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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

PERUsE IT. - Read Uncle Henry
Manhein's proclamation in this issue
Of the SENTINEL, under the head of
"New To-day" and then cast your eye
over his column ad. in another part of
the paper and take in his list Of goods
which he offers for the holidays, which
embraces everything in the shape Of
time pieces, jeweiry, shooting irons.
silver and plated ware, cutlery and
everything In the shape OF fancy goods
that can be imagined, and at prices 20
astonishinNly low a. to cause the great
eat wondermept whore the profit comes
In.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07
Special Attention is Called to the
following:

One got OF Brazil irst-water Diamonds. This
beautif i and precious set consists OF
breach and earrings. There are twenty
Solitaire stones; the first cost was S2.25O;
for sale now VERY Low on private
terms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

The THEArER.-There is no falling
of in the attendance at the perform
ances OF the DeAngelis Combination
Troupe. On the contrary, Bigelow's
Hall contained a larger crowd, if pos
sibla, last evening than at any enter
tainment yet given by the company.
They have "A large variety Of pieces,
and every evening give: an entire
change of programme, which Is the
grand secret of their continued snccess.
There will be nc performance tonight
hut to morrow evening the strongest
bill of the season will he presented for
the benefit OF Miss Lizzie Murphy, up
on which occasion to the entire Dean
CELLS troupe will be added some OF the
best representatives of our local talent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07
Our Fur Department

Comprises, Minks. Sable. Astrachan and
Hudson Bay.
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DISTRICT CoURT.-The continued ill
ness OF Judge Cole rendered it neces-
sary to adjourn the District over for
another week. It will V next
Monday at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, when it
is thought his Honor will he sufficient
ly recovered to preside upon the bench
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

RICH STRIKE AT MINERAL HILL.
The Elko Independent learns Of an ex
ceedingly rich strike in the Austin
mine at Mineral Hill, owned by Crom
bic Il McCabe. The ore body is now
showing some twenty feet in width.
and is unusually rirh, even for that
district. So soon as the works are
sufficiently opened tn admit of it, the
force at work will at once be increased.
The present strike il within a few
feet of the point at which explorations
ceased some three years ago.
To TRAVELLERS Tickets direct to
Eureka, Nevada, may now DO had
1t tho ticket offices of the Vir-
gin Q and Truckee Railroad Com
pany, in this city, Virginia and
Gold Hill. This will be a great
accommodation Il those who have
| business in the big town Of Eastern
| Nevada.-Cdrson Tribune.
On the ground that it is a poor rule
that don't work both ways, we pre-
sunie that through tickets may also he
had here by parties desiring TO Ego
west"
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NOTICE.

u. IAHTiFS INJECTED 10 nm
y hfm OF GRAY u " alrod are requested
la Iaare settleMeA1 plior to january 10. -.
ant ave COSTS suit. There will be 10 ex-
teblioA ~ Ills rule d-J-td
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Mining TAX.

NOTICE i HEEEBY GIVEN THAT
y the tax on III proceeds OF the mines TOR
the quarter ending Septem Der 10Th, l>1l. is
now due and payable at MY o.Ecr. and the
layS WITH rcsar1 10 the collection o, the same
viii De strictly enforced.
&C. WALLACE.
County Assessor of EUREKA County.
Eureka, New, Nov. I1lh. 1874. MI
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$500 per Share and no Assessments.

