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petroleum OF Ctutht5, cUiUIdCtFtHl uCf co. htAOtNH
as The jacobson Oh Claims.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Chey enne, Wyo. Dec. 30, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that Samuel McM6s
ter. whose postofice address is Lead City, ID.
patent for eight petroleum oil claims, en-
brncing 100 acres. known as the jacobson OIL
Claims, or vein bearing petroleum oil with
surface ground situate, lying and being In
county or Laramie, and Territory OF Wyom-
ing, and known and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file In this office as
as lot No 81.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. 81
being Ms follows, to wit; Variation l5o l5, be-
ginning at u Sec. corner on east boundary
OF section .. township IS, north, range o.,
west-the same being the southeast corner.
A sand stone ~36Al0xS, marked No. l on one
side. and NJ. c. 81 on the opposite side; rum
ming thence north 2dtg leet; thence west
1910 feet; thence 3 'uth 26p feet, thence east
2yi0 ,eet; u place OF beginning. and contain
ing 100 acres, and being the northeast quar-
ter OF Section No. 25, Township No. 10. north
OF Range No. G. west.
The location notices of said oil claims are
duly recorded in the office OF the register of
deeds In and for Laramie county, Wyoming
territory, in Book B OF Liens, Prescriptions,
&c, pages 87g, $50, 3SI, 1872. 1888, 3S4, 3Sj and $50.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion of said petroleum oil claims as herein
before desct ibed, are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land office at Cheyenne, In the Terri
tory of Wyoming, during the sixty days pc
Rod OF publication hereof or they will be
barred by virtue OF The provisions OF the
statute.
I diI ect that this notice be published for
sixty days in the Cheyenne DAILY LEADER.
EDGAR W. MANN, Register.
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On Thirty Days, TnaI.

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Henry's carboiic Saive,

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A Lady Wants to Know

the latest Partisan style of dress and
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Millions are expended for artificial APP
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There are times in every ones life
when energy fails AID II miserable feel
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Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures catarrt
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Notice for Publication.

Notice No. l6-Appiicdtion for Patent 10 efoh-
petroleum oil claims, embracing 100 acres, kJlotOr
M M jacobson OIL Claims.
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RY


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DANGEROUS FOREST FIRES.

