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, 1879-04-13

II TnDEN proves to be too infrm. not OF pur-
pose, but OF health, to make the Presidential
race in 1850, it is suggested in certain Demo
cratic quarters that he shall turn over all his
right title, interest, goodwill fixtures, assets,
and machinery for running the business to SAM
uEL J. RANDALL. The Speaker would like to
inherit whatever Mr.. TnDEx may have on hand
when he makes his political will, but RANDALL
may as well remember that be can -nerer ret the
"solid South" as long as JOE BLACKBURN is
alive.
, 1879-04-13

q IM%@ IS
T.; :isaay sssnias: apf!i $ is:s 4hs M sae@ssf.
oF af s:sH afs$i
h:-hesula5 eonnunieattoa On Thartd.y evening:
tof ousnssa nnd WORK On &. II. peree e.
e he fi:ff1
GEORGE ~ STANTON Secretary
1aa y Se "a .F:na4 2Si
.tch postponed last Wednesday account Of the
s ars;: 81 '@ss5 ri S:%s:.s :fsSa VS.
esnsis1e :!snias aPlii IS
q
' ''D'f '' @1' A"sN' l. o4@haf5 s. TiFEix1; Recorder
u:f aoaday e1sn,ns 4 x91ii Il: &
M satsS iafea t1f y
10. D1cKERsoS, Secretary.
WASHINGTON CHATTER. no. 81, r, 4 M.-Reg.
@ Of snaSph ana
:n:s soras'y United. d. s. 3, efdef aESRS 1Us:
CHARLES d. WRIGHT, Secretary.
v o odss
Sana e n IL 1asP 9, the qf sttenns ths
9F yr .. Fl hs q: :ase e. os0'he' william
KS s sao r. a.
sr,s; Visiting companioas cordially iay!sed ny oT-
Iii SMITH. Secretary
, 1879-04-13

Public interest in the STEVENS trial yester-
day was somewhat interrupted by the fact
that nothing was done save in the way of
argument by the lawyers as to the
ai!nissibility Of certain conversations
held by the prisoner with friends,
aid which the defense think would
tend to prove that for several days
previous to the killing of his wife the
that precluded The possibility of his being
sane at tho time of the homicide. The
Courts decision will be rendered tomorrow
morning.
, 1879-04-13

The arkansas Gazette /, Of the opinion that
the exodus OF negroes from the South can do
that section no hurt, as ''Therc are too many
colored people in some OF the Gulf States for
the good OF both races.' Unless the people of
tile South intend to live entirely on whisky,
tobacco, and yellow fever, it looks as II the mi
grafton of its laborrrs would be damage to it.
Somebody must cultivate the land and make
the crops, while the lazy whites sit around the
corner groceries whiting sticks aud talking
politics.
, 1879-04-13

It is not strange that the poor negroes should
fee. from their oppressors and ta6kmasters. That
has been the universal practice Of the abused and
down-trodden from time immemorable. Every
where and in every age, and among all peoples
under the circuit Of the sun, whet tyranny could
no longer be borne nor remedied By revolution,
those who could do so have sought shelter under
kindlier skies IN q distantland. The only wonder
is that the negro has not "moyed on'' before
this late day.
, 1879-04-13

In the South Town Of Chicago system
alto robbery of the taxpayers has been
happily ended. Reform of the same sort
seems to be needed in the North Town.
Among the bills presented for the year
1850 are those Of the Supervisor, $500 (;
Town Clerk, $500; and Collector, 81, 500,
and 9 per cent of the tar-collections, or
$2,2G4.
These three bills are nu Illegal Since
honesty carried the day in the South Town,
the Supervisors annual bills have been less
than 800, IS rule. The law is the same
across the river. The North Town Super
visor cannot lawfully earn $500 by the dis
charge Of his duties. The Town Clerk
would be overpaid if he got $3.50. The
Collector is expressly directed to pny to the
town all his commissions in excess Of 81, 500.
Collector Miller proposes to keep the COM
missions and take 81, 500 besides.
The prevention of this fraud upon the tax
paye1s-this steal Of $s,ooo-rests with the
North-Town Justices. None of these Claims
can be paid without the vote Of majority
Of the Board Of Audit, which consists Of
Supervisor LOTUS, Clerk NogEs, aud the
five Justices. Mr. NoYEs can be relied upon
to vote against the fraud; and it is probable
that the Supervisors and Justices votes for
similar allowances in the past have been due
rather to carelesness or ignorance than to any
intent to defraud the town.
But cnrelessness and ignorance ara both
culpablo in trustee. These men are the
trustees of the taxpayers Of the town. And
We have a right to expect that Justices HAM
MILL and ROBINSON, who, with Mr. No1Es,
are the Committee of Audit, will, now that
their attention has been called to the matter,
report against the allowance of these illegal
claims, and that the Board will sustain that
report.
No man who knowingly votes to pay un-
lawful salaries is fit to administer the law,
and no North-Town Justice who fails to put
himself upon the record against this attempt
ID fraud should be confirmed by the Senate.
Official dishonesty should bur official honors.
, 1879-04-13

