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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

NOTICE NO. SO.
U. s. SURVEY NO. ias.

ny :. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
. Nevass. Aag. ~ 1s76,--Nctice is hereby
given that Charles I.anzzc and Charles knop-
ftl, citizens Of the United staies, have this
day made application for patent for hnccn
hundred llse0l feet linesr Of the Comet Lode,
bearing gold and silver. situsicd in the Dcvtl's
Gate and Chinatown mining district, county
Of LYON. State OF Nevada, together with sur
Ace groard four hundred tlcul feet In width
the same beleg the estimaicd width of said
Lode within ssid claim, SO TAR rs the same
can be sscrrtsined from present developments.
said claim being designated on the official plat
on file In this Office as u. ;. survey No. rs.
In township No. ID north Of range y r., NJ
u. NJ, the exterior boundaries OF said 10; No
fss being a. follows to-wit: Beginning a; q
poet marked No. l, Z. ). Survey No. rs, stu
ated on east side Rsvine. and whence bears
the South st. Louis Co. $ shan \. ~ \ degrees
T., the \. +. corner post OF the Atlantic Con
soliaaied Go s L. :. Survey No, Ill. n. = de-
gree E. the Atlantic Co.'S shaft \. tsS de-
crses West, tiiStani about 100 feet. the $. W
corner Of section 5. township 10, north range
n T., Nj. ID NJ. ). $50 degrees W, distant sFos
feet: thence running from said posi- No, l, first
course. :. = degrees + $40 feet to post No. ,,
thence second course 5, degrees W $500 feet
10 post No. s.. thence third course. n. - de-
s.reeS W 400 feet 10 post No. Z, whence bears
the ;, corner post No. of the Sonth knd
Mining Cos L. :. Survey No 10, ), Il = de
.rees ". distant lfa feet; thence running
fom said pos; No. 1, fourth course, \. de
grccs f. $50 feet 20 post No. l, the point of
eginniug--eoniaining Is 6s-lai acres. Bear
ings expressed from true ncridisn magnetic
variation i6 dezrces 20 minutes f. The labor
and improyements consist Uf two tunnels.
each over 100 feet IN length. and exceeding
five hundred dollars in yalee. This claim is
in close proximity and la The east of the At
lsnsic Consolidated Co.'S clsim and the South
End Mining Co s elSim and is bounded on
the north, eas, and south by no known claim.
ants. The notice Of location Is dgly recorded
in Book |. folio $40, of the records of Devils
Gate and Chinatown mining district 81 the
Office of the recorder thereof in Silver City,
county Of LYON, State OF Nevada ANY and
ali persons claiming adversely any p Tiion of
the said Comet Lode Comet Muing Com
pany's claim are required within the sixty
DAYS publication hereof 10 aie with the Regis
Ter Of the United states Land oiiicc AZ Carson
City their protest snd adverse claim or they
viii I've barred by virtue Of the provisions of
the statute,
aa-s>-5sd G. n. HARRIS, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
rract,cal 6so,oa,sr

= ND MINERALO0IsT.- - HAVING I'm.
"A loved unusaal facilities during the past
twenty seven years for explorations In tbs
VARIOUS mining districts In Nevada and Cali
fornis. the undersigned feels iustiAed in
claiming to be able 10 make satisfactory ~.
ports upon the geological and minersloeical
conditions OF any mine In this country, and
is therefore prs pared. At short notice. to make
Surveys, Explorations and Scien.
tiiic Reports
Upon any mining locality or mineral deposit
vest OF the Rocky Mountains.
W. FRANK STEWART.
~ Leave orders with J. W. shields. cigar
Dealer. No. a. South c street, virginia City,
Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
application FOR patent.
NOTICE NO. sis.
UNITED STATES SURVEY NO. iaa.

| TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CAR
| u son City, Nevada. Aug ~. tsl6.--Notice
| ia hereby given that the silver Lear cold
and silver Mining Company, corporation
uuder and by virtue of the laws Of the state
| of Nevada, has this day by William X. King.
its duly authorized agent, whose post ofstsc
| aiiress is at the Eureks Mill, Lyon county.
Ncvais. made application for patent Tor one
thousand lipool linear feet Of tho silver Lear
! Lode bearing gold and silver. situated IN the
Devils cate Snd Chinatown mining district.
LYON county. state Of Nevsds, together with
surface ground six hundred teooi feet IN wtdth,
said claim being designated on the official plat
in this Office as u. $, Snrse. No. -, IN town
ship l6. north Of range "a. N. ID. NJ the exte-
rior boundaries Of said lot no. - ncinS =
follows. to-wit: Beginning at post marked
No l. L, :. Survey No. 1 -, said post being
identical with the :. W. corner post OF the st
Louis Co.'S, L. 5. Survey No. %, and running
first course s. ~ degrees, W. 500 feet to post
No = whence bears q post marked Lyon coun-
~ line A. 81 degrees 10 minutes W hscstah
on Mt Davidson " /, degrees y minutes
W. tallcss smoke stsck on Suecor hosting
works \. q degrees r., tallest smoke s,ssA
on Bnekeye hoisiing works \ ~ y dcErccs h,
thence running from said post No, = second
course. :. y degrees rs minutes E., 1000 feet
to post Ne, =. thence, third coarse, \. " de-
crpcs f.. coo feet 10 post No. I, whence bears
the y section corner ~n cast line OF seet,.h =
township ii, north range u degrees T.. N, y.
H. ~
feet the = W. corner pcs; Of the Emigrsnt-
Jr., Cos L. 5. Survey No. As ;. III E., dis
tant las x feet. thence running from said post
No 1. fourth course, n. rs degrees y minutes
W. Is fec; to post ); thence, fifth course, \.
3Ss. degrees w. at 1Sa feet the \. W. corner
post Of the Emigrant. Jr., Co. : Z. ;. survey
No al. Pa feet 10 post No 6; thence sixth
course, ;. ~ degrees w. sol feet 10 posi- No. !,
the point of beginning -containind Is lb-lW
acres Bsaring~ oppressed nom true mertdian
magnetic variation i6 degrees ~ minutes h,
The labor and Improvements consist OF
shaft 30 feet deep and n tunnel, exceeding i've
hundred dollars In value SAID clsim ts partly
bounded on the east by the Emigrant, Jr..
Company claim and partly on the north by
the 81. Louis Companys claim, and on The
west snd south by ne known claimants. The
notice Of location Is daily recoricd IA Beos !.
folios - and AS Of the records OF the Devils
Gale and Chinatown mining DISTRICT,
Lyon county, Nevads, at Silver CITY ia
the Office Of the Recorder oi said district.
ANY and xll persons els sntug adveIs y Sii'
portion 81 said silver Lvaf g I'D ard siiV
Mining Colopsny's sail claim are required
Within sixts Gays pGhlicsii Il her r'ed q ne
With the register VI the nit,a states Land
oaice 81 Csrso CITY, Nevada, III ir protest
sni sdvtrse claim or they will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions # the statute.
suga5 G y HARRIS, IL sist"T.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which may be done With one-fcurth the
usual expense BY using the
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR USE.
MIXED READY ron USE.

