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New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The cable news was decidedly threatening, ana
affected gold as il affected securtieS IN lono, o
i'm a different direction. The attitude of Russia is
especially alarming, and the appeal OF the leaulut
English papers to avert the danger Is slgnlcahl oI
more serious trouble in the East OF Easope than yet
ouprpheuded, If tO-day's supplementary news II W
he entirely dcpended upon we are on the eve
of great European war, ana that suCh -
the case finds partial evidence IN the pIeah-
down in British consols TO below ~ III Lonuot.,
a heavy fall in Russian funds, and palcky siaVJ1
of the various European bourses. In London nite9
States bonds, too were irregular aud feyerisi' anu
i'm most all descriptions lower, sixty-SeYens tOncnns
1851 Ia decline OF l2; ten-Iortes 10 It la ueelhe
of 81: siXty-iyes 1929 Ia decline OF l2l; new lNe'
1878 IA decline of 1895 and new 4l2 per cents par
Erie on NewYOTk advces, is mp 10 lOi2 aitel pslhe
M TO II, New-lO Ork Central beng quoteu ~
06 No change was reported in money, however,
though the additional sum OF 4Sl,0OO Duiiloh
was withdrawn from the Bank OF England l3
day. On the Paris BouTse i've per cent 5'.i Iedon
rentes declined 10 103.20, exchange on London
being down 10 25.14. This alarming state OF
afaIs struck terror to the hearts OF the shorts III
cold and they at once rushed 10 cover Iher out
standing contracts having up TO tho close last nehU
paid as high as 1097s rise then OF per cent from
the late decline. The first price to-day was llV's
and within - minutes, eager was the Insh 10 DuS
at whatever hazard, the diai recnrheu lloi' & III nau
however, and the price fell to lis anu
though the market thencelorward rhle9 nc NC
tive and fcverish there was an absence OF Hny
undue excitement, and sales were AZ lis4 IL =
The cash gold was in smart request for USE ana an
one ming free of interest 10 either borrower OF huc
advanced 10 l32 paid. The foreign eXchanges were
also strong and higher 90 days Dllis peihg u- au-
vanced to 81 Sll2 and sight to ~ oOi2 helLi.s
rates following up to 81 S3l2HTf 81 ana hlSHl J."
81 S5loa$4 SIS. The Assistant treasurer paid out III
coin interest $4,000, and 81 zoo lh ,ueihPtioh Hi
called bonds. The punciph quotations u so''
were: go,
iooo.llos uOo..ll% l2so...lli" 2oo..-.iiiii e
IV.iSili IV il60.iiiG , aO...iII'- a.oO....lll4
Ivo annoy closing revised quotations of foreign
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

NEw-OWFANs, oct 1s-Cotton unsettled Middlng ol2c;
Low MidlBg 1Oltc; Good Ordinary, S4c; net receipts
su7O bales; gross Sl5O baes exports 70 tie Channel LOU
bales. sales. 500 bales; stock lOS,1T9 bales
Nidlur 9c; Good Ordinary $50; receipts, 3,23i
grOss, 3i33 bales Britain 3iZo0
bales c0astvs 3074 sales l5O bales stock 96s0S b9le
GAtyEsrDS OCT. l5.-COon weak; Middlug, lOlae; Low
Mddng, ga Good Ordinary, 54c.; net receipts, 700
bales gross 27S bales exports % Great Britain, OBI
bales sales, 81 bales stock. 46, II bales - -
WUMINGrUN. oct 1S-COrtOu duN; Nlddlt7g, V'sc; Low
Midng sc Good Ordinary 7c net receipts l22( bales;
Exports Continent lOJO bales cOaslhs l3iZ baesi
sal s. 2jO bales stock, S6lj bales
BALTIMORE, oct lS.-C0tOn dull and nominal; H.cdnng
t. 5S bales. 1Jo.. II baies. exports coigtoise rs
bales. sales sinn-rs bales 4722 bales
AJGi-TA oct ls.-COuou hat, NGGl.la, 3'lci Low Mid
ding, 91g9-c; Good Ordinary. s49Ja receipts 1855
CIScNNAi, Oct ls-Cotton quet; MiGd'ias, l04c; Low
Mding, lOc.. Good Ordinary, s; receipts lOo4 OAes;
shipments E2D bale, stock, J,943 lalcs.
CHARLESTON, oct ls.-Cotton quiet; Mdiug lC'sci Low
MddIng lei Good Ordinary Jc; net receuts 1880
bales exports, coastwise 2l4 bac- Sales 1900 bales
MFarHis oct ls-Cofton nomlnaly unchanged; Mddlne.
IO-aluiic; receipts 1904 bales shipments ZDZ3 bales;
saes. 800 bales; STOCK. 2OSij bales. .
ding, lOaC; Good Ordinary l0c uet recrpi 4'3 bales;
r tTG bales exports, % Great Britain 90 oaes s'oek
'S6Rgo.v oct ls-Cotton dull MIddlng 1Oiic r..
baes; stock 27,7iO bales ..,
put ADEIPIA oct ls-Cott0n quiet Kidding, lc; Low
Hfiug 40 Oc Good Ordinary, loci net receipts IS Dacs'
HUNTSVILLE oct. ls.-Coiton steady; Aradnng l0bc.
NOZZLE. l5.-Cltt0u UUlrt 5idcinE lNct L1N Nil'
ding, 95r Cool Ordinary stci uct rece'ps i22f Dles
exports The Continent SfOhalc~ c0sstWise l4tO bes
sat. 800 bales stock 2292t bales. go,
~T. LOUIS Oct lS-COitGu quiet; htdhng, luifc; -"
sldtUV ttc; Good Ordinary. 5'sc receipts, .l-- pais;
s.meuts sSJ bales safes, $50 bates Stock C-Oi pA'S
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

