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, 1881-11-15

Company, capita, at0cks II tUQU Uu, for the E0u-
Ut a raLtr,nd from some point III Chi.
cngu nurthwarsl through tho ctiuntIcs OF Cook
cslrpurntors itre John ", Ulnl. Chicago: N. Z.
Ss"ffs ssssa 81 saafEeas es IA t.
II. e. biIllur. Evanston.
miscellaneous items.
Mayvllle Ia tho sf,Ntne Ut now station ID
Dakota Territury list opone1 ou the line OF tho
Northorn I'acltic. II u located on tho Casselton
Itrnich, nni Ia forty-two mtleR distant fr0m
Caasetton.
Tho quarterly meeting Of tho Directors Of tho
Chtaaxo l. Alton, which was to have boon hold
on tho llr1t wotlnesiay IN November, but was
postponetl, Will DO hold today at tue company's
oslce III this city.
Mr.. ". II. 1Iurnaday, lately connected with
elerkshp il Commissioner Mf1sisyFs uinoc. Mr.
5lllHtey did Melt In securing the services or so
able Il clerk and accotlntant.
Mr. Charles H. Knapp. Division Freight Agont
Of the Chtungo & Northwestern halfway, from
today ussuuies tho duties OF Dlvls!vn Freight
' era Dlsi.Ion s' iii. cSaries v. SicKlnlay havlns
reslRnei.
There nre now being mado for the Chicago.
Milwaukee, + st. Paul Railroad Thirty new ten.
wheel l0Cntnotlvps and an equal number OF
coaehos These aro to bs p!nce. on tho road as
On tho Chicago & Pacific Division.
,vnIt,rs ~ tinr.u t:r1nk wfinh t, jn,,nfnt"J fhH
WalMsh ltohd tor two MILES NJ TINT point, re-
tar.ltne tho trains to y considerable e1tcnt snt-
uruay. Mre nav sl!nust wholly snbsided. The
through trniil roachod here un tiino yesterday.
Tho Chiraro. M,lwnukee & st. paul Railway
Counut1y naauunces ihat it hav lust opoticd i
naw r1,1ic ~ Tho tiMrF if1Iia Tim rtn,fn viii ho
aver thn rrfnnunv's rt,siI IN Chn1nterI1fn r. r.
pt,a thetce, ~ q new ind su1erlor wagon road,
/. va,..r,,.'s ~ ] .,,s'...s. 49, ~ .s..a ,,,r,n.,,a, =,
tslltry arrived ovcr tho LtIko bhbrc 4 Mloht1an
sosher nailroad' I've , companies @ wnrs f,on @
bor. They ,lru Oh thur way to SIM Frnnulseo,
and yostsrdny i!o0n lgft TOR tao west over tho
eu.'aso' t'a''"us.o" Qo'''o' NUM-
Commissioner M!lKloy bus been Rdviscd by
tho Ch!cag1 NurthWcstcrn aud y; Lu,,ss Sun
~ t. saf ssy w vi IT.
ation to b. = hcia M At IT, LoHIs. N9y: - ana VII
fornatlon or pool on tho Colorado bus!noss.
r,ho soveuth ann,,uI conyontton of The Hallway
paxa"ngcr as'a Erawnt rn,'!t''rImra: Mnfnnl a3
1 Inn",t Aastm,,ti1Sn viii hn bsId Mt the Isrnnti
M.nt,t" iI.,t.I rnr,nrr,Sv ~ nrH ~ ,th,,rssnw 0 ~
, n.'M.u i.usGa ~ ~ na!1 Auut ouHJt al -
, 1881-11-15
Incorporation Of tho Chicago d North.
erM Hallway

Spsetal Dtspateh 10 Ihs Chtedso Trtbunt4
grH1NafIEr.u. IT., Nov. N.-Asticea Of moor
pprntion wcre t,lod III the Secretary of States
u,Itce tosiay by tho Ch!rnEo / Northern Hallway
Company, capital stock. 81 ,0000 00u, for the cou-
strliutlull Ut rnItroad from son,e point III Chi~
cagu northwartl through tho cs,untcs OF Cook
and Luke to tho nortI,urn line OF tho State. Tho
curtoratnrs .trt, Juhn ", Ulnl Chicago: n. q.
Springer, Williette; HunrRo II. Sargent, Evans.
ton: Frnnk r.. ilawkins, Highland park; and II.
II. e. MIIlur, Evanston.
, 1881-11-15

