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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
LEelI ssfIcEs.
SuMMons.

IN TEE DISTRICT COURT or THE
II Firss judicial District Of the etsfs oe Ne
vsda. N md for the county q et,rvy.
cvMDE and the SULLIVAN SILVER MINING
COMPANY. osfsndants. .g..1 ll -.
vist Judicial bissriet o. shs sisis q Nsvsss,
IN asA for ths county u nsopsy. ana ths eon.
plant alsd n aid eoanty, In The ono. u tho
6lsrk q ssi1 Distriet coifs. On The ssd dsy Of
*. III. VI 'i' q xs,sds ssuds a s.ing TO 4. Z.
papy. Dsfsutantsi You srs hereby requirvd 10
appseR % an sctiou bfouGht agslnss Jon By
the above named plaintiG. N the Disfyiet cDurt
Of the rfrss Judicial District Of tbs STATE Of Ne
vsda. n And q. shs os.s,y e $40 q. I'D
days lsselasivs u tss dsy Of ssrviesl sfsss he
ssfvios on you of this samuoas, n served IN
ssla county, or 10 ssrvet out OF said eoanty.
within twenty days. and u al othss eascs fe1y
days. o. Judgment by dsfanit VIII b tahsiI
sgsin.t zoe. according 70 the pfaysf Of MID
ne said action 10 broasht to obtain Jsds.
mens of sad Court against 700 for The sum Of
Sssi %, Unitsd Btatss gold coin. and intsrrst
thersoa from the Let day " March. ts7e. o. The
rais Of ten per cent per aoaih for eg.A o.
plaintiff upos The following dssesibed pssm.
les The south thirtssn hundred feet Of that
osrtsIs nlnins elsin and qusEts lode, bearing
gold apd silver. s.tnat 4 N the 0oid nin Nh.
Ing Dbtrict, cpuniy Of staf5. Mats of hsvAi. :.
dsscribsd a feilos. esfinn'Sg :: ~ nosth
about two hubd "a fsrt soatheriy frofa ravine.
and vhsncs besrs the soulhwpss corner y - II
the Knrops Cjmpanyis q. .. Survey, No. l07.
north. 2 dsgysss ~ minntss west. 7,0ss f.ss. aud
running from aid north center post,. rinss
courpe = East. 800 feet. Second G. ufse- south.
t Tnlrl rou Xa~f mo f~sl
Fourth courss-North. 100 feet. fiflh cours.
--East. 800 feet, 10 the point of beginning. con
tainIng - e1-l00 acres. bearings expressed
from tree msndian-masnstir variation, Ion
degress easi. y....f flal.
Plaintiff slbsss In bic complaint That be sold
materia. 10 be used In. aId which wss used In.
the construction Of Q store houss, tunnsi and
shan, situated upon the aboveslescribed prem
isss. between the Gth day Of October. 1873. and
January 18th. 1870. Of the value Of tt3l 20
United States gold coin. and trat' no part VI
the sams has been paid save the sum VI SO 81
that ihsrs 10 now due piaintif from 700 the
pum OF f36l %. vi b In crest - afvrvpaid.
whsrefors plaintiff demands the saie Of saIo
premises fr the satisfaction OF bis said lien
and demand. All Of which VIII more fslly ap
On Ole, copy OF which ,ou an herewith served
And you are hervby q ,tined that " you faii
70 answer tbs complaint. the said plainiiG Will
apply 70 the coa't foe the relief therein es-
nAndsd.
iriet Court Of the first Judicial District VI th.
stats of Nevada, IN aud for ths rouniy Of BIO
ny, this 2lth day OF Nay. In the ytsr OF oui
Lord ons thoussnd eight hundred and seventy.
IsEALJ W. q. THOMPSON. ci.rt.
by q. ID. BEssioxs. Depufy Clerk.
H. n. TAILOR. Attorney Tor Pialntin.
lei lnWlm w
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. sfs.
q. =. s.rvey Ne. Ias.

