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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-31
APPLICATIONS FOR pAqrxr
IMPLICATION vop -


TO THE coyNELL MINE \. ikNr
Land Once. Eureka. Nex.d. 81. Q. 9,
- Is hereby given. that august s.
Levy, Sonn Connell, W. K. Ricb.sauy5Anin Q.
sostofhee addrs IS IL Eureka. Nev.da whose
heDonsld. postefsce address Tuscssnd Shas.
asse 'nis gay nied their spplcstinr ssev,
patent for fifteen hundred 1.5dng i,,asuuon Tor /
the Cornell mine, or vein besrin, .nssr feet Of
surface ground two hundred 79ona ssf' with
width, situate, lying and being IN =. ,cet In
ing District. County OF Eureks sn 1ieka Min.
Nevad and known and designated Nv n5ase q
so.ss snu omclai plat on file In this "a neid
Lot Number One hundred and Nj once ~
The exterior boundaries Of said In.nssasy $780,.
- follows, to wit: Variation IsL being
East. Commencing at q post msrL.Ls eeerees
> Survey No $50, whence the a.asfaNol, ..
own OF Eureka bears n &c deg. II Ia aa = Tie
suDy nm NO. bears n co deg. q MIL aeet;
min. ", t92 40 feet; the South caa ! aeg. l6
Gears ; zf deg. Z. LIS feet; thence snaft
sst course 5, z94 deg. Z. 1723-l0 ~. runhing
western boundary Of U. s. survs, 70 The
Lncsy Boy lode. whence post No ! = I*,
LUCKY BOY survey bears \ 7l9 $40 feet s7s ssid
leet, to the eastern boundary Of n s.od $40
No ls9, Lucky Boy lode, whence ros3 survey
-ald Lucky Roy Survey bears n II0a A .o.iof
$50 Feet, to post marked No. 2. n q ss,ieet,
No 100. thence ID course 8, COZ dee vwsfsey
Get, TO post marked No 8. U. S. suryev " y ~
H.nNts ~ c+uIrt y ~ Deg w.. STA q n ~
20 The eastern boundary OF said survey ~ 8 ieet,
~ siU feet. to the western bounds,v Ny.iu,
survey No 1s9, 1900 feet, TO post m.rs ssld
O. 5. Survey No 100; thence, 4fh courss aoA
leg. Z. 200 feet. to post No i, the pl.cs :. wf
ginning. So much Of L. S. SURVEY ~ y n-
lucky Boy lode. as conflicts with M : ~,
hereby excluded. Said conflict "a dessssgh
follows: Beginning at q post on The norssM
boundary Of this survey. whence most , ua
this survey. No 100, bears ", 1sA a.. y ~
10 feet: thence, running LIST courss g "sd,z
deg. T., 405 feet; thence. I'd courss "a
feet; thence. 80 course N. 2gl deg. NJ ,sS q, IVY
snd thence, 4th course n, 4o3 feet ~ ~ rect;
beginning: which tract being .rrinadp Isseot
this survey. leaves remaining 5 IIso from
This claim is bounded on the nortsss, seiss.
Lucky Toy. Tbs location Of this minis = y tle
recorded in the Recorders Ofsee ~ auiy
Mining District. in Book Z, page "a Arrsas
sill persons claiming adversely suy no,,;as sna
said Connsll mine, or said mining era.nJ "
hereinbefore described. are required ~ ~ y
their adverse claim with the Reeister ~ ~
United tates Land Once, at Furels a. ~,
State Of Nevada, during the sixty dsys; ns,sns
of publication hereof, or they viii be bs,,sd
by virtue Of the provisions OF the statute
au6-Gcd JAS. hoMARTIS, Register.
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Assessment Notice.