There were no dealings 100 state bonds. ln fhe
city bank stocks the hIld"gs "Hrn leht, and ~ll's
confined to American Exchange lul 800 1898 aud
Commerce l2Ul at 1tt"-. There was vri.-ll--
tlhu'rd uu, cu'ut in o.. Tal MORTGAGES and Iil''-
ruled ou tht whole irw. ~uI, barge iU.s ul Missouri
Pacific hrsts were reported 80 9i, seconds fetching
ri Great Western ur.t. OF l~-0 were strong 90
%. lu tire Nc.,-I,ray Central ISSUES, hr.t5
were uU o. fO't. lrIIr. and N.lko-lIur cou,u's
selling 40 go. Milwaukee and - Paul hr-is ID
Crosse j. 80 Iuu WeI, hI,lrrat lu2 and tar NuIih-
U,s .Iu golu cou-ui, were maIkc. % 20. Missouri
Kansas ana Texas CuT-uI.datHd sinking fund were
stfonr at 1J1t There were sale. % Nurrh-Nt-tyru
hr-t- at 1861: Delaware. lack1w1ur1 aut Wtsf'IH
seconds at IuT. Delaware and Hudson Registered OF
1-4I 20 81; Cleveland and Toledo new bonds ni
1862; Toledo and Wabash equipment, 20, and
LoUl-,Ii.r and NasAt HE consolidated D1aas ui l--
ai -.
Attention is called 90 advertisement in another
% city loan ior Sl.I"7 900. lld, 10 Doe opened
oct. ~, 90 . Golock p. 30. Also 60 one calling O.
meeting az lnudAud,I- of tAc Cts uf \lca-puII Go
Boz lrla at SO. so Niiam--t., ou The 2ith iu-t at
which business of importance viii Do presented.
The earning. of the Chicago, Milwaukee aud s.
Paul EulWas Company aIc reported %, follows for
second wca. in October:
1916 .... sI--uo0 1873 20 .5G Drc.... $50 --G
From or. tnO,I II:
l-7G . sl-l-as Ie1,.... sili s-6 pc,..... s-3o.s
From Jan. o. Ocr. II:
ls73..... ,zIJ-22 1915 1875 Inc - 9l1"1
The gross earning OF the Denver and Rio Grlrdc
Railway iDr the week ending oct. z. 1876 were
STIst. against for same mileage OF samo week.
1875, SG,71j; increase, -ill. The additional
earnings, Trinidad extension, were f!J22 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
Dlpl0en0 Notices.

THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY will
pay tts Office No l2O Broadway the nfst CAV OF no
vember next November Coupons Of the Real EsAIo Fs
'S~s' '''"O' Louis FITzGKRAI.D. President
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
5apinas Banks.

TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u Nos 500 and 39s cANALsl. cor. OF i.N5"hi'
open daily, 10 10 3, and MONDAY evenings, tof
ASSETS OVER $4,000, 600;
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE hOSN
THOUSAND DoIIaRs. *. rcFs Prcsienes ,
W. N" n FLOYD JosEs sOega:a9'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
sTAfNFp.
g. Low Niiddlinr.


Sfnct Good Ordinary. 1a, ,ddnng ....... 800 lOaIs
FOR future delivery Tie mlrgct closed steady hpugh a the
opening ere w's decline o 'ac thcr, vas fair husu,ss
yesterday after pIn.DCObVi. lO'sc.
l00 lloar January, iUo II SCI 100, Ilasc together
February LOO llis2c. total lsOO bales First call-Oco
Der, 800, ] go, H. i9ih January, GOO lnggc April
o. lli6ec. total. l.4o0 bales second CALI Octcr loo
18Th, l03irc beccmber, 100, legc April, o. iae
july ZOO 2sc total LOO bales Thri Noyembc[ o..
Sacs toaay up p. October 200 n, lOsic
ber. 6Oe lO7sc O0 lO''sgc; 8lOo .0siqci Dooemhcr
llIisc 600 11sc. February, 100. tioc 400 Il5asc
100 1lSlsc. March 2,lOJ l2i,go COO, o.c April o..
l2aissc May, 700 l2Ssc july, 500, l2pc. total, 1900
h.In .nrIn ~ ION hnlNA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
Banking GcuseS ano Bankers

KOUNTZE BROTLLERS, Bankers,
II Wall ST., NelO York, dralO Bus
on England, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of Credit available
throughout tie United States and
EuroDe, and make transfers Of money
6y teleqraph and cable. Investment
oTGerS E. .ecuted in the Exchanges Of
Neao York, Philadelphia, Boston end
San Francisco.
Approged Securities for sale.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
"a TIrRE IS WAR. RuY GRAIN.-OWEN

FARGU,sON Produce Exchange, y. Y; buys aud sells
Grain ald Provisions hero alt options ty telegraph IN
Ccq-o and milwaukee, Margins 10 per cont Commissions
c each way Trades Dee closed Instantly and accounts
rendered Wheat advanced Jc anu Nolh 1' oI
uSle Yesterday In Chicago
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
financial


4 GAS STOCKS. - -
n. NIW.YORE, METROPOLITAN, INITIAL AID
MASHATrAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and a , OF BROOKLYN aud Ncwlors Gas Securities Ccdlt
iu py GEO. h. PBLSlI~S.
Room 23 80 Iroadst. y. V.
A MEETING Of the HOLDERS Of the BONDS
Of lie CITY Of NICk~BU re, Miss, viii be held al ta
rCi.c OF WILLIAM ALEXANDRA SMITH a 60, 30 10
Val st on TJ ESDAN NENlt 1sih ustr ~ O'Clock p M
u.4ness Of Importance WI come before uc mecn6 ana
q fan attendance Is earnestly req .esfcd
W. II. HAYS Chairman ol Committee.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

Doercv oct 1S-The for Wool continues good ard
t. trtf Is H-m Manufacturers 81 n quite Tree pur
casars Fine ces are scarce and u few hands ann hpes
sars Medium and Onto and Penns jlNnlA
are IL n az iUq42c: NX az - 1J,; Wisconsin and Mic
rlu I'd fO- aud choice and good Medium grades arc
G. -n 20 $50 zoe super y pulled have been IN fur
demand with sacs RI 32aiOc, with an asi9na sale 81
cnucs Maize Super 42044c ComOuc ard DcMne alt n
fair demand and O.. 447c Tor Denc aud 3Sd1nc
fnr good Cophug Fail California has boon arriving moro
freely. and are mostly at IRON l5g@lc
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PnOyfpgN~E oct. 19-Prir'ug cloths dun anu weak,
without decided change m quotations..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
srcoND BoARD-1 O'clock p. NJ.

eSis y STATE Bonds-RdilrOGd BOnds-B0nE aud Rail
road Sh0reg-F T. Fr0ress Stocks 6c
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
DROPOSALS FOR S1,497,5OO

4 BDNDS OF THE CITY OF NEW-NORK.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received no The C0mutroi'
c-s OH until SATURDAY, Oct %. al . O'Clock D. m When
r sam, will be- publicly opened for the who or any part ot
the sum q! Bonds Of the city oi Ncwf9rk u Wit
Assessment bonds Of the Corporation % the city oi
Ncv-loIa, authorized by Chapter 75O, Laws Oi $1,000
Street Imlrlyetucut Fuud Bgnts OF tno Corporation
95E LAWS o: 1873 ................. 267J0D
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

