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reer, however, must have. been q dar-
lngand heroic one. and borne splen-
did If unreeognized fruit. 1t is but
another illustration of the thought Of
the poet in apestrephizing the un-
known great, and to which / allude in
the first part of this sketch: 80 sd
Their nameiess deaths are not Fate's scorn-
full moeks aA F4o ala IL sgasSxf
At human fame; her sdubious forecast al
e p ways tries )szET Ys2TTT TIT
Much modelling in clay ere carving marble
demigods
That through the realms of time and space
Titantic loom.
Appleton's Journal.
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Paper Barrels.

Paper barrels can be made at least
twenty per cert. cheaper than the
wooden ones. This kind of barrel is
composed of successive layers Of pa
per board, cemented together and
subjected to great pressure, the result
of which is. compact substance of
great resisting power. The paper is
made of straw which is to be had in
abundance and cheaply, and about
three and half tons Of this paper
will furnish the material for 1 600
barrels. These can be readily made
in quarter, half and full sizes, and it
is stated that they will resist moisture
a very great length of time. and stand
four times the pressure of wooden
barrel. Besides they can be made in
form and shape SO as to give them a
great advantage in storage and other
respects. and as their weight is only
about half that of wooden barrel,
they will afford saving in freight OF
nearly 1000 pounds to the car load.
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EAH E %&.zNs
=, = 81 r s-se;- e estfr. ssa.s !.
Inc inssafiat.on Of the fflnce Ps
Nsses ss sraad Mssser q she Tree.
P4s IA y n0nnu, ,Gmcn eooks psaee
sne ,3lpersi HaA !. lIQnq04, he
N5tn 4le.s Was one Of the @9pdq9e 40
!noss Im1osing pageants ever Aatoeesed
IN the AiDeft s1osI - Pc
cuila!iy ntted for such dispia1ao 1ta
in5erief 10 fefmee sne -shape OF q
oaii, s1aftened q enc. Inn :, khsJow.
er DALI ,resem DAee zene1 C0lliee9Ms al
Rome, from whlch tiers Of gaAferlee
rise eoward the roofr AZ one enc
stand ehe piatform ana grand organ,
enao from fhe aicogese ofsthe uppet
gallery the entire haH opreaents Asm-
Wliderlng idea OF vastness and heleht;
On .nls gran9 QGseSloR come 49,
e1ent !n0HSdn afetnren M4re Ae&en.
nied, lerSlea so cked Win the y
sigma OF tne oidef 80 great wss tine
oemand TOT ticHets tnat tee managers
we're ceMReIlea g restrics them 70
,nose noiolng once In the varloas
iodges 1nrouenout the country. lad
tickets been issued to an Master Ma
sons the ceremony would probably
hsve bee been peri%ormed orr n the presence
OF 4V,VVV or O0,UUO Dretnren.
The ceremony was one OF deepes:
interest to the craft, not only IN En- :
gland bat ohIoughout the world. II
demonstratsd, IN the face OF enmity
ana denunclatlen, the strength. the
unity, and the power OF TINS most an
clent and admirable order. Since the
building OF Solomon Temple nations
nave risen and faifen, nourssned and
sunk 3,aa to rise no aae more; creeds have se
Above them all Masonry has held its
place, great In It's simplicity, impene-
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8 There is food for thought in ne
story that is told of lad who, for the
first time, accompanied his father to
public dinner. The waiter asked
him. What will you take to drink ?''
Hesitating for a moment, he replied,
I'll take what father taxes" The
answer reached his fathers ear, and
instantly the full responsibility of his
position fell upon him. Quicker than
lightning. various thoughts passed
through his mind, and in q moment
his decision was made; ami in tones
tremulous with emotion, and to the
astonishment of those acquainted
with him, said. Waiter, I'll take
water"
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The Lost Grave.
From the Detroit Free proSs


