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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

WHEN the frSt gang Of prisoners was brought
up for sentence on Monday Hull, who has been
called the leader in the riot, was asked if he had
anything TO say why sentence should not be pro-
noueced. BE replied that be had. and vent on
to state that, three days before the riot com
mittee Of thirteen was appointed to take meas
Ires 10 secure the election OF Queen Emma; that
they were the prompiers Of the trouble that be
and the Others convicted were Only the tools, or
As be expressed it, " the branches = and while
be vas willing TO submit to any punishment the
Court imposed, yet he demanded the punishment
Ofthe members Of the committee, whom be called
the leaders. There is 20 doubt much truth aud
force IN what be said bat the fact that no one Of
the committee took any active PartIn the not, has
prevented 4 prosecution OF them. however active
they may have been 10 melting Others. Their
names are all known to the authorities. and they
are 10 doubt largely responsible for the disturb
ancs and may be as guilty as any who were con
victed; yet evidence Sufficient to convict them Is
lacking. They are, however, liable to arrest and
tTial. should any evidence come TO light Hulus
remarks were replied 10 or the Attorney Gen
erAl as vel as b. Justice Harris. who explained
Why the members Of the committee, who may
have been really the instigato5s Of the rot we're
not tried. We insert an abstract Of Justice
Harris remarks:
You have been indicted for not, ia the course Of
which this building Was injured, and the furniture
to 4 very large extent destroyed. ard the lives,
limbs and healih OF several persons, most or them
Representatives OF the People, were endangered
Some Of the Representatives shown to have been
severely hurt and one Of them II IS said has since
died Of his wounds.
Jury Of your countTyuen have weighed the
testimony against you With the greatest fairness
and dsliber1tion and have found you al guilty Of
the offence, but in giving sentence shall take into
consideration A. carefully as nay Be able the test
nouy as II affects each one OF you, making great
distinction between those who merely destroyed
property, or merely active promoters OF dsor-
der, and those who actually assaulted Members Of
the Legislature.
Il has been stated By one Of your number, who
has plead gziliy-snd speaks for himself as well as
for AL Of yo1-that you were nsiissfed to this VIC
lenee BY Others. who, he says, were Committee
Of Thirteen Such insti-atiou Is not made to ap-
pear here and, II il Ee-e, il would Be little or 10
sxeuse. You are AL men, and il would be childish
to allow yourselves, BY the sdvice Of others, TO be
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The Courts.
supreme oouri-APrn Term, Is74
JUSTICE HARRIS PRESIDING.

