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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-05

Two THE SAGE BRUSH MlNk-No. on.
i United States Lsnd onsse, kaIfka, -
SadS. June -. ls1s-Nctiee y ftrtny 49,
thzs the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel 4 Mih,ns
CcsnpaEy. whose Pustufsre sotrtss u nul.a
Nevada. have this day fled her slpAsas.
fer ; pstrat for nftes hEAdred tinesr ~
tte Sags Brush nl1ae CT ven. tffrine ~
with ~surfsce ground two HUNDRED iees
width, situkte. lying srd being IL the Laa.,
Ninsag psstrset. ceurfs tf Eursks. sna o',e
Of Nevada. and krewn and Gtfagntita ~ ~
1eld notes and o1AsfaI plat "a lie N thir
A. Ift M. rs. afe exterior beundsrics
said let No. Is being IS follsws. to VII; YETI
stiaH i5h dep. tssf. leEfluIre ~ = -
rsarksd Ne. 1. Il. :. Surrey No 10 NneT
iluhy Hil Ne. l bears n ] deg - nm r.
ia.S54 feet: rceten stainsrfre~s hiaIss
:. Nc 4. lesr \. deT. Y MN. "a r.
1870 feet: Z spruce rire tree. three ieet !
smeter. standing 1T the Fnouth II the EAeessr
,unbei. bears n. 81 aeg 81 min. esft, ~ -.
post Nc. ? II T.. ;. Survey No. ~ "a
lode. bears y. / deg. - min W. sfo ies,' .@s
TIE sxse prsish shaft Tears n Is deg Wv
feet: thence. running first course :, - uet.
.o feet. 10 poSt marked No. ,, Z. s. surse! ~
iss: thence 81 course y. deg W. i',S rs.
10 past marked No ; I. ; SErNts ~ rcst
thence. 81 course y. s3 deG. F., 100 feel; 10 o.
marked Ne. 4. Il. s. Survey Ne. hS:anu u
sfh course. :. : deg. T.. leo feet 10 pos' ~" I'D
the place 81 beginning. eontslnine e.n Nv
serrS. This csesm is bounded On the ~
the Republic. and ~ the ssst by The sh.s
and Welsh KING mixes The location Oh NJ nr
niue Is duly recorded in the kecer1sIs n
Zee of Eureka Mining District. in booA ~ ~
psge Isl. aEy and all persons siaihhhs ,,rs.
versely any portion II ssid ssse nras tars de,
or said mining ground IS hereinneiuis lin
sersled. -.e -ssriisd - n.s their adverse 1Is
With the Register u the United stasss Ar.
ofice. AZ Eureka. in the State Of Nesads, w
ing the sixty days period Of rubissatoh n.axts
or they viii ts barred by virtue OF inc f
iess-sed JAS. McMARTIN. Register
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m.-r.
Atyses, Jane "a,
tn ihst The Bay
siese TssioEss
hAts fAis Gay fled
- 1917 : ssafttn hun.
~ tAihrshus mine q
ttr,tfe ~ und two
sliNsis iyits ard bsirg
.f@l esnrfy q White
ss'sss. sra snsvn and
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AprGreATreN roRArArgxr

rI-o TIE EksT oAKfs.b YTsE. 10. Es.-
< TE3fae Stafss / ara CT =. ufsAt, Nevada,
Jnfe lss9. Nssss Is hersfy s5ysb. that the
AtisLte sHd rseifs IEtHd sna hiriTg c.ns-
psHr. whpse Peat Ess Ia Fsss = IsTtfs, Ne
vzda. have fAs Gay 1ief a.sr trpiisstun for
5 T.es5s fcr F7a t-IH Nsssr itsf q ~ East Oak
1~rsi uafHe. fr sea sssn.e ailssr. with sufflse
eteuNa $50 fsss 81 ~AFfA. sstrFis. lyins and
bsfnE - Fnfsaz EIlfF DFts.st. County 4
Frrsssz la state q Straas. rnd iEesa and
en f9s a tAEs tZi rs Lot IS ~. The snie.
rsar hgaNsrrs - Fsa LIT 10. fS ieifg n
fg4' rs. g. vi aef t p lfA estrefs sast.
