davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
POLITICAL NOTES.
|pogress Of the Campaign in Lon
isiana.
Parish Convention in ouaohle"
Ticket Selected-Political
Movements i'm 9th
/ er Parishes.
rs,eeial to the Democrat-)

ouacnrrA, sept. 1s.-The Ouachita Demo
|-ratio Convention met to-day to nomlhate
|ssndidates for Representative, and the vari-
wv parisl officers, g. u. McEnery president.
s.ch ward was fully represented, ~ dele
..tea being present. The utmost harmony
rravaied. and the following ticket was unani-
nously nominated.
Wv. Farmer, Representative; y. b. NC
f,uire, sheriff; Austin Green, clerk Dr. So
Murphy, coroner
pasIde appointing delegates to the Senato-
v,al and judicial convention, the following
arc accredted to the State convention: w.
= Theobald, L. T. Stubbs, W. W. Farmer. y
Wary. y. D. McEnery, Or. Fuller, Alex
WYATT, John W. scarborough, 4. Richardson
i Garrett. IL. d. McLain, l., M. Kidd, A. E
Parker and Ben Thomas.
IN course the ticket will be elected, for We
never play splits In oUAoHITA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
CANADA.

QUEBEC, Sept. 13.-Mr. Jolly has accepted
Mr. Chauveau's resignation. Otherwise the
situation remains unchanged. Despite rumors
to the contrary, the government will not re,
sign at present, and nothing new can be looked
for until next week.
QUEBEC Sept. 13.-Hon. Mr.. Chauveau,
Provincial Secretary, has resigned. Other
Liberal members will follow, after which 1t ls
probable coalition government will be
formed, headed by Chaudau and Chapleau.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
Movements of ocean steamers

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.--Arrived: The City Of
London. Elsie, Keer aud Friia; the Bertha
from London, Rialto from Hull, City OF Rich
mond from Liverpool. Arrived out: At
Queenstown, the Bothnia, from New York; at
London, the Gordon Castle, from New York /;
the Pennsylvania, Adriatic and State Of Penn
sylvania. H0meWard: From Hamburg, the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
TURKEY.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 13.-France has in
directly advised the Greek commissioners to
adopt conciliatory attitude regarding the
acceptance of the protocol Of the Berlin treaty
as n basis for negotiations.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-Itis reported that Silu-
man Pasha, a prominent Turkish general Of
the Russlo-Turkish war, died to-day at Bag
dad.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1s.-The rebelllous
Kurds have been defeated and dispersed with
considerable loss. :.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
THE REPUBLICAN CAMP.
The Jefferson Parish Convention

The Jefferson Parish ConVent1oH.
The nominating convention Of the Rapub-
lican party OF the parish Of Jefferson assembled
Yesterday at the court house. right bank. }, y.
Russell. president. and after the usual proceed
iogs the flowing pomil aons Il,,s were made: R.n
for sheriff i, Deforneau for clerk Scott Ellison
for first justice OF the peace. T. J. Kemp; for
constable, =. " Gardy. Delegates to the m sana era
n g. W. Miller. VIM. King. John Brown. J.
M. Roman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14

LITTLE Rock Sept. 12-The State Board OF
Health, In response to numerous .petitltions
from points on the Memphis Railroad, an-
run to Hopefieid, for the purpose OF getting
out corn, at the expiration Of two weeks, IL
the yellow fever does not break out there.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
Obituary,

JAMESTOWN, N. Y.-sept. 13-Hon. Chaplin
Hall, former Congressman from Pennsylya-
MIA, q man OF wealth and extensive business
connections, recently residing at Newark, N
J. Is dead, aged 63.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
what the Report of the Commissioner Of
Education shows.

WASHINGTON, Sept 13.--The report OF the
Commissioner Of Education shows the annual
expense, per capita, for public schools sup
plies is lowest IN North Carolina, being 81 80;
kee tribe, Indian Territory, where 1T reaches
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept. 1s.-The Banco Del Conner
clio here suspended payments to-day. It
promises to resume Monday. It is said that
the Spanish bank has offered to loan the
Banco Del Comerclo S2,000,000 In paper cur
rency.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
The Morxan Lins,s NEW .teamahIp

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13-The steamship
Chalmette, built for Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas Railroad and Steamship Company, was
successfully launched this morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
OF Passenger and Ticket
Agents..

tion OF General Passenger and Ticket Agents
met In convention at the Windsor Hotel, In
this city, yesterday, and will remain In ses-
sion until Monday. Every railroad In the
country Is represented.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
At sea Again.

