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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-16
Application for a Pa tent

No. $50.
CsIrEp sTAfRs LAND OFFICE.
Fureka, Nevada. February Q, A. d. 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ u. LEHMRR. whose postoffice address IA
Cincinnati. Ohio. has this day filed his april.
cation for patent for fifteen hundred linear
fec. OF the Lehmer mine or vein bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground sIx hundred
feet In width situated 10 Pshransgst Lake Ain.
ting District, County OF Lincoln. State Of Ne.
vada, and designated by the held notsa snd
official plat CT Gle ia this once na Lot Number
:is, Ia Township .. South Range, 50 East Of
Mount Diabio Meridian. The exterior bounds.
ries OF said Lot No % being ss follows 10 ait.
beginning at post marked No /. u Il Survey
No ~. I Q, y II. 90 z. Section 81. II u II, whence
the NE corner post Of section 81, T 8, 8 x. 50
+. bears 81 deg 1871 feet; old monument and
post the same. Thence running, lat course, q
10 deg W 1900 feet. to post marked No 2, u 8
Survey No 49,; old monument being cedar tree
IL inches In diameter and bears y "A deg W &
feet from post No 2. Thence. I'd course, N "a
deg W 600 feet, to post No 3, U Survey No IS,
post MOI .. Thence. 81 course, N 10 deg 1890
feet to post No T.. Y Survey No 81; old inorrs-
ment bears N % deg W IS fee. from post No 1.
Thence. eth course. y 70 deg 1860 feet, to post
No ], the place OF beginning, Containing 20
6s.lo0 sores. Courses expressed from the true
meridian. With magnetic variation OF lG dea
East.
1he location Of this mine is recorded In tho
Recorders office Of Lincoln County, Nevada, 10
book Of Mining Notices. page 2i5. Of the records
Of Lincoln County. Nevada. This claim 10
bounded BY no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely sny
portion OF said Lehmer mine or surface ground,
At. required to die their adverse claims with the
Register OF the United 6tates Land ONCE at Eu-
reka, In the State OF Nevada, during the SIXTY
dnys period OF publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue OF the provisions Of the
Statute.
FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
III hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
period OF ten conscc utive weeks in the fioche
Rrconp, weekly newspaper published At
Phoebe, Lindoln County, Nevada.
fl7-i0t y. HiNCKLEY. Register.
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Patent
No. 56J.
UNITED STATES I.AsD OEFIoE.

UNITED oIAIE5 bbffiIE.
Eureka, Nevada. May 20. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Payday Gold and Silver lining Company,
whose postoflice address is Fan Francisco,
Caliiornia, has this DAY fled its application for
patent for Fourteen hundred and eighty mine
linear feet OF the PAYDAY mine or vein bearing
SILVER. with surface ground Six hundred feet ia
width, situated in JsckrAbbl, Mining District,
county OF Lincoln. and State of Nevada and
desifiated BY the Held notes and Official plat on
Tile IN this office az Lot 10. 80, located upon
unsurveyed land. The exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. 80 being as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at post marked No. ], U s survey
no W. rom which mineral monument No
bears 4s deg 40 min 3i3 feet. The stove
pipe Of Day Mining Company's Office beur4
20 deg 81 min 4s0 feet. and tho smokestsck OF
Payday hoisting-works bears = II deg as mil,
L $50 ieet. Then. itt course, g "a deg As min Il
600 feet, to post marked No ?, q survey No 50,
and post No l Of survey No 81. said posts
being identical with the northea.torly corner
monument OF the Payday location, from which
the noithwesterly corner monument Of the psy.
westerly corner RI the Payday location
Thence, s'3e deg 90 inin " ls7 ieef. to q pnin,
on the westerly line OF s survey No 3g; thence.
\ 80 deg SEQ feet, 10 post No /, U \ survey IA
81, and thence, "a deg IS min Coo feet. 10
post No ., Z survey No, 30. and the place OF
beginning cuntainjng an arcs Of S. 100 acre cf
land. Which trEcts being excluded from tiIs
acres Of land.
Magnetic variation 10 deg East.
The location Of this mine ia recorded In tho
Recorder Office Of Lincoln county, Nevada. iI
boof OF Mining Notices. This lode ia bounded
OF tho east By the Jsckrahbit miaina claim.
and on the north, west and south By no know.
clair,s. Any and all persons claiming ad.
versely sny portion Of said Payday mine or
surface ground are required to lilo their adverse
eiaimg with the Register OF the United ststes
Land onico at Eureks, in tho State Of Nevad.,
during the sixty days period OF publication,
horeo;, or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions CO the statute.
F.H. HIScELfY, Register.
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mi flfor tho working GLASS. Send 10 cents
I'LL tor postage. and We will mail you free
uUL uA royal. valuable boz Of sample goods
that will PINT you In the way Of making
moro money In q few DAYS than you eveT
thonght. possible At any business. Capital not
required. We will start you. You can worf
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suniyersally ADAPTED to both sexes. young and
every evening. ThAtall who want work NAV
test the business. we make this unparalleled
Offer; to all who Aro not well satisfied We will
send 81 70 pay for thu trouble Of writing Us.
Full particulars, directions. etc., sent free
Fortunes will be made by those who give their
whole time to tho work, Great success abso-
lutaly sure. Don't delay. Htart now. Address
6TrNgQN b co., Portland, Maine. lT,' 7
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Application for n Patent

