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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. 267.
". D. iiANp OFFICF,
Eurek q, Nevada. Feb q ,s7

U. s. Lawn Oprrcr,
Eureka, Nevada, Feb. o.. 1S7s
NOTICE is, HEREBY GIVEN THAT
s 5a tim c ompi1S 0pos,otiee adl Mining and
ka, Nevada, hos. j. Reed, agent has "
day filed in this office a diagram. togc,hnss
with a notice OF application for a uatenf f, u
the United states, under act Of Congress an'
Iineal feet of the Champion lode. the sa,n.
running 800 feet nortberly and 100 feet south
erly from the south side of the ton ~ ~
Champion incline, with surface ground time
hundred feet in width, situated in Diamond
Mining District, " hite Zine county. starr I
notes on file in this Office as follows, to wit.
U. S. Survey No. 81, Lot A.
Beginning at a post marked mo. l. II G
Survey No. 81, Lot AZ whence Clayton Peal,
mace stack of the Champion Furnace bears
So l0 W. 3.I,26 feet, and the top of the Cham.
pom incline bears J. W. Te f'et; thence
post mark ed mo. 2, us. Survey No. ~. IT,,
A,"whencc a nnt-pine tree, two feet in diam.
eter, marked ~"Chamrin b. tn bears N. IS.
q, ". liz feet. thence ID course n. S6Ls ".
10 feet TO PCS, marked. o. ;. US. Survey
! .0a0 feet to post marked NO. 4. U. s. Snrvav
No. 81, Lot Al" and thence 4th course S. s5I.,
f.. 200 feet to post No. IL tho placa ~
beginning. Containing d s9-lO0 acres.
Aiso the following described piece Of land
as a mill site.
Lot a.
Beginning Mt a post marked "No. 1. T. 6
Survey No. 81, Lot b." whence Post No +
Lot A, bears s. 7yo A Z. 4.a3 feet, and tbs
Champion Furnace stack bears ). 81 II f.
81 feet. Thence running lat course n. 1910
Z. 800 feet to post marked mo. 9. u. S. Sur
vey No. 81. Lot b." Thence ID course 5. i0l,,
+. 80 feet to post marked ~ o. 3, L. S. sur.
vey No. u. Lot b." Thence Sd course :. w.
". $50 feet to post mark ell NE. 4. IT,. s. Sur.
vey No. ~, Lot b; and thence 9Th course u.
iO.as W. 80 feet to post marked NO. ~ the
place of beginning; containing 5 acres,
Courses expressed rom the true meridian
with "a mag netic variation of ljIa degrees
east.
This claim is located upon unsnrycye,)
land and is bounded on the south by the lias-
sen Company and on tho north by the Bivens
Company.
This claim is recorded in book "A,n pars
l65. Of the Diamond District Mining r,cnras.
kept at Diamond City. and a copy VI the
notice and piats can be found posted at the
Champion ineli3e.
felo CYRUS F. HORN, Register,
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VNO A. v. WILSON. ". s.. WILSON iii
kAUM, and w. .WATEiS: igu h @"
take notice that !. the lnndersiga =, u; n. act
Of Cor. sss. approved May 10Th, 4. j. ia,Id
to the amount Of one hundred dollars, For OF
coin, on The k%idgeway Mine. OF, Miner Ea-
McCioy I'LL, in Eureka Mining Iis'rlc., now
rcka county, Nevada; that such mino
owned e. follows; 100 feet
a: y. WMson..."."..'..",- 100 feet
W;S :, 20 feet
~; 90 feet
W. So. -. IN feet
And the III dcrsigndd.....-.--."""";,Lin 70
That unl SIS you, ana each OF You wa, mn, nj,
DAYS, pay your proportion o sana.;d mine
will become my property. ,orTcUIrS.
Jan. 9th, 1915. laio
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lust REeEfEEB--25 BARRELS OF liz
81 LIMOS Crab Cider, per raib ond; also %
barrels Of oregon Champagne tidei 1000
pounds of Los Angeles ~rnisihs. and 900
pounds Of Aldcr-diicd apples.
lamiles supplied. Orders left at Capt. j.
G., CoIgan's and Chris. Murtha's.
Eureka, Feb. Is, 1915. fe25--m
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 25s.
FVIftL NOs -Us
I. ;. LAND OyficE.
Eurenn Nevada, Jan. II, 1915,

