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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-01

The Furniture Department is complete with
Household Goods, and he will suit everybody
IN this line. Among other goods we find Plush
Parlor Suits, MOhair Parlor Suits, Walnut and
Ash Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, Chairs, Body
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Rugs, Mat
ting, Curtains, Window Shades. Etc. Coun-
try orders hlled promptly and satisfaction
guaranteed. Send for samples.
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Special rates given on larger space and long
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SUBSCRIPTION, per year. .............. SIS 90
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-01

inch. 8 5Os 5OOs 5 90 SIS $" % So ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11
CHICAGO GUARDS,
The Lakeside City Seeks to
Have a Regular Army
Post, Thefe
An "E-tcencd CitiIcn" Euhbc/-
IicS iIaIr IL Wilton. nnh
Thcu Disnppcnr,.
4 Nad Dog Creates TciIor on
thr streets. Mites - i">.
ana - >hut.
4 NcgIo Taken From u I"Nas
CouIt-Itoom ana I,nccd by
Mob uf 300.



tu,Noo, July lu. The prospect
that Chicago is tu brn regular army
post BE- now thought tu ho assured.
The SECRETARY ot war hH, transmitted
tu congress the proposition of the
Commercial club ui htc1gu to donate
land un the shore. ut l.Hhc Michigan
Tor tho purpose. secretary lndi-
COTS action it iu accordance with
General Shcridnus report, mud mn
effort will hr made to secure Artluu
los couErc., thi. session THE prupu-
siltuu referred To Wns mHlc tu th"
secretary los number ui prominent
aud wealthy citizen. ut Chicago, who
had Obtained options on various
tracts ui lnul ON the south uud North
shores aud elsewhere, and u mill
thrN commission was appointed cuu-
sisting ui General T.. II sheridan.
General \. II. Terry mud Colonel ".
e. &. Lee, to rNHuiuc various sitter.
which were included iu the propusi.
ton They made careful survey ut
thu different points, mud finally cuu-
riudtd 60 recommend the lllghW uud.
pu the Milwaukee division ut the
Chicago nnd Northwestern rWlruui'
lt llNtl tl lAll HflitItu fNN JUS 'l
liu acres, having u frontage ON the
lake shore. nud standing about goo
toct above tine lowell at Lake Mi,ui-
gnu The surrounding, nrr chnrm-
ing, and, uu tllr whole, no more dc,tr-
nbly spot could have been chosen for
thc wruosr. the pluus tor the post
hnYc been prepared under the dirr".
ton ot the chlci VWrtrtun,turu ut this
division. The hmlduug- constituting
the military post VIII hc substantial
huch -tGcturcs mud VIII comprise
the usual barracks quurirt. tor ulli -
ocr-. ,ummirsury rturcuuu-o. lurpi.
tai, magazine. pmtdhuu-r. etc., lhc
"details ul the plan Wi'i mot hr known
until congress nets upon ih. srorc.
mry'- recon mrulntiuu uul muh,p
the necessary appropriation. There
VIII ho pIN ,umpuurt ul lulhulH
stationed Mt the poet nnd one -cDtiuu
~ light artillery THIS would ho
over 100 men, br.dc, uni,rrt The
post would bee Wudcr command otu
colonel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11

