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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
pROPOsALs FOR CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
OrFNE or CHiFF QuAIJfRvAsrgR.
III VI = y 7 y III Y III
GOVERNORS IslAsp. NEw.l ok HAERok,

urrafrpENI as NV TisT
GOVERNORS IslAsu, NEw.i ok HAEnok
me oaea n ne 1nSerssn.d ua si5 occ D. M On To
9Th DAY Of oco0er 1912 A. wncn ti and place tney VIII
be OPENED Of biddfr- r construction ~
two rs-d Oncer.' Quarters SCHUYLER.
when can be cen a. n" Once ., the andersn
copy ~ tins ady.rts, nent ne
tripnc proposal ard mentioned as com.
Bsnks for proposals. instructions Tor bidders can 10
Proposals accompanied by with TWO -nree.
In Of 90 IN acriance wIih the act Of 10
s n y w S az I vi So be proposal not accom-
Tie snccessiu odet vii be required 10 enter into writ.
ten with the Tinted scales with good approved
security, pa nor-o be less than Dor an
assersDed Oofshand within IsftT day. after r BONG ne
neOssd In called envelope marked Proposals io Con:
ernasef department % tic Fast Governors slnd,
Tho United rervs the night to reject any or all
-. ALEX. J. PERRY, Deputy oaarterras-ier Gent.
PROPOSALS Tor R,paireg Pavements in tho
OA wassFaIoS, serieid SF s.. is.s
by direction Of tho Boaic ~ % non , fLED RIO.
FRIDAY ,EPrEAbEk l.ll ls1s Tor me rsrA n pave
m gion and Geor geiown. AS"
nom DIS oaice oeetfer ~it Tie necessary infornslo
upon Application therefor, ana bids these forms VII
proposal viii 10 received RON any falling contractor.
known a. 'SSh IN we ''9'' 0 inc D''' o ''"
Tho sht is reseryod reject any all BIDS parts Of
The amount Of De done aggEor@se. q gao
Aspnallum pavement 49, ~ lNlNb.
MAJOR u Engineers. 81 thEuieei Oo-iuissiobrr, DC
PROPOSALS for CASr-lRON COLUMNS
! PlLANIEl~.
OFfCE OP BUILDING PoR STATE.
| MARAN NAVY DRPAEuGEXrs )
| WASHINGTON b. Z, sept I, 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR furnishing aud delivering Cast.
Pa5crs, for the North Wing OF the
ing state War and Navy DepaTmsnts IN this city
vii NJ this Office until IL m OF september B.
and oleaea Immediately thereafter In the pTesrncco
Specifications dawings general Instructions Tor bairrs
blank forms OF proposal VIII be furnished established
manufacturers only, upon application TO this ONCE
| THO-. LINCOLN CASEY,
lAeutenantC Colonel Cotps VI fngineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
rrsrrnc c0IsoiIuAIfD MIMI CONAN /
Proposals.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK 1RlBUN F WILL BE RECEIVE I'D At lHEUP
TOWN OFFICES No. LESS BOaaway. cornet thirty lrst
;iU~ West TweHfy thId.s,, corner Eighth aNe.i
40. 81 East fourtocLtlisi. corner CDon-guaie 700
TLlId Forty A. she HARLEM OfFIGb
Nc 2~i THIRD ave- FOR nebuno d and twcliy fourthst
tIlarel Savings Bank building. TO y H.. az regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or SAL FRANCISCO MINING
Tuesday. To-day. Tues

Government bouds were quiet and steady. The
sales at the Boards amounted only to sos. OOO dis
trbuted rs follows $4,000 registered IS, 1881,
registered ll2 per cents at 1Oils aud $4,000
coupon Is az lois. and $4,000 registered at
1OOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
NATIONAL BANK OF Inc State Of Missouri.
Dipiocno NoIlces.

