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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-20
Assessment not ce.

RYE PATCH conso5DA1Ep Mt ASp MINING
COM ANY,
Location Of prit opal place or business,
san Francisco, California; Location 4 Norris.
Lcho Disuics, humboldt county, state Of
cvadA.
NJ Office is hereby given. that at a meet
~ ing the Ioard Of Director. held on
the I'm day of Ltc,nltr, 1878. an ssfess-
ment tAo. y Of ne Dollar per share was
levied upon the capital stock ii the corpora
non, payable In mediately ia United states
gold coin to the Secretary, at tht Office If tie
company, rooms aud z, No 3z1 Zinc street.
san Francisco, COEfoTuia.
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 80 VI 1IINIH LAY
OF JAAUAhH, 1879. VIII he delinquent. and
advertised for sale 90 public suction, ana un-
less payment Il mace hcfoge, Wlll be sold on
saturday, he " eCLth day of February 1879
20 pay the delinquent assessment. together
WIN costs Of advertising and expt nses OF sale.
by order OF the Board Il Directors.
Il, -. NEhDrhAI, Secretary
CFFIcE- Rooms and Z, 30. 3zl zine street.
Fan Francisco, california. d,Ql-td
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BY VIRTUE OF an execution Issued out
, of The District Court Of Tie Fourth Judi
cial district If the state Of Nevada & the $50
day Of Dt cember, 1873, and to Iae directed and
delivered for Judgment recovered in said
Court n the 25d day Of Dozen btr 1878 in
favor Of James Il. Boriaud and against the
Rye Patch Consolidated Nil and Mining
Company for u sum Of sI5 $40 a. damagas
with interest thereon az tie rate Of zen ptr
cent, per annum till paid, together With
sZs0 20, costs al olstun st ments at tie date
OF said JUG gment, and Gccfuiug costs. all in
/. 5. gold com, have LEVIED Oh ard taken
in execution the following described real
estate, to wit;
hat certain claim and mining right on that
certain lode ein situate IL cho Mining
Dist lc, humboldt coun y, Nevada, and
Enown ard described as the Alpha mine. being
tie sfme property conveyed to l.. ". GTeen-
Wei by N. - ell, Constable Of Rive Zach
Tow nsAip humboldt county Nevada. July.
1875, and r corded in look 20 OF Ueedr.
pages z9J, 500 and SUI, Humboldt county
Nevada. records.
Also, TIT ca hundred feet 1850 fl on that
certain ledge Of silver bearing rOck situate ia
Echo ing istrict, humboldt comfy
Nevada. aud lnoen and described as the
Kansas, aud being The same as convened bv
Clalkson and cody 10 Isaac Loecler by deed
dated June Nth; ls77,
lso' sixteen hundred feet i Geo fl on that
cti an EN- or lode situate in Echo Mining
district. Humboldt county. Nevada. and
kncNn as the Butte lcde or claim.
Also, the 5ast haf Of Northeast oue-four n
o. SECTION twenty, Township thirty, North
Range thirty-tlree asst Mount Diablo Base
and DE ldlan, together with the quar,z mlll
ala improvements THEREON, with The appur-
tensnee- thtreuntO belonging
Also, about GOO tons u tailings. and
Also that certain water right and privilege
DeltnE ing 10 sid defendant, CONSISTING of a
steam a water ana the works, structures
ana water pipes ustQ to convey II { same from
the Illls through Panther Canyon to said d.,
feLdants quartz mill, situate en- the last half
oi Northeast quarter of sec ion twenty. Town
ship thirty, North Range thiGts-thrce ast
Mount Dlablo Base and Meridian. near RIVE
Palch. humboldt county, Nevada
Notice is hereby ri en- that On FRIDAY.
Tie sfFEh TtLAIH day of JANUAltY, ~ O.
between he hours Of 8 O'Clock IN the morn, n
al q o'clock III the evening, VIZ: 1T / O'clock
7. M, al INT front door OF The CUurthouse. in
"l"nemucca, humboldt county, Nevada.
VIII sen at pubic action 10 the hiAhest
bidder Tor cash L. S. god coin, all If lie
Dove described properly or sufheien. there of
TO satisfy said Judgment, cost and aceruiuQ
costs,
0lven under my hand at my Office in Winnie
ihueca, humboldt county, Nevada this cath
DAY OF Docen Der, 1873, @ A. KiLF
sherih II humboldt county, Nevada.
~ w. l. Burns, Deputy. d26-td
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 1888.
O. S. Survey or Lot No. 80, \ 81, N. R. "a E
Nj. u. NJ.
SHkBA LODE.
Z. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move mber, II, 1878.

