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New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
OTHER STATE GOVERNMENTS.
rcOvONy IN MASSACHUSETTS.

ECONOMY II MANSACHT NEITN.
MOVEMENT FOR REDUCING SALARIES Oh STATE
OFFICIALS AND EMPLolLs.
Bosrov. Jan. 14-In the House to-day an
ord ado,ted that he Committee on R'trrnehmeni
20 der the rxped eucy reducing all salaries paid or
deternuned by the ~j1te follows: $1,000 ana LHdef
per cent between $1,000 aud $1,000 10 per 'rnt b
b.twrep - 900 and 50 OOO - per cent; between p
,o ND 81 900 20 i.rceut: between - 900 and 5000.
- per cent al oil ares $1,000 aud over, o'3 per
cent. D.. a., 90 -. -
uortrd bills reducing the salaries 81 al tue Sja'e oIccrs
20. kim the salary ~ b"r- ~ the LEGISLATURE
"a .r Ia. and Il FOR mics OF travel from
tr.1r TIace- of abode once each session.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
PRETTY SOUR ABOUT IT.


We believe that the committee ana that tne
Democratic party wOuld have been porecty )ustArd III
Ignoring Their cipher humbug. To investigate IL Is 10
give II an importance whcG, without investigation, II
does not and could possess. Thc way IN whlch the
Rruubhcaus and their press are. al the VerV outset
scklug out Of the reSpOLs Dlity OF the Investigation
shows how Little sincerity there has been IN ther ne
maud for H. Wuen they say mat u Is matter OF no IL
telrt or importance the publc, II becomes question
for them 10 answer what ground tie puuc money
can b- appropriated To carry IL o. lDdeed NIL Hot
bc ~ an ,iIrpslug II TIE TEIBCSBs declaration tAaL
te case i one Of purely domestic Interest 10 tie DEM
ocracy, Is made IN preparation Of an attacK upon "a"
II ,lIse tor making al appropriation Tor Democratic
purpOsgs"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
VII lorrHEcoPARcEyERS 70 Mr.. POTTER

Fr.m The Albany EreHtHg Journal.
Don't. . don't;
We really nope ou Jati
Y "a C4a't
You sGant
shake vour engorrd .ocA7 at sam;
Fd.. br D.. IA .T- ,oac
Ina- man ~ Truly Good;
lie mover sent 10 IplCr tcic-raI.
NHr EC-O s".
Hes yuFtI tDan tA. snow,
A. -uu,less 20 Wa Mary IS Htt.e Lamb.
~m.rrh no, bls name
DU I. pe al Tie a..,.hf.
Upou our head, launch curses loud ana nearly
he Knew not OT The DID,.
Why therefore, would Won ron
OF such a .oOn OuI most MuUf ,ilsAcI party
WI swear o.. ..- Isl N.-r.
Fiat what say i- true.
Au1 sam lN iorw ri rcluc tuu swear the SdLne :
IA. . LiltiJ TESTIFY
Tint 'ti- e wnoppug l-
10 -ay IL ever p!aJ "a q siAiul game
We wouitut trouble YOU,
save that. Ike e. ".
WlAte -r We say th- sugr, Truth ndorses
'Iaa- Pr.tou giI tAe decd
'.Nas MaIbt-~uIIJh u. weed
But IIGen. he r,Icd Oh % moral foIcca."
Iir really never knew
TAfI we're brought 20 Wow
Tic COOS cd dispatches mat aroused lis Ire,
Tat Morse, thai clever man,
lid A.t upon q ..aA
o. seAd-1x messa ges W electric wirel
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
MUSIC.
Ia TRAYIATA.

