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TAX ON BANK STOCK.
Case Of Tappan, Collector Of Chicago,
vs.. Merchants National Bank.
Decision of tho Supreme Court Of
tic United States.
The Right to Tux Shares Of Non.Resi.
dents Affirmed.

WASHINGTON, D. g., April 13.-The Chief
Justice dolivorod ho irat opinion on tho Bench
Of tho Supreme Court, today, In case from
ulinoia, touching tho right Of tho State to tax
nonresident National-Dnnl shareholders ut the
residence Of tho Bank, Tho nombots OF tho
Dar who heard 1t, aud his brethren On tho Bench,
speak Of 1t in onlogiatc terms. novor1y john
son ia complimentary IN his remarks, both aa to
Ivory. This wcs tho case OF Tappan, Col.
lootor Of Taxes, Chicago, against tho MorchRnta'
National Bank Of Ciilcngo, from, tho Circuit
Court OF Illinois, prosonting tho question
whether tho Legislature OF Illinois could, In
1867, provide for tho taxation Of owners Of
anaros ot capital stock Of 4 National Dank in
TINT State, ut the plaoe within tho Stato whers
The bank waa located. Without regard to their
places Of residence. Tho Court below docidcd
TINT tho tax could not DO thus lad, and tho
decree waa against tho Collector. That dooroo
ia horo reversed, tho Court holding that shares
Of stock III Natioual Banks aro personal property
under tue Nntional Banking not. They are q
species Of personal property, say tho Court,
(which is in ono Aonae Intangible. and incor-
porato; but the law which creates them may
separate them from tho pcraon Of owner for puy-
poHeH OF ta1ntion.h
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CoLuMnust o.. April l9.-1n tho Hsnato to-day
the following bills pRaaad: Bonate bill to amonl
500, 05 Of tho Municipal Code 30 AZ to provide
that tue testimony Of Witnesses oxnmincd before
tho City Council shall not bo used as evidence Ii.
criminal proceedings against them, provided that
no. official papor or recorda shall bo included
within tho privilege Of such evidence; House
bull to, coaify tile Ditch law Senate bill to
authorize tho incorporation of companies to sell
goods and merchandise; and HouBo hill for tho
1noro economical management Of tho 1nsapo
Asylum.
the Code Of Civil Procedure 30 rs 10 exompt
editors and propriotora OF newspapers from teali-
flying as to tho Identity OF porsors from whom
they roooiyo communications changing tho
term of office ot County Auditors frolu two to
three years.
, 1874-04-14
AT READING.


Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
READING, Pa, April is.-Tho trouble among
the iron producers and tho operatives Ia nitro
manifeet in this city and adjaoont country than
further up in the iron region. Tic United souH
OF Vulcan, tho iron-worlar8' labor organization,
have offered their wagos proposition to tho
manufacturers, who refuae to accopt tho same.
Tho result has been that number Of tho pud-
dlors and other workers havo struck, This 1norn-
ing tho pipe-works Of soyfort, noAlauus T. Co..
were stopped. .-...-'.........
Six HUNDRED nEN ON BTR1KE.
by this action, 2U0 more nloli Alye boon added
the operatives to afgn the 8o'callea iron-olad
agreement which requires tho men to renounco
the Puddlers' Union, but no onc aoons willing
toplaoo Ais namc to it, and tho doad-look re-
mainA az firm aa ovor.
4 COOPERATIVE IRON COMPANY.
Thore Ia q Btrong movement OH foot among
tue workers to form cooperative iron com-
pnAnYy. ~. ..o.. .u,, n..,.,.. 49,, u.,
still continues and thoro Is no probability that
tho difficulty will DO pdjus.oa. The iron mills
now closed, bosilcs those above mentioned, are
the ponnaylyana works, Danvillo.; orano'a roll.
mill, CataRoqua; Cnmbrln mills, JolMHtown !;
llogera' mill, Port Carbon Hardware 0.o!npanya
Worke, Noading tho Duacannon mill and tho
eugquohannn mill, Columbia; aud @. Z: Ponnock
& Co.'s rolling wosks, Costoryille. Thore nre
alHo q number Of minor concerns located In yarl-
Gus towns that 4ayo sooumbed during this dis
turbance.
When tho strike was started At the noading
Hardware Works there WAS somo
n1oTlNd AMONG TIE OLD HANDS
and Boma new mon tho company attempted to
run. The police ,ptorpoaed and arrested tho
ringleadsra of tho hnray, but not before several
OF tue party we're severely Injured. Tho com.
plete number Of puddlors and other hauda atrlk-
luz ii low estimaloA rs a, 900, while tho nunbor
Of turnnges out o1 blast In the State 10 $50.
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Specla{ UESNQ{chI 70 Tia Chfca0o IF31WNe
GRAND nAp1ps, Mich, April 13.--The houso Of
John Darling, prosperous farmor, near Plain
field Village, 0 miloa from here. was burned
down early yesterday morning. Darling and d
hirod MIN had lind1ed fire In two rooms md
gono to feod tho stock. Soon thoy saw tho houso
Ia Aames All the othor mombers OF tho family,
Eve In number, still asleep, were rescued ii
their night-olothes. Tho wind waH blowing, and
tho building burnod rapidly. Nothing but four
piccos Of furniture wore saved. Tho houso cost
nearly 81, 900. Total loss, $4,000. Some insur-
aneo Oh tho house in this city.
To-day dwelliug-houao owned by J. F.
Churchill occupied 6y himself aud . Mr.. Camp.
boll, both having families. was destroyed by fire
with nearly all tho contento. LoaA on housp
$1,000; partially insured. Furniture do:
Brlpyed.
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so Fan ALn CORRECT.
"And nothing further Ia to bo done at tho first
moottng unless With tho consent Of tho phrttoa."
Whom they ,wcro presented tho consent OF Prot.
road. "1'han give the minister {ulf copy
Of tho ohargos, with tho names OF tho VII
nosscs annexed, md citing all pArtios.n Il
struck mo tho aotton has boon irregular. Tho
papor ehould havo boon referred to tho Judloini
Committee to report At tito oarliest possible
hour.
Tho Moderator-l hardly think thai your in-
terposration OF tho article will staud, bacatBo
these charges could not bo spoken Of as being
boon read.
Prof. Patton-I Withdraw my romarla with
roforonco to their bong rafoIrod to tho judicial
Committee; ON perfectly willing that tho papor
Tho question was thon put on tho amendment
to tha Atnondment, and II Wna agreed to with
but ono dissenting vooo.
GREAT ooNFua1oN
followed, tho IrcabYterg Appearing not to know
what thoY had dono. Boma bolioyod tho alop>
tfon Of tho amendment aettIed tho nattor; ott-
ers oontondod that tho question B1lould rec,r On
The amendment as amonded md still moro IN
listed tns the aSoa ane7ton I'll on tho orgnsl mqton
rator was at Boa. and Looked benignly upon n
brother who proposed that tho motions aud
atnendments DO votod down, and . now begin.
ming made. Ono brother doBfrod to amond tho
annendmout to tho amendments after It had
boon agreed to, .ana t required considerable
persuasion to convince him that TINT wna not In
accordance with parliamentary law. Several
points of ordar were made ono being shat do
This uas not entertained. tho Moderator not
hohripg II, "a ho was hnpoloBely at work trying
to preaoryo order. There was disorder, but tho
Probhytors delighted to talk all at ono and tho
same time, and honco the Moderator lad a
rough time Of 1t, :
At LA8T-
Finally tho amendment to Dr.. Swazey's mo-
ton was agrood to, as was motion aa amended,
the understanding boing that tho document was
to DO referred to Tho Judiciary Committee, and
that thoy wore to rapport In the morning.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Parties prominently identified with Tho trade
Btate that every furnace in PennBylvania will be
blown out by June.
WEEKLY PAYDAY WANTED. ..
All classes OF mechanics aro laborlng very
Rtrongly to havo their employers pay thom wook-
" INSTEAD Of monthly, tho lattcr systom being
worry much abused. Last Saturday night . largs
tho worklngmen to take atops to push such 4
nlovomont, and tho following resolution WAS
adopted,
Ii ia senata and Ho,ssa n Nerre,satattces -x,.
Reading. having bco1, 1aboring undor great ieulliea
in receiving our wagcs ty monthly payment Ahtt
Of ivory !aboring In tho Bato If Pennsylvania, TO
receive e wages at tho cloao Of avcry woel Eeapeet
fully would aBk your honorable bodies to tase tho
question into your earneRt co1sidoratlgn, and pnea
h1r. McOullough'a BILL by 30 doing your honorable
bodies will 1ocovo tho thanks Of evory aborlnB mail
In the Htatc Of Pennsylvania,
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Lntcst from tho Orovaascs Near New
Qrlrnl1H.

