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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-02

Tho PrIcc OF Wool for Fourteen
Years Past,

We had a pleasant call last evening
from the Hon. JOSEPH GHT and ]. G.
PA1MRR, Esq, Of Brooke county, two ol
the prominent farmers Of that county.
They inform Us that the prospects for
wheat In this region were never more fat.
tering. An unusually large area was
sown last fall, and there Is every prospect
for q heavy yield this coming harvest.
The corn also looks exceedingly well and
a large breadth has likewise been planted.
The oats are backward, but there is still
time for them to do well. Tho grass
promises lair crop Of hay, but nothing
extra. The potatoes are looking well
and, generally speaking, the people are
saving them by picking of the bugs by
hand. This Is tedious process, but at
the present price for potatoes II will pay.
To Mr.. Palmer VIC arc indebted for an
extract from the memoranda which he
hAskept Tor the last fourteen years show
Ing the state of the wool market in this
region. This record Is such q one as
every farmer should keep, not only in re.
gard to wool but also in regard to crops
generally, inasmuch as 1t must always be
smatter Of interest from year to year. In
the year 1850 Mr.. Palmer sold his wool
on the nth Of June at 90 cents per pound.
The price continued regular until after
LIncoln's election in November, when it
sympathized with the general depression
that occurred throughout the country.
In 1851, he sold on the Goth OF septcm.
Der at 40 cents. The price was very low
in the spring, some sales at 80 cents, but
later advanced to so cents. In 1902 he
sold on the goth Of August at % cents.
There was gradual advance during the
season; in '68 he sold on 10th Of Sept OF
70cts; afterwards further advance took
place; in 81, sold on 10Th July at 81 90,
the highest point reached; in G5, sold on
27th July at 75cLs; price cquable during
the year; in GO, sold on 18th October at
6sctsi price not much lower; in o., sold
July 18th at 60cts; no variations; in 90,
sold August 2Oth at 6Octs; declined grad
ually during the year; in 10, sold July 18th
at 5Octs; price was steady in II, sold 10th
June at 56cts; price advanced after few
days; in 72, sold June 9Th at G7icts; some
previous sales at 7Octs; price rapidly dc.
clined to about 5Octs; in 70, sold June 18th
at 45cts; price ranged q little higher
during the winter.
Mr.. PALMER has not sold his present
clip as yet, and does not know Of any sales
in the county thus far. The farmers are
generally holding for so cents. Forty.fve
Is the price offered. SAMUEL GRoRGE, Of
Wellsburg, Is in the market to buy.
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Flre a, lh. In,nne A,rYlum.

HAnRIsHURo, Ps,, June Ia slight
fire occurred In the State Lunstic Asy.
lum on Saturday night, the smoke filling
the main building, Tho inmates became
greatly excited, and broke the windows.
The doors were thrown open, and four
hundred inmates rushed out, twelve oI
whom escaped from the grounds, and elk
Of these arc still at large.
Two deaths have occurred In this city
from trIchina, caused BY eshug row
hams t
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sbIpwreck and Loss Of Lie.

MELBOURNE, June THE ship British
Admiral, from Liverpool for this port,
went ashore on Kings Island, in Bass
Strait, and became total wreck. She
had on board iorty.fve passengers and q
crew oi thirty'eight persons, all ot whom
were lost except iour passengers and five
seAmen.
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APerIlous Situation.

BUFFALO, June Ia painter named
McCullock, while working on the bridge
on Three Sisters Island, Niagara Falls,
iell OF the scaiold and was carried BY the
current 10 a point near tho edge OF the
Falls, when he caught on a rock, where
he Is now hanging, Great excitement
nreHails.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OHPloH or TN CHtEP SIGNAL OPEIcER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., June l.-6.L1 p. ~

PROBABILITIES.
Fer the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, partly cloudy and continued cool
weather. with northwest TO northeast
winds and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states
partly cloudy and continued calm weatb.
er and light variable winds, with no De.
cided change In the barometer and Local
rains near the Lower Mississippi valley.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley In.
cresslng cloudiness with rain In The west.
eFn portion Of Tennessee and Kentucky,
northeast TO southeast winds and b1I
slight changes in the temperature or pres,
sure,
For the Upper Region and Northwest,
partly clondy weather and local rains,
essterly TO soulherly winds, stationary or
rising temperature and falling barometer.
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Reciprocity Treaty,

