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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

The liability of the city of Pittsburgh
and the county Of Allegheny for the prop
erty destroyed during the great riot Of 1877,
has been declared by the supreme court OF
Pennsylvania, and, unless Pittsburgh fol-
lows the example of Memphis, and blots
herself out of existence, her responsibility
will amount to 100000 or $5,00O,00O.
But she is not entitled to great deal OF
sympathy. AS much, or more than any
other city in the United States, she is re-
sponsible for the condition of public affairs
that precipitated the scenes for which she
now is held to answer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

In DISTRICTS FORMERLY RAvAGED BY
fever and ague, immunity from the dreaded
scourge is enjoyed by those who have rem
dered their systems malaria proof with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the best preventive
and remedy. Quinine cannot compare
with it in efficacy, and is anything but
safe. Physicians commend the Bitters for
its medal resuscitating properties and the
closest analysis reveals nothing in the COM
position of deleterious nature. 1t does
not deteriorate, is an agreeable cordial as
we'll as potent medicine, and when mixed
with brackish or unwholesome water neu-
tralizes its hurtful properties. The deni-
zens of malarial localities, not only in the
United States, but in the tropics, regard it
as an invaluable protection, and in hosts of
families it is kept constantly on hand. As
the tide Of emigration spreads farther west
ward, the demand for it among those com.
PEELED to encounter the vicissitudes of eli
mate, constantly increase.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
EX.GOV. BROSS AND THE LONG
AGO.

Ex-Governor William Bross, OF Chicago
seems to have retired from an active par
ticipation in the affairs of the times, bust
ness as we'll us politics. He still retains
an interest in the Tribune, we believe, but
has had no part in its editorial manage
ment for several years. He is very clever
old gentleman, whom our people of a
quarter of century ago will recall as the
"avaunt COURIER or earliest eXpounder of
"Black Republicansm" in Southern Illinois.
In the early fall of 1856, he visited Mound
City to make a speech There was but one
Republican in the town, at that time, and
unfortunately for the "Deacons" prospects
ola crowd, this representative of the party
was too drunk to either walk or talk.
Two or three Democrats and Filmoretes
interested themselves, however, and secured
for the Deacon very respect
able crowd. He made two
hours speech-addr himself directly
to the reason and common sense of
his hearers; and, although, afterwards, the
number of Republicans in town seemed to
remain as before, single voter, yet, to the
surprise of almost everybody, when the bal
lots of the November election were counted,
there were eleven votes for John c. FIRE.
mont.
From Mound City the Deacon passed on
to Cairo. He spoke from the steps of the
Taylor House here, and some of the mis-
chievous Democrats thinking to annoy the
old fellow, hired old negro Reub to take
position within q few feet of him, and to
applaud boisterously, especially when there
was no occasion for applause. Reub was
faithful to his contract for awhile, but final.
ly became an interested and respectful list
ener.
This meeting-the first Republican meet.
ing ever held in Cairo-was photographed.
The Deacon and old Reub on the hotel steps,
and the handful of listeners on the ground
below, were all caught as they stood, just
before the conclusion of the speaking. The
original picture is still in the hands of one
of our citizens Elk Mayor Wilson, probably
1t is an interesting relic; and the old Gov
ernor ought to secure it, and transcribe it in
oil, that those who come after him may
know how Republicanism, through his
agency, took root in Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
October 13, 1879,
DUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given that by virtue Of decree of the
County Court of Alexander County, in the State Of
Illinois, rendered IN the March term A. ID. 1879, l.
Elizabeth Corcoran, Administrative of the estate OF
John Corcoran, deceased, will sell at public ven.
due, ON the 18th day of November, A. d., 1879,
upon the premises to be Sold and hereafter named,
ata o'clock p. IN. of said day, subject to the wild
debts of said estate of John Corcoran, deceased
the following described property, to-wit
Lot numbered fifteen Q5l, in block numbered
fifteen Qj), of the City OF Cairo, situate in the
County of Alexander and State Of Illinois
Terms of sale are, one-half of the
purchase price cash in hand upon
approval of sale and the delivery Of
deed. The other half upon credit of six months
evidenced by the purchasers note, drawing six per
cent interest per annum, secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold.
ELIZABETH CORCORAN.
Administrative of the estate Of John Corcoran.
Dated, Cairo Ill Oct. 14th. 1870
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