EofssntnR Ut the brain prevented and poryoua.
nsss our0d Nv 4sl,g AFowR'a iron Hlttere.
, 1881-11-15


crly bus Increased tho e1clellcy ot nj nfcoestra
by n.l.iIns I" IL Mr. {. f}owcn. II .wnll.knnwn
Svtveen sK the seeo ad ;hr ne aas n.bt NJ
solt, In which hc proved his tbor'ual. mystery of
Waltz" with vtrTAtions-enabiet him to llsplny
bis power 1f execution nt'd ceat!icss OF t0nc.
wnG a os 70 po 'os s
with great @ dsiissncy 81 feeling: & Mr.; no"eu will
A NEW PLAY.
80 -, ,r,, ;, ~, ,,...,,, i'm. r,,...
day Of n new iarceal :, comedy entitled ways
.eae 5 or ri sa s aaa nusss write" Tse psy ss:
peen acoeptea anu WI sn'n oc pr'uuGeu sn ''1s.
tot oy Mr. Htissell. Mr.. Hosenfeia II III tue c'1y
md bus sr.'ss Us win n5es a;s synapss 4 of Of
sketch * rcpletc viii, nu,nurous tunoyat1ons
s.. nssm ~ -, p,s,, @ su s,xn" ,,o'n1S
Of tho luturo,ts, at,h seem especially adapted
~ tho purposes VI the eonednh for whom tho
irs2s- i2 -hcarteG though sa,ea,r,ish. sYotsts. ana
withal eccentric, = The iortunato Hosscssor Of y
.tuuxhter, benutiful and accomplished, who IL
parent. Amunx thesm il y wise ul.d wary
plny, ono liccfDr FudlciuA. u paraevcr-
ing, 1ashtnY young Ieiluw. rehdy for
,y nlyeatnse W t; or stratnxem , ,, to \, WI, % tho
svlrey 70 WV her.elt iron. tho nanas q The
ways aud mcats Il etvrossed 10 nttaIn tls snL.
Tho huru. tisxulseu as phys|cnu, saves tho old
Rstiirs ftum Et,ut during which process ho peti-
uons IN bis uwu behalf fur the lnuKhter: tho
ti!nn nukuty VI sammms c91stUh ~. JIM tmMt
,nnrL.i IA t.roptnH IL the wn,u snttnr ,ShSn
nearly bnnkrupts tto governor, yct who nguin
tl,nety sayes bin by .renatton", Of MS own
mu.'rulatons; anti nnay i N repiy , 70 N an! ad-
9 too 9ath H. u ,Il t9s
nu, ,s t..s ~ H.. .i,. ,au nthn Mtu
ho1aehoia eonpaon 81 tna q ~ G,a ,
wa. "aS.o ~ s ~ nrn,.i ~ 1pt KIN "tT ~
nHnes ,.t;I1. h',w,v,.r mn, hrrnm N ', nsrern.
| tim. tho spurious uhupernf md Companion
tlevises 4 means that eitcctually rcaches eli.
Mx Th1 osd ,!oIn. w,i3Iwer y H. osnt 9 ot ts tenYnHl
anu ioneiIness useioscs us pMEsan !os ,n ~ % tmae
bowavor' On tho mt Of Nj M,t,nniirtv sba stc.
ctitnbs IT, his n.iyunccs and ngreca to bccone his
Mlte, unhef pr4eiao Whtch sliluiates n'f sunc.
| ituItisktI. tn fakn nIncr tmittyilntciv! and
which. finally though reluctantly, he gives. Tho
fictitious eottltlMntu Ia rrniltca tortniKht to
n,, ~ ~ Ut tnn.' " . t.S,,Is % @ ~ .I,,,a"
unncars bcture tho old sre, anJ. rs Hector HtII.
leigh. clni1ns tho bride. The u!nrrtuge Is coil
suinnaAtel; and thu deceit Is luid barn to tho
,yth sisnnnointt,rrt n,t 'nn,. ',t wht, IN fInmiiy
i,rol,uht over 10 tha right sia by tho ucknow.
ed1uIncnt ot Il strAtcxy tAat be must chcrtfully
tnrxlFe Tor tue sa4o o1 ITS novel ""hya anu
T1'G ,tnv vii, afYo,d amn1e scone for .ho In
trouutioi, pn ,,i tho sonEs Ind ecccntr!c,tcs ut
| IL Inssnit ord thn ,rnnrnr"i hnrartori.tiCs ~
hts h,ttnnr ~'A~ ''~ e0""'@' "'~"~"~ ~
|
PATTI WILL SING IN CINCINNATI
ctsclssAr1, O., Nov. 1.-THE Musical Festival
nns LUIS -. . u.ossa
iHE tno lPpe"t"nee " fAtt Nv wy IctioFInapes
, 1881-11-15