NORFOLK, Sept. 13.-The steamer ~ ~. i
Banks, which beached opposite the Nasai isood
Hospital, August Is, got OF To-Day - 49,
condition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
mov.m.ut. of tl,e President.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 13-President Hayes LEFT
for Fremont this morning.
, 1879-06-04

fs plain black, buttoncd up to bis chin, and hls
pantaloons have dark blue velvet stripe down
the side. lie wenra sliouJdcr.straps contAtp-
ing two gold bart. indicating h's rank AZ as
spurs are g'lt, and shaped A. M eagle's head
liz wears freah buckekln RauntIcls. Az
rider Mr.. l5eecl,er o1tdid all tho officers and
men who fought III the great battle of Montreal.
On horaehack he resembles tho nIc&ure OF t}en.
Winfield Scott. He sits uDor hfs stccd anlidlv,
and moves With thu anfnta|, jnatead Of fiobbing
over the fadde.horn everJ time The horse srots.
IN reaching Montreal he rode q fer, charger,
and The New York correspondents expected
nomentartlv 70 have to note runaway accl-
dent, OF 10 holp 10 rellublttate 4 dcmoraltzed
forueNnn, but Mr. Dcecher mastered The anil
we'll In band. On The hatt's Of fleteher'a field,
when tie veterans stepped out Of ltno to
allow The regiment 10 mOve Upon tie anelnT.
It was expected that Mt beecter would also fall
o'llcsrat cimreln9 when they did. putting with
excltcnent, md ennfIiuE the powaer-smoke Is
though he enjoyed It. When hs rcglfnrnt de-
Ilvured the coup Dc grace. under which tue enc
ny star'ed op tnll run TO- ti,s Gsyatal ralsce
Eloty In ahe victory. a: This janes9rs the
followed bS lhe Princess md several dragoons,
who faithfully went Wherever he led. The
Marquis rcincd Ia his horse Lear Col. Austin,
md dropped q wortl Of compliment for the gal
liant Thirteenth. atr. Beeci.cr moved up, and
the boys wcrc AL eager 10 sea whether
tie 3farqu!s would present him to the
Princess. Mr., Deecner ssluted the Mar
quls, extended his Rtused hand, which
The Marnnfs took, and said I few aoctable
words. The prinecss' horne capered about IN
til sho Was close By her husband'a side. anI too
uucl, onc of the party, not to bc introduced.
Tic Marquis turned bis horse's hesd 10 TINT
the auual wfeelcd and lett ite prtnross b.
hind tor husbands back. Then bg dragoon,
nppatsnt'y, ,appseeiatsnR The situation, rode bs-
twcep the Marquis and the Princess, md com.
p1ctcly cut OF Inc latter from the group. The
rrncess, however, much to the establishment Of
tuoso who saw her, archlJ peeund a.ound the
big draEoon to see the famous CHAPLAIN Lorne,
apparently nervous, tipped his silk hat and
tfo.tcd Of alone md a1mtcsslY. Thils the Prn-
cess and her ira1oou wheeled md went back 10
the reviewing point Subsequently Mr. Beenher
called upon the Marquis and vas presented to
the Princess. Hts stay, Aowevor. was' brief.
Mr. Bcechor met tue Duke Of ArRFle, lie father
Of Lorne, when IN Europe during tho Var, and
shls Wns bis Introduction. !
, 1879-06-04
Tho Introduction Of The .tImDerl
Compressed Yeast" by MesSfs.
Il. II. Shufeldt & Co. ~ ~
The Only Yeast Made ip the N
and Supplied to Thu: Trade
Fresh Every Morning,
Containing No Starch or Other Adm
teratlons, but 5 Perfectly
Pure and Fresh,
OF Inoatou1ablo Benefit to Ever
Household-By All Means Ask
for the "1mperial."