OTTAWA, June 1.-Senator Brown, the
Canadian Commissioner at Washington.
has sent partial draft Of the propoSed
reciprocity treaty to 0ttswa, and the eoy.
ernment approves Of the general features
thereof.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June IA Spanish irisa,e
has arrived ut 0ran, Algiers, 10 take on
board and bring 10 this country the con.
yicts who escaped from CArtageDA OF the
time Of the suppression Of The iutrauSI.
gento insurrCction,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


TAX HbUkLLI0N,
LONDON, juno LA dispatch from
MOROCCO says that twelve thousand in-
haoitants oI the city Of Fee have risen In
consequence Of tho reimposition Of the
gate tax, all business being stopped. Al
last accounts there had been no fighting.
ltwas hoped the Sultan would yield 10
tho desires Of the people and remove the
Objectionable tax,
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ouRBKo, June la dispatch from ST.
RAYMOND says that i've men were
drowned while endeayoring TO run two
RATS down the rapids Of st Anne river
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor VI Main and Monroe Su.
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LATER.

LATER.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The total loss of NJ.
D. Wells & Go. on stock Is not less than
$3OO,000, and on the building 100000.
The building was insured for 100000, in
what companies 1t cannot now be stated,
as the policies are all in the sale in the
ruins. The insurance on stock was $240,.
600, as follows: $1,000 each In the iol-
lowing companies: Hartford Home, New
York; Underwriters, Connecticut; Union,
Liverpool, London Globe and North Bri-
tish; IS 900 each in the West Chester, N.
Y; PhUnix, Brooklyn; Ph9nix, Hartford;
North American, Springfield, Mass; Roy.
al Continental, Pa; Fire Assurance and
American, Philadelphia; Queen, Rhode
Island; Associated American and Mutual,
Detroit; Firemans' Fund, Firemans' Mu.
tual, Manufacturers, German, American,
Hamburg and Bremen; National, Queen,
German, American Manufacturers and
Phuaix, Brooklyn; LRCrosso General.
g. 500 each in the E:na and Orient,
Conn Shoe and Leather, Prescott; North.
western, Home, and Amszon, Cincinnati;
Commerce, New York; Yonkers, Girard;
Irving, Buffalo; German. Atlas, Ffankliu,
and Neptune, Boston; Northwestern, Nil.
waukee, Wis. Also $2.50O additional in
the EIns, of Hartford. There is also
$2, 2,0UO in the Franklin, on machinery,
and 81 900 in the Hartford, on fixtures.
The fire broke out on the third or fourth
floor, and its origin is wholly inexplicsble,
as there had been no fire about the build.
ing, not even In the engine room, since
last Friday. The house was one Of the
largest and most enterprising in their line
Of business in the West, and manulactur-
ing largely the goods they sold. The
stock Of rhos. Ferreary & Co, dealers 10
shOes, who occupied the premises next
east Of Wells 6 Co.. was damaged some.
what by water. Fully insured. Wells
& Co. saved their books and papers.
INSURANCE ON WILLS q co.'s BUILDING.
The following is the insurance on n.
D. Wells s. Co.'s building which burned
this morning: $4,000 each in the Lon
don Assurance Co, Lancashire, Scottish,
Commercial, Nova Scotia, and Under
writer's, New YORK.; and 5000 each in
the Commercial, Union, and Fire Asso.
citation Of Philadelphia.
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Special Report to the IntellIErneer.
BELLAlRE, June IA boy named
sproul was drowned here this evening, at
BoggS Island, while bathing. Up to this
time tho body has not been found.
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FRANCE.
ANOTHER RscAPR.

AkOTuKN EHOAPE,
PARIS, June l.-Intelllsesco has been
received here that q Communist Colonel
who was sent TO New Caledonia has
made his escape.
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A s27,OoO Fire and No Insurance.
81. Louis, June THE large Flour.
Ing and CArdipg Mil owned BY Dir. Casey
Of FArmIpgtou, Missouri, burned Sliur-
day. LosS $4,000. No insurance.
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TnR TTCnDoRNR TRIAL,


Tho London Post says an unfortunate
mistake was committed at the civil recep.
lion In honor Of the Car, which led 10
somewhat painful results. When the corps
OF diplomaIique sought their appointed
places at the banquet in the Council
Chamber, the Ministers Plenipotentiary
were informed that they had no right 10
be In that Chamber. On demonstrating,
some Incorporate officers threatened
them, even with expulsion. In conse-
quence the Representatives Of several i'm.
portant nations quilted the banque, and al.
though explanations were offered while
they were waiting for their carriages,
they felt too much hurt to return to The
scene where they had met with such un.
fortunate humiliation. For some others
places had been vacated by the English
Court iunctionaries, and this civiIIty alone
saved the banquet from being abandoned
hV Ihe MInisIera pnmAqap
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CHICAGO.
A $3.50. 900 FIRE,

