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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
THE LAKE MICHIGAN DISASTERS
ONE SURVIVOR FOUND OF THE WRECKED
EQUINOX.

ONE SURVIVOR FOUND OF THE WRECKED
EQUINOX.
RESCUED AFTER DIgTING IHiRTY-ONE HOURS ON
THE INSTRUMENTATION or IHE wRECK-THK
SCHOONER EMMA l.. MAYEs sIGSALED FOR RE-
LIEF, But FAILS TO RESPOND
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Reuben Burr. who Is
spposed to he the sole survivor OF wreck OF the
peer Equnox which foundered off Point al Sable, Lake
Michigan on OF the 10Th inst, reached this
city yesterday afternoon by the schooner haven Capt
Ross picked up by that vessel after Heating 81
hours Oh the pothouse Of the wrecked steamer Burr
was a heimsman he was picked up 50 miles south
southwest Of Manitou Island Saturday He stated 10
Tribune reporter that tie was very rough during
the night preceding the catastrophe, and the vessel
sprung aeak while he WAS at the wheel. Al o'clock
Friday morning, an inspection OF the vessel disclosed
that the after bulwarks stove in. Burr ana the
mate attempted 10 stop the lcak, but their efforts were
fruitless and II decided 10 lower the boats AT is
time the schooner Emma l.. Aaycs, which was IL tow
was hailed and asked to alongside; but either the
persons board did not hear the request or their vessel
WAS unmanageable At al events the schooner did not
respond Signals made and lights displayed, but
without avail. boat then lowered from the Port
side of the propeller and the mate the owner watch
man. five deck hands, engineer and two hFrmcn got
into IL; when tho ship went down almost Immediately
Burr swan for a long distance side y side with the cap
tain and they finally reached SPAR but .itarwaTd got
separated subsequently, Burr caught the plot-aouse
and occupied with the second cook; but the latter
after nearly days drifting exhausted and then
UNCONSCIOUS, and finally dropped Of Burr was picked
the Haven in very exhausted cOnuilOn odlItu1y
morning. but he Is now feeling qaite comfortable
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ISnisv.P0LIs sept. I4.-FlOHr. 50 '0dSs. Wheat-New
nomAa.iy 7J,4s1 l.; Old, g3c dSl 3D. Corn-EaT, 63c
Asked bid. Sheed. SO D6ic. v hte, O4c Oats 30 rf3c
New nomiraly 2jq50c. Rye. TJo as Baik Meats-shoui
defs Clear RIB and Clear Sides, l2a II Sc and
2sdl2isc. BacDn-ShoulGers, sQ9Ar Clear b anu Clear
sides l3dl iic. aid IS "a Nc I3r-Priue steam ID ,
QI3s,c. Hams. pickle, IL. &c, susafcucd HAMS
l4ai4i.c.
MILWAUKEE,. sept. l4-F1our quet and unchanged Wheat
strong higher No. l Milwaukee,, - % ,; No. do.
ii I6a, sepieiuDes ~ 1G4 October. 81 l4it Corn
cited and higher; >2c ani higher; No =
september the October 35c. Barley steady with FAR
demand spring, september, " No do 1sc Bye
quiet aDd UNCHANGED FreightsNh"at 70 Buffalo, 2'lc Re
ceipts-20OO bbs our, $1,000 bush Wheat Shipments
IL 90 bhls. FlOsr, 900 bush. Wheat
TOLEDO. sept H-Flour steady with moderate demand
wheat dun Aid lower No. White Michigan. 81 80. 40
do. 81 20; Amber Michigan, ~ 30 September Al 3Jg
October. 81 30 November; II 81 No do II 70; NO
Rod Winner, September, 81 SO No s DO 81 j. Rejected
ODE Com dali aud lower high Mixed 65e october 60c
10, 63 he; No. White &c; grade u &c. Oats dn
and lower No cash and septemoer 42e; October ~ 2c
White, Mich Al 20. Receipts for two days-5OO
Flour $1,000 bush. Wheat, 10000 bush Corn 1000
bush. Shipments for two days-lOOO bbls Flour.
900 Whea: 900 bush. Corn, 5000 BUSH Oats
WILMINGTON, y. CO sept lisprits iurpenno urn A. SOC
Rosln nrn strained, 81 "a Tar steady at 81 AZ.
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RONAPAPTISM IN FRANCE.

