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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12
IMPORTANT MINING PATENT
DECISION.

The Secretary of the Interior has
decided that the owner of town lot
under city title may be recognized
a. an adverse claimant under the
mining statutes to demand for a
stay OF proceedings for the purpose OF
bringing suit in court to determine
the right of possession and all collat-
ersl questions, ii he shall elect 10 come
forward and set up his own title and
deny the right of any mining appli.
cant, although it may perhaps not be
incumbent upon him to do so in or
der to protect his own title under the
TOWNSHIP title already issued.
Sd. That q reservation from pat
emit to townsite Of any mine of gold,
silver, cinnsbar or copper at or to any
valid mining claim or possession,
hold under existing laws of Congress,
the following language of the town
site laws carries out Of said patents
such mines and such mining rights
as existed at its date, aud it is the du
ty of this Department to aid the law
and allow claimants to mineral
ground to be present and patent to be
obtained, limited to the precise ex-
tent of the reservation 30 made.
Sd. That to secure such patent
applicant will be required to show
affirm atively. the true location of the
vein and extent of his own claim for
surface ground, exhibiting by its plat
its relation to all other claims, and to
streets, blocks and municipal or other
Improvements; also to prove the nee
sssity of such surface ground for use
in operating this mine. If the loca.
ton ants-datss the to wnsite appropri-
stion he must connect himself with
the original claim as actually possess
cd and claimed, not in excess of sur
face ground allowed by law, aud the
local custom at the date of the town
site application.
4th. That when such showing has
been made, sufficient to establish a
clear prima facie case, the applicant
may be allowed to proceed by publ
cation, as in other cases subject to the
filing of adverse claims and proceed
ings in courts, and if no adverse
claims are filed he may have bis pat
emit upon completing his proofs and
entry, such proofs to contain the usual
reservation respecting townsitss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12

--SETH Cook. the San Francisco
millionaire came near getting bis
foot into 1t last week. A young lady
by the name of Pearl Hunsinger,
while taking lunch at a restaurant
with Mr.. Cook was taken violently
ill, and doctor was sent for to pump
her ou., it being feared she had taken
poison. Mr.. Cook had the young la
dy taken to his rooms until she could
recover, but instead of so doing she
died and there was an investigation
made which showed that abe had tax
en- q number ofpills containing ARISEN
ic. The pills she took we're in box
on Mr.. Cooks mantle in his room,
and were for neuralgia. Some claim
that Mr.. Cook carried his intimacy
too tar with the young lady, but it
cannot be proven whether be gave
her the pills or she took them herself
They tried to withhold the matter
from the newspapers and this led to
a further investigation of the case by
the reporters and the last of the affair
has probably not been heard yet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12

Johnny Hickman, n Phoebe vaquero
has made a bet of $50 with y Bul
lionvile that he can ride a wild horse,
during the performance of which be
agrees to retain under each foot a
siler half.dollsr. The bet causes CON
siderable speculation among horse.
men, opinion being about evenly di-
vided Ms to Hickman's ability to
perform the feat.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12
-GUsrAvE RosHKE, one of

-GUsTAvE RosHKE, one of the
peuurers who testified in the famous
trial of I. NJ. Kalloch for shooting
Chas. De Young that six shots were
fred on the night of the murder, was
surrendered Saturday to the custod ,
of Sheriff Connolly by one of his
suretiss. It 10 stated that the surety
was Miss Annie F. Kalloch, sister OF
Kslloch. Roshkes bond was fol
$4,000. He is now in custody, and
very indignant at the desertion by
the Kallochs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12

-THE Reno Plaindealer a green
back paper, edited by N. H Hogan
& Co., has made its appearance again.
The Plaindealer advertises to do legal
advertising for half rates and there
fore is not deserving of any patronage
at all in this line. Why not stand up
for regular rates instead of playing
the Jew.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12

-PRINCEss Sallie Winnemucca,
is lecturing to select audiences in
Boston and ether eastern cities. The
subject of her lecture 10 "What
know about Indian Agents" Sallie
ought to be pretty we'll posted, on
this subject. as she has had considera
bio experience with Indian Agents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12

I. F. Berry, who in the early days
of the Washoe excitement, kept the
famous strawberry" station on the
Plscerville stage route, died few
days ago in San Francisco. He has
been resident of the Comstock for
years, and had gone on visit to the
Bay only short time prior to his
death.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12
A Chicago Merchants experience.