UsIrED srArRs LAND oYyIcE,


Eureka. Nevada. February 8. A. D. iss3.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ~ Falls, q. q. Heath and tho valley
MIL Mining Company. whose post of1ice al.
dress 10 Pahranagat. Lincoln County ,Nevsda, has
fifteen hundred iinssr feet Of the ruth Of July
mine or vein. bearing gold and silver. with sur
face ground SIX hundred feet IN width, situated
in pAhranaEat Lake Mining District, County Of
Lincoln and State of Nevada, and designated by
Office as Lot Number 81, in Township 4, Range,
80 Of Mount Diablo Meridian. The exterior
boundaries of said Lot No ~ being as follows.
to wit;
Beginning at post marked No. I, Survey
No 81, 7 4. r. 80 4, Rection 8; thence the
North Z post of Sec. 8. T 1, s n, 30 L, bears N
81 dog L 700 feet, thence running, list course. 8
II deg " 1900 feet, to post marked No 2, U 3
Survey No 81. old monument bears q ~ deg W
"a y feet from said poet No o. Thence, "a
cuurse. n 70 dog COO foet, to post marked No
Q. ssurvey No az old monument bears y ~
deg 30 feet from post No 9. Thence, 50
course, II deg E 1900 feet, 10 pcst No 4, U 3
Survey No 81; old monument boars As deg "
fest froin post No Z. Thence. 4th course. y 10
deg 600 feet, to post No !. tho place Of begin
ming. Containing 20 65-io0 acres. Coursoa a.
pressed from the true meridian, with mgenct.e
variation Of 10 deg Eant.
The location OF this raino IN recorded In the
Recorders Office Of Lincoln County, Eovlda, Ia
Book Of Mining No.icoa. page iai, u the records
of lincoln County Nevada. This claim 10
bounded by no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF the said Fifth Of July mine or surface
ground are required to hle their adverse elaine
With the Eegistof Of the United States Land
Once Ut Eureka, In tho stste Of Nevada. dnyiDg
the sixty dayB period OF publication hereof, or
they will be barred By virtue Of thu provisions
FL. mgcKLEY, Register.
II ~ hereby ordered that the foregoing NotIce
Of Application for Patent 10 published Tor me
period OF ten consecutive weeks In the Phoebe
RrconD = weekly newspaper Published n
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
fl7-i0t r. II. HINoKLHY, REGISTER.
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NOTICE.

Land Otce It Eureka, Nevatn.l
December 20, 1884,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
~ following named settler has aIed potIcs
Of his intention to make anal proof ia support
Of his claim. and that said proof Will be- msdc
before the District Judge OF Lincoln county. AZ
pioche, Nevada. on Monday. February oh,
Ebsn. Chafice, for the N u DINE x and al Z az
ny 4 and NE X Of Be u. section /. Town.
ship q, south Range. 90 East. N. d, NJ. "a nsmes
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation Of. said land,
Henderson, Of Phoebe, Nevada; John shier. Of
riocne. Nevada; W. culverweii, Of Phoebe,
deficit ,HTNurLrY. n..,s,.-
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u.rrzD STATES LAID orricr,

