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The Portland daily press., 1874-05-14
CITY AND VICINITY.


New Advertisement To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Next Saturday f. o. Bailey & Co.
Closing Sale-F. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES..
Morrell & Delano-Barbers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Davis & Co-Kid Gloves, &c.
Board.
Pear Trees-wm. Morton & Son.
Wanted-Milliner.
A nice Suburban House-Wm. H. Jerris.
Wanted-M. L. Burr.
wanted-By an English Woman.
Copartnersi Zip Notice-Snell & Adams.
The New York University Medicines.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
A Choice Collection-W. G. Sawyer & Co.
Mrs. Manchester.
Coc0a-Walter Baker & Co.
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Sanford's Improved Refrigerators.

The three points OF excellence which claim. are,
lst constant and thorough circulation of pure air
2nd; rynesk, no dampness mould nor taint; 3id no
intemir Cling Of odors; purity and active alr' .ne
elements Of its success. Call, or send fon eIeaa !.
Manufactured and for sale by j. f. MEhHlLn, u
tween Cross and Cotton sts., near Leavitt burnna"
4 Co.'S Ice House, Portland, Me. leoou
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
WARDS VARIETIES.
MUSIC HALL, PORTLAND, ME-,
Open Every Evening and Saturday Mati-

Decided Success of the great Double Conn
pany.
.1 A NEW STARS
MONDAY, MAY 11'rH.
Ling Look. Fire Eater and Sword Swaower, Yu-
madiva, Contortonist, Sadie O'Neil. Jig Dancer
Harry Melville, Comic Singer. till retained, Miss
Kittie Sharpe. Mr.. Billy Chace Mr.. Lew Davis. Lew
Cole, Lena Cole, James Roache, Guy Linton and Luz
cy, Adams. James Cummings and j. H. Cook.
New Stars every week, and entire change Of bill
every Monday and Thursday
Admission, Gallery % cts, Parquette 35 cts, Or
chestra Chairs 80 cts, Boxes S400 Grand Matinee
every Saturday Afternoon at O'Clock. Matinee
prices, Gallery 10 cts, Parquette and orchestrl a
Chairs 25 cts.
Box ONCE open from 10 to 12 and to 4. myI1dlw
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Closing Sale by Auction.

THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, W. shall close
i the goods in Stebbins Cigar Store, 800 Congress
Street The entire stock of Meerschaum Pipes.
Cigar Holders Cigar Cases, part OF the Cigars, md
some other goods remaining This is the choice part
of the stock. u
my14 It
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MONTEVIDEO. Bark A l. Taylor -242.449 feet
lumber 63 40 pckets. 21 900 shingles 1000 capboards
HALIFAX, MS. Schr Leading Breeze-50 boxes
tin plate, lot OF agricultural implements.
Foreign Imports.
CIENFUEGOS, Brig Union T-35S hhds 40 ties
molasses to 4 Churchill & Co.
CARDENAS. Schr John McAdam-362 hhds 40
tcs molasses to George Hunt 81 Co.
WINDSOR, Ms. Schr Ply mouth-135 tons plaster
81 empty casks to Barton.
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INVESTORS are invited to read the advertise
ment of Arthur T. Fitch & Co., of New York.
They offer some very desirable Nebraska lands
for sale low
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Cocoa is know the world over for its great
nourishng and strengthening properties 1t IS
often difficult to select the best preparations Oh
an article of such universal use. The Choco-
lates and Cocoas of Walter Baker & Co, Dos,
ton have stood the test of nearly hundred
years, with a constantly increasing reputation
for excellence and purity in all parts OF the
world. If you wish the best, at the most
reasonable price, ask your grocer for Bakers $
chocolate. -----r
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WASHINGTON.
The Louisiana Relief Bill,


