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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
CONGREGATION OF THE MISSION.
VISIT AND RECEPTION OF VERY REV.
JAMES ROLANDO VCM

VISIT AND RECEPTION OF VERY REV.
JAMES ROI.ANDO, Won
This venerable clergyman, who 10 Superior Of
the Congregation Of the Mission in the United
States, otherwise known as the Order Of Lasarsts,
has been sojourning in this city for the past few
days, as the guest Of Rev. Father Barotti of st.
Martins church. He preached On Sunday in that
church, and after the services had Q reception at
the house Of the pastor. In behalf Of the congre-
Smith, Who 1ar%y tsastsd him foI S.xin.
sent Father Barotu TO the congregation. Father
Rolando was invited to attend the laying Of the
spring, and signined his intention TO be present
The eorner-stone viii Be present from the prin-
clpal college Of thu Lazsrists IN Genoa, Italy,
ko%s sSS blessed g sSs Holy oS Father ne 10
VERY Rev Father Rolando came TO thfs country
e.. L...rist n ls4o. H ": sftesx.rds selected
missions in Genoa Amer returning to the United
country in Paris. From the later eity he was
Vincent de Paul, German and English, ct St
Superior General In Paris to be superior Of the
Congregation of the Mission in this country.
Rev. Fathers Bsr0tt, Of st. Martini and
q fss.9 s College Z Rs
tered the same college about 2 year .sssr Fssher
saishsd Bishoes Donsnec, q Pitssbsrs. md
Ryan, Of Buffalo, entered the CongregsaR Of
the Missions while Father Rolsndo own astsr
It viii be remembered that several Fathers Of
the Lasarist Order gave successful mfs1ions here
sn &c then fs. II ae :ad Eoop
Of the mission ID t1is country, but started yestes
saS CITY, Misso1ii. since hristmss the Ls.afist
81. John, the Eyanseii:t, BsiIeionts, Ps. :"
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MOUNT PLEASANT AFFAIRS.
ORGANIZATION OF A DIVISION OF THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE. "a

On Fridsy evening last, the 9th instant, new
division Of the Sons Of Temperance was inaugu-
rated in this rapidly improving suburban village.
This interesting ceremony was performed BY
Meesrs Young, Winneldt, Yeatman and Duvall,
Of the Grand Division, and several members Of
very Kindly furnished regalis for the occasion.
About Twenty memb1u wero initiated. The d.
vision d called " Mount Pleasant No. IL, Sons Of
Temperance" The following officers were daily
elected and will DO installed on Friday evening
next at the school building: p. w. p, T. u. tx
Icy; W..R., II. q. Harmon: VI. A., ]. b. Darrell;
3. s., W. q. Lipssomb, IT,; A. r. s., Miss Z. e
Bernhouse; F. g., Miss Grace Harmon; u, 9. g.
Arnold; Chap, W. r. Murphy; c., II. d. Elm
msrmuai - o.. 8. L. AAttingly; L s., Q. l.
Clark; U. 3, 8. E Thomson. ~ 7 IA
Altogether the nov division was started On IL
career Of nesfulness under the most favorable
aaspices. The eitixsns u this village have good
reputs tioa f0r plblic spirit and entsi PRISE With
them ';hsre ID no such word - fall. ~
Aftsr the interesting exercises were over the
entire company we're invited TO the beautiful and
hospitable pesadenes q Mr.. Slnimon, on Park
street. In Q few ninutes its Rooms were thronged
with . esy md festive ce0paay. Music bong on
hand, dancing bscaneS the order Of the eve1ing,
and . merry time they had u -. This was. fbI-
lowed By m elee8ut oollattdu, Of which the nag
rant Java that car fair ladla6 are - famous for,
formed q Uffsehing part. At . lsts hour the
ghests dsparted, fully couvinoed hat.thsy hsA
done good dsys YORK b NOE sespscts than
ooe. - r. - L
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


