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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03
Application for a Patent
No 80
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka Navajo March IA 1890

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Eureka, Nevada, March IS, 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
IN J. Smith and George Morton, whose post.
Office address is Tempiute. Lincoln County,
Nevada, has this day filed his application for q
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the
sterling mine or vein bearing silver with sur.
face ground six hundred feet in width, and
4 95-1OO acres as a millsite, situated in Tempt.
ute Mining District, County of Lincoln and
state of Nevada, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this office as
lot number 81, A aud b. located On unsurveyed
land. The exterior boundaries OF said lot No.
81, a and b. being as follows. to wit:
LOT "A:"
Beginning at post marked No. /, survey
No 81, Lot "a" the same being pos. No of u
> survey No sc, lot "a" Standard lode, whence
mineral monument No 8, OH Coyote Peak.
bears II deg 81 min W 1858 feet Thence
running. LIST course. N G deg Z 1900 feet to post
marked No 2. survey No 81, 10. .'A;" thence
ID course. N 70 deg 600 feet, to post marked
No 3. survey No 81, lot A: thsnce, Sd course,
deg W 1850 feet. to post marked No 4, U S
survey No 81. lot A. the same being post No
OF U survey No 256. lot A. Standard lode, and
thence. 4th course, S 20 deg GOO feet, to post
No l. the place OF beginning. Containing Is
5i-lU0 acres.
LOT"B."
Also the following described tract of land as
a mi!isite: Beginning at post marked No j, U
survey No 81, lot "B," whence " \ mineral
monument No bears n 81 deg ll55 feet, and
post No of this survey bears n 81 deg q min
L 43dSO feet. Thence running, LIST course. N so
deg W Sd3 feet, to post marked No2 u 5 survey
No o.. lot "B." thence, I'd course, N deg f 59i
feet, TO post marked No 3. U $ survey No 81, lot
BE- thence, sd course, N ~ deg 1863 feet, co
post marked No 4, L 5 survey No 81, lot .'B"
and thence, 9TH course, Il deg W 59i feet, to
post No /, the place OF beginning. Containing
4 y5.lO0 acres Magnetic variation lG degrees 50
min east,
The location Of this mine Ia recorded in the
Recorders Office OF rempiute Mining District
In book "B," page 1873. OF the mining records OF
said district. This claim ia bounded OH the
south by the Standard, Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion of said sterl.
Ing Mine and Millsite or surface ground are re-
quired TO Ole their adverse claims with the
Register of the United States Land Office az
Eureka in the State OF Nevada, during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, or they will
DO barred by virtue OF the provisions OF tho
statute,
FIJI HlNekLRY. Register
ii is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks In the Phoebe
Weekly hKconp, weekly newspaper published
Phoebe Nevada,
altw i, II, HISCKLEY, Registrar.
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NOTICE.

No GEORGE 7, 6oRMAN, COUNTY eIIIk
\ OF llreoln County, Nevada. Notice u
hsispy gwen that ", @ GlisFan desires to with
erSw rom your oheial bopd, aud has hl,d ~
ienowins statement with the Auditor q sslA
iioeAI, NV, Septemlsr 20, 1889,
eoIder Of lincoln, Nevada,
hisl !, Nm, q, Hlifsan, surety on The oileiel
p9r na 81 George I German, County plsik apl
y and for the County d Lincoln snd State q
NeYsds,. 90 hereby desire 10 he iel,astd IS
surety q the oihCial Bond Of GEORGE Z, fermsp
SStp a' NisrS q Lineoin County and in,otleio
ne County q lincoln, State 81 Nevada, hat
sac personal notice was served ca he copptl
Clerk p The 22d dsy q September 1852, BY fl'
lI Said emount desired to be released irp
said bond Is two Thousand Is2ltOl iollpIF,
Witness lay hand and seal ill
sfAI'l 10Th day offsptemter, lssa.
O7-lm NAI. %. GIIsSAN
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NOTICE,

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED 40 Ag AhE
n hereby notified 70 COME forward aud set.
Tie mp such indebtedness immediately thus
preventing cost and trouble 10 themselves.
Pluche, Dc ,etnber ~, 1897.
assolm cHAs. sTEIs.
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LEGAL.
SheriR's Sale.

