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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-04
MUSICAL AND DRAxAr1c NOTES
MEDICAL RED TAPE.

At about hal.past ten last night Miss Ellen
Sullivan, residing on First avenue near Thirteenth
street, Was brought 70 the Eighteenth precinct
station house by an o1ncer attached to that pre-.
cinct, who found her near the OF First ave.
nue. and Fourteenth street, bleeding proIussy
from . wound in the face, just ABOVE the left
eye The woman stated that she went into
the liquor store OF Aichasl Toomey on Pourtsenth
street. between FIRST avenue and avenue A, TO
purchase some ale. and while there . dispute
arose between the proprietor and herself relative
TO an alleged debt OF nfsy cents, and Toomsy, In
ft OF rage, seized an Ice pick that was lying near
BY, and plunged IL into her mead. The sergeant 10
command ~ the station house, deeming the wound
:srSu: ana WISHING e lose rS TINE 10 navI e
osans; ioan: Il
Esns thss the above plan i aaopssd.
on. '' U.us TO s:.. % psSxm sy'sSG "a:
st..lon house 70 sns hospital s When the pstisns
% 4: :s " .Ssa e
thai Che patient aia not come through the regular
%orS ~s y % Moun
might prove danssrous, out ne treated tolls also
tie s woundsd woman. and saying mat i must come
through the prescribed course to come under ms
s % to tine sv
where q telegram would nave TO bs sent aitsr an
smbulancs aud the patients removal should %
ordered ~ poles surgeon. Alter dslay OF nelf
cold cir to the Tw sntysecond street station mouse
and report made Of Dr. Harlan's conducf. DR..
Phelps, the police surgeon, was then summoned
aud he dressed the wound. pronouncing II TO be Q
deep one, penetrating toe sKuiI, altnougn It was
not. he thought Q fatal one. he expressed
much astonisnmens at the course pursued
by the hospital surgeon and thought, 10
cases OF this nature, humanity QUILT to prove
su1ic.ent cause lor Q slignt deviation IRON The
regular routine. The woman moansd ptteousiy
during the long delay that snsusd. AUD she might
have died while he hospital surgeon euiDplsd
about iormality.
Toomsy has been arrested and locked up.
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xOyss Sy ,s:s and r .Sou;
me quarter BY contact with the wharf she sui nss
Tered great deal She Y dsmantled and under re,
badly ehasd The schr Amazon iss bToadsidsd on on
Burr's wharf at Pm. she was taken on BY the Red
asSoe the sr and o. sa Msas are
The German bark Herman rD0o was - slightly damsaed
on the port SIDE and ran BY chahng az
wharf The schr star Of the Union dragged IN under
NJ The schr lies full OF with her stern and port
side stove IN and both mass she was pulled clear
Of the bark and Is now lying as above lI last
British ships EstdsIe and carrcf Castle. "a
Pacific street wharf, broke adrit during the night The
Carrick Castle had her stern badly She Is loaded
afternoon she was towsd Into the stream The Esidas
damage. The barker tine Harama, Front street