4 LBIOS MINING COMPANY - LoCA-
N TIos Of principal place Of business. san
Francisco, California location Of works, Eu-
reka District. Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 25th day OF
July, 1879, an assessment No. 81 Of ten cents
per share, ~ss levied upon the capital stock
United States gold coin, 10 ths Secretary. At
the of.ee of the Company. Rooms . and !. No.
SCI Pine street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid en- the nrSt tlstl day Of Sep
teInber. 1873, will be delinquent. and adysr-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
THURSDAY. the twenty-hfth f25thl dsy Of
September. 1873. to pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
.. +. yERDESAL. Secretary.
o&ce-Rooms Q and 7, S2T Pine street. San
Francisco. California. jy2qtd
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


-o rur IuCKY BOY MINE.-No. 5ls.-
~ 9 land Office, Eureka, Nevada, July
"a 1sTa Notice Is hereby given, that A.E
ritns. ". A. Montgomery, Annie =; BLISS, geo.
iavin, j. MEG. Scott, Z. =. Doose. Z ~
Harris. whose postofice address Is Eu-
~. Nev.ds- have this dsy fled their appii-
..tion for : patent for fifteen hundred linear
eel ~ The Lucky Boy mine, or VEN pesrinf
oliver. with surface ground Two nuhorSa ise'
n width. situate, lying and being IN Eureks
Mining District, County OF EuIeka y 3as
fyevsda. and known and designated py TINS
Ga rates sni Official plat on file In this oinet
= Lot No. fs9. The exterior ooundarles o.
"a =. NJ Iss being as follows. 10 wit; Va
,ss,on lei desrees east. Beginning at a pos
o.rked No. 1. u. s. Survey No. 10Y, whence th'
iagsta6 in the town OF EUREKA Desrs N.soues
a min y. s47l feet: Ruby Hill No. bears ,
- Acc ~ min. ~. 2 900 feet; post No ! OF u
, snSyev No. 81, Wilson lode, bears >: ~ des
q n,sn " "a feet. the Jackson SHAFT bears \
deg Is mn. W.. AS 40 feet; and the Luck.
Row Il AFT bears s. 81 deg. E. 14y rect; Thence
mining irst course I. 200 feet, 70 posi- market
10 , II. 8 survey No. 49,: thence, "a cours'
/ soo f.et 10 most marked No. 3. U. ;. surve>
10 $50. thence. Sd course W. 200 feet, 70 n pos
nsrked No 4 of T.. s. Survey No ls9: ane
hence sth course N. 1900 feet, 10 post NO.
he plsce of beginning, containing Q ss-iN
ores. This claim is bounded on the south y.
H. conneIl. The location Of this mine Is dul,
,ecorded in Book p, page AS in the Dis
trict Mining Recorders Once OF Enreki
Mining District. Any and all persons claim
.dverselv suy portion Of said Lucky 30.
nine. or said mining ground as hereinoelors
described. are required to ME their adverss
lain with the Register OF 'ne .hl.eS s.s
Turing the sixty days period OF puoiicatiui
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue OF tht
iya4eod JAS. McMARTIN, Register.
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Assessment Notice.

TITO MRS. z. n. BAUM. PALIsADE: Tor
are hereby notified that l have performed
labor On the sierrs Nevada mine. situated in
Art<1op< Mining District. Eureka County. Ne
vsee. since MAY. 1878. TO May, 1879, amounting
20 tzs in United States gold coin. for your in
tersst q ESQ feet IL said claim. and that unless
y0r pay said fnorn within ninety days sfter
TIE fnt publiestion Of this notice. your In,
t<rest In said claim viii become my propert,
by Law. WILLIAM wHiLfy.
yurs II. 1875. je~l2-Iaveod
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MATT. MURPHY: o ARE HEREBY
l. notified that l have performed labor On
the Sierra Nevada mine, situated in Antelope
Mining District. Eureka county, Nevada. since
May. 1878. TO May. 1879. amounting TO $50 In
United States gold coin. for your interest Of
800 feet Ia said claim. and that unless you pay
said amount within ninety days after the first
pubiiestson Of this notice. your interest in said
claim viii become nay property BY law.
WILLIAM wHALEy.
June II, 1879. je12-1aw9od
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Assessment Notice.

