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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27
Warm Stables Cheapest.

A correspondent has the following sen
sible remarks on the care OF stock; ~
half hours work aud one good load o
coarse manure saved us ton Of hay TIL
manure was carefully put against the foun
ton Of the COW stable, in which there wsr,
twelve cattle Thus placed for tho winter
il kept out the cold and raised the temper
allure Of the stable at loast five degrees
on excessively cold and windy days,
have no doubt it made difference of ten
degrees in favor of warmth. Ten degrees
warmer is a great advantage. Without
this protection on such days the cattle
wsuld require twice the amount OF an or
binary feeding to make heat enough to
thrive, or even to be comfortable. II they
do not get this extra food TO supply the
necessary heat they would indicate it by
having rough and staring coats, ifthey did
not tremble with cold An animals coat
is always a perfect thermometer by which
a farmer can Judge whether his stable and
care of his animals are what they should
be. Five degrees difference in the TEN
perature will make fully ton difference
in the amount OF food. A freezing atmos-
phere is IN Improbable one to winter
stock in, MS animals will keep in better
condition on half the feed in stable in
which their droppings will not become
frozen. This is another test by which a
farmer can Judge whether he is managing
his stock in an economical and judicious
manner II his stable is so open and cold
that the manure freezes in it, then he
should take prompt measures to put it in
a different shape. There is but little dan
ger il stables are daily well cleaned out,
Of the air ever becoming foul enough or
close enough to injure stock. The neces-
sity OF Ventilation is usually more ola within
than necessity. When a stable is cold
enough to freeze, ventilations are never re.
CURED To my mind, cattle sleeping on
ice or frozen manure is barbarism which
should never be allowed, and which hui
name or economical farmer would not toll
crate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27
A LEADING LONDON PHYSICIAN EsrAB
LlsHEs AN OFFICE IN NEW YORK FOR
THE CURR OF EPILEpTIo FITS.

IFrom Am, Journal q Mediclne)
DIR. Alb. Meserole (late OF London) who make
specially Of Epilepsy, has without doubt treats
ed and cured more cases than any other living
physician HIS success has simply been aston
lshlng we have heard OF eases II over twenty
years standing. successfully cured by him. He
has published valuable work on this disease,
which he sends with large bottle OF his won
derful cure Tree to any sufferer who may send
their express aud p. o. address We sdyise any.
one wishing cure TO address DR.. Alb. MESER-
OLE, No. SO John st. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27
From Prominent Physician.
KEMDAlL's SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

hAsrEsrIrLn, yr., Dee, 2ad, 1879.
y, u. Aeisdoa a o., 0sais,-l wi.h 10 add my
testimony IN favor Of yosf Invaluable iininaont ,
"kcndalfr SPAWN Cure In the spring Of 1861
slipped on the ice and sprsintd my tight llul
At The knee Joint. was very lame aud Al time,
suffered the mott circulating pain. we're .
bandage on il for over year, aua tried no.l
everything IN my teach, hut could lnd nothing
That would give me permanent relief when l
oyervofked, i would pain me very much In
April, 1878, began 10 think shonld DO I Grip.
pie ior hf; but having some Of "kandalls Spawn
Cure thought ! would Try H. used one third
OF battle, and experienced relief Al once The
pain LEFT nae and has not troubled mo since
feel very grateful 10 you and would recommend
"kendalPs Spawn Cure 10 al who sufler with
sprains or rheumatism.
Yours truly, Ma j, BourriA,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

Snow nelts away npon drained lands
sooner than on those undrained, hence The
drained soils are ready for plo~iag much
sooner 10 Scotland il Is claimed Cha, the
haryes, is from ten to fifteen days earlier
on drained than on nndrained lands. This
is only one out Of many advantages result
ing from good system Of draining
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

"A Cambridge mother sent her small
boz into the coantrs. and after week Of
atiety has received this letter. II got
here all ragh, ADD forgot 10 write before
!, Is very rice plsce 10 have fan. Eel.
lrg and ] sent out 10 boat aad tho boa,
hppid over snd man e., me out and I
sss 80 fall d waller didn't know noihin
for good long While. The other boy has
eci b I've buried after they find hlln. His
mother came from Chelsea. and abe cried
Al the time A hoSa Kicked me over. and
] hzsr goi 10 have some money 10 pay the
doctor for AKIN my bead We are going
10 sci AZ old bara on FIRE tonight. and /
shonid smile Il we didnt have bully fan.
! Lost my watch and ! Arm VERY sorry.
ahAll brlng home some mud ,nrkles and I
shall bring home tame xcodehuek III
can &C, EN- In my trunk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
Observation-Disclosures

