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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

RELIGIoUs.-W see in the list of ap
pointments for the NJ. e. Church as pub
lished in the West Coast ,Si9ndi, that at
Weavervile is set down for May 18th
and l4th. We presume the Presiding
Elder, Rev. II. b. Sheldon will be here
at that time. Mr.. Sheldon visited Weav-
erville last Winter, but owing to the pre-
vaiIng sickness and bad weather, did
not hold service.
Since the above was in type we have
received word from Mr.. Sheldon, who
is at Trinity Center, requesting us to
publish tho following appointments il
they do not clash with those of Mr..
jackson Lewiston, Saturday Evening
May 18th, Douglas City, Sabbath 10H
A. M. l4th, Weaverville, Sabbath Even
ing l4th.
We called on Mr.. Jackson and that
gentleman at once informed us that he
would give way in Mr.. Sheldon's favor.
Mr.. Sheldon is one Of tho pioneer preach
ers of Weavcrville and We hope our
church going people will turn out to hear
him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

TAKE HEED.-Mr. l.. +. Raab has n
notice in our advertising columns to
which we call the attention of parties in
terested. The year having been a favor
able one for mining operations Louis
thinks he should also be benefited by
it in the way of gathering in old demands.
As he says, "a word to the wise is sufii-
cient ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

SHUT IN.-The denizcns of Cinnabar
are still shut up in their mountains, the
only mode of ingress and egress being up
on snow shoes. From the depth of snow
said to be lying in some parts of the wsg-
on road from Davis place to to the mines
il looks dou btful about there being any
communication by wagons before late in
next month, unless force of hands is put
at work shoveling out the snow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious Services will be held as follows
until further notice:
WEAVERVILLE-Chu every Sabbath
at s o'clock. p. NJ. Sabbath School at 2 p. NJ.
A. L. JACKSON, Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

TAKE 1T BAcK.-The JOURNAL a
short time since announced that daily
line of stages would be put on between
this place and Shasta on the LIST of May.
AS the first of May is past and the daily
stage is non est we have to take it back.
But we are informed that we will have a
daily stage when the roads get settled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

HIGH WATER.-Warm weather and
Spring rains have combined to raise the
Trinity River to a high stage. Last week
1t was reported that the stream had risen
so much opposite Douglas City that
SMITHS Bridge was in danger of being
carried away. The heavy wash deposi-
ted in the river at the bridge have so
turned the currant that the bank pier on
hsnaka Bar is being washed out which
would cause the loss of one or more
spans, and prove great inconvenience
TO the travelling public who live beyond.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

In TowN.-Cay w. Taylor, Esq,
District Attorney OF Shasta county, was
in town on Monday. Taylor has been
retained to assist in the prosecution of
Neal and Pinnel, hence his unlocked
for appearance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

GONE BELow.-C. w. Craig left for
Dan Francisco Tuesday morning. Mr..
Craig will represent North Star Lodge
and Stella Encampment, l. o. o. F.,
In Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment,
which meets at San Francisco on the Sec
0nd week of May. He will also be ena-
bled 10 participate in the deliberations Of
the Press Association which holds bus
mess meeting about the same time. The
absence of Mr.. Craig will account for any
shortcomings in the local columns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

"A CURIosITY.-We saw at the Union
Hotel yesterday veritable curiosity in
the shape OF three-legged chicken. The
'h'rd leg comes out at that part where
The tail of an ordinary chick has its be-
ing' Is somewhat longer than the two
proper ones, and has the under part of
tho foot outward The axtra leg is fur
nlshedwith six large and one small claw
looking as though Nature had started in
to furnish the little fellow with an extra
set of legs and claws but had failed to
finish tho job.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

WEATHER warm, fruit trees in bloom,
snow belt crawling slowly up Bally 1"
indicates that winter has quit " lingering
in the lap of Spring" and that the Sum-
mer days are coming.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