NOTICE Is IiELEDl GIVE, THAT
~ join T.. Platter, whose ~ostoiiee ad-
dress L. EJreha. Nevada. has this nay filed in
his office 4 diagram, iog' tlEr with a notice
vi ~applhaiioh tor n ateitt irotn The lulted
states. under act of Congress, apfroved May
%. 1872. Tor fifteen hunared- j. 00-iincal eel
of tho A tla> Lode, the same n ming bite, n
h Indrcd icet north riy from tkc location of
he LoIicc and plat IN north ssis OF road 10
Dnndrrbcrs hosting wOrks. with ~sGTtace
ground 40 Get in widfh, situated in Eureka
Mining District, Eurek II eodnty. State OF Ne
,a.ia, ard desesibej in the Plat and field
mites n follows, to-ait:
U. S. Survey No. 81.
BEGINNING at = post marked No. 1. US. Sur
vey 20. 81. this lost stands AT the western
boundary Of s.r.ey NJ. "a, Dunderb,rg
lode. whenc. POST No. Of said survey No.
Z. bears \. ~ T.. az feet; summit vi huby
hin. No. | hears y. - & ". 9,g2j feet; flag
stufS in the town 81 Eureka bears \. Il .
r.. II. Oh feet; aid the center Of the top ill Of
the b. nierbrx. incline. bears ;. 81 \. IA
Get: thence running lst course ). l2}4e W.
III 81. fsst alcug SAID surrey No. u to an
.ron lib. III dtMi hole on large boulder m
north side OF DundeI bsrs rad. III ,nce ID
cohYse ). oSa ". lO feet To post nlarked No.
}, Us. survey ~. "a sheuce a pine tree oBe
cot III diam ter. nsnrNed Atlas b. l., bars
y. - N.I7 eet; tn nra ID course n, p w..
|, Mfeet 10 i,osi a,aThed No.. !. v. :. survey
30. 81: III ice 4tk course y. 10 h. 90 feet 10
cost markell No s. l.. :. survey 40. 81.
hence 9TH courses. - l.. f.AiS LILO feet ~
ost W. /, the place o. beginning; %eoDtaln-
ILg u I--lw acres; courses oppressed rom The
trIc mei iaian with "a magnetic variation d!
ljIpe east.
Ibis claim is ia<zted upon unsurveyed land
and is bounced On the southeast By the Dun
der berg Lode.
ibis claim i, recorded in Book T.. psges
20l, NJ, OF tho Enrr' y Llstfiet Mining tie
cords, and a copy st the notice ard piats en-
be- found posted al tho southern end Of The
claim. CYEtS +. HORN,
iatg Ftf Register
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Notice of Delinquent Assessmen t
Work.

ITO JOHN G.. BOWEN. T.. NJ. WOODS.
and each Of you, are hereby notified that l
have performed labor or the Alice Cullen
mine, situated on ! oley's lidge a spur Of
4 respect Mountain. in Eureka Mining Dir
trict Eurek a county ev. to The amount of the
tn the law of Cong ess of the United States.
Said mine il owned ms follows:
JolnG. Bowen, or his grantees 49,. :. ....-2 200 feet
l.. NJ. " GODS, or his gruhtees............uO feet
And the nDdersigned......"............iu0 feet
That nnless you. and each of yon, within 30
days my your proportion Of said amount,
yo,r and zach Of your Interests ia said mine
will become my property,
JOHN CULLEN.
Euroka a, Feb. 18th, 1875. fl7oaw-v0d
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE In HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Frank Money and Thomas haley was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. frank
Money will continue the busin, IS at Moneys
mark ct, liquidate all the Indebtedness OF the
old hrm, and collect all inbneys due the same.
FRANK MOAEY,
THOMAS HALEY.
Eureka. March 2, 1875. ms-2w
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
CILvER WEST CONSOLIDATED
NuIUCis 1hNUDA y In.atinp nj

State Of California.-Location Of Works, Eu-
reka, Eureka county, State Of Nevada. No
tice. There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment
(Ne. y levied on the thirteenth day of Jan
uary, 1875, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. us
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MINING NOTICE.
tn j. u. Hammer and ". u. street


