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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
The Death at Mckinney's.
Trnek,, RepnLiiean. April mol.

ffts>s' At'B"efs""t DH''
From our esteemed correspondent,
~. b. c." OF Tahoe City. We obtain
the following intelligence regarding the
death at McKinney's, Lake Tahoe /: The
lady's name was Mrs. Mary Jane Rooms.
She was . native Of Maine and aged "a
years, II months and 20 days. Her
mother resides in San Francisco. and q
sister. Miss Sarah Cunningham. has
been living with her at McKinney's for
the past three years. The cause Of her
death was pnsumonia, and the attack
was very sudden as she was only sick
three days. Owing to the terrible snow
storm il was impossible to get
physician. Truckse was the
nearest place where medical aid
could Be- obtained. and the roads were
wholly blockaded. II 10 doubtful. how.
ever, whether the result would have been
different, because the disease assumed
from the first its most dreaded form.
Mrs. Rooms was an excellent woman OF
irreproachabls character. and wa highly
respected BY all her nsiahbors. Cut
down in the prime Of life, her last
moments were rendered peaceful BY the
kind m~inistratious OF devoted friends.
Tsnderly they laid her at rest ON the
shore OF the mountain lake. 1t was q
sad. sad sight to see her two little boys
and grisf.stricksn sister standing BY the
the grave among the mountain snow
drifts. II IL simple justice to Mr.. Mo
Kinney to state that he did everything
in human power for the poor sufferer
during her sickness, and rendered every
attention to the body altar death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The South AmerIcan war,

luO pOutn h4CA iSoo woe
PANAMA, April THE Star and Her
aid says the United States sssams,
Adonis reports as formally established q
cosling station at Colo Dules. and Ave
tons OF coal have been deposited on
shore.
Peruvian papers report the destruction
OF the guano-losding apparatus al Chi
v%aiser. the scu,tiing Of . water boat and
the complete dssolation Of fhs place.
Chiiians also landed at Mollsndo. and
from the accounts probably much e.
aggerated-they respected neither for
eigners nor natives, age, sex or oondi'
ton. A letter from Arequipa says
the magnificent buildings In Mol.
lendo belonging to the railroad
have been destroyed by the Chill.
ians and everything portable carried
of. Officers without exception led the
way in opening private trunks belonging
to English ladies and filling their pockets
with their contents. Men are reported
as having outraged many women and
even small girls, and In some Gases the
Chilian soldiers were forced BY their
officers 10 nre upon their comrades 70
restrain their dsvilish brutality.
The Peruvian steamer Union succesdsd
in breaking the blockade and discharg-
inc q cargo Of war material under .
heavy Are from the feet. Shs then
took coal on board and again put 70 SEA.
arriving safely at Callao. While dis
charging her cargo the Union lost one
man killed and seven wounded. slight
damage was also done 70 The ship from
the drs Of the enemy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Miscellaneous.

San BuESAvrSrunA, April 14.-Abou
4:sO yesterday morning an sarthquak'
shock, as short and sharp Al the cracl
OF q whip. disturbed the slumbsrs Of tn
town. and was succeeded BY two gentle
vibrations. No harm was done.
RIVERSIDE, CAL, April ia sharl
earthquake shock occurred here at half
past 4 yesterday morning. No damage
was done except the unplesantnsss o,
being aroused 80 suddenly.
GAIT, CAL. April l2.-The SON Of 7,
Il. Fowler died from the effects Of hav
ing been dragged by q horse last Thurs
day, breaking mi Of his legs in two
places and forcing the bone through thu
fosh. Mr.. Fowler Is the father Of th.
two young ladies, aged respectively IL
and q. who were buried ct n funeral
about IL months ago.
PORTLAND. Or, April 13.-Twenty.
three freight cars. n baggage and two
passenger coaches were transferred yes.
terday from the East Portland shops to
the West side Of the river. for the West.
ern Oregon Railroad. This completes
for the present the rolling stock Of the
road.
Posr TOWNSEND. W. T.. April 3d.
The steamer Virginia has been pur.
chased in San Francisco by parties here
to ply between this city, the iron mines
and WILDLY Island. The steamer has
been shipped on the barksntins Kate
Fleckinger.
vIcronrA. April l3.-Ths strike at
Nanaimo Is at an end, the coal owners
and miners having compromised on q
sliding scale.
Reports from up.oountry represent
stock Al improving, and the snow and
ice disappearing.
Engineers start out next week 10 pre-
pare work on the railway for contractors.
Stickeen river IL Q glare OF Zoe. The
ice il as smooth a q floor. Most OF the
snow has blown Of. Aparty came down
from Telegraph Greek with sleds laden
with $50 pounds Of iurs, propelled BY
sails. The winter has been the coolest
ever known on the northern coast.
There was nothing going on at the dig
gings, everything being frozen up.
The Indian wal ut Wrangel ID over.
Mining il suspended at Sitka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