Special Di.pat<h to II. Chteaso It4bans.
RnsTlS, Nov. H.-Tho new freight scha'lulo
to ChIcuRo by tho Pennsylvania RaiIr,nh went
Iuto nltcct toduy. Some dissatisfaction WIS OK
pressed 1T Tho Pennsylvania office i,ccnuse tic
other lines continued to take frOiYht ut tho low
rates fixed AuH.G. 1t has been expected that
tho different lines would act lit unison in su-
rroaslug their tariff. but at cvery oi,lce but tho
Pennsylvania tho rutes ru.nan unchanged. The
Eric md the Grand Trunk 1ioads protcascl n
willingness IL lucrcnso tlt0ir, GharKes when
NIL tho roatls could not toKethpr, but
they werc unwilling to drive AWAY bust
meas by establishing higher surln thin
TINT pl tbelr rivals. The Dostnn u Albany, act
ing in hnrnla,ly With tho Now YOrk Central.
| failed for some rcu8on to make I'LL advance to.
/ day. What consideration tl!otntcA tho coursu ID
| not knuwn. 1t III thought by tho Pennsylvania
ltoat1 that tho New York Centra, ia still nuxiuua
| to ynjuro its business, especially III Now Eli.
Rlanu, by continuing to uatfefhlA It IN tho c0ill-
petit,on for frssht :. Ths i1. nnttor ~ however,
rcasota for the Gt!,.rao thoy havt tRkeu Ii not
tletinitly known. Ytse nhturu! result Ut tho pres-
tnt ct,,itittlo of RtEara n t0 deprive she Fem.
| Ii bGuypl TINT many Ut its old customers will
| cuntinile tn pAtr0ilixu 1t, nud lta present
business ts stutrd bu 30 lArRu especially iroIl
1osk X ~ t soysrsy sest , IT, rss rss9rsss. @ Al
prulit, wouu not oo very bone'trialt 70 the il0stun
l. .tlbuliy un,l New York Cantral ltnads, but 1t
whit e1 s e & 1ns n y
tInue 70 1naintnin tho rate x Aug. cAntut bo
dotinIt!y staled. 1t may chanFo wIthl.. a tow
days, but, II It continues y hAae Its freight
| ntl Will duubtlusa make HU1nu new move, though
for the present It proposes 70 Ktvo The now ratcs
trinl. following that tha 0thoF raIls will sec It
for thur interest su mako tho sumo change.
I
, 1881-11-15
uAvERt.y's THEATRE.

- I
''Mtchael StrnHor" entered on Its second
week wtthuut nny evidences uf decreasing pH,l,-
uArtty. The hIuso was well tllied aud the mM,iy
etrective tabcaux warmly applutitled. az WIS
nnnuu,cea III tho TRIBUNE yestc r.lay Mr.. 1anv-
crly has Increased tho oicfel,uy Ut his orchestra
by adding fa Il Mr. ". {. f}owcn, II wnll.knowt,
New YNrk curnet- player. During the Interval
hutvecn tue seconil u1d third nets last night Air.
NuWrn entertained thu audience with Il oornct
solt, In which hc proved his tbort,uaN mystery Ut
his Instrument. liIa ttrAt scIGctiti-" MMbet
Waltz" with vnrfMtfons-enabiet him to ltsplIy
his power ur execution nnd clearncss OF iUne,
while hla response 10 tho demand for nm etcnro
-"Thc 1.ast ltosu Of summer WAS xIrn!!.
viii, 9rent delIcncy VI feeling. Mr. 1so~eu will
rive II solo performance livery uyeninR.
, 1881-11-15
Official Changes on tho PlttsbnrR. Fort
Wayne q; Chtonyo.