wharf was considerably chaed and her rail stove In
on the port side.
yesterday two mile, north of Squan Inlet On accoun
OF the heavy og could not be ascertaned whether IL
wos q steamer or sailing vessel
The wreck schr Bessie Drake Orb ashore at Marsh
prev ousy been stripped Of sails rigging Her cargo
Of herring 70 bulk was sold Tor $780, and her anchors and
chains Tor 500
The spars OF large schr which seemed DO attached
TO sss wrseS tx as ef1g were passed Jan "a three
HALIrAx, Feb 2-Schr Ontario which arrived here last
ON the western side or Sable Island. No particulars
PHILADELPHIA, Feb y-Steamer Saxon hence tor Bos-
ton broke her propeller In the upper end OF the Horse
shoe and returned Tor repa Her cargo WIZ Do trans
Schr Chas Moore. nom Port Royal, sc, ran ashore
yesterday during fog while entering Cohansey Creek
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED II TIE HERALD STEAM YAcHrs AND
HERALD wHHEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Regulator Woods Savannah Jan So with
m S,s 10 L C,, ~. o. 80
% mdse aanss cry &C.
and 6d s w md''
ana vnd &c e0Sne Philadelphia with md'
ss sSs IS sy s e. I Z
ship 1sra ct So:tca Miller. San Francisco Sept 20
x ID az. r s. s:s:
Bark Europa rerl s,eilman Bremen 81 days with
Bar, !, Sale !Es;,; Nordgrsn Antwerp days. in bal
wood
BARK John Grimm; wsaDers; H.y.n. 2 ,S.y. with
Msssdays north OF Hattsras. with light winds and
BARK Florence Peters eot Portland Mitchell csrdsnas
VIE ess Sss5 70 % NJ
days. win sugar Gomez aionda Co; vessel % mas
s S!sa days with
70 2 Ss 81 Passed s $ Dec
lRTs Harry I HSsSrsy 1r sIiYs: Antique Is
aa as New yn BEDFORD d
the n. loss q san. and apDarsny leaking blowing
wanted ante lazy any as. Ht 10, p,,...,,s 49,
zas Jan 70 with meado 10 %astSis:.sn n wiscSsrs;
sas
aas # a:ss4 a.sss %
Schr Ward Parks (0f Boston, Bogart. Demerara "a
Vessel to 4 Loud Co. o"'''' if0~0r'os'' sons;
schr Mary Jane Leo totHancook Me-. Hagerthy. ocho
Scsssy o0s Sorsn: aat.n.a. IS
days with susar to Fernandez caivo Co; vessel to
sss &c 4::: ss
sc I dns1is. se Fiss Cobb, p.n..oo. Is days with
lu% sSs t e Walker Dunn Jacksonville III,
Feb 3. $50 PM miles NV OF sandy HOOK was run inso
By snS Sr No ana a
proceeded without WAITING 70 see Injuries. .n'
humber Atop OZARK; vessel z Sss.os: Loud ~'a
sF'S H:f sCa 81
sen S:i,: s:?:d,e; Thompson, ssunsE.ss. @,
gchr 0nrust Guest. Alex andrts for New Havsn.
sssT w% s. sn zvs sn :m usssH1n @su
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND souyE.
:, schr Mary Granger, oranssr New Haven FOR New
sehr A rorsyth. Robbie, Stamford tor Kew York.
BOUND Hast.
Steamer George Cromwell Bacon. New York hr Port
Steamer Eleanor: johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer CITY Of FitchSufs Springer. New York for
4ss. 81: \: IS.
schr Henrietta, Stocking. rors johnson for Provi.
ESQ., h:ss
ss E ssY Virgin. New
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THE ALDERMANIC SOCIAL.