In these days Of authorizations 1t ts The duty
every family 10 see that their food, and esot
cially the nata0 Of life," IL pure. But no ma
ter how carefully the ingredients mnY be 81
lcctsd. II they are not properly combined It wi
prove useless effort. The attempts to msk
light and hca!th.gsslng bread have flooded til
market With cheap hops, Inferior yeast, IN
worthless bakiug- powders, The majority Of whicl
are not ot!lr Of poor quality, but absolutely It
1uri0ua. Knowing these facts, the Hcll.knowl
assn Of T. Il. Shntetds t. Co. undertook serle
OF sc!entshc experiments, and after much labo
aud cxpessc have succeeded ~ producing IN en-
tirely new quality Of ycaat, which ls now know
as the ''1mpessal Compressed" This ValuAbh
compound will l,e delivered fresh every day
the Chicago trade, thus positively avoiding Ii
possibility OF sour broad, and for t,e purpoa.
OF properly masking these deliveries twolys
Wagons aro employed A largo array of'elab
crate machinery has also been put into opeFa
s!on. and the Chicago public need no lon0c
hesitate, but can rest assured that In purchasing
tie g a1mpcrInl" brand OF yeast they are secur
ing that which will make t,are, light and health
giving bread. To ali heads Of families or house
holders VIC most cordially cofnnaend tho tmpe
rfal.f Ask your grocer for It md take no other
, 1879-06-04

Wo tearn from the ColuAie$ dnd india that IN
American explorer tAs rocsutly discovered IN
ts.a lltt!s.known district Of Yucataa, barIcsius
on Brlt!st Honduras, yaluabfo Insect, possess-
lug properties whiaf wight u Mcka Il rival
nj thu coct,tnaa and sllcllac producing lnaccts.
This Is the nee,s, OF as!a, = spcIes pt coccus,
wulch feeds on tue mango tree aud similar
plants, alltl exists In enormous quantities III
Central America. It is Of considerable stxo of 4
ycllowta,,-hsowa color, and eusts q pecul.as
oily o4or. containing, 40 It docs, larEe quan'
s,tY OF fatty oil, Or tather gsuase. This Esuase
Is used Ly lhs na.Ives for various purposes,
ee!,'g h!.Aay p:!.eA as 9 msd!stna! Of to' *. N
tcrnal application; mud u e also employed Tor
tiltton very considerably Dy different Processes.
Whom exposed TO great heat, tae !!xhses oils
suuih,inG l,Alf-sat.easd max, hut unaffected by
heat Or cold. which may b used - lacluar or
yarntsh Whan buraeA, this matus!as produces
a Thick scln!.nuid mnss.. somewhat resembling
a solution Of lnuias.u6bsft which. Astcs q
lew DAYS, becomes hard and solid. "A cement
lhts substsaec will bs snyaluahle, AID It might
aiAo b. llseu Tor uatcrprooanR pufPoScs.
, 1879-06-04
BEECIIER.


correspondence 81. Loafs RfuuAifcdn.
Ngw YaRK, Mny 2o.-uenry Watd Heecher's
regiment hss Garnet tho tltlo Of the Qucen's
Own, and OF the Royallst Regiment. 1t has re-.
ccvcd much applause for Its gay appearance,
md Its flne marctilng anl Its gallant Chaplain,
hNt It has also received much cstttelssn Tot Go!g
pff to another country to celebrate the birth
day OF q sovercgn, while it neclccts at
home 10 celebrate tho birthday Of tho fat,er
ol thu!r owu country aud tho birthday Of
their own nation. The Thirteenth answers
to tho criticism TINT II is too cold 10
turn ont on Washugtou's birthday anu too hot
Oh thu Fourth of Juiy. HUI. says tic caruer, 1t
Is not too far to 20 to Montreal to crtfKs 10
loyalty. The regiment. however, ts completely
satisir',. although Jew OF the prtTatcs begin
10 q, that he excursion was Qualification Of
Deuuliul, and evidently had that design, al
though The point Of tsa trip WA lost ataas OF
IN tl1s anticipation aud realization Of having .
good time. Tho trip was lnDat successfully
tnunagcd. 1t was uuIquo In tts conception. anil
lind huu1or Of lts own. for which, howeyer,
I'act is largely responsible, The cartoon pro-
y0kch Great laughter, md then sotnc lnasgna-
fested oycr II in Moutrcsl than III Brook
lyu or Now York. Tho marvellous press Of
Canada tnsistetl that The police ehou!d suppsess
INC safe Of l,p paper; but The poatce happened
l.lu uUsire for thu paper III this way, and nccord.
luEly iltu nothing about II. Tho Canadian pTeas
Eoutry lhua fav0rQ1 III Indignation meeting, but
tllia also was avoided through better councils.
Il,rrs WIS No fusa EuuGa over Chaplain
Ncerher by tho ytcc.seRa1 uarty, st,l the n6nora
weru conlurEud upon Gol. Dartd Austin, lit
commander nf the regiment. Dir. Doocbor Was
tn for Jolly trip from the start, and
tc onjoyea IL al. Tie regiment was not
jloaari to lind at 1t. Albaas tlat hs had gona
lheul tn Montreal 10 have little private rIcep'
liua on hts uwu Rcs:ulnt. liz had promised ~
hust them lllorc, a,l4 had lal tho aieer4, II II
said, 70 bpttsys that ha would Gu ttl1tilUr to
aps,id thu night 80 ~ TO b. trcsh next morning,
a. he did nut Wish tn trayel by night. Hut ~
weut up by an0khGr rua1, trav0lei vt night, a1'tt
shut OH to Montreal, alll tho llrat taa regiment
Eaw Of him WIS when In full uniform they saw
hin sta,,ins unon tho Enaln Duck Ut tne sleasn-
br At Lacline ~ rccusa thgni. lla tAtd he ll4u
Eot.s ou ahcaa to get thinxs rpsdy for bid mill.
tafy children.
In full UNIFORM Mr. nescher l. a. prstty u q
PICTURE. Evidently hu Unioys tlts military tTaIr
pings and feels ther Influence, fils outlt be-
collles hlu+ His elapsau II ot black plush, gu
brohlerad with silk braI1, bound with gold cord
a1sd tsa4els, pluu,u1 With two iong, heavy, blnc<
ostr,c4 tsathart. Ou ono sldo Of ths hat b i
blask vsiyut toauttv, l4 ua rcntre Of which u =
| luld.luce cross. Ile drcsseoat Of tho Chaplaiu
, 1879-06-04

