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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
A MAN OF A THOUSAND,

A CONSERVATIVE CURED. - When death was
hourly expected from Consumption, all remedies
having failed accident led to discovery whereby DR..
H. JAMES cured his only child with preparation of
Caanabs Idiea He now gives recipe free on receipt of
two stamps to pay expenses. There is not a single
symptom of Consumption that It does not disspate-
Night Sweats Irritation of the Nerves. Difficult Expec-
toration Sharp Pains in the Lungs, Nausea at the
Stomach Inaqtion Of the Bowels and Wasting Of the
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, giving name of this paper
"3UY ME, AND Pill DO YOU GOOD."-
In the busy walks of life you will find and women
who suffering from dyspepsia liver complaint, head
ache, vertigo debility of the system, constipa
ton, acidity dependency, and many other naladss
caused from impure state of the blood This state of
things need not exist. DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB Buffers will expel these diseases,
and insure as it were lease of life Sold by all
druggists GEO. O. GOODWIN 4 co., Boston
Wholesale Agents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
A Woman and Child Buried Alive.

In Boggs county, Georgia, resides a
well-to-do farmer by the name of Myrup.
His amiable and loved wife early after
breakfast had taken her infant child,
about eighteen months old, in her arms,
and gone off in search of a fine and
favorite mich COW. On coming home
from the ield to his dinner, Mr.. NJ.
learned that his wife and sweet little
prattler had not made their appearance.
Almost frantic with fear and excitement
for their safety, knowing that a very
large bear had been seen in the swamp
near by only few days before, he put
out Immediately in search of the missing
ones. All the hired men and women on
the place followed, and, each taking a
different direction, the whole country
was ransacked for several miles around.
The neighbors, also, as the sad news
reached them, joined in the search.
The sun was just about sinking behind
the western hills when the miserable
husband was returning up a small
branch that had its source at his spring,
and as he was still anxiously but almost
hopelessly looking in every direction,
while passing along he deserted in a
patch of luxuriant grass, in a marsh a
few PAGES off, something like piece of
bingham. He stood Mortified and
motionless for moment or two and his
heart almost stopped pulsating as the
thought rushed to hisfrenzied brain that
the object he saw might be his wife's
bonnet, and that both she and his darling
boy might be buried in the fathomless
quagmire over the center of which lay
this relic.
Approaching to within safe distance
of this miry pit he discovered the grass
turned downward and the surface of the
slough broken and depressed, showing
that some living body had fallen in and
been struggling greatly to get out. Very
soon one of the neighbors and two of the
freedmen belonging to the farm came
up. Mr.. M. had already explored to the
depth of his arm in the mire, but found
no further traces of the unfortunate ones.
A pole fifteen or twenty feet long was
now obtained and sent down its full
length, but neither could anything be
felt nor the bottom touched. Another
rod, longer than the first, was then
fastened to it, and the same examination
made with like result. Any further
attempt to recover the dead bodies was
therefore deemed useless. 1t was &C
cordingly decided to desist; and the
party, which had by this time increased
to thirty-fve or forty persons, all set out
for their respective homes, just as the
pail of night began to wrap the earth in
darkness.
At this juncture, the state of Mr.. M. s
mind, who had to be carried away by
force, can be better imagined than de-
scribed. His agonizing cries and groans
were piteous, indeed, and most painful
to hear.
This quagmire had been known to all
the occupants of the farm from its
earliest settlement, but never till then
was any conception formed of its i'm
mense depth. Full thirty feet of it had
been sounded, yet its lowest part, if any
it has, is still to be ascertained. The
mean diameter of the pit proper, fol
some fifteen feet down, is about three
and half feet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
Smuggling.

