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why One Railroad In. stopped Running

MrDDLErowS. n. Y. Jan. 22.-The Midland
Railway Company has ceased operating the Auburn
branch Of It's road This extends from Norwich Cort
fand, forty eight miles II Is the best paying Of the
roads branches The towns along the heavily
bonded In ai of the road The company objects
INK it, taxes IN the towns After removing all the prop
erty possible away from the several stations AMI run
ming all the rolling stock e. other the road the
company closed the branch II claims that cannot al
iuri Co paw the taxes aud the road SIX miles the
main line track In North Norwich assessed soon
The company has taken all its aud other property
out OF the town, and all trains through the town
without making any stops The same course was adopt
ed At oxford new tfostle building hy the Compa.
ny at this station aud the collector attached the timber
necessary Tor the work and the had be- paid
since then the trains stop at Oxford without being
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Publle Deht R.rnnalnr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Senate passed to-
DAY the House bill authorizing the Secretary OF :ho
Treasury in rounding the public debt 70 exchange
nreouy at par the bonds Of tie United State bearing in
brest AZ four per cent authorized by law Tor the bonds
Of ne United states commonly known A. i've .twenucs
outstanding ana uncaled, ANA whenever all such i've
tweny bonds shall have been redeemed the provisions
~ tins section And all existing provisions law author
lAns the reudns of the national debt shall Apply Ia
my bonds OF ue United states bearing interest al 1--WE
per cent or higher rate which may he rcdermAhe In
tny exchange made under the provisions Of this cuon
Interest may be allowed on the bonds redeemed Tor A
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WASHINGTON. Jan. %, The Committee OF
Inference or the Consular and Diplomatic Appropria.
ton hil at n meeting this afternoon. reached a hnaI
agreement and Will recommend that the bill be enacted
in such shape A. 10 conform exactly the law OF last
session. win the addition oi clause providing Tor the
second Secretaries Of legation who were dropped
the appropriation bill tor the current year BY the
adoption Of this report the House viii rccedc from all its
salaries
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K,ned for pl.,urslnr q I.l,ernry sec,e,r.

CINciSNATI. Jan. 22.-The Young Peoples
Literary society Of Deerncd, Lebanon, Ohio hs,
been troubled by number of roushs consrcgaunc 100 e
vicinity for some weeks past List saturday the
stationed guard at the door and when the roughs at
tempted % force entrance work was begun IN
earnest by the guard one Of the parties named FAIR.
child was cut seven times the head and shoulders
lie was carried away shutter and IT'S thought that
hc Is mortay wounded Tho rest Of the gang fed There
I'M
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON luI ALlur nm. IL l.LA

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
on ami after AN. Is 1873.
Trains leave New York. wa DcsolOsses and Cortianit
streets Ferries a. follows;
Express fog alrshurg Pittsburgh. the West and South
with fuimtn Palace cars attached at A. NJ, and
$50 r. NJ. daily
For Mhamsport, Lock Haven CORY. ami Erie at : -
4 NJ, connecting At Cory for IltusVille. Petroleum
Centre anu tle oh Regions Wtllamsport and Lock
HaVcn,9 A VI.
Baltimore. Washington and the South. Limited wash
ingtou ENpres. OF Pullman rarlor Cars dulY except
sunday, 10 A. NJ arrive Washington 4 ~ T.. NJ Resl
lar AT 90 amt 20 A. VI. ami 10 T. VI. sunday
80 A. NJ. and 10 7. NJ For Baltimore. I +. NJ. except
SUNDAY
Expire tor Philadelphia, $50 10 % 40 Limttcdn
II A. VI I, 3 80. :, D. d. : 80 $50 ana 10 T. ~ sun
day 40 ami A NJ. 8. q. 3d. 3D. and 10 T. NJ Emi.
grant and secOul class, 80 4. VI.
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey City anorllus speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh 50 Ia. 20 NJ 10 ID
4 VI daily. o.fO "A VI $50 T. VI daily except Monday
Prom Washington and Baltimore, 80 A. NJ. >. 80
80. 10 T. NJ SUNDAY. 90 A W and 1910 r "
Prom Philadelphia, so, 8 %. go 10 40 llJp A. NJ .
2 3 80 % q - -. and 1910 T. "; sunday. ASA
100. lu.i1, II 80 A. VI. q -. ~ ~ 4. VI.
Ticket Onces, 52b and ga Rrotdway, l Astor House.
and foot OF DeshrOsscs and Corandt sts Court It and
BrooSiyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton 4. brooklyn.
FRANK THOMSON l.. r. FARMER
General Manager Gent PASSENGER AGENT
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Amer the Un,leen.ed Liquor Sellers.