wayne q LulDAHUs
Mr.. c. d. Oorha.n, WHO resigned the position
OF Superintendent Ut the Western Division Of
the PlttaburH, Fort Wayne q; ChcaEn hallway to
accept tho position Vi Superintendent ot tho
Wisconsin ami Milwaukee Division Of the CHI
cago T. Northwestern hallway, said Roosi-hy to
tho Fort Wayne last avonnx, and this morning
hls succcssnr, S1r. q, D. LAW, assu1ucs tho duties
OF the posltion. Mr.. GorhRtn. will rusticate
until Dec. ], when he assltneS tho duties OF his
Ee,W pusltiurI Oh tho Northwestern.
Nj. Inv, WIN succeeds Mr.. Durham rs Super.
tntcndpnt or tho Western Division Ut the Fort
Wayne, Ia well qualified tnr tho position to
which h0 has been cntled Homu years nRo hs
cutno to tho Fort Wayne as HcBIdeut Engineer
ut turt Wayne. un'or Chter Engtnaor ssatMper.
Iie tIled thIs position with KrrAt nbtlty uni! hb
oycame kontin,aster Of the lltts9urx s Fort
gcuu satisfaction In this position that the mutt.
ayers Ut the roul. IN recognition OF bis nb!O and
snthfui service, Picked him out to succeed MIR.
Uurham rs Superintendent Of tho Wcstcru Di-
vislDii OF this road, with headquarters at Fort
Wayne. ..--
Mr. Joseph Wnsd has bocn appointed Auper-
intenlent Ut MotIya Power Of tho lines opsratod
BY tho Pennsylvania compuny. Ills ollice will
hi: Ut Furt Wayne, Ind. Ao assumes the dntes
Of his position today.
, 1881-11-15
The michigan Land.Grnnt Troubles,
Rrfetag Qiapateh 70 Ths ChlfaaQ 1fjhuhk.

Hp{fE4k I1tp4lEN 70 1NE EH@E1p1 1f3uuHks
LANSING, Mlch.. Nov. l4.-The nouou OF the
State Hoard cf Control Mt Detroit tho other day
Ia simply the beginning OF what is likely to DO
yory lively struggle betweon the people Of tho
uppar lcul1suA OIL tho ono hand as against
aoHc bloated corporations on the other. Tin
Neater. the Chairman or tho third house, and
the kpy.bee Of lobbyEats, representing tho
C0ulkiea or OntnnagGn and unrllR,I, Is h0ro ut
ths Htats departsnenls busily enEngna 10 per-
tsstlns blu atuo of the cAse. which ho
ln.ttoe this winter. and ask them to
rrpurt Il bill ounpui!!ng. tho Marquette.
thAt rond ut onep, bugnning nt both ends. Tlm
IL Us lively and cnlarprtaIng US the business end
0t hnrAet, nnu hna llHo succpss before the
. Hoard OF Control, when he rocelyod tha unun-
NUTS yota Ut the board lu bis favor. ami his
present Mctlvlty Indicates, as hc says, that hu IL
H0lnE to mako 1t wurlN for all Of tho fand-g grab
b0fs-
, 1881-11-15

pATT1 WILL SING IN CINC1SNATI.
c1AClSNAT1, O., Nov. l4.--Tha Musical Festival
Association bus this afternoon closed a Contract
tnr tho appearance Of Patt ut tho performance
OF tho uratorto Of "Tho Nasslah' In Music-
Hull during Christmas week Ut this year, und
tue rhlulul announcement ct tho pvent was
.natlc To tho membgrs OF tho chorus at rohoursl
tpuHbt.
, 1881-11-15

Tho Council mot in rcR,I1ar session last night,
Mayor linrrIson III the chatr, nndnIt of tho tuenl-
bers present except ALL. CullertoN, Young. and
R1Nttt.nt
, 1881-11-15
President Jowett, Of the Erie, Happy
His Denial Of homo Latr Tkunturs.

