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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

NirNicirAl.-'l'i;n Sinking l"nnd Gommis,
300 met last eight al the ottc! Of Auditor f.
H. hiookcLt ard droIlai to have The Gsh ard
vHfCiahle sheds ~ Ike mn;tlci %hiIrwaShcd, so
- 10 b. ready ior the spIIuE hlIsrc94. The
olmLmlSslon Wlt! mCci aEnn nn Fiiriav right at
the same place. Hni itam' WHO ry," ca 10 deal
~ ileh tins season. - r'Gu".'r'! 10 Ia present
The COMMITTEE on iu'ir Property met nj
ihr Auditor y rttc, Ian nli;ht and agreed to
FramrHcnd IL lhc iity t"unrd that ;he re-
"a a>hirE G. rtain reuaur Il she American
a,:t y.,,niI hc complied with.
tt!n tGminI'irr ~. i'.'"s t iha Ciy Co,ii ci
viii 81" ,,i 81 ri"Ai 1t thu Anpiirrs aiic, 90
uiru s".lci ,"' r"."I4 a. #n"ryrng The aIGs
house .,ia Irnv,a:"H". ~. in;l',: thn rr,.la,n
der II 10 'Ge-,nE i:.rtI y"as.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
E'oR RENT.

NOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
8 rooIny STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
IL Cameron streot, lately occupied by K. b.
Lawson s. Co. Apply TO
sopl6 K. M. LAWSON
HFOR RENT-HOUSK No. IS Cameron st
a: between Fairfax and Leo. Applyto
sp OIL }. II. D. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
EDUCATIONAL,

MISS CLARA HARRISON, pupil of Prof.
iSA Bischeli, is prepared to receive limited
number of PIANOSCHOLAkS. forms mod.
crate. Reference: Prof. j. W. Bscholf, organ
isL Congregational Church. Washington, d. c..
Address, Lock Box 162, Alexandria. febl41m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
ijs If.Sp.

in Washington city, on Tuesday. tde 10Th in
He WAS q native OF this city, whore ha resided
up TO tho last forty years OF his age He leaves
two elderly listers here, and many other rsis-
lives and friends 10 mourn their loss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
LOuAu fIATJEN9.

WEATHER ps0BaBLf1igs. F.I, i. 1856
"or the A:G:.3 Atlantic E:G!o5 iaIiaf, I.e'uros
Ter, soui1o5'y winds, cloudy and throslorng
weather, followed by occasional light rsIr, fol
owed hg ireng barometer and cc!da7 ;<rFtcr'v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
= NJ 7iT@.fs s:;,!S'E'a5.

rsilIh FISH MA Il kET.
Persons doBiring 80 occupy stsnds in tho Fish
Market tho ensuing yasr commencing tho first
OF MHrch next. are invited to meet tho Commits
sioncrs Of tho Sinking Fund ut tho Auditors
Office on FRIDAY EVENING, tho E0sh inst,
III half past o clock.
fob 1881 T. l.. BKOUGETT, Auditor.
! OST LAND WARRANT-Tsko notice:
I 4 Tho undersigned. owner Of Military Bounty
l.srd Warrant No. Gb7t'0 for one hundred and
sixty acic5 Of land, which WAS issaed by the
Honorable the Commissioner of Pensions, TO mo
undor the Hrt Of February llth, A. d., 1917, for
my services in tho war between United States
and Mexico. ia lost or destroyed at Occoquan,
Viignis, and J. will apply to the Commissioner
Of Pensions for ~ reissue Of tho said warrant 10
me- [foblS.WGwl AMOS r. FISHER.
e AhoA1AS'
Three Button lid Gloves 81 doe
Double width Rorago At DC.
Ladies' Linon Collars vt Sc, nj ,,,
nov IT 6. g. RERRI'S.
OEKl Kl--LONpO CATTLE
"a POWDER in G Ii boxes, can DO purchased
| for ono dollar per bcx at
w. +. CEEIGHTON'S,
ieh4 81 King street
or BONES HIGGINS q. l.. SOAP, Is
81 - boxes Is n. Rabbits Best Soap, snd -
gross Kum(rrd's Icnst Powder, received by
| nov ~ w. A. JOHNS III s. Co
THOICE FAMILY FLOUR-25 barrels
~ Cone & Wostons Now Process Family
fof9 GEO. WASHINGTON. ACT
| = pPLE, PEACH. PEAR AND OUNCE
| - BuTTER, JELi,l rs md PRES tiRV rs,
isn5 w. " j. q. MILBURN's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

