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Emigration Of the Pool selIers,

NV YoRk, May 22.-All Of the old
New York pool sellers have moved to
New jersey, aud opened establishments
10 the different cities near New York.
There Is no law against betting in New
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GLovERv1IIE, N. Y, May GA fire
last night destroyed 20 buildings in the
heart Of the village, also the stock of 46
business men. Loss, 100000; insurance
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GheGateltiqencer.
IntelIlgcnccr for The summer.

PTSaI leaving me ely may harv &s LaisHigeHosr
IN,io their addreI BY mail, poHgs prepaid, for
SushHas AZ they may desire, at .tts. rate n Gtleea
eeNiI per Ts.k,
RB- Tho money 10 pay for @s tine required must
n all ea,c' accompany The order.
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FIRE RECORD.
S5O.OOO Fire.

ST. JOINS, N. B., May pa fire at
Indian town this morning burned Lees
sash factory, Shaw's large carriage facto.
ry, and eight or ten dwellings. Loss,
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WnrEllNo, Mnr ID, ls17.

Ae;irPI. ctk, Lamb. CIpE, CaldueQ and oiheys.
members qf hs Bar ef 0hio COHniy;
GREIs:-Appreciatiu highly the expression Of
your Kind and generous sentimentsaH contained IN
the foregoing carl, readily acquiesce in your re-
quest to become candidate for reelection 10 fhe
Office Of Judge Of the Municipal Court Of WheelinF,
promising II reelected 10 that poIion 10 ondeaynr
to secure by faithful and impartial discharge Of
Its duties continuance Of your approval and re-
gard. Very respectfully yours,
myil @. L. CRAEMER.
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

I. prepared TO make careful and complete analye,
Of Iron orCs, LimestonOu, Mlnoral Waters, etc.
lAbOntOry cor. aith and Chapllno street,
Au22 Wheeling. W. Va
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BERLIN, May 22.-The arrival OF Prince
Bismarck in Berlin is not the result OF
any sudden determination, nor is there
any special political reason for it, it hav-
ing been arranged before hand a. part
OF the general programme Of his journey.
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LouIsyfLIE, ky, May 22.-Besnliful
weather, interesting races and an attends
snre Of 10, 900 were ihe features 81 he
Darby dAy. =.
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AC,aSe otGol,,Peyo,

LITTLE Rock, May 22.-There is great
excitement at searcy, in White county,
over the finding Of what is taken to be .
gold mine.
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PtFrsnunsH, Nay 22. Petroleum y.
Quiet; crude g 10 az Parker refined iS n
lfe, Philsdelphia delivery.
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CoNsrANrrNoPIE, May 22.-The Alb
schians are in full inSurrection and arms
have been distributed to them. The Sui.
tan has ordered 10000 revolvers to be
paid for from his own private purse for
distribution in Caucasus.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Slrong; Hannibal &
81. Joe convertibles sold up to So.
STATE SEcURITTEs-Steady, except Lou.
isiana consols, which were weak,
SToCKs-Somewhat irregular but with.
out special feature. The coal shares were
strong, Western Union steady and the
rest Of the list fraction of from the open.
ing prices. It is announced that the
Delaware, I.ackawana & Western Railroad
Company will, at the regular monthly auc.
ton sales next Tuesday, sell l5O,0O0 tons
Of coal. 1t is reported the Pennsylvania
Coal Company on the same day will sell
10000 tons. Next Wednesday Delaware &;
Hudson Canal 100000. The II. L. N,
Ratlraad, which defaulted in 1875, was sold
at auction to-day for $250,00o. The trans.
actions aggregated 161 900 shares. OF which
$500 were New York Central, 80 600 Lake
Shore, 6,00O Northwestern, $4,000 Rock
Island, $1,000 St POuls, 5l,OOO Delaware,
lackawanna & Western, 5000 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail and GOOO Della.
ware 4 Hudson Canal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
GENERAL NEWS.
Terrible Disaster at a Shipyard.
Seven wOrkmen Crushed to
Death.
Truly a Hsartrending Scene.
A Reported Conspiracy to Gust
Hayes from the Presidency,
Sam. TiIden as a Political Ghost.
A Canard That's Worn Very Thin.
Fall Of a Three-StOry HOUSE in
Chicago.
An Insane Man Runs Away with
a Locomotive.
Burning Of Chambers & Co.'s
Lead Works at Pittsburgh.
WARRINGTON.
Called on 1lle prcsIdent.

