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The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 3.
CITY AND VICINITY.
THE PRESS


FsY be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n. G
FeseadcI, Marquis, Brunei s. Co., Andrews, Arm
strong. Cox. Wentworth, Hodsdon, A. Il. Cleveland
80 Middle ST., We,aaicr Boston & Maine Depot and
Chisholm Bros. all trains that run out of the
city.
Auburn, willard Small g. Co.
Augusta r. Pierce
Bangor. j. III. Babb & Co.
Bath, of j. O. Shaw.
Bid ieford, L. NJ. Burnham.
,leiiereon's Bookstore.
Bridgtoa. Daniel Dickens.
Brunswick, b. G.. Dennison.
Cnmis rl2nd Mills +. A Verrill
DanaTisc0ita, Z. W. Dunbar
kreesert, ". A. Mitchell.
Fryeourg, r. c. Harmon and Shirley g. Lewis.
Gardiner, Palmer & Co.
Gcrtam, j. Irish.
Halloweil, c. l.. Spaulding.
<l.ewiston, Chandler 8 Estes.
LISBON, U. e. Judkins.
Mechanic Falls, A. W. Bridge, F. A. Millett.
Norway, A. o. Moves.
Richmond, G. A. Beale.
SGcEland, q. q. Andrews.
Slbati2s e. II. johnson.
SsccGrappa, at the Post Office.
SaCo, Of l.. dodsdon and II. +. Kendrlca
ThOnsston, s. Delano.
vinalhavel q. Lane
Waidoboro, q. bliss.
Waterville, j. NJ. Wall.
Wiscasset, Gibbs & Rundiat,
Nocdford's Corner. II. Moody.
Yarmouth, @. E. Coombs.
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dare to write
As funny as we cant"
Executive Council,

The Executive Council have rejected the
nomination of j. Fred Hall for judge of the
Municipal Court at Rockland and the nomin-
alton of George f. Perrigo of Rockland for
Trial Justice. They voted to confirm the
nomination of James B. Lindsey for County
Commissioner of Aroostook county in place of
A. A. Burleigh, appointed Collector of Gus
toms.
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MoSDAY.-John NJ. Ross David Robinson. As
sumbsit to s1O6 for extra work in plaster
ing claimed to be outside of contracts to plaster the
block at the of Center and Congress streets
after fire in April, 1880. The defense is that all
the work claimed for was included in and covered
by the contracts. The case was tried before the
II without jury. Decision reserved.
Hale 10. plH. c. F. Libby for deft,
Court adjourned finally. The May term begins
this tuesday morning.
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STATE NEWS.