\. NJ. Z. A.--The Young Mon's Christian
Association hold short meeting last night. il;
The class room Of tho III. f., Church. Tht
Executive Committee recoInmandcd thr election
Of Charles Herbert As an active member, III,
alter religious exercises tho association nd
lournod until next Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

&@5 LANES itoqH ;>AcNINGS. ILANNRLS,
'AMEL = 'I'lHi large variety, vel, suitable
trimmings t" !nc,cj:. iIE& nnc;rl Il!
ISAAC t.iCnEURG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
ANsiG'sssA Has.s;S.
Ry VFesi &; Lucas. Auctioneers

-, DIkTo,I = ~.
hy Fes' ~ ''4eas. Anct'oneers.
Z ARGE ASSIGN SE'S SALE OF FINE
- SILVER PLATED WARE.
VIII be gold on MONDAY next Feb,u.
AIRY l6!h, 1850. ri ~ o'clocI, p, r., anI ,
and r. NJ. ST No. ca King stroe., not door IN
ment Of Silver Wnra in avcsyvsriety' conss,ina
es follows, viz: Tea, Deaao,t and Tsbio Snnons
IN variety; Dinnor and Tea knivea, Dinner and
Dessert Forks. Pic iliiters and Cake knives.
Cake Eaflets and Gard Receivers, Goblols and
Auga, gold end silver lined; Pickle Forks and
Fishes, !;uttnr Knives ana Sugar Shells. Sugar
Fowls, Tea fota. Cream Pitchers, Snoon Hold
era and Hacka, Eco ritcEors, Sslvecs with Scts
and various nthor articles. ,?ho eoods sro nuar.
sntesd O! the bost makers in tho JInit,d Ststns.
Reed & Barton Roger Bros. end Mcridan 81.
yer Plnte Company. These goods ara "no, e.
inspection overy inorHinr hetwcan ard =,
O'clock.
Sale continued day and night until tbo s,oc,, 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

ESCHEATOK'S SALE-Yy order Of tho
~ Governor OF the Commonwealth of Virgin
is. ss eschestor, will olTor for sao, st tho front
door OF THO Court House of Alexandria county,
on MONDAY, the 2G:h da7 of January. 1884
that being Court day, at y O clock M, TWIN.
TY-ONE ACRES two roods and twenty ono
poles of LAND. in the said county of Alexsn-
dris, lately the property of james Hilton decd,
which said land has eschested 10 the Common
wealth, according to law.
Terms Of Sale: Ono third of the purchase
money will be required in cash; the residue in TWO
equal annual payments. bearing interest from
day OF sale; the purchaser to execute bond, with
good personal security and tho legal title TO be
retained till the whole OF tho purchase money is
paid. FRANCIS MI. MILLS,
dec INV Eecheator
~ The above sale ia postponed until MON.
DAY. the 2'd of February. Court day, al tho
Same hour and place.
jan 2G-td +. NJ. MILLS, Escheator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

PERSoNAI.-Mr. John w. Mitchell. OF
Char les county. Md, whose illness Eas been
Mentioned IN tho Gbzotte, il repaired m muHh
better.
Mr. Geo. Sicncrnaeel. who WAS taken sud-
depiy Ill On Monday morning @nh rheumatism
o. tho heart, and has hncn in Il cIi~c.l c}ndi-
'Ion ior the two days. Was slightly better TO day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

St3'l'L$cE SN;Rr iiRAIDs. 3 hie oh, at 20.
4 !,icrG. - |. fIClIEEEG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

NC Z re n 1.-The commodious FIRST.
= GLASS WAREHOUSE. No. % south
Union street, formerly occupied by Messrs. q.
4. koh'nsnn 81 Son. Possession given at once.
Apply to = Is. HOOE i.n3().1n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

