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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-06

A LAnon SuN.-Ah0ut q half
million Of money has been disbursed
by the mining companies Of the Com
stock within the past few days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-06

~ For Latest Styles Of Clothing
try n. Brown 4 Co., No. q South Z
street, Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-06

TEE TiHss has the job printing
eeloe of LSos eoany.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-06
The following was established:

Adjourned to Saturday. December
BON, 1876.
j. NJ. McGINNIS, Chm.
J. A. BoNHAN, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-06

COIN & ISAACA
white House Clothine Store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-06

ME PROPRIETOR CALLS ATTENTION
- Of the citisens OF Silver City to the fses
tnAt ne mas opened tonsorial eseablashment
two DOOR sor II Of Gross' butcher shop vhsr~
oy close attention TO business he hopee 10
merit share Of public patronage.
GIVE Nh CALL WILL PLEASE Ton
, 1876-02-23
PERSONAL

Prot. Osmond atone. Director OF ths Oaein-
nkA Observatory, IL !n tho city.
Aossi - Romeo wears fur-trimmsd coat,
purple OF lssl-coiorsd tights. and yellow boots
With rod tops. Who could love 40 angel IN such
diagulss2
Spelling for the drinks IL popular diversion
10 VizginlA City ss!oons The limit IL probably
fixed u two syi!sbles. salooa loafe7 &se not ~
= fule pouesfM spoilers.
Nase Field vsitas home that Col, Forney u
412, GOO poo.sr now than he was twslYs months
ago, in consequence Of biz labors for tbs Gen.
teDniA! sbIoad, and hs 10 broken down In health
heatdes.
Theodore WAchtel is holding seoep.lops In
san Francisco, 1t which I'll tho muslcal people
Of the city aso neen. Among tbs susstA men,
toned In tho uswapspsfs recently ware Cirl
Formea and uabelmApn,
Tbs wedding OF Mr. Jamas Gordon Bsnnat.
aud Mlss Ida May, Ut Baltimore. will b es!s-
hxstsd ths Third Nsek Ia April Mia HsJ u 10
, 1876-02-23

According to the Inst reports, 1t seoms lke-
~ TINT tho Pacific Kallronl Committee will
not report tho Texas l. Arizonn pacdo subsl-
ly bill At this session. rs tho agreement Of
their Sub Committee at first seemed to inai-
cato thoy would. Tho reason Of tl,ia-if in
ticol tho favorable report DO averted-iB ovi.
IDENTIFY tho consciousness TINT tho bill would
fail in tho sennto, and thereby place the
onus Of such proposition on tho Democrat
10 party, without In fact advancing tho intcr-
esta Of tho lnensuro in nny respect. Tl'ia
being the motive Of the Cousmsttcc, 1t ia car
tninly not very crelitahle and not at oil as-
suring aB to tho future. It Is only post
ponemont of tho job to 1ull the suspicious Of
tho people for tho Presidential campatgn,
with the purpose Of betraying them nftcr-
wards. Still, VIC aro thankful even at tho
prospect Of q postponement Of tho schomo
for tho Reasion. This will gige tiae for tho
development OF future opposition. It ia
already being discovered that tho South is by
no moana unit in favor Of tho subsidy, as
Mr. ToM Scorr's strikers have represented.
It is rapidly dawning upon tho Southern peo-
pie TINT 1t is simply scheme for tho Gov
ornmcnt to build Pacific railroad which
shall be tendor TO tho Pennsylvania Con-
pnny's system, and 1t is not apparent how it
can, in this sensc, bo Of any special loncnt to
Southern ctics.
, 1876-02-23