ANpRosCoGGIN COUNTY
Latest reports from Mr. George Foster Of
Lisbon Falls, who was I'M ured by a train re-
Gently represent him as very low with bare
chance OF recovery.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
A house owned and occupied by Joshua
Crockett, in Prospect. together with the fur
niture, was destroyed by fire Friday night
Loss not ascertained; insured for $500 on the
house and $500 on the furniture.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
An epidemic prevails among sheep in Ken
nebec county. They are taken sick and die in
a day or two. Ole party in Vassalboro has lost
twenty
The Hallowell Granite Company has re-
ceived a $4,000 contract to furnish granite for
the extension OF the New York Tribune build
ing.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Hon. T. a. Reed of Springfield, reports
singular experience last Tuesday evening
house, the rest of the family having retired,
when Mr.. Reed when out for short walk near
tho house and knew nothing more till he
awoke mile or moro from his house in cedar
swamp in the dark, carrying his slippers under
his arm, having nothing on his feet but his
torn stockings and his face badly scratched up
by the bushes he had gone through. Mr.. Reed
was so lost that he only found his way out by
hearing q rooster Growing and he went for that
and when he came out he was all right and "a
tional.
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
The Eastern Steamship Company will try
the experiment this summer of running an ex-
press boat between Bath and Boothbay.
YORK COUNTY.
Two barns filled with hay at Wells Depot
belonging to William F. Clarke, were burned
Sunday.
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The Gas Agent reported the Portland; Gas
Light Co. would furnish gas for the street Ian
terms at $1.S5 per thousand feet commencing
June LIST, 1881, and ending June LIST, 1882. For
lighting the public buildings they will make
no reduction. The saving or reduction made
the city for each lantern now burning gas is
about 81 II per lantern for the twelve months,
or a total reduction of $3,212. The Globe Gas
Light Co. of Boston will light 100 or more Ian
terms one year for S2S.25 per lantern, and the
agent recommends this Council request COM
mittee on street lamps to try the light of this
company in the lanterns where naptha is now
| used as large saving can be effected by so
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The High School Cadets paraded yesterday
and made a TIN 10 Yarmouth. They presented
a fine appearance as they marched up Congress
street at p M, and displayed careful atteh-
ton TO drill They had splendid time
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court Oh insolvency IOr the county OF Cumber
land State of Maine.
MAY Sd, A. d. 1881.
In case of WALTER l.. LEIGHTON and HENRY
w. lLSLEY, Insolvent Debtors.
FEyIIS is to give notice that on the second day
Il Of May, A. D., 1881, warrant in In
solyency was issued by Henry G. Peabody, Judge
of the Court of Insolvency for said County of Cum
berland, against the estate of said Walter l..
Leighton of West3rook and Henry w. Ilsley of
Deering, both in the County Of Cumberland as In.
dividuals, and as Co-partncrs under the firm name
of w. l.. Leighton Co., adjudged to be insolvent
debtors on petition of said debtors, which petition
to which date interest on claims is to be computed
That the payment of any debts to or by said debt
ors and the transfer and delivery of any property
by them are forbidden by law;
That meeting of the creditors of said debtors,
to prove their debts and choose one more assig-
pees of their estate, will be held at Court
OF Insolvency to be holden at the Probate Court
room i'll Portland, the sixteenth day
of May, A. D. 1881, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above written
GEO. w. PARKER
Deputy Sheriff. Messenger of the Court of Insol-
vency for said County of Cumberland
may3&1O
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United States Circuit Court.


MoSDAY.-United States by indictment VS.. Living
King Lane of Brownfeld. For carrying on the bust
ness of a retail liquor dealer without payment of
the special tax by law required. Verdict guilty.
Sentenced to pay fine of 500 and costs of prose-
cution, and four months in Portland jail.
Dist. Atty for Government
Webb & Haskell for deft.
Adjourned to ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS To-DAY-

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall 0livette.
Fair and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES St. Church
First Babtist Church-Fair
st PSul's Church--Annual Sale.
Williston Church-Entertainment
FINANCIAL COLUMN.
Dayton and Michigan Railroad Co. Loan.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Owen. Moore & Col.
Dr. Kingsley-1.
SEE EDEERT!SEhIEN'T2
Mems Colored Shirts-0wen, Moore g. Co.
Danville, Olney and Ohio River Railroad
Eddy Refrigerator-O. W. Fulla,n
NJ. G. NJ. A.-Statet Meeting.
Public Sale-Horses.
Proposals for Dredging in Exter River N. II.
90 Reward.
kanted-Capabe Girl.
In insolvencv-1.
Wanted-Prescott Emery. .
Wanted-Night Watchman.
Woman Suffrage Convention.
Non Resident Taxes-City of Portland.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Estate OF Charles Es. and Lsltller
n. Frost

shall sell at public auction, at the Office of Geo.
+. Could No. so Exchange St., Portland, Me-
on SATURDAY, May 7th, 1881, at eleven a, m.
al the book accounts belonging to the estate of
solvent debtors. Also, at the same time and place
eleven shares of the Portland Union Railway and
and place. ten shares of the Portland & Ogdensburg
r. r. Co: Also, at the same time and place. all the
right, title and interest which the said Frosts or
and to the parcel of land With the buildings thereon
situated on the southerly side of court leading
from Park street in said Portland, and known as
No. Park Place Block. Also, Immediately there
AFTER all the right title and interest which the said
Frosts or either of them had in and the parcel of
land with the buildings thereon situated on the
northerly side of Winter street in said city, and
known as No. 80 en- said Winter street.
EDWARD p. CHASE, Assignee.
N.Y. div No. SO Exchange Street.
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Masonic