Nevada, Move mber, II, 1878.
n Office is hereby given that Peter Wool
IN cock, whose postcfite address is sill
CITY, humboldt county, state of Nevada has
this day filed IL this office his application for
a patent for lime hundred 1900 linear feet #
the HEBA LODE bearing gold and silver, with
surface 81, hundred tOOUI leet IL width the
same being officially surveyed, plated and
DE- scIit cd as I. 5. SURVEY OR LoT \ O. 80 IA
/ ON nsLip ThiIty-one, North Range hnty.
four hast, Mount Diablo Base ana Meridian,
situate III the star Mining District, county of
humboldt, and State Of Nevada, and com
monty known as the Heydenfelot CLAIM on the
sheba Lode, AID described by metes ana
hounds ~ tie surface according TO the plat
and field notes on file III this Office as fol-
lows, 10 Wit: Beginning at lost marked no.
/, L. s. Survey No 20 nom which the south
en- monumeLt O. the De soto Company's
claim On the said sheEa Lode, being also
the nOltEefn monument If this claim, bears
south seb lily degrees west, dis, ant three hun
ar q "a. fourteen t3l4) feet; a cut and incline
Cd tie ledae fifteen feet deep beans south 80
Ceerees Is minutes west distant 400 feet L .
;. monument No. l, On north side VI I, adj to
Eela mile. Icing also lost No. OF L. =.
Survey no. 81, Tears month lorty-tvo dellCes
htleen minutes ehbt, dist@i.t sIAteen hundred
ana tAtnty i've lI6l5j feet; the said last men
loAed U. b monument. no. /, being situate
al point hearing south seventy six Gb)
thrtt en- thousand three hundred aud forty
tl354Ol feet from the northwest corner Of See
ton AiIett en III Township htriy-o ne 1911 j.,
North hinge 1h1ity-tve 1851 Last, Mount
Diablo Base and Molioian; thence from said
Post. marked 40. /, I >. Survey No. 80 tfroIn
which tie foregoing btsIings and distances
are CIV, NJ,
hist Course, South two % degrees, forty
five l45) MINUTES, East $40 feet 10 Post
No 2, u. S. survey No. SO; thence,
Second Course, South seventy (70) degrees
West 625 feet 10 Iost marked 40. 3 L. >.
survey No. 80; thence,
Third Comse, North two % degrees (45l
folty-hye mil Etes, S,tst 900 feet 10 Tost
marked NO. Z, 5. Survey NO. 80; thence,
FouJh course, North seventy (70J degrees,
t aht G2o feet t. ta-d lost 40. l, the place Of
b. ginning, c, ntalning II 40-lOOacres. Courses
exlresAtG tn IN True Meridian with Ma,Letic
variation az II degrees Last.
said claim Is bounce On the North by tie
De soto Company's claim, and on the south
by the MoClcock claim, upon the same lode,
and b reeoireu III Book q at age l43 Of tie
record Of mining locations Of said district,
kept at stan city Hun bUldt &C unity. Nevada,
Any ana ali adverse claims must be filed
III this Office within sixty days iron daie II
hrst publication hereof.
q. y. HARMS, Register.
November Is, 1878. GOD.
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3S9.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 40, T. 81, N. r. "a E.
NJ. ID. NJ.
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Notice to Lein Holders.
John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch Consoli-
dated Mill and Mining Company.

