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, 1874-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS,

THE Honr11Ens RAILROAD NOT ABANDONED.
contemporary having started ruinor that tho
WISCONSIN Central llailroad, tho lessee OF tho
Northo17, Road, had concluded to throw up tho
leaee AZ q bad bargain, and abandon the opera-
ton Of tho road, TuE TRIBUNE correspondent
called ut tho office of the Wisconsin Contlnl
Company. ut Milwaukee, Saturday, to ascertain
tho facts and learned tat nothing OF tho kiud has
oyer eptcred into tho ldenH OF tho management
rho roport evidently originated from aonle por-
son having spite agalnst the Company: INC
ayAtem OF Tue Central, Of which tue Notlhcrn III
All important link, ends at Worcester, % Ml!eH
aouth of PonoAce Iron llango. There IL hio
Ashland, on Lake Superior, aud tho produce q
the mines il shipped at Ashland for Cleveland,
Buffalo, and Detroit. Tho Central had to stop
building when THO panic caina. yeur aeo, ~.
hupoH to span over those dcsifao'o W miles Me1t
n.i ness' In which sons Of tIo loveost akes trout
atroarus, aud sylvan ecenea in this Stale arc nla.
dan away. There il 10 necessity for aDandohlnE
duo Northern Road, al it III dong a. !oass 10
much ~ most OF our Northwestern tru ,''; trw,n6
wi,ich 10th jincB aro constructed haa yet to 10
davelouod, md. il the companies can be maue to
v;nli nua,ntiug exreuseB under existing cltoum-
ssauces, it IL fair to suppose pro'lt a"a'ts then
by mud by, 1t they hare grit otloueh 10 nold ou'
TltE IOWA PACIFIC.
conplotloa. Tho iron has ell - srffiyod and ~ l.,
force Of no ifo e ~ of cIcaeo
tuuuo l. minnesota lsallroad. OF which tho low,
Paejiio is but continuation, Is a1ao nenrly COM
plotod, This road IL already slniahea 10 Elkport
distance OF IL miles IRON tho Turkoy-ltiy
Junction, whore II loayos the main line Of ths
Chicago, Dubuque l. Mlnneaota, on the Missile
sippl luyer. At Fayetto 1t uroaseh tho Daycn
port l. st. puul Railroad, aud tho Burlington
codar lsapltls ! Minnesota hailro4d. and 1us ~
west Of the latter nuitoH With tho Iowa Pacific
IN the midst Of u Ane mud productive country
| Tho road will run to Fort Dodge in d Rhort timo
| The London capitalists vino took tho low
Pacific bonds to complete tho First Division als'
l,ayo the option I'LL the 18th Of October to TAX
tho bonds for tho completion Of the Second u!yl
| Blon wost Of Fort Dodge to the Missouri Nlver
at Ouawa. II Ia thought they viii take them
| and this part OF tue road also DO speedily oona
pleted. large share Of the grading IL abroad
| dono.
TIE uHgBArEARE ; ONO
| Moasts. TlBk Il Ilaton antar''eo tnat : VIZ
largo majority Of tls bouaholaess and creditor
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Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad Company
