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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25
Notice TO lienholdsrs.

NOTICiis HkRkBl 6lvrf THAT I'M
~ dnderstgnsd hat oonnenc,s al actor il
the Justice Court Vi Phoebe Tow sbir. Lii coin
County state o. ktvsda In which action the
undersignsd IL pisintin AND ~, fow,r Silver
Mining company. Uhts mine sid Comet
min sre defendants. whi,b actiol is
osvughtto enforce . lieL In favoi Of pisii IN
.nd s.ains' defendants, uppi III, iolh wis
aoscroeo pfup'rty md lrtn,itet. kitssitd IN
br,stol Mining District L,ncoli C,tity, f,srt
y Ssvsda, to wit: Tbt pr,p.r,y how ~ ne
w.yh,wts mine. IN said DisiSiet, COZ saisise so.
dollars. golh coin, and IL CLAIM "a nrdtr
and BY virtue ofa Act Of The Lrcis
!ssur~ o. the Statt Of Nevada, tBtitisd
Ar Aot to secure lisnp 10 n,tchsbies
sno otnssr ,sndto repeal liotkei Acit In rrls.
s s,on tnsrsto. "spprovee Msvi ad.lssS Now,
ssss,v.one. All psrsopt having holding or claim.
,ns nsns upon sstd premisei under The provis.
.n o. said Act ere hereby notitt 10 fe Nd
sppssr before ssiA Cont On the nth day Of
~ 4. D foa9. At 10 O'Clock =. n, and
n,cos ~ there s-hioit their said Hens and
isssd kAas cnusscn, L,.nhelAss.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25
Application for u Patent

Uxrrkp frAfKs LAND OvYfcr,


EUREKA NevnaA, febiuar, ., A. ". 1858
NOTICE IL nEnhBf GIVES rHsr
J T Fsiiis. q. @ Heath sud the valLy
Mil q Mini Y Company. VIII ~ post vfhc. i.
dress 10 Pshrsnsgst. Lincoln COUNTY. views -, has
this day died their application tor . stnt for
nftee hundr' d tiueAr 10. tot he '.F fh VI July"
anne OF vein. beArtng 1oid md silver with sur
face ground Six hundred feet I width, situAts,l
In pAhrsnAwat Lake Mtntnt District, County Of
Lincoln and otate Of Nevzds. aud Distinguished by
tn. field notes and otiicia plat On ME In thi,
ONCE b. Lot Suniber 81 In c, wnsnips Q Hs ogs,
~ of aount DiaolJ MINI ,h- exterior
boundaries OF -aid Lot VI being a. ollvws,
IT, wit;
u ginning at poa' married. So !, o i survey
No 81. T 4, 3 n. 90 3, rcctton o; theme the
y, r,h \ post Of dec 8 To, Il. 80 4. bar N
o. deg Z h6 feet, thence running LIST cou s~, b
II deg W 1870 feet. to post marked No ., U .
survey No 81. old monument bears \ deg W
s4's feet from said ~ N 2 Th,Dcs, ID
course, y reg Woo 70 I. 10 post marked /,
.. Survey No 81; old mon 'nsnt bears = y
deg 50 feet from post No 0 Tn nee sd
course. n Il deg h 1850 lott post No Z, q .
survey No 81; old III mum, Mt bears N - ex v
feet from post % Thence tth course. . 10
DIS d 60 ,eet, to pos, NJ the place NJ begin
ng. Contsihing w 90 l,O scr,s. Uour-es rx.
PR SEED from the true mer dian, vi b magnetic
variation Of 10 deg tast
The iocstion Of this minr l. recorded In the
Recorders once Of lincoln County, .essdA. In
BOOK q aiming Notices. pag. ISL q the rscords
bounded BY no known clsi ..
Any And all person claiming adversely any
portion Of the said Firth 4 Jul, mine or surface
rround Aie ,eqnired tv = their DIVERSE elsiuI~
WITH the Re lister Of he Unit -tates LHn,,
Ufiice 1T Eureka, m the tste VI nevada. duriug
the sixty uays period OF ,ubl'cation b. reef or
they will be barrd BY virtue the prov sions
VI tbs statutes. f
FL. HrSCKLIY. Register.
II ia hereby ordered that tho foregoing Notice
OF Application for rAt~ut 10 pubiis for the
port.d Of ten consecutive weeks Ia the P.uchs
REcoED weekly newspaper published al
Phoebe, Lincoln County, nevada.
fi7.i0t F.H HINuKLEY, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25