The Grand Lodge will meet at a. In. today
The committee on credentials will be in ses-
sion at y a. N. to take the names of delegates
The Grand Chapter will meet at in the even
ing, and the credental committee will be pres
eut at 80 to receive names.
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OWEN, MOORE & Co.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
STATE UNIVERSITY OF Iowa,

Iowa CITY, La.
81 can endorse it as the best preparation of
the kind l have ever used. No physician can
afford to do without it, says Professor A. c.
COWPERTHWAITE. Phi. D, NJ. D., Pro-
fessor Of Diseases OF Women. &C., of the Lie
big Co.'S Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel.
Cures Female Weaknesses and Periodical Suf-
fering, Leucorrhoea, Exhausting losses of
Blood and Neuralgia. Beware of cheap Coun-
terfeits Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
my2 TTS&Sw
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WI, G, M. A.

A STATEDMeeting of the Maine Chart able
"A Mechanic Association will be held in the Lib
rary Room, Mechanics Building. on THURSDAY
EVENING, May 9th, at 7,3o o'clock.
may3dtd r. b. SWIFT, Sec
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Gov. Plaisted is at the United States Hotel.
W. b. Skllin, formerly County Commits
soner, died at Yarmouth yesterday morning of
pneumonia
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Society of Natural History.

The Society OF Natural History listened last
evening to a paper by Dr. Wood on the
methods by which trees repair injuries. The
structure of wood and bark were we'll illus
trated upon the blackboard and later in the
evening were shown on the screen by a cal
cium light.
The central pitch iii medulary sheath is
found in all trees common with u.s. Then
comes the wood of the first years growth; the
successive annual layers can easily be counted
on cross section of the wood. Next comes
the bark composed usually of three different
layers. Between the wood and bark is the
cambium layer which does the work of build
ing and repair. The speaker devoted the
most of his time to describing the methods of
this cambium layer, or saliva as it is common
ly called.
large number of donations were an
nouuced, particularly a bundle of elegant
mounted flowers from Japan, the gift of d. B.
McCartee, for many years resident of Japan.
Also box from the venerable John Mussey,
containing eight specimens, No. being soap
many years old and No. "lubricator" in
the shape of a check on Casco National Bank
for three hundred dollars. DIR. Wood was ap-
pointed q colnmittee of one, to express to Mr..
Mussey the gratitude felt in receiving this SUBJ
stantial gift.
Dr. Boles will speak before the Society
May 10th, which will be the last meeting this
season.
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$40 Reward,

4 OST between Central and Commercial and In
~ gals Bros, II Preble street, a sum of money
$1,000 reward by leaving at II Preble street.
mays d3ts
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WANTED.

A CAPABLE girl to do cooking and general
"A house work in a SUI all family. Also an expe-
rieneed nursery girl. Good references required
Apply, afternoons. at No. 10 Carleton St., near
zine ot. my3
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
OuEEN OLE MAY

