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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04
THE STATE or WISCONSIN.
CIRCUIT COURT, KENosHA COUNTY
The Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Edwin S. Hawley.

Against
Edwin S. Hawley.
The State of Wisconsin to the above named De-
PENDANT: Edwin S Hawley.
You are hereby summoned and required to an :
swer the complaint Of the above named Plaintiff
in this action. copy of which is herewith serneo
upon you, And which has been Flleo In "a tRe umce
County. at his Office in the City of Kenosna, and
to serve copy of your answer on the suDscrlD
at their office. in the City and County AFORESAID,
within twenty days after the service hereof, e1-
elusive of the day Of such service, and II you IAN
to answer the complaint as aforesaid, tne ram I,
tiff will take judgment against you ior Ine sum sS
Three Hundred and Eighty Eight Dollars and nj
tv-one cents, with interest thereon at the rate OF
10 per cent. per annum, from the Second gay OF
May, in the year eighteen hundred and seventy
D-->' DSS'--SS j. ". q G. QUARLES.
EOw6 plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04

A fight and kicking match took place on Park
street. between Main and Church streets, last
Monday evening. No harm done except to the
feelings of the combatants. No police, and no
ARE SITS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04

ENAHNEN BROTHERS, No. 70 Main St., Keno
IA sna, Merchant railors. We keep constantly
On nand well selected stock OF Cloths, Gents
and Caps of the latest styles Work done and
goods sold as cheap as at any other establishment
IN the Guy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04

p BIIRG. has removed his Barber Shop to No.
Ao 2l Main ST., second door North of Thomas
English shop, which building h. has tnoTougnly
renovated and fitted mp 10 the oest posslolSe e., d
nor and where he will be happy 10 meet DIS olu
customers all who require his services IN the ar
tonsorial.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04
"a a nILLER, General dealer in

M1ESEN q BEDESSEM, Manufacturers ano
Eh nealers in ali kinds of Furniture, SprlLs
Rode Mattresses, Upholstered Goods. Chambe T ah0
PsrIor SeIts Ready made Collins always on hand
shoD on Main near Wisconsin street.
Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04

EoHNSoN'S BOOK STOKE, NO. so Main St,
d full and complete assortment OF School
Books, also standard and miscellaneous DoOks,
wiring and ali Paper, Sheet Music and various
articles of the trade. ., y. JOHNSON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04
special Notices.
obstacles to Marriage.

HaDpy ReLief for Young Men rom the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man.
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage remoy
ed New method ofEreatment. New and remark
ahie remedies Books and Circulars sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, 419 N. Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa
an institution having high reputation forhon-
0rablec conduct and professional skill. ly1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04

m livery STABLE. Ben. Jewett Is prepared ~
furnish the best Horses and Carriages, lo'
bns,ress or pleasure, on the shortest notlce.-
Hearse at all times ready TO attenc iun eras. SLh
bic on Market square, near the Post OHce' heu-
osha, Wisconsin
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{ NUN Der so.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL as 1875.

The following is report OF the state OF the
weather for the pastweek:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-04

The Town Pump has been painted walker,
, 1876-06-24
NO. "a.

torla at II last night. She was detained
on account of her boiler being little
out of order, occasioned by the use Of
salt water on the passage around from
the Columbia. She gave satisfaction on
her first trip, and it is thought will sup
ply the place Of the North Pacific with.
great acceptance.
TREsTLE WoRK.-Mr. Colman has
contracted with Messrs. Eaton & Web
ster to trestle mile of swamp near the
Duwamish river, to be completed about
the time the bay contract of Surber is
finished. A steam engine has been pro-
cured from Hanson, Ackerson s. Co., Of
Tacoma, TO assist in this work.
From FoRr WRANGEL.-The babel
arrived down from Wrange list week,
bringing few passengers and little
news. Nothing exciting or very inter,
esting has yet tnpspired in, tie mines.
reports are current OF deep diggings in
one place and exhaustion in another.
Provisions are high, flour, for instance,
S35 barrel. The steamers Glenors,
Gertrude and Gem were plying on the
stickeen river, conveying passengers and
freight from Wrangel up. The weather
was mild and pleasant; little complaint
is indulged in, of lack of mail communi.
cation.
NEW CHURcH.--The Catholics have
just completen new church at O'Brien's
on White river, very nice little build.
ing, costing about a thousand dollars.
The land was given by Patrick O'Brien
to the Church, the deed Qor an acre)
being made out and delivered to-day.
To CoPPER.--The U. 8. Revenue Gut.
ter Oliver Wolcott came into the harbor
to-day for few minutes and passed up
to Tacoma, where she will 90 on the
Starr gridiron to rccopper.
, 1876-06-24