mn Nor the working class. Send 10 cents
Iii for postage and wo will mail you fr. q.
Jul w. royal. valusble box Of sample goods
that will put you in the wny Of maxi, Q
more money in q few DAYS than you ever
thought posaible at any business. Capital rot
70 lutred We will start you You can WORK
ali the time or 10 sparetimo only. The work
u universally sdsptsd to both sexes. young and
old You can eastlv earn from GO conta TO %
svsfy evening". That al who want wo,k NAV
test the business, We make this unpsrallelsd
oder. 10 a1l who spo not veil sati iiod We win
Send 81 n pay for tho trouble Of writing us
Full pafticnlivs. dir ctions. etc sent frre
Fnrtunen will be made BY those who give their
who'll time TO The work. Great success abso.
iutely sure Don't delay. start now. AddJess
eTINeON h co.. Portland. Maine.
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UNITED sTArzs L4sp orricr.

Eureks, Nevada, August 4th, 1874
N0TrTE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Il J. In
IN BARROW whose postofnce address ia ssn
Francisco, Cslifornis. has this day nled his Up
plicatton for pstent for nfteen hnnd cd linear
fest Of the "Burke and We hinston" mine or
vein beariog silver. with surface ground two
DISTRICT. County Of Lincoln. and State Of Ne.
vedA, and designated b the Geld notes and
ofnctal plAso o. Ais dn this .ofEcc 8, Lot Numb.r
q. u, Toynship l. North Range 81. east Of
Mount Disslo neridisn. Said lotNo ~ being
bounded = fJliows, to Wit;
B .sinnins ct . post marked No I. U survey
No Il, whence the sc corner post of section a.
IT, q 81. 2. D NJ. bsars q % deg 30 min
" se9 fest. Thence running. LIST course. N 20
deg e min v 6l6 $40 feet to post Married No O.
. survey Ne u; thenss. I'd course, n 50 deg IS
min " eSA BIO feet. 70 post marked No 8. 4
survey No Il. from which post on lot No SO. Q
survey bears 2S deg 80 min $40 feet;
poss lss g: survey ylq No ~ ss 70
9TH cour.e = es deg ~ min q els ITO fsot. to
post marie No ;, o survey No n; heoce, . b
dSufse. 3 70 De- o. min D os3 $40 feet. 10 post
nsrksd No .. Y survey No u; thence. s:h
ths piscsof 81 ieulns .eontai siae g loo acres
WaGustio vefIit56T 10 deg East.
Tbs .lopssio1 ofthis mine - r~cordsd In the
Recorders once q Ely Uining District, Lincoln
county. etats q Neveds
thu nsessst be1pg the sPioche' lode. on the
uofth md ths .siIvsr'' lode on the south.
Any and eli psf nns olaf ming adversely any
/. stSon Of saAd Rurhs and Washing on niue Of
snrfece grounA AfA required 10 flc their adverse
clsius With the Register Of the United States
L md omcs a EureEs. In tho stste Of Nevais
durise she sxty dsys pesiod Of puhliesiio1
h sr~sf o. they Will barred BY virtue Of the
pfovisious Of he statute Itit 2
fl lsF r B. HrNOKLkY, Kegist~f.
Il 10 pszsby ordsrsd that the foregoing notice
- 3np ~ - fu~t A.
s cos y ~ l 49,
tsoc-s,. wsskiy nswspapse published u
F.H. HMcKLKY, Register.
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PATENT NOTICES.