WASHINGTON, May GA delegation
Of the Baltimore and Philadelphia Con.
ference Of the African NJ. +. Church
called on the President this morning for
the purpose Of paying their respects
They returned their thanks for the con-
sideration manifested by him towards the
colored race, and expressed their desire
for the success OF his administration
The President appropriately replied, and
expressed his pleasure at meeting the
delegation.
During the interview the chairman ol
the delegation said to the President
We are not political body nor are we
here to ask any special lavors above those
given TO other citizens, nor are we here
to dictate to your Honor, the President
We are here to ask for simple Justice
We are here in regard to petitions circu.
lated for the removal OF tho Marshal oil
this District. We ask you, Mr.. President
to require legal disqualilications, and moi
that he be removed in order to satisfy
the extreme malevolence Of party.
Senator Blaine had talk with the
President prior to the meeting OF the
Cabinet to-day,
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A decree Is published ordering the
formation Of two more divisions Of Co.'S
sacks to reinforce the operating army.
The Sultan will in a few days replace Re.
diff Pasha by a more competent war min.
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TURKISH acknowledgements.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.-Three
thousand five hundred Kurds, 10000
Bashi-Bazouks, five infantryAbattalions
are moving northwnrd from lake Van to
join the Turkish forces at Kara.Kalesa.
The Turkish detachment which was ex-
pected 10 attack Bayazid has fallen bach;
towards lake Van in body. The Turk.
ish Chief of Staff was found among the
slain at Ardahan.
ERzERoUM, May 22.-The troopsrom.
prising the garrison at Ardahan have re.
treated to Ardausch. The Russian COL
umn has left Kagisman TO reinforce the
central hivisinn hpfnrn Kara
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WAR DHPARTMHHr,
OPPlCI OF TnE CHIEB SIGNAL OFVICHR,
WASHINGTON, d. C., May 23-I 4. \.
PkoRARITITfEs

For Lower Lakes and Middle Atlantic
States, rising barometer, with stationary
or lower temperature, occasional showers
and northwest winds.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, north winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather and stationary or lower
temperature.
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Lospos, May % Sir Mathew Dieby
Wyatt the English architect n .leatl = -
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May GA fire to
night destroyed the extensive white leaC
works Of Messrs. Davis, Chambers & Co.
located on the South Side. Loss 500,
600; fully insured.
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Death Of nTarkisn 1ous,,l.


Bosros, May 22.-Joseph TasiRi, 4
Turkish Z y Ssa Consul st thiaport died 'tosday,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELRGRARR.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YORK, May 22.-MoNEY-Closed
e1sy ut 2a2If per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3Ha4K per cent. Custom receipts,
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed: $26S,000. Clearings $l5,OOO,OOO.
Produce exports for the week, $5,5lS,OOO.
Sterling, steady; actual business, long Mt
4S7N, short 4.S9N.
GoLD-Steady throughout the day at
1O61s. Loans were made at fiat and LAP
per cent. Specie shipments for tomorrow
are estimated at S25O,O0O.
SLvER-At'London 54IGd. Here, silver
bars are quoted at 81 26%, greenbacks;
81 lSh, gold. Silver coin x per cent dis.
count.
GovERNMESTs-Fir
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no TIE HON. q. J.. cBANMER.