Not only are there good many members OF
tlle present Congress representing States that
they were not born in, but carpot-bagging seems
to be made respectable by several persons wlo
are natives Of other countries. Three OF the
House were born in Ireland. Senator BEcK is
native Of SCOTLAND, and Senator JONES, OF Ne
vada, of Wales. JorcE. Of Vermont, and
BR1Gos, OF New Hampshire, were born in En-
gland. HE1LMAS, OF Indiana, MORSE, OF Bos-
ton, MILLER, OF New York, and PoEnLEE, OF
Minnesota, are natives of Germany.
, 1879-04-13

As viii be seen BY Washington dispatch,
the remarkable scheme of some 1and-specu-
lators, BY which they expected 10 secure q
title to the bottom Of Lake Calumet, hns
Lcen frustrated, and none too soon. The
strange part Of the matter is, that such an
affair could have been successfully carried as
Ga, os- -
, 1879-04-13

In the trial Of ths OLIVE gang Of man
burners at Hastings, Nebraska, yesterday,
the defense entered upon the herculean task
Of constructing good character for the
chief desperate, OLIVE While thus en-
gagged, one of the counsel for the defense in
suited the presiding Judge, and was promptly
fined :$::25, and disberred until the amount
fho1,,d he peid
, 1879-04-13

The Hon. PATRICK TA11ErRAND WnBER-
FORGE BARRY is 's forninst II compulsory cdu-
cation, which is strange enough on the part OF
the eminent scholar, jurist, and statesman from
Cook when we consider that his Smelling Com
mittee is in favor Of keeping man in Jail who
is guilty OF no crime, human Or Divine. Being
in favor OF the compulsory Imprisonment Of an
innocent man, PAT ought to be consistent, and
favor compulsory education and everything else
cOmuulsory.
, 1879-04-13
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CHICAGO TE1RrSE has established branch Offices
1er;ic receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements as
s1loWs:
NEW YoKK-Room . Tribune Building F. T. Nc
FAnDzS, Manager.
PARIS. France-So. 16 Rue Dc Ia Grange Bateliere.
L. MAALxR Agent
LONDON. Eag.-Amc1tcan Exchange, 40 Strand
H.sEr +. GuL1a. Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ca1--Palace Hotel
WASHINGTON D. C.-I319 street.
, 1879-04-13
L looks now as though the general olation

It looks now as though the general clation
which invariably attends the recurrence OF
tie Fourth Of July was to be somewhat SUBJ
d:1ed this year by the fact that Congress will
not probably adjourn until Aug. /. Those
who should know say that the discussion of
the Army end Legislative bills, with the de-
bstes upon The Presidents probable veto Of
those measures, and the consequent CAUCUS
ing, will keep the National legislators at
Washington until the dog-days.
, 1879-04-13

The row about the alleged peddling of
Diplomas By the Hahnemann Medical College
Of this city, which has been fully ventilated
III TIE Tg1EUSE, finally culminated yester-
day in formal trial of the institution on the
charges before the State Board of Health.
After hcs-ing al that both sides hnd to Of
fer, the Board took the matter under advise
, 1879-04-13

Although out Of Congress, aud elected to o
comfortable Office at home, "Our CAnTEn's n
troubles connected with National politics are
not over. Ez-Doorkeeper Po1K will 60 be-
fore the Washington Grand jury tomorrow
and tell what he knows about the alleged OBJ
timing of money By HARRISON on Irregular
rcy-rolls while the Mayor was Chairman of
the Committee on Ciy!LSerEice Reform.
, 1879-04-13