LodarNG.--The Oympian says: The
number of logging camps on the Sound,
above SteilaCoon, is upward of forty,
giving employment to over four hundred
men, whose wages range from $35 to
$40 per month, for ordinary hands, to
$50 and $65 for men skilled in special
service, as tcamsters, choppers and saw
vera. The amount Of money invested in
the business, within the district to
which this article refers, Is considerable
over 100000, consisting Of roadwsys,
oxen, buildings aud tools The logging
season averages eight months in the year,
during which time a camp of ten men
u'mdiy produce 1000, 900 feet Of logs
which brings $4,000 At the mill. IL
W''' tnus ne seen that the sggreg,t te pro.
duct tootS mp. n round NUM- ber5, $4,000.
eoO = ,On iGyt, Get, "aording an sanua! revenue Of
, 1876-06-24

SrLLAGUAMIsH ITEMs.--W obtain the
following from T. s. Adams, Esq, tele.
graph operator for Stilluguamsh Tele.
graph Office.
He says that the body of siwash
called Tom, Tulalip Indian, was found
dead upon the Stillaguamish Flats, nenr
the mouth Of the river, on Thursday,
June 8, 1876. The siwash is supposed to
have been murdered June 9Th by white
man, in quarrel. A man called Bill
Smith had employed the qiwash to take
him from Tulalip to the Stillaguamish on
that day. Smith arrived alone at Center.
vile, and told at the saloon that he "ia,.
trouble with his siwasa abont the fare, or
money he had promised to pay him, and
that he had drowned the son of b-h."
The water was not over 4 feet deep on
the flats at the supposed time Of the mur.
der. Adams found the canoe within
couple of hours after bottom upward,
He wrote to Father ChirUuse, Indian
Agent at Tulalip, who sent Indians from
the Reservation that discovered Toms
body. The body was very badly bruised
and beaten when found. No arrests
were made.
Everything upon the fats is growing
finely.
, 1876-06-24


SEATTLE lTEMs.-The steamer Annie
Stcuart began to run on the route from
Olympia to Victoria last Sunday. She
is a very beautiful looking boat, well
| adapted to supply the place Of the North
Pacific
IL. l.. Yesler is remodling his lottery
scheme. Drawing is for time suspend
ed, announcement will be made next
month ofall charges made.
The business of Seattle is increasing
on every hand. Each week new lines of
trade and travel are being developed.
New stores being opened every few days.
New buildings going up on every hand.
Among the best aid liveliest OF the new
stores in the place is the general furnish.
ing house OF Boyd Poncin & Young at
the Arcade. Their stock is very com.
plete, first class-prices reasonable, and
business is done on the square.
From the efforts made, it is expected
that the Seattle Centennial will be de-
cided success, as well from the numbers
who will be there, as from the
means provided for their entertainment.
Last week, Thursday, II. G. York, re-
ceivcd severe strain that has kept him
confined to his bed ever since. lie was
assisting number of men to carry
very heavy timber. Being interested in
the work, he ovcrliited, without being
conscious of the strain made, until after
the work was done; when feeling severe
pain, and great weakness in his back, he
went home, laid down, and for several
days could not move in bed His many
friends on the river will be pleased to
hear that he is now recovering.
A terrible tragedy took place up
White river last week. A father tried
to prevent the marriage Of his daughter.
The young folks went 10 Seattle to mar
ry without his consent. He followed.
They were induced to return. TO his
house, upon his promise of Withdrawing
all opposition to the marriage. Upon
reaching home alteration took place be-
tween the old gentleman, and expected
bridegroom. The old gent. went for his
gun, tried to shoot the young man, sue
ceeded in filling his arm with shot. The
sight Of firearms frightened the women
so that the girls mother fell into fit,
burst blood vessel, and died. The girl
is helpless from paralysis. The old man
is in Jail. A whole family in few mo.
ments hopelessly ruined.
Last week the Mtelligcaccr came to us
enlarged to nine column four page
journal, being the largest Journal in
the Territory. Mr.. Higgins is doing
everything to make this excellent paper
truly representative OF Seattle, as the
commercial metropolis Of Puget Sound.
His enterprise is equally manifested by
the new six column, tour page daily.
The largest and hest daily in the Ter.
rtory, which liz began to Issue some
two weeks 8 nee.
The Dipdtch hns also made n credit
able enlargement of both their daily and
weekly. Tue improvements made in size
amt appearance, during the past few
weeks, "I II ~,paprrs published at 81.
atrlr, Olympic, Port Townsend, as well
as SnohoM!sI unmistalsably indicate the
business prosperity of Western Wash
lngton. Tn, new daily at Astoris, and
the enterprise IN infested in pu. fishing
the weekly i't1riGa shows this good
state Of a.l.lrs ls not confined to the
mere Puget Sound BASIN.
The following items are from the 1ri-
hume:
The AaDic Stewart arrived from Vic.
, 1876-06-24
TELEGRAPHIC.

