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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-19
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.


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- Frsssase r1d-ezs Is Ezrsk&- Nsvh
- -. StT zsed their frF1<a1oz for
- - ssu-zzez kzz6red linez< feet u tie
- -nfrs c. vein BEARING silver, vIfn sr-
Ftr4 r-rrz ts~t y W1atE. s-tAAsss
- ksfrr u Eu-xk1 Mining District
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- .s4 Sssszzz-e1 b5 TIE 1el1 rcses AID
- Mat 61 IL II t11z cZ&F A. Lot &c ls@
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-x-.rex marks9 {. 8 No- bears
XT5er- Ria II ASA feet. a sFrues Pine
80 ss-sr t-~s n diameter. standing AZ tie
go a tke Exrsgszor tI21sl, bears " . deg
= - z 90 feet. and The esnfsr q TIE soY
- - Ianse-z iEsliEs bars y E8 DEC ",
=. Ssz- ST. r=zz.E - -
W "a feet - post z&rksd No , Y rEr
~ " I'd snenre. II course " 5 deg w.
40 <es5. = pazs -1rhsd We ,. Us Survey
No ia tzezEs. "A coarse n > deg Z 40
feet - vSss na-ksA We T. 2 . snryss 70.
IA. Al ske-x&. 4fh eoGrse g sceg- 4 81
r.. = -ke zorrEr-z boundary @. T. =
e-rveT Va rs. Gas Lz1s lode Whence re.t
No. I rt said Gas Light survey bears s-rs1
14g. " Is SIS feet l-I9 40 fetfs 70 sclfSern
tsF1-.trrr x SAID Us Survey No l5- vheUes
80 < 1 II said Gas Light survey bars n
~ deg "a s. SO feet. 100 feet. TO post No
L. tie pzAcE q tszznirz- 50 unea q said L
; S1rvey W i5. Gas Light 1de- a. co11tcss
x7th HIS Survey - hereby excSIfed said
eae1tet Is E@sxr.h<d a. fellows. 20 vii Begin
rsnx At Poet No- ef said Gas Light survey.
and rxrNsnx the1xz Tss eo1r-e ;. sG4 deg =
Il sic feet. tAenre. n eoa=2 5 5 deg Z. Ns [le
feet tkezx. ii esurs- y. 81 deg. W. - -is
feet. 70 uss. No. 4 n said Gas Light survey
and tEenee- 9TH course y ~ deg T. esA feet.
b the Place e b<ll-trE- which trsss cilg
exe3a5sd fruEz this surrey le@ves remaining
fraan tA5s szrTex ave slleo sores Tbs claim
i bozrasd en- the south by the welsh king
1ize, and and on the east bg TIE Gas Isht
nzsnz The laeati1a q sEiz mine IL dgiy re-
corded IN the Recorders UESee Of Eurxks Nil.
Ing District. IN Book ID, Page it- ArF Sud az
p<Fsous rt1iu4iEs severely amp PORTION 9! said
Lantern mine. CT said mining sruaIa A. here
fEhzsore 6eserib@d. are required to file Their
adverse claim wlsh the Register 81 the United
States Ln1 C-see. at Eureka. IN tie State 81
Nevada. during the st4ts Gays F~r4ea Of pahii-
ezuen hereof. ~ they VIII ls barred By virtue
sf ths proylx.o1s Of the statute
je2s-al JAS McNAETTs. Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-19