Tne undersigned merchants and busluesS mon oi
the city Of Wheeling, recognising Inc abIlity ard
capacity with which you have dIled tho ofIiee n
Judge Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling for the
last Tour yeaTS, respectfully request YOU 10 hO \
candidate for reelection and promise Won n tbai
event an earnest and cordial endorsement,
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MovEAIENrs oF NORM ARMIEs.


LONDON, May GA dispatch from
Erzeroum reports that the Russian centre
has driven the Turks from their posi-.
tions at Karade, village near Kurs. All
indications betoken that the Russians are
making serious movement on Western
Bulgaria, The Danube rose 0 inches be,
tween Sunday and Monday. The Servians
are making offensive preparations at
Saltschar and along the Timok. The
Turks have stationed a strong corps oil
observation at Adlia to guard against a
sudden movement from Servia.
II Is reported in Vienna that the Ser
yians wish to operate in the direction oi
Bosnia and against Nisch.
Prince Milan is about to leave Bel.
grade to visit the Car at Ploiesli.
a Vienna correspondent learns from
Belgrade that the Council OF Ministers
has resolved that Prince Milan shall In.
form the Gar that alter the Roumanian
proclamation Of Independence seryia can.
mot maintain neutrality. A similar 70,
port Is current in Pesth. The Rouma,
nian declaration Of independence caused
little sensation in Vienna. ALL the Hun,
.garian papers, however, declare that tie
hour Of action has arrived for Austro.
Hungary.
RosauTH A1AIHsr RUSSIA.
/ A letter from Kossuih IS published
urging an alliance between Hungary and
Turkey % defend their independence
sgAinst Russia
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The Department OF State has received
information OF the death Of Louis N: De.
lastro, Vice Consul Of the United States
at Tamplco, Mexico.
The Department also received informa.
tion to the effect that pronunciamento
had been issued in the State of Guerrero,
in the mountainous regions Of Mexico, by
the friends Of Gov. Alvarez against the
central government OF Mexico.
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BUCHAREST, May 22.-Thc following is
the resolution adopted by the Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday:
This Chamber takes notice that war is
proclaimed between Roumanin and Tur.
key, and declares the connection between
the two countries dissolved.
The unanimously desired independence
OF Roumania thus receives official sane
tion, and the Chambers count upon the
sense Of Justice Of the guaranteeing pow.
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BLACK HILLS MAIL ROUTE.

The Postoaice Department to-day con.
tracted with J. II. Warren, of Albany,
Wis, for mail service between Paddock,
Neb., and CuStar City, in the Black Hills,
u distance OF 26O miles, semi.weekIy, from
June 1st to September Both. This will
make the sixth mail route into the Black
Hills country.
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FRANCE.
CInmOr Against McSIahOn.

LONDON, May ga Paris special, re.
ports that the Impressions gathered on a
visit of investigation to the Artisan
quarters Of Paris show that Duke de
Broglie ia scarcely mentioned in the pop.
ular Clamor, all the abuse being heaped
on President Mcmahon.
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PARIS, May 22.-Fresh changes in the
preiectoral administration are gazetted
affecting IA departments.
A letter from Senator Krantz is pub
lished adhering to the manifesto Of the
Left, and stating that he will continue to
hold the post Of Commissary General Of
the exhibition Of 1878 as long as it Ia
compatible with the Independence Of his
vote.
RESTRICTION OF FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS.
PARIS, May 22.-The Ls Tennis states
that the circulation oiforeign newspapers
in France will only be permitted after a
minute censorship. Some newly appoint.
ed preicts show disinclination to accept
posts.
The Radical deputies under Louis
Blanc, will draw up declaration vio-
lently inveighing against the ministers,
but recommending calmness, prudence
and employment Of the lawful means to
secure triumph Of the Republicans.
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NOMINATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

