber shop on Pennsy wanna Avenue,
between DIST aud 22l streets, Washington, and
is at times insane. He was then turncd over
to his friends, who vii! try to get him into the
Insane asylum.
Rev r. 5. Laws, pastor of Mount Zion
Baptist Church, Arlington, is Secretary Of the
Executive Board Of the First Baptist Associa-
ton, now 10 session in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.]
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

WASHINGTON, Sept l7.-Auotber leak has oc-
CURED at the Seneca level on the c. O. Canal.
a gang of men went up from Georgetown this
morning to repair it. Navigation is again sus-
nandod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

MISS MARY 4. JOHNSON WILL RE.
Nl OPEN HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES ON SEPrEMBE 18th, Al II Elk
RESIDENCE, .G0 PRINCE ST aug 81
MISS ELIZA G. ADAMS BOARDING
WI and DAY SCHOOL, corner King. and
Columbus streets, will be reopened on W Ell
NE,DAY, September 10th.
n.iiv lessons in French and German, without
extra charge Mathematics and Writing taught
Inv q, uorienccd masters aug 27-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

CT. MAKY'S ACADEA y,
y North uiriax st Alexandria, Va.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF TIE EOL1
CROSS, w,ll reopen MONDAY, Sept. 1th.
The course o. instruction IL most thorough IN
Eng ish, the Languages, Muse, &c.
livery cl,rt viii be made Oy the Sisters that
the children (bo: riders and day pupl,Sj cttru>t,
ed 20 thei. care shall receive y SOLID and refined
education.
NJ, sic, Languages, Drawing and Painting,
form extra cha. yes. For iu p,rtic liars nd dress
aug 5i-tOl Sister NJ LEOCADlA, Sup'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

MARINE RAILwAY.-At meeting Of the
Alexandria Marine Railway Company, held
yesterday afternoon at the banking house Of
Burke & Herbert, it was determined to order
the boilers that are to be purchased by that
company from Petit t. German, Of this city
the engine having previously been ordered
from W. s. Moore, also of this city. 1t was
also determined that hereafter monthly state
ucu of the business of the company be pub
ll>hed Tor the information OF the stockholders,
aud to show the public what profitable in-
vc>tment stock in that company has proved.
The new ways will be completed and ready for
operation by the lSt of November
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-17

REED BIRDS An old sportsman, who has
killed large quantity of game, and is as fond
u eating it as he is Of shooting t.says that few
Know how to cook reed birds properly. For
breakfast slightly broil on toast SO as to par
TALLY cook them; theu dip them in the yelk Of
eggs roll 10 cracker dust and fry them and
serve them on toast. For dinner make into a
pot pie; add no other meat to them, as the
birds are sufficient of themselves to serve the
PIE: or boil a pot Of rice, and stir 10 one or two
Zen reed birds. This is called i'll South Caro-
lima a r,cs blow; and is favorite dish in that
State. For supper broil, and serve on toast.
, 1874-09-08

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Alu. foIny nhKcd Wllotner aN'. usntnnoll con-
S'@vtou ganuor Nutae tnu ouu''.o ~. '.i,l. ~.
hu Ca,nIpoi lo['llea t|'as ha'ma'3'loa "nn w. 'Ao
4onaor nnn tno Nfootof oi tno oonaioHo HUI. %
nla; roloY-uo you 1n9an 10 aAy tn"' o'o'S
coIiilaotco 1nan Is ghmnlorf n.
III ,n ~ ~, i,n 9nf st,1' s".I ossor,o,
t,,nt % tarn 49, asu,L'ora i, tI;s W.,,o
'.st innno Mgtn s"1iu.',a - @ a.,," E"" ~. i
!, nla. CntnpDelwl n'n noe hnFo Dut thst eeaof-
"o'' "o"'o 10 !rmo
A., tMphutLn"t - H"HMm. 1,. -,
rod ,sn,.s. , sn,s @ nsni,,,o ~ sttm, ,a
,aet Tx 4n3.r~ nnn,,n,ttoo !" ,shn,', w."
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nrot,ori ~ m"e s. - nocin,' ~
H. r}s,et5 n.i. ~" H. T,1,o. .ahoro nrro
RI fT'onntnr u.1 1''"''l'b W '"o ''""'A' A''''
lHasiHB'1os aiB no! .,,,, a mi. ,,., ,,,,
h na.t r;in ~ r"ti, H. ,,,sttnr wi
III o,,"r';so ~ s.1 sy ,n n,,ad raoIv ta hv
nn,tn t',a roan,ts"' 1" II, .n t,ronnr ahomo '' "
vo ~ 1c,iaWs GSSti nanoaS Wss !" pFopeF s"e "''''
To nu"stinn y, t1,o nottor IN +n.a lin reso.
~ Huuat1ul ~. " H. t.o non ~ '"ho tav tuau-
~ vva ,2 Sano 'u nu ~ S,s VIZ M % .u
iorna rra inrt1tr r''N ""s "''o'S'" ~ -"
VIII Hnc 9,!a,r 1ccf,,c, t,o ,nollon loat
,,nra @ b. ''' "a'ied "o'''"'"'' '"A' WV 1'"' "a"
sfh so W n,ar ro,,,go7 to ao,,o,d m ,ho r,,r,
That tho nNoatIon Ind boon .oci.lod' ''' a''"DA
Ali W{,itn nnnvoI NJ, nItonrnn,nnt
XII A omnhai orna9,ni a 9nt III f,3,,r, ~
+ond tho 11ootsnr ~ tno Jmdicinrv nomm;ttno
iI',o ,mntin, r. ",1inmr,, ,voa ,ost
A"~ 'A''om ,,,r ~ nn+nrmn," "Ar ",,. ,upn rnp.
TIN f,om,nitten m 1,riinycl, tn ,v,on, ,pora
roforroJ tn rnaontians o,rho5v,mn ni,or,pas w.
a.oi,,nr cont Mai ~ H. 1In,,no - T,rramt6,
r6anro, VII th"w na sa;toa ~ MI s,,, ,ra
r s,,ci, ~ r,na md rn"ornsnor,;r. ill., ~ ~"
IT,. ~, enol ~ Js s0'' '''* '1S NV Ae'
Iii - n ' + n,,1ov ,or,p,.trod tbat h, Ind mt
, 1874-09-08
Tlac u Ton 1cltcy-to-SttdncSs - FLEA.
Ffom the Cincinnati Commercial.