Ifyou have ever passed the old de-
serted graveyard on Russell street.
near the House of Correction, you
know that there is not q more lonely
spot in Detroit. 1t is score of years
fences lean in or out; the few trees
are ragged in limb and trunk; the
weather. beaten beadstones lean out
The rich and the poor who sleep un-
years, and il any of them left friends
are not here. to fill up the sunken
graves and plant flower to take the
gloom away.
The other day people saw an old
woman wandering through the grave
yard brushing the moss from some of
the headstones to look at the letters.
characters carved into others. By
and-byshe crossed the street and sat
down on the steps of a cottage, and
when people saw how old and feeble
she was, and that her eyes were full
of tears, they pltied her. She could
not answer at first. but by-and-by ehe
told them, that she had come hun
dreds of miles to take last look at a
grave which she knew must be in the
yard, but which she could not find
there, and all through the long, long
yeans. though moving here and there.
her mothers heart had not forgotten
the, dead. Old now, her steps feeble
and her locks gray, and feeling that
ieh hn hoA hssk lsk%lo 11n a.
earth, she had come clear across the
little. grave. Years had gone by, but
she thought she could walk right to
the spot, and there was half hope in
have kept the headstones. white and
She found the old yard cut MP by
streets, the city all around and be :
yond, and Of the hundreds of mounds
and head-stones which she once saw
but a score or so were left. She
sought among the leaning head-stones,
and she stood under the dying willows
stone which bore the words "Our
Willie" Fifty years since the little
body was lowered into its grave |!
Ian q SVueuAy 5AuCC lnc AC6O O"StOUC
was placed to mark the spot! And
yet her mothers heart brought her
back in her old age, with the hope
that her tears might fall upon the lit
tie grave obaiterated and passed from
sight forever.
It~as sad enough to see tears fall
ing down her wrinkled cheeks, and to
know that her old heart was aching
with disappointment, and men spoke
kind words to her, and women wiped
their eyes in sympathy. Looking
through her tears at the bleak and
lonely field, its loveliness relieved and
yet made more lonely by the time
worn head stones and the clumps of
briers, no wonder that the poor .wo-
man felt in her heart, and had to sob
out:
I'm afraid I cant find him in
heaven-heaven's so large p
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The Sioux chiefs now in Washing
ton were presented to Commissioner
Smith On the 18th. Some trouble in
making satisfactory terms with them
is anticipated, because they are almost
completely under the control of a
horde of half breeds and haneers-on
about the agencies, who prey upon
the Indians and make their necessi i.
ties the basis of profit for themselves.
The Indian question would be easiest
settled by disposing of these fellows
in some way, and leaving the Indians
to treat for themselves, untrammeled
by rascally advisers.
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81 Appletons 8 Journal.

Lewis remarks that most any
woman can sit down gracefully in
street car, but not. one in q hun
dred can descend from the back
end of q buggy when the horse is
running away without feeling that
she is OVERRIDING the thing.
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A western paper puts up an item
thus: If George had not blowed in
to the muzzle Of his gum" sighed a
rural widow at the funeral Of her late
husband, "he might have got plenty
Of squirrels, it was such a good day
for them"
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Mnil fa2e rSS1e.

NALL The I011os
<.neHf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an p3noes sup-
pItad from the CHICAGO K. R..An9 theY.
zWMyno r. II c1oecs = -
0Ol9Q0 DOUIxH-1s -1nesoeill3 v1rcdnnasi
r. GS.1Hfenn IN aailrends 6s09 g. ~, st=v s.A
SOaTtG ~. 1.s,.v. 49, esSi,,se 80 IS ami
III Eas4err 3 nd fsar.frri 5faAerax eln1sea ri
1-sz= road closes 6:f]0 a hi. - 81 q : !. =. !
A~ .n -~,f-.as n1rIrossa r3e,ann 1or[M xsuS. .
f&a S$iesssSsss II Il Es, s a. II
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ss Storey. of the Chicago Times, told
&25. 600 fer II. 4aa W.
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I In the Detroit Pa1;ce Ca.rt ......x.
ing 10 4 renort of The fsHkfsi ch-on.
ticfer of the RreesPess. Tfdre[ Trs5e
esi1 he VA n1hil "a 01eo7 m and "a
A1idn't csnaVI~thke .Sf - III, at ts,,.ev av
days : :thonsrnd v.1.rs'
Kinder ,diecourseed n D, askad
ms Honor. = = =
sa@ o4f0 not &Aae becomes of me
ESadly exklaim nd the anrironerl q-.Tesn
NAY down the bank = Al II q he-
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SHERIDAN'S FATE. !

