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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-27

Land Once at Eureka, Nevada
December 20, 1874
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT T,fr
IN following named settler has tiled notice
Of his intention to make Anal proof In suppot
OF his claim. and that said proof will be inaie
beiote the District Judge Of Lincoln county Al
Phoebe, Nevada, on Monday February 0 h.
lsso, VIZ Homestead application Ma lss,
NJ y mud NE Y of sE \, section /. Town.
ship q, South RnDee. GO hast. NJ. d NJ ie nsm,s
The following Eiinessts o prove his continuous
residence upor and cultivation of, said luud.
w; j. V. Ke' icy. OF Phoebe. Nevada: j. 0
n ,,, OF Phoebe, Nevada; John shier, Of
Pioche, Nova, J.; W. Culverwoll, o, Phoebe.
Nevada. N''As'
de27-5t T,H. HINOKTEy p..,..
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application for % Patent

No $50.
UstrHp STATS LAsp orFict.
Eureka, Nevada February "a D lss3
\ OFFICE IS HEREBY GishN THAI JANFs
~ u. INNER, whose poaton,1 adore. /.
Cincinnati, ohio, has this day Med hi sppli.
cation for patent for iifieen hundred lin,m-
foo Of the Iehm,r mine or vein bearing 8old
and silver, with surface Rrouud sit hurertd
feet In width situated In pshrnnapas Lsko Nir.
ting District, County OF Liae0iu, state al ~.
vndt, and desis nat by thh aoid n1trs and
Official plat on iilo In ihls olice - !,t sueii IN
D. IN to@nship 3. souih RAuve, % Fasl "a
Mount Diablo Meridian. The extfftgr S1ufds,
riee OF said Lot No 5R being ~ fotlptg4 to J., u b
hegirDing a. post msfscd mol. q 4 snsr..
no ", Z 3, Il, 80 t, Section %. 4 - n, vh,ner
the M corner post Of Section o. 4 S.aH fi
I, bears 81 deg 4 l97 feet; Old monument AMI
poet the same. Thence ruIgirg, ut rourst, y
70 d'g 1907 ite' TO posi msIsed Ao2, 4 :
SURVEY No rs. : Old nicnumGnt heinz cedar fgcr
" inches 10 diameter and bears S 81 deg " q
feet from post No2. Thence. "a cnurse, :; n
deg W 600 feet, 70 post No 9, u 4 survey 10 81;
old monument behrs 3 C&h dec " % i6et frori
post 8. Thence, bh course y 70 deg u 1904
ie't, TO poet No 4. q ! survey M l3i old nonn.
Inent bears y 70 ceg " % feet from p0t. 10
Thence, ith couf6e 5 "a dog 4 1899 feet. 10 post
40 ]. the place ~ begiuniug. Containing 70
us-l0v ceres. Courses expressed fsoA the ice
por.diEn, with p.asaot!e yaria,ion Of 10 des
Esst
the location Of this niae iste1erdl a IN he
Recorders ofiico Of lincoln County Seyala. IN
BOOK Of Mining Notices, pass .l6, OF tle reeotls
Of Lincoln County Nevada. Yhls elairi Ia
bounded by no known claims
any AID Nil persons claiming adversely any
portion VI said LeAfies mine or snriacs er6uad,
st5 required TO file their Adrorse rI4in,A With M
REGISTER ~ the United State Lana ofic, Il gu.
rela, in the sieto OF Nevada. during ;h= sky
days period OF publication hereof, Of ,hey VII
be barred BY Virtue ~ ,Ae provisions q me
statute.
=. II, HtNCALHI, gegisiof.
~ hereby ordered ttst the foroF1inR uotico
Of application for patent DO published for the
period " ten consecutive weeha IL tho Ii0cle
RECORD, weekly newspaper published 81
fiocbs. LlIloln County NsSall
fl7-lot FIJI q NCHsEY. Register
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application for n Patent