~ rRF ROOF. TEa-PRooF. DJRA-
BE Economical and ornsEenta!
-ss 80, 5e covered with very cneap
.n,n.ls. ana by application OF this SLATE De
made ~ last rom ~ 70 - years, Ola ~ ~. :
can be patched aud costee. lVoAins NUN oss-
trr naa lsstins longer than new shingles with.
ON, The sIstr Tor OSE-rHIRD THE GoSf OF
Rk-sHlN9LING. Tae expense OK >istins rev
.h,n,,lss rs only about the cost Of Simply lay
In them The paint Is fiRk-Psoof sesihss
sparks or hylaS embers, a. may DC essity tess-
tel by snyone 1T sfOPS EVERY LIAM.
and for tin or iron has no equal, a. II eApaaos
nv heat contracts by cold, and Ssysk CRACKS
nor scales Roofs covered with Tar sae ataails
relt can be nasde wster>tlebt al sInAii eA-
peuse sna preserved for many years lnis
Slate Paint Is EXTREMELY ChhsAf. IVY
Gallons via cover hundred square feet ei
sn,ngla ROT while on tin, tron, felt, mate BED
hnar9s or sny smooth surface, tom TWO
,nartS IA one Gallon are required 10 lsV sqasre
r., IS snrf ace. aud although tae tssnt has
nesxv hely il is easily applied with brush
ne TAR Is USED IN THIS COMPOSITION.
Therefore it neither cracks IN winter nov runs
IN, Summer On decayea shingles u n.iS NJ
I'M. hoe, and pores. and gives new sItistan-
tfal root that will last for wears Sarlta y
warped shSaaies IL brings TO their p'aces aAt
kee,is thera there. It nlls mp all hotss IL tei'
roofs. stops the leaks, and although sew
dryer raia anet Rot affect u ,e~ nears siteI
applying. As nesrly sn paints thst are alses
contain TAI. be sure you obtain CIR efSVlSk
article, which tfer shingle coofsl Is cHoto-
LATE COLOR, when hrss applied, ctsnelas
IN ab,u, month to uniform state coior. slla
r. 10 all intenss and purposes SLATE, On 10
aoaps o,,- re3 solo- is usually preferred, -
one coat * equal 70 ave of any ordinary paint.
FOR BRICK WALLS our BRIGHT RED Is me eniy
reliable Slste Paint ever introdGced that VIII
stsectaaily prevent dsmpness troln penesra'-
tue apa discalarlug the plaster These paints
are also largely used on oui-hocsts saa 'eiSes
- - . n5ins coat On tue haildines. oar
anly sa,sorS as CaocoLNTs. REp, BslSHr REo
and OnINxsE
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
Assessment Notice.

a UgFOIA MINING COMPANY 10
n cAtsau ai lr'aeipss plao, ot husiurss-
SAL Francisco California - Location Of works
b Wis Gate District. Lyon County,
Nevada Notice is Aercby given, that At 3
meeting ol the Trustees of said company, held
on tut Isl Of September, 1916, an assessment
No q 90 Zen tl0l cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately in geld coin OF the
United STATES, t. the Secretary, at the Office
OF tho company Room !, No. 2sn Montgomery
street, SAN Francisco Any sioek upon ~hieh
this assessment shall remain unpaid On the SOth
day u Ocio,,er, lS76. VIII be delinquent. and
advurtised for sails at public auction; and
unless payment is made before viii be sold
on sATU RpAY, the 2ist day If November,
l>7e. TO pay the delinquent assessment, tgeth,
er with Gusts OF advertising and expenses OF
sale THAn. :. FITCH, Secretary.
OFFICE RooSn /. No, 40 Montgomery street
san Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
Official Notice.

uDEOP0sED AMENDMENT AND REyI-
IL sion Of the Constitution % the State
Of Nevada. passed al The seventh session o;
the Legislature.
Resolved. by the Assembly, the Senate Goa
curing. That the Constitution Of the State
of Nevada be amended o. follows:
Amend Section one 81 Article TX Of ale
Constitution Of the State OF Nevada 30 Is 10
read ~ fellows:
section / The fiscal year shall commence
OF the frst day Of December III each year.
Passed January 10. 1878.
Resolved by the Assembly. the Senate Goa
curing. That our history asa STATE has Taught
as the necessity Of revising the Constitution.
we Therefore recommend the electors, AZ the
next election for members 81 the Legislature.
10 vote for or against the calling Of cauyen-
ton for the purpose of revising the Conststa-
tion of the state Of Nevada.
Passed. February Is ISIS,
1 hereby certify the foregoing TO b trae
copies frosR the Original enfas.ed Resolutions
on fle In my once.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal OF
Sie. August /, 1876, SEAL
J. D. MINOR, see'y ef sssse,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Fox Jppex OF rny SUPREME CouKr:
q. II. LII ON 4 x ID.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
NOTICE.!