The Atlanta Consultation is 1eyel-headeo
enough tosay that BLA1SE's 8 amendment ought to
become a law aud the law strictly enforced It
Is in effect to punish BY lna and Imprisonment
any person who appears within mile Of any
poiln@-place with 4 deadly weapon. The peo~
pie OF the South begin to see that the almost
universal practice Of carrying deadly weapons
docs not promote peace and good order in So
ciety, and ought to be abandoned.
, 1879-04-13

4 recent New York letter to the London
7imfs, statingin g sensational way that the
EDISON electric light was q failure, has
brought out response from the great in
the Times correspondent, and alleges TINT
The article was gotten mp to *'bull gas
ctr
, 1879-04-13

The State OF Georgia doesn't propose to allow
any National Enigra ton Society to invade her
territory and aid or persuade the negroes to
"go." An Atlanta paper notifies all such or
eauizers that they ''must come prepared to pay
$500 to the ordinary Of each county in which
they may deem it necessary to carry on their
busincss.'' 1t the colored citizen intends to
emigrate, he is not to be allowed any outside
help.
, 1879-04-13

The excuse given by Senator JOE RAEK1S,
Chairman OF the Democratic State Central Com
mlttee OF Wisconsin, for bringing out Demo-
cratic candidate for Associate-Justice Of the Sn-
P}reme Court was that Judge Cole, the Repub-
lean, could easily be beaten By Cor1REH, the
Democrat, and that CoTHREx's election this
, 1879-04-13

The Atlanta Constitution Reconstructed Con-
federate DemocEat says that every man is op-
posed to the use Of troops at the polls "who is
honest and loves his country" That may be
true, and it is also true that every honest man
who loves his countryis in favor Of having q
free election and an honest count.
, 1879-04-13

| Sanitary science has had new revelation in
regard to the effect Of freezing on the germs OF
yellow fever. Tie facts in the case Of the
plymouth go to show that no amount Of frcez-
ing is sufficient to totally destroy these seeds OF
disease. In November last, at Santa Cruz,
several deaths occurred on board the ship from
yellow fever. She WIS soon after ordered to
Boston, where she remained all winter and up
to the middle Of March. During the winter she
was thoroughly fumigated, disinfectcd, and
frozen out, and every meaDs known to sanitary
science was employed to rid the vessel OF the
yellow-1ever germs. Everything was removed,
and a part of tue winter the vessel lar in dock
incloscd in ice. The water in her state-rooms
was constantly frozen, and in March she
went to sea with crew that was
entirely healthy. When 200 miles out, and
before she had touched at any port, the uumis-
taxable fever OF the tropics broke out On board
the first case OCCURRING exactly where the ham
mock was swung when the first case appeared
the fall before. If such thorough freezing aud
cleansing as the Plymouth was subjected to-
Insufficient to ililf out yellow fercr Oh ship
Nlntering in the hypcrborean climate Of Massa-
chusetts It is folly to expect the fever belt in
the South, extending from the Gulf to Memphis,
will escape visit from Yellow Jack the coming
summer. And possibly the disease itself NAV
become so acclitnated or modified that it will
gradually pass farther and farther North until
mild type Of it may be as well known in Chi
cago as it is now in New Orleans.
The House Of Representatives OF the General
Assembly OF Illinois cannot levy tax OF one
mill upon the most worthless dog in tile State
without the consent OF the Senate aud the
sanction Of tile Executive, Nor can it prohibit
q goose from running at large in Springfield
without the concurrence OF the other branch Of
the ]awmaking power; and vet it has incar-
cerated man in prison. who is guilty Of no
crime, and has kept him there in company With
thieves, burglars, and assassins for over one
week. The spirit and genius OF our Constitu-
t1on and laws contemplate security for the
citizen; but the Lower House OF the Illinois
Legislature Is exercising power that is rs
dangerous and desbotic as it is unreasonable
and unlustiflablc. Here, in tie case of Mr..
NEv1Ss, is citizen kept in dnrauce vile WITHOUT I
'8due process Of law,'' and remedy should be
provided at once to cover all such cases.
, 1879-04-13

Russian authorities BY the Nihilists, and the
Kietf Outrage would seem to proge the truth
of such assertions.
, 1879-04-13

CHICAGO LODGE, NO. SIS, l. o. O. F.-W1u give
"a IN coo1ue noraon Of the slxtitth anniversary OF
TIE ORDER, II Chichs Hall, corner kinzie and Clark
e., holiday evening" April ~, 1874 The members
c requested to At their ia1l. Madison and
Jc1e.so4s:s Mo2d evenings and obtain uckets.
The COMMITTEE UE ARRANGEMENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30
DOGS, BIRDS. &C.