SLIGHTED Us.-Dom Pedro has act
ually started buck to Brazil without hav-
ing visited Weaverville. But D. pc
dro must be with us from the frequency
with which we hear his name mentioned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
KRcoRDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

A. A. Stillor to Wing Chung-LOt West side
of Garden Gulch-Sll5.
Richard Riley to J. B. Kise-Property Mt
Lowiston-SiO,
Thomas Baker to M. F. Grifin-Mining
claim Bolts Hill-S2O.
VIM. Norris and Others to Buckeye D. & II.
M. Company-Buckeye Placer Mine-sl
Livingston and Rand to Buckeye D. & TT.
n. COmpany-Colvin Gulch Placer Mine-sl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

NOTARY PUBLIc.-Mr. w. +. Smith
has received the appointment from Gov
ernor Irwin of Notary Public for Trinity
county, to reside at Junction City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

COUNTY COURT PRocEEpINcs-Tbo
regular May Term of the County Co.,
opened on Monday, May 1st. The roll
OF Grand Jurors being called the follow .
ing named jurors answered, the first ff.
eeen OF whom constituted the Grand
Jury. M. ii. Lowden, j. l.. Scball
lver Larsen, E. R. Dack, John Reach
Jos. Mchenney, II. Junkans, V. NJ.
Cham oerlaln, c. NJ. Mead, f. Cornell,
1ohn Hocking, j. l.. Day, Geo. P. Chap
man. q. Frick, VIM. Condor, VIM.
Clement, Jacob Bowerman, C. d. Tou-
rot, q. Nickel. NJ. Ii. Lowden was an
pointed Foreman, and the Grand jury
retired Tor delibera:ion. At 2 NJ the
jury came into Court and through their
Foreman reported that true bill for
assault to murder had been found against
William Penne and L. d. Neal. The
Grand jury were then discharged, and
the defendants being present were ar
raigned. Their counsel, r. Clifford ask
ed until next dav at lOA NJ to plead which
was so ordered. At the appointed time
the parties bel g in Court Mr.. Clifford
stated that +. p. Lovejoy had been en-
gagged to assist in the defense but having
only arrived in town the evening previ-
Gus had been unable to examine the pa
pers in the case and asked that it be con-
tlnued one day longer. The Court there
upon extended the time allowed defend
ants to plead until Wednesday, at ppm.
Inc case oeing called the defendants
declined to plead, and the Court thersup-
on ordered plea of "Not Guilty" to be
entered. Defendants then by counsel
moved the trial of the case be continued
till next term and filed affidavits showing
the difficulty Of obtaining two witnesses
whose testimony WAS deemed of great
importance, and whose present wher-
abouts is not known. The motion was
ovetued, the trial being set for Monday
June 18th, the Court holding that said
Witnesses could be found and served with
process by that time. The Sheriff was
ordered to summon twenty four jnrors.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Of the deiaulting Grand
Jurors two were physically unable to be
present; two had rot been personally
served with process and the fifth had
used due diligence, arriving before the
Jury was empanneled, the Court ordered
that they be excused for -attendence.
Court then adjourned until Monday
June 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

A QUEER LANGUAGE.-The English
language is said to be difficult one for
foreigners to acquire on account Of the
many different sounds which each of
several letters has, and its numerous idi-
oms. These pecularities of our language
were under discussion by Weaverville
cotsrie one evening, when one of the party
suggested that another difficulty was in
the number of words pronounced alike,
but spelled differently and having a diff
erent meaning. 'For instance" said
he. there is the word air There is
the air we breathe the heir that inherits;
the are that runs the fields and the 'air
OF our heads" The rest of the party saw
the force and potency of the illustration
ut once.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

RICH TREAT.-The lecture of Judge
q. E. Williams, delivered before Beacon
Lodge last Sunday evening was listened
to with much pleasure and profit by those
in attendance. The subject chosen by
the Judge, 1.-The Responsibility OF Tai
ent" is one which opens rich field for
thought, and the manner in which it was
treated showed the lecturer to be equal
to his subject. An effort will be made to
procure copy of the address for orpublica-
ton,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

