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The New York herald., 1878-03-23
THE ERIE LITIGAT1oN.
FINAL xryoRTs TO PREVENT FORECLOSURE
SALE OF THE ROAD.

FINAL xrToRTs TO PREVENT A FORECLOSURES
SALE OF THE ROAD.
The whole Of yesterday devoted by Judge Law
renee, holding Supreme Court, Chambers, 10 hearing
tho argument on the motion maas by James McHenry
In tho three sutsthe Peoples' suit the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company and J. G. Bancroft
Davis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Erie Railway Com
pauy.
Mr.. Luke y. Cozans, tho representative OF the
Attorney General, asked an adjournment In the
matter OF the Peoples suit. to enable the Attorney
General to be present. Judge Lawrence reserved his
decision until after hearing the argument upon tho
motion In the other suits.
This preliminary beng settled, Mr.. John A. Davsn-
port, on behalf OF the McHenry interest, proceeded
with the reading OF printed documents and cable tele
grams. going 10 show, claimed, that Mr.. NcHenry
had, in response to financial ala given by him
which had not been fulfilled. AMI 10 couseq Of
which tho present motion had been made, be now
alleged creditor oithe Erie Raiiway Company.
Mr.. W. W. Maciarland, on behalf OF Inc Eric Rail-
way Company, pronounced the documents road by tho
previous counsel vast mass OF rubbish OF alleged
iacts, u conglOmeration OF absurd. false and sean
dulous allegations, Of which one word OF proof had
never been offered aud never could be He
then went on to state that they had
obiained judgment of foreclosure; that they In.
tended TO sell the road TO the highest Dddsr thar a
mankind could and bid ~ tho salo that Mr. Nc
Henry could buy the road II he had money enough |;
that he party to tho foreclosure; that he had
NO rights IN II and had NO rights affected by the
Judgment Ho iurther stated that ustcaj o tho Erie
Railway Company being indebtcd to Mr. McHenry the
latter owed The company over $2,0o0.C00. Hc said
Mr.. McHenry was hopeless bankrupt. ruiding
maraudcr who hoped by his preseat guerilla warfare
on tho eve OF the sale to accomplish postponsmens
OF tho sale.
Mr.. Turner followed behalf OF the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company showing IN the course OF his ar
pument that u wish large jority o the
BOND und stockholders TO have the road sold
aud the new scheme OF reorgan xaton 80 into effect
MIR Dorman b. Eaton concluded the speeches OF
the day by an elaborate defence ut Mr. Jewett, the
receiver, III respect TO the charges preferred
against him by Mr. McHenry anu his allies.
Ho pronounced them wholly false, and announced
Mr.. Jewotts readiness Al any time to submit to a
most thorough examination Of his conduct as re-
ceivcr oil tho road
Tho argument WIS continued until 1vc p NJ, and
Will be resumed the resssembling OF tho Court this
IN
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him or the sum Of $s2oo advanced the security
soa as ssr sys that the r@ and that sss
physical eapaey conduct the business properly man
.'s sd
for sas % the 20 ~ h@.
other parties that receiver be appointed He asks that
general ereator thereo aud that s.ia OF said
s5sd,.rs SseOsans 80 ,.d ,s,.,sys right: ..s
tie psa.iss = ssSS6S On March 7.iss 1 yass%:s
ing the spponsmsn such IoSsvs, and ordering rsis.
court an inventory assets prop
% ad ct rs Ss
to all suca creditors and parties having spsein:
shs time directed by him or be sxc,udsd from
tho benefit OF SAID Judgment which also directed the ret
divaends an! allowance to % paid ana
creditor Of sara firm applies on pss'''Sn for rs;is a,s
srosna 81 partia.y ana Snduo nusnco; second ,S.s
chamberlain 70 removed and anothsr receiver appointed
and that "'c cosS.Ss.ss Ss sSs xssSA psssy 70 s' suit
eons. apo Tue material The aas.sn
OF exercise OF undue advantage over the deiendant
reputable and reliable msmDer ths legal profession
Ss sesn the su to 1t % To- y:
The interests oil al tho creditors .. the late urn.
Tin "as as between himself and tue other creditors
wa mot I'm nn s r ats svaa Of III
own ueneut A. AN officer Conrt controlled
any vs.ssss % ground which his relation
affords lie Is amehabe - the direction of The Court and
cannot gay dispose the trust property except Dy judi
eia saneton Noact OF his Is shown int y "
that tends ~ violation of HE ohicml duty Ito
execution OF his trust and the claims
adjustment by Ie. upright AND Experienced referee
NECESSARY TO snow FRAUD.
to aSs s Sosmss % March ISIS without .howsS
coiuson IN its recovery uucss croattor can
plaintiff such not necessarily I'M
proper invalid The authorities relied upon BY the
In nolles Datt 34 Bnro. 2l3). the receiver
who also mortgagee In possession ot
without to the Court all the iniormA
ton he had have had the situation anu value
stage comp.ny as dow 2) the party proposed
guilty OF breach of trust or clear violation OF dutv So
~ the Court refused to appoint Ms sne secretary
the BANS had vesicd false statement Ss to iti
up ,s sfIrs Ia MsC%rde ". barney is appeared srai
the Jd had been receiver In another suit
representing advers. Interests ana IN son w barnsy
two rival acons anu this account and also ON account
Of possible liability on his par. rs trustee and IN aver
tority Is In the direction and LEADS TO the conciu
son tn.t receiver appointed by Court OF competent
removed another judge OF the same Court except
tor valid cause.
TuE PETITIONERS REMEDY.
The petitioner is :onediiess lie test his rights
claimant with general creditors ot the firm
receiver for specific property belonging to
him. But while ain not prepared to hold that
the plaintiff saould be removed from his receiver.
mon Interest," with the other creditors OF the firm,
conviction Is tn1 resident or temporary
rcsidemt oi ths stats would be disqualified. this
question residence doubt upon papers SUBJ
mted the fcerce appointed herein IL directed to take
proof OF tna tact and ro,ort TO the ~ WIN has opn,on
notice hearing before tae referee and his pres
application is dismissed without prejudice and without
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