How the Observation-Disclosures E1o1 In
Love, and How it WiAa 1o4 1nsa
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CoUNTRY's AND TRUTHS, :

1ors ls3aI 81 sBszzsioeTs saivaa
1919. Esws axis . Gs4w ion Oh
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Quacks-Ducks.
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No 10 leaves Richmond daily. No leaves
Chicago oaiIy. All other trains run daily,
except Sunday.
Little Miami Division.
Nov. 80, 1874.
GOING WEST.
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ron; We Rsssi1sai, j. q nd, rrs,,s.c
Rsssrt shsrveed, 0essss cs.saea.J q, TSoi,
s Rs.s sapsan.ssisni, James q. fsii. See.
fomls street. Ban frassi.eo.
GIoBH C0NsOL!pAT.D-rre.la.n, ,rho..
u. ". Deitier. rhsmAs Cole. q. ". Fisher;
superintendent. Frank =. rhayer, Secretary.
lob nss4i''; once .i' ii'''ai.,sr'st San
CAR HxN-pr~sisnt, John Iisndsrsoni Trustees
"A. y. rorb-s. Jeha Henderson. J. ,. Ters<s;
s.sI..sy. = .rhulies' ssee. ~ c~siforuAs
f~sa.,.s..joss Giiiis. 9. d Lam. J, 4. Pit
s,ss.i, sSss. ~ csiis%i. sss.s A
Gi.sse2w-P,ss .. !; ~! =, s.s,ss.ss viii
Martin. "a, fracnsrs, 3. h. Steele sursris.
.sa .ase. y I'm. :irss,. ssmn yr.aei-ss.
Ceaeis.i rrasisrs-Hi. Bsroa, Win, 4. o.
join ssiss I it 40: S. cs:, c:ss sS.: s sss:s:.
nsIi once. "a c-.iioini. .,rss,. s:s rr.nesss
nARryoEDrrr,.'dsr' y; I; sa.y, fr.;-
n.r,hslo%s. sesr-ssr,. II. stone. sisss
ts California street San vrsnsi.co.
'Hss s::...5- 5, w. i,t !: X MI. /: T. T.,T. Z. :.
i~iarn.s. Tssmas MI. Jan,~s nj. Debls-
sssaa-n Nc .. s 3. u: {; k,sss: s'ssrE.;
psAn; once. tis CALIFORNIA; sirest. al rf.n-
cisco.
q ;. WIN john G:s S.s1s1 ). H. L'i u. wii.
hams. u. J. wilson, q. v. hasom, superin-
%!S;r iss.. 1 4 ] J s s:s;:.i :'z r;:s.s.! ei s.a
!. nii. Ihos.s. 4. wiiii.ms. < i~iissiTrs. TT.
s.l,h. U. 7. so,is: ssessin,ssasss Jehs
California s,reet. san rrsbei.es.
Is.ss.y. rssa.s: esss. 4. l. fssy. v, ii.Sss
Ell s-s,s,sy. 4. Ss.is once. is csi5.'ali
street. San frsnsisea.
KENTrCK- President, o. I. Mcdonald; True
4. fr,ssards Z. !, sA.sts,ssris D. Z.
y.r.nl SWIM :mse. as csii'srnis .ire.s. sssa
sher...i. N.teskni.h. 4. J. Everett, J,E. shav.
ssyr.,.y.k >. 50 ne; enes. els Csilisrnis
street. San Francisco.
k~ayssnj ~, neyie. J. a. Pritehad, =. A.
.s$&.i !. fs. .ssS ' sass;. 90 % Pine ! ::,st,'
LADY III AN-Prv<isnt. A.. ,. Niaear 1tus
ward ken~liy, A. 2. Minear. J. VI. fSrrson;
superintesieal. John Z. tehmht; seerstary.
krsnk s~in; sd,ee. tfs California street. sss
franelsco.
LYON MIL. q MsINo coMPANy-|
President, y. blrlsall; fustess-H. Meruin,
g blrt.sil0. z. LanxtyS ,, hirdsAil. 4. y.
California street IAN Trssei.es.
LEylArHAN-rr..laent. WIN. n. Pstiersea,
rustees-w. q. Allan. J. Baii, w. N. Pntisr |
.on, Nathan Atkinson. Franz u. Clcoti; IN. |
p<untendent. J. Bahecrk: sscrstary. y. K. To-
W once. ss Montgomery 81. san frsnsiseo.
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nofior TO %IiINHoLDIRl.