: ~, MgNpAf. Jan. Il isa.
rih. John +. Foiiett and Wm. H. stsndish, esqs.,
attorneys and counsolors of this court. "
On motion Of Hon. H. Cooper, X. McP. Smith,
esq.,, OF Nashville, Tenn, was admitted to prac-
On motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Hill, Geo. O. Blanchard, esq, of Plnoerylie, CAL
was admitted opnetioe az an sttornsy and eoun-
On motion q Nj. P. Phillips, ws,,aa E,,i,.t,
ESQ.,, Of Norfolk Va, was admitted to practice as
an stt9s 5sn and q T
aisls: sss g
IL, ID: IScs: i; Allen, .. a. plaintiff. in IN
Circuit Court of tho United States for the Eastern
district o. Cnl MT sHssieo HINT delivered
No. ms. John T: Glsnnet a.. esslsnees, appel:
sse. Gos9s Ct e 6ss ,aasp
the Northern district OF GeorNln. Mr.. Justice
Field delivered the opinion Of the court affirming
the decree OF the said District Court in this eause
No. i7e. Henry Miller, plaintiff in error, VI.
Moses Joseph ct Al. In error TO the Supreme
Justice Field delivered the opiuaon Of the court,
dismissing the writ OF error in this cause, with
No. 40. The Steamship Favorias, 10, a,pel.
liant, vs. The Union Ferry Company. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the United Ststct for
the Eastern district Of New Ysrk. Mr.. Justice
q sas N
with costs and interest. -t q - OK
ApIsTRIcr CASE
: No. ITO. Albert Grant. appellant, We. Samuel
s,.rE Appeal som ne np!sss nt q The
cred the opinion Of the court reversing the decree
cause with directions to dismiss the bill.
M Mann mn .t a. aro& onss. Court G q
the United States Tor tho distxtct Of Iiiuncsots.
n ss .sysSs s s sSsac as
No: Ia Il VIM. F. Fraser. spp.llant, Va Propel,
asr tSe Tns:a State! sr tbe
New York. Mr.. Justice CliA1rd delivered tho
opl9iSn Of re sSEt r,sysssing 1bR decree Of ths
ssd c,ss sntsl
the dcefes II tie District Court 7
No ., (origfnal) Er parte EdwArd LANCE. Mr..
s,.ssss es ne r g I'D sas s:ss
an NJ sa II. y s saais o.nae &C., appel
liant; Soa. VT 81 sa q Ss a tas ~ o
aeaIss q ne = sosn g sns
Mo n. y: he f Albany CITY nsssses Company.
error to tho Circuit Oort o9ths United Statssfo.
announced ann the deeEioS q ihe ecuss s4rning tie
With costs and Interest, b. . DIVIDED court.
.p Ss W The e Gasss s..,:s ia 5s:o:
clifford anneanosa thu 6sclslon 81 The cosrt,
a6lrming the decree sfths 0l.suissssrte On a1thos.
IL. so a. ksS:ss df:s5ss ss::.sss: e. Plsl9sia
su Sss # s 81 s. 6 yrsssss
conrt dismissir fSa NIT g 11S d ID salSsfor
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Tho Hon. Francis Campbell, Republican Sen
ator from Lafayette county, Wis, was recently
thrown from his buggy and seriously injured.
His recovery Is pronounced doubtful and he will
at all events, for considerable time be prevented
from attendance upon the legislative session.
This event leaves tho Senate tie, with the cast
Ing vote or the Lieutenant Governor In favor Of
the Denocrats, giving them both branches Of the
LeRiBlature
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MRS. E4TON-A CORRECTION.
HIRpEn,s Fxruy- Ian. m 1874

jim. IoF5s
To the Editor ofthe National Republicans:
SIR: Has not tho correspondent of the Courier
Journal committed an error in making Mrs. Gen.
Eaton tho grandmother Of Miss Randolph? It Is
my belief Mrs. Eaton was never . mother, and
consequently could not have been grandmother,
but on the subject of maternity thero may be
error. The writer of these lines knew d. Grimes
ryng o sister Of Mrs Gen. Eaton. If the above
be correct tho dancing master carried or in afidi-
ton to the widows money, the niece Of Hrs. Gen.
Eaton. G.
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A HORSE THIEF DELIVERED UP 70
JUSTICE,