deputat,on of west side property owners called
upon Mayor Ely yesterday for the purpose OF request
ing him to withhold his signature from the Alder.
mems resolution recently passed In opposition to the
bills before the Legislature relative 10 Increased
water supply and pavcments in this city. Thcy were
informed ny the Mayor that he had already
OF the resolution.
Auditor jackson, of tho Finance Department. yes.
terday received u communication from the Board OF
Education IN which II was stated that thcro were no
OF rectifying mistake mado IN the payroll
of the Eighteenth ward school, in when u deduction
OF TWO cents had been made III the February salary
Miss Katie Newell, the school trustees having up
proved OF the bills
4 nnal session Of the Adermanic Law Committee
will DO held this afternoon Tor the purpose oil hearing
iurther arguments as to pernatiug the use o steam
for freight purposes ON tho Belt Railroad.
Comptroller Kelly viii pay tho interest on the bond
and stocks vi the city on May !.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

REVIEW OF LAST YEARS BUsINEss-A GOOD
ExuIBIr-soME USEFUL FIGURES.
Advance sheets OF the annual report OF tho Produce
Exchange were furnished tho HERALD yesterday.
The report contains record Of tho transactions o
the Exchange for the year and quito OF useful
statistical In Information.
According to the report Of the Superintendent Of
tho Exchange Mr.. s. H. Grant, the Exchange has
open for business 3o4 days and closed nineviz
tho legal holidays, on July and on October 2G.
which latter day set apart for visiting the Con.
tenuial Exhibition. l.
CANAL TOLLS
After reviewing the action had or the question Of
obtaining site for new building, and speaking Of
tho vote by which the project was decated-vx. 75e
against 669-Mr Grant turns TO tho consideration Of
trade matters On this subject he says:-"Onc OF the
most important works ever accomplished by this E1
shange nd, VIC venture 70 say tho most far reachS
Ing In It's results was Tho reduction effected this year
Oh the canal tolls. "
Great attention, tho Secretary SAYS, has been paid
during the yoar to the COLLECTION OF Statistics and the
bulletin boards o the Exchange pointed 10 az evt.
dencng the progress made.
THE GRAIN TRADE.
The activity Of all matters connected with tho grain
trade has been very marked this year. Tho position
terest has becn reestabIished will bo clearly seen
b. comparing the relative rccops and exports oil this
and other cues with similar statistics tor tho prcced
ing two years.
Mr. Walker, tho staiistician Of the Exchange, evil
IDENTIFY been at considerable pains With his work.
HIS report shows that since the opening ~ the Erie
canal In 1926 900 tons OF property mas beeu
brought through It to New York. Mr. Walker says
sIhe State has received from tolls on boats and prop
erty passed the state canals tho munifcent sum
Of $l30 034, S97 90, and the canal have
ceved an additional sum during the last forty years
of Sl46 SOS 964 exclusive OF tolls or grand aggre.
cato OF $276, YOJ, S6L"
In considering tho question Of rail transportation,
says the report New York has boon subjected TO dis
EXAMINATIONS against and In favor OF other seaboard
citics, only in tho extra mileage and higher rate
charged heretofore but IN the matter of expense Of
delivering grain unoat 10 New York hxrbor.
There has been an important reduction, Mr.. Walker
states the cost 0 transportation 0vcr tho akcs,
resulting IRON the substitution OF largo vessels Tor
small ones, ana tho canalS by tho uso Of steam.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
DISTRICT COURT HARPIES.