THE UNDERSIGNED has THIS DAY
/ commercial an action IN ths District Court
Of the Yirpt Judicial District In and for the
county OF storey, State Of hevadh, In which
action he II plaintiff, and the Segregated Gold
I'LL Mining Company 10 defendant. which So
ton 10 brought to enforce Q lien ln favor Of
plaintiff upon the holsting works and land and
mining clam situated In the Gold uIli Mining
District. county Of STOREY. State Of Nsvsda, dc.
scYibed ~ follows: That certain land and
mining claim known % tho mining claim Of
the Segregated Gold HUI Mining Company. b.
gaining at Q stake In Gold Hill afosssaid. from
which stake tho northwest corner OF the build.
Ing over the Mcclellan chan besv B. leN de-
srves y. foriy.nine ttg) feet; thence running. Y.
Ss degrees W. eight hundred (eoo) feet 20 the
Mining Company; thence n. % degree ". two
hundred cod feet 10 the northern limit Of the
claim OF the said Jewett COMPANY. together
with the holstlng works. hereditaments and
appurtenanccs thercunto belonging. which len
II 10 secure the sum Of 81 .so6tb In gold coin Of
the United States. and ID claimed under and By
virtue OF the Act Of the Legislature OF the btatc
Of Nevada. entitled, ian Act 10 secure liens 70
mechanics and others, and 10 repeal al Other
Acts In relation thereto" approved March .,
Nov, therefore. oil persons holding or claim.
Ing liens npen said premises under The pruvis.
ions Of rald Act, are hereby notified to be and
appear before said Court o. Wednesday, Tie
~ day Of september, A: D. 1871. a 10 O'clock
4. y, !he s,@s being 4 az Of the rsgsl.r ysSs
then and there the proof Of thslr sald liens.
n n. CARRiCk. Plaintiff.
u. II. TArLoR, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Viryinls. New. July N. falt. I'd
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omee-No. 10 s-ie1ssscss Bsiidias, e
Ynueiseo, California. fll"
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APPLICATION Tor PATENr.
NOTCH NO. as7.
U. q. ssrvsy Ne lot.

TT 9. LAND oPPIoR. CARSON CIrY,
". Nevada, August 80, ls7s.-Notlce ID
hereby glven that James LOWER. James
o'ponnell and Inward Kills. whose po.ton.es
have his day alsd their application ior . pat.
ent for aneen hundred u.tdo linear feet Of the
Lee lode or vein. bearing gold and silver, with
surfaces ground. slx hundred l6oo) feet In Width.
situate, lying and being In Silver Star Mining
District, Storry county. Nevada, and known
plat on nls In this once ~ lot No. los. In town.
ship sixteen 49, north. range tweniy-one t1D
east. Mount Dis bio meridian
The exterior boundaries Of paid lot No. 7sT
being ~ follows, to-wit; Beginning Of post
parked No. I, US. suryey, No. los, sAid pest
Prospect Company. U. =. survey No. 100 and
iat; thence running. nrst courre, north o6k
degrees wet. 500 feet 10 post No. ., U. 0. sur.
yey No. i0s, whence bears the dag-sta6 on
Mount Davidson north <1H degrees west, the
Toll Htuse south say degrees east; thence
minuiss east. 100 isst 10 post No. ]. d. .. sur.
vey No los. whence bears the smoke stack Of
Occidental MIL south 50 degrees east. Nount
Davidson fag.stan porth nv degrees west;
thence running. third courre. south sek de
No: los; thence. fourth course. north . degrees
and % minutes west, i.too iset TO post No. 0,
U. y. survey No. 100, said poet being Identical
with poet No. Of the Prospect Company. y.
B. survey Nos. lo6.and ~, and whence bears
the quarter section corner on north line OF sec.
ton :. township 10 north, range q sast, Mount
Diablo meridian. north % degrees and . mis-
utes east, distant i.csi feet; thence, fth
course, north osk degrees west. so feet 10 post
NO; ! the point OF beginning, containing
~ sf.iO0 acres.
Bearings elpressed nom the true meridian,
magnetic variation. i6dsgrees and thirty min.
utes east. The labor and improvements con.
slst OF Two open cuts asxio feet Zach, aud exca.
vation for hosting works loox50 fcst.exceedlng
ave hundred dollars In value. Survey made 70
eonform 10 the record oflocAtion,
This claim 70 bounded on the north hy the
Prospect Geld and Silver Mining Compiny's
claim or U. \. survey No. i0S and lsl, and on
the east, south and west by no known claim.
ants.
Tho location OF this claim 10 duly recorded
In the County Recorders mice of Storey eoup-
", Nevada. kept In Virginia City, IN hook B
OF pre-empti0ns and locations, paso lH Of
storey County Records.
Any and all psrsons calming advenely any
portion Of said Lowcry claim OF ground a.
hercinbefore described are rsqulrsa To ale
their adverse claim with the Register Of tho
United Statss Land once at CArrou Ctr, Ne
vada. during the sixty (6o) days of publication
hereof, of they will b. harfed By virtue Of The
provlsions Of the statuts. ~
anal Esd ADoLPnUs WAITE. Register.
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ls7-Ssd 4. WAITE, Register.
APPLICATION Eoa PATENT
y NOTICE. NO. 9ss. D.
U. Il. Survey Ne. iss a.A is,.