John Mcmillan VS. TIE Rye Patch Consoli-
dated Mill and Mining CT mpany.
"a Office is hereby given that John Me-
IE MILAN commenced suit against The
above hamel defendant on the 3lst day Of
December, 1873. i'll tie District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial List let Of Nevada, III and for
humboldt county, to enforce a lein for labor
performed in the Rye iatch mine. situated in
J. che Minin District, humboldt county. State
Of Nevada, and more particularly described as
follows; @, mmencing at a stake near tie
layine Of Butte Canyon, and INNING 1900 feet
In Bortherly direction to a stake, said mine
known as the Bye Patch mine and owned by
the hye Fate b Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company.
AL persons are be.eby notified that are
claiming leins III der the provisions Of an act
# The Legislature Of The tate OF Nevada, en-
ti.ie an Act TO secure leins 10 mechanics
al others, and to repeal all o her Aots in
lie alton hereto" tapproved March 1879
TO be aId appear befo said Court on the 10th
day Of FEBRUARY 1879 IT 10 O'clock An being
a day Of regular te IL OF said Court. 10 ex-
/ ibit then and there the proof of their said
leins.
S. S. GRASS, Attorney for the said
JOHN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff.
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Notice to the Public.

IL ofde' ed that ali bills or claims against
"A humboldt county shall be presen I'd 10
ana MED with the Cl,lk Of this Loard az least
hNe days before he Board Of County Commis-
hiohtfs VIII take action upon them, and that
II not so file d that they shall not be acted
upon nhtll tie ensuing term OF the Board
ana hat when filed with the CLERK he shall
submit them 10 the District AZ. rnsy, and
mat inns oldeT be published IA the sILvER
STATE ne wtpaper for thiriy days
By Ordor a he Board II County Commits.
slVLeis. j II JOB, Clerk.
Minuomucca. January 8, 1879. SOD
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.
Wholesale and Retail.

YE9HE most extensive stock of the --latest
styles Of furniture ever brought t
Humboldt county, and Of every variety, all
of which viii De SOLD at the very lowest prices
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q CARE =.

To all who are suffering from the error and
intersections Of .outh, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood &C - i'll nd
i recipe hat Will cure yon ERIE OF CHARGE.
i his great remedy was discovered by mis-
kloualy il South America send a seif-ad-
dressed envelt pc 10 the BEy. JOSEPH t.
)NaiAN, Station D. Bible House, New York
City. dec-2-'7s-1y
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Notice TO whom il may Concern.

VA HIREAS at a regular meeting Of the
w Board OK TO n'y &, uul.sfi onsf~ il 40.
peiuing to the - irf.ctiou 81 the H. ard that
more than five fac, holders 81 abe a. AL lis
uict interested therein, have Ietiiit ptd this
Boara 70 c0nsiinct ID BRAGG al ross fbe mum
boldt river at some point IS saia district and
u Appearing also tLEt sls0 bridge Wi Cnst
molt than StOo, il IT, oidsie,i tLat IsplI Ho.iee
Of the applicant upon saia petition be given
by the C4erk. according 20 SECTION /, page s.
tatuteb Of evada 1917.
Notice II theref ~ siyen that ca FRIDAY,
JANUARY 24th, 1873, at ;he hour a o'clock
Of said ay. at the Clerks cfce. in said
county, said Board ~ ounty temtlissi. nets
viii meet as forefaid 10 hear aj pHcaticu
upon sei1 petition ana Witnesses W4Ii ~ heard
ana examined { ueAiLB soia application, AID
the same viii be- then and ther determined.
By order of the Board 81 Conn siolels.
il. JOB, CLERK.
Niunemucca, January &, 1879. "a
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SALT, SALT.

