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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22

atcrest apmaadea. or tse principal
falls ase tas iewus lrcqucaay cape
f.enaea reaction. ana from a. guthusi-
a. teadsr e mausy asl proceed to a
5iscassssa # Hears far Withholding
raymeuss aitaee,her.
Tha decision will favasah'y affect q
great maay bankers aaa bca3aa.leu
Throughout She county. bot will not
affect 10 any ,Fay IT, railroads in whose
aid the bonds have been issued The
railroads never boarded the bonds
They self them at once. often a. a low
rate because 81 the FEELING of insecurity
growing out of tbesc frequent litga-
gaas: and while reuulialion might
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22

Jadgo Hampton and wife aad Z. S.
Hay aHd wife Of r.ii-burs Pa Tbeo.
II. Baton aud wife of Detroit y. G..
Dana and wife, J. J. Perkins and wife
aud { u Merrill aud wife Of Boston.
Leonard Scott aud wife, Rev. Dr.. Bel
lows and daughter aud John r. Howard,
Of New York are a. lhe 81 James Hotel,
Jacksonville, Fla.
The first through sleeping cat Train
from New York 10 Florida via Whining,
ton, Columbia and Augusta, Railroad
passed through Augusta on TIE 10Th
inst, will ailed with nouhemen bound
for Florida.
Mn. Peck aud Mas WsFd u Burlington
VI, Ale registered a tie 81 James hotel,
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Aoncrisf Spring near jacksonville,
Ia. il attracting considerable attention.
a shell road Is being built 70 it.
Jacksonville, fla, papers report their
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tolligenee and integrity Of Ito editorial discus
sionH. the thoroughness and impsrtiality Of its
news summaries the variety and excellence OF
It's correspondence, the number and character
Of its special features, the attention that II pays
to literary social aud religious topics and the
vide range WHOM II embraces Ia original Ahd
selected matter.
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sents all New England nows. IL aims 10 be the
organ OF the modern Aud enlightened and pre-
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| spokesman a. home, and lis instructor aud com
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would keep themselves informed Of The progresz
| Of ideas and the movement Of ifa 10 all New
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- We tho Subscribers, bolng appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court Tor tbs District o
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, examine
and adjust the claims aud demands OF all persons
against the Estate u
Leonard Daniels late pl Wiuhal,
Ia said District deceased, aud also ali claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and sI
months from the 3lst day ri Dee. 1873, being
allowed By the said Court for that purposn. We
do. therefore, hereby give uo.ice, that W viii
attend to the business Of our appointment a,
4. Moggans Hotel 10 Wnhaii, on the aUih d'y
u June 1874, from one uutil lslr 9clock, ,.
on said dag,
Dated At Winhsn, this glst day - December
4, d 1873. l., n. sPKAduE, g,,,,
8I3w A. l.. GRAHAM, N''"'
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HoMMIsSIONEHs NOTLCE

- We, tho unbssfiuers, being appointed ~
the Hon. the Probate Court fUr tHo District -
Manchester, Commissioners 60 receive etamiss
aud adjust the claims and 81 Huuds of aii person.
agsintt The estate 81
George Jcuks, late 81 Ripper,
la said Distrct deceased. ADD aIsl ail claims aud
deulauds exhibited lu aH-.t therefor sHd ~
months from the glst day uf Dec 1873 usita
SLOWED by said Court fsrfhst agryDse. ~ 4 ;,
therefore, hereb glya Halior, tHsi 80 slilattsuI
10 tho baa1uess " oGr appointment 81 tbs 81.
Residence ~ tle said aaa ssed. the pltH "a !
Of Juus 1874, fr'ni Du, sH d touT u'onts ?. n
un said day,
Dated al Rupert, title 8ist day Il beeessI
4. u. 1878,
J. y AlkEE
$3.50 DWIGHT TAYLOR C@-
WILLIAM ROOT,
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Factory Point, Vt.
all orders Promptly sued. AGENTS WANTED
Internationally the best sustained work
OF the Kind in the World"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.