Essilflrg 81 6 f4sf Ht8IsG ~. !. rs.
SrrW - rs Nr 1e tori fhsfee.Sat.
> sEfvsy Ne- ~. My ~ green Fes,
rfsres Fwsy Eta ~ fAtsn ; e dsg- II min.
E lgea Etss Veft eE Fse@ feHt nrA rsrisd
T. s psdsur4sEf sc ftE#Fx y hes ~ nsin.
Wits Ef4t. > tFaNcs r.sf tts- ttfsF feef
~ i.ue tsr. - . AauiA = ths fsseiticr fur..
HsE IsEFs 4. e g E4H. - 20 stst: ard
ihe nersh "a re SO etslsse isHnFl tssr.
;. fs-s dec ~. $50 tssfs tt-tr, frlzins lst
aafrse ftG- E4s @-La fsst 10 ne sinh
FrH tsHsftw 81 U.s. SEfTs. e ~ fleti-
81 s-E Gar'r gfsn liza. NiGte Iort No-&
ey ssss Feetta.sf rnf CfrH gfue furtty besrs
q s7s gs y q l-ss Fest 81 @fe nttio
wessesa tauEasr - > sNls't s9' =:
Fas7t - 5e3. ifa w.- Ifsts g ss,a
Yrrsfa ~ yn.f server Atsfr :. tth df2.N.
sfs aae fest. Z Be- spf. 81 sal sss1lnd No.
2 4. $ sGrysy Nn. les fAs1fs "a course ~
so deg. Vs. $40 fret. q rsstssa tenrdsfy
"a e. :. sesesT ~ as. NAtffe Tst Ne-sM
said FerrtA 8 scly sVsysz hfrs les ses;
W ST setet $50 $3.50 ffff, - ftsf naista
No 8 T. q SGsv.g Na, lf. o. s.ne usips
prat SO 2 "a IS. ~rfs@ .& ~. Y elsh King
Asae. gIfs e %&t sEsfe y. efF. r ts@w
gsst. airnz5 Re vaz.1n 81 t6ras 6 ssid ~
surVrr Ne. sss. Is rrFI a4dfe -. T. t.s.
Sprvez rr So asa yAce f1s fetsss :. ay
aer. II go $50 tcas e pest No ], IL ylsesm
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APPLICATIONS FOR parvx-
APPLICATION ron A 60

IT. TIE CARLISLE 20. ? urxr
taiitd states Land ofsee $50. 80.
O June ;, lkse. Notice il h..a...eks. he
,ssa ottii H. B. Nishols. ,rs t1ven,
N.'te feettr.ce sl6fess i sonnE.
~ hase tnls day fled ik.lr ss..noli,
IA ier lAifni Tor Eftssn tundra .iliieA-
Il nc Carlisle No. : mine a vesr nntsr ret
VII VIA rl11ste sfcrHd stx Irrss.I1 81
E.ett- situate. lsiTs sId lslre N = net IN
Nl.i1s .sffnft, tturty Il Vile. ra4.n's Pine
stan - Ntfzoa- siG tttNn and a.xt..ns, and
- tttA .etts ~ 'nttsl Tlnt sn ~ y
le. >. EtnEs. s. 6sg.ssst II H. ..snship
scsreszn. Tie e1ftTser T. rrf,,iss y plablo
et-rt = a. le.lcNE. g. VIII y.rssinL Lot
ct6 .srt eef.l1eIeiHs at : rsss rs,t.ssxish
T. = HHfFtF 30. g. NEslee ~ e.-.aAs.l J.,
Asr eHlnc = ste;icns Il ard u T In Coz.
y l-E, y. sud sections and ie stN.R.