After l had become almost skin
and bone, with neither strength, ap-
petite nor ambition left, and the doc
tors couldn't help me, two bottles of
Parker's Ginger Tonic cured me
completely. NJ. b. Westcott, Lamp
Mfr, Chicago.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12
A RECENT decision of the Post

A RECENT decision Of the Post
Office Department lie to the effect that
. letter, after being sent, can be re.
called by the sender upon his making
application to the postmaster, who
has authority to recall the same by
Telegraph.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12

IUas EXHAUSTION
And many evi, and gloomy consequences Of
early indiscr, ton. This Incompatible GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY has ALREADY achieved a
world wide reputation for tts intrinsic mer.
its; il is not = patent medicine, hut prepsr-
ed prescription Of one OF the most emin mt
English physicisns. l is ibiallihle IN restor.
ing lost vigor, whether from imprudence,
sickness, or old age. Sufferers may fully re-
ly On his. Spesi1 sent by mail. securely
sealed, with full directions and rules
Price 81 Ter Pkg. or 6 Pigs. S.
Sufficient to cure most cases.
Address, Wheeler g. Co.
l49 East fifth street. New York City.
mch3l-lyr.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12

Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful
color and soft silky texture by the
use of Parker's Hair BalSam.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
A Bruiai Oairage.

WAsEIseros, July l7.-This morning a
man gained admission to the hosss of fam
ily nsmed Spein, near the capitol, on the
decl alton that he was 3 water inspector,
and oru;aily assaulted a young woman. the
only pe.s)s IN the hoose. He choked her
into insensibiliiy and accomplished his pur
Pose. His victim is seriously injured ard
nay die. The assailant was not arrested.
Uader law passed By the last Congress a
Glass of officiais called water icspeciors we're
authorized TO enter the houses If ciijz =ns for
purposes OF inspecting water fixtures, 10 as
certain If water was wasted. There wss
some oulcry al the time about the license 10
invade domestic privacy which the law gave,
but it did not prevent is enactment. 10 The
case CT the assault ts-iay the man took ad-
vantage of this license to eutsr the house,
and fading The young lady xione assaulted
her, as stated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
4 FEVER SHIP.
Twenty.Seven Cases Of Yeilow.Fever
ON Steamer at Havana.

HAVANA, July 20.-The steamer City of
Washington, from Vera Cruz and 10 sail for
New York Saturday, is isolated and under
observance in the hsrbor, owing 10 twenty
seven sick persons among the crew, and one
death on the passage from Mexico. The
character of the sickness is not we'll de-
6aed, bu, is believed 10 be caused BY
drinking wafer taken on board al Vera Cruz
When the steamer left that port there was
no sickness on board. When she touched at
Progreso; tve or ak csseu o. sickness were
reported, and the number increased 10 twenty
seven on the passage to Havana.
Later.-The Board of Health declared the
sickness to be yellow.fsver. The sufferers
were sent to the hospitsi. All the patients
belong to the Crew except two passengers.
Tue ships baker and doctor died last night.
Tue person who died at sea was the ma
chinist. The steamer has ben tumigated
and will sail tomorrow for New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
MONT EAGLE.
rne second Day Devoted 80 the Tenn.
persnce Cause.

The Nashville Americans Mont Eagle spec
ial ssys: This was the second temperance day,
aud it was ushered in by an excursion OF 800
temperance people from Winchester, Dresden
and Cowap. DR.. c. w. Carter, of New Or.
leans, "a ade a IN mssierly address 10 the NOM
ing. Judge Mcconnell made strong, prsc-
tit;zi zrvvv, ti. vr,z ,ativu uf the four-mile
Law. The .R-v. S. A. Steel, of Memphis, de-
livered an address on the "Cause of the
Siloon.'
This has been a red letter day for the tenn
perance cIuse. Mrs. J. 3. Green opened the
children's tent today with large audience
of little peopl-. Van Lenuep gave . most
interesting lecture on Oriental customs, and
bad four persons on the platform dressed in
full costume.
Tue tents are filling up rapidly aud the
tenters are slI delighted. DR.. J. ii. Vincent
is looked for Friday night, and large
crowd Is expected during his visit. Quite q
number of Cnattauooga people arrived to-
day. Georgia is we'll represented. Fifteen
States are represented here, they are coming
on every train,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

smoothly, and they have a sufficient force 10
do business promptly. Several new hands
were given work tnis morning.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company has a
small force at work, not having engaged any
new men to take the place of the strikers
The manager is The only operator remain.
ing at the Rapid Company.
Superintendent .ublin, of the Western
Union Company, this morning received dis
patch Of encouragement from all the oper-
sioTs IL The distric', and he states that there
ia no delay in handling business at any point
in the disiric'. The striking operators say
there have been no seceders from their rank.
Up 10 this time there is no evidence of weak
nes, on the part of strikers or officers of the
telegram comnanx
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

