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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-28

posi- marked No. 8 U. 5. Survey No. \. -
running third eourse-noFth IS deprass slsles
utes, east 1910 feet to post marked M. an Z NM
vey No. l6 thence running fourth s.eass
south 20 degrees IS minutes, east e0a fsssa a ! !
No. l, the place OF beginning, conts,n,asSs pet
100 acres. From post 20. l Of this s,ss@ W
northeast corner location monumss. Ne
south 81 degrees, east 81 feet. No mo,. Desfs
standing at the southeast corner Fss au !
No. . the southwest location corner mcnaIpssl
bears north IS degrees, east % feet. Psas a -
No. 4 the northwest location corner msa.I -.
bears south % degrees rs minutes. eass n -.
The adjoining claims are the Bic os..ss1aL.
the north and the Fortuna on the south
The location of this mine IL duly reoo,s.A4
the Recorders Office Of Cherry r,ef No.
District. In Book A, page 8, Of the minlss :
cords OF SAID district.
Any and all persons claiming adyerselv a..
portion Of said Geneva mine or aid rs,,ssg.
ground a. hereinbefore described are rson,..s
to file their adverse claim with the Res.sts- :,
the United States Land Office at Eureka h ~ =
state OF Nevada, during the sixty a va 49,
OF publication hereof. OF they Will 5 bs,ss,
by virtue OF the provisi. M OF the statute
a2-6Ud 4. II. HINCKLEY. Reo,s,..
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Application for a Patent
To the Wide west Lode and MIL
Site.
NOTICE NO. ala.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
EuegKA. NEv., February ., 1881.

EUKEkAg N kNss
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ David b. Pierce Whose Pestonlce az
dress is Cherry Creek, Neyaaa,, ma st.nan r.
near hundred feet Of the Wide West mlDe OF
vain hearing silver, With surface ground SIN
,tsaI, hnndrsd feet in width, and hvo acres
ms n mill site, situate, lying ana being M uoia
Canyon Mining District, Soon.y a u daoies
mated by the field notes and othcial plat on
ne in this office as lot NumbeT al Forty
sayan unsuryeyed lands. The exterior
h~onndar,es of said Lot No. ~ being us fol-
lows, 10 wit Variation lo4 degrees EAST
HeeinDiDg ut u pOsi marked NO. l U. D.
survey No. AZ Lot A, whence u. monument
No. / bears 5. ID deg. 30 min, "; Sl9o ieet;
the NV. corner Of section Is, Township -
North. Range 63 East. Mount Diablo ihori-
dian, bears 5. "a deg = obs feet = ia s,1 sao On
and a shaft on this claim bears 3. deg.
IN min, W. 100 feet Themes running first
courses. 2 deg. 80 min, W. lJU feet to post
marked No. 2 u. 5 survey No; ~ Lot a,
thence running second eourse3N: 81 aeg' "
min. w. U0O feet to post marked No. Us;
survey No. A. Lot A; thence running third
course-N. 2 deg. 30 min., h. 100 teet to post
marked No. 4, U. ). Survey No. ~ Lot "A;
and thence running fourth courses. 81 deg.
30 min, 4. 90 feet to post marked No. IL
i. Survey No. AZ Lot A, the place Of begin
ming, containing ~ Jd-lUO acres.
LOT Il.
Also, the following described tract rs a
mill site, 10 vii
commencing nj a post marked No. l y. s.
survey No. AZ Lot b. whence post No. | Of
this survey bears N. II deg. - min., h. J60J
feet: L. 5. monument No. | bars n. IL deg.
Il. 2-O1 feet, and the NV. corner Of IN aIastra
on this mill site bears ). 20 deg, W. 92 feet:
tn nee running first course-S.O mln., r. JO
feet to post marked No. : U. ). Survey NO AZ
Lot Is; thence running second courses. 81
deg. 30 min, W. 72j feet to post marked No.
3I. S. Survey No. a Lot b; thence running
third course-N, 0 deg. 30 min.. w. yO feet TO
post marked No. 4 u. ). Survey No. A. Lot
b; and thence running fourth couTse-N. %
deg. ~ min. h. Tli feel to post No. J.. Us. Sur
vey No AZ Lot b., the place Of beginning,
containing five acres.
This claim is bounded by no known
claimants. The nearest claim on the south Is
the America, L. s. Survey No. A L.ot A.
The location of this mine and mill site Is
duly record d in III Office OF the Recorder of
Gold Canyon Mining District, in BOOK A,
pagas 2t3 and 80, in the county state afore-
said.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
p, rtiou of said Vide Vest miDc, or snid sur
face gronnd aud mill site, as herein before de-
seribed. are required 10 fire their adverse
claim with the Register II the L. ;. Land
office at Eureka, in the state Of Nevada, dur
ing the sixty days period Of publication
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue Of
the provisions vf tho statute.
mr-Jed =. IL. HlNCkLEY. Register.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
nv THE ORT SEA.