The Chinese at Honolulu are said to be
very shrewd smugglers. Recently, on
the arrival of steamer, canoe-load of
watermelons went alongside, and some
of the fruit that had been passed on deck
was after time returned into the canoe
by Chinese passengers, who intimated
that they did not desire to purchase
them. 1t afterward transpired that
the insides of those melons had been
carefully scooped out, the cavity filed
with boxes of opium, and the rind put
neatly together again, when the mo
Roodee melon was taken on shore.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

Any one desiring recipe how to make
soft soap for cent pound, will receive
it gratis, by addressing I. L. Cragin &
Co., Philadelphia, the manufacturers of
Dobbins' Electric Soap.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

"That is the spot where Warren
fell p said patriotic Bostonian, show
ing his centennial visitor over the men,
orable ground of Bunker Hill. "Did
it kill him 2" responded his ignorant
visitor, measuring with his eye the great
height of the monument.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

This year the assessment on personal
property in San Francisco is $148, 657,
1856, an increase of $43, 100000 over last
year, and it is expected that the real
estate will carry the amount subject to
asses mont up to 1910, 100000.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

Without doubt hundreds of people
who wall read this item are suffering with kid
ney disease in some form, which might be
cured with q bottle or two OF ,Tohnson's ARo-
dyne LiHiment used internally. Why not Try
il p Ci0Tn
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

Good food and plenty of it produces
the same effect upon a person who has been
starved that the Peruvian Syrup IAN iron tonic)
does upon the weak and debilitated. Il makes
them strong and vigorous, changing weakness
and suffering into strength and health Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

RECIPROCITY. We heard recently how
one man cured neighbor newspaper
borrower. 1t is told thus: "Mr. -,
father wants to borrow your paper. He
says he only wants to read it" "Well,
go back and ask your father to send me
his supper. Tell him I only want to eat
it." The next evening the boy did not
come,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

"And shrill cicade all the woodland
tire, says the poet, speaking of the in
cessant singing of locusts in June. But
out in Nebraska they have better name
Tor 1t, They eau ~ "the grass Opera. +"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

Parsons Purgative Pills, which are
now being extensively sold in this State, are
purely vegetable, and are mild and gentle in
their operation. One is dose. Good quail
ties, certainly Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

Prof. III. r. Palmer's Musical Institute
at Dunkirk, N Y, begins July 10, and holds
four weeks. Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

A great many accidents are happening
every day from the use of kerosene. 1
will tell you method by which they
can be to great extent prevented, and
i hope you will publish it for the bene-
lit of poor people, who are obliged to
buy cheap oils. If the body of the lamp
is filled with cotton, such as jewelers.
use to wrap their articles in, after it is
stuffed lightly it will receive one-half
the quantity of oil which it would if the
cotton were not put in. If any accident
happens, the oil cannot spill or flow
about, but is, as it we're, "sopped up
in the cotton, which burns like fagot,
but all in one place.
, 1875-01-13

mt Time was tho proper timo to mako contracts
m nrctuuk Of tho present low hBnl cs, R'iu he
was il. fnv0r OF
}nstoad OF going cut eVcry fow mouths and huy-
'oe eeoomarn,issionor o,anii Holden said any cnatraotnr
.glt mako money. bnt 10 did not think +, nn,ler
.J'o ryrn Of tho Committee Of thrco that
swtndlc could bo parpetratcd by tho Iltchasng-
Agent. u.,,., tox ,,,. ,'aforo r,t.
linn Il discussion anH9lel na to whether all Rap-
f,lira rhond bo pnrclleael under contract after
ndye,telug. or whether only ceitatl supplles
should ho advortiaetl for.
Coul,nis.ionnr 1Iertng thought tho principal
a,,nrliee were L,eat, Milkt ard bread 1t Haa not
.,escssayy to -dvQrttta for uther suppliea.
Commissioner hieCatrrcy stated he had been
In tho grocery b,1s,csa for n1ul6er nf years,
and II In lati thp capital he rould always pur-
chase by contract. 1twas tue cheapest way.
Uon,tniasnner llo1teh Htated that railroads al
wnys purchased their supplies direct, aud they
certainly would purchase all tley needed III tho
cheapest manner. .... ... ....-
Tlio motion was finally modified 60 as to OK
cept dry goods and i,ay, aud tl,o yeas aud naJa
1ynro taken on tic Hatrs. When the name OF
COMMISSIONER 1lcrtlHE was called no uocllhea 10
vote uutil, as hp Htatel, l,o could ace tho
ExpnEestpH OF THE rArEha
on the subject. Tho Commissioner Vas excuned
from voting, nnd tho call procecded. Tic To-
lowing voted III tho affirmative Carroll, Conloy
johnson, 1,onergan, ard AlcChHrey N tlic
| negative; Dussc, Cjougls. Holden, aud 1onos
| Tue motion was carried. On motion. tic Com
mItteo adjourned till 2 o'clock ttIiB afternoon.
, 1875-01-13
RAILROADS.
Nfceting Of The Western Hallway
Association.
The Boston & Albany.
WESTERN RAILROAD AssoctATio