Judge Cartier yesterday ordered the delivery
Of John Ashford, alias John johnson, to the
authorities Of Maryland, on requisitiou nom
Governor Whyte. He Is charged with stealing
colt, valued It t76, from Henry G. Frost, in How
ard county, Maryland on the 18th Of December
last. The accused wss arrested in Georgetown
by Ohicer Hess, and tho property recovered, and
no was committed to jail On the presentation Of
the warrant at the jail he was turned over to
Sheriff Dorsey, who LEFT with the prisoner for FL
licott's Mills.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13

Messrs. tatimsr o Cleary, auctioneers, are now
preparing acatalogue for the sale Of furniture
belonging to His Excellency the French Minister.
which cosnbines the most elegant assortment of
furniture ever offered at public auction In this
city; also, his elegant carriages and horses. A
full description will be given by advertisement in
q few days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A brick house for rent.
An elegant country-seat for sale.
A pair Of carriage horses for sale.

An elegant country seat for sale.
A pair Of carriage horses for sale. =
valuable business place for sale.
A handsome set Of diamonds for sale. O.,
Secondhand school furniture wanted.
See notice Of tho National Savings bank.
SWomsn's Suffrage Convention Thursday.
Bonds and stocks bought and sold by Walker 4
McRae. r.rg
Coal and kindling wood 1T Stephenson &
Brothers.
VIM. L. Wall 3 Go. will sell this morning 20
head Of drove horses. -
A stated communication Of the Grand Lodge +.
A. A. n. tomorrow evening.
An adjourned meeting Of the Knights Of st.
Peter will be held this evening.
Latimer { Cleary VIII sell on Thursday, at 1880
.: m, . lot Of pawnbrokcr's goods. "
Tho sale by b. H. Warner of valuable improved
property on south street, between Four-and-s-
half and Sixth streets west, is postponed until
Wednesday, January n.
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POLICE COURT.
M pnw Tuoupso. TIE

EnIT A TTlOnJpC0y .EnN
IN FL" ~ 1,Aoa. SoN NEos
looked Us tnougn ne had al tne ah Oh Adam
guilty race resting on his small square shoulders
as he entered the Police Court yesterday, charged
NTH . cr,,ne drinn;nu nth tho lo.tbsomor.ss or
.n,a,,,. s.a.t tn a.ta..,. Co. az 80 ~
cutfon Mr. Gloss, said that he held a warrant
against Edward T. Leon, Catherine Agnes Bah
COCK, and Mary Ross, charging them with aDor-
tion, and nc asked the court that the prisoners De
committed to jail TO await the result o. the infa-
nous injuries which they had innicfed on their
victim, miss Susan mcLaugnnn Ine warrant
charges tnat "they dlo, wiiulIy ana leioni9usly,
certaln lnstfument use on one susan McLaugn,
wiz ,1,en. 10 pIoduce sse,a ane sa,c
sS IA - id ue,mS am s..S y,
cause the death of the child"
The parties were renamed to jail. 1t "a
thought thSt the victim slowly recovering, and,
In case she does Escover the statute OF the Legs-
lature makes the Ring OF the cniid nan-
slaughter for which crime ine pafties VIII nave o
hearing at an early dete.
.-.....-.. ry.,,ravs -
ovns . 6re horse unop wb,cb he has never used
whip in his life: yet this animal from sheer IN
gratcfulness, got him into serious trouble with
coIOfed police OfficeY Sunday. The Oficer discOy-
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FIRE COXMIsSIoNERS.