~~o.,, fss:ks. Nsys4s. august "a, isse.
N0Iyce - hAH6ox GIVEN THAT e. !, Ii
ysasises, osiifosnis, Sss shis dsy iss X. s an
Ruesston Ter pstert for nfteen HUNDRED linear
~ q ths ''npsks and WAshiDetons ripo o.
cMn sssrIsr sdiver: with surface ground two
s,,ss e 49, 49, g w,sain: situstsd T. ~ Mining
elelafyll sadis n ihis onsre a. Lot NJ ms"s
q: Y n T:sssship I, North nsgss 81. east Of
bsusAsd - follows. 10 VII,
1sgsn.ine q = post marked No I, U survey
Ne Al whence the W corner post Of soction al
449 q, ND \. bsars q ~ deg 70 min
~ n 81. Thence running. ist course. n 10
~ y mia " els $40 feet. u port marked 10 q
e.svsy notI; thense. 2d course. n 90 des u
~ " - o.lQ fest, 70 post marked No 8, u 4
N.Y. y q. from which post on lot No IS. q
~ sarv;y ss.rs = !; dss g mia = SO feet
20 Isst.d Nei. . . survey No Il; thence her; !.
NJ esuree. , % dag % min { oiB 7-l0 feet. 10
- nat9so L.: 2 survey 70 4 thsncs. sth
oe.seF BE esqse NH y - s-i0 fSsl. 10 post
ssss.es ase - rin " 40 fleet. TO post No j.
he pleeees beotnntas esntsibine 8 e5.j loo scrsa
uaino4ie yefiasion u deg East.
tAoleeeeten fthts mise 10 recorded In the
$500 ss:s. g Mining District
flis slslr G pos.asd ey NO known claims.
nseth sd tbe "siivsr" lode on the south.
seS ~. a sissi%ins sdysrs.y
6eefass sround are required 70 nisthsir sdxsrse
elnime with the Rsgistse Of tho United States
tea1 o9Ps d Kprsta. In the state Of Nevada.
sesl1g q: sixty days period OF pubiiostion
Dssvisions Of the ststuts.
r. Il. HiNcKLEy. Register
TITS psrshy ordered that thsforsaoI pg notice
81 application for patent he Published for the
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- cut Of the District Court, in and for the
County Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada, and TO me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
III said Court. On the thirteenth day OF August,
A. b. 1881, In favor Of barney Bonzani an d
sgainst Henry Raymond. John Castle, W. II.
henderson. W. III. Wilson, partners, doing bust
ness as Raymond Il Co.. for she sum OF six hun.
drcd and eighty.seyen and 3e-i0O dollars, debt,
together with oighty.three 1883, dollsrs, tax
costs. and al accruing costs and interest, hive
levied on tho following property, to wit:
That piece or parcel Of land situated in pnh-
ruDagst Valley. Lincoln County, Nevsds, COM
monty known as the Sprague or Albright ranch.
and described as follows, to wit. The West u
81 the Northeast 4 Of tection ., and tho West
y OF the souihtart 4 Of Section 8, Township 7,
South Range. u Fast. N. d. NJ, containing 100
acres
fcticeir hc-ety given that on
fIonSay, fhs Thlrseensh day or
September.
A. y. 1888. al II O'Clock II. OF said Gay, will
sell all the right, title and interest Of ead John
cletlo IN rnj 10 thu shove described property, ut
the 'front.' door Of the Court House In Phoebe,
lincoln County. Eevadn. Of public auction for
casn IN baud 10 tho highest and best bidder to
sattsiy raid execution and all costs.
hu2,'d Z. d. TuAaEI.. Sheriff.
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succrtd from first hour. The broad road to
fortune opens before the workers, absolutely
surc. Al once nddrsss lrRryl:s1co.. Apgyts
Maine.
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scsne-Hardware Department " Dung
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madam" Young housekeeper: Eyes,
that will do. II you will fill it with
Wind aud put cork in the end. I'll take
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tion, aversion to society, dimness OF vision,
noises in the head. the vital fluid passing unob-
served in the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
DE-. MISrIE, who 10 q regular physician
Graduate OF University Of Pennsylvania and
who deyoies his whole time and study to these
complaints, will agree to forfeit five hundred
dollars for case Of this hind the VITAL Re
STokAiIvE tunder his special advice and
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pure or injurious found in it. DE. MINTlE
treats all private diseases successfully withou.
mercury. Consultation free. Thorough exam.
ination and advice. including analysis OF urine !,
s.. Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE, 81 20 u
bottle. or four times the quantity, IS; sent TO
any address upon receipt OF price. or c. o. D.,
secure from oboerya.ion. and in private name,
II desired, by
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stating symptoms. sex and age. Strict secrecy
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DIR. MINTIES DAHDELIoN PILLS are the
pest and cheapest dyspepsia and bilious euro ia
the market. For sale by all druggists.
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a
The above frle Of Real Eh.sto has been pest.
poned until October 0, 1856, at the above men.
toned hour and place.
4 :. ogronNr, Aity for Plaintiff.
n. TURNER, shcriT.
Iy \. u. sAirn. Deputy.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HUB PUNCH
TO TOP OFFA DINyEp
hay be Drank Clear, rs a Cord;,,
dinner
thoEoughly
appointed,tL'
good old W..