WESTERN RAILROAD Asso octATicN.
FHoGEED1aus os the ANIMAL NRrriNo.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Western Hailroad
Association 1as bold at til" Grand Pacific Hotel
yesterday morning at 10 oelocI, President Rob-
crt Harris, General Superintendent Of the CHI
cago, Darlington Il Quincy Railroad. IN
tho chair. About thirty different roads
woro represented At tho mcotlng. The
objeoss OF this Association arc the
Of oil patent clai!nH natlo agafhrs conpauies.
tho deicnsc Of ill unjust clasmH at the c1nonsc
Of tho Association, aud tito gathering sud FUR
niehing Ut pthor valuable information concnrn-
operates nenr}y i50a0 mIles of road.
The ilrat thing donc by tho meeting was tile
reading Of The records of the ABsuca,iun
9 The report Of tho Executive Committee for
tho yaar fa74 waH then hnl,tnittcd md rcni by
tho Secretary, Mr. J. II: Raymond. long and
interesting dctato followed. Concerning the
action of tlle Association r,pou this report, but
two th!uga wero stated to tho reporters,
nhn,ely That memberg of tho Association
shall require the owners OF railroad i'm
proycments to furnlAh for deposit in
Tho Office Of tho Asaociation certified copies Of
their latters patent. And, il practicable, model
Of tho improvements, not exceeding d cubic feot
in sze, beforo any member OF tho Association,
will experiment with or usn the doylce and
that this meeting ildorsos aud wisllea TO emplla-
size tile recommendation OF tic Executive Conl.
| mittae, that no ncfnbcr Of tho Association
should aottio any patent ciaim except after co1,.
suthtiou with aud ntlyico from the attorney ol
the Association, unlcsa under very extraordinary
| circumstances.
| Tie following gentlemen wero elected to the
Doard OF Directors for the ens,linE year: Fob
ert Uatris. Gcneral superintendent Chicago
Burlington d Quincy 1lalroad; ". B
| Strong, General Superintendent Michigan
Cential naroad; J. ?. Cox, Iresidentl Toledo
Wabash Il Western ". Il. Arthur. General Hu
perlntendcnt st. 1,onit. KanHas City Il North
cru; }. &. Mcsfulin, General Superintendent
Chicago Il Atou Railroad; G. Payne, Genera
| Superintendent Lake Rhoro 4 Michigan South
crn 1iailroad; J. L. Tucker, General Surerin
tonlont Illinois Central ItAilroad II. II. Iorter
| General Manager Chicago Il Northeastern Rail
road; Hugh lsiddle. Flco-presidont aud Genera
Superintendent Of tho Chicago. Rock ISLAND d
Pacific lltllroad, Subsequently,, mr.. 1lober
Harris was reelected 1'resdeut, and a1r. J.. II
Raymond, Secretary. Dir. Raymond was nls
elected Treasurer Of ths Association. Tue fol
lowing Executive Committee was elected by tn
lloard OF Dlrectora: Robert uarus, W, Z
| Strong, and ]. +. Tucker.
I AR. George pAyson wnH retntned Il Httorne
of tl4e Association, and Mr., i. N. Whippls =
expert.
Thc meeting Then adjourned. Il
, 1875-01-13

