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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
Civil Service Reform.

Civil Service Reform.
letter appeared in the Springfield
Republican one day last week, written by
Mr. Eaton the chairman of the civil ser
vice commission. criticising the course of
that paper. The text of the letter was
he following extract from an editorial in
that Newspaper:
learn that tn president SAYS he il zoiny on with
IN sarvia reform as viz prol-iy he eant and tia
If IN IT, oarntnfz tn rest Of the country viii
Ntf"ar, decline to be Interested
Mr.. Eaton complains that the Republican,
while claiming to be Il friend of civil Ser-
vice reform. i, continuity Zen lering the
work of those sincerely DESTROYS Of reform
more difficult by lis manner of treatment
If those engaged in that work; that it
rathcr rlicule> than shel ps them; that its
methods of criticism tend more to bring
the reform into contempt than to strengthen
public opinion in its support. Below will
Ne foun the latter part of Mr.. Eaton'S
letter:
hrlnly by tie reform amid s.!c9srs and dstrast
ho'lgt Year after YEAR in yreat rams without com
rn-ai,n misht be thrillinE But it cannot be en-
,lsai ON fais4 Assumptions and mislhevous distrus
NJ sad eS iene Of cause dear to all ood PEOPLE and
nlv be anse the elements which mi, lit support it are
fd re t ,r x MhI r Te rs ddm t" ;ts H
bse rntlas WIZ, IN tLa MS 'rIae hre.ch in the
eorin. which the senate in tart required may fairly
r. rrts to those ionrlais which prntnls to hold him
r., The nk Of the Gdt"raS Inch b gnfa w
le ana slrrenlrinE from fear to that leader in the
he WAN t Sns ne
GOD Of ssh har- bs the yta Of the eurrery M
rh fact that the rnles hal not been sooner aplei IL
, Is a IT, S"c.V !" t!r h.stly 81 onarrSs I an
iesEite y2.r want Of falt N%a rerha i've to So
mas r. Hst1 VA '"''" oS '1' "iti' ''' Va ''1'
~ f. Di N t MY & me the rTfdfnt his n'f Gene the
%lmtrv and tor such reasons hs friends have been
he needs amV i1st ~ 3t th ''i ns .,, IF ref"rm
, Won VIII DO al tat y" AN 10 raise that stanar
o,lr criticism my hit If yon and our readers think
Nv Sl 10 nov apa'n N 1ht attemP t" rel"E
ne ryi RIM In ~, tEh by All means t" q 50 nd
T y, be welcomed BY that renowned Leader and l
anfr, 'i7'''7 ana h'F'eharS ih'flEuelS '' 'i'
~ II X}n 90 D." thk that course WIS., tnen; I *,
a. iI ,Glt> Ietl = |. max me lt"st {" 'ii
ar srt,rf t ms III I've ri,rl n ne 'nr SD. or
h. T H. ,S AZ '' ~ al , %" ' we W. rtr1n
'naf rthese thrGr reas
".frml II" rlvl service at all comparable with he
~ 4["n Wirh w. ha'e enteTed and II we anandIn
M ti'.'!. Hf h Intthnd itself the 'SslhH
sn,,tIGc. and nteiliEenre Of the country that vii
-. a 5 , ;,r.nurd nat tins Ftncratlon fear W"
t IL r a. mas q ne -reit 20 ID mas asf I'VE
i w all d. our dntv hr4vtly 1t is only necessary
a tt Is % Iin n, mean tn Pnon "iii an
p:'Sr ~ .rer t. MAKE 1t % ilif tr"u5 lrt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
BOSTON MARKET

G"ld, IN Boston Tuesday. -. l. / lr..
O.. t,tI0H> oi Unltel states SOCKS Wcl
ipN-:
I.>.-lNc> ISL registered,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
Person WV w..