TT q. LAID OFFICE. CARSON oIrY, MI.
" vads. May -, is7G. = Notics ID herrby
giysu thai The "slIPRhluB GOLD AND an
vkk NfNlNQ COMPANY corporation dniy
STATE of California, vhore po.tonios sddnSs
and principal place of busineps 10 san fran.
eI.co. "a iiorpla. has this day. by J. u. Nc.
kNtshT. its Bupt rtnissdcst snd daily suihor-
issd agent. msds application . United states
psien. for ni.en tandrd tlsoD lin.Ar feet OF
togcihsr with surfsep ground six huDd,cd fset
~ Width, sitnaie. iyieg aud bsing In the Gold
I'LL kining DisiricS. ~ ~, county and STATE of
Nevada. known and dsv,gnAisd ON The nsid
notes ana onieiai plat % United Mates Survey
OF la No. iss. In seeiion ~. Township "
north. Of hange q east, Mount Disblo meridian,
the exterior boundaries of said Lot No. iss be.
Ing % follows, 10 witt Beginning at Q BOAT
marksd No. ], ". b. surv~y No. lss. locsiel
about peventy.nvs feet bslow the OphIr 0rads,
on the north eide a. Crown Polni iiavine. and
wns nce lears The rross on The Catholic Church
In God hlll soath Sis degre~s esst hagstsI
on Fort Homestead routh ksh degrees east
nAgsian on Mount Pu,Ier moth 3ik degrees
west be quarter section corner on the south
llne of ssctisn 81. Township u norih. Rsbgs %
east, Mount Diablo meridian, rouih 10 degrees
west, i.vD fcrt, and running hoin ,sid post No.
first courre-North s0k degr 20 vtst Do
feet. Co Post No. .. Thence, nscond rourps--
nonh 10 deRrs 20 MINUTES wet i.ao fe~t. 20
Poet Ma. .. Thence. tbinl rouIse-s south sok
dsgrrsr East Gov feet. 10 fO-t No. 4. Thence,
fourth eosrss-soulh i0deyr~ss 70 minutes sssi
teoo feet, 70 Post Eo.b. Thence. nnh course--
North tOH degrres wrst 5UD feet. 90 pOst No. l.
the point of begnning- containing ~ ti.i00
scres. bssnngs expressed nom the true msri.
east. The ,ab0r snd I'm niTroveinenis consist of
. shan and tuppel. taervding 900 In value.
Survey made to acc0ri with nc, III Of locsii0n.
This eiaiin II bounded on the south ny the On.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
! FIRST Jatieini Disuict of the State Of Ne
vsds iu and for the county OF Storey.
O. u WOOD. Pisintir. Ss. q. W. WOOD. De-
fendant.
In and for the county Of siorry. asd tLs con.
plalnt nled IN said eounty. 10 the offics Of ths
CLERK Of ssId District Court. on the 0th day ol
Nay, 4. d. isie.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting TO a. W.
WOOD. Defendant: You .rs hsrvey r~qulred %
appear Ia IN action brought agsinst you By the
above.pamed pisiniiif. In ,he District Court oI
the Firsi JuJiciai Disthf of The stats OF Ne.
yada. in and for the county OF bt0rvy. and
answer the complaint Aid therein within ten
days (txeiusivs of The day OF ssr,IceI amer tbs
service on y.u OF this saam mons. " .eived In
aaid county. or " srrved out of aid county.
viihIa twenty days. and IN I'll other cales forty
days. OF judement By defsult viii BE- taken
against yos, seeoriing 10 the prAysr Of ssad
ne aid s<tien 10 brusht 10 ,bssfs sjuds
ment aud decree Of paid Court dissolving the
and PLAINTIFFS awarding u plaiptin the care.
custody and control VI the minor shiidrsn.
James W. Wood and Flora I. wood. lane Of The
marriage between you aud plaintiff: Tor costs o.
suit AID counsel fecs ]; snd also decree Of said
Court awarding 10 piaintin the sois ovnership
Ot tut tummuuity ptopVfO WV oNueN VI you
and plalntif. consisting Of q homestead. ind
situate in1hs town of Gold HilI. county Of Bto
rsy and described % follows. 10 wit ] OF Mum.
her Twenty ts0). In Dloek kumb<r One ~.
Range ID, Es known aud dtslgnaied upon the of.
sclal plat " map of the town of Gold HIil. to-
gethsf with . dwelling situated ths ron ana The
hou ehold fnrniturv, al of the vaius OF one
Thousand dollars % thefesboub. fof csuss u
setiou, plaintiff alleges fsiinv and neg ect ON
Jour part 20 provids plsintln and pour children
with the common nscessariss " life. All Of
which will jnore fully sprear By rriefencs To
plAintlff's complaint hsrin on nie. eopy Of
which you are herewith rerved.
And "a srr her by notined ihat 10 you fall
10 answer the complaint, the ssid . aintln vial
apply TO the court for the relief therr u do
msndesl. .Il
Olyen under my hand aud the zeal of the Dis
trirt Court of the tirst Judicial District of the
state of Nevada. In and Tor the county of Btc-
rry, this iOth Day VI May. In the year - our
Lard oLr tLousiLd eight hundrrd aud setrniy'
isslLI ". q. THOMPSON. cisrh.
By e. u. SESSIONS. Depnty Clerk.
~ IA 1rt.w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
APPLICATIONS roR PAfESi.
AppucITioI FOR PITTNT.
iNoTICx NO. 3is.
q. y. sarvey Ne. III.

