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Daily and NYeelsly for 1915

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resolution ppnaemnlng al persons TO-
spnpslple Tor lAe Interference with the
legislature, The RESOLUTION Was laid
pli lhe lahle pn mpilnuOf Ne WmdIn.
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MISCELLANEOUS
TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that IA pupuRnoo
NJ y deed Of trust executed l0 nae, ], l., iaOnf
and, by N, w. hnpii ana hls Wilr Jennie NJ,
hc0ll on Tho llili dhy ~ inne, ma, wilpil
deed Vt ifuhi " recorded IN Tie Oiiicp NJ the
9 elk Of 90 district e9lTl II DALLAS county
ami ihl, ~ which reference II lirre made |
viii, No tho request NJ A, Faulkner, One OF The
hennlClnIieh Va said deed NJ trust, on sniur'
day, tho lDlh day Of January, A, w. no M
Tho eonrl honsp door y me plil Of Dallas,
state Of Texas, properd 70 hell q llip highest
bidder for cash in hand, tie following lands,
lyinHin The county of DAllAs,sinie Ot Texas To-
witt one tract VI iuur hundred nnd seventy
four aud One'hhlt acres, tic -, W, Perry
hpnlflHhl survey, sixteen miles northwest
Wrnniiy MINI tract NJ land, Also, u tract VI
mriy eight ana ihreesquHiirf nCfuh, being tile
north halt uf W, II, WlttH nlnuly'heNcn ana
one nnli acre survey, bounded on tho uhHi hS
A W, iorly's one hundred nnd hlNly.nNu
und unrshHli acres survey, un the nullh hN
luslnh AahloukA survey Of Ono section, un
Mo west by A, W, furfyA four hundred nnd
seventy .iOnr and unrshnlf ncid hcndllRhl
survey, and on the Aoulh by the south nal
Of W, n, Wiith ninely'soyrn hnd unc.hnll
acre survey. Also, twruly acres out Of the
l. simpson survey, bounded on The east by
said AshhlOck survey, nhh norlh ny hWahrn
of tnld simpson survey ON lhn hOulh ny thld
a, w Perry y four hundred hnd hnNehysiuul
nnl 0ne'half acre survey Also. nNly'hevtll
aud nineteenth acres ont VI the Mary Rene,
dy onn hundred ana sixty acre houdfahl
survey, bounded on the north by survey
owned by the hclr ~ William Row, ON tne
west by The balance Of ihthald Mary Remedy
survey, on the south by W, n, WiuhninplS
acre survey, aud on the east ny A, W, Fer
~ y four hundred and reyeniy-four ANA one,
half acre survey. Also, iOfty.olHlt and
elghty.dyo one hundThth Ncrca out VI IN,
W, II, Wits ninety ncrrt survey, oh or ehHl
end ofAnid survey, aud bounded On the ontl
by A, W, PcrtyN tOur hundred ANA seventy
four md Onc.hnlf acre survey, on tie nolil
by sfid MARY Kennedy sur cy, On west Ia
balance Of and Wits nlntlv acre sur
yey, and on the south 10y John JackeonAon'
hundred aorcs, together with Al hnd Hlngu
lnr the rights, members, tcnemcnia and her
editAmont TO tho hainO In any manner hn
longing or appertalning,
The tiilca TO shid lands nfo believed 10 W
perfect, but convey only ~ ttuatr.'
j. l.. LEONARD, Trustee.
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st, Nicholas for 1875.