THE lottery question is one with which
the postoffice department continues to wres-
tie with great industry. The st. Louis Re-
publican says that il has been stated that
letters directed to lottery owner or agent
in his capacity as such shall not be for;
warded; whether letters addressed to per-
cons who are known to postmaster to be
lottery dealers, but not 30 designated on the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

THE insane notion is entertained by
some that Wise, the bslloonist, and his dare
devil companion, who went up in balloon
from the St. Louis fair grounds about eigh-
teen days ago, are "lying low" and keeping
themselves SHADY" in the pine forests of
Canada, for the purpose Of working up a
big sensation. Wise and his companion
have joined Donaldson and Grimpton, and
all of them, Invested of the carnal part, are
shadowless creatures of the "blue beyond"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

PHocIoNs Bourbon says; Samuel S.
Marshall, of McLeansboro, the veteran con-
gresham of Southern Illinois, is resting on
his laurels. The day is not far distant
when an admiring people will remember
Mr.. Marshall's lifetime devotion to the
principles of the Fathers, and will call him
from his retirement. Such men should
never be lost to the State" We say
"Amen and Amen to all that, right heartily
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

"a GOVERNMENT expert, sent out to exam
inc the culture of the beet root and Its
manufacture into sugar, as practised in sew
eral places in this country, returned to
Washington, and reports the experiments
to be of "a promising character" That's it.
1t is only necessary for,us to to beet root
that aim, and the sugars bound to come.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

The Ohio clerks in Washington were
sent home to Ohio to vote the Republican
ticket, the public interests submitted to
their keeping, hobbling along, meanwhile,
without direction. -Four hundred clerks
were allowed ten days. leVe of absence,
their pay going on as usual. By this ras-
cally proceeding the general government is
compelled to pay out not less than $4,000,
to secure 400 votes for the Republican
ticket in the State Of Ohio. We needs
must have strong government to stand
such damnable doings as these.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

THERE is a fitness in Henry Ward
Beecher's advocacy of the election Of A. B.
Cornell. The lecherous Conkling put him
in the field. and 1t is mete and proper OF
course, that the lecherous Beecher, moved
by fellow feeling, should work for his
election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

THE Elgin Leader says that if we had a
paper in this state like the Cincinnati En-
quirer, Illinois would be certain Demo.
cratic state. The Enquirer is one of the
strongest and most sensibly conducted pa
pers in this country, It is power for the
Democratic party.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

BEN BUTLER is not favorite with Demo
Gratis, by any means; but in his struggle
with Massachusetts, Republicanism, he has
great deal of Democratic sympathy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

A TTAcHMENT NOTICE.

Michael j Ryan Is hereby notified that on MIC
10th day of September, 1870, James II. MuloAy
sued out of the County Court Of Alexander CounT,
Illinois, an attachment writ at his own sui,
against said Michael j Ryan's estate, for the sun
OF $I7g 63, rcturnable on the 10th day Of Novenber
1879, to torn of said court then to be holdes ID
Cairo In said county, and that unless said Mihael
j. Ryan shall appear, give bail and plead within
the time limited for his appearance In such else,
Judgment win be entered and the estate which Has
beer attached will be sold.
$. HUMM, County Clerk,
October H. 1872
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

f. Il. Hay, Executor of Estate
ofD. &, Hay, deceased. Petition to sell land
VS. TO pay debts.
Elizabeth Hay, ct al.
BY virtue of decree the county court of White
county, Illinois, rendered IN the above entitled
cause at the December term, 1877, of said court
shall proceed at the door of the court house, IN
Cairo, Illinois, ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER BOTH 1879,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock n. IN, and o'clock
p. M, of said day. to offer for sale at public auc.
ton, to the highest and best bidder, the following
described real estate situated in the city of Cairo,
Alexander county and state Of Illinois, to satisfy
said decree: Lot No. z, Block No. ~, First ADD
ton TO the city Of Cairo.
TERMS OF SALE:-The said lot will be sold on a
credit of six and twelve months, equal payments,
The purchaser will be required to give notes with
approved personal security together with mort
gage on the premises to secure the purchase money
valuable and desirable twostory business
house and residence is situated on this lot, front
ing on Commercial and corner Of Twenty eighth
street
The sale will take place at o'clock p. m.
+. Il. HAY, Executor.
d. &, HAY, Deceased
JNO. NJ. CREBS, Attorney.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

