davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-04-08
ferlng race are remarkably stubborn in carrylnB
out nu,liea nnve formed.
Tic counties utnl parts Of counties lying

OUT nullca o1lve termed.
The counties ut,d parts Of counties lying
SOUTH or THE Arkansas ilIvEn
nre iuat now rerGving a Ereat tfcaa Of attention
ness a'nl excellent q,nlits, par'ic,'arly those y,
Edwards. l.e'u, settcwici;, Sumter, n;'d liarEsr
Counties, shctl are generally well waiorcl ~itn
streams atNL springs. llcrctoforc, ow!,IE 70 tlae
iew btilgcs aer9ss the Arkaisas % c.s mss! laus
wcro difficult of Access; but, during TUG past
year, many more Drldgcs have bcon nn,lt OF stn,
tracfet FIR, md the lansts nre tethF fanltily
cpunthe, atli thosu adjoining, lands eatt lIe nr'
chased of thu ratlroad company at vcrS rehsoii-
nb,u ps.rrs a,,d aa long TINY; Tut not nncn GOV
ur,,tllc,t land reHntDs lti1cittred cHect scl az
ia ut oil}te n long distances from tic railroad.
hayn icae.l at 40 tualr clecs wllcro farmers hero
hnyu bcpn ntlo to pay. not 0nfy their lands, but
niep Qnrecly fnr tllrr improvements, fr,m the
1,rui,wt Of d single crop that tllrra does not
ssr fss rs e IL 's rSe M IL II tas , Leera e a ia II IL a
vcrv abort pcr1oh, With favorng arasolls, tho
farmers of Kansas will be itsc must independent
class In Atueraca engaged III industrial pursuits.
hnye during tho pnst TWO ycurs Travelled
quito cxtensyetY through both northern and
southern counties, md llnro noted that the
State IL exceptionally FREQ !ro.n low, vet lasils,
wllch aro the hitthplaces Of nlllsnntic flisensc
lnrc also noted tns, ~tereas III iihaos e' Was
faithful treatment under all MANNER ol rene
dies wns puwprlcss 10 relieve, In this cltlato
a1n soon rcltcvcd, breathing bceo'ncs easy, nlld
life comfortable.
advantages Of d now country. there te no CUES
tion OF greater interest tiau that relating to tic
staljs.Ics OF
RAINFALL.
It "a moro especially studied IN respect to
Kansas In consequence Of tho memories Of that
sad wear, 1874, when drought md tlIr lUcusts
rntn{,tna,l ttir tntArrfblc fNfCt8 to attack nlHa
, 1879-04-08
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


Cu1cAoo, April I'll wish to impart sotno In
tclltgencc in rcptY to .tC;ttzcn" ID THE Sun
DAY TRIBUNE. Tho school-tcachcrs arc not
paid bceause-wcll, firstly, because; secondly,
they are not voters (tl.c greas majority being Of
the female sex); thirdly, because the salaries
have NOT been fixed upon for the present ycaFi
fonrthT. because the salary.sllccts arc not made
out; afthly. because again. don't want "Cit-
izcnn to como ut inc and ask sehH this state Of
affairs, because haven't tito first faiut shallow
Of an ilua why. Wo have Board, superin-
lntenlent, clclks,-alI tho machinery ncycs-
sary,-but tehH ttis state OF Affairs; why this
Internal nonsense; why this stupidity or guilty
negligence, cannot uuswer. 1wIsli son,e one
could, but no onu can, That settles It. don't
charge "Citizen" anythtllg fur this knowledge.
But II 1t will easo his lninl can saY that the
1pDnuy is rcady to be patd whcu the aa!nrlcs are
fixed Rnd the sa,ary-stcota arc naae out. Ncxtf
ANOTHER CITIZEN.
, 1879-04-08
From Chicago to the City OF New
Orleans.
What an Obsarvant Traveller Saw from
tho Car Windows.
4 Country Without yegetatian, and People Nth.
ont Employment.
Everybody Apprehapaive Of Another Visi.
from Yellow Jack,
But Making No Efforts Towards
Sanitary Reform.


