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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
Accident to the Butte.

The Benton line steamer Butte met
with quite severe accident on the 28th,
ten miles above Poplar Creek, breaking
her shaft and discouraging her trip to
Benton. The Helena Will take her load
on through, and the disabled steamer will
return to Bismarck to await the arrival of
a new shaft, which has been telegraphed.
She will be ready for the fall business
about September 18th. The Benton will
leave Bismarck on the I'd instead of the
Helena, advertised for that date.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
charley collins, Bonanza.

A son of Gen. Lawler, Of the Milwaa-
kee s st. Paul r. r., has scripted tel
thousand acres about Brule City, Charley
Collins town on the. Missouri. It has
started the ball and the cry OF fraud npol
the settlers who didn't file as early as tll,
R. r. folks. Charley Collins has be-. |
before the governor asking for the Orga'-
izatlon Of Brule countys It looks " il
Collins was on to The railroads s racket,
this time, and was about to realize his
deserts. He has y patent for the quarter
section ON which The town Is situated.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
THE MINNEAPOLIS FAIR.
The Contributions Sent from This
Section.


Section.
The west side consignment for the Min
neapolis fair was exhibited on the plat
form of the depot on Thursday. There
were big beets and carrots from j. S.
Mann's place; a monster beet from the
garden of Co. A, Sixth Infantry Fort Lin
coin; a huge turnip from the garden OF
Co. L. Seventh Cavalry; cabbage heads,
as big as bushel measure, from J. S.
Mann; tree Of bull berries and a small
shock of corn like they raise in Illinois,
from J. S. Mann's farm y the finest pota-
toes from the farms of M. Lang and A. G.
Shafer. On this side Messrs Thompson,
English, Millett, Feller, and others have
contributed potatoes, cabbage, vegetables,
oa,s, ETC., and altogether as display of
the products of the soil the exhibit from
this section will be excellent -.
The attractions Of the Minneapolis fair
include Rarus, Hopeful, Sleepy Tom,
Matte Hunter, Lucy and Rowdy Boy.
The last four, the great PAGERS or side
wheel thundercrs, go fora purse of So, 900.
The California wonder, .Col. Lewis, the
trotter Of the Pacific coast, Will be there.
Darby who made 2.1615 the other day, in
Utica, is one of the slow. horses of this un-
precedented exhibition of flyers in the
Northwest. .....:.. ~: -....... ...i
Tuesday will be the Roman chariot day
one of the most exciting contests ever
seen on a race course. There is reck-
lessness about this style OF racing that
sends the blood dancing through the veins,
and crowds the spectators heart into his
throat. 9.f ... 3t@ ...., ..'.f -..
Sleepy Toms record is 212 with Mat
tie Hunter a short neck behind him. They
make a turf event that. eclipses the work
of the most flowery reporter. ...
Rarus and Hopeful trot against each
other for a purse of $4,000. Hopeful is
the tayorite in Minneapolis and the ex-
citement that the boys will get up over
him will probably cause the finest race
ever seen in Minnesota or the West for
that matter. J. A. Rea left, this morning,
to report all these races for the Pioneer
Press. -r..t a. -~t%A ..i'.laf..
The buildings have been enlarged and
the show proper will be larger and finer
than it was last year. Minnehaha falls
will be produced on life size scale. The
water will fall from the high ceiling OF
Mechanical hall. It was beautiful at the
last fair and it will be perfect at this.
The Faribault guards, the crack mill
tary company of the state, Will perform
escort duty during the exposition and
their brass band will furnish the music.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
Drowned.