have accepted tho Company's proposition for d
setslomont OF tho outstanding obligations Of tho
ROAD, and urge upon tho remainder the necessity
OF tho CompanyB credit. A largo
amount Of bnndR md cenronB nso FINDING
daily, and 4 nnccoBsful rosult Is confidently an-
ticlpated. As aoon ia lilo financial Affairs Of tho
Company nro arranged HtepA will be taken To
perfect tho Woatori conuoctious OF tho road to
Lonisvflle and Cincinnati.
THE nuhi1NaToN, cEuAn Nhr1D3 MINNESOTA.
Tho Durugtnn Cedar linplds & Minnesota
This Company operate tile following linoH:
H., ,A,,u Ittes.
Museatine Divsion, Musra.tne 10 1tiyersde 81
Pacific Dlyialou Vinon To Tracr, rs
Total.
During tho year 1873, 52 mlca Of tho Nlwa,,-
koo Division, . milos Of tho MuBcatino, and Of
tho Pacific Division woro completed. OF tho
1nnin limo 81 mitoR from Plymouth to Austin, Ia
lclaDl from tho Milwaukee It St. Paul.
No atasemcnt Of capital account accompanies:
tho annuM report. aud tn fact worry lstta inforna-
ton Of any kind except tho statement Of oarn-
inKa and expenditures. Neither ia tEero any
statement Of tllsluoaa dono oxcopt that in 1874
and 1875 437 750 tons Ut coal aud 3d. o89 705 feet
OF lumber wore carried.
Tho earni:gs aud expenses for tho year cnding
Dec. 81 weto:
5s;:ss: 5ss:!'s 5;si;3 ,';
Net earnings. s..........s s5s,cl5.9s s5sl, ,7s7.os
Fer eent x e % s:3ivo se sSseoS
1ho increase in groas earnings wss $ls4,-
a6l'75, Or 1851 per cont; III e1rcnses, e1G0,-
OBJ 81, Or 3i.90 por ceut; In net earnings, $685.
427.39, or 1888 per cent. The earnings per milo
| decreased II. 81 per cont.
Tho Company failed to pay interest due on
its bonds In November laat, aud has since nr-
ranged with tho :holdora to fund several cou-
pona.
RAILROAD EAn11Nds.
Tho earnings Of tho pttsburg, Fort Wayne d
Chicago Railway for tho Blk mouths ending Juno
81 wero:
EsPenssss Ei@'ass tsssss9 ssa sissb fss fssfaa
Mt earntngs.sl7aoa as2oa sl,9o8, ,oo2s5 t17ao7o.eo
Tho expenses were G0.07 por cont In 1874. and
| Gl.1v per cont III 1878.
Tho oarninga Of tho Columbus Chicago l. In
diana Central Ratlroad for the sIx Months ond-
/ ing june 50 wore:
Earnings 81 o5 45s.5, ,9,2si, ,5;s.sl *55oo7ss e
E1ponEea..,.. l,tol,eao.37 2,ooo,o15,l2 51s,u747s
Net oarnings..s 43o,als.1s $ aso,oao.7v ,,.,,..,,
The expenses were 77.23 por cent Of earnings
| In 1874, aud 87.G9 per cent In 1873.
| Tho earnings Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee, Il st.
Paul Railway for the second week in September
wcro; 1874, $lG5, 200: 1871, S277,s2o; dacroase,
$112,42o. or 4oh per cent:
| PERSONAL.
At q meeting Of the Directors Of the Valley
Railroad, held ut Cleveland OH Friday, AIR. D. l..
KING, Of Akron, was elected President in place
Of Judge Rouben. who resigned on account Of
| ilf-hcaIth.
, 1874-09-28
IONA


There 1s no Legislature to elect. this year,
The nominations for niuor State Offices and fo,
Congress are:
Anti-Aonopoiy. Renub|tean.
8ecretary Of State,
David Morgan, Josiah I. Young.s
Auditor,
Joseph II. Kiug. huren Il. Sherman.
Treasurer,
Henry G. uargig, William Christy.&
Attorney General,
John II. Kcatley, III. L. Cuits.s
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
George ". Ball, Edward ]. uolmca,
Heporter Of tho Supicnle Court,
;1suca N. Ncart Johu s. 1tunnells,
Negiator Of state L1ni-O -On}ce,
Robert II. Rodearmel, David sccot.
CONGRESS-.
1, Leroy @. Palmer, George y. McCsary,
2. Juhu L. 4leean, Johu z. Iults,
.. L. L. AinHworlh, Charles I. Arangcr,
4. John Bowman, Henry e. tratt,
&. Jamrs wilkinson. james Wilson,
u. Z. n. Cafes, Ezekiel b. Sampson.
:. Junu D. Whitman. John 4. KaBson,*
g. Ausun Rood James ". McDin,
.. q. L. Whiting, Addison Oliver.
IHdeut,sdtAt-6, Joseph Auotta.
, 1874-09-28

Special Dtspateh to Yhs CAteaao 7ribuns,
ponr lluMoa, MEch., Sept. al DowN-Props scotia
Wuslow, Raleigh. sani1ao; schsa zack Chandler,
TA1nlas Gtrto, WAteEtown, Mossa Gage, Kate wlns-
low, 0othawk.
Ur-lFops Benton, Weuona. chainulaln, Hcotia No.
9, j. II. Owen and consort scra John Nsalsa. Maria
Martini J. L. dl,nrc, Y. +. 1uro, r. !. King.
W1an-Bontl, ughts Wy4tAst AAs.
, 1874-09-28

WEST VIRGINIA.
The Legislature to bo eloetcd will ctuoee a
United StateH Senator vioo Arthur I. Boreman,
Republican. There Is 10 State oflcor to elect
this year. Tho candidatoa for Congress- aro.
Democratic Opposition.
l. Benjamin Wilson. Natllan 9on, Jr.
q Charles j. Fauknot. Af0xA1dor L. potoltr.
3, Frank Hereford John Hail.
or tho Opposition candidates. Gen. Golf alone
IL tho nominee Of n Republican Convention.
H1essrs. Doleler aud uall arc Independent Dom
crats who have boon encouraged to expect the
support OF Republicans without formal nomiua-
ton,
, 1874-09-28
Arrested After II Thrse Ycara' Chase.

Arrested After II TIaree Fcara' Chase.
Special Dfspateh to The ch.rago Tribune.
Newark, O., Sept. 27.-A young nun, named
Edward Purcell. telegraph operator at frsd-
e.icktown, O., was azreBtea to-day and brought
to this city by an officer from Eric, Pa, on
chargo OF assault and battery with intent t. to
murder. The olfeuse WAS committed at Erie,
Pa, throo years ago, Biuce which time Purcell
bus eluded the officers.
, 1874-09-28

DEMoCRATro MEETING At QUINCY.
spec,al Dispatch 10 The Chteaoo Tribune.
Qu1xoY, ILL.,. Sept. 27.-The Hon. Scott Wiko,
Democratic candidate for Congross, III to do'iTer
a speech ut tho Court-Houso, In this city, on
Wednesday evening. Tho local candidates for
county offices arc alAo expected to make speeches.
The Democratic County Cont al Committee
have perfected measures to dofcnt tho Ropubi'c-
IN and the Singleton groenbacl party. They
havc called grand masH-mceting 1t the Opera
House On the 21st Of October.
, 1874-09-28

5SpfEEI1 U93HHltN =,
OBllKosH, Wiz, Sept. 26.-Iho Republican
County Convention mot this afternoon. and
nominated the following ticket: State Senator:
W. 7. Nounda; sheriH, E. stophena; oleSk s, Ct
Court II, B. lIarH!Iaw; County Treasurer. Il. ~:
Deeds, Willia,n Qulden; Distrios-Attorney, a.
4. Austin. All but tle Sheriff and District"
Attorney ara denominations.
, 1874-09-28

Gpsciat Uispateh to I3.c Chicago Tribune.
DEs Mo1sEs H., Sept 2G.--Tho primary con.
yen.toua Of both parties for tho selection OF
township ofrcors was held in thH city this ovon-
ing. On account Of the proximity Of the election
mora than unual interest waa taken on the re-
sut. Tho Republican primary was test rs TO
tho atrcngth Of the two factions The anti-Kaa-
son element won By tho nomination OF she!r
ticket. Tho excitement over tho prospects on
Congressman IL growing iutenBo. ard tic at'ti-
Kasson ele1nout IL growing stronger evor day.
, 1874-09-28

Y4WKTON COUNTY, D4Rs-UEAUUHATlut
YANgToN. D. r., Sept. 20.-At tho Yankton
Democratic County Convention, today, strong
ticket waa nominated for tho varions county
Offices, after which eorloa Of resolutions woro
y aased to tho effect that W. a Dmrieigh, tho
sS had not As seeeptad' ''s and tbat tho Non. H. K.
Armstrong was tho first and last choice Of the
would givo him their hearty support. Much
enthusiasm and uuanfmity characterized tno
nr1e anH}nua
, 1874-09-28

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MOUNT yEnNon, O., Sept. 27.-Atthur Dnlo,
young mnn 20 yonrs Of ago, while under tho
influence Of llquor, attempted to get on afreight
train Oh the G.. Mt. Y. l. o. Il. T., was run over
and instantly killed horo tonight.
, 1874-09-28
MEATH nF A VETERAN.

Dos7os gopt a7A d!spatelh hd1a,d fs9m posta, rh',
ssryed for over f,f.y years lu tho united stotos
dc va Tia oldest enlisted 1Aan ~ tho service,
having aorvea ta the wara IL Florida anti Me7loo
uhhrao OF Fott ConBu.utl0n.
, 1874-09-28

SpZttHE Ut9pHIEH 70 TIC I191e8uo 'FoH'ps
MANSFIELD, pn., Sept. ,27.-Another block Of
buildings was burned at Fort pitsminos. near this
place, this morning. between and o'clock.
This il the third block burned within tho past
weok, all supposed to have boon set tire to by tho
striking minorB to prevent the 1taiiana from
occupying theu. Loss ST. goo, The arrival OF
150 Italians at these mines this morning haa
created little or no disturbance.
, 1874-09-28

Tho Legislature to 10 elected mill choose q
United States Senator, vico Thomas ". Upton,
independent Republican. There are four Stlto
tickets, as follows:
s,mb!,sa,.-aovcrnor, stlas GaEher,- Of Webstcr
EQUITY; Secretary Of state, Bruno Tzsehnck, Of
Acn, ]. II. hcHsnzb, o, Neusaha County; State
fson Ns.nan Sf D. Ia Wj5x
Caunty.
a!tc-ooveznor, Albert Tu1bury.. .. otos
York County Treasurer, Kobsrt @. jordan, Of uaa!
County; auperinteIdnnt Of PUBLIC InstruItton, FL
Milton Montgomery, Of Lancaster County.
Observation-Disclosures, jonathsn =. Gardner, Of
Mts1o. q Hs!l County Treasurer, Tl,a.nRson nsssl
ot s4undSs. County spsfu'endent Pes 1nstrae I4s
@ 5 q " wakts aso ~ pe
cratic ttkel} Attorney -&unural, Milton Montgomery
{also on Democratic tckut).
ha County; Secretary Of satu, William g. 0ngsE, Of
burt County Tioasurer. Taonpeon Dt.sc!l <aso on
e1sk sspsaedst sta Gf n9 I
arpendent tlc&ets) statt"PElson Inspector, Q, u:
Parker; Attorney. .donoral, Joseph H. Webster, of
Tho nominees for Congress- {sho State bsing
entitled to one member) are;
Rsputtean-Loronzo CrounBg.s
D'mocras-Jaines W 4, eayags. OF Omaha.
acknowledgements ". DaYit, OF OmRhA.
lyuhttit.on--J. g. Miller, Of Saunders County.
Also, for IN additional Congressman, contln-
gent upon tile claim tharoto boing allowed, tho
Republicans hayo nominated Patrick o. Hnwos :;
tho undergraduates, Jamea D. Calhoun; tue Pro-
hibitloniHts, ]. 4. Fairbank and tho Democrats,
diaregnrd.nK tie claim, male no nomination.
Tho people of Nebraska, 1T tue October eleo-
tion, will Yoto for or against Constitutional
Convention,
OHIO,
There Ia no Legislature to elect this year
The nominations for minor Btata Offices and fol
Congress- are:
Democratic. Republican,
Hooretary Of state,
William Bell, Jr:ss Allen T. WikoH.'
Qotumsatouer Of Common HehooIs.
<shafls4 q. Stuart. Thomas ". Har9hy
htc,upaF of Board Of PUBLIC Woskt,
Martin Bhilatra atsp4an u. uoAu4at4
, 1874-09-28

Special Dispa{ch to Tie Chicago Tribune,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, sept. 26.-Oarl Vim
Ions, tho Holland laborcr who WAS in1ured on
Friday by tho caving In Of earth on Kent Btreet.
diod thiB morning about II o'clock.
, 1874-09-28

Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago TFtbtnf.
poDsoN, O., Sept. 27.-Ephriam nasor, agod
Is, living about mlles north Of this place, whilo
In tho.woode squirrol-huntlng to-day, about II
o'olock, accidentally shot himself, tho contcnta
of hls Shotgun passing through bis bowola and
lodging In his back. Medical aid was summoned
immediately, but hia rooovory is Impossible.
, 1874-09-28

SNUH 11Hu 3A111cu "HRc UHs EHuHk1HRs
Bptcfai Dtspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune
LOGAN, O., Sept. 2e.-Yosterday whaio OEnoy
Dou, son Of James Don, Of Nolsonvile, was out
hunting in company with d companion by tho
name OF Self, self's gun was accidentally dis
Charged and tho contents lodged in Orney'H
heart, killing him INSTANTLY.
, 1874-09-28

Sptetai D.aputeh to The CAieaso Tribune.
JOINT DISCUSSION AGREED UPON.
anAND RAplns, Sept. 26.-CongreHsmnn Will
iams las accepted tho challenge Of his opponent,
tho Hon. M. D. W1lbor, to discuss political queB-
tious In each OF tho five counties OF this Con-
greaaionAl District.
, 1874-09-28

LITTLE nooH, Ark, Sept. 2o.-don. ". y.
Wiltshire has heon nominated for Congress by
tho Third Domocsasic Congressional District Of
vas held here to-day to ratifY tho nomination
, 1874-09-28
LOGAN COUNTY, 1IL.--DEhfoon
!sf,fctdt uituafch 10 9'he Thtcudo I'fIbMNt.

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago 1'r1o"n:
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Bopt. N.-Tho Logan comfy
Democrats held tho'r County Convention In this
city yesterday AFTERNOON at tho Court.Honse., T.
Lucas, Of Lake Fork, WAS nominated for shorif /;
Solomon Kahn, Of tllia pl4co. for. Coronor, hnd
Wiund1o, Of Sheridan, for Representative. The
attendance was very gopd.
, 1874-09-28
INDIANA.

Tho Legislature to 10 oloctod (senators chosen
In 1879 holding orer) will choose United stntes
Bonator vice Daniel D. pratt, Republican. There
arc tlroo State toaots, viz:
Dtnsocrattc.- Republican.
Secretary Of State.
John L. NoiI, William ". Cnrry.*
Auditor,
Ebenezer Henderson, Jnuies L. Wildnnn.'
Treasurer,
Benjamin g. Shaw, John D: Glover.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
James Il. Smart, John N. Hioss-
Attorney General,
Clarence L. Duskirk, James g. DENNY
Judge IT Supreme Court.
Horace r ptdlIc, Andrew L. OabDru.'
INDEPENDENT Refot1u-Secretary Of stute Isaac 8.
Gtout Auditor Tholnas J. Ttuskc; Treasurer, Nor
ris G. Bennett Superintendent. An0row Il. Grahan
Attorney General. William A. peollo; Judge Horace
r. Blude,
, 1874-09-28

There is no Legislature to elect, this year.
The nominations for niuor State Offices and for
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
PATENT APfL
Application for Patent
NO. Is.
L. s. LAND OryIcr

T.. s. LAND OrrIcE,
~-or1crE usskfd Nsyads. Aus; q, .ls7l.5
~ the Newark Silver Mining Comn mAr
lPosto6ice address Newark, White FEY
County, Nevada, has this Say fiodi ne ie
this office . diagram together with a notice Of
Sprl,sa. modsr 70. az, q a P.tsn, from the United
10, 1872, for fifteen Observation-Disclosures
feet of the Buckeye State Lode, tho s"wa
running a2t feet northwesterly and !76 fest
southcns GJ from shaft No. 4, with surface
ark Mining District. " hite Pine countv
State Of Nevada, and described in thc ny.
and Geld notes on file in this office rs follow
to wit: "s
q. 8. Survey, Ne. 40.
Beeinning at a post marked mo. 1, US.
of Survey No. IS. made for the Newark Sii.
..er. Mining Company, upon the Chibu.bn.
Lode. whence the 4 section corner On The
nor,heTn boundary Of SECTION ~. ls. n. H.
and tho mouth Of tho Chihuahua Tunnel
bears n. 6,1,,o W. 267 feet; thence runn;r~ 3
sl34o f.. l,5Oo feet to post marked No.. L. s.
Survey No. 40; thonce $. 5sAo ". 20 feet To-
whence post No. 2, Of Survey No. ii, made f";;
bears n. So lS' W. 23lll. feet; thence n. SiS::
W. LOO feet. to post marked No. 4, U.$.
feet. to post No. i. the place Of besinnins
containing d St-lO0 acres, courses expressed
from the true meridian, with q magnetic ya.
ration Of lbl27 East.
This claim is located in tho unsuryeyed
part Of Il. ", N. K. IS, 4. NJ. D. NJ, and /,
bounded on the north by the Original Chi.
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A, PAGE a.
Of the Newark District Mining Records. and
a copy of the notice and plat can be found
posted ut Shaft No. !, upon tho lode,
81 CYRUS +. HORN, Register,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

dollars, or by confinement in the coun-
~ Jail for not less than one month nor
more than six months, or by both
such fine and imprisonment, in the dis
crction of the Court.
SEC. Ii. All willful. corrupt and
false swearing or affirming before any
Registry Agent shall be deemed per-
jury, and on conviction shall be pun
ished as such. Ifanv Registry Agent,
or any other person in any manner
concerned, shall willfully and cor
ruptly violate any of the provisions of
this Act. the penalty for which is not
herein specifically prescribed. he shall
be punished for each and every offense
whereof he shall be duly convicted, by
Imprisonment in the State Prison for a
term no less than one year nor more
than five years, or by fine OF not less
than one hundred nor more than
thousand dollars, or both such fine
and imprisonment, in the discretion of
the Court.
SEC. IL. The Act entitled "An Act
to provide for the registration of the
names of electors, and for the ascer-
tainment by proper proofs Of the per-
sons who shall he entitled to the right
of suffrage. approved February "a.
1866. is hereby repealed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
Notice of Application of Married
Woman to become a Sole Trader.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ SARAH JANE JOHNSON, Of tho
town and county of Euroi n and State of Nc
vada, wife of Jehn johnson, interds to make
an application to the District Court of tho
sixth Judicial District in and for EurekEr
Count :, state of Nevada. on the 2sth day OF
October, A. d. 1874. at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon Of said day, or as soon thereafter As
counsel can be heard, for an order of said
Court permitting her to carry ON business IN
the town and county OF Eureka, state OF Ne
vada, in her own name. and on her own &C.
count, pursuant to an act OF the Legislator
Of the state of Nevada, passed February t;
1871. entitled IAN net to authorize. married
women to transact business in their own
names as sole trader.
The business she intends to carry OR is that
Of conducting and carrying on a dress-mnkins
business and buying and selling real and per-
sonal property in the county and State aiore-
said.
Datod this 2'd day Of September. !s7i.
SARAH JANE JOHNSON.
HlLLHoUsE 4 DAVENPORT, Att'ys. s23-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
Lots For Sale !

GONE DESIRABLE LOTS FOR PRIVATE
- residences, situated on Paul street, in Mac
donald's survey, will be sold on favorable
terms. For fall rsrticuiarsa apply. to
MACON MACDONALD,
AT my residence. &c South Spring -,reet.
apI2-ti-,y7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2G.
s. LAND OFFICE,
Eureh a, Nevada. Sept. I. lS7

Eureka, Nevada, Sept. l, 1884,.
NOTICE Is HEI,EBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Silver Lick Consolidated Mjnins
Company. Postoffce address Eureka, Noya-
filed in this Off e n diagram together with a
notice of application for u patent from the
United States, under act Of Congress arr
proved May 10. 1872, for twelve hundred and
three Il ,.U3l lineal feet of the Silver Lick and
Eobhic Burns Consolidated Lode, the same
sonihwesterly from the Silver Lick Shaft.
with surface ground 100 feet in width, situat.
ed in Eureka Mining District, Eureka coup.
ty. State of Nevada. and described in tho
plat and field notes on file in this Office rs
follows, to wit:
U. S. Survey No. IS.
beginning ut n post mark I'd NO. l l.. s.
Survey No. 10" whence post No. ! of Survey
No. IL, made for Hermann llcynemann nnon
3.l2S feet; the summit of liuby Hill bears
;. lie ~ f.. 6.3i3 feet; the flagstaff in the
town of Eureka bears :. 81 81 +. lI,0l2 feet.
and tho Silver Lick Shaft bears $. 4io W. 4l3
feet; thenca running 5. 81 f. 40 feet to post
mark No. :, T.. 5. Survey, No. Is; thence :.
Survey, No. Is; thence n. -. W. 200 feet, to
post mark ed No. 4, Us. survey, No. u: and
thence n. IS T.. ). .0} feet, to post No. /, tho
rlacs Of beginning, containing ) l2-lO acres:
courses expressed from the true meri-
dian with u magnetic variation Of l6l2s
East.
This claim is located upon unsurvcycd lands.
and is bounded on the southeast by the Vera
Cruz and California Consolidated Lode.
This claim is recorded in Book +, page l45.
OF the Eureka District Mining Records.
and a copy of the notice and plat can be
found posted vt the SILVER Lick Shaft. up
50 CYRUS F. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

San Francisco, September ~, 1874.
nFTltE or THE EUREKA CONSOLE
" dated Mining Company, i0S Cali ornia
street. Rooms and D. san Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Np,ice-Thc annual meetin. Of the Stoct-
holders Of the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company, Tor the election of Trustees for tho
Company, in this City. on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of October, 1871, at one o'clock r. ~.
s2J-td W. ". ThAiLoR, Sec'y.
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EXECUTORS SALE

In the Matter of the Estate Of JOHN
o. DARROW, Deceased.
District Court, Sixth Judicial District, Eure-
ka county,, Nevada.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
N pursuance, and By the rover and author.
ment of John %. barrow, deceased, d,iy pro-
batrd i'll said court. the undersigned, eNtc.S
tor Of said will, will sell ut pubic aactlon 10
the highest builder on the following terms, 10
wit: FOR all sums of and under two hunire"
dollars, cash; and for all Sums over Two nun
dred dollars, on II credit et ninety Gays l"lm
interest on such sums at the rate 81 two PEI
subject TO confirmation by said Ilstrict' our;
on SATURDAY. OCTOBER XII. lS1i' AZ Io
o'clock A. Nj. Of that day, at tho office OF inc
late John q. barrow, deceased. ono nooI
north of the Turner House, in the town Oh
Eureka, lii said county and state, the 1oiicMI
ing personal property, to wit: A large Nh.
well selected law library, consisting in part
Nevada, Indiana, Illinois. American and
United Eat 3 Supreme Court Reports; hi..a
States, Ma aachusetts. Indiana, ILLINOIS anu
California D;gcs:s, and a large lot OF Law
Toxt Eooks; also a lot Of miscellaneous
books, carpets. chairs, tables. desk, oeoh.
case. lamps, stove and pipe, lounge, bed' peu .
stead and bedding. bureau, washstand, Win
numerous other articles. c. Il. HORN,
Executor of said j. Q. barrow, deceasfu.
September Eth, lo1i. sA--tu
POSITION EMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
SATURDAY. October 18th. 1874. at fhe sa"o
hour and place. I. .iiuh
~ - rS.t nj
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Dissolution Notice.

VYIE COpARTN ERSHIP HER ETORE EN-
i isting between Thomas Kelley and Cy-
rus Sanders, in the Saloon business, is this
day dissolved by mut':al consent, {. San
dcrs Withdrawing. Thomas Kelley will pay
all Indebtedness of the firm and collect all
bills due the same. 1ilOM As KELLEY.
CYRUS SANDERS.
Eureka, Sept. 2Sth, 1874. SO
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Public Notice,

NJ NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
M hereby notified II AZ tie I;asye Console
dated Mining Comia any Limited will not be
resi- onsible Tor payment Of la Dor or material
furnished to PAL tics having contracts or
agreem ants to work on any OF the Coinpany's
mines in Pinto, Secret Canyon, or elsewhere
in Eureka county. join X. MURPHY,
Superintendent
Eureka. New. October 7. 1873 osti