Arra 7th-Rsx rs. KabslemAunA, Kibsi. huAaA,
KznTuvale and Koalii-Riot- The Attorney Gene
ral entered nolle prOsequi against kOalH, and be
was discharged the rest found guilty IS charged
Rex vs. XAPilsu. J. Ksalshea, PaaOAo, Pa, and
Kupuls-Rio:. Tse Attorney General entered nolls
prosegui as to Kapilau and Kapuls, who were dis
charged The Jury brought in a verdict Of guilty
against Pa.oao and J. kaalAhea, none dissenting,
and verdict Of not guilty against Pa, one dissenting
sth-Rex rs. MAfkAi. Naoo, Kanakea, KAiaehaH,
Waikakais, and KaluA-RiOt- NOlls PTOssgui enter
cd As to KaluA- The jury found KAnaksa guilty,
one dissenting Ksihehaa, guilty, tive dissenting
Waikakaie, guilty. dissenting NAikzi not
guilty. two dissenting; Na0O, 10; guilty, Two dis
ssuting-
Rex vs. VIZ. Brown, N0io, KAPou, Ksku. Kane
paiki-Riot. Mole PrOssgui entered II regard to
KapOu, and prisoner discharged. The Jury returned
= unanimous verdict Of guilty against the other
prisoners
eth-Rsx rs. Ksoki, MahOe, Kahsls, MAAleEs.
KalzAorzho, Ksili1zksA. Ksakui. koloA. Pike, koa-
Riot NOIs P-Osssui entered IN regard to Koloa and
Maalsua. who we're discharged. The jay fou1d
KeoH guilty. one dissenting Kzhele. guilty. one
Sisssatiag; Kaluaovaho, gully, two dissenting;
Mshos, not guilty, disssati1g Pike, not guilty,
tro dissenting; EOa, No; guilty. three dissenting;
kailiazksa, not guilty, two dissenting
Rex vs. AlohiSea, Sec Bel, HEPa, kuPele, Hoo
pf, Kazui, E.ilOa, Ksls. s. v. Nahsloas, ana Pr
Pilaui-Ri0t. SOIle Frozequi eassred 70 MahelO-
IA, PiipIAai. Kupeie. KAnui and HOOPii, who were
discharged Alohikea, HApa Kaoa and Kels, guilty,
none disseatings 6eo-se Bel. 10; salty, none dis
ssnting-
loth-Rsz Va. Eailels. Kah.znahele, Pake. Lohi-
Al. K KaolIko. PEoFio- Keoae, Ksoae Malta Kais-
raAuu Eslohe- Mol pros euts-ed against Keons Ma
LA, Kslohe, Kalznauu, Lohiau and K KaSliko,
who were discharged The jury found Failele. Ku-
hAuuahsls and Paks. guilty as charged, and PnOpiO
and Keoni, not guilty as charged, none dissenting.
lIth-Rsz rs sulu, KaiIimalai. Kahai. ESlalakoa,
KAaiaEaawa, OoEa, LooaaOle, Kauuniho, BIZ NH
Rios.-Rulu. KaHAuiho. and BIZ NH plead guilty.
The Jury found EaiEaalai. Eshai, KsaizE1aEs and
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narrow and whose minds were more impressed
with present necessities than with the grand pos
sibilites Of the future.
Let US learn lesson from his life. 1t was
character that gave Sumner his strength. He
preferred to be true rather than to be consistent
or popular. He illustrates the fact that public
man who does not strive to please or manipulate
Others, but devo;es himself to his own instincts
of duty and right will secure for himself what is
better than the popularity Of day, he will be re-
spected and believed in.
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KaloSaole, guilty, and KAilimAlAi. kahai, kalala-
kOa and oOpA, not guilty.
Rex vs. Keakui. Keakui plead guilty.
lS,h-Ths following is a lis, Of the prisoners who
were this morning brought up for judgment, and after
being addressed length BY the Attorney Gen
era received their several sentences at the hands Of
Justice Harris
Kauealn. fined 5000. and costs Of Court.
Healakua, fined $500. and costs Of Court.
Puuweoweo, fned 5000, aud costs Of Court.
KAiAmA. imprisoned tor . years st hard labor, and
costs.
Kipilau. fnei SIS. no costs.
KEholemauua. fued $500, and costs Of Court
kihei fined SIS, costs.
kaAiluwalc. Imprisoned for years, no costs.
kuaauA, fined SIS. no costs.
Paaoao. fined $50. no costs.
Jnn. KaulAheA. fined SIS. no costs.
KamakeA, fined 500. no costs
kaiheasu, imprisoned years Al hard labor.
WaikAkaie. fned Seo0, and costs.
Wa. Brown. mot yet sentuucod.l
Moio, fined 500, and costs.
Rcku. imprisoned Is months, and costs.
Kanepaiki, 6ued $500. and costs.
keoke, imprisoned years, costs,
hAhele hned SIS, and costs.
Kaluaioahu, imprisoned for Is months, and costs
koa. fined 81, and costs.
kaiuakeA. imprisoned for 5 years, costs.
Alohikea. imprisoned years, and costs Vf Court
HHpa, imprisoned years, no costs.
Kailaa, fnei $50. no costs.
Kele. fined SIS. and costs.
WAilelc. fined SEQ, no costs.
KahaunAhele hned $50, and costs.
pake- hued So no costs.
kaaiAwaawa. fined SlpO. no costs.
Raloaole. fined $500. costs.
kawika, imprisoned years no costs.
Mooluhi, Imprisoned year,, no costs.
Mahoe fined SlO0, and costs.
Kauuehea, fined SlOO, and costs.
Opiopio, fined $50 and costs.
Hull, imprisoned years.
kauanihO. fned 500, add costs.
Bill Nihi, 6Hed 500. and costs.
Keakui. imprisoned Is months. costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HE NRY NJ. w HITN L Y.
WEDNESp4E APRIL Is.