NM fE
DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Sixth Judicial District Court.
IN and for the County of Lincoln, State of Ne
vada, and to me directed aud delivered, for a
judgment rendered in said Court. on the Nine
teenth day of January. A. D. 1883, III favor Of
Il. J. Phelan, and against Nj. Deyine, for the
sum of eighteen hundred twenty-five and 5OiO9
(slss2.5O dollars, debt together with s6l.50
dollars. tax costs, and all aecruing costs and
interest, have levied upon the following
property, to wit:
one blacksmith shop and lot, one.half of well
and pump, one corral and cabin four coal
kilns, one cabin and one well at kins.
Notice is hereby given that on
saturday,the 18th dny Of February,
A. d. 1888, at IL o'clock NJ. of tina. day, will
sell all the right, title and interest of said N. j.
Devlne in and to the above described property,
at the front door Of the Court-ho in the town
of Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada. atpublic
auction. for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
costs.
j27-td. o. P. cHERWOoD, Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l HAVE
IN appointed Henry Rispe as my agent out ct
Eristol. Lincoln County. Nevada. He has full
power to transact my business In genersl-col.
lsct and pay bills. Tho public Is hereby mott
ned that will not be responsible for any debts
contracted. except such debts contracted by
the said Henry Riepe. in his ofacial capacity as
my agent.
RICHARD A. RIEPE.
fioche, December IL, 1882. dl6-lm
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LIST OF FARES.
Notice Of Tendency Of Suit

A UGUsrus ALBRIGHT, PLAINTIFF, va,
s.ld Defendant win hereby take notice thst suit
has been commenced ty said plsintin ,gsipst
her, said Defendant, and Ia now pending IN the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District q
the State OF Nevada, In and for the County Of
Lincoln, TO obtain decree Of said Court dis.
solving the bonds OF matrimony existing BE-.
tween said Plaintiif aud Defendant, and Award.
ing the custody Of the minor child TO ssid
plaintiff, aud thst II said defepdent does not
appear aud make defense on the First day Of
the JanusrJ Term Of said Court 4, D. 1888, said
suit VIII be heard and decided sl tbs, term
ny oEdey Of the
MI grpag eF SAID coppy.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ Issued out Of the District Court, of the
sixth Judicial District of the State of Nevada in
and Tor the County of Lincoln. upon & Judgment
and decree made. rendered and entered in said
Court on the Sd day Of August, 1850, in favor
OF AlexanderLazsrd,S Simon Lazard, Ellie Iszari
Alexander WE'LL snd David Calm. partners doing
business under the firm name ana style Of - Az
ARD treres, and against the Raymond 4 Ely
mining Company, Corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue Of the laws of the
state OF California, and doing business in said
s OF Lineoin, state OF Nevada, for the
hlty-one I9-l00 l6e,ln 79-l00l dollars gold eein
OF the United States, debt, together, with
seventy, dollars taxed costs, and all aceruipr
COSTS anu interest, payable in like gold coin, i
Dave levied ON the following property, to wit,
All the pieces or parcels Of real estate men.
TONED and described in the following convey.
snees, for full and complete description Of
which reference is hereby made to the Records
OF the County Of Lincoln, State of Nevada, as
per Book and page set opposite eaeh conveyance
respectively:
Deed,
William u, Raymond aud John II, Ely to Ray.
Mond Ely Aiming Company Dated Janu.
usry 10, 1871; book @, page las,
=, Al that certain mining ground, situate in Ely
Minins District, commencing at the spring
Mound and Nermillion location stakes, and ex.
sshuihs ,henee IN westerly direction along the
same leuses 70 point distant three hundred
teet west Of the discovery shaft on the Creole
claim, ana all the mining ground in said district
known as the Creole, the Burke, the vermiilion,
me Mammoth, tho spring Mound, the Fallie'
20 fahaeka, ana the Panaeka square locations
or either Of them,
Deed.
James Ace 70 Raymond y Ely Mining Com,
bsn''-pa'ea January 10, 1874. Book Q, psge
All right, title and interest in the following
sfhS ohe tract Of land situated In Meadow
valley, County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
pounded as follows, On the southeast by line
running 25o feet Sc OF the Pioche road, where
I erosses the mill ditch on the northeast by a
ne Srs9le, the Burke, the vermillion, the Nam
mem me Spring Mound the Falls the Panaca
Notice Is hereby given that on
Rv5IssoaaY, tho I'd day Of September,
A. " isso AZ the hourof 70 o'clock M OF that
DAY, VIII sell all tho right, title and interest
Of ,he said Raymond 4 Ely Mining Company IN
ana Y me above described property at the
pourthonse Of said County Of Lincoln Il Pioehe'
p ss'a e9nniy a. public pcton, for cash IN
hahd, 70 The highest and best bidder, TO satistv
SAID order OF sale and al costs, f8NFY
q fioole, seYEdR, august G, 1850.
euVa W, !, MeKEE, shsgig,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

