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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23
ANOTHER BIG BONANZA BEING DEyEL-
oPED ON POTATO CREEK.


A few evenings ago we had an inter-
view with Mr.. E. w. Kiplinger, of
Cheyenne, but who as one of the Black
Hills pioneers came into this country
early, and has assisted materially in its
development; this gentleman states
that after making his discovery of the
Nebraska, Eureka and Monitor mines
on Yellow Creek gulch, he went to
Potato creek, at which point he is
assured that he, has struck a ''big bon
anza.n Potato creek empties into
Beaver creek about n and a half miles
from Bear creek, and Mr.. Kiplinger
has purchased upon the gulch twelve
contiguous claims. He has completed
a ditch five miles in length, having the
pressure from a descent of one hundred
and twenty feet, and with the powerful
hydraulic engines which he is putting
in, will make one of the most effective
placer mining works i'll the country.
The gold in the gulch is, generally
speaking, very coarse and in nuggets,
and only last week nugget was
found which weighed three ounces,
fifteen pehnyweights and nine grains.
and valued at $75.3S. The average
yield daily to the man has been 1880.
Water has been somewhat scarce owing
to turning it off into the ditch. which
is not yet in working order, neverthe-
less two men working three hours last
Monday cleaned up five ounces of gold.
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morning.

Rapherty says the election is still in
doubt, but one thing he will bet on, and
that is that Polack is selling the best
clothing at the lowest prices. MI
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

Use s. II. Kennedy's Hemlock Lini-
ment for horses. a27-dtf
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Use s. H. Kennedy's Hemlock Dip
for skin disease and vermin in sheep.
a27-dtf
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fTAdcertisers wiH make note of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger circatlo-
taon than any paper published an Wyo-
miang.A
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

Hats and winter caps-just received,
u new lot, at Polack's, cheap.
NIL Postofice corner.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23
ADVERTISEMENT
BELLA UNION THEATRE.

Discrepancies in Last Nights Programme.
In accordance with the following tel
egram, the proprietor of the Bella
Union disbursed the necessary expense
of announcing and preparing for tine
appearance of Mr.. Jem Mace in his
specialties (per w. U. T%elegraph):
BOULDER, COL, Nov. 20, 1876.
To John Chase, Bella Union Theatre,
Cheyenne:
"Bill us for Wednesday night. Give
away one hundred pictures. Admis-
sion so cents; reserved seats 75c.
(Signed) JEM MACE.
LONG FRANK"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

Painful and repulsive assures in the
palms of the hands, which i~ncapacitate
those afflicted with them from perform
ing manual labor, a be readily healed,
and permanently SO, by washing the
parts affected by GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP, which is sold everywhere.
~n21-deoaw1
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

The discrepancy resolves itself into
the fact that Mr.. Mace, instead Of pre-
senting himself at the house where his
engagement called him, remained at an
obscure place until after the hour he
should have appeared upon my stage.
The audience growing restless under
the delay, l gave them to understand
that l was in no wise to blame, and
proceeded with the rest of my bill. To
my patrons l extend my apologies for
their disappointment, and in this CON
nection / am sorry to say that / cannot
offer a reasonable apology for Mr..
Mace. Remaining the public's most
obedient servant, / am, most respect
fully, JOHN CHASE,
Proprietor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

Potato Bug Exterminator', is man.
ufactured by s. H. Kennedy, Omaha.
a27-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

THE e. STAMPEDE NO HUMBUG.
The stampede mania which has pos
sessed many of our people is now ac-
knowledged to be based upon most
wonderful diggings. There is no doubt
that fifteen or sixteen miles OF placer
gulches have been discovered that yield
far beyond anything before found in
these hills. One man came in for sup
plies who said he washed $500 from one
pan of dirt, and exhibited a large amount
of gold, although he was known to have
gone from here without any. A party
of five started on Wednesday in COM
pany with a man who had visited the
diggings and who reported that he had
been taking out S38 to the pan. A man
working at the saw mill left this week
pursuant toa request by letter from a
friend at the new diggings who said he
had secured two claims and was taking
out from one to six dollars to the pan.
The gold whichrhas been brought in diff
fers materially from that found in this
immediate vicinity; being all in very
coarse nuggets and entirely free from
sand. Certainly the large amounts.
washed out of single panfuls of dirt are
exceptional cases, yet it is said there are
no diggings in the gulches referred to
which will not pay NOR than ten dol
lars per day to the hand by panning
out.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

DR.. J.. b. Joseph can be found at the
Inter-Ocean hotel. Mo If
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23

Mr.. Russell Thorpe, successor to t.
a. Kent, proprietor of the Sixteenth
street livery>stable, two doors vest of
the First Natonal bank, has decided
to put upon the street a fine hack for
the use of thepublic. If you want a
ride, leave your order at Mr.. Thorpe's
office. s2Sdtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-23
BLACK HILLS d G
Specimen Bricks From the Columns of the
Pioneer.
lDeadwood Pioneer. Nov. H..