Sl,491.5OO
said bonds will bear interest the ~ FIVE per ccH
aunuin uayanlr tie daY ot Na ana tllr h rh
year principal viii Uc redeemed o. c Iat Gay O. NJ
Eacn proposal should sealed and Endorsed Prorosaa for
Bonds tie CITY 0f NewNoiS and mcOSei ia second en-
Venuc addressed 10 the Control cr ..-.
Tho right the part or TIE C0ntroer 20 rt
any an the bills IN lis Judgment the interests OF INC
corporation require H. -.,.-,..,.. 80.
the redemption ike bopts OF the CITY OF Ncwlork wlch
ptfurc Nov 1876. aud their Issue, therefore Will not mako
auy add ton tho city debt -.
lhp holders Of Ike CRY bonds which mature Nov J. 1916
NAV apul duo such bonds respectively Ia 10
ra,mns any bonds that may be awarded them on Lef
bids under these proposals.
For fll infOImat a City Record
ANDREW II. GREEN, Controller
Cv Of New York Department Of Flnane', CcEti0-ers
O1i,e, oct lS. 1876
rTHE UNPAID BOOK ACCOUNTS, PROM
i ISSOEY Notes. Judgments, &C, Of WHITE & DlJt'-
LAS will auction, az uoou, October " 100 "
GFRAIiD BETS & CO, Au,uonecrs, u NoI Oidslp Ne"
York order OF EDWARD W. WEST esq ms Asslgec oI
estate 0f White Don Slas. For catalogues appb 10 ts
Assignee at No. 90 rtne-st -
g and 7 PERCENT STOCKS
OF THE
CITY OF NETWORK
(afaiurng 1873 70 1000.
FOR SALE BG
Geo. x. Sistare,
"a NASSAU-ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

Pitts, ~ WAYNE &
Chic cd
10 hc 1902
Pac X OF Mo
iOO.-..bc 4
Rons aud Saratoga
2O....bc.ll0
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16

managers of said railroad company may
be postpoued until after such committee
shall have reported the true facts IN tho
premises. And your petitioners UNDER
take and promise to establish and make
GOOD all the averments and allegations
in this petition contained.
This petition was referred in the Sen
ate to the Committee on Railroads, which
is composed of West. Hitchcock, Cragin,
Howe, Hamilton. Mitchell, Dawes, Ran
som. Kelly, Caperton and Eaton. The
prayer of this petition should be granted.
With . Joint Committee of both houses
of Congress to inquire into all tho abuses
of the Central Pacific, the proper infor-
nation would thereby DO acquired for
remedial legislation. The people OF this
State ale interested in tho passage OF
a Congressional Act which shall prohibit
the managers Of the Central Pacific from
discriminating against US in their passen'
ger and freight charges. Let "the supreme
law-making power of the nation take
the Central Pacific in hand and mete ou'
equal and exact justice between that cor
poration and its stockholders and SO fal
establish standard rates of freights ano
fares that no unjust determinations car
be made in the future.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16

ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR TIKI
PEDESTRIAN MATcH.-The final arrange
ments for the walking match between
O'Lsary and Schmehl were made last
evening at meeting of the friends OF both
PARTIES at the Palace Hotel. E1Gover-
nor Solomon holds the stakes. 81, 900.
A Deputy City and County surveyor
measured .the track last evening, and
fonnd that it will reqnire exactly nine
laps to make mile. He will render bis
certificate of measurement to-day. The
track will also be measured by Mr.. Law
ton, OF the Olympic Club, the referee IN
this match. 1t will be built OF tan-bark
and sawdust. The start will take place
a few moments after twelve o'clock to-
morrow night. to the music of the Indus
trial School Band.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16
TELEcRAPHIc BREvITIEs.