DEG. =. ND. u. Tears y. q eer. /.
feci Us monument No s. ca a. xnrsS
IzftesIsAe neuDd, hteTz :. 81 a.. ,ait Of
fsef. and Ifst Nu- ! q U.g. Srrrt Z. ~
hltE ieee. tsfrz y &5t de-. ". ~. Y,
ihe Carlisle 30 : a1sft bssrs s. Srssi; md
z ttei ftenfs running 1st ccIne : 49,
= LII lgtt, 70 Tost n-sEisG Nc.a &c.
vfy 80. G tfeESc. "a ecrsse (. "a : y.
c1y ttft. toEest rsTksa So.sr.s aEk,
q, ILHAee "a rre ~ 81. Eer. TTs,.y.ss.
- Iotf nfr2et No 4. G.. s setrtv x~~er.issfi
fkence, 9th ecrrse y. 81 deg 81 es nd
itEt -. = tAr I-aSe - tf2tnf5r4. fsesss~w
twenty COLO stEts- This claim i s--llg
tH ntisE.r = trx lrern sl.sn IN. -
ns2Tfst Nuts are tie King ara Csrl5.. y
The lQaautH 81 tl8k RISE j. frlv urs-.ssh
the Eeeeras-s etlxe q willie Iile rsrs.~rA
sref. u bapA l. fsgs Ak- Any sxA III -
sths slfata3ng @cfeEz.iE tNy rartirn - -.
csFAElf - 1.re, 81 ssiE lining e,7r. -
hsfsiEh*sers eesfraltd, arc sss1iss5 l. ~ !.
thsiT slvsr4e flsfF wBfh TIE E,ss..s !. ~
United StHfss LzEd cGee. ii En,st. ne
State = Nev4ds, der&Hs The sis,y s,,. ! ~
II pEb.ieetsen hefsDf. 81 The xfH ~ -
~ virtue 81 he Yreris}r.s Il IT, s,,tn.s
es+6d D. /. lsXIL. ksrss,e,
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TDD PRINTISG. OF ALL DE
u ncr1pftons, executed with nsstscss and
6eepofch Il n sExrTsEL Once
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.pp1rcA1loss ZOE PATENr.
....,,ox fon A PATENT

r.xTzax MISE-So. 5Iz-TrIted
80 once. Eureksr NeFacA- June
80 -xotlrs j. ktsehT pstn, t1At tne AZ
iss.ss ,nd Pacific Tunnel sna ~.
49, Prstaf5r- at1ftss = ssfstas -tfs-
y - ~. dar 1led tleu arrliearpn icf a
-. ~ fgaFfesu Lu1eTfd A@eef ietLSi ne
- min ~ ssla 1.tliAg silver Win HEf-
- rrs4.na tEaAEEcie9 i~t
800 aad state q Ntveda, ard
-. 81 d~e.l4latsd - tle Aeis i..A -
~fetsf rs.t "a tie in iHs taee. ~
rFe e--erfor tepaerD.s 81 SO IL ~ -
49, 4. fi.ezs. 4 Viz Variation. ~ &C.
E.regunsas q = port lgzTlsd No ].
I S-~-e- ~ is. EEc1fe Llly EII Vol
- al In. p 2.e7l fsst.Icsf % rrtIni-
80 ~rE n-rLe1 T. : DcElHfLs Fot bf@t.
< - 81 Ufa. w. s.s1z feet. ; = uice 11ne
80 .sTsa r.. IL dlsinettr- sI.aa-rg - tie
- - - szcslsier lzEnei. be1TH ~ % deg
= - . 80 feat. and tie senFeT 81 Tie top
rfsse Isa1sru maine tfrEs y Hs et- w.
IA fest Ilelrc. rlrnius ~ s.'tee
~ fsef e gcsr magkfd Sc. ? Y 3 SUI
- rsn- ee.er. u eCtTfe y 2 deg W.