tmDADu, Luly lU .A mad duv l.',l
pu-sc-siuu ut llulstpd street mru,I,.
tgncr u "a h,uch last night until hc
hHd bitten ouc boy. uud rhWuudcd
the inmates ut 10 saloon lln Nu- uu.
nlly killed through tho united oilutt.
of two pollcrm,u As the dog
rushed down the street thDrr Wus %
general stampede, bat Hugo lar~y, -
nine. year old boy wa. unable tu got
out ui the way and Wu- mtlru lht
dog then ruu into Aldriphs saloon
which was filled with Cu-tuWrT. The
appearance ut the animal, NItl cyu-
liHshiug mud mouth i;uthiug, -uup.
ping ht all objects within reach, crcu-
tod grcHt uuu-tcrnpiiuu 100 the SALOON,
aud every budy, the proprietor
included, vacated the prcml-c- bolt
ing through door. mud windows. hl,.
ing over each other In wild cluiu.
sion. The dog retained possession of
the place until two policemen came
ulOug aud KILLED him with their rr
yulycrn They had u Desperate night
however mud narrowly escaped being
bitten. Onc ui them stood uu the
cuuutcrWhilo tho other was Tuu-t,l
on the billiard table. from which
points they fired "a number of .hpt-
mud liuHlly succeeding lu lu-pnichlug
the dog. Hugo l.uroy IN attended by
"a doctor who Rutcrilrd the wound
aud It's probable the boy VIII bee -cut
to NcW lork to boz irrrtod hy the
l'ustcur method. During the mad
dog. run along lllDtcnl street ho
Bit another dor which D-rultd tine
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In treating the proposed reduction
and removal Of internal revenue tax
Is. Morrison SAYS. "Ihey are most
lightly borne and cannot be rciin-
gulshcd IN tho face Of the Sl.5OOUOO.-
UUU war debt vet unpaid" The re-
port then says. "Ihis We do luow,
that ot the 2s.oou,uUu people who do
something some work; or are tn
gagged ia gaiuful pursuits. ls,upOuOo
of these earn on an average not mucn
moro than $500 per year, which is
necessarily consumed in means OF
subsistence aud other nccrssarios.
Aud now We are Oycrtakcn 10y aud
are in the midst of our industrial
paralN sis. a million OF wOrkmru are
idle for want OF work to du,aud capi-
tsl IN stil, greater ratio than uucm.
ploycd work. lies dead or uupruduc.
tive. our hills aud our mountain.
are iuil Of mineral wealth; millions Of
acres of productive lHuds walt for
the pluW. homes for homeless
billion, are to bo had for the taking,
favored with plentiful hatycsts and
blessed with health, the only plague
which aillict- us Is idlouoss. What
We need is profitable employment.
There Is apparently puny effort in
the hlll, through increase of taxation.
TO shut out goods from abroad that
these may lee made at home. II this
effort 10 50 successful as to prevent
the importation of I'LL manufactures,
We would have direct taxation, and
thrcc-quartcrs OF u million men yet
unemployed. Their profitable en-
pluymcnt amounts to nearly the diff
ference between what J., popularity
known rs good aud hard times. The
removal Oft the tobacco taN will fur
nish no new employment, neither its
smoke nor its juices will turn a " whccl,
shaft or -plndlc. Wood, wool. hemp,
snlt aud cheap food for toiling men,
lie at the foundation of great and
successful industries. To free these
from taxes will cheaper production
without lowering the price of labor
and our idle men will thus bc cnH.
blcd to make something which may
be sold proiitably abroad and with
which we are overlooked at home.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11

WAIINoIoN. July lu The prcri-
dcnt this afternoon returned 10 the
house ul representatives without his
approval, tho bin providing Tor crrc-
tiun ui public buiidup- At N-hoyllc,
North Carolina.
Representative buutolls received n
dispatch to-day iruin lA-lpurt, Me
stating that nine American hOnts nt
st. Andrews, Sew l,ruu-wiok after
herring to be- canned n- rnrdIuc-, were
driven away hy the dominion Drulscr
Middleton aud the announcement was
mudu that no American hunl- ARE to
he allowed to take hcrriug iu dumir-
ion waters tor any purpose lioulcllc
nj once reported tho luot- to the state
department, wilh the earnest request
thut the unttcr rr,ryo Immediate ht-
trutIuu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11
The Little CaVdIryman Utterly
ROuts the F0rlorn Hope
Of Swain.
tinCstunr, Too, D., Certain tor
ecu. Hoss,nnd JotyUII rails
iutu Iiuc.
what was Done at Other VII
ma lc, ia Different Part,
OF the state.
4 TcNn, ShcIiu, short III His
ACCount,,LcaNcs Nitc, thiI-
drcn ana Disappears,