:, EhnrptiIs {Ttnn.l EArHntcle.
John Coward, young maut son Ut tho Willow
Coward, mt. neinber 0f tho mercantile f1,n ot
WorthIt,gtuu d Coward, went inta tho atab!u
'uhere thcre WAL an n'd family hurss which lad
bccl, known to 10 always a. guntlo A. logi
but suddnniy thu boast Nas soizea With ~ ot
FicIousness, by some uteaus ut other, anu
pitctud upon young Coward. Before Ar could
gst .ray tren tho tcioetoHs asta hs, hs va ,s. a.
most ali thc mulclu IND dssb loose from both
artns aboyo tho e','o., had also bitten him iYsl-
ously ou sl,e s!dcs, hips, aud other places. Dr.
Coward, uncle VI the young man, Naa suln-
iDonui, and gaso al' ti.s surgical assistance md
tclLot possible; but Tho woun'ia vera Of = very
dangerous mi, Aesious patAse, and 1t vas tuaTeA
ilo could not SURVIVE 4 negro boy went iutu
tlu sarse horse aise.wasds, md was alto set
Gpan by II aud pretty roughly used, and 1t VIVA
Wl1h ,tit1isu'ty ha ~as rescued. fhb hnrsn WAA
never known 10 ba any waYs vicious oefoIss, ntA
Coward wantcu It killed, but nothing was dops
ahout ". Thu horse beunssd finally 10 Eet otnr
Ills spell, and WIS saken out aud worked III taa
plow tho ssMS uaJ.
, 1879-06-04

aumpt,tous etyle. The petIts diners and t}etcu-
ncra como on IN The frat floor, which through.
IS on oycry story Of lie l'e,it bourbon. Gam.
betta tnkes advantage Of them 10 pinv few
games Of billiards Aftar each meal. The excr.
cisc, ho thinks, keeps down fat. Ifc also walks
IN The morning, after Tho o'clnck breakfaat,
for thrae-quariers Of an hour round the garden
ovorhanghg tic Quai d'ufaay.
, 1879-06-04

kTuUKliOLuENh' HfKETlNGa. =.
CHICAGO X NDRTHW HW ESTERN RAILWAY CO.. =

n. mss!isS Ssaahs:
susls 10 law. Aal tho lEasAeltop es such othsF
buius = a4.4 cama .,ssosa I'D nssuns w b 4s
jung ss q os'01k u H. aA5ta,tsf I'll sess
u.'s As. 'y..as es4' X rss.esa.
u. l.. aihEB. sessetat1.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
%sHERIFF's SALE.
N NJ. OWNS. PlAintin.