President Hayes again announces his
fixed and unsltsrable determination not
TO DO q candidate for reelection. It's Of
NO use asking him; he won't have II.
He does not wish to encourage any more
Of this second term business, and thinks
Washington. Grant and other two
termsrs have been too blamed deficient
in Presidential modesty. Hayes would
o. soon think Of taking Q second term
a. he would Of q fourth or fifth term, or
even q life membership.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
A Shocking Accident.
Eureka Sen,iae,. Apy,, 10.


We are panied to record Q terrible
accident to Nj. Al. Kicker. conductor Of
the freight train Of the Eureka 4 Pail.
sade Railroad. The sad affair occurred
just below the depot at about 8 o'clock
last evening. It appears that Mr.. Kicker
was In the act Of unooupling q car. The
brakesman or engineer mistook the
signal and started before the car had
been detached. The unfortunate man
tried to sItricate himself from his peril.
ous position, but was not successful. His
left log was caught and passed over by
both wheels, grinding the ankle joint
almost to . jelly. The limb also sustained
. compound fracture few inches higher
mp. He was taken TO the depot and DR..
Rockman sent for In all possible haste.
On arriving the Doctor found that am.
putation was the only course to pursue.
Dr.. Chanblin was thsrsupon called to
assist In the operation. Mr.. Kicker wal
suffering intense agony, but bore up
manfully, and readily consented to the
terrible ordeal Of amputation. he was
placed under the influence Of choloro.
form, and In about one hour the opera
ton had been completed. The injured
member was taken Of about midway
between the knee and ankle joints. The
sufferer speedily revived, and appeared
a. cheerful as could be expected under
such trying circumstances. and his ply
sinians are sanguins that he will pull
through all right. Il will require from
six weeks to two months for the limb to
heal.
The case il especially sad. Mr.. Kicker
has q young and devoted wife, the couple
having been married bat Q few months.
Mrs. Kicker, quire naturally, Is almost
frantic with grief over the misfortune Of
her husband, who IL quito young and
just starting In life. Mr.. Kicker. with
remarkable fortitude and consideration,
refused to have his wife informed OF the
accident until the injured limb had been
amputated. He was then removed to
his residence. The right leg was strained
but not ssriously injured by the accident.
Mr.. AL. Kicker Is q brother Of Ed.
Kicker, killed by Chartz some two years
AGO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE wooDvILLE CON.
~ Silver Mining Company. Ssh Francisco.
April -, lsee.--Ths regular Annual Nesting Of
the stectholdsrs Of the woodviiis oon, Silver
Niailg Company. for the election Of Trustees
70 serve the Company for the ensuing year,
come before the meeting. will BE- held at the
once Of the Company. Room 2. Hayward's
Building, No. lle California street. ssn Fran.
cisco. oal., on MONDAY. the third day Of May.
1850 tnrst Monday In Msyl. at ! o'clock =. \.
The transfer hooks will be closed on Thursday.
closed until sftsr the meeting Of Nay 8, 1850.
ID Il. Z. KkLLY. HecretaY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

Our friend Spyksns. who has lived in
Gold Hill ever since the town was
thought OF submits the following to the
votariss Of the fifteen puzzle" There
being one day Lost out Of the calendar In
passing westward around the world. how
many days could . man travelling con-
tinually that way win or lose on his life
timer And suppose . man CT years Of
ago could be tslegraphsd around the
world three times q day. how long would
it Be- before he could figure. up that he
had never been born at all?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
NOTICE.

