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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

rvO THE CAROLINE MfNE.-No. $50 =
United States Land once, Eureka, De
eember 6, 1879. Notice Is hereby given, that
Everts 4 Co. and simon Fisher. whose Post
office address 10 Hamilton, Nevada. have TINS
day nled their application for a patent iet
l 1000 linear feet Of this Caroline mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground two hun.
dred feet In width, situate, lying and being IN
Wbits Pine Mining District, County OF White
Pine. and State OF Nevada, and known hnn ues-
ignsted by the field notes and official pia' on
die in this Office as Lot Number ~. ihe exts-
rier boundaries OF said Lot NO, = ".inh ss =
lows, TO wit: Variation 70 osB ~ n.ih east
s,aan,osneinu Al a post marked No, l, u, 3 Sur
y.y Ma AZ whence u. = monument Ne. q bears
n 80 dee VI. 7.4pO feet; The section torDer com.
80 ~, sections 2 aud 3, T 10 N, X 81 h, and
sections 81 and IS. 16 N, II 81 r., bears N II
deg As min v, 300 feet; the cid Amador shaft
hears n ~ deg is min r.. 273 feet; and the dis
royery tunnel on this claim bears S 80 deg 20
min W. ga feet. Thence. running lst course,
4 "a deg w, l 900 feet, to post No, 2, u. \, Sur
vey No. SO: ID course. n GO deg W. 400 feet. 10
post No. ., u. n. Survey No. Is; Sd course. n ~
deg u, ! 900 feet. to post No. 4, u. 3. Survey
No. 80; tth course. 3 GO deg Il. 200 feet, to
place Of beginning. containing 4 Clio acres.
This claim Is bounded ON the north by the
silver Chamber mining claim. a relocation Of
the Amador. The location Of this mine IL duly
recorded In the Recorders office of White Pine
Mining District, In Book j, page 467, Of tbs
mining records Of said district. Any and sill
persons claiming adversely any portion Of said
Caroline mine, or said mining ground as here
inbefore described. are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office, at Eureka. In the State 81
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of puhn-
cation hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions Of the statute.
d7-G0d McMARTIN, Register.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
COURT HOUSE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE AND
ID issued by the Board OF County Commits
sioners of Eureka County, Nevada, on the 10Th
day Of December, A. D.. 1879, directing and re-
quiring me to sell. at public ~auction, that GER
tain property. belonging 10 said Eureka Coun-
", known as the old Court House frame build
ing. situate ON the southeast corner Of Buel
and Bateman streets, ON Lots ] and 2. Block o,
of Monroe's Survey Of the Town Of Eureka,
County Of Eureka, Nevada; Notice Is hereby
given that on the
26th day of january. A. ID. $50.
Between the hours Of Q O'Clock A. ~. and 8
O'Clock r. NJ, viz ut II O'Clock noon, l Will sell
all the right. title and interest Of said Eureka
County Of, in and 10 the above described prop
erty, at the Court House, corner Of Batennan
and Main streets, In the town and county OF
Eureka. Nevada. at public auction. for cash In
hand. 10 the highest and best bidder.
MATTHEW KYLE. sheriff.
BY JAS. +. mason. Deputy.
Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada, December
Esd. 1879. dc24-td
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Notice to Delinquent Co-owners
In the Mountain view Mine.

ITO JAMES BURNS, JOHN QUIGLEY AND
l. HUGH LEONARD; You. and each Of you.
and your representatives. and successors In In
terest respectively. are hereby notified that
have performed work and labor upon the
Mountain View mine and ledge. situated In the
Secret Canyon Mining District. Eureka county,
Nevada, TO the amount aud value Of Six Hun
dred tG00l Dollars. In United States gold coin,
during the past six years. TO wit: from the
month Of March. A. d. 1873. 10 and including
the year 1879. the same being 800 for each year.
That your proportion Of the cost Of said work
and labor IL ~ follows, TO wit:
James BUNS $50. 900 feet $50 90
John Qufgley .........1O0 " 40 90
HUI Leonard ........1l2k " "a 90
ma you and each Of you are hereby notified
tssAff you fail 10 contribute your said proper
-. OF the coat OF said labor and work. within
cae hundred and eighty (is0) days from the
date hereof, your respective interests In said
Mountain View mine will become the property
Of the undersigned, your co-owner in said
mine, who has made the said expenditures and
performed said work and lsber, In accordance
and by virtue Of the laws Of Congress. Section
2.324 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States.
PATRICK DEvELIN, Co-owner.
Eureka. New, Sept. 20, 1879. $50. Iaw9od
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Notice to Delinquent Co-0wner
In the Pittsburg Mine.