II K CONSOLIDATED MINING CoMPA-
IN ny. Location Of principal place Of bust
ness, San Francisco. California. Location of
works. Eureka Mining District. Eureks County,
State of Nevada Notice IL hereby given, that
at . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees. held on
the ist day Of August. 1879, an assessment
Of one dollar per share Was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable Inn
mediatsly. in United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary, NJ the Office Of the Company, Room
"a, Nevada Block. No. 500 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid en- the I'd day Of September.
1853. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale Of public suction: and unless payment is
made before, Will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1879. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
B.. b. MINOR, Secretary.
Ofhce--Room A. Nevada Block. No. 800 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco, California.
au5-td
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Business Opportunity.

FOR BALE CHEAP
A HALP INTEREST IN A WELL EsTap
- LIsHkD BARBER SHOE AN
HATH HOGaE. locsted In the central par
q tie city. NEXT door to Wells, Fargo 4 CO.
kxpress Once. Austin. Lander @ unity. Yes
Apply 70 "Posto1Ges Boz g." Austin, Nevada
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Notice Of Assessment.

ITO p. Il. SMITH. n YoUR GRANTEES.
Il You will take notice that / have performed
years last passed. and ending Sarsembe II,
1879. on the Belmont nd Old tt wn min Q, sit
uzted in Eureka Mining Dissr ( ure "a
county. Nevada. the same being the work r =
States in relation to mines, and that said lsbor
has been dore to ma nfAin possresory Il tie 70
the same, and that your proper on o. said ex-
pense amounts TO the sum u sST U. 2. goi
sum expended in said mines a. aforesaid " h.
in ninety days from the date Of the first publ
cation Of this notice. or forfeit your interest in
said mines, which 10 Is follows Old Town,
100 feet; Belmont. 900 feet.
MARION TERRELL.
Eureka. August "a. 1878. su27-e0d
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TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rHATc-o
IN the ordinance fixing . tar on all NJ
dogs within the corporate limits OF ths-"
town of Eureka. must be complied with on and
after MONDAY, July l4th. All dogs not tagged
by the time named will ba proceeded against
a. provided In said ordinance.
MATHEW KYLE, Sheriff.
Eureka. July 10. 1879. jyls-tf
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A IL PARTIES HOLDING CERTIFICATES
IA OF indebtedness OF Eureka Lodge. No. 10.
y. 4 A. ~. Of Eureka. will please present the
. me 10 me- for adjustment.
W.. p. sTEICHELNAN. Secretary.
Eureka. July 80. 1879. jysl-lm
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NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH 1 HAVE
~ no control compel me TO sever my connec-
ton with the Chop Stand In Jack Perry's Cor.
uer. EDWARD y. RYAN,
1azsla, July %. is7s. jys0
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
ni4nIe Ero,ners Scales.

One OF the most important auXiliar-
les of farm Ia stock or hay scale, for
the protection and convenience of
the farmer. Our Affection has been
called to the merit, o, the scales manu-
facturad by R'etie Bros. OF Philadel-
phia, Ninth aud Master, Store Fourth
and Che.uut, IS especially adapted to
the wants of Farmers. Independent Of
is great accuracy, we would add that
the platfrom being utterly devoid Of
motion, il il without an equal as
stock scale. This scale secured the
only prize, a Bronze MEDIA over all COM
p stitors, at the State Pennsylvania
Agricultural Tair held in the Perman-
ent Exhibition Building, Philadeiphia.
Wa refer the reader to advertisement
in our columns.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
super,or stock OF Furaiture.

