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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-16
St. Louis Markets
ST. Louis, Dec. 10.

ST. Louis, Dee 10.
Flour Weak; fall superfine, 50 80 to rs;
extra 80 rs to a 50; XIX, 81 % to 70.
Cirair--Wheat, dull; No. red western, 81 SO
h. AZ bid, cash. Oats firmer; No. ?, "a to
34%c.
Provisions Pork, lower; 500 90 delivered
on firm, 10 to 10 lac. Lard, higher; liza
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Milwaukee Market.
4, MILWAUKEE, Dec. -,

Flour--Dull and nominal.
GRAlN-Wheat, firm; No. /, sl.O2A; No
/, hard 81 .0ek; No. Q, 38Ac; seller Janua-
ry, 50 SIS; seller February, 81 90; No. 3 50.
Oats demorazed and lower; No. 80 lac
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Legal n Offices
STATE OF MINNESOTA, I
County OF Ramsey. )
HENRY ii. FINLEY
Court Of Common Pleas

STATE OF MINNESOTA, c,,,,+ e Conmon Pleas
County OF Ramsey.
HENRY II. FINLEY ~ @ tf#tA
/ tGN4$ {0 VS.. 8FE+@t#t SnMmOHS. Hill
The state Of Minnesota to the above namedde-
PENDANT: e4sa@sts MT, a4lfal
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been fled in the Office Of the clerk of said
court, in st. Paul, in said county, and to serve
copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, at his Office in St. Paul, in said
county, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
Of such service, and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court
fur the relief demanded in the complaint.
HENRY II. FINLEY,
Plaintiff in person,
Novl-6w st. Paul, Mimi.
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Chicago Mark ct.
CHICAGO, Dec. Is

CHICAGO, Dec 10,
e FLOUR Quiet and weak.
Grain " heat, active and -shad1
lower No. | Chicago, | OF; No. Chi-
cago 96& spot; 97% seller January; No
8 Chicago, 784 to IS SAC; rejected, O. l-2 to
Csc. Oats, dull, and lower; No. 2oA spot.
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The Anti-AGon0polist.

Wheat closed in calm, being
Tor Nov. and Dec. AS, Dec and Jan.
the same, April and May AS. m
At Stettin the wheat trade was weak.
being for Nov. and Dec. 43s Sd, April
and May Ats. fs4-y
Berlin was in calm. Wheat for Nov.
and Dec. 43s ed, April and May 46s:J 4
With fine weather at Cologne wheat
was firm, Native on the spot 45s, March
48s. .:#3..
Transactions had been limited At Vi
emma, with rates unaltered for wheat.
Wheat on the spot ASS. uti
With light supplies at Strasbourg the
sale OF wheat was free, at full prices
The scarcity Of fine parcels raised prices
Cd per Or.
| The weather at Breslau had become
mild; VIII te wheat sos.
Very lit le had been passing at buda'
pest. Wheat had fallen Cd TO Is per qr,
Gibbs weight AS, 60lbs Sos. ala.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Flower B Windr, proprietor q
The Commercial Hotsl, s.. Psul. MINI,
hereby dissolved BY mutuas consent Al
dehfs due the arm aTs payable 70 ~. ri0W1s
who assumes I'll Ne obi gations. and VIII con-
MT. G. FLOwHA,
HenHY r. WuDE1
81. PArL, Mixx., Eov. 1T, 1870.
ThsnkfuI for the favoss Of the public n NJ
~. shaII endesvor By direct af11ntion 70 -
vanis q my custemsn, % meEh tnssr fn y,
nsfnneee. Stsauesn visiting the city viii q
TelI r. feIuemb1fhe locafiOn q he COn.h1s
Cf1I-Nh eersee, between Jackson fnd ct
49, - - +. =. G. rkoWR-
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/ 90 IA; S. O. Feb. l OF 70; S. o. May,