Superintendent Walling. after talk with Ex-
else Commissioner Morrison Monday evening. ordered
the police Captains TO DO the lookout Tor vostors Of
the liquor Law There are hundreds of unlicensed liquor
dealers but bare halfdozen followed the order
ON Tuesday evening, capt Williams discovered an II.
regular license IN Patrick tuvs harrouu At ~ Fourth
avenue. II had been issued by the Excise Hoard ~
seven wears bat the date had been changed ami the
name OF the original holder erased that Cuy being
substituted The words AZ the bottom This hcense cX
ptrVs Aug n iS12.' remained funv claims o. have
been ignorant Of the fraud. which, he declares
pctraei by somebody to whom he paid what good
fefls IA Ne rn
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OdDESsDURG. N. Y. Jan. "a. Tho following
notice Is posted on the door OF the Judson Bank this
mornings
Owing 10 unusual financial pressure and the large de
probation OF the value OF real estate and securities nm
compelled 70 close the JudsOn Bank With moderation
on the part o my creditors confidently expect to pay
all my liabilities IA inl
(sgnedl J D. JuDSOH
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BALTIMORE. Nd Jan. 22.-w Fell Giles
Judge o. the udtcd States District Court District OF
Maryland lies dangerously III at his residence In thi.
CITY and his recovery regarded extremely doubtful
Judge GILES Is now ~ years Of age ami has been Judge
li.nf
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Singntnll.

A RIZONA Chief Gold and silver Mining Company
n York-Thc stockholders Of this company are
hereby notified that there will be called stock holders
meeting held At the compauys ONCE. Oh Monday, Jan.
"a iS7O at - for general business purposes By
der OF JAS. L. WISE. J. J. SMITH, JAS. W. MILLS.
Trustees
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Interfering with a United state. Marshal.

BALTIMORE Jan. Pain the United States
Circuit Court today WIN. McCleary. Judge Of election
indicted for interfering with special DE- CIV United
STATE, Marshal IN the sixth Ward at the late Congress
sional election pleaded guilty, aud was fined - and
cn.ls. I'D all. - ~.
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PULvERMACHER's
ELECTRIC BELTS

FOR sRLY.APPLICATIoN TO ANY PART or rHR
BODY,
Speedily and efectuay cure Nervous Chronic. and
Special Diseases without medicine.
The most learned phy scians aud scientific men OF Eu-
rope and this country endorse them.
These noted Curative appliances have stood the
test Tor upward Of thirty years and protected by lev
tiers patent In all the principal countries OF the world
They decreed the only Award Merit for Electric
Appliances At the great Worlds Exhbiuons-Paris Phi
adephia and elscwhe have been found the m0d
valuable safe SIMPLE aud efficient known treatment ft
he cu If
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Sabinas Ranhs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, 18th av. cor.
~ ner lfth stThe semi annual dividend Al the rate uf
FIVE per cent per annum was declared Jan l. 1873 on
ALL SUNS from IS To 5000 Interest commencing the
LIST OF each month Assets. 50 $50 l-s o.; surplus.
2Oo32 ~ RICHARD II. BULL, President
G. W. BRiScEERHoFT, Secretary.
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Stsumbuats auo 8alIro1o,.

WI wAY.-Opcn rom 50 a. NJ to y T. W Rector
st. nearest point Tor wall It. ferry; Curtandt st.
est point Tor Jersey cay AM communpaw ferries, Park
Barclay It terry Hphokcu. Chambers st., nearest
point Tor Pavona and Ere Railroad Jerry; Franklin It.
Grand st. nearest points tor Deshrosses st. terry
Jersey city BcecSer Il, sth 4. nearest points
Tor Christopher 81 Terry 10 Hobokcn IAN -
Nearest point Union Square and Lyccun Thea.
tres, Academy Of Music. Irving and rammany Halls
2Ji st-NeArcst point 20 Booths 81 James. and Park
Theatres, Grand opera House, Gilmorc's Garden. Ma
some Temple. and jersey tib ferries 33i st-Nearest
point 10 STANDARD broadway aud FUN Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. ami san Francisco Minstres 42d IT. tom
meets with New YORK Transfer Co.'S cabs tor Grand Cen.
tlal Deuot 5-th st-Noarest point Tor Central PARK
For uptown trans take east siie stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare 10
cents cxccptbctween the hours Of 50 and ~ A. ant
and Up NJ when the iarc scents Connects with the fol-
lowing horsccar lines At Rector St with South
ferry at Grand It. with Tor Dcsbrosses AMI East
Grand al Bceckcr ST. with east AMI
west AZ sth 4 with carstor carst!lher and East lnh
- ferries at lt st. with for West 23i AMI
I'D and 3ith Il ferries At ait St with Wee.
hawken ierry at oeth T. with cars OF Belt Line Rail.
road. WIN. H. GAKRlSON PrcsldeuL
Va
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lamar IMDIEM.