TNllE TOWN OF NEWARK. NOW BEING
i laid out in Alameda county, will consist
of 1000 acres. $50 acres of which will
be divided into s'-acrc rlats. snbdivldcd into
one-acrc lots l.5dA acres into 700 Town Lots.
each y feet by lnl feet, besides others for
donations to religious and public uses. II pub
lie Park OF 50 acres. warehouses. hotels.
dwelling houses. cts. for ,a!e. To provide
project AT unce. Their will he of red for sale
2.5O3 shares AZ s3Cc each. which will en-
title each shareholder to a one-atrp Flat and
Two town lots and a pro rata interest in all
m foFentntS iro,er'5a ~ the i'iroct.r.;
in March, and 500 in Nav. 1875. and whom
60 payments have been made. the rpmain-
iFs property will be l!t ap at auction, TO the
among the shareholders. and 1t i believed
viii amount to Sufficient T. cover the last ay-
meut. 1t i thought by this co-oprfation that
eYefy share viii double III value in sin
acre, Which is vory low for 30 large a Piece OF
land IN one body 80 near san ranci>co.
Persons q. small means will netr that they
can IRE get a Homestead conn lttc for
$1,000, and an interest in Il live country To-
cation with easy, cheap and quick commune
cation with San. / rarciSco. Estimates show
that bungalow houses can be erected. con-
tanning ~larlUr. two bedrooms. CLOSETS. kitch-
en-. etc, at Il cost not to exceed Il 600 each.
and u Il Sal"e: the 0ue-acrc Flat OF the tgo
town lots viii probably cove, the cost of thu
land, Il is easily seen how any POISON can
have a cheap 'coantry home, or Pleasant
sumner Nsiochcc, at ro great oatlay. The
climate i, eluai to anything in America, and
it, benefits Garnet bat recommend it to in
validS and plcasure-seeker3. The distance TO
the Warm sulphur Springs is only six miles.
he soil is unsurpassed III fertility, its prod
uct> not 10 be cxcelled. and water is abundant,
for every purpose.
No similar enterprise can compete with thi.
either In chcapncss or location. and being ,U-
tlrely on the cooperative plan. fair alike to
all, must bcrctit this community and all out
SidcrS.
For certificates of climate. predictions, ETC..
maps oi tho. Property. and any information
relative to this enterprise, apply nj the Office
OF the Association, y III California
street basement, Snsi Francisco.
CHARLES L.. PETERS.
da0-lm FOt TIE DIRECTORS.
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DIR. JESSE

OFEEkS HIS rFoFEsSIoNAL SEW
rounding country, and selicits IA fair share OF
public patronage.
office and residence, corner Buel ani Bate
man streets. d5tf
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And in accordance with law. ard an order
the Board Of Directors. made on the 81
day. Of November. l'7i, 50 many. shares
ry, viii be sold at public auction at the I'll
OF the tomi any, IA Montgomery street,
Wednesday. lleSiNth Day Of Jan
AIRY. l's1 1. III tht hour of twelve och
VI. of such day. to 'ay delinquent assd
mrnts thereon. together with costs Of adv
Using and expenses Of the sale.
+. p. BEACH, Seerets
Office: No. i2i Montgomery street, 4
Francisco. California. d
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Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE.

IOHNTSTERLY, HAVING PURCHASED
- al he interest Of =. +. Esterly and f..
hiagelhi;h under the name OF Estcrly X
kicgelhnth, in the business Of keeping a sa-
leon am dance house On Buel street, in the
town AMI county OF Eureka. Nevada. viii
hereafter conduct the SAID business in the
same ACE.
Eureka. Nevada. Dec. -. 1871. dag
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OEGDON MIE.L AND MINI
lNAA& nnnIn- Of IL.

%tornia. Aoricn il hereby given that I
meeting of the Directors, held on the VII
of december, lSal. an assessment ef II
ty-.ive cents per shnrc was levied uponI
capital stock Of tae corporation, palaba
the tenth day of December 1871. in 4
) atcs gold coin. to the Secretary at Nd
Montgomery Block. city and county of
Francisco, California.
Any stock Gr"n Nhleh ,hi< assessment
airy. 30, will b. delinquent. and advert
Tor sale at public auction:' and unless |
mcnt is m,dc hrtorc, viii! he seldI
the Eighth Gay OF February. IS
to pay the delinquent assessment. togo
with costs of advertising and expense
safe. JOIN NJ. MOON +, Secretar
No. - Montgomery Block. city and cod
of san Francisco. California. {;
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STATE uF NEVADA. -
-- COMFY or LJR-AN.8
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OAAItC&111-s I
We hayg also en- l1aja large stock direct
from Nov Aotk Il French. English ard ter
man tlatls, Gassiu4ee =, I1ocsDlll> and Vest
lr->. which V" ART Re. AIRED to make mp in
NE NOS >5Ejl>h taauuer from the latest pat
ems non the ctSt, having IN our employment
one o. tac 5cst Caters IL the state.
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MoTIo3
EUREKA MINING AND sMsl

