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NOTICE

OF INTENTION TO BECOME A
" Sole Trader. Notice is hereby given
that |, Matilda A. Ashim, wife OF simon
Ashim, resident Of the town and county OF
Eureka, State Of Nevada. being DESTROYS OF
a~vailing myself Of the provisions OF the act
OF The Legislature Of the State of Nevada.
entitled AN Act to authorize married wo-
men TO transact business, in their own name
a. sole Traders" approved February ptn'
1857. intend TO make application 10 the pis-
trict Court Of tho Sixth j judicial District, IN
and for Eureka county, ut the March term
thereof, A. y. 1877, OF SATURDAY the lotlf
day Of March A. y. 1877, at the opening OF
the Court on that day, or on such other DAY
as to which il hearing may DO postponed ~
the Court, for a judgment and order OF sala
District Court authorizing ms to carry on ana
transact Business in my own name ana on
my WI account as Sole Trader. The nature
Of tho business propose TO carry on ana con
duct is that Of buying and selling real estate,
goods, wares and merchandise, and keeplngh
general variety store in the town and county
Of Eureka, State of Neyadn.
MATILDA A. ASlllM.
Eureka, New, Feb. 9TH, 1877. f7-iW
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent
TO THE
CURTIS AND KELLER MIMI
No. 36l.
U. s; LAsD OFFICE,

U. s. LAND OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada. Dee. Is 1874

'eiShus NcNdud Zee, Is. lh7R
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ g. Rich, whose postofice address i q Ma.
field, California, has this day filed his s
plication for a patent for 1900 linear foo. ops
the Cunts and Keller mine or vein bear;.u
silver. with surface ground 900 feet in widtps
ing district. county of White Pine, and Staa--
OF Nevada, and known and designated bv ~
field notes and official plat on file in ,h \
office as lot number 80. The exterior bnurnds
arios of said lot No. 80 being as follows y
wit: 80"
Variation 1917 Dig east, commencing a..
post marked No. /, U. S. Survey No'm
whence post No. /, U. S. Survey No. 81. IL, = 2
Champion lode bearsS 81 Dig Is m w i.e7sa.
Clayt n Peak Nc. / bears 5 3 Dig 81 m / gl0h
the furnace stack Of the Champion Console
dated Mining and smelling Company's fnr.
mace bears n S. dg " $3.50 #, and the Curts
and Keller shaft bears N Is Dig w az e..
thence runni g first course n 3319 Dig W lGS
u. to post marked No. 2, T.. S. Survey No. ~.
thence SECOND course \ 56S Dig 4 600 # to pot
third course S 33}a Dig 1900 Il, to post marked
No. 4, U. 5. Survey No. 80; and thence ionr,b
course $ 500 Dig W 600 It to post No. i. tha
place Of beginning. containing twenty 65-lOs
acres.
This claim is bounded on neither end bv
any known claimants; the nearest mine i The
Champion.
The location Of this mine is duly recordaa
IN the Recorders Office of Diamond Minins
district, IN book A, pages liz and I73.
Any and all persons claiming adversely anv
portion Of said Curtis d Keller mine or said
mining ground as herein before described sra
required to file their adverse claim with The
Register of the United States Land Office. AZ
sixty days period Of publication hereof or
they will be barred by virtue Of tho proyis.
ions of the Statute.
dcI9-6Od ID. B. IMMEL, Register.
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San Jose Savings Bank,

2sg Santa Clara Street San Jose. Cal.
Capital Stock, 5000, 600.
Paid in Stock-Gold COin, $500 900.
Assets Jan. l., 1875, 81, 1924 1852.
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artistic finish. was in -.he.r tolls. but
did not wsnt to broak them too rudely
would give them good hit, which I
knew such artists would appreciate more
than kick; 10. turning to my companion
I said: 500.
do Jon know, / believe this Is . pan
TO rob uf"
sit osa'l be- can 1T" he replied with
an aaI med look.
"Yss," said ]. "it il; that fellow has &C.
complies and he means to get our
money. Do you 60 srmed"I eontin-
usd.
mo-" said he, "do your"
always an American earrsis pistol
- much - be esrriss JACK. knife, and
ne isn't afraid 10 use 1t, either"
"So / have heard" said the German,
looking wlsttully out OF the carriage.
"But yoS wouldn't shoots man, would
your be IL quirsd.
"Let HIM Try TO rob me-" said I. sand
you will see whether will or not"
Just than the cab stopped at our des-
tination. As we got out saw another
Cab stop about half Q square from Us,
Ny COMPANION made al excuse TO step
across the street, and I passed into the
nall. Our tlmpieton was slIil there sp-
parently mellower THAI ever over LIS
cot SCOTCH" He asked where my friend
was, and ss he did not Immediately APP
pear, said he would step OUT and hurry
him up. The porter had by this time
entered The room, though the bar maid
had tried 70 stop nun, aud ordered some
sle. de glanced ut me significantly as
TIE Engilsnman went out, and l telt
pretty sure the play was over. We sip.
ped our ale and waited, but no one re.
.urned. l went out aud looked, but
could see nothing OF either of them.
lu about twenty minutes q large man
opened the door, looked in as if no ex
pected to ind some one Il knew at q
giance that 1t WAS the banker" friend OF
the German, who had come 70 play his
part, aud then hastily withdrew. We
tarr.ed some time longer, bu! it became
apparent that nay two coufding friends
had unceremoniou,ly deserted me, or had
gone of and divided the poor fund be-
tween them.
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lSsoo,"nENsED TINE CARD.