Last Saturday evening Vim. Warner,
the .watchman of the steamer Gen. Tomp.
kins. fell overheard and was drowned
Warner was from st. Leuis and was q rel.
alive of Capt. Hesney, commanding that
steamer. IS .
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30

that two ponies is considered fair price for an
ordinary bride, but the unprecedented one Of five
ponies only goes to show the extraordinary at
fractions Of the lady and the wouid-be lovers in
fatuation Some were little solicitous regard
ing Lake Erie as 1t has the reputation of being
more turbulent than her sisters. Our testimony
would be that she is most amiable Of all and pre-.
ited Erie during our delay coaling and were de
lighted with it's appearance. At one of the stores
a cane made from Perry's flagship. Lawrence"
at the battle of the 10th of September, 1878, was
on exhibition. We much desired its possession
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
MONEY WOULD NOT BUY 1T.

Not many hours from Erie we reached Buffalo.
Five days constant sailing, making in all eleven
hundred miles ls quite voyage. One can but
and railroad travelling. In the latter one may ex-
change a few words and rarely engage in conyer-
sation, but in the former acguainlances are form
ed under felicitous circumstances One most en-
tertaining family the writer has In mind who had
travelled much in this country and in Europe and
narrated pleasantly their many adventures and
experiences. Otter the pleasures of a voyage
are greatly enhanced by pair of sympathetic
blue eyes looking from under long lashes and
wealth of brown hair The wharf at Buffalo reach
ed and we all went our several ways healthlcF
and happier for our delightful trip. "a.
ATB.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14

irimcnt from the potato; but the up
per surface. although fully exposed to
the floating germs in the atmosphere
will not sustain a fungus growth, IN
consequence cf the free evaporation
ofthe moisture from it. This form OF
fermentation should not be conlound-
cd with that produced by the fungus
Of the potato rot, Peroao Pord 'nJest-
ans. The chemical sctioa of the blue
mould fungus is slow, and its odor is
simply that of sour paste, while the
destruc i've action Of the potato rot is
very rapid, producing a higher state
Of decomposition and very offensive
odors. The mycelium and fruit OF
each fungus also differ essentially
from each other. Both forrES Of fun
gus produce oxidation Of the cel.ulose
structure, but with different results.
Consequently potato rot consists oil
more than the "mere decay Of the It's
sue 10y its absorption Of oxygen
The purely fungoid theory, on the 9TH
CT hand, will not account for the many
exceptions pointed out by those who
favor the chemical theory; since il
may I've shown that as the chemics
constitution and density of any vege.
tables vary, SO will the genus and spe
c,es of fungi he found to vary will
the proximate principles Of the plants
on which they subsist"
If there is truth in these remarks
the value Of sound, hearty seed is ont
great preventative. Farmers should
therefore exercise great care in thei
selection, and never plant a diseased
tuber~ Yet to my mind the funSuoi
the chief Inischiof, and go plenty o
room, good care, and / might add
early planting, should go hand il
hand with the selection of eed. Rus
sell says entire destruction by fire o
all diseased tops should be imperative
THE BRIsTLE MOULD.
One more species OF mould know
as the "buttercup blight" is so com
mon and so peculiar in its growth
that | cannot pass it by.
1t is represented in Fig.7.
Fig /
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14

sllrge in the document and folding
room Of the Hou e.
Anything 10 beat Randall is the
slogan of h ; opponents, and we will
BET "sperm whale ag inst herring
that haf Of these worthless will sue
coed. not in becoming the Speaker,
but in getting an appointment from
him to clean the House spittoons. or
WELD paste brush in putting up Ag-
riculiurai reports down in the House
basement. On personal grounds VIC
would prefer to see Blackburn Speak
or. lie possesses the finest and high
est social qualities, snd is as destitute
of that political trirkery for which
Sam Randall is notorious. as he is of
doing what he regards as 4 dishonor-
able action. JUNIUs,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14

cry reasonable man, woman and
child.
The Improvements which we
contemplate will give to our
readers from thirty to forty per
cent more reading matter, pre-
sented in clear type which will
give comfort to the eyes,and sat
isfaction to tae taste Of all who
may be pleased to avail them
selves oft. Nothing now re-
mains but to furnish us the
means to pay for the type al
ready ordered, when we can
proceed with courage and con-
tidence with our work, which
has become our life hope, and
to which we look for the reali.
cation Of those things which we
hopefully anticipate to be the
foundation Of a pleasant life
work, from which we may main
tain ourselves and enjoy the APP
proval Of our friends and pa.
irons, on whom we entirely de-
pend for that satisfaction for
which we are willing earnestly
to labor and patiently to wait.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14
Awarded the Highest Medal at Vienna and
Philadelphia.
E, & H. T. ANTHONY AND co.,
sol, broadway, New York,

MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND
IVA DEALERS IN VELVET FRAMES. AL.
BUNS. GRAPdOSCOPES, SrEKEO 5COr ES
AND VIEWS, ENGRAVINGS, CuRUMOs,
PHOTOGRAPHS, and kindred goods-Cclc.
brIiics, Actresses, etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14

sanonthly, lOo-pase Scrap Cock Of tho creumof
tho Worlds Literature. Single copy, 20c,, 81 per
year. An Oil Chrome Q4x20 inchoO OF Yosemite
Valley" price, SO: BLACK Sheep" n Sl60 book, in
paper binding; "Christian Oakleys Mistake a 81
book, in paper binding, and sample copy OF Wood
Household Magazine all postpaid, or only 80 cents
in money, or in one-cent postage stamps. Agents
wanted Must liberal terms, but nothing sent free.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

DO you know that you can get the best
Visiting Cards tor lhe ieast money Of Reed III
itichford? he sends to any addr -, 90 mixed
extra nice Cards for only - cents, or % for 10
cents. People sending to him need have no
fears of losing their money as he always fill
ALL orders on time.
I. L. RtEp. Printer, II ',hford, VI
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14
MICROSCOPIC REV
ELATIONS.
FUNGI AND ANIMALCULES
By On. HIRAM a. CUTTING, STATE GEoL.
OGIsT.

Ahis address was delivered ut Albany Mt one
OF the meetings OF the BoaId, for tile benefit
OF agriculture, and was illustrated by over
IVs col red drawings, representing the va.
rlons stages OF the fungi ANA unimalcules,
ehcn Delh8 nearly two by three feet in size.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-14
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.

We are Headquarters for everything in the
way of STEREOPrlCONS AND MAGIC Ian.
TERMS. each sly Ie being the best OF Its class
III the market.
Beautiful Photographic Transparencies of
Stauary and Engravings for the window.
Convex Glass. Manufacturers of Velvet
Frames for Miniatures and Convex Glass
P.ctures
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with di.
rectiUns for using, sent on receipt OF lOc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-06
APPLICATIONS FOR PATTY,
APPLICATION roa 4 &C.,