Ths pastures are herdless and sheeplcss.
No pasture or shelter for here's.
The wind is relentless and sheepless,
And restless and ~songless the birds;
Their cries from afar fall breathless
Their wings are as lightninss hat fee;
For the land has two lords that aredeathless
Deaths self. and the Sea.
These twain, IS king with his fellow
Hold converse Of desOlate speech;
And her waters are haggard and yellow.
And Grass with the scruff Of the beach;
And his garments are gray as tho hoary
Wan sky where the day lies dim;
And his power IS to her, and his glory
As hers unto him.
In the pride of his power she ~rejoices,
In her glory he CLOVIS and is glad;
In her darkness the sound OF bis voice Is,
With bis breath she dilates and is mad;
"If thou slay me, o Death /! and outlive me,
Yet thy love hath fulfilled me Of thee
.'Shall I give thee not back If thou give Ne.
Sister. o Sea ?"
IA. C. swinbourns.
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Apple alton for a Patent
To the Geneva Mine.
NO. GIG
U. e. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA. NV, March 10, 1881.

ohHhh ftFsa haAbu " AOoAs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Teacup and Geneva Mining Company
Whose Postofice address is Cherry Greek,
White Pine County. Nevadal las this day hled
It's application for a patent for fifteen hundred
t15OOI linear feet ~ the belevA Mine or win
bearing silver. with surface Lround six hnn-
dred 5000 feet In width. situate. lying aud
being In Cherry Greek Mining District, County
OF White Pine, state OF Nevada. aud known
and designated by the field notes aud official
plat on file In this Office M Lot No 45, nn.
surveyed lands. The exterior boundaries of
said Lot No. 40 being as follows 10 wit. Mag.
netic variation l6A degrees East
Beginning ~ a post marked No. l u. 8. Sur
vey No. As. whence =. \. monument No. / bears
north So degrees Is minutes. eaat 1918 feet;
Post No. ] u. 4. No. 40 ORGY Eagle lode, bears
north 40 d,erees > minutes. east 2asB feet the
tunnel on this claim bears south ~
degrees. west 500 feet; and another tun-
mel bears ~ d grees 30 min.ites, west
GA feet thence running first COURSE
south CD degrees Is minutes. west 1900
feet to pest marked No. 2 u. s. Sur
Wy No 10 thence running second conrse-
north ~ degrees. As minutes, west QUO feet to
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Application for a Patent
To tho Teacup Mine.
NO. Ola.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE.


EUREKA, EEv., February 20, 1891.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAI TIE
~ Teacup and Geneva Mining Company
(~hose postOfice address Is Cherry Crrek.
Nevada has this day hled its application for
. patent for fifteen hundred Il 500 linear feet
Of the Teacup mime or vein bearing silver.
with surface ground six huudres' feet IN width,
situate, lying and being Ia Cherry Greek Min
ing District, County of White Pine, state OT Me-
yada. and known and designated by the field
notes aud official plat on nle ia this Office NJ
Lot No. 40, unsuryeyed lands. The exterior
boundaries of said Lot No. 40 being A. follows
to Wit. Variation IL degrees 81 minutes East /:
Commencing at a post marked No. Us
Survey No. ~. whence U. s. monument No. l
bears N. 90 deg. rs min, f.. J5i7 40 feet: posi-
No. l US. Survey No. As Geneva Lode. bears n.
~ deg. 20 min, T. 1888 $40 feet the discovery
shaft nn this claim bears :. ~ deg As min, W.
SOS feet, aud the main incline bears ). Is dag.
50 min., w ISL feet thence running FIRST
course 8 rs deg. W. 1909 feet 10 pc =. marked
No. 2 U. s. Survey No, 40, thence running
second course-N. is deg W. Gu feet to post
marked No. 3 u. 3. survey No. 40 thence
third course-N. IS deg +. 1900 feet to post
marked No. 4 U. 3. Survey No. &c AMI thence
fourth Courses. 65 deg, T.. GOO feet 10 post
No. /, the place OF beginning, eontsining 20
G6-le0 acres. From post No l of this survey
the NE. corner monument bears \. - deg. as
min, W. "a feet !; from post M. 2 Of this sur
yey the 81. corner monument bears N. rs deg.
% min: 4. rs feet from post No. 3 of this
survey the SW. corner monument bears n. IS
deg. L rs feet. and from post No. 4 the NV.
corner monument bears 5. rs deg, W. ~ feet.
This claim il bounded on the north by the
Bobtail, and on the south BY the Spokan
Chief.
The location of this mine IL duly recorded In
The Recorders office of Cherry Greek Mining
District. Ia page OF Book A, Of the mining
records OF said district.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Teacup mine or said mining
ground as hereinbefore described, arr required
TO file their adverse claim with the Register of
the United States Land ONCE at Eureka. ia the
State Of Nevada. during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof. or they will be barred by
virtue Of tue provisions OF the Statute.
mr5-G0d 4. II. HINCKI.EY. Register.
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VIE Salt Lake Tribune Is responsi-