No Gsl.
~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. Nc.
- MAuoN aud J. l. KDUTzONG, who's,
pos'oiliee address y Hullionville. Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this day hl,d their applicn
tinn for patent for fifteen hundred linear IA
81 the "Maanolia" rhine or vein bearing silver
with -nriace ground SIX hundred feet III width
situated in y ehland Mining District, Count, ol
Lincoln and state Of Neveda. and d. siarated b,
the held notes and uincial Plat on iie In hi,
ONCE ~ lot No 81, located on unsnryeytd lends
The exterior boundafies Of said lot No 81 being
az follows. to Wit.
Beginning at post marked No /, U s surye,
No ~ whence the Mendha brick sDolestack
marked mineral monument No !, bears 5
~ : deg = 3il5 feet This sr okestack IL about
10 feet high and feet square Of the base. The
main shaft in this clam bears n 50 deg W 81.
ieet The notice mopunen; stands feet north
OF the center OF the thbft, thence running, Isl
course, 8 II deg W 1900 feet, to n post marked
NO. ?, U survey No. 81; thence. I'd course.
IL deg W COS feet. to post market No, $. U :
survey No. 81; thence. Sd coursc. N n deg
1900 feet, to post marked No. =, U s survey No
", and thence, ith course, IS deg + GOO feet "a
post NO l, the place Of beginning; containing
20 GO 100 acres. Posts Nos. and stand in tho
Original Location monuments. Posts Nos. and
Jstahd about 40 feet easterly Of the original 10.
cation monumente. Magnetic variation, 10 de.
grccs efst
The location OF this mine is recorded in ,he
Recorders Office of Lincoln county, Nevada, liz
10 X OF mining notices This claim is
bounded on the east and west by extensions Of
this lnde--nsmeR uDknown-and on the north
and south by no known claims. Any and all
peraons claiming adversely any portion Of said
Magnolia mine or surface ground are required
TO file their adverse claims with the Register Of
the United States Land once AZ Furet, 10 the
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days period NJ
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue ofthe provisions of the statute.
FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register,
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application For q Z a&eu4



Eureka, NevAda May %, 1893.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Payday Gold and Silver lining Company,
whose postoiice address is san Francisco.
caliiornis. has this cay hiei its application for
patent for Fourteen hnnured and eiehtv.uiuo
linear feet OF the pav.Dsy niine or vein bearing
silver. with surface ground Six hunGEed feet il
witth, situsiei in Jgchrabuit Miuiug district.
County Of Lincoln. and State Of Netada. nd
acsisnhied by tie reid Lutts and oiicial piat On
hle IN This ofhce as Lot No. 49, located upon
unsurveyed land. The exterior b0Iap6sries of
ssid lot NO. 80 being rs follows, to wit.
beginning az post marked No. / u s sutyev
No ~, from which U 8 mineral monument No
neHrs "a Deg 10 min 5i9 fact The stove.
pipe Of Day Mining Company office bear, N
% deg as min 44C feet. aud lie Fiaokestnc5 Of
Payday hoisting-woiks hears : n te,l a min
y $50 feet. Then, LIST course u deg IS min z
eco feet, to post marked No ., % 3 auryey M %
and post No Of Z suryo, No 81, sa!l pos.s
being identical with tho uor,heasteFly co,urr
monument Of the Payday location. from y,bill,
the northvestrrly corner monument q lilo Paw.
westerly corner Il the PAYDAY lapafia,i
Thence, 3 81 deg 80 min W isT feet. to a plint
on the westerly liueo, U s survey No 81; thence
33 deg l. dGu feet to post No ! . 4 i eur,,eV NJ
80, and thence. $ "A deg As min h eo0 fett. "a
poet MOI, U survey No 80. aud the place or
beginning. Containing en- area II s3-iOli acre 81
land. Which tracts being excluded from lila
survey lsaveA remaining al area Of - 20 lo0
acres Of land
Magnetic variation &c dog Eaet
The location Of this nine IL recorded IA tho
heoordsr's offeo Of Lincoln county, Nevada, In
BOOK OF Mining Notices, This loGo Is bound Il
o. the east b. The Jackrabbit mining claim.
ami Gu the nortn, west and south by no known
claims Any md sll persons clitaine I'd
vftely any portion q said pHy.Day mine or
eufiacc ground sra required 10 file thfir yrr,e
elhi - with the Register Of the United Slater
Land Oillce st Eufsks, 10 The staie n ge.rdl.
iniing tho sixty days period Of pr1licatl8n
hereof, or they vii be tarftd hS yifila u .as
Provisions o. the statute.
FIN nlaCKLEY, Register.
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Application FOX a Patent
NJ ~