WASHINGTON May 8. - The President has
signed the act to enable the Secretary of War
to carry out the act of April 23d for the relief
of sufferers by the overflow of the Mississippi
River.
Another Investisation.
Further testimony was taken to-day by the
Banking Committee relative to the printing of
notes and tobacco stamps.
N0minatiOn.
The President to-day sent the following NOM
ination to the Senate: George w. True, Sur
veyor of Customs for the District OF Portland
and Falmouth, Maine.
The Geneva Award Bill.
The lawyers and lobbyists who have been
sedulously at work here in favor of insurance
claims on the Geneva award are very angry at
those Senators who, not having voted TOR the
Thurman amendment yesterday in the Com
mittee of the Whole and aided in carrying it,
went to their dinners and thus scared the de-
feat of the amendment when it came before
the Senate When the Geneva award bill
comes up in the House the question will be rails
ed whether Representative who is largely in
terested shonld be permitted to vote thereon.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day ay:-Currency, 1892, 205; special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit $54 355, ,000 coin, 500, ,409, 543, including
coin certificates $36. $50, 400; outstanding legal
tenders, $685., 100000.
finnish.
An argument was made before the Commit
tee on War CLAIMS to-day in favor of paying
the citizens of Frederick Nd, 100000 as re-
endorsement for contributions levied upon
citizens by the confederates during the rebel
lion.
The District Investigation.
The District of Columbia Investigating Com
mittee Was in session with closed doors several
hours to-day inquiring into the safe burglary in
the District Attorneys office.
The Arkansas Question.
Up to very late hour tonight no dispatches
were received by the Government from Arkap.
sas containing any important inform alton, but
private kilograms to-day say there is quorum N
of the legislature in both houses and that the
government will be called upon for protection.
1t is believed here thai the matter will be set
tied SO far as the general government is con-
cerned tomorrow.
Various Matters.
Internal revenue receipts $3.50, ,5S1.
1t is stated that the vote on the charges
against General Howard in the Court of In
quiry stood as follows: For declaring him not
responsible, General Sherman General Meigs,
Colonel Reynolds and Colonel Miles; and for
holding him responsible General Mcdowell,
General Pope and Colonel Getty.
John Bright, in letter to Dorman Eaton,
hopes the civil service reform will be successful
in this country. ss-ee. d. rl 1.-ra- ,.. .. q.
The Western rivers generally are falling,
though the Mississippi has risen Is inches at
ST. Louis it has fallen from Cairo to New Or
leans, the fall at Cairo being 90 inches with the
water twelve feet below the flood height OF
1871. .a7-r.
The Swing Prosecution.
Nl~no W.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

A FEW Marseiles Quilts, extra quality,
slightly damaged, very cheap, at
my4-3t.eod p. M. FRoST's.
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Superior Court.

Superior Court.
MAY CRIMINAL TERN, 1874. sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
ING.
wEpSEspAY.-Int the case Of State vs. Bartholo-
new Cary, Patrick Ford and William j. Keelan,
for an attempt to break aud enter the store Of Will
liam Dyer in this city, the jury returned verdict of
guilty Clary and Ford and not guilty as to Kee-
Ian.
County Atty. Knight for Ford and Clary.
Bradbury for Keelan.
State vs. Thomas A. Pike. Indicted at this term
for the crime of manslaughter, in killing his wife
Margaret E. Pike the evening of the 18th of Jan
ury, 1874.
The jury was empanneed as follows: Adam Le-
mont foreman; John Poland, Henry G. Greenleaf,
Reuben S. Smart, Horace c. Noyes. Albert Rideout,
Francis 1. Orr, Edwin H. Huston, Edward James,
joseph Knight Hiram James, John M. AL en-.
Charles F. Moulton was excused on the ground Of
having formed an opinion Samuel Watts was ex-
cused on the ground that he little hard of hear
ing. Joshua G. Morse and Edwin A. Marrett were
challenged by the counsel for the defendant
Mr. Libby, the County Attorney. then opened the
case for the in which he stated the facts
which he intended to prove and which are substan-
tally as published in the daily papers at the time OF
the transaction.
At the conclusion of the opening the Court adjourn
ed to tomorrow Thursday) morning at O'Clock.
Libby, County Atty.
Mattocks s. Fox for defendant.
Alexander Scott better known "Scotty," was
committed to jail this forenoon for contempt OF
in giving whiskey to the government witnesses in the
Pike case while they were in attendance upon the
Court.
In the evening the case Of John Kellogg VS.. Ivory
w. Curtis was taken up This was justice case. IL
was an action of assumpsit upon promissory note
for $500 given for patent right to sickle bar to
moving machine. The note was given to one j. w
Newcomb who endorsed it to plaintiff.
Defense-that the note was obtained by fraud and
that the defendant purchased the note with knowl-
edge of the facts. Decision reserved
B. W. Verrill for plaintiff.
Strout g. Gage and Adams OF Anson for deft.
Court adjourned at quarter to one O'Clock this
Thursday morning.
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CHOICE PLANTS
BY AUCTION.