Anything Soiled by OIL or GREASE, by Flies or Pen
Gil Marks or by Dirt of any kind. it will clean
w II H O UT SOAP OR.W A TIER

WESTERN eoANE CohrANY
cArh hMcAtany
soft Itaso heal! deadIy. a.
IoThE WESTERN Cove ramnyC
this amfyu
d., wy
8-s THE ONLY Washing cash giving the pp new
and valuable article star Iik
caNre in
hac used clne rand
be without MA Stills
find and
heed coaAne tocean headlights cleaned
oncenradye lod swel
III" august s' s'' c. BILLS shop
All leading roces will have it, and ,pd will
e.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CoR ASSESSOR AND TREASURER.

We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE W.
SAMMoNs as candidate for election to the office
of Assessor and Treasurer Of Alexander County at
the approaching November election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
FRUIT TREES, ETC.
TREES! SHRUBX

An Immense stock OF Forest Trees and Ever.
Fruits that will be sold cheaper and packed better
than II any other place on the American continent
Address, j. G. PINNEY,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
PIANOS, ORGANS,

and other Musical Instruments ana merchandise
lie will always have in the store capable and re-
liable tuner and teacher, and will cater especially
to the musical public. Those contemplating pnr.
pianos or organs, would do well To wait
and inspect his stock ED. A. BUDER,
Eighth street and Washington Ave.
Established In 1861.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

M WF "a ~
supcrscrption, shall be scntis the cOnun-
drum that remains unsolvcd. An opinion
concerning it will soon 10 forthcoming
from the Encouragement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
NO MORE CYLINDER HEADS BROKEN OUT.

call the attention ropo of Steam Engines Valve by which
fuel effected The Valve
when exuG the engineis liable water allowed
accumulate cydehe Valve shutting each stroke
working the Valves are then kent
spiral spring will Of fuel in very
short time, and will last years
tVs and County Rights for Sale Apply this Office Particulars
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

We are authorized to announce that MILES W.
PARKER is q candidate, al the ensuing November
election for the Office Of County Treasurer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
THO INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.

PATENTS and how TO obtain them. Pamplet n
90 pages free, upon receipt Of Stamps for postage
Address GILMORE, SMITH n CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents, Box a.
washington, b @.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

KIDNEY WORT has cured thousands. Try
il and you will add one more their number.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17
REMOVAL.

He will open with the finest stock of Jewclry
Sverware, etc, in the state, and having more room
than In his present quarters, he VIII keep on hand
large stock of the different grades of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-17

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To.
bacco.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

SOD yesterday OF the demand
for India further demand for exchanges
Germany not Offering It's Of the pres
rates
LONDON Jan l5-l23O m-Consols $685. for both money
and the account US bonds four snd hall io~s
s61s 1857 IeniOTues. ilOs New dyes lUa~ coupon;
Enc a shares @5 DO preferred 3JL Aew Jersey Cen.
trail 81 Illinois Central IS , Pennsyvania central - >
LoNDCN. Jan. IL nj. :. bonds. four anua "a per
cents lu~- Now dves. itsg; Enc Railway shares 70
Feuu-v wanna trntra 80.
LoNuoN. Jan. ID NJ ne amount OF bul on gone
into the Bank of England balance to-day l. elNifh
L0NToN. Jan IL q. m , oH-O- Sbils f9r nancy sos
FOR the account {. bonds New hve- I~s New Jersey
Central Cnas1s 1-ia Illinois Central - p Psgu-Tl wanna
Contra T43t New Jersey C-ntTa 31 70 Ps- 1Gvces qHotr
3 francs l. for the acrount
iOtluS Jan. lJf 30 T.. n-o4s, 50 iur upih money
an the acr0Hut. u bones and halt cent? n-
f.Iie RNIw.v shares % = PrIusv ANA CentTa -
rAEs Jan. lI.-EEcnaugr 1n LouDou 25 francs - cen
fUr
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