BoNPARTIsr CONCLAvE TO DE HELD AT ARSNEN-
BERG-Ex-MINIsrERs ROUHEE AND OLIVIER TO
RE PRFsENT-ACTIvITY OF THE BONAPARTIsT
AGENTS .-
LONDON, Tuesday Sept. II, 1875.
The DAILY Ne,rS this morning has q special
xelegram from Paris saying that 81 ROuher starts FOR
Arenenborg (switzerlandl Wednesday TO assist at
grand Bonapartist concave Friday. Admiral de la
RoncAre lie Noury has has been invited but he Il
decided whether lac will accept NJ. Emile Olivier If GER
tainiy going The BOnapast propaganda is being ener-
retcay pursued the barracks of Paris, where tho
rays and the Ordss prOIuse!y distributed gratu-
ttousy. ,o--
At the meeting OF the Permanent Committee of the
Assembly Thursday next VI. Eufet viii he mterpeIated
upon the intention the Government toward the Bona
psrtists and especially regarding the decision OF the
Honapartlst Committee to print ard disseminate mil
hon comics Of NJ Duva's speech at Eyreux having for
preface the letters Admiral de Ia Roncierc le Noury
an the Prince Imperial.
Marshal MacMah0n Is TO give audience to Admiral
dc La Roncere Noury and then leave for the Loire to
witness tie Autumn maneuyers.
LONDON, Monday Sept. IL. 1878.
A special dispatch from Paris to The Daily
Mems reports that the Constitutional party
have resolved to force NJ Buffet, Pres
ident OF the Council. 70 break openly with
the Bonapartiss ut meeting of the Permanent
Committee or to convene the Assembly before the APP
poin tied time.
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THE FRENCH INUNDATIONs.

EIGHTY EIGHT LIVES LOST AT ST. CH1NIAN-THE
RIVERS TARS AND AIIIEE FLOODED.
PARISH, Tuesday. sept. IA. SIS.
The number of deaths caused at ST. Gilman
py the waterspout S. One hundred and twenty houses
destroyed.
Disastrous foundations have occurred IA the Depart
mont Of Lozere accompanied with great loss o. life ana
property Tho river has risen prodgiosy, carry
ing away several bridges. The Aer also OyeIowod its
banks but the rains have ceased.
A meeting OF the Inundation Relief Committee was
held to-day under presidency Of Madame MacMahon
The total amount Of subscriptions Was reported 70 DO
g. 800 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
DIR. DE KoTEy DECLINES THE BIsHoPRIc.

VIEWS OF THE DOCTOR AS TO TIE EUCHARIST THE
CAUsK-ANOrHER ELECTION TOMORROW
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSg.l
CHICAGO, Sept. 14-The Episcopal Conven-
ZION Of the Diocese OF Illinois to-day and Organized
letter was read from Dr. De Koyen Withdrawing hist
acceptance OF his election Bishop His gives AZ grea
length his views concerning the Holy Eucharist and the
presence Of Savior aud the nature Of the presence In
the conservation OF the elements claiming that the views
he holds while not those OF the Church at large are
not by the Church account Of their errors
II they are such make il improper for him 10 he
Bishop they such Ia make improper for him 10
be prespyter In either his teachings would
lead souls asirgy He denied the light Of the STANDING
Committees reject a Bishop elect. He expresses his
love for the Diocese Of Illinois, but declares for the sake
Of harmony, he must withdraw his acceptance The let
tor WA received with great regret The election Of
Bishop WAS postponed until tomorrow.
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THF RUSSIAN EMPIRE.