NOR sALE-PRETTIEsT YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.
IT Fox Terriers, Bull Terriers Pugs Pug Puppies IN this
country TIOS. kELLAGIIER. 81 Charlton ST.
ONE SMALL YORKSHIRE, VERY SMALL PuGS.
vi extra fine Jap Pug low prices. MILLER I'd ST.
C,AINrs AND SINNERS ALL WANT BIRDS FOR
pChrstmas. l am now receiving constantly large I'M
portatons of Song Birds Whstling Birds and Talking
Birds and being the most extensive wholesale and retail
dealer America have the greatest assortment and best
grades; and eegaat designs in Cages, with Holden
patent Cups-no scattering seed lowest prices g. H.
HOLDEN. 1881 9Th I'D St. New York; also stores
Boston and Providence.
- SETTER DOGS. THOROUGHLY BROKE; RED
dish Pup Pointer Pups Two large Newfoundland
md ST. Bernard Dogs Pups of the stock; Rabbit
Hounds shepherd Dogs, Cocker spaniel Pups Black
aud Tans. ii. GARDNER. AIS canal 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTAENTs
To LET.

4 LADY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN SHE RE-
Acquires. in vicinity of Ffth Avenue Theatre. first
class house desires respectable party who
viii fuish her with table Board aud attendance aud
equivalent tor the receive free Of and BILL
partially shed three Chambers
small Room third suitable for Kitchen. Adj
dress sWEIlER. Herald Uptown Office.
A YOUNG WIDOW, HAVING HANDSOME FUH-
Ani.ued house would let Rooms 10 transient
ties NJ u, Herald Uptown Office.
A FURNfSifED FRONT HALL ROOM WITH
hCloset 10 let. to gentlemen, at rs West 35th st.
4 LADY LIVING ALONE WOULD RENT TO QUILT
-Alady large, hand sOmeiy furnished Room. Address
0hNIEEI. box lii Herald Uptown Office
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO A SINGLE
tgentemen ~ II hast 10Th - southern exposure,
srcty private house, IRE II rcquired reasonable
0ji SRI AV.--ROOMs. a. so AND az so; GAS
-Apath ana now clean inrniturei ring third bell.
A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED SQUARE FRONT
-ANoOu Tot reutlsueu 70 and
- per week. l0J 2yth 81 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

4 J. BLEECkER Il son, AUCTIUNEERs WILL
n .sell ut auction Wednesday, December 10 1879
l. NJ. at the Exchange Salesroon, III Broadway -
On AID st.-Eght vacant Lots, Nos. Ju5 523 525 527
90 5T 539 and 5il north side, between 10Th
ON AID st.Three story brick shop, Nos. and 5l3
north side, between 10Th and nth
ON i2d strhrec story brick Tenements Nos. 4os 40
anu az south side. between 9TH and 10Th
Ga 18th stThce story front and brick Tenements
Nos al aud 423 north side between 9th and 10Th
Title unqucstionable; fifty remain
gaze For maps apply to BELL. BARTLETT * WILSON
Attorneys. l2U broadway, or A. j. BLEECKER 4 SON
lSy Broadway.
For Other Real Estate Advertisements
See Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30