0JIres q tIf IftaF.
Tho eger.ineraasiuR circulation ~ air cacsI-
ifu' monthly proves it, cent iuUs1 adaptation to
popular de Tres aud needs. tsiecd, when We
tHIna into how mauy hmHea 70 pcnrtt rates every
mouth we Tnust cnuHlier as one of the e3uea.
tore a. - u as entertain r, Of the pubiin mind,
for lt- vast popularity ha, been won Dy no APP
pca' TO stupid prejudice ~ depraYtd tsstes -
Bort 70 GtYJe.
The character witch thi- HagazUte rnsrc--es
Tor variety enterprise artirtic sehlth, Sai liter
AIRY cnlt4fc thst has apt pace with. II 1t has not
lel the tftare. should cause it, conductors IT, re-.
gard II With jusnbable eompsceucy, It aso en-
titles them 90 a ETHat claim upon the public
gratitude The Magazine has done good and
not evil al The days "flts lite. Broohgn hagle.
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PAISLEY sHAwLEs

Black sdks Black. nlpe aa1 Browu
BEAVERS
Navy Blue Bepe'Iaais
MeuHo aud Opera Flapnols
Felt skirts
BaImoul skirts
Table Linens
Table Damasks
sheetings aud Cottous
FlaDnc's and Casslmcrcs.
an At PANIC PETCES At
BURTON 4 co.'s
Factor, ratnh 7etw
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,nMMIsSlnNERs, NOTICE.

{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
- Wc tho snbtef lbcrH, bsiuK sppDinleib by the
Hon. tho Probate Court ior tho District ~ ASB.
chester Commissioners o. receive, examine Eud
adjust the claims and demands Of All persons
against the estate 81
Margaret Poor, late u Arlington.
tu feid Dis riot deceased. and also all claims aHs
demands exhibited ~ uiisst thereto. and sl
months ffam tho 3tst day ~ Dec, 1875 being ~
lowed by said Court for that purpuse, lie,
therefore, hereby ElFe notice that We viii stems
to the business OF our appointment At X
Bartlotts Hotel IN Arlington, on the Joth LAY ~
june 1874. from one until four O'Clock p, n., %
said uuy.
Dated at Arlington. this 3lsi say Of December
4. D. 1878. Z. u. OANFIEID, ~,
333w H. = HARD,
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NOTICE IN BANKRuPrCY.

~ This is a. give notice tbst aH the sch dsv
oE Jan. a. D.. 1874, NkHRAST Is HkSEtt rItr
Was ivsurd @,sinst tbe tststo Of lureph r
Nheelgr, ot shalt4bury 10 the county ~ Bsu Rtss
aud state IL Vermont. Sltn has been AGudRvs
Baukruut uu his Creditors Petition that tie rsy
utut 81 auy Debts and Delivery IT hiy Properly
belonging 10 batd bankrupt 90 kim uf fsr he
uFn, amt the Transfer ~ any Property ~ him
are forbidden hy Law that Meeting q the
Creditors u said Bankrupt " prove he i-hls
aud 10 chnosp one or more Astigutss ~ he
be boldta At thc ufire y 4. z. Lyman, lsq IL
the County " Bennington, and state y Net
mont before g. +. Lyman, Esg,. Rrgisfsf o.
the 27lh lay 0i Jmuafy a. IL. 1914. az 10 o'clock
4. A., -
GEO. T. FOSTER
8JWS T.. r.. Marshal, AZ Messenger
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No s.ebn.nr potion is necessary 10 re-
lleve the throat aud lungs from the ifrlts
tau which produces vIoleui fits OF oouhK
ing. Hale. Honey OF llorehouud aud
Tar, The grand specific Of The age Tor al
pulmonary disorders is pleasant and
palstable c,iEer. Criucu,0B's , 9th Az.
euue. Sold by sll Druggists.
Fket Guu.hacbe Drops eure to . minute
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For JaHndtce, Headache, Constipation
Impure Blood, Pain in the Shoulders,
Ilghlncss of the Chest, Dizziness, sous
Etucatlous of the stomach, Bad taste in
mouth, Bilious attacks. Pain in region OF
Kidneys, Internal Fever, EloAled feeling
about Stomach, Rush Of Blood TO the
Head, High CoIored Urine, aud Gloomy
Forboding.. take Dr. Pterco's Pleasant
Purgsliye Pellets. In explanation of the
remedial power OF these little Pellets
over such 4 variety Of diseases, 1t is prop.
er TO say that their action upon the ami
NAL economy is universal, HotA gland o.
tissue escaping their sauatiye impress
% cents a vial, by all hrst-class Drug
gists. rs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22