Mr. Max StrakOsch gave us last evening
one Of tue most uuinJereslIug performances oI la
Taylata watch has ever been given IN tins city
In point II uCt, tusrc was almost nOihn-
winch any especial merit from eudto end Pint"Ie-
ou. Who LAD a cold, sang better thau BI,st ., the
troupe, bu; there VIZ Little besides his part
winch was done even fairy well. Mile. Mario.
the soprano who made her debut. has nice soprano
voice he common bu, size has far as ole can
s. now none Of the qua 6caous Of great singer and
Ter debut Last night was In tie r,u4otesI sense
Arr rf
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
PRAISE FROM CRITIC.

WON Tbs R0cteder D1nocra dnt Ctro7'e' tRcp) ,
The caucus Of the Republican members ot
thc L.r.aturc tor N. purpose OI 40 nlhdth- can
da Tor he office Of United states senator VII ne utIl
ig the Assembly Chanbef Monday evening, January
20 mo sentiment OF the republican parry rom ""icA
there DO prsct1c dissent indicate. uunl~taAahy nc
ruoc OF the c4ucus aud that OF te LeZIslatuiC 7thA
io. tnuliiu will by the concurrent yucc Oi Tie pa ~
h. rfi-,i to he seat lac na4 lOuE adorned and u ms
voice none viii iop morr heartily Than those Repubi
can. ,In have sometimes been constrained 10 cu -
-, An act. 81 the senator bat never lost u re-
cara L, eminent puDc SCI vices nor tleI
v his came ~ for still further usefulness
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
rrpLosLON ~ 1 POWDhR nILL.

rur GIANT POWDER WORKS AID ADJACENT BrUD-
INGs pEsTRoYED-THE NUMBER OF KILLED IN
KNOWN.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-The Giant Pow
der Works II B4adInAnn. Nr.s.n * o.. about hall mile
southwest of Golden PArs. Nv Up his a-te noon
-FOUR While men aud al unknown Dun4uer VI CAnanen
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
STATE CENTENNIAL VOLUME.

ALBANY, Jan. 14.-Last Winter the Legisla-
ture directed the secretary Of state 10 prepare ana o
rsb Centennial volume contanng an Official
r5 ~ the celebrations held throughout the state of
important events IN its history While me resolution
stated that the whole expense should not exceed f6Oeo
IL SIM made no APPROPRIATION for tIe purpos' lo-nor
row Secretary Beach Will send IN s report 70 IN" Leg
i.atire 0wlue that UhIle has collected the male
raj ueressarv. ne mas not proc rfed any further
heranse Of Ihe llck Of an apprOpr!AlIOn
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
..r1Nn AIMs ~ LIE oCFAX.

The bark Themi, arrived from London last
yrnll having been L. d-l, on the passIs, she nd
bcn s1pri,d ui,u PROVISIONS four times. On one occa-
son ys,ci passed. her signals ~ distress "ltAOut TAX
.,,,.. ..tire AZ them Bu January g. she Td- within
80, ,,iIe. nf pnrf ard blown 3rp miles :" ,T1ri
s',l,,,t.f "a. within forty-tgc niles ~ port when
~, as biovu ID Being snort of provisions, ana
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

Killed The works completely destroyed, and
many build ngs IN tbe neRhbOrbOOd occupied ny 'n'
plOyes OF the company. including tho superutend.nts
residence, wrecked. The explosion occurred II
the nitrO-gyeerfne hOnae
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHBR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne past "a hours

WASHINGTON. Jan. -, a. m.-The baron.
eter has rilly ris, the Middle siatrs New
England AMI the Lower Lake region. and is h.-hesi
over the Upper Lakes. The depression the Pac.nC
coast haa moved eastward. and falling barometer nOr
prevails iu the southwest. th warmer sou'Ecad
winds and increasing clOudin.ss but DO the Mi-~our
Nail'Y with northeast ud-. coad AM Slow yaTisbk
winds, WIFI snow, also rrpolte ID" OLO valley
and Lower Lake rovi0G Ci-tr weather wlfh i gh y
cooler northwest winds. prevails ~ fhc Middle States
ana New England. E1n aas general falicD On TIE
Pacific coast.
md n rCNs.
For the Mtlir A'llrt' -f.t-s and Nev-En-'ani,
rising barometer norfLwcs winds cpaFOr par y
cloudy weather.
CGUtosGrB StUtq's
Cturiou7rv 0i--lOre signals are ordered l0r sandy
HuOA aud Cape Niay.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

