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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
PATENT APPLICATIONS.

AppNCau0n Tor Patent
TO THE ADAMS AND FARREN
AND DEEP MINE.
NOTICE NO. 1913.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, April %. 1877,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the rhenix Silver Mining, Company, BY
whose postoffice address is Eureka, Neyads
has this day filed his application for a paten,
for 4,0b-lO linear feet Of the Adams and i erren
and Deep mine or vein bearing silver. with sur.
and being in Eureka Mining District, COUNT
of Eureka, and State of Nevada, and know
and designated by the field notes and Official
plat on flo in this office as Lot No. ll6. The
exterior boundaries OF said Lot No. ll6 beine
as follows, to wit.
Variation 1917 deg. east.
Commencing at II post marked No. !, u
Survey No. ll6, the same being post No. 8 Of
flagstaff in the town of Eureka bears n. 81
deg. II min Il. 9.2g5 feet. The highest point
of Ruby Hill No. l bears N. % deg. IL min.
w. 1857 feet. The Lawton shaft bears N. 20
deg. 81 min. W., Sl4 $40 feet; and the phenir
shaft bears S. Is deg. T., 2s2 feet. Thence
running first course S. w deg. E.435 4-l0 feet,
to post No. q of u. $. Survey No. IS. jackson
lode, $50 6-lO feet, to post marked No. U. S.
Survey NO. llo. thence, second course ). "a
deg. w. 100 feet, to the northwestern end line
| OF said survey No. g8, Jack son lode, 200 feet.
to post marked No. 3 L.. ). Survey No. Iig.
thence, third course N. 2DH deg. W. $50 6-l0 IT.
to post marked No. 4. u. s. Survey No. l6''
the sam being post 20. 4 of U. :. Survey No.
6S, Carson lode; and thence, fourth course n.
81 dog. +. 200 feet, to post No. |, the place of
beginning. So much of said survey No. IS.
jackson lode, as conflicts with this survey, is
excluded from this survey. Said conflict is
described as follows. to wit: Beginning at
post No. q OF said survey No. 9S, j uckson
lode, and %ruHning thence. first course 5. ok
deg. +. - 2-l0 feet to post No. 2 Of survey No.
ll6, Adams and Farren lode; thence, second
course, 5. 81 deg. W. 100 feet; and thence n,
81 deg. h. III 7.l0 feet to place Of beginning,
which leaves within tho survey No. ll5
2 l5-l00 ares.
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Carson, and on the south by the Jackson.
The location of this mine is duly recorded in
tho Recorders otfic, of Euresa Mining Dis
trict, Eureka County, State Of Nevada, on
page l73, book A., and page 63, in book ID Of
said Mining records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of saidAdams and farren mine or
said mining ground as herein before described,
are required to file their adverse claim with
tho 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 Statute.
up24-0d ID. b. IMMEL. Register.
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Adjudication of Bankruptcy
ON CREDITORS PETITION.
THE DISTRICT lDUKT OF

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the United States, District Of Nevada.
In the matter OF J. LEVIN and ISlD0RE
SIMON. against whom u petition for adj udi-
Of April, A. d. 1877, in bankruptcy.
United States Of America, District of Ne
vada. sat Carson City. in said District, on
the Sth day of May, A. ID. 1877, before Hon.
h w. Hi lyer, Judge OF. the District Of Ne
vada.
This matter care on TO be heard at Carson
C ty, in said Court, and IL Appearing to the
Court from the affidavit of II. p. Cohen. OH
file herein, that the order to show cause, issued
in this matter, was duly served upon said
debtors by publication in the Territorial En-
terprise, a newspaper published ut Virginia
City, in said District; and said Isl lore ST.
mon. ono of the debto =, having filed herein
an I'D mission that all the allegations OF the Pc
tition in this cause are true. and consented 10
the making Of this order. And the said j.
Levin having failed TO appear, either in per-
son or by counsel. and the petitioners having
appeared by their attorney. j. w. whitcher,
ESD; and t~heruupon, and upon considera-
ton Of the proofs in said matter, and the ad.
mission aforesaid. II was found that the facts
set terth in said petition were true: and it is
therefore adj Judged that said j. Levin and Is
idore Simon became bankrupt within the
true intent and meaning OF little I'll Bank
ruptcy, Revised Statutes Of The United States
and Acts amendatory thereof, etc., before the
filing of the said petition, and they are thore-
tore declared and at!udged bankruI Is accord
ingly. And il is fur her ordered that the said
bankrupts shall. within five days after the
date Of this order, mako and deliver, or trans
nit by mail, post paid, TO the Marshal. ms
Messenger, a schedule of their creditors. and
inventory Of their estate, in tho form and YER
flied in he manner required of the petition
ing Debtor by tho said Act. Its further or
hered that this cause be referred TO Il.
STROLLER, ESQ.,, a Register in Bankruptcy Of
this Court. residing at Virginia City; and it
is further ordered that q certified copy hereof
be Published in tho EUREKA oESTINEL, a
newspaper published at Eureka. in said Dis
trict. for the period Of TO nrteen Gays.
t.. ST. Witness the Hon. Il. W. Hillyer,
j Judge Of the said Court. and the seal thereof,
at Carson City, in said district, on tho 9Th day
Of May. A. b. 1877.
I'm, iS-l4dl +. j. EDWARDS. Clerk.
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DELINQUENT.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