THO PETER JOHNSON You and your rep
i resentatives and successors In interest are
hereby notified that ! have performed work
and labor on the Fitssburg Mine and ledge, SIT
uated In the Eureka Mining District. Eureka
county, Nevada, TO the amount and value OF
two hundred dollars t$200) in United STATES
gold coin, during the past two years. 70 VII
from the month Of January, A. ID. 1878, 70 ana
including the year A. d. 1873. the same being
one hundred dollars tft00j for each year. 'hs,
your proportion Of the cost OF said work ana
labor for the said two years Is as Follows, to
wit:
Peter johnson. ..... 800 feet $69 G6S
And you and your representatives, and.suc-
cessors. and each Of you. are hereby notified
that II you fail TO contribute YOUR said proper
tion OF the cost OF said labor And work within
one hundred and eighty liso) days from the
date hereof, your interest In said Pittsburg
Mine and ledge will become the property OF
the undersigned. your co-owner in said mine,
who has made the said expenditures, and per-
formed said work aud labor. In accordance and
by virtue Of the law Of Congress. Section 2.32t
OF the Revised Statutes Of the United States.
w. II. TAYLOR. Co-owner.
Eureka. New, December 90. 1879. d27-90d
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VNo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN NOTICE
i ~ hereby given that I have been appointed
administrator over the estate of Carlo Censa,
deceased, and all creditors OF said estate are
hereby notified and required TO present their
said claims to me, with necessary vouchers, az
the law office Of q. w. Baker. Esq, In Eureka,
Nevada. within ten months from the date OF
the hrst publication Of this notice. or the same
will be barred, and not entitled 10 distribution
out of the assets Of said estate.
NATALIE RAsCACcIo, Administrator
Eureka, October 20, 1879. oc29-1aw3m
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VKyATEn WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill, In any desired quantities., 81 III
sesaous Of the year, ct . uniform rate. ma
lower than can be furnished from any othe,
source. Water delived twice daily 70 privst1
families. miner.' cabins, saloons. etc. Ticket
ranging from ~ to 80 cents apiece. viii b
sold ct the Once Of the Company, on Rub
Hill. W.B b. HARRUB, Proprietor.
T. W. PEARSON. superintendent.
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For Rent.
TO m T

A NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS, -
IA situated next to the residence Of ltd
Matt. Kyle, Mob Hill. Apply on the premises.
Eureka, July 20, 1879. jy30-tf
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
sHERIFF's SALE.

JAMES M. OWENS. PlaintiT,)
VS..
JAMES siAs, Defendant.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
u Of sale, and Judgment of foreclosure Of
mortgage. issued out Of the District Court of
the Sixth Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
vada, on the 9Th day of December, A. ID. 1879,
in the above entitled action, wherein James M.
Owens, the above named plaintiff, obtained
judgment against James Sias, defendant. which
said judgment was, ON the 9th day of Decefn-
page so, OF the said District Court / am COM
manded TO sell all that certain piece and parcel
Of land. known and described as Lot No. Six
(6), in Block No. Twenty-four CA, situated
within the limits of the Monroe Survey Of the
town Of Eureka, and embraced within what Ia
known as the Robbins Tract, together with ell
tenements, Entertainments and appurtenances,
to raise the sum Of ten hundred and eighty-fye
81 ,085) dollars, in United States gold coin, to-
gether with interest thereon at the rate OF two
per cent. per month, in like gold coin. from
date hereof till paid. damages adjudged due
the plaintiff, together with the sum Of seventy
eight and 76-l00 dollars, taxed costs t$7s.7 1901,
and all accruing interest and costs of sale.
Public notice is hereby given that ] have this
day levied upon and on SATURDAY. THE Sd
DAY OF JANUARY, A. d.. 1880, at IL o'clock
noon Of said day, at the lot and premises above
described, in the town Of Eureka, county OF
Eureka, Nevada. / will, In obedience to said
order Of sale, sell the above described property,
TO satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest
der for gold coin Of the United States.
MATTHEW KYLE, Sheriff.
By JAS. +. MASON, Deputy.
JOHN t. BAKER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Eureka, Eureka county, Nevada, December
10, 1879. Idec14-td
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CAUTION.