New YORK, June l9.-The Tbune's
Washington correspondent says, when
Brlstow's place shall have been filled,
the changes in Grants Cabinet, in the
seven years which he has been in office,
will number twcnty-tive--a fact without
precedent.
WASHINGTON, Juno 16.--Presdent
Grant sent the following telegram to Gov.
Hayes, Immediately on receipt OF the
news of the CINCINNATI nomination
Executive Mansion, June 16.--Gov.
Hayes, Columbus, Ohio: l congratulate
you, and feel the great st assurance that
you will occupy my present position from
the 4th of March next.--U. S. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, June 17,-Secretary
Bristow, in letter to the President,
written this morning. formally tenders
his resignation of the office OF Secretary
of the Treasury, to take effect on Tues
day next, Goth inst. The resignation
has been accepted. The reasons assign
ed for his retirement are the same as
were previously stated.
The Senate Appropriation Committee
yesterday voted to recommend, and the
Senate will undoubtedly agree, to in
crease the itcns contained in the House
Indian Appropriation bin for incidental
expenses of the Indian service as follows
For California, from $4,000 to 100000; /;
Arizona, $4,000 to $4,000; Oregon,
$4,000 to S45 1000; Washington, SIS 1000
to $4,000; Idaho. $4,000 to 10000; ;
Montana, $1,000 to $4,000; New Mex.
ico $4,000 to 10000. These increased
amounts contemplate not only a more
liberal provision for miscellaneous ex-
penses, but also cover the pay of en-
ployees under the present system, which
the House proposed to abrogate by turn
ing over the whole management to the
War Department, and by requiring the
work to be done by soldiers and em.
ployees Of the army. The Senate com.
mittee will insert the customary appro-
priations for pay of agents and interpret
ers, and increase the item tor the Apach-
es of Arizona and New Mexico from
100000 to 100000. The House pro-
vision that any person obtaining a GER
titlcate OF good character from a U. S.
Judge should be granted license to
trade with the Indians, is entirely strick-
en- out by the Senate committee, and is
not likely to become a law.
LONDON, June 16.-A dispatch from
Constantinople, dated 8 A. NJ. says the
ministers were assassinated in council
last night, at the residence of Midhat
Pasha, President OF the council, when an
officer who had recently been dismissed
from the service entered the council
chamber, armed with revolver, and
instantly killed Hussien Aoni Pasha,
Minister of War, and Rachid Pasta,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and serious
ly wounded Kaisli Pasha, Minister OF
Marine. He also killed an ail.dc.canp
of the Grand Vilirr, and servant ol
Midhat Pasha, The assassin WAS ar
rested. The motive Ior tnls terrible
crime is supposed to be- revenge Tor ms
dismissal He called upon the War Mn.
lister, who WAS attending the council at
the Prime Minister'S TT, d.nce. lie pro
Ceedcd there, and, the guards believing
him IN aid.dc-cmp, permitted him t.
enter, Ilnssiau ii,,u prn, nhtnk at lIIs
slen AunI taSia, rtlu,s, Ot War, VITA
y rcVu.y,r, and, while o.her persons were
, 1876-06-24

pressing forward to seize the assassin,
Rachid Pacha, Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs, servant of Midhat Pasha named
Allied Afghan and a soldier were killed,
and the Minister of Marine and another
soldier were wounded.
, 1876-06-24
Local AHentS.