THEIR MAJESrrES TBE KING AND QUEEN have
during the past week continued their progress
through the wiudward Islands OF Hawaii. Maui
and MOlokai, everywhere receiving the most fat
teriug demonstrations Of welcome and loyalty
from the people. Our last weeks report an
nounoed their arrival at Hilo where they spent
two days From that place the steamer took
them TO Kaalualu the southern-most point Of
Hawaii and at the beautiful village Of Waiohnu
they spent one day, leaving on Saturday noon for
Hona where they spent Sunday. Monday aud
Tuesday, April and eth, we're spent at Hawai-
hae and Kobala. The royal party reached
Maui on Tuesday evening, and remained on that
island one week visiting the principal settle
ments. From Lahaiua they embarked on Tues
day morning for M5lokui. to visit the Leper set
Element, where portion of Tuesday was spent,
their Majesties being accompanied by tie Board
Of Health. The steamer reached her dock last
evening at II o'clock, and the population Of the
city turned out en- uGSSs 10 receive the royal party
Their Mgjesties landed soon after, under royal
salute from PunchbOwl, which was illuminated,
and were driven to the palace, the wharves and
streets being brilliant with torches while bonfres
on the hills 10 rear Of the city lit up the sub
urbs, and turned night into day.
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tbs TRIAL Of the Rioters occupied the Supreme
Court the whole Of last week. Justice Harris presd
ing on the Bench, and Attorney General Hart
well conducting the prosecution. There were
in all sxty-sx persons arraigued for trial as hay
ing been concerned in the riot. 4 number Of
these we're released under noils pr9ssqr,i, owing
to the fact that the prosecution did not possess
sufficient evidence to justify their trial. Their
release does not prevent their being tried at any
time should circumstances call for it. Of those
who we're tried, forty-one were convicted as hav-
ing been concerned in the riot. OF these four
were sentenced on Monday last 10 five years i'm
prisonment; FIVE to three years; one to two
years, and three to eighteen months, while TWEEN
ty-seven were sentenced TO pay fines varying
from one dollar to two hundred dollars and costs
Of court The fines amount to total Of $500,
and will probably &c paid by the criminals rath-
er than have 10 work them out on the roads. In
every respect, this which is the most important
trial oar courts have ever held. has from its COM
mencement to its close, been conducted IN the
most orderly manner the authorities being fully
prepared for any disturbance that might have
arisen The officers Of the Court. including the
Justices. Attorney General Marshal Sheriff. and
the clerks. deserve the thanks Of the community.
To Sheriff Daytons vigilance, 10 securing the
rioters and the evidence necessary TO eSnyict
them. perhaps more than to any one individual
is due special credit for uHtirug zeal in arrang-
ing the details connected with each case, so that
no confusion occurred where so many were Ar
-,fsrra1
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s.. rn,-cr.es. - 80. -.

have bad very severe cough nearly siE weeks.
Tor which found relief until Mr. Such brought
his medicine. fsuch's California Asthma CursI.
which has entirely cured ne. I consider if TIE best
remedy have ever known. and feel deeply indebted
% Mr. Such Tor bis kud0ess Ny little daughter is
taking il, and her cough, whisa is one q long
standing. IL improving every day Besides the eHca-
cy Of this medicine, 90 which really believe ii j.
very palatabls.
MRS. p. OLIVER.
$50 Bryant Street.
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Administrators N office /!

TUNTIE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
n appointed ADMINISTRATOR Of the Estate OF kA-
HOOEUNIU X late OF North Kohaia deceased. requests
persons having claims against said present
with necessary vouchers within six months from the
date hereof they viii be forever barred and all persons
indebted said Estate requested make immediate
payment to r. AsEGUE.
Administrator THE Estate Of Kahookumu deceased
North Kohala. Hawaii April 18TH 1874. fsl-lt7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE There will be Divine
Service The Lyeeum sunday next the i9th inst az
hafpast O'Clock In the evening. Those who have
Fixed place OF worship particularly invited to attend
The seats are all free. %
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Administrators Notice !

TWUIE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
Il = appointed ADMINISTRATOR Of the Estate %
kAHEPA. IL late Of Huuokanc North kohaia, deceased
requests all persons having claims against said Estate. o.
present them with The necessary vouchers any, within
six months from the date Of This publication, they VIII
be forever barred and all persons Indebted % said Estate
are requested 70 make immediate payment %
W MEFSEBU RICH.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Kahcpa, deceased
North Kohaia. March 18th, 1874. fs3-tt
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valuable Real Estate for sale