birds FLOWERS AND CAGEs.-wILKINs l247
DBroaaway. between yth and 3ist sts-Grca variety of
taking Parrots aud pot Animals best arts Noun
ganarIas warranted - 30; Andresburg Canaries "a,
Cinnamon Long Breeds - Branch All 9TH av between
9th aud nth with floral department; choice Cut
Flowers aud Plants. clancy hanging Baskets filled with
choice plants. Ordsrs promptly Attend TO.
L'OR SALg-BKyE TERRIERS. BLACK TANs, PU0s
j. MARRIOTT, 400 Pearl st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A - LAFAYETTE PLACE. FOR BUSINESS STEAM
~ .power be had.
TIiEo VI. ROCHE, 245 West 4th st.
SIORkS. &C, TO LEW. n. GRIswOLDS REAL
DEsate and Collection office. No IA Broadway specia
attention paid to the renting of other
property. TO lot, store aud Basement s6o Broadway
9Nlp; suitable 20 restaurant To let ~ East 18th
hne large Room 25X7u. suitable modistc. tailor
shoenaker. opposite riany To let Banking Room
IA Broadway. W. n. GRISWOLD. "a Broadway,
CTORE NEXT TO CORNER OF BROADWAY; LOW
kCrent tor unobjcc0nable business: excellent
% West SD ST. o. A. SEARS Warren ST.. IL to
o'clock.
RIO LIT VERB CHEAP-2sfu ST. NEAR 2D Az
Il siual store with Apartments: has been
hatcher shop. also large Lott; has been
factory. Apply OWNER i24 East Sth st., near 2d ay
TO LET CHEAP--A WELL LIGHTED SECOND
- l99ori -JNtS, with ohce hatchway, SO
month JAYNE. 2b7 West Esd 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30

A BEAUTIFUL MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE. IN PER.
IL feet order all improvements aud ward
rent. AZ West olst 81. $3.50 j. CORbiT, 25J 9TH av
rI'O LET-TwO STORY AND BASEMENT man
stOop brown stone House, all improvements In vood
order Inquire 2i3 East 49th ~
c, A MONTH ONLY-EIEGANT THREE STORY
y DllOuse Igth ST. near Central Park; possession. G.
J. CORNISH. 9th ay. aud J0th ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO the YANKEE MINE.
Ns.3si.

TT o. LAND oPFIcR, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, Decsmber 10, 1878. -Notlce 10
hereby given that John Maxwell and J. u.
Treadwsli. By ,. y. 0ignoux. thelr ATTORNEY In
fact and . co-ownsr. Whose postofnce address u
application for q patent for Pifisen Hundred
linear feet OF the YANKEE NINE. on the
Tucher Lods or Vein, bearing gold and oliver,
with surface ground six hundrd feet In width,
situate. lying and being In Gold Hill Mining
District. County q STOREY sad sass o. ssvcaa:
and oficial plat on nle In this ofice ~ Lot Mum.
bar 1855. In Township 10 north. hange II east Of
Mount Disblo meridian T; the exterior bounds
ri.s Of said Lot No. iS being u follows. 70
wit;
mencing At q Post marked YANKEE u. q. 4. No. =,
being Post No.. I. from whence bears the fag-stan
on Mount Davidson north 35k dssrees west, the
nag-staf on Overman hoisting works south osh
desreee west. the quartsr section corner on the
Range II east. N. d NJ. besn north % degrees
% minutes west, 2.11o feet distant. and running
thence from raid Post No. I, 1rst course, south
2Sdeereee west 800 feet 10 Post No. . thence,
second course, south u degrees east 600 feet 20
Post No. . thence, third course. norh Is do
besrs the north end Of Yankee Mine chan south
an degrees west. distant 70 feet, thence from
Post No. Z. fourth course. north u degrees west
600 feet 10 Post No. !. the place Of beginning,
containing % ! 100 acres. Bearings expressed
from tue meridian.
This claim 10 bounded on the north By the
Tucker and South Consolidated vifg'nIa mines.
The location Of this mine 10 duly rscoided 10
the Recorders ofios Of Htorey County, State "
Nevada, N Book % Of Mining Claims.
Any and all perrons claiming adversely any
portion Of rsid fsnkie mile or said mining
grourd ~ hereiuhefore described. ara required
10 ole their adverre claim with The Register Of
the United States Land once at Carson, IN the
STATE Of Nevada. during the sirty days period
OF publication hereof. or they will be barred b.
virtus OF the provisions Of the stAtute.
del1 ESD O. n. HARRIs, ReRistsr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 3p3.
u. 3. survey Ne. 81 ..a ias.