New ORLEANS, April 19.-A crevasso 800 feet
wide is roportol at hfcCullom'a, two n1tloa be-
Engineer, who waB dispatched to tho mouth of
tho Dayou Piaquomiiio to cut ti1o dyke WHICH
koops tho watera Of tho Mississippi out OF anld
bayou, has returned without executing lila mis-
Town Of Plaquemine, In public meeting, pro.
toetod against cutting the dylo, and resolved to
prevent 1t by force. They havo /. detail Of armed
mon guarding tho loyee. It IL now positively
oponing Of tho bayou plaquenno would ovor-
flow tho Town Of 'plaquomine and tho greater
portion ot 1borvilc parish, horco tho opposltlon
OF tho citizens,
BATON IouaE, 1a., April 18.-Tho crevasae at
McCullon's plantation etreotH Wnrda Crock and
Bayou Foutaino bottoms, a1ld about lfteen river
Plantations botwoen the orovasae and Bayou
Manchao. Tho planters and Levoo Company
will mako ali effort to cloao tho broal.
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this morning destroyed aeven buildings in tloo
business part Of the town, including aIillar's
Wholesale liquor store. Kont's drug store, tho
Hale House, Mul lgard'a restaurant aud heavy
GERS. The loss IL $4,000; insured for 500 ,Go0.
The fire is the supposed work Of an incendiary.
Thcra are no Ere ongpoH In tho town. a heavy
shower Of rain prevented tho spreading Of the
flames.
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Case IN fntlfnnap0llSs
Cnstjnf Dfsn1f.h In 9ht f,hfeu1o Trihn>1f

71s7H3tc7
Isp1AaApo11s, Ind, April 13.-Tho Superior
Court to-day decided that tile city las the power
to tax slaros Of National Bank stock By act OF
March 4. 1878; TINT capital stock ia tho property
OF tho corporation; the shares tho undivided
property Of the stockholdor; that d tax upon
shares Of stock is not q tax upon capital stock !;
TINT tho provision In tho chnrter OF the Bank Of
tho Stato Of Indiann is to bo strictly construed,
and TINT tho words uBed In TINT instrument
mean capital stock, and, by no rulo OF construc-
tiou, can bo nado to embrace shares OF stock as
the individual properly Of shareholders.
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EARTHQUAKE SH1cK.

OA1no. ILL.,, April ia slight shock from nn
earth9uako Wns Experienced III this city yoster-
day afternoon, boEwoon and 8 o'clock. In tho
evening, about O. o'clock, tho oiouda In the
southweBt aBsumod curious aud unusual config.
urattons, assembling In short semt-circular
bolts, ono above snothor, with thc,r convoxitY
towards tue zenith. To-day tho weather ia very
bluBtory and threatoning.
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towed hor throo hours whom shc aank, b tniloa
from Oswogo.
PonT 0oLponNE. Ont, April 10.-Tho 1iarbor
is oloar q ico. Vessels arc arriving aud leaving
without lindranco.
OswEno, N. T.. April 19.-Tho sohoonor Cho-
noy Amos, with wheat, from, Toledo, ARRIVED to-
night. This Is tho first arrival through the
Weiland Qaual this season,
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NAVIGATION,

DETROIT, April 18.-News from tho Straits TO-
pottH tho wcathor fair and calm, tho mercury at
B5o, and tho ioo unchanged. -
81. oAguEn1NE's Ont, April 18,--Tha pro-
peller Milwaukee, arrived at Port Dalhous|e this
morning, bringing. tho crew aud yawl Of tho
found in a sinking condition, Tho Mllwaukse m
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CLEVELAND, O., April ia fire this morning
destroyed tho large drying sheds of the Lake
Shore = Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
situated about two miles east Of the Union
passenger depot. Tho sheds wero filed with
seasoned lumber, 4 large quantity OF which was
destroyed. Loss from $50, 200 to $40 600. Tho
aamoa were kiudlod by sparks from q passing
locomotive.
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r.sa f5at n*pas III, f. Ihs Ga'sago hrs T'orns
O'Clock Sunday morning frnino dwelling house,
located Oh tie cornar of drnngor and Clinton
streets, in Saginaw City, was destroyed by fire.
The building Was owned by Theodore Casweil,
but had boan vacant for Rone time estimated
loss, 81, 200; insurance, $500.
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Special Dispafch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
81. Louis, Aprl 13.-1ho not earnings Of tho
Atlantic d. Pacific Railway and leasod lnoa for
january, aa compared with tho corresponding
time last year. SLOW an inoroaso Of over $G00, ,C0O
for tic year.
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Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BLooM1NoToN, ILL.,, April IA freght-car OF
tho L., B. l. ". 4. Il. took fire iu Bono une1-
plainod manner yesterday about o'clock, ahout
half mile west Of thia city, and was entirely
consumed,
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At L0 Claire. las