THE Salt Lake Tribune Is response
BILE for this: One of the patriarch
polygs OF the Latter-days was out in
the garden of his harem on Sunday
encouraging the evergreen carrot Of
Utah to more thrifty growth, when
one of the productions Of the harem
stuck his head out of the door and
yelled PA, ma wants yer ter come
inter the house this minute" The
old man was mad. He didn't want to
neglect the carrots for the conks, so
he sullenly inquired "You brat,
which ma ?" .'The whole three of
'em, you d--n old fool" And the
boys head lodged behind the door
In time TO escape the flying hoe.
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Murat Halstead asserts boldly that
1.-THE devil is a faded fraud" When
Murat meets the old boy he'll be sorry
for this.
any mothers going to get q new
piano." said one little girl to another
a few DAYS ago. tsOh, that nothing
replied the other; s'my mothers go
ing to get a divorce"
A Paris letter says: SAT the recent
Mackay ball the toilet of the hostess
was a poem." If this thing is 10 be-
come the rage we have a whole waste
basket full of ball costumes to give
away.
After an absence of thirty years,
Robinson Thorn of Haverhill, Mass,
came home the other day, and his
tlrst business was to kick over a tomb
stone that had been erected to his
memory many years before.
..Can you tell me where the wicked
bows go who fish on Sundays 7" ask
cd a sober-minded gentleman of a lit
tie boy who had worms and rod.
"Yes; some of them goes to the river,
and them as is very bad goes to the
Like. I'll show you the best place on
the lake,
al feel'' said a fat passenger, as the
train crossed the Ohio line, s'that | I'm
in the land of statesmen. There is
the smell of a postoffice In the air,
aud the low sweet sound of a consul
ates is heard in the dewy distance. I
see the sha iowy forms of marshals
yet to be. It Is a dear and favored
land, this grand old stepmother of
Presidents"
Smother" remarked q Duluth girl,
"I think Harry must be going to pro-
pose to me-" why so, my daugh-
ter 2" queried the old lady, laying
down her spectacles, while her face
beamed like the moon in her four
teenth night. "Well, he asked me
this evening if l wasn't tired living
with such an old menagerie as you
and dad.o
"william, +" she exclaimed, pushing
him away from her, .'you've been eat
ing onions" .sClara," he responded,
reproachfully, s'you forget that / live
in a clearinghouse and that onions
at this season of the year cost ten
cents a bunch" "Forgive me, Will
lie," she said, p~enitently. and imme-
diately rising turned down the light
several degrees lower.
A lad living in an Arizona mining
town had a little sister born to him,
and started out early next morning 10
spread the joyful news among his
com panions. An old settler passing
at the time observed his e~xultation,
and paused to inquire the reason OF it.
"What's the matter ?" he asked.
"Any luck happened to the old manf"
"Big luck" returned the boy. "He's
found a baby NINE"
A Pennsylvania boy took a hoe and
hoed up the bed in which his father
had planted some radish seed. Soon
after his courage failed him, and be-
ing apprehensive of severe punish
ment, he went to his mother and con-
fessed. He began to whimper and
said : 81 wish, mother-I wish-I
wish" "Well, my boy" she said,
a~ffectionately, .swhat do you wish ~
al WISH" he continued. "bursting
inc tears, sI wish l vas Charlie
noaa
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NOTICE
To Parties Interested in the Town
Site of Hamilton.
JUDGE's CHAMBERS, WHITE PINE COUNTY,
HAMILTON, Nevada, March -, 1881.