there was o dinner party at the residence OF
PRESIDENT Lewis. OF the Board OF Aldermen, last
Wening. Mayor wicknam, colonel Burt n. Har.
rson, his secretary; Judge Brady Nathaniel JARVIS
ma the members OF the Board were the only
guess invited, all OF whom were present. IL
vas supposed by some Of the quidnuncs who
rot wind OF the afalr during the week that the
n order, in fact that new deal" might Dc De-
Heed upon. SO that there might be pstern Al nar-
nony In the Board they should become again
invested with The connrmaio DRY power but u haq
20 political significance Whatever. II was social
gatneriny, pure and simple, and the OBJECT o. y!
with one another personally. The entertAlnment
sss 40 egant one, and every thing vas done ~ the
RENAL host 10 entertain his gueDth VI couIse,
mere were speeches. They were not long speecnes
md we're confined 10 "reminiscences o. the past.
tne company apparently enjoyed themselves
hugely. aid n the Board adjournsd without beng
leclany vel acqualn Cd with one anospos " ~
ninle Wns nos tpe fauit Of the most
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

roc SIGNAL AT POINT MONTANA. CAL
The Lighthouse Board has given notice that on and
Alter March steam Iog signal VII! % sounded q pSnt
Giving Z blast Of g :sconds with An interval
interval Of 10 secondA The fogsignal house and keep
ers dwelling are low struoures painted white. ana STU
ated 10 yards apart
FIXED LIGHT ON CAM Island. NEWFOUNDLAND.
The Newfoundland government has given notice that
. light II now exhibited from Q lighthouse Cam
Island south SIDE Of Fogo Island and entrance Of Sci
The light fxed white light elevated IS feet above
the level OF the and In clear weather should be
from q distance OF IL miles
The Illuminating apparatus IL dioprc or by lenses of
the eighth crder and consists Of single burner
The tower wooden building. with keepers dwell.
PoGtion-Lat % IS N. lon s4loNw
suHoso IsIAxDs-rxED RED LIGHT ON aoAR ISLAND. xHw
r0UNDLAND.
Boar Island. east end OF Burgco Islands.
The light Is nxed red elevated 100 feet above high
and clear weather should be at distance
of II miles
The Illuminating apparatus doptric or oy lenses Of
the sixth order and consists single argand burner
The tower 10 wooden building, with Keepers dwell
fostion-Lat II 50 10 N. lon 81 sslow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-04
POLICE CHANGES

At meeting OF the Board Of Poncs, held Jester.
day afternoon, Detectives Dolan. Of the Sixth pre-.
cinct and Terwillger, OF the Eighth, were ordered
on cost duty. communication was received
nom Oflcer Dusenbury resignipg his appointment
Several officers were trsnferred for duty to the
Detective once. but their names are withheld oy
the Commissloners 1t II the intention Of the
Board 10 establish corps OF 100 detecttveA
thlrty OF whom win De held In constant
employment at the bureau Ct head
quarters and the remainder IN dtferent pre-.
workings OF the men attached 70 the bureau any.
thing should turn up TO cause diminishing Of
confidence IN any OF them, the Board Will ct 0uco
order them on duty. and put OfacerS from among
the precinct men In their places. IL WAS DECIDED
ct he meeting 10 put Oil detailed men DOW In the
wards on posi- duty, but only by degrees and -
their places - detectives become Aled ~ other
uno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-04
RELIEF OF LUMBERMEN.

AurTEz OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LEaIuA-
TURF
Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 8, 1876.
The bill for the relief OF the lumbermen OF the
eusquehanna from the enormous exactions OF the
Boom Co npany at Williamsport was defeated to-
day In the local Judiciary Committee Of the House,
This the nrSt indication OF the p0te tial innu-
ence OF the lobby IN tie new Legislature. Its
members were present IN force opposing the BILL
And toe action OF the committee IL regarded with
much suspicion. William Z. Dodge i 20. and
about hall the lumber interest made comprom.
Use Q year or two ago. by which the Boom own.
ers agreed 10 charge those entering into the con.
tract no more than 81 10 thousand for boom.
age on condition OF not being moiested ~ hostile
legislation. The other lumDermen refused to
maze such . bargain. II 10 believed that toe bill
VIII pass the House Dy two-third vote, in SPITE
OF the action OF the committee.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA .. Feb 2-Arrtved, bark Ruterps Dr. Phil.
lips, seu trancisco to load for Quesnst )wn.
Es6 g. ,rriySd stss msrs SlSsHcu: piercs
Inc. Wilson, Batavaj briggs Champion IBID, Tanning,
Cenfuexos; ORACLE Lathrop, Atwood, Gaze ilaytisn
z z. Sslvesion Mary Peters YORK. ChsrIss,cn,
Inns wilminston, NC; Alice, Bernard. vIrgnia; A r
htggina higglns: DO; Z II Furber Cobo, baltimore
a Clesarsanstssmsrs ssmnoe Mst,hswa Savannah;
Hactt, Valparaiso and Cailao. susan l. Fitzgerald,
Cushing, sisrre Leone Addie McAdsm, Curtis Havana.
Nopile).
saiied-steamors eeminolo and Gen whitney
Cleared I'd scnr Abbie Burnley Parker. philadelphia
BALTIMORE. FEB l-Arrved, bark confidence, Wcss,
ana slcnSis OBJ ch.ss Xaisntss' Geo nSrri
oAt John SHAW. Coz, New York. - -.
sAtss ~ ss s wiImngtsn. HolnasA Ssw ossaaa
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AN EFFICIENT OFFICER.

ofncer Mccrsth, OF the FOURTH precinct police,
raw two men passing along his post with bundles
nnder their arma Thinking them Suspicious
characters, he arrested them ana conveyed them
TO the station house. On opening the bundles .
quantity OF silk and other gooos were uncovered
NcGratn 10 the Central once with his prisoners
and the property, and he mad scarcely arrived
there when superintendent WaIling was handed
. telegram II ON Dsrien, Conn.,, notifying him OF
the theft OF the goods from tue store OF Aatteus
4 Co., OF that place. Tho prisoners gave their
names 80 William Johnson ana George Miller.
rhey viii DO sent on IN Darien to-day.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 3, 1875.
CLEARED.