was 10 wash down The last triumph,
of the feast with copious libalionss d
old Port and Golden Sherry; b.,
"HUB PUNCH" has added a nov
sensation to the epicure. lis dbl.
oacy, aroma, flavor, and deliciou,
but gentle effects, proclaim il Il.
nectar fit for the gods banque.ing Or
Olympus.
MIX HUE PUNCH with Zee yr-,,.
Cold Tea, Lemonade, or sod, v
unnuimousiy pronounced uar.snlted. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-22
November Elections.

The elections to take place on the first
Tuesday in November. in thirty States
are regarded with a great deal OF interest
The campaigns now going on indicate the
importance of the result. The political
character of the next national House Of
Representatives depends upon it. That
branch of Congress is now largely demo
cratic It is hoped and believed by the
republicans that the coming elections will
cause change in the House. so that the
democratic majority will be much reduced
ifnot entirely wiped out.
The result will also indicate in some
degree the popular feeling in regard to
the present administration, also in rela
ton to issues which will be prominent in
the campaign of 1888. These issues are
discussed in all the States and the popular
vote will turn largely upon them, though
in some eases mere local issues will nee
essarilv have considerable influence.
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General News.

James McGlone of Great Falls, n. H., was
shot dead while burglsrizing house.
The fifth annual session of the Order OF
United Friends at Providence, r. l.. was be-
gun Tuesday.
Farmer Doolittle of Bethany, CT, has been
convicted of murder in the second degree for
killing one of his employees
A rich Norwegian lawyer left all his money
to be used in 5uving bicycles for the Chris
tisns school children.
snow storm was reported west of Ogden,
Utah. Tuesday, severe enough to seriously
interfere with the telegraph lines
grand jury at Hartford, CT, has been
considering the cases of Bartholomew and
Plunkest. The former is charged with for
gerry.
Officers of the training ships at Newport,
r. l.. are charged with smuggling. but are
confident that they have violated neither the
spirit nor the letter of the law.
Springs are very low in eastern Massachu-
sets, and in some quarters there 10 a good
deal of uneasiness lest the fall rains will not
| be heavy enough to replenish them before
winter.
Since September LIST, 1885. twentv-six
vessels belonging to the Gloucester district
feet have been lost. The lives of l04 men
have been lost, leaving % widows and 90
fatherless chlldrens.
Prairie fires the most extensive ever known
in the Northwest have been raging in the
Turtle Mountain region of Dakota. Over
100 square miles have been burned over and
the loss will amount to million.
Matthias L. Darby, who pleaded guilty to
three indictments for entrapping Young girls
in his Office in Boston, was Tuesday sentenced
to six months imprisonment and to pay a
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Defence Against Fires.

Our people are learning slowly but
surely. and at great cost. that cities and
towns which neglect to provide means to
fight fire effectually are foolishly par
simouious. Every few days we find &C
counts in the papers of destructive eonfla-
grations which might have been prevent
ed but for the lack of water, sufficient APP
paratus to extinguish fire, or organized
companies to fight the destroying element.
Cities and villages that it has taken many
wears to build are swept out OF existence
in - few hours, and hundreds and thous-
ands of people that had comfortable
homes are obliged to depend upon public
charity for clothing. shelter and food.
One of the best movements in our
cities tor protection against fire is the To-
PRODUCTION of abundant water supplies on
all their streets. Since reading the ac-
count of the burning of Eastport. the peo-
pie OF this city and others where water
has been or is about to be introduced by
reliable and sufficient systems of water
works, congratulated themselves anew
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New York Tribune.
Mr.. Blaines Teaching Enforced.

