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, 1876-08-07
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.

HEls1ON uy TUE REV. u,lOokH iIslsRONp.
The itey. Brooke llcrlor,l, pastor nf tho
Church Of tho Messiah, preached yesterday
morning, taking ~ Ills text:
Ths sabbath WAS ua.lu for man, anl not nlau for
tho sabbath, 1iuk, H.: ~.
know hardly uny question that Inns bcen 50
belittletl by The why IN which It has been treat
ell as this SUNDAY question. II really Ia very
great 4ucstinn. II you want to teaLlz. how
great, try u imaglno what lifc would l,s II all
tIB eager work anil rara wunt right oil without
any regular intervals, ony a,,efs oceaslrnal ho!I-
days Us tuen mIght sh!nli they could Gparc. IT,
deed, luow VI ro Institution touching the l!to
and work III iisun which really 'uyttcrs A,oyu,
Which II Il ,rlurc Important to 'avv set upon
broad, strung basis, mn, for men to HE'S clearly
whit It ulea,ls and Why 1t H. AEtl yet, III rcali
", imaguu there Is uo laryu Institution of lfo
that actually rtsts npon u foundation SO little
understood, uni that IL 10 much impcriied by
being based as..t defended upon wr,ny grounds.
YOU know, ts.ose WHO set up to bu tho special
champions for Sun,luy, basu ~ observance upon
the uli Jewish Sabbath law. Tllry .lo MT mind
supporting ths va!te oi this by showing lltut Ii
regular weekly rsst+say Is y goof, happy thing
for inan INV, hut taey c0tcnd that tho real oh
lIsatiun VI It rusts upon AIUscs having
been divinity authorized 10 give Ills
| commandments, AMI On this command
continuing to bo b!nlsug an Christians. Tl.cn
others haye slown that Sunday will not Gtaul
, 1876-08-07
REGULAR kuGUST-CROP JEREMIAH.
ZuS in1

DwIour, H., Aug. GA short time sgo W
were complaining Of tho wet. Now We ~
grumblng aud growing bccause 1t Is 50 Vst!
dry, THE harvest IL over, tho grain ts In tae
stick, and thcro Is nothing to tlo. Tho farmers
want to 10 tu plowlng aI,l got ready for unolhe'
seasou. The ground Ia 10 baked shat It Is 'lo'
porsioln TO get r!ow Into tho soil. 80 every
thing Ia Ut = stant!stil. Merchants are Gon, Goln,;
planting III tho fearful stats Of trnle aud all oia
tiaiIns are being put into tho hands OF ts'e so!
stuble with Instructions to splre not. lnoso ,so
who eaM lesve conveniently without psy'us
their dotts du 30. Hence these tears,
, 1876-08-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

FARTHER PolNT, Aug. U-The slcamsn'p
Circassan, from lAyerpool, has arrived
Nxw foAx,- Aug. 0.-ArEivctl, thv steama
Denmark, fro,u London.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. d-Tho steamships M'
tannIa, from New York, and Illinois. from Phn''
dulpAia, hayo arrived: ,.u.
LokDon, Aug. 1.-THE ateamshlps Pcr9ytSS'
from Montreal, aud GClloIt. from New Ao4'1
hays arrived out.
, 1876-08-07

Caulacld was IN exceedingly unwilling
witness on behalf Of tho brave, chiv..
nhs s't.s fo1n's " 1Ss"' Ia eons'!lacnry l aa .p"s
the llltso he did sny in her favor lie should re-
ccivc no credit for, AZ IL was forced from him,
mctaphor!calty speaking, at the point Of the
hnYnnct.
, 1876-08-07

