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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01

MI. DeAJeT "A. HaWklHS Cdlleu vi IhC MdyUI yes.
terday, and is supposed, also, to be q candidate
pressed by the Comptroller, who was with him at
the time. Frank N. Bixby is also mentioned as .
candidate, likewise Mr.. N Hill Fowler; but at an
interview with him he discaimed any such In.
tention. 1t is stated about the City Hall that
Colonel Joel W. Mason might be induced to accept
the position II rendered to him, but that he will not
apply for the same.
Mr. Kurtz, who claimed to be elected State Sen
ator last fail. Indignantly denies having an eye on
the vacant seat.
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Alderman John ]. Morris.
Shepard +. Knapp, Jr.
Ex-senator Abram Lent.
Jonathan Sturgis.
Jacob NJ. Patterson.
ID. II. Brewer.
Thomas 9. Acton.
George w. Quintard.
James G. Mcguire.
henry Bergh.
shepard F. Knapp.
Edward F. Hogan.
General Frank Spinola.
John Z. Devlin.
s. b. Ruggles.
william Laimbeer.
Henry n. Beers.
John O'Brien.
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Mr.. wears WOIe0e.
John Morrissey.
Ex-Ald. Henry Clauseu.
William II. AlbertsOn.
Jackson s. Schultz.
Gen. Alexander smaller.
Bernard Casserly.
b. +. Manierre.
Jacob M. Patterson.
Seth G. hawley.
Ex-Assem'n Jas. Hayes.
James E. Coulter.
Thomas Dunlap.
Colonel Jacob Long.
Mich. II. ConnOr.
Lawson ]. Fuller.
Nelson K. Wheeler.
Gen. John COchrane.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-26
Information Of YnIuc.

The following letter, addressed to one
of our leading hardware merchants.
Mr.. j. G. Mcconnell, from consulting
engineer ID. Keith, of Columbus, Ga,
contains reply to inquiries which
have often been made in this city, up
on II subject to which the commune
cation refers:
COLUMBUS, Ga, Sept. lG, 1874.
DEAR SIR-Having been informed
that your people are anxious to estab-
fish the cotton manufacturing business
in Dallas, take the liberty of sending
you some data from which you can
Judge of the capacity of II cotton mill
of one thousand looms, making stand
ard goods, sheetings and shirtings. A
first class cotton mill of one hundred
looms and requisite machinery, when
in successful operation, will turn out
five thousand yards per day or thirty
thousand yards per week for fifty
weeks, which is about the running
time for year, 100000 yards. The
consumption of cotton per annum is
about eleven hundred bales of five
hundred pounds each. The number of
operatives required is one hundred,
constantly.
Very respectfully, yours,
ID. KEITH.
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iouls we're pened NJ Northumberland
ware store yesterday Also large
stock IT hardware
nus chief Of The lire department nae
a call Ia another column Coz q meet
ing u The fire department al me en-
gine house io-ngllL
TnE ane upW fWme residence NN
the unnh side oi Elm street nrHi rf''
ampre, WillbeonnpIed w MrH' NnlNi'l
40 boarding house,
Tnr building formerly occupied Wy
Mfssrs Leonard lirosl anu Wlllel was
partly destroyed by the last llrel n now
rebuilt and ready for lhe roof
TnH eollon men arc siill hammerlng
away at the freighls, 'rlgy don't pro,
pose 10 lessen pn their 'polnd' uhHl
the railroads lessen on their pound
A snowy now sign for the agreea'
bio and substantial firm of MeHSrs,
Mies n Caldwell, IL coming onl Won
under tho inspiration Of olhelloH
brush,
A GENill3MAR seni, yesterday, W lilH
layorile railroad, running oulol lhlS
city, enough passengers 70 aggregate
| four hundred dollars worth OF tickets
| utl. ~. ,.,,..tta.I friaud.i,lu fup uOu
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THE LADIES