IDeadwood Pioneer, Nov. H.!
Claim No, 4 above discovery on
Whitewood, one day last week, yielded
1886.
Luke McDonough has been deputized
as a United States Marshal for this dis
trict.
The quartz lead discovered in the
southern part of this city promises to be
very rich.
"Biln Gay took out over 5000 one day
last week. The claim is paying about
$500 per day.
John Cummings has located a silver
mine at Bare Buttes which assays over
forty per cent. pure silver.
Pat. Foley has struck it rich at CASTLE
Creek. The specimens which he exhibits
contains forty per cent. pure silver.
John G. Wustum exhibited, yesterday.
some magnificent specimens of ore from
the Charles Westly mine at False Bot
tom.
The French brothers cleaned up from
twelve tons of ore manipulated in their
arnstra, a solid gold brick worth nearly
$1,000.
Mr.. Ward came in with a buggy on
Friday, from Custer, over the new road,
having made the distance in less than
ten hours.
Thomas Green, one of the proprietors
of claims 70 and so, Cape Horn district,
says they intend to put a force of men
to work Immediately.
Messrs. Wustum & McEvena are col
Letting a large amount of ore from diff
ferent mines which they intend shipping
east for assay and inspection in all the
principal cities.
Vosburg a. Miller's new stamp mill
is at the railroad awaiting shipment to
this place. 1t is of the most APP
proved pieces of machinery, and weighs
p, 800 pounds.
Casper Sprangler, while completing
his fireproof warehouse in the southern
part of the city, ''struck'' an exceeding
ly rich quartz ledge about ten feet be-
low the surface.
Colonel Sayers brought in IA very re-
markable specimen last week which he
picked up on the mountain above the
Hidden Treasure mine. Its formation
upon the surface appeared to be of that
composite character peculiar to meteoric
stones, perfectly roun,d and about the
size of an English walnut, but when
broken open disclosed in its center an
oval piece of pure gold, weighing not
less than half an ounce.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

Cine bis iett wobl uniibertroffene
9siltans pioerlidften gp,antinismus finbet
ii9 in benz u&beins ano Sra e: Yoten" su
Sinsen, msl9er suslei9 rSinssr 2reiss
blatt" 1T. Oas senannte Gulturtampfs
bldttden. oeien eisentlider Better Elm eors
tiger Suoe iein iOu, i6reibt in ieinsr Num>
mer pom IA. Sebr. iber bic leets sroBe
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wieoer elm Wial ieine Iebnlidteit NIT benz
alien Seboua Der Suben bewdbrt, Der iei>
mem Iolte ii9 i'm brennenben Oornbui9
seiste unb in Slib uno Bonner gu ibm
ipra9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

Die unerbSrte Corruption, wsl9e aue
Sdi6ten Der BeamtenmeIt Der Der. Staas
ten burdbrinst unb ME Elm frenenbss De:
f9miir bereits bis In bas Cabinet unieres
erften Staatsbsamten porseorunsen III,
forbert su erniten @ebanten Der t1riadsn
Sisfss llsbsIs auf. Soa basietbe sebobsn
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Der @eridtsbof gu Eermonbe In
Belsien bat bic 8erfaiier einei Sdrift
vVerbono", norm bic Spitalcomlniiiion
pom 4loit unb bic r0riSer Wariens" Der
unfittlidfeit besiidtist worben waren, au
1000 ST. S9aoenerlas IN bic Spitalcom=
milton nno ebeniouiel on bic B,ibsr un6
publication bss Gr~fenntnifes uerurtbeilt.
Solte 9eetionen faaSen benz beIsiiden IL
berclen SanbaseI nidts!
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Der Btf@ofpo 2,mburs III,
ME Der rNafauer Bote" bSrt, nunrnebr
elmer, wesen @i9tbeietuns e,IeOister 8fars
reien anssbrobten, Citrate BON 5000 Wart
uerfauen, unb iinb benz s,siisn Oberbirten
rpeitere 1900 Mart In Musii9t ssfteat,
penn bis gum Is. Mdrs bic betreffenbeu
Bfarreien nidt beiett finb.
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nus oeut Gulturfampfe.