IL ing Company. Location of principal II
oi business. san Francisco. California; II
tion of works, Eureka, Nevada.
Notice: There are delinquent III
the following described stock, on account
November, 1874, tho several amounts sct1
posite the names of the respective sha
holders, as follows:
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PATENT APPLTCAT TONS.

NOTICE NO, %i.

NVllSE No. IOfs
U. s. LAND Orr,cR.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Th1]
~ John S~toenbar.. whose rostofice /
dress is Eureka. Nevada, has thi. day filed
this office a diagram together with a no1
Fl application for patent from
proved May 10Th; is.s for fifteen hnndrcl
running 40 foot northeasterly and 10 \
southwesterly from the top Of tho Rcscue1
cline. with surface ground 800 feet in ~
situated in Pinto Mining District. Whit" Is
county, State of Nevada, and described in
plat and field notes rs follows. to wit:
q. 8. Survey, Ne. 40.
Beginning at a post marked me. l, L.
Survey No. 40" whence the section cord
common to Sections No.. and 2, +. I'M
y +; and SECTIONS b and Ri. 7: Is N. iii
Post No. l, Survey No. 81. Michigan Id
bears ;. IL 81 +. Asa. The center of
top hill of the Rescue incline bears n. ti5,
+. AS feet, and n cedar tree. / foot in aid
etsr. marked RESCUE b. T." bears n, 81
W. 20 feet: thence running \. ~ +, l,jOO 4
to post marked NO. =, US. Survey No. 4
thence 5. 30 f.. GOO feet TO post mark cd "Nd
L.. 5. Survey No. 40;' themes & 40" W. II
feet to post marked "No. 1. l.. 5. Survey l.
i0;'' and thence n so W. 100 feet to post [
l. the place Of beginning. containing ~ isl
acres. Courses expressed from tho u
meridian with q magnetic variation
62iso L.
This claim is located upon unsurvc}
lands and is bounded en- neither end
any known claimants. Tho nearest mid
are the Cole II johnson and Duquette.
This claim is recorded in Book "A" N
RS, Of the Pinto District Mining Records. ;
a copy of the netice and plats can be fo2
posted ut the Rescue Incline upon the lodi
do CYRUS +. HORN, kcgistc9
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TO the Unfortunate
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDL
DR., GIBBONS DISpl