MY WIFE. DOMINICA ~CRIsTETTo, HAv-
Nl ing left my bed and board. l take this
opportunity of cautionink the public against
trusting her, for / will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her. frein this date.
GIACOMo CRIsTETTO.
Eursks, December ~. 1879. dc2o-lws
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
j. listing between Crowell a Co.. In the wagon
and blacksmithing business. was dissolved on
the LIST day OF December, 1879. The business
will hereafter be conducted at the old stand "
JAMES HAYES.
WILLIAM LoCKMAN'
Eureka. December 10. 1879. dcle-in
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rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
the most scientific manner. He hss made
medicine his lifetime study, and cures almost
every disease. He cures rheumatism In .
short time. Hc has new remedies for all
SPECIAL DISEASES, and can cure them very
quickly. His medicines are all given hot. He
uses no cold remedies. He has made q mb
Of astonishing cures, and all persons siling
should at once consult him. Chronic disessss
yield readily to HIS remedies. and cures where
many others have failed.
NOTICE. am . graduate Of the medical
School Of Canton.
oFFICE-Red Building. west side OF Monroe
street. jel II
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FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN-
IL Suite. Are newly furnished. Terms, rea-
sonable. Apply over the Bank Exchange, next
to the new Main street building.
MRS. T. .. DOUGLAS.
Eureka, December 81, 1879. dc2s-im
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The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
webster OrthOgraphixed.

PoINT PLEASANT, KY, June "A, 1879.
Editor Herald:
As we Americans claim that the Eng
lish language is plainest of all languages
to us. We should try to get some man
that could out-spell Mr.. Webster to get
up dictionary in opposition to his, for
/ do think the present system of spell
ing (sOme words at least is outrageous.
/ will call your attention to a few words.
Psalmest has eight letters and would
perplex Hartford lawyer to pronounce,
If he had not been to school half his
life, learning to memoriZe the SUPER
fiuous letters used by Mr.. Webster and
others. imagine the man who invent
ed such words as | am going to intro
duce here, when writing out his words,
would occasionally doze a little, and,
while his mind was wandering, he
would see letters i'm "a jumbled up form
and make use of them afterwards. For
instance, we will take the word phlegm,
while half asleep, these letters i'm thin
form appeared to him in imagination
and while trying to pronounce them
and make word of them he woke up
and as his mouth was full of saliva
which gave it rather peculiar loose
ness, he being at the same time a little
strangled, he just cleared up his throat
and let it 90, which gave it about the
sound Of fem when plainly put. Phth-
Isle, you may pronounce 1t what you
please, but it does not spell anything ac-
cording to any phonetic system Of let
ters that | know of. 1 give it as my
opinion that the person who made the
word was like the others, DOING over
his work, and, perhaps, a little tipsy
too. Why | say so,' this, while in a
DOING state his mind wandered as you
all know, and p h h $ C appeared to
him Just i'm the above form at the time
he reused up little and was trying to
make some word of it, but was about to
fail, and just then he dOzed again,
thought he saw the desired word and
was going to say tits it, but when he got
the tits pronounced, it reused him, and
being little tipsy, he hiccoughed
which made, instead of tits it, thick.
MOdOc, although wild savage of the
forest, can lay Mr.. Webster in the shade,
he spells it green-bax, which saves two
letters. There are hundreds of words
that are, i'm like manner badly butcher.
ed, but it would be taxing time and
space of our editor to mention all,
While this is written for pastime and
may seem silly to some persons, YET
there is some consideration for smarter
men than your humble servant, as there
is more truth than poetry in it. 1t is
with literature as with. many other in
ventions, too many superfiuities connec-
ted with it. If the superfiuities were
dispensed with it would not take always
to get good education. Ii you wani
the Ne,cs take the Republican paper o
Hartford, but if you want Information
subscribe for the HERALD. FRITZ.
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
Roekport Racket.
RoCKPoRT, KY, June %, 1879