PERSON WV. 4 Mn.
Of Malone. n T.. representative. 81.
grc>> from the 18th district o:' ill.,. .. ..
was in town MONDAY Nj. N....
now serving his fourth term III t.
and will. no doubt. bc rc-c,,rt,l =
chairman of the committ,.. Oh ,-.,....
and one of the most valnall~ Iu....
the committee Oh appropriations
hardly second TO Mr. Blaine ~ Il r....-- .
officer. indeed, i in some r,.~l.--.- -.... .
10 linn in the chair, and'iuriu. VI. I; b..
term of service Mr.. wheeler li.> ... ..
the clair more lham any ".l-. ...
but the speaker. He i not GA ,..... ...
mo>t influential members ~ fl.. *
delegation. bat one of il- nl.-r '..' ..
members of the House AMI h--.-.-.-..-
confer 4 service on the country a.l...
him in Congress He visited y i.-..
make 7 call upon Mr.. Will. ...
lnaincd only over 4 train.
The New Yora N.t52,l of 49,. -
an editorial d'plorin@ 'hr lr..a
-ence of useful men from tie l..<-.
@rr>s, pays Mr. Willard III h--a
p!imcnt:
If the integrity, moral ,.ls--
good sen~r Of Mr. W.l.ar ol Nr..
rei-ncd in Congress. eyer r ]. .n..
th;,t that body woald l-.--,-- 3D.. aim.
unlimited confidence of ia II. t.rr. y
Mr.. Willard has iu-t he'i J. ..-.,.al l.i ..
vcniion and another new la-l.I.r l.
take his place
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

f"r-t othlng without penny2-come TO
nm and weak for hin, Syiy,a!" SAID Raw.
"WnuIi H. a,d Sylv,a. and vn,ca and
eye Nnprl'td Any want OF wnsd
"And you ~'4ii ,o.n,!" cried R.v.with
a" 'xntan' "x in ms 'one; v 5 tut to
d, n"' hing hsrdtr than TO 10. I at ma
apt to talk 10 mr! | TOLD yen of mr.
mist'ltnue, Sslvi', hat not ct NV t.rrure
That "as thr !" g,.ung of luck for me
am not M,nt.- rrIsro." he went IN
Jes.lnglv. o. ri'ap> y furn to caver
snme e'pnfl n, IA sn) h.vc l.aped
mp Treasures enoEgh III my wanderinss to
make fnnrt Wink purely al ID f love"
But Rty," sand sylvia. a,nrzod "n hv
have y"n ksr; :: from NE q h,s whll?1
Rty's dark rhrs k r ddenei - ittt',. II
AM ashnm' q ~ "an ny vemknea-." he
SAID, "Aut, Ntivia 'ite thlt Il turnrd
violently Ell IT H. nH.ur4i hett is verv
APP {" get prrmanthtly warped. In tbnse
years when ~aa mloidng through an
un'nngenAl .nsk without one word IN
enc"nraye NE. | keeps bonding ever all
hat given az; nnd " hen the prospect
licked just ~ dsrk. monrh At e. nun.h, I
said /" myself, w,'h frspa.r'nx sort of
lpr'dt that # 1t wrr> t. NV lF}r'~ end,
W MD nsvr' see Sy's:A aAs'o iii Trouid
sa'lsty her prLdea'c-"
"R.,!' cr'ei SYLVIA. IN ucreriulnus re.
preach.
| Il kn'tw, Sylvia, 1t was siInm~'uily unI
just. bur nv, perhaps, wholly unnatural
Well, I c..ne h"me, and, tar he first
"a 'ment, 4 rsa, every hing, wI'h your
han IA IN mine. But then ynnr manner
grew az restca,nrd, s' io!i-"
"Bec"u>t sf yours
"Was it tha'? Ye-, I al .cSe So; hat
saw everything Wong az! kept wa'.
I ing ter some sign from you Bntt"-night
yeu brought hack the oid F'me SO COM
pletely, it was tm .uch TOR me
Thank Heaver!" sid aslvia, softly.
s" rhe wren& was rlghl.d. and ieye
and faith had their reward even 10 this
w"rld-which chances, perhaps, Ires rare
y than SONS " Md have IA heleve. The
studio was rea.:enrd, not with Miss Rlv-
Sr's dark eyes {, Inspiration h ugh, hut
n love pale fsce whIcb,as Rays pictures
nre known, fortune having lavIsFed her
smiles TN him "a stob as be- waa ir no
more need If th. "a, may often be traced
on the canvas Of the artist. wno IS aa uu
consciously apt as me,t Nth.r artists to
;ls Ike Il ma'la al ~ the face he loves best
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
WARM WINTERS,