!
Entctai Corrttpandtne> Of The Trtbuna. !
Nnw OELEAss, In, April Lin our journey
to mcet the sprIng our first thoughts were Of
}larts atNl newcrs. We wcse slghlng Tor Wurut
SUNSHINE, for thu odoss of Jas1nino and rose
tuntihg Oh the Eoft breezcH, for birds swinging
.tl twittcring IN The rreerers+ We wished TO
find country where VIC could sat comfortably
cut Of dpors AMI witch tic swelling buds and
think. .. "a.
but wc wcro not solely weary pilgrims seek.
INK rcss a.nl rum1natton. We we're curious Oh
scrycrt, We propoaed not only to meet anil
welcome The sprinu, to tnhalo all her hcntbful
Mrs and nntc nli her developing beauties, but
also to gather datn for tllu finat settlement Of
several vcxcl questions Of commerce, politics.
and society,
4 Young Mons LyceuH, nacetsng In coun-
try schoul-ho,sc, never attempted more c1- |
t,aust,Yo discussion Of gruvs themes. We cx.
pectcd to bc abtu 10 settle onco for nll Tho
great Southern guoston,--tllc future of tho
Southern Stntes, cotton. the negro, the pour
Whites the old Shareholders, the indnccrnont
for Northern incn to cnilEratu 10 tho
suuth.--a9i taese sub,cets VIC dcslgncd to study
thoroughly from II ear-wfnaow or hotel
piazza. Uur opinions thus formed will hc pos
| live and interchangeable. We Will hereafter bu
cock-saro tn our expressions concerning
| EVERYTHING NEtATlSa TO THE sourN
| and 10 one Of us will Ia guilty Of the weak.
ness Of stating hls oplnions otherwise than rs
II they were bayo.d dispute. ...
! Wo havc ut nil events accomplished Tint
most difficult Of ull feats for trayclers.-wc
hnro ,nniu, nincd mr. selfsatlsfocl!on unrnIcil.
nave asnsu ~ ,,s ,,',ss,s ,.t,,, ,n,x am.
Wo have puss"eo our oo1ee,s WIN MN. '"@. u.l'
gcnec. We have euloyed tic brieht, Warm
wuather. We hnve not asked many questions.
But VIC have bscatl,rd in the Southern question
Will tne spe'nh' @A"a W. '@'s'' ~
g1To It voice, ., ,,.,, ,,,,.,. :. cn,.o !. H..
oorv ,u,rrJnr. Wn wcrc rcccIrel on sapd-
har' whfci, ia ,Irntf1ed ,sit,, the uamo Of East
~.,ra ~, '" M, " contains two woodcn i,ni,tlinrs
roostlng high OIL at!lts. II Is thu least fmpFcs-
| sfyc railway terminus wlicl, VIC savo ever sccN;
on pnper, nnl is to 6c city OF the future. 1llr
hotcl Recommendations Of ths embryo city, how
| ever, are u,,tte extensive, such as 1ey nre. We
| wert n1loweiI tIlt. 1rlytiere Of eeoIilE exactly
, 1879-04-08
A Vast Stream of immigration
Still Pouring Into the
State.
The Negro Element which Has Ap-
peared This Spring Among tho
Seekers for New Homes.
ch.apucss and Excellent Quality of The Lands
Lying Gouih 0! tho Arkansas
fiycr.
Tho Question Of Rain{all-~Favorable Btu
tiatios from tho Stats Board Of
Agriculture.