No. 963.
United srArxs LAND orrlcr.
kuroka, Nevada, MAJ %, 1888.
NOTICE II HHRkBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Payday Colo and Silver lining Company.
whose postonice ssidress Is Ban Fnpcisco.
California, has this ray nied its application for
patent for Fourteen hunored and eighty mine
III ear feoi OF the PAYDAY niLe or vein bearing
silver. with surface VT uDd six hundred feet ~
Width situ tied IN Jackrsbbit Mining istrict
County OF Lii coin. and StG,e of kevads and
"e-ignated by the neld u, les aud Official plat gu
de ~ ihis ONCE ~ Lot No. 80 locaied upon
unrurvtysd land. rbt exterior b undsries OF
.sld Lot 10 80 b, Ing a. follows, to wit:
BEGINNING 81 a po., A'led 20. l, 5 suivy
NO 81 from whi'b U = min. raj aonpn, d, No
besrs 4s deg As ~ l. 3s3 feet tn rt.w
PIPE OF lay Mibng tnpsy', fbrt b. ar 4
10 d, q 40 min Z 81 feet q q 'ht ell ukesiscl Ut
Payday b. istiDp-s orks hears : n d. 40 nj
. SSH Ieet. Then. let cotrs + u det is ualp
and post No Of U = survey \. 81. ssid porir
being idebticas With the purtLessttrly corner
monuntnt al the Payday location, fro VIII, b
ths northsesi'riy cvfbe moLuusnr Of the p-,
Thence, s 81 deg 80 nib W Asst I.ei. 70 = D I'M
on the westerly II TO L survey No 80; there.
N SO Dig b6U let To pos Mol 4 suryey No
80. aud thence. s "a deg IS min L Co feet, to
poet No 2. q 3 survey NO o and the place vf
beginbt q. u, ntaini q an Ar. Of g. 100 ncrs OF
land. which tracts being excluded from hi.
survey lesv-- renainin, an AREA Of - z3-lOO
acre. OF land
Magnetic variation Is deg East
The | cation Of THU D.n' 10 recoi ded In the
Recorder Office VI Lincoln county. sevads, IN
Boz of Mining Notire- This lode is bound d
o the east by the J,ekrabbit minin. claim,
an "n the 10 tn, west aud south by NJ know b
clsins Aiy and all persop- rlaimlnR I'd.
rely any portion Of said Ply. Day min. OF
suiisc. ground are requir to nj. tier srvsr .
clain with the Fighter VI the United states
Land Office At fureka, 10 the tate Of SeyAd.
during the sixty days period OF publication
he'-"f. or the, will b. barr by virtue Of the
provisions OF the statute
F.H hINcKLEY Register.
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DR.. MINTt:,
SPECIiLIST 4 GRlDUllE.
q Nc. II KEAaNY STREET.
TvREArs ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AND
i Special Diseases with the s.rne wonderful!
success ss Of old.


II Q never falling
cure for nervous de.
bility, exhsust1d Vi.
tally. seminal weak
meas. spermatorrhea.
lost manhood. impo-
tency, paralyeis and
ell the terrible effects
Of youthful foll.es
and excuses In ma
tursr yslrs-spch Is
loss Of memory , lassi-
frrda nocturnal eynfe
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25
Notice to Credit. RS.
Estate Of Anthony mcMahon. De.
eeaseS.

eeased.
NOTICE IA HERERy GIVEN ny THE UN-
~ drrsigned. Executor Of the last will and
testsm+nt - An bony Mcmahon. d erased to
the c'editOr- Of and TO all persons having
claims against the estate ~ SAID de- esped
exhibit tn nj. with the necessary vouchers an |
" rinesti ms n or before the 9Th day OF n.
mary, 1885. to the said nnde' signed. II bis
ofhce in Pioche Lincoln County, Nevada, vi
they will be for. yer barred.
r. 3 ELAN,
Executor Of the last will and testai. Mt Of
anthony McMhhnn, Deceased. I'm.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25