CORRUPTION IN our national affairs ;a4 the
same tlfect on the GoSerOmcdt hat severe
Tough or Cold has uron the human system
loIlttca rctorm IN the i0rntr and DE-. Ruii's
cough S;rnp IN the latter ease will remedy tie
,7ti4. Al! tho Druggists sell it Tar 70 ccuts
b0ltles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

STOK SALE--THE DESIKABLg THKEE
e.. STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. Q n.
Alfred street, belween King and Cameron,
supplied with wstor, gas and oil tho modern
improvements. Tho house ia surrounded hv a
ano LOT cumming back to Columbus ST. contain
ing variety OF fruit irees, and enclosos stables
and carriage house.
forms; Fart cash, and tho residue on time,
with good security
Apply az Inns office. an 22-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

EJOVk POLISH and SHOVE BHiISHES
- for sale cheap at
MCLEAN s. IIHLERS.
loDa IS King sIrca;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

owed ~ irlng barometer and cc!deT *rFtcr'v
winds.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. n y0urg mGG na;..aj
4. !. jIolgh, neatly dressed, add gentIrManIg
IN manners arriveG IN this city Monday night,
and engaged a room at the railroad Hnte O!
which Mr.. &. Il. Tex is proprietor. ill.,, rctifrtl
and HinPt until stc yesterday morning, when he
was awakened h7 cir. Cox lie arose and
dressed himself. Grll went out, but soon oanie
back aGd vent 10 his rGGlu. 1t appears thai
Whlo Cut hd purchased from several druggists.
morphine IA quantities Which ii la Supp0 o.
amounted 10 sixteen ciainu Iin then went %
The telegraph office and sent q Gisin;ch 10 his
brother, stating where he could ha found, and
then went to the hotel anii drank The morphine.
DC receiving return telegram in the evening
from the brother Of the young man, iIGui!iug
as to his whereabouts. Nj. Cox went t. tho
loom occupied by hlr. Leigh. and found him 10
an unconscious condition. Sir. Coz succeeded in
getting him upland carried him down the street;
TO The drug store Ct lIunt Il Davidson. whore
DR.. Nj. IL. Lewis. prescribed for him Tho
medicine was procured, and ha against His will,
required TO take it, Mr. Cox then walked hiln
around all night, and thi7 mornpg, although il
M exceedingly nervous condition, he IVES coz
adcred cut OF danger lie stated that he had
enlisted on board @: United States vessel
served several years, anti deserted, and to ayod
bringing disgrace on his family Ivy being arrested
and iakcn b4ck 10 his old quarters. ho had al
tempted TO take his life. There wore two things
he said he would 10, DO. i've tic lilo Of sailor
or become q tramp, ant :hc:c beirg nothing
aa: lett ior liin!, death WAS preferable. lie is
very respectfully corrected, is {! NIrsiuisn, and
Is highly educated. lie Seems 10 regret biz past
lie, whatsoever il may be. Another telegram
VS. received from his brother. gho is promj
H'E: gentleman, To day, stating that rs soon az
no Is able, nc had ICIiHr be reported 10 lie
nnip.
CONcEET.-Iu "a tctount OF ''i'nnioro."
rendered a lev nights ago il Gh8ricatowu by tho
musical talent OF Winchester, under tho Girec
ION Of Professor i4?n Wheat, !or the benefit of
he Irish relief turd. is thc following notice
from the Virginia FREQ Press:
Mrs. lismIton's Josephine, the gallant
Captain daughter, wa9, In tho Judgment of
these who have seen and hazard under the moss!
favorable :HspG,a, equal ia that Of i!sa 4 mis-
Montague. iiIIilmn:nA piina donna, who il
r-icomCi by inany ti,c superior OF kellogg.
%nr was cXc'!IHGL 10 vOirc and cxprafsjon,
sr&cCiul III gesture. and Iiy turn beautifully
ylyaclou4 and charmiGgly denur0."
IL IL auGrcstt! that the lmusic,i talent of
AicXendrn oo.y -" .X4n.;'l" 81 the ladies and
gentlemen ot Winchester, and ihat n conccri be-
gwen IN !l!a city fer the suffering ,cnrln OF
Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