Agriculture.
--
e,.~t,, ,,,,.,ro,d,r,. =, 17- rrtn,,r.,
,,nrcm,ssom np.r~. s9'a r.. XII t@1 Tht. i. Tho
mothcr,y old Indy INV the other tay, who had |
rathered her !. pcnatesH and started on the |
ts.H..,.' ~. r,"',. .. sas. - 49, r,,,,arcn IN |
riding In one Of those elegant
ucylA1N.cA1ts
which ths Burlington koud nas placed upon It's !
lhes LOT the contort VI 'I' P4a'eAS
uathizcd FULLY with her rofnRrS' ntti, ae leaneu
bnck and rcatcd my tirco budy, brenthed mn
,,n,n.A,nn f,rsetnr ,,,,fu .u tentus which had
.rm"n,as1 .,on, o,,a I'm, thc lIbcrn1ltv which
H"c"tea ll'su!, "'iu VIZ .,.,,, ,.tt,,nvt
nau euppoea u'e.n "is"uux .,,inr to s,t holt.
p''tc. ~ 10 WY "."Ao ~. fra,, ,,,ernnn mil
upf'ant all tile loue oay' ton 's'..5 a..
si.ton, whslo external objects 60 etcsnafly whIz-
zInr h.. 1lke the current Of rlyce, III uncudlug
.sra,o..inn @ ~ Thc nyo ncar,os, the brain gets
p'oss'' ,,reS on1 .ho limbs rrow stttEYucd In tfer
crunlptd positions; but, III The e1aircaFs, thero
is no change for crowdlng. The sllehtest move.
mont OF the 1cycr under the scat gives change
chair can bo Inclined so ncasls 10 tne hor'zonthA
position as to make alccp very casy while Mt the
anne time tlcrp Is very comfortable conac1ous-
.,a.a ~ .,ovtur sovcd 81 Tin cars nrc supp|ic1
ness " "as'.s' s",su 49,, 1 ,ss.,a ,ostnr T.,
with ia9atosy applanees' ana ha'o po'tsA !"
charge.
Arrl7od neatn at the gatocttics Of
yu,s nnw rxp,ss srA9E,
..,,na a.. a mn ,,r,vaorIod MIN m ttdc inv.
W touno -. s'' III, .'..,. 49,. 49,. na,,.s ~.
Inf WitnouG an cop "hcl lAst rear pou1eo lt1
mighty waves over this land Of promise. We
then wondered where they would all GO to. But
Xnn,as IL a rnyn, ber.,aac. Il can reec.yc It's
a>.' nuaeas ~ as,, .ns st.e,, ,as,torod o.or t..
thousshn ea', "i'n' "4c'' sea'so'su oss.: 10
boundlcss p!ans, thcy arc loss ns u river pouring
into The sea. Last year, It is said, the popula-
tim incrcased abprt 15o0o0, and yet to41hy not
,.". w." ana .,rI,th ~ In hroad ,,omous IA oecu.
oics one-e's"tn " 40 s,u". aoN1 - " 49,,
pied and conquered by Lhe ecttier'a ploW. Hnd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
yer ii nsspert

Yr6iibent: angttlo9ter Stubel.
huber! Scr isio bod iont in sutsn lin.
itdnOsn. MAS bat gu9 oenn Sa Dem
Sisbitabl ueranlaBt? r
StuBeIbuber: SO. i.nsen's. bo6sr
@sri4ts6oi pis hos tunma is! $ bin bolt
psrbsirotb' uno
Y%rdiibent: Dun, uuo oa finost
SIR ni6t gusr austommeu2
Stubenbuber: Sos i9o. absr
pisbnlt mel alts in anem fort s'fu6tslt
bat, unb ME is nimmr bob ausbaltsn
't.nnt, BOB | mtr osntt Stpp. 6o6 / mer
bsntt. mas s'piia is, is s'uia. Sardseb'n
tannit ibr not, fe uiiisr bi bod s'iinben.
alio Iaau, bob B. bolt q por @o6sn in
arrsIt timmf unb bi sr6olit go, uno
bsswssn! Sjsrpsils ia absr mel lisb,
alte - @ott bab' lie islis - 'itorbo. uno
oa tbat / bolt bitt'n, Der bobe @sri6ts6rl
tbdt msr B. Straf i4snf'n. SEPT bob'
nal &ub' J5aus, uno ba tah's balt ID
Tan 3ptd mer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