At the Cabinet meeting to-day the
various appointments were considered
but no conclusion was reached in any
case with the exception Of Roger S.
Green to be Chief Justice of Washington
Territory, vice Jas. Z. Lewis resigned
A number Of territorial appointments
were discussed and persons selected fol
two or three positions in the far West
but their names have not been made
public and will not be until they have
been notified and informed the Attorney
General that they will accept such posi-
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.NONSlANLANOfLEI N1uy ss1-4H lie IOTle
has been inquiring OF contractors about
the time in which quantities Of provi.
sions could be stored in Constantinople.
PREPARING FOR THE PASSAGE.
LONDON, May GA Rustchuk dis.
patch, dated Monday, has the following !:
Great preparations are being made by
the Russians for an attempt to pass over
between Rapova and Nikopolis. They
have brought down by rail to the bank
pontoon bridges, and small steamers are
erecting large Notifications at Islatz.
The Turks are fully prepared to resist the
attempt.
The Ielcgrdprs dispatch from Turtukai
Monday evening reports that AZ Russian
batallions, three batteries Of artillery
and some cavlry have just arrived on the
opposite side of the river at Altenitza.
An attack is expecteddaily.
The Ners' Galatz special says: Yester-
day the Russians were crossing in boats
from Ibrail to Ghiacet. They burned
the latter place. The Russians have dis
mounted their Barbouchi Notifications,
considering them Of no further use, as
from lbrail to the REM river issuiiiclent.
ly protected bystrong barricades and tor
pedocs.
An Alexandria dispatch says: The
Turkish convoy for the Egyptian contin.
gent arrived on Monday. 1t consists OF
the iron-clad frigate Mehomet Ali and a
corvette. The troops will embark on
Tuesday.
GUARDING ODESSA AND THE COAST LINE.
EsAn Odessa letter states that the Militia
ry Commander OF the South Coast has
taken measures 10 defend Odessa against
Coup de Main, by concentrating there a
iorce OF three brigades OF infantry, light
sotnlas CossacSs and six squadrons OF
light calvary. The thirteenth corpse de
arme is 10 be employed in defense OF the
coast line, from Otchoko[f to Alderman,
according to signals OF the Coast Guard.
Odessa seems less threatened than Otcho.
ko[. Great care has been bestowed OF
late on this fortress, which, with the
works at Kinburu, protects the entrance
10 the bay and the mouth OF the Dnieper,
and consequently MikolaielF is the only
ship building place thereabouts since the
destruction OF Sebastopol. For some
days past Turkish vessels have been
cruising there, seemingly with troops
on board. Great stores OF provisions and
ammunition are accumulated at Nikal.
sieff and in the event Of the Turks rem
dering OtchakoGf torpedoes harmless not
only these stores and shipbuilding yards
but also Kherson and other great towns
on the Dnieper basin would be open 10
them. A Turkish squadron consisting
OF two monitors, three iron clad irigates,
several smaller vessels and whole ilotilla
Of barques, supposed to have volunteers
on board, are cruising in the waters Of
Sebastopol and Eupatoria. It's reported
that this fleet will not be satisfied with
bomharding places on the coast, but also
means 10 excite an insurrectionary move.
ment in Crimea. Itcannot be denied that
a spirit is beginning to show itself in the
population which is not calculated to in.
spire much confidence. The south coast
Of Crimca is now almost entirely occu-
MED by Mohammedans.
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mo 1nE HoN. oES:oN !. cRANMgR.