I'VE found preju ice so strong that we
were actually in danger Of our lives by insist,
ing upon taking coiored delegate TO the
theatre" So said knight of Labor who had
been at Richmond. 1--WE" meant white
knights Of Labor He put it too mildly when
he called the mob spirit "prejudice". Mere
prejudice never puts lives in danger L. is
lawlessness. the most dangerous form of dis
loyalty, that the man had to fear The mob,
he found. was in the habit of ruling in spite
of law, and meant to keep the colored race in
subsection. Instead of prejudice he should
have said THEFT. Deliberately robbing anoth-
er of his rights and his means of livelihood
for ones own gain, is not called prejudice
where just laws are supreme, but it is pun
ished as crime.
Our lives were 10 danger" That was a
case of bulldozing white men, not colored
citizens. Mob violence threatened white Ia
borers and they began to realize that it was
not right. Suddenly it flashed upon them
that the colored man would have a poor
chance OF putting in free ballot, or getting
an honest count, if confronted by the same
bloodthirsty and lawless mob. If he could
not vote freely, how could he defend himself
against injustice of employers? No local OF
fetal could be found to care for the vote he
could not cast, and therefore not one to stand
up for his rights as a free laborer strike,
however peaceable and reasonable. could be
treated as a conspiracy in itself, and punished
by officials virtually controlled by employers.
That has been done at the South more than
once, the Knights will find if they inquire
mi nh 10 hat fhau
have been going abou, with their eyes shut to
the grave duty which the republican party
has been trying to perform. but now they be-
gin to see that if Southern labor is not free,
and defended by just laws, Northern labor
cannot long be prosperous.
A great statesman is one who has the facul-
tv of so fitting his teachings to the needs of
the day that the passing events, W hich stir the
hearts of men and open their ewes, shall
serve as commentary on his words. With
barren theories which do not touch the lives
of the millions, the statesman has no bust
ness. His task is to guide the thoughts and
efforts of millions to the best government
that can be secured for them, and that can
only be done by considering the needs of the
millions, when they reaiiz@ them and as they
realize them. Mr.. Blaines speech in Penn
sylvania presented the teaching; events at
Richmond force that teaching home to the
understanding OF Northern workmen. Their
rights and their happiness are in
VOWED in the maintenance of lawful
authority and equal rights to the
South. The politicians who try to befool
them by sneering at the bloody shirt are the
men who will rob them Of their own rights
and prosperity, If possible, by establishing
at Washington free trade tariff and through
ont the North level of cOmDensatiOD for
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Personal.

Nine. Christine Nilsson is seriously i'll with
bronchitis Her tour has been abandoned.
Mrs. Croly (Jeunie June, has resigned
from the editorship of Democrats Monthly.
Thomas c. Hance of Macednn Centre, n.
Y, attained the great age of l0f years last
week.
Secretary Manning's daughter will make
her debut in Washington society in Deem
Der.
Bob and Alf Taylor are both about played
out with their work in the Tennessee cam
paign.
DR. Phillips Brooks has been asked to ad
dress the Baptist ministers meeting in Chi
ago on October %
General Butler will deliver a lecture in
Lowell on Thanksgiving day, on some sub
lect relating to the late war.
Hon. S. S. Cox is in Washington to resign
his mission to Turkey, preparatory to setting
up as candidate for Congress.
Leon Wan of the Junior class of Dart
mouth College has been offered $3.50 a month
70 play with the Concords next season.
Lady Randolph Churchill is in attendance
upon the queen. She is the first American
who has ever occupied the place of lady in
waiting.
1t is said that Elder, the publisher, threat
ems to sue Miss Cleveland for breach of con-
tract tor leaving his magazine. Her reason
for resigning is said to be refusal to in
crease her salary.
Mr.. Howells' novel; entitled "a Foregone
Conclusion" has been dramstized under the
title of priest and Painter" and it will be
put on the Msdison-square Theatre stage in
November Young Salvini will play the
hero, an Italian priest, Miss Georgia Cayvan
the heroine, Florida Vervsiu, and Agnes
Booth, Mrs. Burroughs and other noted
actors will be in the cast.