OFFICE oP THE ILLINOIS csNTeAL RAILROAD cgNrASL(
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE 90 PER CENT
~ declared rs tti COMPANY PAYABLE t4o inst
uf ~cVtember next IL the holders II JOS capital Stock
r'gst.rri az j. M ~ the La -i~ aiifi Nhc AMI unit
the "a September. the vii p~ closed
j. y. D.. RANltlrH. ir-asure-.
OFncE oF lIr E,cgfrog WAFER ,yD LINING Go.
no. 81 bf0ai-s.. NrW-l Ors, Aux -, lHtU
DVIDEND No. -.
- IHE EXcEI-IoH WATER And MINING coz.
PANN VIII pay "a Dividend of . YVES rE-FiNE CENTS yer
share NJ the one Of WELLS. FARGO z ca IS Broad
way on scDembcrc Transfer Books Close on .ih nst
n. e. PARSONS,
Assistant s,crel-rs.
DlVIDEND NOTlCE.-THE NEW-Y0RK
~ ELEVATED RAILROAD Co., iRrArlHNr Office. lNoAb-
WAY NEw YORK, -opt,nIDeI .. bhrciois ~ bis
Ccmrany have ms day declared DIVIDE Nd OF TWO
October 1879 uOn capital stock ~ fl- mlany.
payable the ctc' of M Treasurer IN aud aier cDher
The IIaust. Books Poe closed Us % utck tAt 2Utl
INST and reoiened tn morning 81 'clobet ~ nes.
J. A. CDWIN1 ,lreasuror.
LINN PrTTsrunG CONSOLIDATED MINING CoXrASl,}
Nrw-YonK Aug p, 1875
DIVIDEND 80. J.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
dag acciac dividend 81 Sln0,cO1 tole hundred thou
sand dollars DeDg fifty per share par value 500
cap stock o the company - DE nf earnings Tor
Aug.s N1a pa, the Office the company and
after september 6 Transfer books vii cOtc August 30 aud
reopen go the eth day ~ SeptemO,r.
Ngw YORK SEPT .. I.s9-
V'HE STANDARD Consolidated MIN
lar monthly dividend ~ 30 per share, payable SEP
TEMBE.. - at the agency VI the Nevada Bank, No 81
transfer books win 9Th instant and open 18Th
NJ. Z. COOK,
NiocI President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

Good Rening Refined and active but
Moarses NAL Sfs Timothy active and higher az - 30
az CloVr and Fa1sesd unchanged Foed du and lower.
Bran 81 5Ons3 % Petroleum 1uief: Cesfs Sc. Refined
6isc; crude. Sc WhiskoT firm Wesforn, ~ % -.
Lnris, Sept. f-flyur qnirt and unchanged. Wheat
lower No Red Fall. gSfc cash, a3ssgsfc. Scpte8ners
war: Do 49, Corn firm NJ 81 03l cash 81 90
September 81 Sc Ortober aOa Noye0br ~ - sll tbs
year 221c. cash, September and OcfrbeT:
- ssd23c year steAdy ttasdsIc. Whi-keY
~ o. Pork higher - 90. EuK Mfas stronger
Sc and f.sjr for shoulders, Clear
Ribs and sides Baron h gher Shoodt soc. Gear
RIBS 5l51.20c. Gear Saes. 5sOo5.c2isc -. Lard
07oc bid. iccePlE-FOgr 300 DDla. Wheat.
li[OcO bush; Corn. 1900 bush; Oats, 1000
bnsh. RYE 5000 bush Barley 5000 bush. sihpments-
Flour 900 bils.. Wheat. 5000 bush Corn, 5000
BASH Cats 1000 bush: aye, 1000 bush Barley, LOO
busn.
TOLEDO sept. i--whest steady No. White Wabash.
~ 90 No do gs~c.: White Michigan. ~ 2c Am
Der Michigan, spot, ssc No. Amber Michigan. g7cs
No Red Winter. spot and October. a@e. september
g77-ci No Rel Wabs-h. 95c; No Dayton aud Michigan.
Rcd. 0o'2c. Rejected wabash. -Jo Western Amber.
95lsc.; No Amber Illinois. 81 Oiis Corn quiet HIgh
3ixsd 3Jl4ci No 2. spot IS H.. DC obcr, f6@c; No
While 4Ssc.; Rejected 35Ac oats dull No. ~ xyisc,
October 2tc; Nei-ctcd. ape. Markets osed Wbeat
easier No Req Winespot september and October 97s,c.
R-ccipts-Wheat. $1,000 hush; Corn 22.O bush ship
mcnts -Wheat $1,000 bush; Com. 1000 bush
p-M IiMNGfON. y. 4. sept. 4.-SDns of 1uVentne firm
% R0sn quot STRAINED, ssc -tralned ySc.,
Crude Turpcnine steady; Hard sf Yellow DIP 81 gOi
Virgin. 60 Tar quiet at 81. Corn stoady: White.
gC ixsd.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
IS quotations for dOmes-

The foreign exchanges continue dull and rates
ing auOtatiouS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

In State bonds the transactions only covered |
Georgia Gs t%l 900 at 1OI. Annexed are the |
quotations for State and municipal bonds:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
. Die innate @ttfettenf.