FROM fht CINCINNATI commercial.
E1r. Thomas Collins, d gentleman not ..n-
known to fame, appeared yesterday before Ills
Honor, tho "Dig judge" on tho charge Of
striking Billy Patterson with boor-mug. III TO-
ply to tho question II he Ind anything to say,
Mr. ColIina addressed tho Court aa follows !:
" / inherit tendency to aadness.-tho re-
mains In mo OF positive lypochondrla In
my father Rud grandfather and in certain
moods Of reaction tho world becomes bluck
aud I SEQ very despalringly. It wero
in such mood to speak nB fool, l should give
falso colors and exaggerated l,roportions to
everything. Tlis manifestation IL III such co1,-
traat to tho hopofulncsH and courage Which OK
porionco in Ordinary times, that none but those
Intimate with mo would suspect one 30 full Of
Overlooking spirits and eager g1aasomeness to
llayo within him a cayo Of gloom. hly co'l-
ldoutial friend, Mr. billy Patterson, undor-
stood this. and at times earnestly roprovod
mo for indulging In 1t. II happened that Sllon
III ono of my dosratring moods I struck my
confidential trlond, Nlr. Billy pattoreon,
with beer-,nug because lao wouldn't set
cm up, and with this Htatonont I submit my
case"
The " Dig Judge loo!tetl at fa prisonor oyer
his glasscs, under luis glasacBr then through Ills
glasaes, mud then without llts lasBos, and, lnal-
", socsnG TINT ho had q man Of genius TO aeal
with, rcsaryed his decision till Honl0 future time.
1Ir. Collins rotired to s country place. to escape
tho hay foyor, aud Mr. Patterson soeka rost and
rociuation at tho Lookout House.
, 1874-09-08
NOTICE.


E AN~.N[N0
hlombera Ut tho HUMBOLDT PARK nHs1DENCE
ASSOCIATION aro lorohr uoll1od 10 call Immediately
at tho oco Ut tho Association anil pay up tho Install
nonts uow duo ana payable. This notice IL k!von III
pursuance Of tho provision Ut tho statute OF tho stao
Illinois governing Homestead AnsociatloAs
Iy onlor Of tho Board Of Directors.
CHARLES PROTESTING, Seo'y
Chicago. Aug. H. 1874.
, 1874-09-08

aucd. rnhargo Jrtd{lsad 1900 bu. wheat damaged,
ss.I iho iii OlcYaand had 44 bu wheat damaged ou
liz ,nnltrlp.-H"gato Erpfes.
4e s-rJ,sbstro!t tribune Of Mundny says: Tho iron
ssnr friant Of Tho Anchoy l!ns which asriYed hero
resncoiyoly f. II. Ward and 4. 7. droas, who wero
pIckc up IN 1ake Eric, about IL miles above Evip H.,
nnong 10 tho bnttom Of boat IN an almost oxhn,lrt
esi condition. They Ind loft lilo shoro nt point
ead u!rard ut ocieca, for the purpose of attending
solomo nsl.nGts and whom noatly on tllo ground
t}res iots, thoy wcto pickett ,tp as above Btatod"
Sunday nftornuon sailor nafnod Nick Nelson foil
rom the n,ain loom Of tho schr Porter, lying nt tho
dock at Milwaukee, Into tho hatch, II was found Tint
ho had received sovero damagcs about tue head and
hp1, and that one arm Vaa hrokoN Ife wan takcn II
All inocsibe condition to st. harys Hoaptsal: He.
son Ia an unmarried nnn 25 Ye1rs Of ago. and Ills
place Of residence Ia not known
, 1874-09-08