QUEEN OF MAY.
A very good audience assembled in City Hall
last evening and frequently expressed their
pleasure at the grand spectacle of the "Queen
of the May and Queen of the Fairies.'' The
drills of the girls and boys went off as well as
before, and all the features of the entertain
ment were highly praised. We should not
forget to mention the excellent accountant
ments of Miss Kate Burns and Chandler's Or
chestra.
ORGAN CONCERT.
Tomorrow evening grand organ concert
will be given at st. Lawrence street church.
Mr. Milliken will officate as organist, Miss
Nettie Milliken and Mr.. Samuel Thurston as
vocalists, Miss Annie Davis as violinist and
Mr. David Moulton will read.
MAY PARTY.
The great topic of conversation is the May
Party with ancient customs to be given by st.
Luke's Society at City Hall tomorrow eve
ming. The Kindor-Symphonies will not only
prove very novel in their way, but also very
attractive from musical point of view. All
the other features, such as Punch and Judy,
Jack in the Green Maid Marion, Hobby
horse and the Piper, will delight tho children.
There will be refreshments and Chandler will
furnish the music. The afternoon will be de-
voted to the children.
NOTES.
The tickets for the Cary-Thomas concert sold
rapidly at Stockbridges yesterday.
Nine. Anna Bishop, who reappeared in Bos-
ton Sunday night, has kept her artistic method
but nearly lost her lower and middle register.
The Boston English opera company will pro-
duce "Olivette" at City Hall Tuesday, May
18th The company is forty-tive strong and in
cludes Dora Wiley, Miss Guenther, Gilbert
and members Of the old Boston Pinafore COM
pany. They bring their own orchestra. The
Gale of seats will open at Stoekbridge's next
Thursday nl0rnin0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NONRESIDENT Taxes i'm the City of
Portland. in the County of Gum
bertrand, for the year 1879.

The following list of Taxes real estate of non
resident owners in the city of Portland for the
year 1879, in bills committed to Henry w.
Hersey Collector of said City, the 2Sth day of Oc-
s;nin NM has peen pethrde e oy MN 20 me as re-
by his certificate of that date, and now remain
paid; and notice is hereby given that if the said
treasury of the said city, within eighteen months
from the date of the commitment of the said bills,
so much of the real taxed will be sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor including interest
and charges, will without further notice be sold at
public auction, at the office of the Treasurer of
said city, on the 18th day of May, 1881, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ.
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The Telegraph Tax,

Saturday, the Governor and Council assessed
tho following tax upon telegraph companies IN
the State. as required by law:
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Appointments.

PORTLAND DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, C. J. Ctork.
Portland, Chestnut Street, Andrew McKcowu
Pioe Street, d. w. LeIacheur.
" Congress Street, Geo. D. Lindsay.
Knightvlle s. West End, Parker Jaques.
Island.Church True B Adams.
Woodford's, L. S. Stackpole.
& Bowery Beach, To &c sup. by Alvra Hatch.
Cape Elizabeth Depot, M. C, Pendexter.
Ferry Village, True Whittier.
gold Orchard G. Scarboro', j. NJ. Woodbury..
Sac,, Wilbur F. Berry
Biddeford, Enos t. Adams