The steamer Panama, which arrived
in San Francisco Sunday night, ran
into the Australian steamer Zelandia,
damaging her SO that one of her water
tight compartments filled and her
stern sank in the mud. The repairs,
it is supposed, can be completed in
few days.
A fire occurred in the Chinese cigar
mandatory, on Commercial street,
San Francisco, yesterday morning.
Damages about $1,000. Supposed in
cendiary.
At midnight, Sunday. O'Leary and
Schmehl began their walk. At9o'cik
yesterday forenoon O'Leary had COM
pleted his forty-sixth mile, with his
opponent o1s miles behind. At l2:5l
O'Leary had completed his sixty
second mile, while Schmehl had stop
ped for rest at 1902 on his fifty-tifth
mile.
O'Donovau Rosser attended PIC
mic given by the Knights of the Red
Brush at Belmont OH Sunday. 1t is
said to have been the most orderly as
semblagc of the season, no hoodiums
being present.
1t is now said that Congress cannot
adjourn before the middle Of July.
The total payments of silver from the
Treasury in redemption of fractional
currency up to Saturday ere about
Si,425.O 600.
Richard Harrington, under indictment
in the safe burglary case. is said to have
fled the country. He is believed to he
in Canada; bu. extradition now under
the Ashburton treaty is out of the cues
ton.
A larger number of counterfeit notes
have recently been received at the lie
demption Department: Of the Treasury
than ever before within the same length
Of time.
Senator Sargent will to-day introduce
. bill in the Senate to restrict the I'M
migration of Chinese to the United
States. Section prohibits the master
Of any vessel from taking on board more
than ten Chinese passengers with intent
to bring them to the United States. Sec
ton 2 provides that the penalty for each
infraction of the provisions of Section
shall be 500. The remaining sections
up to seven are for carrying out the pro-
visions embodied in the two sections
mentioned.
The floods continue on the Con.
aecticut river and in Canada.
A large meeting has been held IN
Philadelpaia in favor OF the great e1-
hibition being opened on Sundays.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16

MIKE McGEEEpY left Genoa about two
weeks ago, says the Carson Valley News
Of last Saturday, for his home in Pine
Nut. He took supper at Boyd's and
started out. The next day his mule was
found in the John Williams ranch. and
Mike has not been heard from since.
His mariner was in town this week search
ing for the missing man and has tele-
craphed to Dayton and to other places
thus far to no purpose. There is but
little doubt that he was drowned in at
tempting to cross the sloughs. He was
intoxicated when he left Genoa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16
MARRIED.

In this city, Monday evening. May IS, 1S1G,
bv the Rev. Geo. B. Allen, Mr.. David a. SMALL
and Miss Rachel Spratte.
The ceremonies took place at the residence OF
the brides brother. only select company OF
friends being present. The happy couple de-
parted at once OIL their wedding tour, with San
Francisco as their main point of destination.
Their visit will be prstracted until the begin
ming of nent month, when they will return and
take up their residence in Carson. That their
homelmay be a continuation of Smails and sun
shine is the wish Of many friends.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16

BELIEVES IT.-The Reveillc copies the
substance OF the story of the intelligent
COW which lately appeared in the APPEAL,
and adds
OF course We believe this story; for
we know a COW in this town, who walks
into Paxton Curtis Bank regular every
day and examines the list Of stock quo
tations. If stocks are up she stays IN
town; as she knows that her master Will
give her a bran-mash or some other COW
delicacy; but if they are down, she
goes out in the hills and rustles fo1
grass.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16
CENTRAL PACIFIC PETITION.

In the Appeal OF Sunday vas pub
lished an item taken from the Senate
proceedings of Friday relative to the
presentation of q petition from citi-
zens OF California praying for an in
vestigation into the affairs of the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad, the Contract and
Finance Company and the firm OF
Charles Croker Il Co. The teie-
graphic abstract of that petition failed
to give the material portion Of it. One
of the signers is John r. Robinson,
the plaintiff in the heavy suit recently
brought against Stanford 4 Co., in the
Fourth District Court of San Fran
cisco. Other petitioners are Anthony
Coolot and Anthony Egl. The petit
ton sets forth that Robinson became
a stakeholder in the Central Pacific
Railroad in 1862, and the other petit
TONERS in 1861. That the portion OF
the road built by the Union Pacific
living between Ogden and Promon-
tory Point has been purchased by the
| Central Pacific, making the total
length of the road from Sacramento
about 40 miles that the net earnings
of the Central Pacific, from May 5,
1869, when it first began to be operated
over its whole length, to December 81.
1879, were about Si0,OO0,0O0. The fol-
lowing further synopsis OF this petit
ton we copy from the San Francisco
/ Post:
! That it will be found, if an exami-
| nation be made by competent ehgi-
neers, that the W hole line ofroad bullt
by the Central Pacific can be com
pleted, according to the manner IN
which it was built, for sum not 10
exceed $50 900, 900. That most OF tine
delay and stoppage of business on the
road during the past Winter was
caused by the inferior character OF the
| road bed, rails and ties thereon, the
| same not being of sufficient strength
| TO bear the weight Of the snOw-plOws
necessary to be used i'll removing
snow from the track and that to put
the road in good order. and bring II
no 10 the standard of a first class road,
SO that passenger trains c3nid pass
over it with safety at the ordinary
rates of speed at which such trains are
moved on main roads in New York,
PENNSYLVANIA or Massachusetts,. would
REQUIRE an immediate expenditure OF
about two and half millions OF dol
lars.
That at the time Of the original in.
corporation of the Central PACING, ana
for some time prior and subsequent
thereto, Leland Stanford, in partner
ship with brother, carried on bust
ness as oil merchants, that Hunting
ton and Hopkins were partners in the
hardware business, and that Charles
Croker was in the business of retail
ing calico, tape, pins and needles.
That for the years 1850, 1861 and 1867,
the managers of the Central Pacific
made return under oath, as required
by law, to the Assessor OF sacramento
county, of the property owned by
| them:
| cr.Sropn 4. WE'RE WORTH E1E-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16