4 bill! on baly-farming ts under tho consider-
alton Of the French Assembly and Ia meeting
with approval. OIL tue ground that it promisaa 70
check tho fearful infant mortality which at
presont prevails. Every infant unaer 4 years
Ut ago put out to nurao Ia u ba subject to tho
supervision OF the l'refect, nidetl hY o co,nmls-
sion consisting of two memheEs OF tho Council
Goneral aud Elk pcrso,Is nominated by him, QUO
OF shtm solicited frnru the medical officers OF
tho Department. and tho others from managers Ut
charitable institutions tor c4Jron or adul,H. Tho
prcfcct viii appoint medical inspectors, WHO sill
ilayo jursdtotiu,t oyar all out-Aaor lu,gsea aud
Neuistar otices tor Gurses. livery persou placing
child out to i.u,ae will be required 20 giva
notice at tho AIuirio, and 8yorY nurse will have
to ploys that she haH lso infant OF her own under
nlonths old. or toat such infant IL suoLled by y
uurBs WHO has no uthor charge. both uur. sa
ard Register oitlses pro to DO licensed.
, 1875-01-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E,Ok SALE eta.p PER AERE : Finest M
T. proved farm Il ths Heste 90 acres 1,tA! in tim
in e!es.nt '.nhcr tt s,oa dscl!ns:. q. 6i5a.
tfasng machine lat ychr tr thrasdlne "a hushes 81
svre !aud ~ h+ ver} bent black lnatn sfI All
0 n caa.e q ,as .m y 9's 5tam falta.d
Missouri, snd n mes frsn Iowa ann Climate very bs.t.
II IL tho inrKeat nnd best ck-l"n In h'.oir No
Aumbue Call and get particulars and photograph at
ny uhce. Tcrmh 3G1 cHsh down. balm ten ,sa,t.
at rer cent. No trahr need he offered, T. II. Boyd,
K4pn Il iA6 East MAdisnE It.
, 1875-01-13

h'oH sAt:N TX w!'.Alk, ,,lsI,; SMITH, nooM 49,
M. 1i1I Indiana -Ay.
II. i*iS rts5.ie;a,.
h.: h.: II ~ NJ, s',;A,;.a;,.;. Hsn;a:.,..
M. rs South Patk-at.
NNss: NNs + + ss.:!t ss,.!'?ta;;: Ita;t:o. IT.
No. No. i j North sh.ldoass.
k"., Nc = q '.a'iI,sa9 III u a'aii II; ea.rs..t.
Also unInp'"tsd pFopstty on wabash aud Pest"sa's'
I7uK sALF-t1toiCE si1jTIf HIDE RESIDENCE
i hts "a Oak ~o"a hnute.srd and Fknn.sv., nmc-
ash, a.1.s s s % IT, ..,1
NJ. PREFER 4n, ~ p m
th.e@. Esn fo1 p.,. Shr1o !, hre!ett{ mos cat.
~ 5S. Il + HSs Rs:; :: 6: "
TOR AAt.E~ HT,ltE AND DWEIbtNl IN sftrfH
side! s.ea. tssxsIa for hs't e4an. II. &fiiFPLE+
1G4 Warrington st.
LION aaIr wAnASn ASp Mis,,f,uAv-Avs..
soa.h q Gtiy iin,is>. tro extra barxAln' hAThoS
t1on sAIrs-sys:rH SIM: nEslnEstE, LOTS.
apns r." s . ts .sa
@ ,s'; N.Y. !: s r Il es &
1 s u ,1n :np, sn ,i e :'' XII II
Chamber uf G.tntnerca.
ea.h and tnr 7romn l'rick hhn,r With fnl! sized
tx sEs * jad I'll: ii Esssis IT, Will
lJols sA!asEIEKsL - iISE nMH;K 11nYsEs g sp.,
" 1lse: f. n X. 'cn i
sSs snd Msdlon..t: Terms mad" tn tui' hpply a. ~
.atn En- y" 1tnf iAfi Ss
Fom sALEi,ATA .;NEAT mAk6A1X e FEEd aS,.' 1N
TOR sALR- AT slHay, il. Aches u. IAXD ON
bs's %ons, IL M G:ns r. IL e,
, 1875-01-13
wANTED--NALE HELP.