Gath, il . recent LITTER ,ays:
There have been listed 1T the stock
Exchange in the past three years more
property on paper than the entire national
debt of the United States, taking out the
amount paid off the debt. Not even this
country can stand up under such an ac-
emulation Of securities. There is bound
TO be a panic in Wall Street, and we
have barely escaped one twice during the
present winter" "Gath," as "Gath 4"
is not the best authority in the world.
But he sometimes makes an accurate pre-
diction.
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mot GUILTY.

\ member of church congregation in
Wisconsin was last fall charged with
gambling insstocks and brought before a
committee for investigation. The trial
began by deacon asliing =. 4
Brother Smith, the charge is gam
bling in stocks"
"Yes, sir.
and you plead not guilty
No, sir, plead guilty"
''Then you do buy and sell stocks,
speculate in wheat and oats to sell futures
in pork
81 do, sir. Didn't ! give 81, 600 in
cash to help build this church :"
YES"
THAT was part of my profits on a
spec in oats Didn't pay $500 on the
organs IN
YES"
well, scooped that in ON a little
deal in pork. Didn't I foot deficiency
Of 800 in the Minister'S salary this
year. -
Yes
That came from rise in oats.
Haven't whacked up on the Orphan
Asylum, the new bridge, the park and
the fire engine
"Nou have" Eitt "
"Well, that means more corners, and
holding on till ! felt my hair growing
gray. Gentlemen, will step ont for
moment and let you reach verdict.
He stepped, but it was only 30 sec
onds before he was called in and con. |
graduated on the verdict OF mot guilty.
wall Street Daily News
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

1t is only those who are despicable who
fear being despised.
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Monday, the 18th day efM,v

A, D, 1851, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock m. q, n.
day, will sell all the right, title and ini.ss
Of said 6eorge Russell Of, al in and 10 NJ
above described property, at the ffont doorsa
Nevada, at public auction, for cash in hsnlI
to the highest and best bidder, TO satisfy vi
execution aud al costa,
al0'd W, L, MCKEE, sheriff
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

It's hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of application for patent be published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks In the Phoebe
Weekly hEconp, q weekly newspaper published
Phoebe, Nevada,
sliw T. II, HINCKLEY, Registrar.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15
-
4 pOlicenlan's Punish N eSIt.

The Philadelphia Record this morn,
| my says:
House Sergeant William MacTagur,
OF the Sixth police district, WAS dis
charged by Mayor King yesterday tol
his rough treatment and wrongful i'm.
pri>unnent of Charles a. Dougherty, Il
reporter Of the Ledger, the facts OF
which elected al "A private hear.
ing on Monday.
Patrolman George ". Bishop who
has hitherto acted as substitute opera
tor in Marraguc'S absence, was promo
ted "a I'll the vacancy. No action was
taken in respect Ia the two patrolman,
Appel and ll"dgson, who arrested Mr..
ljulgherty simply to vent personal
pique, excited hy the reporter informing
Iiodgson thar a person he had III custo'
dy had not made himself liable to ar
rest
afr my officer, are diScourt.onS t,
people, Mayor King said yesterday,
after ordering MarTague's di-rh,rg"
"rhry must get int" some other hu~I.
ness. The pAtrolman acted upon what
they thought was their duty, but tn,
House Sergeant was lnaniiestly in the
wrong.
II this man Dougherty had been a
tramp it would have been one thing
bu' here's a gentleman, whose appear
ancr is enough to show that fact, pro
durrs card with my signature attach
ed TO il, and vet that does not save him
from being thrown into Il cell with a
couple of offensive prisoners. When an
officer of mine goes So far rs that thrr"
is no uSr of Susp"nding him. | might
IL we'll make one strike of II and di,-
charg" him %, once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15
conference on the Tariii ntlI.