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=, s,ops At all stations between
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,u all points SOUTH
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Whole Tickets sic, Halves s., QuRrte-
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Drawing Positively June 30. 1877.
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DOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
T. Weakness, Lot Manhood and all dis.
ordr brought on by IndlscretIOn or Ia.
cess Amy druggist has he insT.u tents.
Address DIX. JhQUES a 90,
feb5ssc Gin 'innati,
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Nos. Sand " make close cont ection at
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sat Z llcago Tor all points West and
.t.l bound trains make connections at
Baltimore Tor Philadelphia, New York
NJ Boston. Al Washington City for all
points South.
West bound trains make direct connec.
tlas Tor all principal points West and
S.,hwest.
PgTman Palace cars on all night trains.
IsgRLIN PIT7SS URGH AND BAL
7INORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
T.aelng Washington Pa,
:,y ai....7:55A.N. daily at.......l0 :ilA. n
R--lirg Washington, Pa.
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rcsets "a Ri principal points on sale
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esday.
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In tina above table tue "observod" values are the
wave-lengths as dcieronel by DR.. W0!cou Gibbs (sii
mans Journal KILL A. Prof. Chase calls atten uonso
the similarity OF this relation % one That he has an
nounced between planetary spaces, and suggests at e
Frauenl0er lines have been governed Ike pAale = uy
PRINCIPLES OF ga lbrium Tue planetary r'a tor is -
iui0ws: Masses OF Ncptuue)i (Urlnus) 'NJupter)oA
i
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mont lines OF the solar spectrum. This result
he says, was obtained during a preliminary
investigation undertaken at the suggestion Of Dr. Henry
Draper The relation is follows: Take for the nu-
mcrator Of harmonic progression, the wave!eng'h OF
the Fraueuh5ier line 4. 70l2p millionths 81 mile
metre Ia tie nguratyo series Of GcnominatoTs n a.
,,+3a n4cq nj iCa Let u be lOlj, Rnd be .09ls.
Mn. l.In,- in. n.cnro ancns vii he tnlnl:
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A BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN
'''. sih6Ff[IDoFe ActDEsfY. Nedi1 repn

Twelve nilos 10y ral from 81 and CaesnuJsfs Fila
Bayar TavlOr says; take great p 1sllc 1 recommend
Ing parents inc academy Of nr sitnn g. 0tedee"
fudge Geo. "a. Van Iocscn Of NcW-i0Ts says short
ie,irr sTcfi1 Academy affords Tie beet i & utii.n
Charles g. LeIsnd TO- Rams BTsnas y says; " 90 T. in
stilatl0n liked BY pupils as weI ~ pareht~-'
Col Richard =. Hinton SAP Parents wy Ahh iot OILY
good school homcIhc, checfn establishment Where
rational training combine 20 MAKE tha Wc's come
mental moral and physical atmosphere watch d 30 necessary
10 the growth OF beslthv youth"
The Rev John Long says: "Y0ur attention % tne Gnues
Of your posi- must make Your school te serious ana H.
teiiigeIt choice Of parents and ou1rhans-'
Hon Thomas V Cooper Preside nt ~ PcnuYlFaha Scnite
says regard 81 tho hDsst u tho End one
I'm every suited 20 t boy for college The ilhcl
and bis assistants vel known cfucatnra' -.
Courses Of study for business Profession or GORGE SO
school year for boardnr sshng gas, schooling hs Ne
PAYABLE quart riy No extra cl9TGs siaoenls sdail' a
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advanced aud tacxwad pupils. Zen instructors Two ead-
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address SWITHIN &. SOEGIIB6E Harvard Uuivni sItY,
a. H.. Media, Penn. Media has churches and tonper
auG q
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uETTY'S STRANGE HISTORY.

Thc incident upon which the ro, turns is altogether I'M
rrobable and monstrousr The Boston Congegauolast
Therc are several strange things in THIS history though
none Of em are so improbable 10 cast doubts upon Tie
authors assertion or implication, that the story is true
onc'- Illinois Courier.
The course Of the story such TO compel protest
from critics much regard for natural morality
II f. very plain that ordinary notions Of mankind about
r and fseho,d have no meaning her Uhe author
~ b. sanlor Boston COresI Ondent OF Springfield hepu-
NCtn. - ...t-. 900.
a!ny worthy Of lts titC II j. strange history "a hr
20 strange that hardly rogarl tho imagination utJ
conceived il q. utrcy heaitlfu Yet IL is deyropcd WIN
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strauga history miSh he real history. It's analysis OF
character and motive is subtle Us ntres u abSoItnH On
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command readers Morally and rclCousY there j. no
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for boys from Ten 80 fourteen years
Academy tic entire
the resident boys receive careful supervision
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