nYYIcE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Commissioners Of Storey County. Nevada.
Notice Z hereby given: In yu,,u.nss q A.
Storey county, Nevada, made on tbs 10th day
OF April, A. d. 1850, that SEALED PRO-
P0SkLS will b received BY said Board mp 70
and including the TWILFTH DAY OF NAY.
A. D. 1850, for supplies for the County Hos.
pitai. In accordance with the requlsiton and
bill Of items on ale In the County Clerks
omos. which can b rsfsrrsd to. for particular,
iain IL. 1sD6NALp. Clark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

II 10 expected that the 81. Gothard
tunnsl will DO available for the trans
~portation Of the mails BY the end Of the
year. The opening Of the railway will
be somewhat delayed BY the construc-
ton Of accessory tunnels; but the work
will probably Be finished BY July ], 1882.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

There are forty Mormon missionaries
In the South, and q large number oil
local preachers. Elder Morgan, who
has charge OF the Southern mission. re.
ports that the cause IL making steady
progress. Some OF the converts migrate
to Salt Lake. but the majority remain
at homo. protesting q belief in polygamy
but not practising It. Twenty elders are
10 be sent to this field.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

Jennie Barker. . woman at Aurora. the
other day finished q little iour.year.old
girl named Dolly Burner. whom she had
adopted. She had ill.trestsd the poor
little thing for soms time. and at last
beat and kicked her to death. The in.
human wretch should bs served the same
way a. soon a. possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

Al the recent town election in Con.
cord. Massachusetts,. only twenty votes
were cast for the School Committee. and
all Of these by women. The result was
that three men and one oma wsrs
elected; the men for 4 period Of three
wears, and the woman for only one year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

According to the Losdville Herald.
Mayor James, Of that city. received the
following note from the local calabooss
chickens the other day:
70 the oni. bel marie James
thare IL about twenty men in the City
Jail the most Of them 10 for Mcdol men
please try to got N out. It II all for
DRINKS and nothing else
pleas 70 do this and tia will All remem'
bsr you
Onsrbsl marc James from the City jail
boys yours truly - -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

The Bodie Frss Press Ii enlarged to q
twsnty-sight column paper. II ID now
one Of the smartsst. livsliest.looking
dailiss on the Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

Adam Walker billed himself 1t Aurora,
Ill. because he had been sentenced to
imprisonment. and on the very same
day Marcus Bopps. . tramp, committed
suicide ct Lancaster. Pa. because .
magistrate refused to send him 70 prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFrIcs OF THE JUSTICE MINING
~ Company. San Francisco. April IL. 1850
Tho regular Annual Meeting Of the stockhold'
err of the Justice Mining Company. for the
election Of Directors TO servo the Company for
the ensuing year. and fer such other business q
held st the once Of the Company. Rooms I. 2
and .. Hsyvard's Building. No. tis California
street. Ban Francis 90, California. on MONDAY,
the third day Of Nay. 1850 tnrst Monday In
NAY, st I O'Clock p. n. The transfer books
will be closed IN Thupday. April ~. 1880. q .
"a 4. z. KELLY. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
DR.. 4. CHAPMAN.
TO

nRox NEvApA CrTY. cALuoR-
is MA. Permanently located st vtr.1m
dnis Oily. o61es. i0 SOUTH o exBRNf.
sasisfsesion guaranteed. sseou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
THE PIONEER
sHAvIHaA AAIRpREssIEa sAloon
Q. ponL. eRopRIrroR.

OLKAN TOWELS AND sHARP. RAzoAs.
" ouick. smooth. Neat, rintclass WORK.
HAIR OUTING and Dressing done In the most
utistdc. suitsbie and satisfactory styis.
The Old Pioneer saloon 10 the place. and dom
roo foraet 70. 70
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-22