Nu informal conference Ot EtpUhi-
ran senators was held Yesterday morn
Iur tor the purpose of discussing The
genera, situation in view Of III" early
passage Of he Tariff bill by the Senate.
The general program agreed upon some
DAYS since by til" caucus committee was
approved, and il was decided to invite a
conference ON III" part of the KrpuhIi-
cans Of the liolls" either through a Joint
caucus or the caucus committees OF
each body, for the purpos" Of deciding
upon some plan Ny which action npon
the Tariff bill can be- reached and its
final passage secured. No votes wer"
taken, as no propositions were submit
ted requiring any.
The complications and difficulties of
tn" situation were recognized, and il
was admitted thar some understanding
bet Ween the two houses should he had
at once and concert Of action secured.
During the discussion several Srua-
tors took occasion torNprcs- great dis
satisfaction with ia" iron schedule ~ it
now stands in the Senate bill, ON the
ground thar lis enactment would dis
aStruusly affect the iron interests of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Jersey
II is understood that tWu or tire" S"na-
tors distinctly announced that they will
deem it their duty 10 Vut" against III"
bill upon j. final passage. unless III" al
icgrd utli rcriuuahlt features utthis ,chrd-
I'll" arr materially modified.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15
FOURTH EDITION.


The new flour mill to be- built by
Starr 4 Co., next summer, on the south
ern shore of the Straights of Carqunez,
near South Vallejo Junction, Califor,
MIA, will I've built upon a hard rock fonn,
dation, above water at low tide, Oh con
crete arches through which the tide can
flow and ebb. The main building il t.
be of hard brick, $50 by 1870 feet, sulMi-
vided into three parts, each $50 by 10,
the central l5O by 10 being the first
mill, six stories in heighth.
The two other brick buildings, l5O by
90, one on each side of the mill are 10 ln
used at present AS warehouses, but will
h ~ constructed that either or both
can easily M adapted for use ~ mill
buildings when such IA steps necessary.
The capacity Of this first mill il 70 b.
2, 900 barrels of flour per-day, with a
possible future enlargement Of 5000
barrels per day, when all the thr"
buildings are completed as mills.
The mill will have wharfages for
schooners and barges on the east and
west sides, while on the north will be
the deep water berth for ocean-going
ships to load -four for Europe. Adjoin-
ing the mill Ia the west will be "a large
grain Warehouse and deep water
wharf 600 by 200, where grain ships
will load for Europe, But the most in
teresting feature is TO be a wheat
elevator, where wheat will be- graded
not only as Nos |, and 3, for shipment
in bulk, but also into the various
qualities required for all milling pur-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15

Al tn" regular meeting Of III" Young
Mems Democratic Club last Knight til"
following preamble nndsrrsoIuti"ns
Were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t is universally admit
ted that our State Constitution, pdop-
ted December 2, 1881, is deficient IN
many respects, and
WHEREAS, The Democratic party
IT his State in Convention At Dover,
August %, lSSZ, unanimously declared
Themselves in favor Of correcting llcSc
many deficiencies, and "t giving 1t"
Nr~ 'H-ti" county HjnsI ard FAR pro-
port ON ot the Rrpr"N"rIW''., ~ The
LcgI Htul'r,' therefore hc II
Il; Hyru. That "" mo- ",ruu,i-
~ du petition the Senators ana hrpr,-
erU'>'I,rS Of orr Legislature. f. talk"
TIE -. di",' constitutional "CNluu u"--
>li,h 'u correct thrsr many d"'',rNri".,
.Dru lrtp NrW Castle county ~ I,r.
.anu #.r proportion Of the Hpr"'"n'l
.tiv" IN Our Legislature, thu tn" oitN
.ui Wilmington may no longer UIlrr the
uuil,t and iurquitahIe representative
IT,. III" has 50 long and 81 rntl'n'.F
cndur"d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15

At q banquet recently given lin the
City OF Mexico 10 celebrate the peace
ful solution of the, boundary question
with Guatemala, and at which heGau-
teInalian minister was present, Senior
Mariscal, the secretary of foreign at
fairs of Mexico, spoke about the United
States government as follows:
:" would refer here also to the prin-
cipal agency that brought about the re-
suit speak of the wise, deliberate
and impartial attitude which the pres.
ent administration at Washington as
suned as soon as 1t discovered the true
nature Of the dispute. In this respect,
in so far az it was just or friendly to
Mexico, had ~ usual the aid Of the
distinguished and ilustrious General
Grant, to whom, as well as TO the gov
eminent of his country, We owe CRATE
ful acknowledgment, for promoting in
directly, but very eificaciously, this
reconciIement Of the sister republics. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15
Taken Down q Peg.