N..sds A,sti "A is-s ..Nosirs A he,s.
- s,xS. shss ~ cyIosTI rINISa frlu.
pxivs sc-r,s.s,cr Srv.si,.d s.a sxissI,, /,
.sAss.s. 49, ~ ~. a,.ts ~ c.iuo,n,s h.,s
~ ,.-sr<.ss .af,.ss - ~ .s.,,s, ni.cs
~ asaisroI - is.ss shsss..r sh,.
-. al I. ssis ~ - 80 r.Cr.,s.s sn,,i,'.-
~. - ! f,n,ssS S,st.s p.,sra X ~ tha,,.
49, as 80, IL. ~, ~ ~. ca.. sacs s,o.'s
n a. s~y.s~ so.S sni siiy,r' nm snsfs' !.
sranrd snbrse.ns air ID, sr,s. MI y. no, ~
sn ss,s. situsis IN 0o,d NH nisinr Disirisl.
- sss's.- - M A.. - Ss..a. ~. 49,.
M ..ss,ss - 49, III "a Ss',sn.,s ~ ~ ~,
siss .nd s-H 80. IN. AZ n, ,n'. asss. =.
Hss,.S s.ssss ssrvsv ~ I'd Na III .,tns,s 4,
sor,s' Rsncs n IA sosnt pisnlo mes,disn.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
ORDINANCE NO. es.;

uIH. no RID OF TRusTKKs OF rnE
u Town of Gold uIil do orisins
Any person or tersons who shall dep..lt. o.
Gauss 70 Be deposited. upon % , strest sliey q
pubic thorouehfars within ths ineo posnis
ilmits 81 the Town of Gold iiill, sny rlas.. bot
il~s, hoo, .. naila. sshss. pepss. or rubbisA oi
any kidd, shall be deemed 70 have committed
any Jasies Of tie Prses Of aid Town OF 0sld
Xiii, shall bs nnsd IN sny psn Dot sxcsedin}
afty dollar, nor Ice than ten dcllar.. With
eosts o. puit, and unlesa said nns b paid puck
psssos or psrsops shall BE- impriscbtd 4 IN ~
Town jail q lhs rate Of one dsy for ese'y tws
dollar Of said hns.
ThIs Odisaeos shan be strictly enforced os
], D. I/OyHACHAN. Msrshsi.
Cola TIlt. revads Mar 70, 1879. mysI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
APPOINTED a AGENT.