AAlt 0FNAAt Vt Hus4sU k4RkV A&AUbNEHt
Tho New York Tiu4es OF Nov. ID publishes tho
following intervlsw With President 1ewett, Ut
the Erie, regarding tho rutnoEs about 4 change
In tho ownership u: tho roads
President Jewptt sat In The Eric 0ttica yestor-
day aud AsSurct u If,nes reporter that hs was
Erio orolion il cui,carned, lla waA confident,
hu SAID, ot sweeping victory oyer q! npp"si-
suit" ho continued. ~ have feared nothing,
for ths ulliuIsnt ruason that hayo bad nothing
~ fear. J4u.ea hrllsnry bus started tho cry
rtIe1 will dcpoaat: In uohody's lnlnd. except
Inv bis, has therv boe.l any thoukht OF onssinR
amounts 10 nothing; hs lnliueuco can ct,,snt
against nobody; b. 1oesp con.ol t'u'e, aud III
BIS pledges VI support, Nhgther given to Mr.
iess In Ksto u tasy arc woEthless !tl everything
else: Thu annnal mesttnS Of tho Erie share.
reason 10 be4t1ya, will pass oo Without u lar.
EVERYTHING will ba practically unanimous. and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-19
A Bright Scholar.

A scholar in one of Binghampton's
ptllic schools who had ..been Over 10
the map of Asia," was reviewed by
his teacher, with the following result:
Teacher-ssWhat is geography"
Scholarly big book
Teacher-..what is the earth COM
posed OFF,
Scholar-aMud."
1eacher-tNo; land and water"
Scholar-Well, that makes mud;
don't lt?n
Teacher-..What is the shape Of the
earth?"
Scholar-sFlat.'
Teacher-ssYou know better. If |
should dig a hole through the earth,
where would | come out?'
Scholar-s.Out OF the hole"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-19
An Obstinate Bride
lFrcm Lhe Little Roek eazette

From The Little Rock Gazette.l
The other night a young man from
Northern Arkansas and a young lady
from the southern paa OF the Safe,
met at q hotel in This CITY and were
married. Aver the ceremony the
Young man went out aud sal in front
of the holel while his wife went up 10
a room assigned her rs the lr.dal
chamber.
This thing OF gettin' married Is a
lifetime business he said, addressing
a man who had been divorced f ON
his wife,. I reckon you have found
i. so,f' be added, turning 10 Il single
man. NSNail / guess I'll go ~.
DANCED ii I don't sorter haze {" 90 up
thar, too. Blu | never was afeefd o.
q man an I don't see why l should
be afeerd of a woman
He went up and raped at the door.
..Nho's t~feic?" demanded the girl.
s.It's me-"
"Xho's me-
"Don't you recognize my voice hon
ey?"
mo, I DON'T
ats your own wide-awake and
livin' husband. Let Inc ill.,"
$50 away from that door; You
shan't come in here. | amt not ac-
quaiIted with you yit."
..Say, let Inc in. Them fcilers
down stairs air lau2hin' nj me. Open
the door, fur I'm sleepy" and he
yawned like a mar waiting for a
night train.
Thought you said you were wide
awaken
Il was a while ago, but I'm power
fully sleepy now. Say, amt you soin'
to open this door,"
"No,I amt
"Why did you marry me?"
s.Cause | wanted to-
sswall, why don't you let me in?'
s.Cause | don't want to-
"All right, old gal; I'll shell out fer
home and leave you 10 pay the hotel
bill. / never seed the woman that
could pull the wool over my eyes"
The latch clicked and the door
opened. The hotel bill had frighten-
ed her. ut won't do for "A roma 10
buck agin me, lemmy tel YOU, fur |
was raised at the crossroads an went
to mill early"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-19
Application for a Patent
To tho Vulcan Mime.
NOTICE No. EST.
US LAND OFFICE.