1t is customary TO forget each winters
| weather before the next comes, and 10 con-
side. every season remarkahlp An old
| number of the Hartford Cowrant contains
some records transsribed from the journal
OF thu Rev. Thomas Smith OF Portland.
! Maine, kept between the years 1880 and l795.
which are rendered especially interesting
by the present mi'dness. In 1855 January
was pl Assault and moderate and February
was n ''sumHGr month" in 1888 January
ca me in like April ; IL. 1740 there were bat
two snow storms February was summer
moHth again. aRd March the same in tTjl,
January X the frest was entirely out of the
ground, February was like spring, and
1.-The winter ends wonder through the
whole In 1855. in January the fab. as
they are reported to have dO8e this year.
''struck in" from the sea, the weather being
Ro warm. FesrusIy was delightful and
March clustering bur se,t May. In t77S
Mr.. Smith records summer day on Janua-
~ 81. 'twendertui moderate" tAe next day,
and February Q ms snow since December
20. wonderful yea thpr. We saw two resins."
Ia the year 1875. February 81 the New York
Gazetts aid Post Boy reports that East Wed
ner day the weather was SO uncsmmoR
warm that many young lads went into the
river TO swim -
These are records all but one of them
more than a century old. They notice six
remarkable warn winters within 8 peiiod OF
forty years. but coming with no noticeable
periodicity. People who are calling this
sessoN strange asoye all others, indicative
that eur planet has drtted into new innuen~
ees, and who ars promising all sorts of coz
sequences, from c0sr crops 10 Second Ad"
vsnt. uay bear In mnd that lhtre is prtse-
edent for il all, End that whether the wealth
er Is divineiy dispensed each day or is
Grand sequence vndsr ordained law whica
PRAYER ca mot effect, ii keeps coming. and
changing hour By hour, and tie peculiar
freaks of u century ard IL ore ago have not
resulted in anuibiiation yet. Nor has the
period between them and now been one OF
uninterrupted disaster.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
ACoFTIDENCE.

30 ysu would learn my historys Well,
II Is bitter tail to tell um 4l&$
lab, once was young asyou,
Aa young and more good-loOking, too.
Yes, and-fOrgive the rising tear,
For though the heart Is brown and scar,
From out the well springs OF The heart
NO matter Let me play part 5<t1F
| once-kow fondly memory clings
40 small, but unforgotten things !--
Mere trifss that TO others seem i
Like empty bubbles on @ stream.
Bnt to resume-yOu must forgive
II. When the past again live, N73fF
somewhat wander from the thread, n
Let's see---What was it last / said
Well, let 1t pass I can renew ...1t 4
The story, and explain to you &Ae@@
That when--tOrgive me II / sigh
To think OF youthful days gone by;
That when--but there yeu've heard enou
Lilies ups and downs are always rough,
sThere--keep my secret I'll not doubt yc
- A-le y nj ,aR.a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
"THE TIDE Is OUT"
By ". W MARSH D.,