@S- Gin oant6arer 8usabunb. Gin
S~asahnno, Der in elmer 3uanssarbeits-
anitalt sebeiisrt usrbsn iolts, bait. ,ussen
zines erOten Sisciplinarosresbens 20
Stodfreide gu srbalten. Guf iein @si6rsi
unb Bitten erlisb ihm Der Oirtfior bel
SOairsduus Die 5dlits uub Der bantbars
StrOld iaste ,.Gott usrstlts Sbnen orei.
fu9. mas sic mir isBt seidsntt baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

sdy- Gus Der llnteruelt loll on Sii1t
8ismurt iiirStid Elm Sdreibsn folsenoen
SnduItes o~b9esanssn isin:
Sbeusrifer! '
Bie ia bore, bso6H9tieen sic elm Sc
iss gu Stanos Su brinssn, our1 psl1es
Elm abs,oronstsr. Der sttpas Sbnen Imam
Sensbmes ipri4t, ~ssjpuns.n uerben fam.
Iein Nonoot nisoer5ulesen. 9srebrt,r
6tsuno! sic bsusseu ii6 ba auf sinem
8ebiete, ouf Dem ib isbr gut az Saule bin.
Sic e~rinnern ii4 i4 babe isiner 3sit elm
W,snsnssri6t sinssfibrt. BsIsn Bid
uno @ef9is5ige mir ni9t gang bsbagtsn,
Der tonnts bem Ssnfer i6erlisfsrt ip,rosn.
Das Bot ii6 benGbrt. Woasn sic in Der
@sissssfabritl tiOn Soril9ritts mo9sn.
wOQsn sic ss Sur Y~oasnbuns b~rinsen.
parn untsrluien Sic ss midi mid 3u
&atbe 5a Stsbcu. SD bin Elm alter Subr'
mann. SD babe ,uer ben r0mtiasn
Staatstarrsn Ooentli6 in Den Ord &c.
iosren; abtr in Berlin sibi Is il ttinen
Ord, lonosrn nur SanS. 9a fam uns
ni6ts SerOtisss paiTren. 9srufsn sic
MID allo Sd peroe Gls 8ruf non Capri
rsiisu ; osnn 10 nsnns i'd mid gsrns meinsm
siniissn Observation-Disclosures gu gbrsn.
9apti lit suar niht ouIlslbe uie Gaprsra ;
IS bat abtr oO6 etwas aebnlidtsit Dam;t.
uuO g1ptsra It bic bsriibmis Sniel 8ari-
oalois. Nub onS miro mid smpitblen.
gr3sber ter Sicnsr
Si6srius,
Sn 2sbSsitsn r6miIasr &ailtr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
y NJ q d I Y,

ssafsrtrt, 6~spstsetrn. ustf anm sftittatu Dssznlntsn
psreta aafs pinitltAft ttSrsL r.E
cfaes: sat ben platn sns 5. etTait,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

hss- Sober fsunt bic 5ebsPIds Grsdb-
lurg BON mem 9outr, Ger isins Stnbsn-
tbiirs in Die S%tabtopotbete iubr, neil ser
Seer 8ottot in Gr~manseIurg anhsr3r
Experimentation oas RsSspt fir Die tronts
6rou oarauf 9fi4risbsn baits. Nun BAT
stuar Elm 8uusr in q. nsuli9 feline Saus-
t6irs niat 5u bsmlslbsn, absr 81 einsm
nod isltiumsrn 3utds bsnubt. Sdon
lurgs mar nGnilih bitten gb frnu isin
ollabsnel;4ss @irttsbaussslaufe" ;u
piel. absr a0s g%rmubnunssn tparsn in ben
8ino ssipro6sn. Sa griff lie su ener.
siihsrn M,ttsln. Ser bousI9liHslois
gbebsrr tpuroe in taltsr @inttrna6t binr
ausseipsrrt, uno rur Die i6bnien Bitten
unb 9erIprsdunsen psri6often ibm Gin.
LAB. Ser nddfe a6enb isbo4 iab ~uniern
Sartgtpriften pieoer bel bsitsiittr Gauns
i'm 2reiIe ieinsr Jreunbs. gr fonnte bies +;
benn, 0 pebe, als Die bsiorste Sausftau
bos stftrise War6per pisber6olsn po1ts,
fsblt. Die urters Sdlfte Der Sbire. Ser
tbsusre 8atte bate lie mitssrommen -
ms Wirtbsbaus. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
pftsr Aisas &Subu.
Oemerai I. M0entmr