/ 90 IA; S. o. Feb. l Oh 70; S. O. May,
O9.
The receipts and shipments for the week
ending to-day:
Receipts; Shipments.
Flour, brls, ss,689 1924 1880 GO. 5ss
Wheat, bush, 6lS,7ls sos, 5sa 1880 10, 100
The amount of wheat in store is 2,Al 900 bus.
Same dav 1874. &c., 900 !"
1873, 7O4,O 600 :.
The receipts of -four and grain at this
port from the crops of the last three years,
from Aug. %, up to date, were as follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat bus.
1875 $40, 565 1886, 43O
l874-75. 482,78l 8,a72, 452
1874 42O,O97 14,444,492
We present statement of to-day's prices
at the different markets, together with 9th
er figures bearing on the value of wheat for
shipment, as compared with preceding
years:
1875. 1874 1873.
No. wheat in Mil
waukee per b, sh. SO .S8x Lib
Through freights
to N Y. per bu. "a "a 80
NO.2 wheat in Y.
Der bu. 1875 LA l So
| Premium on Gold, .l4h liz .9h
Spring wheat in
| Liverpool, per
100 lbs. 9s3-lOS SS7-9s2 llslO-l2so
Ocean freights to
Liverpool, bu.. lOd 9Ad IN
We append a table of comparative closing
prices:
LAST WEEK 1874. 1873 1872
No 2wheat. 1907 8oh Liz LII "a
No. Barley, 97A 1.26H LAD DO
Chicago movement of flour and grain for thu
week ending to-day:
Receipts. Shipments
1876 1874. 1875. 1874
Flour, brls., 6s,938 49, $3.50 6O,73'
Wheat, bu 49l.l36 100000 loo, 100 64,5o
RIVE. 1900 1867 4,7l2 6,54'
BARLEY. 1855 1856 27,072 35,5s
Live Hogs, 81, 4l2 l22,627 I2,a35 1921
Cattle, 1887 9,74o $3.50 o,oo
: The visible supply Of gain, including tn
stocks in granary at the principal points OF ac
cumulation at lake and seabord ports, In tran
sit by lake, rail and tn the New York canals
Nov q, 1875, and the comparative stocks at IN
other aforementioned periods, We're as 1ol
lows:
Dec. a, 10. Dec.5, "a. Dec. 6, :.
: Wheat, bu 10, 4o4. 25s l,676,52l SAP -.
: Barley, @ 2,2a3, 239 2,434, S22 ,SoO,3l
}. Rye. I" 465, 800 1906 2o9, At
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The visible supply of grain, including the
stocks in granary at the principa points OF ac-
cumulation at lake and seabord ports, in tram
sit by lake, rail and tn the New York canals,
other aforementioned periods, We're as iol-
lows:
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Execution Sale.

ASoKA, MINN- & g
November 18th, A. D.l875. novlS-7w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07
AChri,tIan Chinese We1iling.

lsan EElnEtsao Bulletin
A distinguished clergyman Of Ibis city
Yesterday enjoyed the felicity Of uniting
Two natives Of the Flovery Land in the
silyery bonds OF Wedlock. Sam Ye and
An Toy were the names OF the happy
couple, who still, alter the fashion OF
their country, preserve intact their re-
spectiye patronymics. After the mar
rEage service the bride and bridegroom
adjourned TO the residence Of friend,
where a number OF guests were assembled,
to honor the occasion. 4 festive time
followed; the bride in : dress Of sky-blue,
with rings upon her ankles and her ebon
locks done up in talloE, being OF COURSE
the centre OF attraction. She vas exceed
ingIy atfectionale. Being asked by a
Caucasioa interloper IL She loved her
newly acquired husband, she warmly an,
sWered: "YOu bel; me heap like Sam;
be belly good Chinaman." Sam, too,
VA as happy as . hOOdlum with new
pair OF high,heeled boots, and, As the
guests departed, said with smile hall a
yard long, TO the abOve-meutioned inter
lopeT, You sabee Sam cute; alec same a
Mclean man-heap catchem vile cherry
tine 1t is presumed that the lives o.
these young people will be a tangible
realization Of Celestial bliss,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07