hoChfohr, ny, June -, 1898.
Ednor Herald; -,
we n0ueed IN last week issue OF the
ne'oS letter rom TINS place, III Which
the heeorresPohueh. tries 10 make IL appear
lll4e ne ds!l.4.4sSsss .l..3ylsiiss ioL41S
i'm this precinct over Hooker. This is a
mistaken idea-"HOcker solid" Is the
war-whoOp of this part of the county.
Messrs. Terrence x Smith have re-
ceived the machinery for their new
Touring mill and will soon begin max
ing flour as fine rs the finest, as white
as the whitest, and as good as the good
est.
Our young friend, NJ. w. WalcOtt,
late of the firm of Waleott x Bro, who
has, for some time, been in bad health,
left here yesterday for San FrancisO,
Cal. May his footsteps through life be
guided by Him who dOeth all things
well and may happiness and prosperity
attend him, in that land of strangers, is
the wish of the friends he left behind
him. Mr.. j. Williams fell from the
platform of the depot, yesterday, and
broke his arm, which, We understand,
was reset by DIR. Layton. We hope he
will soon recover. There has been con-
siderable excitement existing for the
last two weeks over the election of
school trustees. The colors under which
the aspiring candidates were floating
were Harper and anti-Harper. Harper
beat, consequently the anti-clique are
very much wroth, and give the Profess
or "thunder and blue blazes" ON every
corner. Why they object to him or
what their objections are is more than
have been able to learn. However,
some of the "clique" complain of his
being too strict with the scholars, which
we consider a very desirable fault. espe-
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
GIennville GIeanings-

GLEANvIILE, KY, June q, 1879.
Editor Herald:
Our primary election passed off quiet
ly-a very small vote taken. Bland,
Howard, Warren, and Hay, the targets.
Howard half neck ahead in Calhoun;
while Bland came i'm splendidly on the
Livermore, Rumsey and Sacramento
stretch. Warren took tree, and Hay
to the brush. "Gip," having broken
ranks early in the action, consequently
the retreat was calm, and apparently
premeditated upon the part of several.
Crops are growing very fast.
Health of this section, good.
Il. c. Clark will burn a large brick
kiln soon. jackson is the greatest blow
i'm the county-blows every day (bel-
lows) and makes money at it. Hugh
and Manker, ,attaches,a are ON the "strike"
putting up new wagons, buggies and
plows.
Kigers new store is well on the way.
He thinks he will draw it to a "Peak"
soOn- Henry l.. still measuring eggs
and counting butter.
Messrs. Cox & Troutman will soon
draw their "ShOt" and cary "pop" to a
"Peak" also. When Mr.. l.. Peak,
finishes MIR. Kigeps store and Mr.. j..
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
OF INTEREST To FARMERS.
POLITICAL SPEAKING.
Hoover Hill Hash.
HOOVER HILL, June 30th, 1879.