49, = unsf r-zrx-1 No 3. = ruFEsg
49, s-a-fe 81 eaurse :. - dag- L. 80
80 rss usxfsd so 4. I. : Survey No
81 .lc1se. ltE ffErfe = 2 cfE = -
80 - ~. r-ftseru Ecndrsy Of 1. :.
-T. -o- ~. GaH Tfahf lo1e. whence fcs;
r0 ~: se58 azs LifLf s7fTFsy hstEs A-e91
M -. - lofsc4. LIZ - tett q Fq1sAsTn
r-.-v Il sid L = SzrEsF eQ.lfa. NAflte
rE-r = 3 M- -Fa4 8AE 1F
80 asr y. s. -fa feet. 100 feet. 10 poet ~.
IS. rsaerf bf1n1iBg- 80 much = said q.
sars~g 70. 49,. Gas lafbt hae. = cDhAits
$50 a. ss-vsy. IS bfrtby excluded said
nsrles s. assrrbd IS fcls6xs. g. wit kfssa-
r1e q Poet W. ! 8 sald Ca lisht surrey.
49, r-nsrs .hsrue ~ courses ~ teg y
n Eta ses. -Aeacs. "a aase s. : Dig =, ES 90
fets. taeae. s. eaa-gs &.H34 cee. " - -lu
49,. Il pess Ne. AZ said ess Light fErfeys
- sss. ssl ecsrse X. - dea y. b1 feet.
t.er Euce e tslz14ng. SharA fFacf hetHE
sz~ frEs tits kaENtE leaTes ftt1atAIs
rrHm - zrseT Ere E-aH sfrsf- The flAsA
sRas. - rs eseth ~ Tie Welsh ktlg
as ZE 81 IL ssst ~ tse Gas ltshf
u-Z EEe i4zisfa 3 iHis mir IS eusy r.
.ssa 81 .Ef nesazeEss G@re n fs.e1A hfn
4s Elsis5et = 8sA T. use IL ~ sc ~
EHag sM- . severely srg rdTgeI q azl@
La-sEr1 AHNs. 2 ss.1 sizing gfeaEG - Aetf-
snasfart Gss T1asf.- Ere rHsAzta - BIZ lst
srsssa claim ElI tie E~esfstfr - fhe Iastr4
staz Lad eEee. 81 Ezfsks. IL 80 sssss &
Eesala esrnr 4Ae ss2fy days IsTssa - pnEl-
sa.sn heree5. eT fhfy wsll h he-rsc 2. ytft4e
e "a rF9rsslnEs 4 re f.4iEtf.
1901 jas. EcNABlES. Ristsx-
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APPLICATION roa A PATENT

ITO THE NEW YEAR MTNF-So, se0-U. 5.
Il land CHre. Eureka. Nerds. august ?.
lsza--NcfAce i hcrsbv given That Martin Fizn-
to1i- Thcse resfeHee sderess j. Lnrtks. Ne
vSta- hss th3s day filed his application for .
patent for 500 ADs1r feet Of the New Year mins.
q vein bearing silver, with surface ground 20
fest IL WIDTH. sltzste. lying Aad teing IN En-
FeAa Atulrs District County 81 Eureka and
state q NeTzda. ard known and designated hg
the 1eid notes and official piat on ME in this
0fate ss Let 1913. The exterior boundaries II
said Let 1873 being as follows, 70 wit Variation
lss degrees East. beginning AT q pest marked
Nc. /, q ; Survey Ne. 1913. whence Ruby Hill
No ! kcsrs n deg 10 min E.. i0.E5S feet. psxi
on pruustn*n al roek. nsrked Z. :. McnEmsn 1T
No. =. bears y. 1e deg. - min w. 919 lie feel:
the BanHers shaft bears y. is deg. s. min. T..
SIS feet: ana the New Year shaft bears ;. 5zA
ceE- W I'D Ala feet thence. running list
course 5. % deg. ". sa5 ITO feet. 10 the south
srn boundary Il Il. $. Survey No. Iai. Dead
Broke lode, whence pest Nc. ) II ssid Dead
Broke Survey hesFs > ssh deg. W. Is s-ia feet.
