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New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
and that she places little confidence IN INC
GOOD will Of the neighbOring powers.

and that she places little confidence IN INC
GOOD will of the neighbOriDg powers.
There will be much interest in the results
Of the town elections in New-Jersey to-uay'
because of recent agitation concerning tne
fidelity Of local officials. Iii several counties
there have been disclosures of gross careless
ness in dealing with the public accounts as
well as. in some cases, actual crime. In SuS-
sex County, which has been the latest 10
arouse itself to the condition Of its local AFFAIRS
there has been thorough investigation, dIsclos-
ing much loose and culpablc management
rather than actual fraud at least, such Is the
opinion of wcll-infOTmed persons. In Hunter-
don County, also, there is talk OF acton III the
same direction. There seems to be general
awakening among inc municipalities ana
local governments, aud voters everywhere VIII
do wen to remember that the shortest way to
reform is to PIT honest men into office.
Mr.. Ta}mage is to he tined by the Brooklyn
Pre.hytcry, as well at his own request as on
the recommendation Of the committee which
was appointed to inquire into the representa-
lions of common fame concerning him; ana
tried, nos for heterodoXy or improper methods
in preaching, but on charges Of "falsehood and
"a,ccit" The report of the committee was
unanimous, and contained the charges in full,
with the specifications upon which trial Is to be
had. and submits the names Of large number OF
witnesses whose testimony seems to be ready.
The statement Of the committee that Its mem
beIs had hoped, when beginning the investiga-
ton, 20 be able toc0ntent themselves with crit
ici.ln of Mr.. Talmage's preaching, dismissing
entirely the graver accusations, but that 1t
was found impossible to ignore these, Will no
doubt make a deep impression upon the pub
lie mind. But it must be remembered that
this preliminary inquiry is i'll no sense trial,
but merely such a submission of allegations
to the proper tribunal as is made 10y a Grand
jury. and the finding Of a Grand Jury Is by
no means final. Mr.. Talmagc Is certainly en-
utled to at least tho suspension of Judgment
which is conceded to the mcanost criminal. and
/. would be well, therefore, for that portion OF
the community which has an interest in the
controversy TO hear the evidence before tax
ING. sides. The scandal of such a trial is
somewhat 10 be regretted, perhaps, but 1t Is
infinitely preferable to the scandal caused by
the constant reiter.tiOn of sensational charges
in the newspapers. If these charges are false,
Mr.. Talmage should be grateful for an Oppor-
tmltv to silence item forever. 1t must be added
that he shows no dniidence about meeting his
sgeuSpTS.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

Carelcssness in building, which is another
name for corruption and fraud, has had a
shocking sequel. AT town meeting IN North
Berwick, Me-, the floor gave way, and ONE
third of the number of citizens present, OF
$50, were precipitated to the floor below,
distance of fourteen feet Many were injured
so seriously that they cannot recover. The
men who are responsible for this sacrifice OF
human life should be made to suffer to the
full extent of the law.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
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T. ~ NY1-s,cC,nc1a IL Nozze a Figaro"
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CrlcKrRING BNI-Ccocraphea 'ci>N n''''"~'
C.lt,,nt l's GARpEN-W -WalNug Match.
M.soNrC TENPLF-2 aud Z: Inc dluSt's'
Ntv-YupK A.. AHIVN--Day ana Evening
STFlNwAY NNL-CouccrL 80 p, ,,....o, 1,oo,i,,-e
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

The sale of the library of the late George
Brinley, which has attracted the attention OF
book-tollcctOrs throughout the whole country,
began yesterday. All of our greatest libraries
were represented. On another page will be
found brief account of the more important
books sold, with the prices obtained.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

The signs increase that the Radical scheme
10 place two French ex-Ministers on trial for
political misdeeds will be rejected by a large
majority in the Chamber of Deputies, where
the Conservative element in the Republican
party will undoubtedly make itself ielt. The
eagerness of the MOnarchists TO have the
Government burdened with Impeachment pro-
ceedings and party dISscnsiOns might Of itself
have warned the Radicals that they were
treading on dangerous ground.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

J).uR 1r1Pr-,,,.. Mail SubscrNcre $40 per aunum.
SFNir-IX 1-vKIy TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 3" per an
VIrlIy TWBrNr. Mail Subscribers, - per anpuln'
Terms. cash il advance.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
BnslNess Nolltcs.