Last night the Board Of Fire Commissioners
held an adjourned meeting ut Moerison's build
ing to prepare the statement Of the outstanding
Indebtedness Of the department. to Dsesmber !,
1874 The statement was submitted by the CON-
mlttee On accounts, with the exception Of Q few
small bills mot yet rendered, and was ordered to
Be transmitted 70 the Governor to-day. A largo
part Of the Indebtedness is for the unpaid salaries
Of the department for several months mast.
Owing to the absence Of Commissioners M orRau
and Hume, the board declined to take up the re-
On motion Of Commissioner Thomss It WAS de.
eided to date the dismissal Of Thomas Htnes and
Phil Meredith, % ofdefed the hast meeting night,
70 take effect Ja1uoyy "a. - -
The board then Adjourned.
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TuReyeH INE pEEvEEE EA1H5yo

TWROU0H LINE pEIWEEN WASHING
-. = 20 WAeMEofoN, pesemb0 - MA
1faina 0csycen WashlnGton and New Yosk arc
TOS new YORK, without change ofears.
Leave dai1y, except Sunday, at q H., and ! nd
s ., ron PHILADHLFHIA.. u
Lssve daily, sxespe sunday. - .. n, s.d ], Sd
ON SUNDAY. - Is q
- = - e 80. &c F;s.a.,,,,. r.v Yor. -
d O. aay; slso, the Co9Dany's Onsss . Renna1f-
fssssnssn parehaslne tieksts a ~ avsmue o0ss
ear thcrS sFfanGe - have their hAeGAge called foe
s1c 81 sitSoss "a o. r:sroad aAvsssssspens tor
s 81 and sis We. -
y YIN TEOs. B sHARR. Haster Of T.n.portaaso. a
SO < y 1tooSfzs zssss Z XxssSssss.. 4
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~ from tks Chicago and Besfon NTes.
KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.

KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.
Go to Savage's and get him to pat his unrivalcd
weather. strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been comforted, and advise their friends to
20 and do likewise. Jos. L. SAVAGE
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
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TIE COURTS.

I J. H. SVCIER y Gu,
Bankers, No. 1ils Pennsylvania svenue, pay q
| per cent. on alfdeposfts. =
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REAL EsTATE DIRECTORY

To-day We have received two moro numbers of
the "Real Estate Directory of Washington CITY,
carrying the work to square No. 49, and, as we
becomes the more apnereat and interesting tbe
nearer 1t approaches the centre and the most
built-up parts Of the city. Thanks to the pune
tiious watchfulness Of Mr.. Forsyth, the lines and
figures enjoy faultlessness never surpassed BY
any previous publication Of similar nature; but II
IN spite Of oil care and attention, any deviation
from the public records should creep INTO the
pages tho publishers in every such case will fnr-
nish q correct plat in time before the book IL
ready for binding. In this connection wcrecog-
syth in revising the publication, whereby he Sc
cures to the public, without selfish interest," .
much-needed standard work, and at the same
thorough-goin review Of the public records,
which has already resulted in several important
corrections. In brief, no publication has ever
been issued in any city Of greater usefulness and
under more favorable auspices and better guaran-
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THE K1RHBTa

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK 1xonAgoA -
NrsfsAedb b. Le,sts yoAnspn O., 1nakex Eeraes
Roso, nortkeast eornr PeaasyB0sata 0ssass oRd
Tenth srssf, Washfs4toa. :
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine tho fire and burglar proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
Neg YsEk svenRe and II6eanth stx{St for sfe
ksefing 81 sscaIitisE 5eweB ssYsr-warc, OF other
vallables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
apuup, according to eize. No business man can
AFFORD to do without them
Tske UorRtny from fks Chicago and Besfon dyes
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BALTIMORE AND PoToMAoRA1LRoAD