MOTTO. 70 HKaEBy OWEN THAT !
IN have appointd II. v. Ray ny Agen! 70
h not oaiy fuily authosixsd 90 sig- my NAM
and persips for ell moneys eollrctsd, bat q, Q
70 eve for the sane. 70 becsssssy. NJ hays
plsre Of business 70 u q. II. 0sllups asaf
Store. cuposiia The Bank of Csii'cspia. nsiu
,trsrt. COD Hill tn the abssecs OF ~. ksy.
o. u. osiiup 10 suthorizsd 10 rses'v 'es
nsS.,ss s,ss IN Ss' me- p o. o. nuxpHLL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

Iyyou can give 10 the fainting soul Al
your door . cup of water from ths wsn
Of truth, 10 shall fash back ON you The
radiance Of heaven. Al you save. %
shall you b saved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

DEposrrs sfcoIx on BcLLIoN received.
IL ,lther oa open acopans sr 70 issss csk.
TiRicArEs therefor, payable a. tAs option q
shs holder) In Gold Hin or Ban franeiseo; V
maze eollsetioas. parehass hsilio, attns noss
fsvorabls rsiss, o. advance eein sAssson vhsn
fosvaraed 10 the Parent Bask In ean franeiseoi
ssils Bills Of Kxehanse. aad traaseefs osesfA
Banking Buslnsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
nIscELLAsSsus.

col D HILL
LUMBER YARD
sMAiN sSREav. ooI6inilL.
(Jsst ssevs tAs Raihssd crossing)
B. n. CARRIcK
~ PRoPRIEroR. isdi Ia
NEVADA LUMBER
ilaei ovALL KINDS. '.-s
REDWOOD. eREGeS = SUGAR PINE
MILL AND MINING FImsERs,
ELUME AND BUILDING LUMBER,
ETC. Rrc- Erc. '.sS
A COMPLETE AssoRrMEnr
CLEAR AND DRESSB BD
LUMBER.
Flooring, Siding, Rustic
AND 0rHRx nTyLRs Ov go
SIDING. MOULDING. LATIN.
sHINaLEs, pOORs,
SASH AND BLINDS. ETC.
q ~ ALWAYS ON HAND.
az: oE,,:..:.!:s 2. .s.;l. & the '.-''' Cash Rates.
Q. II. cARRIcK,
t,n u PRoPRIRrOR.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
". [ z N z RY,
.succr,.o. ro....
v. LENHRY . COnPAHf.
LowER GOLD NIL
A LwAys ON HAND A PULL AssoRr.
Groceries and Provisions
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Grain and Ground Feedi
WINES .sA LIQUORS,
TOBACCO ssd CHARS,
PAINTS SD OILS,
BOOTs and SHOES,
HARDWARE aaa cROCKIRY,
DRY GOODS & YANKEE NOTIONS
Centlsmsn's Furnishing Goods, etc. Just
received nom Vermont. choice lot of Maple
syrup and Maple sugar. Goods delivered free
N. D. Parties indebted to the old nrm are
requested to call promptly and setiis: is:,n~
lyts ~ - v. LkMkhI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

40 4 DAY At HOak-lakNTs WAIT.
nsis rRu. . co.. Aseusts, Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

AriAxo affords . young lady chance
TO shov her lingering and her hngsr
ring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

Ix The Affairs Of life. activity Is TO bs
preferred 10 dignity, and practical sner'
~ and dispatch to preneditatsd COM
noxura and ressYHe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
cHsIsrIANrfY vKRsrs rAcANIsM.
~ VI. Z. wnAnx.