CucAoo, June 1.-The large and excel.
lent brick block on the corner OF Madison
and Market streets, owned and occupied
by N, d. Wells s Co., wholesale manu-.
Iscturers and dealers in boots and shoes,
was entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Total loss. $3.50 600; insurance on
the building, 100000; on stock, $40, 600,
mostly insured in Eastern companies.
Wells s Co. will rebuild Immediately.
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DUPoNT GUNPoWDER AGENCY

nUP POINT TGUNPOWDEhA A9ENU1
IL The undsrsIEned Il the solo Agent In this
City for the sale Of Ill kinds Of Powder mAdo At
Inc celebrated Du PINT Powder HlllS. IH quAl
Ity IL unOQuRlled In this country As evidenced b.
tests made BY tho United BtAtes Government.
30 keeps it all tmes largo stock In Man.
nne Of Rife In whole, half and quarter kelI.
Casting ana Mining Powder al In NotaIlic
KegE. sporttnZ Powder In CGniSteF1. an ID
which wnl Be cold 70 the trade q low n II
IAno can Be had In the West. :
He h1s portable nlEaElneS Of dihersnk aI1.a n
Ghip By Rail o. Boats,
0rd6ra solicited.
N. REILLY,
ho, 81 3 81, Main btroet,
nAS wHEkLTNa. ". VA.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The stage dri.
vers have declined 10 compromise at
two dollars and seventy.fve cents per
day. They still demand three dollars.
THR TEcuBoRNE TRIAL.
By the preamble Of o bill read in the
House Of Lords, it appears that the ex.
penses Of the litigation occasioned by the
claimants proceeding, and payable by
the present baronet, or In the event of his
death during his minority, by the family
out OF the estate, have amounted already
TO nearly ninety-two thousand pounds.
These are exclusive Of the expenses of
the prosecution Tor perjury, which have
10 be borne by the country,
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RAoR HORSE ARRIVALS,

The stables Of Jerome Park are rapidly
being filled with arrivals OF thorough.
6Eeds engaged In the meeting ol The
American Jockey Club which will begin
Saturday next. The latest arrivals are
the stables Of Col. McDaniels, Geo. A
Rice, ]. Boulstly, and A. BsImonts, Bali.
more horses, and D. ]. Crouses. Several
other stables are expected 10 day from
Baltimore and training quarters In this
neighborh0od. There will be nearly 300
horses at Jerome Park during the com
ing meeting.
The Labor Union Benevolent Society
have ordered that on and alter to-day no
member shall work under the regular
wages, $2 so per day for attending masons
and $2.75 per day lOr attending plasterers
The united order Of American brick
layers have resolved 10 enforce rule fix.
ing a days wages at 81.
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was familiar to the Greeks, to the Romans,
to the Persians, and to other ancient ma
tions. The eloquent lecturer then pro.
ceeded TO quote nom ancient history and
poetry In maintenance Of his position, and
hrther enlarged on the meagerness and
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MONMOUTH PARK RAcEa.

John F. Chsaberlin writes that the
Monmouth Park races, under the old
management are to be begun on the Alb
Of July and finished on the 18th, in all
eight dAva.
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yagueness Of many passages Of the Old
Scriptures. He, however, clung to his
original belief, that science and undiStufb.
cd revelation were not opposed,
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Public Debt statement.

WAsHrNoToN, juno 1.-The following
Is the epubliC debt statement Issued today.
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was TO convey to the then crude people Of
the earth knowledge Of salvation In Ian
guage that would DO by them easily un-
derstood-not to instruct them either in
astronomy or In geology. He believed
that Moses was inspired to collect aud
write the Book Of Genesis, although Mo.
ses when writing that work, may not
have been aware OF the inspiration.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. aa,.
U. y. survey No. -.