well d. Hitchcock Allan Campbell r. Percy Alden.
W. VI. Bliss. Howard Potter, John ;. Ken
nefy. p. Blagden Benoni Lock vood Melville Brown,
Eugene DeanO Henry J.. slOte. Temple Prime +. 7.
AuehmutY. j. ". Oracle. Alfred Pr. J. Coleman Dray-
ton, T. ". Dwight. James r. Lravtt. W l. Chamberlain
aud W. H. Scniehrlu. Howard Potter chCsen
presidents; R0wel u. Hitchcock and Benonl lockwood
vice-presidents Temple Prime, secretary W. Gracie
treAsurer. and n. RlN nAni-inn. lrgal an EIser.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
rup V,vsAs LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. IA Tope kn' Kan, Dis
mach ys tA, Lc..sl.tuec net ut noon to-day and tenn
,rry or,ar,z.c by IN" election o. Dr. H,d-e 10 the
char IN the Senate tEc new members were a"'ih III.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
ALBANY.
HIDING FROM HIS FRIENDS.
SPEAKER ALvoRD CONCEALED IN AN UPPER ROOM
AT WORK on THE COMMITTEES.
IiBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE tribunal


ALBANT, Jan. 14.-The members of the Leg
isature began d1bbe into town from every railway
train that arrived to-day. The Legislature
does not meet until tomorrow night Ord-
narily in this state Of affirs no member
would return tin tomorrow: but every memler
has great curiosity present about the composition OF
Tho Assembly, Committees, and accordingly twoscore
nave already returned to learn something concerning
them. Most of the NewYork Assembivmen are already
here. Speaker AIyord, by stratagern. induced the
local politicians 10 believe yesterday that he had de
parted Tor ~yracuse. but reality concealed himself
all upor oI the Deevan House. There he has
Edieu from view ana tue alemners OF the Legislature
ne searched ia vain Tor hIn. Tonight General
busted, john T.. Su4Yth and senator Rockwell IN
c-uu~i with h.n abou; the make W OF the
committees. l. is -rued on seemingly good
d..Hy lI tdg' the committees vii be announced this
" e.. D., doubtful, however II LAeY u De made pub
.t io-I'rrvW u d.. i 80 LOW not diSUatcd HAT Mr
@.oII vii Ia" made chairman vi tue Committee
hata Means.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

Mr. Tilden's alleged cipher correspondence
Is 10 uud.rgu s.aTcrg invest CATION a. iAe utud- "I
tur Potter tomuIttrr NJ. lIdru Wi uiOJ4D4. uc Il
dcl hl. oar heart goes out IN sympathy 10 MS III ~
g1..t.t nephew Mr. PrIfOn Before the investigation
n nr,.c,dcd one week Nr P,itau vii he seen lu mo
cI 81, the cphcrs neatly strapped 10 nis blc'
i.ur NJ toward The impenctra tlr forests OF O!uNion
Il IA Ir,p4Y submit with good cracc order tAat
. .urIe mas enjoy eternal political life.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

Galveston, Tex, Jan. IA special 'l'-
.rb sr,, Ar,tu states that the Lr -lsa'ufc was of
mir to-day. john Il. Cochran w. elected speaker
fbr I,versor's message Will he read tO-nlorlo"'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
HIRRfED