Sntere1Iante ueberfi6ten iiber Die Sus
nebmenoe 8eO6lferungSoidtisfeit in ben
Ser. Stnaten entbdlt oas 269ite Genius
Bulletin.
9aRelbe t6eilt aIes 2an6 in finf
@lafien. Our erften re6net es oieient=
gen 0i1tricte, in oeneG 5tuei biz le6s
Seelen auf Der Auaoratmeile po6nen.
CUR %5Ueiten bieienisen, uelde feds biz
\ a9t5ebn gintpohner per QuaoratmeIle
erpdbren. Die brittle 9laIle bietet a6t=
Se9n bis finfunoOier5is Meni6en per
A4abrntmeile 8ubnuns bar. Die nierte
be6erberat per Quaoratmeile fiinfuno=
nierSi9 bis neun5ig, uno Die fil1fte iiber
neunbi9 Nnfieoler.
81hreno nun i'm Sabre 1890 nur
$50 Qudoratmeilen Der fiinften @lafIe
3uaeBdblt tperoen fDnnten, bate lib I'M
Sabre 1900 bic Snmme FOLDER oerI6iez
ben oidt ~befieoelten Quabratmeilen be-
rettS auf LIB, unb i'm Sabre 1850 auf
11,264 erb0bt. 3ebn Sabre ipdter
fonnten bereitS 14,224, i'm Sabre 1870
sar 1902 unb sur 8eit Der Nufnahme
beS iin9ften Genius 2O,T4o Quaorat<
meilen Der am oibteften befieoclten 9iz
itricten 5use5dblt tueroen.
8aS bic einSelnen Stanten an6etrifft,
70 erfreuen ii9 Der perhdltniBmdBis
bi6teften 8eo6lferung: Nem gort,
BennIpluania. SEEM Seriep, Mafa9u.
ietts unb Connecticut. 9enna6ft
8bo6e Sslan6, ObiO, SIinUis uno isis.
confin.
Dos am i9ipd6ften befieoelte 3erris
forum 1T INNER nod NriSOna. @ttuas
siinitiser fteben Rentana, &Domins
uno S6abo. 9o1 cine Stufe b06er:
Oregon, BaibinstOn TERRITORY uno
Stem Rerico.
9otOtu uerbdlt iid Gbnli6 tuie Seem
Rerico, 9enaoa unb Utah nod um
einise 2inien better.
Sn benz Mnse, in benz bic einjelnen
Staten neben benz Nderbau auh bnS
Sabritweien pflesen. nimmt bic Did
ti9feit ibrer Ben6lferung gu. Sb bies
in ieoem einSelnen Sale EN- Slid 81
nennen it, mag ~aneroinss beSWeifelt
iuer0eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

Grit Der g~eutralbahn nerIie6 er Retparf.
Sem ansgere9tes Befen Ientte bic aIae.
meine AufuIerfiamfeit anf ibn. Gui
benz 3u9e 5ablte er fem 5abraelo un6
sudr aeraoe, nIs Der 3na fid BEN
6adenind niherte. 9Is Der qua Die
Srfde iber bie5en 6lu6 eben u~erIafTen
bate. l9aute Der gonoufteur fih nod
benz Rann nm unb fonb, boS er bers
f6DuHoen tudr. Snfagiere batten i'm
aus benz Basen treten feben nno ners
mutbli6 if Der Mann bon benz 2nae
berunter IN ben SIuB sefthrSt ooer IN
felbffm6r6eriider Abi9t IN oenieIben
geiprunsen. Cine Spur BON inn lit
ieither ui6t 9efunben tporben. &enp
mar ettua As Sahre oft.
Die Si1ber<YrObuftip in
ben Ser. GtaateH tud6reno Der febten
fanfunb5tuanSts Sabre it bic fDlgenbe:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