Mr.. Julius YeTns, in one OF his latest
books, has given to the world an e1Cit-
ing story Of a party OF banoouists; bot
there is nothing in the vivid imagination
Of this sntIor thai will compare with the
true recital Of the last voyage OF the
Zenith The account furnished by Mr..
Tissandier, the sole survivor Of the three
sarouauts, ountains terrible eIpeEienee'
1t NAV be these men were martyrs 10
science, the deity before whom, a, the pres
eaI dSy We arr expected TO bow but tie
uuseientiir reader a, Iea>s vii! giTe them
credit for good deal OF fool-AaFd'he's'
nUAAgraDd experiment for these men
to make IL making an accent into the
upper Atmosphere higher than any man
had befors dared to venture, and 80 lar
Es heir experiment Vas 4 practical one
/, deserved coumebda:ion. But 1t s
smother thing for men To tamper With
nature, seeing hoW near they could APP
p.ossh death, without letting go their
hold 90 liz, and We may say deliberately
rsaigning themselves to s'uPOr Tor the
sake Of returning TO life again. A. We
rad Tis1rdier's account We thought that
thsrs we're limit to which even the
dsTO.ses " science should yield them
selves. Theygo higher and higher, until Al
the height Of 1000 yards they grow faint,
bot they must 60 higher yet; they throw
out more ballast, and it mounts again
Again he becomes insensible, and the
balloon i once more descending, while
his companion. are buried in the bottom
Of the car, their mouths filled Sith blood
At last be reaches the cord Of the valve
and the balloon il tempted and lie. against a
ire. Thea Tiisandier iains away, and
thus these three daring men are found BY
the peasants Of Indre. This is bat faint
outline Of the story. We have no doubt
thsDOts.book Of ". Tissandier would hor.
riiy Us 10 itIeonlents, The Philadelphia
TAA quotes such az these I'VE
are at the height Of 5000 me;res
We are we'll. | felt the pule oil
CrOceSpinelli. 1t beats 10 to the min
ute. The height Ia now 600 meters. A
little oppression. sivel throws out bal
last. Hands frozen. Croce pants. We
inhale oxygen. SiVel and Croce shut
their eyes. They ArePale. Croce says to
me: "you blow like Porpoise," &c. And
~ on until the ballast ia all gone And
these men we're martyrs to science. We
do not scorn their devotion for the world
owes much to such men. But mere daF-
ing /. cheap enough and We do not see
where these meh can cIain place among
the heroes Of the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

The thsoEy q dislaie sonrptsl By phy'lla1ns =
that SymptOaS are Rsndy UmPaihetie Indications
a ia sTistSnrs and have 10 nosi Instances little Of
nothibg 10 do With axIps It's Reality. Their praS
tioe, boVeT4, Is aiImetrieally opposed to theil
tAeoEy ioE they admiuistsT mslifines which aaer'
JymptOms only. The remarkable euEes u dySFFF-
Il, hek beadaehs, e1h5riEatton, ThSuInatiHn, Gen
sr1l debility, urinary and kidney tTUubleA and ua-
lHial iSTeEl wrought BY H0teIterS Stomach Bit
IN, c9ald nfvsE have been SooomPlished BY neme-
dis which Addreasd themselyes nlerely 70 the re.
mOTll a any one Of the manifold End complicated
sympions % UhiCh th1s InaistiSz gre Ms. Act
ihE, y The Bitten Do, diTueily uq1n the stomach
and uTibutlTy org1nA Overcoming thelf Irregular
teS and end0EinS them With renewed VigoF, they
ohIEu q It wee, t,s SprnEI q vitality, purifying
aud aTins them iTSsh impEiHs, and dblarsing al
tblse hAr1aing symptoms yhich proeeCded from
their miaiiFeCtinn o. coltImln1tio1. eod4T
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THE PRiRrERS UxloN.-A Washing
ton dispatch saws. -


THE PRtNrERs UNON.-A Washing.
ton dispatch says:
The action Of the CRtonieie ofiics IN
turning out the Union printers and Silihv
ils composing room with "tatG' Ia Of n.
Tie consequence In itself, but la success
In reducing the price Of composition from
10 to 40 cents per thousand IA leading
other employing printers 10 take stelS
looking 10 decreasing their own expenses,
A request has been made by them of the
Printers Union to lower The price now
paid to fifty cents per thousand, and the
printers meet next Saturday to consider
the proposition. II the conceRionIasketl
il not agreed 10 some Of the employers
will be likely to Gil the places OF those
now employed with nOn-union men. The
Government Printer will not At present
take any part in the controversy, but II
the prices outside the Government Office
should become fixed At lower rates than
are now paid, the Government Printer
will be compelled by law TO reduce his
rates to those current in the city. The
Government Office has q large amount oil
work which Il very tfat,n such as bills
from the Capitol and tables Of figures,
Which are used over from month 10 month
with lev changes. All Of this class Of
WORK IS done on "time," and the average
cost Of competition in that office IL thus
brought down to about fifty cents a thou.
sand al the prices now paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