~ 1&@~-+
NJ. n ses,e. Msa q seliiii
~ q povsf and parposs hieh;
vs - Isvs yonr eoantry's honor.
La q lsIsshood dta yosr sys:
r,os sSs rSaia q dssth ssa dafknsa
sss sdvascs he paea- easd.
Dsinsinf sssas q sars 80 esSse'sA
d, sAs tide es svsi sssniae;
- - dssolatlng bnshA
- ~ shrosA IL sieoo stsrasi
Fvsry forn q bsssay esisht;
npresAlsa bass eoatsnisaftoe.
Yuai dissass I'D norai dssls.
worss thsA esraqr.ks. -.
VIA svslis ssr s,osd- -soeeht blrshfiGAsf
Vnss svsil car fertile ulainsr
vs.s sssiis our val b 10 trsssurs'
Whaf ars IN oar prss - gatnsf
II - eeaing Rsssraiioee
csshsd thiS eissA q erins hsnsaah.
cssps wtsh hAt,sr tnprves.loes
We vAs 80 sss dnsoss' s'ss'h'
La - ssass q vel. dslssles.
~ ~ hsrnisesssss dsssivs;
Hissossss q ths nesgoi Tartar.
Ne s.ch pses1s svss lseye.
Nissly tkaaaa.A hesAs q chrlsaians.
Crowssd tnpsnat
Wa Iine.s. - 4. ~.
seoefse - sS'H.
n ,As v.is, Of snelsst osorsia,'
cnytsaisn blood N rivsrs ran:
In..oaa murdered Christian nothsrs,
Uspds Who bore The shsps of man.
Al ths noath u glosny eevsfns
where ths Casis,ias i.ihsf nsa.
Hsng TIE scanslds o. Ne s
brssthins hale III AZ ws
whsa Aisppo f.li esfess snsm. nm,
sssssnsd the ssssts viii stool @ mAaaes'
Whiis their skessAs The ssr appsnsd;
AnA at lspahAn minice
Nsslsu fell eetors ,nslf sn,s
rpArsd thsy neithsr ~ - s'stion
None survived 10 wesr shsw jus.
snyrns fell IN Elesloas sos,sss ~
Thy1xh dsf~edsd oy ne v.,cs
" Ne Christisn hhiehn o. hh'ass
Yrom The voiga's icy vaisrs;
Yron Danaseos 10 ths shore,
" tbs 0rseisn =, y ssr,ss.
Al saeeu-esa 70 A''s
sun thsir hatred unfelentiss
iivss q uhsa non hItasa eaysrns
shrishs Of Christian fAthsrs rsne
ntop then not receive the deooss
And our rec nay ses seAn: -
Dpsolsfsd homss md h.srh ssaoss
Win the bsbss and niothsrs NAM.
Iisasa shi.ins iiss,s M ,s I'''A
nsss the eass and solv. ne pios"
Count ths gain snd eoens .hs
Pos one angel sent ~ 49, 49,
nAason thr0ugh os.ioeI '
P.eans came IN serrisd tnoosAn's
10 dsrsds The ChrtstiAns oou'
Bsatss ssnd V sneIsss syns
Pises hin On the ds.s n.Iors.
PrSschtsg ns. vnc ~. ",..,.
bsarch the enArnen =. -
And rsiss Ash'
hisd him 10 the .ssfeu imsxs
willis yoo talk " 'ssas
..
Cursss rses upen .ne 49, ~,
To Goa psts viii rrssdoms ianof'
In the voshshop and tns ns'a.
LlxAte gloon upeo snsn
Never ehssred " neU UnS,,. nS
Wso, aato oar ehlidrse ~
Wsald beQueaah thsh es"A'As
'fwas ths GLORIOUS s.~ss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

T,RrsH Bread. PIES, CAKES. ~
: and Het Rella, svsfy day. ~lH
Fancy % assortsd Cakss made 10
order d sAort notice.
vssA kas.sn oysters received evsFy morn
ne Rss,aar.a, pspartmsat 10 the nnsst In
ths Btsts. Al klnds ef Game. pouitry and
Irssh rish rsssivsd and ssrvsd up daily. oom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

TIE Sioux Indians name their pa
pooses after svsnts transpiring at the
time Of their birth. Az illustrative OF
this peculiar trait. Red Cloud 10 known
10 have taken that name from the faot
that the wsstsrn sky was overspreed
with red clouds at the moment OF his
birth; vhils the bringing Of . captive
horss with . spotted tail gave the nov
great chief the singular coanomen OF
spotted Tail. Sitting Bull recsived this
name because Q buffalo bull vas. BY .
lucky shot, thrown upon its launches In
plain sight Of his mothers tspss ut ths
natal hour: while the eavorting Of q
fractious pony Furnished name Tor the
-..lonbfshla CYaxy HOfae.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-09
TO Parties Interested.