fir sis neutrality-suspicious.
Smpsriaf & 2lortdsru SuE. Cos, pom SOfsOu.
%epaf SuG. So, Don SipsrpcsG.
SOrlmsrtiaf 4uiuH Az. &c., pom SouSou.
German American 3u(. Co., pOu StsugOr6
ST. Ssauf SsRsr & 2aarius 8uE. &c.,
Don ST. Saaf.
ST. sO(sp6 Ssusr & Saarius Snt. &c.,
..'s'.. Don ST. SOfsp6.
atlantic SnL. &c., BON GLEN Yurs.
German Suf. g., ron Srssport, 81.
g. g. AttiSsatiaf Az. g., Don $artfOrS.
STapsfers' Su(. 60, uuu Sartfura.
Aetna Site Suf. g., Don Sartfors.
Gteft maatsta asmpasaittn, eit 40 Bet hem sstsasr unb
esfen 6entr eur9 panhitt 3aelune ihre Ssrlnas be.
pihrt BADEN, tnptthIen 10 ftltf une .pnRta StTfnruHatn
'sn 9~tssuisun gu len statsatn Rattn ~sHtssatu stnss nltH
rsretu. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
n gentur

az BIC 8 srssrsu BaHsH4tfs. & smsasatssa nae sssaa
9dslide nbfabrt.
harnbnIss Nm rifanil&s Sinis i6 Gampitr.
Rcrs. Ttutitsr elpyb, Bremen i6 Damstn.
Sunars 9inis, eipsrprpl u. GntrtI. t6 Darrpfsr.
&se Star Cine 8 Dampisr.
Tie E~auftuet ppu gaHasiutn, bic Id IN ben ItStts IS
Sahrsn aaf eititn Hampfrn eurhhu unh hiaaksr fsatu
sast. Hnb ft bette gmpkfluas uns taSta mtr has Butrssa
nttnu 8rtunst stl&trt. ."
Sn 9~erbinbuns NIT Obissm, ffens id'
We4iel auf ale Sanptitdbts guropa's aus.
Gtienbabu 9tdete
sac aasa 5suStaasttH amutiaS uas aaltfrrntas isnnsn
srn saustr Sas In meinI SfFu u ben rsssImistsS yrdisn
,siauit Etrsen; % ~ ai6t nsthis 20 aaf ben Dtssis bic
RRsen euasSm ~ leFta. a ..
Grunosissntbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srstt ausrasl sa stf.a etastG iseatsuss ME
IuG Sarmtn une SratritSneutitn ee BET nr ftts % ben
s~dnatehtn 8tetRsuHstu a. hdbtn uuh trin6t. To iben, Der
tn Sch In 9tsuaiham han uas ssrinnbrtusens anI'ssn
stu. mttnt qtfeR ~ ptaftn. .. a...
Bar dnlssuns ssn Gasttalitu ptre ant a2ret Has rnuft
Better Giene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

