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Republican State Convention.
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COMMITTEES, :
HARRIsBuRG, Feb. I, 1876. J

In persuance of resolution of the
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Cincinnati, on the 18th day of June,
1876.
BY order of the Committee,
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A. WILSON NORRIS, Secretary.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-11
Application for Patent.
a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. s22.



Eureka, Nevada, Mach /. 1874
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu,r
~ the Richmond Mining Company AZ Tli
vadn, a corporation existing under And u
virtue of the laws of the State Of N.xsS:s
has this day, by Thomas Wren. its duly w.
thorized agent, whose postofice adde's.
Eureka, Nevada, fled its application for !
patent Tor I'VE ncres as q mill site. situa.s
lying ard being in Eureka Mining Tistr;st'
county OF Eureka and State Of Nevada. sn3
known and designated by the field notes ~
official plat on file in this office as Lot M a.
ia nnsurveyed lands. '
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. 81
being as oliows, to-wit:
Variation l6.e Dig h: commoncing at A most
marked No. |, u. 5. Survey 80. W. The ssms
being post No. ] Of survey No. 80 mill sits
survey, whence the flag staff in the town of
Eureka bears y II Dig 20 IN W 2,232 feet. ana
tho northwest corner o. the Richmond Mining
I, onipany Of Nevada refinery bears S "a d. i
III 4-lO IL: thence running first course NS1
,ig w 10 II, to post marked No. 2, L.. s, Sur.
ysy No. III; thence second course N 81, dg
3 100 II. to post marked No. z, I. 4. Survey
No. 81; thence third course ) ~ Dig y "a #.
to post marked No.. 1. L. y. Survey No. u:
thence fourth course ~ dg % ~ W $50 lilo
II, to post on the eastern boundary Of said
survey No. ~. martod nc. ). L. S. Survey
NO. II. and thence fifth course n III dg W
~ 1-lo Il. to piaco OF beginning, containing
i've acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
lortion Of said Mil site as herein.
be ono described. are required to file
their adyersc claim with the Register
Of the United states Land Office, at
Eureka, IN tho STATE Of Nevada, during the
sixfy days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the proyis-
ions Of IN, Statute.
mr2- Cd u. y. IMMEL, Register.
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Application for Patent.
For. II Mill Site.
NO. s23.
T.. :. LAND oErrcx.
iEvrek a, Nevada, March /. IS

Eureka, Nevada, March l. 1870.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho Richmond Mining Company Of No
sada. a corporation existing under and BY
virtue of the m~s Of the State Of Nevada,
has this day. by Thomas Wren. its duly su-
thori1od agent, whose postotfico address is
Eureka. N,yada. 6i.d its application for 0
pnfont fer FIVE acres as "A mill site, ~situsto.
living and being IN tmreh a Mining District,
county of Enrets aud state Of. Nevada. and
SHOWN and designated by the field notes and
e%ficial FLAT on. do in this Office as Lot No. o.,
in uDssrve,ed land.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. q
being ms follows, to-wit:
Variation l6l, DIG east; commencing At 8
post marked No. L. ;. Srrvey No. %, the
site surrey. whencp the flagstaff in the town
Of Eureka bears y - Dig 81 IN W 2,400 II, and
he northwest corner Of the richmond Mining
Company Of Nevada Refinery bears 7ldg Am
W $50 6'l0 T.: thenee rnnnifg first courses
2, Dig 81 IN Il 6lj 40 Il. to post marked No. 2,
Z. 5. SURVEY No. 81: thcuce second cour Q )
s5], Dig " SO II. to post. marked No. 3, u.
Survey No. w thence third course s So d.
= lUD It. to vest marked Nc. 4, U. 5. Survey
No. %; thcneo fourth course ) slI1 dg W Hi
Il. TO pest marked Ne. ). T.. !. Survey No. y.
he salne beng post No. z Of survey New:
hence fifth coarse n ~ Dig " 25l LILO II, 70
post nrnrAcd No. u. L. ;. Survey No. w, the
same b ing rost No. ) Of survey No. VI. and
thence sixth course N ~ d. ~ m y S3l-HOf.
t, pl CO Of beginning. containing fvo acres.
PORTION of said Mill Site as herein
before described, hre required to ME
their adverse claim with the krgis-
tor Of tho United State. Land Oliee
at Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, ,durlny
the sixty days period Of pu Utilization hereof.
or they will be barred By virtue Of The pro-
visions OF the STATUTE. d. b. IMMEL.
mr2.30d Register.
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Application for Patent
IL Mill Site.
NO. a2+.