-
TT s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
W New, March II. is'l.-Notice 10 hereby
given that hermann j. 7. scheel, whose Post.
Onicc IL at Virginia City. Storey County, New,
has msde application for u. ). patent for eight
hundred 800 linear feet on the Metropolitan
Gate and Chinatown Mining District. Lyon
County. New, extending 80 feet In q northerly
and 70 feet In n southerly direction ron the
location notice. and embracing the zane. VII
all dips. spurs. angles and variations, With sur.
face ground COO feet in width on the south and
us feet on the north line. and described on tho
plat and field notes on file In my ofdce as follows,
TO wit.
beginning at poet No. =. located on the west
line Of the KUsruih Compary's claim, ". \.
Survey No. 81. and 10 feet east OF post No. .
vey 40. ii thence ir,t course N. iaSo W., 200
feet. running on the west line OF the kossuth
Company'r claim 10 post No. 2; thence second
course W. AIS feet 10 poet No. ., located on the
east limo OF the Alhambra Company's claim ;
thence following said cast line: Third eourse =.
liko W., 3Ij feet 20 post No. 4; thence fourth
course s. is1o H., 40 feet 10 poet No. 8. To-
Gated on the north line OF the Gcnessee Com.
pany's claim /: thence following laid line; mn
course y. COO feet TO post No. ] and place of be.
ginning, containing . sli0o acres. From post
No. 3 tho v section corner on the west rne OF
Section 10, I. &c., ", IL. 81 L., hears >. 500 T.,
az feet.
The extent Of the lodc IL unknown. but 10
visible on the surface and has been developed
in different open ouis. shafts and %tlnnslr, ~
marked on plat. Magnetic variation leko 4.
hearings from true meridian.
The location l. recorded In Book"C," page
63s OF the Mining Records OF said Devils Gate
and Chinatown District, kept at the once OF
the Mining Recorder OF Lyon County, In The
State OF Nevada.
Thenamcs Of the adjoining claimants on tho
same or other lodes arc as follows, 10 wit: On
the south, the Cenestcs: on the east, the Kos.
suih. and on the northwest. the AlhAmbra Min.
lnc Companies the adjoining claimants on the
mid Cod ADOLpuUs WAITE. Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. pa.
U. y. survey No. 81.