ITO THE CLOUD MINE.-No. 523.-U. s.
Il Land ONCE, Eureka. Nevada. August 9Th.
lsI9.-Notice IL hereby given, that William II.
Stowell. samuel ]. Beebee, John l.. Hinckley,
and John ~ShoenbAr, whose postofhee address IA
Eureka. Nevada. have this day lied their APP
plication for q patent for six hundred 1000
linear feet OF the Cloud mine, or vein bearing
silver. with surface ground two hundred 600
feet in width, situate, lying and being in En-
reks Mining District. County Of Eureka and
State Of Nevada. and known and designated by
the field notes and Official plat on file in this
Office as Lot Number One Hundred and Ninety
four tl94l. The exterior boundaries Of said
Lot No. 1874 being rs follows, 10 wit: Variation
IGN deg East. Commencing at . post marked
No. /. U. 8. Survey No 1874. whence Ruby Hill
No. 1 bears Y 2 deg Z, 1896 feet: U. s. Monu-
the main incline upon this lode bears s, 5 deg
W. S3s feet: thence running LIST course S. Q deg
F.. 10 lilo feet. 10 the southern boundary Of u.
s. Survey No 127. lot A Metamorss lode, whence
post No ; Of said Metamoras survey bears \
5ek deg z 10 feet. COO feet. TO post marked
No 2 o. 8. Survey No 1874; thence. 2d course 8,
81 deg W. 200 feet. to post marked No 8, U. s.
COO feet. to post marked No u. s. SURVEY No
ls4; thence, 4th course ". 81 deg Z, CO 40 feet.
to the western boundary OF said Z. 9. Survey
No l21, lot A, 400 feet. to post No /. the place
Of beginning. So much Of u 8. Survey No 1917.
lot A Metsmoras lode. a. connicts with n Il
survey is hereby excluded. Said conflict il de-
seribed ~ follows: Beginning At post No
this survey. no lsa,. and running thence. IL
course 3. Q deg Z, 10 Lie feet; thence, "a course
3. TEX deg W. 1888 $40 feet. 10 post No OF said
Metsmorss survey; thence, Sd course N, if
deg W. Is feet; and thence, eth course n 81 ses
Z. lsS $40 feet. to the place OF beciunsng.
which tract being excluded from shis survsS
leaves remaining Q 66-i0o acres. This clsin, 4.
bounded on the nerth BY the MetAmoras mine.
The location Of this mine 10 duly rceordsS ~
the Recorders Once Of Eureka Mining Dis.
trict. in Pooh +. page 81. Of said Records. Anv
and all persons claiming adversely any portion
OF said Cloud mine. or said mining ground a.
their adverse claim with the Register Of The
United States Land Once, at Eureka. in ths
State Of Nevada. during the sixty dsys' periud
q publication hereof, or they win be barred
sui sva sAs. xcMARTlN, kseiitsf.
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Assessment Notice.

A Lgf0y MINING COMPANY - LoCA-
uox q principal pisrs Of business, san
Frsrr5aa1. California location Of works, Eu-
rxx District. Ezreka County. Nevada.
No-ias = hereby given. that ST q meeting Of
a. E5zr1 d Directors. held Of the 25th day Of
gzsv. ES2. an assessment no. 81 Of ten cents
pr saEEe. EAs levied upon the capital STOCK
q ne C~1-asr@Ion, payable immediately, in
-zsS@z states gold coin, TO the Secretary, at
IL oLee q tie Company, Rooms 8 and 7, No.
- Pine street, san Francisco, California
AnT stock upou which this assessment shall
re-aaia ra,.id IN the first llstl day OF Sep
senE-r. 1873. will be delinquent. and adyer-
Used tsE sale at public auction and unless
pky1zszt Il made before, Will be sold on
THURSDAY. the twsuty-hfth l25thl day Of
S~~v.eEber, ls7e. 70 pay the delinquent ASSESS
zsns. together with costs Of advertising and
erreusez u sale.
Ey order OF lie Board Of Directors.
D. r. vERDENAL, Secretary.
O%es-Roons 8 and Z. a27 Pine street. San
Fr1ncisco. California. jy29td
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO THE coNNELL NINE. No. SCI. a. s.
Land Once, Eureka. Nevada. August ),
ls7e.-Notice is hereby given. that Benjamin. 0.
Levy. John Connell. W. r. Richards. vhoss
postoface address is Eureka. Nevada, and Chss.
Mcdonald. posteface address Tnscarora, New,
have this day filed their application for Z
patent for fifteen hundred 1900 linear feetd
the Connell mine, or vein bearing silver. win
surface ground two hundred l200l feet In
width. situate. lying and being in Eureka Mn.
ing District. County of Eureka and State Of
Nevada. and known and designated by the fed
notes and official plat on file In this ofneeu
Lot Number One hundred and Ninety llsel.
The exterior boundaries OF s..S Lc. $50 being
as follows. 70 wit: Variation ION deereei
East. Commencing at q post marked Nol,u,
s. Survey No $50. whence the flagstaff me
town Of Eureks bears y &c deg. L. $50 FEEL
Ruby Hill No bears y co deg. As mia, v,
3,062 feet. the jackson shaft bears n % deg,n
min. W e92 4-I0 feet: the South Connell slii
bears $ AN deg. E, ISIS feet; thence. rannias
LIST course $. 19a deg. E. ia $40 feet. 70 "
western boundary Of Z. 5. Survey se Nv;
Lucky Boy lode. whence post No o. a,a
Lucky Boy survey bears y ne $40 feet. e'sSp
feet. to the eastern boundary Of Z. $. surrey
No $50. Lucky Boy lode. whence post ae.la
said Lucky Boy Survey bears n .05s " itei.
1880 feet. to post marked No. 2, u.s. sufsty
No 100. thence I'd course 5, COX dee. w.
feet. to pest marked No 5. e.. >. Survey 70 w
thence. Sd course y 2L deg W. 5aa siu issa
10 the eastern boundary Of said survey so' Ia
e7T $40 feet. to the western boundary o. sna
survey No ls9. leo feet. to post market sS n
Z. s. Survey Ne 100: thence. sth course ,, ~
deg. Z. 200 feet. to pest No ]. the place o. Se e
ginning. So much Of o.. 5. Survey Nc ~
Lucky Boy lode. as conflicts with this surrey.
hereby excluded. Said conflict IL describes.
follows: Beginning At . post on the no,m,'osi
boundary Of this survey, whence pos. = y ,sl
this survey, No 100, bears n. 2sA dfs. "aadr
sic feet: thence. running lst course 2 IA
deg. Z. 400 feet: thence. I'd course 2 I.
feet; thence, Sd course n. 2sA deg. ", seSi
and thence, 4th course n, AS feet, TO p'ass !
beginning. which tract being exeiuasa . -
this survey. leaves reznsining . ti1 INA
This claim 10 bounded on the norsnest a nm
Lucky Boy. The location OF this mine vr.sts
recorded in the Recorders once Oh sJ
Mining District. in Book Z, page 2S4. ~, X
all persons claiming adversely any pornos \
said Connell mine, or said mining gronna ss
hereinbefcre described; are rsauiIsa 81 De
their adverse claim with the kesisser a. - ~
United states Land once. Of Eureks, in, "a
OF publication hereof. or they Will oe
by virtue Of the provisions OF the stS,us
au6-6od JAS. nes'.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-19
Assessment Notice.