DIR. a. G.. OLTN.

lM WHsh[nGtonsa H. Tse l9nEest snsaasd end most sao;
all thron!e Nossoaa md hpotx Discusses Dsaasea
cnaE u se1MalsA spesdtiy cured Insadn p1sipa Nth
fur trcatso Patients vt dktauos treated by MniI.
, 1874-09-08

Durycas' "1mproycd Corn 6.arch " ia tho title tho
bIessrs. Dur,ca giya to this fnMous article Of foo
Ths article IL HaAo from tho choicest corn which IL
solocted with great care. Its great docany and purity
nake It all article Of food mitch sought after by toso
who appreciate good thing. Inquire tor Dnryeus'
"Impfoscd Corn Starch ""Duryeas'" Oh oyosy paca
, 1874-09-08

Elmo rosowoot pianos, prices $30o to 500; terms,
$50 cao!,, haiAnco $2s per month. Splendid oruata
With Sir stops for $13J; tesms SIS cash, balance III
nlunthly payments,
, 1874-09-08

arc remarkable for thos extraordinary durability and
capacity for standing In tune. Beautiful designs Ut
cnacs eight different styles, rrioes snno a. RtcIway
"sgllsFes." Lyon ucaly, State and Monroo ssrcuss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26
DnENiN SILVER MINING =,

business S,, E,a."h VI PRINCIPAL r,,nS.
Of works, Eureka. EureSa 'r comma %locatcn
Nevada. Motto, is hereby ,;Uan'y, State d
meeting Of the beard Of director. ' ia, al
IA ~ Of ~ ws Si Anvil, IA, an qsse; ,Ta.a. p p ,l'
upon, the cal ital stock of ,hhaf was lrid
payable immediately in tinted 'sSiiiefsticn,
com. to the Secretary, at The a Ssfa,e' rIi
company. room =. Ne. 40 taI;r Vaee Of tho
san franciseo. California. '0ihia Siieet,
remain nnf s1 "nra %E% en- M ,ln hi, this ass.:.sen, shall
VIII be d%clinquen'. and adyer;i.SJd way, ia,
publ c auction. and unless raymo M sale At
before. will be sold on tho Ni,a, + made
day "fJ"nc. 1874. to ray ,he " ss'ee"'h
ass'ssment. together with costs If a1rqar,ilt
Directors. o'uef Of the
JOSEPH MaGrIRE. Sac,..,u
Nihce-itoom ri. No. il9 Californ;a,e
San + francisco. California. "o'N'a street
atnStj
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26
IN THE MATTER OF r,,r .,,.--
lAllAN IN I.MI NL. APELl.

r - hubEtT HANlLICV
kenny. Judge of the pi,,rir, Io",, !. S1 =; Nc.
dicial histIlct, IN and for the Ccnrtr .A a. yu'
dcr' Stat' OF Nevada: .ind \. D.. AnG.t na,'
ESP, instinct Attorney OF said Conn,r "s Io."'
der. G.. W. l;akcr. District At,nrna,r VI hal'
rcta county, Nevada. take o,ire.ii.", f.
crt | anllt"n will apply for n cert;fs., .'o:
pardon and order for lis discharge tr'm IN.
prlScltment ~ the State Prison Of III. S,a,"o,
NcEaca, on,th' ilth day Of June. 4. j. lSl
or rs soon thereafter as his aprlication h, ~
titioH eaA be taken up, under The rrayG.i,
OF Artlcl" =, Section II, Of the Constjtntion, =;
>ald state, aud an Act Of the Lrri.lstr,a
Thereof, entitled AN Act 10 rcrnIat" , ,rS
make ,ttcctual the power Of the Gnrs,ra,
justices OF the Supreme Conrt. and A,,o,ra,,
Gcneiai, 10 remit fires and iorfritures. enr.
mute i!.rishments, ard gran, pardon, sit"r
onvletlon.'-:A Approved ebruaryS. NJ,
snid Robert |. amllton was, in The month If
january. y. y. 49,, and ut the ,lsrrs,v
term Of the Court aforesaid. conl ic,rd Of ,iss
crime oil grand larceny, aid tivreulop .arl
tourt rendered it, judgment that he, lvb,,t
Hamilton. be imprisoned in the State mon
OF the State Of Nevada. at hard labor. for fla
term Ct SIN % Neals, where he i, roN heidi in
custody. g. j. LANSING.
In behalf Of Robert Hamilton.
Eureka, Nevada, April h. le7i.
nue service Of Il duplicate copy Of the with.
IN and .ui'reirg notice i hereby %acknvvi.
edged. this 18th day If .Alril. \. J., Ia.
j. {. MdkENALY.
District Judge.
Duo service Of a Duplicate cory Of the with.
IN ard foregoing rotice i, hereby acl roNl.
edged. this I'D! day of April, \. y. 1874.
y. i. ~AAlEEstN,
District Attorney Lander county, State ofNs.
vada.
Due service of n copy Of within and ffrcgo.
ing notice is hereby acknow lodged, ,lit 1T
day ut May, 4. l.. l>7i.
q. ". BAKER,
District Attorney Eureka county. .AevaGa.
my i'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26
Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. 2i1.