&C Francklyn.
Steamer Cleopatra, Buckley, ssvannah-hurray,
Ferns Co.
Steamer Steamer south Carolina, Beckett charleston-J W
Steamer George Cromwell, Bacon. Portland. Ne
Arkeli TUFTS Co
Bul,ey.
Bark Grace CB1. Wade Bremen-Hensy 4 Parker.
Co.
Brig sloQa tAus, Ceocich. Dund alk-Slocovich Co.
Tough.
Houghton-
land.
schr Robert Nyhan. spauidins. Jscmsl-Isaao Sta
:. schr Truman. Gibbs Corpus chrisn-ruppsr Beat
. sshr Hattie 4 Butler. Read, q Aususuns-ssntisy.
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A RAILROAD DISASTER.
WATERFOWL, N.

WAfRRTowN, n. r, Feb. 3, 1878.
An early train this morning. bound from syria.
cuse to sandy Creek. on the syracuse Northern
Railroad, Was run into BY an engine going south,
about three miles from SANDY Greek. Both the
train and the engine were ct iull speed. The en-.
CINE going south had thirteen men on board,
th0uGn none sefi0usly one passenger on the train
WAS sllgnty pugk Both engines were com pletey
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DUB MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

NxwPoRT, RI FebA le7H
The Ice has almost entirely disappeared from this
harbor. The West BAY, from hope Island to Warwick
Light nlled with drift Ice, which seriously impsdes
navigation.
Steamer Eolus still remains her dock at this port
owing to the heavy Ice In WEXFORD harbor She has not
been able to make her trips for the past weeks Her
mails forwarded the shore line with but little
delay. She will probably make effort get through
to-day.
The steamer Bay Queen, of the American Steamboat
Company, which piles between this port aud Provi
ecnce has been badly used up BY the Ice that It has
Newport
George W. Fife third assistant keeper Of the light
house Neversink, NJ has been appointed keeper or
Dutch Island light In place Of Andrew King, removed.
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SEVEN PERSONS KILLED.