gum guIturtampf. Der v@ers
mania" Sufolse bat Der Oberprdiibsnt Der
Brouin, poien ben @eibbii9of Sanis,ewss
Il aufseforbert, fem @mt rnlsber3uIesen".
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Cine pilser:g arauane nod benz BELL.
9anbe wirb am %. Mdr,, in Der Mittass.
itunbe, o Marisias abfabrsn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28

F1yHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
up in the mosr attractive style possible.
with a view 10 the convenience ana comfort
Of patrons. The proprietor desires to call ths
attention Of customers, friends and the public
to his superior stock Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The READING ROOM of this Saloon is al
ways suppiied with the latest Papers jonrnA
tials and Mag g@1ines. jeGst
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28

DART1rs WISHING TO LEASE Or pUR-
chase Lots in the town of Ninne-
nlucca. are hereby notified that all ar
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed TO the
undersigned at Sacramento. where they Will
receive prompt at.ent .an.
~ These occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought o. leased
the same, are ala notified 10 after to the
matter wit.aoxl delay and avoid tre ~Nlc.
nelxti Il. HA GAEiL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
1h,r,icih s0,s, day Of Sept. 1916.

4. the hcur IT L, II. u -u'i day. I" nsy ssii
d.Iingucnr s-$essIneilt thereon. gethcr With
costA U, advertising: and expenses OF The ssie.
JOHN B. ELY. Secretary.
Carson, i-i.- September 9th. l-.". sp@-,d
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

uiGsyesoa "a impCstSfao6 q Xooso1jsas upon
the moral end maleeiA iatsessts Of the country.
Tvelns-fAsRspsblsea rssty ssoosnizes.
With approved, tie 6abstantiai sdvsncefece1t1y
made toward the eseS6lisAnent Of equal nights
for women, BY tbs many important a1nent1Inents
effected by Republican Legislatures in the
Laws which concern the personal and property
rotations Of wives. mothers and widows. and
BE- tho appointment sud election Of women to
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of institutions OF ednes'
honest demsnds Of this class Of eitiaeax for sd
diti,4,sl rishts s1d privileges and 'innuntne"
-houid he treated with respectful consadefs'ioa'
Congress eoversi:s rover over the Territories
Of the United states for their government, and
in .he exercise Of this power - - tEe anu
the duty Of Congress ~ prohibit anu extlrpste
in the Territories. thst relic 81 1s,oarism.
po;ySany; ard We demand such legislation a.
shall secure this snd and the supremacy OF
American institutions in Gil our Territories
Fourteep.h-The pledges which the nation
has given to on, soldiers aud sailors must be
fuitiled This great people will always hold
those who per.ied their lives for their country g
prese rysi.on i'll the kindest remembrance.
FIteen.h-we sincerely depreca.e all soc.
tiousi feeling and tendencies, and We. there
fore, note with deep solicitude that the Demo-
cratic party counts. its chief hope OF SUCCESS,
secured through the efforts Of these who were
recently arrnyed against the nation, and we in
woke the earnest attention Of the ccuntr. 70 the
grave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife and tn1reril the
nstionA, honor sld human rights.
Sixteenth-We charge the Democratic marry
with being the same in character and Split as
when it sylupathized with treason; with max
ing It's control of the House of Representatives
the triumph and the opportunity Of tt nation $
recent foes. with resssertins and applaufing at
the National Capitol the sentiments of unre-
repantsut rebellion: with sending Union sol.
die.s to the vail sad promoting Confederate
soldiers TO the front: with deliberately propos-
Ing 20 repridiste the plighted faith OF the Gov-
eri:,uent: with being equally false and imoecile
L. oye,shaiowins the ends Of Justice by its par
tisac acknowledgement and obstruction OF inrcs-
tiSstion; with proving itself through the peri"t:
Of i:s ascendency in .ha Lower House Of Con
sress. utterly incompetent TO administer the
Goyernms ut. and warn the country against
Trusting party thus alike unworthy, recrean;
and in IS pablo.
Seyente,rtn - IL. SatioDsl Administrative NJ
merits ccni,. ndstio for It's honorable work IN
the management o dom. site snd for ign hft ar
and President Esrsnt deserves the continued ard
hearty ..ratituie of the American p"otle tor his
ps.rio.isa, and his iG;,aes. services 10 ar anu
IN peace.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

e. &. EATTERriN, CHsirm. ~.
y G. Lc..D, : cre;arJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
PPIJcATIDS FOR PATEN