Will find at Jeilries', on Elm
street, a. large line Of Dress
Goods, consisting of GrOs
Grain and Tatieta Silks, black
and i'm cOIOrs, POngees, Silk
and Wool DiagOnals, Camels
Hair Cloth, Alpaccas, MOhairs.
Empress Cloths. Cashmeres,
Silk Finish POplins, an eIe-
giant line OF Trimmings, and
the largest and cheapest stock
Of Ribbons ever exhibited i'm
Dallas. Also, the latest novelties
i'm BELTS. Ties. Shawls and
CIOaks, all OF which are being
sold upon the most reasOnable
terms. l95d2w
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, September 25.--Cotton
steady. Good ordinary, 1890 low
mlddling, l4sc; middling, l5jc. Sales
1000 bales.
Hides--Market weak and shade
lower Dry flint rigid selection, 100
l0lc; dry sailed, l2@l74c; wet sailed,
selected, 0lc; butchers green, Sc.
New ORLEANS, September 25.-Cot-
ton quiet. Good ordinary TO strict
good ordinary, l3s@33Sc; low middling
to strict low middling, llB@l4Sc; mid
ding to strict mddling, l4E@l5c, good
middling, l5l@l5Ac. Receipts, 2,25i
bales; exports, none; stock, 2l,S3l bales
Gold, %; sight, par sterling, b 20.
NEW YORK, September 25.--Cotton
quiet. Net receipts 1905 bales. Sales
$40 bales. Middling Orleans 162c;
middling Alabama, 16sc; middling
uplands, l6sc; low middling, l53c;
strict good ordinary, 14sc; good ordi-
nary, l3sc; ordinary, l3c.
Futures opened easier. September lay
Ml5 ll-l6, October l5SGGl5 3-l6; No
vemher, l5bC1l5 3-lG December 10 S-l6
@l5l; January 10 5-l6@l5s; February
15s@l5 ll-lO. September deliveries
ran up to lG 7-lG to-day and the shorts
rushed into the spot market bidding
higher for cotton in order to cover
September contracts, but holders de-
clined such bids, unless accompanied
hy u stipulation that the cotton should
not be used to fill September contracts,
This checked the movement and left
the spot market nominally unchanged,
LIVERPOOL, September 25.-Noon.- -
Cotton--Sales on basis of mddling
uplands nothing below good ordi-
nary, shipped October and Novem-
Der, I'D. Sales on basis of middling
Orleans, nothing below good ordinary,
shipped, October and November, sgd.
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Ihn snniI,nrn rIrI,nnrn.

Not man, woman or child In ST.
81. Louis but what knows 'ricknor,
the clothier. So here IN Dallas every
body knows Il, n NJ Kahn, the star
clothiers, where clothes for the lallesI
aud smallest that viii suit either iol
dress or "every day. wear, can be had
ut prices lower, perhaps, than can bl
bought at first hands.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Post

Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
ONCE.
Northern mail arrives daily at $3.50 a m;
departs at BIO u M.
Southern mail arrives at $40 an; departs
Mt $3.50 u m. e
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at s25 M;
departs at 600 p III.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Mondays at p IN; de-
parts Except Sundays) mt Z u m.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisville and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at q p m; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at am.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday at ! am, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday at 6 pm.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at o PM; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at "a am.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturl
day at II m; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm.
William Jones, Postmaster; $. s. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w. ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
tributing Clerk.
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Our MIi stock IN beginning 10

Our inIi s,OOk IN beginning 10
and viii he larger than
ever before.
We sill continue 10 make
wall paper, window shades,
etc, IL specially
Purchasers viii llnd oar stock
complete. ana the Inrgcst and
hest selected In north Texas.
school books IN great variety,
MI nj which M bottom prices.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
DOT Main street.
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LET there be sewerage!