SPREAD or sOcIAIIsM-A NUMBER or SOCIALISTS
INDICTED.
LONDON Tuesday Sept. II. 1875.
The Standard this evening, Sept ii, says
that 6lg men and 1853 women have re-
Gently been indicted In Russia, OF whom 20
were arrested for participating IN Tire Socialist
navement The FrocuIeur General, IN the Indictment,
av. that socaiism Is rapidly spreading throughout the
Empire. .
Tho most ardent OF the proPagaDdists Oh the
movement belong 20 the upper classes Among
the indicted are retired officers, professors JUS
ticos Of the peace, officials OF all grades ana
..yeral ladies Of high family. He the socialists only
swat the opportunity such foreign war TO organize
. revolution at home, and put into pisctce Aen eh-
traYaGant ideas.
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Or Interest 10 Adyertlsers
Yesterday the American and NewYOrx News Conpanis
bought Of Tie various morning papers a. follows:

II that tie American News Company boughe
considerably TRBUsEs than 1t did Wrd and Times pde
together and that News Company also bought
more TRIRusgs than did World aud Eme put oyether
Thi. comparison OF tho relative par.
chasr months past There has been no time this
year IN daily Gil culs,on Of TIKI TRIBUNE was NOS
equal combined daily Calculations OF The World and
Times IN which its weekly circulation not quad.
rupe tho semw.oky crcusilons Of me World
and Timer which weekly circulation oct Of
night combined weekly calculations Of The World
and Tuna tho 0tA OF Ap two Of the best snown I'D
versng agents the country prepared The following card
the undersigned examined the BOOKS u rHs TIs
uyr Of is Press Room. the daily reports etc.
entirely satisfied. aud do certify that tho entire eircu
s,on TIE DAILY TRIBUNE for the month OF March
lbs 62J complete copies making average daily erea
o Of 46 1877 and that the entire circulation
rRIBUSg the month Of April, 70 and In
cludng this day 49,, $40 complete copies making ns
auedgs daily ior he month Of April thus -.
so, sis complete copies D NJ PEfrENGlLi-
New. YORK. April TO- 1878. HEMAS BURR
Tho figures remained sngusFy stable through
ous tho psst month The daily circulation Of rhs
TRIB, Ss for Tie whole month Vac 80, i8S.
The following from The ocisl report Of the Pose
master CITY OF YORK the Postmaster General
giving Of postage pad by each in the month
1872 regular oNtons sent from tie New
York regular subscribers futhor illustrates
LIE relative crcn.tions;
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BURNED At SEA.

THE STEAMER ZODIAC DEsTRoYFD-No LIVES LOST.
KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. 14.-The steamer
Zodiac which LETT Nassau the afternoon OF the o,h III
sant took fire on tie morning. and With her cargo
WAS totally destroyed AL the Passengers ana officers
and crew were saved, everything else being lost
The disaster occurred 20 miles from Ataco All hands
took 10 the boats in which thcy were an""t one day VIII"
M proyisions under broing before being rescued
The fire was probably caused by spontaneous combustion
af old onkun
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SUITS FOR RAILROAD TAXES.
lnr rrlKGnApn TO TIE rnIrr-xp |


WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company, through Lyman
Emorc their attorney, have made an arrangement 10
adjust the snt pending between tine Government
and that Company at Chicago. The Government sued
for 1851 900. The Company pay S7212S. This
suit was based upOn Information furnished ny John D.
sanborn Of Boston and he will lay caim 10 $4,000 for
ten percentun ~ the amount collected Revenue officers
will his right 70 this amount but II il thought
that sanb0n viii be paid. there ia little doubt that the
first information from him. The arises under
the act OF July II, 1870 and tho amendments, which
provide for a different times OF 30 and OF per
centum all interest Gurlus earnings, undivided
iii, idcnds and like OF surplus profits. The
Government sued for the entire which git 70
have been paid. The Company bring receipts Tor all
but about $4,000. and agree To pay 80. -. Tie
remaining $40 600 is 70 be submitted 10 ;he judgment Of
the Court.
The case against the Chicago and North Road
has already been adjusted. Il IS expected t.a District
Attorney Ward Will. upon the payment Of costs and the
receipt the S7212s dismiss the ana bring another
suit adjust the $4,000 difference. These cover
the balance of taxes due to Dec. 81 1871 W F. Cool
baugh OF the Union National Bank has saved the road
the payment about 100000 by having preserNcd
from great fire receipts for taxes raid by the Com
yauy for this amount.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA-In steanl.h5p Columbus, Sept. l4-D.
Mcclellan, w n Carpenter p; a B"sser, A. n Reed H. b.
NJ onsu. Reed. Chas. Boinger. Rev r. kenney
Manuel y. Garcia Caraya mrs D. Garcia Fernando Man
zaniO Chas. AanLsno y. MerlO yrs. h. Aerlo c. Mero
I. MerlO, e. MeTlo Emea Mero Rosario Moro Tomas
terrez l. del Vilsr. Jos r. SrGrez del Vsr
Jos A. DelgadO NJ. L. Hernandez, q. Rn2 Charles
Napso Mr. MIRA p p. Lame. H. Laine. D. Lame Maria
Lame Soheppers, Miss j. Werlich MSs Lame
/ Rus A. Argudn Clas. Bolo. Mrs. b. Rodriguez ChaA
AugaricA NIss L. AugareA
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4 COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST AT GIN.
CTNNATL
FROM NETWORK ~ TwENTY-THRFE AND HALE
HOURs-ESTERTAINED AT THE GRAND HorEL-A
DRIVE AROUND THE CITY.
fDr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIHCNRl

CINCINTAI, Sept.1 4.-Thc newspapers sent by
the Limited Mail train OF the PennSy lyania Railroad ar
rived Cincinnati 4:l5 to-day, and were disr1h
utod within quarter OF an hour after arrival The time
made by the train unprecedented on the road The
distance be ween New-Y0rk aud Cincinnati made In
% hours and 80 minutes. complimentary breakfast
was given by J. d. GmOur proprietor Of the Grand
Hotel in this city the representatives of the NewNok
end Cincinnati press TOasts given. and responded
10 by Samuel Carpenter General Eastern Agent OF tho
Penns; lylni. Railroad; by j. ID. Ellison, D. H. shaer
and sydney Z. Jones Of the Pan Handle Route ana py
the press representatives. After breakfast the latter
were driven around in carriages and shown the sgto OF
the city and vicinity. In the evening. the party visited
the Cincinnati Exposition. Tie other branch ~ the mail
Chicago arrived time NJ the latter city inAhis inc
distance ~ - hours and Il minutes
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

A PARIS NEWSPAPER on THE SUBJECT PUBLISHED
PARIS Tuesday, Sept. Ia, 1873.
A newspaper has been started in this city
entitled the Indicator do Imposition CnirerseAe de
Philadelphia for the purpose Of furnishing all possible
information about the Centennial Exhibition.
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shire handicap race, which was the principal one the
race was won by MitchellJunes st. Leger. years. 30
pounds Lord Lonsdale's Charles years. 81 pounds
was second and Lord Aylesburys Aventurere years.
II2 pounds third The betting at the start was 70
against St. Leger, on Charles, aud 70 against
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THE NETWORK PAPERS AT INDIANAPOLIS FOR
BREAKFAST.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept 1A.-The lightning
mail train from New-York via the Pan Handle and Van
daq Railroad Louis arrived promptly on time TINS
morning. and cft at 6:05 making schedule time 10 te
end OF the rou q BY this arrangement Nev-Nork pa
pery Of The previous day arrive here by breakfast time
IL hours sooner than previously.
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pAcING IN ENGLAND.