TO THB CARLISLE 10. ? wrSx
'Istea States Lard C6Ece. Tn,sr. ~
sHce. suHt ;. ltsy. Notice is her.t- ~
WW .tsiii ~ y Ni,hois. md yehs
virginia hsse this day filed ~, solon,
ton for . patent far fifteen kurd--S .pllek
q us Carlisle Ne. 2 nfne CT y.sr f--sr let
yer with koIsses srensd six lunSrsa ~ ~
Ns1ih, sliuAie. ixink and hsirg IN vrs.s siA
Wiring District CsrA.ty Il White w fins
state Ct Nevada. rre neun ard ds~nss sn4
tl- feLi not.s f.1 ca.siAI fl.t ~ n. seab y
pHcsss lus nuIDher sf1tyssren 4, Tln tnis
L. n. EsIse. s. csg- sss; n lie uor, ,asnlp
neTsei.n, Ihe tzteFaeF boundaries 81 $500
No o ttfEe IS fellows. 10 Wit y,ri,tie-. ~
deg east Commencing Al a post - IN
Z. ; Survey Ha. g. Whence TIE ssr,sa-Sel,
rer etBln=nz b. sections Il and Il + \ So
q 6es- 7 ABB eeetlors : and S. pxsE
De- 4. ND - btzrs y. q deg mi -
fest q. : monument Ne :. On fhs s,,--M
Kaitsesn@ke nsounc, bears s. 81 de- .
Itst- zaa Isl no. I q Us. srfx.y ".
king icGe, ts2rs y. s5S deg. ". "a 60.
iEr Carlisle No shaft bars 3. ~ ss.e
$50 feet ihsEcs running LIST eourse s 49,,
T.. lsS0 feat 70 Ieef Esfaed No. . r -
veg so 6 therce- "a esura.. 5. 3. a.
eco feet - pest narAfa No.3r.S $50
81: tnerce I'd coFrse N 50 Deg W -.sss.
to Tost NAKED No 4. L. S. s1rvsy IA. = ~
thsIsres An course N.sA deg. T.. COO a..
Y1sr Ne ]. us Ii&re e ttgtrninr enr,..x
twenty 0SIec acre.. This claim l. -,
ca reiiEtr md ~ ally froxn claim sr,s -
nearest MiLfs are the Ksng sud Carlisle g.
The lo<attsn q this 1nsHe is duly rxrrrsS
the Eeeenasrs Ace q White Pine yirs1-H-
iret' ~ feek !. Page IS Any sns al -
scD elz.11.Hg @astrrsiy fuy r1rtsun - ~
Carlisle EAss. g. said aiIing grsrr5 >
h~srtlEsk1cre described. are reoutrss - :.
iheir sassr4e slslm eish the Eesastsr y ~
United Stssfz Lsnd CfErs. ct TnrsEs 49,
: state e Nevada Surlnz ;he s;xtw ~
u rahlieat1au hereof. ~ they wili - E,-sS
~ yirfue 81 TIE TrgysssfHs # II. s..tuss
.se1ad !. y EEn, Hsr;rs~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-06
NEGOTIATION FoH pArExT

rr-C TEE WELSH KING NfSE-SO- 1iS-
Tasted State Lad Cf1ee. EATeSa, Sew.
f1ue -, lsss--&Itsae - hershE k3ttn: tAsi
az Atlantic ard fzrtr TuFLl aE1 EsEihs
rauwaEEy. E1ese FesEgfce address - hureka-
Neszza. have th1s 6sT E4ca fass trrAsatieA
sur a pats1t fr esLt Aus -rs1 hrsaF f..ief
taT Welsh Atre atls - Ff9ns tf1EsnA -i4N.F
x:a sas1zss a-ul& trs Eun4rt@ ffst -
WsEsh. sias4e- lyazg sEd tetas - AsreA@ asH-
5HN District. q . e4 I1FsAz s1o stat y
Estz. .Es s86Sl AID 1ats& II TIE as@
slasss 1la cMgEHi Iaxt CO 81 ~ ms Gct =
Las NJ Ie3- Ihe e27sFsF NNSasttsr 81 sAta
Lea NJ. Ii hefas a. folIsps.t Il w.t Ysrftten
76A Eterefs sssG l~tsauIaFg At = POST NaFkea
No. !. Us survey So- fsAs 10 ssn-e bean2 FNst
Nc. r. Z : SzFFsE S0. rs. L1rtrn Hede,
whsHee ENAy EfN Nc ks4rs E3 tN tG H.
SSH fret. HEst "a F7astsat rek a.rAst Y.
: gaeuraszf Nc. 4. Esrrs ~. leg 81 na4usN-
sGa faaf. srgare t7fe. THREE feat IL di4nsseF.
sEretrg u tie ErtGc RI E1eestrT fa1Iei-
tssrs X. So HeE- q etA. = SO fiNt. &na taf
cszssK q tretnc faksAets1 k11s s5fiar teEFs
s s. srr- ~ ~ last; fAFUea- rrIsts krst
eoU-a S 51s - As ttst Fs5 a1r@s4 50, Y.
S. saryI A3-5es LeeEEe ssrs eTar- =
asE w. 4H fest. - Fcss asrER4 40 3 Us
sasxrF Ne ia thfrns, tAiFd coNrss 81 6ee
". k@N fest peat uArEe9 We 81 = sGEzfs
Nn- ia. tie ssne tf41G 1855 N@@ sag saT-
Fsg NJ tt5s std fkeNEF. SIS coarse N4 EeF-
r. - gess, = gnss&a- 3. re rzaeH q DeEn-
uinH. raassau4Aa fEset G-iea 1ezs 382< fla41
s. NsEL9sI 81 fAv zezlh b fhe LHHtafn.
TAt 9seEtru * this Fatls . eaiTr Eeas q
&c = aners oGee GE7rtAaA taiE L4sstlrt
s aestsssly say FsFtiea 81 s1id welsh
EtAE Asze - said mixing gsNs9s 81 Eesf-
{lkeTe1 seriFf3s - FaESsrs& - fs
tAelr aGres eas1Hg ~t@ tte Register of iht
Il5t6s FAa. EeEi g11sf. ~ Euf~Ea. in IT,
s1t. = Ecrzea. caring III ttHiF dsas Vszioa
81 rahH@at.en hereof. O. tasT SAL he texzea
Is s.fsaa 81 he xrsszaoas q ths slsfats-
eaG& JAS Ec@AHTTN. Ese FssE-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-06
APPLICATION ran a rArExr