)R.H
HAMILTON. Nevada, March %. 1881.
ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN :
i This is to notify all persons interested
that the undersigned. District Judge Of the
State II Neyadt, in and tor tn. County of
White Pine. has rec ived the United States
patent: conveying TO said under signed title in
trust, for tho beDeht Of the inhabitants of the
Town nf Hamilton. in said county, the "A
Of Sections IL and Is. in Township ID n,
hange ~ H.. Mount Diabl0 base and
meridian, containing ld 7-l0 acres. in the
District OF lands subject TO sale at Eureka,
Nevada and Hll persons having or claiming
rights In connection with said property.
will make dae application 10 aid nndersign-
ed. NJ Eureka. Earekn county, Nevada, with.
IN six months irom the first publication
hereof. Tor slch art Of raid land and premi-
sos rs thy or any Of them may be entitled 10,
or be forever barred from setting up such
claim.
Done the day and year FIRST above Written.
HENRY hit rs, District J udge.
mr. j-dm
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE Ak Y.
"A requested TO come forward ana .s' ~
their accounts ut once, as want 10 sssI lave
my business here, pay what anu w."
this section. .,e NM nm.
Cherry Creek. May 7. 1881.
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Assessment Notice.
CTAR MINING COMPANY.

GTAR MINING COMPANY.
-
Locatio, Of principal place Of business-bsD
Francisco. California. Location OF wofss
Cherry Greek, White Pine County. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that 1t . Ineeiins -
the Board of DIRECTORS. held ON the VIZ r.
Nav. 1881. an assessment mo. 81 OF zen
Cents per shars was levied upon the cspns,
stock OF the corporation. payable immeunsmss a..
m q. \ gold .oin. 20 the SECRETARY, a. tne n =
OF thu Company. Room II Halieek builo,ns, n nj
Any stocR apon which this assessment sns s
remain unpaid 0u the 18Th day o. -.
1891. will be delinquent. and ADVERTISED !. s u
before. Will be sold ON Tuesday, tbs I'm ahy
Iuly, 1881. 90 pay the delinqusnt "a -
meit. Together with cost Of advertising ana "a
penses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board 81 Directors.
WILLIAM STUART, secrsssts.
o~fice-Room ~. HaIleck Building 1870
some street. San Francisco. "'
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BEFORE marriage she was dear and
he treasure; now she is dearer and ne
treasurer, and still they are not happy.
, 1881-02-23

Gptead! IHpdtfh 10 3h LHitdgo 1ftbhnA
ST. Louis, No.. Feb. o2.-1.ast night col
lislon occurred OH tho indianapolis & st.
Louis Railroad, about 1.-Two miles from tho
relay depot lM East St. Louis. 4 train OIL
tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy WIS conl-
ing Into East St. Louis ut rapid rate Of
speed, being tllree-Qaartcrs of MI hour be-
hind time. When II arrived ut Ye,ttce III On
tra train Of thu indianapolis 4 st. Louis WIS
oyertaken. The indianapolis i st. Louis
train consisted Of about ten Ant-cars loaded
With logs and four or five cars loadctl with
seaf sseD Of te' liz I satteeass eS0fs was c. eaupie i
on the indianapolis i st. Lu,lls
from belnK seen by those IN charge on tho
Chlcag9, Burlington & Quincy traln. When
the indianapolis tS st. Louis traln arrived
within aoo feet Of thu large, water tamk on tho
southern boundary " qf XSnco Sat!1 fn1 It waa
Quincy train and run Into With Rront lorce.
Tho caboose Of ths Indianapolis 4 81. Louis
trAln cOntutNcd six stuck lilcll, two Ut whom
were batlly bruised. The other four escaped
with few scratches. lhe caboose itself was
tnrn Into about twenty pieces md thrown
loudetl VIII! potntoes. Tls eI,Riua Of tlla
Chicago, Burlington u Quincy WIS also
thrown oI tie truck down tho elnbanknlent
uni broken In Barl, manner rs to render rs.-
pairing impossible. Tie tire,nni, and cn-
gncer were 0u tho engine ut this tins and
narrowly escaped n Violent tcati.. Tho cll-
gino ~ falling struck ngslns, 2 TELEGRAPH.
unable the lirgnln and engineer to crawl uut
before II tu,nbled down The umbatkrnent. 4
Whnte car-lnud Of stteep wAH aitcllctl, the
majority Of Which were Killed.
, 1881-02-23
THE KEELY MOTOR.