The New Orleans press has been severe
in it's remarks upon the extortion prsctieed
month ago upon The steamship City OF Lin
coin, which went aground 10 its neighbor-
hood, and was charged the uncouscionable
SUN OF 900 for getting her of, by the ma
rins operators of that city. Last week the
Nantes got aground, help arrived at mid
night, and at dsybre.k began pulling at the
vessel, "and in an hour" says the New o.
2eads Timss- Democrat. ."by united and energetic
work. h ad SUGGESTED 10 getting her of, and she
sailed away" the cargo untouched, Tue Times
Democrot adds: "The charge for this job was
S2500, which is certainly reasonable, con-
sidefing that it required atissst days ssrv-
ice from three tugs and barge, sgd con-
siderable expense on their part in way Of
fuel and labor" TbiF, the Tunes Democrat
thinks, so reasonable that it desires that the
fact shall he published as a proof tn lat New
Oflsaus has improved since the $4,000 City
OF Lincoln plunder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
FOREIGN FL AsHES

LONDON, July 20.-The corvette Frolic,
now at Cnsi ham, has been ordered TO proceed
TO Mauriiius.
LIVERPOOL, July 20-Lindsay Sons & Co.,
cotton brokers' Of this city, have failed.
Assets not known.
PARIS, July 20-Tne Senate voted urgency
for the Judicial reform bill, and decided by
vote of 169 TO ia 10 pass to discussion.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 2O.-By the explc-
zion of a po~d,r-mill to-day the mixing
room was destroyed, aud nine persons killed
and two wouRd. d.
MELBOURNE, July 20.-At mass.meetine
here, at which Maj Presil presided, resolu.
tions were unanimously passed indorsing the
address of the Victorian Parliament to the
Queen, which urged New Guinea and other
Pacific islands be annexed or have a pro.
Iectorate established over them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

LOUISVILLE, July 20.-The strike eitua-
ton here is worse than Yesterday, aud bust
ness on lines requiring the use of The tele-
graph is virtually suspended. The Western
Union has only two frst-clsss operators at
work, who, with five or six beginners. make
up the force. The Baltimore and OHIO Of
flee was opened to-day by an official of the
company, who Is taking The most importsnt
business. The Western Union put up the
notice: "All messages subject 10 delay, to be
sent BY mail If necessary" The strikers
held an Enthusiastic meeting this morning,
and initiated Eve new members. -Bpfo noon
they had added seven to the number that
struck yesterday; one of these is the opera.
tor who worked last night. The meet
ing wac confident, and it was resolved to hold
out until the last. There is much complaint
10 business circles about the interruption OF
trade, but it must be confessed that the mer-
chants side with the strikers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

CHICAGO, July 20.-Superintendent Glow
ry reports that the busin, So of Chicago is
moving along without any perceptibls deten-
tion, and while there is not the usual rapid
service, nevertheless all vital commercial and
personal messages and press dispatches are
being sent over the wires without marked de-
lay. None of the old operators have as yet
reported back for duty, but recruits have
come in from the country towns TO take their
place. Old operators who had gone into
other lines of business have also applied and
been given siiuations. 90 Change this
morning there was a disiHclination 10 eu-
gage in trade, and but little busin.ss was
transacted during the early hours. The
strikers here thus far display 6rmnets and
a determination to stand out for a consider
able period. They express the belief that
the company will have 10 accede 10 their de-
mands
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

forward with wooden tray in his hapd
said: sMr. Barrett, am 'piuted BY g COM
miItee OF yer Petaiuma friends ter pre- tsent
yer with this box of the biggest strawberries
ever raised on this cosst.' The thunder
suuck actor gazed al the speaker for mo-
meat in dead silence; then with terrific
kick fbst scattered the strawberries equally
over the house, he exclaimed: 'D-n you
and your strawberriesp and the curtain came
do#n with rush amid the tornado Of laugh
ter that followed. Ii required five ushers
to remove the ipfuriated delegate from the
milk country from the theater. At2 O'Clock
this morning be was still watching the stage
door, armed with club, although Mr.. Bar.
rett had long ago been carried around to bis
hotel concealed in the big drum
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
WOULD NOT RETURN