ITO MATT. MURPHY: YOU ARE HEREBY
i notified that / have performed labor on
the sierra Nevada mine. situated in Antelope
Mining District, Eureka county. Sevads. since
May. 1873. 10 May. 1879, amounting to $50 in
United States gold coin. for your interest Of
800 feet In said claim. and that unless you pay
said sInount within ninety days after the first
publication Of this notice. your interest in said
cisin will become my property by law.
WILLIAM wHALEN.
June IL, 1879. tei2-1aws0d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-19
Assessment Notice.

Il L CONSOLIDATED MINING C0MPA-
IN ny. Location Of principal place Of bust
mass. San Francisco, California. Location Of
works, Eureka Mining District. Eureka County,
STATE o. Nevada Notice 10 hereby given, that
81 . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees. held on
the Il: day Of August, 1879, an assessment
Of ore dollar per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm
nzs1iztely. in United States gold coin, 10 the
Secretary. at the ONCE Of the Company, Room
81, SeTads Block. No. J9 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shalt
remzin unpaid On the I'd day Of September.
1879, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale At public suction: and unless payment is
made before, viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
FIRST A OF OCTOBER. 1879. to pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
B. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Ofsce-Room a, Nevada Block, No. 300 Mont
gousry street. San Francisco, California.
Gu5td
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Town Order No. 10.


Am Order to Provide the Pre-.
vention of Fires.
DE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
II County Commissioners Of Eureka County.
Nevada:
SECTION 1. It shall be unlawful for any per.
son or persons. firm or corporation. occupant
or occupants Of any building or structure TO
erect, or permit to remain, any stoye-pipe used
IL any building or structure within the town
OF Eureka, Nevada, nearer than four inches to
any eioth. canvas or wood.
SEC. 2 Each and all Of said stove-pipes
shall be rfvfted at the several joints. aud ex-
tend at least six feet above the highest point
Of the roof Of the building through which n
shall extend. and be secured above the roof by
three or more metallic rods or wires.
SEC g. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
or persons, firm or corporation, occupant or
2 ant OF any building within said town OF
Eureka, 70 erect or suffer to remain any stove
or furnace within twelve inches OF any cloth,
canvas or wood, without having the same prop.
eriy protected with zinc, or some substance
suitable 70 protect the same against FIRE.
SEC. 4. Any violation Of the provisions
OF this Order shall be punished by Q fine
not more than ave hundred dollars, and in
defsnit OF the payment Of such fne. shall be
imprisoned In the County Jail Of Eureha
County. Nevada. at the rate OF one day for
every two dollars thereof.
STATE OF NEVADA. /
!. E. r. DODGE, County Clerk. and ex-ofacio
Clerk OF the Board Of County Commissioners
IN and for said county. do hereby certify that
tie above and foregoing 10 . correct and true
copy OF the original matter thereof, which now
remains in my once at Eureka, County and
State aforesaid.
In testimony whereof I ksve hereunto set my
hand and afaxed the seal OF said Court. at
once. in the town OF Eureka, this 5th day OF
August. 1879.
l.EALl Z. R. DODGE, County Clerk.
And ex-ofdoio Clerk Of the Board OF County
commissioner. Eureka County, State OF Me-
By E. u. BELL. Deputy Clerk. AUG
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-19
Assessment Notice.