i've THE SAGE Brush MlNI-No. az.
United St1fss Iaud CHee, fnreka- -
vAdA. June p. iNss-Sutice Il herts 49,
thss lie Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel Il hin,ss
Company. whese Fosinflse aadrsss IL hnfssss
Nevada. have this day hled their spphs,xy
fer = patent fer fffeS n hundred linear IT,.
the Sage Brush nairs tr ven. ttsrins ~
With surface GROUND two hundred ieet /.
width. situate. lssre srd heing in the Lnss's
Mining District. county a fureka, ana ~
uf Nevaaa. ard kuCwn rra ces1eha'tn ~
field nots< ard caseial plat On RE I'D thisu
As Let Ne. fSa. The exterior bouDdarisse
said Let Ne. lf5 being g. follows, 20 vii; Nsni
alton itN deg. east Beginning a. -
marked Nc. 1. L. :. Survey Ne. r. sneE'
lshy HIN Ne. I bears y. l ceG; - n
lssas4 isst: pest IN prominent toek, mars~
:. noranent No 1. bess~ y. deg. y nis. =.
4...e feet; a srrrce rire tree. three ieet ~
aniestr. ,sHdlne at The I1auth cftEe fssei.t
tsnbel. IsSTs y. II deg 81 min east Nv
pest Ne q U. :. Survey NS- 80 i
ieae bears n. | Geg. g m3n y 80 ~" ~ 10
the Spge Brush shaft hears n. 10 eeg- Wv
feet. thence. running first eenrse , - eek. ~
~ feet. TO roSt marked NJ. .. Z. :. SrrssyN
lss: ths nee. N course n. deg w. -" ,es.
10 pest rsHrkai M , Y. ; ShrNss 81 .osf
thence. sd course n 81 DIES. F., 500 feet, 70 ~
marked 40. 4. L. s Survey No. rs ard .nsns
4fh ccgrse, 5. deg. +. Leo feet, 70 pos' 90 I'D
the place 81 beginning, contsihins III ~
acrss. This claim il bounded "a t.e .asn.
the Eerutlsc, sid ~ the east ny tns - this
and Welsh King miues The lesauoh ~ Of.
n.ine Is duly rctcrled IN the Etsor1srs n.
nee ~ Fursfa Mining DssIrsct, IN booA - :.
page Isl. Any ard sii psrstrs siAlh,a's nine
vers,ly cry lertian q said ssse nru " a.
er sa{a mining erruna ns hereinbefore n
a~rilssl. re required to nle tasir adverse md
wih tie Rsxishr Of the United sts,es AM.
ofscs. Il Furcka. in the State e NeNa"h. rsof.
Ing the sixty days period q puhiiss.,an rrovir
or they will h. haTrsa ~ virtue OF inc
ions II the statute. .u,ser
5e1a1Na JAS. AcAAhiiN'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-06
APPLICATION roR 4 p.yv~.