H0OkkeAperA. C4eTAs. DC.
X ssS2F SSsHMasEoy
s T. rb5n.f I'll e. f'.sa '''"'o0 to good MAJ"
Sep; qaf sslIs &iSs"S At
si.;.. 's msIs,s9 15Ass ri5nas n%aHS T. osb
II. d 4 Il! 'lorSooUr
t;sr "a a.: MAS AZ, 6 i
Nso,n =. ii2 'satiorn H. '' p'' o''' "p'' ~
.s.s, so;t 2h Tn1KSSH's ,salss'Sl's:
y .;Ss I'll r. .ss as 4*fs'R So,e'
WAErEn AdEsTs 70 sE!L THE LIFE AND
tSs:1' fssss ,,f s,ca .ns ss !" the times H.
w VASTEp-ExrERlESc CANvAssEKS 70
= Tets ens' %ys towns for *t'' n" '
WAaThD-M MEN FtIls 4 PHEASANT WJNTEit
!, p; "a. e. a.n iii ,sss sss Il, m
;,s :, ri e
Co., ans:rs s'Gs III s na "s X
"a. o,a. Ms,t C
e...ni s.a1s:.es k..s s.Sisns, Il :s6,s'ip.
f;sss ssss s;t. :'' With 1s'
! fAASIEll-AN hfEN5E1!G HUsINF.SS MAN
W with small IN take tbs exclusive agency for
sua:b hde tof IN Ishto!nx Col! kisdIcf bs, In The
set.fy, aud soutb ,lsrsrsun.st. ''''.'
| lNASTEb-a EHtiLlsiiMEs UF UENTLIMANIY
SILL I'd sinr: ~ nna
| 4NAATED-TW0 NG6iNEsI MEf, WITH Ftt, TO
" sarn -, TO year. I, \. RfEiAKDauf, liz Dnar,
| tnrn-At.. lsoona.
| l},ASTED D-IMMFDIATELY-A ROy TO MAKE
" hims~lf generally useful In private boarding house.
Tall At l1tl Wabath-as.
| 1t,ASrrp-A SMART OFFICE i,51y 1r3,itT ii
| W 5ehrt MD nast be \ Enoh hAntw!trr AhpJ hNsl
"a. m. At In Washington HENRY EOHTH.
| NASrEU-A YOU'VE MAS A. WAITER AT TIE
| ~ E.ehans# K.ataurants tuion Stuck -fsrds. Apply
| toLOiiH nrkPI!ESs, ..
! llrAsTED-A MAN WITH SHOP TOUIS. AMI
" capital tn make Anall nod pachines. Eal At ilt
Dcsrborn Bt., Koon =.
, 1875-01-13

JITAHTEp - EKtt;K OR STONE IiOCHE IN A
" ehoice locality worh q W. or ~ ~: VII as*nm
in yeI1 choice South Ev.nstnn ocr.J also Hant pGs
tiHItURy SON. 1ys IaSa1je.st.
, 1875-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Itf1GTON / A1.HANY.

The annual report OF the Boston Albany
Kai,road contains much that ia Of interest 10 tho
Stockholders and tue pnblic gonorally. Tho gsoAs
receipts OF the year compare With those Of 1878
~ foiloHs:
, 1875-01-13
BOOKS:

+ IrE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. T.. SolS.,
Ii IiejY bound q; Cottage Hhla. soIst w. ~ pab
ilt,sd $l9 Is~, Asalfsl, and theological Works, n
{tit4hEhT'S, lbS Eouth CLARK ~.
liiOR sALE-DY i HUHuItiBEI-3 pOis "rlC
turstuuc AluuIc1 u bali morocco, gilt s1Ss: price
is; Wa psN AmssIcsu GnoIc!opsdls,n u ssch
~th privilege subsorblux for reuatndeF Aadt"saJ e'
TrlhubA pI4irc.
, 1875-01-13
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