Bsy- Gin Barrier, Der bon i,iusm rei5sn
absr geisissn Ontsl in q 8 nismals
elm Nsujabrs' @ti8snt rrbislt, bat Ii6 burd
cine Srabiarift 9erd4t wslds osuti6 fol-
senoermabsn lartet
@au larsts inter eisism Stsin
Den rei6hsn Gsi,bals non &snnes Elm
lin fsin 4suiabrs-8 tlbsnf ~ ssbtn.
Sing CT am Sylssiu aus BEN etbtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

sa- Gin ~sslunssn,s Sonmot. Sen.
men sic, frus nan i6 nsulia auf Der
@isnsr gprit, ben llntsri9ieo Spil9n
Spbaun BON Hspomut uno &arl bon
Rumdnien ? Sobann bon Nspomut purb.
in bic Molcau biuein seiuorfen unb &arl
BON Rumdnisn Wiro aus Der Wolbau bin-
ausaemorfsn. .....,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

sas- Cine luunise &e'eaidoft mslds
ON Rsuiabrstase lin 9lutseri6t" In
2Ouissbsrs bel einem @luis W,in ben
Sabrssps&isl f~eisrte, ianbte on Serra
8eneral'Y oitmsiitsr Or. Sttp5an foleen,
oss Sslssramm
Ssut ~ Rsuiabr riinitsu mir:
DAP ess Drabtss Sprs6sebibr
llup pas porto auf Der poit
NsununtTsb,ts ni&ts n,sbr fpft't.
9rcsaena Sr. Stephan. i4lusiertis ME
INNER. bsantuortet ous Sels9ramm iOfort
nit .SrabtUtnouns~ wie iOlat:
Rod sisl bsFtr piirS' isin :
@ab's binfiro frsitn Wsin;
absr'S Slutssri6t tbut fune:
Sajusisl III unstluns.
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Su 2sbSsitsn r6miIaer &ailtr.

pg- Ser iii bstniippeloi6tet Die Sid
erbsit Der Y2rion uno oss Gi9entbums IN
Berlin nit f~olsenoen &eimen, Die aud
- aui anosre StdOts seminjt isin tonntsn
Dabsiu ME sraubsn ;
Sfs slsit I1lstt bauisn
Dabsim prpbt Ginbru6
nnh prauBsn Ssinbru6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
Bur SeaGtnng.
% arnnn q

gbs Sbr Or. @uSuf 8Gris's 5amSarssr ga
milisn.R seiiinsu fault, laBt Ga& pom Gursm
IpStbsler pssr Sduslsr bic 9amsns. llnttrf@rift
BON u. Soseler = SO. ,sissa, samit Sbr
ni&t eur8 itls&tt Ha6abwuussu bstrOssn
rtreet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
DR.. 1cter S6pinb,
Ct. 3snatus. SatiVn Co., Ssra. usp
Sqtnois.

gtttasr--gtte xaImas. No. 26 Canal gert 4s,.
=. ...9trb. Sigftteu, Rp. 70 einsen Strass
.....sis Datro, Rs 81 essrt etrast.
9alsna. Soc Dasis......................-..8rs ai Pinienitii
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NOie Sell : Salbe
- Ron -
Qr. %eter SchminS,
(aus 0ursmbura)

tetlt f<nme Sdnbt, Hunstn altr art, b.fsns,rs tura
titnttnt3aft perurfattt runet Brute bd 8raueu, ftptrt
entiansuns, tnhtrt Snsttrf8dern une f~srpptulSf. Rrani.
entsn, MT. s%trfrprnt Slttbtry S1pequnstn an tratne stHer
dpttlt ets 1srpsrs, 3abnrtb, unb fblimmtn 6ais aud 10
u Gin uuf8d ybarts 6elnittd fur NIT 9ntslnkuss sr Din.
atrdbt bebdft,tt W5tnertnntn, fur f8Iimmt Nustu, fin
Sluiftutn bet frtfatn 9unssn ans als arten f&rsrrf
punetn.
Vreis (: Sar srrss eSr,a st.CO. WtHI.. 50 gs. -
Ritins % Gtnts.
4utaben BET
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u nterb e b e 8.

