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The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
NO. 1900.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,
us. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Montana, I

March 8. 1885.
i hs5sX e Zse that asss whose
postohice address is Bannack, Beaverhead
county, Mont, have this day fled application for
9 patent for 1852 acres of the Upper GrasshOpper
Placer mining claim, bearing gold. situated in
the Bannack mining district, Beaverhcad cOun-
ty, Mont, and designated by the official field
notes and plat file ut this office as lots Nos. ~
4 81 in township south, ranges II and II west
of the principal base and meridian of Montana
Territory, said lots Nos AZ 81 being rs follows,
to wit: Beginning at the northwest cor. of the
claim which ia granite stone 2lxl8x4 in, marked
l-l55o for corner no. ]. from which the i section
ship No !. south. range IL west bears n ~ ~ y.
#. thence N. "a 81 E. $50 it., thence s. So To- E.
1880 it., thence N. So Is 5lOft, thence north A.
w. 2s4S IT, thence S.74 so W. $50 #. to cor. No. l.
the place Of starting, embracing an urea of sss3
acres; magnetic variation 10 E.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office of Beaverhead county,
The only adjoining claimant is Cyrenus Null
key, ct. al. on survey no. All. Il placer mining
claim ON the 3. f. Notice of said application,
together with approved plat of said premises
was posted thereon on the 7th day of February,
1855.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Upper Grasshopper placer min
ing claim Or surface ground are required to flo
s. Land Office at Helena, NJ. r.. in the city
of Helena county of Lewis and Clarke during
the sixty days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the provisions
+. Atkinson. Register ll-low
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
1tgsf Aoatfs.
MINING APPLICATION NO. I. 400.
U. 9. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. Mont,

U. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Mont, !
March ., 1856. !
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph H. Har-
4 L per whose postOffice address is Butte City
Mont, has this day filed his application for a
patent for 1884 acres of surface ground Of the
Quarry Spur Placer mining claim, situated in an
pnorgan,ized mining district, Beayerhead County
mining claim, designated BY an official survey
thereof, as lot No. 81, township No. g.. range No.
10 W., being more particularly set forth and de-
scribed in the official field notes and plat thereof
on file in this office, as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at lava rock 24x1OxlO inches, set IL inches
deep, marked 1.l5s7 for cor. no. l: with mound Of
from which the n. w. cor. section r. B., r. 10
w. bears S5s w. 1923 #. and running thence, N,
81 81 IT,: thence N l5s q w. 443 IT,: thence n.
So So +. 55O5-1O thence y. 4 20 32O it. thence
3. 2s> +. $50 it.: thence 3. To- So L. 800 It,
thence O. a. Z. $50 it., thence n 49, ~ w. 1867 #
to the place of beginning containing an area of 49,
~ acres in this survey claimed by the above ap.
plicant.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Office of the County Recorder of Beaverhead
county, on page $40 in Book y of Locations. The
adjoining claims are on the north, survey No.
1876, the Barrett's Rock Quarry Placer, and on
the g., survey no. 1854, tho Dillon Stone Quarry
Placer.
F. Atkinson, Register,
Jos. H. HARPER, U. y. Claim Agent. 1l-lOw
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
NOTICE TO CO-OwNEl,.

TO THOMAS Z. TOOTI.E and JAMES BEE.
CHER, or their heirs and assigns: You are
hereby notified that we have expended SIS in labor
bination Lode Mining Claim, situated in Monrans
Mining District, Beaverhcad County, Montana
Territory. In order to hold said premises, unde.
the provisions Of Section ,,3,4 Revised Statutes II
the United States we have expended for said James
acecher $50. and for said Thomas +. Tootle s,s,
and f within nihin ninety DAYS after the first puS
''cation OF this notice you fail to contribute your
.'roportcn OF suc, expenditure as co Owners your
interest in said lain will become the property OF
he subscribers under SAID Section AGA.
ELIZABETH FRENCH,
GEO. FRENCH.
Ar.cnta, Montana, Jan. IL, 1855. s.ood
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
MINING APPLICATION NO. / .4e7.
U. =. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Mont,

y. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Mont, !
March q, 1855.
NOTICE il hereby givep that Joseph. H, Hair
Montana. has this day filed his application for a
.iTs OF surface Sr"und Of the
an unorganized mining district, Beaverheacl
county, Mont, the position, course and extent Of
the said claim. designated by an official survey
thereof ~ lotN o. 40: township No. 9S. range No.
u ", being more particularly set forth and de-
@crihed in the official field notes and plat thereof
IN file at this office, as follows t0-wit: Begin
ming Ct the west cor. sandstone rock 22xloxs
10. set u in: deep, marked 1-l5SS for cor. no, l.
With mound of stone 2h #; high, q. It. base
alongside the stone from which tho 4 section cor
Oh the west boundary of section T. rs. r. 10 W.
besrs =; q. So =. las +. and running thence n.
.: CO. w $40 IT,. thence N. So w. 9OO #. to the
place OF beginning, containing an area Of 1888
acres in this survey claimed by the above named
applicant.
The location of this mine il recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Beaverheatl
county, on page ISL in Book of Locations.
The only adjoining claim il ON the N. w., sur.
vey no. VII, the Beaverhead County Stone Quar-.
~ Placer.
F. Atkinson. Register
Jos. H. HARPER, U. y. Claim Agent. ii-lOw
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
IrgaI Noires.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1.4ef

U. ). LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Mont, !
~u,, March q, 1885. :
~ n per, whose PSstofiicc address is Butte,
Mont, has this day filed his application for Il
patent for ~. 80 acres Of surface ground Of the
barrett's Rock Quarry Placer mining claim, sit
uated in an unorganized mining district, Beaver
s ssad tc oF Mont the position and
an official survey thereof, as lot No. 10, township
No; So. range No. 70 ": being more particularly
and plat thereof on file in this Office as follows.
to VT; beginning at the 8. W. cor. sandstone
No. !, with mound Of earth 2M #. high, ~ ii.
base alongside the stone from which the N. W.
cor to section T. X. 10 w. bears, s. ga S. W.
1855 Il. and running thence north 49, 9 W. 1850
ssS!lo #, thence south go IT, thence s. So SIS
area of 1899 acres in this survey, claimed BY the
above named applicant.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
''tiice Of the County Recorder Of Beaverhead
county, on page S78 in Rock of Locations.
The only adjoining claim is ON the south, sur
s'' to. 1887, the Quarry Spur Placer.
F: ATKINSON, Register.
los. H. HARPER, U. 8. Claim Agent. u-iow
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
MINING APPLICATION No. l,405.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. Mont.
Il

}
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph II. Har-
l \ per,whose p. q. address is Butte, NJ. YEas
this day filed his application fer a patent for 10
Placer mining claim, situated in All un9rsanzed
the possession, conrse and extent of the said
mining claim. Designated by an official survey
thereof, as Lots Nos. IS anu 80. Townships Nos.
Sand s., Range No low, being more particular
y set forth and described in the official field notes
and plat thereof t,le III this Office. as follows
to wit: BEGINNING at the west cor. which is the
n. ". cor OF section !, T9sE. low. stone, size
mound of stone p. #. high "a #. base alongside
the stone, and running thenceS 6ss 3y +; y73 it.;
thence N. 49, ~, w. lB7 IT,, thence =. as w. ION
It: to the place OF beginning, containing an area
of ~ acres in this survey, claimed by tho above
named applicant.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Beavcrhead
County. ON page $40 in Book If Locations.
The only adjoining claim is on the North sur.
vey No. 1887. the Quarry Spur Placer.
+. ATKINSON. Register.
Jos. H. HARPER. U. 3. Claim Agent. ll-l',w.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
MINING APPLICATION NO. l. es
U. 5. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Mont.