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD
II OF Equalization of Lyon County, Nevada.
will be III session on Monday, October, 9Th,
lsiG. at the ofhee III the County Clerk of said
Lyon County. when and where the following
named persons, the valuation of whose pro
pcrty has teen sdded "a, may appear before
the Board, and upon masking aihdavits that
they had DO knowledge OF such Increased
valuation u their property may hsse hear
ing beiarv said Board. VIA;
Hugh MCkeviii. Increased on real estate. $50
Ca&r.es Tiney. 100
Nj. r. wy1An. lSa
NJ Elmer. s. 40
Jas. NsphtSly e i10
J. IL Adams, Increased ON solvent debts IoN
j. A. BoNhAM.
CLERK Of Board of Equalization.
Dayton, Oct ID. ls76
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
aoors AND SHOES,
n. Y. Slate Paint Company.

o. al les rpsioas. 4ni he wishes sll 10 givs
him sai aesare ptIr' hssiBs elsewhere, as h
eAa ami siu sfar superior Inducements TO Any
house IA the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Childrcn's imported ClOaks of black velvet
are trimmed richly with wnitc lace.
Gold-dOttcd walls are coming into vogue
again.
A flag on Park place was torn in ribbons by
the heavy wind yesterday.
There are ,OO6 bakeries in NewYOrk City,
and 81 lagcr-beer and liquor saloons.
The pool-rOoms were crowded last night
and The betting elections was lIycly.
He who runs Iffly read the election returns
tonight AS they To be posted IN many conspicuous
places throughout the city
Waxcd paper Of every hue, artiSticaly
cured for the COMMUNICATION OF nlcIdCts ana CRATES
is the latest novelty.
There is a restaurant in GrcenwIch-St. which
to 10000 people and cooks 10 barrels oil eggs
each day.
The old headquarters of the Democratic chief
tans, the Manhattan Club House, VIII be sold at auction
this week.
For school girls, plain cloak of rough
CLOTH cut long ana resembling the ustcIs Iof gentlemen,
Is all the rage.
The Board of Managers have decided to
keen the American Institute Exhibition open TIL
day Nov. Is. The attendance has increased greatly
since the reduction Of admission.
The Fall meeting of the Athletic Club of the
grounds of the NewYork Athletic Club At Mott Haven,
to-day.
The latest election bet which eXcites the
betting community Is made by James Gordon Ben
nett editor Of The Herald the general result $3.50
on Hayes.
The annual free course Of lectures on Rhetoric
and Eocuuon at the Cooper Union by Prof G. zachos
will Friday evening, Nov. 10, at O'Clock,
in the Curators lecture room. and will be continued on
Tuesday and Friday evenings thereafter.
Cardinal McClOskey has recovered sufficiently
W attend TO many Of hls duties lie las recently returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

The state of Missouri has already audited ana al
owed Confederate war claims amounting to more
than s., OOO.OOO. These claims are based upon
the cotton tax damages to land and property dur
ing the war, the emancipation of slaves, ana 'oh-
federatc losses of all kinds. We present herewith
fac-simile of the face of one of these Missouri claims
which has been audited by the State authorities ana
signed bv the Governor. 1t is in shape, SIZE an"
general style Of printing not unlike the Natohai
erccnhacls. The back of the note Is an especially
distinct imitation of the grccnback, being engraved
with gcomctric lathc-work, printed in green ana
bearing in the midst of the engraving the words
Issued i'm accordance with the provisions OF an
act of the General Assembly of the State OF Mis-
souri,. Approved March 10, 1871 The indorse-
ucnt "Woodford VI. Paris also appears. The
Confederate war claims which are 10 lee pressed
upon a Congress by the solid South exceed III
amount -, OOO 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