{ iGEN3 CAN BIZ CURED wh;le Won slcen
- ~ using PEL'S WONDEKFUL CORN
HHhv EfT Prico 25c /, bottle For sala by
sanH - SHhBLER 81 (Hj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

SOOO Lslies' aid A s1d 'I Emo,n py inc
Society, for aalo by
jan22 THOMAS PERRY At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

ETlSH-NORTH CAROLINA ROE HER.
E. KING in store and for salo by
anE3 &. s. TAYLOR Jr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

TGn BUSHELS POSEY WHITE
NV fEACH BLOW POTATOES for
sale By '''
jan % THOS. PERRY Act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

SfDcMal BEGuMSl BEODMHi zoo doc
81 Brooms in stnro and for snlo by
MchEAN s. ITHLER.
fob 4 70 Ii;n~ go,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER.
~ We have Just received one barrel OF the
above celebrated Water direct from Harrison,
Maine. 1t is highly recommended for diseases
of the kidneys, dyspepsia, rheumatism, nervor,s
diseases, SC, sc. Circulars can be had upon
application. For sale by the gallon by
decd Z. S. LEADBEATER& BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

90 DOZEN BRoOMS received TO- day and
II - for sale by
jan 29 &c. MILRUKN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-07

as they ought to be. But this seems to be o
mistake. An officer came to us yesterday
and claimed to be able to account for il
satisfactorily in another way. He said that
the fault lies with one Of our justices Of the
peace, To be more definite, he charges
Squire Comings with some queer practices.
Such as giving decisions that are not justi.
fed by the evidence in the case aad resort.
ing to everything within his power to shield
prisoners Of a certain stripe He says that
the prostitutes who inhabit the deas On and
below Fifth street and everywhere else in
the city know this and knowing too, that
they can change to Comngs in case they
are brought before Robinson, they boldly
defy the officers and the ordinances and
even challenge the police to arrest them
We know a little about thj, ourselves We
have heard black wenchcs, inmates Of
some Of the down town hcls
boast, just after having been discharged
by Coming that they required neither sit.
ncsses nor lawyers when they were tried
before him and that they would never
be tried by any other Justice in The city,
The law requires that all cases in which
change Of venue Is demanded by the pyis-
oner, shal. he taken to the nearest Justice 20
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-07

down to q mere nominal expense, Itwsss
regular cut throat fight which threatened
at one time TO involve the principals in
financial disaster. Captain Bruncr, OF the
De Smct, took the Champion into the st,
Louis trade with Bird in the office, just in
time to meet the "freeZe up" last
month, The chances for success in this
new field have not yet been fully tested,
Bruuer is an experienced and popular gen
tleman, and as his interests are thrown in
the same channel with Birds their friends
here are ready to give them all the support
at their command
The Cairo and Vinccnncs railroad will
be sold in Springfield on Monday next It
is understood that Junius Morgan. who i,
largely Interested in it will be the purcha,-
err Rumors were afloat here that Jay
Gould was about to gobblc it and operate
1t in connection with the Mobile and OAiu,
extended from Columbus to this non'.
Your correspondent finds that there is no
ground for such reports. ltwould be
good thing for Cairo il such project were
carried out, The Mobile and Ohio opera,
ct from this point in connection with the
NinccnncS to the East and the Narrow
Gnagc 10 ST. Louis, would exert powerful
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-07

There has Been some complaint % Us
for some time past, by different q chs
against the officers for their failure to Keep
female night providers Of the streets and
that eyeu during the iay the number Of de.
PRAYED wretchc, who apunt about the pub.
lie squares is a glaring'aisgrace. The cid.
zcns aforesaid seemed 10 be disposed TO
blame the officers for this state Of affairs
and believed Chat they we're not as efficient
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-07
COMMUNICATED.