"AIDEBSEY BEAND -.
Puy a'va~s v>i.f>7' '--'>
s CorGU. "a cold or lOarscncss, instantly re-
ueyc l tAc use mp BROWNS BaoNCHlAL IRocIi - cunts
If yor WANT a really servlccaoe vet eie-
paT. utnn r,ls ask ior an Isaac smith WeiFhuesS'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

The walking contest which has begun be
tween representatives Of varions nationalitles
and is therefore called international, seems to
excite an extraordinary degree of interest
Large crowds witnessed the opening OF the
contest, even i'll the small hours of the morn
ing. and thieves and club members, sporting
characters and grave business men elbow each
other in their cagcrness ia watch its progress.
II j, quite too soon to hazard any prediction
rs to the final result. and all deductions upon
its profound international significance must be
Indefinitely postponed, but it viii no doubt
cheer the heart Of the British Lion to learn
that at the close OF the fIst twenty-iour hours
the English legs were making the best time.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

Prince Bismarck comes out Of the recent
legislative conflict without any gans to his
reuutaIon as statesman. lie showed charac-
teli.tic pertiDacity in upholdng bill which
he knew would lot be passed, but lac eylucod
a degree of sensitiycness and TriabiIlty which
deiracts from lIs position as the yirtGai ruler
of a great empire lis angry declarations IN
TIE Rcicustag are. however exceeded in SIX
nifcance by his statement at recent pdrlia-
meutlIy reception, that partial Disarmament Is
impossible, as Germany has to show front in
four different directions, and could trust none
of her ncghbors. This plainly implies that
Germany will maintain her military system,
however buIdCusOmc it may be to the people,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

" ALDERSEY BEANu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
Sherin's sole.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued ont
- OF the District Court If the Fourth Judi
cial district of the State Of Nevada n the 23d
DAY OF De cember, 1878, and TO me directed and
delivered for Judgment recovered in said
Court On the Esd day of December. la7s. in
favor OF James IL Borland and against the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mil and Mining
company for the sum of SIS 9l9 ca, damages,
with interest therein at the rate of len M r
cent per annum till paid. together with
ESQ 20. Costs aha qlshurst ments at the date
Of said judgment and accruiug costs All in
U. 5. gold com, have levied Oh and taken
In execution the following described real
estate, to wit:
mat certain claim and mining right on that
certain lode or vein situate in Eeho sIinina
Distic', humboldt coun y, Nevada. and
knowna and described as The Alpha mine being
the same property conveyed to l.. ". t,ree,''
well by r. NJ. III well, Constable Of Rye Patch
10y, Low nshlp humboldt county Nevada, July,
1910, and n corded in Book 20 of Decd
pages 299, 300 and 30l, Humboldt county
Nevada. records '''
Aiso, fifteen hundred feet "a 500 IT, on tba,
! certain ledge OF silver bearing rock situate in
Echo aDing / istrict, humboldt comfy
HeNaua' ana known and described AS the
Kansas, and beirg the same as conveyed hy
Clsrkson and Cody 10 Isaac Peecher by deed
dated June 9Th; 1877, - NS'N
also sixteen hundred feet Il 600 ft) on IN Mt
Ger ain vein or lode situate In Fcbn Ninira
District. Humboldt county Nevada a,s
known as the Butte lode or claim.
Also, the Fast ha.f of Northeast one fo,r h
o. o. section twenty, Township thirty. North
Range thirty-three East Mount Uiablo Bssa
ana Me- idlan, together with the ouartz mil
and improvements thereon with The snnnr
teHshcer thereuptO belonging.
Also, about 6 900 tons of tailinos and
Also that certain water right and privileca
pelons ing to said defendant. consistirg -
stream OF water and the works stync,r~as
ana water pipes used b. convey the sane trs,,,
tue Mus through Panther Canyon to said de-
PENDANTS quartz mill, situate on the Tast balf
Q, northeast quarter of sec ion twenty Toa,n
sup thlf,y, North Range thirty.tbrsa To-.
Mount Diahlo Base and Meridian. near Re
faleh, humboldt county, Nevada. -'''
Notlee IL hereby given that on FpIn.v
the SEVENTEENTH day Of JANTARv - a.
between he hours of O'Clock in the yno,,';,'.
ala clock in the evening, viz. AZ o,aItns
r. r., NJ al lhe trent door Of the Courthonse -,
Mlnntm acca, humboldt county, NevsGa, II
VIII hell at public auction to The h;sh,,.
Didder Tor cash U. s. god coin. ali 81 ~
above described properly or suflicient ,ha. .ne
70 satisfy said Judgment, cost and accrn uo,
owen under my hand at my Office In v,nno.
nucca, HUMBOLDT county, Nevada III" ' aia,
Qay Of December, 1878 q RT Ns'n
Byw s q hns q Humboldt county, Nevada.
DePu'y' d26.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
sHEBA LODE.
q, s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,

us LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November IL, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that tine De oo'o
~ Gold and Silver Mining Company,
corporation the State of California, haVlrg
its principal Office at san Fl anclsco, CalIoInla,
has, by Peter Noolcock, its resident agen. anu
attorney in fact whose postoffice address Is
Mill 4 inv. Humboldt county Nevada, this day
filed in this office its application for pa,eHt
for twenty-one hundred and thirty-hve tZlool
linear feet of the Sheba Lode, bearlnB euiu
and silver, with sur ace SIX hundrta tooOJ
feet in width, the same being ofhclally bur
veyed plated and designated as >. survey
or Lot No. IS IN Township thirty-one, North
Range thirty -four east. Mount Dlapio base
and Meridian, situate in the star Minng DIS
tic county of humboldt, and state OF Neva.
ia, and described at the surface ny metts anu
bounds, according to the plat ana heid notes
of survey thereof on Tile IN this once as
follows, viz:
Beginning at a Post marked No. 1, U, 8.
Survey no, 49,, on the hill side east OF the
sheba mine hosting works; whence the loca-
ton IN, numt mt between the Sh,ba MIXING
Company's claim and the De ,, 10 Iplne'
known as the orth Monument OF the Cali-
foi MIA claim on the sheba ledge, bears sou'h
seventy (70) degrees, west dis ant three nun
drpd t3O0) feet, U. 8, monum, MT No. l. beirg
ala Post No. 4 OF y. >, Survey No. 81, oeafs
Sou sixty-six 1907 degrees thirty 800 mln-
utes East, distant two thousand feet 1.-THE SAID
u. 5. MOI ument No. / b. ing situate at point
bearing south seventy-six t76) degrees fifteen
(15D minutes, west DISSENT thirteen thousand
ana three hundred and forty tl3340l feet from
the n rthwest corner If section Nineteen tl9l
in 4, 81 y K. IS East. Nj. ID. NJ the mouth
Of the De Soto upper tunnel bears south 90
degrees west, dir, ant sos feet, and the mouth
of the De SOLO lower tunnel bears south 10
degrees wesi. distant 297 feet. and running
thence from said ost MAJ ked No. l u. ..
Survey No, SO, from which said bearings and
distances are given as above); LIST Course,
south 10 degrees, west Six hundred feet to
ost marked No :, Z. b. Survey No. 50; thence
I'd Course, south tW en- y degrees, east twenty
one hundred and thirty-fve feet to Post
marked No. 3, q 5. Survey No. 3S; thence,
Sd Course, north seventy degrees, east FIX
hundred feet to. Post maj ked No, 4, u =,
Survey 30. So; thence, 4th Course, north
twenty degrees, west t1enty-one hundred and
tEiriy-fye feet to Post No. afUresai the
place of beginning, containing 29 40-l00 acres;
courses expressed from Irue Meri1ian with
Magnetic Variations at IL degrees so minutes
East. said claim is bounded on the sunth by
U. :. Survey No. 50. known as the Hey den
feldt C aim, upon the same lode, and is re-
corded in Books A and 3 Of notices Of loca-
lions of mining claims Of sal star Mining
District, kept al star City, Hun boldt county
Nevada,
any and all adverse claims must be filed in
this Office within sixty days from date of first
newspaper publication hereof.
G. N, HARRIS, Register,
November Is, 1873. God
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
SHEBA LODE.