~ DR.. GIBBONS DISpl
ga SAhi, NO. 623 kEARNl
EAe.X corner Of Commercial, SAN II
is1I0s3 cisco. Private entrance ON Y
GzAMG.3 mercial street. Established
1911. tor the treatment of sexual and SeaI
diseases. such asGonorrhun, elect. Strict
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakl
lmpotency, etc. etc. skin diseases OF "
standing, and Gicorrted Legs, etc., success
ly treated.
DR.. GlBB0N has the plea-ure Of ann
ing that he has returned from visitins
principal hospitals of Europe, and has
sumed practice.
Tho Doctor has spared neither time
money in seeking out new remedies, and
returned with increased facilities for thc
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence of
abuse. This solitary vice. or d~epraved 81
indulgence, is practiccd by the youth Of
sexes to an almost unlimited extent. rri
ing with unerring certainty n tolloi
trair of morbid symptoms. unless. comb
by scientific medical measures, viz: "a
countcnnnce. dark spots under the eyes,
in the head, ringing i'll the ears, noise liz
rustiinG OF leaves or rafting OF charietj
easincss about she loins. weakness OF
limbs, confused vision, blunted intcllecfI
OF cOhnUence, uiuiuehce III aPpTohcuiHs \
gers, Il dislike 10 form new acquaintancl
disposition to sEnn society, loss Of mem
pimpies and various eruptions about the
hectic fushes, furred tongue, iTtid br1
coughs. consumption, night swcats: mon1
mia. and frequently insanity. If Eelict q
obtained, o should appls immediatel1
Their in person or by letter. and have Al
effected by his new ard scientific mod
treating this disease. which never ian
eiiecting a quick and radical cure.
Cared At Home.
Persons at a distance ma be CthEh
HOME. by addressing n letter to rh.,
BON, stating ease. symptoms, length oil
the disease has continued, and have med
promptly forwarded, free from danagel
curiosity, to any part of the country,
full and plain direction, fer use.
by inclosing Ten Dollars coin in a 7
tered letter through the Pestotied
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, Il packa1
medielne will be forwarded to any part y
Union. !
Persons writing TO the Doctor will u
state the name Of the paper they see ny
vcrtisement in. Il
All communications strictly %contidentid
Address DIR. j.. +. GlBBuN
Box 1857. San Francisco. Califor1
jyl-ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
"Darn the Railroad Company

Last week q loving couple wcro joined
In the holy bonds Of wedlock at Salinas
City. They were married in the morn.
ing. and immediately stepped aboard
the cars for o bridal tour TO Sam Fran
cisco. They attracted considerable at
tsntion on the way to this place by their
honeymoon ways, and created q good
deal Of quiet fun among the goodly nun.
bsr Of. ladies and gentlemen who were
passengers. In due time tho cars en-
tered the tunnel O short distance from
this place, and all for a fow minutes
were enveloped in darkness. AL too
soon tho cars emerged into the broad
glare OF tho MONDAY sun, and
our loving bride and groom were
discovered locked in each others
arms and exchanging kisses ut n ratio
seldom seen in public. The passengers
took in tho situation in about q second,
and a shout went up that nearly throw
the train from tho track and brought the
conductor to the scene on the double
quick. "Pass ii around" yelled a big
man who wns on his way East to get his
wife. go back to tho tunnel" said
another man to tho conductor; and m
the newly mado husband settled back in
his seat, he was heard TO say: ''Sarah.
I Thought tunnels werc longer. Darn a
railroad company anyway. "-Ppdron.
Inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

Cunious ANTICS ON THE FoRE TRUcx.-
SO much has been said about the Dhar-
war man and his daring exploits at tho
masthead, that many people think there
Is moro buncombe in what has been said
than truth. While tho vessel was going
out Of the harbor yesterday. this man
(Spicer) performed some mort wonder
full and daring feats, which wcro wit
messed by q largo number Of people at
South Vallejo. While the ship was in
motion, which rendered the undertaking
mach more hazardous, he nsccndcd tho
foremast to the truck, whore there was
an upright wire about ten inches in
length. He bent this down and was
o standing upon the truck, swaying
back and forth with the motion Of the
vessel. Ho then took his hat of and
hung il upon tho wire. and, while stand
ing upon that giddy pinnacle. no doffed
both his shirts and hung thein also upon
tho wire. In this cool and airy position
he bowed 10 tho four points OF tho CON-
pass, and then quietly putting on his
shirts and hat again. he camo down tho
ON tho run, amid the loud chesrs
OF his companions. Although q large
number Of scafaring men have visited
this port from time 10 timo. Spicer Is q
little ahead OF them when thoro Is any
aerial business 10 10 DONE Vduoo In.
dependent. .Mdrch -.
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The object.