P-vFA1r Jsn. 15-Four IN fa- Inquiry n lnflans .
of Wht4.-~nflug gtdde- tIlrl .Al
incrry ~ Winter Grades ,l-- - gI - 4rl -
f1o fu.r A-1her WINTER g. 81 10 % bush No. haih
,tb -n- 80 a. 8 - Corn im,rf demand anl stead
- T.. o rar- Nrv rrack, % - ta,- - A"' irit i
d-r,of aud --afv Of 1000 bush hllr 'h l~Cs AZ
80 ilrIrv du.-t and straGt. Other aTt'lr'
ID sr.sifs unchanged aud blv H HllA 2', gr f'
-, - Sey TX R.rciri--F7our ,.JuO Dni- " neat,
,y uIo bush. Cor. - 1UU bush Cais, -'-1ou yt4aA
plr.ry 500 bush. Rye. 4W harI ~. in-ll' -i-..'
Al 6 bush - 0'a bush Oats 1900 bush bAiie)'
9. 500 bush. 4cu bush .. Go.
rf-a. so Low - 20 asj P1tents to4 -
tt#-.--r x-rst- Wheat N luot demand an A
made .i-ler 40 chicago Spring - - =. ..s4 p" .
rrY.f~ IS. a.qe41.c March. M. DO o. q, &c l'e-
80 s4,a Il So Corn m good demand al fdi pTlces
Ia i,r cash: aOisc. February 80 -c Maicn s Oa's
~ IgLc barley slesay and unchanged AZ sSf5fe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
BUTTER. CHEESE AMI

neut G50c. closing 6lGOc BUTTER, CHEESE AMI
EGGS unchanref. moderate demand
HICE-In good deniani. steady Domestic 2a1c.
sEEDS-ClOver sre in mOoe ate demand 80 bags Com
mon Wests sId 6i4c. Western. 64a1c. state mlGaY
- sc. Tin0thy qHiei at 81 20dsl - Flax quiet al
81 42Ll Calc1tta Iinseed neglected ana Romiuas
~IEAHIN Z FIrmcr 500UO CITY. private terms
lts to- Western. for March 6Lc; Western quoted f7-.
City. 6l2c.
SrUAR-RaT quiet pending ne settlement oi the duty
question p-rr- t. adv and UNCHANGED Far to Good rnu
ba-0r pTlI.r &C. 1.-i i.'. 3
hide - boxes and i4lt bacs Hrvicsn. &c Erd1rd cue
and unchanged PoR t-rl fud crushed 9-c Gl-un lI.su.
- a. - tnlaTd A." T. ~a-c
IAILON-~tesGr. SAFES ll5 900 %. &C
WHl~kFN-Lul 81 % - lid. 81 lo asked y bbs sod.
private
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

~. ,xr-go Iat C0der--The market y qhc win .
C,Tar r.n-u,v ,,cod FIrsts S.tUO4J5oO .ei7 be4 ~
sf.s rrshaugeuu L0uUO1. y -. . -...,-.f-,c.
-ANIa- Jan Cuiced 4lari qu.t D,''
n cbs,Iyr superior. 3 1000 500 rris per- ivA-l'.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
San FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or MINING STOCKS
Yestar.sv To-day Ye.ferIay Todav

Government bonds continued weak on the j-oOs
and iu-iO~. and strong on the 6- If ~~l the - of
I~-l new 4L~. aUd per cents. to wIIcl the buylEg
movement - DOW yILAtug. We annex current clos
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
--ActUal -aies. -
Op'R. Hiah't Low't. Fin
Total sales for tLe day.
n - - lL 1. nr.a
oLo,lva rnIcRs or PnILApELrH1A srocKs.