THE up stage from Shasta to this place
comes up we'll loaded with passengers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-06

MAYPARTY tonight Friday, at LeoI
ards Hotel in Douglas City.
, 1876-03-20

neritag eridniien muroe, ols er ibn we-
gen un9elctli6en 8renncreibetriebcs
perbaften wollte. 0tr MDroer beTin0et
it'd nod in Sreibeit.
GIN i + a. N.=D., IT. Mdrs. Gen.
s. Gra5ier, pel6cr Deg @attenmorocs
idu!0i9 bcfunoen iporocn III, wuree &C.
fern bier perurtbcilt, an 5. Wiai 9cbdn9t
81 lpcroen.
NewY ort II. Mdr5. 9ie per-
itummelten ueberre tie zines Wtdnncs,
Der ppr e%inigeu Sogen in @ouernars
Bay auf Dem 98aIier trcibcno 9cfunocn
ipuroe, ipuroe oils Die bcs Capt. 90mlin
Don Y~bIlooelpbia %erfannt, Der felt Dem
Monat9lu9ult lpurlos uerldmunocn mar.
9Gie cs heibt, lpurbe er I'm $4,000 bis
$4,000 beroubt uno bann ln's 98oTet
seworfen. Sein 2eben loQ nit $4,000,
perli0crt 9eDeItn lein.
Norolf, Nu., IS. MarS. Sic
Mobnung Oes Colonel S. &idaro Sc
mellen. in Norfol! County, wuroe lcgte
No1t ourb 6euer ger tort. Die Sum
fen ficlen ouf oas $9ous oes 9errn Sobn
8. Baum, lpel6cs ebenfo0s gQH5'jM einc
9cdI0crt wuroe. 9iur tDcilueile Oerli-
9ert.
Ncm= Yort +, IS. @dr5. mas
S. Sortea 1T uuf Die Nntlo9e psrbaftet
luorOen, Die Irau 9ammono ermoybet
5u boben. Wton fano Slutipuren an
ieiuen 9dnoen uno am Stmoe. Gie
uria6e Sur Stat 1T Elm @ebeimnib.
YbjlaOelpbia, IS. WtdrS. Sic
u@rlt- @nb Cotton Mlu5" in Angono,
Ya.5 uuroe beute Mtor9cn Our1 Jcueg
5erlt0rt. gerlult bon $4,000 bis
100000.
, 1876-03-20
GngtGnD.

Soutb q m p t . II, IT. Mtdr5. We
gen oes un9iinlti9en 8etters mlbte Der
Sunbes : &ric9soompier, weIder an
9icnltoe nod Gbcrbour9 obfubr, in Den
@afen BON CT. 9aIens Goaos> auf Der
Snlel 9Sbigbt cinlanfcn.
pop II, II. Mtar5. SIN unterbau=
lie erfldrte Der Gencral= Ypltmeilter, 2oro
Spbn Monnis, es lei Die gbli0t Deg
Departments betrcifs Der YOlt- SefOrs
berlng no9 9tmeritu fcinen Gpnir0tt
obSulhliebtn, lonbern Die Yplt an er-
%lpieien tiiNti9c 9ampier III iiber9cbel
uno naN Dem @epi6t 81 br5Oblen.
Mls scltern Ibsno oos unterbaus sar
4lenarberutbung Der .Sitel<glG" iiber
9eDen wOllte, bcantroste Der Morquis
BON S%ortingtpn Elm Nmenoemcnt. ooB
oas 9aus, wdbreno es pilens |ei, cine
MoBnobme gu berotbcn, wclde Die &o
nigin in ben Stuno lcbt, ibrea Siteln
nod elnen bln5uSuili9en, cs fir unrutb
lam bette, Die gSiiroe Der &rone our0
Gnnabme bes Sitels elmer &olIerin al
5eeintrd6tigcn.
Gr bcfiirwortete leinen Nntras in els
ner 9~smdBi9ten Gebe uno lo9te, oab Ell
Dleles Mmcnpcment nur nit gSioerllre.
ben 9eltclt babe, nnb 9ob 5u, bub bic
Gssierun9 ni6t Die SppOlition gegen
oiele M0bnobme bdttc p5rausicben ton=
men. gr ioroerte bic Gcsisrun9 ouf,
irgcno einen 9uten @runb on5u9cben,
apeb9olb Der Sitel elmer &oilerin Dem
elmer &Dni9in porSuSieben lei.
Ser SNobtdmmercr Sir StoFforo
Nort6cOte bebouptctc, bob btr Sitcl Gois
lerin 9cnou Die S~esiebunsen OR &0nl9jn
gu Snolen ousorlide.
Sic Sebntie wGbrte licben Stunbcn
nno lpor IcDr bcftig. Sir @ilIom
Sorconrt unO bic Ssrrcn 6prlter mo
Guif lpra0en 9c9en Die @urlo9e, wdb'
reno 9r. GOebuf uno 2oro Gl@o p%ieiel=
be befliliportetcn. SGlleBlid muroe bas
Mmcnoement ocs Mtsrquis p,Sortington
perworfen uno Der Mntro9 0ui Ylenar-
b~er0tbung nit 800 9e9en 200 Stimmen
Gn9enDmmPn.
, 1876-03-20
Staiea.