The Desert Salt Company
Is now prepared to furnish choice article Of
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
Address "BEsEAT SALT Cos-
PASY, Browns Station, G. p. II. Il.
Nevada" aul6-T3-tf
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Poetponement.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
Moncay, January n, 1873. at the same hour
and place. Il, A. KYLE
sheriff Of Humboldt comfy. Nevada
By W. L. BURNS, Deputy. jaI6-td
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Awarded highest prize at Centennial rxposi.
ton for tine chewing qualities and excellence
and lasting charaeterUf sweet. ming and flavor
ing. The best tobacco ever mace. a. ON,
blue strip trademark is closely inflated on
inferior goods, see that "JacRson'B Pekl" 81
on every plugn sold by all dealers. send
LOT sample, free, 10 &. A. JACKSON 4 Co.
Mfrs. Petersburg Va. L. l.. Il. Wertheimer :,
agents. san francisco, febl9-78-ly
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
PEDESTRIANIsM IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept. 30. 1872
walking match OF seveugy-fve hours. '.Cio you
please" was begun at the Academy of Music at ton
minutes OF eleven O'Clock A. NJ to-day. and will con-
tinue twelve and onehaf hours daily for six days.
The starters and tho distance made at two O'Clock
were as follows there being twenty-two laps TO the
mile:-
Napoleon Campana. Waterbury, Conn.,. II miles
and 16 laps; John Hughes. New York. u miles and
laps; John p. colston New York, II miles and IL
laps; Samuel ColIyer. New York. l6 miles and s
laps; j. j. Jackson. New York. II miles and II
laps; Fl. Leslie. New York, Is miles and 8
laps; j. L. Downey. Brooklyn. N. Y. 20 miles
and lap; Henry Redding, Providence, II. l., 90
miles and laps: r. W. Pierce. Cincinnati, 1S miles;
Joseph Metzgcr. Philadelphia. II miles and Is laps;
j. q. ION. Towsontown, Nd, Is miles and - laps;
j. p. Mackey, Baltimore, ~ miles and laps: J. j.
Brough. Baltimore. 16 miles and laps; Frank Har-
mer. Baltimore IL miles and laps; G. j. Getlier,
Baltimore. u miles aud lap; L. Tracey Baltimore,
20 miles and 10 laps G. II. Maguire. Baltimore 1S
miles and 10 laps ]. w. McAndrews Baltimore IS
miles and 10 laps.
The prizes $500 in gold for the first 5000 in
gold for the second 500 for the third SIS for tho
fourth and 500 for the fifth.
FIRST DAYS WORK,
Jackson. McAndrews and Collyer surrendered be-
fore the close Of the day and left the track the
night. 1t is doubtful if McAndrews will again
appear. Colyer is said to be quite sick. Lcslie's
stomach gave out ten minutes bafore the close and
he left the track The following was the score at
the close OF the day work
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
EXACTING BLOOD MONEY.

GROSS OUTRAGE BY AMBULANCE DRIvERs-TEN
DOLLARS FOR CONVEYING TIE MArMBD BODY
OF POOR MAN TO WILLIAMSBURG.
The death of August Klimmer. which occurred
yesterday at his late residence No. $50 Bushwick
avenue, was reported at the Sixth precinct police
station, in Williamsburg. rs having been the result
Injuries received last Friday at No. 2 Water street.
In this city Klipnmer hurt while working in
tine factory OF Messrs. Brooks X Wadsworth. The
wife Of deceased yesterday inquiries to the
right of the hospital authorities to charge $40 for
the removal of her husband last Saturday from the
Chambers Street Hospital to his home. Her in
quiries reached the ears OF HEnALD reporter. who
subsequently called upon Mrs. Klimmer. when she
stated that Saturday morning when informed that
her husband had died of his injuries she hurried
tho city to make arrangements for the transfer Of
sne n ras,sd sS"t m shomI bn conveves y,
their house, which, she says, was acquiesced In,
with the that she should be responsible
the ambulance with her husband reached her homo
tho two men In charge OF the vehicle grufiy de-
manded the payment of $40. Mrs. Kliminer said
she had not so much money. and suggested that half
the amount would amply. pay tho men. The
spokesman Of tho pair replied 'fom must pay
s10 or will take your husband back to New York,
ing her little store of cash Mrs. Klimmer
found she had but g.; which she asked the
band. That, however, would not sufcc for
the who the woman statos, then made
use of insulting language to her. They threatened
to at drive away with the injured man, but
consented to wait few minutes while Mrs. Kim
mer made effort to borrow the money. Having
received three dollars from neighbor Mrs. kim
mer handed to the men the sum required by
them, and obtained control of her husbands
MANNED body. Mrs Klimmcr has been advised to rc-
port the facts stated to tho hospital authorities,
which at the proper time she intends doing so to
ascertain her rights IN the matter.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
THE scHAEFER-sLossoN MATCH.