Special Dispatch to Tho chtcaqo 1ribuns.
DAVENPORT, H., April ia fire in Le Clairo,
this county, yesterday destroyed the Congrega :
tionhl Church and franc house. Tile lire
caught In some tarred oalzum from hot Btoye-
pipe. Tholoss on tho church ia 81, 800; inHur-
al'ce, s5o0: Loss on tho house, $4,000; inBur-
anco, 1000.
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The Wisconsin Central Lnnd-<:rAnt-~
Tho New Railroad Ls4sv In yVinc0za-


Tho New Railroad Law In. yyiacoza-
sin.
Special DiapateA IN The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April 13.-neports from Wash-
ington are that tho Wisconsin Central Railroad
Company has come to an understanding with
the Interior Department in relation to the lands
for five sections, for which Gov. Taylor issued
certificates last winter, but on which Secretary
protest Of Influential citizons OF Wisconsin that
Il ho did so tho security would bo insuf-
0cient for building tho road from Stevens Point
to Portngo, as required by tho olRrtor. It iB
stated that ho concluded for the prosont to with
hold patents for lands along two sections OF 20
milea each, aud gaYo the Company their option
OF SECTIONS. They chose the two whore thero
was tho least coal, including tho uppor section,
whoro tho grant Is Tapped by tho prior grant to
tho st. Otoix d Superior Railroad, II It la not
inyalidntod. Tho loss caused to the Company
BY neglccting to build, or arrange for building,
1t would Aaye cost. -
THE NEW RAILROAD LAW,
There ta lively concern through tho State In
regard to the course tho railroads will probably
april 28. The only information that has roachod
tho public In regard to tho mattor has been that
giyen by THE Tribune. Tho press Eenerally
unito In warning the Railroad Companies Of tho
folly and danger to tlom OF resisting or ignor-
Ing the lay, and remind them tlat t'le un-
the result Of the suicidal policy Of raising
freightB in tue woght of tho crop movement
inst fall, which caused suoh feellng as lotl to
the nomination aud election Of men bound to
show tho railroads that thoy woro net omnipo-
tont, aud stimulated the strife between parties
and leading. mon in tho last Legislature, Us to
who should mako most capital BY restraining
railroad legislation,
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Special Dispatch to 4ho Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, April 13.-Preeident Potter II.
Watson, Of the Erie Railway. arrived here late
last night in tho steamship Abyasnia, from Lon
don. Ho wont to Europe last fall for tie pur-
pose OF securing, If possible, loan Of
$40, 10000, which oBtensibly was to enable tho
Company to extend ana improve It's limo, but WAS
ia reality, 1t afr. Auditor Dunan'a statements
arc to be believed, to e1tricate it from tho quag
miro in which 1t is Aounderlng. Whethor ho
was successful or not, ho has not yet made pub
lio, but tho general impression ls lero that ho
FAILED TO CARLY OUT H1B PLANS.
What his courso will bo with respect to tho re-
cont communications respecting tho solyonoy OF
tho subject of general conf lecture on the .Btreet
to-day, mr.. Walton kept his room at hts hotoI
all day, and would SOC no ono but otI}ciaB high
in tho administration Of tho Erie Road, Tt is
understood whom ho heard that Dunan had writ
ton communication in tho newspapers affecting
much overcome. Another story contratlicted
this, however, and said that when he heard OF
Dunan's letter he Was In good spirits, and wns
not even angorel by IT.. It Is officially UNDER
stood TINT d meeting OF the Eric Directors will
be called Tomorrow, and TINT h1r. Watson will
abroad, and will refuto tho cbargos made in
Dunan's letter. The Directors
DESIRE AN INVESTIGATION
OF the anairs OF the road by an unimpoachablo
accountant iu tho interest OF tho Lbndon share
holders Of Eric, aud tho accountant will be ap-
pointed and arriyo in this country soon. Tic
Board Of Directors has cnbled the following:
Tho Board learn with satisfaction that tho Eric
stockholders will lnoye for m examination Of the Conf
panys accoInts. We trust thnt tic persona sent will
be solely in tho interest Of tho Erie stockholders, and
OF such unnpeaelablo character to render .o re-.
port conclusive.
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and bo able to reach result In something loHa
than two months. But 500 no roason! what
eyer, Mr. Moderator, for tho action Of tho judi
cal Committee IN case whore tho party conn.,
plainRnt atands individually responsible for tho
charges preferred.
ALLOW NE 10 CORRECT YOU,
DR.. Observation-Disclosures there IL not
iu our rnloa Of discipline anything in regard to
the Judicial Committee, there Ia something In
tho ruiea adopted by thia judicature racom-
meudol by the General Assembly, which pro-
yiles that a1n all procossos Of tudicaturo where
that tllero DO committee OF judicaturo ap-
pointed, to bo called judiciary Committee,
woso duty It shall be to arrange all the papers,
mud to prosecute, under the direction of tue
t!nndicature, tho whole ordor Of PROCEEDINGS.
titled, notwithstanding their performance OF
tha duty, to et and votein tho case under process
OF tuaieature."
NO HAHN IN REFERRING.
Mr. Waymal.-Tlsro certainly could 10 no
harm In referring tho matter to tho Judicial
COMMITTEE, oven + thoy should report II back to I,
certainly IL provided in thia rule we hhy adopt
cd that every matter Of this kind shall bo re-
torred to tbs judicial Committee.
THE PHooREDtHoa IRREGULAR.
Mr.. Iaylor-lt struck me a. worry Important
that tho matter should ho referred to tho judicial
Patterson, aud also Important because the pro,
csodng thua far has been irregular. AGO riding
TO tho teaching Of the book, all these olrges are
out OF order: Ihoy should have peen laid upon
tho tnbIo aud placed IN tho hands OF the enoauaed;
far is irregular, and 1t Haems to no tlat we havo
tho consent ct tho accused party before We pro-
coed any further In this matter, IT ought cer-
taiply to ho referred to the judicial Committee.
Tho statement Of the book IL very plaln' "When
, 1874-04-14