political party aiming to control of the
nation ought to DO ashamed. The platform
is tho wall Of despair. It Ia the confession
that. 90 far rs the statcsmanship OF Indiana
il concerned, tho Republican leaders aro tn
able to graphic with tic simple difficulty Of
disposing Of Overdue, dishonored, and depro-
c'ated paper -promisos-to.pa dollars.
Tho platform carrtcs with It It's own rotri-
button. Whom political pnrty ceases to 10
aggressive, has nothing to propose, 10 ron,c-
tly for admitted evil, md thinks it itnpolitio
To ba honest, 1t naturally cries ont, "I.ct
things olono; lot tho evils euro themselves" :"
But when political party puts itsolf in Btch
m attitude, it can justly expect nothing but
defoRt.
Tho p1atform il Of that character to 10
equally unsatisfactory to both sides Of tho
question. Tho intlationists wilt apurn It,
whilo tic friends Of specie payments will re-
gard It as ovasive aud eowardly. Such plat
form will DO disastrous1y bcatan in 1nliana
unless tho National Convention substitute
better one for 1t.
, 1876-02-23
4 CREDIT CURRENCY.

Tho fatal defect Of currency based purely on
e ito 10 ay Es ausus, ot anyng .ad Il 20 Would
represent nothlng.-.fste York TINA.
Why the assumption that currency baasd purely
On credit would bo convertible into no Hzed quau-
tlty Of anything. and 10 would represent nothlug'7
Currency refo1mers do not propose All tnconvertbte
currency On the contrary. they propose to make te
present inconvertb!s currency {greenbxcta} eou-
ycrtibla or sodecmabs. How convertible or rtdoem-
able7 In Government intaraat-payinR bonds. Would
such currency represent nothing" y There Il no
species Of propsrty IN Great nsaa possessing more
ste4dneas Of value than tho conaol.-Intt7. oetan.
The amount Of ignorance and knavory OK
iibited In tho sboyo dozon linea is amazing
Tic interest on tho Dritish conso1s Ia psId In
gold. Whom they are purchased by tho Gov
efnment from tho surplus revenuos, the pay
ment 10 made In gold. The bankers give gold
for thom, and they aro not bought, sold. or dealt
IN, except for coin or its equivalent.
Tho class OF persons who call themselves
"curzenoy reforme.s" propoao convertible
bond exchsngeab!e into nothing tha. Possesses
intrinaio value. ThsIr currency Is to bo bits Of
green paper redoemab1o ta nothing bu. those
bonds, and tho bonds arc to ba payable In
nothing except tLo grcan bits OF paper. It is
not = currency based on credit ~ thAt word il
understood by business men, who mean by
credit ''trust g[yon or 1ecslyed"; expectation
Of future payment for something giyan, ~
money or goods. But this ''reiormea" currency
Ia not to bs In the nature Of promise to pay
anything tangible or valuable. Each pisco OF
stamped paper IL to bo considered actual money,
without any promise to pay. It ia not to bo
based on credit, but simply on "faith. - faith
that people will accept It IN exchango for labor,
food. ciothes, fuel, rent, and that the doctors
will tAko 1t for modtpnes. IL the Times 8Ayg. II
, 1876-02-23


hir. LAMAn's Caucus FinAnco Committee docs
not promise to bo my moro successful in
harmonizing the Democratic party on tho
finance question than tho Committee OF Thir-
teen have been in ropresaing the honest OK
preston Of tho Confederate sentiment in
Congress-. Mr.. MEADE, one Of tho Now York
delegation, has had very sharp correspond
once with LAMAn relative to 1lia failure to give
tho important State Of New York my repre-
sontation on tho Finance Committee, whilo
Ohio was givon two members. This may DO
regarded as formal protest of tho hard
money Democracy against tho complexion OF
the Committee. On the other hand, Ho1-
,1AN, Of Indiana, representing tho "softs," Is
o thorn In tho side Of the Monn1soH faction,
which hopes to patch up some sort Of meau-
inglcss compromise to which both factions
will subscribe, but which shall satisfy neither,
aud leave the country in the BANJO condition
Of doubt and uncertainty TINT now prevails.
The feet that every action and expression Of
heDemocrats arc merely Il part Of the general
policy Of trimming" with reference to tbs
Presidential campaign makes 1t certain that
nothing will be accomplished, except. per-
hnpa, tho repeal OF tho Resumption net With
out tho substitution Of any plan looking to
redemption.
, 1876-02-23