ITO MRS. z. NJ. BAUM, pALIsADE: you
il are hereby notified that / have performed
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine, situated in
Mining District. Eureka County. Ne
vale. since May. 1878. to May. 1879. amounting
to s25 in United States gold coin. for your in
teresf Of 30 feet In said claim, and that unless
you pay said amount within ninety days after
the frst publication Of this notice. your in
ferest in said claim will become my property
by law. WILLIAM wHALEN.
une ii, 1879. te12-iaws0d
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STATE OF NEVADA, /
Cnrrxy an RrDrz \

E9AL. BLANKD. OF ALL DE
gcf1rsiols: printed 70 ofasr ,, ne skx
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06
Political UompIlcations in Knnsas.

TOPEKA, March 5.-The status of the con-
Aict between the State legislature and E. T.
Smith, manager OF the Western Union tele-
graph office, is as follows: Smith is still held
in custody by order of the house Of repre-
sentatives for refusing to produce kilograms
upon a drag-net subpoena issued by the COM
mittee investigating the alleged frauds in the
senatorial election. He was presented to the
house and made full statement of both the
law and the fact, containing legal argu-
ment supported by authorities, justifying his
position. The committee have not yet re-
ported, and it is rumored they find difficulty
in meeting the argument and facts of Smith S
reioinder, and, therefore will not push the
matter further. The legislature will adjourn
Saturday or Monday next; meantime, Smith
proposes remaining In custody until the ad-
journment releases him. Public sentiment
condemns the hasty action of the legislature
in the arraignment of Smith, and the deter
mined stand of the latter is generally ap-
plauded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06

DR.. JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, who is about
to be made u cardinal by Pope Leo, is the
elder brother of Francis William Newman,
ELS. He was born in London in 1901, was
educated at Ealing school, and graduated at
Oxford in 1920, and was elected Fellow of
Oriel college. In 1925 he became vice -prin-
cipal of st. Adams hall, under the cele-
brated Archbishop Whately. He held the
post of tutor In his college from 1926 to 1881
In 1888 he accepted the incumbency of ST.
Mays, Oxford, with the outlying chaplaincy
of Littlemore. In 1843, with Dr. Pusey, he
became head Of the high church party of the
Church of England. He took leading part
in the publication of ''Tracts for the Times, ~
and wrote the final tract mo. 90),
which the Oxford authorities crit
iciz9d as annulling the lines of
demarcation between the Church of England
and the Roman Catholic church. In I845
he seeded from the Church of England, and
was received into the Catholic church. After
being ordained a priest he was appointed
head of the Oratory of st. Philip Neri, at
Birmingham. In 1854 he was appointed
rector of the new Catholic university at Dub
lin. He resigned this post and established =
school for the Sons of Roman Catholic gentry
at Edgbaston, near Birmingham. He has
written great number of lectures and con-
troverslal essays, sermons and reviews, all
more or less marked with great literary
ability and force of expression. One of his
latest productions was letter to the Duke of
Norfolk, on the occasion of Gladstone's ''Ex-
postulation." He also wrote very able
letter on the question of infallibility and an
other on the immaculate conception.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06