In the great scandal casc. Tilton mp
pears 10 b on trial at present instead
Of Deecher. the testimony Of the defence
being OF the most damaging character
to tho character OF Tilton. Tho object
Of this il made apparent in the follow
ing extract:
''Ths witnesses hitherto called by the
defence havo testified mainly as to Mr..
Tilton's disposition. social irregularities
and general ''cussednsss." Yet, all
this and much moro in the same limo
might DO proved. and still II would not
acquit Mr.. Bescher. The design. how
ever, has been to show that Mr.. Tilton
put up the job out OF pure jealousy OF
Mr.. Beecher. aud TO raise the financial
wind. Now evidence Is being offered
for the purpose OF ~impeaching his word.
Testimony hitherto has aimed to i'm
peach his general character. The de-
fence will now seek 10 impeach his
~veracity in individual instances. This
done. the defence will take the ground
false in one. false in all; that hav-
ing been convicted OF falsehood in other
he should be judged guilty Of
In this matter. whero his jcal-
ousy. envy and III luck have constantly
him onward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
THE LATE FIRE IN EUREKA.
Lossss and Iaoldsats.
lrrom ,hs sentipsl, N.rsA ,t.l

Iron The Sentinel, March 81
The losses. rs near as can DO hscer-
tanned, are a. follows:
Virginia Saloon, frame building
owned by John Peasley. Loss $500. II.
King. occupied the building. Loss on
stock. 5000.
Frame building owned BY John s..
Caprou, occupied by the Eureka Cot
fee Works, partially destroyed. Loss
on building. $500. on stock. 5000.
Frame building owned BY John 8.
Capron, occupied by g. 8. Franklin,
tailor. Loss on building, $500; stock
and furniture. $500.
Montana Lodging House, owned by
Joseph Phillips. totally destroyed. Loss
on building. furniture etc., $3.50. Nt0
Italian saloon. owned by Barber &
Do Gavro, totally destroyed. Loss Of
building. liquors, furniture, etc..
81, $50.
City Meat Market, owned by Mont
gomery & Shoemaker. occupied by A..
Dotta, totally destroyed. Loss on build.
ing, stock. etc., $1,000.
Wisconsin House, owned by WIN.
Stowell. occupied by Mrs. Dill, totally
destroyed. Loss Of house, 81. 900; Mrs.
Dill's loss. $4,000.
s. s. sloss, saddler. in same building.
Loss OH stock. $500.
Chinese wash houses. wner un-
known. Loss 5000.
]. NJ. NJ. Moody, barber, damage TO
shop, 500.
None OF the buildings burned were
insured, and the owners intend to ro-
build as speedily ~ possible. .
The inmates OF tho two lodging houses
had a narrow escape from n frightful
death.
Edward Cannon. lodging in the Mon-
tana House, when aroused by the alarm,
rushed from his room just ~ tho flames
reached that portion Of the building.
He escaped by jumping from q window
in the second story Of tho building to
tho ground. but sustained severe inju-
ries. He was conveyed to the hospital.
VIM. Martin. colored, a cook ut the
Sazerac lunch stand, was very severely
burned while escaping from tho same
building.
Lockmorc, q colorcd bootblack. had u
narrow escape from tho Same building.
Ho wal severely burned about the hsad.
and will be temporarily deprived OF his
cyo-sight.
Mrs. Green, Of tho Montana House,
missing her little son. thought that he
still remained in the burning building.
aud frantic with the thought Of his meet
ing such o horrible death. rushed Into
tho burning building hoping 70 rescue
him. Bio was quickly rescued by soinc
men. and the boy, who In some way had
effected his escape, was soon found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

IL caso the Ohio Republicans nom.
mate ex-senator Wade for Governor
there Ia likely 10 be . pretty high toned
In that State. Tho Cincinnati
Enquirer gives this elecnn, sample Of the
ammunition Il will fight with II the con-
test lies between tho two old veterans:
"By all means bring out Wade. He
would Afford . good contrast 10 Gov
srnorA Allen. The latter il . gentleman.
Wade 10 . blaekguard. Governor Allen
10 . statssman. Wade has tho smallest
modicum Of sense that II il possible for
. man 10 have who has filed any public
prominent position. Governor Allen
has a history TO look back upon Of which
the people are proud. Wade q history
OF which they are ashamed. Allen has
educational culture and refinement.
Wads IL IN ignorant bigot. without
knowledge and without brains. Allon
was ono Of our ablest Senators from
Ohio. Wade was one Of tho fesblest.
and his greatest reputation xas secured
through dsmolishing the Kings Eng
glish."
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Rene ttsas.
lYron The Josrnal. March NJ