lNNNNNl TOR ROSS
Special Go She tnmiu,t.
FoEr WWNm. 1cN. IuN lu.-Gcn.
lios. hss carried Tarrnut county mud
swain men ARE Nrty sore. cut oi
thirtl eight delegates elected ia Fort
worth, ihril.our urc pronounced
Ross men. lli- active supporters
were such leading citizens ~ Col
Peter smith, R. VI Nyuur. MrCnrt.
Judge Hunter. Capt " T.. Tucker
and many uthcr-. aIl ul whom were
elected delegates TO hr "a SWAIN
man was to be ,nt down upon. The
county n well a- the city j, solid Tor
LioS,. The county will not instruct
Tor Ross, because they will have two
candidates Hon. Hyde Jennings and
Prof Collier but the fourteen dele.
gates tu Galveston will Ice solid for
the three men
The primaries certain tor MaNcy.
Ia two cases the resolutions for
Terrell were impcr,ousy set down
upon.
The county is Tor Beck hnm tor con.
grcs-, with Wc,,burn ~ second choice
Im PRIMARIES.
special ip thg Examiner
tAMtHON, Tex, JuN TO- The con.
Nehllon of Precinct No I.,hayinp tWou.
" one votes In the county convention.
elected eleven Martin and ten ltoss
men 10 the county convention. mud IN.
rtruclcd them to vote Tor Martin for
iIrSt choice, and General l,us. second
choice. Not swain man wa. cIr,.
trd ~ delegate irum this precinct to
llr county convention. The dele
gates were instructed to vote for
lion. NtUut lirld, ut Calvert for .rn.
atot; Hon John l.. l'rclur, tor Auntrr
oi tiiiy -ilrst district, lion. T. i. Cnld.
Moll Tor representatives Hon ". T..
'ol,hrd, tor supreme Judge iu place
OF the r"iulng ludpc Robertson. nud
i"r Is. ll"udrruu. Tor district at
turncN
when thr cpuyyutiun urunIlci
tLi- morning, thu delegation stood,
Martin 7, Ross %, swain G. nud n com
miiirr ct three Wa selected. one
from each delegation. to select TWEEN.
tl-oHe delegates tu the count, con.
Nehtioh, which resulted iu the COM
blhHli"h ui the swain aud Ross dele
KAttH with the above rCHult-.
I,Arr.,,,,,I" I'"'''in,t r, t.t. . H..
oinrt IA i,JG,r'.'ii ""'? re-
ed f,r u,.. on ~, ,',""'l ~ u, ,',' ,',''
drlr.stinn a., "'. p",' ..',' ',"' SOU" ,'o'S
Tcrtr'I yyr- W. n',, 49,, ."W"tN convention
motinn. 4, ip.irn', ',', "", "'' . "'u,'
'''''' Wv" "'
s...,.'.'' ~ No. ~ NJ '"N'''NNN
,n'. " '", 'i"u'''''
,,., "' u, u',,,"GrH'l w. ..,',.rH'l OF present NJ" !,
NV u. W. u'l''N to-day There was
very mrE' aitchdnnco. They in
s,ru'teu 'h' delegate to the Con
gtos' ,1hn' convention to vote lor Ma
I.un , ,'h'lIh lur governor \. H. Shun-
for stnlc s"pat.r "ii 'ria ' ,,', ,,,n i'N @ ,,'
yrr, L,r,,n,;.,,. i'I ''n w
was present unJ m,Jn - ,cli'm, ''.I
dress. Thr convention rrl,.,J T. 4, M wv.
-tructrd tor L. % NI'Is ar ur.nu
barry ~ "''
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uoilI,ow's niSpINi.

-p,c,al tu thu raumurr
Blg ~rluNo., 1.cN. July &c., l;. "
Morrow, sheriff mud tnN collector tor
Howard aud adjoining counties hns
Ned To part, unknown leaving Ibis
" ilr nul hnbc behind, llu b. short
In u, accounts about i've thousand
dollars, bat m- houismru nrc good.
Morrow wu- under $1,000 bond tor
Killing Eugene Coats. near -lniun
station. II, believed here That Nor
row IN safe in Mexico.
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NEIiiI>. avn.
ur rut three Huiirt. ~ I" III" it"d,
ni Captain 'rp"-t"n.

lH'iNl Go tNt Examiner
Cuuutb Cuusu, Ten, lulN 10
Last night Captain tmustou. keeper
uf the liic..a,iur station. wn- calling
his Nuup in ,umpau, viii, Louis
Rymrrdunt who shot lin three times
iu the hrud nud breast aud thcu ,ast
him Ndtiit ice u -mnll boat trnnstun
reached shore nud informed the oili-
rcrs, who found l;,mcrdnnt anchored
ut She point ui Wild Island, asleep it,.
the .luop'. co,hwt tie was asked
what hul brochure oft trnuetuu lie
hal uu trnu-tuu.- luuly hat and h,-
hand, were bloody. llr ACCUSES
Crnnstun ni having dwggUd aud robe
bed him hut ho ha- no appearance OF
having been druggcd trNu-ion ms
made "A dying declaration stating m'
utter ignorance pt the Dnu.n l'Ndlng
to the shooting
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>rws,uou AUSTIN.
D.nil uf pr. Wa. }. Hurt..-N M'd.
diug ~ iiigh iii".