It j. veil said that the most prosper.
oos farmers are those who produce the
food for their own families.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25

AS illustrating the boom or imitation
gong on at Birmingham, Ala. it is stated
that about two months ago drummer
for st. Louis house sent 9 certain firm
81, coo sid told them TO invest it accord
ing to their best Judgment, which was
coascientiously done, and Last week the
travelling man refused 100 per cent on
his Investment.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25

The Tacoms News says: The closing
of the saloons along the line Of tho North
ern Pacific beyond Cleelum has given
birth to new and most offensive class Of
liquor dealers. They have their saloons
on the bacl: of a cayuse and their stocks
concealed in gunny sacks. They neither
pay license nor rent. snd travel from
camp to camp. dealing out the vilsst Of
liquors with an assurance which is bound
to land them in the Penitentisry.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-25

uivn. aversion to society, dtmne-s OF vision,
noIaes Ia the head, the vital fluid passing unob-
served In the urine, and many other diseases
that lead % tnaanity and death.
DIR. NINTH, Who Il . regular physician
(grsduAte Of Univefstty Of Pennsylvania, and
who devotes his whole time and Etudy to these
complainta. will agree to forfeit ave hundred
dollars for case Of this kind the VITAL RE-
HTORAslvE (under his special advice aud
trestmentl will not cure. or for anything im-
pue or injurious found In 1t. DIX. MINIlE
treas all privata diseases succs ssfully without
mercury Consultation free. Thorough exam
tnAtfon and advice, including analysis II urine.
S.. Price OF VITAL RESTORATIVE, 81 60 &
bottle. or four times the quantity. SIS; sent to
any address upon receipt OF price. or G. o o..
secure from observation. and in private name,
II desired, BY
A. Z. MINTIE, NJ D.,
II KeArnv street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE,
Will be sent to any one applying by letter,
stating symptoms. NJ and age. htrict secrecy
In regard to I'll business transactions.
DIR MIN rIE'S KIDNEY RkMtD NEPH-
RECTICCx, cures all kinds of blsdder COM
plants goDorrbGs, gieet, ieucurrh0a. For sale
By All druggists; 81 dollar bottle; six bottles
for IS.
DIR. MINTIR's DANDELIoN PILLS are the
hest and cheapest dysp, psia and bilious cure In
the unArket. For sale by all drugg.sts.
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JO8 WOwK A~w~ ~ith Nsatnsssee,
the SRseeSdn O@ee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-21
Hartfnrll.

Hon. j. G. Burrows spoke at the opera hall
last Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Boyden of Kalamazoo, will speak
at the opera hall OH the Goth.
Rev. Mr.. Lamport has moved into the
house formerly occupied by j. II. Anderson.
Hon. Geo. A. Farr. republican speaker,
will address the people at the opera hall, on
Friday evening of this week.
It is rumored that Lieut. Wendell Simpson
is to be married this week to Miss Wood of
Ohio. We wish to join in congratulating
them.
From the number of loads of apples, pota-
toes etc. that we see coming into town daily,
we Judge that our produce merchants are
doing heavy business.
Miss Jennie Head, who has been sick for
the past few weeks, went with her grand
mother. Mrs. DIR. Thomas, TO her home in
Richmond, Indiana, where she will remain
until her health is restored.
The second primary and intermediate
Departments of the school united and devoted
Friday to exercises. consisting of essays, I'M
personations. Rotations and music. Such
DAYS are pleasant ones for the pupils.
The dry kiln belonging TO the stave factory
of Messrs. Young 81 Northrup, with consid-
cradle amount of heading, was destroyed 10y
fire last Saturday morning. The members of
the fire company were OH hand, but could
not get water, or less damage would have
been done.
Frank Burbank, drayman, left his team
standing in front of his house, near the rail
road While he was in the house, a blanket
4 M gf tho hnreac
blew of. and they became frightened and ran
down through Main street. Mr.. Daniel Van
Auken, seeing them coming, ran out, caught
them by the bits and succeeded in stopping
them. but not without danger to himself, as
he was dragged some distance over the gray
eled street. He came out, however, with
only few slight bruises. One OF the horses
was injured so as to be unfit for use for g
few DAYS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-21
Mattawan.