Y. l.. JewCtt, Seattle for King County
7, o. Williams, for Hitsap County.
<heriifG ". l., Allen, for Whatcom Co.
G. H. Botsford, for Tacoma, Pierce County
y. B. Bingham, for New Tacoma, Pierce Co.
B L. Martin, for La Conner, W r.
u, T. Gage, for Skagit City, W. +,
alcnry Oliver, for Ccntreyilc, w. 7.
Our agents are authorized to receipt for
oil ums paid them for Use Of the paper.
, 1876-06-24
Aatea OF Aaueitistna.

Column per year, in U. s. Coin, 300. 90
y " - 50 %
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'mc square 10 lines, insertion, ...,.,.2.5O
month ..........5UU
Legal notices Sl.On per square first Insertion;
- u. per square each subsequent Insertion.
Special notices, special rates,
Legal notices charged to attorney or Off
'rr AMI oriZng their Insertion.
Advertisements sent From distance, and
transient notices must be accompanied by
The cash.
, 1876-06-24

TERMS OF COURT,

District Court Third Tuesday OF March,
ard second Tuesday Of November OF each year.
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday VI January, April, July
Ond October OF each year.
, 1876-06-24

Terms of Subscription.
"I0J per annum in U. 5. Coin; 50 40 per an .
" am in Currency INVARIABLY IN ADeASCE
, 1876-06-24
Thc alorthtrn Star.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
Snohomsh City, Snohomish County,
WAsnlNGToS TERRITORY,

By ELDRIpGE MORSE, Editor & prop'r,
Assisted by A. G. FOLSOM, Associate Editor,
, 1876-12-20
neuetf telegr. gepe(9ea.
Ser &ricg int Srieut.

Q%ou6on, 19. Gescmbcr. Gine
g8iencr Dcpci9e mcloet, OaB ST. Golice,
Der observation-disclosures eitreid'8 beauftro9t
porben lit, sic fir 8OSnien uno Ole Ser
seaopita %not0men0i9cu 0%teformcn Der
Gonferen, oor3alegen. Scr WtarqutS
bon GalisturD miro 'uabridcinli@ iiber
Gulaaricn beridtcn. Der @roBue'icr,
fotpjc Saipet 8aida iuGen entidloIlcn
lcin, ale 8orIAldae N SeSug aufScieb~
nnq, Gntmafnuma Der mobameoanildlen
g5ep0lferun9 ulw. su ucr,uerfe fen.
2ouoon. IS. Ge3ember, Eincr
Nicner 0cpeide 3ufolge 1T oer ruiliide
General 91jfitine ned) Gerber abgcreii't.
I'M ba8 Commando itber Die b%ortigcn ruiz
fiiden Gtuppen 3u iiberneburn. Die
Goloaten Ser ierbilhen arulee, lpeldls ct
ma $4,000 Mam fart 1T, haben 8efe6l
1id bis gum %. 0e3cmbcr mieocr i6rcn
Commands an}u iAlieBen. 9tad) einer
Gerlincr Gcpeide 9e9t @cnrral 9(ifitlnl
na6 Serbielt, nm bic ierbiide Itmte 81
inipi3ircu. 9iuiitlGe Sournale behaup-
tel. oaB nur 5000 ruiliibc S,eiluiQl9c
in Gerbcr suriiGblejben. geinabe auc
Gele9rup6eutinieu in9~aO,0fHBlono lollcn
in 6ol9e ser ~trcn9en &dlte uHbrauhbar
gcmoroen iciH.
Con It antinopeL 10. Sejbr.
Miobat pai6a 1T sum @rob=@e5ier Deg
tiirfil6en &ei6es, an Die Stelle ocs
Mabsmmsb Gu6oi Yal6a, weI@er obs
gelebt puroe, ernonnt wprOen.
9OnoOn, 10. Se5. Cine Serlan-
eeruns oes Observation-Disclosures i6eint Ii6
5u teitdtisen. 9ie Siitfei bat iiber benz
lelben berat0en unO Gublano 1T nod
ni9t bereit fir GeinoieIi9feiten.
Cine gerliner 0epelde Der uYaQMoQ
GaSette" berihtet, Dap elm g. ooer S:lpOs
0ise 8erldn8crung Oe5 8ahenltIQltan.
oes 9eli6ert it.
9ie uOrlduii9e Situn9en 81 Der Con-
ferenj ,ueroen biz mad 8eibna6ten oau-
err.
, 1876-12-20
9nIanOiIde DspeG1ea.