Tfo TIT CHIHUAHUA NIyE-vo. mr.
Il = ia11 ofee. Eartks- Nsyset. yu-rs
hs Nct-es u Iertsy si1fn. tat he Bsv
state silver EluirE CcEIany. xhess rTst.1-ss
scorsss - fpstfn. Mass. lave this d,y 49,
thesf sfEAeAreB fer : rattut ~ s:xtten ~,
Grtd hEfar f.tf II IT, Elsf u8lrx MIS-.
vein. herring siixer. wiih Eusssee .rxrrd ~.
hundred feft IN NsHsf. sssns;e. lyssx Az ls,r-
u AsE%Ts AtptAS lssttsets CtuLsy Il vhiS
tEf- tAA state - NHTea4. and fnrxn -
dss snstta Is tie fsla AH;ss sfs efnrisl ~
- lie 81 tAts cfes 81 LIT Nc. 1e1iy1re -
txtsrtr NnEdares q sas8 ~ 10 ii hsfnr =
fcfa ~ 70 Wit Variation iak ssg. east ~
ginning as a itss EssFAeB Ne l. r. i srrr,v
Ne 81 the esns tsing Fest Ne. i tfU. 4. III.
veg Ne a. frss7e state Ike. rL,rr,
The SEXTON eerasr or "a rcrfks an lnu,a.yv
n SECTION 2, 2. -. \ r IS dtg. 4: Neurt n.
hbL n4tI&&Esr ks*rs ~ - fsx p asss feef.
! snd t1s fACRft IT SO fhiAeataz trr1si i..,.
y fS4 ess teaf tssts Et1sins srvt
aaHrse = SsA g " ~ sst shn4 szia snr.
vsg ". s.. T. rst EssEb.d Ns.a q. :. ssrey
sssNaG erufae A.42A Gfs N-.Estfe fftf 4 rest
rasAE1 q L. : sarfs5 - a. IL erre siird
clr ~ EeR. ~ & e. e Tssf htrtsd
4 Nc. 4. H 3. kwfvsY So ~. ~ z tffres feprth
eaarse s.85 rtg T. 1870 FRET 10 posf yo.,.
the psxre 4 teg5uHsae. scHffsafrs stxsr "a.
! 100 asrSs. 1Ai. elas1a d heaEtgsa 81 he sauih.
EAST y tie Eax STATE see. Tie l~nettsun II
itss kline IS 1HlF r~seerssa IL tie Eercrstr,s
ollet q NawHrs M.rits Ifssri4t. IN BesA
7 A. pace - AHE alG 80 Ftftsak tss Ming 3D.
YeEss}y Soy iesufu ~ esd tksig 1 "a aims,
er said riHlns Ieef4 A. aE'.sfsfsw de-
serites. are rtrairs1 60 IL lfsir sdsns
I elsisa wtsA fAp EtFsaf " IT, fa8sss States
Lza4 CGees II Iursss. q T. fssts Il ytvsds.
I agrsrR tie sissy &sgs FfrfG Il IEklieasisn
Eefeof. * ties wsA e hlg-tA sisiH< q ~
Z pIaxtFters = IT, st.fgte
Fl5oca sas NeGAr-is. Rg1sir.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-06
APPLICATIONS FOE PATENT.
..yIrc.rroS FOR a PATENT