nN THURSDAY, May 14th, at 10 o'clock, at sales
~ room we snail sell splendid assortment OF
Plants in Pots and Baskets In the lot will be found
Verbenas. Geraniums, felargoniams, Pansies and
Roses; also baskets of mixed Plants. These Plants
will be from the well known Conservatory OF Albert
Dirwanger, Munjoy Hill, and will be found very
strong and thrifty pants.
F.O. BAILEY e. Co, Auctioneers.
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A CHOICE collection of Garden and Flower
Seeds can be found at w. G. Sawyer & 20. s,
% Market Square. Th-Sat
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECKlrTs.
Bsston stock List.

Receipts OF Grain, &c.
By water conveyance 900 busn cornmeal to Geo
w True & Co
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AS usual we invite all our friends to buy
their clothing, custom or ready made, of Geo.
w. Rich & Co., 173 and 175 Fore street. You
can always get good goods at fair prices at tnis
house mch21 cod I'm
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LONDON, May 13-12.30 P. M.-Cobsos at 93a for
meney and account
LONDON, May 1880 p. M.-Amer1can securi-
ties-U. S. new 5s at 104s. Erie Railway 80 q 32t.
LIVERPOOL, May 13-123O p. M.-Cotton active
and firmer Nidhng uplands at 81 "a sgd; do Orleans
at 81 "a SD; sales $4,000 bales. including 5000 bales
tor export and speculation. UI az.
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TURKISH BRILLIANTINEs, a new article IN
dress goods black and colors. very desirable,
just received by Rines & Robertson.
apr25eodtf
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CHICAGO, May 13,-In the Chicago Presby-
terry yesterday committee was appointed 70
consider the protest filed on Friday by the Rev.
DR.. Swetzey on behalf of himself and other
members of the Presbytery against the acton
of that body in receiving charges against Pro-
fessor Swing. They submitted report sus-
tanning the protest, and further that the vague
ness and irregularity of the charges would not
be sufficient If proved to constitute an offencel
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municipnl Court.
Brief JOttimXs.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
WrpyEspAY.-John Owen and Thomas Rafter.-
Intoxcation. Thirty days each.
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AUCTION SALES. = This afternoon at 3 O.
clock the choicest part of the fine goods III
Stebbns' Cigar Store will be closed out at auc-
tion. See auction column.
f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock TINS
forenoon at salesroom 176 Fore street, spen-
did lot of plants from the we'll known conser
vatories of Albert Dirwanger.
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ASCENSION DAY.-The following is the pro
gramme for Ascension Day at the Cathedral Of
the Immaculate Conception:
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DAVIS & Co.'s advertisement will be read
with interest, after which we advise our lady
readers to visit their store, where at all times
they offer the best goods at reasonable price,
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1000 Pairs Kid and Doeskin Driving Gloves,
70 cents, worth $500, at j. Burleigh's SO Mid
4
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MRS. MANCHESTER, the popular physician,
is now at the United States Hotel. She IS
known in all parts of the world for the cures
she has performed where all other physicians
have failed. Let none delay to consult her at
once. She remains but ten days.
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The premiums will be paid by the treasurer,
Samuel Rolfe, esq.,, corner Congress and Chest
nut streets, at any time after to-day,
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GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-4 cars sundries, dc
shocks, do bark, 4S do lumber, do slabs, do iron
do corn, do -four, do for Boston, do for Ealfax
Ms do for st John, NIB.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. 2ai.
U. s. SURVEY NO. 40,