The advertisement dated December 2sth of John
NJ q. Parker, President does not stat, whe. her
SalamanGer F.lting contains ASIDE stOs not.
As A gents for IL. w. Jehns
No 81 Maiden Lane New York
And the Asbestos Felting Company, City,
No 3I6 TO 322 Front street New York,
we claim that parties selling using Boiler Fes,
Clements, Coverings, etc containing or purportlDg
to contain Asbestos who are not authorized by tho
parties repre- emit or their agents. are lnfrl glng,
and do so at heir peril.
The advertisement of John M. G. Parker, Presi-
dent does not sustain the caution contained in last
paragraph of the card of the General Manager of
Sout Branch of his COH pany.
We have late advices fro NJ. H. W. JOHNS and
the ASBESTOS FELTING COMPANY regarding
these matters and respectfully suggest to those
cies and pos themselves otherwise, concerning the
commercial stardiDg and financial responsibility of
the parties represent, and compare the zane
with that OF the company represented by .In0 NJ u.
Parker that they may Judge whose guarantee Will
be safe in of damages
We have now in tore, for inspection and SALE a
stock of ASBESTOS, and ASBESTOS BOILER
FELTING, ASBESTOS ROOFING. ASBESTOS
PAINTS, ASBESTOS COATING aud ASHES rOS
STEAM PACKING, and are therefore prepared to
steam boilers and pipes with ASBESTOS
FELTING CEMENT, promptly.
We refer to the work we have done during the past
twenty nine months and we guarantee our work IN
every particular. and guarantee our patrons against
damage on account of SUPP osed Infringement.
h DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO.
II Union street. New Orleans, La,
Agents for
H. w. JOHNS, 81 Maiden Lane
Tho ASBESTOS FELTING CO.,
3l6 to 322 Front street
do ThSu&Tu New York.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-09

The United States Court for the Eastern District
of Missouri having at the last October term in equity
rendered decision in of the United States and
Foreign Saamander Felting Company, establishing
and ieatfirming their exclusive right under letters
patent to manufacture, sell and apply the compo
sition known as Salamander Feiing of which ashes
tos is component part material TO prevent radia
ton from heated surfaces, and used for
covering steam boilers and for other pur-
poses notice is hereby given to the pub
lie by the Southern branch of said COM
pany, of which John NJ. G.. Parker of New Orleans
L., IS President that any and I'll nfri ngemen,s OF
the tights of said company within the ter tors coy
cred by the contract OF said branch to manufactures
sell and apply said Feting by any person persons
whomsoever unless under authority of said company
will be prosecuted at law.
The public are also cautioned against purchasing
from any other company person, applying al y
composition or material under whatever name OF
which asbestos is component part, to De used for
the purposes covered by the patenr of said company
DANIEL EDW ARDS,
General MANAGER Southern Branch.
Office of the Southern Branch u $. and F S.laman-
der Telling Company, New Orleans La. Dec 20,
1875. DBL TuThSuim
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-09
4 CNrd.

OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN BRANCH u S. AND)
FOREIGN SALAMANDER FELTING Co. ;
New Orleans, La. Jan. l, 1876.
Referring to an advertisement of he New Orleans
agents of II. W. Johns, No - Maiden ne, New
York in which it is stated that my card If the 18th
ult does not state whether the 'Salamander Felt ny
contains asbestos rot" | quote from letter adj
dres ed to me by { pit William Rogers, Supervising
Insp c,or Of SteamD, ats:
Being made acquainted with the facts that other
parte, claim the right to employ Asbestos in king
boil-r f ltng and advertising the same under the
name of Asbestos FetiDg l have examined the
Asbestos Fe ne so caIed-and an OF The cpin-
ion that not ne particle of that mateIia is embodied
in its composition and that the only made OF it is
the pane.
.'As To my knowledge of The Salanander Feting
and the use of Asbestos its composition say
that 1 have carefully examined the same and know
that one of its component parts is Asbestos; and
that it could not endure the great heat tO which l
know of its having been subjected if such was not
the case. | am also inf ,rmed that owners of this
Fel'lug (the United States and Foreign SAlamandel
Feltng Company invite investigation in this par
ticulaI. and submit the test samp es from their
Feltng flu nj he'd to any of their various branches.
l wi add, that l have the hi hest opinion of this
Felting when properly a. plied) as Lon OnductOr
of heat and cold its durability and economy
VIM ROGERS Snpervi si Inspector.
The public will form their own opinion from the
foregoing letter of Capt. Rogers, an acknowledged
expert, as to whether SaIam 'nder Feltng contains
Asbestos or not JOHN NJ. u. PARKER,
ia4 President
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Notice Of infringement.
ASBESTOS MATERIALS.

am the first inventor of the fol owing and other
applications of ASBESTOS and have secured by
patents and reissues of same the sole right to manu-
f4cture Asbestos RoOfings, Sheathings, Innings,
Cements Boiler Felts, Coatings, Paints etc.
Certain parties, taking ad, antage of the well
known fire. roof AMI nOn-conducting qualities OF
Asbestos (which have been developed and made pub
lie at great expense by mel. have offered for sail
spurious articles purpOrting to contain Asbestos for
Boiler Coverings Roofing and other purposes, and
have also infringed my patents and hereby give
notice that all uf myers will hereafter be prosecuted,
and all who sell any materials for the above
similar purposes, containing purportng to con-
tain Asbestos which do not bear my name and dates
of patents will do 20 at their peril.
Pamphlets, descriptive of the genuine Asbestos
materials price lists etc. will be furnished app-
cation.
II. w. JOHNS,
~ Maiden Lane New York.
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN e. BRO,
Agents for II. w. Johns's
Asbestos Coverings a, d Materials
II Union street, New Orleans, La.
Referring to the above, wish to state during the
past two aud half years have covered numbers of
steam boilers drums, pipes and chimneys in this city
and section with ASBESTOS CEMENT and other
materials best known to arrest radiation. These
Jobs have in all given the greatest satisfaction
to patrons, and to them we refer.
CALEB A. PARKER,
with Ii. Dudl " Coleman & Bro.,)
do II Union street, New Orleans.
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The Thumb as an Index Of Contempt.


Scott says that to bite the glove or the
thumb was q Border pledge OF mortal revenge
In England thumb biting was practiced to
goad an a1vers sry into fighting. Decker tells
as that st. Paul's Walk was notable for shout
behring's, jeerings and biting Of thumbs to be-
get quarrels, and Shakespeare imports the
fashion into Verona. When Gregory and
Sampson espy two Montague men out fly
their swords; but prudent Sampson. to com
pel the other to take the Initiative, bites his
thumb at them, (which is disgrace If they
bear It."
Challenged with the question, "Did you
bite your thumb at me, sir ?" he replies,
AsNo, sir, do not bite my thumb at you, sir;
but l bite my thumb!" and in few minutes
the fray begins. 1t was not absolutely neces-
sary to put the thumb to the mouth. In 1892
q rude fellow was sent to prison for casting
contempt upon the clerk of the Sheriff OF
London by raising his thumb in manifest
contempt Of our lord the King"
If one Neapolitan wishes to anger another,
he places the palm Of his right hand on the
back of the left and shakes the crossed
thumbs, symbolicsl of donkey's ears-a
pleasant bit of pantomime answering to the
Z. taking sight" popular elsewhere-a sign
of ontemptuous defiance said to be at least
as old as ancient Syria.-AH the Year Round.