Boribenber bes Gerihts6cfes mar
Der Sennisprdfibent i'm &eihsgeriht,
Drinfmonu, nno YrotOfplfibrer Der
DberSecretdr orfelben @eri4tsbOies.
Die AHflage tuuroe bertreteH ourd ben
O6eIrei6santpalt bon Sedeno0rf Hno
benz 8ei9sanmatt Sofinser.
Gls 8ertbeioiser funoirten Die &e9tss
nntpdlte Babti, giatbrOsel, 2ewaIb uns
Or. 9el6. Nn Sen9en tuaren AZ nor>
9elnoen.
Den Gnseflasten tuurbe bOr9euUrfen,
oaB tie im borigen Sd6re !Sdnolllnsen
prr6ereitet bdtten, bic bejDedten, ge>
paitinm bic Serfafiun9 bes beutI6en
Rei6es su dnoern. bas fe 3beil senoms
men an 9ebeimen, bur6 6as Select bers
botenen 8eriammluneer, uno en6li6,
bnB fie iDeialifii6e 8ran6i6riften pers
breitet batten uuo 9etra9tet, oas Ntili>
TOR 81 uerfihren. 6erner ruaren iie
tbeilpeiIe angeflaet Der 5nbrifation ges
fd6rli6er erplOfiner Stoffe uno 0es
8eriu9s, bic GUcialiften Der ertrems
item 8artei in cine Iefte Organization su
brinaen, inoem fie 9ruppen BON fanf
SeriOnen inter ie einen O6mann biIoen
tpOIten u. (. ~.
0a6 elmer iebr sriinolt9en Inter
iudun9, in melder AZ 3euseu pernOmz
men, tuaro am 81. October oas llrtbeil
pom @eri6tsbof perfinoet.
DafIel6e lautet 9e9en Braun auf 2
Sabre z Monate 3u6tbaus, eegen
8reuoer uno 9ane auf lie 2 Sabre 6
WOnate 3u6tbaus, se9en Safobi auf 2
Sabre 3 Wtanate 3u6tbaus, segen &rie
itupeit uno Yei9mann auf ie 2 Sabre
3u6tbdus, ge9en 2ifteniteiser auf 1
Sabr 6 Ronnte 3u6thaus, 9esen 8Dn
uno 9ini6 auf le elm Snbr 8u9tbnus.
Wabr muroe 81 3 @onaten uno Weh=
fOtu gu 2 Sabreu 9efdnsniB uerurtbeilt:
Baum @5rif, Bateritraat uno bic Sc
gel nuroen freiaeIproben.
Sn ben neutrality-suspicious. an benz
l1rtbeil bes 8eihs9eribtS 9e9en 8reu=
Der un6 @euOffen tuuroe aus9efibrt, oaB
bic 8iloung BON @ruppen in 5ranffurt,
9armftnbt uno nnberen Srten basu be-
eenelen iei, einen eennltIamen
umitur5 Der b~eitebenoen Stats Lno
@eieQi6oftsoronun9 nor3u6ereiten. unb
oaB bic 3beilnabme Der 8erurtbeilten
on bieien @ruppen in 8erbinbung nit
Der p%lnnmdbiQen 8erbreituue oerbotener
5ocialoemofratiider S6riften ertpieien
llno bnour6 Der S6ntbeftanb beS 5 Sc
beg Strnfgelebbu6eS erbra6t iei. Sic
Sanolun9en Der 8%eru,tbeilten ieien
fem pOlitii9es Serseben. beruorsesanz
gen aug elmer ioenlen @%eiinnung, fonz
bern iie ieien entlpruneen aus Geib,
0aB uno 8osbeit, melde iel6lt Dor elmer
8lOrificirung oes MeudelmorOs ni6t
,uriifibeue, uno 6eshal6 iei ibnen ons
Der ebrloIen 3bat in @sitnlt
BON !2uhthausnrafe aufhMoriiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