- 9onbon. Die Nuslidten auf bic
SafIee= Grnte in geplon iinb wieber 1ns
ganftis unp bet @rtras, pen bic Resieruns
auf Sapa ersielen mirb, ,piro mabridein,
lid UNI 10000 Irnneu serinser lein, ais
in pprisen Sabre.
- Die Antipcrt Der Yfcrte auf bic
toentilAe 5tote ber Wldte 1T bener aus<
se}allen, ols man erwa1tete, oa lebtere
bic gntldeiouns ber Madte annimmt uno-
1id auf btelelbe 8aliS nit ben lesteren
itellt. SnceB madt fie ben 9rrbebalt,
baB bic germittluns Der freien @ntideis
buus ber Yforte ntdt binberno in ben
aSes treten iOll. Seop4 bat man ME
er,rartet baB iid bic Yforte oer @ntidei~
buns oer Madte unterwerfen meroe, ebe
iie btelelbe fenne. Wtan ldlieBt aus oies
let Nntmcrt, ba6 bas 8erfabren ber
Wladte, einisen @insrud auf ben Sultan
eema&t nnb ibm bas gecenflide ieimer
Gage seSeist Bat.
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blidts auf Bis ins tnnerfs Scr; atnsin
erfdredsnb bel lstnem Nnbltd. gDo mar
CT eewsIens 2 gDie tonnten feline ;3iiae 10
lhtaf uno fabl, feline Museu 70 unitat &C.
rorten iein 2 Bar er beute 9faht bet BEN
Srrlidtsrn braubsn sewsien ? llnb 70 nett
bate Ie i'm sebradt, fe, BIZ ibm bcn eia'
famen Qebeuswee bate erbe'tsrn ,polen
g8ar sas bic Truht Der Opfsr, bic iIe
bate brinsen ruaen, UNI itn sludlih ,u
madden unb eoh - Der esarise Mbeub
trat lhr nod einmal Dor bic Sesls, une lte
i6ausrts sulammen.
ST es Dir nidt su fIbl bier untsn
Gusenie !? Dte unporfdtia, Ui@ 70
Ieitt selleicet Der Morsenluft aus,ulsben!
NOrrius mar lunsiam auf ile suastrstsn,
ist. E Sttmms Hang subis, aber fabl unb
frsmo. Ole frGaelte.
Ou balt rsdt, mid frtert Id wia bin.
aufssbsn. @ie srtob lth, eas tthte 9aar
fisl tbr BET Der Bswesuna mad born iber
bic Shultsru. SD mab Did um gnt'
ihulsisuns bitten, bae Du mid 70 fnssf,
Bat Fs rerlesen, i'd wa mid slsta Or
bentlih an;ietsn.
Sbue bas. Wsr nollea bann, fpie wir
uns puraenommen, bic Sebensuurb9fst-
ten BON eaibad bel Sage betradten.
Du labt IS mir ,pobl 1a9er, penu Du
fsrtte bift
gr fat fe ni&t an, raGrenb er fprad,
iein iiberwad,ter 8lid rubte leitipdrts auf
ben Rnpipenbi1tsln bes Tlieserftraudes.
Die 1tranen traten ibr In pte Mussn, iie
leste, le'ie aufiGlud3ene, thte 5anb auf
Ieinen Wrm. 6srbert
Nun9 Ober wsibt Du cine before Sa.
seseintbetluns 2
gnrti,suns fpls'.
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& ages - eui fette e n.
& n I q n b.