rNTIGp Static LAND orr1cr
Euroha fevAda, February h, a. ". 1913
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
T Falls, q. O Heath and the vailpv
Mil a. Mini 4 Company whose post once a 7.
dress is Pahranngat Lincoln County ,Nevsae. hs :
this day hied their application tor fstent Tor
hfteen hundred linear fe' Of tbo "fIfinof July
mine or veiu bearing gold and silver with sur.
face ground SIX hunured feet H. width, rltuatei
In fhhtanagat Lake Mining District County Of
Lincoln ami state OF Nevada aud designated py
TN hoid notes ard othcihl plat on Mo IN This
Office a. Lot Number 81, In 7. wnahip Range
~ b. of Mount DinbIO Meriiian he exterior
boundaries OF said Lot 70 ~ being as iolpws.
to wit.
Is ginning at post married. No /, u Survey
No 81, 7 4, : X. 90 D, section S, thence Inc
North 4 post OF see 0. ia, Is u, 90 h. bear. n
o. deg I 100 feet. thence running LIST couFse, b
~ deg 1910 feet, to post marked No 2, U ;
survey No 81. old monument bears = IN deg "
"A y feet from said pot No 2 Thence, al
coursc, N 10 deg 600 feet. 10 post married NJ
., Survey No 81; old mon gment bears a
a,g - feet from post No 3, Thence, 81
survey No 81: old monument bears n Is dsa N
feet from post ho4, Thence, 4th course, 8 70
d,g u Go feet, to post No l, tho place II begin
ning. Containing 20 GO loo acres. Courses ex.
pressed from the true eridian. with magnetic
variation OF 10 deg Hast.
The location of this mine IA recorded In the
hecordtrs olhce OF Lincoln County, Nevada, in
Book of mining Notices. page i3l. Of the records
81 lincoln County. Nevada. This claim is
bounded by no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
poftonof the said Fifth Of July mine or surf cs
sround are required to ile their adverse claims
With the lie lister Of The United states Land
Ofiice at Eureka, in the tate Of Nevada durinp
the sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
ih.y Will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
Of the Statutes.
FIJI. HIScKLEY, Register.
1t IL hereby ordered that tho foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent he published for The
periud OF ten consecutive weeks ia tho pochc
RECORD weekly newspaper published al
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
fl7-l0t r. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Es's g - anthony Mcafahon. De-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HcgERY GIVEN ny TIE M
~ dsralgnr9, Executor u the last will and
'eas'iAsat q Anthony McMehvn. deceased. to
~. .y,r saeqtssf- % gnd-to oil persoaa having
eiailus agasnst tho estate 81 pnid dc eased n,
eAhibit itns Win the necessary v8uchersand
Ntiiheaiicfbfn or before the 9Th day Of ri
inafry, irea, 10 the shid undersigned, q, lM
once n fioeho. Lincoln County. Nevada, Or
they VIII be forever barred.
R.B ELAN.
Execr,or q Tie last VIII pnd tsataG ut q
Anthony McMahon. deceased. f.. In.
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NOT1CE.

TO THOMAS SACNDERs,i 4orasglonees
owner OF owners TO cne.hslt intefes, in ,ho
irif Moon nine. situated in Ely Min:rg Dis.
rirt, lincoln County, State OF Nevada ynn are
hefeus Eoiifed that there are now due f. ON Won
mo cum o. rlily $3.50 Dollars on your ist.ffet
y 80 shove nsmcd mine, for assessment work
Go' a said niue Tor the year 1875. which yor
Fro hereb5 notified TO pay Immediately Together
Nith tbe coa,s o. tllis Advertisement, otherwise
shaii claim forfeiture Of your interest, In con
foTsrify Win The acts Of Congress faection III
rrpravcd May 10Th 1879. All persons arc can.
tion"d egenei prrchugingtbe said interest from
The etld Thomas Saunders. his heirs or ~,
sienesa. as ih,g cannot under txistiag clrcula-
sirrc's mike legal transfer.
THO3 j MCMAHON
tiprhe Ifhnsry 10, 1876. jaif.eGd
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TESTIMONIALS.

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Non-Resid emit Notice.

In the County Court Of Giles County, Tenn.
Geo. W. Trotter admir-, ct ais va Tnos. j..
Trotter OF ais.
I N this causs it appearing 30 the satisfac
i ton of the clerk from the allegations in
the bill which is sworn to, that the dsfen-
nants Thomas J. Trotter, w. J. WoodfE
and wife. Mary J Woodfin. James Hodges
and w. r. Marks, administrator of A. q.
WestmoTeland, are non residents of the
state of Tennessee, so that the Ordinary pro-
cess oisthis'court cannetbe served on them.On
motion it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four weeks in succession in the
Pulaski Citizen, newspaper published in
the town of Pulaski, in said state, requiring
the said defendants to be and appear on the
first day of the next term OF the county
court to be held for the county OF Giles at
the court house in Pulaski, on the LIST
Monday in June next and answer complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex-
parte. WILL. s. EZELL, Crk,
by p. II. Ezell, -. G.
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GENERAL NEWS.