11ARTIKs pUylNti FURNITURE. lipEsEKEEr:
fus ru0d., ~ any kud Ut xohds merchandise, will
e.n,alt ea1lns = our h"a.s; Nu IN u
H9a a1G.9s x", II asyrsss psce. htj1K WILL Will.
fAMS CO., Auetionesrs. Ia and I1 FAST 3tuJ4ana:.
nrEtIAI. nAlu;A1SS, An ENFlREaf FIX ASn
,.o ~ H. ~ Wis = tlhb. sssluJ ,usrAas. uuls
III Hssi1onca, kas HichlCaa-aF.
, 1875-01-13

1EAyTED-CLERK IN PRODUCE COMM1ss1Oy
" hGhss wh Rufae cAsh nsrItst far which Amre
curI will bs kitrn. Permaueat atuAtiou to good
4 vi TrlgnA Mite.
, 1875-01-13

11EsT AND CllEAPEST--THE hicAuniS1S EAn!;;
ID net orRAn. p1es $50 and npWarf; "ho!rsale ana
rn4tt NlchoLaon us9aa TO-. u XII lnuena u ~.
oN sALENEANLY sEw as S1SG y, -. f.; o. ua1.s. mS
Is pssnunts Sf xas, aIirrss ". Ttihaae otf>s.
EOsn WILL uuY, a NEW sIv9 PlANo,FoKrE.
SLOu Square ersar. a."stsuaE baas, ;gtAas sstaeh'
ssppsu,ips pynth round eorns!' carved lsxa mi
tiksu ID ttAda aud nust Ia sold
ifssfttnucs Ai5 Mch39an-4v
, 1875-01-13

TO RENI-HOUSES.
-. =
ITO RENr--TWO BRICK HOUSES. NEW. 2-hrURf
AMI tonms each all modern e1its and
venIrncr4; and n frF!nE- hetwsca f~ayi aud
Oakley ats. wess bids Apply as Ga West faiton-st.
Nn*trr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTCH No. 2s7.
q. y. survey No Ios,

TT 4. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada, August ~, ls1s.-NotIce 10
hereby given that James LOwrcy, Janles
O'Donncl aud Edward Ellis, whose po,t-ofiiee
address IL Gold llill. storey county. Nevada.
have ihl. day aled their application for a pat.
Ire lode or vein. bearing gold and silver. with
surisee ground. rix hundred to0) feet In width.
situate. lying and being in Silver star Mining
District, stor,y county. Nevada, and Known
and designated by the neld notes and ofntial
plat ON do In this ofiee Ne lot No. les. in town.
essi. Mount DlAblo meridian
The exterior boundaries of taid lot No. 2sI
being as follows, t0'wit: beginning nt poet
marked No. ], u. 4. survey No. i0s, said post
heing situated on the soaih boundary Of The
Prospect Company, U. \. survey No. 100 and
i7t: thence running. nrrt course. north nv
degrees wet. 3o0 feet 10 poet No. Q. u. y. sur.
yty No. l0e, whence beafr the flagstaff ON
Mount Davidson north f7k degrees wet, the
Toll lltuse sonth 5tk degrees east; thence
minutes east. zoo feet TO poet No. .. U. y. eur,
vey No. los. whence bears the smoke siaek ot
Occidental MIll south 81 degrees east. Mount
Davidson flagstaff north S'k degrees we,i;
theIec running. third oourc. scnih Csh DE-
grecs east. g0 feet TO poet No. Z. y. survey
No. iOc: thence, fourth oourse. north degrees
and Is minute. west. 800 ie,t TO po,t No. .,
U. Il. survey No. los. said poet beln. Identical
with poet No. . of the Prospect Company. U.
\. sufycy Nos. 1851 and i2i. aud whence hears
the quarter section corner on north hpe ~ ttc.
tion 4, township 10 north. range 81 east, Mount
DiablO meridian. north ca dcrices and min-
uics east, distant i.Csf teet; thence. hti
eour,c G, north Csk degrees wet. a0ofed 10 prt
No. !. the point OF beginning, containing
~ sl.i0O acrer.
Bearings expressed from the tue meridian
magnetic variation. 10 degrees aud thirty min'
mic, east. The labor aud Improvements con-
sI,t of Two open cuts ssxi0 feet each. and enra'
yailon for hoi,iibs works iOCx5g feet. exceeding
Gye hundred dollars In value survey made To
conform To the record of location.
This claim IL bounded on the north ny The
Prospect tlsld and silver Mining comIany's
claim or q. y. survey No. Ios and lat, and on
the east, south aud wet by no known claim
ante.
The location of this claim IL duly recorded
I'm the County Iiecc rder's Office of storey eoun.
~, Nevada. kept In Virginia City. In liook u
of pre- cmptions and locations, page i:5 OF
storey County Records.
Any and alf persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Lowery claim or ground ~
herrinbef0rc described are required to nie
their adverse claim with the Iiegisier Of the
United States Land once at Carton City. Ne
yada. during the sixty tClD days OF publication
herrof. or they will he barred by virtue of the
provisions Of the Statute.
aust Esd ADOLPIius Waltz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
AGENT Ar CARSON.
APPLICATIONS FOR PArExf.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. 2ss.
q. =. ssr,ry No. isc.