HOOVER HILL, June 30th, 1879.
Ehior Herald.
Our enterprising merchant, ID. ROg-
ers, of Buford, returned from "a business
trip to Louisville last Saturday week.
He had been there seeing to the sales OF
his tobacco during the past week also
purchasing new goods. Messrs. King
x Jewell are his partners i'm that line
and they have dealt very extensively in
the weed this season, generally paying
very fair prices, and we are glad to note
the market indicating favorably for
them.
| +. NJ. Hoover X Co. are fast repairing
their threshing machine and will be
ready for active business in few days,
we anticipate for them and Others run
ming first-class machines "full pockets" I"
as there is bounteous crop of the cereal
before them this year.
The grand picnic came off near Bar
nett's creek last Saturday, with lots of
ugly boys and pretty girls in atten-
dance, and all enjoying terpsichorean
exercise took i'm this with gustO.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. w. Bunger was
present i'm the afternOOn-but wouldn't
dance-and jess Donald full of beer
announced to the crowd that he would
hold Mr.. b. over under five hundred
dollar bond to appear and shake his
'no. lis" on the next occasion.
A party from the Hill, consisting of
f.. c. Hoover, Mrs Francis HumpstOn
and son, started last Sunday morning
for Beaver Dam, there to join the ex-
cursiOn party to Louisville, but, greatly
to their disappointment and veXatiOn,
the train had left short time before
their arrival, and consequently they
had reached their journeys end, and,
with a melancholy air were soon "split
ting" the mud on the home stretch.
Their sweetest anticipations given over
to despondence. Don't know as yet
when the cOterie will take another ex-
cursiOn-ha ha bad on Hoover Hill-ites.
My school at Sarvess hill closed last
Friday, with number of visitors i'm at
tendance and the day passed off quite
pleasantly.
Crops, as a general thing, look very
promising i'm this locality, the wheat
crop is already harvested, and is the
largest produced for many years past.
Gardens are fine, all kinds Of vegetables
in abundance, and We think it now
time the people were beginning to quiet
down about hard times and vote for
Hon. II. p. Hooker for Representative,
and look to their intesests in finances
generally.
Our friend, Mr.. Ed Field, has return
a IS ehSSesa fSSa tt Wtttna narHqlsap agsp IHstltAt Bpa
pressing tobacco mt Buford. Ed is an
energetic young mand and we cheerful
ly welcome him back to his native city
BufOrd. PUERIIIS GAUDIUM.
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09

MONTAGUE Co. TEXAS, June Il, 10.

MONTAGUE Co. TEXAS, June n, 10.
Editor Herald:
This part of Texas IL 40 extremely dry
that crops will be almost an entire fail
ure unles we get rain sOOn- The corn IL
almost all laid by. Some of the earl est
is silking, but most of it can never silk
unless the rain comes soon. The pros
pect for cotton is better, as dry weat Er
suits cotton, and if We get rain anyt me
soon cotton will make a very good crop.
There was but little wheat sOwn here,
but what there was is harvested. Small
turn out, but good grain. The average
was about ten or twelve bushels per
acre.
The health Of the country i'm general
is better at this time than il has ever
been since / have been here. The
Greenback movement takes here, and
Brick POmeroy is considered next best
authority to the Bible. Texas will poll
a large greenhaek vote at the next Pres
idential election.
Silver has been discovered at Brown
wood, in Brown county, i'm this State
and il is thought will rival Leadville in
the way of excitement. Some time
since / met Mr.. f. NJ. Phegley former
resident Of Ohio county, but for many
years a resident of Burleson county,
Texas. He said he had accumulated
enough to keep him his life time, and if
he could find a suitable person he would
like to run the risk of having enough to
keep two. MIR. Phegley is about 90
years old. He talks of visiting Ohio
county this summer. i noticed a short
letter from MOdOe not long since. had
path, and bad no time to write. / was
always an admirer of MOdOc's letters.
/ learned through your Palo Pinto cor
respondent the whereabouts of t. p.
and C.. j. Render. The boys have done
well in the selection of a business, for
stock raising lciH pay.
One young man went to see his girl
the other night, presently along comes
her other feiiOtc, when No. gets up and
draws his revolver and shoots No. 2.
No. returns fire, when a brother of
No. fires at No. with a shot gun and
brings him down. Girls are scarce here
and they are worth fighting for. I
would advise any yOungman who comes
to West Texas, if he intends to marry
soon just to bring her along. We have
had two escaped murierers in our town
in the past week. One was arrested,
but the other made his escape through
the smoke of shot guns and revolvers
and with price of five thousand dol
lars on his heads
Iremain yours truly,
Texas JACK