U. >. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Mont, !
March .. 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph H. Har-
Mont has this day filed his application for pat
ent Tor 1895 acres of surface ground of the Silver
unGMEea n, mining district, Besverhead coun-
said mining claim. designated by an Official
survey thereof, as lots Nos 80 80, township No.
s&9S:, range No. 10 W., being more particulars
y get forth and described, in the official field
notes and plat thereof on file in this Office ia fol-
lows, to wit, Beginning at the east cor, hom-
blendio bender ax1gxlo in.. set Is in. deep,
~ f. high, AZ #. base alongside the stone, from
which the section cor. on the N. boundary of
section T. 9 q. r. 10 W. bears N. So 90 E. 365
f.. and running thence south 60 ~ v. ial4 f.,
IT, thence = 90 E. 100 it. to the place Of Begin
ming containing an area Of 1885 aces in this sur
vey, claimed by fhe above named applicant.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
oface Of the County Recorder Of Beaverhead
county, on page ?7e in Book Of Locations.
!. The only adjoining claim ia On tho south,
the Beaverhead County Stone Quarry Placer,
survey no. oil.
F. Atkinson, REGISTER.
Ioa. H. HARpER II. 4. Claim Agent. U-l0w
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
TAK1N uF.

Taken up on the old Hoffman ranch an Medicine
,s x neaverhead County, Montana, about the
ve..s Esst1ober 1851. one roam horse about twelve
thnt' oa branded two straight bars , on the right
1'gh, weight about 500 pounds.
cbar%. owner is requested to prove property pay
argos and take the horse away.
Ms,;.: MATTHEW JOHNSTON.
"eo'c'ne Lodge, April II, 1855 ,sw4
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
$4,000 REWARD !!

THE STOCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION Of Southern
Montana viii. pay 100000 reward tor information
resulting. in the conviction of any party or parties
stealing killing any cal,:c horses clon.ing tc
members of above .\s>uci:tion: said Information to
nc furnished to- the officers OF the Association.
PHI PO1NDEXTER, President.
AZEL AMES, Jr., Secretary.
July I:t!,, ISL. ssn
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
w r. II. DEPARTMENT.
A WORD TO THE BOYS.

Whatever you are, be brave, boys!
The liars coward and slave, boys;
Though clever at ruses,
And sharp at excuses,
He's sneaking and pitiful knave, boys
Whatever you are, be frank, boys!
IT'S better than money and rank, boys;
Still cleave to the right,
Be lovers Of light,
Re open, above board, and frank, boys!
Whatever you are, be kind, boys!
Re gentle in manners and mind, boys!
The man gentle in mien,
Words and temper, ween,
Is the gentleman truly refined, boys.
But. whatever you are, be true, boys!
Be visible through and through, boys!
Leave to others the sha,nming,
The "greening" and "cramming,"
In fun and il earnest, be true, boys!
Leisure Hour.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
S8oTc201

NOTICE is hereby given to the Road Supcrvi-
s0rs throughout Bcavcrhcad County not to make
any contracts for material or labor further than
nc paid ont of the per capita of their respective
districts.
Ey order of the County Commissioners.
PM. u. MCGOlGli, Clerk.
Dated Dillon, March :. 1885,
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25
NOTICE TO CO.OwNEn.

TO JAMES BEECHER, or his heirs at law:
You are hereby notified that have expended
81. so in labor and improvements as assessment
work upon the Pilgrim Bar Lode Mining CLAIM,
situated in Montana Mining District, Be:lverhead
County, Montana Territory, as follows:
"' VIZ >Ca' Nst....s.... ..&|7.SO
Total. 77.so
In order to hold said premises under the provisions
OF Sec. 1894, Revised Statutes of the United States,
this notice YOU f, 10 contribute your proportion q:
such expenditure co.ow.,er. YOUR interest in said
.l;,im will hccomc the property of the subscriber.
.nder said Section a,3.4 ED. S. BALL.
Arscnt., Montana, January 10. 1855. 3.ood
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A WONDERFUL cUas.
tchieago rrIb mel