UNITED STATES LAND orricE,
CARSON CTR. NEVADA, February =, 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN CARSON COMPANY" by T. ID. Edwards,
its President, whose Post -oflcc 4. at Carson
City, Ormsby County. Nevada. has made appli
cation for us. Patent for ftcen hundred u ,S0U
linear feet on the Carson lode, Carson Com.
pany's claim. Devils Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon County. Nevada,
extending COZ feet In q northwesteriy and
DO feet IN q routheasteriy direction
from the location notice and shaft. and en-
braciLg the same. with all dips, spur., angles
and variations, with surface ground 60 feet In
width, ana described on the plat aud field notes
on die In my Office. 4. follow, to wit:
De;innin: al a pot marked No. j, u, ; 40.
~. whence the sec corner on west boundary
Of Sec. 10. 7. iG y. II. u l.. bears :. i0o z
". ISIS, 5 feet. and the y. L. corner OF sur.
yey No. IL Ia this township bears :, Ga
| W. los feet, aud the center OF CarrOu en-.
pany's chan bears :. &C. 40 4. esq feet, and
rum Ing thence. frst course =. 80 L. 1862 iett
to q post marked No. ., Z. ) :. No. so, second
courre, ~. SO \. go feet to u post marked No.
J. U. s.. :. No. 50; third course, y. 2lo w: loo
feet TO a pos, marked No. =, D. ). ;. NO. ~
fourth course. =. Iso W. 600 feet to q post mark
/ ed No. I. U. =. y. No. ~ and place of beginning,
containing within ssid above described bound
| aries twenty and &C. loo coca acres Of land.
Courses and bearings expressed nom true
meridian. magnetic variation l6so east
The location 10 recorded In Hook ID" on
pages 3;2 and $40 Of the Mining Records Of the
Deyi!'s Gate aud Chinatown Mining District,
| kept In the office Of the Mining Recorder OF
LYON County. In the State Of Nevada,
The names Of the adjoining claimants are I'M.
known. the nearest claim being the kotsuth
Mining Company on the west.
| fcs God ADOLTllus WAITE, Register.
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APPLICATION EoR PATENT.
NOTICE 40. .2i.
U =. survey so. 40.

TT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, February ., 1874. - Notice 4.
| hereby given. that Thomas Brooks and Charles
Irooi.-, who-e postofice IL at Gold llill. Nevada.
have made application for IT,. \. patent for fifteen
| hundred u,bJcD linear feet on the South Com
stock Lode, Spring Valley :. NJ. COmpany's
claim, Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon com.
", Nevada, extending $50 feet -ouih ant $50
feet north from the notice OF location, and EN-
bracin: the same. with all dips. spur, angles
and variations, with surface ground 500 feet IN
width, and described on the plat aud led notes
on Gle In this office az follows, to wit:
Beginnln: alta Post marked No. I. whence the
quarter section corner between Sections ~ and
u. township ID north. range elo east bears north
;6ao westGOIg feet. Post Mol OF Survey No. Is
In ihi. township, bears north ?i',o west G?!
feet, and the center of this cOmpany's shaft on
this lode hears north i2ko east ,5G feet; and
running thence, FIRST course. north SO west
1900 feet TO a Post marked No, :, U. :. 8. No.
-; second course, north stHo cast 800 feet 20 a
Poet marked \ o 3, Us :. : No. 20; third cour,e,
south 5Io east ! 500 feet, TO a Post marked No.
{, Z. \. =. No. 70; fourth cou -. south Siho
west 500 feet to the place Of be;inn NJ, ~contain.
Ing within the abOvc-dcscribed boundaries IL
il.iOO. acrcs. Courses aud bearings expressed
rom the true meridian. Magnetic variation,
l6' 5y east. The location !. recorded Ia Book
Devils Gate Mining District, Kept In the office
Of the Mining Recorder Of Lyon county, in the
state OF Nevada.
The names ~ the adJolnin. claims are un.
kuown. but the location l. situated about 10
feet ~ea-isrly of a quartz mill known rs Thos. II.
william-' quartz mil.
fro d.l ADDLpuIs WAITZ. Uori-tsr.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID out uf The Justice Court IN and for Silver
CITY Precinct, County OF Lyon, State Of Ne.
yada. and 10 me directed and delivered. for
Judgments rendered In said Court on the 18th
dhy of February. A. -. 1874, In favor Of the
STATE OF NEVADA, Plaintiff. and against
the following Iamed defendants aud the real
estate and improvements hereinafter described.
10 Wit:
wM. WEBLEnuTII. and the following de.
scribed real estate, TO wit: West hall OF south.
west quarter of Section l6 north, Range - east,
containing N lcrc., Spring Valley. Lyon COun.
~, Nevada Tax delinquency and costs, $a5 %.
! \. RlORDEN, and The following described
real 0.ia's, o. wit: Vacant Lot. east eide Main
street. northwest Of McCOnc. Town " Silver
CITY. Lyon County, Nevada. Tax delinquency
aud costs. S2S o..
Notice l. hereby given that on the TWENTY.
EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, A u. isIi, bo.
tween The hours Of y o'clock A. ". and 8 O'Clock
r. NJ. namely at ~ O'Clock ". OF said day. ! will
sell all the light, title and interest Of the above
named Defendants for the amount VI Tax de.
linqucncy and costs upon the property set op.
poslic their respective names, at the Court
llonse door, Ia Dayton, Lyon County, Nevada.
at public auction. Tor each In hand. 10 the high.
est bidder. who will take the least portion OF
laid property aud pay the amount " said Tar
delinquency and costs, 10 satisfy raid lxecu'
iiOns and costs tns, may accrue.
geo. ". SHAW,
Sheriff Of Lyon County. Nevada.
by A. n. McCApE. Deputy sheriff:
Dayton. February, 20, 1874. FEES I'd
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NOTICE No. 225.
4. =. survey No. ~.