Messrs. J. & J.. N. Harman's large
stock OF fine new furniture Is receiving
the attention its superior merit entities
tito. The trade which the gentlemen
enjoy is more lasting than the holiday
rush. fthis they also have their full
share to judge from the great quantity
Of wall brackets, towel racks, dssks,
fancy chairs and other articles for
Christmas gifts which they will dis
pose of. Tee bulk Of their business,
however, is confined to chamber and
other suits OF which they have an mex
haustible stock as unique and cheap as
it Is large aad attractive. Their parlor
furniture Is particularly line. The peo'
ple are requested to call If II DO only to
look through the establishment. Their
place Of business Is at 4l0 King street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
gavlgr nna Fullerton.

The euterprising druggists. ct 3oZ
King street, have. their store stocked
vita fine supply of all articles Incl.
dental to tie trade, Their window
presents neat aud attractive appear
ance, being filed with cologne extracts
and toilet articles. Special attention
Ia called to their superior cologue, water
which Is durable, delicate and lasting.
The store Is situated on ono OF the
prin cipAl business streets OF the city,
ard being practical men at the business
il is 10 surprise to their many itiends
that they do so large trade. The
store is convenient place for farmers
to drop In and order their medicines,
as th-y can rely on all prescriptions
that are compounded By the above
firm.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
What X Kiss Has From China ard
Japan.

Anoug those who deservedly lay
claim to the "present seeker" Crippen
the "1ea man." whose establishments
are at No. 3 West Third street and
No. s L. Second street, holds no mean
rank. lie not only carries full Inns
Of coffses, teas, sugars and spices, at
prices that must auit the most econ0-
mical but he has also on hand a full
line OF articles both useful aud orna-
mental which can also claim the at
tributes of being exceedingly beautiful
and bright. These consist of ia
psnsse goods, cabinets, glove and
handkerchief boxes, eruuib sets, etc,
etc, ard Bohemian goods in every va
riety. Crippen is party worth inter
viewing when making your selections.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Iartuan's ELEGANT EstabsishIae nf.

DR.. j. r, Hartman, the popular
young druggist, whoae Handsomely
fitted up emporium, at Fifth and Pop
lar streets. IL the Mtcca for everything
In his line for the residents Of that sec
ton Of the city, has always on hand a
full and complete line Of druggists sun
dries generally. From out Of his hand
some collection Il perfumaries, hand
kerchief extracts, conb5, brushes,
puff boxes, etc, beautiful and useful
Christmas git might 10 easily selec-
ted.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Middleton, Fourth 8n1 Alag Sta.
Special prices for the holiday season,
is an announcement that has drawn
aud ia drawing hundreds of new GUS
toners to the we'll stocked grocery store
of Mr.. G. s. Middleton, at the South
east corner of Fourth and King streets,
and although these may be "new" dur
ing the holidays, vet they will not long
b. 50 for it il we'll understood fact
that Mr.. Midd letou never makes GUS
toner for season, bat that when once
a purchaser has the pleasure of
calling there, he is glad to revisit the
place. There is nothing in his line
that may not BE- found in his we'll
stocked establishment, and his prices
always rank with the loEeet.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Messrs. Lemon Il Co., No. III Mar
ket street, have In stock at the i'm
meDss confectionery mandatory, a
full. line of sweet meats Of every des-
cription. Everything in the line Of
candies, almonds, caramels, oranges,
figs, dates, etc, etc" may here be
found in every variety, both Wholesale
and retail, and those in want OF can
dies from r thousand pounds 10 a
pound box, will fud Lemons good
place 10 visit.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
1909 Market street.

IL would require a couple of column:
to enumerate all the good things which
Y. NJ. Weir has in stock at his e5tab-
lisbment at No. 1903 Market Street, in
the grocery line, from which to select,
and his price list which is almost daily
published in our advertisement columns
is calculated to surprise even the most
experienced. Mr.. Weir makes it
strict rule to keep in stock everything
in his line, but each article brand or
quality must be OF the very best. The
enormous business which has been done
by this establishment during the past
few weeks proves conclusively that this
mode of business pays.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Mayo EkaIi0eh and Els Litt.e Bui.