DON'T FORGET THAT
y. G. TAYLOR,
Factory Point, VI.
Tia, just received A. elegant staos Of
HOLIDAI GOODS,
sngh A.
Charms. Gun Buttons. Sets OF Studs.
Fine Sets OF Jewellery, Gents Pins,
Masonic Pins, odd Fellows
Pins ,SilverpocketKniye
Silver Ihimblcs
Bracelets,
A tine sulcollbn Of
Gold and Silver Rings. Cole Pens,
Watches, etc, A large assortment
Of Silver Plated Ware, such ss
Table Spoons, Dessert
Spoons Tea Spoons,
Sugar Spoons,
salt Spoons
Butter Knives, Table Knives, Table
Forks, Chidrens' Knives and Forks
A large assortment OF Napkin
Rings, Plated Cups, and
other articles usrally
kept in Jewel.
ry store.
| All kinds Of repairing neatly aud promptly done
WARRANTED 70 GITE SATTSFA eros
Or money refunded.
n. q. TAlL' Il
/ Nearly opposite the Post once,
/ Factory Point, Manchester Vt. 39u'
The New York herald., 1874-12-27
STILL STRANDED.
THE STEAMSHIP SOUTH CAROLINA IN A BETTER
POSITION

THE STEAMSHIP SOUTH CAROLINA IN BETTER
POSITION.
The position or the steamship South Carolina was
reported improved yesterday. Advlces from
Squan Beach last night gave the vessel as lying IN
four feet OF water at low tide. She was moving
toward the channel and discharging cargo rapidly.
The wind was southwest and rain was falling
during the evening. An additional number OF
lighters was sent from the city during the day
by the owners. The purser OF the vessel arrived
in town yesterday, bringing with him the mani
looked for py the insurance companies and the
mercantile community generally ior several Gays
past. The following IS xr copy o. the document
Hopkins. Dwight Trowbridge, l4l bales OF cot.
0s Sses Bliss beDnes Co..
x. Murreli. bales; A. J. Reeves ) Co., bales;
Sawyer Wallace a Co, "a bales Williams, Birone
a CO., 2l bales $. ii. Zerega Co., 81 bales; Lev
ercn Co.. "a bales; Lehman Bros 297 bales to or.
der 20 bales, .P. 5. - X. TWilson Co., bales
W. Bryce, 80 bales; Inman, swan Co., $40 cales !;
A. b. Bogs, 1903 bales; W. J. Kings 4 son. OF Provl-
dence, is Daes; II. W. Farley. 81 pales; woodward,
Baldwin CO. 50 pass 70 order "a u and RS gs oalss ons
shipments consist OF the following articles AR
thur Parker Co.. 176 pieces OF cedar; f. A. ktch.
yarn, bales OF thread and bales OF merchandise
Brady 4 "H.," box of merchandise; J. X. staples,
leather; @. W. Smell i Co., bundles oi hides. +.
Co., box Of axe handles; ]. 4 NJ. Rose, box o.
axe handles Quintard 4 Co., tool chest; Powers
/ 4 wegntman, boxes OF drugs; H. Welsh, IA bar
res oil fruit; Navel q Bryson, packages o. cnest-
bury Il Co., case OF hats; Z. 8. Janray CO.,
case OF dry goods; Quintard Co., oarrci =. o.
potatoes; Thomas Turton, So barrels OF resin 70
order, II barrels OF resin; Watts Parker Co,
tierce OF hides; S. A. Beekman, case Of mercnan'
disc Isaac Beli Jr., CO.. case OF gflsti ., weu
man 4 Co., box or merchandsei McAustiano
Co., box of merchandise; J. d. Virgins, barre
"A water;' w. w. Patterson, box OF mercnan
disc; r. Lathers, IL cases OF books; +. A. john
stone box OF merchandise; g. Harpotte, Az
burn N ", / barrel OF potatoes; T. M. Haeuckel
Jr., q boxes CT merchandise; A. >. Taylor, oox
None OF the cargo saved win be delivered to th
consignees until they consent to sign "the aver
age bond.i . winch VIII be prepared TO omorfow "
Johnson Higgins, oI No. 62 wall street,
The New York herald., 1874-12-27
THE NEBRASKA SUvc

: THANKS TO THE HERALr FOR rrs EFFORTS.
OMAHA, Dec. 26, 1874
Many ,asSts 155 your kind EFFORTS in behalf OF
thsNeoraska svferers. Reports from all parts of
the country Uiicate that plenty OF clothing will be
seat. We spall however, need more womens and
children 'SShoes.
Will you please call, through the HERALD, for q
special con trDuton OF ladies' ana chldren's snoesY
JAMES 5. BRISBlN. United states Army.
The New York herald., 1874-12-27
THE ASSEMBLY vAcANCY-THE NOMINATIONS
COMPLETED.