/ Nevada, November II, 1878.
|
| NJ OTiCE 1s hereby gwen that Peter WOOL.
1N cock whose posiomce ADDRESS is MIL
CHy, ID unlpoidt Souh'y' oiate Oh HtVSoh, nas
this day hIed IN TINS once MS application fol
Q. 5. Patent for eight hundred $500 ilnear
rect OF ane ohepe lo1e, bearing goio ana s,l-
yer, WIN surface toOuj SIX huhufed Ieet ~
Wlutn Tue sane DeIDk Ano"h as ths "ooi'
COCK claim, ana ofheially surveyed plated
ana oesieha,e d as y. o. ur'eyor or L't no.
~, ~ to"nsnip tnh's .one toil 1or,h, ranss
.nirty.lour losj east MOUNT IiaDio Dase ano
Merio'an, ana situate ID .ne otar mihlng DIS
trlc', Couhty 81 buMpoldt ana STATE OF Neva-
! ga, ana aesei lpea Dy hiees ana bounds at tne
saInaee NY tue pat Anu nelo Aotee VI survey
thereo' On ME III inns ONCE as iolloWs, u
VII:
bssihning ~ posi- InarkeaNoi l., U. o. sur
Vey 10. AZ: situate az . pSIhl oealiNe 1ortn
seventy degrees east, nity.hVe Ieet ana ioui
lehths Oh 1901 IRON pos no; OF the Y. ..
survey NO %; anu from ~hicn me
oiioca'ioh oet"eeh Tue neg oehieiot 1ialn Anu
ms, the moOicock claim, on said ohe pa Lod E,
pears south seventy deg; West distant oo9 o-it
i ,ee.. ine i Wy oi ING Nnllnoie uilue'
yea. So sUo'1 20 ueGfe.s' 90 minutes eas., ais.
van 40 toe'' inc ProsPe, ahe tunHei VI
ie.er "oolcoch Iears sou.h 90 degrees, Mesl
d.; l'aa en- 'ne
a. ioah DASH soutn q aeeiees'
ho l VIZ, uA1 IAN i1oo 'ee y; ., Nnol
ulnen ~ 40. - oeInS lost 70 VI 7. .. survey
oeat loi y. o.'y I'VE uesifSe ne. -.
iiiiu u: oas'' ois.an' 1weh'y-tnr1e unuleu
nment No, ! heinz situate op soy, NH Of road
un I',i 40: petnS situate On not VI rosu
~ ~ ., LILY ~ PoIn' iro nie
PoS ., 0 u0i Msst 'oInsi VI 1n,n
~, @ ~ ioMnSnip lnlI's t1a
aDlo pa osse ana meridian bears north seventy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
HOMER DAVIS,
BLACKSMITH
WA G. O N NJ A K e r.
Corner Railroad and Second Streets.
WINNEMuCCA...-.....NEv
myIc
Notice to Lein Holders.

John Mcmillan We. The Rye Patch Consoli.
dated Mill and Mining OK mpany.
NOTICES hereby given that John Nc.
IN MILAN commenced suit against The
above Lamed defendant ON the 31st day OF
December, IS, s. in the Dis riot Court of the
Fourth judicial istrict Of Nevada, In and fo1
Humboldt county, to enforce q ltin for Labor
performed in the Rye / atch mine, situated IL
Echo Minin2 District, Humboldt county State
of Nevada, and more particularly described as
follows; Commencing at a stake near the
ls,ine Of Butte Canyon, and upning 1900 feet
IN Iortherly direction TO a stake, said mine
known as the E.e Patch mine, and owned by
the Rye Patch Consolidated MIL and Mining
Company.
All persons are hereby notified that are
claiming jeins urder the provisions Of an CT
of the Legislature Of he state Of Nevada, en-.
title an "Act to secure leips to mechanics
ard others, and to repeal all OF her. Acts i'll
relation hereto" tapproved March 2 1851
TO be ard appear before said Court on the 10th
day of February, 1879 al 10 O'Clock M being
day of regular lie m of said Court, to ex.
bfbit then and thee ,he, proof Of their said
leins.
8. 8. GRASS, Attorney for the said
JOHN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
sHEBA LODE

cnEDh LODE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November II, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby given that Peter Wool.
ANe cock, whose poatoffiee address is Mill
City, HpnIbo. DIT county state, of Nevada has
this day filed III this office his application for
patent for nine hundred 600 linear feet Of
the { HEBA LODE, bearing gold and silver with
surface 81, hundred t6tUIs feet in width, the
same being officially surveyed, plated and
desert ed as U. S. SURVEY OR LoT ! o. 80 in
township Thirty lone, North Range j hirty
four East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
situate in the star Mining District, county OF
humboldt, and state OF Nevada and cC M
monty known as the Heydenfelot Claim on the
sheba Lode, aud DESCRIBED by metes and
bounds at the surface according to the plat
and field notes ON file in this office as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning al post ma ked No
!, U. 5. survey No, SO from which the south
ern monument OF the De Soto Company's
claim ON the said Sheba Lode, being also
the northern monIment of this claim, bears
south sey, nty degrees west, dis. ant three hun
dred al fourteen t3l4l feet; a cut aud incline
ON the ledge fifteen feet deep bears south 80
degrees 10 minutes west distant 460 feet; u .
.. monument No. ], on north side of Dad to
beta mile. Icing also Post No. of u, s.
Survey no. 81, Tears north forty-tvo degrees
bfteen minutes east, distant sixteen hundred
and twenty five 1925 feet; the said last mem
tioned U. ;. monument No. /, being situate
at point bearing south seyenty,six (16I
degrees fifteen Isl minutes west, distant
thirteen Thousand three hundred aud forty
tl534Ol feet from the northwest corner of Sec
ton Nineteen in Township hirty-one 1911 ,
North Range Tbhty-sve 1851 tast, Mount
Dia bio Base and Meridian; thence from saia
Post, marked No. l, U. y. Survey No. 80 from
which the foregoing bearings and dist ances
| are givsDJ,
first Course. South two l2l degrees, forty
hve (43) minutes, East 300 feet TO Post
| No. 2, U. s. Survey No. 80; thence,
second Course, South seventy f7u) degrees
| west 62o feet to Post marked No. 3 u. s.
suryey No. 80; thence.
third Course, North two 81 degrees (45l
forty hye minutes, West 900 feet 10 post
marked No. 4 U, S. Survey No. 80; thence.
Fourth Course, North seventy (7OI degrees.
asst e26 feet to sad Post No. /, the place OF
beginning, Containing II 40-lOO acres, Courses
express ed FRI m True Meridian with Magnetic
vsrlatloL at IL degrees last.
SAID claim is boundt q ON the North by the
De SOTO Company's claim, and on the south
by the Noolcock claim, upon the same lode.
| aud IS recorded in Book q at Page l43 of the
record OF mining locations of SAID district.
Kept at star City Humboldt county, Nevada.
ANY and all adverse claims must be filed
in this ofiee within sixty days from dale ~
| nrst publication hereof.
-, Q. n. HARRIS, Register.
'osehnpef 10 1910. God.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
Notice to whsm il may Concern.