SuIiiOy, Ms. 10. 9e5. 81,
8urfe vNtinerua" 1T gcitronoet mo Der
Steuermann 1T uerloren. Der S0oo
ner DWfa98ie" nit 6 Damn, 1T ebeniaag
%gcltranoet unO 2 Mam uno 3 &jnoer
e~rtronfen.
YortIano, Oregon 10. 0cSbr.,
@ouuerneur 8rouer, it BON bier NAG
Malbln9ton ab9ereiit
% III n9tOn II. DECEMBER. -
Der Shuoner rs. $. Clements" ags
PbilaoeIpbia fu9r in Der lestcn 9tad)t auf
her "AbiecOnl'S arre" fcft. wur0e bcute jc-
(OA pieOcr flott 9emadt,
, 1876-12-20

Del Gdooncr n,8abctb ~Sone8" ans
R6ilo6elpbia 1T pier 0teilen no olid Don
Sap Wfap 9%eitronbct. Die Mannidnft
it serettct, uuO bas6ubr5eug mi . lpabrs
lAeinlid erbalten welOen.
DO e6rere &auF leute tamen 5Onn
tag in Nelu=O Orleans ous Dem Snnern
BON Meyifo On uno beitdti9en Die 9t06-
ri0t iiber Die @efangclnabme bes Yrd-
Iioenten 2eroo, oeu SOB G~scobeoo's unr
unb Die Ginnabme Der 0ouptItaot ourd,
@sneral 9iaS. S9lclias befo6I BEN
9ebteren BON 2eon aug, Die 9auptltaot
su balten nno i'm (S9lelias) sum Yrdli-
benton 81 proflanren. 9ia5 weigertt
lid, Oies SIT tbun, lpcnn er niAt pier
Gabinetsmit9lieoer erne"nen oiirite. 9i(
Soroerun9 wuroe ab9ei6la9en, uno9to'
lieB li9 oarouT sum propNOriI0en Yrd-
Iiocntcn proflomiren. Getueltas beTtn-
Bet Ii6 nod III Matomoros; cr melgert
Ii0 politip, nit ben 6iibrern Der Snlur:
0entell, ~belonoers nit Dem 8anotten
Gortino, in @erfebr SIT tretcn. Seir
8etra9en i'm Nll9emeinen wiiroc i0H
DicIe Srcunoe erwcr5en, lpenn or Iid
ni0t our0 oieglusi0rcibun9 einerStHlel
i'm Yetroge BON 3 9rnjcnt ouf oils
&aufmannsQiitfr ucrboBt gcmo6t bate
@encral GoAn 1T nod in NtatamOros
nno per1u6t, &epueltos 5u bgwe9en, oaa
COMMANDO an ihn 0biuiretGr.
, 1876-12-20
GgDpten.

2~Or0on. IS. Deg Dian melOct
aus 9lleranoria. oaB Der Sice-g6uiQ DON
@appten nit ieinen amerifan. Ofiicjercu
un5uirieoen 1T IL oeuIclben ~perfinoet bat
oa6 lire @ontro tte niAt crneuert lperoen.
Die @ei8beit otcier WiaBregel 1T iebr
fro9liA, oa Elm neuer &rics init 2!bDiIi-
nien il gluSlid ltebt.
, 1876-12-20

MsS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION FALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-20
Snbien.

2orbon. Is. December. Sine De
peIde aus Calcutta melOet, ooB lie Sun
QcrSnotb in Der @cscno bon WaOgaa
uiel ullacmeiner 1T, al5 ingOmblp. Cine
groBe anSabl9 iilf8beOiirftt9cr tt imll|ao'
ra5 ueriuntmelt, uno uuf rcm 2anot
berri6t 9ro6e 0tOtb. Der erlte GOOeSfl0
mc9en OianQels an 9tabrung 1T in Uiao-
los por9efommen.
, 1876-12-20
0trginia StaatS<Oa5etTf
tasItep tsrsussesebsa son
9obn 9. H.
80. s. 3uOlite straee.
q d III 0 II ), Sa.
Gretie Der Mu;eigen:

JBrps.re anseisen merrsn niger btrsdnst.
gbt pber weniaer 3eiitn btlben etnen SQUARE.
aae gn,eiaen fnb i'm @sraus 3u sablen.
Die 3eituna wirb IN Ni4mpnt aaS Unit
ssaenp ron bsn 3rGsern far IS Gents per
Wphe au8eetragen.
, 1876-12-20
Dic TnbkurA