Tito 81. Louis Globe remarks that It has heaIa
nothing new from the Independent party since
1t first heard that tho sxiating condition Of poll
tics does not admit OF au Office for each voter.
Tho vomea OF Nav York arc preparing mon.
star petIlons to tho Legislature, p.ayins aRains,
the aoaotmeut of any LAWS ioe tic 1lcstslpR o1
nrostitu,1on. The Comutttos on Crime os ths
uouso hss recommended such laws.
1,sb,,o, Ano~. che,.o, In .fn,foA g.z.,h
49, ssn.,o.,. . .,,r.ri.,,c - 5.a~ns -. ,,ss..,h
m Tia Pacific Slope, Tho Ilepublicsn na.ty II
nat .sh,mad of uayes and his record, md IL.
m,n rtth h,v-saod in hix h,tr h.. = natural II.
anitv for u.vaa.
~. n,,,o,..uo r,,,. Ia. ,r,.a .,.,.~
r. a..tt,1 st.s.as 80, +. ~, - .,.,,..
ss,.. go ~ go T,,.a !, =. -. ~, .ta,s =.
"ooA ~ .s,,, a..;s,. ,,,,,.,, 80. -
Ill., % nj. i. @hs, .,s~ ~, y ..eo.r, - T1s.
nsna,., s'saa W.. atnn.r.n.r.,s. tn
'suu' "H'4 ooa'' 'A'''
"hAs 9uses places tAe scandal sefnano'os5
aoes creep lnso' In sne report OF mo onAimAo
OF tho Psnalons Committee to tho House. on
, 1876-02-23

Tho liquor-sellers Of Morris, ILL.,, hold tho,n-
selves under many obligations to Mrs. Dr.
GEEn and some nineteen misguided fanatics
In patticoats whom she persuaded to join 1cr
in WAsn1soroN's Birthday crusade among
tho saloons Of tho villagc While tho women
were engaged in praying md psal.n-ainging,
tho crowds which followed them kept the bar-
tenders busy dealing ont drinks, mud tie re-
ault was TINT tho crusaders wero tho im,nudi-
ate cause Of a largcr u,nount Of intcmperanco
than Morris hns known in my ono any fur
yeass. The saloon-keepors should manifest
their senso Of gratitude by Joining in n hand.
some testimonial to Mrs. De GEER, purchased
out Of tho extra profits Of the large days bust
uess. They can we'll afford II.
, 1876-02-23

Tho course go strongly recommended by
TnE TRIBUNE respecting tho consolidation Of
the Illinois State Conventions into ono Con-
vention whicl, should COVER the entire ground
las met with the cordial approval Of tho
State Central Committee. Accordingly hut
ona Convention will be held, Mt which will bo
chosen tho Presidential Electors and delegates
to tho National Convention, md tho State
ticket will be placea III nomination. The
Convention will bo held ut Springfield, A1ny
n, aud tho basis Of representation will be
tho same as that which obtained in 1874, viz:
ono delegate for each 400 Republican votes,
en- the basis of tho vote Of 1872.
, 1876-02-23

questions which agitnto the avcrago sena-
torinl bosom just now. Whether to bring
his caso, to n vote at once, md risk the loss Of
prestige involved in tho defeat which now
seems certain; or whether to let tho subject
drop until q new Legislature elects q United
States Senator concerning whose admission
no contest can be made, such is the present
considered quite probable TINT the latter
sourso will bo pursued.
, 1876-02-23

Of The currency should be left to the decision
Of that Convention, by which decision tho
pnrty in Indiana would abide In any event.
We suggest TINT This is tha wisest cour"o to
be ndopsed by nil State Conventions. Tho
national Platform is to bo 1inn1, and is tho
ono on which tho campaign Is to be con-
Quoted; and It looks like folly for staso
Convention to proclaim its policy in advance,
wlon, III fow months or weeks tic Mn
tional Convention lnay provide a different
aud opposing Que.
, 1876-02-23