Tho billiard match between Messrs. Jacob Schaefer.
of Chicago, and George T. sosson. OF this city. las
now been definitely arranged The principals and
their respective friends met according to appoint
ment, at the Union Square Rooms yesterday, when
articles of agreement drawn aud signed. 1t
decided that Mr.. A. l.. Ashman, OF the Sinclair
House. should pc the final stakoho der. and that tho
forfeit money, $1,000 each. deposited by Messrs.
Slosson and Schaefer Mt the Clipper Office, be de-
posted In Mr.. Ashman's hands Immediately. The
balance of $1,000 each IL to be put up teu days be-
fore the game is played 1t agreed that the
match shall come .off during the last week in Oc-
tober and at some suitable hall not yet fxed upon.
The game will occupy three nights. ms the number
OF points to be play ell In 3,UO01 900 to be played
each night--the winner to take the stakes and the
gate money, over expenses. The parties to
meet again next Thursday to toss for choice of
table and arrange oil the minor details.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
THE WALKERS WINNINGS.
Disposal and Division of
the Money.
ROWELL'S SNUG FORTUNE.
Weston's Financial Troubles and How
They Contributed to His Defeat.

The Board of Managers of The great walking match
were in session at the Madison square Garden all
day yesterday. as they had been the day before,
trying to divide in just proportions the s73.923
which came in at the box Office during the walk.
II reportorial patience was overstrained before
the contest commenced in trying to decipher the
intended arrangements it has been almost equally
taxed in waiting for information to what the final
disposition OF things should be. MIR. Atkinson, Mr..
Hess and a representative OF each walker
wore in caucus yesterday. beginning at eleven
o'clock. The Garden then being put in
shape for the workingmen's annual games.
that opened later in tho afternoon. An
agent of Mr. Vanderbilt put in claim. i. said,
for damages incurred to the building during the
walk One of the Kuntz brothers informed the HERALD
reporter that his firm was responsible for ali such
damages. but afterward $3.50 appropriated
from the fund to cover item. The Board OF
Managers figured and talked, and talked and
figured. meanwhile ordering up continual
lays of sandwiches and wine Mr. Atkinson
who as treasurer. sustained the greater burden Of
audit and apportionment. was called down in the
early part of the meeting to make answer 1t said
to an attachment against the share Of Edward Pay
son Weston. The attachment seemed
to give the managers good deal of
further trouble, and was said to have pre-
terday. Instead of that the employees who gathered
about the managers Office in the afternoon to the
number OF half hundred more wero given slips
of paper containing the precise amount owing to
each. which will be cashed to-day. The de-
lay of payment caused not little grum-
bling among doorkeepers. ushers and Others
who. however. did not complain of the amount
awarded to them. One of them told the reporter
that the mon on the average got So day.
THE DIVISION MONEY.
When the managers had figured away the whole
afternoon they sat down to supper and then
resumed their customary attitudes in the star cham
ber Several OF the walkers about the premises
and some went into the meeting. but they did not
appear to know very much of what was going on
and perhaps, were not much interested as their
representatives in caucus assembled
The figures finally furnished to the press were as
follows:-
Twenty-Five per cent to the lessees of
the Garden, Kuntz Brothers. .$18,48O
All other expenses. 16.443
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
WORXINGMEN ATHLETES.
MANLY GAMES AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
TILE w1NNEps AVN TILE ,.rr>,rs