There were burglars in Gallatin
last week.
Last Thursday was decoration
day in Chattanooga.
There are to be several marriages
in high life in Columbia soon.
A grand niece OF old Commodore
Vanderbilt eloped with coachman
recently.
They are going to build a rail
railroad fIom Chattanooga to Au-
gusta, Ga.
Prof. W. R. Webb aud family
have removed to Bellbuckle to es-
tablish a training school.
There was a $4,000 fire at Hen
ming, on the Chesapeak & Ohio rail-
road, last week. Insurance SO, 800
The building committee have
adopted a plan for building the
West Tennessee Asylum at Boiver.
Whittorne is a member of four
committees in the senate; on claims,
on census on pensions and on ma
val affairs.
Pinkeye has made its appearance
among the horses in Marshall coun-
ty and and great many are sick
with it.
The northern citizens convention
at Knoxville last week was largely
attended and will be profitable te
the state.
Black diptheria is raging in Big
Rapids, Mich, and whole families
father, mother and children fall vic
tins to the terrible epedemIc.
The grand army Of the republic
will hold their annual meeting mex
year in Nashville. They will hav,
a warm welcome to the City o
Rocks.
The total imports of merch andis
at the port of New York last weel
were valued at $6,428,945, and tn
total imports of dry goods wer'
valued at $1,662, I26, and tn
amount thrown on the marke
81, 65O,5O7.
A farmer in Virginia came nea
being lynched the other day by
mob of indignant citizens becaus
> he had been feeding his consumI
tive wife and little children on do
meat, pretending it was mutton.
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Cures for piles.

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Frank LGSliG'S Popular Monthly

For June, 1886, opens with a very
vivid sketch of the statesman who at
this moment rivits public attention
William Ewart Gladstone-grappling
boldly with a problem which for a
century has taxed the intellectual pow
ers of the leading men in power in
England government for Ireland
which shall insure the WELL being of
the people, and retain the island as a
contented part of the British Empire,
We see him here, drawn in pen and
pencil, in public life and in his loved
home at Hawarden. A. S. Rawson.
known ASIAN authority on Oriental
matters, carried us, with his desert D.
ton and drawings, into the tents of the
Arabs to hear ga Bedouin Tribal Poet
ess." In Crank auckland and his
Friends, )" we have lifelike portraiture
OF that most interest and eccentric of
naturalists, and q more entertaining
sketch cannot easily be found. ga
sail to the Azores" takes us to a once
famous island that our tourists might
well visit. Miss Lily Higgen describes
s'The South Kensington Museum, -
which has done so much to create and
foster true Artistic taste in England.
cold Stage coach days" are brought
vividly before us in a sketch by De
Lodg. In these pleasant days, when
the shade of trees is so grateful, we
can appreciate the talk with A. s. Full
er on "Forests and Forestry" and
learn from his accurate and thorough
knowledge how, when and what to
plant, that the next generation may
bless us. 1.-THE Mgr alton of Animals
and Birds finds a student in Mr.. j.
Duns. All the articles SAVIOR of the
pleasant summer days; and the stories
by Mrs. II. A. Dennison, Jane Fay
Aston, Charles Howard Shinn, Annie
j. Duffell and others-make this num-
Der a charming one to read at home, or
travelling, or stretched in breezy shade.
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than when they are in the midst Of

than when they are in the midst of
social greetings.
Grateful for the honor conferred
on me and the privilege of changing
the character of my work for s.
time, yet my heart runs to and fro
along the pixies, dirt roads and rail-
ways of field of labor made dear to
me by two and a half years of earn
est and anxious toll. Many and
fervent are the prayers 1 offer that
God would bless our preachers and
people in Columbia district.
1 am especially solicitous about
our district conference. have
made it the subject OIL deepest con-
Germ, and taken every step which ]
thought, in my Cody judgment
would make it great blessing to
Pulaski and Columbia district. ]
trust that breaches and people will
take it upon their hearts and pray
ers. T. J. DUNCAN.
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a medicine you will find in Electric
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81. NJ, Grigsby's Drug store.