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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
OiNEO.
The Author Of the Civil Service Reform
Measure Dined by Iiis Friends ON the
Eve OF Hi. Departure for Ills Mission in
Earope-Th~y All Like the New Deal.

Measure DIned By iiis Friends on the
Eve OF ~. Departure for Ills Mission la
E~urope-Th~y All Like the New Deal.
New YORK. April 2o-Gco. VIM. Cur
lis presided over the dinner given 10 Min
lister Pcndleton al Delmonico's las; even
in. Among those present were Hon. ).
Is. Elkins, Wayne McVcSch, Collector
Robertson, senator Warner Miller, Cyrus
W. Field, Vim. NJ. Eyarts, Perry Belmont,
X. I. Flower and q. Il. Potter. After
dinner. Mr.. Curtis gave the health Of
President Cleveland. IL was drunk walic
the band played the Star Spansled Ban.
ncr.
Letters Of regret from Secretary Bay
ard, Pos,master-GenerS Villas and Iior-
alto Seymour were read. Secretary BAY.
ard wrote: 1.-The full results Of the act
introduced by Mr.. P-ndlcton into Con
gress can not he suddenly accomplished,
but the principle once established, as !
trust now IL has been, the out.rowth will
BE- gradual and sure. A comparison of VIVA
has been witnessed since March 9Th, with
that %; any change In administration for
twenty years past must compc! the AL
mission that reform has made real and
gratifying progress"
The printed copy OF Postmaster Cen
eral Villas letter reads "lh- President
gave public and authoritative expression
OF the purposes Of his government. IL
remains To put them in effect, and the
most useful service u be- rendered to the
cause oi reform viii consist la tia, far
more trying task"
After ~speakin. OF those present az
sentimental theorists and harmless luna
ties, Mr.. Curtis introduced Mr.. emile
ton, who said: 81 have full faith In
President Cleveland as 4 Democrat sni
true friend of civil, service reform. All
here Will agree that the administration
thus far has given the appearance that H.
will consult the honor, prosperity AMI
harmony OF the whole country. But We
Conceal from ourselves that this 10
the critical time q! the administration.
lie must formulate poleics. McI will
d fer in Judgment. lie must select
ofiicc-hOldcr-; MANI mus, necessarily
be disappointed. Il i. The duty
al all men who supported him IL
criticize with fairness, when criticize
they must. aud 10 give him the full AZ
urance 81 that earnest. hearty SUP
port IN the right, wuica the chosen
of a fire.: people Is entitled u re-
fChecr>.
>cnstor Eyarts proclaimed himself 3
civil service reformsr without regard
,o PARTISAN considerations, ant wsyne
and Sherman Rodgers Also
spoke.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

~JHub ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GEN
ERAL HAzEN has made a report of the
effect during the first year of the reduc-
ton of letter postage from three to two
cents. He says that the actual evenue
for the year ended September 50. 1884
(the first year during which the reduced
rate prevailed). was $42, lSi, 500. or
$7,476.S 500 less than the estimated rev.
enue upon a three cent rate. The loss
by the reduction of the rate to two
cents was S52S. 100 less than the e>ti-
mated loss. The immediate falling oil
in the issue of postal cards was ls.6
per cent. amounting to ~SS,0Si.2s7
cards.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
IRVING ~BANOUSTEO.
The Celebrated English Actor ssys son~
Very kindly Things In Regard sn tho
People on This sid. of the wat~s-"Ea..
To- Admir-. ani Love America