So. Biddefor1, Oak Ridge and the Pool. d. Perry.
Goodwins Mills, r. II. Kimbail.
Kennebunk, John Cobb.
Kennebunk Depo'. VIM. f. Marshall.
Kennebunkport, e. Atkinson.
Cape Porpoise, To be Sup
Marylan Ridge, To be sup
Ogunquit, Isaac Lord.
Berwick, Seba F. Wetherbee.
So. Berwick, w. w. Baldwin.
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THE METHODISTS.
The Fifty-Seventh Annual Confer
ence.
FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Conference assembled at 7.30 a. m. and the
Bishop conducted q religious service which oc-
cupied the first hour of the session.
Certificates of ordination were received from
the Bishop.
The Secretary was instructed to publish in
the minutes the chronology of the conference
prepared by S. F. Wetherbee.
Thanks were voted G. b. Coma mt for his in
vitation to the conference to sit for picture,
which invitation was declined only for lack of
time.
A petition, praying the Evangelical ALI
ance to sot aDar. one entire day of the week of
prayer for 1882 to the cause of temperance, was
adopted.
The Stewards, through S. f. Wetherbee,
chairman, reported as follows:
Question xxx: What are the claims on the
conference fund?
ANSWER: For superannuates. 80. ..,,....S1 ,425.00
widows. ....... $4,000
effective men. 1893 90
printing blanks. 49,. 800
S5,O71.OO
Question XXI: What has been received
on the foregoing ciaims and how has it been
applied?
ANSWER: From circuits aad stations. 81 ,002.7S
Preachers Aid Society. 367 20
chartered fund 5000
conference collections, 1900
conference trustees. 232.52
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=. o. BAILEY 81 CO.,
Aucti0neers and Commission Merchants
saierreon. 10 Exchaas 81.
z. D. BAILEY, c, W. ALLEN.
Esa aiar sale Of Furniture and General Merchan
dlse every Saturday, commencing at 10 o'clock 10
Consignments solicited. oc3dt
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TdE manufacturers sale of fine triple plated
silver ware, table cutlery. &C., at f. o. Bailey
& Co.'S, Exchange street, will be continued
to-day. The goods are warranted strictly first
class. Many OF our citizens have bought these
goods in previous sales and have been more
than satisfied with them. The sale includes
elegant tea sets, epergnesc cake baskets, castors,
ice pitchers, salvers and in fact almost every
thing in silver plated ware.
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AREA. tlOu. LUZ
391os 800 $50 90
4794 1000 40 90
$50 100 so
529S 1000 Al so
7s41 3,4O0 So 90
1871 1900 55 90
3s40 1900 Go 90
16,000baliS7 90
1867 1890 81 so
1850 400 10 90
700 II so
23,4o0 $500 81 so
4Ol5 500 II so
5000 1000 25 co
29eo 500 IL so
1857 300 $50
500 IL 80
5o6,593 100 2 ST.
s''' Ito 100 : 90
1884 500 IL so
2,736 $500 81 80
zoos 1880 81 so
1870 1000 % 90
.. ''' 800. 200 % % :, 60
600 Is 90
ooo 80
2,122 S00tal5 90
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I,,aassss}4,eoo 1872 so
1900 $500 70 90
$3.50 500 IL so
Ass 1900 As 90
1902 200 500
2,ssG 200 8 90
s.o2s 200 500
2,2sl 400 10 90
1866 s.1oo II so
2,42o .1,soObal5 90
$500 400 10 90
f, 'isS} 1900 s5 90
G,os2 400 10 90
5000 1900 $50 90
32,745 1000 25 90
10 400 100 81 so
1856 200 90
about
S,372 500 IL 80
500 s'ool 400 10 90
1881 1900 100 90
0,S71 1880 100 90
HERSEY, Treasurer.
may3,4&5
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sis Insolvency..
In case of WALTER l.. LEIGHTON and HENRY
w. lLSLEY, Insolvent Debtors.