NHtREAS at regular meeting Of the
w Board Of Con MY CummisF ionsr- ii al.
pearing to the "a isfaction Of the Bard thst
more than five ffeeholders Of Lake Rad lis.
,tlct' interested therein, have peiiiioned this
Board to construct a bridge ~ ross the finm.
boidt nVer at some point ia said district, ard
II sppeat ing also that said bridge will COS,
more than 500, it Is ordered hai legal no.ice
OF the application upon said petition be giun
ny the CIerk, according to section 4, page u.
statutes Of evada. 1871.
Notice II theref re given that on FRIDAY,
JANUARY gath. 1879. at the hour of o'elok
oil said 1ay. at the Clerks flee. In said
county, said Beard VI County Commissicngs
VIII meet Ar forcSaid 10 hear alplicalen
upon sail petition and Witnesses will be beard
. no examined touching said application, and
he same wi1l be then and there determined
by order Of the Beard of Comm ssionegs
j. H. JOB, clerk.
"innemucca. January s, 1879. ID
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
Notice to the Public.

II is oidei cd that all bills or claims sgiins.
II humboldt county shall be presen cd 10
anu hled with the Cl' rk Of this Board Ut least
nse days Del re lhe Board Of County Counts
sioners viii take action upon them. and that
II not 70 ll.d that. they shall NOT be acted
upon until the ensuing term Of the Beard
ana that when filed with tie Clerk he shall
.nomit them to the District Attorney, and
That this order be published In the sIiyEE
sfaIh newspaper for thirty days.
10y order Of the Board of County Commits
siouers. i "a Ion cierk.
NinfemHcca. January x, 1879 3td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
DeIlnQ aent Notice.
ARIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

ARIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location of Works, Unionville, Humboldt
county, state of Nevada.
Location of prin pal place of business, San
Francisco, california,
NOTICE-There are delinquent, upon the
following described STOCK, on account of As
sessmeat { No. } levied ON the 9th day of
December 1878 the several amounts 81 {
opposite the names of the respective share
holders, as follows;
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Proposals Invited.

SEALED proposals are invited for supply
~ ing the Sedan MIL five stamps. wet
crusher- with sagebrush for fuel, for one,
three or six months, running time the brush
TO be delivered without being trimmed ut the
mill. Bids stating the price per day at which
brrIh will be delivered should be addressed
TO T.. p. lorrey, Paradise Postoffce on or De-
fore January Goth.
The right to reject any and all bids u re-
served. e. p. ToRRBY.
Winpemucca. January 10, 1879. I'd
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Fob SAL.E.

"ISHING 10 retire from business, now
w offer for sale my entire properly ~
Winnemucca. consisting Ct Book and ststion.
cry store and the News business, and fami ax
residence on Second street, all OF which WIZ
sell at u reduced price for cash In hand
@. CHEN0WETh'
winnemucca, Jan. Is. 1879.
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SALT, SALT.
The nesert Salt Company

n NOW Prepared 70 fnrnisb . CHOICE article OF
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDEEsS ORDELs:-"DEsEHT SALT Cox
PAsY, Browns Station, c. p. r. H.
Nevada" au16-T3-u
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Postponement.

me above sale is hereby postponed un,,,
and place. wv 1a"e nour
sheriff Of Humboldt countv =
~ W. I. BURSs, Deputy, ,s, essssaa'