lho Church Of Tho Messiah, IL Chicago, III sulstanee
that he aGreod with him .fco1ier) ii his theological
where he wao, as be could thereby accomplish more
doctrines contained In the Confession of Fath w
Tho doctrines commonly known ~ "Prclossination,"
s ,a Pf o
Ssf ysar it, that It Ss'e1 ne had ens bsoo that
affirmed bby tho synod of bort, naming. Tie three
meaning tho rea Of the docrinea adopted mud taught
by the Confession Of Faith.
'.Tho Church ot England ]oins with lie tsaoutlng
sposolio succession in iana whare ths Drahmin can
20 far outao In tle quantity and abaurdty o holy
saSs e. sa Icy Ara there Tug
more obseuro;, md thus ali tho rroteatant aeeta
e il ss' @ nsssss i e. as' Z
ho when wo hhall ne a. fully ashamed In America Of
tS things TINT ayaG u.s. Us we ars whom our feo
MIhe specifications contaneu nudcr oharga frat nre
relIod contained undor and in support of charge
second, tho snmn as II repeated.
proved by e printed writings of ill., gSng a. aboyo
sssss T. sn sy By hs sos saa 0 d S D s VT
Respectfully submitted, FRANCIS L. PATTON.
WHAT Is TIE CounaE2
The Modorator-You lnvo hoard thnso ehareos
mud specifications as tley have boon read by Dr.,
Patton. Happily, in onr Presbyterian Church,
We llayo had 80 littlo experience Of scenes like
thia-charges aud trials for heresy-that l, for
my own part. must confess that am little ct a
the presentation of these charges. Ny lmproH-
sion, however, Ia that tho ,aastor will be Baf}l.
cloutly clear It | read See. Of Gimp. . OF ou1
Book Of Discipline:
When complaint Ia laid befor0 tho preshy!ery; Il
5nr tc ia r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-26
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE No. aJ9.
u. n. ssrvey No. ~.