1T bettntmt. bas sanse ~bisbertse Seitperfabren rn,5
buitoben. Die &nr miro bur6 baS io9enonnte
@pbbao rno bur6 Gtnnebmen pom SohpItoet
berptrtt. Ste 9ob6doer 5et9en an, NO pie &rartbett
i9ren Stb bat, NJ tief ife lte9t, uno gu 9lei9er
Sit Seissn fe Bic 9ebensfraft' be8 Meni&en an.
S~oulenoe iino tn ben lesten Spet Sabrer In Der
Waoe>NuItolt, "a Stanton Ctr, Nep 9lort, 9ebetlt
tporben. Inter ben @ebetlten b%efinoet ii9 ptele
Gerste rno Ipotbefer. Ste 9obbaoer lnteri6etre1
i3 pou anoeren 8Goerr baburb, oab lie brett aui
Bic &ranfbett e~inpirfeu, uab ben tranten StolI enta
~fernei, IN ipel1er 6ornl er aub sum 8orl4etH
tomme, gle limb tIn @erbrennuu9ss ober @uslbet>
bun9S<8roceB Der &rautbettsi toife. Sober Sronfe
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et9ener Mr5t. Merln Scrlonb our9 bieIe Saoer 9es
bef(t lit, 10 lit er mtrtlt9 uno raotfal 9ebet(t. nab:
renb mad ber bisberisen 9eilmetbobe bic Wtttel
9etp6bnIih geidbrtt9er limb ais Die &rontbetti elbit,
rnb it3 siters IN 9an6es peer iecunodrer Srant>
"O6eiei3 Sic soybdber ATE srantbeiten, innerli6
IInb dnBerlt9. @tnrtren, 10 ltno bod bic @trflngen
bel Iol9enoeH Grautbettens b~eionoers mern tie it9
mod in ocutem3 uItanbe ~befiuben, gon5 ouBeroroents
It'd: Tteber, ielbit Nerpens uno Eppbnsfteber,
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sep6bnli8 lei6t turirt. @aferln6t, @bens
n~tatisntms weroe't pit feb, i9neI, oebetlt;
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senfrebs uno bite iogenannte &arts ober
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murben 9ebei(t. 9ei lesterer arantbeit seben 25
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
a FPLICATION FOR \ PATENT.

IA To the NORTH CARSON MINE. No. 305.
L. s. Land Office, Ca~son City, Nevada. March
Odd 1876 - Notice is hereby aiven that the
NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING COMPANY, by
its authorized agent \. 5. GOULD, whore post
office address is Carson Cry, Nevada has this
teen Hundred linear feet OF the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred feet IN width,
situate, living and being in Eagle and Nashoe
Valley Mining District, County OF Orlasby,
and tate Of Nevada, and known and dcslk-
mated by the field notes and official plat on flle
in this office as Lot No. AZ, in Township II,
north Range twenty east Of Monte Diablo me-
ridian. the exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
40 being Us follows, to-Wlt: Variation, TO- -
east Commencing at Post No. !, at 5. L. corner
of the claim. on the southern slope OF the
mount an, from which point the section corner
post at tn 5. e. corner Of Section 81, t. 1T N.
L. 30 Z, N. d. NJ. bears 8. o. Io' e. lS4l feet
distant AMI the flag staff OR the dome of the
State Csnitol at Carson city bars S. - s. T.,
and running n. 45o 70 E. 500 feet to Post Ma.
.: thence n II - v, 800 feet 70 Post Ne -
thence s. 45c 45' W. 500 feet 10 Post No. 4:
thence s. a. Is !. 90" feet To place OF begin
ming. contai 0ng - .Gf-lo0 lcrtS. This claim III
bounded by 10 other known mines or mining
claims 1he location Of this miDe is duly re-
corded in the l.rcCrder's Office of Eagle ard
Washoe VALLEY Mining District at Carson City,
Nevada III Il COX \ II folio 1872. Any and all
persons Ella ming adversely any portion Of sand
North Carson Mine or SAID mining ground rs
hereinbcfure described, ara required to file their
adj, erse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land Office, at Carson CITY, i'll the State
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
u '''' y ' A. WAIrz, Register.
T D. FDv,Rps Attorney. mh25