EiHkkAt NrAs# AnEArl -. ieols
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Henry X. Lyons whose Postoaiee ad-
dress Il Cherry Creek b bite zine county.
Nevnda. has this das hlal his application
for "a patent Tor niteen hundred linear lesl u
tho Vulcan min ar win bearing silver. With
surface ground 40 feet IN width. situate,
living and being III Hunter Mining Dis
trIct, County Of - hit5 Pine. state Of Nrvsda,
and known ard ds-ignated b the field mites
aud official plat on hle III this olice IA Lot
AuInhef ibirB-tlsht tN0 %, located on nn-
SURVEYED and hs o~Aisftar boundaries OF
said Lot W. 5 beins a III VNs. 10 vii: Va
notion II aszrees - minute Fast.
Com aeneiug n a post marked NO. | |. ).
: 4fVer Vt. ~. whence Is. monument stu
ntvl GA the vet side . il4ater mountain
and jast wet Of the upper vulcan tunnel,
upnu u high h4ut ~ graufte rock bears :.
- degree- - Minutes, 4. - feet a SHAFT upon
thi--t0l e beers ;. - degree, h. ~ ieet, n
eat apun this LODI bears \. 80 degrees, l..
30 feet: au he iDe shalt nrss this lode bears
- degrees, l.. , icet; "A tdInel upon this
lods b,ars \. 81 degrees. :. - feet; thence
runniug first course -. "a degrees, l.. lJ0
leet 10 OF marked No. L. Survey No. -;
thence second cDurss :. b degrees, Il. ~
iest 20 a posf marKed No. j IS Survey NO.
y; thence ihirI 60 .rse-s. 9ft2 degrees, ".
la0 feet TO a lost marked W. ! |. >. survey
No. -: thence iOarth course ~, o04 de-
grees. ". - feet H. IA lost marked marked
No. l, tn, pl ,es OF beginning, containing ID
and 1-iWn acres.
This claim i. bounded ny no known claims.
The nearest c~lniiIs to this lode are the 'Jop-
pefhcndn aud Crown ioini' elgins.
The laea In OF this mine J. duly recorded
In the Recorders Office Of Hunter Mining Dit-
triet IN page - Of Book 4 OF said records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Vulcan mine or said ni,iiag
ground a. hereinbclore described. are r.
qnired to file their adverse einiLa with ths
J. egi-iet Of the United statas Land Unlee NJ
Eureka, in the state Of Nevada. during tho
sixty days period Of publiesttun hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the pfovis-
ions Oh the Statute.
nE-l0d r.. II. HINKLEY Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-19
Application for a Patent
To the copporhead Nine
No. GJs

L. S. LAND OFFICE, !
ErRfkA, MY. august %, 1871.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Henry H.. Lyons ~ hose Postofice ad-
dress is Cherry Creek, White Pho county,
nevada. has this day fled his Application ior
"A patent for one thousand llUO4l linear iees
Of the Comprehend mine or vein bearing
silver, with surface ground two hundred lAW
feet In width, situate, lying and being IN
Hunter Mining District. County OF hiie
Pine and state Of Nevada. aud known anu
designated by the field notes and Official plat
on bile Ia this Office as lot nmbe hiftA-
nine (No. b., located on nnsurveyed la1n;
Tho exterior boundaries Of said Lot Ao.,'s
being as follows, to wit Variation 10 de-
grees - minutes East.
Commencing nj a post marked NO. ! 20
Survey %. b. whence l.. ;. monument stu
ated on the west tide OF Hunter mounlain,,
and just west Of the upner Vulcan tunnel.
upon n high bluff Of granite rocks, bears =
Ijdesfees, NJ. 80 feet; tho mouth OF the eop-
perhead tunnel uIon this lode bears NJ
degrees, l.. 20l feet; n cut upon this, looe
bears n. ~ degrees, l.. ~ icct; thence
running first cpurse-N. 80 degrees, " w
to a post marked No. : L. ;. Survey No @i
thence second course--N. u degrees, H. lVvV
feet TO "A post marked No. 3 l.. ;. survey no
-, thrnce third course---s. b degrees, Il. ~
feot TO II post marked No. l.. :. survey ~.
-; thence fourth cOdTse---S. 81 degrees y
1000 f. ct to post No. 1, tn place OF bsglnning'
containing and 5s-lOJ acres.
The location Of thus mine u duly recofusu
in the Recorders otiue OF Hunter Mining, Us
trict in nago II Of Book A Of said mining
record.
This claim l. bound on neither end by any
known claims. he ntafust claims are tho
Crown oini and Vulcan.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of snid Copper hend Hins ur saIlhee
z ound a. her,i u before described are Ie-
auir d TO lls IN ir adverse clnims with the
Register Of the United states Land tthee az
Eur ka, in The stat, Of Nevada. during the
sixty days leriod Of publication hcfeof, Vt
Ons OF the statute.
a.7-pd 4. IL. HINcKLEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-19
Application for a Patent
To the Eastern Extension of the
Star Mine.
NO. 655.
U. 6. LAND OFFICE.