Mayor Kalloch, of San Francisco, who
was shot jus, prior to the election by
Charles DrYoung, submitted to an
operation on sunday and the bullet,
which struck him in the left breast,
was cut GU. OF his back just below the
left armpit. The bullet passed around
the chest. wounding slightly the left
lung in its progress, but since the oper-
alton it ia the telief of Kalloch's ply
sicians that LIZ is out Of all danger and
soon will have completely recovered
from the effects OF his wound.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

WIN. NJ. Francis & Son, the enter
prising grocers aud provision dealers
at Fourth and Lombard streets,a are do
ing a deservedly thriving business
and from glance at the complete lines
which they deal in and the eE-
tremely low prices which they ask,
one could not be surprised that Gus
toners flock in upon them. An in
spection of their stock would amply
repay thu housewives in that section of
the city ,alaa
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Among the standard remedies which
have made solid reputationfor accom-
plishing the object for which they are
none stand higher than
those prepared by DR.. Simms, at Fourth
and King streets. The business of the
Doctor il rapidly growing, and the
hundreds who have experienced the
benefits to BIZ derived from his healing
remedies, say amen to it.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Mr.. g. S. Humphrey, the halter, has
a. his establishment Nc. ZIG Market
street, full and complete assortment
CT all that is novel and stylish in hats,
caps, furs, etc, and with very little
trouble beautiful, useful and gslua-
bic gift might be- easily selected. The
motto Of Mr. II. ia .lways equality up
but prices down"
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Mr. Henry Pike, vino so courteous'y
and ably conducts the business Of the
boot and shoe emporium, No. 2O9 Market
street, has now in stock a full and com
plete line Of everything that is desira-
b!, in his department oftiade.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Tho Great Western.

Mr.. W. R. Bowman, who SO ably
manages the interests Of the Great
Western Tea Company, at their depot,
No Is East Second street, 10 doing
good business in his lines. All the
grades Of teas, ooffses, spices. etc., can
here be found 1t prices touching the
very bottom Of tho market.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Al ElHehhefs.

MIR. Charles Heebner, at his palatial
jewelry establishment, No. Gl3l Market
Street, has in addition to ell TIE lines
of jswelry, watches, clocks, &c., a
splendid assortment Of Holiday goods,
and beautiful selection may be made
at his emporium.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
nayHard d DaWsOn, Ego Market
fsIreRl.

RayHayd d Dawson, EGO Market
street.
The famous window of the above es-
tablishment alone, ia so vel! known to
all who promenade Market street, that
even if the enteiprising proprietors
we're 10 throw aside two thirds OF their
magnificent stock Of jewelry they would
yet draw custom. Bat though their
vino dow in its novel and beautiful
construction is an attraction, the col
lection with which the handsome store
is stocked is even more so. Here are
clocks, watches, js"elry Of every de
scription, and hundreds Of articles use
ful aad decorative. Messrs. Baynard 4
Dawson are reaping the reward of a
of cordt system of dealing in large
and ever growing patronage.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
sf4t of Unclaimed s.etasrs

Remaining in the Wilmington Del, y ST.
office Saturday, December l3, 1879:
LADIES LIST.
Bowers. Mrs Agnes johnson. Miss Ella
RosticE. FILA Mccall, Miss Cora
Ga yton. Mrs Frances Melson, MIS- Hester
Freeman, Miss Henri A.
eta Potter, Miss Helen
Gordon. Mrs. N. u, Trice, Mrs Rachel
Henderson Nrs, Jennie Vance, Mrs. Annie
- all, Mrs. Sarah VanHorn, Mrs David
aENTLEMEN's LIST,
Caldwell, w. ". Moftit, James
Colens, Alfred Kamenyi, =,
DUnoyan> Daniel smith, q. W.
Dantal, John W. Sharp, ID.
Hagany, Geo. T., Jr, Smith, henderson
iurbet, Rev T. NJ. sherman, Iohn
Luce, Fred l.. Solomon. W
Light, John Vance, Mont.
McGowan, John.
WIN. NJ. PYLE, p. II.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
SEWING MACHINES.