he ehild'SeuTe WHEN tstthing-t0 relieve Inham,
nation u The GumJ, 70 alhy uBsaihss, " quiel
COiie Hains to PROMOTE sihp, - ruFt Summer CIfn,
paint. THIS We oDnsidiE one d the ni1si valuable
iemeiits 10 ls kept in the iamlly uhrn the chill
dFen are sntiing uhsiT teFth. We are aiding thIu,
aBds Oi loItlss, and have to hear tie hrst Jsf-gd
ny II i not all We recommend II 10 10.
MOfHERa, have you . Iklig, tssLiia1 bILs thai
TURXs the IOuEs d EBHT uhea you ~ ISh2 bI
Eest) into OHe LOS1, WEAET DAYTIME " wORRi'
NENI snd CARE? Cgf-CV- Cg--all day and oil
night lOnEl II you have, liEiea 10 EodH1l la Gun.
ViBod. htiiaiS NJ baJa--a TRw dFUia VI ISPAXI
CORDiGL and your cliLi WILL lie PACtYED, and
SWEET, REFRESHTNG sLEKP will take the plAfe d
WAEEEuL suVTERiN0. PTocup al OBee hottie
s0li by all Druggists aud
LAuGlIt.lH BIOS. ( CO, Proprietor,
Wheeling, W, Va
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MARRIED..

FLOOp-RATCLIFFR-Ou Thursily. May c
1874 ct TIE residence Of The hr1is's lAthsT, TEOs
RatcliHe, Esl., by Rev. J. r ThOmTaOu, Nj
Henry FLDoD and Ms ELLA L. RATCuTTR, al d
Wheeling, ". Va
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DIED.


TCRNER-Ou wednesday evening, Nay {, Isi5,
Of S O'clGek, MINNIE QUlLLEIIIE, daughter d
samuel and lila Turner, ard ytaES H'0RLhs
and u dSyA
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Baltimore papers please oDPyl
MAIDLOW.-At Evansville, Ind, 90 the morn.
Ing q Nay 1t, ISIS, d l:1O 0clorE, Il typhoid
m0nih and days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

The wraps for misses and children are
jaunty jackets Of gray, blue or brown
cloth q very light quality and color.
They are made with French backs that
are quite short, aud with longer, loose,
single.breasted fronts. The collars are
Byron shape, and the sleeves are closely
cut, with plated silk on the wrists. Dark
blue and Black jackets are also shown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07
TrEMN OF INHERENT.

An Indiana judge has decided that II
woman will shorten pie-crust with butter
at IS cents pound, her husband has good
cause for divorce.
Women prematurely white az to hair
should dress in black. A New York wo.
man tried it and married rich Caliior'
nian.
The nights in Iceland are sill seven
teen hours long, and loverScah spark un
til ten o'clock in the forenoon
Gov. Allen, in 1874, was in favor o.
hard money, and declared lie would pre-
fer pot-Inetal currency to "Worthless bank
rags"
ITO wha. base uses etc. The table on
which Pemberton signed the capitulation
Of Vicksburs is now doing duty in a beer
saloon in that city.
The Republicans had 4 majority Of seV.
enty in the city Of Wooster, Ohio, at a
special election last Saturday-a gain Of
over one hundred on the April election.
Mr.. Schuyler Colfax, while attending
The Odd Fellow anniversary At Fort Ed.
ward, New York, last week, was photo.
grapbed in the full regalin Of the Order.
"A, the earpes, solicitation of nv wife
and rbildren, / have consented to become
c.nIl,i0,. Il, cr,r,y t,o.,n,o,s /. ~.
Waya Mississippi candidate nuts Il
tyi,h . ronn,, ,i,n 20 L6o nm ,or1.
B,ooEIvn bs' oniy nns hotel whtcb c.r
10 ,,ntsd !. 6r,t.clsS. RI, ,,on ofT.o,
I, hs. .bv nrmb.r n cbnrcbs.
a.. 1I,,,.,nn h.. .n.o ,bi,,o,,,
p. III iia''l A.s ~ sut T.. ' =" INN
~. Fac, CnSsn I'D 80 C1.,ia
49,. a. H., .Jj;,;as. - a. ~, -
,i,S,n.;o,s'i, :, ~ ~. ' NJ" 10 "
a. ~ ',s . ns@'s sue
:, M II.ueSessLu' as'emPI-he 'ote De'
;os .in;es% a.nS' 'Ho.-was n,aoe ~ !Ge
D t,.'i u H.ucS.'on 'aSl week 10 aDoIi'h
p pioIe Sa = Tue PuO''c SCHOOLS Oh
80 80, - ,.. 49,
.onS SS w. 'ne hc'fOSA, ~ aIna'l Pre''y' mas
90 SyS'VVo N ! net own name, anu can earn
~ ~ %, ' In .ne Iase, yet 'ha'
hU o..t' VI ne, ~. NinIet taxes iellyW'
D.s"n vi vi" I W., '"e pu'S ,,O on ner pom
W. ~, ~ i sInn I'I 'a! IN yes we
,Ss4i,S 5I.,t'' " '"As '''s' ""
o--.t.. nit. 81, ~ III,
oorIOittnon, ~ n. M ~ W. 's ,' %,si.v
C"n,.n.;.i L., la" IT, - "" t., COIv
H.. 49,, ss . :; 80 n"I , InlyuuCeu
mn !" Ine nun ~ Wn1 ON, rSnnsyiv"nia
nSu u.u w, ). 70 PSy oaen .ne aeO! she
IVY WV 70 wy h"s'A"u ''' giving "er hen'
IAT'" rrH"hil"
lWeeHs lawyers continue TO iFe' and
aotI! t me S ~ VeloIe Wn'Sn Is enIing
we So,yvV,vyV ST,' uss'ns' num- 'of on"
- PitL,cS,aiI. my snon'a " promptly
lu il ",'I Transcript Oh Tue lam
many fesot vs. 10Y 'ne Petlou' anu PrVceeu'
.pSs =. i"e ave" YIN D'fH0''"'i' O'"eef'
seI =,
IL ncneer'hg 10 Enov mat the damage
70 S'n'er e."P; anu iIgl' " 'he extreme
cold Weather Of April Is not near 90 great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