Tbs tide is out and faint and far
The les>eninG ripples play
A strange, swift loss OF af1uence falls
Upon the sunny bay
And stranded kelp and tangled weeds,
And fiat, wet wastes of sand
With quaint white rocks and shallow POOLS
Dls8gure all the strand.
and vet, an hour agone passed
What wealth OF wave was here
With all its creeks aud channels fall,
Tia" bay lay broad and clear;
Its fresh green isles seemed anchored deep
Tapped to their grasses edge.
And deep-a blue seas secret-slept
The weed and wavs-worn ledge.
o, ehbiHg tide and max shore ISL
o, shrunken, shallow hay
Hew sharp and true the tyne ye bring
OF my SOULS gauge to-day!
And yet, but yesterday knew
Its tarthcst banks were brimmed
And !ai. green isles, IN amber light,
On Its Sill depths were lianed 49,
I deemed drew, in though6 and wsPd,
From nnguessed depths OF power
And those din depths flashed bright with
gems as
In that full flooded hour;
But ah to-day the tide 10 out
Behold those tangled weeds
These bare, brown shoals and weltering
pools
Reveal my spirits needs.
o fair. Fright Bay ! thy wealth OF wave +,
Wells not from thine own springs.
dor leaps 1t In from mountain heights.
Fresh as the mornings wings;
ARD Thou, who mark'st its ebb and how,
The truth is too for Thee: st
Fne Hood which fills Thy deepest dseps
Flows from far off sea.
0, shoreless sea D, deed Of love t3f
Thou tide Of life to me a..... -4t st
glow through the channels OF nay life
With fuller tide, and tree 7aG2 At ~
Abb thou no more frem oSt my soul !; r
Leave no low welteriDg shore
Snt grant through allmy BEINGS reach, 3'
A food.tide evermore
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

The shortest aud aurest way to live VITA
hoaer in the wsrld, is TO bs IN reality what
goa would apRear 10 be; and II We observe.
we shall ehd shat oil human virtues increase
and strengthen themselves by the practice
and experiences of them.
Oae sditor says !: ''Th's paper has enc
subscriber who woald lie awake nights IL he
wars in any way preyeni ed from paying his
subscriptions tor a year In advance on the
9Ssh OF January, Ne don't want our friends
TO lose any s,ser, bnt-you knew how it is
yenrssIs"
The editor OF the Atlanta. Ca, Hers
drawsa dsep eigh of relief now that the
local lottery is over, says he has been cured
Of drawings" and in the future will de
vote car entire energies and our entire cap
lal to the legitimate Improvement of the
Kegald as newspaper"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
IN EMORIAM.
MINNIE p. PHELPS.

The following gem from the pen OF Mr.
OF this city, appeared in the Univsrsit
Press Our readers in otEer pats Of th
state will remember that Miss Phelps Wa
the lovely and most estimable Young lad
Gtudent who was recently killed while 0oas
Ing on University Hill State Journal.
An hour ago hsr presence Allied
The darkened house with nirth,
But NOW, he joyous laugh Is stilled,
The song is mute on earth
An hour ago her happy speech
OF glad to morrowS told
But now heyond our Loving reach
She walks the streets OF gold.
A change round each familiar place
And stlil the pale STARS glow
TGAt ShOne upon her happy face
One little hour ago
Life held tor her. we tondly deemed,
Fruitiou tair and meet,
It's golden chai'cs nectar brimmed,
It's crown OF blossoms sweet.
FulAl!ment for each holy aim,
Eor dreams bal unc0Itessed.
The rosy suminits called her name, st
ARd life" We said '6 best"
And So we de med that life was best
Alas i've could not know
What sorro " is our Liis's behest
One little hour ago. ta
A mothers grief she will not bear,
Nor feel SISTERS woe.
Nor heed fathers sad deSpair
With stricken head tow low,
NO shadow on her happy way,
ForeSoding prescitnce cast,
For her the 'ded summlts lay s
All suplit TO the last.
Fair iife, dear life. The gift OF God.
He only could recall
Aud though we faint beneath the rod, ~
HIS mercy covers all.
Then bring for her lilv croWa,
Cross Ger her hands with flowers, q
And softly kiss her eyellds down, 70
With thoughts OF other hours
And asher paliid hands we press
And kiss her brow OF snow
Wen think upon her fond caress
One little hour ago.
Slow footsteps d fwn the college walk,
flushed voices in ths hall,
Her name through all the whispered talk
Oer all the place pail.
AID gazing on her vacant chair H
the master howS his heed
He sees her young face Swallowed there
Above the book she read
he hears again her sweet replies
la murmufs ebb aud flow,
That voice that woke ia Paradise
Ore little hour ago.
She hath no need TO learn to-day
The wisdom taught of man.
A brighter light shines DER her way, eI
Beyond our narrow ken.
E0I US 20 toll through growing ways
Where erring footsteps roam.
The while she sings our fathers praise
Safe in Our Fathers Home
For her firm Faith for u to pray,
That we her JOY NAV know ~.
Who passed tron nIght to perfect day
One little hour age.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
PITENT' IPII ITIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. -.
I. ). hFGiSrtk'S OFFICE.
E.-,.rrn Nnnnln L.. VI SS