People on This >lj. of the wat~f-"Eass
To- Admire snd Love America
LONDON, April S0.-N ;hc banquet
rendered ;o Henry Irwin. las; night a.
the Criterion, the sari o: w.rncli. pre-
sided. Among tie scores of notable
guests present were the Duke Of Beau
tort, Admiral SIR Henry kcppel, X g. II.
and Nr. John Lawrence Dale, the COM
dian Mr.. Irving was greeted with CO.
thus s>rn- In r~cspondin: to the toast o.
his health, the distinguished actor re.
marked TIA; IL WAS easy IL aimiCr AM
love America while rcmainlnin- s thor
ou:h Brito,. IL was upon isis esscntial
kinship of the two great people
.hs, he delighted - dwell whca,
a. upon this occasion, their rl--
were displayed side nv side. No English
man who had learned 20 know the ABcri-
cans a. he had could ever v!ea that EN-
blcmatic kindrrd without \ thrill al
pleasure n the token of 4 mo- la sen
ilment Which, he trusted. would never
be broken ~ any of the shocks %! dcs-
,iny. lie did not feel tina; hc had been
abroad. lie had crossed the SEA. IL Is true,
bus only 10 iini another England on
the other SIDE, ne had been upon 4 visit
Ia our cousins, who have \ share IN the
historical slor!es of our past, aud sym
pathetic hearts Tor Us in our troubles. II
ever that dear ZONES old gentleman. John
Bull, should ind himself IN u ;i:h: place.
he believed Cnclc San woald b. founi
very close to the side OF his graai old re-
lative
Mr.. Irving went on TO express his
thanks for this evenings welcome. He
saw around him evidences that the stage
has a strong hold upon the culture AMI
intelligence OF our time. AMI that IL WAS
needless for the members of his profess
sion to add sackcloth snd ashes % their
theatrical warirobr. In conclusion, he
also returned acknowledgements on behalf
o! his associate, for the welcome nome
which they had received. aud especially
In respect 10 his brilliant cnadJutor, Miss
Ellen Terry. who returned crowned with
Had she been less true 10 her
competitors. he said, she nigh; have
been tempted to cast her future anon,
the admir.n. relatives whom she fount
In New York, Massachusetts,, Pennsylva-
MA and Illinois.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
journal Of Commerce says the idea that
fortunes are to be made in Florida
without sweat of the brow is the fiction
of land spectators. An orange grove
in Florida is not worth q cent more
than an apple orchard in New Eng
land until its owner has put into it
years of hard work. much money and
impatient waiting. He thinks it could
be demonstrated that a good apple or
chard pays a larger interest than the
best orange grove in Florida.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

I"N, Apr @In IL lise.a~ :
"aAs~@s. ~JosenszY. NE ElHsf5 Tee
T~nJ ''osist-J. tas I&@a1.i a-s - rsr s.s
a~T2a SOD -aSsheg shr s.es~~.sa~
f @s~d<ssSs - have tn~ a..ss,~
ks~a rss~rs~i fsF sFfSsraa~us - sh~ f.s.,l
STATS Mr.. Gladstone sass-~l ii
'"sS'Dsasai . gss~ s~ae u \. 49,
~%14iJ "a sn&in,sta - aszzx
s<~s iatsa 81 tn es@sn:sY on shs aar 49,
- @A~r- IN 49, sssry us~za.
uAs ssr~zs 6. sssss szf. Ia
sN~s SrsSaisT f-fsy tsxa al
sss sssrptsxi a. - 90
asa sss r.c~S~i STA us~.m - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
- -
a ST. LOUIS rOTCl FIRE
TIL. find.ii Damaged sJp. o"b b, O. r~ .nd
Ns;sr-Ispi~ Among ia. s.asst-. HAT ~.
serious. . ss.As.tt~.-

~~rtets
~. LorI-. NJ, April g3-Jsst el-s-
teen year, s:o tac oristuti ilodvIl Hotel.
a massive .trIciG that .as IN pride
sad triumph OF the city. sent do~a la
gerry grandeur. Late yesterday sfSrrapon
it, suoc,-.or. the fre.~ai i.in.is'I.
whoa parts.ss of the trafn,.B. %
80 predecessor. fc.. a victim tn
c4r- and water. and va. oals
sayei from destruction ~ the .n~rgr %!
tas TIRE department, i~si by tss 'oii
chl e;." I; va. . les inmates before I've
o'c.Oc< WHEN .usDs- vas obs-ryssl $50.
ia. IN tsjc.. =ray closG. from ,h- ts.e-
~. q, 81 the ho'ei
The Ere originated ~ tire base meat.
AMI -opn sfnssr so .e~n s--usn. frona
al she window ca tisr = EEh street za1
Washington ss-ns. sides.
Ia principal damage $40 doa- By
SMOKE sHI water, aud D. s-;!aaLd a.
:c0.n9o.
Ih- 0fsrc. IN he fo'un q w~r- n total
xrcc.. 80 { ise yea ara ;srr fafos.hos,
10 osGaia- .s- ru u-i
Ia gusts a.. - bo;~l usr. pane
.iTicsea. ard -~yrr.l usrros .~cap-- bat
40 a.! Og- c..ss3rs. arrsrsei The bo.s
IS ialit COVERED By in.uFsse..
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