Peter b. Olncy, chairman of the Democratic
General Committee of tie Nih Assembly District nav
learned that there number of negro rrtdtcrs BOO
the Fiftccuta Ward. instructed Martin k'hoc OF "" 20
SNthavc 10 apply for warrants for Their arrest 10 jus
tcc Eixbv at the Washington Place Pclce court IL j.
alleged that they registered from several places AID i'm
tended to vote carly and often Warrants were granted
against Theodore Fox. Iucu~ Butcher VIM Fox, J".cih
Eo .l.d,Z. James smith, Jose Srho'du. WIZ :. lurai,
son. H. Bunch, Joseph MARTINEZ Eugene NcDcIlnUiI'
George Niiuer, Nu, Reid, \. g. We be. y {. Brown.
Jane, Mcdonnell VIM. GohIcy, Charles \. Mu'r,
Henry Cooper, Charles Patterson, Henry Hu-iN, ana
Charles Miller. The variants %Vcrc gwen 10 sergeant
Ahcdu last night, aud ia" Inl-oncla VIII be
brought to count tins morning If arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
RUMORED PLAN TO MANIPULATE RETURNS.
DETAILS OF CURIOUS STATEMENT ATTRIBUTED TO

DETAILS OF a " hIONS NlNlEhI-Ni hiiihp' '''' ~
AN .ADHERENT OF TIGDFN-THREArENED RE-
vivAL OF THE CIRCULAR FRAUD OF 1868.
In The Commercial Adtertiser of Yesterday
there was given account OF curious conversation
that was alleged to have taken place between three
prominent lawyers-two Republicans and Democrat
Oh sun !ay night in which the latter detailed AT some
length what ne stated Mr.. TIdcns scheme for Sc
curing early election lnanswer 10 question oil
the Republicans to the result in this city "f To-
days election the Tlden gave sketch Of IN" Dem
ocratic plans from which it would appear that Mr. III
den was preparing TO repeat IN, circular" trick of
1865 whcn by obtaining early knowledge Of the vote In
The state outside tIis city, the Democratic managers
were enabled to manipulate the vote III TINS
county SO as to Obtain majority large enough
to overcome the country vote. Although admitting
the thorough prepare ions Of John Davenport 10 de-
feat fraudulent voting in this cy the Tidcn advocate
stated that the majority would bc made sufficient The
method by which this was be effected, follows
Two men had been appointed 10y Mr.. Idcn brewery
election district the personally TO ascertain as
nearly possible how their district would vote ana
send the returns before at the closing of the polls to
Mr. Tnden. BY the difference OF type III the indnr>c-
ments on the back Of the Republican and Democratic
electoral tickets the Democratic INSPECTORS Of each cleo
ton district could tell at glance how each voted
before the ballot placed in the box by Keeping an
accurate account, Mr. Tdcn would know soon as the
polls were closed almost his precise majority in New"
York County, before a single vote had been counted
TIE reason for these unusual measures vas not clearly
indicated by the narrator; he attributed them u" MI
ndcns natural Anxiety To learn the result a. soon Is
uO>S BILE
The Tldcu lawyer further stated that many spurious
election tickets had been circulated hy the Democrats
uc;i. Republican head, but h!lrd win omissions ana
,rrurs u electors. ID ~ t'kctS 90
which the lawyer showed several were to bee aNishrd on
sine Republicans 10y the Democratic buOthmcu at the
polls. When the count shall ID, made. the inspections u
lend to throw out all faulty names and count ,uch vote
scattering" This communicative Democrat d.s" sid
that he To hr walked AT oci"'h lil" MOI 10
order to marshal all his u tie polls. 50 that .li'l
would be ahead IN case any difficulty Should or'ur Ia,
was to be- the general plan dinOuE the working men or
the party thorough canvass had also been made az
a the hotel, and Bolulu-huu>'~ To ud out Low ta"h
voter would his bO,. Even puItcrs ana walters
mad been bibcd To listen 10 CouSc salons aud 10 asr'i
tain the party preferences of t.c guests whom they
served SuC are Il few o the -act IOIi~ az tic 49, ,t
system of Igiuzou, ac-cd To- have been gwen by
- HnnsiIr OF rriuIIm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
SPECIMEN SOUTHERN OPINIONS.
THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS MUST BE PAID.
From The TlScumbid (Ad) Times erCohdfSsmdH Joseph
H. Sl0ss Editor Oct. "a.