SO feet. - pest msrked Ne. q. T. :. Surrey No.
post marked No 8. L. 5. Survey Ne fs7: thence.
81 course y. - deg E. 60 feet. to post markcd
No. 4. e. 5 Survey Ne le3. sud thence. 18th
course g 70 deg E.2 SO feet. 10 he western
BOUNDARY Of said Dead Broke survey. whence
post 10 81 sais Dead Broke survey hears ".
Z deg W. "a SIG feet. re fest. to post No. i.
:Ee place of beginning so much OF T.. 5. Sur.
vev No. 19l Dead Troke lcde. s. conflicts With
this survey Is hereby excluded. said conflict
IL described IS follows. Beginning At pest No.
1 Of this survey. Nc 49,. and running thence.
lat course $ 20 deg W, COS lilo feet. thence.
"a course :. seL dse. w. IS $40 feet to most No,
3 ~ said survey Ne. IsI: theme, 81 ceurscN.
i deg W. $50 4-l0 feet: end thence, an course
5. 70 deg. z. is7 tie feet. to the place cf begin
aing, which tract being excluded from this
survey. leaves remaining , c7-IoA aerss This
claim is bounded GA the north BY The Dead
Broke. The location a this mine Il Ga.. re-
corded ia iae Recorders Ofice ~ Eureka Min
Ing District. in Book p. rage lGs. Any and all
New Year miEe. or said mining ground as here.
inbsfore described are required 20 die their
adverse claim with the Register of the United
States Land Ofase. at Eureka. in the State of
Nevada- during the sixty days period ~ pub
LEGATION hereof. or they Will be barred hy yir.
tue Of the provisions % the statute.
snS-eod JAS. NcMAETIN. Register.
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.pprtcArIoxs FoB PATENT.


ro TIE IrcEY BOZ HISE-so- -
fzrd Orie~. EarLks, cesacz- ~,
= 1ss-Scnes u 1srehg gSs1, "a
Tssa<. " 4 sfo13gomsrT- A11e "a
Gsrsn. : NeG- Scott. = ba = IN
Ess--s- r5Ss@ roete1-s e1eft1
- xeT&aa- haze las d1T Sled Ae1 49,
- <ar r4se-f seT 1fls>n EI1entg -
80 IzeH ~ fzsne, q fs4A -.
s5rer. wsfA Er11e rr1sd TIC AA
y r5fth. alfu1fe. tyszZ sr1 b-H4 = E.,-
NzsaE u1sffsEI c1rzrtT = Lnf-sA -,
q ~4xazx- ana fzoz1 III
"a T.. : al e1-e51I pa. q &c -
=. L. ~a. 1s%- he e1ter.or D1h
80 La We 10 ns41E 50 fellows -
-sr4ru E4n 1r.rezz east Es-1SlIs
Earhe5 = Z : 2zTTsT No
f.rssnr - ~ -or1 - E1reks tar
= ws1-E. ss-3 fest- E1fT HaA
= - a-sn. r 100 f.e5 H 49,
: szrNsy Es- -. Wien Aes, tesa
- ma - 50 feet. liz ~=rEa- H
- o. = U.E- ~. rs SIS tett- a.