The valley Of the Amazon has no rival on
earth 10 ability to supply numerous and valu-
able articles of merchandise, yet for want OF
means of communication millions of priceless
commodities lie there useless or perish year
by year. Efforts have been recently made to
open up this vast territory to commerce, but
with that fatality that appears to attend
nearly all the public enterprises attempted
by the Spanish-speaking States, they appear
destined to prove abortive. The Amazon
Valley railroad, which had been commenced,
is abandoned. The men employed are re-
turning destitute or lying sick and helpless.
The machinery, tools and works at San An
tonic will probably be left to rust in the soli-
tudes of the Madeira falls; for, though cost
ing large sums, it would be too expensive to
transport them back to America, and 1t is
said that they cannot be disposed of there.
In vain nature lavishes her gifts where men
are ignorant, superstitious, unenterprising
and indolent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06
SAN FRANCISCO.
Severe Rain-StOrm in Northern and
Central CalifOrnia-A Dry Goods
Establishment IOsed-The SutrO
and Mining Companies Dlfh-
Guilty.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-A severe rain
storm has prevailed throughout the northern
and central portions of the State for the past
thirty-six hours. The steamer City of Pam
anna left port to-day for Panama, but put
back on account of the stress of the weather.
Godschaux Brothers, importers of dry and
fancy goods, were attached to-day for about
eighty thousand dollars. The total liabilities
OF the firm and its ability to meet them are
not yet made known.
The compromise between the mining COM
panles and the Sutro tunnel company, has
come to conclusion for the present at least,
the mining companies having broken off me-
gotations and returned papers. They assert
that Sutro cannot be brought to stand by
verbal agreements long enough to get them
on paper. Sutro, on the contrary, denies
positively that he has varied from the agree
ment proposed by him, and assigns the fol-
lowing as the point of disagreement: He
claims that all ore-producing mines between
Utah on the north and Overman on the
south should pay the royalty agreed upon,
wherever they send their water through the
tunnel, either direct connection or indirectly
by pumping into mines in direct connection
The mining companies, on the other hand,
refuse to pay royalty on ore extracted from
any mine until such time as SAID mine is di-
rectly connected with the tunnel by Lateral
drift. In this agreement they would at the
present include all mines between California
on the north and Cohallar on the south.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06
The Illinois Greenbackers.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The Greenbaek club
convention to-day nominated R. Z. Hoyt, of
Michigan, for President. A platform was
adopted affirming the heretofore expressed
creed of the Greenpack party, and declaring
that postmasters should be elected; that the
government should prohibit the importation
of Chinese service labor; that labor bureau
should be established; IN favor of making a
law disfranchising any person who offers to
purchase or does purchase votes, and calling
for other innovations in the government. The
resolutions strongly favor labor reforms Of
various kinds.
The convention adjourned tonight after
pended in forming Greenback clubs. The
attendance has been small, only one hundred
and fifty delegates being in attendance to
represent the six hundred and twenty clubs
said to be in existence, and the proceedings
have not attracted attention here
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06

TIE full measure of the stupidity of the
smelling committees work is apparent from
its reference to the funding acts. There is a
desire manifested, says the american, to
have the pOst-bsllam bonds appear as large
as possible, and hence they report, in re-
Spouse to the inquiry, How many post-beHum
bonds are outstanding?" that there are ten
million three hundred and twenty million
dollars. They correctly state that these are
for matured interest and matured bonds, as
well as first issues of post Jsli,m bonds
Whatever of odium may, however, attach to
the term post bsllum, is tackled on to the
entire ten million three hundred and twenty
million dollars by calling them such, al
though the larger part are for bonds issued
before the war and interest upon them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06

portation." If we are to learn at this day
that the acts of governments and governors
for many years are not binding on the people;
that the people are not capable of selecting
representatives who can bind them; that for
thirty years before the war they were mis-
represented and subjected to a vicious policy
viciously carried out. may we not despair OF
free government? The period from 1865 to
1869 we have been taught to believe was
exceptional. If we were so badly governed
for so many years, may we not almost des-
pair of ourselves, and cry aloud, as the Is
raelites, 'give us a king from among the
wise men who alone of the men of Tennes-
see for the past forty years have shown them
selves capable of understanding these things"
If wisdom slept so long. may we not fear
that this new-found wisdom may forsake US
and leave US again to vicious policies?
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VOL. SxxVIII---NU M BER So

| four million francs in the Lausanne district
Four hundred thousand trees were destroyed
London, March 5: Madrid dispatch
says that the effort to form coalition minis
try to act during elections, has failed; there
fore it Is still thought possible that Canovas
del Castillo will form a new cabinet.
Berlin, March 5: The Judgment of the
court-martial on the iron-cIad disaster lays
the principal blame upon the officers in
charge OF the KHnig Wilhelm at the time OF
her collision with the Grosser Kurfuerst.
London, March 5: The Crown Prince of
Germany will arrive in England to-day to
attend the marriage of the Duke of Com
naught with the Princess Louisa Margaret, of
Prussia. The princess will arrive next Tues
day night.
Phillipopolis, March 5: Prince Don
Dankoff Korsakof will command the Russian
forces in eastern Roumelia. The Russian
authorities renew assurances of their inten-
ton Of fulfilling the conditions of the treaty
of Berlin.
Berlin, March 5: Bavaria objects to the
adoption of uniform railway tariff, as pro-
posed by the imperial government, alleging
that the privileges which she secured when
she Joined the empire are infringed by the
present attempt of the federal council and
legislature to legislate for Bavaria.