EurrNa. Nevada, Dec. ~. 1873.
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- GcaidcS and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company tPoStuiiice address Eureka, Ncva-
ia, has thus day filed in this office u diagram
together with Il notice of Application for u
ratrnt from the nitcd States. under act of
Congress approved May. II, 49,. for eight
hundred so linear feet of the Gcddcs No. 1
Lode. the sane running IS feet northerly and
5lstee, southerly from the Shaft No, ,. with
surface ground 100 feet at northern e II and
.t1 feet ut the southern end and situated in
Secret Canyon Mining District, Eureka eou,-
ty. Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office ~ follows, tu-wit:
U. S. Survey No. 60.
beginning mt a post marNca No. l. :.
Survry Ne. -" whence the Town CumrauN's
well in Vanderbilt bears :. Is /, +. ~ feet:
SHAFT No. ! bears y - ". 81 feet and nut
rinc tree > feet in diameter markedG ~ ;. l..
+. bears y. 10 ". II feet: thence running
:. ~ sW feet to post marked No. SUR
vey No. 80: thence Nh tH ". S0i2-W feet
to post marKcd No.. > |. :. Survey No. 81:
thence \. - t.. iat feet TO rust married. No. I
Is Survey No. ~: and thence :. IL f.. $40
feet 10 post Ne. |. the place Of beginning;
containing - .j-ioo acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with n magnetic vari-
alton of Isl. Fast. This claim i on unsur-
vrycd land and is bounded on the East by the
Stockton Lode
HE claim is recorded in Book c. page l. Of
the Secret tanyon district Mining | ccords,
and Il copy of the reticc and diagram can he
found posted ut shaft Ne. ) upon the lode.
do tA hl /. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
U. s. Survey No. 70.

h"SInning NJ q post marked NO.. L. s. Sur
N'E VI. -, Whrncc the Town Cumuanv,S we'll
IN the t"Nn Of \ andorhilt. bears south - -
,aNt 1iN' i"ct; he Bertrand ,lait hears north
- WI M ieet:, shat Nu. ) bears south 30i,
49, : rect ahi Il hut-rInc tree . inches in
diameter. marked i. No. / T.. I. bears south
,"Irtt' thence running south ~ west 10 feet
10 post marked No. II. :. Survey No. -;
"'i'e I"Ht No. l "t Survcy No ~, made for
,ht 'tddeS and Bertrand Mill and Mining
N"iit ally ul,'H The Stockton Lode. bears north
e. - west ~ ieet; thence north ii west su
.,et 7" tV,i marked No. > Us. survey No. -.
>"'r'r hoith - east 200 feet to post marked
, survey NJ. -; and thence >outli Ii
" wv tc't To post W. | the Place OF begin
~ e"htalilng ) h.-l00 acres: courses en-
ui,S>'a rom the true meridian with IA mag
mr'lc VARIATION Of L.. east. This claim is ON
uhIuffeycd land and i, bounded on neither
vHa ny any known claimants: the nearest
'nlhe> are the Geddcs No. = ana stockton.
IN tidiih i recorded in Book {, Iage q of
49,, " 'tct't canyon District Mining hecords
"nu a COPY OF the notice and diagram can be
i"ihd feItndat the bertrand shaft upon the
.uNe, al t1Et +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Public Notice,