Sow, 16. MdrS. Ser uuterri4ts.
Miniter bat Die S9liebun9 Der 8atl-
ton= uniperlitdt, 0ls zines ungejebll1en
gtablihements, %on9eorOnet.
Seuie le9te Der Si9nor Min9bctti Der
Ssputirten. aammcr Den 6inan5beri9t
por uno ertIarte, oos 9eii5it i'm Sabre
1875 lei nur 2S,00O> 900 Sues sewelen,
ltott 1900 600, wie man erwartet babe.
9as Budget fir 1876 weiit einen
ueberlNuB Don 10 uno oos pom 1877
einen lol1eu bon Is WfllIOnen 2irss
na1.
, 1876-03-20
Die Tnbkltr

1T b%eltt,nn,t. bas gauge btsberise Seilu,rubren un,s
guitoben. Die Sur ptro burd bas io9enannte
SpboQ0 unb burb gtlrebtnen pon SptrtIDer
y%eptrft. Vie e~cbbdper 3cisen on, no bic &runtbeit
ibren Sip bat, wie TIKI iie ite9t, urt sa elei9cr
Sett sei9en ite bic aeornsfrait bes Weniden an.
Sauienoe fino In hen lebten 5pet Sobren In Der
purben. Inter ben G~S'toilten b~cfinocn ii3 piele
@erste uub Ipotbcffr STE 2obbaotr unterl6eiten
ji3 Don onoeren @dtt. N oaour9, bab fe bireft auf
BITE S~ranfbeit einpirten, u oben %franfen Stoli ents
ierner, tn ipelder Sorm er aud gum 8ori6ein
fomma Sic iino Gin 9er6renrur9s= ODER AuSidei>
bun9ssgroceb Der Sranfbeit6itofe. Sober Sronfe
rntro bet oer Inrenonns bitier Sur i~osuiasen fein
ei9ener Mrst, g8c,n Ser1eno burb bteie 8dber ses
b.ilt lit, 10 lit e. ptrflia unb raoital sebeilt, pabs
renb na9 Der bisberieen Seilmetbobe bic Mitte(
gepobnli9 9eidbrlt6er iinb ola bic Rranfbcitielbit,
nnb lid Siters e aandts Seer ie-Mnod;cr ,Frants
o3Blei4 Sic a~o7sdscr CT srarf5citcn. inmrrid
nnb Gubertt6, %furtrcn, 70 limo bod bic 9Biriun9eu
bet f%ol9enofn franfbetten, DEFENDERS penn iie ii3
lid: sieber, felbft @erpens nnb Sppbusieber,
turis. Sals2 HHS aasssnssd' mi nq MIR
%beionbsr bel lunaen 9eilten U I'M eriien Stabtuu.,
%matistnuS peroen oft ifp:. i0n.L. acbfdt;
ebenIo 9lnoe,.. unb Sbr, ntran.btften, ioutf ole
fDpbtltr,d)e 8ranrDeitsn in leoeln !srabe. 9tt
a,9-"'u Srenfbeiten. 9rsnSiptsGsen, &c.
pl6b(ibe l.. Il: bare. Nur Elm Soo tit btErei9cno.
Inn SSeoen non ser ~gStrsune su iiberseusen. Ma,
0cafreb9 lab iogenounte SSarn= ODER
sSacfcrrrhr (sir. iest uubeitbars Srnntbett)
ru ben qobe.ti Set btertr Rrantbeit scben 81
g:"Stnt hes nad 'riiOies nit ieSem Babe Sur3 ben
nr'T ob
Uie Saf nno WtnHehmesSuIpcr .ucrbsn mad
isbem 9las TN eouSe Ds'spnbt, Ser Hrtis ts
8~0bespulpers tit So, Der bes Gtnnebme : pulpers
81. Man laGe ii9 cine 8toi6lrc user bic aosta
b ea9fii9sr ooer heuti1er Spr44e idtden.
Fr. Rauchfuss,
"a S9autou Ctr. (Box 1901
Rem VorE
, 1876-03-20
GurolalAe llaA1'hiea.