I r several hours. The boy at once sent
~ ord to the strikers that the "Great I'm
g. nowu" bad arrived, and they were on hand
a few moments, but too late, as Ford had
und his way upstairs and gone to work.
/. lis identity was not known at FIRST, as the
formation came that he was plain Smith,
{ the messengers. Wnen the Office was
penei for business in the morning the fol-
owing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE.
The Labors OF she Sixth Annual Con.
FentiOn Concluded.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 2O.-The mem
bers of the National Clifton Exchange hav-
ing completed the labors CT the sixth Con-
vention, left for New York, and we're
taken in charge by the Portsmouth
Cotton Exchange, after visiting places of
interest slong the water front proceeded to
Ocean Beach, where COLLATION. was served
and speeches were made by the delegates
homeward bound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
CHANCERY SALE
Of
TENNESSEE STATE BONDS.

PURsgANT % decree of the chancery Court,
term IN the cause entitled
The State of Tennessee and another w. The sank
Of Ten essee and Others.
and which said oecre In entered at pare I21 of
Nit Min BOOB NO. u. nstioe is here given that viii
Nashville, Tenn, at IL O'Clock m, of
safux day, Joly ~. 1883,
the following Described Bonds of the State OF
lars each, knosa as the new series Funding
is Eonds; Litter with the coupons Of January.
s6iI sl2 s6s4 ssi5 ss4s. sss7 ssss $50 $50 SSsi
sss2 Ssss @ s s ss5 .s ssss s ssss seso ss sssa
SIS SIS $50 $50 ss sss $50 ssss ssss So ss Se's s
The above are said TO have been issued In lieu
OF Capitol Bonds and accrued interest on same.
see records In State comptroliers ONCE. at Mash
Twsniy,one lzll bonds of one thousand dol
1876. attached. and numbered A. foiiows; Nos. a
1909 1856 1855 1851, 1855 1923 1898 1872 1901 l22
1854 I, rs;s iosS c5s st4 ssol sls. i2ls. %. 500
each, designsted as "capitoi Bonds, /" With cou.
ponsof January. 1s56. attached. and numbered a
50 rs SIS SO SIS. a ga @ s. "a 81 "a, 81 81. a. g
ss. 2eS. j. is, H. 20. H. g. IL 10 2s a. IS a. "a IS
Ian each. descnbed a. "Gspitoi Bonds. Letter
namse,.a $ !. ioIlovs 10: iss ia Is: g. 3 IL j.
ls2, III, 1ss. 11e, iso. ID. g., i4s, is4. -
s Tnirty-two ts2) bonds of two hundred end
xoea sy stcs sso%n asseea e ,tS
NO eouyuIis attached, aud numbered ~ foiIovE
Ss B e ~ p a q e z z e e ss e ~ = 8 8
@ sneS q bs Sns S:,
governor, and A J. Fleicner, Secretary Of State
e2sP1a' N oo. IF s.nqs sS, ls 40 5 80
$s5s sss ss sS,s' @ sSss ss ISL - @ ga ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

Two vetsels from Vera Cruz, with several
cases of yellow-fever on board, have arrived
at o quarantine, at SHIP Island. The Surgeon
General does not think the disease Gao get
beyond The quarantine limit, aud no alarm is
felt at New Orleans. The fever is still rag
ing at Vera Cruz, the greatest mortality be-
ing among the sar,ars oE Norwegian vesseis.
As many. OF these ships clear for the Gull
ports, the Surgeon General haa Instructed the
quarantine officers at these ports TO be very
vigiIant. la May, there were ninety deaths
from fever in Vers Cruz; in June, 26l, and
81 nee the lst Of July l44 persons have cue
cumbed to the maady. Seven per C MT OF
he American sailors nave died, bat there is
a decrease in the numb-r Of new cssss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

RECENT news of the Louisville Exposition
is altogether of the rejoicing kind. Such is
the rush for space that it has altogether gone
beyond expectation, and a spacious annex
has to be built. and on the lat of August the
President Of the United States will open the
Exposition with all due pomp aud cere-
mony. The Falls City Is all excitement and
Joyous anticipation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