Seven men were summoned 10 appear before Judge
Ottorbourg yesterday, on charge oil vngrancy made
by lawyers practising in the Fifty seventh Street Police
Court who claimed that these were In the habit
OF locating themselves around tho vestibule stair.
ways and other approaches to tho court room. and
often representing themselves to unwury people as
marshals, lawyers or lawyers clerks thus sw nd
ling them out ot whatever money they possibly could.
As there was no specific charge against any the
persons artauned The Judge discharged them, saying
however, that ho had heard v great deal OF the
swinding pracsed by runners and others around tho
Fiiy-seventh street Court House, and was deter
mined To punish tho onenuers in u very summary
manner as soon us tho proper evidence produced
botOre him
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
A COUNTY SUED.

Mahlon d. Champion, oi Brooklyn, mas Instituted
suit against Hudson county, N. j.. for tho sum OF
$40 220. with interest from 1875, alleged DO due
and owing 10 him on certain Court House bonds OF
which he - tho possessor. In 1876 the Hud-
son county Board oi Ffeenolders purohas, d
IRON CHAMPION The property on Newark anu
Palisado avenues, known M tho Harrison estate,
Tor u site Tor new court house, anu issued bonus
amounting tU 500 10 TO pay for the Tho Su-
preme Court docucd that the purchase was Illegal,
and oil tho FfeehOiders who voted Tor IL were IN
dictod. Champion refuses To receive the property
back, and the SUIT now Drougnt IL to recover tue
amount oil the bonds.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
AHTFUL DODGERS.

No less than lvo juvenile pickpockets were taken
into the Jefferson Market Court yesterday afternoon
all OF whom we're discovered plying their craft In the
neighborhood OF Broadway. Their names are An
drew Godfrey, uged nine, Of No 12l Elm street
Thomas Fiauiy aged fifteen, OF No 287 Mott street |:
Christopher Gagcman, uged fourteen, OF No. 256
Second street; Joseph Bayler. aged ten Of No. los
W,llelt ST. Get. and John Rogers, who has home
Haudk erchies and pocketbooKs are tho spoil these
juveniles select their puuder and several OF them
were found t0 have been singulArly successful They
wcro held in $500 to answer.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
HIS SINS FOUND HIM OUT.

A young man named Henry N. Webster, residing in
Jersey City, was brought 10 this city from Hudson
County JAN yesterday by Detectives Field and O'Con-
nor, OF tho District Attorneys oice upon requis-
ton OF the Governor OF this State the Governor Of
New jersey From 1870 10 1876 he was IN the employ
OF Messrs. Moore, L,ngue Co, Of No. s6l Broaa
way, and booKkecper and ID alleged that
during that period ne embczzlod sums amounting In
tho aggregate aDout $1l,U00 He disappeared and
travelled extensively ia Canada. He recently returned
to Jersey CITY proceedings having been instituted
against MN he arrested Judge Sutherland yes.
terduy committed him 10 the Tombs.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
HENRY A. TAILEk'S WILL.