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APPLICATIONS ron PATENT.
lpPLioATioM FOR PATENT.
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TT n. LAND OPYICE, CARSON CITY.
". Nevada. Aueu.t 3dih, lsIs.-Notiee -
hereby given that John kapp and hnk
strouse. whose poet once Addfrss 10 virsinlA
CITY, siarsy eoanty, kevada, have thl, Jay
alsd ,hsir apPs,a,i,Sn p ,a s ,e., y; ,sr New
brunswick ipds. and known - the North W.
eidental Mining claim. bearing gold. silver ana
otbsr precious metals. witk surfscc grouna
sh.ss kcsdssd fsss IN vs!h ,I,s,s, fnf tsd
Storey cosply ssd stats OF Heyada, and known
and dsdgpsied BY The feld NOTES and ofisial
plat on de In this once - lot numbor lil IN
ssction thirty-threc lss). Township number
seventeen uTj North. In range number twes'
iy-ons (si) East. Mount Diablo ease and mari
Ihs exterior boundaries ef said 10. being -
Beginning ii poe. No. I, siiuated about 1000
feet Southwsstcily from SHAFT No. . 81 the bu,
tro Tunnel Company, and whence bears me
dssrsss east. di..sSs esosi sO 30 % tsst; Ssssssh
on Mount Dsvidsou, North biB dtsFess west;
the quKrter section on the south line OF section
-, Township II north, Range 81 east. Mount
Diablo meridian, South s2k degrees east, OIL
.s soss sssRplS y s.fsss s% ..S c Phi .e
100 feet 20 post No. Z, thence. second courses
North degrees east, 100 feet 10 post NO. );
thence. thifd course, North " degrees and u
minutea east. lus leet 70 poet NO. VI tnsnec.
fourth eoufse. South % degrees east. ~ feet
along tbs southern boundary ofthe rutfo Tun.
mel grant 10 post No. o; thence, ffth course,
south degrees west. e9o feet TO post No. q;
thence. sixth course, South 81 degrees and II
minutes west. 100 feet 10 post No. ]. the place
of beginning. containing l6-ioo acres. bear
ings cxpfessed from the true meridian mag.
nstic variation, lGk degrees east.
This claim 10 bounded on tho north ~ the
Butro Tunnel grsnt. and on the south By the
Occidental Company's v. h. survey Noe. u
and %. Labor and Improvements eonsist OF
an Incline shaft exceeding 500 In ykue, sur-
vey made TO accord In the main With the rec:
frd Of flocaiion, excepting The couus o. thsesd
lines, which werr msde 70 accord with the 3D.
Ioining u. 3. survey Nos. II and 90.
The location OF this claim 10 duly recorded In
the County Recorders once OF Storey county,
Nevada. kept q Virginia City. In book u,
pages So5 and s0l OF Prescriptions and Loca.
lions, said storey County Records.
Any and al pcrsons claiming advefSely any
portion Of said North Occidental Mining
claim, or ground, 90 herslnbsfors deseribed,
are required 10 nic their adverse claim With
The Register OF the United States Land Once
II Carson City, In the STATE Of Nevada, during
Inc sixty days' period OF publication hereof, or
hey win bs barred By virtue of the provisions
sas7ssd NJ A. wArrz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

Mr.. Nash, an expert in tho skeleton
business, gave the reporters Of the Phil
a,l-lphia 7I"ss quite lot Of vary inter
esting items ON the subject, and from
the resulting elaborate article Published
in that paper We extract the following:
"Outside Of the purposes Of secret So
cicties. sir. who want the emblems to re-
mind man that this sublunary world Ia
hut a fleeting show. OF what use are these
Gaseous remainsi' "wby. country doc
tors generally like to keep skeleton
somewhere in q dark closet. =" WAS tho
reply. "where they keep their demijohn
of applojaek or old rye Their wives,
daughters or servants are sure never 10
visit 1t. 10 they take students they must
havc q skull. anyhow. No drawing or
picture can teach or give an adequate
idea of the anatomy OF the head. and n
baek.country doctor pretty generally will
strain u point to procure q skeleton en-
tirely. To patients upon whom he wish
es 10 make an impression that be Is par
ticularly erudite and n dead shot al
Inumps or worms he will sometimes ex-
hibit this skeleton. Besides this. no
doctors house in which skeleton was
known 10 bc kept was ever broken into.
IL comes cheaper than keeping bulldogs
and makes man reputation besides"
"Ani the cost Of skeleton il how
much, Mr.. Nashi" "To lodges I fur
nish them for S3j each. They arc not
handled there and are almost iinp,rish-
able. For doctors the articulations re-
quirc 10 h. strongly wired. and $50 il
what We get for ono. skulls are OF
moro comparative value in proportion
than the r,st Of the anatomy" said Mr.
Nash. "I've often hal bodies with no
skulls to match them. have furnished
skulls and cross.bones to religious re-
cluses. male and female. who wanted
nothing else. There are societics. too,
who buy skulls. and I've sent them 10
such far AMI near. ! had the body OF
the murderer Teufel. who was hangs'l at
Mouistown some years ago. physi-
cian got his heal. mounted tho frame.
screwed the heal OF negro upon II.
and sold ii To u back-counlry lodge Of
Knights of Pythias." "what became
OF tho negro oody! w, hoooy
cares. That kind of material Is abun-
dant. by the Law Of the Commonwealth
the remains Of all who die unclaimed
are handed over 10 tho colleges to pro-
mote the interests Of science"
GLOW about tho skeletons Of Infants.
Mr.. Nashp" asked the reporter. "iou
have them in the museum OF your uni-
versity. How is it that preparations so
delicate can bc dissectsdr' "They all
come from France" said Mr. Nash.
IAN that sort Of things are produced
abroad. They are necessary for us to
have. but not an anatoruist would lie en-
couragcd by an college in this country
90 prepare them. Skeletons OF birds
and small animals arc prepared in the
same way. No human hand, even II
working under microscope, could do II
half 80 well. The bird. or whatever IL
may be. Is sprinkled with sugar and
placed near by an ant.hill. In q few
days nothing but tho bono contained in
N IL left.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