There Is visible a small portion Of tho Con-
tederoto cat which SINGLETON, Of Mississippi,
let out OF tho bag when pressed BY HALE, Of
Afainc, to specify the schemes to which tho
Southern Democrats In Congress were conf
mittod. Tho rest Of tlle animal may bo ex-
pcctcd to mako its appearance shortly. 1t
comes IN tho shape Of double monstrosity,
two-hcaded embodiment Of tho Confederate
rsid on tho Treasury. Tho Committee On tho
Mississippi Levccs will unanimously report in
favor Of an appropriation of three to five
millions undor tho g,liso of refund
Of portion Of tho Cotton tax collected in
tho States whose private citizens arc to DO
directly benefited by construction md main-
tcnance Of tho lereca. There will still re-
main several millions Of the Cotton tar paid
by other Southern States to bo refunded as
fast as plausible prctcxts Gun be devised
, 1876-02-23

tho right point, seasoned his Judgment, md
gave hin, clearer insight iuto the clinracters
Of men md the secret aprings Of human &C.
tion. 1t is fortunate for him that his party
in tho House Is in Tho minority, MS 1t places
him on the floor IN tho ]cndor Of the orposi-
ton to tho Democratic. Confelerntes, and nf.
fortls him admirable opportunities 10 lead his
forces in attack md nitl them in lefcnse, md
III short to exhibit 10 tho best advantage tho
stuff Of which hc is made. Ihua fnr ho has
not thrown nway any of his chnncos.
, 1876-02-23
Cold and clear or slightly cloudy woatAor i
predicted for this locality to-day.

The voice of Wisconsin is for Iard-moncy
and BLAINE. Tho first was unequivocally de-
clared ut the Republican State Convention Mt
Madison yesterday, and as to the second tho
Convention expressed decided preference,
but did not deem 1t ezpedions to instruct tho
delegates.
, 1876-02-23

Tho Chicago PRODUCE markets were gcner-
ally inactive yesterday, tho Board Of Trndc
rooms being closed in honor Of tho memory
Of WAsnEsaros. The closing quotations Of
the previous day will he found on our CON-
mcrcial page. On Saturday evening Inst tho
Chicago elevators contained 3,o3c, 1865 bu
wheat, 1,57G,93G bu corn, 517,423 bu onts,
14J,577 bu rye, mud 44G, 1og bu barley.
, 1876-02-23

shoop returned to the fold {and no thanks to
CoNKt,Sa therefor), and the aavcrao minority
was materially reduced, but 1t IL still formid-
able, md, unlcsa CoNKtrsa is the favorito OF
the Liberals, he cannot begin to carry tho
stato Of Now York. 1Ia certainly Inns no hold
on tic popular affections Of tho rooplo Of tho
tVrs&
, 1876-02-23
ELECTION OF MAYOR,

1sgA. ,N., " 4H1.' .,,
- .,a M aa,na ] ,,,na ~ a;.t tha a,act;on ~ o.1,sr
;,,, oa,ao~s 49, rn,r ,,oo,, fn;r,, ,,por,,,, w.,
ea.. 49, Ca',..s:1 T.. a. .t.nn - 49, 9o,,o,s
:.....e,...,s.. aer..1 H., ~ IL,
6,.ensd Tn.t .n.r,,1 .1sc.,on IN AZ Al. y,c.nc,
in Tho ocs Of bs M.yor Of hc Ctr Of chicago. which
Vacancy hereby declared to ezl,t be held on Tues-
aay Apsn 10. 1ses .. e ssas tme ana ID eonneet'on
W -. hsS a ,h., .nS ia, i'm ,,n,c.a os III
slectlon, the Judges and CLERKS thereof tho mode Of
conducting, aud other deta Of said election. bs tho
s1e ~ arc or sasl 10 pFoya'd for ~ hw or IN 'ae
,aa tor ..,a ~. a.n.r., e.ctan ' ''sn 3''
This resolntion IL in tren;no with t,,o nm.
oro1 rnblio eont,mont froo1v evnrrssci hv
both n,';t;ca1 rart,ca and a;r,;t,canftv oavo,
cotof, l,v savero1 ,vord c1uha 1,oforo n co,noa
nm for general action ttere will In a,;t1 othor
ornroas;ona from rcnreseutat;ve no1it,col cluha
and fro,n ao 1oroe n number of urivata citixora
thct tba Alderman will scarce1v In ab1o to RI.
s;st the popular pressure in favor Of tto rcso-
1ntion. nnjcsa ;ndeed thev nrnnoso in dofv
their constituents md ref,1ao tn ronrcsent
then,. Such netion cannot be takon bv anv
A,aerna,, without dastrovinc hin chances of
rc.elect;on md lowering hin, in thu eatsam
~ ,,;a ,,o;o,,horu a,n,bar rooso,, oh. +,,,
~ooo1,,;,,, "a 1;t,o,v n vsco;vo t,o ,,,,,ro-t ~
tho 1noiori.v IL tho nroxv;nn aent;mont a,nonr
The Aldermen that the Mnyor shoula stand
m +ho eano foot;nr ,ndor tho row c,,crtor
Win thonuo,yoo Thov fo;, h aao onv ;r,.;ca
IN a foroo5 conetrnc,;an ~ t1,;o ,t,ortor T.,
orobfo ~. co,x1v n ho,d ~, u, 1,;o of7.o ,
,.1o1o roor ,ougor I'm, thov ara ,ornn;t,o1 -
, 1876-02-23
THE CITY CERTIFICATES.