III NEkS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
h,Iehy Notified thai tie Basye Consoli-
= 'itiing Company Limited will not be
e-I"i>lhle Tor payment of labor or material
auIhi,hsd to PARTIES having contracts or
utt'ehi Mt 10 work on any cf the Conn anv.s
j. ~ INTO, Secret canyon. or cl>ew here
III iufeha county. JOHN A.. MURPHY,
r Superintendent.
""'sAe' NeN., october Z. 1873. Osf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 81.
l.. :. ltEGIsrrE'S OFFICE.

F.lrekA NtVa,la. Dec. -. rs.
NOTICE Is llEEEBl GlNEN THAI THE
y Geldes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
tomI any. q o,fu:iire address Eureka. Nc,a-
da. hr> thi> day fled IN this olice II diagram
together with Il Eetice 81 application for II
patent from the nitrd States. under act OF
tonsrrs> approved May ~. ls7t. Tor ciell,
hundred SEQ linear feet of the Gcldcs NJ. :
l."te. Tie same RAINING l3S %-l0 tcct southrrly
ami nj 1-lnt'et nurthrrly from the Grldcs We.
situated III Secret Canyon Mining District.
eureka county, nevada, and described in the
plat and tuli notes Oh tile in this Office rs fol-
lows :. fp-Nif.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
AhGiL NOTICES
Notice to Cred;..-.

h.tats Of ". rlBLorICu.oat
OF y. rablosi"eIIa. a Aasaa.,injstratgfrSs q p lls
and all persons is "yiS%a, ed; to the e sr 'af ct,
Si.s"' " wi / i5h@' ldat Them %aI Vi, ibS en- s, ,,,.s
publication OF this na,;a m'nths after n ~
%i,trator. ut the oiice of = 10 The aid gijills
-Att"rncy-at-Law. N Ciari". hutbai1 i rla'
"''""' county Of Eureka, MI tlsasSs
E %p'is aff% nb' j Enfcs"a" s.g ..,9 3,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Notice to Creditor,

'W"f6 0I CHHIN. BYEPe -
\ollSE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ ,s.
Undersigned, AdministraiarIa 81 p llE
OF hrs. Eycrs.. deceased, To ,bo y, NE es,.
and ail persons having claims @v %es.d,lofs%
uecelSed' to cNhihit tLem With tb n,s Nc ai
vouchers within four months an ths l%,s,esar
l~.elisat'on .t this notice to the N .,;a 'le fhi
r,,.alor. at the office Of CO. Hub%a,,jH aal.
of Eureka. NJ Eu'ii,oeT,, " The ton,
uhi,e Administrator, Eureka conn., comm Y.
flh.inI'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Notice.

10 J-iS. H.. PIRKER: Ah
10Y ARE HEREBY yorrr,,,.
L Nenr Proportion of IT., viifiEb I'M
CURED nv the Act Of Corr cAlenditurs%'
10Th, lsf2,, for labor dons,n,S aptIudvs''
made ON the Midas L.eJy.o a." ;na ,lHFroytn@'",
District. i'll Eureka coT,; Ia spresa lrS..
the year Guiding May iOih. Neyada, lurl,,
qucnt; and you are fa,,t",r ',, Is nts feFr.
same to u. who have Jo, notified 10 ltyiI,
mad" such i~mproyencnT,v "e s,eh Sork ,i
prescribed by law. I'M T,ttm Tie inv
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I'ESis.

Fresh rock cod. baked, boiled or fricd..25 cts
Fresh salmon. do do do - Ct
Fresh SEA bass, baked, boiled or FIJI d. e:s
IeLderloin sea bass. picAled Simultaneously cts
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Application for Patent.
NOTICE. Ne. 81.