An achievement Of surgical science,
amounting to almost miracle, is re-
ported from the State Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind ut Romnsy,
Hampshire county. W. Va. Henry Nc
Rae, blind from bis birth in 1870, has
been a pupil Of the institution from Po-
cahontas county for the last three years.
At the recent meeting Of the Board Of
Regents the attention Of DR.. J. R. L.
Hardesty Of Wheeling member Of the
board and specialist in diseases Of the
eye. was attracted to the boy by seeing
him frown when the rays Of the sun fell
on his eyes, and after thorough exam
nation be announced his belief that the
boys eyes could be operated upon so as
to enable him to see.
The boy was affected with double
congenital cataract, and while his optic
nerve was unimpared, it was shut out
from the rays Of light. After consulting
bis fellow.regents it was resolved that
DR.. Hardesty should undertake the oper-
alton. A room was thoroughly darkened
and the operation successfully performed
with the most gratifying success. The
boys eyes were opened, and the light
being gradually admitted to the room hs
became accustomed 10 it by degrees,
and to-day was rent home to his over
ioyed family with as keen eyesight Al
any Of them.
The case is . most interesting one
Young McRae had become 20 accustomed
to obtaining all his impressions Of th
outside world by other senses that a
trst his sight was Of no use to him. Tn
most familiar objects were not recognizes
until the boy could touch them. He di
not know key from book by the sens
4 sight alole. With q nearly matur
mind his ssnse Of sight was as unedu
Gated and useless ~ that Of an infau
when it first comes into the world.
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~ l.lssrrs yxls.

Revised definition: Ksuo is game
where one man says "ksno, and all the
rest say ''shsvl." VI ....-
-No man is thoroughly bad" said
some one. And no man u thoroughly
good. This makes It even.
Queen Victoria gives her daughter
Bestrics away. Prince Henry is too
poor to give anything away.
Beef brains are sn article OF diet in
Chicago" They evidently believe that
bssf brains are better than none.
There is said to bs An Indian in Colo.
radU that has not tasted liquor 10 ten
ysars. 1t Is not stated what Cigar store
It ornAmentsd. ~
"A fair poetess says; "l'vc found what
your silence j." She probably retcrs to
aer request " this editor to return her
mauuscript
.'Pausskss. !" says the Cook, I" "Ars an
evil l,eculiarly Anierican." We would
usgest 70 the Cook" that it dis.
charge its wife and hire girl.
Flurence Marryat has = new lecture on
What Shall We Do With the Menu
II Florence is like the rest Vi her rex her
inquiry 10 easily answere,l-Marry them.
there il something wrong with the
spirit Of the age. Not cnuteut with
watering milk, d,lating liquor aud sand
ing sugar. the merchants are now adver'
tisiug watvrsd Irish poplins.
Women seldom paint their face with
out suffering from blood poisoning. II
mas bern notlced, too, that a man seldui
paints the town without having a touch
II dyspepsia Afterwards.
"a louisville gentleman has had th'
| first tooth II his grsuichild beautitiei
aud il now wearing it - pin for hi
shirt 'front.' We should he Inclined :.
remark that this 10 too thin II it were no
tooth out ltl fst y.
An exchange says Of young lady witt
three arms, "She could put two arm
around mans neck while she turne
pancakes with the other. Aud righ
hero we rise up 10 remark that when
man has pair Of arms aronnd his nsc
he don't want any pancakss--at least v
d,m't. @
says the Boston Transcript. "A ma
heing taken suddenly i'll, rushed int
i Boylston street to consult doctor. b
fore he could decide which one TO ca
upon. tho poor man had brcashsd b
last" This 10 an unusual case. Az
general rule the man dies after sssin
the doctor.
"a true politician is the highsst tyr
of eitissn, and il is to be rsgrsttcd th'
thers are not more true politicians,' o.!
.. the Savannah News. We believe, .
! oording 10 the general accsptation OF q
term, the true politician 10 the one vi
|, has the greatest influence with the A.
. Frauoss &. willard says that when Il
|. ideal woman arrives no husband "
. dare to regi,ter at hotel a. John Smi
and wife" We presume Miss Willis
: would have the i1sal woman register
"Mrs ]. Smith ard husband" This "
probably b the essssm when women p
Il hotsl bills.
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ny VIRTUE orAx ORDER ov SALE ISsrxp
ID out of the tizth judicial District Court. in
snd Tor the n un,y Of Lincoh etaas Of Ntssds.
and 10 me directed ~ q dtliveftd, Tor judb.
nitit r ndertd in ssid Court o. she WI day Of
August, A. D. 1888 IN favor Of Archr NcQuaiGs
Plaintifi, aid ssaiDkt ID. hes aCvsr kfstx
hinine Ccnpsny end the Nsyd.v y Nine aud
hiLfhr Claim, Deftndtnts. for the bun of tev .
hupdred and siy t.1to ,e7l6 l-lN old coin
dollars debt together with <velty tt70D Ddolltrs,
tai Gusts, and all sccruing cts ard N trett,
have levied ON The folloxh 4 property. 10 Wit;
That certsiu mine 81 nil I'M CLAN. knOWn -
sna csl,ed by the name Of The NJ, hos = hine
ard MINING CIainl, situate lying nd btii 2 In
Brittol Mining District, Lticulr county
Btte Of Nevada. and duly rttos dtd IN the lin
ina records Of said Mining District, con- pinipg
eight hundred linear tett on ssid ledee of Lode
together With the slpurtsnabcst tislste u si5B6-
ine, and Il the rights and psiviiesss ksstainsLg
Thereto. 4f y. sifnY
'. Notice Is hsr.by given that on
Saturday. ths eth dsy sf ostsAer.
A. n. lSas, st u O'Clock \. Of thst day, ] will
All ali the riRht, title and interest of said Nsy-
hoVsr tilver Mining conpsny y std 20 the
abovc describeo prof. e,ty, and tht saio nsy.
aower Nine snd MIMI clein q ~ btnt dcos
| Il the COurt-houe In Piot he, 4 ctM rcvnty
Etate of Nevsda, q public suc!iob, ier cstn y
| hand TO the highest and best bidder, u sat1tfy
paid ju gmtnt and decree and al Coats ana I'll
costs that uay accrue.
ssiSsd. o. r. GBxRwooD. eherf.
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A1oTIcE 10 HEnrBy GIVEN THAT ArrLl.
~ CAsION for iatsuss ftr Teas lots. -
Il, ming as : post aarhsd 10 4, ~ corner
Il ~ Town q lristol. Thepes Q ? iDersl
ntnuneut 10, lbtans ~ dtg~e ! -
feet. ninerul monument 10. ttsr diDg q
~ ncttbess( corner 4 tixth ond nsin stsetss
in he Toun Of Bristol. heszs , ~ esPsss v
: Iirss eour,s, mn degrees Y $40 ~ I
pnpt . sshed 10. :, crrt II Town ~ 1fietol
ih,ncs. "a copsse. = ~ deeses y Aeee ieet
toi; thepes, "a come, y -oh 6.eftssl a.elo
isei 70 po.t rsstsd 10. =. - eosi z 7tvn g
bsistel; an1 thspee. tth etus.e. ~ tNt1ttn
a,sla fstt % mast 10. ths pisss q efen Fl s.
ecutsiniI oss hurd die1 10 ti,ts ss,ss ~ e.
ina ths Tow neite ef Dyhtsl ltcten Cui0
itsts of Nevsfs, ppsl BE- nsCt 70 m ~ DER
asssd % or hsfsre ths litb ess - lstss.sys
Laws q - 0titr q lsysts. p. ~: sel Z
ssciiss ~. "a arp,svea lsflu.sy Nth. rte
'..,,., ..'.' '''''., ...-,... sss:s s!ss:: ";
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THE Ixcn AND THE OUNCE.