PETTY thievlng IL ut full tide.
"CALIPoRNIA pears arriving.
SUBURBAN residences stlll building
TRAVEL has "ploked up across the
Trinity bridge and the toll keeper Is
glad.
The Washington hotel IL jumping
Into favor.
THE down town Ice house has taken
In its sign.
TOO many empty boxes pitched into
the streets.
DALLAS will send her quota to the
81. Louis Fair.
The colored schools In this city have
packed attendance.
The penetrating mosquitoes have re-
turned to their labors.
YESTERDAY morning our city wore
the cowl of u London fog
BUSINESS Is very perceptibly im-
proving In all branches of trade.
Mr., BLADES new building on Com
merce street Is going up sharply
THIRTY-FoUR mich cows were sold
to n dairyman near this city yesterday.
THREE gentlemen in north Dallas
an-asthma-tize their cases of ebay
fever"
MORE culverts would aid materially
in lessening the depth Of mud in our
streets.
ONE hundred emigrants all farmers,
disembarked from the Central train
yesterday.
For latest styles and well made
clothing and under garments, go to Il.
& M. Kahn's.
The lamp lighter was out yesterday
putting the lamps in order for the next
illumination.
The Merchants Exchange, Elm
street, offers superb lunch to-day.
Go and try it.
''rHE Lady of the Lake,, the Fort
Worht stage, "walks then mud "like a
thing of life."
THE engine boys held 'drill meet
ing' last night and drilled around in II
foot or two of mud.
Two HUNDRED kegs of beer consti-
tuted the load of several "hoats" from
the Central road yesterday.
BEST California Catawba, only fifty
cents bottle, at Brownies, ELM street.
The ladies say it is delightful.
DALLAS is exultant over the fact
that the flour that is now coming in, is
the best she has had for years.
A SIGN from the second story en-
trance to Mr.. Wheat's store tells us
that we have another dentist among
us.
THE depressions in the streets which
have become miry since the rain, don't
smell like new mown hay. Fill 'em
up.
A WAGON load of catfish was sold
on Main street, yesterday, at prices
ranging from ten cents up to one dol
lar. ar
A MAN with but one leg and no
arms, occupied seat In IN emigrant
wagon, which passed through Dallas
yesterday.
The stores on Austin street which
were rapidly vacated on the removal
of the postoffice, are now pretty much
all reoccupied.
EVERY dray and vehicle capable of
being worked, find plenty of carrying
to do in hauling fall goods from the
different depots.
IT WILL be week or so yet before
the criminal court will adjourn, but
the grand jury commenced to cape
several days ago.
SEVERAL hundred bushels of wheat
were bought from wagons on our
streets yesterday at one dollar and ten
cents per bushel.
OUR health officer Is one of the
healthiest looking men in the whole
southwest "Fat,n as the compositors
would say, for him.
A srIENnm invoice Of carpenters
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. Joa w0nH,

No ha,s ihe facilities aad '"s ""'h'
sea 90 do ~ seaa weTL' aH" ~ 80
lew rates. ~ san he aaas anywhere
ana We msan 10 do H. h''"s S""'
zine sob wsrh 10 THE DAiLf "hh'
Am oPFIoE, GeFaeE " mat" """
Lamar streets
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Mhnt Chinn llnlI nns To shy

Business Is dull, but this house can
not afford to let II remain so. In Or
der to make II come, prices shall be
reduced until the "welkin rings" with
praises of the elegant goods and starry
Ing prices of China Hall. Talk about
81 dollar apiecep Well, MIR, Local,
you just tell the people that whatever
any one else sells for dollar, in our
line, China Hall never asks more than
seventy.live or eighty cents.
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The Dollar store.

This attractive establishment h re'
ceIvIng new goods daily, In cach of
their various lines, Yesterday they
were In receipt of an entire new stock
Of glass aud queenswaro Of different
patterns. This store deserves liberal
patronage, aud ladlea will Mud here u
variety Of useful and ornamental RrIl'
cles which ARE sold remarkably low.
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Exchange.
THE GENERAL MARKET.