From me Tuscabd (Ald) Times. erCondressIada Joseph
H. Sloss. Editor oct. "a.
II is matter of surprise TO see Southern
politicians and Democrats OF the North asserting that IL
Id,n aud Hendricks elected, the just claims due the
Southern people viii not he paid We are dlsgusted with
scb moral cowardice rs VIII lead those who should be
friends of the South TO thus show the White fcather
rob the People of the South OF their just and legal claims
We have always believed, insisted that aims for private
property taken from our people durlgg the war; ana ued
hv the Federal army Sold and the proceeds carried
into the United States Treasury, should be pald ana We
control our rulers and legislators every QUE OF these
claims will be paid. While a member OF congress We
voted allow the claims Of loyal citizens OF the south
for every cent OF the vane Of property taken from them
by the Federal army We also voted t0 pay for school
4.sa.at,ons which were wantonly destroyed by the
Federal army. In thus voting we thought we were adj
Ygtatiug what ius fair. and III strict accord Win
established principle, believing that puyate properly
cannot IN any case, De taken anu Use, usgu w
ug paid for; and we shall continue to insist l,1
mat not only should the claims OF loyal elll
DESTROYED during the war by the Federal army oe
paid, but that every where private property was
taken and used by for the benefit OF tie Govern
mcut, 1t should be paid !or
THE COTTON TAX UNJUST.
From, the Macon lGo1 IctegraDh amt lfesse"g'r,
IIldcn comes ont with sweeping decldia-
ton AGAINST all southern claims including even the
l.fuuIHg oi The unconstitutional ana oppressive cotton
tax We think Tilden has gone too far IN TINS natter
caust tutona ought To be refunded after the question
has passed the ordeal OF the courts aud Of Congress ana
81
measure of Justice and u.cttude, decided simply ne
c.l~e that measure iuues to the benefit OF qu0ndim
rtb. Is and msurTect Oni>tS, 80 called
TIE SOUTH ENTITLED TO \ SHARE.
Ei0tl The Memphis irll1Hcte. -
If 1.-THE South is of the Union, II Is entitled
t. l', share those blessings. IL does not n I'd the
gg., though il must To- confessed that NOT sudl NUM-
beer people 10 prefer glsh 10 something more
substantial They seem To regard the dcnuucau0u ny
some frUtAy Congressman OF political opponent a. Ol
more Importance than speech that would influence
vote, ina fayor Of rtoonsIuctnS our leFecs or osHs
southern railway 20 tie Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Neir- York Hofa- Rear-Admiral William +. lcltoy,
T. Navy Lieut.. col \ Alexander. Y. = Army tud thc
Hon : ~tockdac Of I'Nas lUm dren"c li',,tnjndGe
Lisk 81 INC L. \ Indian HrerooTf HoucSatr
Tnriurer D. Van Buren,, r, Of Albany Gscg HoDsc-
Tho Rev Robert Laird Collier ~ Boston ST NtrhDiGs Nnft-
Judge r. F. anucy and Gen Wager ~Wayncol OhioaniJ Wiley
Edmauds of BOSTON HoHrG, HDsr Gen lsfaci \ordgs,
T. : Amy f,rqud If0- Engineer in chief William w w.
Wool G.. Navy 81. JIiHcS HDt"i-Llrut Cot george W
Cila SguIre N,.tt hit EHgnHtt has.
H. Lorng T. :. Navy GrdHd tctrat H0tc~Sherf C. A.
L.. LlauN ~ ItI