NUU AND ZACH OF YOU ALE HERE.
by notified that have performed WORK
aud labor on tho silver Come" mine %
lode. SITUATED on respect ntoun'ain, in the
Eureka mining district. in Eureka c9unty sna
State OF Nevada, ns requii ID BY the aet,e
. ongr,ss, entitled AN act TO promote ne
Development Of the mining resources OF the
tlnited States T" approved MAY 10Th. lsl2, ior
the years 1877 and ls7i. that the inter So
owned IN said mine. vr cinim, arc us follows
to wit:
j.. NJ. Hammer -.--..".."-.Sb tsci,
and he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leci,
That the expenditure Of tho undersigned Il
SAID years, has been the sum Of -lss IN wore
and labor, and that you, and each Of YOU lay
TO the undersigned your Just and proper pIo-
portion VI The expenditure. above set ioflh
according to your propoitivnate interests u
said mine, within ninety days after thr houvg
OF your and each OF your inter SIS III ny
mining claim will become tho property 81 'p'
undersigned, your shder ana W
virtue OF the net OF Congress n!oresaid.ov
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. Eureka Co., New. March !. h"'
m~h6-la.-im.
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order Of the Board Of Trustees, made
on the thirteenth tlathl day Of Jane-
airy. 1873, 50 many shares of each
parcel of said stock as may be .nccessa-
ny will be sold at public auction at the sales
room of Maurice Dore X Co., No. 32i line st.
san Francisco. California. on "a iurtay. the
Twentieth t2O) day Of March. 1873.
ut the hour Of one l. o'clock P. NJ. OF that day.
to ray said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and exlenses
of sale. +. Ii. BUNKER,
Secretary.
0fice-Nos. 5 and 1 Shernan's building,
No. e0j Montgomery street. San FRANCISCO,
California. m-td
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notice.!
Charles Winter. John seno''
nance amt Dr. AtNrth:

YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE TIA l.
i tho undersigned. have performed iapo''
in accordance with the act Of Congress III
proved May 10, A.. b. 1872. to The amount W N
three hundrel and forty dollars-s"iyo orI
gold coin, on The "Stclia" mine. in New i Mr.
Till in New York canyon, in tho Eureka ml% u
Ing District, County Of Eurcha and stare S
Nevada: that such mine is now ownea !"
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&
Public Notice.

M NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARR
Nl hereby notified II At tie Basye CO ,Soli-
dated Mining Company Limited will LIT b
responsible tor pa ync nt OF la DOR or material
furnished to parties having contracts OF
agreemnD to work on any Of the tolnpany's
mines in finto, Secret canyon, or eisew here
in Eureka county. JOHN J.. MuiI hl,
superintendent
Eureka. New. Octal ~ Z. 1874 osti
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That unless you and. each OF YOU Villa
ninety-sV-days fay your proportion u in
amount, your. and each VI your intefes', Ms i"
said mine wall become my property Xxi.
il given you and cach OF. you BY pu. ort
cafios. in accordance with section > OF tler Nv
OF Congress alorrsait. entitled IAN act to pro-
mote the developn, nj OF the mining reso"''''
vi the United states" .,,rv
january osd. 1877. ja23-lawsm
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BRITISH MILLING &MINING Co.
LIMITED.

NOTICE-J. j.. OSBORNE, HAVING
IN been appointed Superintendent Of the
Lompany's business, h. alone Is authorized Il
make contracts aud Purchases, OF incur any
indebtedness Oh behalf of the company.
IHOs. W.IAl LOR,
Agent British NJ. * NJ Company uimitedl.
Pinto Mill. Eureka, October 2Ith. 1914.
O.1-laW
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

will tdi you what did DO; sent over young man
this morning 20 end out whether Mr. hrmoure partner W
was swan and believe that to be the man. ,
@ Did Won say to him ON any occasion since the puocaon
Of Mr. Becchcrs statement that you and Mr. Beeeher were m
controversy and that you had got to destroy a OF ne
destroy you, A. I don't recolect that -.
@ Did you say snythng in substance IKE uA' A. ~"
recocc, that did have not any reooheo"on '''s wy
such thing "a that.
Yon remember talking with him about III A. don't re-
member having talked with him about IT,
This conversation in the City ofNew York; doh
remember any conversation the subject know MT swan
Judge Ncilson-It may be another Swan.
Mr. Eyerts-Swans not 30 plenty.
Mr. TrscyDd YOU say anything bin the subject OF
DESTROYING Mr. Deecher, A. / don't recollect that did.
Mr Tracy-That is all we are through.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
REFLECTIONS ON THE WITNESS RESENTED.