Unv,r sall, prescribed by the Faculty "A Laxative
rctrcshius, AMI Wcdcatcd Fruit Lul'nsc for W. hume
dthc relief and cncctua cure at consultations headache
bile. h,murrhodt a. lamar tuuikr p j. iud Co... u.uL
purgauNes Is agreeable to take and never prouec.
tauuu. T. GklLLON, ~ Rue Kambutcau. Pans
Sold By an chemists
FOUGERA 4 60.
30 North William 81 NrW York
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Nibiotnos.

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL
Insurance COMPANY NEW YORK. JAN %. 1879
THE TRUSTEES IN CONFORMITY To THE CHAR
TER or THE COMPANY. SUBMIT THE FOLLOW
ING STATEMENT OF ITS Affairs on THE sisr
DECEMBER, 1919.
Premiums received on Marine Ri.Ss from
LIST January. 1919, To 3lsi Dccemhcr l.It siU"5S "
Premiums on Policies not marked OF LIST s,s COZ ae
January 1873 .sss''ssst'. 'Nt0"'' ~
Total amount Of Marine Premiums s5.s5sOO5 ~
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks upon Fire DISCONNECTED WIN
r' Is9s to sis pece,nbcr is7s s4iee o24 90
Losses paid during the same o,o -. a.
Returns Of rremi-
pe pens " NJ. i ss5oooo 81
The Company has the following Assets, viz
ciiy Sa%s %%i s!GsT s,oss. $40 ose 5ss %
Real Estate and claims due the Company o,oo,, N
Premium Noes and Bil. Receivable. ... is3g2le z
Cash IN Bank ''i-'' -
Total amount Of Assets ............ .si33 2o4dJ 10
Six per cent interest on the outstanding certificates Of
pronts will be pail to holders thereof or their legal
representatives and Tue say the Fourth OF Feb
ruary next
The outstanding certificates Of the issue Of 1873 will be
redeemed and paid the holders thereof their legal
representatives on aud Tuesday the Fourth OF Feb
ruary next which date all interest thereon will
cease The certificates be produced at the time Of pay
ment and cancelled.
dividend Of Thirty per cent Is declared on the net
earned premiums OF the Company for the year ending
December 1878 for which certificates will be issued
on and after Tue SHAY. the Sixth Of May next
BY order Of the Board j. II. CHAPMAN Secretary.
TRUSTEES
J n JONES HORACE GRAY.
CHARLES DENNIS. EDMUND W. cORL1Es,
W II ~ MOORE JOHN ELLIOTT
LEWIS CURTIS ALEXANDER v BLAKE,
CHARLES H. RUSSELL ROBT - MTNTuRN.
JAMES Low, CHARLES H. MARSHALL,
DAVID LANE GEORGE W. LANE
GORDON W. BuRNHAM ROBERT L. STUART,
FRANCIS sKIDDY JAMES DE FOREST.
WIN sruRGIS. FREDERICK CHAUNCEY.
ADOLPu LEMOYTH, CHARLES D. LBvER1CH,
JOSIAH o. Low. WILLIAM BRYCE,
WILLIAM y. DODGE, WILLIAM H. FOGG,
ROYAL PHELPS. PETER V. KING
THOMAS y YoUNGs THOMAS D. CoDDINGTON
@. A. HAND. HORACE X TIiURBER,
JOHN d HEWLETT A. A. RAVEN.
WILLIAM H. WEBB, WILLIAM DEGROOT,
CHARLES p BURDETT. BENJAMIN H. FIELD.
J. u. JONES President
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice. President
W. H. II. MOORE. "a Vicc.Prest
A. A. RAVEN, 81 Vice Prest
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tdlHntto- --ttmalts.
-UP.TOWN ADVEKTIsEWs

A UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
~. May leave their iayors for rns Sun at the only
s w. B1Sqe q, sSTnSr 9, sls n a NJ ami
$50 80 av., corner OF 47th st. iii sP VI
De East l4th St, corner Union square, I'LL SPIN
A WOMAN to do general Homework for amly OF
n three persons Can, with reference in the store 90
A vAMPEE and Operw2F'o99 xs Hae; e. aRe ,aoe;'
ALPACA coat hands wanted operators AMI basters.
n 2i7 West ioh St. between 7th aud sth avs
ROOK FOLDERS wanted at CREIGHTON 4 co.'s.
- 23i Fulton ST also boy who understands trimming
EXPERT eorier on chemisc bands W &w ma.
II chine 4o2 9TH av, cor 18th St ookyn, top floor.
GREATEST REDUCTION sewing machines,
f SO s to W @ SO DfEN Bond 20 s
Girls who understand winding wor.ted and cotton
~ warn Inquire at L. GREENBAUh SONS, %
OPERATORS on " W machine, and busters;
- srls to lnlsh on white vests Call at 100 sth ST.
OPERATORS wanted on linen, ali AGA and flannel
hamsbursh.
- H.MACY a. CO.. IAN st and 9th av want
wear TO work inside, at home Apply at Manufactur
ing Once "a floor
SEEMING MACHINEs;-w W, $40 70 $50, 81
- weekly, SINGER. Domestic, Ac. fl2 up.
BRowN. ~ Grand st, near Forsyth.
SINGER improved, 81; wngeerA Wilson, - to sl5j
- guaranteed 2yeAr'' rented s1tp,,v go, ,,.,...
SEWING MACHINES rented. sold decidedly
- cheHp repaired we'll stores. 70 Greenwich aV. and
No 1877 East Broadway
XVANTED-One sewing Girl to run machine; also
w an uphOlscrer. who thoroughly understands Turk
tsh work To such steady work viii be given Amply AT
No ~" Canal It, between ~ and ~ A. NJ, Thursday.
WANTED-A forewoman in shirt dc department., must
w have nrst class references
ROBERT X DAVIES A co, 53s West 23d st.
WANTED-Operators ON boys waists ana chudrcn's
w dresses, 20 work AT home. VI NEIMAN, Is UniYcr
hy lmot between 18th and "ih sts
WANTED-Outioor operators on ladies' muslin I'M
w drrwtar, eNpcrruccd night gown and chemise
hands preferred rs Walker st.
WANTED Experienced hands m lawn bows and
'! scaris, work gwen out FRENCH A co. Lspen
ard st.
WANTED-stitohers and loopcrs on almanacs at
w DANIELS SON 5, ~ Ro,e st.
NVANTED-A hrstclass operator
w HOFFMAN BROS, 40 18th aY
WANTED-Opcrators on shrts, steam or foot
w power; steady work 5;N West 2dd st
WANTED-lrmer.o on white shirts, plenty WORK
w ANA hlsh prices 5ds West sd St
ANTED-Good operators on white shirts Apply
w al W Prince st, fourth floor
XOINCs girls rii oninin ...uaon, rcc lod,inss ana
meals at &c eAch nj the Girls Lodging House ~ 81
Nhlks place, sth 81 under care Of Cmdrcns AID So.
ttAl Also, lfce instruction on sewing machines trom9
.Ivt mtuusN.
Ok coon hands wanted on blossoms ana piquets At
~ 80 Canal st
HO CUSTOM PANTS nnshcrs wanted Call all
w week ID Barclay H.. ID door.
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j. IL. shemeId's Death.