Ido nut nee why VIC .1,ua,ld let II bc changed
cialn, that the widespread national rssa.
among Us Hhnuld he respected; that We h..
right Il! require rcsl'crt fnr ~: wo,,ld ns
bc senretl by any cry Of "Ecl!cInua lihrrtyn; III;
dancing sAloons, md billiard hnla, u ali ,hs
large class Of entertainments TINT arc ms1s ~
bait tn drinking. tat1n0t sec that The u,s ynn'
tnlnity !s b,lilld 10 nllOw any !lhprfncplct I'm.
acrcr 10 dissipation to make sc day llcsS T..
are many ways Of true, pure, quiet revreatioa
WHICH, j4st rs urgently, tlcea ,kpcakng up for.
1t seems 10 nc 4 1NuIislrOna thing that wioi.
rlnsscs VI people should set themselves acuilss.
tIlr opentng of n''seu.hs and galleries Of art nI
think It a great mistake q hare kept fhy Cen.
tcr,nInl Exi,tstton at Philadelphia altosrIb6e!,
closed. Minimize tlla a,lll,lay work In al tn,
places: Stop of the working Of suacliue,y anJ
TIC sale III goost, hut as >!arcs Of bcaailiaI
People ssay "ohI It would neccssiiate orupa. utl.
tton, sosnu people would have to he In attesd,
anee." So they would; half duzcn w,,ull IL
sufficient tn kccp open places. That woMht IT,
delight to as inary thousands. or ijl kid.
Of sll,ulay labor there Is none IN whci. n is .s
tcrest BY longer leisure during tho week. do
not islttGcd teltcvc that going to such places-
art. galleries, lMuse,lti,s, c1hibitlone would
t1lnke. pcoplc religious; It Is something Il i
Nuulu Uluhc tltCill lHlDCpUllJ lApVyt lie f1fN
Il dying cut IT these who think ti,sl Is is,s
served by gluonl. The old scotcllman, when b.
had Dcrn up to 14ontlon, told, as the rlu1a1M Il
til wlckelhess, that "On The Sabbath lie Nv
everybody Walking nDout nnl 1ool;iii5 pcrItY,l,
happy" But tllerc aro not Inuny pcpplc III
that now. We want people TO be happy. AMI
We want Sunday tn be tic haplllest lay h al
The week; n,ll 80 while plead ftr the Iaitcn!ag
0t Sunday lauor, plca't, llnt,d fl lnntl with MI.
for thu opening UP Of every source of pu1e,
wholesome, tIuiet recreation.
N0w must tlbec. You sec have said no
word about The religious use Of Sunday. fw
thts reason: an, speaking about t1lat, tryIn1
u draw men u Tint, p]l along. And, tilete 1
motlLng specially to plead for IN rryard to Il
clnsrrllcs. And IT Is for lis wlo r..
| ltrvc In them, md in the Chsl<tianly
they st4nl for, to nul;e then, such places j,
als may he gnd to como TO, anil having been, Ia
come aga!si. MOL as tl,c Christianity oi IL.
! past first won the Sunday ior rest. 10 ttle
Christianity Of the present keep Il as free 4,
p,,ssiblc from labor, as free pa possible for ii
pure, quiet, orderly cnjoyments; md theN-tae
day kept frcu nlul happy-1et Clsrlstiana NJ
forth tlc!r religion ut Ill rs Jesus set It fptth,
| and have no fear but tlte common pG0ple will
hear II GLADLY, aud worship will get It's full. Il,
place aulong tic hapry sandny hours.
, 1876-08-07

tt her Of nereRsitY. Cl1rlty, or EeuEtll ruul+ IL
Il not so easy to raW Inc ilno II tllis ilow as It
was liz those 9TH primitive times. Snciety Ia
n,ory campjicatel. So is lubor. a few work
,ncn busy tGruug,, tho suntluy repairing broken
down meilincry may sometimes suve thousands
from losing their work and thtir brca.l-on Atols-
DIV. x lew attendants Or r,lstndluns at their
nosts n placrs OF public resort lnay mike The
Enm,Inv rest Of tons Of thol,sautls inDre swrct
md wholesome uud eleYutlug Let It br ~
then, believe that IL tbs TRUE Chr!stian thing
Ouly. Whatever nerd thGro npy be for tuen this
To labor for tho common good ought To be gen
erousiy used; carc should bc takrn, wicfu fos-
siIIe, that only uart of tic slnIuy ttuo SHOULD
hu c,nploygl ind wi,utcyyr OF Suni!uy tllno is ko
rmpIUycI ought TO bv honestly rc,nil In free
huurs during lllu wuek. / tI,luE m1re might hu
donr than u do,c In this Jiycrtjon Of lcSseltJnr
sunisy labor it IL better It shuuI,l bo tlonu b.
nubjie sctimcnt thull by Inv. uuI vet calluut
sro any rcnsun in tho wvrld why. Il nrcussary.
that pi,blic sentiment shnli III mi thrmtfl,
lis law, It is uvt n question Of religion: il js
not d nusstuu Of nrosccutin, auyb,uiy fur re-.
lIginl,s outninns: Il ia n n,,"s;inn az watrhinp
uScr tis uriceless i,lcssiie 1i sncIcty.s rc,,sr,
rcst-luy, Md of nrcvcmtin3. L from ii,n1 sct nj
nn,lrlt fur n1rrd nriyatu 6rt,tlt RtIiI il unaLt
nut tn tnocn.i ,,Ia, law! anil ali lhn mora H..
ra,Is. Il on,Lt natl na,t,ht va uii ,mrsnmlly tu
fry IN Ecs,, ~ Ii,S nl, kant ncnt nn tIn s,,ert
tS do whateyMer va we i.uliyIdnsliy s,,, to icsso,!
, 1876-08-07