Eurcka. Nevada. Dee. ~, 1873. !
N0TiCE l. llkl,tEl GiEE THAT HE
y tieldcS and bertrand Mill and Mining
CnmI any lPostVl.itc address Enroka, Aega-
da.l has this day Fled in this o,licr Il diagram.
together with Il roticr @. app Iicati"n for Il
patent from the [ nitcd STATES. under act ii
Congress approved MAY 10. l>12,. ter one tlou-
sand lah, linear feet ot the Stockton Lode,
the Same running 40 feet nertherly and 100
feet southcrly from iha location monument ut
the Stnehton cut II ON the iCdc, with surface
ground 200 feet in width, situated in Secret
Canvun Mining histIi I. Eureka county. State
OF Nevada and described IN the plat and field
notes ON file IN this Office a. follow. tc-wit:
U. S. Survey No. &c.
beginning at a rost marked No.IU. ;. Sur
vey W. ~ whtuer tilr Town camrany'S we'll,
in Tho town al auderhilt. bears :. II q +.
~ Get. Tho Calico SHAFT bears y. ~ W.
BIZ leet, and >hait No. bears \. ~ ~ W.
5l} leet: thence running :. - ". 2tD feet To
post NAKED Motifs. >lrvey Ne. 20, whence
Il nut-I inc trcc2 tert in diameter maIk 81 :. a
q. l.. I. bears =. 70 ". D> feet. I;:; u.
stands ca the eastern boundary OF Surver No
90, maiie Tor tn Getldc> and bertrand Mill
and Mining Company ON the Gcide~ No. /
Lode: thence \. II v. is feet to post No. /
oi 5ati survey w. IL. lhh feet to post marked
Va. ) y. ;. Siryey VI. 20, whence 4 nut! in"
tree q m hes in diameter bears y. 20 f.. 10
feet: IN nee y. =, t. nlortt posi- ElarNcl No.
Is. survey Ne.,t9. and tn nee :. II T.. ie0
feet to POST No. |. the place ui hegln'ing: con-
tanning ip-lti aeres: cuuises expressed from
the true meridian with a magnetic variation
of Il Last. His claim l. on nnSUrycy"d
land and i huGnled un The Nest by the
Gc'ldi,sSo -. / and on the north by the Gedd.s
~. : Lode.
i1e claim i, recorded in Book c. PAGE 10 of
I { Secret Cannon District Mining records.
aud a enfy OF tn nericr and diagram can be
found lu>tvd AT TIA location muuGmcnt at the
stockton eat urn the lode.
d@o CNitIS +. HORN. Register.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Io WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. y0Trg
L l. hereby given that the ey.l srtDq,lp
heretofore existing between Us ,Jep, /
iaileyt III the saloon business. IN l.ghg ll.
has been this day dissolved by mu;f,lm.
>cht. All claims aEainstth h copeern must h
Presented to in, BAILEY. who is alare,.
thoriied tocoliect and receipt tor all arolrs
due the said iirm. JIM. BAILEY.
Eureka, Ian. II, 1874. jsl
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Application for Patent.
Nti1GI. NO.
: :. kkoiSrtE'S OFF

ra, F|ILtt Il, Ncyall, Dec. p, lN1}.
\'ilGE IL liEEElil nlNE\ THAT THE
y ''eddes and bertrand Mill aud Mining
t"mIaay !fostoilce addre>, Eureka. ycya-
da' ha> this day tltd in this otli e a diagram
t"sether with Il notice of application tor II
!a'"ht from the | niIed States. under act OF
"nEre>s approved May 10. ls72. Tor eight
n"i'dred $50 linear feet of the Bertrand No.
l Lot", the same running ~ 6-l0 feet north-
cry aHt ~ lilo feet >outhcriy nom the Der
width situated IN Secret Canyon Mining Dis
tIlc,' f+tr""a cuUnty. nevada, and described
N IN, plat and neid Lotcs un file IN this office
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