The locomotive engineers on the
several divisions of the Delaware &
Hudson Canal Company's Railroad,
were determined to resist the enforce
ment of the rule providing for q gen.
eral examination for defective vision.
color blindness and imperfect hearing,
Ahd a strike seemed to be impending.
The men objected that the tests offered
were too strict, that only an expert in
color could distinguish the shades sub
mitted to them. Seven of the Oldest
engineers in the service were dismissed
for refusing to submit to the tests.
There were threats of . strike among
the remainder. The officials claimed
chat their tests not oppressive.
and their action vas for the safety Of
che public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
RAl eoAc cisASuN.
lot sss, g. . ~y~esss Trss- tssyri.e osh-
s~sa onr~tshs-<s.~-. ksIssa. . >s,a~r
Waa.sss-

s~~tsssr &C. . ~y~etss Trss- ssryri-s osn-
s-ss osrtsis- >s.s-.' hsi'ss. . >ss"s~'
Was.s~s-
81. LoyI. krTil 81 spr~ial train
CONSISTING % . baggage a.. a lf1iims,
s-~p~s AL $40 pssrrsor.' a~ h~&Fsaz .
vafiy % TexA, TA-s ari Nsssoari I'sc's-
r.lrgAi o@rals on . ~. - jn~sg~tesn.
over ihs tor'a-T ru2si -, sfei = g. fhs Noa-
irsana - rags arssraussis.eu atost t~sn
~ milss blow herr y.~srrtaf Afsrrpoon-
BSth ira a-rr tunn.ns rsvtst sass AL
came ,cx.shcf on = sharp surss nrsssr a
high ciiT 80 ths t,sf eank Ih~-rash ~as
terrific ami spnsF.~:ss ~rv~Nra tofh n~-
motive. bat neishcr ;rAa v1s .ata--!
much. iieta evsar~fs rrsvfe~s arg 40
pgir3 the 4is bfakr& a.s I.~rr uzs pa. t~zs
10 ave Ih-uss~lSvs A. 'h-s 49, shr a~
nsrn went in.o TIE srerA wga Tier 81
gn~> Ws3IiAus >sstsHHs- susne~ %
the ~sp~-lal. urrv~l . rsga-Gssss - TO
spine and ws Internally laaf~l llt,
fireman Louis Chg.st hst bsh .~rs i..rr.
80. has chest cgIsa~l .u =Ui hr wss ~i.
John Nct,osrIB. en<iasvV 90 tie Naa,rs2s
train. sss unAgft ant h. afvr24n fcr.y~i
slight injuy. I1.aP Ta.an.i neya~~ Of
GvDrrsl Wis,cg 81 TIE Ie,ss IA r.ai.
and connected ~th 80 la~sussfg d.fAf
meat Of tire F.vaesltspis la .r.Nf wAs
riding eu ihr rusinr vf u~ .P~sa asst as
mghttalIy mansi~i uar * - ~ fasu 20.
and hts chest 'fu-iri i- ite d~f -
ssanily The other uvu.~F. 40 thr gsry
were Ia the !rar rtui uf ihs var. i.g ;ta
usosi serious i~n5uTis- ~rfv {. rs~.ssru.r
Brovu. t.,RvNl >.,its.,"f ,f tao VI .-.-l
rac;ar, Who haFt ono -saos43vr ds~s.s.t-i
and was bsily bTui~-f. auI ,.carf4l Wlstrs
49," Ma slightly in. sf~i as~,u: tbe hal.
Medical ald vas si.u1ul,aBrl .I~~~iist BE- rs,sa4-
bic and all tfogshi Is us ct, G~as.u~rr
Stevens vas taken Ia thy fat suat h,np TAI.
and Governor hsu~H ana t.caefai WsfAf
are AZ the Souihsfa Hose The t.zls -
Mr.. Tuisnd ~as Viarf~i la cAsTs~ 81 a. va
dertakrF. ard that 90 tai e. us~ ff~uaa.
~ss Ief, al tsSussirist The 'l-s.ai bat
the right 81 Nay. but o~ : d a nissnjrr-
standing Of the train d.,IatebsT. ts~ Aas'~-
aa,o train "a. not "firE rI 90 wai pntI $50
sp-~tai hal psssrsi IN inqes~s Ga Tho
body 81 Toland VA h~id iasi vsvuins Aaii
Burns. dispatcher. VA s!Ar~l fvsPsnsibls
lot his death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