Giltor Bulletin,
Ship The BULLETIN of Tuesday
morning find the following "news item:
a gentleman came to us yesterday
evening and complained against officers
Wins and Tyler, He said that at 9 80
o'clock while taking drunken man to Jail
who'was probably a little stubborn, they
fudely caught him by the heels and drag.
ged him for several squares. HIS head and
shoulders striking the projecting planks
aud nails in the sidewalk must have caused
the poor wretch severe pain, for our inform
ant says, he cried and begged pitcously to
he let up but without avail. We would
not publish mere statement Of this kind
unless II were ON good authority and but
for the fact that such stories have
cone to our ears several TINES
before We have NJ doubt that
sometimes the police have son'e very hard
cases TO deal with, cases in which it re-
Quiyc, o great deal of patience and for
bearancc and strong will to hold back
passionate violence. But we do not believe
that any case Of drunkenness could occur
III which such brutality as above related
ro,;comon ,y mr. ,.r",' ,.,I u, ' II
si,tance whenever he find, TINT he ism,LIo
to perform his duty Hence, if two sober
men can not take one drunken man to Jail
nn ,rto~ ie 'so' IN 10 '",,'''h uca,ihGh'
naads TIM, thew should summon tIat S. .c
lance We believe that there are two sides
TO this case n, TO all Others and hope that
the parties concerned will bn allu q, gl,or
,h.u,s.i,.o..,, ~. ,.,i.,,. -, '>"'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-07
ONO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.
TINE TABLE or PASSENGER TRAINS FngM
NINCENNES NOV. 30. 1872

EN.rNARry
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-07
ATTENTION DEITAS

The annual election of officer, Of tire
Delta City Fire Company will take place
this evening \ full attendance Of men
bcrs Is desired. 81. IiuNm. Secretary
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-07

IHC llllubls Dlulc NlllaNCul lNN' UNIV
citation met in Peoria on December 2Sth,
The meeting was called to order by Prcsi'
dent Wilson Harry Rouse, of Peoria made
the address OF welcome President vii.
son, in his semi.annual message, reviewed
the progress of amateur journalism, its
present condition in Illinois, and its future
prospects. Will L. Wright, Of this city,
read an essay upon the Rise and Progress
of Amateur Journalism, which was ordered
printed IN the official organ. The attend
ancc was not as large as on former occa'
sous. After transacting business the meet
ing adjourned and the members inspected
the distillereS, Sugal.worN3 and other
points of interest which Peoria affords
-"Do not lend your money and Look.
out for confidence men, are signs that greet
the eyes Of travellers at the Illinois Central
passenger depot, This is good, but not
good enough. So far as it goes it is most
excellent, but we would, had we the say-so
have it improved upon, We would have
the same signs in German hung in conSpic.
uous places in order that Germans as well
as Americans might be warned, Since most
of the men who have lost money by conf,
dence games AT this depot have been Ger
mans, it is remarkable that the idea OF
putting up German sign should not have
occurred to the management. The young
German, Luther, was the last victim OF that
place
This is the week Of prayer that will be
observed by the Evangelical denomination
throughout the Christian world This Oh
servance is annual, and is in pursuance OF a
regulation which, several years ago, was
prescribed by the Evangelical Alliance,
Accordingly, religious services vii. be con.
Quoted, each evening during the present
week, in this As in other cities OF the Union.
The prayer meetings at the Presbyterian
church have, so far, been wei. attended and
doubtless will continue to be well attended
during the entire week This evening
there vii. be prayer for the church of Christ
its ministers, its growth in grace and It's en-.
largement; and for revivals of religion
throughout the country.
The Sunday school World siruoIi,.s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-07
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