A double header came down from
Steamboat . couple Of days since. The
first section was In charge Of Jack
Everett, the second In charge Of Charlie
stoddard. The following Is the time
made: Loft Steamboat 2:i5; arrived nj
Huffaker al $50; left Huifakers at
SIS; arrived at Lakes $50; left Lako's
at AIS: arrived al Reno at SIS. Time
. houn and 10 minutes. Distance
II miles. Jack and Charlie were tax.
ing their annual bath at Steamboat. and
the regular train wouldn't wait for
them.
We should judge no was from the
grasshopper region-a tall, quaint look
ing specimen Of humanity. who jumped
from the westward bound emigrant
train on its arrival hero yesterday,
picked up . link and commenced ON q
big boulder lying close 10 the track. An
Irishman on the sams train, observing
hin actions. bavled out: cts too soon
looking 'goold' 70 are; you'll not ind II
there" He subsidsd.
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- ur zuc ,,,,,., yo.yn
" hDDIIloN ~ Tue USUAL DvhilD
Il OF Ilusiees, tnere VIII oo hAaylsoIy nvs.e
~ ~twen,y'n.e memoerr' to DC seiee.ca .io al
anong .ne oeosnno,asn, " ceon'u''e
upon Aiimpof"n 'AA'Aeu'n'' .
ING oeleet o. tnis COMPANY; y sts.eo "
~. Scs.In0a.v ihsoIp Iss'on, seaa.e
a.c, ~ pu,..a,o = Son..'a,s taan ~ ~
W eonsisuous 70 .he eon,s,oes Loue, w. .h e
'A"e' 10 -.
n. ,,..,s. fad. ~, ,h,. o,,ao. .h.,..
.,up p.oId ess dCo,,ss. ~ mi ,s.nsd
aPon sne;sripuon' fuLi' rAip AND uSAs'
oh''"oLn'
: a,h.,,l,,,o,. /. m IA. iIm,,.d q, riv, sh.,..
Wi indI.ia.s : 'o i'h'''eu W r''o 'h"is'
There ara mspy valuable locations About the
com,toek In the hands az p.riies Who are nm.
sbis either 10 deyciop ibem or 10 taku ths nee.
sssary steps 10 acquire Hoyernlncnt lille 10
; ns,n; noay !. '1 r.,. isnmn s In ,h.,s
.y
ohoia snJ VIZ thsm Trh.,. 4. si.o mrsh
r,n,na ,,,s,rS nn.n n, ,-or.,inn ma n, .hich
i'nI,s3 s,s,ss nsten,. r,n he n,osn,ss A
~
Mining exnerisnoe shows eons,u,lvelv that
experts and scjenii6e pcrsons are moi slray.
sble 10 point unerriayly IN orc drposiis Usd
they been. discoysrles recently made would
have been uncovered year, aro. n 10 therefore
moi unreasonable 10 nresume that i'm a country
90 rich IN mineral resources AZ tbr region of
the Comstock. we NAV and ore bodies sonslin
value 10 any yet discovered.
'I sil
ranied by the profits. Thorc are numerous in.
stances Of minlng properly having Increased
shss .,s1,
in.,sn.e ma, hacoma : ,,s,,., NJ ic,nsid.rshis
imnortsnee win No mora thsn nSdins,,
%,ni,ing xood fo,tnns M ~ NN'
The purpose Of the COMBINED cOMsTOCK
COMPANY IA 10 civ. IN aver, nsrson In tho