BSs~ Ssfdbrlias ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. -
Wsin Soil, Sottor, sic iastn mir ba 10
unumpunten. oabi6 rs9t babe. ouf meins
Srau e fsriidtis Su iein! @laubsa Sic
osnn, oub meme 5rau irsenb Ssmaub
lisbsr B t. ol8 mi62 sgs..
8 a. I'D ielbf! r..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT
APPLICATION roR . -

W IiiE SWEETWATFR MINE
=. :. Land Office, Eureka. New NO.
10 aon.-Notiee is hereby given ,SSas March
nouiilsoi' whose rostofice sddr.n. Eugtle
80 Wy; mas 'his day, by his duly ny ; New
aseht, ). r. Paul, filed his anrI; authorized
patent for fifteen hundred linz suon for a
nWtetwater mine, or vein, besrina ~ OF the
surface ground five hundred ~, iNcr' with
situate, lying and being in White PIN Width,
Dlstrict' county OF White Pine, mi Aiming
s' ~, va anu Known and designated I az OF
neiu notes and official plat on M in ~ D! the
Us Lot No. los. in Township II. Nor,h ms M ofhCe
Fast OF Mount Diablo meridian. m. "anse, IS
boundaries of said Lot No. l03 hai' exterior
lows, to-wtt; Variation l6 deg. F ny as FOL.
M AT q posi- marked No. !. U. s s nrrc
io5,the same being post No of II ( mNt! No.
l02. Badly Sour lode, whence no survey No.
common to sections "A and %. T Ia corner
and sections 10 and so, Il. IGN ,r'otE.,
NJ, bears Nc ceg. A. min: w. 4TSS Goo E.N' b.
nent sharp rocky peak No. . between pfoni'
NC ieitsraph peaks, bears n. u DIG, IA nais
l,ss5 feet. and the Sweetwater shat, mih. T.,
23h deg. f., $50 feet: thence rpnnin% GEARS y.
N.lSS deg.W. GOO feet to post No, / NJ .iuSSurSe
vey No. lO2, 1900 feet to rost marked Siu sur.
). Survey No. l05; thence second rnvrs WI
DIES. T.. 800 feet l. post marked No II SS'Sts
Ney No. Io5; thence third course S. 1;i< S
4. l.2lq $40 feet TO post marked NJ etg.
Survey No, los. This post stands nm vif'o'S.
ern boundary of L.. S. Survey No So pn Sest'
lode, whence post No. | of said sn,,,x aiiVn
Bullion lode, bears n. 3Sk deg. + n II, inv, ~,
thence fourth curse S. 3s% deg W ieeiett;
feet along said L. S. Survey No SO ~
marked No. 5, U. S. Survey No. l03. ana " !, pos'
nth course S, 4h deg. W. ia 40 feet :, .hthce
NJ. l.. the place OF beginning, contsinin a. PCs'
,oo .sr's. Tins claim is bound,d on the wcS,
by the Badly Sour. aud southeast Ir NJ
bullion mine. The location of ,bis me
is duly recorded in the Recorders 0 p
OF White Fine Mining District, in NJ
l., and ON page 325. ANY and nh " "l
sons claiming adversely any portion fr =;
sald sw'ttwaftr mine, or said mining ground :.
hereinbefore described, are rcunired M s1'
their adverse claim with the Register a, a., a.
United States Lard Cfice. at Furek. m Wv e
State of Nevada, during the sixty days meri NJ
of publication hereof, CT tLey will be isr,sdI =,
virtue of the provisions Of Tie stututc,
INFLICTED ID. b. MNTJ p.a;H.-
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Assessment Notice.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPANY
/ Location of principal place of business,
san Francisco, California location of works,
Eureka District, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that Mt a meeting Of
tie Toad of Directors. held on the l4th dav Of
April. 1879, an assessment NO. 1l oT twenty.
five cents per share was levied upon the cap .
tai stock of the Corporation, payable immedi-
stely, in United States gold coin. to the Sec.
Rotary At the office of the Company, Rooms 6
and I, No. 1927 Pine street, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid oil the twentieth C20thl dav of
May, 1879, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction and unless payment
is made before, will DE sold on Tuesday the
tenth ti0th) DAY of June, 1879, to pay the de.
''"""""f assessment, together with costs of
advert sing an' evnenscs Of sale.
By order u the Board of Dire tors.
d. F. NEHDENAI, Secretary.
omoe-Rooms 6 and 7, 327 Pine street. san
frahcisc"' oaiiiorhia' apls-td
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Notice to Creditors.