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Eureka. Nevada. March j. le,"
NOTICE 10 HEkEEY GIVEN me- ne.
IN the Richmond Mining COMPANY :" nd hv
wade, q corr GRAFTON existing unus,
virtue Of the laws Of the state OF ~" nv
has this day. oy Thomas Wren, It's guy l.
tho-iztd agent, whose postoflice auuios
Eureka. Nevada, filed its acplicatioh io,s
patent for Ave acres as a MIL sue n,iis,riet
iying and being in Eureka Mining plsumS
county Of Eureka and state or Nevtua. ~
fnows and desig mated by the field notes az
official plat on file in Il is oiiico us bo' W.
in iinsurveyed lands. NJ 4
The exterior boundaries OF said Lot ~"
being as follows, to-wit: alta
Variation 49,, dg east: commenclrg ~
post marked No l.. U. :. survey q a. !" and
sa me bcirg post No. 4 Of survey no. w, "
ost No. 81 survey No. 20. mil site snrsel.
whence the flagstaff in tn town OF nun,,h-
bears N % Dig ~ IN W 400 ", anc tne c ~
west cornor Of the Iichmond Mlnins n
pnny Of Nevada refinery building ouars Il.
dg 70 W $40 6-l0 IL: thence running Ns,mr.
az " rs # to post marked No. 2. u, ,. s sa;1d
yey NO. 93 the satno being post no. wnS1
survey No. VI; thence second course si,s"r
u go Il. to pest marked No. ,, y +. :; an II.
No. Ss: thence third course ) "a dg Y ~ az.
to post marked No. I. u. Ssr.ey AZ =, "a
thence fourth course ) S51s dg y x ,ie
,ost marked No. >, u. s. Survey. NO. W, =
same being post No. 2 Of said survsy " i;
w: and thoncc ffih course n 70 dg umw
6i6 $40 #. to place of beginning coh'a'"
f. acres. ...,r any
ANY and all persons claiming adversely I ~,
fore described, are required "pos;s-
their adverse claim with the oeea at
ter Of the United States Land y nS The
sixty days period Of publication hereof, o.
they will be barred By virtue q Ihe
ions Of the Staas&a
W0
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NllE C0pARTNEkShIP HER ET0FORE
existing berween Conrad Hotz and VIII
liam Scheer, under the nance of tiotz 4 Scheer
Bakery, on east side Of Main street. north OF
Clark street, Eureka, Nov. has this day been
di solved ny mutual consent. Conrad hotz
ha ing sold his interest in the property and
business and dehts due said firm to Jacob
Jacob Koerstoler will hereafter conduct the
same business at The Same i.lace. as partners.
under ths name of Scheer y koerstoIer; and
collect all bills and claims due the old firm,
and pay Gil debts due by it.
CONRAD HOTZ,
VIM. SCHEER.
Late firm of notz 4 Scheer.l
WIN. SCHEEk
ia, Oh kOERST0LER.
New firm o Scherr X koerstoler.)
EUREKA. Nov, April l, 1875. api-lm
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on tho frat
-ist-day Of March, 1878, so many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as may DO neces-
sary will be sold at public auction, at hoe auc
ton house Of John liid eson X son. NJ. 40,
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
on
Tuesday. the 2Jth day OF April. 1875.
At the hour Of one W o'clock ?. NJ, Of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessments there
on, together with the costs OF ad vertisiDg ana
OK penses Of the sale.
w.-A. TRAYL0R, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 81 Nevada block, No. 800
Montgomery street. san ! rancisco, Cal.
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