Groceries.
Bacon: Clear sides li@l4lSc; Breakfast l51Sc;
Hams, canvassed, loo; Hams, sugar-cured,
lie.
Molasses (ln barrels per GALLON: Fair Csc;
Prime 75c; Choice CSC; Golden Syrup S5c; Silver
Drips 9O@S5c.
Sugar lin barrels per pound): Fair lOISc;
Prime ll14c; Choice l2c Yellow clarified l2c;
White clarified l3c;Powdered l4c;Crush ed AZ.
Fish (MackereD No. |, half barrels SO; No.
2. half barrels 80; No. |, kits 81 75 No. 2, kits
Tobacco, per Id, 5pa75c.
Coffee and Tea.
Rio, common, 2ic; Fair to good, 25ISc; Prime
to choice, 2S15c; U. g. Java, SIC; Tea, per n, 70
@sl Is.
Breadstuffs and Grain.
Flour = Extra Family 81 10; Choice
XXX 81 5O@5 %; XXX 81 2@5 90; Xxx So 75@
$50.
Bran, n 100 lbs, 75c.
Oats D bushel 50@55c
Wheat per busIel, 81 10.
Corn, per bushel, news S0C9l 90; old 81 10,
Corn meal, per 80 rs, 81 O59l 10.
Potatoes-Tabie 81 SOFAS on.
Beans: White navy y 100 rs 50 50g7 90.
Fruits. Nuts aud Confectionerfes.
Dried apples ero l4c;Lemons, ebox ss;oranges
pbox % 70; Figs, tnew) n 70 l5e; Raisins, In
layers, y box, inswl u 10; Dried curranis,
zsnts, yh, inew] i5c, Turkish prunes lnevl
eniaci Almonda san she'll, y y 2se, Ftlbsrts
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REED a LATIInOI'

WiII sell ihe Educational series
oi srl,0ai bo0hs atiuiFgaHniaFi
ga,asnad eAraHngc flr HiA H1h
anu0pulnr hDHirf .hra i'ffp
aisV u fuii si0ra 81 Hli @ihrI
son00I bOOks, which, ihey N'll
sell i.s low Hs inp lowest
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Composition Ilooiing.

W,O, pibpll wishfs II understood llal 10
IL slill pulling pn ihe hrsl aillrlnm e'lnlN'
sliinna 81 80 poe square 10 hHa "n AhNtl
sHGu wOrlh 0yri pne year AfhAhi' fhA'
ygcr. lsiiim
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NOTICE.

lob work IN invariably payn-
bile on delivery, and all ir',n-
silent advertisements al ihc
time they are handed In. Legal
embellishments must also be
pnidin advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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Gnln DnY.

real holiday lunch at the Merchants
Exchange to-day Mt half past ten o'clock. Go
there; II is better than you win get at home
for dinner, and you will lose no time from
business. l95dlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-26
Fire Dennrtmeut

There will be n meeting of the fire depart
ment at the engine house tonight at71S
p. NJ, for business of importance. Every
member is requested to be present.
4. j. FRANK,
Chief Dallas City Fire Department.
September "a, 1874.
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Hcyou want anything usually
found i'm ~ iirst-cItsS book
store, 40 10 franklin Az Co.'s,
where YOU can he snthiied Ola
The most acCOInln ONnilng
terms, and in IL very courteous
manner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-26

II you want genuine article of jewelrv,
gold or silver watches, clocks or silver table
ware, go TO Herman Lanee's, south side Of
Main street, No.5o He also keeps a large as
sortment Of spectseles and The celebrated
Hollands patent gold pens
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MeniI,er Iienori.

Mean temperature OF the city Of Dallas,
yesterday, kupt by John \, Roberts, druARlhl,
corner OF Main aud Houston Mrrelh, WlhH
FahrenheitH iirht'olahh thermometer
o'clock a, "'uun'''"' '''''"''''''551 20
u O'Clock '""u'""''''''''''''' "a
o'clock y, Ma,r,,u,.,,,,,,u,n',,''''' t'"""'e
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hyou wish to have your watch put in good
running order go TO Hermann LANCE. He
is INST class workmen, having learned and
praoticed in the largest cities OF Europe and
America,
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JOHN w. LANE,

Notary public and agent for
the collection 0fClainia ~ AUS
tln. once NJ GnsiOn ~ Thomas
bank, north side of the public
square.
fUdff
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Best California catawba at only fifty cents
q bottle at Brownies, Elm street. The ladies
say 1t is delightful. l95d2t
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MISCELLANEOUS
OUACHITA VINEYARD
HOT SPRINGS, GARLAND co., Arm.