MANLY GAMES AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
THE WINNERS AND THE EVENTS
The track on which was last week lost and won
the Astey belt was yesterday given youthful
imitators Of Rowell and Merritt The games which
continued afternoon and evening. intended for
workingmen, or rather working boys, and
enlarged edition of the cigar
makers sports which : took place a year
ago under the management. Special
events arranged for colored mon and China
men. while female pedestrians had Ave distinct op-
portunities for reelng off the laps. All the insprs-
ton that could be drawn from the famous six day
contest was brought into requisition, even in the
matter Of music. the band playing over and over
again the famous airs of last week. The effect
contagious upon the boys on the street. who
resorted to all sorts of devices for getting ad-
mission. About 500 people were in the gar
den during the afternoon. Sports began at
o'clock and not concluded until
six. The figure or Captain Williams, father
of "go-asy please pedestrianism, loomed up now
and then upon the course. One hours wax for
those who had never beaten six and half miles
started the fun. There were eighteen entries, and
after hot trial J. P. Clarke who looked heavenly
in blue shirt and chewed desperately a tooth
pick rs he travelled. came in a winner in I'm. as
When the cries "Hurrah for Clarke!" had subsidized
second man.
Then six young women, in fantastic costumes,
started on One-inile S-yOu-please amid deen-
ing cheers. In their anxiety to deserve much ap-
plause they ran themselves out the first two laps,
and finished ut walk. Carrie Anderson won tho
in 6m. SO as.
A Afve-mile walk brought eleven young fellows to
the scratch, three-fourths OF whom affected the
O'Leary style of locomotion. A ut the start
stood on his desk, displayed two-dollar bill and
offered 10 to that he would name the winner. The
referee attended to his case. One OF the run
argued with the referee that it was q
go us you please race. not walk and could only be
convinced that he was IN error by disqualification
the first lap The distance accomplished
amid an upearthly din, and Mr.. Clark declared the
winner in 4}m. 55sls.
The afternoon programme exhausted with Q
tug of war. The "tug" principally on the
managers in Intellectual attempt to keep the crowd
oxside the railing. Before the pistol snapped every
m2n. woman and child in tho garden had got upon
the forbidden ground.
The mornings entertainment could not be called
q row. but it was emphatcally runpus. Not less
than fve thousand people were present and not one
of them but was capable Of some hideous and pc
culiar yell. One event followed another as fast as
the confusion would permit. but the whole was not
completed until after midnight. One of the even
ing novelties Chinese one mile, in
which All Quon routed three Of his brethren, who
responded to the names Of All Hee. Sing Sing and
Long jim.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
BASEBALL.
FINE VICTORY FOR THE JERSEY cIrYs.

FINE VICTORY FOR THE JERSEY CITYs.
There were nearly athousand spectators assembled
at the Jersey City ground yesterday afternoon to
witness the National Association game between the
Jersey City Club and the Worcesters or Worcester.
Mass, one Of the strongest clubs in the country.
The game opened in fine style. neither club
being able to until the fourth inning when
the Jersey Citys, by tremendous batting. made two
earned runs. In the next inniiiR they also
batted we'll, and with the assistance of
daring base running and error, the first
in the game they succeeded in adding three more
to their score, one of which earned. FREQ
and hard hitting gave the Jerseys another earned
in the seventh inning, up to which time the
visitors were totally unable to score, though some
brilliant attempts were made. During the eighth
and ninth inning the Worcesters madea brilliant
rally at the bat and although the Jersey Ctys played
perfect fielding game they succeeded in scoring
three runs, two of which were earned. They play
again to-day. The following is the score:-