= Die Jingle GttfettenfraQep BON
politti6er Seheutung, neI0e BEL bem
2(mtSantritt Nlefo 9nid1os ais @eneralz
@ouUerneur Sit : Gumeliens Qifjcben
m0dte, miro nun auN fit 9 uGgarien
cine geiDiIie 8eoeutung ~erlon8el. Ser
v0armltaoter 3ettung" miro bon unterz
ridltcter Sei'e mitgetbeilt, It Nlerz
a II 5 tpcrDe Dnr Dem Sultan II CD i'm
i6nar5en lteberrod un0 Se3, ionbern in
beiiii6er Uniform criheinen. Ser
neue Shirt min auf oieie @eiie ieoenfaQs
tunOge6cu, DAB ct itd stpnr alS 9aiaQ,
nDer ni6t ais gean1ter be3 Sultans be-
trodtct. @r pGGlt Die beiiiide Uniform,
uno nidt Die preuBil6e ooer ruiitlbe, UNI
forlnea leine llnabbGngi9feit bon Berlin
unO 4eterSbur9 gu betonen.
= guf GDpern berridt mad elmer
9teuter'iden 0epei0e blumpfe OQbrung
unter Den Grie0en. Die britii1en 8ez
BORDEN BADEN cine fur6tbare Utiiiet6at be-
gangen: iie BADEN Spei grie6ii0cn Bfafz
fen, ipel0e auf 8efeDl DeS britii0en @omz
miilGrs in Samaguita eingeiperrt ipurDel,
Die NGrtc a b &c d nttten, ipie eS
Oa8 en9lii0e 0%efGngniBsG cglcme1t porz
iOreibt. 0ariiber berriUt llniuile bel
Den 0rie6en Der Sniel unO groBes @elQ9z
ter unter ben Wtabomeoanerl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
Or. AaOwaD's re9lllirenoe Dillem

9outon1men eeI6maGlos, el:9aut nit iiBem Summit
I~bersogen, reint9en un0 regultren bas Spfem, puseu
aus nnr itdrten. Sir bic Seiluna pom allen lluOrOs
nunget bes 0ta9ens, BET geber, Der ~GIrgenetoe, Nteren,
Btdie, 3eruenIeiben, &opfmeb, 8eritopfun9, unperoaus
Ii5teit, Spspepiia, 9aueHfrau:beiten Sie6er, @eodrne>
.ent3iinoung, Gei6wIre uuo ale St0rungen Der inner
Ii6en Srgane limb &aowap's 8ileH ba3 9etlnltttel,
beieu 20 itiue 2~Strtun9 mir earduttrer. Ste iino aISz
idlieb(i9 aus 9ilauSenitoffen berettet uno entbalten teIn
Quedilber, feline miHeraIii9en ODER 1onlt l1dolt9eu
Stoffe.
~ Man merte i'd ~foI9er6e Spmptotre, bic aus
Georu1een Der 8eroanungs>Organe berporgeben:
8Seritoptuug Der gtn9epeioc, ejeidpire, 8lutanorar9
mad Dem &opfe, Wagenidure, Aeisung gum Grbredsn,
Gobbrennen, @~ioerwiaen 9e9en ole ~9tabrurg, S9mere
i'm IRaden, iaures AuiitoBen, Drildeu o6er Rlopfen in
Der Sersarube, 8etdubunS I'M ROpfe, bei9tennigtes nn6
erIbmertes ~@t9embOleu, 6erStlopfen, Geinbl Der Grz
utduug menn in ~liesenoer Stelun9, Sieden ODER StreI<
len uor ben augeu, Sieber itumpfes Ropfpe9, Dtan9el
an SGweif, Getbbeit Don 6aut unb Augen, S6mer5eu
in Ser Seite, &ruft uu6 Glieoern, flieBenoe 5ise uno
9rideln, uno Bremen in ben 0iu5feln DC.
ggent9e DOZEN pom &1oDap's pilen perben bas Sn>
item pom al ben obengeuannten lebeIn befreten.
9reis: IS Gents bic SdadteL gu baben in ben Ipos
tbeteu.
9efet: rGaIi& @abr.'
"False and True"
eeoeu Ginienoune elmer @otmarte an Roadway
& Co.s DO. 81 SSdrreu StraBe, Rem 0orf, werOet Shr
euformation e%r9atteH, weI8e &auisnps Wertb lit.
14ap1Sw1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
@1rMMm0!