Total sales for tie day ........... 2ss 60
cLosING rEIcEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
T K 8. < esSis i j ii3 Esss SsTls.Fn Fas Pssfe k 4
& Penn r g. $%2, 257e .easa y az. lt7s l5s
Fa'a.l.:a pre- '2 g csntfs. rrans.', !. ~
sAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or MINING STOCKS.
YESTERDAY. To-day. Yesterday. Today
A5 - l2 Hr'na i7a lna nr15s, Zsqo,. ~ l
ss, ssgngT sGs 6crc- & ~ i9s3 i9siie Con'oaH'ea
fu!'l'n ..-.... ...-.. - 81 northern Belle ...
'aienhia .--.-'...- - - bphlT - at-f
slalIa5 ......-..45a 81 Iayaaaa AMI Ei1.
S-'-. Po-1i - ser-; y.1i; - r..
IlreL' Coa.--...-..2-i - Co,.o'id4c4.Gi Gt
~! slnrr -.-.- -, yellow Jscset......ls4 - o..
Government bonds continued veal, on the J-cOs
and 1910, and strong ou the 6- ot ISL, the .. of
ISL. new - aud per cent s,to wllcl the buyIIg
mp'eiDeui IS u"N IlAA'uS We annex current clos
lHg quotations:
: : 6. car.v W g. H. q. Ioto, Ca, i.5
U- .u.,as ree Io- .8- I.st Vi c,. .,5s 81. -.-i
North Carolina special * bonds sold "a; 3. a4d
South Carolina .ou-.jH 'anlc al "a. Louisiana
cor,o's yer. h,me~ at sol.
IN cIty bank stocks. Bu.> of America - sold at
10, American Lsehaag. 15o' at I0l, Netropcl.;au
~ a., llo De- ""1 ,'1'-4,n'3 = at '''r,,.., .
wcfe j" renewed d.uiad to- ,1v ar! advanced ="
lo54Qlo7-- tle Metropolitan, ,t.druug 10 9~l.
a"-. CalI54 southern guaranteed hr-t-
Ec.ls.d 10 80. and De4v,r. and hio
Paul c'u-"s ou large uusIu.s. advanced
10 ibl&i NuribN'-j gold bonds to lUG-4 1ufG Pa
chr a;.i- ,."' 1lG J'.'ey eutr-i it-'> {" -;
the 'her jerry t-HT...s bcir- o'.F steady. Al
TIE Pa .lir~ were >.ro. e r'u generally higher.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

FIRST CAtI-ll O'CLOCK A. VI.
Con vir..n;t R1,io Bertha 6 Fiirh
Omitted yester- Omitted YESTERDAY lou.
list .U...Sii ga 900 ht''. .l"
90 Gold PAGER a.Geu... 20 ~
80 i=6 - 500 10" sos 5so -
IO. .iSu .-as 5uo. ...-a ~ 'IHi t'uG5Dcc
Con Virginia D4h.ouega -....-.---. -.-O
H.. "a Juo h3 - Puwas
lU-.UlU. 81. BersEa 81 G-.tl uH.....-- . n
.sO. ........l 100. b5. 500
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

SIululs Sans.
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
3i & 3i3 BONEEY
The Trustees of tn Institution de arri dIvi nj
December b. 1876 al the rate Ot
. PER CENT PER ANSCW
on an sums Of - under snl tie ~ 5000
Of pr per AuEuu PAYABLE 'u aud att~~ no
thri " ,ndsy in January -. Deposits made OF b.Jrs
January ~ Will DEE emf 'ei Iatere,' nom JauuarY
ANDREW MILL President
WILLIAM =. WRB-rFR secretary.
THE BANK TOR SAVING.
Nt. 1.
NP'y.FD.N Jan. x l--9
THE BOARD Of TRi Sizes have tnIs day
declared usual interest .4rr iut pro,suus o. tne
hy laws. ior thr Laos months ending fAc 3.st ir'rm
b"r. y to'
tu. rate FIVE PER CESr Ter aanum on al .auS ~
300. OF B. Jt PER tNI uu az sums
amount O. 5000 upwards nl. un and after tho
taIu MONDAY. tI" 2lt 90 ti- DO u This u,trrat -
at cu Of lti 1IuH- truc pi on tns
81 .l-f.. ~ lrgr d stan ,Nsg'lr - s4rpo.t
- l hetuts'eI ua flr 1OJhs 4t any tins |h'I %
GEORGE CABOT WARD ~ecr'1r'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