JAMES NJ. OWENS. PlAintif.l
Ns.
JAMES siA-. Defer dAut.
uNpkh BY NtsTTE uF AN ORDER
u o. sale, snd Jaign Mt a rsciosure u
=. rtg-ge, ssd.d out 81 tho Dtsturt & art of
VIDA. ~ the sth d., o. lie emb~r. A D. Isl !.
Ia the bow etstltl. d t.on. wLstesh Jsnle. Al.
owens, th~ hb Ne nsnsa = slut q. o. tAtusd
jud za.ut against Janlsa sias def ndAnt ~ntsh
IA taaz .nf ~AS o. tNc hfh dsy a te :
Der. A. ID 1879 r cord q IN Judgment heok Is,
psse 81. Il The said ID stffrt Court rEs esin-
nsAnoed tD seli all III Z eriHin piece and parcel
OF Isud knuwu aud Sea rltret - Lot No. Oh
is1, in Back No Tw,lts fsur t2ii, sitHsts q
~tthln tie FINITE uf thr More Eryey 81 : e
town OF L ,rrsA, aud enlbrs 81 'hia ~hst .
knAwn a. the nobiins TrHct t~Vsetnsr with all
t9aela-Afs, b. re fitsgsrn = nni .p surtrHsnfers
Z. ' lee I'll. . III ~ ten hundred snd . 4 fy-nss
tsi.os 4 liar. n Uuitrd -ttter IA Goa '
re Lrt with my ret there u at the rst~ v Nv
per .su, Ier nssnth s. nke gold sssiu ion
iat~ her az Al taid d@susgss ~sajnag~ sas
the tlA8nttG. q gstA~r with the SIN u -ss.s-
G attend Ts-iO0 aillHFs tax q srsf- SIS ferleA1s
Ans al aetuing ~intrrrxt and essis -Ate
Pullic n.tie- 10 Z ~ b. riyen ID I ! have - >
ia, eyls. up u -ua N SAT- EDAi. ID
DAY uf JAAUsRY. A d isss. q - o'eieet
10 u ~ -msa a y. ,ttt- let sDd yr.n.i~ss Sd w
4. srr bel, ID ne tswu ~ tursAa. seuatty q
farrks. Nevada. ! wall Ia oh~dispes to ssa
,rd . ~ szl-, II th- shave Dire rb~d properly
10 satisfy pi.int rs jatcnseit With interest
iherr4sn and = &, 20 tns higt al sns BEST bid
der for cold sS.a q TIE tinted -tNi.s
MATHEW KYLE. shsr g
BY Jas y Mssos equity.
foHx T. DAxEn. p s!nuEs sftorn-y
Enr.ka. kafsas county. Nevada. neeensh =
q. ISIS. llrris I'd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
Application ron 4 PATENT

RIO THIS CAROLINE MINK-Se Ag-
United stats Land Ua1ee. kurrss, ~.
eeaaber q. ISIS. Sctire 10 hereby siNrh ~
Esests 4 O.. @nd sissun FfahsT. whSAs ~
oalee address 10 HAnniitn, Ssvaas- lsfs -, ~
day nls1 tter application fSr : p1'- Yin
. linear feel 81 ths Czsolin- nine " va
beading SILVER. with surface sr~nAu W. ~
dftd isttfn width, situate. I!ihs aha wfi,s
wn to e1ue Mining District. County q ~"
Pine. Aad stats Of N.ysds. and kbN~t anu
isga ed /, tie neld notes and afacisl pia.on
ne n n . ufhee as Lot SaAaeSE y. ~.
r4vr boundaries u aid Lot NJ - being So.
lows, 10 wit Naristion 10 deg y ~ ar.
c,ms.enrina Al = post marked NJ. t.s ruI.
Wy n. : .whsnee L. > nenutAeh I'm
y n .tes W, 7 seo feet; he s.eti.n ,otnss "a
nicn L. se uons 2 snd ;. Isl hslE,-
Sections 81 za.i s.. T ID 81 b, bstts
de-. as mtn L i,poo iest: the eli Amsaur snas
bssr- y q DID Is ssIb I zls t'tt ara 'a 40
eavefs tai.nei un this lain bears
n.fa ", "a f-t. Thsnee. running it CO..
: "a dc. ", i.n0 feet. - psst NJ. 20
NV ~ q, IA sar.s \ j. i.g W. 800 feet y
poet 80 :. & = satvsY No. - "a s"s',s.r
deg Il. / ~ fssl - post No =. ~. a
~ 81 .sa s..uf =. 4 % ssk ., -
Nlass u bsxiaaiss. senssiniss ! eiN M
Sala .laiM "a lasnasa ~ ne s.'sa VA "A
~tixax GAzA4Lpf A4aAtss rl&iA. . fhSNs.is
lie .,aaa.r. Ths ~ss<ssaea II tsis mise y 49,
rewarded IL she AseoFssrs enase ~ we'~, IA
Mlninx nistflss "a Beck J. fase ss'.st ~
sns.ln~ -4<iYsi- Ct rsi3 dixfFet eNS n,lJ
perssss. u.asneinx adversely any p1rtsA ~ go
car.is n naiHe. or said IiniEe s~raahaI shsiy
lnbszore described. are required % y rna,ed
ndverse claim with the Register 81 iht ~
states Land once, So Eureka. IN The s.assriuJ.
Nevada, during the s.xty dsys period o. ps.,ns
cation hereof, or they will hf barred W Wv
81 the provisions. ~ the stst1te.
dTaad JAMS Mem .RTiN. hesis'...
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
APPLICATION ron A PATENT