IT 4. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY, Ne
~. yada, February VI, is1l-Soiioc 10 here
By given that the "Momnon Mining Company"
by l-aae l.. Regua. its managing agent. whose
Io-t.onice J. at Virginia City. Storey County,
Ncyads, has made application for o.. \. Patent
for twcnt' two hundred &. 900 linear feet on
The Sheridan lode. Mempon Mining Csmpany's
claim. Dcyil's Gate Mining District. Lyon
County. Nevada. extending 10 feet TO the north
aud 1900 feet To the south lrom the location
shan, and embracing the zane, with all dipr.
spur, angles ana variations. with surface
ground f0J feet In width. and described on tho
plat and field notes on die In my office, as fol.
Ows, TO wit:
Beginning AZ post No. I. Z. s. Survey No. IS.
CThis pct stands about 40 feet west OF the
rad from the New York House To Silver City,
aud about l,5oO feet north from Qulnn's house.)
The Y section corner between Sections 70 aud
u, T.. 10 north, II. - east. bears south i2o n
Mcst, i,iJ3 feet; Poet No. , Of Survey No. 20
Oears north ti.o east, io5 feet northeast cor.
net OF Survey Nc. " bear soIth 23' east. 1I6
iect the center OF the Company's shait on this
lode hears south 40 To- east. 80 feet, and run.
ming thence: First-cast 3Ss feet To witness
poet, IL feet west of corner No. q, 900 feet TO
corner No. 2. In Interior Of dwelling.houte;
second south 2,200 feet to poet marked No. 3,
O.s. >. No. 81; thence, third-wcst 400 feet to
Po,t marked No. Z, U. =. y. No. IS; thence.
ionfth- north 400 feet TO post marked No. !,
U. ;; =. No. IS, the place Of beginning. and
containing within .ald above described bound.
aries twenty aud 20 100 (D.pO) acres. bearings
expressed nom true meridian variation igo 90
el-t.
The. claim !. composed Of four locations. re.
coried In BOOK q. on pages SIS. so, 80. 53i and
sSi OF the Lyon County Records. kept In the Of.
Nevada.
The adjoining Claimant on tho north IL tho
quinn Company. The names Of the adjoining
on the south are unknown.
fc23 col ADOLpllUS WATT, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATEN
NUTICb NJ. ssJ.
n, ~. survey No. ~.