U'S' S' W 1As 'So'
TINTED STATES LAND OFpIoB, CARSON
u City, NsvadA, Deoepber 20, is1S.-fot'ce
IL hereby given that X. W Leonard. vhose post
once address ID San Francisco, California, has
this day made application for United states
patent Tor thirteen humid ID q 300. linear feet
with surface sround siI hundred IeooJ feet In
width, being 80 feet on each slde OF The middle
OF said lode or vein, situate In Gold Hill Mining
District. County Of Storey and State Of Nevada.
and of1ciilly surveyed. plated and described a.
u. y, survey or Lot No 81 and l76, In Township
slxieen li6j north, Ranges twenty Col and
and ~ epty. onef2il sast, Mount Diablo Meridian,
and commonly known a. the FLORIDA slLvtR
MINING COhPANS's claim. and described by
mstes and bounds according 90 u. n. survey,
plat and asld notes on nie in this once, q foi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
= Judicial District Of the STATE Of Nevada. 10
and for the County Of etorey.-In the mattsr Of
the Estate Of II. HRFfERkAN. decessed.-li
Appearing 10 the said Court By the petition this
day presented and nled By u. \. eynons, 40
mintstrstor OF the,,estste Of n. Hsnerman. DE-
ceased. praying for N ofdsr Of sale Of real
estste. that u 10 necessary TO cell the wbols o.
the real estste 70 pay the debit. expenses and
charges OF administrltion;
10 Il therefore ordered bv said Court that AZ
persons interested in the estate O. sd dseesSee
appear before aid Court on MONDAY. The pth
day Of January, A. ID. 1873. st II O'Clock IN ne
foreooon Of siid day. q ths court room Of sAle
Court, At the Court House OF said County Q.
storey. 70 shov csuss why en order snoola MOI
b grinisd 70 the said Administrator 70 all ~
the real estate OF nid decsssed. OF % muen
thereof AZ shslI h necessary, and that . copy
Of this order b publish.d q ,s..t four .ae.
csssivs veehs IN the Gold Hill DAILY W
newspaper printed and published N said
comfy.
Dsisd December s,o ls,s an Rr.,no.
Ar I'm District Judss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS,
CHOICE sRsDs, ETC., BY MAIL
EoR o. WE NAIL. POSTPAID. EITHER
I e The following coiissiion:, ali siOio'
% verbenas OF 9 Hsiiotropss. 0 Geraniums or
chryssnthemuns. or 10 assorted oresn-houss
Plants. 9 olsdiolus. or . Double Tub Roses. or
70 &c or II loo psckasss Garden Seeds, or ~
packets choice Flower Beds.
Circular. with Additional Collections, mailed
70 applicants.
EDWARD J. EVANS q 90.
Yort, Pa.
EY-Local Agents vented. i.a o..
NOTICE TO clAlM-oWNERs.
DARTIEs WISHING TO HAVE fHkih
Claims represented on the NEW
OFFICIAL MAP OF the coMsrock
J.. B. TRRApwKLL.
deai Up Room Q Tahoe HOUSE. Virginia.
NOTICE 70 clAIM.owEIRs.
CAUTION

TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RECORDS
having been encountered with acts Of will.
ful peristency, stnseless inconsiytsncy and
usslss. folly Of the "iLL.UsTRIvCs 0k0. ..
sAUNDEKS'" bogus and pretended certincste
OF sale OF an interest which did not e1ist. he
having been duly notified and fully made
aware Of its non.existsnce, ! hereby WARN
and CAUTION al persons from any recogni.
ton Of the said Geo. .. Sander illegal. fraud.
part or portion whaisosysr Of the HOMf.
sTRAD GOLD AND srLvRK hlNIsG
CLAIM. Known % the HOMESTEAD PROP.
KRrY, and situate IA The Cola Hill Mining
District, btoryscounty. Nevsda
Gold nm. ,i hssa !. I is;S. w. s. y; &c;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
sTElHWAY 4 SONS PIANOS.

u J.. JEssUP HAVING BKxNAPPoiNrRD
II q By me Sole Agentfor the sale Of the sboys
Instrument d the City Of Virginia M vicinity.
be u the only person auth0rised 70 sell the
ssms OF emrowsrsd 70 give this required Five
Team warrAntse. MATTHIAS GRAY.
.BoIs Agent for The Pacific Coast.
Ban Francisco. Gal. November ]. IT'S:
v. J. yKSSUP,
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