is mprc, NJ II Certainly Is hetter. than IL men
went rrtnilnr IN ttIrourl, MI thr seven Anv.
wnv, It Is better ior tc Worker, Whatever Il i,ny
be fur tn, work. IS Man ,iuns hot i've by brrn;i
nlonc," / do not knew thut / could sum Ut,
tEc vol1,e and nrrft III n wcrkiy rcst.Iinv h,ttrr
ihan IN tae cim,,,ent wor,la OF tic R,sturia,,
Mncottiav In tim ifnl,.e II Tnmt,ons. iIe sail
.rh', ,1,',,l III I,r,rarro ~ ho.,.onn ~"nnau,. "ni
aniiNhc e tynu win c,',,atcI ,t} H. Nv. ~.
ference bciwcuts country inLst"d by nsn ~ mi Of
hulily aN mental yI-us unI y county inhabited
iy ,lten nunl; in ba,i!ly u, mental decrepit,,!e
Therefore It In that we are moi The pourcr but the
rIcur bct;aG'c We have through. mary nsss rrsted
ivon o!r % Mlor "ta day ~ suyen. 4I1at aX IL not
% ns,; WINS iaaasafy s1ta.pGhasa, ~h'lS tnc
HM c s nv ~ nt"m MHtn tn ~ H., fr,ary S
Eolug On .lie ~ in,1otat to to is wsait ui I'M
iia,ls ~ any nrcsss Witt, II tcri"rnsI ~, IL ira
busy .lays. lIan, ihe mnchins of machines. tho
naeh!no c,p pared With which ali tho c.ntryaMccs
ut tl!c Watt*is mud Arswrigtt. are wfth1css, IL
TArans WI isiMnE w; ~ that h. return. to his
,Hhnfs W ~ Nonay With GlruFes tntsllret' with
hSnnef sihflts' wlth Fenewe" eo1po'al Slaof.
iiGrc theN, ts the ,''lsWSr to tic malll question
q what Y g'Ml for man " The liv!ng present.
W. ilnd THIS instituttu'l Of Eenerui Eest7tay
great cftstihY 1uet; ailt, aprt from ~ l!cs,,
ttu,s o. how Ent planted II Is 50 deeply rt'ote1
~ the fundamental necds Of nlll1an nature that
Y llardly c1n!d b. pulled W, 4Id 70 clnss "
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
A2p..caeion for Patent.
NOTICE No. 800.
Il. s. SURVEY no. 113.