Nv The ~PAsSAYUNK MINE.-No. 548
u.S Land Office, Eureka, Nevada, Janu-
AIRY ., lsSc.-Notice is hereby given that the
hsssayank Gold and Silver Mining Company,
" is aniy authorized agent, NJ. @. Cavanaugh,
whose postofice address is Eureka. Nevada, 6ss
~ aay MED his application for a patent for
nI.een hundred q 300 linear feet Of the passa-
Junk mine or vein bearing silver. with surface
Ground SIX hundred l6o0j feet in width, situate,
lying and being In White Pine Mining District
county OF White Pine, and State Of Nevada
ana Hnown and designated by the field notes
ana oficial plat on file in his Office ne lot M
one hundred and four p04). The exterior
boundaries OF said lot No. l04 being as follows.
at post marked No. /, U. s. survey No ioae
whence the section corner at the southwest cor.
ner OF section 81, township l6 north. range 80
east. y. ID. NJ, bears q. Al degrees a min w
T;eeo feet. Post No. 4 of u. s. Survey No. a
Ia utoinia iode bears N. 10 degrees 10 min r..
AN degrees W 30i feet. Thence rupninp arsf
course, n. 77A degrees W.. coo feet 10 post marx.
o. no. J, U. y. Survey No. 104. Thence second
course N. l2A degrees e. 1900 feet to post
thi rsec mo- Vs.. Survey No. l04. Thence
ala socrse .: 1I@ degrees +. 600 feet to post
married No. 4. U s. Survey No. lO4: and themes
.ourtn course 8. 12A degrees W. 100 feet 40
pos. NO. l, the place Of beginning. Containing
~ oo.lO0 acres. This claim is bounded on
nes ,ns INC Dy any known claimant. The
nearest mine is the California,
ne location OF this mine IL duly recorded in
M ne recorders ONCE Of White Pine Mining
district, on page =. in book -, Of the minjns
records of said District, s
ny and all persons claiming adversely any
ihuon OF said Passayunk mine, or said min.
ing ground as hereinbefore described. are ~.
3uifed to fle their adverse claim with the
register Of the United States Land once A.
Lutek., In the State Of Nevada, during Inc
10 y Gays period OF publication hereof. or
OF the statute. p'o'iSions
,ne-eod JAMES McMARTIN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-07
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

r,o THE CAROLINE MINE No, 90. :.
United States Land Office, Eureka' ~,
cember O. 1879. Notice is hereby given m I
Everts Il Co. and Simon Fisher, "hoss ,hls
office address IL Hamilton, Nevada ~, for
day filed their application Tor . pA@ ven
l 600 linear feet Of the Caroline mine VI ,rn.
bearing silver, with surface grouha W. WA In
bred feet In width. situate, lying anu White
White Pine Mining District, County = I'D dss.
Pine. and State Of Nevada, ana known an Ia an
iRnated by the field notes and ofiicist p's 80.
file in this Office as Lot Number ~. fal.
rier boundaries Of said Lot NO. 10 ueins ssst.
lows, to wit: Variation lG deg ~ IT. 9 sur.
Commencing at a post marked ~, No. 6 bears
vey No. 81, whence u y monument ~ com.
N IA deg W, 1880 feet; The section Ior tT = and
mon to sections 2 and 3. T ION he.sNI n
Sections "a and SO, T 16 N, 81 r, pesis .haft
deg As min 4. ], 300 feet; the old Amaze, ~ dis.
bears N ~ deg Is min Il. 273 ieet; q so aeo 50
covery tunnel on this claim bears Z Course,
min W, ga feet. Thence, running - I sur.
4 "a dec w. /. 900 feet, to post No. 2, W. 10
yey No 80, ID course. N 80 ,ieg W, gols'vv u
post No. 8, o.. S. Survey No, 50; or ! survey
deg Il, 1 600 feet, to post No. =, Wa ~ sest 10
No. 80: 4th course, 8 GO deg r.. ~ scyes.
place of beginning, containing so.h by the
This claim is bounded on the nmoc.tion Of
silver Chamber mining claim. = n'ne Is duly
the Amador. The location of this m,ns : pine
recorded IN the Recorders office OF Wni. q ia
Mining District. in Book ], page so', nd ali
mining records OF said district. Any ~ aid
persons claiming adversely any poruoa here
Caroline mine. or said mining grouhu r. their
inbefore described. are required : .ha limited
adverse claim with the Register .ha stste Of
States Land Office. at Eureks, Md If publ
Nevada, during the sixty days perios :, Virtue
cation hereof, or they Will De oafre'
OF the provisions Of the stature, peg,ster.
d7-gOd JAMES McMARTiN' nee -