For sale, twelve thousand fine, heai, III.
strong grapevines, of the following KIM hhs ,
aware, Diana. Goethe, Cunningham. he ppo.
mont Norton's Virg' MIA and Hartiort9 ,l, as
lihc, warranted all true TO name anu , ~
enable rates. Cuttings, for spring PHI, can
be furnished Of over nfty different varlelievs.
Our vines can be taken up, Forwarded " rom
press, and transplanted without fiss s,,ande
cold, anywhere in the same belt OF little .d sIiey
are far superior 10 plants that are not accl'
mated. Address all orders TO ,,,,otrt,
JOHN NEUSOH =, an.
os w. 'ineS "i"' isOdlm
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees 10 ~"
Herald once viii he allowed q" settle
menis with the ofiiee unless nn "rd"F
frou ths Proprietor Nv given,
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And freshest literature may
be found az Frnnhlin's book
store, Main street, Dallas.
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AZ neuuanu lauWs irWrlV ralahlisl''
meui yoa and lhr NHr'l ls'pIlwfNl NNN 'N'
lpWesl prices
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NorIoI TO ADyInTIsHRs.

Hereaneraii bills for nd advertisement"
Ia this paper viii be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified ~ contracts
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OgFIoE OF THE DALLAS HFRALD,(
September 20, 1874.
corrected daily by the First National Bank
Buying. Selling.
Gold. 1910 @l09
Silver. ........................l0j@ 0lU7
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rsr,le saup fer luaen

Friday and saturday w will have saHl,
ina turtle soap served AZ ppr sainpirippM Nv
lslist WlFLA Rlbnltt.
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Bagging and Ties.

We have Just received full suPP s.ls
heavy Jute Bagglng and Arrow Ties, Ios w.
low. L. n, SPENCER q bEo,
laalm Elm sussh pallsA
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ron sALE.
oao share Of stack in tho

Dallas neal Estate and nuiid'"E AHs"'
citation,
Has been len with me for sale Al early ep'
plleanl may ohlain . bargain,
Apply ~ ipih hHllh
issdtf Flml National iianh'
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instantaneous cure lor neuralgia,
II. q, HOhK lNA,
OOdly Agent for Dallas,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
and Departure of Trains NJ
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

From the South mail and express). S:22 II. m.
From the North (mall and express)- 6:2S II. m.
From the South, (accommodation)l050 p. m.
From the North, laccommodationll2 :55 u. IN.
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BOO * b IN ID l N @
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WANTS WANTED.

Adifoitrfifias H me colHmH irH be iasrdefm
Mr NNrrH0 FHaf IiN fLNlh HN
llNEhGHiA iNsaffipH NHd HlE ftAfN|
nanmaH mufff ~ ~ MNi FifTfI
fkAla
lust HElklNEn.-i AH cheapest Inc ~
J hm lWln lflhllgns fVar nni nd in nllr
1885, iaIiHt NNHi'~ iia
4 AZ LArE,-A ula llnrnl lhsa pgpaIar
] lHnrs ia'l ieaHtfa 40 WhrHl.H laln'l
ULEApHEn NusLlNs.-lawer uap iAe'
ID iowmlal Whnaia iala'l
gEA lsbASp cHpSs.-yeW cle9p %
- Whfal' NiNil
pLgslrouqew AMI choice goods rgesYed
i dnlil "a WhfWa' l1lNN
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Lawyers Briefs

Printed In pamphlet form, with noatness
ma dispatch, NJ the HERALD OFFICE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-30
U. S. Survey No. r..