N6beibel m. Nls intersnanter Sei.
nag 3ur &snn3eid)nung Der 9eiltlibcu
@crlbt5barfeIt uerOIent Die Tbatla bt
rrpabnt gu wcrOen, OaB Der Yfarrcr
0unsart, Der befanntiih wesen eires in
Der &irde NIT eirer 8e'bsperl on per.
iibtcn lfanOalOlen YerscbtnS rsdtsfrais
ti9 Su fiini WNnattn WelausuiB uerur,
t1elIt lpuroe, nod imrncr ni9t pom
Unite l~uSpelolrt, l~ono.rn nad) Der aus.
oriidlid)lM 4auellun9 ocs 8,lAoi5 Set,
teIer pou Wfaln5 na1 wie Dor SuDaber
oer Bizarre 1T.
Sine id)auoerDafte @elAibte aus SIS,
OdbeIm madt bic WuuOe ourt Die
S'atter osr umscseno, 10 unglaublid
lie crldtlGt, ut lie bob bis legt nId)t
ocmeatlrt. Sin Wtes9er 1T uon einem
Sclieer gum Sbla1tcn beteut uno
nlmmt Sensr isine Spei &inOer, eiuen
Hnaben unO eiu WtGobcn NON 6 bis 8
Sabreu, nit sur Arbelt. Bur 6rlb.
lliidS3elt besibt fih DER Wteeser in Die
WoQnuns oe5 SeliserS, lcine beioen
¬r, nidtS 8Oles abncuo, auf Dem
0ofe suriidlalicno. Nad 9erlaui elmer
tur5en s3sIt tommt letn S0bn9cm &C.
lprua9en uno criablte lbul, oaB eS aub
9cl4ladtet babe, uno fibrt lelnen 9aier
boiler Sreuoe auf Den QoT, no fib inn
eln ldledll1er An61If bIetet. WtIt einem
grOBcn SAla@terme6er bate Der
&lelne lelner Sdnurl ter Den SalS total
our1lbnltten uuo OeE unterleib aui9es
rIet. Der Msee9er, lpra@los Dor S1rtd,
ltoBt III leiucr Wulb BELL &lcinen init
lOtder &rait BON liA, oaB Oieler nit
Scrl0eulcm &opfe IN Der Mauo oca
0aules 5ulammenbriAt. Ser mslads
l,De Waun lol Oem gSabulinn rerfal,
len leln.
Sanmooer. Der 9annoperlde @ro,
teltantenoeretn bielt an IL. Tebruar
ernc Scrlammlun9 ab, norm ELL tncrs
glider Rrotet 5e9en Die BON benz fralles
lttu PictlSmuS unO Der bO1lteu Sutoles
rang 5eu9euoen Seldlile Der 4aunooer.
ldlen VanOeslDuooe bclbloneu uuo an
DC 9(c9lcrAn9 ab8clanot wuroe.
Re9isruu98s unO Sdulratb Sefcr,
Olii9lieo oeS bannouerlden Gonlifori.
INNS IGr Die YolfSlAulen, uoroem 81,
lpettor oeS Nlieloer SeminarS, lit am
i6. 5ebraar 9ier mad turier &ranfbeit
j%ellorben.
i3u Gbren oeS Di9terS Sdeifd bat
.lue bier anJcleate teue 9traBe Den
9tANcn S4cliAirABc srGntteH.
, 1876-03-20
aeuc(is tslfsr. yeDfI1en.
Tranfreib.