The Derby hat already described is the
round hat sent out BY the best Parision
milliners. This has an ample high
round crown With sufficient brim to shade
the eyes veil. This brim does not come
to 4 point on the forehead, but is wide
above the brow, and is rolled back from
the edge all around. Black, brown, and
white chip Derby hats are imported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

The new waterproof cloaks for GIRL
are listers, With belt in the back, sev.
eral pockets, double.breaSled fronts but
toned their full length llkea tedingote
and folded pointed hood largeenough 70
be Of service. They are made OF light
English waterproof, and gray Ia the pop.
ular color. They should be long enough
to cover the entire dress. Price Sis for
large sites.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07
uAvE YOUR HOUSE pApERED BY

II ]. y. PKAUER, Practical Decorator IN
Fresco and Plain Paper Hanging. Cell.
ing work a specially. New French Panel.
ing for Parlors. New Combination Panel.
ing for Libraries, Dining Rooms and Halls,
with Dadoy and Tapestry and DamaSk
Filling. GU
Estimates and Designs furnished for
Churches, Banks, Public buildings and
Dwellings.
Work finished in Yarnish when desired.
All orders promptly attended 10 at liar.
bour { Dittman's Wall Paper House, 1859
Main Street mars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

An Indiana judge has decided that il
woman will shorten pie-cruSt with butter
at IS cents a pound, her husband has good
cause for divorce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07
HATE.

The sailor hat will return to favol
when the warm days come. Its the mos
girliSh Of ell The shapes, and most gener
ally becoming 10 round young faces
Those Of brown, black OF white spill
straw are trimmed with wide gros gtair
tlbbOn, either blue, black or brown, and
fastened by silver fligree buckles. The
English walking hat, the Derby, and the
new toque with dropping front and turn.
sd.up back are all worn. The most co.
qhtttish hats are those with haring brim.
caught up on one side by rose. Full
,Wreatfs lad clusters Of flowers inside The
Ofim give q nature look to young faces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07
MANHOOD RESTORED.

4 victim q youthful imprudencr, r7using pfe-
MIXTURE decay, nervous debility ETC.. having tined
In vain every knOEn remedy, has found = simple
slt-cuTe, which he will send ire to bis elllg aif
erprS. AdJn4s J. II. REEVES, Is Nassau strti,
New York, lEox 6iGJ. apT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-24
DRY GOODS.
Gaming License.