=
- NlL. lfieau minutes fanaa As A .-ar-
Post Offce. That fesiranlr T'sararra rt--&-A
owned and occuriesi by rauG A. New ~ -
Ifftk, one 1f the uin1Elnsnsi si,fs ne 81 ~
Valley. The house wa accommodates
family % seven EIGHT rarsans aafa nnn- -r--s.1
house.. carrlaze house. nlrr1tnrr llI sr1Ie ID
cclcut conlpn- Water 's f-llu re Nura1u lIssrF.
vuir The house stands arcn eftl1al rrnfflf lralnsf
upon three ailr4 fhe land has frau1sra rnan .I-a
Avenue ~ 81 fert aui necs 81 rrs
coutaiung an AREA - one-auiahsif 1rrssr
can D. krpt uruu ne rilrr u gaI raalrra rra uHrr
round opportunity here ocare.I rlr o. r-r.
chase % hurirsrrat survuv OF Land ls.arsll 81
prrnlisss can ne hat upon arpuea1iou
is7 ne j. 81 CtHrEu
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To the Public.

q IL PERSONS are hereby notified not 60
n trust MAkiA LitLII. my son, on my account; pur-
chase any property from him. make payments efmoncy
70 him, he Is not my agent, or acting under my
control a minor. Ny cattle brand Is nearly this
Honolulu. April 9. ts7Ao MAkfA MILLER
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


IN THE SUPREME CoURr 90 rrrr rra
n FaliAn Islands ia ~ liantruprrF ~ k1Tr illss
business under ne name and rfrir ~ Errr
Nodce hereby given nat 1lref1r ~ no fl-r...r
the above named tst1ir. Who have rrsrasl -sr..
VIII be held lu tau Huicu Cuizf ruafrf 70 Ne
Honolulu. THURSDAY. ne ilih iag n Ee-f n Il
1874 az = O'Clock noou, inr ne rurursa e sisfrs ~
AssignecA WaLrEE r. satf.
Hanoluiu April "a fs-L 49,
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say fnATcfscos October Bob. ls72-
Ma. srcH Kind Sir.-Ths cough and fsrsacs1
ia ny breast has heea entirely cured siaee taking
your valuable medicine, 'such's California Asthma
Core. For suffering huma iiy'r sake y1a shoaid
make knoWr its virtue. Yours Respectfully.
MRS. c. MARCH, Lick House
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

IT was very thoughtful in Their Maiesties to
include visit to the Lepers on Molokai IN their
progress through their kingdom, and the effect
on the unfortunates there confined, cannot be
other than beneficial, showing them as well as
others, that their King aud Queen possess a ten
der regard Tor those who are banished for public
safety to that secluded spot, FROM which, though
it be garden Of Paradise, none who enter It as
lepers can expect ever TO leave. But the wisdom
Of having them isolated as they are. is every day
showing itself The plague is practically arrest
ed, aud no lepers are seen or heard Of now
among the people, who are, under the present
rigid system, saved from its fatal spread. We
question whether the history Of auy people shows
more praisewortby act, than that which the
Hawaiian Government and people did when they
took every leper high or low. rich or poor, from
their homes their families tLeir husbands, wives
aud children, and sent them TO q secluded, but
healthy aud beautiful retreat from which there Is
no escape Whatever else the Hawaiian people
may do worthy Of record, this selEsacri6ciug act
will always be ius;aaced as showing them possess
ed Of the modest traits which humanity is en-
dowed With.
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STEAMSHIP TARTAR,
CAPTAIN FERRIES,
On or about the 9th of May.
TO SAY FRANCISCO.
TO SIDNEY. &c.

rs- PassenEers FOR EASTERN STATES and EUROPE,
purchasnE their Thruurh Tckets oce, win BE- a.
loved Ilr,s rsrfiu IN fres besides having larger guam
r-ies q BaEEass free.
nrFor Freight ard Passage. or any further infor-
IL s:s ' HACKTELD a CO.. Agents.
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81 Faarel.es. 60 n. -.

stv FntEcIsco. January sth. 1873
Ma sucH Dear sir,-Haviuz used your Coarh
Remedy, CSuehs California Asthma CgreJ, according
10 directions, believe it % Be al you claim e to b.
It's use having relieved ne from a distressing aud
very disaEresshls cough Vita many thanks, TO-
main yours etc.
VIZ. PATTERSON. Florist.
Cor Castro and Seventeenth IT,
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THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE FROM PARTIES WHO HAVE USED
THIS MEDICINE
And whose original possession Read this
List and for reference inquire Of any parties
who will give you any further information
you may desire.