Z. s. SURVEY no. 1l3.
EFT 6. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
Neyaua January 18th, loI6.-Notlce ID
hereby given that the GLASGOW GOLD q
SILVER MINING COMPANY. corporation
duly organized and existing under anu ny
virtue of the laws of the State OF CALI orhla'
whose postoffce address is San Francisco,
California, has this day, by "A. Caldwell, Its
superintendent and authorized agent, twhose
poetoffice address is at Silver CITY. Nevsda,)
made application for patent Tor iour-
cen hundred and fiity-one Q,4ol) hhear
feet of the Boliver Lode, bearing
gold and silver situated in Devils
Gate and Chinatown Mining District, County
of LYON. and State of Nevada, together with
six hundred (6UOJ feet of surface ground Ior
convenient working thereon, said c ann peine
designated on the official plat on ME IN tnls
office as U. s. Survey or lot No ll3, IN TOWN.
ship lG North Range Il East, Mount Dlaolo
Meridian the exterior boundaries of saio lot
No 1I3 being as follows, to-w1t: Beginning
at a pest marked No l. U Survey, NO ll3,
said post being identical with Post NO:
OF the Amazon Consolidated Mining
Company's claim, and whence pea al,
the flagstaff ON Mount Davidson N l4Ao W;
the tallest slpoke stack of the kossuth
Hosting Works N 534o FL the tallest smoke
stack of the Succor new Hosting WTks n
20 25min +; thence running from sald post 40
1 first course N 400 so min. 3UO rect 10
post NO 2; thence SECOND CouESc Az r. ~ h'Ai''
Il Al feet to post No 81 thence third course,
s 4Go 50 L 800 feet to the W corner post OF
the Alhambra Company's Survey NO 90
600 feet to post No 4, whence bears the 4
acct on corner on the west line of Section 10,
Township l6 N Il 81 L, NJ ID NJ $40 20 min.
E-distant 242 feet; thence running from said
post No 4, fourth course. 49, 10 min. W.
/ 45l feet to post No 81; thence fifth course, \
400 81 min W 300 feet to post No l, the point
of beginning containing ~ 99-lOO acres
Bearings expressed from the true meridian
magnetic variation 16e 80 min. T.. Survey
made to conform to record of location. Ths
labor and Improvements consist OF shaf'
and tunnel exceeding $500 in value. This
claim is bounded on the N L by the Alham
bra Companys U 8 Survey No. Sc and on the
S W by the Amazon Consolidated Company
claim S Survey No ia. The notice of locs
ton was duly recorded in the DEVILS Gatt
and Chinatown Mining Records kept at th'
Office of the Mining Recorder of said district
at Silver City Lyon County, Nevada, and il
the office of the County Recorder of Lyoi
County. in Book Of Miscellaneous, Count.
Records, folio, 100.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an.
portion of said GLASGOW GOLD AND Sill
YER MINING COMPANY'> claim are re
quired to file their adverse claim with tn
Register of the United States Land ONCE a
Carson City, Nevada, during the sixty day
period of publication hereof or they will b'
barred by virtue of the provisions of tn
statute.
j22-65. A. Waltz, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue of several executions issued out OF
the Justices Court in and for silver Uly
township. in the County of Lyon in the State
of Nevada and to me directed and delivered
for judgments rendered in said Court on the
nth day of February A. ID 1876, IN FAVOR OF
the State of Nevada, plaintiff. and against tine
following named defendants and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter de-
scribed, to-wit: G.. G.. Waters and the foi-
lowing described property and real estate, 70.
wit Lime kiln and quarry on American fiat
road. about one half mile west Of the storey
County line, in Lyon County, Nevada Tax
and delinquency, s27.09
j. Kalmus and the following described real
estate and improvements thereon, to-wlt LOT
Nos. /. 2. and of Block Is, town OF silver
City in Lyon County, Nevada with the steam
ouartz mill thereon, known as the sherman
Mill. Tax and delinquency. SAT 40.
I. Phelps and the real estate ana I'M
provements thereon, to-wit Lot l26 ana
portion of 1877, of tract A, Town of Silver City,
LYON County, Nevada, as per map OF SAID
in the office of the County Recorder OF SAID
Lyon County. containing % $1,000 acres. TAX
and delinquency, $3252.
Notice is hereby given that on the l4th day
of March, A. ID. 1876, between the hours Oh
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock P. M namely at
10 NJ of said day, l will sell all the right
title and interest of said several defendants
or claimants thereto in and 10 the
above described property, at Che Court House
door in ton. Lyon County, state OF NevauA,
at, public auction, for cash in hand, 10 the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu-
ton and all costs.
Sheriff of Lyon County, New.
DAYTON New, Feb 18th, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
MINING ITEMS.