THE ASSEMBLY vAcANCY-THE NOMINATIONS
COMPLETED.
The third and last nomination for the legislative
seat made vacant by the death OF Hon. stephen j..
Colahan was made last night, the republicans OF
the district nominating John II. Dlercks. Tne can
didates are therefore, NJ O'keene. democrat
John II. Diercks, republican, and John ". Flaherty,
independent. The Republican Convention was
called to order at hafpast eight P. NJ by the Sec
retary. Charles Dodd, and Alderman william Ray
was chosen temporary Chairman. The call
ing OF the roll revealed the fact that
none OF the Fourteenth ward delegates
were present. but the Convention decided
that as tnev were notified fully and in time 70
have attended business should be carried on
without them.. MAJOR John r. short was then
unanimously chosen as the candidate, but ne ue
cllning another ballot was had. This resulted II
the choice Oh Mr.. John ii. Dlercks, who cordially
accepted the nomination. Mr.. Diercks Is grocer
and has acquired considerable property Ia BROOK
lyn by industry and rugality; has never held once
aud IL not considered ambitious lie is natlv
OF Hanover, but has been III this country rom boy
| hood, being now man of thirty-eight years Z
|
The New York herald., 1874-12-27
nEpup1IcAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL CuMMITTEE.
meeting OF the Republican Central Committee
was held last evening in Republican Hall, Joel W.
Mason in the chair. the room was about half
nlled with delegates from the different districts.
No business was transacted, Win the exception
OF the passage OF o vote OF thanks to the oficers
OF the committee Tor the satisfactory manner IN
which their duties had been discharged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06
IoHN o~EDTNlycra
oB1lN Nrupru@

ORDINANCE NUMBER ~
In ordinance IN rcI,Bon NINE,
me1 Of persons rho rio,o NE prrt6.
o,Hnnccs M tie torn Of 'J Eu tom a.
Fto9 Merfg's fees. h"reto, az
SECTION l. When apv five
under any ordinance Of ,%o mall be lima,
Tue rartH convicted shall. IN wHn Of Eanla'
m'ht OF such line, be iurr;nu slaal' # ~ /
oil one Hay Tor every two doll,rcsa At tes'
ance OF SAID town ii Eurrspi o''dsd byo,5s. |
mont under the ordinanaa"a' al iat6.S
snail be IN the county Jail os poi aid h..
ana no part of the expense az =. nureka ctr,ee
Imprisonment for any violat;ornn y trial On,
ancc OF saul town shall b, mil ~ any U,%s |
county. All commitments 10 sa'aRas,,
ghdcr any ordinance of said .nlf'saas
aifr"tea 10 the sheriff of sail J"a, shals
Sc, ;, When any person sbal, !,
,,,''ici oi iihPfiSonment for n W.; ge lrar
amS Wy ",,'rnaneo OF said town Of THnplaat
Saih Sheflt may cause such pn,s, hufeia {
wtrk upon the streets. aliar.,son ,ob pgs
public works of said town n. AMI Sidewalks,
son employed during tn. usnai NSpl sathb.
Dor on all DAYS except no,.;nJ;aG;%I ~ III /. |
SEC. l.. In all criminal rrns"oa aas
any %or!inanee of said Town os saAr
sheriff or his deputies shall roo W. hNf41 la
Ices Ito be collected trem the dr;on5i lA aaa
no ease to bea charge against Ill., ,ada
allowed by the laws OF ,h, S,a m,oal, HEe
Tor similar services. u Aeyaa
SEr. J. This ordinance sb,,, a.,
and be in force from and after ,bo Sse It'd
January. \. ID. 1874. 'eHf>it!
BOARD of County Cnnalfnai
Attest: +. II. HARMON. Clerk. "sSolt's
STATE OF NEVADA,
County OF IureKa. IS.
l,F. II. iiAhMuN, County Clo,,. :.
eilicio Clerk Of the Board of CONT raaa
sioners. i'll and for said County. d. .qnai'
lily that the above and tolcvn,no %s,eoies.
and true copy OF the original matt, aiei'f
which now remains in my Office n, ttaasl
County and State aforesaid. Aa'sll
In testimony whereof, [ have bo,,n,..
my hand and aili Xed the seal of said 'eea a..
@iiice III the town OF Eureka, this .7l6 ~ !,
December. \, ID. l>7f. u!i
+. II. HARMON. County ia.
And cN-ot'icio Clerk Of the Board of 7
commissioners, Eureka County. >i saf
Nevada. 'se
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06
DELINQUENT TAX LIST,
STATE OF NEVADA,
Eureka county. IS
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OrFrx1
December q, 1873. /
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENTED

Two TIE FOLLOWING NAMEDDEFY.l
4 ants, and 10 all 0Wners Ui or clainar,
the real estate AID Improvements the,er,
improvements when assessed. setafs.r
| lI"rrinat;rr described. known or M. f4r''
l oi are hcraby notified that suits bay5 h,
commvHced in Justices Court be ore n, :
Gat1s, a justice Of the Peace in Eureka tgr.
Sh!i'. IN said {" MY, Ncvada, by the >iaef
NeNaca, Plaintiff. against each Of the dad.
ants H'rrlHatt,r named: and each Of lhat.
lowing described tracts or parc.l,c land frl
the improvements thereon. and imp rOrclas
h SCI aratply assessed: and all owef,f
or claimants To tn sam ,Lnuwncr unsHps.,
;o recover The tax and delinquency a>>.sdy
salt defendant against SAID property il iii
hsrhi year commencing January Ist. 4, /.
-, and ending pecem5cr Sl>t, n,
and that summons has been daiy sad
IN each case, and yoa arefur;her %no.ael5.
unless You appear and ans.er tn CEN Ill:
flied in said eaase on or before tn .S.h dEi
January, \. u. le1,. Judgment will BE- la.a
against yoi ana the real estate and jafraE.
mtnt> herein described, for the amount la
and delinquency specified, and rosls 0. suit:
Atab|rst'r. stephen. mortgage. l."
ha!lWan ~mortgIgur, PERSONA! liOpe.
T.; tax and d,iinItcney..". ."-..-""sh Nh
Brady. james. lot ;, bloch Ii, NUnTo5
- Nv ~ h'' ''F' - q"
h!uck II, Muuruc survey, town Of H.
r,ea; I'm and d2iiu iieacy..~"~~~- NsI
Brock y Sydg ,ich,, ranch shown a. h.
Govvrner tiilliS ranch. o%nIairiH;
20 acr.s. situate Oh thu ~i'erana itad
IN said rcanty tax and dclinlHtmy- M
Combs. i.iinm, lot /, block :, lsah
survey. E.rcha, Eureka cutnty, As
ya,u: tax and dvlin .crcy..,~~.~ @NI
Carroll, lanes. east ~ teet OF 'of =
block II, Met 0N survey, f"rtsa' ia
and oilnIutncY..-"-...""".".@~' ~
coats. Lester, mortgage. lax anu usH'
~
Collins, VI ~i!tianI. mortgage: tax audd-
lin ,
Clark. /. H., mortgage; tax ard dtll' ..
~
i5ost T.. 4. T., personal Froporty.oh al
uf horses and % II nd Of cattle, ana
sock ranch continuing oacra-, adj.
JClAlUG StVcIS diCt IN SAM 'o'n' -
and STATE: tax AID dellnlnency-q"
Gardner, NJ. t., mortgage: tdA "!""'
linnt>man, l.. ~, land situate III IAN
49,; Hone. md dalineurrcv....~- dl|
Johnson. H.. east ~ feet lot y. blucGo,
In~','m'c"HFr 81
Na.l'ylia silver Nii ing and Smellr;
COMPANY. lots /, =. y, :, ) ana
hInrt ~ NcCoc suryev. Eureka, and
imrIoycmcnts thereon; tax and d. al.
...".".""-"''"
NcWilial. hlI;ir, lot .. biocl ), A-
Co, survey. lure a, and improv-
mcnt.: tax and dclinlueney~~.~~- ~
Morgantinc, e., mortgage; tax and de- -
Rs
Re4i'r, j., mortgage; tax and DELHI NJ
T." man.
Ruusuan. mortuugr:t tax and dcilhlucp' Ms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06
z. S. Survey No. 22.