YHY FIRST DAY OF THE D0NCASrER sEPrhhbhH
slETING-sT. LEGKR TIE WINNER OF THE
YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
LONDON. Tuesday, Sept Ia. 1878.
This was the first day of the Doncaster Sep
tsmbsr ssnz Nine horses stal tod In the great York
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.nr1crs AcA1Nsr VILE sENpING on rRoops.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-This afternoon TWO
dispatches were received ny the Attorney General from
Mississippi one from ex-senator Pease, and the other
from Lieut. Guthrie. commanding the United States
military in the recently reported disturbed district Both
~ these gentlemen report everything perfectly quiet
There is no disturbance and they regard the sending OF
United states troops there entirely unnecessary AMI
exceedingly impoitic.
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THE MISSISSIPPI EXCITEMENT.
QUIET RETURNING IN THE STATE

QUIET kEIUhNlN0 ~ ihE oiAi1"
MEMPHIS, Sept. 14-The latest adylces from
Talahachie County Miss, represent the exciement ~
subsid,ng Tho general belief is that there will be no
further trouble Reports are in circulation here to
the effect that trouble is brewing IN other counties OF
Northern Mississippi but they can be traced TO no trust
worthy source.
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THE CANAL COMMISSION AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. Sept. lathe members OF the
Governors Commission arrived here yesterday at noon
They examined few visnssses aud loft here for Roch
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twin Do therefore, that circulation Of raA
through the male than that OF The herald sed
inns combined. World Taes csmDned ana
Of all pspors
combined Advertisers will ltsrcAl 70
member that the columns OF TUE TRIBUNE wes
OF other the aud thai Ooum
than column uas Va Apy Of lie other pspers.
sssSiS frspxs<, MAJ II
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on Tl,fE AT TERaE HAUTE.

TERRE HtuTE, Ind, Sept. 1i.-lhe fast mall
train from Eew-YUrk arrived here at O'clock hs morn
in, .ud left for ST. Louis eza +. ) Oh schedule time.
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AT TIE END OF THE ROUTr

st. Louis, Sept. 14.-The fast mail train
which left Eew-York at $50 yesterday morning via
Pcnns,ya Railroad. arrived here at 1870 this alter
noon. On time.
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AZ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. sept. 1.-THE experimental fast
naii rain the Pennsylvania Ks.oad arrived he''
on time this morning
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ester OF p m. They expected to return In re"
days. they will hold protraced session NO no"
Developments Of importance have been madaI
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Tn. nircct Tinted States Cable Company.

4 I
Notice hereby that this company nv S1
he
The charge between New ok and OreSt bii'-1 MI" ~
10 % GEMS GOLD PRg WORD. $1,000, -. ,,,uceto,
- ' o. q. WARD, superintendent
le Broad st., sept Is. 1878.
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NO ACTION TAKEN AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-No definite action
has vet been taken by the Government respecting the
Mississppi troubles will there be until after the re
cepton of other official news. which las been requested
by the Attorney General
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keep me for her feller the closing remarks OF
Young gentleman Of South Broadway upon parting "ieA
lila tuamOrata.
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LATEST SHIP NEWa
lFbr oeSr Ship News see Third Paos.l

FW 0p5W shsp NeW &c Thkd P0gaI
ARRIVED
yreneh frgate Anerva Beie, Halifax, N. 8. dAya
Has 3 complement Of 3e5 oncers and
eteAmAhip CITY a Austin, Galveston Sega md
Key Wast ". Hih masa and pea 70 q T. Aanory O.
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ps,t-Ot.,e NstIce.-The MAILS FOR hi ROPE Tor tho
week ending SATURDAY sept IL 1875 will close o. nv
Office - follows WBDNt, DA Z AZ ~ H. on tn u hS'
DAY at 1880 H., and SAT RDAi A. and II 80 a a'
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"sarah, you're good gal, but there amt no
xaI ssona 70 Gall FOX two ninfs 81 ioeorea on mo and
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Srecial Ectirfs.
Mrs, winsIov's soothing syrup, fer children teethine
.o.us the gums aays All pam, and cures wind collie
Chamber Of Commerce.

special meeting Of the Chamber Oh Commerce wi" DO hcd
on THIS DAY Al o'clock for the election OF C0mmls
soner Of Pilots years from the 18Th Instant N
iaca ~ eohcr l. TAYLOR whose term will then expire
D., or5ar GEORGE WILSON, Secretary.
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See Prank Leslie,. Illustrated Newspnper, Out To.

sre Prank lesIie's EIInsii lied NtWsPhptf
German FESTIVAL at Union
Hill j. and second Annual Regatta a. seneca Laks
OF -O1lce Building. OF Y -
rct court that Building. YORK CITY OF the Cham.
her Of Commerce. Indianapolis Ind and u Beaver Dam on
Green Rier / tih Portraits ~ D. NJ Key, Hon j. b.
McCT.ary the late PetrO and the late b. 1ilmani
and two CalOOls-"A Absurd Idea and republican Bao'
an bll
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. l., Sept 1.-THE market for Printing
Cloths 8 unchanged.
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ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND.