JAY COOKE is now n familiar figure
along the country roads northeast of
Philadelphia, but he is not often found
mingling in the push and uncertainty
of 1.-THE street" An observer writes
that he had seen him dressed more in
the garb Of a countryman than that of
a financicr. His clothes were plain.
and his white slouched hat. with its
broad brim. gave him the appearance
of = well-to-do farmer. His hair and
beard were snow white. and he was
driving along with an easy gait. as if
perfectly %contented with life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
A PEPPER famine is said to be immi

A PEPPER famine is said to be immi-
nent. The average consumption of the
world is twenty-five thousand and
comes from Malabar. Lampang. the
Straits and other points of the East.
During the coming year the available
supply will not exceed twenty thousand
and five hundred tons. and may be
still further reduced to fifteen or six
teen thousand tons by the Dutch block
adc of the Acheen coast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

H~fSsIyss. M, April 2-TAr'sir: s
'rasspos; ~.-vns IS alcs took Is sFsa<
ifzn frO@ ilsmbo5js to i.sasacse s.ss
e~es Ie.cse3 By Boa;sa's -ooats Issrs
" q ssuooF hat ~ -f~assef Sorcsoai<,
via supple. For Es4grsss. !. s=n,saI.
Ise tossi sScs noH ia Ik~ sarhzss.
Territory B. ossr p. $40. AL sboas 700
saf.- s<osi. rvFou 10 rvois "a
es4spca lSrc- nalS<s nssssa Ia = ussls@
saH5s--r - that .. Tsss Cree. Ta~
~Sunses ara dosES x..i. szeey. L1en;~n-
sst -~is.ora. uso rra., die. Tie r<..
sIe !ori1Exd ~ EaSoGz-e
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

The members of the New York Cot
ton Exchange formally babe farewell
to their old building on the last day of
April. They gathered in a body there
. Gall business for the day being sus-
pended) and heard the valcdictory ad-
dress made by Mr.. James +. Wenman.
an old member. Gilmore's Band
played ''Auld Lang Syne,' and the re-
frain was caught up by the members.
A procession was then formed and
they marched through Pearl. Wall and
William streets and entered the new
exchange.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

PTTrsscrsH. Pa, April 9.-A loce
s~sa,.1ers MAS isssed b. TIE occsn o:
the An,l-,na:ed Associziiaa yesterday
In sasweg 10 the arxsnea1 of te= rzaag-
f&csarers for . svcscsioa os wages. The
p-ia-ipai 81 which 10 TAI eastern nan1-
fse;errrs have . great Advantage over
these o; TIC Yves. n TIRE matter Of cost
o. production. Tns II clspose1 OF ey
figures which saow TIN; - . matter cf
fac,. TIE cost Of p~rUocias inoa here 10
eS - per toe less thaa In pae Eas.- The
f.arrs opse; al previously accepted tse-
o.ses u the cost Of pro5ar;soa- The
uoskneu VII rs: tseir esa: upon tAess
f.ureA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
A Summary OF the Daily News
pyRsONAL AND POLITICAL

Ex-Governor CONRAD BAKER. Of Indi.
ana, died in indianapolis recently OF con-
gestion OF the lungs after an illness Of ssv-
oral months.
The Prince and Princess of Wales re.
turned 70 London from Ireland On the 2sth.
GENERAL SHERIDAN expects TO leave
Washington soon on . tour Of inspection of
the Western military posts.
Ex-GovERSoR MCLASE, Of Maryland,
the newly-appointed Minister TO France,
sailed from New York On the 18th for Havre.
GENERAL GRANT has recommended writ
ing bis 'His.ory OF the Wat Of the Rebel
lion"
b SECRETARY WHITNEY has commended
Admiral Jouett for his conduct Mt Panama
COLONEL SwITzLER, of the Columbia
(Mo.) Statesman, has been appointed Sec
rotary of the Bureau Of Statistics.
COMMODORE c. X. GARRISON, once owner
Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, died at
Now York On tho LIST from paralysis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