QuIpxo, Feb. 8, 1878.
Shortly AFTER eight O'Clock tonight an ava.
lanehs OF snow from Cape Diamond came
crashing down on two story wooden
house, ocoapied By family named Gibson, Il
completely demolished she building burying the
ingI0n 10 the ruins Up TO eleven O'CLOCK P. NJ,
only the body OF Mr.. GIBSON had been recovered.
1t 10 supposed that the remainder OF the family
are also dead.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Axs.rzDAx. Feb s-Arrived. bark Empress oos9. Peh-
low. New York.
Amwsa,. Feb s-Arrivsd. barxs Margaret Evans OR,
NcDou9all, Philadelphia Via New Haven. whore abe
WAS ashore, b Duvai tBrh RogsrA Baltimore.
Sailed %. ship Eliza Everett ora Dunksrton Phtla-
dsiphia.
AxxAs, Jan is-Azzivsd. ship Bombay. Work sines.
pore
Ofom Lvsrpoop, PhiladsiphiA, barks Iona (r), Horn
from do). Tyhss; Lethair ~. Hollywood (trom do>.
Darien.
BoapnAvz-sailsd, bark Drsupnsr csor,. Inss,assn,
United statsa
cAD,s-sausd bark orsela tisap. Camera, New York.
HAvHE Feb 1-Arrsvsd. ship NayAowsr. Hasrinsson,
Savannah.
Arrived "a. steamer France tFr). Trudslls New York
LlvssPoot Feb s-sailsd. ships Carrie Reed, crewsl
New York: Clara Maria Csws), Busss. PsnssoelA
sallsd ID, ship Clara Killam (Br). sproui. unitsd
statss; barks Sarah Nandsu (B. NinnsA chArisstoa;
vskiAg CDfS Hansen. unitsd statsa
Sailed ist ship Adorna, HAWKING unissd stass cuot
sailed from London.
Arrived "a. barks Rmis lRup. undsrbsrs. chssiss.
ton, cen wolssly Cpr). Comp, Savannah.
LONDON. Feb s-Arrvsd, steamer Galley Of Lesus Cbr).
BurRoyns New York
Llxxucx, Fob 2-sausd. bark 81 dtap. cunso unitsd
States
Lzonoax-saiisd. bark 81 Asnsns CItsp oarsuilo.
United States.
MzssmA-sailed bark Carrie wyman Cochran, United
states; brig Amy 4 Lane. Carver. do
OPoaro-sailsd. brig Fortuna Porp. xssqusa, Unitsd
States
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan So-Saled. steamer Draunschwsig
Ger, Undeutsch from Bremen), Baltimore.
Sailed from - Feb 2, bark Jedanest Dubrovseh
lAus, Mahovicn, United States
LONDON, Feb SHARK Thyra Dam. Ronne before re-
ported abandoned the voyage from Philadelphia to
Copenhagen, picked at BY Br ship Hosngho.
and towed into Falmouth to-day.
Ship xorava, Morse, from Cardiff for Mollendo pre-.
viousy reported spoken Jan n waterlosged was aban
doned on Feb i; crew saved, and arrived 1t Queens
towp today trhe was oD tons register and built ct
Bath. Me- in ISL where she was owned.l
The mail steamer soudan (Br) from Liverpool fot the
Western Coast Of Africa has been wrecked near Ma
deira. Her cargo was lost All hands AMI the mails
were saved.
Bark Nellie Noodle OBJ, before reported ashore at
'Moifra," has bssn hauled Oh and docksd. The -
bound from Livsfpool 70 Yarmouth. No uot unitsd
StateS
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SAILED.

steemel java Or, ior Liverpool, Cleopatra, savan.
lDu tchJ Porto Allegro Graf Aoltks 0sr), Elsinore
brig Alando (Sp), Cardenaa
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains
informed that by teesrapning to the HnsALD London
Bureau. No Fleet street the arrivals At ana depart
from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American and oil foreign vessels trading with the
United statsA the will bs cAblsd 70 this country
tree Of charge and publishsd.
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SPOKEN.

An English bark. Steering to the eastward, shown.
signal letters LIDO. was seen Jan Lat 80 70 N. lon s.
Brig Virginia. Johnston from New YORK tor Poius.a
Pltre Quad, Jan 20. lat 10 H. lon 81 o.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW York ron rus
MONTHS OF RAIRCAKr AND MARcH.
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the following programme VIII b. presented st
stsinwsy Hall snts afternoon By Tnomas' csle.
bratsd orchestra :-symphony No. 4 In y. op. %,
Beethoven; !. lntroduct1ou-Allegro vtvace; 2
Adsg1o; g. Schsrzo; 4 Finale. Concerto, for Two
vtoltns and orchestra (nrst tlme), BACH l. vtvacs;
2. Largo; g. Anegro-Aessrs. 8. e. Jacobsohn and
Richard Arnold. Hungarian Dances (new),
Brahms; !. Allegro motto; 2. Alegretto; q Allegro
con SplrIto. Concerto, ior piano and orchestra,
%. lSs (new), Ran; /. Allegro; 2 Andante; g.
Flnaie-Ame. Madeline Schiller. symphony,
'.Pnthjol" new, HoImann.
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BREWERY RreHTRHXrH STREET.
BETWEEN sEvKSTH AND KIGHrH AvRNuEA
A cADExY or MusIC.
THE KKLLooa GRAND ExcLIsH oPERA
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NarIcs NO. sss.
U. q. ssrvey Mes. liza ssl los.