The parade and banquet In Ine evening Vasseu Vn
cessfully
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06
NOTICE.

Two AUGUSTUS YENDER, TANQUOT,
IL VINCENT, and JOHN VIGNOT, greet
ing: / hereby demand of you the several
amounts set opposite your names, as follows;
OF you, Augustus Yender, $3.50 90; of you,
Tanquot, $500 90; of you. Vincent, $3.50 90;
and of you, John vignot. $500 90. in United
States gold coin, due by you as your proper
ton Of the expenses incurred in and for the
development of that certain mine and quartz
lode. known as the Boulerand claim, located
October 5th. 1859, situated at the head of
Spring Valley, west of the Carson road, Lyon
county. State of Nevada, and hereby give
you notice that unless said amount of money
charged to. and expended by me, severally
for you, be paid into my hands, at my office,
Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Building, in the
City of Virginia, by you, at or before the ex-
piration of ninety (90) days from date hereof,
your interest in said Boulersnd mine will be
taken possession of by Inc, co-owner of said
Boulerand claim, and your rights and inter
ests in said mine or quartz claim forfeited,
according to law in such cases. made and
provided.
HERMANN J. r. SCHEEL.
Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada,
..t,s July 10th, 1874 nra -4 lsmh3m
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06
Application for Patent
.tf NOTICE NO. 267. u
= U. S. SURVEY NO. 81.


1T S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u New, April 8, 1S75.--Notice is hereby
given, that the Silver Central Consolidated
Mining Company, by James Duffy, its Agent,
whose Post-offce is at Carson City, Nevada,
have made application for fifteen hundred
$500 linear feet of the Silver Central Lode,
DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon County
Nevada, extending 1900 feet in a southeasterly
direction from location Post No. l, along the
line of said lode, and embracing the same.
with all dips, spurs, angles and variations,
with surface ground six hundred (600l feet in
width, and described on the plat and field
notes, on file in my office, as follows, to wit:
Beginning at Post No. /, located at point
about 10 feet easterly of the Kossuth Hosting
Works and upon the east line of the kossuth
claim, at which point the flagstaff on Mount
Davidson bears N. 81 4 deg. W, the S. W.
corner of McCone's foundry N. Ia deg. W.;
thence running, first course, s. 1917 deg. f.
along the easterly line of the Kossuth Co.'S
claim 1900 feet to Post No. 2; thence, second
course, n. TIN deg. E. 1913 feet TO Post No
3, located on the west line of the Carson
C2mpanys claim; thence, third course, N. 81
deg. W along the westerly line of the Carson
Company's claim 1916 feet to Post No. A.;
thence, fourth course, S. 77b deg. W 1863 feet
to Post No. /, the place of beginning, con-
tanning 16 $500 acres. From Post No. the
quarter section corner on the west line of
Section 16 It. 16 n. r.. 81 +. bears n. Tx
deg 1920 feet. Courses and bearings taken
from True Meridian mag. variation 16 deg.
80 min. L. This survey was made to conform
to the record of location. The Improve
ments consist CT shaft located upon the
Carson Company's ground. which IS being
sunk jointly by the Carson company and the
applicant This claim is bo0cdsd on the
west by the Kossnth Company and on the
east by the Carson Company. This location
is recorded in Book ~ page 39l, of the
Mining Records of the Devils Gate Mining
District, kept at the Office of the Mining
Recorder of DEVILS Gate Mining District,
Lyon County, Nevada. .f.
ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register