Spsttat L,i.pateh to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. GA party Of
tito New York stockholders IN the famous
Kcely motor Joined their Philadelphia as-
socatcs this evening In visit to the work
sIlnp Of the inventor, where they wcre ell
tertnlned for two hours or more, nMl re-.
turned 10 the Continental 1ioiel in hiell
spirits. Une nj The gentlemen Uf the party
salt! That they l,a! found that Mr. Keefy had
,nntlc wonderful pr0Rress slllce their Inst
visit, aud they were more than satisfied with
tho result Of tlle exhibition Of, tho evening.
lc md ID Wien SIc AT thefc " was Is s Il wpMjH 'l
como from Mr.. keely h|msnif. An
offer Of snne Of the stock from s,t,ne who did
not participate 1T tho assembly did not 1ncet
With any mare cagcr purchasers than before
Among tho gentlemen present were +. &.
Green nntt President GeurRc 8. Coe, Of the
American Exchnnge National Bank Of New
York
, 1881-02-23

6pzttdF Otp17eK EH<td1o 7f51RHes
CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. @.-The people OF
Santa Anna Township, Do Witt County, arc
very 1ubllnnt over the fact TINT they hare at
lust beaten tho railroad companies cut of tic
fraudulent bonds which were issued to the
indianapolis, Bloomington d Western Rail-
way, and to thu old Gilman, Cllnt,n & Spring
tfeld Railway to the amount Of 81, 600, whlel,
tie Snprssnu Court has lust decided not tu be
good. Tho Hon. Thotnas Tlpton, pf Blooming
ion, wns tho attorney. and will receive about
S3500 for his services.
, 1881-02-23

l'rrrsuuHa, l'a, Feb. 90.-A wosktngn,an
named Michael Masoncy met with II horrible
death at Robinson & lsca's foundry, OIL tho
south sidU Of the city, at Il Into hour Satur-
day n!ght aiaroMvy. being cald, went Into
u largo co1e-oyen to the foundry to sct
warm. Willie he was standing in there
sovera! wogkmon rnn truck with largo
and Hired up, III tho early hours OF Tho
morning tho Watchnlan, thinking tllat tl,a
euro llall bpcn baked sufficiently. opened !lla
coyer tile reniailis Ut Maronyy lying on tho
floor In llalf.baked condition.. 1laroney
survived ionK enough to tell how he
happened to Ket into tho oven, md said TUT
lte Lad yelled aud kicked ul tha slde 10 lot
tlis Workmcll knosxaf his frixhttul p0su9u,
but the roar Of the lire aud tic noise in tho
foundrtes drowned tbs sounds. His
dropped oil his bones before death ended his
terrible agony,
, 1881-02-23