RoNDoUT. n Y, Jan ~. j. Is. Shcfneld. a
hge paper manufacturer at sAuger ties died At noon
oday AT the axe OF II years Of congcs u0n caused by
heart lhcuty His wife aud eight children survive hun
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TO HHILADELPnIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THB oLD-RsTABLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NkW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DEC 10. 1874
Express Trans leave New lurk. Desbrosses and
toruanit Streets Ferries. As follows
80 80. ~, .. 10 Uimitcdl II A VI. l. $50 3 n
~. \ 30, and 10 T. NJ - -
Boats ct "BrooNyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey Ctty, anorilng speedy aud direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia y on, 3l5, ass /
!aa, :, : 3n, and II A. tlimltcd Express 81 p
NJ I, go I and 1855 + VI On sunday, II o.
3i1,a51, X, $50 A. VI. .73j =. NJ
Ticket offices, a2o and ga Broadway Aston House.
ana io9t OF Dcbro,,cs amt corlai SIS Court and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot o Fulton BROOKLYN. ia
10 aud ~ Hudson ST. HonoAeu. Depot Jersey civ
Lmisi Az ueArt pnier, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, /. l. FARMER
Hehtfd Manager. dcnl PASSENGER AGENT
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PULVERMACAER GALVANlC co.,

De- Avoid bogus Bclts Bands ana Appliances claiming
electric qualities oar Pamphlet cxpliins how 10 ul,uh
gui-h the genuine from the spurious
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GnsllIfss dnlntts.

A PINE bakery doing good AMI profitable business
"A tor sale az great bargain. MITCHELL 10 Cedar St
L'OH sALE-Nicely nttcd up confectionery store.
with stock, price, 500 1907 81 Av
L'OR sAIE-Drug drawers and railing Stores htted
Il 10y JAS HODGE, td Watts st, rear
'I'O LEr-A coal yard. with gravclro rooted sheds
Office AMI scale. ON West 22d st. between 10Th aud
nm avs Inquire Of SIMEON GUrMANN, 369 Bway.
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READER, ARE YOU AFFLICTED L?

and wish the degree OF health strength
aud energy experienced in former yrars' Do any u
the following symptoms class 0f symptoms meet your
diseased condition. Are you suffering from illhenlth IN
any Of its many and muluiari0us FORMS consequent un
lingering nervous. chronic ur functional discas'f DO
YOU feel nervous dchtntcl. trvtui umii and lack tho
power NJ will and action, Are YOU subject 10 lnssM
memory have spells Of niutnc iullncss of bOul tho
head feel suess. mopng unnt tor business pleasure
and subject to nts OF melancholy Are your kdnHtS
stomach, or blood IN disurdercd condition. Do -u
Ter from rheumatsn. ururaleia, or aches AMI paisf
Have you been insreet ~ early wears and tnl yuur
Are YOU umii nervous. aud inrgetiul. nui your mul
continually dwelling ON the suhiectf Have you lost
confidence IN yourself and energy Tor business pufu
Arr subject % any uf the following symptoms Rest
less nights. broken sleep, nightmare dreams pnlitln
OF the heart haslfus~S confusion IDEAS tNrr-iuu %
society diLAness In the head. dmness M ssht uimufs
ami hoichcs the face and back, aud other dc~rnnr
stmptomsf Thousands OF young men. uic middle sod
and even tie old suffer from nervous ana physical i
itv Thousands Of females. too. are broken dtw1
health aud spirits from disorders peculiar 10 th srN
and who frnn false modcsty neglect pro'nus ihur
sunerings Why. then further neglect subject -n no
means oi ~ sturatinuf fiLNERMACIIER y ELE, TRIO
BELTS AND BANDS cure these various d'-oa. trnuli
tons after all other means fail. ant we oncr the noa
convincing testimony direct from the afflicted thrm
selves who have been restored to health. -rcugh and
energy after drugsing IN NHin tor months and
Send now Tor DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET aud TilR
ELECTRIC QUARTERLY, large illuNnici Journal
continuing iili particulars ani IMPORTATION WORTH
PUlvERMACHER GALVANIC co.,
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DAILY average 36i DAYS .... IIe,ei7
Total pagers printed from Jan I. 1870 tuJu . !"it
lS0'.t",sti, maAIus a dI.J aYrtu.t col 1 1851 i'
Nlc Nuult tame.
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Clarendon Hall, in Thirteenth street, was
the place Of yesterdays first public meeting Of
the New York Ladies' Walking Club. The most
careless observer could have seen that some
thing out OF the common was literally on foot.
Groups OF young women with anxiety depicted
on their countenance gathered on the portco
and Hobbies and discussed the details Of the OK
hibition. On the walls we're programmes in
large type, as follows
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ltntistrn.