~ EDDhS AND BERTRAND MILL AND
principal place Of business, San francisco,
California. Location of works, Eureka Dis
trict, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice-1here is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment mo. i levied on the fifth day of April,
1877, tho several amounts set opposite the
names of ihe respective shareholders. as
follnvS.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

4 Ii PENSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IA against the estate OF GEORGE W. Gill;
MORE, deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
sent Thorn 10 the undersigned. ADMINISTRATIVE
Of said estate, within ten months from this
date. or they will be forever barred.
MRS. Ii. w. GILMORE. Admin'x.
Eureka. April 27th. 1877. sp3
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And 10 accordance With law, and an order
Of the Board Of Directors, made on the fifth
day Of April, 1877, SO many shares CT each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold ut public auction, at the office Of
the company, Rooms 3 and 4, No. 40 Califor-
mia street, San Francisco. California, on
esdny. b SOth day Of May,
1877. at the hour Of Q o'clock. P. NJ, Of said
day, to pay said de inquent assessment there
on, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
d. +. VERDENAL, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms 8 and 4, No. 400 California
street. San Francisc i, California.
myi3-td
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
IA fed not to credit any person on my ac-
count, except on my written order, after this
date. as l shall Lot be responsible ior tle
same. WM. MARTIN.
Eureka. New. April q. 1877. ap29-in
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:, FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
- ,71a.oG WEDNESDAY,, March FL, 1877.

(. OfaleP. gE,#,a #.rs, ..s,r4 n 4 -. s....
vss sssss new e y4s ssx
~ bid; Virginia deferred; 5tf bid. 8 asked; Vir-
ginia ;a1-receivahle coupons, s3t4 bid, "a asked.
sI,g e,z s u sst BID
Petersburg city SIS. 81 asked Lynchbu1g city s's.
l07 BID Lynehbprss city 6's, 81 bid; Fredericks-
'I RSiiTo S : so,.as-vfrzints Central Railroad
third mortgage ~ j. and de- btu; Virginia a a1d
10 bid; Sonthside Railroad first mortgage pre-
second mortgage preferred 81, j, and j., 81 bid;
southside Railroad third mortgage preferred g.
mortgage S's, j. and j., 80 bid;7 Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad first mortaage 75, j.: and d..
100 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad seq
gage rs, j. and 90 bid; Richmond, Frrdericks.
Ju!s S. a bid; Richmond and DanSiIe a,itoad CON
soiitlated 6's n and n, "a bid Piedr,i1, Railroad
first mortgage a,s a. and O.. % bid, 92K asked
Riehmona, York River 80; ,nespeake Railroad and
s'e ea @. 30. and T. 90 asked. y,
100 par. 81 asked Rsimond ana Peters burg Rail
road, 100 par, 23 bid Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rsilroad six per cent: guaranteed,
per cent
par, 92 bid: Richmond and Dnnviile Railroad, ] 90
par, bid. asked. ftps q y :" ~.
Canal aocks.:-James River an. Kapawha Canal,
Bank Stocks.-NationaI Bank OF Virginia, 100
par, 90 asked State Bank Of Virginia, 90 par, 81
6s Eaasrs sySS
Insnrance Conpdates.-Virginfa Fire and Ma
rue, rs par, 3ea bid; Virginia State, rs par, 32
asked; Virginia Home 100 par 100 ASKED h 61d
ciatIon. IS par, ~ bid. ias asked; Piedmont and
: Observation-Disclosures SteaDls nip and Packet
Company, 100 par, n Did. .ta...t .ss..s, .e
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