6pftsa{ Correspondence n 7he Chicago Tribune
)Es MONIES, H., Feb. 2l.-Thure IL q,lite
nil unusual crop of rnl!road projects coming
to The surface just now, most Of which seem
10 be aiming toward jay 1oultl's Wabash
combination.
Tile Des Moincs s. st. Louis Is booming
ahead vigorously, tho only question about 1t
being tho route. Every town along tho three
PROPOSED routes Is rtuking preparations to
vote u tax. THEY a1l want to get on tho Wa
bash.
Tic Directors Of tho Dcs Nfoincs Il Kansas
City llond, at meeting lust "Wednesday. de-
cidca To 90 ssLleati, and Instructed tho Ircsf-
dent 10 tsnve The survey aid permanent loca-
ton mntte. Thu r6uto will bo south, hot far
distant from tho Chicago u Rock Island for
about twenty nItlcs. when It will cross that
road NEAR Spring Hill, thence run on "tho
divide" directly south to Osccola or Murray,
where 1t will cross tho e., u. 10, aitd thence
II will 60 southwest ncar Mount Ayr, thence
direct to Cameron and Karsas City. This
r0utc will bo through ali unUCc,tEIed terri
tory. aud will not antagonlzo either OF tho
Chicago trunk lines. The Engineer has gone
to Osceo1a nlid Murray 10 look. for the most
feasible routu for crossing of tile Rock
island. ,.
extension of tho Milwaukee d. st. Paul will
9e pushed vigorously from cacl! end and
frnln TIC centre each Why. II Is probable
TINT these two lines will form = junction
1t Is reported that the Milwaukee, people
have become Interested III the Des Moinvs,
Waterloo u Northeastern, project. which ha!s
fur ssycra! yenfs bcell nsleep. The route is
1 fays.ia 2%t con S s !T1fSs g s ns L
town; thence to this city. From Marshall-
town It would beeon!e = nart Of the Des
Molncs g. ka1lsas City Division Of TINT road.
Aaotner roate, HntaFomIste i to tais, j. from on
C|nrksyille, Dut!er Centre, Grundy Centre,
or Ilo!Iund, to MarsAalItown. This would
make MI admirable fgedcr to Milwaukee. but
Tie other rol!te, y!a Waterloo, would giye =
from tllo cal!e fields in tl!ts section, 50 TINT
the pr0pUsetl line from Mason City to Fort
Dodge would fo unnecessary,
It would nol, bs surprising, II, when the
become tho Kansas City extension, for by
that Iinn an available route Will have bccll
solecte!! md susltlics well worked up;
now voting the tax to aid It, md It looks like
from, New. Sharot,, in 1falaska County, TO
kpokuk vtn Mount Pleasant or Fairfield.
thence northwest 10 Minnesota. '
The Fort Madison IL Northwestern Narrow
Gauge Is pushing nnrthward. Tlle President
net tlle peot!e nf pakaioos tnW tays since
point on the roa!t., II ls stated that inc Con,-
pnny has materihl oil land to build to that
point, Rtsd Osknloosa lIas already lenrl,ud
~ take good railroad when 1t Is offered.
She has not forgotten that the ktOkuk u Dca
MnJne9 Rt1HH WnS Ntlff3 ntFErGt Hnr fHr II
, 1881-02-23

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. :a.-1'ho Louisville.
Cincinnati Il Lexington Railway Company
to-day discontinued Its exprcss-departncnt,
and excciuel contract.with the Adanls Ex-
press Company for n period OF ton years.
Tl.s ts tho railroad company which by Its Or
der TO the express company nearly ,ynarslnce
to leaye tho rond, prcctpltated. littgattons
tho Federal Courts of l,enr'y att the West
crn and Southern States. Thfs action Is COLI
sidered to end tho express litigation lu this
section,
, 1881-02-23

seem ta''taatta centerlug at Indlanapolls
Wp.t..aa ~ oe getting rather uneasy regarding
Bofi,f,an pqssctger rates. Thu falluro Of the
In,t.A .A!estaEa roads from ChIcago and St
may 10 settle their difficulties vt the Iata
sates brtxan 'neet,nx hus left the passenger
sou,i Rira1l Risel cl4leago. 1T Louis, a1ltl Mis-
low rat... u, pa'hts IN chaotic state aal the
diYyrt mug aateed from Chicago, 1t Is claluled,
Thus far ush .t.a business fsoln indianapolis.
taIaad r.eas 10 Indianapolis roads have main
clteum,ta. u well as they could under tho
y '3sees. III tho hope that the troubles
, 1881-02-23

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1a.-1sailr0al circles
arc again excited by tho report that Jay
Gould has effected the purchase of tbs coll
trolling Interest lit the philadelphia, Wit
lmlngton Il Baltimore Railroad. Inquiries
wera malB Of tho vnrlous railroad officials
who might reasonably be expected to know
Of this movement, but NIL doned any knowl-
edge ofit President 11lnckey, Of tho 1'htta-
delphta, Wilmington l. Baltimore Railroad,
SETTLED tho l,latter In these words: "The re-
mort Is not tFue.n
, 1881-02-23

baltimore, Mil, Feb. :asss.-1t Is stated, on
tho authority OF a high official Of tho Dalti-
more 4 Ohio tsailroad. that syndicate. com
posed at friends Of tho Central Railroad Of
Rohll. md tha Baltimore & DlIio. haye pur-
chased I, controlling Interest III tho l'hIIlliet-
ptlla, Wilmington j. baltimore ltalIroali.
Tho purchase, 1t Is stated, was completed to-
day,