II .ft ae1-s deg = ~ As-
r- EEs- c1z1s L - f- -
xEE 8 Eurrfv So $50 tlt-af
:. r.e.- -s-tta No. =. Z r1tl
Na- t=8e- &c regrs- r-l
zl-aaz 70 q r. = suEeF -
49,. IL co--@ X G.zH ts- . T-t So
1a@ uAae = t~Eaz- ro1zzI
asE Us czzs@ r. bglE4@1 ~ II
H. g1e4 Ihe aee1zar e I
N Dzf15 T. AEF s -
sEessszT n1F plf-A8 a1
Z2e- - Hz31 E-14ag gan Z
EI4 r-e rEgE r5 a. re Icy
e.mm r.Fa 1ae g IL NLt
E4zs De- - Tag4zE u Ze -
aH1 - sz-x cas E1 6 -.
nars- - fhsr ws4i - ta---8 tysfl4s q
s4 q 1&s ~szz1E-s-
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DR.. 0ggMFiEY q CO.,

49, - -
r-RFaT AL CHRONIC 8ED sTECrAI
L1se&srE-
YOUNG MEN
sy Se =eFiHw fr-s tie y rsH:A
tz5 sl4sss - 10 5Seretsaas Efa8 10 we'll a. avail
-FNeus - 1hEs. 10 Gastsf hc11 eVer laid
81 xa srst ~ EIEera- kz71an3sg. ~. Sp1n-
ny wE zsrsls e feFtFs- Ere AusLsee Sol
ta-a FNv ETsrv cae q wesluss CT rEsvxse dis
gss ~ sny ksl1 ca r&z-zrs- ~2ieE Ii E2Ger-
azs 2zs f28s tve7re-
gIDpLE-AGED gFS.
ThsTs are mznT II ne sgs u thfzsy - sizfs
xko arr 1serb3sa with -fo frequent eTarsattaa
q sEe hlad1Nr. often EecauFaAssl By = slight
sz1xrf11g or hETzEnr aeDsaUo2- srd = wa3ksu-
t8g q TIE sTzteI e , D-zn-sr sAs Fz1efgf esn-
not EreGurEf fer On ex2lE-I3nE tie ur5EsFs
deposits L -gFv s@ailaETr wIA a4fes l. seHnd
ana s1naetsnaeT snail E~eTSrles = sihInaa2 w1i3
zEp4zr. CT tar cotGr ZtA - ~ a tAiz za35kssh
hza. szzlz ckszsia= ~ . fsfk ard tazT8d sFe
nez.zze. TEsre Sc uaz1F nea vie die 3.
-h1s alszra8ty- iEuersnt nf lie esle. wAtrh i
fAe second stage Of ssmaN4s wsakHssr. pr. .
EsI eEzrsusae = Saf1tscEre rs al saeh cNsss
ard q an1lthy restoration & tie ssasta-HEirary
EexzS-
osee Hourz-l0 - 4 sz1 6 - = s-nssys
frnsg 10 to u a. T.. Eeass1tzt5rn free Tier
eueh sztr1in4tinn sra sfasre -
Cezf OF s3sresE Dr. SFEENE1 * CO.
NO il EesxEy 81. san Francisco
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ApaEsc.gIoa roa 4 rA4zx4

RIO TIE DEAD ERnsE auSE-so. 1ia.-
Il Us 4an1 9@s, Ea=rka Neva-1.tgGsst1
IsI.- = tsae j. hsrsF stTsH. tAat sell z -
z1tEnf. et-rgas IS tsstNz. n
vze2 has lGs dsy rsrt Ats spTsesa , .oss
Yzssa EaT s- As1szea NN4 AEGr fsst * tAs
IsrM IL u IEn- 2 SsH ae@rN~ sfstF. va
tarfeee GscEr& f~a 1DFf1sG tN fees 81
w1-Nh sazsz ly4E 2zt HeE 81 Ear-Rs I@n
Aerzca a1t ENs eHt Crsfsa - ~
Es1& Esse e4azt 84tt sE Esr So SIS o.
- Lo4 Eea or Oae Ege veI ara Nt1tte.e8~
IT. c~zasIaaE Ael2AEafs ff s2ts III
y Gale z SIS fst usstAN - I. IS.