England. -.
THE LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. .-. ~,
LONDON, March 21.-The Lincolnshire
handicap race was won by Footstep; Sec
ond, Ponrsouvant; third. Lord Lincoln.
Germany.
LEIPZIG FIXED AS THE SEAT OF The IMPERIAL
..-. COURTS. -
BERLIN, March 21.-In the Reichstag to-
day the bill fixing Leipzig as the seat OF the
Imperial Courts Of Germany was adopted.
"7.' '" France. -,
BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS. -.
PARIS, March 21.-President McMahon
sends the Marquis Dabzac. his first atde-de-
camp, to Berlin to congratulate the Emperor
William on his elghtieth birthday. = ~; g., -
= .,,' 81. - -; Rome: ~ s.Ij@l'
coNcrLAToRT SPIRIT ENTERTAINED TOWARDS
,..7 TIE HOLY SEE, flpha =.
ROME, March IA full report OF the
sitting OF the Reichstag on the 18th ultimo
at Berlin has been sent to the Vatican, that
the Pope may see the !conciliatory spirit
entertained towards the Holy See, and be
induced to take the initiative towards con-
Citation. 'ss s5.0 a':i.ar'. .4@ .f'
The Eastern Question. ,.,
THE PALL-MhLb GAZETTE w TIE siIUAl"N.
LONDON, March 21.-The PaN-MaH Ga
zette, after reviewing this mornings dis
patches on the Eastern question, concludes
as follows: "We invite our readers not to
despair, but to suspend their hopes. 1t is
safest to have no feelings of confidence yet
awhile.' .-. ....t.- 4s. <i,s.j. = q.
DISTRIBUTION OF RIFLES AND CARTRIDGES.
LONDON, March 21.-A dispatch to the
Times, dated Pera, March 10th, says: Not
q few cases OF the rifles and cartridges. upon
which so vast part OF Turkeys shrinking
resources are wasted, have been sent into
the provinces, especially the European dis
tricts and along the eastern frontier, and
distributed TO the Musselman population,
which is now being organized as a National
Guard, which is only another name for
Bush Bashouks. - ....
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ESSEX COUNTY.
IDkoDA W O-N
Of the Richmond Dispatch.


TAppAHANNoCK, Va, March IS, 1877.
This being County Court-day meeting OF
the Democratic party OF the county, pre-
sided over by Judge Garnett, was held at
the courthouse, pursuant to call OF the
County Superintendent, which unanimously
adopted resolutions solemnly protesting
against the adoption by the Virginia Legis-
lature OF the report Of the House committee
having under consideration the reappor-
tionmcnt OF the State III so far as it relates
TO this county, and requesting all Conser-
yatiyes in the Legislature to vote against
said report, the meeting being OF the opin-
ion that il King and Queen, an adjoining
county, with a population OF 9,709, is en-
titled to one delegate, surely Essex, having
a population Of 21S more than King and
Queen, should be OF right entitled to the
same, and that it would be an unjust dis
elimination to attach Essex to Richmond
and Lancaster a. proposed, counties not adj
Joining. but separated by the Rappahan-
mock river. between two and three miles
wide, and give the three counties, having
an aggregate population OF 21,1S5, only one
delegate, virtually leaving population OF
about $4,000 unreprcsented. Earnest and
ELOQUENT speeches were made by Judge Car
nett and Messrs, Ii. ". Daingeriield and
Thomas Croxton.
The court was engaged most OF the day in
the trial Of Commemorative cases OF minor
importance, and the grand jury returned
several indictments.
Thirteen deeds have been admitted to re-
cord in the clerks office since the last term.
SUBSCRIBER.
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HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS.
TIRE CABINET TO SEND A COMMISSION
-.<..,lg N, TO LOUISIANA, s. 80