Joni and see our g. sets Of teeth open day and even.
~ ih9 Eghth Avenue Dental Association. 80 sth aV
DENTAL Office 4ai Canal st. corner IIud Teeth
- extracted, 2ac hlns, 5Oc sets -, teeth repaired
while waiting
INEErH extracted. 25c with gas soc ull gum sets
warranted up pr BRoUGlfoN "a West an It
gR FULL. SETS -Gum teeth. ~; single n: war.
RO ranIed. n. y Dental Rooms 261 9th aY Esab 1851
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

L. =. LAND OFFICE.
ELEN NJ. T.. July II. Isl?
N0TJCE is hereby given that Charles \. Lar
able and Marcus DAILY. whose pos;Ofiice al
dress is Butte. Deer Lodge county. Montana Ter
iiury. have this day filed their application for
Il patent Tor lJlj linear feet Of the ~. Lawrence
Lode. Miue or VEN. bearing copper and Other
metals. with surface ground varyin. from ~ tn
:j feet in width. situate, lying and being IN
Summit Valley Mining .%,iStrict. county ~
Deer L.olge. Territory Of Montana. and known
plat on file in this office as lot No. "a. in T.3 y.
l.. ". of the principal base and meridian. Ter
ritory OF Montana. The exterior boundaries of
said lot No. ~. being as follows. to-wit: \aria-
ton 20 T. Commencing at a granite stone In
10Xs ms. set at the y. W corner. marked I NJ.
{. u. with mound OF earth alongside, and run
ming theme" =. ST. ~ r. 1922 feet: to the y. +.
corner. from which the !. sec. cor. between sees
Nos. aid Is. T. 3. n. X ! ". bears y. "a rs W.
pa CHAINS distant thence s. y ~ r.. 4i feet
thence n. 81 W. 1875 feet. thence n. - 80 W.
iL5 feet. to place of beginning. containing u IL
no acres. This claim is bounded on the W. by
tic Anaconda Lode. claimed by Michael \
Hickey.
The location Of this mine is daily recorded In
the Recorders office of Deer Lodge county, III
persons claimin adversely ard portion of said
St. Lawrence Lode mine or said mining grou. ID
AS hereinbefOre described. are required to file
their adverse claims with the Register of the L.
y. Land Office Fat Helena. in the Territory OF
Montana. during the sixty days perio! of pub.
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute.
T. 4. BAKER. L.. =. Dep. Min. Sur. 1D
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No. 1u,.i
APPLICATION FOi: PATENT.
|. =. LAND DrrIc!

l.. ~. lLtfb oIElti.
i.Ei.tNA. ". T.. Iuh" u. i.;.L
H'iiiCE. Is hereby published. Tia; Marcus
~ l'"!E. Who's po>toi!i'>. address j. H'HlEnr-
rili,'' l'ccr l.ni9e county. MoIrlii:.. has Thu hav
tiicd alpiic'til"t for '"v.'a i!u,rir"i ana iprry-
t"n 80 linear feet, on the t9t'ui.n. l1ia min
in' cam. hearing silver ur liner metals. sim
2t''t IN summit Valley Miann" District. Deer
Long" equity. Montana. N St.rrinp T., Towr>Iin
), North VI Range = Wc>i, when claim j, ~
corded in the County Recorders Office. in ana
tof said county. and described as follows. To vii,
i''s!,''!iiig ut a post marked NJ. &. 1l>-I for cor,
,icl No J. ron which In" section Cor.n on r,.,h
raiisc : west. bears =. SO W, l.347 feet .;i>r:.;,t
ana running thence y. lo2; l.. 20 ica:, thence n
10y +. ~ lr",. theme =. los. . W. ..i fcnl. tIn.i,..
S.''ta,1 ". 't5 feet. To the place of beginning, tho
same PEN" urSiEnat's! as Lot No. lls, in r., }, \,
IL " :. anu embracing AN ares, q; four ana II.
Nv g. l'-l'N, acres. upon which II notice of sail
appiicatio!i and official plat was posted ON rhr
'tm Gay or June. \. ID. lisa.
me adjoining claimants 20 these Premise. arr
me Bl!l" Wing LOle on tn" west and south. mr..
~ Lode on he north and Annie and Ida Lode on
the east. NV"
Any ana all persons claiming adversely any.
part on portion of the above described premises
nre rrlV"stei to NIL. their adverse claims with
~" rtegisicr OF the L. S. Land Office, at Helena.
NJ curing The sixty days publication hereof
or ne forever barred by virtue of the provisions
OF the statute. L. II. MOI R.u;,,.r
Gro. +. MARSH.
Us. Dep. Min. Surveyor. l9