- DnS es IN 8dris, tuie in ieoer
9roBftabt. feltiame Snbuftrien uuo Re.
fIamen sibt, ift ni9ts 3eues. go erz
innert man fid 5. 9. ienes @ei6iftsbnu.
fes, bas BaIIstbern iunae 2eute sum
Staatma9en unb 9ansen 9eaeH biaise
Gebibren lieb. Reu nber 1T Die Snbus
ftrie zines 8a6ntlnflers, Der in ben
Bl6ttern nlio %onnoncirt: Der 3nbnz
nrdt IL. Gtrase, Summer, -, bot
bic @bre, ieinen 5ablrei6eu &IIn0eu gu
mel6en, bas er 81 ben b~ernnanbenoen
Binterfefen nonitdnbiae GebiIe ooer
audi ein5elne SdaHe fir 6obseitsn, 8dGe.
Soireen uno Eafeln ansleibt: rVivat
sequensl
- Geltfnme anSeisen. r9eipJ.
Tagebl.~ Ser. 279: Die 8eriobun9 unz
ierer Eodter 5ransista nit benz perm
RicoLai SacOb aei9en bierbar9 an, nur
BON meinerieits fir gdnSlid aafgebObsH.
2eip5ts, ben 5. Oftober 1881. Sulia5
S@mulntDib uno 5ran." - 8rDn.,Stg.
I. 8remerbdfen bonn 2. DIT; rgtietbs
9efu9. Cine idtunr5e TH9bOle miro
fur bic 8ormittagsItunfen BON 10-12
tl6r 80 mietben sefuht. Oferten erbe=
ten unter sTH6bOie@ FoflaoerHo."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
Dee Go@ptrrathS E YrO3tB In


am 10. October DHr6e Der So1per.
ratbss SrobeB sesen S9ubmaher So
fepb 8renoer, S9uei6er @u1tau &riftI-
peit, S9ubmader Sermann Baum,
Gdneioer Sermann gbriIt aus 5rants
furt a. 3d. S9lUHer Seinri9- Sacubi
aus Befuusen, @drtner 9eorg Mabr
unb Gdubmdder Better 8OG aus 9arms
ftaot, RetaIi6ldser hilbert 2i1tenfeis
ger aus 2ebhanien, S6neiber &usufi
8eIdmann aus 6rantfurt q. M., 8dder
8il6elm Braun aus 9armItaot, Mrbei=
ter 9iqi1 aus 8eiiinsen, 2iterat 8ictor
9ane aus 2llft, StenO9rapb 3beObOr
@aterftrnnt aus 2udenmaloe, @ommis
Mdr Rebtotu uno bic unuerebIidte
G&neioerin Martba 2e9el aus Berlin,
DOR benz Rei@sseri9tsbOfe 81 2eip5iS
srOfnet,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

ben Reritanern ansui6li. Ser. Sbrer
@r5dhlnns mad beitnno bic Snbianer.
8an6e aus 10 9duptlinsen nit ibren
6nmilieH, biIoet einen neherreit Der
8anbe Stttpria's unS uirn BON befYen
8ruoer sefibrt. sic f9leppen nod bier
@efansene nit fid, bic aub aus Ren>
Merifo ftammen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