THE Coroner's jury in the inquest
on the remains of Mrs. Ella Shay. who
died recently in a dentists chair at
Chicago, in its verdict recommended
that DIR. N. S. Day. the dentist treating
the deceased at the time of her death.
be held to the Criminal Court on the
ground Of criminal carclessness in ad-
ministeriDg chlorofOrm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

A SPECIAL treasury agent from Chi
cago seized a stock of jewelry at Rock
ford, Ill.,, which had been struggled
through the New York Custom House
concealed in bed-clothing. The goods
were valued at $500. Henry Hobbs,
the owner. suffered the seizure of
another lot in Montreal last October.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

sr.@oas. " p April 91-nsb r<
aA. ~sara arrived here ssss BlxA. b-oas
oAp-ia Bsssa sai s~o % r- y
o- FS Gzrzsrs discovered n-.e
Ta-y Azsl b-~a ~xa.2
~Ayrsfsr>s 10 toe rata ss-~s as.l 81
$3.50 ooser BAD with -xnsg prs,. -
49, p~s-f ap al fh~y hzi IA -
lssr BRAD which, Ia ssza,fs< zssss. -
sssSsn OF he axaE- Tss-sr ss-S-{ xksk =
hssf,x b-~u- rru.s-i IN sh. -
Sfss ofsrsr a1a tie ba.asr~ az shx -
:, hAfs s~<n Loss Ia II. anxG
- ssfs sssra es Tie ssrvisoa ss(r
sass - shssfs soes~ny pausea-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

LONDON, April 2t.-At a dinner OF III,
Eishty Club last Night, Mr. Chamberlain,
President of the Board If Trade, said 10
q speech: eve bave met a. 4 time over
shadowcG with rpprrhensions a! agave
conflict, wh en- England ha- neither
sought nor desired. and which, X !, should
occur, would be n misfortune To cisiiizl-
ton. Therefore. II i the highest obiiga-
ticn Of n patriotic government to- exhaust
every means Ia preserve pcac-. IL - I'm
possible - speak upon the subject
when the issues o! peace and war are
trrmb.ia. IN the balance. An up:aard.d
word mi.h, be productive Of
much mischief. ~. however,
the Government found thems-lve.
confronted with 4 detcrm ned policy o'
aggression, thci, would be- an
sSeTed a. 4. past tiH--. aud the E1=lish
Democracy woElI show iIseii patient.
re-plu,e and cDdurin-. sxnlbttin. III
courage aud ~tcu=city shat formerly d.
tia-gs-hcd the An-lo->sXog Face IL J.
g matter of regret tnst such questions
saouli Ue d-isEcd. We noel po3lttc1! ~
forms, BIZ; aie io-tuaaD that - have poi
W; arrived AZ 4 sage rvGGiTia. IA &c
ahard'G I'll hopes 81 q p-sceiGi settle
ruru,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

THE British Government intends to
purchase for Prince Victor. the eldest
son of the Prince OF Wales, the Ard
braccan Palace in the County Meath,
ireland. near the confluence of the
rivers Boyne and Blackwater.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

GENERAL MANAGER VAN HORNE
stateSthat the Lake Superior section of
the Canadian Pacific has been COM
pleted and that by the 18th Of May
British troops can be transported from
Halifax to Vancouver, British Column
bia, by the Canadian Pacific in eleven
days. Thence by Pacific Ocean steamer
they can reach Calcutta.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

THE American climate is treating
Kindly the obelisk in Central Park. ad-
verse reports to the contrary notwith-
standing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

The Belgian Chambers have unani-
mously agreed to authorize King Leo
pold to act as sovereign of the Congo
state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

IT il estimated that not less than .
thousand men will make . regular
business of playing baseball profession
ally this summer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
&c. H0SnER, Publisher.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
COMMENT.

ALIFE of General Gordon, published
in Dutch, is having al unprecedented
sale in Holland.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
ApDvrIONAI DISPATCHES.

ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
STHE Comptroller of the Currency has ap.
pointed Kent Hayden, Omaha, to be Ma.
tional Bank Examiner. He will he assigned
to the district cf Kansas and Nebraska.
The President has appointed J. Ernest
Meiere. of Colorado, to be- Consul OF the
United States at NaGasaki, Japan.
AFFAIRS were very threatening at Joliet,
H.. on h I'd. Thirteen hundred of the
State militia were or hand to suppress dis
orders. The striking quarrymen. 20 the
number 2,',0. were arming TO attack the
militia and trouble was feared.
FRANCISCO CARuSo identified the BODY
found recently in Pittsburgh, Pa, as that
OF his brother Philip, who was a peddler Of
lemons. and on the morning of his disap-
Pearance ST. r;ed out with $40 in his pos
session. II was thought robbery was the
cause OF his murder.
FAMINE prevailed in Kordufan. The re.
volt against FL Mahdi WINS spreading.
The report of the routing OF Fl Mahdi, with
q loss OF fifty men, at M-sSalamia was con.
firmed.
W~AINRxGHr's brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa,
recently caved in with a heavy crash. Ten
thousand barrels Of beer were stored in the
building and a lot of new and valuable
machinery. Torrents OF the malt fluid ran
down the street and completely flooded
the cellar. The loss was estimated at over
sl0o.oIa.
THREE grown persons and several chill
dren were killed by a boiler bursting q; the
fremont Hotel. Galveston. Tex, recently.
Five or six others were injured. The
boiler house was shattered and the north.
ives. wing of the hotel wrecked. The
body Of Carr. the fireman. was blown com.
pieiely over one of the wings % the hotel.
ATKINS, of Galveston. Tex. who Was re-
Gently counted out. refused TO give up the
had possession of ,he city hall. And VIC
lence was threatened 10 any oae attempt
Ing the removal Of Atkins.
A GREAr haiistorm destroyed much
property in the country adjacent 60 Peters.
burg. Va. recently, falling TO the depth Of
over q soys.
EIGHT or nine persons were killed BY the
burning Of . double brick nem house,
o. FRS: avenue, New York. early on the
injured. The fire broke out in Humphreys
restaurant, and the po;ice thought it vas
due TO b cnrelessness Of Humphrey. Who
went home. leaving very hot Ere in bis
range.
IL an attempt 10 arrest cattle thieves as
Bend, near Gainesville, Tex,
recently. four Of the posse were shot dead
oy the thieves concealed in Q house. The
rest OF the posse returned without effecsins
any arrest. None Of the thieves were hurt.
TIE striking miners af Coilinsvilie, IL.
were dispesSed BY the Sheriff on the "a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

The revsers of the Old Testament
have presented a copy Of the revision
to the Canterbury convocation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-02
Railroad Notice.

PASSENGERS INTENDING A4R4A
to leave for Paiisade, Ss3r names
they wish to be called. will leAve uouse and
at the Jackson House, Parker
Bureau Hotel. .nv time Of
baggage called for. or delivered s SvyASs.
day or night. M. ans Line.
Eureka. New, Sept. 8. 1854.
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AGRICULTURAL Oh MINERAL LANDS.

Where land is Of little, II any value, for agri.
cultural purposes, but 10 essential to the
proper development Of mining claims, 1t
should be disposed Of under the Mining Act.
Where lands containing valuable mineral
deposits have been included In an agricultural
entry, said entry will be cancelled as any time
prior to issuance of patent, upon satisfactory
evidence Of the existence of such valuable de-
posits.
Where valuable deposits Of mineral are dis
covered upon . tract sfter the same las been
entered as agricultural, but before I stent has
been issued, the parties claiming the mine
may make application for patent for same,
and the agricultural entry will be cancelled 10
that portion Of the land embraced by said
miuing claim.
Where mineral deposits are discovered on
agricultural lands after the patent has been
issued TO an agricultural claimant, they pass
with the patent.
Agricultural College scrip cannot be re-
ceived in payment for claims.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO JOHN DUFF AND CHARLES McD0s.
Il aid: You are hereby notified that
have expended three hundred tSSO0l dollsn
in labor and improvements upon hs
Lamb lode, on Ruby Hill, in Euren
Mining District, Eureka county. Nevada
that being the amount required to hold SAD
claim for three years ending December ~
1884, and that your proportion as co-ownersi
said claim 10 NJ follows:
John CufY $50 81
Charles % 70
And II within ninety days after thi
notice Of publication You fsil or refus
TO contribute your said proportions OF sss
expenditure, your interests IN said clsin
will become the property OF the subscribe
under Section 1874, Revised Statutes OF the
United states. T. i. DOUGLAS.
Eureka, August 2G, 1895. su2I-Sm