9oris, II. Mdr5. @0e beoeuten=
heren Sli5ie swil@en garis nno Der
DHgren5e uon 6ranfreiG iinO aug III
rem ufer eetreten. Sn Der Normonoie
bat Der Sturm SGume entlpur5elt,
6ubrlperte umseiliir5t uno Saulcr be-
i6doiSt.
Sin Der Golpobos &iiIte purocn llage=
bcure Tellenmallen uon Den Giicn neg
9eriNen.
Ser MarldaQ uno Mooome Mclta.
bpn boben Die bciddoistcn 9iltrifte be-
1udt unb on ME Seoiiritigen llntcritiib-
nl0tll pertbeilt.
, 1876-03-20
Oos Salt. Sour ,ol" 6critbtet iiber

Oos sGalif. Sorr lol" beritbtet iiber
eineu Wtatrole ns @efelWun9auerem: S.
Gan ffran;lsco beltctt Elm frommer Yer
eiu, Der es iid sur 2tufaube acrlodt, Ger
lcute, luelde Der l1%urcli0l0iitdt uuo De,
3runt nboloen : 9aftiafeit u%erfullcn iino
auf Den lSes Der Wtoral urO 9tiid, ernz
bcit ,%urtidsuftibreu 'Srau Gnlllp 4!tisz
Stcucns lit clu beroorrd9enbe8 Wiitqllto
oirics &erciu8 INC lie riibmt lid), mo at
lld) ourd)iAuittlid) 80 N|utroIen>S eelen
iur uuterseldnuma Deg 2emperen5scliib>
beS sl ucrunlulicn uno ouf 81 III nld)l
mcbr gan; macmDbAllhem Weae ben
&laurn ocs Gaia $ III ent etBcn. Neu.
lld) fam iie gu enm Wtutruien uuO 9ab
iih Die 81 0Btc Otiibe. ibn gu befebren.
9le erfunpl9te lld) eln9cbenO md lCincl
iliibcrtn &%ebensucile AM 2anoe iow fl.
mle ON ( ORC oeS Sblffts. ST Guer
&opitdn ell rcli ,i0ier Uea NJ" u9te lte
Die Ipeer'de. u0tellal0s, Uo'm?
0tutirli4., - be ltebt lid lebr I l.9I0 !;
ouB bciBt, 10 LANCE iule Ell nldJt bet, uafen
it,"
, 1876-03-20
)Nllu0ua,E pfpf)Aen.

Sal + 9 II, II. MtdrS. Wa.
lor Sucob @asner, Gommanocur Der
berittenen Steuerbeamten in Sio Ga=
rolina melbet, baB Der Ser. Stooten
Deputy MarlAoa alfreo GIsfWortb
BON elnem 9e,uilien &eomono an Der
SrenSe bon @rcenpilc g., &C, uno
9cneerlpn Gu., N.sG., am Iesten 9ol1s
, 1876-03-20
Wrtiha Gu, 1ften Sanuar, 1876