TT 8, LAND oFPIcE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, July ~. 1878. -Notiee 10 hereby
given that J. Q. Caldwell. whose p~ostsfnee
address 10 Gold Hlll. sturvy county, NsvAda,
has this day nlcd his application for . patent
linear FEEL Of The Gibbs lode, or vein bearing
gold and silver. with surface ground two hun.
drcd feet In width. situate, lying and being In
Gold Hiil Mining District, county OF storey
and stats o Nsvsda, and known aud destgnsied
hy the fsld notes and oficial plat on hlo In this
once a. lot number le and. ~ In townships
twenty one lff) east Of Mount Dtahlo meridian.
Tbs exterior boundaries of nid lot No. ~
and l0i being - follows, 10 wit:
Variation 1B degrees and % minutes east.
Commencing at post Married No. !, U. 3. sur'
vey No, i2s and ~. situAisd on The north { y
Of Justice raylns. and where heavy Groupings
interpcct said rsvinc, thence running nrst
course wet 100 feet b post marked No.. :, U.
h. survey No. iS1 and and l0T, and whence
bears the mouth Of working tunnel south 8 dc.
grees west. distant - feet the quarter ssc'
ton corner on south line u section -. tnvn.
meridian. north IS degrees and 2smlnutca wet,
distant ssi feet +: thence. second eourre. north
I degree and o~nc-quArter minute east. a.12 fest
10 post marked No. q, U. y. surrey Ne. i30 end
iU7. said post being Identical with The south
east corner Of The EUROPA Company. o.: . sur.
10 poet marked No. 4. U. y. survey No. iss and
iU7; thence, fourth courpc. bouth ] degree and
onc-qusrter minute west, Ara feat 10 post
MARKED No. ., u \. survey No. IL and io1.
and whence bear the flagstaff OF the Caledonia
new hoisting works south % dcgrres and enc.
quarter minnie west. nAgvtanon knekorboekei
holsiing works south u deerres and one-quar,
TER minute west, fasstah on Mount Davidson
north - dexrees and oue-half minute west,
thence. nnh eoarre, west 100 feet 10 pos No.
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NOTICE.

mo v. r. DKNcxLA, YoU WILL PLxAsl
i 10 take notice, o. co -ownes, that dnhnk the
rear is1s I personally expended ~ iaeor snd
Improvements on that certain mining esain
sitasted 10 Gold NM Niniag District btoeeg
county. Nevada, known y y. Meth Chipran
recorded IN BSok I Of Gold Hitl Mining Rec:
ords, pare u, snd which clair vas hcatsd
March q, 1919, the sum Of One Thousand Dol.
lars (Sl ,0o0)I that your portion Of such eiPen.
diture. labor and Improvements 10 Two nun.
drrd Dollarp tt5Do). and that hsrphy demand
OF you the impediats paymsp. tesr,es
Gold min. Neyada. Apnl q. is1S. ny3ISod
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MEETiNos.