Gbe SIR Or. Guguft &6nis's 5umburs
ger Erupfen fault, laBt Sud BON Gurem
Npotbefer pber 9GtbIer Bic g~ta1nensuuterz
l1rift bon u. &O9eter g. 60. Seigen,
banit Sbr ni6t bur6 i9le6te Na9ab:
munaen betro9en iperoet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
81. &0oapaO'S
$%artapartuian 1etoluettt
6as DOr3iigltde Slntreiuigungs=Mitta
fir bic 5eiIure drontider &raHfbetten.

Da9 D0r5n9iIDe SlHtreNlgnIgo=WpIIH
fir bic SetIuns drOuiider &raHtbeiteH.
gfrUfulDIe OOer igp6ilitiIde,
erblidJe DOer anitefenOe,
no fe immer ibreu Sip boben,
in 2unge ODER 0tagen, in Der 6aut Dber BEN
&no9en, in ben Wtusfelu OOer 9terpen,
feIbIt bieieuiseu, metbe bos SIeii6 perSebren uub bos
Slut %pergiiten, wte:
Gbront1der GbeuntatismIs, ScrupbeIn,
Observation-Disclosures, trodener
9nneembnitc,, Srebss0cihuGr,
ibphiIitiI9e &ranfbeitett, 2rn9ens
gSIntmmgem, 9Bspepfia, gIaSetbeidauerSen,
. ASic SpInreur, Slutgeidipiirc, 9tuSDttd)ie,
%Sant= uno eei1IedbtIi@c &ramfbeiten,
Observation-Disclosures, 5rauctts
&ramfbeiten, 0idt, @n6erInat,
GItesenSe @i6t, @rpm6ittS. SGaptmS1nGt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

Ste GSIafde SautbMr9cr Sropfen
foifet so GetttS, OOcr ( 1t II SSlaa
Sdtem So, ftno BET AHen 2lpotbefern
it, &an oIcT:t tnWteOtsine,t stt baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
@ e @ e II ntIe
Qei0elt 0er Qeber!
9eberIeiOe1t.

SGUGTlG1UGW%
SEER Simon S6nepf gtttsbure, 3d.
Saben ft6 dls Elm nor5ielt6es U2ittel ee=
gen 2eberleioen ertDteien.
SebernerbGrt1tmg+
gultace Sauer, 1tla6ina, SEQ. = 6aben
mid bon 7zidbrtgem 2eberleiben befreit.
@ibt fetne before WeOi3tn.
Uieber.
G6riif. S9ul6, Og6en, &an. - GrlOten
mid bon beftigem S6lttdfieber.
01uen Tieber+
Or. Safob Meoer, ct. Souls, N2i8.
= 8aren BET @aaenfieber bon Dortrefliz
der Wirfung.
S@0ttelsUieber+
Safob Tret, 0tod Sslano Co., Sus.-
@eroen in %unierer @egeno ais oas bette
WtitteI gegen Sieber betra6tet.
8e0felz Gieber.
Serr Geo. Sennb, 8etbcl, 500. - @ibt
fem beileres Mittel geeen bas @edielfieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
81 s I 5.

Ser gntrag, Sen bie baierii9e 9tegtes
rung I'M 8ultoesratbe eingebradt bat, DAB
fem ouDerGnero ent derSurit
StattbaIter in ben Gei6sIanoen tpers
ben 0iirfe, lit bur1 bic 8elor9ntB berpor>
g%erltfen, Yreuben tperDe 0ur6 0ie bon ibm
proiectirte Statt9alterl6 aft it9 ben gSeg
8erbdltniB Der 6aierti6en 9~tbeinpfal3 81
8oiern ni6t pbne Giidwirfung bleiben
t0nute. 8iSmarG, BON betn Die Warnunz
gen Der franS0iii6en PreIie, v@liaB7 &otbz
rtn9en an YreuBen aug 5ulteFern," nt6t ltts
beadtet bleibeu tonnte1 nno Der bieraus
feline S6IIiie sieben mag, lebt iebt aQe
Sebel in 8epegung, ben baiertl6en Nntrag
i'm 8unoeSratbe l6leuntglt 5u Sale su
brin9en, ba bic neue Serlaiiung unb Ser
paltung Der &ei6slanbe ihon nit Dem l..
Suli 3. S. in &raft treten lol. Die preuBiz
i6en 0eianoten in Ofilnd)en, Stuttgart,
DRESDEN ltnb ben 6anieftdDten iitO angez
ptelen, Die betrefIenben ~9fe9ierungen our
mOgIt6iten @ile an3Iipornen in Seiug auf
Die Snltructionen ibrer 8enoumd1tigten.
Wtan 9laubt, 0aB Die s. n e1tGDte NIT
SAD en- unb 50 BERG lit
ben baierii6en &ntrag ftimmen tperben.
OaB Der Qntrag i6lteBlt6 abgelebnt lperben
miro, TT taum einem 3metfel unteriDDrfen u.
oas oeutl6e Tolt tpiro ii6 ilber Oieie 9ttez
oerl9Qe 8alerns ni6t grGn1e1, benin 8aiern
bat it6 our6 ieine iibertriebene 8flege bes
Otilttartsmus, our6 ieine 2Gliigfeit in
QSa1rung Der parlamentarii6en 9te6te bes
0olfes i'm 8unoesratbe Die SDmpat6ien
peri6er5t, Die es it6 iOait tpobl lei9t bate
erperben tonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
&nltes OOer biBige8 Tieber,