Ten large new mullers for the
Leopard mill at Cornucopia arrived
there on Friday.
Barcelona City is 10000 feet above
the level of the sea. There is no
wonder that snow reaches a depth of
so feet, more or less.
tits reported that Flood s. O'Brien,
the bonanza millionaires, are nego-
tiating for the purchase Of the White
and Shiloh mine, at Galena, Winnie
mucca. The mine is now owned by
a private company.
President Buckley says everything
is looking very fine at Peavine,
Washoe county. The mill started up
on Friday and will work on the best
ore. The next shipment Of bullion
from the mine will be worthy of
record.
From John w. Merritt, Superin-
tendent of the Night Watch mine, at
or near Hot Creek, we learn that the
latter named mine looks better as
depth is made. The severity of the
weather for some past checked the
progress of work in the mines that
otherwise would have been pushed
forward with good force of miners.
Belmont Courier.
From personal examination OF
the South Barcelona mine, we are
enabled to speak of it understanding
". This location aljoins the Bar
celona ON the south and contains
1900 feet. 1t is being opened and
developed. through tunnel, which
was run a distance Of something over
200 feet in a southeasterly direction.
A distance of 164 fcct from the
mouth of the main tunnel, another
has been run in an easterly direction
ITO feet, % feet Of which has been
run INTO a ledge of black sulphuret
ore that will assay away up in the
hundreds. At the time We were in
the mine there was no sign Of II bang
ing wall. The entire circuit Of the
tunnel--7 feet high and Z feet wide
showed a solid ledge Of black ore,
carrying silver largely throughout.
Tho company will probably run north
ON the ledge when the hanging wall
is reached. Though the extent of this
deposit Of high grade ore is yet un-
known, it is very certain that stock
holders have a prospect that they can
count on as very promising I-r q rich |,
aud extensive body of orc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
Application for Patent.
II. s. SURVEY NO. ia.
NOTICE NO. Sol.

U. s. SURVEY NO. ia.
q" s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
10 Nevada January 18th, 1S76.-Notice is
hereby gwen that thu AMAZON CONSOLE
DATED MINING COMPANY, corporation
duly organized and existing under and by vir-
tue of the laws of the state of California,
whose post office address is San Francisco,
California, has this day, by A. Caldwell, its
Superintendent and authorized agent, (whose
post Office address is at Silver City, Nevada)
made application for patent for hfte.n hun
dred Il 500 linear feet of the Boliver Lode.
bearing gold and silver. situated in DEVILS
Gate and ChiI atown Mining District, County
OF Lyon, and State of Nevada, together with
two hundred COO feet of surface ground Tor
convenient working thereon, said claim being
designated On the official plat on file in this
offic. Ms u s. Survey or lot No. ia in Town
ship 16 north, Range 81 east, Mount Diablo
Meridian, the exterior boundaries of said lot
No. III being follows, to-wit : Beginning
at p st marked No. l, U. s. survey No. ia,
whence bears the flagstaff on Mount Davidson
MAJ W., the tallest smoke stack of the
Kossuth Hosting Works N, 53Ao F., the
tallest smoke stack Of the Succor new Hoist
ing Works. N ze % min. E., the Il section cor
ner on the west line of Section l6, i. 10 N, h.
u F.. VI. b. NJ. n, Csc At min. E.-distant l.
$50 feet: thence runuing from said post No. l.,
fret course. n. 40' 80 min. W. 100 feet to post
No 9: thence second course, 5. 1879 10 min, W.
/ 800 to post No. 8: thence third course, >.
400 80 min, l.. 200 feet to post No. 4; thence
fourth course, n. 490 10 min. +. 1900 feet to
post No. 5; thence fifth eourse, N. 4O' % min.
". 100 feet TO post No. the point of begin
ming, containing 50 100 acres (; bearings eX-
pressed from the trne meridian magnetic vari-
alton 16e 30 min. East /; survey made to con-
form with t.e record of location. This claim
Joins the Glasgow Gold and Silver Mining
, Comparys claim L. S. Survey No. lib ON the
S. W. The labor and improvements consist
of a Shaft OVER 200 feet in depth, exceeding
$500 in value. The notice OF location WA
duly recorded in the Devils Gate and China
town Mining Records in Book l, folio 3o3
kept at the Office of the Mining Recorder o.
SAID district at Silver City, Lyon County
Nevada, and in the office of the County Re
corder of Lyon County in Book OF M1scei
laneous Lyon County Records, folio 79l.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an.
portion Of said AMAZON CONSOLIDATED
| MINING COMPANY'S claim are required u
! fl. Their adve's Sc claim with the Register o
| the United States Land Office at Carson City
Nevada during the sixty days period OF pub
location hereof or they will be barred by VII
tue of the provisions of the statute.
| i22-65d A. Waltz, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
BOout of the Justice Court in and for Day
ton Township Lyon County, state of Nevada
and to me directed and delivered for
a Judgment rendered in said Court on the 10th
day of February, A. d. 1876, in favor Of the
State of Nevada and against Luke Miller and
the following described property, to-wit Lot
6, Block No. 62S Town of Sutro in Lyon
County, Nevada. Tax and delinquency,
$3.50,
Notice IL hereby given that on the 14th
day of March, A. ID. 1876, at the Court House
doors in Dayton, Lyon County, Nevada, Will
sell all the right. title and interest OF said
Luke Miller other claimants in ana TO the
above described property at the hour OF IL
O'Clock NJ. of said day at public auction for
cash in hand to the highest and best bidder,
to satisfy said execution and all costs.
Il. A. COOKE,
Sheriff of 1 yon County, New.
| Dayton, Feb. 18th, A d 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
EASTERN PARALLELS.