Wrtina cun ! fen Sanuar, 1876
Bar in Sdnts1 II. In Der 8anf...$ 1886 so
&ppptbrfsn (srlfes @:b ar@rInp
ei9entbum. @ertb $2S8, 05O. 1929 40
@tbeote Dtrleben (Marftpre,S
$23. Observation-Disclosures. 1920 SO
Sere!niste @iaaten Spncs....". 1890 90
Sant @apstal.."..".""...." 1850 90
Jntertlsn"..".-"...... 1875 05
Sar IA Sanbe1 non Nsenten".... 5.t69 81
Scno5 tir pran len"""."..... 932 50
St1ee Wtpbrl..""."""........ SOP so
Grtal" .$250,7l6 80
- --
, 1876-03-20

Girginia Staata>VaSetrf
taspe bsrsusssssben DON
0obu q. pein.
90. 81 3malite Straee.
lid mt II ,, g a.
subferiptiorS 1retSes
,,hr Sc 90
"As Spon,te SO so
Dtei Mpaate sl oo
greiie Der Iu1eisen:
Gin Sauare, elm Wal Soao
Gin Saudre, iTet Wal =.
Gin Sanare, bret Wlal %
Gin Sduare, cine Veohe ~
Gin Sludre, etnsn Mtpnat ~
gin Sanare. bret Wcnate LOW
.SrSs,re Nn,etaen weraen btniser bertbnes.
Ndt pier wenieer Sci IN ollbsn etnen Saaars.
Nue ga,stsen fnp TN 0sraus gu 5ablen.
Die 3ettun1 wtib m 9ta mpnb SAB Unit
as1enb son bsn 3rGsern tdr IS Gents per
9Scde auseetraaen.
, 1876-03-20
Die psnul vluania
.gencr Ds1hdsrunss- WelcAf1ati
bon PBilane'poia.

@ceriinoet 1926.
guar Capital. IS 400 900 90
Actlpa.. 1869, 853 &c
, 1876-03-20

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
Application for Patent.
Bald Eagle Mine.
NOTICE NO. 3sl.
NOTICE NO. ssl.
u. S. LAND ossIcE,
Eureka. Nevada. Julv IA. Is7,

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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN A. Benedict. A. f.. Titus, K. 2. McDan-
iel and samuel Cooper, whose postofice ad-
dress is Eureka, Eureka county. New, nave
this day filed their application for n patent
for eleven hundred and seventy-eight linear
feet of the Bald Eagle mine or vein bearing
silver, with surface ground one hundred and
twenty-five feet in width, situate, lying and
being in Eureka Mining District, county Of
Eureka and State of Nevada, and known and
designated by the field notes and official plat
ON file in this Office as Lot No. 81, on unsur-
vcycd lands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. %
being as follows, to-wit:
Commencing AT n post marked n. T.. corner
Of Bald Eagle, whence the summit Of Ruby
Hill, No. ], bears N. l6 deg S min. W, 1901
feet, and the flagstaff in the town of Eureka
bears n; 2s Dig, 8 min: +. li.dsS.7 # and the
center Of Bald Eagle shaft No. | bears ;. ! Dig.
r., 357 feet, and running thence, LIST ;. Ia Dig.
H., LIS feet 10 post. marked !. +. corner
Bald Eagle; thence I'd s. $50 W, rs feet to
I'd y. IL deg. W., LIS feet, TO post marked
y. W. corner Bald Eagle; thence 4th n. s8'a
deg. f.. l25 feet to place of beginning. con-
tanning 3.37 acres.
This claim is bounded on the north by, the
Gray Eagle; on the south, by the Red BiId;on
the east. by the Eagles Most; on the west, by
the American Eagle and the Blackstone.
The location of this mine is duly recorded in
the Recorders Office of Euresa Mining DIS
trict. page 20 in book Il.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Bald Eagle mine or
said mining ground as herein before described.
arc required to file their adverse elnim with
the Register of the United States Land
Turing the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of
the provisions OF the Statute.
jyli-6Od ID. b. lMMEL. Register.