Mr.. Evarts-He does not say that he took them
before the tommee. The only question what the reason
was ne did not take them; that object to.
Mr. Fuleron-we will see now haven't right to this
testimony repeat they seek put this witness in fase a
ude and they keep him there If they do by
preventing him from giving the why he did
do certain thing. He had the choice either
10 give those papers 10 Beecher take them before tho
Committee He too part 0, them before the Committee
propose to show the why he did not take the balance
that was in harmony with the wish Of the other side that they
we're withheld as supposed by their suggestion d at their
request
Judge Neilson-well, you may prove that.
Mr. Fuerton-we hope will be able to without hous
and aud one Interruptions
Mr. RvartsI interrupt when consider the evidence
Illegal, your Honor and propose to dot.
Judge Neol-That Is understood and you take an excep
ton to this
Mr. Fucrton-weI the exception is the end Of it, shall
be very happy.
Mr Eyarts-Now don't propose to be talked to any
don't institute any OF these observations between counsel
never and don't propose to submit to
Judge Neioniou have right 10 be heard whenever you
think the question calls for 1t.
Mr. Fuerton propose to make jus, those observations
when counsel insist upon arguing question that has been de-
cded by your Honor, over and over again.
Judge NeisonI don't think the counsel DO that
Go on
M Fullerton-why did not you take the balance Of the
| papers before the Commltteei
Nj Ryarts-That is objected TO-
Mr. Fulerton-That understand it Is objected to,
Mr. Eyarts-I propose to have entered every time,
| Judge Nelson-Now what Is the question:
The witncss-Now what Is the.question'
Mr. FueronI afraid TO repeat the question because
there may be another objection and exception tLsugherl
| The wness-what Is the question: Read it.
| Judge NeTson-Reai the question
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Mr. Fucrton-I would have been well TO have raised Tue
objection after the question was completed
Judge Ncison-I think must allow that
Mr. Evars-I beg your honors pardon The point - 'nn
the witness has not answered he has saa 'na' ne uu s
what asked him, and not that he didn't
Mr. Fueron-The decision OF the Court usually the end
OF argument bat seems be the commencement OF In ms
CASE | don't know when my friends will be satisfied Win 'he
presentation Of their objection to this inquiry.
Mr. Ryarts-This is the first time the question has been
asked and the time objected TO II and have gwen a.
reason th statement exactly the opposite Of inc
fact.
Mr. FuertonThe question was put 10 substance zen
minutes ago. and intervening time exhausted In your
argument after the Court had decided the question sdmS'o'
half dozen times,
Mr. EvssI am always ready to take reprmand from you
OF course.
Mr. Fulcrton-But 1t don't seem to do you any good
Judge Neson-I think counsel instead OF repeating tue ts'
tmony ought to put his question specheay 10 W aoy
that was omitted
Mr. Fuertoa-I have directed the attention Of the witness
specifically to the question put and to h answer anu
him to state what else was ssd On that SUBJECT ~ 'n"' '
Judge Neilson-He can answer that'
Mr. Ryar.ss objection that you don't state The answer
properly, and object to It,
Mr. FuletonThe gon,lemsns oojecuon ha' "een 0''''u
half dozen times. ,r n,
Judge Ne.oa-I intimate now. that you can ask him. wha'
else was ssd whether you correct in your recollection or
not!
Mr. Eysrts-The objection to the question just as good
Mr. Fuerton-but not better.
Mr. Eyarts-If your Honor requires him to modify the ques
ton very we II not wish to object TO It, aud 70 have my
objection noted
Mr. FueronThe objection made we have got the de-
cisioa exception noted Is there anything
Mr. Erts-I do not understand that the Court TO have 30
decided.
Judge Neson-[To Mr. Fulertonl Does your question call
for repetition OF the original eyidencet
Mr. Fulerton-Nc, Sir.
Judge Neiison-Then proceed.
The Winess-Wil the senographer report the question:
TIM TRIBusE senogrsphcr here read the question:
Mr. Eyarts-Your Honor will note my exception to the allow
ance Of the question IS it now reads
Judge NesonTo the witness What further did you sayf
The Wness-My recollection is that told Mr. Beecher that
Mr. Tion had committed himself in that interview at Demon-
ico to peace II Mr. Beecher kept silent or made the state
ments which he did make and impression is also that told
him that that course followed should destroy the docu-
ments
Mr. Beach-It il now one O'Clock.
The witness-I think had better 60 now want to make
some arrangements al one O'Clock
Mr. Beach-What do you prefer!
The Witness-I prefer togo will come back mere aer
make nv arrangements home. want to finish 1t to-day
Judge Nelsonhe jurors will be in their seat at o'clock
ITO the sudeuce)-genemen will wait until the jury retire
Mr. Masson the Cerk-The court will now take recess
until two o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