| VrNIrRD Stairs LAND OPPIcR,
| " car.on City. Nevada, sept.mber -, MS.
Legal ro,lec IL hereby given that the Wrsf
ljelchcr Gold aud SILVER Mining compahy, .
corporation duly established under The lanr oi
Cslfornia. Whose po.ioflcs address {. Nah
Francisco. California. has lhi- day nled iir np.
picaiiou for patent for l'1 linear irri ~ ibe
West Beloher mine, ON the iold I'LL " urt
ledge or vein, hearing goi and silver. with
surface ground 5Ay feet In width, situate. lying
and being In Gold liill Mining bl.!ilet, county
Of Storey and state Of Nevada, and know y and
derignaied by the neld boies and Official plat
on nlu In this offiee as Lot No. lyl. la Town.
chip ~ north. ltange u east. Mount Diablo
meridian. tho exterior boundaries oI ssd Lat
No. 100 being as follows, TO WIT; beginning
at Post No. I, located on q nortbva,teriy slope.
south Of Crown Point IiAyine and about Is feet
northeast of the Ophir grade, and whence brars
the flagstaff ON the Imperial holsting works
north ~ degrees minutes east. the nagstan
flagstaff on Fort liomestead north 90 degrees
IS minntcs east. Rock Monument north b1 dc.
grees 50 minutes east, and running from said
Poet No. I. nrpt eourfo. south 63x degrees
east $50 feet 70 Poet No. .; thence. second
Post No. 3; thence. third eourse. north ssX
degrees west 500 feet 20 Post No. q; thence,
fourth course, north 2Ck degrees east $50 feet
10 Poet No. !. the point OF beginning, contain.
ing y so.ioo serc-. Prom Po.l No; . bear the
north. Range u east. Mount Diablo meridian,
south VI degrees 50 minutes east, distant ] i.s73
feet. Bearings expressed from the true me-
ridiAn. This labor and improvements consist
of an incline shaft and atunnel. exceeding eco
In improvements. Magnetic variation, lGk
degrees east
The location Of this mine IL duly recorded In
the Recorders offlce at Virginia City. In Book
u, page 33s And any ard all pcr.ons claiming
adversely any portion Of said Wen Beleher
described, are required 10 die their adverse
claim with the Register Of the I'm ted Siaie-
Land once at Carson City. In the state OF
Nevada, during the sixty dAys period OF pub
lieaiion hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute.
A. Waltz. Register.
J. u. TREADwELL, Attorney.
.csi Esd San Francisco, Cal.