U. .. survey Mes. ia Esd 1e5.
TT a, LAND oFYiCR. CARSON CITY,
", Nevada, June :, is,s.-Lsgai notice Il
hereby given that the Prospect Gold and Silver
NlninR Company, duly established by the lawr
Of California (whese Posiofies address 10 San
Hrsneisee. Cs~iiforniA) and chiming one thou
ssnd feet OF the Lee vein. lode or mineral de-
posl.: bearing gold and .,,,sr' ,ose;n,r S,,l
lying and being situate within the Silver star
hining District. county oi storey, and State
Of Nevada. has made application TO the United
States for . patent title for said mining claim,
which 10 moro fuliy dsscnbed a. 70 melee and
and ou ole In the once Of the Itegisiero Of the
Carson United states Land once. ~ follows,
to- Wit.
beginning at Poet No. I. being the point OF
location, situated On 4 s~outherly vlope about
l.s0 feet norhefly from Tolihoure. on the
Dayton rollross and y hence bears, the smoke
stack oi the Occidental MIL south q degrees
east; the smoke stack Of the buckeye hoisting
works south u degrees east: stovcplpc Of Lee.
cabin pouth Is degrees east; North Occidental
Company's shah .housc north 7sdegrctr Q mir.
utes east, and running nom said Poet No. l.
nrst course. south Csk degrees east 80 feet TO
section corner on the south line Of section ~,
Township ~ north, range 81 east, Mount
Diahlo Meridian. south n degrees East. distant
i,s0 feet; thence ,fron, said Poet No. ~ sec.
God course. south aik degrees west, crossing
Township line a. ~ Beet. LOS feet to Post
No. :, thence, third eourre. north 6sk degrees
west 900 feet to Post No. 4: thence, fourth
eourse. north 1ih degrees east crossing Town-
ship line At sTt fest, i.0o0 feet TO Pot No. s;
thence. hfh courre, south tsk degrees east
containing Q " 100 acres. U.I
Bearings expressed rum the true meridian.
Magnetic variation. IGN degrees east.
Survey made TO accord with the record OF
location. n II oi Prescriptions and LecA-
lions, pagv ., storey County Records.
Lapor and Improvements consist OF q tunnel
exceeding ave hundred dollars IN value.
FOR further particulars aud description. ref.
erepee 10 hereby made To the plat and note on
ale In CarHon Unitet Slater Land once. and To
Geld notes and plat po-t.d nr0n the claim.
ADOLPHUs Waltz. Register.
srKrHks n. PniLLirs. Attorney. San Fran
cisco, California. Je3 Esd
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lPfuclYIsss rsR PArRSf.
APPLICATION toR PATENT.
o. q survey Ne. iei.


TT 8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
Os Nevada. Nay ., is1a-Notice 10 hereby
Company, . corporation organized and existing
under and By virtue Ut the laws ot the state oil
Nevada, having It's postotice address and ptn.
cipal place OF business at Gold Hill, Nevada,
has, By IL. J. Butler, Its AGENT and . stock.
holder therein, this day made application fof
patent 70, ,so tsous.nd tavool linear f.ss 9,
The Capital 9old and Silver Mining ~conpany's
ehlm, climate In the 9o1d liil Mining District,
Storey county, State Of Nevada, the same e.
tending two thousand (2,o0o) feet In Q north
westerly direction frum the location notice
(post No. n along the line Of said ledge, vein
OF lode, and embracing the anne with al ".
dips, spurs and angles, with surface ground
two hundred C5O) feet In width, and dercrtbcd
In the plat and Geld notes ON Ole In my once
a. follows. 10 wit:
B~e1inninS a. Post No. I. located ON westerly
slope about 1850 feet easterly Of paeine mill,
and whence Mount Davidson bears north u
degrees wed, Alta shan norm % degrees west,
Justice hoistihe works north " degrees west,
Pscinc mill south "a degrees west. and whence
alec the quarter section corner on the soutn
llss sf sscsion 3 Township 10 north, Range ~
east. esars south toH dcgrees wess go ieet'
and running IRON said post no: !. nist eonr,s.
north sok degrees east so feet to Post No. y
thence, second course. north ~ degrces west
3,Uo0 feet TO Post No. 8: thence. third course,
soutA So degrees west 20O iect " Posl NO .
theAce. Soarth course, south ~ degrees eAs'
AUTO feet Tn Poet No. I, point OF beginning
containing y is+iO0 acres. -
Cearses and bcarinss expressed from uue
meridian. Magnetic VARIATION, IGN degrees
east.
The m Of the adjoining claimants on tho
same or other lodes ars unknewn. the ne,resl
ar La Ma ck an tha wal