ny other oouahe1A olaAes ~ 10 1cluAuso ~
fast as plausible prcte1ts Gun 10 devised.
nuE oiTv orpTrprnA1ru
Ar u.-ra tha c;,v 1nn,ntro1]er od,,ressod
J., tla cornc;, m nIonday evening n 1onn
.o,nm,r;cotior rnon tho cn1,,oct ~ t1,o
.;,,, ao.t;a,,to. -o;r,v IN rar,., to tbo
o;,;tor;a, In Tuu Tn,urvr m sun;,ov
-oor,,uo Tha tona NJ Mr. H.rra, 1ottsr
1.aa 1i.,,o oxosnarotc1 md IN bia n.ci,o-
,,,ort ,,o foor ,hat ha 5;a not a.oto ,;a caro
~ cloor,v mi forc;blv NJ Ia mioht b,vo ;3ona
II b. hal hoon coolor rho law IN tbe coso
r. VOW, 1;roat ,,a c;,,r1o n',o o,,o,+a, -,
1a7o wb,c,, In, haon tho a,,nroro Inv nf tho
c;tv .;,co Anrn 1s75 ,,rov;,es.
Aax. v, szo. !. Tho CITY Council IN e,ti,s aud tho
Board Of Trustees in villages, sha hare tho follow
ing po"sss:
,or,,,nn IN oarror,ta nn,oax.. .n i..n. 4v hna.
therefor, In such amounts aa form ant, on such con-
ditlons as 1t shall prescribe, out saa1mos eeeom<
tto<a in any 1a""e7 Jor any per0e,t 70 An smount'
s ~, as ran m ~. r., se ~ ~
uroperT tuessu to be sacors.ned By ths a.s asaoss
mcnt for stao and county taxes pscvtou. to tho H.
curling Of such 'ndebtedneta and ocfoEa or 4 Tho
na'o ., nsasfaE my aoeo'sans.s' aasa psov1ae 1oF
Inv ncre.t on .ne elt n. f.ll, In. sna sso to nv
aud dl.cha,gs the principal thereof, within twenty
Year, after contracting ths ssms.
This section il transcript OF d provision
in the stato Constitution, and enacted BY tho
Legislature and made specific part Of the
city charter. freVious TO this tlme' there
wero i'll the old charter Of tie city tie follow
ing rroslhlons: ......
aes feo - .ses. &C. aa.to pro'iaa lof month
tho,zed by tho Common Council and reuuired 10 b,
ado At sny te beforo tho collection of Tho t.xea Of
INV ycar tic Comptroller may With the sanction OF
Tho Msyor Anl Finance Ce.n4..ee. borrow the neces
sury money for TINA not longer than thp ia. d,y Of
| Fobru,rv next thereafter.
act Of Aprs -, 1seo, ste 7.-rhe Mayor and
Comptroller nAy n*ae temporary loanR to pay 'pseia
asss.s'nenls asa.a.' ss pfopS., nsn aue. ana may
% ,,,,a On I the 1.t d.y Of yuns a, s,ch ysar. ''s
| Unlor these provisions eud othcra the citv
had for many years been accustomed to uaka
,c,nnororv 1oans in ont;clpation of Tho co,lec.
t;on of ta1ea. rho INNS. M n genera, thino
w.ro taken IN within tho fiscal wear fro1n thu
toros co1,cctef1. or 1ato veara, howevcr
tre,o hna 1,cen n foiluro to collect tbo ravcnuo
Within tho Bsco, xcnr onJ n co11ect 1aroo
nort;ons of It ut iii j.. ond t,,c certificates hava
thorofor, hcon crtcn,lrl bovond tho f,sca,
voor md in +l,;v ,yov hv froorent rano,y.1a
;,e.o r,ano m occn,n,,',,;no rnt;, -, 1on
so-c tho~o ,voro outs,on;,;n,, .,ch co~,;f,ca4 ~
, 1876-02-23