no r4r IrcKT EoT NIyE-So- Us
rs La 49, Alrzkz- AeFzaA 80
- -Nrrio~ : Esrsty EVeH. rHss =
Tss-s A NeafzonsrT- A11sef BIS
cr~4- J McG- Scott. Z T. Dodge, AnoD-
u.--s wtcss r1std&os s4cr@ i -
So. ave shss E.y SKI their aFFL-
- for pste1f far Elts1 Eaa1r-4 H.
g-fo Il fhs Lady By lziDe. q veiA
xrxs- viii sur1ace grand tNo A&A1Tt1
- wfsA flruase- iFl1g and tel1g n 1870
Ns-szz District Co1zry q E7reAs
= NerrSa. I'D krow1 szd css.-U-t@d s.t
ed aate~ o-A E-.to7 = -- Z
- Il. No 12- TEe exterior c1.
- Lei ~a 10 Oeing a. fellows, % Tli -
-4-5r is degrees EAST Ezs1zlI5
-x-fes N5-- L ; s1rvey No IL. 1900
800 IN ths -E~E q E1zeks e@&s
a xu-E, as.I lex. EEpy Iii Nc-I na
4 ssz = Eic- W 10 fstt- pet
: ~-~rev SO- g. Nttzc1 Ellf. AsE
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-06
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
IPPLIcArEos TOE 4 pAf.Na

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Strtss Land OGre. k7ftAA- - -
.4s-NOneei j. barely kl.f.. tE
s.,.tr "a Pa tic Tunnel aAa A-. 49,
--fr.e PUztofce sd3rtss l. EafsNs. sres
Y - 80. a. died their spHhcsuon ior .
- - fozrs.en hundred linear feet "a t1s
.rtern ui1e q vein l@-nk s.2tsL,
- zrepr5 rEc ksEdrrd feet.s riath; 1850
- 49, y Ear~Fs &iAsng District.
p-- ana state u Nevada AID
- - sessapated b. the field notes snd
-. "a @l4 IN tbs caEcs a. Lot No. lns-
sxte.isr tozasisr1es a safe A~t -. -
icing as ~fesIosz. = vi; tsI..1.
- est beginning af q post married so-i,
.arx@g No. Isl, whence B1py Hin mol
f~~-x =. ldsu q. T., 1881 feet; post on ps~Ai-
rert rock marked L. : moruEneni 30. Ear
lEez II rusn- " s-ss1 feet . slfaee F.ae
-. $780, f@st in diameter. standing al The
--~s.h n tae ExeslsSo- tunnel. bears S-tS Deg
- "a L. - feet. and tie eenfer q ms toP
= ~ Lantern Incline bears y if@ osg- ".
IA fees. there. rr1na1E ~ ceafss
II ss feet - rzss marked 81 > sur
80 I'D ti.erse. 81 course y ) deg W,
7 "a 81. 4 post marked No. 3 I. D. Survey
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se~t I, post m.sfs1 No g. q > surF.f Nc.
10 ard thence. SEE course > Org 49,
80 - "a ra.rEsrn bu1czry Of L. =.
Srrxrv No. fsa. Gas Light lode w1tnfe T1st
NJ. icf SID Gas Leht surrey hesrs N.S'l
&c. y. Is sis feet t--Az : y fcel 70 ssstLtfN
fas.rsz- = sid T. = Survey Nc ~. whence
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I t4 p.zes 4 s-lH1i.E- 80 much II s1ic L
SurTfs No las, Gas Lsht Ioct, a. eDnalets
VIZ a1ss s-rv~y. IS hs1soy ezeA1etd Sssa
useFsrfas Gsssr.tez a. fellows. = EIi FeStn-
u--s Al Post Eo- iof SID Gas A4tht survey
- ma.gr sAaare lot course : Hr DEG =.
u 80 seet- 4ae1ce. - - ; 1es h1o ~
fss.- fAeaS. u causse y IN GtF W. - +40
Fs.- ~ rss. ~. saf said Gas Light surrey
"a ssaoe, "a raa-s y ~ deg =. es fest
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