Eurtka. Novada, NAV Is. ls7l.
NOTICE l. NEhtBl GIVE, THAT THE
y Newark Silver Mining Company POST
eliicr address, Newark Mills. Newark Dis
tfict. W hitc Fine county, Nevada has this
lay fled in this office II diagram. together
with II notice Of application Tor a patent from
The tnitcd States. under act Of Congress al
proved May 10. ls72. fer fourteen hundred
100 linear feet Of the chihuahua Lode.
lie same running "a feet northw.>t,rly and
81 feet sCu,hcaSf"rly from Shaft Nc. /. with
surface ground ath ;cct in width. situated i'll
Newark Mining District. " hite fine county.
State Of Nevada. and described in the Plat
and field notes on file in this office as follows,
=a-Nlf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26
y. S. Survey No, 81.

beginning at n post marked NO. |. C.S.Sur-
vey No.%'.' hence the ! section corner on the
northern boundary of Sections, 7. II. n. X ~
T.. VI. II. NJ. bears y. 81 10. +. 4lSI feet;
mouth of the chihuahua Tunnel bears :.
Il IS. +. llN feet. and a cedar tree one foot
IN diameter. marked Lincoln y. T., bears \.
II . ". l.. feet; thence running :. 81, +.
lsO feet. to post marked Ne. =. L. :. Survey
Ne. ~; thence :. 81. ". 30 feet. to rest
marked Ne. 3. l. ;. Survey No. -: thence
Nh ". Leo feet. to pest marked No. I.
l. ;. Sur ey No. 81: and thence y. s., =, L.
; oicet. 10 rost No. L. the place OF begin
ming. containing ) nl-lur acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with Il magnetic variation ot Is Last. This
claim i located in III" unSurvcyed part If I.
-. y. Il. - f.. VI. l.. NJ, and is bounded on
neither end by any Known claimants; the
nearest mine i the chihuahua.
The claim i recorded in Book 4, Page Il, oi
the Newark District Mining Records. anl a
copy OF the notice and platS can he found
posted III the mouth Of The Lincoln trnncl.
myla CNbIS +. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26
Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. aiS.


NoTlcE is liEEEBY GiVEN THAT
y frank LctSchman whose PoStofncc adj
..r"s> i, EureL n. Nevada has this day filed
III this ctliec Il diagram together with notice
- aprliCaticn Tor Il patent from the United
~tatt>. under act Of Congress approved May
to, -. ;ur fourteen hundred and twenty-five
li2}l linear feet Of the Battery Lode. the
aJne running ~ feet northwc>tcrly and one
Thousand feet southca>torlv from the Air
shaft. with surface ground een feet in width.
-ttatcd in Newark Mining District. White
/ inr county, State Of Nevada, and described
IN III" plat and dcld notes on file in this office
~ fullnM.. tn-Mit:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26
IA TENT IE,PL TCiTIO.NS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. :li.

Eureka, Nevada, May IL. lS.t.j
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Newark silver Mining Company tPost-
otijce address. Newark Mills. Newark bis
tclct, hite Zine county. Nevada has this
day filed in this office II diagram together with
u notice at application for u patent from the
MAY ~. 49,. for fifteen hundred uy0 linear
feet OF the Lincoln Lode. the same running 20
feet sc4theastcrly and 80 feet northwcstorly
fgum the mouth If the Lincoln Tunnel, with
surface ground two hundred feet. 100 feet On
each side OF the lode, tho lode being 20 feet in
with. situated in Newark Mining District,
" hitc Fine county, State of Nevada, and de.
scibcd III the plat and field notes on file in this
Office a. follows, to.wjt: