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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-11
LOUISIANA.

Action OF the Rival Legislatures-Ths
Kellogg Senate Enacting = Funding
Law to Cover All state indebted noss.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1874.
The McEnery Legislature to-day adopted a resc-
luton authorizing all members who may see ut to
DO 80 to absent themselves until such time as the
Legislature shall not be prevented by federal au-
thorty from proceeding with Its legitimate bust
ness.
In the Kellogg Legislature the funding scheme
recommended by Governor Kellogg, with the con-
currence OF the Chamber OF Commerce, passed tho
Senate to-day, by a large majority. The bill pro-
vides for the funding, at the option Of the holder,
at the rate Of so cents on the dollar OF tho
outstanding Indebtedness Of the State, in
consolidated bonds bearing seven per cent inter-
est, the exchange to be in London ana Europe
through agencies to be appointed. tax OF nve
and a halt mills is to be annually levied to meet
the interest on the new bonds, without further az
preparations, The total taxation Tor all State pur-
poses Is limited to 12h mills, and che debt Is
limited to the amount OF the consolidated bonds.
Ali the existing contingent liabilities OF the State
are repealed. The bill Is expected to pass tho
HOugn Monday
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well dispense with Trinity rs dispense Sith
st. Paul's. Our old city landmarks, especially
where these are devoted to religious purposes.
should be touched with gentle hand. We have
already too few of them. We ought to preserve
rehgiously those we have
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Our CRY PRISON. -The presumption now
is that the Tombs will continue to be for some
years to come our great city prison. It is now
found out that the place is not so badly suited
for its purpose as some months ago we were
led to believe. The Grand Jury have given it
as their opinion that the Tombs only needs a
few alterations and some enlargement to be
equal to all requirements. A bill was on Fri
day introduced into the Legislature to repeal
the act of last session, which provided for the
erection of new city prison, and Comptrol-
Ter Green is now of the opinion that the
Tombs, with some improvements, may, after
ALL do well enough. Retrenchment is the
order of the day. Wise economy for its own
sake is always worthy of praise. 1t is possible
that already our criminal population is costing
US too much.
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OVER THE RIVER THIEvEs.-Brooklyn
seems disposed to keep her end up in the
matter of municipal thievery; but her thieves
operate in poor and suburban spirit They
steal in sums of from six hundred to o
thousand dollars-which is disgraceful.
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OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10, 1877,

CINCINNATI, JAM 10, 1874.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day the
committee reported an article to confer the right
OF Suffrage upon women, the article to be sub
mtted to a separate vote of the people. The Con-
vention refused TO adjourn over to attend the In
auguration OF Governor Allen at Columbus, on
Tuesday.
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Foley stu After Green.

The bucolic innocence which should dis
tinguish Tityrus piping at the foot of a
beechen tree does not seem to have had place
in the bosom of Andrew H. Green when he
was singing his economy eclogues as President
Of the Park Commission. The picture of Mr..
Green's pluralizing Offices in his own person
and grabbing after salaries as furnished by MI.
John Foley is dark chapter Of dealings Of the
order of All Sin rather than those of an honora-
ble upright Park Commissioner. To be Pres
ident, Treasurer, Superintendent and Archi-
tect-in-Chief at the same time was coming it
strong" yet Truthful John estates but the
facts" He finds on the books that when Mr.
Green had journeyed to Europe he had resolu-
tons passed by the Commission paying his
expenses to the amount of sixteen hun
dred dollars, for sixty days absence,
thirty of which were passed, it appears, on
board steamers, by which, Mr.. Foley alleges,
the Green man travelled free. If the broad
term swindle cannot be applied to doings Of
this nature We are sorry for the English Ian
guage. The "Allen'' House arrangement is
another pretty piece of work, for which the
retrencher of scrubwomen's salaries mulcted
the taxpayers of some thirteen thousand four
hundred dollars for his own benefit.
This raid on the treasury was carried
without the slightest attempt at justification.
If Mr. Green had desired the city to furnish
the "Allen" House with complete sets Of the
most costly Partisan furniture, and had then
furnished similarly the houses of all his
hangers on, his offence, in this respect, might
be more glaring, but morally no greater.
1t was one Of the weaknesses Of the Ring
to furnish private houses at the expense of
the city.
1t is something to have pierced the callous
moral skin of q man like Mr.. Green and to
find him trying to hide his doings by shut
ting, where possible, the door of inquiry into
his salary grabbing past. The manifesto of
President Wales on the matter is q
miserable petiio principa and not wor-
thy of public officer who pretends
to honesty. The total of Sill, 623 reached
by Mr.. Foley as the sum of Mr. Economy
Green's city treasury raids will startle great
many. The rank hypocrisy of the creature
who docks the salary Of poor scrubwoman
Of days pay when her work was performed,
yet who pockets thousands of dollars himself
in the manner indicated in Mr. Foley's letter.
should secure the unmasked hypocrite's re-
ward-unlversal disgust.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Fiehth avenne and Twenty third street-HUMPTY
DU1PrY ABROAD at AS 2. NJ CLOSES ut 10 AS z. n I;
Or q. l. Fox.
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THE TRIAL OF POSTMASTER MoULToS.

The jury in the case OF J. J. Moulton, late ros'-
master in TINS city, has been discharReus n"'"H
been upabie " agree.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Tueptv eJvbt IN street and Observation-Disclosures al
IN M; closes at 10 80 +. N. Mr. Harkins, Miss f. Da
NEWPORT.
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MRS coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
washin gton street. Brookyn.-LED ASTRAL at sP NJ.
Moses at IL r. NJ. Mr.. Frank Roche. Mrs. B. Conway.
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OLD ST.. PAUL's TO REMAN.-It is said that
greedy trade and hungry spectators have ac-
tually set their eyes on ST. PauPs church and
the graveyard Immediately adjoining. The
new Post Office has made the neighborhood
already sufficiently gloomy. We cannot afford
to lose St Paul's. We are glad, therefore, that
hungry SPECTATORS have this time failed of
their purpose. One million dollars, and q site
for cemetery somewhere in Westminster,
were, it is said, offered and refused. Two mil
lions of dollars, said the spectators The
two million offer had the effect, we are told,
of making the Trinity Corporation deliberate.
After deliberation it was decided that the
property should not be sold. The thanks of
the downtown population are due to the
Corporation for this wise and manly decision.
If it is intended that the city Of New York is
to have future, its breathing spots and its
beauty spots must b. cared fox in time. As
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1874
Lieutenant Commander Charles II. Craven has
been detached from the independence and ordered
to the Kearsarge.
Lieutenant Commander John J. Reed, from the
Kearsargc, Is ordered TO the Richmond.
Captain whiting, Lieutenant Mark and Engi.
neer W. H. Harris, OF the Navy reported to-day to
the Court OF Inquiry, in session at the Navy De-
partment, investigating the causes OF the sinking
OF the Virginius. The Court Is holding daily ses-
sions.
Work To BE stopped on the New sloops.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Jan. 10, 1874.
orders were received at the Navy Yard to-day
directing a general discharge Of the working
forces OF the yard account OF the reductions In
the Naval Appropriations bill by Congress.
Five si0ops-of.war building here, and the
order creates no little CONSERVATION.
About 900 men are employed In all the depart
ments.
delegation of republican politicians and work
men left Portsmouth tonight Tor washington, 10
urge the Navy Department. to nave an lron-clad
sent here Tor REPAIRS and to continue work on the
new sloops.
The Gaena il two-thrds finished, and orders
were received yesterday TO build her i've COM
pound engines before the fiscal year endsa
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wALLACK'S THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street-A MAN OF HONOR,
at r. M closes at go r. n. Mr.. Lester waack Miss
AM DE An
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OLYMPIC THEATRE

OLYMPIC THEATRE,
Broadway. between Houston and Blocker streets
GABRIEL GRUB, at p. NJ. closes at II p. NJ Majlton
Raynor family
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BOOTHS THEATRE,
Sixth avenue and Twenty third street-LA FEMME DE
IEU at As p. M closes at II r. NJ Mrs J. b. Booth.
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
opposite City Hall, Brooklvn.-KIT; OR, THE ARKAN
SAS TRAVELLER, at p. NJ; closes at i0a3 2. N. r.
s. Chanfrau.
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Balm HALL,
Great Jones street, Lafayette place-THE Pill
GRIN, at p. NJ; closes at 30 Z. NJ
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ROBINSON HALL,
Sixteenth street.-The PICCANINNIES, from Londo
Afternoon, ats Evening, ats
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Judee DurrelI,a Case.

NEW OBLEANS Jan. ~, 1871.
The Congressional committee appointed to tn
vestigate the charges against Judge Duren have
finished their abors and will leave to-day Tor WASH
inQtOn.
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BRYANT-S OPERA HOUSE,
Twenty third street. OF Sixth avenue.-CINDEl
ELLA IN BLACK. NEGRO MINSTRELSY, &c, at
. N. closes at ~ +, NJ.
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BOwERY THEATRE,
Bowery.-LIGHTNINGB BOB at 8 p N. closes at II r.
Mr. Marius Turck.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
No. 58S Broadway.-VARIErY ENTERTAINMENT, Al
z ASP. d. closes At 1890 z. N.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN
Broadway between Prince and Houston streets
ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS, at 8 r. NJ THE BELLIES
OF THE KITCHEN, at 9 p NJ. closes 10 80 p NJ
Vokes Family, Mr.. LefingwelL
WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway, Thrtieth stneet-PERFECTIoN, at
2P. M. closes at 4.3O p. VI. BEN MCCULLOUGH, at p
NJ closes at IL p. NJ. o. D. Byron.
HoOLEY,s BROOKLYN OPERA HOUSE,
opposite City HaiL-HAPPY WORLD, at z. NJ. closes
at l0:l5 T. NJ
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
No. 20l Bowery.-VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT, at p
n. closes at ii r. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-07
PA TENT IFTL ICAT TONS.
Application for Patent,
NOTICE No. -.
L. :. LAMP OFFICE.


Eureka. Nevada. Aug. II. 1874.
NOTICE. l. ,HEkEBi GIVEN That
~ the Newark Silver Mining Company
Tostofiice address Newark. White Tips
County. Nevada. has this day filed in
this office a diagram together with a notice Of
application for a patent from the United
states. under act of Congress approved Nav
10. l>72. for fifteen hundred-l.S o-lineal
running 524 feet nefthwcstcrly and ..6 fect
southcastcrly from Shaft No. /, with surface
ground ga feet in width. situated in New
ark Mining District. White Pine countv.
state - Nevada, and described in the rla,
and teld notes on file in this office as follows,
to wit:
beginning at a post marked No. /, US.
Survoy. No. 10" the same being pest Nc, /.
of Survey No. IS. made fer the Newark Sill
yer Mining Com any, upon the chihuahua
Lode. wheree the / section corner on the
-. +. NJ, i. NJ. bears n. 81 +. 2,ess feet,
and the mouth Of the chihuahua Tunnel
bears y. 81, ". 20 feet; thence runnirg $.
5lt4 T.. 800 feet TO post marked No :. L. 5.
Survey Ne. 20; thence ). go ". go feet to
whence post No. >, of Survey No. 20. made for
Frank Getschman upon tho battery Lode.
bears \: 81 Is W. 23il feet: t.enee y. sll,o
W. leo feet. to post marked No. 1. Us.
Survey Ne. TO-: and thence ". ST. f.. 30
containing S-loO acres, courses expressed
from the true meridian, with a magnetic va
ration Of lbi.s East.
This claim is located in the unsurveyed
part of I. T.. y. Il. -, +. VI. u. VI, ard i,
bounded on the north by the Original Chi.
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A, Page ss.
Of the Newark District Mining Records, and
Il copy ot the notice and plat can be found
posted a, Shaft No. l, upon the lode.
81 CI +. UDRN. EeyiStcr.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. -.
Us. I.,Np OFFICE,
Enr,.ha NnNnIl-

I-ITthH -NtNhNd. tct. -, lS'i-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John +. Jones, john II. Loberts, Ed
ward } ones and James ruihy (! o>tutiire adj
this Office IA diagram, together with notice OF
Application for II patent from the United
states. uLder act OF Congress approved MAY
10Th. 1872. tor enc Thousand Loo linral fc.t
of the dorado Lode. tn, same RAINING 800
feet norihrrly and 800 feet >outlicrly from the
location monument at til. Colorado shaft.
with surface ground 30l feet in wi lth, situate
ed in Eureka Mining District. Enreka county,
state of Nevada, and described in the plat
and field notes on ile in this Office as follows,
To wit:
U. S. Survey, Nc. 70.
beginning at a post marked "No. |, L. :.
Survey. No. ~" whence the summit Of Ruby
l:lii bears N u +. S.i11 feet. post marked
No. |, of survey No. 81, made tor Hermann
liynemann upon the II Dorado Lode, bears
y. /" ~ i. l,t2 feet; the Colorado Incline
bears ;. > II T.. 5lN 10 feet, and a spruce
llne tree, two feet in diameter. marked tolo-
RADIO Il. I. bears :. ~ ~ ". IS feet: thence
running ): 10 u T.. ZOO feet. to post marked
No., 5. Survey No. =: thence ). -. ".
9'o feet to post marked No. : | :. Survey, No.
-; thence ~. liz ". 1000 feet, to ro.t
mSrked Ao.i, IS. Survey No ~; and thence
.N..4 20 feet, to place OF beginning: col
from the true meridian, with Il magnetic va
ration of ill., East.
1hl.c LAIN i located upon unsurveved lands,
and Is bounded On the south by the Maria
mine.
This elaim is recorded in Book u. ra-c los,
OF the Eureka District Mining Records, and
n copy oi the notice and plat "an he found
posted At the location monument at the Colo
RADIO shalt. CYhUS +. hOkN,
o-1 tepistcr
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Administrators NOticc.

District Court Of The Sixth udieia District
of the State OF Nevada, in and FOR Eureka
county.
In the Natter Of the Estate OF
CHARLES NEVER. Deceased.
NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ undersigned, administrator of the estate
of Charles Meyer. deceased. Ia the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them. with the nee
essaIt vouchers, within four months after
the fret publication OF this notice, to said Adj
minlstrator, at the law office OF Lansing x
Hubbard. on Clark street, Eureka, in sand
county and state.
VI. B0R0NSkl.
Public Administrator Eureka county, New.
Eureka, october l., 1874 oiS
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. Gard 80 the Public,

A PECULIAR CASE CAME Up HEtoHT
"A Justice beatty lately. wherein J gavc
per iata anal.agi5.d with god. To he m l.
ed il tarsra. A. tn llafe could not h..
melted in Erreta. LdWaIG han onne gao II
10 NJ. Ialler, The lew".er, To take to- >an
/ ~rauci-co To Lavtitmeit,d at the Mint. tho
consented to dot Tree Of oLalye. lii pIat-
brought - 40. the mint charging = eem-
iniS,Ion-leaving - ~. ! lpn my calling
said Ed"ard tharbonHc a Girty thief, he gave
me tn sIan nj -. !eavIEga baIarceo l - H.,
came up before jude Betty, "A vel! kIo,n,
conf etent Judge, Who rendered d verdict
against me. GABRIEL ROCHE.
aIl-lLf.
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NoTXcu.
IuREKA MINING Axn sMEA.T.

Il ing ComTany. Location vi rlinei al lac
oI Darkness. san iraLti-co. taii.urnia; loca-
ton of Yorhs. Eureka. Nevada.
Notice: HERE are dclIn Iucnt uiun
the following described Stock. On account OF
assessment No. / levied GA The l7,h dsy q
February. 1874. tn several amounts SIT O.
rosie the nanies of the respective sha:s-
holders, as follows:
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iSSESSMENTS.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
NauNUN0. NyUuB , .f

principal Place of Business. san francisco.
State Of Location OF Worss. Eu-
reka, Eureka county. state of Nevada. No.
tice. There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of assessment
gust, 1874. the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. as
.,ff,r..
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Tic above sale is hereby postponed until
Thursday. the i3t. Day at Nose,h-
her. l.. ut -ne O'clock p. VI. Of SAID day.
NJ the office OF Maurice Pore * &C., 70. .
Inc street, San Francisco, Cal.
NJ +. K. 81 NkEk. Sacre.arv.
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No. No.

And in a"corda nee with law. ar AZ ord.r OF
the lnaiG of ilrector<. madc oil the twenty
nth day If Aug 81, Ia. ~ nanv. shares ii
each farcel Of such stock a. Mal be nee s>a-
Of the tomf any. IL gntsuWcry stIaet, or
Monday. tiie Ninciccisth pay "Gcio-
brr. ls.i. at the hour ut twelve o'eioch N
neon, OF sucl day, to 'ay delinquent a>>t>-
m5ntS III room. together with costs Of udver-
tl>lu. and X~scI>c> # tlr safe.
I. /. IkiCH. SecretarH.
ctiee: No. iHi Montgomery street. san
lranciSco. California. o.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

'i'IE CufAKTNEH,lIP IiFIEiur0RF
i existing between Cha L. GaI and JOSEPH
incl. under the firm name o8 s,.il X Vim
eli /. this day dissolved b. mlt4al consent.
joseph winch having purchased tha mf.i-
e>t 81 the hrm in al ~ pInrerty,i il hereby
authorized 10 collect all d .5ts due fhr firm.
ard J. Liable for all d.hts q xIns h-fHe firm.
and vii e~ontiltge the 10 -iue-- a. wLol.-aIr
aud retail dealer IN lueat.. cditle and -tecr, at
tn" -allIe place. tii.itst> til.i-I.
no. Jp~E"I NlNLrAL.
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TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES:
OR. cIBeoN's DisPEN-

~ OR. GIBBONS DiSPEh-
R>l SARI, NJ. G23 kEAHN1 81,
corner of Commercial, San Fran
~ mercial street. Established III
f>Ji, Tor the treatment Of sexual and seminal
discusses. such aSttonorrhna, elect, structure,
syphilis in all its forms, seminal eaRnes-,
Intpotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases OF year.
standing, and Icerated Legs, ETC., successful
Is treated.
DR.. GIBBON has the Plea. ure of annonn-
ing that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe, and has re-
sumcd practice.
Tho Doctor has spared neither time nor
money IL seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
walton OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission l. the consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved seXuai
indulgence. i practiccd by the youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, PrpGuc
ing with u~HeTrIng certainty the following
train Of Morbid symptoms. unless comhated
by scientific medical measures, viz: >allog
c0untcnance, dark spots under the eyes, rain
in tn had, ringing in the ears, noise Ike The
ru-t.Ius Of leaves or rafting OF charI0t>, I'M
ea-iLe-, about the IONS, weakness Of the
limbs. confused vision. biuntcd intellect, loss
ut confidence, dltidence IN approaching >tTaB-
gers, a dislike 10 form new acqGaIntances, a
disposition TO shun society. loss OF memory
fimples and various eruptlons about the face,
hectic hdshe-, furred tongue, fptid breath
coughs. consumption, night sweats. monOina-
MA, and frequently INSANITY. Ii relief be not
obtained, YOU should aPpiS Immediately, el-
Their In person or by letter. and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails o.
c.tectIHg u quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CT RED Al
HOME. by addressing Il letter to Dii. GtB-
BOY. stating case. symptoms, leH-;h Of time
the disease has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
f-t.-.s- - - mart lF fha country u-Teh
fIii and plain directions fer use.
BY incio-ins len Dollars coin in a re--
tered letter through the Ps-trlHce. or
through els. Fargo y Co.'S, "A TaesHge If
medicine will be forwarded T. any part OF the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will pleas.
state the name ot the paper they Sec his a.
vcrtIsement in.
All communication strictly confidential.
address BIZ. j. r. GIBEuN.
Box 1871, san Francisco. California.
rEI -
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m Il

ESTA1E OF CHARLES MEYER-ALL
Meyer. deceased. ulu-t make Immediate faY-
merit - the uI3.rslgHed, a. the law afice ri
Lansing a iiubtaui. aitnin ten das- from
date, or suIt viii E- brought To en cree lay
metir. NJ. BGEUA%kl. Administrative.
Eureka, october -. Is7L eco
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Council Bluffs Iron Works!
NANTrACTTEEis OF ENGINES AND
VI Boilers: alsJ
MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY!

Office and works on Main Street. Council
BlLlts iowa.
T. HEHDBIE, President.
). tGitI. SEC and Irea,.
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Tn, date FOR sale OF stock d.~linauei I M
der tho ahuva assessment. i ru.tHouad utIl
Monday. the Oh cap Of November.
1871. by order o. the Buuri Of Directors.
"l>td T. T.. BEACH. Secretary.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. =
L. :. LNSp OFFICE,
Eureha. Nevada. Nct..i. ISL

Eureka, Nevada, tct.ci, lS1I.
NOTICE Is HEEEEY GIVE. TINT
n Juhr l.. Jones, John II. Eoberr.. Id.
ward ,Ieues. .Josrth Jones. rostofic,. NH ss
EureEa. nevada; William Miller. pototfic,
address. bingham CANYON. toh Mint
Moore. po>fotflcr address. ,n'hir t,,v Jtnb
have This day til.d in this .,i;r, . .i.-,an
together with a notice of aTiI;rati"n 1ar n
nntcnt from the / III 49, 80 ..
Of oncr.s. an,rov,I Ma 10 -" ~ az.
teen hundred iIa Gr,nI t,.t ot ~ Sl'i,t l.;
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