DEBUT CohNEHo S SlXTH MND d srhEEfs
TEAMS IExyE FOR ia TR4INs XRRiSE At
80 4 =, s@f. Man, s.s A., ass Toii h.
q. 81, !. H. 44s s9s Il. S a., ieeomnoa.
g.en, daily, except Sum ton, daily, except san
a. 81 6.,,y. Aecommod,- AZ NJ, baltimore h.
ssd i ma Vs. V: a aAs: "a 81. s.'
execptsrIday 7s1 p T., Aecomnoda-
sIssgs Ssp:s So BY s.ssR. TX
s:sS c, Incl q, AZ (. NJ. A..ommos
III tioSP. e2seps sSnday. Saltinofe. daiiy;, e1-
':S .P;IIy New sspf S sssdSsy' from wess
s:ss p. m, Paeldc Ex- n:s p. M, sosthern r.
pres aan'. NJ, Ne. " 81 Sspsss;s,
except Sunday.
p .. connect At Soxis Win sssins for ropes
Greek, leaving Bowie at - Q. As ard sac M, ar
irving e Popsis Greek af l:0 and II p n.
Trsins leaving W ashineton a 800 AID sH q q:
'. "a, -. Z: an, ans
uorthV1SS corner T6IrSee1th And Pennsylvania ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth and Pennsylvania ave.
nne, can have their 1890 ca1!ed for And CHECKED
We se:ef sSS sisRess . dnennas coiambss
Indianapolis, 1oulsvires st. Louis, Now Orie.A4
Chieago, Omaha, esa Tr.nciscof nd an Dsints
JRS X8S4Aksgx 81; saRss'11t s.ns.
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RAILROADS. Z
RAiTmOHS 1ND6a1011HROAD

ANDS.osSS AAA'oAD'
! Qa0A ansr SUNDAY. Deeense n, ls7a, trains
s::;:::: s =: ~ CIT Is ,ssI e -
1siilosa, dsilg.. VA Ass.opolit.n s.,s ..m.
ssssss. New fSFk and Fkiiidsiphia E1- -. :
s :II;':::::: -: 81 9
R.lsiRoEs snd M.1 fess. .o -
Rs:I's,:s PA Isw;s SsisSs:s 81 =
ss:s!s:ss;;s 8 " tsis:: Is E:
si 5sSi: sSis1s::s =. ;;sse NJ
Boston. New Yo;fi si1 fiii.1sii III. EI N
E#i:1IHy;yf5i;;..5T;;iy;s; -; SCR n;
s'ss. n, and a. 81 S.'e T 3 ,T9xs
- .,S 5;S Q: =. " - -, 60.
sem "a s.s L "a: BA A. 40 T.,
Asa. 8. - Il sH q !: + T. -.
- I3KNiMcHEsEER VIA MAIN LINE.
A.::s s.: q - >: =, .sasss. sana'y
rN 1&5 FL ri nna ~ p Va
T6R THE vxLLEY oF xikGiHM VIA NET
"A. SIS |. n. day, sss.ps sasssy; arriving :.
AN. : :s:s;ne :. n. and s..aa''n ''''' '''
fOR ELLICOTT'S MILL.
10. n. and 3:o and 10 p. m. except SUM-
esES p,-o,upo M. .--noro,-
"a rfCH 4SNuT0 r0lIrEEgrrSSLEirTAH
ROUTE
Leave Asnmgton g S:lo 2: u. and 7:3S p. N, and
% through Without ena16e % enE
rhrousA fo Scci1 nciansa q SAY u GAd si,v.
p,.s.0oen e Gind,nAa2, y. Louis. Chicago and
: y 1OR ANNxPOLls. 4
sAtos0 Q. n. and A:ls p. NJ; but not ON Sunday.
FOR NORFOLK.
AL p n; BIT not On Sunday.
fok fOANT W ROSnSsE AND INTERMEDIATE
Ho:IsS 4. p. ana p. M, except Sunday. Re
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NATIONAL THEATRE,
10NGREGATI0NAL CHURCH.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT,