N Notice No. 3i5. United etrtes survey No.
SY.-UDiteti States Lsnd Office, Carson City, NJ
ysds. May l6th, IS7t.--Sctice is hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY corporation duly lncpfpf
rated under and 10y virtue Of the laws or IN"
State Of California. having its principal pisce
of business in the city If San Francisco, Stat
of CulitoIpia has tn L day by A. s. GOULD, itI
attorney in fact auI agent tHhosc Post Cfhc,
address is Carson city, Nevada, Insde appiica
ton Tor United Ststes patent Tor nfteen hun
dr..d q aSil linear feet of the Williams Lode,
bearjp. cnl. aud silver quartz and other min
erals Of r,c!ous metals. together with surface
ground six hundred $500 feet in width, Tor ID"
conyenien. working thereof; Situate IN the Eagle
and Wasboe Valley Mining District, Ormsoy
county and State of Nevada, known and desiS-
mated on the field not.g and Official plat ~
United States survey or LOT No. 80, in Section 70.
Township 10 north OF range 10 east Monte IN
able meridlsn: the exterior bondsrMe OF saiu
lot No. 50 being As follows, TO Wiz: Beginning
at most marked No l. L. =. Survey No. ~.
whence the southwest corner OF SECTION ~,
Township Is north OF range 10 east. bears south
7eo 2a' west sa5 $40 feet; the Ayers and HOP
kins Silver Mining Company scabiu bears NORTH
sls G vest ESQ feet, and the discovery aud " orA
in, cut and tunnel u'IoH this mine bears n"rth "
PC east 925 feet: thence running hrst course.
north l5to west sGJ feet to pest marked No =
+ & Survey No. 80; theme. second course, NORTH
7ti.C eaSt ta) feet 10 rcst isrked Nc. ) e : sur
ycv No 80; thence third course, south fa3S'
east 40 feet to pos Znarkcd AZ. .. sufsey
No 80; thence 1our.h coGree soatn 'sss ~h'
taD f,nt TO post Ne. l. the. place of beginning,
containing 20 Gs-l 100 ares hearings expressed
,you the true meridian with Il magnetic vsris-
tinu of lG1c east This claim War located IN
der the nans OF the Williams Mining CisiD
pn. surye-, made TO act.urd therc"lth IN"
,ro,liuns and improvements on this mine con
sist OF a1 open cut 50 Ieet Tong. 70 fe't wide and
20 feet dep. ana ttrnsl run III IT,. hill ir",n
the face oi said cot CIstanrn o' .! ieei, *
a;,,o srao in VI H.. .his ciailu Is bounded
northcrly by the Ayers Coasniidated Stlve' Min
ing Co,n pays claim; scrtberly by 'ie Loretta
Cnfnna,ts's mining claim. Tho sad luihihs
claim being recorded III Tire Once OF 'hy lie.
,,r,,,r Of oamsbv county aforesaid, in volume
\ folio SIS Any ana all persons Ginning any
portion Of said Ayes an.i H"i'Slhs SILVER MN
ing Cumpany's claim NJ required to Ele tiielt
adv. rise claim with the REGISTER - tho ohi'ca
states Iuud once nj Carson Guy, Nt'aca, dur
i,g The sixty " period d pGs''cntt'hf or they
vii -, barred In v.r.ue u, tng pryvisl9n' OF
"a. sL.1t.. lius.i! = NAtiA, E,gtztrt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
Also. Agent. for DR.. Lee Rirhau's
Golden Pills.
PUBLICATION FOR PATENT.