TT =. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada. February q. lsI.-NOiicc is here
by given that the undersigned, L.. II York, John
II. Mills, j ID. Roberts. ID l.. Corbcti. VIM. ID.
g. Gibson aud Vim. II. White, whose Post-otlce
Il AZ Gold Hill. Neyals, have made application
for fiteen hundred u.500) linear feet on the
Railroad lole. Goodman g.. :. Mining Com.
pany's claim, Devils Gate and Chinatown Min.
log District, Lyon county, Nevada extending
1880 feet In a sopiherly direction from the
notice OF location, ani embracing HE same,
with all dips. -pur., angles aud variations, with
surface gfOuud GO feet In width, aud described
on the plat and Held notes on file In my Oflce,
~ follows, to Wit:
BEGINNING at n post marked No. I, u. =, :.
No. ~, on the south side. and No. I. 4. :. =.
10. 81, on the north side. which stands Ol the
right bank NJ the American Hat kaNire, about
IS feet routh from the track uT the Virginia and
rTuckec Railroad. aud about 400 feet c~a-lofl,
fran the sast cud Of The American Flat Tunn-l
on said railroad. The center Of tho cOmpauy's
shah ON this lode bcars y. s5l.o L., 800 feet,
and tho section corner common To sections :,
:, II and ~ I. IL ", II. 81 T., bears ;. 80 ~
W. l.Ig2 feet, aid running thence lTrt course,
:. it,o K, i,5JJ feet to u post marked No. =, T..
,. y. No. 50; thence sccOud course. y. s5So
e.. 10 feet to a post marked No. >, U. ;. :.
No, 81 thence third cour.e y. ltso W. i,5p
feet 10 a post marked Ma. 4, U. :. \. No. ~:
thence fourth courses I5So w. 60 feet 10 a post
marked No. I. L. =. \. No. 80. and place 81 be-
ginning. con,ainln: within said above described
boundaries twenty and GG.iUO taJGj) acres Of
land.
I~icarinc- expressed from true meridi4n. with
4 ma nctic variation OF i5' 30 east.
The location Of the claim Il recorded Ia Book
- folio 90, Of the Mimi. Records Of said
DEVILS Gate AMI Chinatown Mimi: District,
Kept at Silver City. Lyon county, State az Ne.
yaas. The sdjoinin: claimlnt IL the Goodman
q. x :. Mining Company, L. 5. :. M. ~, on
tb- north.
- ri %AnnIpIIuS WAIIZ Kr-Isirr-
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE No. .2!.
n, -, survey No, 81,

TT s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada. February q, isIi-Sotie- Is
hereby given that the undersigned. Niles Good.
man, W. u Corbstt, u. q. Corhett, VIM. vii.
son, Vim. sidlcr. Vim. Do-mcr, j. II Stewar,
and VIM. J.. Prescott. whose Post Office l. In
Gold Hill. Nevada. have made application for
inecn hundred q 1900 linear feet ON the Pride
NJ the West lode. Goodman a.. & =. Mining
Company's claim. Devils Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon county. Nevada, extend
Ing i.5JJ feet In a nOrthetly direction nom the
notice Of location, and embracing the same,
with all d'p., -purs, angles aud variations, with
surface ground CD i.,t In width. and described
on the Ilii snd Held notes on flc In my Office.
a. follows, To wit.
BEGINNING at q post marked No. l, Z. $. :,
No. ~. which stands on the right bank 81 Amer
lean Flat Hiyln-, about IS feet south from III.
track OF the Virginia and Trlcsce Railroad. aud
abont 400 feet eastcrly OF the east end OF Amer.
can Fiat Tunnel on said railroad. From said
post the center OF this company- shan bears
y. s5to T., 300 feet. aud the corner TO sections
I. s, II and Is. I. 10 ~, Il. 81 e.. bears y. 29o
So w., l.19s feet. and running thence: fret
No. ,. 4. =. s. No. "a: thence second course.
y. s5So E., 600 feet TO q post marked No. 81.
=. = No. 81: thence third course, y. Nv t.,
1850 feet to poet marked No. ~ ;. ;. No.
a.: thence fourth course, :. iSSo W. $40 feet
10 a post marked No l, U. 4. 4. No. ~, and
place Of beginning, containing within -aid
above described boundaries twenty W loo C?O.CGl
acres ~ land Bearings expressed from true
meridian, with a magnetic variation Ct l6' by
east.
The location Of iha claim 1. recorded in book
~" folio 3ji. OF tho Mining Records ~ said
Devils Gate ard Chinatown Mining District,
kept at silver City. Lyon county, Nevada. The
adjoining claimant IL the Goodman q. q y. Min.
in. Company, 4. =. =. NJ. ~. on ia. south.
leo SJd ADOLPiluS WAITE. Register.