FrROPEAN FISASCIAL NARKFTS
ros Ian II -India Council bills were allotted lAy :. .
- Tn,,.- .dyauce. IHs Tlse IA ths pfleo % 's
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

w i.AihAh - 49, -
1896 Hr1atSav. Sew -lo.A. December -, lSs7-1
SEIH DiEIDEND.-Ihr dUcrtorS o. thI-
az bank "a '-ela'-n SEMI ANNt AZ. liFiDfN y
Ui iii+F Fi- OIN j, Payaols. iTr- ot tax, on 1ai
al.rr January b. l~-'
lie t.aase4 loJAs ~ ee closed uuu JluuaTv l~13.
a.. = DOEEAt~
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

Fl n Tie nf ralins u tr past SIS rYurus payibie
uiaid. n. " hiF-Ett'lt- ~-rTriary
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

OFFICE ID rur SrN-YoaX EQ-Tr,utF IysrRtEcE co..
ST.. .~ WALL.
WV. NosN Iutary l-rn
The Board of D.rpefors have t+, frf ~fMl-AN
vi AZ. Uf.IIFND D 0f TEN PER tFNf. payable ou ald
aft.f tt, j n. instant. JDnN MILLER ~svutarv
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

GALVESTON, HARRISBURG and San
Ftx~T HORFl.AGE ~lX PER CENT GOiD BOND
These uoua- hrst dud ol} urr gag q" t-..'o per
Mi. uu m-- OF r.l4. and pu I,yuuoOo ID. res oi iil
for tAt year 80 $50. 'n
I-..-.--' NJ. bonds .......... ..... 1900
Al;ENI- H = .' Nc.
!. W..
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-07-22
ArpLlcATiooSSi i Fok PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. M. T..

u S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. T..
.3-t1H g July Is. 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles X. L,aI
IN able, whose post office address is Butij
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, has m
day filed his application for a patent for I]
linear feet of the Shannon Lode, mine ar vel
bearing p and other metals, with snrfad
ground 422 feet in width, situate, lying and IN
Ing in Summit Valley Mining District, Count
OF Deer Lodge, Territory OF montana, and Know
ana d~esignated by the field notes and offield
plat on tile in this ONCE a LOT No. 90, m n, A. II
RI, w of the principal base and meridian Terri
tory of Montana. The exterior boundaries d
said lot No. @, being as follows, to-wit: Varla
stone 2Oxt2x1O ms. set at the 4. +. corner fmarh
ed l M. G. 62) from which the corner to Sector
Nos: Z, 8, II and Is, 7. 8, N. r. Z w. bears s.. 0}
TO- p. l9.45 chains dist, and running thence d
~ ". 1885 feet, thence N. 49, O o. 4W.y422 feel
thence N. ITO OS Il. 1915 feet, thence "a. % 0y /
100 feet, to the N. w. corner OF the Colusa Todd
thence 3. 10 r. along the w. end of the COlua
Lode 100 feet, thence s. AZ Oy E. ieS feet, to piad
of beginning, containing Is en- 100 acres. Thj
claim Is bounded on the E.. by the Colusa Loda
on the 3. by the Camancha Lode. M
The location OF this mine is duly recorded d
the Recorders Office of Deer Ledge County l
Book +, Of record of Lode claims. Any and al
persons claiming adversely any portion Of sal
hereinbefore described, are required to ale fhe1
adverse claims with the Register OF the Unite
States Land Once at Helena, in the Territory d
Montana, during the sixty days period of publ
cation hereof, Or they will be barred by yirtl
of the provisions of the statute. E'eg
T. T. BAKER. U. s. Dep. Min. Sur. Id