EUREKA. New, August IL, 1881,
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT III
~ X. LYONS and PETER WEBER who's.
postofice address is Cherry CrreK Sevadsl
have this day filed their application fr \ mai.
ent for fifteen hundred l. Il 300 linear ret of
the Eastern Extension Of the Star mine OF yein
bearing silver, with surface ground six hlaE
drec feet In width, situate, lying and being IN
Cherry Greek Mining District, County of WIfte
Pine. State of Nevada. and known and aes,a
mated by the field notes and official plat on
bile in this office as Lot Number Foriy-eiaht
No. A., located ON unsurveyed land. The e.
terror boundaries OF said Lot No. 4s bainq a.
follows to wit. Variation Is degrees 30 min.
utes East
Commencing at a post marked No. I. a
Survey No. ~. whence L. 5. monument No
bears n. Is degrees rs minutes, ". 45sg feet: =
tunnel on this claim bears s. 80 degrees Is
minutes. W. 914 feet. and a shaft on this claim
bears N. 81 degrees, ". 13O6 feet: thence nm.
ming first eenrse--S. Is degrees. W GOO feet to
post marked No. 2 L. S. Survey No. a.; thence
second course y. 10 degrees 30 minutes.
W. 1900 to post marked No. ) L s. Survey No.
IS. which i identical with post post NJ. T..
) Survey No. - Star lode. thence third cenrse
". 10 degrees. L. GOO feet to post marked No.
4 L. s. Survey No. 4s, which il identical with
post No. l L. s. Survey NJ. 81 Star lode; thence
fourth COURSES. ~ degrees 30 minutes, E.
l5Uo to post No. |, the place Of beginning. con.
tanning - 55-I01 acres.
This claim is bounded on the westerly end
By Il. :. survey No. y Star lode.
The location Of this mine ~ duly recorded In
The Recorders office of Cherry Greek Mining
District. IN pace 30 of BOOK b, OF the mining
records o. SAID district.
Any AMI all persons claiming adversely sny
portion = said Eastern Extension Of the Star
Mine OF said mining 2rouud a. hereinbefore de.
scribvd. are required 20 file thfIr adverse claim
with the Register Of Ire tn4ted States Land
Ofice ut Eureka. in the State Of Seynda. during
The sixty daya' period Of publication lefenf. u
they VIII he barred by yiftne Of the provisions
81 ihc Statute.
a2O cod r. II HIsokI.ET. Register.
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NOTICE TO CO.OWNER.

Two r. NJ. CLARK YOU WILL PLEASE
4 take notice that ! bayeexpended the sum
the Mary Ann Mine. located in cherry Greek
Mining District. County Of VI hite line, State
of Nevada. during the years ~ and 1850,
and unless this sum, together with the costs
OF advertising this notice, il paid wi hin
ninety days after the expiration Of the 4 bli-
cation OF this r%otier, your interest in the eaid
Mary Ann Mine will be forfeited ard revert
to me in accordance with the provisions
Of an Act OF Congress, Improved May 10,
1872, and Acts Hmendatory thereto.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
By f.. j. CowLEY. Agent.
Cherry Greek. September Is. 1881.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
y undersigned. Excctors Of the estate Of
james kane, deceased, Ia the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, To exhibit them with The nec-
essary vouchers, within ten months after the
the first publication Of this notice to the said
Executors, at the town Of Cherry Creek, in
the County of " hite Pine.
Dated ut Cherry Creek. September II, 1851.
PATRICK LAGIN,
JOS. l.. MOOR h,
CHAhLEo GREEN.