The undersigned members Of the Ohio County
bar and Attorneys prlCtidng In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling, being satisfied that no one clid
more faithfully fand nldactorily fllthe po6ition
Of Judge Of that Court than y0n have done during
the present tFH, aud recognizing the Olmpa3tiality,
courtesy, ig1us,ry and learning with which yS,i
have PtrfgSned the duties Of such position Ia the
past do NOst earnestly request aud IlrEe that you
shall c0uJent to bO candidate for reseie on a.
the lpEsoaching eitriion;
NRbrs, very truly,
Daniel Peck, Dlniel lamb,
Al. Clark, Alfred CALDWELL,
John D. Pendleion, r. q. Barr,
Geo. h. Caldwell, Henry II Russell
Wm. +. Hubbard, W.J.W. Covdon,
4. II. Cochran, W. w. Anett,
Iinch & Thompson, Jno, E, McKennan
Hannibal Forbes, Lewis s. Jordan,
=. Q, Taylor, 7. ]. HuguS,
] D. Ewing, I.F. Jones.
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ANnFNNhAAAyN
Armstrong, Coen 4 Co, Chas, A Coen,
logan, LiSt& Co, D, SchambFA 4 Rons.
]. Berger 4 Bro J.R, SheppNfii.
eNm'l q. Wilson, VIM. RlnibeFEor.
Simon Gold, Louis Gold,
W, NJ. Curtis, WE. ButIer,J ,JE..
:. g, Naylor, Geo, q. Taylor q Co,
hennegenl Bates Co., J. .. Rhodes 4 To-,
N. Is. q, Wright, 7, II. Norton q Go,
Paxton bloomfield, james MeConnall,
N, l. OFT, OFT, Hall q Co,
Gohn, sampllner 4 Co, Nesblt 4 Bro,
John s. Nlylor. W, A. kett,
hulhhen Quarter Geo. K, Wheat,
!" T. pelallain, Alex. q. Eotf,
J. q. Morris 4 Co Ut, Norton,
I;C. Brady 9, Hcsl& a Son,
Last, Davenport 4 Parks, Eugene List,
Parker bros. @. Oglebay 4 Sons.
Reeves 4 Chapllre, David BclI,
JoICph Bell 4 Co, c. NJ. Coofi,
II. +. Jones, John Mcneil a Ga.
Jos. speldGl 4 Co, A. W, PAUL,
Oxtoby Dufheld, ClmmlnS 4 WOOds,
NlCholB Schulz, HehFank Bro,
McLaln BroSy MoiiAt 4 Dickey,
Turner 4 Dillon, Adams q Lucai.
II. LinSen, DeRoy a Weller,
Thompson 4 Hibbcrd, Richard SAVAGE,
Peter w. BoSley, Il, j, Smyth,
Mccullough 4 HlOner, VIM. H. Carothers.
NJ, Gutman 4 Co., Us. Heed / Co,
Conrad Aul.
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a BATTLE IN pRoaREss

Sr. PErERsBuRd, May GA dispatch
dated sotschi, Tuesday, reports that the
Turks attacked the Russians position at
Adler. A severely contested engagement
ensned. The Turkish men.ot.war have
been violently bombarding Adler since
10 o'clock this morning.
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CONCENTRATING on KARs.

LONDON, May pa dispatch from Con.
stantinople says that since the capture
Of Ardahun the Russians appear 10 be
preparing for vigorous attack on Kars,
The Turkish Ministers have resolved 10
draw no pay during the war.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The War In the Orient.
The Greek About to Attack the
Turk.
Bismarck to Take a Look at the
French Situation.
Russians Fortifying their Depots
on the Coast Line.
PreparingsfOr a Vigorous Attack
on KaFs.
A Battle in Progress at Adler.
KOssuth Urges an Alliance Be-
tween Hungary and Turkey,
A Battle in Progress at Adler
KOssuth Urges an Alliance Be-
tween Hungary and Turkey.
WAR NOTES.

CoNsrANrINoPLE, May 22.-The Porte
has been inquiring Of contractors about
the time in which quantities OF provi,
aions could be stored in Constantinople
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-27
INFORMATION WANTED
\ DR.. GIBBONS DIsPEN.

JULES FEROL. A CANADIAN,
Formerly of Virginia City.
A NYBODY KNOWING THE WHERE
IA abouts o. this person will confer a favor
by leaving the information with tho proprie.
tors OF this paper. jD2lln
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Application for a Patent
TO THE
Champion MiII Site.
NO 270
NO. 80,
Eureka. Nevada, February 70. IS.