RANNFY-N NIET--On Tues,l,v. me lith 'nst hs
r.sil-r, " to Hrd. patent hy thc rv Robert A. L'
x,r1. Rector n he ,Gr'I 81 MdrJha-. tas H. Ran
n.v ~ YORK Lizzie !. 81 Daniel, trI " Joseph
Mart nez-C ard ~. Of philadelphia. No cards.
SKTLVON-~ HEPPt tRD-On Tuesday Janulry q. Al TomD
Aias avenue C0ngrestiiuHu tlJgc, .rnuSlFu. y. ~
tn Res. bishop l-er Jdues A -loI 10 cues Slel-
rard augter u late George g. sheppard al % BroOA
vu. y =
WTfITNEY-SLOOA NewOrl ans. January a Tie resi-
nee uf Uareut-. Rev H.. II. " tters
Charles Mo-. whitney Laurs Co. daughter u A >oo
u, OF thai cty.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

THE oRTHorLLIC DlsPLNsAKY ELECTION
Al the annual meeting OF the New York
Orthopedic Disp.u-ary, last n-ht the io-o"Ns were
ascto ,rus,ses for the present year David DOw kos'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

ST NOUS, NANDALIA ND ILEEA EAJIE
ST. LOUIS Jan. 14.--At the anrUdl meeting
% TIE -, Louis, VandlIl aud Te.re HduIe Railroad
Company, held to-day at Greenvlle. H.. the report Of
operations for the Uast was presented and new
Board Of Directors elected composed or the follow
gentlemen: Thomas u. Me--ler and William TIaw. OF
PitfSuufg; TEoma, \. scott OF PhIadclI hia y. l.
NrEe,r. ~ Tcrre Hlutr Robert |. DUidney, ". :.
Smith A. ;. Henry Charles h. Sevbt aud J. : Plessa
al o. Illinois. The board subsequently organized bY
rccectu1 Thomas u. slrr president, ". H. Barnes
trnasnrer. and ". F-.lntK .rcrrtl y.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
COLONEL G.. T. PEEK.

BALLSroN SPA, y. Y, Jan. I4.-COlOnel c.
T Peek died suddenly tnis morning of pneumonia He
vas a member ot Governor Morgan's star and Colonel
0' the 10Th Regiment state Militia. He recently e>tai-
l1shed a colony IL Nebraska, known As oarIiOSa
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

CNCISSATI. Jan. 14.-Dr. LandOn Long
worth a scientist OF some repute, ana grandson Of
Nichoas Lougworth died this morning OF pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
srS3TOE JONE- REFLECTED

S.y FRAScisco. Jan. 14.-The Nevada Legis-
~. ,,a, reelected John r. Jones Culled states
-.r.tar by the following vo1e: I'm The s'Eat~-J"ner
1g Hr!inouse, De1., u. III the Assembly Jones' Al
"a. ..f.r :
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
JOHN K. MOVES.

OswEGO, y. Y, Jan. 14.-John r. NOyes,
cashier Of the National Marine Bank OF Oswego died at
his home III this city this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

FROM iHr .Fr.CIAL REPORT OF sUPrEIN IENDENr
LAMB 70 BE MADE II TIE LEGISLATURE To-
DAY.
ALBANY, Jan. 14.-Superntendent Lamb in
.rputt upon TIE hauas and trust compani OF the
aj.. which viii be- rausuIte ed tomorrow, Viii report
tac results of the OH ia mmaton OF the trust and
uo.trI-cc apouics u the ate. From these appear
the 10 loving facts regarding the companies fNew-Iork
City:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

PeovrDEyCE. X. l., Jan. 1.-THE General
,,Iy ,.,,, tu, January SESSION IN this ,ity to-day
-i.. rnor- message. reviewing The condition Of
state dfra.rS, was sent H.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

TRIBUSE UTFIcE. Jan. -. a. 1..- TIE barometer
fell ir de- Fcst " Las 500. r-e t:.l She inward
NJ heilgmo-t mrrN.d iur'r- f fir yseofhe N
the afternoon. The weather was ierna-ely parity
c,ouGv aud clear To" ,-uy r,furp was iw~r than on
W. day Du- t4r average to" f. 4t t- b. ltA q Z
de -r'e -nrr ne amount OF m0itle 90 40 a.. = ..l
large
Cooler aad partly Ier'v or clear weather nay De eK
pected ID tAIs cit md vici,SIY t--iLL-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
ykTT0RE S4gI>GS B1yES.