A PPLICATION FOR PATENT
u Notice No. 3d. United States Survey No.
39-United States Land Office, Carson City, Ne
vada. Nav 18th, lS7G.-Notice is hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS slL SIN MlN-
ING COMPANY, 3 corporation duly 1ncorpo-
rated under and by virtue OF the laws OF the
state of California, having it principal place
of business in the city of San Francisco, state
of California has this day by A. 5. 6ooLD: its
attorney in fact and agent (whose Post Office
address is Carson City, nevada, made applica-
tion for a United States patent for fifteen nun
dred Il $500 linear foet of the Williams Lode,
bearing gold and silver quartz and other MN
erals of precious metals, together with surface
oround six hundred 500 feet in width. for the
Convenient working thereof situate IN the Eagle
and Washoe Valley Mining District, Ormsby
county, and State Of Nevada. known and deslS-
mated on the field notes and official plat as
United States survey No. 80, in Section %,
Township Is north of range II east. Monte d.
able meridian; the exterior boundaries OF sald
lot No, 80 being as follows, to wit: Beginning
a. post marked No. l, U. S. Survey No. 80,
whence the southwest corner of Section %,
Township is north of range 10 east, bears south
76o 22' west, s95 $40 feet; the Ayers and Hop
kins Silver Mimi. Company S cabin bears north
$685. west, CSC feet, and the discovery aud wofh,
ing cut and tunnel upen this mine bears north -
26, east 935 feet; thence running first course,
north 1879 west $50 feet to pest marked No 2
U. s. Survey No. 80; thence second course, north
II 10 east 600 feet to pest mark d NO. Y B sur
cast l. 500 feet to post marked No. U. S. Survey
No, 80: thence fourth course south 40 west
600 feet to post No. l, the place of beginning,
e,utaining 20 Sc 100 acres; bearings expressed
,om the true meridian " It'll a magnetic varis-
ton Of 1879 east. This claim was located I'M
der the name of the Williams Mining Claim
and survey made to accord Herewith. Inc
workings and improvements on this mine con-
sst of an open cut 80 feet long, 20 feet wide and
20 feet deep, and tunnel run in the hill from
= a fora IF said cut n distance OF 81 feet, eX-
coed NC $500 in value. This claim Is bounded
northerly by the Ayers Consolidated Silver ME-
ing Company's claim; solltherly By the Lc-etta
c 5mpany's mining claim. The sad mining
claim being recorded IN the Office OF the Re
corder of O2msby county aforesaid, III volume
A, folio 328 Any and all persons Claiming any
portion of said Ayers and Hopkins Silver n III
ing Company's claim are required to Tile thel 7
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land Office 1t Carson City, Nevada dur
ing the sixty day period of publication, or they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF
the statute. [myl6l A. Waltz, Register
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16

In announcing the intended depart
ure of County Clerk Shoemaker to at
tend the Centennial exhibition at
Philadelphia the Reno Journal pleas
ant,y adds: awe had intended doing
likewise, but the walking is very bad
inst now" Whereupon the Phoebe
Record savagely retorts: "Better
wait till called upon to perform your
Congressional duties"