Ieeinning M II post marked vi. T.. :. Sur.
". VI. - Whence the Town Company, we'll
IN tue town o.! \ anderbilt, bear, .o,,iL :, 80
nhst ''iN' iect; he bertrand hal, bear. north
y w.st ~ feet; shat VI. } bears .ot,th :ni.
west '' ie"'. and Il n~ut-Iinc tree . iurh.s IN
,mlhheter marhcd l.. w. T.. +. bears .,uth
'iett' thence RAINING south :, west NM feet
." =" pos. marked NJ. 2l.S. Survey ~. -:
whence post No.. OF Survey w ~ m,d, ,.r
.he ''tddes and bertrand Mill and Mining
,"hilany nion the Stockton Lode. bar nnr,h
81 T., west Isl feet: thence north II west M,
.,el I" posi- harhed w.. ; =. survey X, -.
.nemr So",h - east q" feet To- post marked
no., survey NJ. -; and thence south II
49, W ie't 10 post NJ. l il.s rlacc of br.in.
mug containing ) 6.-lW acres: ,,urs,, cx.
pn,nsru from The true meridian with n mag.
NV ,ariat'on 81 H. east. 1his claim is on
nhioTveytd land and is bounded ON nrithrr
mines ahs known claimants; the nearest
III. IL. .he ''eddcs NJ. > and stockton.
ne ciaihI Is Recorded in l-uk e.. unse y ,f
anI Heetrt .anyon district Mining accord.
,, n,a .op. 9' the notice and diagram can be
,oIh' POSTED at The bertrand SHAFT urnn the
l"it. dl tlRIS +. Iuk%' Rcr;s,.,
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Application for Patent.
NOVICE No. ~.

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Eurcla n. Nevada. Dec. ~. 1>:S.i
NOTICE Is lIEREEN GIVEN I'll. At THE
~ t;cddcS and Bertrand Mill and Mining
tom, any I"stotlicc address Eureka. N"va.
da.l has this day filed in this office n diagram
together with n notice ct application for u
patent from the tnitcd States. under act q,
Congress. approved May ~. 49,, for eight
hundred SOB linear feet Of the Gcddcs w. =
Lode. the same RAINING rs $40 feet southcrly
and al 1-lofcet northerly from the t;cddcS Ne.
slt.atcd in Secret canyon Mining District.
Eureka county. nevada. and described in tho
plat and field notes Un lille in this office as toll
lows, to-wit:
U. s. Survey No. II.
beginning at n post marked ''>o Il. 5 Sur
vey No IL the same b, ing ost NJ. I of sur
vcy w. 20, made for the Gcldcs and bertrand
Mill and Mining C"nran, ON The stockton
Lode, whence the Town COMPANIES well. in the
town of \and,Ib ilt. Lea,s south ~ Ei'cast
:''I2 feet: shaft W. ) bears south : west ~
feet: and III, ,;eIa.S NJ. = shaft bear. north
D. west i'oteet; ''h"nce running s"nth - ".
IN feet along said survey NJ. 20 to post
marked No. |. :. Survey NJ. Il, whence "A
nut-pinc tree Is inches in diameter
bears north .o'. east 10 feet; thence north
IL wcstN''t feet t" post mark ed Ne. ) Us. ser
We. Nc. Il; theme" nurth - cas- M feet To
post marked W. |. : survey W. Il, whence
Il %nHt-iinc tree foot in diamcirr marked G..
IA. i. /. hears south - east - feet: and
thence soath llo east N1 feet /" IoS, ~. /:
the Place OF beginning; containing ) G1-lV
arre,; courses "NircSsca ir"nt The trac
meridian with Il magnetic variation of 10 .
east.
Ibis claim is on unsurvcycd lanl and j..
bounded IN tn south by the Sioch ton lode. I h,
'iaiii l. rrr"iird III look I. Iag" 10 .! the Sc
crct CANON District Mining hrcurds and n
copy OF the notice and diagram can DO tnunL
posted at the tiriics 40. +. shaft.
dol CI,lS +. liU.N. Register.