9iefe 8ablen fiefern ben 8etpeis, bal
bieier Nrtltel oes Exports nod cine
neiteren Nusbreituna fdbi9 lift, iobali
man NUT nit wirhi6 sutem 8ier in oi'
@oncurrenS eintritt. Bon benz 1885,
aussefIbrten Auantum ~entfnIen nu
8railien 34,299, 8eneSueln 1882
Singapore 1888, Ecuador 1886, @9ilt
58l4, Nr9entinid 5796, 9eu<6Onani
55O8, Yeru 1886 9oppel gentner
auf @roB6ritanuien 32,959 (per 8re.
men S4O8), 5rautrei6 4214 9Oppel
@enfner.
neber @ambetta's 5ami.
liengeidi6te orinsen fOlsen6e @inSel
beiten in bic Oeffentli6feit: I'm bic Bet
oes SturSes 0npOleon's l.. famen orei
italienii6e Jamilien mad @abors
barunter bic 5amilie 9ambetta. Dit
8oreltern oerielben fIbrten ben Namer
8achO; Der llrabn 2eon @ambetta'a
betam tuegen ieineS fIrsen 8eines ben
SpUttnamen 9ambetta (&urSbein). Nla
elm MitsIieb Der 5dmilie in 9enun tpe>
gen 3beilna6me an Strnsenroub 6fentz
lid binseri6tet iuOr6en, tauidte SOiepb
8dcdo Ieinen Namen gegen ben 8eIna=
men, unb Spar nit 6bristeitlider Sc,
nebmisuns, elm. Ser @eburtsort Der
5aulilie beiBt @eIaz2iguria unb Iieat
auf Dem 8e9e BON @enua Ha6 Gauona.
1918 etablirte fi3 Seanz8 aptifte Gam
BETA, Der 9rOBpnter bes @r6ictntors, in
@abors, tuo er einen San6el in 5apeHce,
Del, Galben, Boma6e, Tabaf, trodenen.
eingema9ten uno anoeren Slofrii9ten
er6ffnete. Sein 8ater beiratbete bic
NpOthefersto9ter Orafia NaRabie. (8e=
fnnntlid lit @ambetta unter 6ieiem Ha.
men fiirSli9 in Oeutiblnn6 lumber ae=
reiIt.) Cine Tohter nc Der erfte
Spr6Blins bieier @6e; bieIe tuurbe ipd.
ter an einen SIR. 2eris Dermdhlt; Der
Stpeite Spr6Bling mar Econ, ON 80.
October 1888 9eboreH.
Der Gtat iber ben beutz
iden Observation-Disclosures fur oas gtats=
iabr 1888 ueranIdlngt bic Gum.
men Der ausaaben nuf 30,129.5 67 81.
SIM 8Oriabre iuaren ousgeiebt 31,O71T
344 M., mitbin fir oas nd9fte @tats=
iabr tueai9er 944,777 R. DauoH eut=
fallen nuf 8reusen 48L,329 Na. uno
suar A, 081 NR. mebr als i'm 8oriabre.
Nuf Blrttemberg Ia, 933 So, an Bnieru
66,1O3 W. Sn BreuBen tuarb an Sns
nnlioenpenfionen un6 Beai0nsSulngen
Al 2ahen bes Observation-Disclosures
@nbe SUM- b. S. in 5Olse bes lesten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

gBiesbooen, 81. Oct.-Oberlabnitein
1T bon SharIa9 uno Sipbteritis in er=
idredenber Beiie beimsein9t. Snuers
bnlb oieier 3age ino in elmer 5amilie
Die nod iuRse Mutttr uno 2 S6hnhen
oeftorben. Der Batter uuo oas iiin9fte
Rino liegen nod fhtDer Sarnie6er. =
Sn Rieoerlobnftein bat Elm B~Oftaebiilfe
1900 SO. mterldlasen uno lift fadtia
aeruOroen.
6omburs, 81. Oet.-Die 2ebrerfeIe
su DiLingen 1T uad m~ehrid9riaer 90
fang CD benz 2ebruifar Ribl BON gibnh,
HINTS 9ilenbnrs, lbertrasen pOr6en.
6annau, &c. Dct.-Der Grandmother
9. Sing bdt fi9 teute Ra9mittng IN
ieiHer Bile erbdnet, nad6em er Sn0or
ons absnomnbl %empfnngen battle.
0euiia6t a. b. Bieo, 90. Ocf.-Nn
Die fIrfli6e 8eripoltune bierieIbIt 1T
Oiefer Eaae bic 9eaHri@t gelnnat, oa6
Der 5irft Su @ieo in Gn6etrddt Der
drmIiden 8erbdltniTe Der bieFiaen Bad
ter, nomeatti9 ober in Rhdf@t Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

@erd, p. Oct. = Die Nusiubr BON
ipoaenen 4leioern, 8ohfoffen. 6armps
nitas, NccOroiOns, @lacebanbIHuben
3eoer &C: aus benz &oniulnr=Be5irf @era
na9 yeoroz Amerifa BAT i'm lesfen @ier@
tellabr tnIeoer gang be6euteno iuaenomz
men.
@eimar, 81. Del. - Der 8entier
&idOIot bat Der Sta6t elm &oDitoI bDr,
CO. 10000 g. binterIafeu, Dos ofs
z8ldolot>@ niliesS tiftun9a nit ieinem
9inienertrnse fur miloe Suede perms,,.
bet tueroen foG.
9er5ogtbum Graun{dmeia
Brdumi6weig, %. Oft.-9er neulihe
Ortan bat i'm aaHSeu !6er,ootb,,,,T
8rauni6Deig me6rere iouSeHS ;stSmme
enttDnrSelt. @s baben iOipobI f,or. mn
SOIing als Der Sim aelitten. WeIDE6srs
ftarf finO bic GnpfIansunoer an Sen
@banfeen mitaenommen, tVeiHe Sofre
sur @rbOlunS 6eoHrIen,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
Application for a Patent
To the Wide West Lode and Mill
Site.
NOTICE NO. e1f.
NOTICE NO. GIf.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Rr,... NJ Eahruary -. ISL. |