ENCOURAGING REPORTS EEcFGvED BY THE BANK
srPEEIST NpENT
ALBANY. Jan. 14.-Bank superintendent
Ia.1 Ia, IN formation from maay ngs oauk'm Nr"-
Yak and elsewhere in reply % direct inquiries respect
ing therr trauslctions since January /. Is'9
which Is of the most euc1il-inZ character Al epo'tS
rc hat tine business TIL, month the m 80 fa' rJe
, .--ral year.--ome iasti IiIo4s say three yelrs,
.ome NE years. and others seven or eight
years. Old depositors who Withdrew money
months ago are returning It TO the
same savings banks. aud IN few
cases the identical money withdraw - now redepos-
it.d without exception tAc sati4s- BANKS rrpurt I'M
ur,yed conditions aud tAAt TIE Al er- toe see ns 10
have changed and that thrIt is an evident tendency
n ~ inward olu.eEce, steadluezs and security among
t-uUs.TuFaH
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

ROCHESTER AND STATE LINE RAILROAD.
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE STATE ENGINEER.
ALBANY, Jan. 14.-The annual report OF the
Rochester and state Line RIroad Company has been
received bv the state +, Euecr As follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

sUsPENsIoN Of THE OswEGo SAVINGS BANK
O,wEGO. y. Y, Jan. 1.-The City Savings
Bank was closed tnis morning by a temporary inunc-
ou .ued oy the Supreme Court in the City " schsnee-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.
CLAIMs AGAINSr THE SAME.

BIr1, 10 BE RFP0RIED FAvoEABLY BY THE BOARD
OF AUDIT
ALBANY. Jan 14.-Thc State Board Of Audit
mas colIet d. ami Will 70 the Legislature 10
morrow it, frs report for the OF CLAIMS decided as
between citizens and the State. These viii 90 IN the
snpplv b.l where the claim allowed. Following are
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
TIE S4EIGE cAEYENNES.

THE INDIANS HAVE BEEN TREATED.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCSEI
DEADwOoD, D. r., Jan. 14.-lntense Indig-
nation manifested hroG lhout the whole country even
among the advocates OF eKtermInauon. over th- bar
barou. treatment OF tie Cheyenne prisoners at
Camp Robinson near here, previous % the
recent outbreak and slaughter Information ~ su-
tne4tic that the Indians nearly destitute
clotnng. aud deprived OF food an ire for I've or 81
day and " wafer twenty olr hours and tilt the win
dO0s were removed from their PRISON through ts IL
teusey cold weather, 10 ilcc@e them 20 subsection.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
W4RREy COUNTY RIYG TRIALS.
FOUR MORE CONVICTIONS.
iBt TEEfRAPH ~ THE TRIBrNE.|

CUSruVs. BUIGIN, GIvENs AND sIPADEg FOUND
GUILTY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIT OF
CONsTIRATORs ARRAIGNED.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

Tus railway was opened tor freight and pass,u,.
ra iic from Rochester 10 salamanca NAY Il. 1873.
one p,rsou has been killed and five injured.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

see that new fascinating novel, stBAS rGAS. IGn
puLi,as,l ID IRIHt y NON EXTRA No y. Iflcc -
ssuts Address early IHE TRIBUNE. Sew.Ior..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-16
APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT

Y,o THE SAGE Brush MISE-y0. ss-
United ktasss Land Once. Eureka. Ne.
s.dA- June -, isIs--Notiee 10 hereby given
that The Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel 4 Mining
Company. ehase pe-tcfhee address IL Eureka.
Nevada, bsve this day fled their application
fof o patent for fifteen hundred linear feet OF
the Sage Brush mine or vein. bearing silver.
with surfaoe ground two hundred feet In
width. situate. lying and being In the Eureka
Mining District. county Of Eureka. and State
q Sessds. ard known and designated by the
field notes and offctal plat on file In this ONCE
rs Lot No Is5. The exterior boundaries o.
said Lot No. ls5 being az follows. to wit: Vasi.
alton ish deg. east. Beginning 1t . posi-
marked No. /. u. =. Survey No, iss. whence
Ruby Hill No. bears n, ! deg. ~ ulin; y.
i4.SA feet; post Gu prominent rock, marked Y.
i. monument SC 4. bears n. ! deg % min. l..
4.sso feet: . spruce pine tree. three feet in "a.
sfneser. standing st the mouth Of the L1eeiaiot
tunnel. bears n. Al deg. 81 min. ssst. ss itesi
post No 2 Of U. s. Survey No. lH. Lantern
lode. bears n. l deg. 50 min. W.. 400 feet; ana
the Ssee Brush shaft bears n. - deg. VS.
feet; thence, running hrsf course :. 20 dee. ",
go feet, to post marked No. 2, O.. = Survey 10.
le5; thence. I'd course n. s deg w., 1,om feet.
TO post marked No. 8 Z. 3. Survey No. 10:
thence. Sd course N. SIS deg. f.. 200 feet. 70 pess
marked No. 4. u. S. Survey No. is5: and thenee'
4th course. $. 5 deg. T.. l.5oo feet, 70 post No, Z
the plsce OF beginning. containing : es'tVo
acres. This claim Is bounded on tie north "
the Republic, and on the east by the Lantern
and Welsh King mines. The location OF tns
mine Is duly recorded in the Recorders "
Gee Of Eureka Mining District, in BOOB ~
page 2sl. Any and all persons claiming az
versely any portion Of said Sage Brush m'ss
or said mining ground as hereinbefore ae
seribed. are required to file their adverse sis.I
with the Register of the United States Lsho
Once, at Eureka, in the State Of NevAda. dut'
ing the sixty days period Of publication nereoi'
or they will be barred By virtue of the pro'is
ions OF the statute.
je29-Cod JAS. McMARTIy. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-16

ro vrv vTruE erAyT NNE-So- G-
Lad CE%r4. EErskA. SeEb1A- AnEzsa
zsy-x1rns IL Ae-stg EFs1~ I11i -
Fass~ r4ss%e p1szatEc& b46rsss - LzrskA -
sESL hzs fEks lay Sled Es tEPAfIS1 IL
$780, So xsze r6szs11d rl6sAi D1ea- fe~f1
-. ys--zs e,4sz1 zeine. 81 VEN b@zrzzE SILVER
vzth eurfake r-uu11 rvs hundred Sng feefiA
rzztA. s1ass- 8y51z AID fs1zg Ii EzrtEa MD
- 1851 Cs1z.fr q Ezr-kk AID -tzfk -
xrr6Aa I'd EsgE1 AID seszEz1feo y n
t<sx 1Dses anS o1r1si pat q 1t = tAAs o22
~ La NEmk~r 0zs Hundred AID At1sisfs@-
Tss ezErssr b7z12asss = sle LIZ
- fosJgrx = .z- TE1rfez Ez degrees kssi
Conr-nenurrr Al 4 post EKrksd No l. e : ezr-
rer X fya- Tkea-r EzbT Hill No ] bears y
49, : ruf1 z xS1s fest TIE sc2it
f~srx = d.r - nzz Z - fest; AID tie
Istfse Gzaz1 sAA.f b~zrs y ss@ 1@z y - ;@fs
-k.-1re rrzzszx 1- rqz-ss v II fot 1PN~t
-r.rEed " q rs szrrsy We lz- rceoe. d
- - 49, & ~sr v al S-E6 fest 20 poet
-syt.s xo 4 [. 8 Survey w IN t1e1re "a
noz-~s \ sE feet. 20 peat EErEt1 No Is
-u~reT eo l2s. faexane str sCu-x< T. 80 feet 70
r.~- -sxrf.S No s. T. q sE-Esg 30 III i.ezct-
~ euzr.e :. So ts<9- 70 rosf z-arEz1 30 =.
& szrrey No ~. ftsBue- tfh eozrsS :. y crg
z soc fest. 70 poet No ]. the F4see a negaD-
rirsg. ceurxz-snE & u-15e acres- T11s claim as
f,--rd4l = ~ nor1h by the Lore Pine TIE
gorxsscn "A tsss zine IL daily recorded II the
Eec1gaers O@as Ct Eurek1 Mining District IN
Bob r PAGE sss. e xa.1 p1str1et Erooraz
tnT xzz 4. x~rsczs eissz1.sg sdsersefy All
usa-<Soz a said Little Gsk1t E1ne. CT sEs1 Ezlas
fug xr1z8d ~ ks-xs1h@fore dzsena~d- are re-
e14re5 70 t1t shszr s3vsrse el4aia Wiz tEt kts-
s,t~w ~ ske Trlte1 States LAID c4nrs - En-
RIA. in u stats # Nevsas. ozrlng TIE saxty
dsEsf p<rsod a yasL1xrsos Asrsof, Or tEeg vii
be hnsred ~ yfrT1s q fAs pFoEls3oB q TIE
ffstcte-
Ez-<zd JAS krGastAf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-16