THE SUGGESTIONS or IMPEACHMENT AGAIN
Q You say you have identified the gentleman, Dir.
sqs. NiIh Na0@ -ooDo.ee " ayy sc9RsssliQa'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Judge Neilson-What the paper that shows Mr. Beechs
assent!
Mr. Pullerton-The letter OF Aug. 4th.
The Witncs, Readng II do demand that you forthwith
place before the Committee every paper which have written
or deposited with you" Ny reads: In reply can
only say that justly place before the Committee the
papers OF OF the parties without doing the same with
the papers OF the other, and l cannot do this hon.
orably except either by legal process compelling me
or else By consent in writing only OF yourself but Of Mr.
Tion with whom shall confer the subject as speedily
possible"
Mr. Fulerton-Now ii is proper for to show consistency
in the conduct this witness by showing that he procured
that consent Ton and then went beior the Committee
10 give tho papers
Judge Neson-we you the acts to be separate
they must be separate.
Mr. Hyarts-The difficulty s that the act.does affect
II s no act OF Mr. Beechers. that affects him it Is not so
proposed 1t proposed OF Mr. Ttons with this
witness.
Judge NesonThe witness proposes TO have the consent
and rule he may prove the that he obtained from
both or either OF the parties.
Exception by Deiendant]
Mr. Fulerton-NOw what did you do In that regard' A.
Immediately procured the OF Theodore Tlton Sir
O. And then A. Went to the Committee.
O. Then you went to the Committee A Yes, Sir.
With the papers! A. Yes, Sir or rather went TO the
Committee
Beecher' A. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Eyare-We object 10 all this.
Judee Neilson-wel Mr. Beecher called for the papers
then he procured Mr. Tions consent TO the papers
Mr. Evars-He didn't give them Mr.. Beecher after that
The only point with that Mr. Beecher applied 10 him
and he made this reply which Mr. Tton sanctioned and wroe
that the end OF that transaction. Now, they seek 10 show
the consistency OF the witness We have nothing to do with
that We are not trying his consistency the fact Of what he
| did with third persons 10 make II consistency.
Judge NeIlsonNo; but simply rule that Il Is competent
for him TO state whether he cot MI Ttons consent 10
| use the papers.
M Eyas-That has been made the subject OF exception
and that dsposes OF that Then he goes TO state after he
got the consent then took the papers and before the
Committee"
The wness--I made Q mistake in aylngtha then took
| the papers.
Mr. Eyarts-we took the papers afterwards and went be
| fore the Comnitee. We have nothing to do with that
The wtnesswc,, made o mistake. yoa have that i'm.
| preston.
Judge Nelson We'll, that last lne may he stricken out
X,u Ns&-S 49, ysay.S w SsasksAVs VlIR lyaLexsa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

THE letter marked III IN tne original statement.
Mr. Eyas-The Clark letter ask the stenogrspher TO
for Identification being that concerning which your
Honor has ruled
Letter marked Exhibit D 10 for Identification"
MI Evarts-we wish this paper identified the letter in
ths envelope.
M Tracy-Is that letter tat under enyeope'
N indng witness letter. A. think ii IS yes Sir.
M Rysrtswe ask to have them marked Identification
we DO not offer them
(The letter is marked Exhibit 50 for Identification "
The envelope lie marked EIhbl! 81 FOR ilentdcatonJ
@ We have called you for all envelopes which letters
received by you and you have produced three
which have been marked for Identification Have you any
oiheri
Mr. Morris-ohl we have produced number more
Mr. Trscy-Enyelopes' Where they
Mr.. Monrs-oyer there. with the letters in them.
Mr. EySTtsYou these that you gave this moningi
Mr.. Morrs-Yes Sir.
Judge Neilson-He whether ne has any more
than those produced without stopping number them
Mr. Funeron-Yes. But he cannot ansge. that question
put.
MIR Tracy-Wsit moment the question was put under
Misrepresentation ITO the wnes-faye you any other en-
seopes that belong papers have been put in ev
denee on either sdet A. None that know Of;
O. What has become Of them A. suppose they have been
aestrOycd haven't got any.
O DO you remember destroying them, A. don't remember
pecisey when destroyed them. They must be destroyed
haven't got them.
br having destroyed then know haven't got them that is
ell
O. Do you remember whether in Exhibits 10 and 80 marked
Tor Aen,aoationThether envelope there aso
letter enclosed for Mrs Tlioni A. don't really remember
Sir whether there WAS not rather think there was moi
though
O You don't rsmember' A. Ny Impression Is that there
vas not
Mr. FueonI think there ought TO s some way OF quick
eilng the other side IN their movements
nr Rvarts-what would you suggest
Mr Fullerton-f would suggest that yo1 60 on
M Hvarts-Thst il exactly what suggesting now.
M Fullerton 1t takes you TOO lpg to make the suggestion
Mr. Rysrts-How would you remedy that'
M Pulleuon-By going
Mr. Rvar.s-That s provided yoa our side In tho
eAss
Nj Rueon--NO, II was your side would no, 60
Q.aushler)
THE SUGGESTIONS or IMPEACHMENT AGAIN.
Q Youssyy you have identified the gentleman, Dir.
sqG, Nh Na1m -orno.ec " AAyy scggysrssL2ll