= Nus Soma ipirb beridtet, baB Der
Miffiflippt bebeutenb, an einisen Stellen
I'M 20 8uB seifiesen if, uno baB bic l1e=
berflutbunsen bepeutenben Sdaben ange,
ridtet baben. Son Wtc@rescr aus 1T
nur bic cine nad ct. Saul iibrenbe
Babnlinie often. Der san;e anbere Ser
febr 1T abseidnitten. ueber 100000
Tonnen Sis iino prn ben Slutben fortse<
trieben mcrben.
= Sn Ridmoab, girsinien, bat elm
0e8er, geamens Wm. Bnrfe, ieinen
StammaenOiien Sat Sarris in eincm
Nnfaa prn Giferlu9t eridcNen. gurfe
besab lid mad 5auie, idloB lid nit ieiner
6ran elm uno lpioerieete ii6 ber Yerbaf-
tuns. Nls feline 6ruu eurd cine Sinter=
tbar entflieben wOllte, idlus ct ibr nit
benz 0e,pebrfOlten ben Sdibel elm; bann
murbe Der DcppelmSrosr fefsenommen.
Nuslanb.
= Die Wiener rMeue Sreie Breiie"
empfieblt bic abietuns bes Sultans, Inn
bic Sirfei gu retten. Das vTrenoen<
blatt", Hesierunssorsan, Serlangt, baB
bic eurppaiiden Wtdhte bic &cntrole aber
bic Yfcrte ii6eruebmen. - Die itriaen
3eitunsen slauben, oab eas Gnbe Der
Earfet nabe lit uao ratben Seitreid an,
SOm tirtiihen Territcrium 10 bel gu neb=
men, pie eS nur befcmnen fann.
= gon Gabul piro sen1elpet, baB in
Sentral=aliem elm alaemeiner Nuf|tanb
itattinbet.
- Sn einisen Diifritten SrlauSs iit bas
Sieber aufsetreten.
-Sn 8ueno5 Npres lit cine 0tepclu.
tion aussebrcden. Die Staot mirc te=
lasert.
= Die aus 6ranfreid aussewielenen
Ssiuiten iperoen iid mad pras beseben,
mcielblt fie um ben preiS Don $4,000 elm
9aus ansefauft baben.
= Berlin. Die 8a6len in Darttems
Berg, SeHensGaliel, yranbenburs unp
Sitpreuben fieleu gu @uniten Der run.
compromising constitutionalists" (pie(z
leidt cine Serbineuns Der Sprtldritts-
partei unb Der iiibpeutIden 8Olfspartei?)
aus. Das Resierunssorsan, bic Yplt",
gibt Su, caB ein llntidwuns in Der Difentz
li9en Meinuns einsetreten iei.-Yei ber
preispertbeiluns in Der 6iidereiauslfel=
lung erbielten bas Sinan5oepartement
uno bic Siidereicommiiion Der Ser.
Staaten solbene Wseoaillen uno ebren=
bate Grpdbnuusen unb ber Ser. Staa=
ten 6iidereicomniiiar Gbaie BON Detroit
cine scloene WeoaiGe.
= Die nYau Wlal @a5ette" 5pridt
bic Gniidt aus, baB 8ublanb mabridein=
lid bic mcntenesriniide 6rase in ber
0onferen3 3ur Sprade brinsen ,pirb
obwcbl bic Ibrisen Mddte iid sesen bic
geipreduns ieber aabern Trase, uls be,
8rlehtlden, rer,pabrt baben. Die Wei.
Seruns, Wontenesro 3ufrieben Su feaen,
barfte NuBlanb peranlafen, bic Yiorte ,u
beipesen. lid Zen Gatideiounsen Der Con
ferenj nidt gu untermerfen. Dielelbe
3eituno fast hin5u: Die @eiauoter
baben einen Wes einseidlasen, BON mel
dem lie nidts ale Demitbisuns ermarter
fSnnen, eS iei benn, baB fe bsreit 1int
(fpie Cir Nuitin Baparb iaSt), iiber blOB,
OrcbunS binaus3useben. Gs 1T nuelcs
Drctunoen aus3uitoben, bic nidt ausse
fithrt ipernen ioQen."
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@elbes Tte6er. gs wirb slaub.
wirbIs perlIdsrt, bab biefe fdrsdliAe
&rantbeit burd ben Gsbrauh Don @ar'
nsrs Safs SRibnsY unb 9ip,r Cure, In
grrbtnouus NIT Daraers @afe pias eer'
binoert psroen tann. @s 1T cine 9lut'
per9sftuns; man balte caa 8lut rsin unb
bic 3rautaeit miro ntdt etntretsn. Disle
6silmtttel balten bic glutfltrlr orsane =
9lieren unb ef6'r = In seluaoer 2batiStett
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@ematcr WaleD III in 1einer Sci.

Senator Mu1eD if in leiner 5ei-
mat9 YariS an9elanst uno purbe BON Der
8epSlferuns fefflid eurfansen.
- Sim Samitas Ibenb 1T tpieber elm
Sinh bes Mabors Sc @reb bon NuFin
seitcrben; has sreite inuerbalb elmer
0cde. Sett lieGt er ielblt nit feiner
yrau frant barnieoer un0 3meife man
an ieinem Wlsperopi itcmmeu.
- 81 Nuliin 4 ba5 @eriiht rerbreitet,
Der sefirhtete Ben Tbompion lei in
Cliff @oipraoe. erfdlcNeu wcrbeu. Das
wdre ein @lid fiir bic Msnldbsit.
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- S. .. @alIc,unp, Elm nosoriid
Saratter int uSrblidea Geras, per lid fiir
einen Snoianer Ssrauter= . pttcr aussab,
1T am 21. in Dallas plSelid seitorben.
@r mar l3 Wal tsrtciratbet; pier bon lei=
men Trauen leten nod. 9pn leinen SSb.
men bienten 30 in ber conf fSbsrirten
Nrmee uub 10 lpurotu aetSotet.
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Die @etstettt elmer Trau.