A the Jews had q mystical reverence
for seven, and the ancient Welsh and
Celts for three. and the Greeks perfect
philosophy constructed out Of the har
monies Of all sorts Of numbers, 30 the
Romans fell back upon the scale Of
twelve, or more properly, upon scale
with base Of six. Accordingly ns they
divided the pound into twelve ''uncie,
90 they also divided the foot, which was
the standard Of linear measure. into
twelve sections, and called these twelve
"uncia," too. But how did they get the
inch originally! Rather, how did they
get the pound! for that, and not the
inch, 10 the unit. There seems to be no
precise information. They would divide
any unit into twelfths, and a prevailing
notion was at one time that the linear
"uncie" was really the original. and was
then transferred as name to the weight,
This, though plausible, is hardly the
case. Sometimes, especially in old-fssh-
ioned oooSs' written ~ : ''"e ~hep
phllology was not what II Is now " WA
the fashion 70 derive the unc'@ 'ro'n
tne same woru ~ she 'leek' oe'Au''
after tne revival OF letters IN Europe 'ne
ad'h'rA''on Oh 'he oreek "eco"e 80 s'ea,
tnat whenever s'm'ia' word' were loun'
In II ana some o'ner language " WA
Always sA'u 'na' 'he "'eek was tue o.u'
anu tue o''R'nA'. anu 'n.' '"e o'"e' 'An'
9nage oorrowea them ITO" 'ne "reek'
ms !" very lar rom pe'ng a'"ays so'
ana In 'ne present Instance 'ne very re
verse Appsa" n.S' ou'u,nsa' -,
ounce (" "'e'a'y .ne "ei''n' sno
tnus we see ~ once 'ne sense OF sPeak'nl
o' An ounce VI ''me' - oan's " 'Aa" en'
an 'ncn q "'Ak' 'u'' = " ~ NY" "
mans VIII OF IN ln'n o' 'e'e'es' ~
"oney On 'oAn " vas "ss wv
'ns. y ."e .A's"." y Z" Ao'
'"en'h " !use'u", s"s' "A' W
'" '"o oAs" p''".a ~ '"sa.'
" 'eN's''u'' " eqa'sA.."' " ~, p'"'
e"'" u ~ s''''s "s'sa'' '"s"'"
s"' p''A''p-' 's"s y" "'' "'" v.
,'o"e' ~ u.1' 81 o'e' ~. '"'
a''o'""Ry ~ "u'" u "'''Ase
10y '. s"' primary s :.
woru - linear, Wnicu - " say thAt
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LEGAL,