PLAINsBuRa, Ohio, Feb. l.
DEAR TINES Lo and behold old
friend, I come again unto thee. I've
. story to tell. All about how we
do things "down East" 1t was in
the days when doubt and dismay
held all the good church people in
durance vile because they were so
deeply in debt and knew not which
way to turn for relief. That one
called Quarter of Bushel, said unto
the good wife, Why not raise the
money for our pew rent by catering
to the tastes of the multitudes Per-
adventure what comes into our
hands we will give unto the church,"
And the good wife listened and
pronounced it good. Therefore they
gathered together the materials
wherewith they might feed the hun.
CRY multitude, and babe them
scome and eat, drink and be mer
ry," and turned none away that
handed fifteen cents unto the keep
ers of the door.
Behold, great crowd gathered to
gather in the house of the Lord"
and called continually, "Give, give,
give !" and the one named after that
part Of the bushel which is one
fourth called his maidens to wait on
the hungry, and refuse no one mush
and milk, also " lasses," and they
rejoiced in the Lord that $40 came
into the treasury Of the house of the
Lord. Behold the young men were
few that dwelt in the land and the
maidens many. Therefore they said
one to another, Lo, we will take
unto ourselves many among the
women OF one tribe (after the man.
ner of our fathers) that not any go
alone unto the supper of the hun
gry."
Now one was sick, SO could not go
up with the multitude that set their
faces towards joy and frolic. There
fore, lest she might feel sighted,
some Of the crumbs from the table
was taken unto her.
Behold the daughter of the house
Of Bristol said unto the others
+" Come, go forth unto the house Of
my father, that may give unto you
some of the good things of this life"
chocolate cake). And many arose
up and departed forth and journeyed
toward the house of Bristol. Again,
one q jaw-breaher) said, /" Come
also unto my house," that they
might take salt with his household.
And they departed out of the land
first partaking of that amusement
called three for q quarter" And
they said it was good to the taste.
And the maiden that dwelt in the
house of q brother returned not as
she went forth, but Joined the tribe
that goeth forth unto all the land
with (sugared sweetness) and arrived
unto her brother's house with safe
". Behold this endeth the first les
son. KATE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
Delinquent Sale.

<NREEN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
vT Company Location Of principal p-1te
of business, san Francisco, California
cation OF works. Gold Hill MihlnS Dis'iie''
storev C,nnty Nevada --Hotioe-'i hciu ale
ipliuouei,t upoii TIE follow described stock.
on account OF assessment Q3l levied on the
sd day of January, 1876, the several amounts
set opposite the name of the respective snare
holders, as follows
Name. Cer'te. Shares. Amt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
U. s. AND FOREIGN
SALAMANDER FELTING co.
UTION NOTICE.

TuNHE public are hereby notified, cautioned
and warned that this Company have for
a long time been patiently waiting the result
of suits brought in the U. s. Courts by them,
against some of the many infringers of their
patented rights, and whereas each and every
of said suits yet brought to trial have been
recently decided In favor of our Company,
and our patents having been fully sustained
and declared to be good and valid in law. by
the United States Courts Therefore we do
hereby give notice and warning to the public
that we have already commenced proceedings
against many infringers of our patents and that
all persons found manufacturing, vending or
using any plastic, or cement lettings. other
than salamander Felting manufactured and
sold under authority Of our letters patent, and
bearing the name and trade mark Of our Com
pany, which may be found to infringe our
composition or rights by reason of the ingre-
dients. equivalents or combinations thereoi.
will be prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law, by the U. 8. and Foreign Salamander
Felting Co.
JOHN E. MULFORD,
Secretary and General Manager.
New York, January Is, 1876.
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