Iowa City Republican: "a young man of
Iowa City had $500, the savings OF years.
IaAuenced by the EXAMPLE OF richer men, in
an evil hour he yielded to temptation and
took 'deaP in lard. He won about $50.
ThI was good deal OF money; more than
be had saved from three moaths work
How, easy it was TO make money! 1t was
fnnl He 'dsslp sgaiu. the crash came.
The savings of years went like straw in the
food. Stunned By grief, and almost uncon-
scious of what had befallen him, he went
home and shut himself up to silent mealta-
tiou for twelve hours. The support OF home
was gone, aod the promise OF businsss sue
cess was nippsd in the bud. 1t was no con.
collation. TO him TO know that one of his
friends had lost $4,000"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

THERE Is no Substantial change 10 report
in regard 10 the great telegraph strike. The
Western Union claims to be gradually ling
it's offices with new mep, while the operstors
say they are initiating numbers Of new MEM
bars in the Brotherhood II there is any ad-
yantsge, il is on the side of the operators,
who appesr to have the sympathy, not only
of the public, but the railroad operators. who
have ihus far refuse to render any SIS is'snce
to the Western Uuon. l. is 10 be hoped
that settlement will soon be arrived at, as
business all over tia luntry is beginning to
feel its effects, aed ihe present delay and an
noya aace cannot iong be tolerated. The loss
has slready been very heavy, aud is con-
stsa,ly increasing, 80 that an ea'iy adjust
ment of existiug difficulties is positive ne
cessiiy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

anywhere. We are solid 10 man. We
recognize no communication except from
Campbell. Stand firm. THE CREoLEs-
Another was to the effect that the Chicago
and ST. Louis Boards Of Trade had suspended
operations until the cessation OF the strike.
1t was also stated that Wall street man
had notified them to check on him for S25,-
600, il need be, and lhal the Chicago Board
of Trade had again declared IFS Willingness
to donate $4,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
CAPITAL POINTS,

WAsHTseToN, July 20.-A telegram re-
ceived at the Indian Office rep2r that 39l
hsd left the Indian Territory under military
escort in route for Pine Rine Ridge Agency,
Dakota.
Kimball, General Superintendent. OF the
Life.Saving S.rvice, has lift Washington for
general tour OF Inspection of the stations
Oh the northern lakes and TO select sites for
the new statious authorix ID by Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
CHAMCERY SALE
-OF-
II E IA L. E 3 n A u *.

No. S2ss, g. Chancery Court OF Shelby county
State of Tennessee, use, ETC., vs- W. z. Butler
ct a.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for SAFE en-.
. tered in the above cause on the oath DAY OF
May, 1888 N. B. 80. page SO. will sell at public
auction, 70 the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters onice, courthouse OF shelby
county. Memphis. Tenn, on
Sss g rday. July n, ISs3,
within legal hours, the following described prop.
erty, situated In Shelby COUNT, Tenn, and IN
what Is now known as the Taxing District OF
Shelby county formerly city OF Memphis sS the
same Is laid down on the map OF the city Of Mem
pbis and sub nrbs, compiled and published by N.
r. Williamson In ls71, and BOUNDED and described
a. follows: BEGINNING at point In the south side
OF Court street where IL intersec the east side OF
the alley running north and south next east OF
Second street: running thence east with the south
side of Court street seventy four 40 feet three e.
in nches; thence south one hundred and fory-eight
Q4s) feet Ex ls) inches 10 an alley; thence west
with the north side Of the alley seventy four ca
feet three CD tncnes 70 az alley running north
south thence north with the east SIDE OF said al.
le one hundred and forty-eight tlfs1 feet six t6l
inches TO the begin ming point
Terms Of Sale-On . credit OF and u monihs:
purchaser TO execute Dotea with security; lien re-
tanned; REDEMPTION barred. This June n 1883.
z J. BLACK. Cle,k ana Mssler.
By Geo. Mallery. Deputy Clerk snd Master
II. Il. Dix. Solicitor. nat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

The first trial for the violation of the new
Missouri law prohibiting the sale CT intoxi-
eating liquor on Sundass, took place at
Sedalis, last Monday, and resulted in con-
viction, the offender being require to pay
heavy fine and the cost OF the prosecution. Ii
the punishment is for liquor selling, that is
the business OF the Stale law, but if it is for
Sabbaih-bresking it is religious persecution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

u EFERRIE9 10 the above notice Of dissolution
n IcordisIly recommend my saccessna 70 ths
patronage Of my friends and the trsde Eens.liy
J. l. GOopDAk