:. s1Egfy No. 1t. Rtglee Gfig E18 No. &
bears II. g aa- : D.u. H.. is.5S fesf. - eu
pTclai2 IS raek. marAG 4. j. al@nNMsut Ha
uar shaft bears ; - 4Hg r. s. $50 seet: SD
IL, Me9sh q the Dez3 Bfeke ta2zaHl AsawS
1s& deg ". Els 10 feat. thence running fTsg
course ; = deg T. @T-Ie feet 50 tAs western
uheafe Et@t - e skt Banner sIFyty 0&Fs
: SIS ex 2 IS 40 feet. aa fsst. 81 lee'
BARRED Ne. 2 Us survey VI. ~. theure. -
r@Hrss > 7aA Deg Va. sM fe@s T. pes; navAr4
~ Us saxg Nc. l&1. thrArs. "a tarrs-
y. aez = "a test 70 pest msr "A -. 4.
u. 3 sGfweF 40 t4i- rcd thence. siA rpsrss y
ssA dig E. ESAzN FEET. 70 wtstesm beEHdSTx
said H@nae- survey 20 feet T. resf Ne J..
Tsg Nc AsS. EaHDef de. a. aa1 riets with this
surgFF = AfsetF szFfafled. SAID aas Act - De-
sertef ~ fes1psss E~tEiuass At past Ne. I If
fn3s server. We. ISL. sna running thenee. Isl
eanEse $ deg =. - TIC feet. thenee. ID
coarse = @M deg IS. Ta e-Ia feet and fhsnee.
- essuHFe ; sfA degs T.. - lis feet. e. u e
pszee & Re IuasaE. silica fr2st brsrg sxriaa-
"a feaTcs rtn=iatng 7IiN seTes. This eisi1a
= beEEae& on The Eprttesst By tie tssrfrs
-91th ~ tbs Sew Year. The ~1ecstlnn II tais
n1sEe ~ aHlg recorded in the Recorders Of
e = iurska Aiaiug u ries,. in Eenk q, rsEe
1@- Any ard al Ferscns e~Isilniug alseTsely
Any Pertten q said Dcad IL h mine. or said
n11nEn9 grrama - ~hereiaNsfoFs Geser1hsd. aFe
required 90 G4s tetsr adverse ci&fin with the
h~s@ssser Fl the Enltca ~ta1es Land once, 81
Lusekz. IN he State u SeysdA. during the
sixty eAys period 81 rahiIFatign herref. oF
they viii t~ hSrred By virtue Of The provisions
If the statute.
aus4.Ai JAS. NcMAETiN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-05
Notice Of Dissolution.

TUE coPARTSEEsHIP N.
existing between A. 7. MO- ~ n,rm,
DREw JACKSON. In the business OF me v,riiusi
nc s.,een. i This day dissolved by mususs
consent. A.. r. Moe will continue the n,ilect
~ sole proprietor, and is authorized ING b.
all accounts. and will settle al deoss e"'
'He 'a'e hrn' ANDREW JACKSON;
gurekf Jeis le, 1879. n
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-05
TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THATNA0
the ordinance fixing a tar on all va
dogs within the corporate limits OF the-l4
town o. Enreks, must be complied with on and
by the time named viii be proceeded agsiSss
~ provided in said ordinance.
Eureka, July IL, 1879. ivis-ss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-05
NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH HAVE
~ no control compel noe to sever my connec-
ton vith the Chop Stand in Jack Perry's Cor.
ner. FDwARD y Ryan
Eureka. July =. SO. iysS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-15
Life in Paris.

As rule the Parisians take life as
modestly and senslbly as any people in
the world. Few know so we'll as they,
how to extract the most real enjoyment
from the fund of available resources.