sta Fntrc1sc1. November l-fs. lE7-.
MR. Suck Dear sr.--Hsr'rr rsri err arrtlsr
n Jour cough remedy .sa-a'f cs1flra.a aataaaa
CursI- feel mysef fire. ri eaarh a- rai-s RI ~
Chest and g gives no rrsal p.saerrs a r--11ne-i-
ing it % lli sIsiasIT 81 efai. f.rrf tr1lr
JAMES gfHaaD E-t Hsaas.
sav Fatrrfsc1 Fst-aarT lalt. fsrr-
Va srcH s-Dear SRI asrs 5ee1 r1.tff a-E
Bot thaars % zoe Or Taar Bottle 81 ar-rt-r sea-
California Astdlta .lraI- .1rs o. waste aassr
directed. aud leei rs well ri ever iIf
Beiors taking Jour mai.et1s Fas . stl1rrfss a.tt
pain IN ~ ehelr ari Iaa11. a-e1rrs-srs STA =
most iistrsssinx -1urt. isas .ara--s rt-ef -fs-
up aud send IN ~ cteess. Frrs 1n rli Perry s.rrr
FRANK u 9HfrfFa
saaltcast s-r MISSED cad l-als -
Saw Fstzrrsca. Msr-t rftt. fsz1.
Va. Seer s-Dcur sr.-iIss ne ta ---sra rar
uy thanki ~ g1rr faI1-tie -eiieirs fa-f Cas-.
flruia Asthma Crre.. 1ssl Ag rs sri aIi ny 1trr
and can recommend g 81 Ed rl-r1ri VIA e-IT l-f
laaf thr1afr o. L Be- r1rssi atsrs O. rs lsI
NJ family eufIaz as ID ,ear lrFa. t-i rae eaa ~
fsr 30 ne AZ auT tine 90 references. rr-a.s rersa
respectfully
g. n SMITH
Cairl stsrarf Ll-t a.ss-.
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FRoar and aer the LIST Of April is7' 81 WI! b. regarded
by the Board OF Education OF the duty Of every
TEACHER In charre Of a department Of Government
school in Honolulu, which the English lauguAge Is
taught, to issue bills for and collect promptly all tlson
fees that shall become due the end Of every trim, from
each the pupils attending her respective departments
and account for without delay the Secretary
Of the Board at MS once.
No exceptions the payment Of tuition fees vii Be
allowed unless especially exempted BY the secTe
tar couflrrnaby with the Boards authorization relating
thereto
An pupils whose tuition fees shall have fallen
Tor whole school term viii os denied the privilege OF
Earther attendance until such shall have been paid
up ualess for satisfactory tt shall be otherwise
ordered by Board OF Education, unless especially
exempted above provided.
The charge OF tuition a. the Fort Street School will be
my cents for every week Of schoOns and 81 the Royal
ard Pohukuinn Schools i've dollars year, SIS per
quarter by order OF the Board Of Education
Honolulu April 18TH 1874 ". Jas. SMITH, Secretary.
X accordance with a Resolution OF the Privy council
passed On thy -th DAY or Narea, Il' N4s y ~
following coins have heretofore been teeNtl az tle la
,aan treasury been canged and fler this date they
viii b. received as follows;
EnElssh and Australian s0veregns--...---...-sS.so
English and Australian Half srvereIgus------. rs
French Twenty Franc Pieces-..------------.-- 40
French Ten Franc Peccs.........-........--.--l sS
Russian Five Rcuhle Pieces .--..---.. 800
p NAHAoIEIuA, Minister OF Flnanoc.
Finance Department. March -5th, ASA. sSi-st
DEPARTMENT OF FoRHlgN AFF .IEs-Be Il known 70 all
whom l. may concern. II. W odehouSe ESrp
Her Britannia MHiests Commissioner and Consul Genera
having this requested the recognition OF Mr. Oeurge
nIa-fraue Acting BRITISH Vice Consul oarlns the al
sence o. Mr. vce CONSUL Davies be the said George Mac
Acting British Consul and al his official acts - such
ordered receive fuu faith and credit by The author
Ties pf HIS NIajesrys Government
Given under nv hand and the seal OF The Foreign once
II 81 this J0th day Of March A. .. ls7s.
sSi w L GEll-N. Minister for FOreisu AfIarS-
THIS to certify that election by the parents and
guardians Of the children attending the Common District
.bs1ls ~ Honolulu held Monday, the 5oth us. Rev
Hermann Koekrnaun unanimously reelected fhtru
Msulbr gTEtr Disirlc S,ll Brd Of Honolulu, for lsi
W. JAS. SMITH. School Ascent Of Honolulu District
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-27
PA T'ENT APPLICATION Ms.
Application for Patent,
NOTICE No. 25.