se5eilt fir 80 Gents. Gs gi6t fein onberes @titteI in
Ser gSeIt, mas 10 idneu aue Grteu pom 6teber bettt,
m5gen lie pom per6orbeuer Suit (Dtalarta) ooer oeSeneS
rirfer Sale fommeu, m6aeu lie S9arlad>, 9feruenz
fieber Ooer selbes 6teber beiBer, o5 = inter !3u5iebun9
non &aOpop's 9tIen, bos U3se0oD Belief" Sr.
WaoWa0'S. gtur 80 @ents bic 6Iai6e.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-05-08
THE BROKEN STRING.

Sing, and to you! No.no-with one note Jared
The harmony of life's long chord is broken,
Your words were light and by light lips were
And yet the music that you loved is marred.
One string, my friend is dumb beneath your hand,
Strike an it throbs and vibrates at your viii,
Fal:ers upon the verge of sound. and still
Falls back a waves shattered on the strand.
Touch il no more, for you shall not regain
The sweet lost tone That what is left, or let
I.ifes music sleep to death. Let us forget
The perfect melody We seek IN vain
And vet perchance, some day before we die.
AS half in dreams we hear the night wind sweep
Around our windows, whe.. we fain would seep,
Laden with one long, sobblng, moaning cry,
One faint far tone will waken, and will rise
a bove the great wave voice of mortal pain;
Hand will touch ha nd and lips touch lips again
As in the darkness it recedes and dies =
Or lingering in the summer evening glow,
Then, when the passion OF the crimson west
Burning like some great heart that cannot rest,
Stains with blood the waters as they flow,
Some old, forg 1tten tones maj fise and wake
Our dying youth. and set our hearts af1ame
With their Old sweetness,-to our lips the name
OF Love steal softly, for the cid loves sake.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-05-08
Senator ThurInau's Auccsir<
GRaleigh News I

Judge Thurrnan's mother was
born, raised and married in East
crn No.th Carolina. Her father,
Colonel Allen, WAS born in BERTHE
county. Her mother, nee Miss
Cranberry, was daughter of Mr..
Cranberry, of Pcrquirnane county.
Hence Allen CRANBERRY Thurman
of to-day. Miss Allen married
Rev. Mr.. Thurman, a Methodist
preacher, and a member OF the
Virginia Conference. Subsequent
ly he WAS transferred TO Lynchburg,
where Allen g. Thurman was born
In the course ofintineracy he moved
to Kentucky, and subsequently, To-
Gated permanently in Ohio. It is
Judge Thurman's intention, we IN.
derstand. to take advantage of his
visit to the State University this
summer TO visit the old homestead
now owned by DIR. Lewellyn War
rem. Judge Thurman will find 6
warm North Carolina welcome.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-05-08

Mrs AMANDA BISHOP, who died
in Norwich, Conn.,, q few days ago,
had more than har fair proportion
of sorrows. Her sister was burned
TO death her husband, o Method.
ist minister, was fatally stricken
with heart disease while preach
ing her idolized grandson was
killed by An accide ntal shot all
hel property was takap from her
Ly a trusted relative, leaving he:
peDniless; and finally her son
Wes'ey confessed aomplipity in the
Cobb murder. Under the last blow
her hQalth and spirits broke down.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-05-08
Hebrew Farmers.