EUREKA, NV, February ., 1881.
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ David q. Pierce whose Postoh;ce al
dress is Cherry Creek, Nevada mas TINS aay
filed his application for n patenttor mieeh IL
near hundred feet Of the Vide west mlhe or
vein bearing silver, with surface gIounu saA
l6OOl hundred feet in width, and. nNe acres
as a mill site, situate, lying and being IN Geiu
Canyon Mining District, County Oh nhile
Pine, State of evada, and known anu aesis-
mated by the field notes and Official plat on
hle in this office as lot NUMBER az lol.s-
boundaries of said Lot No. II being as ioi-
lows, 10 wit Variation l613 degrees East.
Beginning at a post marked 70. u ..
Survey No. Il Lot A. whence Us. monument
No. l bears ). 10 deg; % MIN, ". o4o9 ioe5,
the Nv. corner Of Section Is, Township -
North. Range Is East. Mount Dlablo msfl-
dian, bears 5. "a deg, E 6543 feet; a tunnel on
this lode bears ;. . deg. ID min, W. lVgl leel,
and a shaft ON this claim bears D.. - 9eg.
50 min, W. 100 feet T; thence running hrst
COURSES. , deg. 30 min, W. 1870 feet TO post
marked No. : U. ) Survey No. AZ bot a,
thence running second course-N. u deg. 90
min., W. go feet TO post marked No. . ?;
Survey No. AZ Lot A; thence running thlrd
course-N. deg. 30 min., L. 1000 teet TO post
marked No. 4, U. 5. Survey No. a. Lot A;
and thence running fourth COURSE. 81 deg'
30 min. L. 60o feet to post marked No.
S. Survey No. Il Lot A. the place Of begin
ming, containing - uo-l1 acres.
LOT b.
Also, the following described tract as a
mill site, to wit
Commenting AT a post marked Mol Us.
Survey No. A. Lot Il. whence post No. OF
this survey bears n. IA deg. - min, h. 559j
feet: L. ). monume No. | bears y. l. deg.
L. 20 feet, and the NV. corner Of an aTastra
on this mill site bears S. IS deg, ". A2 feet;
thence running first courses. 80 min., L. JO
feet to post marked No. 2 L.. 5. Survey 40. ~
Lot b: thence running second courses. 81
deg. 20 MIN, W. ~ feet to post marked No.
3 [. :. Survey No. AZ Lot b; thence running
third course-N. D deg. % min. ". 800 feet TO
post marked No. I. ). Survey No. AZ Lot
b; and thence running fourth couTse-N. e9
deg. 30 min. 4. ii feet to post No. /. 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. ;. Survey No. AZ Lot A..
The location of this mine and mill site Is
duly recorded in this Office OF the Recorder Of
Gold Canyon Mining District, in Book A,
pagas 10 and 80, Ia the county state afore-
sail.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
Dc rtiOn of said Nide West mine, OF said sdr-
face ground and mill pite, as herein before de-
scribed, are required to iie their adverse
CLAIM silh The hcgi.ter II the |. ;. Land
office u Eureka. ia the state Of Nevada. dur
ing the sky DAYS period uf publication
hersof. or they aill BIO barred BY virtue vi
the provisions II the statute.
mr. I'D r. ii. HlNCkLEH, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
Application Go1 a Patent
To tine Teacup faine.
10. Gf5.
US. LAND OFFICE,