p. SECOND GRAND CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY H.
JOHN ZUNDEL, OSgamist Of Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn.
MISS LAzAR, Principal Soprano of Plymouth
Church. 5,'f r.
Assisssa BY . Corps of Amateur vocallsss of this
REFRESHMENTS FURNISHED.
Admission for the course. S.; for gentleman and
lady, Is. Admission for this concert, 81 cents; for
gentleman and lady, Is cents. children under twelve
MetzerOtt's. jan9-5t
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THE HTTTCHINH0N FAMILY
VIM give ..e Of sA.is ialris.sis
SACRED CONCERTS,
N. A 1's 81 "a. n. .aoao1
% AoSDAA y. JanuaIy Is and Isl = ANiSess
stops sas
s:sss :; = s;ssss1 -, -; = -; - 9'sl.
- - 80. zsss kISS.4la ssE &: THE
-ARe.y e e-ee % Mill.rd-. Aoee.. dea
kslS :. !aA1IsoV0'0 ~:
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
1aDg Re1aavlvania Avsaae.
1h.v,as~ On ,ssd sse ,.ssess and oes. ssoei of
caRoxos 11Ak OLE PAINTINGS - -
- '-ss ~. .nq PHOTOGRAPHS
~ :.ds .rks. 1 s "sssa !. vii sell q
- =. =. ....s 49, - -.
49,. . yssy ass S:sor.neni q Gc,d ara Black
Xslnss Er.nes Sin and Velvet Phesos.eph'
s came low prie a. -. -. ''' s-'' - se.'
x &. = sr.ssS ssaesS
s sssss cAsn. A. n Elow'
To1 noUNf Vl1N6a.
fnsS tss1sc A11CWs 0sYesM Ir.ak Hs1ings.
g Sssssss 49,, Sil 80 - ~, va -;
DAILY fsSse E 80 ss ssx1H4 81 0!cf6cxIo
q: u s.
lk6ls -. |. :. e.. A.sx ese.ser xIrs..
os ~ o. FL - g. sss1s1 N; ~
I'm s1.S tssnsr.
No. .s.,..k q. s.s.ss. 5 .aa :.r.... .n.
\. Z H. a
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MASSEY,S PHILADELPHIA ALE

MASSEP'S PHILADELPHIA ALE
is the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
and restaurants in the District. The reason IL
that no other domestic Rlc equals 1t either in
strength or flavor. Families supplied with half
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, D. q.
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.YoRD,sLJANAUsCHBK.

A la,vs ,snIp s,aeaiel 49, - vrsseuk st
Fcrd,s l.st evsnine 70 'vitnesa Madame Jansu-
schek = LaAy WScSeth. Fhe impression We had
prcvioasly formed OF the lady's power q .
1reoedteaas Of tAe highest order Vas materially
stfenelhsnsA' 81 Hee 5sstink last evening. That
she was meee rehan excellent - Lady 6acbeth,
al present uoemed to feel; for in every action,
every look and tone pho displsyed remarkable
ability - - eotsess'of The hieheSt order. There
s1 sSoet = ~ 81 a :
- pes6esssg Of ro1arkabie Judgement, but Also
evinces hsr wondsrfal knowfsd9o Of human MS
y 49, eled % - the enorte Of the ny
sudfsncs a. crIv ny .nsn,,ss. sS ~ bv{ ~
ehoVed 8sst ~ EahsSe ,soss.ss ths shjiity hi
iudSs AZ IN sns,kv ~ th~ .So,.s.c, .f;nns hat
Jansuschek WI aesin snnSSr A Adrienne' one
Of her very best ohArnctef1 -
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-.-I
Americas Cheap Transporta-
.s-s ton Association,