iHARTFoRD MINING COMPANY
III Location Of principal place ot bssipess,
San Francises, California -L0catioa Of works,
uoid Hill, storey county. Nevada.-In accord.
anee with . re.olutiou adopted a. Meeting 81
the board OF Trustees Of the Hartford AisIns
Company, held on the 18th day Of August, tS16
q special Meeting OF the stockholders Of said
company 10 hereby called. the n % . hsl<
al the ONCE OF the company, Room No. : Hay.
wsfd's building. No. <it California stfest. ssa
Francirco. California, on MONDAY. The 3oth
DAY OF September. fsTs, at the hour OIL o'eiock
,. u 70 take Into oonsiderltioa md Get upon
q proposition 70 increase the capital stock o.
said company from three million Eve hundfrd
thousand Cayso0, 900, dollar. divided Into thirty.
flvc thousasd ,ss,ooo) shares Of the par value
u one hundred do0) dollars per share. the
present capital stock o. The COMPANY, 70 sevsn
million G,00O, 0O0) dollars, divided Into one
hundred and forty thousand (<0,oooD shares Of
WIZ: u. SHARP.
N. SOLOMON, '
Ir =. N. HALL,
ann "A Ir..nI '' Tustees.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN. THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Il United states Tor the District Of Nevada.
In the matter Of THOMAS n. ALCHORN.
Of America, District Of Nevada, o.. A
warrant 10 bankruptcy has been jssnsd
II. Alchoru. Of the town on vi,yinis-
county Of storey and State Of Nevada. In said
District, who has been duly adjudrcd hank.
~, spon nis osn petition. and the payment
SInny aebts and the delivery OF any properly
pelonging TO said bankrupt, TO him or IN his
use, And ne transfer OF any properly BY him.
nie Iors'dden ~ law. A meeting Of the cred.
lto.s OF ssid bankrupt, To prove their debts
and ehoose one or moro ass,eaess Of his sstais,
VII 10 hem a. Q Court OF b~ankYuptcy. 70 -
scsaes =. vinytnla. In said District, On he s3h
a.y september, 4. D. ISIS, Of I o'ctock !. n.
- the omoc OF q. Rtrothcr. Ne \ 6o1tS
street one OF the Register In Bankupt-
~ oI ssid District. r. q. CLAPP,
United btafss nafsAal and M-sssenrsr N mi.
ruptes for said DlstIct.
Z. ]. NAysR. Deputy. 4 A
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APPLICATIONS roR ,jrAifirsf.'
APPIIoATtoN ron PAvGWT,
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I'M 9. LAND OfkICk. CARSON CITY,
", Nevads, August 16ih, ls1S-Noties 10
hereby given thai. John happ and Marx
etrouso, whose poet oflce address 10 Virginia
Cit, Storey county, Nevada, have this day
fed their application fsr q U, q. patsat for
eleven hundred u,in0) linear feet Of the New
brunswlck lode, ana known a. The Narth Oe-
eideutsl nininr claim. bearing eoid. silves and
other preeIous pstais. win sarfsec sround
three hundred fset IN vidth, situaia INN ard
bsinR IN ne SILVER etsr' MIMI 6icfret;
Storey county nd Ststs a. NsvsAs. A. knovr
and desirpatsd by ~ deld noies snd o0lcsl
plat on He 10 thfs once n Id numbcr IN IN
ssction thirty-three tsso. fovpship nunbsf
ssyentecn mn North. IN ranee uun6sr tven.
tv-ous IN, Pm nount Dia6io ~ ana msri.
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And In aocechancs with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Direet0r. made on the 18th day
Of sub stock q may be neccssary will be cold
ltyublte auction. 81 tAs suefton room q ,Johu
tAp rrpeieeo. calif6nis, on TUESDAY, the
lesh 6ey q Ansnst ISIS, o. he hour Of . o'clock
r;ssS thereon, torssSsr Via eosts ~ ssss,.
tisias md snpsnse. efths ssls.
LUofkM AIRnANN, Secretary,
ofes-4oos Mo: y, No. SO Pine ,ii.e,.
Sss vFAHe''eo' csnIosnis. jcsttd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN hrm Of Bovden . Chegwiddsu, conduct.
Ing the salroa haslnsss 81 the Carson brewery,
eoosent. Mr.: bovdsn, Withdrawing from the
hrm. ~ busiuesa win htfsafsr he con.
Quoted BY c~hegwidden q Golisworihy, who
are authorized to collect all debts and pay all
bills " he hats arn- psrsons isdehtsdt 70 the
settle Immediately. and save costs and trouble.
anis In ROMDkN . OIIK0WlDDRN.