L. =. tNNp tffICr,
Eureka, Nevada, Aug. 81, 1874,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Postofice, address Newark. White Pine
County. Nevada, has this day filed in
this office a diagram together with a notice Of
states. under act Of Congress approved Nav
10, 1872. for fifteen hundred. joO-lineai
feet of the Buckeye State Lode. the same
running 81 feet northwcstcriy and $40 feet
ground no feet in width. situated in New
ark Mining District, Nhite Pine county.
state Of Nevada, and described in tho plat
and field notes ON file in this office us fellows,
to wit:
q. s. Survey, Nc. &C.
Survey. No. 40" the same being post No. l.,
of Survey No. IS, made fer the Newark Sill.
'er Mining Company, upon the chihuahua
Lode. whence the section corner On the
-. +. NJ. j.. NJ. bears N. ~ +. 2..ss feet.
and the mouth Of the chihuahua Tunnel
bears n. 63i i. W. 30 feet; thence runni, g :.
ali4o H.. 800 feet to post marked No. .. L. s.
post marked No. 3, 7. 5. Survey, no. 10.
whence post No. =. of Survey No. 80. made for
Frank Bctschman upon the battery Lode.
bears y. 80 IS ". 23i' feet: %t:cnce n. BIG
W. Lee feet. to rost marked No. I. Us.
Survey No. 10; and thence y. 5si,5 f. 40
feet, to post No. l. the place of beginning,
containing + S.-l0O acres, courses EXPRESSED
from the true meridian, with a magnetic va
riation Of ltlg? East.
This claim is located in the unsurvcycd
part of I. 49,. n. X. ~, f. Nj u. NJ l.. and is
bounded on the north by the Original Chi
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A., Page IS.
of the Newark Distrie, Mining Records, and
posted at Shaft No. I, upon the lode.
81 CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-27
Application for Patent.

Eureka. Nevada. SEPT. !. ls1I. .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL TIE
rauy Gfa>:otiice address, Eurei a, Nevada,
care OF James Adams, Agent has this day
fil-d in this otirc y Ingram together with a
notice OF application Tor u ratent from the
| ilted states. under act ii Congress approved
MAY 10, 1872, Ior twelve hundred and siNtren
forria Consolidated Lode. the same running
iAi feet nurtheastcliv and III feet Southwest
cily from The \ era. tral .s.hat. with, surface
ground 49, feet in width, situated in tho
of Nevada. and dcsc.ibed in III" plat and tieid
Lotes on tilcin this office rs follows. to wit:
U. 6. Survey NO. &c.
vey Ne. -. whci &c the sunmit of Euby ! i'll
bears :. - ~. L. d.l5i feat; tie flagstaff in
the town If EErcka bears :. 81 Il. t.. IL II.
to't: and The Vera truzSha bears 81 W.
4Ul ct; th1lce, rnnIinG :. I. ~ tCct,
t. ost marked No. = t. :. survey No.;
%llirnee :. IS. W. l.2ld feet. to pct nark.d
Ne. . l. Survey Ne. -: thence. \. - W,
IL. tet'. To est Earkcd Me-. / Us. survey
Ne, -. This post >ynldS On The southeastern
boundary of Sarvey Nj !, made Tor The sill.
tie SILVER Lick and Hdibie burns Consolidate
CT ole, and tn Ice y. =. 4. IL feet, 10
POST Ne, OF said SuryrV Nu. -, l.-li feet. to
post No. !, the lace OF beginning, containing
+" y -fpa ares. courses NNitoSSed from the trua
m,litiam with Il magnetic variation Of To-
Ills elpim is located mon yrsurveyei
larG,, aGd i huuuied on The northwest by
tho Siiver lick and Iobbie Burn, tunsciiaat-
IL Id.
This claim * recorded in Book l., page / T.,
of ia" Larct Il district Mining l.ecorHs, an&
a opir 1t In uuuec and Hat can ho iou!d
lostea at he IN t.r,I Shat ~ ON the l.sa'.
= ClElS r. HORN, Register.