JAMUARY IA, Is, 10 AND II, AT
= go. Lyee1m Hall,
Z street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
The Convention win organize on Wednesday, the
Aih instant, at 10 a. IN. ~
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
1ai2-Zt Il. II. FERGUSON, Secretary
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-29
se2-60d
APPLICATION for PATENT
NOTICE No. IL.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
PIocHH, Nevada, August 81, A. D. 1914.
AyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT h. A.
N THOMPSON Whose postofice address is
Eureka, Nevads) and David servfcs and Jamer
j. Smith Whose postofhce address is Quinn
Canyon, Lincoln county, Nevadal have this day
nled in this once diagram, tooether with no.
sice Of application for patent from the United
May 10, 1872. for fifteen hundred u ,S00l linear
feet Of the Wyandot Lode, the same running 800
feet southwesterly and 600 feet in northeasterly
direction from the location monument placed
where the croppinss Of me lode cross the rsvine
in Tenn Piute Mining District, Lincoln county.
state Of Nevada, and described in the plat and
neid notes on hle in this once. ss follows. to
wit
beginning ct . post married. No. 1, o. 8. sur
yey No 40, whence the monument on Grant
Peak bears N. l4h deg. E. LAO feet, The Kin
Rey shaft bears 8. Sc deg. min. E. 779 6-l0 feet;
thence running N. Nk deg. z. 500 feet, to post
marked No. q U. 8. Survey No. 20; thence =.
s6h deg T. 400 feet to post marked No No T. - -
post marked No. 4, o, 8. Survey No. 40, whence
post No. 1 Of survey No. 81, made for A. Z, Davis
upon the Kinsey Lode bears n. 6e deg. l6 min
e. 1855 feet, and thence n. S5h deg. W. 200 feet to
post No. l. the place Of beginnine-containine
8 S9.l0O acres-courses expressed from the true
meridisp, with magnetic variation Of l6h deg
This claim Ia located upon unsurveyed land
and IL bounded ON neither end by any known
claimants Tho nearest mines are the KinseJ
This claim is recorded in Book A, page 2ls. oi
the Tenn Piute District Mining Records, and !
copy Of the notice and plass can Be found
posted ~ 'n' '0'''''' ). 6. FOSTER.
saa.aod Register.
l
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-29
for PATENT.
NOTICE No. l2.

Y. 8. LAND OFFICE,
PIocAE, Nevada, August 81, A. D. 1874.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A. Z.
N DAVIS whose postoffice address is Eureka.
Nevads) has this day filed In this ONCE dia-
gram, together with q notice Of application for
. patent from the United States under the act OF
Congress, approved May 10, 1872, for eleven
hundred tllu0) linear feet Of the Rattler Lode,
the same running 800 feet southerly and 600 feet
northerly from the location monument, with
surface ground 200 feet in width, situated In
Tenn Piute Mining District, Lincoln county,
State Of Nevada, snd described in the plat and
field notes ss follows, to wit:
US. SURVEY Nc. So.
Beginning at post marked No. !, U. 3. Bur.
Peak bears N. s deg. AZ min. W. 2.841 feet. The
Kinsey shaft bears n. deg. 80 min. W. 10s6
feet, and a nut pine tree ls inches in diameter
marked Rather B. +. bears 8. "a deg. W. 26
feet; thence running 8. II deg. W. l.10O
feet to post marked No. 2, U. 8. Survey
No. 39 thence N. 7S deg. W. 200 feet TO
post marked No. 5, o. 8. Survey No, 80;
thence N. I2 deg. E. l,l00 feet to post marked
10. I, U. 8. Survey No. 80, whence post No. OF
survey No 50, made for A. Z. Davis upon the
Col Head Lode bears 8. 90 deg. 8 min, W. 172
feet, and thence 5. 7s deg E. 200 feet to post No.
l, the place Of beginning containing 6-l00
scres-courses expressed from the true meri-
dian, with magnetic variation Of l6h deg. east.
This claim is located upon unsurveyed land,
and 10 bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the Col.
Head and Kinsey.
This claim is recorded in Book A, page 212, Of
the Tenn Piute District Mining Records, and =
copy Of the notice and plats can be found posted
'A' ''A 10. FOSTER,
se2.60d Register.