BORDENTowN, \. j., July 29.-A large fire
broke out in the woods in the vicinity OF Browns Mills,
Il motel resort IN Burlington County, on Wednesday
night from sparks from engine the AinDoy dlyl-
sion of the P,nusylyania Railroad endangering prop.
erty in that vicinity. Inc residents turned out and
fought the Gre with wi partially subdunS 1t. 1t has
again brOk ou,, aud IS making RAPID hoa1Wly
SANDWICH, Mass, July pa forest fire started yes
terday between this place and POcasset, AMI is now
within three miles OF here and advancing rapidly. The
wind has taken opposite course. Last night the work
men supposed that they had conquered the aues Tut
this morning they broke out with more vgOr than ever
About five miles have been burned over, and within tins
vyas some excellent woodland. Should tine wind remain
m presept and with the same velocity, the lire Wli
r.arb Gr,envilc, which consists OF tweny-One build
ipps including church AMI sCHOOlnOusc, al OF Wnc1
re ON inc border of the woods Great dllciltY Is
nrrrucet in hghdug the flames, the weather being 80
mol aud dry lire is burning the roots OF all shrub
and The earth Is i bed or ashes
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of the Government which was directly respohsipio
for the first and had not prevented the las, pu,
the truth was clear. Mr.. Bright, who hau iopoa
against hope for a month shrunk from uhai wv
sion or from taking the final step when the las.
shred of hope was gone. lie knew he must eo' '''S
he deferred till the last possible moment INC "''
pang of parting from his colleagues MS P'i W. ""
above all from his chief. For one. am not ui,poso
"a ioin in minute chronological censuIes OIL 'n''
sort. ,,....oo.
That Le WAS right in rcsigning everybody agrecs
those who deplore his loss the mos. oc'pN s'''
admit that he could not remain neh'o'' "a " Wv,
ernmrnt upon which cast the duty oil loio'op'
intervention. Am to depart from the prihc'pleS
have taught for forty years to dlsowh inc inoI"'S
Ihove made the basis of politics TO leave TAR
nisbed name TO nv children" Who could say yes
Certainly nobody who had seen the eloquent
gesture with which he POINTED to the door through
which his dau ghter had just passed.
The details of the Egyptian business did not seem
to touch him very closely. The questions asked
he rather put aside than answered, though
avoided going over much ground and kept to the
actual preliminarics OF the contest.
when Admiral Seymour | asked, " declared
the feet in danger would YOU have takcr the re-
sponsbiity of keeping there under the guns OF the
forts ag tinst the opinion of its cOmmanderT
"Never would he guided on a public question by
the advice of military or naval officer. They are
always for fighting"
"Would you after Arab had been notified to dis
continue his amamcnts, and / al agreed to- ana
had broken his agreement-wouId YOU have sailed
away out of the harborW
"TEe fleet had no business there except to protect
our people. 1t was not tho forts which menaccd
the feet it Was the fleet which menaced the iorts"
And so on. What broke out IN every sentence
was Mr. Brghts utter and total hatred of war as
war, in any form except Of actual self-delence
against direct attack. Those who believe with him
will disapprove he does the bombardmcnt
Those who recognize the duty Of the Government OF
a great empire to guard its interests will form
different Judgment. This different judgment is as
believe. the Judgment of the immense majority of
the English people. But the elect of Mr.. Brlghts
resignation on the Judgment of Lis couhtrymcn and
on the political situation is a topic must reserve
for another letter. q. W. =
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exhibit his violin playing. This Will be followed
by The Princess OF 1rcbIzonde," a revival Of The
water Sprte" and a series OF French operas done in
English On the first Monday in March the opera
company OF the house will 90 upon the road, while
y new musical extravaganza, called The Dino
Williams, will be produced. Dir. McCaull states
tsna' ne has engaged the following company
ior me coming season. Mile. Mathiide
Ssfottreliy, formerly of the ThalIa Theatre;
MSS Lillian Russell, Miss Lily Post, Miss LauEs
joyce Mime Julie de Ruyther Miss Enc Weatlers
0y, John iiossOD, Digby " Bell, EW IIoff, Joseph
Gfeensielder, ). III. Stuart, A. W. Marlin. Henry
Siandish and Z. ;. Grant with Jesse Williams aud
charles L. Wernig as musical directors
Inc new Casino. at Broadway and Thirty ninth.
ST. IL ANNOUNCED TO open on September IL, with
Madame Theo. Maurice Grams French Opera COM
Dany and RudOlDh ArOnson's orchestra of sixty
pieces III popular concerts.
At the Standard Theatre the entire interior of tho
house is To be reprinted and redecorated New Lace
curtains are to be hing. carpets are to be put
INTO the balcony. new drop curtain
Is 10 be painted by Noeghtin. preliminary sea-
son OF four weeks Will begin on September 4, when
Laura Don will produce hec emotional drama, =" A
Daughter Of the ME-" IN which the authOress.
Henry Lee T.. NJ Holland Miss Helen Bancroft and
Walters opera, Les Manteaux Nors," now run
nlng at the Avenue Theatre, London, will be pro-
duced Ibis opera viii be played for about four
weeks, after which Gilbert and Sulhvans new
opera, OIL winch nc her title nor plot is yet known
To anyone save the Writers, will be presented. For
the company only three persons have been engaged
III this country, namely, Helen Dungeon, soprano,
j. III Ryiey and w. /. Carleton. The other mem
DeIs OF the company Will be engaged IN London by
UOyy Carte. Other operas are held IN reserve TO
Gilbert ana Sul1yan's new opera Will be played
during the greater part OF the season.
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DTFFERENrnL PASSENGER RATES.

Differential rates on passenger business
again formed the principal subject OF discussion at inc
meeting OF the Joint Executive Committee OF the Edst-
ern and the Western Railroads yesterday Tue commit
foe had before the consideration % the actual differ.
apces TO be allowed the weaker lines the rates be
tween New-York aud Cincinnati Chicago aud ST. LOUIS
ON the rates to these places, the whole pool schedule on
nasse ger fares to intermediate points and points be-
yond these three Western ternini Is based. or tao
routes petween Cincinnati aud Ne0YOrk, that OF the
\. v-York Lake Erie and Western and the Ncw-forK,
PENNSYLVANIA en- Ohio aud that of the NewIork Gem
tra and the Bee Line the longest and hence tia
welkest in meeting the competition or the shorter
routes For Chicago business the roads when arc
ri. ming dlfferential rates the Erie ana ma
C1cago and Graud Tru k. On 80. Louis business inc
les favored lines are the Erie and the Baltimore and
OHIO The meeting yesterday failed To agree upon no
,rnner adjustment Ut passenger rates 10 govern the
ira hc to these three Western centres Inc Qlsti0n
Mi mr. baby have 20 be decided by dgbltrallsn The
Eastern anu Western passenger agents. however VIII
~ ar week after next endcayOr 10 make arrange
inrut without recourse 10 arbitration
some IRE gariteS have recently existed IN the rates
from Chicago aud from -. Louis TO Ncw-Nork. Ina
meeting yesterday iop,ed measures designed Tor eho
correct of these irregularities. The JOINT LfecutNc
Comnlttee then adJO 4rntd.