Base ball on Saturday, the 10th. Malta
wan VS.. Lawton, 4th mines. Score, Mattawan
nine.
Eleazer Brown, brother of the late DIR.
Brown, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry
Thompson.
Miss Katie Burnett, living near Paw Paw,
took charge of the primary department OF
our school this week.
Mr.. L. j. Tillou, fireman on the nj. Z. IL.
r., is home on vacation, in consequence OF
a lame shoulder, caused by being thrown
from an engine.
A new society called the "Mums lately
organized in this place, is social success
1t is composed entirely of the younger por-
ton of our people. Literary and educational
advantages seem to be the object in view.
surprise party at Asa Sheldons last
Friday evening was a decided success. About
sixty representatives of young America ,
among whom were a few Mattawanites-
sand boys-were present, and all were very
pleasantly entertained. Thanks, Asa
The recent storm blew down Orange
Stephens and Mr.. G. French's wind-mills,
harvested large quantities of winter apples
and the tin roof on the masonic hall was
neatly folded up, causing several hours work
in the storm before it could be returned TO
position, the water. meanwhile, running
through and damaging the inside OF the hail.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-21

David III. Smith of this place, has finally
had his pension claim allowed, after a seven
years fight. He gets the magnificent sum of
two dollars per month and dates back to
1864.
On our return from the mass meeting at
Lawrence, we stopped at the residence of the
Glendale correspondent in state of starva-
ton; but, thanks to Allie, We went away filled
to repletion.
The residence of Eli Bush of this city, was
entered and robbed few days since, while
the family was absent The house was ran
sacked. but nothing was missed except nine
dollars in money. Probably home talent did
the job.
II. p. McFarlin, who was dropped from
the pension rolls eight years ago. has been
restored. He received $1,000 back pay and
will get ten dollars per month for the future.
Burrows is entitled to the credit of his re-
storation.
We have to notice the death of Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Peck of Bloomingdale. mother of Henry
Peck of Glendale. She died on the I'd inst,
aged seventy-one years. We also have to
record the death of Mrs. Mary A. Pearson of
Cheshire, who died October Sth. aged eighty
three years. She was the mother-in-law of
Mrs. Mate Brown of this place.
We accepted an invitation, last week Mon
day, from the editor of the Light, to visit
the Lawrence republican mass meeting. Be-
hind his flyer, we were not long in reaching
that city. The speed at which we rode created
an appetite which we found it impossible to
appease, as we could find no place where we
could get meal of victuals. However, we
were we'll satisfied, as we heard the Hon. c..
G.. Luce, which was what we went for. Mr..
Luce is an able and an earnest speaker, and
carries conviction to the minds of all honest
thinkers. His prediction that he would be the
next governor was received with applause.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-21
GobJoviIIe,

Dell Newcomb lost a little boy last week.
Gene whelpley is working on farm at
Cooper.
Uncle Billie Marllillie wants to buy some
fence posts.
JIG. Clark only took 100 pounds of honey
from one hive.
We notice ID. D. Wise as clerk, behind the
counter at our new dry goods house.
Our new bell is hung at the school house,
and is one degree better than the old, cracked
one.
Last week, the fusion candidate for con-
prees, Ii. G. Sherwood, made this city a call
and subscribed for the Light.
Mrs. Mart Westcott has been confined to
the house during the past three weeks with
- stitch in her back. She is now inprov-
ing
Now is the time to make your sauer kraut.
One pint salt and one pound sugar TO bar
rel of kraut. Pound the kraut till brine
rises.
Phil Bush has bought the residence of
John Kennedy, and will remove into 1t this
week. Consideration, $3.50. John will oc-
emmy rooms with Charles Wilkinson.
That was q good joke that Baldwin played
on the editor; took him large beet and,
after he had made a local regarding its large
ness. Baldwin carried it home.
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Lawrence.
BARNES DISTRICT.