The will OF the late Horny A. Taller was submitted
for probate IN tho Surrogates Court yesterday Tho
tcsaor gives to his wife, Sophia c. Taller absolutely
all his household furniture. and a tho rost, residue
ana remainder OF his estate and property both real
and PERSONAL for her natural e and after her decease
he gives to his then living issue per stripes, md
moi per capita He appoints his wife and his brothers.
Edward n. Taller james J. Taiier, executix AMI
EXECUTORS respectively. Tho will is dated January 4,
1875 and is wtnessed by the testators law partner
Dorinan B Eaton, James W. j. McCutcheon and y. 4.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
TIE KOERBER CLUBBING CASE.

II was expected that the OF Mrs. Lena Koerbcr
against Oficer Johu d. HcrIihy would up exc
animation before Judge ottSrDourg yesterday alter
noon, and the Fify-sevcntn Street Court room was
consequently crowded with the friends and witnesses
OF both parties, oil ANXIOUS to hear the testimony
IN tbis remarkable case. Captain Murphy,
who accompanied his patrolman, Oiicer Her
lhy, presented TO the Juugo certincate Of
Mrs. Koerbcrs injuries and hor Inability TO appear Ia
court. Ofncer Hcrlihy Then waived examination and
gave bail IA $500 ~ appear at General Scssion Mr..
Peter Cain became his Dondsman.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hECE1vERsHIP

IMPORTANT DECISION OF JUDGE IAEREMoRE--
A REFEREE APPOINTED 10 DECIDE THE RES
IDENCE OF NH. CHAMBERLAIN.
Judge Larrcmore yesterday rendered his decision
the In molion TO remove Mr.. SoIah Chamberlain as re
cevor Of Greenieaf Norris n Co.. tho bankrupt
brokers. The following is Judge Larremores de-
cison -
TIE DECISION
Plaintiff sues to obtain from late firm Of Green
leai Norris Go. about $500 0UU Ia stocks and
alleged have been hypothecated by him. payment by
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
THE WINE FORGERY.

Frank Dwyer, who on forged order secured
various baskets Of wino from Mcssra Osborne Co.,
No. 40 Beaver street, and aiterward disposed OF II to
Jacob shydcr, was produced again NJ tho jefferson
Market Court yesterday. Ho refused say any
ABOUT ms offence but the evidence against HIM being
overwhelming hs was committed BY Judge Duly In
$1,000
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
MIR. CLEWS' CASE.

Mr.. Horny Clews stated yesterday that tho indict.
mcnt recently found against him In Chautauqua
county, and upon which he was arrested romo time
apo mas been qunsned by the Court lie says he haa
OBTAINED oroers OF arrest against the persons who
IL
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
READY FOR YELLOW FEVER.

The hospital ship F.oroncs Nightingale was towed
from the American Docks, Tompkinsvllic, s. l., yes
,erduy 10 her anchorage In the lowe buy, Tor The re-
ccption OF yellow iovor patients.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
MILK DEALERS FINED.

Judge Walsh, OF Brooklyn, 1ncd d. Trackmsn, Of
No. 1T Concord street, and II. Cordcs, of No. ls6
Nassau street, milk dealers. $40 each, yesterday for
selling milK pelow the standard.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
A FEMALE PICKPOCKET.

woman about for,y-Gvo years of age, who gave
hor name as Mary Willis and her residence No. a1s
Delaney street, this city. arrested Brooklyn
yesterday by Detectives Frost anc Riggs, OF the
tra ONCE, tne charge OF picking pockels on Full
ton street. A gold pencil and $35 10 were found 10
her nOcket.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
DIVORCkD.

In tho Supreme Court, Kings county, 1. l.. DEGREES
OF divorce entered yesterday the suit brought
by Adoph Latner against Clara Latuer, and In the
action brought by William I. Froncnt against Sarah
L,nu
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
FOR THE POOR.

The following contributions have been received at
this oflce:-
CuaIlty %
A. w. s., tor 81. JCnk's Guild. 8
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
COURT OF APPEALS.