CHICAGO CHAPTER, No. 117, n. 4. N.-epectsl
Couvocaon this "wednesday evening 1t 7ao O'Clock,
In thn hal IA Twenty Etcond.et. Work % tho N0yal
Arch peeree Visiting Companions cordially invited.
Dy order Ct The II. + Il. +. "
Eli SMITH, Secretary.
, 1876-02-23

WOODS MUSEUM-Mnnroc street, between Dtsr.
horn 4nd State. Wild BILL" Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-02-23
-.--s-r ~
AMusE MEMTS.

Mcv1cKEn's rnEATNE-stadison atrees. between
Dearborn and State. EncaGrnlont uf John 7. ltAJ-
mond. 'sCol. Mulberry Belless.'
, 1876-02-23

HoQ1EY's TuEATNE-1andolph strset, between
Clark lntl lags!!e Tho CalIfosuis Ninttres. After-
neon and evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-26
Application for Patent.
For II Mill Site.

u. =. LAND OyYicE.
Eureka u. Neyada, March |, 1876.

'Ff
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the kich aiund Mining Company Of Ne
vadD, n cpfpurat'on existing under snd by
virtue of the laws Of the state OF Nevada,
has this day, By Thomas Wren. its duly su-
thoriIed agent, whose post0ificc address is
Eureba a.. Nevada. fled its application for q
patent for i've acres as n mill site, situate.
living ard 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 thus oilice as Lot No. ".
in ed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. "
being as follows, tu-wit:
Variation 1872 DIX east; commencing at q
post marked No. | u. ). Survey No. W, the
samc being past No I Of survey No. u. mill
site survey. whence the flagstaff in thestown
OF Eureka bears n ~ Dig ~ m W 100 II, and
the northwest corner OF the Richmond Mining
Company If Nevada Refinery bearsS1ldg am
W $40 G'l0 r.; thence running first course )
p de- ~ IN T. 6i6 BIO II, TO post marked No. 2,
u. >. SURVEY No. ~: thence second cour Q )
$50 Dig W 80 II. I. post marx cd No. 3, B..
Survey No. w: thence third course 5 ~ Dc
Z iO Il. TO post mnrksd No. 4, U, 5. survey
No. ~; thence fourth course ) slh dg. IA
Y, to post mark cd No. 5. u. ;. Survey No. ".
the same being post Ne. = Of survey No. %:
thence fifth course n ~ Dig W 2l lilo II. TO
post marked No: d. u. $. Survey No. ", ihs
same being post No. . Of survey No. VI. ard
thence sixth course N 30 ds u m y So i-iOfI
to place OF beginning. containing i've acres,
Any and AL persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Mill Site . hsrein.
before described. are required to ne
their adverse claim with the Regis
ter Of tho United States Land Vnlce
At Eureka, in the State Of Nevads' durinS
or they will be barred by virtue of ,he pro-
mr2-b0d Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-26
Application for Patent
"a Mill Site.
NO. 32i.