no THE NEVADA GIANT. OR FITZGkR.
i AID MiNk-Ae. 4sa-L. ; ] and Usnee,
Eureka, Nevada, tletpbsr "a 4Hss Motto. IL
hereby given that Aiehssi Fitzgerald whose
ps@tufirs sdar.ns IL Csgsiax EurtKA c,snniy. Ne
ysds. AA# this day ni-a bis spy5ia1n0n ia a
patent for sewn haurot snd Ninety i've fTg5l
linear fs.f - 4 e Nevada GIsnt. or fitzgerald
naihe, Or yetB b. aring s1ixsr. with eur;sce
grsnHd sour nun rsd ltssg feet IN width. s.tu.
ate. lyiAH aud beias Ia thr Cortsx Mining Dis.
trtet. Cvanty % kuresa aud slate VI Nevada,
aud knySn AID dcsiShsted by ths nsid notrs
sid efnsiAi plat aB nj. IA this IN = ss Lot
sumbsr Al ia ~te~nshap - hcrlh. range IS
east. u Mount DtAbls IA. ridtan- The exterior
ussaHaArirs ol sssa LIT No 81 being IS foiiJws,
{ vii N4rat,aB iea degrees eAst C. nmenc.
suk al 3 psf tAsrkri NJ. 4. L. =. surN.y NJ. 81,
raears tAe s.stiau rsfusr, eoaasiaoA 10 sections
). .. ! Gtsal q. ts@nsbiP - nurtb. rang. A. east.
ii u. NJ. tears = IS dee Z mia ", : ~! feet;
Tie tsaTF.seb shaft bears \ II deg "a min. W,
4.4 fr { sad the cd nsIn shaft upon this
is-ss bx@rs Barth 40 feei. ths ses. running Let
ssarss. wet IN s.in tstt e. the esst boundary
vi 1 = autyey No 81, JaDeueD lode. 7s5 feet.
10 pet i44rEsst No Z. u, : survey No. IL;
GA~pes. ~ esnrss. lssEth An fs.t ~ tie east
Boundary VI sata surss - Nc ~. Junction islc,
1heilee poet No 4 20 said jams uu1 survey he4ra
S5A DIS u - irst s9u iest 81 pot msrA.d
W =. L. : ssTs.g ~. a.. ta-ies, 81 c4assc.
sanf 8fset. T. pet a4AEAes4 10. q Y y surs'y
-. 81 Ana Dsses. sth g aiss seusA t@ i"tts
~ y 81 NJ. / tie phase - b. klnsaEG b. Mgca
~ / ? survey 80, ~ SAu VI u s~Ars - va
4gsts ~gta tass sarvsg a. hereby rasiasrd,
sMid e~l4r4st - si4ss Fi&sa a. sutit.~s. hsGlns
48ng 81 ls~s -, ! ~ fhls Survey ~, 81 aAd
s0tsagEg t.seis4s lei ceG4se. l0g1l "a ie~ti
shshgs. ID coarse. SIS DIS b. al zig ie.il
4ssa thetSr. 81 egusxs. WEEK - a4p fest . tho
place " s<g4AalsA, sA4rA u~st i~tnz eAciui ID
ffpas tEs@ sATstys lcsses remaining ! "a Nv
. rs. Th4s sEs4Aa 10 tnx4Gaf.l eA tAr Sxsf ~
ts. 1ana.fA sAa PgstaiaiA. sad GA the sAs' W
thr GOftsg ulsnt. " Cgtnssssas lode tbs s"s-s
ual Il tns@ a4snF - ia4y fs~urae3 ~ thr he
osrarEs One q CsFttx Mia ~ DlstTifi, ~
80. isy. IL bs.sl Is ~ tar rsss gax ~ said ais'
tr9et sny sEd ala Frrsvt-s si@iHsiits adversely
say lssftt0a ~ szla Nevada Giant ~ iltxser'
aid la4h~. 90 sssd nsiG4Ae sFUuai a. bsf-ihhes
fore a~=1Fihs~4 rFs repaired - nis taeiE I'd.
verse rlsst1 with the E.zistrf - tie IAItra
>tAtss LkBa p;nse. ct kareks. II The n;si ~
Nevada. during tbs askty d.ys' pvrissi VI Pnp.
Il. tssu Esreuf or thry sfll be- haired " var.
IA. II tpr prsStsisssss = tA- statute
ocxs.zd JAMES AuGAkt4H. Register,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
Apr,rcar,oN rum A PATENT