TT =. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
Os NevadA. June ~. issl-Notice IL hereby
given thai Theron H. Winston, whose post Of.
Zee address IL At Carson City. Nevada. has in
behalf % himself and Joseph II. Winters made
application for United States psien, for twelve
hnndred q 300 linear feet (more or le--l on the
Mount Hops lode. called the plos seuor mining
claim, extending In a southeIly course rom the
the tennessee Mining Company. and situate In
Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon county,
State of Nevada, embracing said lode. with Its
entire width and depth. wherc-oeycr the SANE
may b. found To extend, either In lts course.
width or depth. with surface ground as herein
thereof said mining premises being desig-
mated u. =. Survey or Lot No. %. In Township
l6 north. Range ~ east. Mount Dlsblo mrrid.
Ian. and dc-cribed in the plat and ibid notes on
hle In this Office AZ follows:
Beginniny NJ post No. I. at centre OF south
ern end line 81 the claim located on e~asterly
slope of the vidyc 20 the wet of the Virginia
and Carson road. from which the smoke stack
g. me p. ss:,. AS si.,.S, s ssoS, s ss ,c: .Sa' ao mi
Lincoln bears south ~ degree. east thence.
souih Tak degrees east los iect. TO post No. q;
thence. north 5 degrees west i,oso feet, to post
No. 3; thence, wet sol feet. TO post No. 4;
thence. seafh ) degree. east i.oit feet, to post
No. S: and thence. south s2s degrees east los
feet. 10 post No. I. the place Of beginning. con
tanning 4 3 10 acres.
Courses and bearings from true meridian.
Magnetic variation is degrees 30 minutes east.
The adjoining elaine are the Genne-se on the
,orth and the Great W on the -outh. The
Dsney claim, a. surveyed. lice to the east.
From post No. , above described. the qnsr'
Ger section corner on the west line OF section
ia. In Township 10 north, Range q east, Mount
Diablo meridian. bears north n degrees ID min
utss west. distant 100 feet.
Ths claim herein applied for 10 recorded At
PAGE es OF book "A" Lyon county records OF
ion. Lyon eousty, Nevada.
ADOLPHUs WAITE. Register.
HoYr, SKARs q McKxE, Attorneys for Claim
ants, San Francisco, Cal. Juo eSd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-26
APPLICATION FOR PATERT.
NOTICE NO. 235.
U. y. survey No. d..

TT y. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, May n, lsIt.-N0tice II here
by given that the DAYTON No. . Mining Com.
pany. by its agent, X. L.. Thomas. whose post
ofice address is at Virginia city Storey county,
Nevada, has made application for United States
patent for eight hundred 900 linear feet Of the
Eureka lode and Dayton No. , Mining Com.
pany's claim. DEVILS Gate Mining District.
Lyon county, Nevada. extending ~ feet In 4
northerly direction from the location notice.
along the line Of said vein or lode, and embrac-
Ing the same with all Its dips. spurs, angles
and variations, with surface ground 400 feet In
width, and described on the plat and field ro,es
ON nle In my Office ne follows. to-wit;
Beginning at poet No. !, located about 10
feet west OF the Virginia and Carson Toll Road,
being the northwest corner OF the Mennon
CJmpany's Survey. No. IS, and whence Y sec.
ton corner ON west line Of section 81, Town.
ship IL north. Range u east, bears routh ] de
gree D minutes wet l.i5J ieet. and whence
aiso Memnon Company's shaft bears south 81
degrees " minutes east 3s6 feet, and running
nom said post No. !, nrst c~ourse-along north
crn linc OF Memnon Company'r Survey. No. IS,
east 900 feet, to station No. = on hou,c top;
thence. second eo~urre-norih 80 feet, 10 port
No. 8 thence, third ~course-west 40 feet, 10
poet No. Il; thence. fourth e~ourre-rouih 10
ieet, TO point Of beginning, post No. J.. con.
tanning Z 35.iOo acres.
Courses and bearings expressed from trus
meridian. with = magnetic variation Of Is de
grecs 30 minutes east.
The location Of the claim IL recorded In Book
~ !" on pages 40 and 29i, OF the mining rec.
0rds OF the Devils Gate and Chinatown Mining
District, kept at Silver City, In the Office OF
the Mining Recorder OF said district.
The m OF the adjoining claims are the
Mooney and Whiteman Company's claim on
the north, and the Memnon Company's mining
myas IN IDOLpuus WAITE. REGISTER.