TIC THE WELSH KING MISE-y0. 81
United stktes Land DEcs- Earekh. Sey-,
gEns >. lsss-Notsce IL bershy uven; th1f
The Atlantic and Pscife Tunnel and Mining
CSursnr. Whose Poetof1cs address IL Eureka,
Nevada have this day fled their application
for . patent far eight hundred linear feet Of
TIE Welsh King mine or vein h<srinE silver.
win sarsSrs ground tvs hundred feet 10
w4efh. situate. lying and A@sng tn Enreks Min
Tag District. county q Enrtka and state q Ne
rsaa. and EnoSn and designated by the held
notss and ef1c1xl plat oa eie In this once as
Lot Ne la. Tbs exterior boundaries ~ said
Lot NJ 10 being a. fellows. 10 VII. Variation
49, degrees east, Beginning sf a poss marked
No. !. T. : ssrsey Sc. la. the same being post
90. ], (. :. survey 10. iss, Lantern bde.
whence Baby Hill No. bears y. ldg. m z
Is,s1i feet, pest On prominent rzk s1srktd T.
s monument No. g. bears ". deg. IL Min W.
s.sz feSs. spruce tree. three feet in iknsfer.
standing ST the moutt q Excelsior tunnel.
h4STs n 60 deg. 81 rain- Y. s% feet sgs re
center u TIE tag OF sheweisn k.nE Incline bssrs
:. 10 deg w. so feet: There. running arss
course s 5Sg. T. rS II. 70 post MARRIED No ~
:. SURVEY Ne. lSs: thence. Second course :. -
deg. w 20 feet. 10 post marked No 3 Z. s.
surrey No. l.s: thence. third eoars. y. 5 dr..
W, Sa feet, 70 poet marked No. 4 T. 8 Survey
No. is4. the same being pct n 2 Of sad ssr-
veg no. les aud .Aelre. 80 crr-<e = fer-
z. ~ feet. - pest No. 1. the rasee q bssiE-
ming. containing three 6I.1ea kerts- This claim
il bounded On tie north by the Lantern.
The location q this niEe Is eaiy recorded in
tie Recorders once Of Epr@t= M.ning District
in Book d, paes m Any and all persons
eisizas1S adversely any portion = sid WeisA
King saine or said nlinsag gsv~na. 80 nese-
inbefore deeer4ted, are required TO Gle
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
UEitsd States Land Ofsce. At EEreks. In the
State Of SeySda. during the sixty days period
ef puhlisstian hereof, or they viii be barred
.. s.,s@e u IT, Efos.siDas 81 she ssxsa.e.
ge9D1d JAS. M1AARTIS, ktgasser.
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