Eureka. Nevada. February IL, 1871.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany, whose postoffice address is Eureka.
Nevada, has this day filed its application for
a patent Tor ) acres as a mill site, situate. living
and being in Eureka Mining District. county Of
Eureka. and State of Nevada, and known and
designated by the field notes and official plat
on flo in this office us lot number ia.
The exterior bouudaries of said lot No, ia
being as follows, to wit: Variation 1917 deg.
east.
Commencing at a post marked No. /, U. s.
Survey No ia. the same being post No. | Of
L. ). Survey No. lib, Buckeye mill site;
whence tho flagstaff in tho town of Eureka
buars ~, 90 deg. % min. 5, 1917 feet; the
highest point of Ruby Hin No ! bears s., 63
deg. 3 min. W.. 3,0l7 feet; the Lowion shaft
bears S., A deg. q min. W, 2,3g9 feet; and
post No. | OF survey M. IS, Champion Lode,
bears S..55 deg. ~ min. W, 2,y73 feet; thence
running first course NJ, II deg. 50 min. W.,
,02l $40 { OF, to post marked 10. 2. u. s..
survey No. ia; thence, second course 1874
deg. E., 800 feet, to pest marke ed No. 3, u. S.
survey No. Ia; and themes, third course s..
4BA deg. W.. 4si feet to post y o 1 the place Of
beginning. containing ) acres.
Any and all persons Ginning adversely any
portion of said Champion mil site, said
ground as hereinbeforc described. are re-
quired to file their adverse claim with the Reg
lister OF the United states Land Office NJ Eure-
ka. in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions Of
the statute.
fel3-60d D. B. IMMEL. Register.
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Application for Patent
70 THE HUGUENOT MINE.
NOTICE NO. 3eS.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada. Feb. 10, 1875.

- 49, 5000
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph kingot, whose postoihce address
is san FrabciscO, California, has this day
filed his Application for a patent for 400
linear feet Of the Huguenot mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground 2o0
feet in width, situate, lying and beng in
Eureka Mining District. county of Eureka,
and State of n eyadn, and known agd des-
ignated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this office as Lot No. ll5, unsurvey,d
lands. The exterior boundaries OF said Lot
No. ll5 being as follows. TO wit:
Variation 1871 deg. east.
Beginning at stake marked No. LUIS. sur
vey, No. l3,whence post No. !, ofU. ). survey
No.e2, Fourth Of July lode, bears :. i9deg. Y
min. b., 10 t.; the flagstaff in tho town Of
Eureka. bears y. % deg. - mia. b.. 9,i0i f.;
the highest poiat Of Ruby iiIll Nc. / bears n.
| deg. Is min. W., BIB f.; a spruce Pine
tree, J II. in diameter standing at the mouth
Of the Excelsior. tunnel, bears n. 81 deg. W.,
l45 t.; ard the Hu uenot shaft bears n. IL,
deg. W., il2g it,; thence, running first course
n S7R deg. W., 30 IT.. TO post marked No.
2, L. 5. survey No li3; thence. second course
N;21s deg. L l.io0 IT,. to post marked No.
$40 deg. r., 200 IT,, 10 post marked No. 4, u.
:. survey No.. ll3: and thence, fourth course
5. ~ deg. W., l.i00 IT., to post No. !, the
place OF beginning, containiDgio ~ 100 acres.
l his claim IS bounded on the south by the
Fourth of July mining claim.
The location Of this mine Is duly recorded in
the Recorder oflics of Eureka Mining Dis
trict. in book d Of page lls.
Any anu all persons claiming adversely
said mining ground as herein before described.
are required to file their adverse claim with
the Register Of the United States Land
Office, at Eureka. in the state of Nevada,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of
the provisions of the Statate.
fil-o0d d. b. IMMEL. Register.