No frost as yet, vegetation as green as it is
in June.
Mrs. Geo. Davey is very ILL., no expectation
of her recovery.
Mr.. Harmon Rice buried his three months
old babe last Saturday.
The prohibitionists had meeting at the
Hyde school house last Saturday evening
1t is reported that Luke Colburn will teach
our school the coming winter. He comes well
recommended.
Mr. Woodland has moved into Thomas
Jones' house on the Pitcher place, and Mr..
Branch has moved into Henry Brisley's
house.
The discussion at the Farmers Club last
week was quite interesting Mr.. Conklin
thought the farmer must be his own lawyer,
doctor nurse, mechanic and machinist. he
thought it took more brains to be n success
full farmer than a successful merchant. IL.
q. Barnes thought that farmers, as a class,
were very ignorant, as compared with other
professions, but there were some farmers
who were intelligent, practical men, and such
were not second to men i'll any profession.
He was proud of his occupation, which was
ennobling and elevating. II. Nj. Rowe adj
vised farmers boys to try anything but
farming. Question for discussion at the
next meeting, rs the Protective Tariff Any
Benefit to the Farmer" II. G. Barnes will
open the discussion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-21
L,pwtOu.

Dr. Thomas and wife of Iepere, Wis, are
visiting friends in town.
Baker & Young shipped about ten tons of
dried apples to Chicago last week.
The band boys will give social at Smiths
Hall next Saturday evening. Everybody in
vited.
Tom Mahard has made over 1000 apple
barrels this season and will make about 5000
more.
Rev. G. /. Deyo delivered an address at
Smiths Hall last Friday evening. 1t was an
awful windy time that day and no mistake.
Herman Miller has bought Johnson's cows
and will 90 into the milk business on quite
an extensive scale. He will have the entire
patronage of the town.
Two chisels were found, the other day.
under the sidewalk in front of McKeyes'
store. They had evidently been used at
some time by burglars and might have come
handy on another occasion.
Hon. c. q. Luce, the next governor of
Michigan. made Lawton his home for one
night last week. He was on his way to Cass-
opolis and made few remarks 10 those who
happened to know he was in town.
That old building that Myron is repairing
came near going TO pieces in the storm of
last week 1t was propped up just i'll time
to save it, A few shade trees were blown
down and limbs torn of of others in various
parts of town.
Porter has lost one of its best and most
respected men by the death of Jason Atwell
whose funeral was held at the NJ. f. Church
in this village, on Sunday last. He had been
a member and one of the staunchest sup
porters of the church for many years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
Alneua.


Mrs. Volney Smith spent few days last
week with friends in Hartford.
Julia Colburn, who has been working at
Fred Bassett's, returned home last Sunday.
Mrs. Wells Edgerly has been visiting her
parents and friends here for the first time in
several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble of Oakland County,
who have been visiting at N. L. Coles and j.
@. Mornings, left on Friday last for Quincy.
Alice Jones, who has been clerking at
Gobleville, spent last week at home. May
Jones was also at home Saturday and Sun
day.
We predict that since j. X. and Alice have
been married, his visits TO this part of the
country will be less frequent. We have lost
a useful member of society, but our loss Is j.
KS gain.
Mr.. Rice. gentleman from the East, has
converted Tex. Sprague's hop honse into a
dry house and has put in machinery for dry
ing apples on a large scale, giving employ
ment to lot of boys and girls who would
otherwise be idle. A good thing.