DY vIRrUE OF An HxRcUrION IByUHp
ID out Of tbs Sixth Judirisl District ourt,
In and for the County of L.ncoln etsts cf No
vsda, and 70 uis directed asd dslivussd To-
tudgmept rendared In ssii. court a sAsTwen.
tissh day Of Jshussy. 4. D. lse3, tu fasrs q 4.
Company. for the sum Of Niustsrn eusdEsd.
thirteen and ~ LOO lSl .pls ~ daiIsn dsh4. 10
grtker vtth eso-7s dollars tas coats, md Ill ac-
cruins costs spd interest. | have LEVIED % The
following property to-wtt;
rorsna es%sns So psit SuisoS ssssss 81 q
hettsry scrsen, cans Of sodium. ~ email black
lead crucibles, l psir crucills TOT ts bull
linn noldss . ssssy nufnes, button mclte. Z
iron mortals anc pestles ,sis Qutcksilvei tiles,
assI supsi nold:, : .s;sy sons.: bcs' hssds; :
gass-pipe, smok.staeh about " feet loig !
cAst-iron p tort front mophey ufenf hes, .
.mall sledees | hand-ex.2 v pips vrnehes, ]
srfndstone. eds, planes. spisit level. %
pounds iron washers, . sueers, II plsi - sAle
row, anvil ~ bisehsnlith toois With hsndlee.
patent srrev Plates. II psirt blaclsl ith
tonRs. 28 pisces Of tinbert 63t iDcbes " pis ces
9Io tnches, . pieccp 01e tnrhes. ~ pisrst 2xe.
IL piscss 2xe. u piecee 2xl0, 70 pisess 2zio. u
~ pieces Axl. II pieces lSe. . piecrs sss, !.
pieces exe, 10 pisc+s . inch plsph, % pisees o..
and 1OxiO heun, - pieces 21s - pieces ast.lf
teri, more or iess. pine poles, . piscet of tim
ber ltxi2 inches. ~ iset long; u pieces plank
FRIDAY. the hseend dsy 81 Februsry
4. D. 1855. At - o'eloci y Of thss dsy.l vii
sell ali the right title an' Il tenet Of rid BSis
sssa Dnopss, so ( sss, ss aS
| Ing Compsny's mill In Lincoln county, Nevada
At public auosion, for caah IN haId, to III
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-13

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-13

An application purporting TO be signsd
BY Colonel Maurice Pinchover, has besn
sent TO the United States Patent Otiics,
for patent for an adjustable dog's tail.
The application claims that all dogs who,
either BY nature or by accident. are mi
mus : tail, encounter great difficulty In
farming sharp corners, - their center Of
gravity 10 thrown too near the forslsgs.
and they have TO 70 slow OF lose their
balance. The proposed tail can b fast.
ened to the stump, and a. the dog turns
70 the right the tail will tend to throw
his rear 70 the left, thus enabling him Ia
turn easily and rapidly without losing
his equilibrium. The customary go fss
did not accompany the application.