IN TIE DISTRICT COCHT OF THE SMITH
/ Judicial District Of tho st tee N,Vada. in
p the County of Furets, L. COIN vs..
HIS CR"DT"ORS, rrrsurnt 70 pn rder Of the
District Judge of the District Court of the
Sixth Judicial District of the State of Nevada.
in and for Eureka County, notice is hereby
given TO all the creditors Of said insu.vent, L.
Cohn, 10 be and appear before said Judge, in
open Courl, at the Courtroom of said Court,
III the town OF Eureka. in the County of Fure-
ka, on the SECOND DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1879,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. of said day, then and there
To show cause. if my they can, why the PRAYER
of said insolyent shuuld not be granted and an
assignment OF his estate he made. and be be
DISCHARGED from his debts and liabilities. in
pursuance Of the statute in such cases made
ard provided and In the meantime all proceed
ingS AGAINST said insolveEt be stayed.
icr, Witness my hand and the Seal Of
~ sa'' Count t"Is. the lith day of
~ April, A. d. 1879.
L II. DODGE. Clerk.
BY I. NJ. BELL, Deputy.
ALEXANDER WILSON, Attorney for Insolvent.
Eur Ia, April II, 1879. apl5-lm
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Notice to Transfers.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED Attn GFFICE
ID OF Lambert Molinelli h Co, Main street.
Eureka. Nevada. Ivy the undersigned, up TO and
including SATURDAY. MAY 3. 1879. for the re-
movel aud transportation from Sehellbnrn,
White Pine county, Nevada, tn Eureka, Nevada,
Of the Molinelli Hotel. Said building contains
in the aggregate about twenty-five thousand
feet Of lumber. besides doors and windows
Tesmsters sre only 10 load, transport, and un
lord said lumber Mt Eureka,
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
any or all of said bids.
LAMBERT M0LlNELLI.
Eureka, April u, 1879. sp22td
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Town Order No. 9.

An Order Defining the Time when
the Board Shall Meet for Town
Business.
yDE IT ORDAINED BY II COUNTY COM.
ID missiontrs of Eureka County Nevada:
SECTION T.. The stated meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners of Eureka County
for the transaction of town business, shall be
held at the County Clerks Oiiee, i'll said Coun.
ty, on Tuesday of each week. commencing at 7
O'Clock p. Nj, and continue i'll session from time
to time until ali business before them shall be
disposed Of.
l hereby certify that the foregoing is 3 true
and correct copy Of a Town Greer passed by
the Board of County Commissioners of Eureka
County, Nevada. this Path day of April. 1879.
Witness my hand aud seal of said Board
of County Commissioners, this 24th day of
April. 1873.
tsEAL.l +. Il. DODGE,
Clerk Board County commissioners
By f. NJ. BELL, pvluty. ap16-2w
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AMERICAN LABOR UNI0N.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
L American Labor Union Will he held at
Armory Hall. ON THURSDAY EVENING of
each week. Any person desiring Information
in reG3rd Ia the Union, can obtain the same by
Supplying to the Secretary, at Ar1nory Hall. be-
tween the hours of > and 4 O'Clock p NJ. daily.
A.C. BISHOP. President.
A. VI. CAMPBELL, Secretary. spl7-tf
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BEArIEIC LODGE. NO. *. OTp.

EFT EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
VI month, At : 80 o'clock p. NJ, ut its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building.
All Brotl Sr Knights. in good standing. are
fratcrnally -l'ittd to attend such meetings.
c. l.. BROY, &C
H. Z. MCKEE. K. of Z. and 5.