Tho following are the proceedings in the Court OF
Appeals to-aay:-
and concluded.
No. g. Jones vs. Smith.-Argued by Sand for appel
liant, Robert s. Hale for respondent
No. 43. Beers VI. .Shannon.-SuDmitted
No At. SturRis VS.. .Vanderbilt.-Arguod by William
A. Butler for appellant. H. 4. Davis and J. 7. Davies
TOR respondent Case still on.
Tho following Is day calendar for Monday, March
25:-Nos. III, lbs, l29, lSO ls2, Is, 1885, 1857.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
JOHN A. GROWS TRIAL.

Tho trial Of John A. Grow, tho Washington lawyer,
sas conlinucd yesterday. before Judge Benedict. in
INC criminal branch OF the United States Circuit
Court. Assistant District Attorney Fiero appeared
prosecute, and Mr. Lewis \. Post Tor the defendant
UniIod States Commissioner Bcnodict, Of BrookIyr,
testified that he had taken the acknowledgements Of
John Slatery's forged signature. United States
Treasurer Gilnllan, OF Washington, testified
% speaking with Grow several times. Grow
Sid that Slatoriy was client OF MIS- and
we'll known to Judge Benedict and other
prominent people in Brooklyn. Grow said that II tho
bo would carry 1t to the Court ot Claims United
States Commissioner Shields then testlnea to Grow
appearing before hiM the I6tn Of November and
producing power OF attorney winch purp0rLed to be
Rned by Slatery This closed tho ior the prose-
cuti0n.
Mr.. Post opened the cnss for tho defence, ana
Ia the course OF his speech said he should show tnat
Grow believed that he was dealing with Satcrly when
be was talking 10 GIldcrsiecve. Mr. Price, resident
81 Washington, formerly State Senator from Mssis
nppi, and oncc clerk in the Interior Department,
lestincd that he was u Resident oi Washington and
saw Douglas almost daily III the year 1877, aud he od
not believe that Douglas was absent from Washing
ION In October ot that year. He
adent that Douglas was Now York
10 October. On cr0ss-eXamination he satd 1t pos
Bbs that Douglas could have gonc to New York at
night. Richard Is. Lewis, Dougas' brother In law,
testIhed also AS TO his confidence that Douglas
not IN New YORK III October, 1877. Alter the test-
mony vi Thomas q. Douglas, stating that he became
acquainted with MI Grow IN September, 1877, Judge
Beuedct ordered an adjournment OF The court until
Monday morning.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
A BLACKMAILER OvEKHAULED.

Some months ago Samuel L. Mcndcs, u bookkecpcr,
who had been employed by Philip Stiner, tho mer-
ehant certain letters to that house alter
failure in business, threatening that unless tho
Of So 900 paid him he would make disclosures TO
Btiner's creditors, charging that he had dcraudcd
Them, and would further charge that Stner was In
Some way implicated IN causing the Dre which oc
cured In hts store. ExJudgs Dutenhoefer,
counsel Tor Mr. Stiner, had Mendes taken
before Police Justice Bixby upon warrant.
anu the accused committed anu subsequent In-
dicted the cnurge OF scnding threatening letters
the punishment for which, on c0nvction, may oe i've
years Ia State Prison. The oi Mcndes has been
several times the calendar Tor trial, adjourned.
lhe prisoner, who was nrraignod ut the bar OF the
Court OF General Sessions, Part l. Recorder Hackett
presiding, pleaded guilty. On motion tue Recorder
Iemandeu him Tor sentence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
APPLICATION ron 4 PATENT