II To the NORTH CARSON NINE. No 3G;.
L. g LIND Office, Cs City. N.y ada March,
sd. 1916. - Notice j. hereby Etfrn that the
NORTH Carson SILvEE MiN,Na tcNTAST, 10y
its authorized s.tDt \. s. GOULD. whose posi-
yfiice address is Carson Ci'E, Nevada. has this
day filed its application fer patent for flf-
Lteu Hundred liuCar feet IF The North Carson
Mine or vein bo2ring gold aud silver, with
surface grolild Fix hundrcd fcet III width
situate lying and being in Eagle and Washoa
Valley Mining District, County OF Ornlsb!.
and State of Nrvads, and known aud dcsis-
mated ly the field notes and official I'la. On ILL.
liz tllis olticp IS Lot No. j.? il Township 16,
north Kariy. twenty east Of Aonte DIablo MT
ridien the exterior boundaries ui saiu Lot No.
a. being Ms follows, tc-wit: Variation, To- 70
east Commencing ST Post No. !, At :. +. corner
Of the claim, the sout,lern slope OF thu
mouut.in, from which point the section corner
port at The ). L. corner III section 81 L, 10 ~,
T. 20 e., NJ. ID. NJ. bears :. ue iT J.. lsAI feet
distant and the flag staff Tie dome OF the
state Capitol at Carson City hracs =. - b l..
snd running y. 45o A. L. 900 tLct 10 Post No.
2: thence n A ~ ". 600 feet to Post No. j:
thence $ as ~ ". 800 feet TO Post No. 4:
th,nce s.. a" - J.. soc feet 10 plsct IT heSiu'
ning cou.si Iinc =" .Gt-luU acres. Ihi- claim ~
bounded bv I q other known lriDes or mining
cl.ims 4 ~ lncnti,n Of this uue is duly IT.
corded in the Ercorder's Office ri Eagle aud
Il ashoe Vail Mining District al Carson City,
Nevada in |: ,Gk \ 81 folio 1872. Any and all
persons ella u..Iis adversely any portion Of said
Worth Carson Min: said mining ground SIS
b.. rcinbtfure tict Iibtd required TO hlc Their
adverse claim with the Register of the [ nitcd
States Land Office, ~ Carson City, in the State
Of Nevada. during the sixty days period of pub
lication hereof or they viii he barred by virtue
- " - A. Waltz, Register.
T. u. EDWARDS, Attorney. nihG6
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
,'l!fICLL..
PROPOSE AMENDMENT AMI

- u
revision Of .he Constitution or the stale oi
Nevada, passed ut the seventh seseion o! the
Legislature:
Tesolvcd, by the Assembly. tire Senate con-
curing That the Constitution Of the state OF
Ne :ada bt ailJi;d;ti As follows:
Amend Section one OF Article IN Of che Con-
siiutici, Of the State OF Nevada So IS 70 read 81
follows:
Sectien I. Thc tis.si year ehsli commence or
the inst day Of December N caca year.
Passed Janusrv II, 1917.
Resolved. 10y the Assembly, the Senate con
curing, That our history Stste, has Taught
IL. the necessity of revising the Constitution;
We therefore recommend the electors. a: the
raxt election for members of the Legislature, to
vote tor or AGAINST the calling of Convention
FOX The rurprs. Of revising the CONSTITUTION Q,
the state ct Nevada.
Pa.sc February Is, ISIS.
hereby certify III. foregoing 20 be t,uo cop
les FROM the original enrolled Rcso!us'o2s IL
al. il. NV Office.
Witnes. NV hand and :he Great Seal CT
IAL. state. August |, 1876
im3-iAv J. u. MINOR. 5ec'y Of state.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

FOB JusTIc:: cr THE SUPREME COURT.
%. n. LEON ARD.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
ura CONSOLIDATED GOLD

"A snd silver Mining Company. Location
Of yr.uo:pal place of business. Csrsoa ilty.
Nevada location of works, Pyramid Lake
Mining District, Wsshoc County, Nevada
Notice "a hereby given that there are delinquent
upou the following de-cIiEeti capital stock OF
the Company on account ct Assessment Ne. ?,
levied August ic.h. 1915. The several amounts
~. cnpo.;," the names Of the respective share
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Ard u accordance with lsw and n trdrr o.
the Board OF Trustees, 1lsdc on the 10Th day
,,f tr:,1- iS7i so many shares OF eact par-ei OF
sGch stnrL as ,rsy be necessary Wiii hH solt At
:,r;nIi, ar,..irn at the Office Of the >,"rHiir
l., Il G.. NJ! ,'fg''i','s IrUClrr stNrr II ~
v..i4. :, =