The Jews Of the United States
the establishment of agricultural
colonies in the West and Sonth. 1t
is remarkable departure for this
people to undertake. Such per
son as n Hebrew farmer is hardly
known in the history of this coun-
try.
The subject of colonization was
first discussed at the annual con-
vention of Hebrew cations
at Cincinnati last Summer. On
that occasion committee was ap-
pointed to further consider the mat
ter. This committee has reported
that in their opinion the true eman-
cipation of Jews consists in the
greater infusion Of spirit of man
hood and self-dependence, which
can best be done by encouraging
the millions of Israelites dwelling
in eastern and southern Europe to
become farmers and mechanics
The committee points to the broad, /,
free acres of the West, ready to
yield untold wealth, and to impart
to millions of Jews that spirit of
true independence that the owner
and tlller of the soil always enjoys.
The Jews of this country and of
all countries are of a patient, per
severing, tireless nature. In trade
they are close, active, sharp, and
successful. Centuries of persecu-
ton have failed to break either
spirit or ambition. Their physical
and mental endurance is something
wonderful. They slowly emerge
from the bondage of ages, and their
representatives control the treas
uries of the most powerful civilized
governments Of the world, direct
their graEdest commercial enter
| prises, dictate International treaties
and the foreign and home policies
of nations
/ Looking at the vast accomplish
ments of this remarkable race O
people in other directions, what may
we not be prepared to see them Dc
in this new field to which they nov
turn! We predict for Jewish ag-
riculture in America within thu
present century a success that shal
be the marvel of agricultural his
tory. With tho Hebrews once fairl,
enlisted, we shall see farming prose
cuted as business, with thorough
ness and a success heretofore un-
known either abroad or at home.
The movement, as we said be
fore, is an entirely new departure i
the Industrial habits of the Hebre,
race, as it has existed for centuries
but it is to be remembered that
: is but return to the life and wor
c of the fcreiathers.
e The women in Kansas vote 6
= school elections. At a recent ele'
" ton at Usage City one woman wer
up to vote, but before she got throug
y telling the judges what time he
/ / Willie had with the scarlet fevt
a when he was only two years oil,
1t was time to close the polls and ST
had forgotten to deposit her ballot
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-05-08
Jas. "A. GRAY,
EREINSURANCE,
WINSTON N q

EHFSt OIaSS COMpNOlCS REPRE-
seNled.
All Glasses of Buildings and Stocks
: a. .sar Insured.
Low RATES GIVEN ON DWELLINGS FOR
TERMS OF 3 AND 5 YEARS.
R~ CARRYING AN OPEN POLICY
III the best FIRE COMPANY in the
United States, certificates of insurance
issued at small cost fer ore day or more
on investments in produce, Tobacco, sc.
The n. c. State Life Insurance
$50 Company Represented.
l., Every man should have Life Policy
Z and this Company is deserving of the pa
!. Eonage of our people. Pays all losses
promptly and is liberal in its rates and
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-05
Application for a Patent
TO THE
HILLSIDE MINE.
No. 476.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


Eureka, Nevada, September 20, 1873
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Hillside Mill and Mining Company, whose
postof1ice address ia San Francisco, California,
has this day filed it's application for patent for
1850 linear feet of the Hillside Mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground GOO feet in
width, situate, lying and being in Bristol Min
ing District, County of lincoln, and State of
Nevada, and known and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this office as lot
No.39
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. 80, be-
ing as follows, to wit: Variation 16 degrees
east. Commencing at post marked No. !, U.
s. survey No 80, whence post in stone mound
marked q. s. monument No. bears s. ~ deg.
N. 80 feet, and the working shaft on the lode
bears S. 36 deg. X. 800 feet. Thence running,
LIST course, s. 30 deg Z. 600 feet, to post marked
No. 2, U. 8. survey No. 80; thence, I'd course,
N. 61 deg. Il. 1900 feet, to post marked No. 8, U.
S. survey No. 80; thence Sd course, N. 20 deg
W. GOO feet, to post marked No. 4, q. s. survey
No. SO; thence. 4th course, 8. 81 deg. W. 1900
feet, to post marked No. /, the place Of begin
ming, containing 20 66-100 acres.
This claim is bounded on the southwest by
the Red Cloud claim
The location of this mine Is duly recorded in
the Recorders Office Of Bristol Mining District,
in the County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, in
Book A, page 116, of Bristol District Mining Rec
ords Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Hillside Mine or said
mining ground as hereinbefore described, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Land Office at Eu-
reka, in the State of Nevada, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
Statute.
n5-60d d. B. IMMEL, Register.