rNo THE DELEwARE MISE.-xo. lo1.
l. United States Land ofies. Eureka. Ne
vada, Sept. 10. 1878. Notice Il. hereby given.
thst K. sadlcr. whose Pust.ficc address IL
tion for q patent fer scvsn hundred and ninety
two tTe2l linear feet ~ the ptlswars mipe "
vein bearing silver with surface groaud two
hundred laEi feet IN width. situate. lying and
being In Eureka Mining District. County u
Eurrha. and State 81 Nevada, and known snd
designated by tie field netcs aud ontsiai plat
on hle IN this Ufiec 20 lot Number one hundred
and Ifty.rtven fi5sl. The s~xterisr boundaries
OF said Lot No. 157 being NJ follows. to Wit:
Variation 1GN deg. east. Commencing at =
post marked No. 1. u. s Survey No. la7. the
snme being post No. / Of The 4. s. saryey No.
l2J, Charleston Lode, whence the fsgsts1 IN
TIA. town Of Eureka, bears n. - degr. and "
niin. +. 1872 feet; Eahy Hill no. ] bears Ma
dogs. 50 min. W. 1885 feet. ard the Delaware
shaft bears n. 2 dega. W. $40 feet. thence run
ming LIST roHrsc y. 73A w. 2ho feet TO post
Ianrked No. 2 u. S. survey No. IsT. and Ne-tof
said survey No. ~; thence I'd course, n. 10y
degs. r. 1871 feet, Ia post marked No.3 US.
survey No. Isl; thence 81 course ;. i3h degr-
h. 2nD feet, 10 Tost marked No. 4. r. ,. ruTTty
No. fk7. and thence 9TH COURSE s. 1GH dess W.
7gg feet to post No. the place Of beginning.
contsining 8 Chico acres. This claim
IA bounded ON the south by the
Charleston mine. The Location q this
mine IL duly recorded in The Recorders once
of Eureka Mining District. on page - IN BOOK
D. OF the Mining Records II said District.
Any aud all persons eiaiming adversely any
portion Of said Delaware mine or said mining
Ground Ms hercinb.fnre described. are required
to Gle their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United states Land 0nice, at Eureks.
in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof, or they WIZ -
barred by virtue Of the provisions Of ss
statute.
ssf4-God D.. b. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT


TO THE CLIPPER MlNE.-No 1eo
Il Land once, Eureka, Nevada. Auarsx' g.
ls7s.-Notice is hereby given that n II Joss ~
r.; y. Fineid and j.. Z. Dun, whose postoxan.,
Their application for a patent for afsssas nIea
dred t1,5O0) linear feet OF the fu uan-
mime, or vein, bearing silver w,tS PIPER
face ground two hundred f2oOl feet IN sur-
situate, lying and being in Eureka Minip" nm MN
triet, county Of Eureka, and State Of Nevsds
and known and designated by the aeld rctats
and official plat on ile In this Office as Tnt ny ~
one hundred and ffty-tive Q55l. The ~.
boundaries of said Lot No. 1856 being ~ eIlor
lows, to-wit: Variation 16M deg. y. Com .oi'
ing at b post marked No. l, O.. Z. survey Nc
1856, whence the flagstaff in the town ~ 10.
bears N. 26 deg. "a min. H.. 1890 feet .p p,tss
Hill No. I bears N. Is deg. 81 min. w 4 "a, Ssuanpy
and the Blue Bird and Clipper shaft bs.,. seet.
deg. . min. Il. ISL feet thence rupn,na 80
course \. 56s deg: e; 200 feet TO post marked MI Y
2, !. ,. survey NO. loo thence second cour.s
$. 34A deg. u. 800 feet to post marked M
U. s. Survey No. 1855 thence third coprse
55A deg. W. 200 feet 10 post marked No 4 n 3.
Survey No. 1856, the same being post No 49,
s. Survey No. 1876. Blu Bird lode. and tbo m =
fourth course n. 3iA deg. W. 800 FEET 10 no.;
to post No. I, the place Of beginning. con..sssss
ing 6 s9-100 acres. This claim ~ hors,h.
on the west by the Blue Bird mind msu
location Of this mine IL duly recera.a =
the Recorders Office Of Eureka Minins M.
triet, on page ssl, in Book Z Of the Turei.
District Mining Records. ANY and ali ~
sons claiming adversely any portion If ~. ~.
Clipper mine or said mining ground A. hs-~.n
before described, are required TO file thei, ~
verse claim with the Register OF the Iin,s.s
States Land Once. at Eureka, in the STAT ~
Nevada. during the sixty days period ~ M
location hereof, or they will be barred bv E% J
of the provisions Of the statute.
aug2O-60d ID. b. IMMEL Repisg.s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05

nzThe above meeting IL postponed until
MONDAY, October 7th, 1878. at the same hour
and place above specified.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05

EUREKA LODGE. NO. ~, i. o. o. r.,
MEET AT THEIR HALL EVERY THURS
wi day evening at q O'Clock. Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
VIM. DOOLIN, N. g..
j.. MEG scorr, Secretary.