70 ACTION TAKEN REGARDING SOUTH
CARO.1NA--sENATsRIAL ELECTIONS IN.
OHIO AND PENNsYLyANIA-woal TO
HOLD OFFICE IN THE NEW YORK SCHOOL
BoARI>-McCLELLAN's NOMINATION AS
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THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS :, STOLEN
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THE MAsoNs DISCARD HIM AS AFRAUD.-
James +. Hanna was arrested in Newark
last week TO answer a charge OF perjury
made against him in Brooklyn. Some. days
ago he went before Justice Elliott, in the
last-named city, and entered charge OF
bgamy against Mrs. Jane Beckman. He
alleged that he had married her in Rich
mond, Va, and having gone to Europe
shortly afterward, returned onlyto find that
she had become the wife OF another man.
Mrs. Beckman appeared before Justice Ell
lotto meet the charge, but Hanna having got
into trouble with some Masonic order in the
city, had left for parts unknown. Mrs. Beck
man denied that she had ever been his wife,,
but said when she was only ten years OF age
he proposed marriage TO her, and tried to
kill her when she refused to entertain the
proposition. Two Years ago he was eX-
PEELED from Masonic society in Baltimore,
and his portrait was sent to all organiza-
tons of the order as that OF a fraud. On
Monday night he applied to Northern
Lodge, i. and 4. NJ, Newark, for aid.
Some OF the members had become acquaint-
ed with the Brooklyn charge, and Hanna
was seized and delivered into the custody of
the Newark police. He is held to await the
action OF the Brooklyn authorities.
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+ SUDDEN DECLINE in REAL EsTATE.-A
cayc-in has been anticipated at WilkeSbarre,
Pa, involving some ten acres of land over
the Diamond mine Great excitement has
existed, and many families vacated their
houses, but great many more remained on
the doubtful territory. Sunday night the
whole surface suddenly dropped eight to
ten inches, while in many places wide seams
were opened. Those who felt the shock
were terribly frightened, and men, women,
and children rushed out in the cold, dark
night, and sought refuge in all directions.
No fatal consequences followed the cave-ln
The mine, OF course, cannot be entered. as
the whole surface may drop further. down.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
FARs-woRK-rHE TOBACCO TO NAN

AGE IT-wHEAT, OATS, AND FRUIT.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
PROSPECT, VA, March d, 1877.
Framework, though much hindercd by
the excessive cold Of the early part OF the
winter, has made rapid progress OF late.
The month of February surpassed any win
ter month we have had for many 4 year for
laboring on the farm. The atmosphere,
though cool and bracing, was not sufficient
~ cold TO freeze up the plough or put astop
10 outdoor work with axe or hoe. The
weather was dry and suited to burning OF
plaDt-pateheS. Y sufficient area OF plant
land bias been burat to supply what may be
needed for Il very large crop OF tobacco
The fy-the dread OF the farmer-may yet
do much mischief, and every precaution
possible should be used to arrest any incur
zion that 1t may be disposed to make.
Among farmers there is no settled plan
either TO Keep out an enemy or advance Il
friend. Everything is at hap-hazard. Some
say that with certain preparation OF plant
beds they have no fear OF fly; some rely
on the sprinkling OF fayorite fertilizers
some on corn-meal and kerosene oil; some
never Jet them enter their patches, by en-
closing the beds with thick fence OF pine
brush, and others by making more secure
fence OF plank; and some say that "they
viii when they will, and nothing can keep
them out. From the nature OF the insect,
uAough, il is quite certain that plank-fence
.sHwoieet high presents barricadc over which
aii'? cannot fly or leap. They have wings,
anu double set, too, but they do not
1ttui 70 use them except to help them when
tHey hop. The little beetle (for it appears
70 belong to this species, AS it has hard
ana shelly wing-cases,) 1lies IoWz, to the
ground, and, like the partridge or pheasant
among birds, rarely, il ever, takes lofty
night by taking advantage ,of this pecu-
iirlty OF It's nature the way to success is
easy. Fence them out with plank. Though
somewhat expensive and troublesome, the
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MARINE xSTELLIGENGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81, 1877.

J." PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81, 1877.
- = ...'.. -'r ARRIVED. ~ . .'",'
Steamer Eliza Hancox,l Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
Schooner 4. F. Kfnrbers, Robinson, Norfolk
light. Cs<ts b Parker ~ .!5iI,. - ,.,,
more, szain, the Haxalf-Crenshaw Company.
Steamer Dcfans~, Shropshire, Baitirnere nicr-
cha disc and L. II 1 Rissrdsan Ba
more, slaves, Curtis Parker. ,.,,f, =. ,,LL..
CLEARED FROM CITY roEIT MARca21sT.
Bark Hooding tNer Jensen L. ~ pS;',;s 2SS
plank, and 1886 slaves, Dew. Spencer& Co.
49,. .t.,. CLEARED FOB THIS PORT. H:
From Rockand March -, schooner Maggie Bell
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Traak tNorl
~ FROM liverpool March LIST, bark Woye CNor.l An
From Liverpool February 18Th, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool January aad bark Tarleiant OBJ,
From From Liverpool February 9th, bsrk sulitzelma
li From New York March reh brig Genius tGer),
Otiman 10 load for bahia ili%l - ~
From Rockland February Gath, schooner ). Z.
From From New York March TIN. schooner sta'iida
sFE From s GhapIesion March 18th. schooner cata
TrS@ woeas nos March 10th oroe
Baker. 81; =. -, =. ,,tn q. f:orsh
| Bankcr. Price to load f6r Rio Grande do sui.
] J.. .#E MEMORANDA is4'
/ Schooner j. F. II. Lnnerill. Flowers, from Rfci'"
| moud. at Baltimore bfarch Goth. 4, = .
Schooner Allnnehsha Myers, from James FlSer, a|
! Baltimore March 201h.
4 Srhooner Maggie Bcll, Hall, frou. RockInd Tor
| Richmond at Salem March lath,t =, 81 s,5a,
Schooncr Paul =. Keller, Henderson, 20 iSad no, I9a
CITY Point aud Petersburg, arrived Ut oods hose
! March 18TH y" =. :. 80 'st@'
| schooner d. Ii. Dwerty, Williams, was loading at
| New York for Richmond March Goth. adv
,NfscELLANY.tt .,s.t {Jf
Schooner Matilda lBrJ, Mahoney: from Ne"
York FOR Richmond, Va. TO load for Rio Granoe 40
sui Is ashore In Lynnhaven bay. Assfssance ills
An unknown schooner. laden with Ice, Is reported
ashore Ut West Branch Va. Ia,
BY TELEGRAPH. 4, ;,.,...,tl,..;,
NEW YORK, March 81 Arrived: Steamer Andes.
Arr we'd Out: Steamers indiana, Redwood Harold,
Harofeger prest. Low, Lord Cline, spain, susie OF
7 SoRroLK, March o1-The Mariposa hiss sryiyed
Il cron Nafanlas and been 0raercdt to Phfhdeiphia.
! /. Fort MONROE. March 21.-Arriysd shsrks Ba-
',.,rkee. and Transit from Antwerp ana ana ses-
cram. from Liverpool, seeking. ~, s.sic&rrta&a,
The bark Transit reports seeink vessel With the
name OF Champi CO, OF Prince Edwards Island, with
decks under WATER disinssedy and howsprtt gone,
two hundred miles east Of Bermuda, on or about
1iaien At. '. $50, s.,,.,...3E q.
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The actuary Of the Mutual Life.Insurance

The actuary Of the Mutual Life-Insurance
Company ma1ao il sworn statement before a
committee Of the New York Assembly yes
terdav OF the salaries and expenditures Of
that company for 1876: The company has
one president, with salary Of $50, 900; first
vice-president, $4,000; second vice-presi-
dent, S12,400; secretary, $4,000; assistant
secretary, So, 100; actuary. $4,000; first as
sistant actuary, $500; second assistant ac-
tuary, $500; two medical examiners, &c.
600 each solicitor, attorney, and counsel,
S14,4O0; one hundred and ten clerks, &C.,
S191,40 No other officer or employees re-
ceiyett any fee or perquislte from the COM
pany. Medical examinations in different
parts OF the country are paid for by lees OF
from 81 to SIS, and during the year they
amounted to S3S, $50. The amount paid for
counsel and attorneys in different parts Of
the country for the year amounted to ST.
7l5.-Bdltinaore Sun.