F-hFEA. my iEofAaiJ -. i1s-.l
NOTECE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAr TIE
~ Tsscup sAa de4IoYa Mining Coinpsn
whose psastuiice aiifess l. Cherry Crrek.
Nevaiat las this dss nied its application for
q patent for fifteen hundred l.s0ol linear feet
VI the Traeup Iaiae or vein be.fing silver.
with surface ground sK hundred feet IN width.
situate, lying and being IN cherry Creek Min
ing District. County Of White Pine, state OF Ne
yaia. and known and designated by the field
notes aud official plat % tic ~ tins oihce as
Lot No. 40, unsurveyed lads. Tn ex ror
boundaries OF said LIZ Ne. 10 beifr D. follows
10 Wit. Variation 16 degrees 30 minutes e.ast /:
Commencing at a post n1afted 40. 1 US
Survey No. ii. whence u. :. monument No.
bears N. 60 deg. Is min, Z. 5o.7 40 feet; post
No. 1 Us. Survey No. As Geneva L0ae, bears ~.
s3 deg. - min. L. 1858 3-iO feet the discovery
shaft on this claim bears 5. III deg As min. ".
SOs feet, aud the main incline bears :. 70 dag.
80 min., W. 351 feet thence running first
course 5. Is deg. W. 1900 feet to pcs: marked
No. 2 L.. s. Survey No. 4f, tlsnae running
second course-N. IS deg W. $50 feet to post
marked No. 3 L. $. Survey No. As thence
third course-N. % deg. Z. 1spO feet to post
marked No. 1 u. ). Survey No. 40 AMI thence
fourth courses. 60 deg, 4. Gao feet to post
No. l. the place of beginning, cont aiming %
66-lU0 acres. Prom post No l Of this survey
the NE. corner monument bears $. q deg. IS
min, ". "a feet !; from post No. , OF this sur
yey the 81. corner monument bears \. . deg.
30 min: L. % feet from post No. > OF this
survey the SW. corner monument bears n. %
deg, L Is feet. aud from post No. 4 the NV.
corner monument bears S. 70 deg, W. q feet.
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Bobtail, and on the south by the SpeRan
Chief.
The location of this mine il duly recorded in
the Recorders office Of Cherry Greek Mining
District. in 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 ~herrinbefore described, are required
to file their adverse claim with the Register Of
the United States Land Office at Eureka, in the
State of Nevada. during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof. or they will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions of the Statute.
mr5-60d r. II. HINCKIEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
Assessment Notice.

THO PHILIP KELLY AND CAsPAR SCHMIDT:
l. You and each Of yon are hereby notified
that being o-owne with the undersigned in
the Silver Chamber mine. situated at Mount
Ophir. White Pine Mining District, White Pine
County, Nevada. and recorded in the office ef
the Mining Recorder Of said district. that there
IL now due from each Of Won to the undersigned.
the sum Of S2J, for assessment work done on
said Silver Chamber mine for the year ending
December 81, 1879. and IL the said sum is not
paid by each OF you. together with the costs Of
advertising this notice, within ninety days after
the expiration Of this notice, your interest In
said Silver Chamber mine will be forfeited.
and your title therein vested In the undersigned
n accordance with the provisions Of an Act OF
Congress approved May 10, 1917. and amend
meLts thereto.
THOMAS CoRCoRAN,
AUSTIN JACOBSON
Hamilton. September .. 1850. so.s0d
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

A HUDSON citizen said to the young
man who was counting his daughter
that he couldn't afford to have so
much wood burned in the parlor
stove evenings; the young mar must
come less often or quit earlier, or fur
nish his own wood. Next day two
cords of nice hard wood were purchas-
cd by the young man and piled in the
citizens yard, with a big sign over
the pile that read: ''For use nights
only" That young man mean bust
ness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
WHITE PINE NEWS
CONuNDRUMs.

Twas Harry who the silence broke;
"Miss Kate, why are you like atree7 !"
"Because-because-I'm board" she spoke.
"oh, no, because you're wood" said ne.
why are you like q tree ?" she said,
81 have a-heart," 10 asked 80 Low.
Her answer made the young man red
because you're sappy; don't you know ~
sWhy are you like a tree again ?"
lie scratched his head this time and thunk.
And rave it up. IN tell you them" :.
She laughed, Because you both get trunk"
''Onoe more" she asked. why are you now
a tree p" He couldn't quite perceive.
ssIreas leave sometimes and make q bow,
And YOU can also bow and leave.'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

THE editor of a No va Scotia journa
wrote the following head line to one
of his cable dispatches "The British
Lion Shaking His Name" He was
unable to eat his breakfast next
morning when he found the printers
version Of the matter staring him in
the face thus : 1.-THE British Lion
Skating in Maine"