EnTokus NcNuuus
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN me-
IN the Richmond Mining COMPANY =, Nv
wade, a curporation existing under ANA,
virtue Of the laws Of the State Of Nsv"."'
has this day, oy Thomas Wren, its d9ly a%.
thorized agent, whose p0stOfice auuicse .
Eureka, Nevada, filed its aphlicauon nSts
patent for 1--WE acres as a MI, sue n;;.,r;et
county Of Eureka and State OF N,cvaas. sn %
known and designated by the field noles 90
official plat on file in Il is Office as LOT NJ W.
in unsurveyed lands. Ma
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot NO. y
being ms follows. to.wit; ..t.
post marked No L, u. s. Survey No. W .nS
same being post No. 4 of survey No. VI. anu
Tost No. / OF survey No. 92, mill site survey,
whence the flagstaff in th town Of, Euress
bears N % Dc. a M " 2,4OO #. and the n COn,.
psny of Nevada Refinery building bears q
dg 20 m W 800 8-l0 #; thence running n =.
Dig W 275 II, to post marked No. 2, u, .. S o;d
vey No. Oh the same being post No, ! o. sais \.
survey No. VI; thence second course y sis 40
Il 80 II, to pest marked No. =. U II :; sun um q
to TO, post ssi mark marked sp'i No. eo !. q. {. saryey NJ, s.;
thence fourth course S $50 Dig " l2o III ~
post marked No. 5, U. S. Survey. No. ", w w
same being post No. 2 Of SAID suryry n
~: and thence fifth course N % Dig o. m !"
$40 $40 #, to place Of beginning, conlaini'S
FIVE acres. n.rv
Any and all persons claiming adversely t hn'
portion of said Mill Site as, hereihgS s
their adverse claim with the hes,St
ter OF the United States Land oince The
Eureka, in the State of Nevada, d harsef. OF
they viii be barred by virtue Of The pr S,
W." r12.SNd Rssissss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-26
Application for Patent.
For a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. 322.
U. ). LAND OrpIoE,
EurekA. Neyndn. Mach N

L.. lfVi
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ru,r
~. the Richmond Mining Comnanv a ffhAi
vada. a CORPORATION existing under mi =
virtue OF The laws of The State OF NsS''%Sy
has this day. by Thomas Wren, its div ss'
ihorized ngcnt, whose pGstofjce add;e,...
Eureka, Nevada. filed its Notification -,
patent for i've acres as a mill site. .iivs,s
lying ard being in Eureka Mining Di,tr;.,'
county Of Eureka and State Of Nevada. ma
oihrinl plat on file in this Office as I.ot NaT%I
in unsurvryed lands. ~"
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No q,
being NJ oliows, to-wit:
Variation 1917 Dig .: commenciny al n ms,
marked No. l.. v. 5. Survey No. ~. The sans
being post No. of survey No. mill .;ts
survey, whence tho flagstaff in The town ~
Eureka bears \ |. dr ~ NJ W 2.2R feet. ana
the northwest conner o. the liicbmund Mininr
Company Of Nevada refinery bears s n dv i
Ia i-io II; thence running first course Nss
dg W 10 ". to post marked No. 2, IT, 5, Sur.
yey No. 81; thence second course N slL do
Il 40 II, to posi- marx ed \ o. 3, U. :. SurveY
No VI; thence tbire course : ~ dx rs Fl.
to post marked No. 4. u. :. Survey No. VI:
thence fourth courses ~ Dig q m W $50 lilo
II. to post on the eastern boundary Of said
survey No. 10. marked MOI L. IS. surrey
No. ~. and thence fifth course n ~ d. "
5I3o-lo II, to place OF beginning. contsininx
five acres.
Any anil all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of .sid Mill site as herein.
befoIc described. are required to Gle
their adverse claim with the Register
of the United States Land Office, nj
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during tbs
sixty days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the provis
ions of the Statute.
mre- Cd ID. Il. IMMEL. Register.