TT s. LIiiSSS' 5fFicckk. N cifsooN CITY,
u. Nevada, February O. is7L.-Notice 10 here.
by given that the undersigned. l.. II York, John
n. Mills, j ID. Roberts, ID 4. Corbeti, VIM. D..
c. Gibson and VIM. II. white, whose Post sfice
IL al Gold nil. Nevada, have made application
for hiteen hundred u,soV linear feet on the
Railroad looe. Goodman u. a =. Mining Com.
psny's claim, Devils Gate aud Chinatows Min
Ing District. Lyon county, Nevada extending
I 800 feet In n souihcrly direction from tho
notice Of location, and embracing the ramc,
with all dips, spur, angles and variations, With
surface ground 600 feet In width, and described
on the plat aud field notes on flo In my once,
as follows, 10 wit:
BEGINNING nj q post marked No. I, ". s. y.
No. ~. on the south side. and No. !. U. b. y.
No, 81, oa the north side, which stands on the
right bank OF the American Flat Iiayine, about
Is feet routh from the track OF the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad. aud about 400 feet easterly
frsm the east ind Of the American Flat Tunnel
on said railroad. The center Of the company's
shan on this lode bears N. 75Ho E., 400 feet,
and tho section corner common 10 sections ],
9. II and IL 4. 10 NJ, II. ~ r., bears =. 2ys 49,
w.. i,7o2 feet, AID running thence Arst course,
y. ltko E.. l,5O0 feet to a post marked No. 2, u.
y. =. No. 50; thence second course, N. 15k'o
r.. COO feet to q poet marked No. 8, U. y. y.
No. 50; thence third eonr.e y .iiko W.. LOO
feet 10 y post marked No. 4, a.. \. \. No. -;
thence fourth course y. T5xo W.. 600 feet To q post
marked No. !, q. SIS. No. 81, and place Of be-
ginning. containing within said above described
boundaries twenty and GG.iUO COCO acres OF
land.
Bearings expressed from true meridian, with
q magnetic variation OF i5o 30 csst.
Tn location OF the claim 10 recorded In Book
81" folio 3CO, OF tho Mining Records Of said
DEVILS Gate aud Chinatown Mining District,
kept at Silver City, Lyon county, State OF Ne
vada. The adjoinin: claimant IL the Goodman
q. & 3. Mining Company, L. y. y. No. ~, on
the north.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. aa5.
q. -. survey No. SIS.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY, NIX.
". yada, February u, lsli.-Eoiice " here.
by given that the "Memnon Mining Company
by Isaac l.. Rcqua, Its managing agent, whose
Post-ofhcc Il At Virginia City, Storey County,
Nevada, has made application for u. \. Patent
the Sheridan lode. Memnon Mining Csmpany's
claim, Devils Gate Mining District. Lyon
County. Nevada, extending 10 feet TO the north
and 100 feet to the south from the location
shaft, and embracing the zane, with all dips.
spurr, angles and variations. with surface
ground 40 feet In width, and described on tho
plat and Geld notes On file In my eiiiee. a. fol.
ows, 10 wit:
beginning at post No. 1. U. s. Survey No. IS.
(1'hi. poet stands about 10 feet west OF the
road nom the New York House TO Silver City,
and about 100 feet north from Qulnn's housel
The Y section corner between Sections 20 and
u, Il. 10 north, II. n east. bearr south l2o o
west. I,iJ3 feet Poet No. 2 Of Survey No. 70
bears north GJAo east. Io0 feet; northeast cor.
ner Of Survey No. 70 bears south 23o cast, ZIG
feet the center Of the C0mpsny's thait on this
lode hears south a?0 TO- east, SO feet, and run
ming thence: Frst-eaft 3Ss feet TO witness
poet, ~ feet west Of corner No. 2. 900 feet TO
corner No. 2. In interior Of dwelling. houfs;
second south 1850 feet 10 post marked No. >,
U. =. y. No. IS; thence. thiri-Mest 400 feet 10
post marked No. 4. U. y. \. No. -; thence.
fo~urth-north 2.?00 feet 10 post marked No. ],
U. :. 5. No. SO, the place Of beginning. and
containing within said above described bound.
aries twenty aud % 100 (2O.p0) acres. bearings
expressed from true meridian; variation l6o ~
east.
The claim IL composed Of four locations. re.
corded In BOOK q. ON pages 5ls, so, $50, 81 and
fee Of the County Recorder OF Lyon County.
Nevada.
The adjoining claimant on the north !. the
Quinn Company. The Of the adjoining
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 21a.
U q. surxer No. N.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, February D, 1874. = Notice 10
hereby given. that Thomas brooks and Charles
Bfooss, whose postofilee IL at Gold Hill, Nevada,
have made application for U. y patent for fifteen
hundred Q,SJo) linear feet on tho South Com
stock Lode, spring Valley =. N. Company's
claim, DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon coun.
", Nevada. extending $50 feet south and $50
bracing the ranie, with all dips. spur. angles
and variations. with surface ground 500 feet In
width, and described on the plat and ne.d notes
on Ole In this Office n follows, 10 wit:
beginning at u Post marked No. !, whence the
quarter section corner between Sections ~ and
II, township 10 nortb. range &c east bears worth
1919 west6oik feet. Post Mol OF Survey No. Is
In this townrhip, bears north 2i.o west ca
feet. and the center Of this company's shaft on
this lode bcarr north i2ko east 1cs feet; and
running thence. nrrt course. north Gko vest
1900 feet 10 a Poet marked Ne. 2, ". b. 3. No.
~; second course, north Siho east 200 feet to .
Poet marked No. 8, US y. No. 70; third course,
souih $40 east ! 800 iect, 10 Post marked No.
1, U. y. 5. No. 70; fourth cou &c, south eIko
west 500 feet to tho place OF beginn NJ. contain
ing within the aboyc-described boundaries ~
2i.lOo. sores. Courses aud bearings expressed
from the true meridian. Magnetic variation.
i6o 30 east. The location 10 recorded In Book
j, on page $50, OF the Mining Records OF tho
Devils Gate Mining District, kept In the ONCE
OF the Mining Recorder OF Lyon comfy, In the
state oil Nevada.
The names OF the adjoining claims arc us-
known, but the location IL situatSd about ! 100
feet casterly offs quartz mill known a. Thos. II.
10 All hD0ipurs WAITz Rs~,ste,.
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NOTICE.

To l.. d. MOVES, l.. GUGGESuEIx AND
L A. BtHlsAclTEIt, Greeting: We hereby
demand OF you The several amounts set OPP
Slss 20; L.. Guggcnhcim. ki25 %; A. Brei.
saeher, si2o ~, In United States gold coin, dus
by you a. Jour proportion OF tho expenses In.
CURED In and for the development Of Tho Comet
Gold and Silver Mining Company, DEVILS Gate
District, Lyon County. State OF Nevada. And
we hereby give you notice that unle.s said
amount OF money Il paid into the hands Of tho
Treasurer Of said Company. at the expiration Of
Ninety ON days from date. your interest viii be
taken possession OF by the other Of
the Comet Gold aud Silver Mining Company.
O.. LANZAC.
ja2I tide CIIAS. KNOPFLE.