SEACH AND EVERY PERSON WHO
Il shall deal, play, carry, on, open, or
either as ewner or employe. whether for hire
or not. except under a license, as hereinafter
provided, any game Of faro, monte. roulette,
lans1uenette, rouge ct noir, rondo, or my
banking game played with money. dice or any
other device. !whether the same be played for
money checks, credit, or any other represent
alive Of value, shall be guilty of a misdemca-
nor, and on conviction thereof shall DO pun,
ished by a fine OF not less than one thousand
nor more than three thousand dollars, or. by
Imprisonment In the County Jail not loss than
three months nor more than one year, or BY
both such fine and imprisonment.".lAn act
to restrict gamlng-stat's. 1853, p. ll9.
In conformity with the requirements OF the
above section of an act entitled An act TO
restrict gaming" all persons now carrying on
or intending to carry on, any banking game
are notified that they must procure a license
for such game before opening the same. The
game Of "honest IDjnn" is included.
Il. w. GILMORE,
Sheriff of Eureka county.
z. L. KING, Under Sheriff.
Eureka, Aprill4. 1873. aplt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-24
NoTICE!

VN0 j. SULLIVAN AND NJ. HARTWEyL.
i and their grantees: You and each Of Won
are hereby notified that | have performed
labor on the Delaware mire, on Prospect
Mountain, in Eureka mining district. EureEs
county. Nevada, to the amount Of the lersl
assessment work on said mine, according to
the law OF Congress of tho United ststss.
approved May 10. 1872. Said mine is ospc9l
rs follows:
J. Sullivan. or his grantces..-.--......20 fee,
". 200 H. /
j.. A. ........... TO iei
That unless you and each Of you. within %
days. pay your proportion Of sani aniern,,
your and each Of your interests in said mine
will bccemo my property.
j. A. NESBlTT.
Eureka Nevada, March II, ISIS. mhlg.dd
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Public Notice.

MINERS AND ALL 0TnEe1 Ccooit
nj hereby notified that the Bssy vii not ;! b
r rsspon MiIt" Tor paymen, Of "a Dor s%o or %s h Il
asrecm ents to work on n q the D, V%eylsexher'
mines in Pinto, Secret Canyonn' WMIjRpIl,,
in Eureka county. john Hs,.neriptsnjen'
Eureka, Ney., octef er 7. 1875
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. "a.
u >. LAND offith,,, &C
Eureka, Nevada, April Il, IL

Eureka. Nevada, April q, lHa)
NOTICE Is HEREBY Given tnh.,
~ Jonas Is. Osborne, Geo. W. u; W.
and George j. Gardner, whose posto.gs IA,
dress is Eureka. Nevada. have tns bs
filed in this Office n diagram, losv S,@a
with . notice Of application for a palen. ~" Az
the United States, under act OF cOhsrSs1I alol
proved May 10. 1872, for fifteen hunaies an.
iineai feet Of the Diablo lode, the .a ~
running $50 feet psrtherly and $50 feet 'G 1"s,.
erly from the location monument a. tne Ssd
zion shaft, with surface ground two ".rrsn
feet in width, situated In Secret c ,a,s 81
Mining District, Eureka eounty, ot IV esd
Nevada. and described in the plat any, NIT.
notes on file in this Office as follows low"
U. S. Survey, No. SO,
BEGINNING Mt a post marked n ! n" *,
Survey No. 49," whence the aag-s,sn IN i,
town Of Eureka bears n. z deg. e nam,uL
I.iS3 feet: the post marked U. :. MSp "api,in
%o. 3. on the summit Of Hoossc MouD 'ssl
bears N. IS deg. 3 min. W., s4o ~, rs
No 4, of Survey, Ne. 80 H0osac loae, sorting
Is dog. 2 min. H., 2,l67 feet; n Wy y, min
SHAFT upon this lode bears Ny usAi7s. de-
W. 200 feet, 10 post marked No. U "a iset 10
yey.No. SO; thence N. l0A deg. W.l,'%NS s.;
most marked No. B., l.. 5. survey, nmwsrkd
thence N. T0A deg. H., 900 feet, to Poi a %a s.
No. 4. u, s. Survey, No. 81; ana H. plses
1917 deg. f., 1900 foot, t.. post ! O. d Id acres
Of beginning; containing, 0 merds1
Courses expressed IRON the 1aih degrsd
with a magnetic variation OF loa
east. ,nsurveyN
This claim is located upon h hu Tie Bus
land and is bounded on the south w
Out ClaiD, - "B.. psgs
This claim is recorded in poon "Mipii
2l0, of the Secret Canyon pls.;e and psi
can be- found posted at the location liSsisisr
upon the lode. u. b..
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PACIFIC CLUB.

A LII MEMBERS OF PACIFIC CLUB
N will take notice that their meetings for
practice will be on Tuesday. friday
and sunday Evenings, at ~ O'Clock,
sharp, Wells, Fargo X Co.'S time.
apI3-im CHAS. FUCHS, Loader.