But there are. of course, worshippers of
style among them, and this class rivals
in the absurdity of their devotions. all
other devotees of the kind I have ever
met. They are to be found naturally in
the best quarters of Paris. ALI their
resources are concentrated on the great
work of keeping up appearances. They
eat miserable meals, but have splen-
didly furnished residences. and their
male servants are often hired by the
hour, and attend only in the afternoon
on the days madame receives the visits
of her friends. I know of nothing
more sad, if it were not 80 stupid, as
such struggles of poverty against ap-
pearance. The carriage trick has been
invented for families of this class Of fash
ionables. There is a brougham and
fine horse which never gives a single
person an airing. The honorary coach
man or footman appears at the drawing
room door when madame is receiving
visitors, and says, Twill monsieur or
madame want the carriage to-day The
bay horse has been coughing since we
came round to the door," The gentle
man of the house indolently replies,
ooh, take him around to the stables if
he is coughing" and he turns to his
wife, and adds smilingly, You know,
my dear, what a favorite that poor
horse is of mine r. and madame says:
Poor horse unless another can be
got ready by five o'clock don't care to
take my dinner this afternoon" The
neat equipage has been seen at the door
by those going up and some of those
going down, and the farce is played out
at that house. and the performers go on
to another at some distance.-N y
Home Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-15
Western Progress.

Tie growth of the West is simply I'M
paralleled in history and one direct
cause Of this may be found in the " hard
times through which the whole conn
try has been passing.
Within the last five years it is esti-
mated that there has been an exodus
into the new West, beyond the Missis-
sippi, Of $500 900 people. OF these,
], $50 900 are from the Atlantic States.
and the vast majority Americans. This
has been taking place while immigra-
ton from Europe has been at low hg-
ures. In ISIS, less than 80 900 i'm
migrants came to our shores from over
the sea, while 600 900 emigrants settled
in new regions in the West. OF these
600, 900 but 1000 were foreigners,
leaving 30, 900, or over half million,
of our own people 10000 farms and
lots are reported to have been taken,
averaging one hundred acres to a
family.
To any one inclined TO romantic con
trasts, the present life and occupancy Of
the country beyond the Mississippi
presents far different aspect than in
those early days when France and Spain
and Mexico laid claim to that land
where also, before that time, strange
and almost unknown peoples came and
passed oil into dim history.
The most rapid deve lopment at pres.
ent IS In the western section of the Mis-
sissippi Valley, the division east of the
Rocky Mountains and west of the Mis-.
sissippi River. 1t is best indicated by
States. What was once called the
Great American Desert, stretching
across Nebraska and Kansas, has given
proof of the falsity Gifts name.
In the past year, Nebraska has well
coined 100, 900 immigrants +; and Kansas.
which in 1864 had less number Of
voters than it had of enrolled soldiers
sent into the war to preserve the Union,
has increased to probably upwards of a
million inhabitants. They have been
going in to take possession of the land,
it is said, at the rate of two thousand a
day, while, in addition. Kansas has
been finding work and homes for the
thousands of the oppressed Freedmen
from the "solid South" 1t is still and
ever will remain 9 free soil. ~. \.
EcanliRer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-15

DISEASES PECULIAR TO STUDENTs.-
President Eliot, of Harvard College, at
the dinner of the Massachusetts Medi-
cal Society in Boston, called the atten.
ton of the members of the society to
certain peculiar diseases prevalent
among the students of Harvard Col
lege. He had found that, in the senior
class of two hundred young men, forty
two suffer SO severely from diseases of
the nose, throat and lungs that it is i'm
possible, in the opinion of the Mas
sachusetts Medical Society, for them
to 60 to prayers and peculiar feature
of the disease is that the same members
of the society certify that it would be
dangerous for them to 60 to prayers
for six months to come. Another pc
culiarity is that the disease apparently
increases the longer the student attends
college, for while only 10 per centum
of the freshman class are afflicted, 81
per centum of the seniors are. Still
another popularity of the disease is
that it exists only few moments of the
day, and always about the same time !;
it does not prevent the patients from
going to their meals, even though the
prayer bell is ringing at the same time !:
1t does not prevent their attending
recitations they can even go to the
theater aud ride out home in the horse
car late at night in mid winter they
can row in the boats. play se-ball
and even sing in the glee club. 1t is
known that the disease exists, however,
for it is certified to by members of the
Massachusetts Medical Society.