vSie bsifsbt baraut bab 20 wtGtissr
1T, tpenn ibre Jamilie aa gutter @eiunb'
tett trfremt, als bab le mpberne &leiber
trdat une Der Muoe tultiet. @ie furst
beBsalb bafiir, baB esn jsbes Jamtltenmtt>
sliep NIT 5opfenbitters psrltben III,
nm tei tsn erReu Symptsnsu eintr tsrant
stettnten 8ransbeit @sbrauda sapon 3u
maGen. Nue Jrousn ioutsn ttre gDeis
bett In hsrielben @eiie ,sissn." - Nem
Sapen pallaoium.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-22

Malaria. Sn 2anpern. no bisle
berriden, tperben aparners Safe &ibnep
une 0tper Cure unb @arners Safe pius
NIT wuneerbarsm grfolse setrauat. SN
werben portbetlaaft empfoblen ais 8ur.
beuSunssmittel seosn sslbes Gisbsr. Mls
@etnisunssmittsl ofs glutes feben iie
ptne @letden ba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-22

Man tollte s!aubsn, baB Der ssrinelte
Grab BON eeluabem 8sraaub sinea Mann
asbalten piiroc. 56anb su faufsn, einfada
ldon beswssen, neil er Elm srobes padet
fur IS Gents ertalten tann. Sbertz
bans Cavalry CONDITION
9owbers fno bur haus rein unb 1o
siel wsrtb ais Elm Ga5 1olhen Stufs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-22

s.. 5usfe Il @Sbne ba6en
isbt febr i&Sne Damen 3sus' clipper uno
eine erobe @uswabl pon Damsn. unb
8inberfhubsn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

TO THE PAssAYUNk MINE.-No. SIS
Il US Land Office. Eureka, Nevada, Janu.
AIRY 8. isoe.-Notice Is hereby given that the
P~asssyunk Gold and SILVER Mining Company,
by Its duly authorized agent, NJ. @. CAvsnaugh,
whose postofice address is Eureka. Nevada. has
this day filed HE application for q patent for
fifteen hundred q 500 linear feet OF the Pssss-
FUNK mine OF vein bearing silver. with surface
ground six hundred 1901 feet In width. situate,
lying and being In White Pine Mining District,
County Of White Pine, aud State Of Nevada,
and known and desigpsted by the field notes
aud official plat on nle In this Office as lot No.
one hundred and four p04l. The exterior
boundaries of said lot No. lea being as follows.
10 wit Variation l6 degrees east. Commencing
at q post marked No. ]. U. s. Survey No. lW,
whence the section corner at the southwest cor
ner OF section 81. township 10 north range -
east. M. u. NJ. bears s. 40 degrees a. min W.
2.s65 feet. Post No. II U. S. Survey No. Al
California lode besrs n. 70 degrees 40 min Z.
4G2 feet, and the shaft upon this lode bears n.
Ttk degrees W 30l feet Thence running, hrst
course, n. 57A degrees W. 60 feet 10 post mark
ed No. 2. U. 5 survey No. i04. Thence second
course N. IAN degrees 4. l.so0 feet to post
marked No. ), U. s. survey No. l04. Thence
third course ). IN degrees Z coo feet to post
marked NO. 4. U 8. Survey Nc tA and thence
fourth course S. i2& degrees " i,Doo tee' to
post No. /, the place Of beginning. containing
70 66-lOo acres. This claim is bounded on
neither end by any known claimant Inc
nearest mine is the California.
The location OF this mine y uuiy ree"tueui ~
the Recorders Once Of White Pine Mining
District, on PAGE -. In book -. OF the mining
records Of said District.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said P~assayunk mine, OF said min.
ing ground rs hereinbefore described, are re-
ouired TO file their adverse eiaim win the
Register Of the United States Land onssas
Lureis, In the State OF Nevada, during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, OF
they will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
Of the statute.
in6-eOd JAMES McMARTIN. Register.