yJyHE BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT
rs THE
NO. s WHEELER n WILSON SEWING
MACHINE.
We viii give as q premium Best Acme
Pleater, W 20 January L., any one
who Will purchase one Of tho Ha-
oh mes, besides getting
THE RFsT SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE
IN THE WORLD.
IN TIE WORLD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-19
THE FILTHY STREETS.

The reign of slush fairly naugurated yester-
day For several hours the thaw made rapid prog
ress. The snow seemed bent on throwing of her
pristine robes of purity. The delicate. gossamer.
glittcrng hakclets with which she spangled the
streets Wednesday night had long since vanished.
Not of her old tiara of gems was left. Like =
fallen beauty sinking from palace to pavement from
Murray Hill to dance saloon. she began in
splendor and ended in dirt. Huge cakes Of
clotted snow lay beside the sidewalk in layers
OF brown and yellow and green, like
Neapolitan ice. The horse plunged through
pea soup OF slush. 6ouiiie basse of mud Stagnant
pools gathered each side of the street. Passengers
swore. pushed and waded their way through the
mire. Dainty ladies' boots would lay themselves
light As All Arab chargers tread on tempting sur.
face of snow and would at once sink deep into the
Shiny depths, for the mud is chartered libertine
and plays strange tricks with the slender shafts and
pedlments that support the female form. Mems
huge Arctcs stepped boldly i'll where the angels
feared to tread. One bold woman seen in pair
OF genuine hunting tops. And indeed. it was car
nival of boots-a shoemaker's paradise. OF all tho
members of the community Crispin at least
happy
The attack began from the house tops. As the sun
gained power the supernal flood poured down apace.
For a while, very little while, il dropped as the
gentle dew from heaven. Even then it never
twice blessed, being, the contrary. quite vigor
ously ot1urgated by purchasers of new hats and
economists of old ones. But when IT with u
rush, like troop OF wild Afghans down the Khyber
Pass then the Post Office was turned into a miniature
niagara Wneu from slauune roofs, from HiulllOneu
windows, from gables. spires and piasters stream
of water poured into the streets then the
tons grew loud and deep. Every frozen
pine in the city poured forth ITS rll The Jagged
icicles brstling overhead melted like snow.
The humors of the day were many. In Wall street
a well known banker was seen to execute figure OF
eight upon the sidewalk clutch wildly at tine by
standers and end i'll ravishing from its socket the
coat sleeve of peanut vender wit of the Stock
Exchange was observed seated on the curbstone in
anything but humorous mood. \ lady killer OF
Fifth avenue while tending some cvlites 10 neigh
bor's wife, was seized with sudden vertigo which
landed him in the gutter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-19

The company had simply been willing to pay Mrs
Walton as well as others. handsomely for being al
lowed 10 experiment with their inventions. Mrs.
Walton had been paid 900. second thousand 20 De
paid when she obtained patent and third wnen
her invention had been applied to one lnle OF road
This makes the total So 900 instead OF $1,000 has
been stated. In addition she is to receive half the
royalties to be paid by other railroads which might
desire to use the plan. Mr.. Baird said the dhculty
about this invention that ii was claimed by az
least ten others among them by George H. Osborne of
No 1853 Fourth avenue. connected with the internal
revenue office The company had also paid another
inventor 900 for having informed them or noise
deadening apparatus used on Pennsylvania road,
which passes housetops, aud appeared to be
valuable Altogether, Mr.. Baird said, the company
had already spent $4,000 in their efforts to deaden
the noise and to remove all ground for complaint on
the part of the property and residents along
the line.