NO cukTkZ GIANT. on Cum AlNs
M4nN-So sss. I > Land once, AErexs,
Nevada. 0etaaa "a. 1878. Motive 10 hereby civ.
en-, that Asrn.si Fltx--rssa. whose P~0stssses
address il CSrts ; kurekA eoaniy, NsFA@s has
tass Aay nlsd his application Tor . pHiehl iMf
nftssn hundred lIneAf feet VI ths Certtx ulal''
~ Iam-.ans iuds. ~ fsan os@fshA st4ssf 49,
surtas gIuzud 4. ar hutasred 60 frst IN
width sstMsta. Isfng and betng IL Gftz MD.
lnN pisfxirf County VI kGreka. Hnd STATS ~
Nevada. Kne knvwH and dsAsgnAisa " sNe
GELD notrs sua ofaelsl ptsi Oh ne IA thss v.e
as Lot san bar ~, sa teNASAtp ~ hnftA tAhse
as east NJ auast p44hs0 HsuEidtsa. The exterior
boundaries VI said l@t No a. Neins ~ iViie~s,
to wii2 Variation ~ = de-. east C1hAa.Heihs
al pasl marked No. !. I. ;, survey No's -
tht saiae ee.ns iort ~ ! o. a. w6.nrs
a.. N.xsdz Diaa . er fsExrrsIi has Nnes
he section corner ec1nn4oa ~ secugbs ?, ~
and s, +. e \. n. A. b. 81 D pssr'
dsa 4 msB. W. srs2 fe tle osfft-sh ~
bears y "a DIS - n4n VI ass i'S' - - "a
feet u. ne~, rauhtng let eoaFss, nNfih $500
Il. NJ ssid serssy Ne. Al. 70 post hAihsu
Number 2, United tates ahrHf! S"Hest
tie sAsus bstEz pa No. . 81 sAia s@i'ss $3.50
tn.uc~' ii course EAST i.eoo fret. to posi nafsea
40. 8 4 5 survey No a.. thsneT, 81 course
.ouih sg0 feet T. pat nasrSea No SUI
vrs Ne. a.. sBd tiasnee. sth course. seet tNs
feet 10 .. ii No l. ths place Of ossihnlAs, esA,
t.tn.s4,y Ia T-.ltx, rvs. This claim IL hfahsea
- "a. wei b. sbe NtysdA utaEt ~ fizs'rAla
kase. The ~iaest!oa " this naise y dais s..v.a.
al in the asxorIsrr unlcs VI C~itk A'l,As
Dlstrtsf, on ps&e 20. IN naek Is. 81 asia N rs
records. Ans aud ali pcfsuIs elsaaashs saseis.S
"a. .srtaon "a said c. ri.z Giant. 81 eninM'n.
,.s..s ~ said nAning sfesasd a. htrrsApnivIs
a~sessl~d. sre r~s4nlrr~s H. nie their sasssss
sl.,s. viii the Register % thu tnitea ssa'
lnsa Oaae~, 81 Karsk4. Ia Ills state ~ Nr's",
daring the skip days pere~l VI iaoh 49,
srr~I ,r tasx ~,ti h. BARRED ~ virtue " us
p,sassa las. McMARTIS. Register.