HegInning at Il post marked no. /. s. Sur
HfN, 80. -, whence The Town COmpauy'- we'll
IN the town Of arderbilt. bears south - 81
east ii>t itst; he bertrand Shaft bears north
- wc>t ~ feet; shat W. , bears south .Oi,
WeSt "' leet. and IA nut-linc tree . inches il
dianeter marked Il. No. Il. T. bears SoutL
IL ieet; thence running south ~ west 200 feet
t., post marked W. = /. :. Survey No. ~:
whence ioSt No. ! of survey No 10. made for
the "eddes and bertrand Mill and Mining
'"ill,ahy ui"n the stockton Lode, bears north
- - wc>t nj feet; thence north IL west Nm
let To post marked No |. : Survey 80. -.
thence south ~ east 4H feet to posi- mar, ed
N". ! I :. Survey W. -; and ihrnce sa4ib IL
east Sl ieet to post W. ! the place Of heriu-
nili-; containing = t1-lHn acres: courses ry-
fre.-~ed from he true meridian with II mag
netic variation otlil. east. Ihi. CHM, j. IN
anIurveyei land and i, bounded On rriiher
enI ny any known claimants: The nearest
minH> are the t'e,'dy : W. = and stockton.
II claim i recorded in Book Z, nlse . of
the, secret CANNON District Mining fie-aTIs
ttHi - COPY al iae Aoti-e ami UiaelaU can h.,
t",Ht l,-te ii ~ he bertrand ,aa;; ,..r,' ;Lr
led. 81 tlHtN +. iiuEN. Eesistcr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06
Application fer Patent.
NOTICE No. 25i.


L. :. EEGfsrEE's OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada. Dec. ~, l>.$.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNE TtAI HE
y Gedles and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company n'o>tofice address Eureka. Neva-
da.) has this day filed in this office n diagram.
together with II notice Of application Tor 4
patent from the ! nitea >tatoS, under act ct
Congress approved May 10, l>721. fer one thou
sand l0~l linear feet Of thr stockton Lode.
the ann running Jn feet rorthcrlv and 500
feet >oatherly from tn location mon 3ment mt
the stockton cut upon the lode. with ~>rrtacc
ground POO feet in width. situated in Secret
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this oiiice rs follow. to-wit:
U. S. Survey he. 70.
Beginning At a ro,,t marked Mol IS. Sur
yey No. - whence the Toxin Comnany'S well,
in the town of Vanderbilt. bears :. ii l..
2>7i feet. The Calico Shat bears y. 81 ".
Si2 feet. and Shaft No. ! bears y. ~ ~ W.
81 ltet: %tll.acc running ;. ~ y. 700 feet 10
post NAKED No. > |. :. survey Me-. ~. whence
Il. i. +. hears :. l9' ". IS. feet. HIS post
stands en- the ea,t,rn boundary ot Survey No.
AZ, made for the G.ldes ard bertrand Mill
and Mining Company on tn" G2ddes No. /
Lode: thence y. IL ". IN feet to post Ne. /
ut said survey No. 90, lh@ feet 10 post marked
No. 3 y. :. StIpay No. 20. VIII, nee Il |nHtlina
Tree Il inches in diameter bears Y. ~ l.. II
feet; thence y. ~ E20fcPt 10 post marked W.
! :. survey Nu.'l D and th2l'c ). Il l.. ioH'
feet to post Xo. /. the place OF beginning: cen
Thinning i5-llh aercs: courses expressed from
The trle meridian with a magnetic variation
% d. East. This claim is on unsarEcynl
and i o,nd,d TN the West lay the
e,,ddeS We. / and ON the north by the Gedd, s
No. : Lode.
HE claim is recorded in Book c. page 10 of
the Secret CANYON District Mining Records.
aisl Il COPY - The netice and diagram can be
found losteA at the location monument at the
stochton cat ufen Tie !ette.
do CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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TO THE
NEW w.s1uD!Es. NEW EEMED1Hs
DR.. GIBBONS CsSPENSA2Y,

No. IT, kEANNY STliEET. CORNER
y tet3HHarcial. raH francisco. iriyate tn
tranea I'll Commercial str'"t. Established IN
1871, tcr the trnatm,af - Srxual and Seminal
Diseases. such u~~ttaHeFfhlA. GItet, Structure.
Sytntiis iii AL its tertns, ymiual oati.c>>.
imioteHcN, etc. etc. Sin diseases OF year.
stan,;iHE. and | lcclatyd legs, etc.. Successful
lN trvat d.
rirs hat h has Fgta;Ha,l rom i ting the
@ilinclt ri hospitals oil Europe, ana has re-
sJmei ~raetlc2.
The Doctor has spared neither time ner
money III seokif.: nit neN remedies. and has
r~.t.rned with Increased facilities for the aiie-
NIaIiun OF hnmAn sHtterlng.
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