Court of insolvency for the County of Cumber
land, State Of Maine.
MAY 3d. A. d. 1881
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No False Expectations

will be held out to any one by DIR. Kingsley at
the United States Hotel, Your disease des-
cribed without questions and if incurable
your case will not be taken under any circum-
stance. Only one more week Of free treat
ment.
RIB8oNs.-We have had a great rush on the
Fancy Ribbons marke,bdown to cents. An
other lot viii be offered to-day at same price.
also about 800 yards at II cents, goods which
have been 40 TO Y cents.
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Superior Court.

Adjourned to ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31

ApplIca1luH Fua' PATENT.

NJorroI no. "a o. Q. xfNgRAL SURVEY
IN Los No. ia. UNITED erAr1s. LAKE.
UYrtc1, Cason .tafy. nsvsds, Augnss IN,
1881. Notice 10 hereby given, 1ei the bostn
Comstock ConsolIdatSd silver Mining Icn-
psny, corporation Of the ttate - California,
having its principal placs Of esni4ees - prem.
ises No. ~ California snesfs n - .elty seo
county Of San r,snsiscG; 49, sSS ss,5 ~ g ~ ;
Superintendent. whose poesomoe e41pee =
Cold Hin. Storey oouniy, nsyads, IN 81 -
IN this once its application for umssd tta,e.
pstsns fof twelve 'hupdrcd and etshy III
linear fseS Of tbs Oiin Houss Lods. barring eoh
and silver. With sarfscs six HUNDRED 0ool g.
plated md described q Omitted stsiss S1Svsy
or Lot No. 10 10 tewnship sixteen % nassns
range twsnty.ons cay est. nouls ,pAoso
meridian, situate IN tho Gold HUI and QeDrs
Gate Mining Districts, In the countiee q bsersy
and Lyon, and btats OF Nevada. and bounded
and descrioed By the plat and n'ld notss on
Beginning a. the southwest corner. post No.
I. the same bsipg also post NO. z, Of south
Comstock, United states survey No. y and
post No. OF Twin olaim. Units1 otstoe euyyay
No. ~. fiom winch ne quarter stctioa corner
on the wess line OF sectivn nine tl. township
Mount Dlabio meridian. bears south seventy.
iour (7l) degrees fitesn (isl minutes east, dis.
isnt liz hundred and sixty. ave 1851 feet, and
Running thence, from SAID southwest corner
post 30. I, along said Twin claim United states
Survey Lot No. q ION northeriy line thereof
north fofty-one ttlJ degrsss east ak hundred
(eOu feet 70 post NO. 2; thence north forty.tnree
(tsI degrees thirty (sUI minutss west twelve
hundrsd and eighty li2so) iest 70 post No. 8, on
the southsfly line of The Leo claim. OF lot No.
iSo; thence soutn forty one ltiI degrees west
six bundled tey0) feet 70 Lo,t No. Z. IN easteriy
line OF south Coustock United States turvsy
No. IS (whence post No. OF said United btstss
survey No. " bars north forty three (iS) do.
Rrees thirty (3uI minutss west, distant Two
huudred (2U0) feetI; thence south forty' three
(is) degrees thirty lsoy minutes east twelve
hundred and eighty (i2oo) fsst TO post NO. !,
the place Of beginning. containing ~ ee-ioo
magnetic va,istion 1t iSh dtgrees east.
bald Cin House lode or los No. ~. hereby
sought TO b patented, 10 bounded 90 the south.
essterly end By the Twin clalm or United statss
Mineral Survey lat No ~. on the southwestxrty
side by tho south O, ,mstock elaiu lot no W,
the .lot No lso A" Of the Lao claim being the
nearest known miuing claim. lying orb,
westerly, ~ shown By onneial plat. caid Cltn
House claim II OF record st page si7 Of Book
Kept ct Virginia City. Nevada.
hsierenco 10 hereb, made 10 the plat and
Aeld noiss Of survey OF said claim or lot No.
la, now on ne In this once and 10 the pat
posted upon said Gle House claim, for any
iurthsr description OF the mining premises
hereby sought " bs patented.
Ali adverse claims must Be hled In this once
within sixty t1U) days from The dats Of nrss
Newspaper public.tio. q no,iss tnsSol:
WHfIIIxoRx 3 McKks. Attorneys.
NO. HE pine street ran frAncisoo. laulB
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The Designing Duck Hunter.
Sah Lake Tri5ans.

Saii Lake Tribans.
Yesterday afternoon . man might
have been seen hurrying along West
Temple street with two small snips and
Q teal duck In his hand.
"Bssn huntinef" asked . friend.
Eyes. took . little jsunt up to the
slough"
"Dont you think that game comes
dear when you 60 so far for Il 2"
"Oh. you don't get on to my racket.
I ain't such . blank fool as some people
think. Here's the idea. 60 out 10
the marshes and kill q few snipe. take
one to some friends house, and present
II with great flourish. I dwell on the
trouble I've taken to shoot 1t. describe q
few narrow escapes had from drown
ing, and lay the trvp " OF the chase
at the feet Of the Ia y OF the house
with . studied orisnta salaam. Next
day am invited 10 din. Or. For . ten
cent snips get royal layout. Then
I give the other snips to the next unsus-
pectine family with o similar result.
The other day sent two old emaciated
saips TO Governor Murray. told him the
night before I Was going after 'em. but
they had been lying In my room for two
days. Got invited to an elegant dinner
Gth wine. But Of course / didn't eat
Ahe snips. Too old bird for that, then
the suips were also too old. I'm going
10 take these birds to shauehnsssy and
get . foity.dollsr dinner. Oh. aint
such IN awful d-n fool as I look. When
I can't get birds ct the marshes get 'en
at the stands"