A modest, pretty-looking girl APP
parrntly about eighteen years Of age,
while riding in horse car the other
day, was greatly annoyed by a we'll
dressed young man, who was determined
IA scrape an acquaintanc" with her
The Young man was of the "nnasher
class. and only had his good clothes
and his impotence u recommend him
two qualities which often 90 together,
and which were not passports I" the
young lady's sociability.
The masher had taken a seat by her
side, although there WAS room enough
for him TO have maintained respectful
distance. He tried to engage her in con
ycrsation by asking about the residences
as they rode along, but the girl,
thoroughly annoyed and veyed at his
familiarity, would simply give the
names of the owners and relapse int"
silence. But the masher, nothing
dauntrd by the curt answers, kept on
with his questions.
Finally they nearsd the tine residence
which Mr.. W. F. Husband purchased a
tew months ago ON Wethrr>iield avenue,
and The rude fellow, after remarkinG on
the beauty al the place. asked the girl If
she knew the owner The girls eyes
sparklrd vim miscellaneous twinkle,
and she lIus!ad prettily as she frankly
ANSWERED. Husband owns it.
Ihrma>Lcr : face rs he tried Ia pad
die his way our Ofthe dilemma grace
fully, W;s Il picture 10 gaze AT, The idea
thar This very young girl could hay" y
husband evidently had never entered
ms ht;,d. The few passengers VII" mad
Wiiur>Nr4 he scene enjoyed his coniu-
sion aud laughed outright As he hnr-
rird.y ,lil from the ear and started t"
boot IT. up town Their" is something
MA name, after all,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15
.Fl|F TIL EDITION,


The Tenth annual meeting Of the
GerInania Building and Loan Associa.
ton was held in the second story of the
Telegraph Building Third and Market
streets, last evening.
The annual reports Of officers wrr.
presented and showed gratifying ron.
dition of affairs for the past year, dur,
ing which time ono series of the loan
has expired A number of the Boanl
of Directors we're in this series and
their places were filled last evening.
The Board ~ changed is ~ follows;
William Huber, j. A. Baumann, An,
drew Grotz, Daniel Maier and =. II
I,aynar,l, directors for three years; Gro
Adele holds on for two years, and Wi.
liam Stuart, George Steinicken, j. May
er and ID. Matchett were elected to Ill
vacancies for the same term; j. b.
Kurtz, ". Cummins, g. Mainmele, l.
r. Griffith, and W. n. Stuart hold over
for one year.
The board being organized, reelected
Nicholas Jenny, President; John Full.
mcr, Vice President; NJ. l.. Lichtcn.
stein, Secretary, and John Frhrcnbach,
Treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15

ASHINGToN. Feb H. The BONDED
Spirits bill received an extremely black
eye in the House this evening. For
some days the WhiNkry men HAY" been
very busy, and this morning, after a
very CLOSE canvass, they felt that the
time had come 10 test Their strength
They felt sure ut from 81 10 ~ votes
this evening. just before the recess
this afternoon, Mr.. Cannon, who has
charge OF the L"gl, latiy" Hill. asked
unanimous consent for an order re-
>trictng the business Of the evening
session To that bill.
Mr. Buttrrworth objected, and il was
at once understood that the >rruggl" be-
tween " business and whi,k"y its Nj
WllIrrs phraScd twas to ga cont, and
come it did 1T the evening session.
The result was disastrous 10 the whiS-
key men, Their - votes d"iudIcd to
- while their opponents mustered ~
votes. There appears I" hr II" proha-
hiIity thar the Whi>k"y bill vii, pass at
this session.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-15

The administrator sale Of the csta
Of Horace Spruancc, deceased, late e
smyrna, Del, took place yesterday a
that town. There We're quite Il nnmhr
in attendance. The homestead farm
consisting of 22G acres, brought $50 Pc
acre, A. l.. liudson being The purchase
Another lot, styled "Lut Il, and con
tanning 9Sig a, res, wa, bid in 10y W. 4
Sprnance al $50. - per acre. " Lot c.
containing ! y acres, was sold t" The
same gentleman at 500 per acre. The
last section, Lot ID, and containing
acres, was sold to Robert Denney io
$50. - per acre.
The Smyrna Times says, in regard Il
The sale Of the Home Farm, that this i
the highest price per acre ever paid io
land sold in the vicinity Tor strictly
agricultural purposes.
TIE Font Hili' farm of DAME
Cunilnins, adjoining the town, some if
teen years ago, 100 acres, sold for S2W
per acre, but il was for speculative pUr
poses, and directly after divided int
town lots