A TESSEsskk murderer selected his
victim at a spclling-bes and ballaated
him with buck-sh while he was climb
ing over a fve-barred word. The pee
ple have given tho murderer pair OF
mules and farm. ami will send him 10
the Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

An oli thing has happened to Paris
reporter. While looking up tho par
ticulars Of u murder he got into tho
wrong apartment and wns nearly smoth-
cred with kisses by an emotional old
pair who mistook him for their returned
son. who had bsen absent twenty Year,.
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ron SALE.

u,lII YuRNTrURE AND FIXTURES OF
the two-ssoy Lodging Hoase on Telegraph
ur~st. 0oLl llili. In mont of the fellsw Jacket
soistinf works. Everything nev and In good
order. Terms rrssonable. Apply soou, On the
SUI G.a. CODDINaToN.
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ABOUT SKELETONS.

How They are rsiiised = what 10
Cesss 70 aN Them ap market
yniuc OF u Gssi Sxsiesea- Moth
obs OF PrcparinE Them.
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4''"aiaa led! 'sis'ia19 adin 40 .ln.n
1Aks NOTICE. THAT - we rao'
r,'ouv AVN prxn .no An
GOODS PERTAINING no THAT
ILSEiAr riiH LOWEST PRICES.
oraa. Am cAnpLrs. ARE KEPT
.,,s ;,.1v,s xaSuv ouavrrrvrn.
sgs., .gss ....lss Ass a.......s, ..:ss..s.
wooD.xwAsz. rIrw.... wv, ETC.
HAMS WE HAVE yusr nsoEIvRD
, 1875-11-14

Each ons Keeps : mental book Of the prizes, in
regular graduation, with the pros AMI cons cor
1eGHs nchesso anu - snaaso y. .ue supe11o pr VI
reach, the second or third string to the bow ls
ready to be fitted On 1t once. Neither men nor
women can claim the palm; there are inttigue1s
Of both sexee who sre passes nsdskres il this
social diplomacy, but perhaps the women are
more numerous. Besides, thev hare advantages
thA: man lack the innocent face aud gold
en- hair Of "sweet seventeen" ia q more
stfectual mask thau any man can muster, aud
. uother's anxiety for her darling more CON
, 1875-11-14
TIE EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
6UHROuSpIN1 a SCHOOL,

To the Editor Of 1Ae CAscao, Tribune
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.--1 noticed IL your to-day's
issue that the Coronar's jury came to the COZ
clus1on that the Superintendent OF Polica had
better ''place policeman around the Lincoln
Street School," Now have seen many large
policemen who were evidently capable Of aur-
rounding considerable beer; but l have never
yet seen one large enough TO surround the LIN
coin Street SCI col, even If he were Placed around
it by the Superintendent OF Police.
sscHoQI-HoY.