Hpc,la CO. "a" Examiner
At.uN, July 10. Dr William j
Burt. - wrll-kuoWu physician. died
here this morning i.hc dorunscd
wn- "a native of Georgia llo was
surgeon 90 nn Arkansas regiment
during the war, aud Inns been tor
several year. city physician pi Austin.
II, lrnyc- \ wiloand three SONS,
Ihnddou- {. Bell, nephew ul Judge
James II Boil, WN- married to-day "a
Miss katherine tnruthcrN.
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MAS ,nor rnosrr,rs.

cotton I'm" crop ana IRE" From
Pests cor" Hnd wheat nnd.
spcclai tu In" iIsmiuof
GALNE-IoN, IcN. July 10 Ncssr-.
kaufman y l;uugc, leading cotton
mctors, cXvortcr- aud importer In
this city, To-day mako tLc following
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11

NOTE 1t I. hardly u.ce.,ar, ,r
,9' "a To- .., state that am Ia earnest about
',''lns out above goods. Vlr La
w. "'N.lng exclusively n Clothing
"Hd arranging to mauuae.ur, Gss
Sn,nr III various styles fou custom and
toAHy'made trade Is one | h.y, i""S
nnu ~ contemplation "a, some of mSS
,rlcnd1 Know, Ia disposln, of nv
remnants of furnishug goods any
mats, ! viii in the end ha,o to socrS "
nee hrsciy, | have cndeavor,i 10
~ prices as above to barely cSvnr
a,,'I onat loss, and hope the people viii
appreciate my sChcmc as / do their
''o'ra' patronage in the past.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11
INNaIIIn IOIlIIsI.
>ogru IRL"n FROM III" court uud
Hanged Tor Outrage,

MuroAS. Tex, jub lU. White tho
preliminary trAl ol thcurgro, sidney
Davis, WAS ia prpgru hrr. This morn
my mob liyo hundred strong over
powered the court Hnd tuuh DAVIS cont
nui hanged him. Duyi-oulrpoI one
OF the most respectable women Zoo
liusquo county. lie confessed hl,
omit
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IEENElNH's D.rLAI
IoNro,, July 10. Right Hon Dco,
OTTO IrrNclyu VINO, with twmicr-
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LaCes and EmbrOideries.
Hosiery and Gloves.

Counters ill of Hosiery aud Glove, marked way
l-3 TO- r. ~ and 70 cent, all reduced. Chdrcu Il
sad 10 cents, H reduced. Ladies white sir glove, lD
black and coorcd silk mitts, 20 cents Apair.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-04

NOTICE ~ HERfBY GIVEN THAT AypI1s
IN CATION for paterts for Town Iols, g
giuning 1t . post married No. /, 81 cCrSS 3
Of the Town of Bristol: Thence b q Dineoil
monument No. ! beam 79k degrees + 11.l3c
feet; q y mineral monument No.2 stsnainS 8.
The northeast corner Ut Sixth and Main sl1eete.
in the Town of Bristol, besrs y s0h Asgrsea VI
l,6C0 feet.
First course. g 7oh degrees v a,el0 fesl
post marked No. Q. corner Town Of Dsistcls
thence. ID corrss. N l9h degrees v 3,oto ~ 1
to post marked No. ., NV corner Town of Vrss.
tol; thence, sd courre, ION deersss 3 a.elo
feet to rost marked No. 4. ME corner Town %
Bristol and taerce. 18th courss n l0k 6eersss
2,54c Zee to pest No. the plsce Of beainpirs .
containing one hundred and si1ty acres. ard be-
ing the Townsite Of Bristol Lincclp Ccubty
State OF Nevada must bs MADE TO khs rndey
signed on or before the lith day Of ysfTasTy
a. D. 1854 or be forever barred Bee Cea.piie
Laws Of the State Of Nevada. p. IN. VOL
section 3s5a. act approved February 2o1A. ~
Application must BE- nled With 4. J. Hlaa
Bristol, Nevads.
.,,,.., = .,.s. ,ns1Sss
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now INSECTS BREAruN "a

II We take any moderately large in.
sect, say . wasp or hornet, we can see
even with the naked eye, that q series
Of small. spot like marks run along tbs
slde Of the body. These apparent spots,
winch are generally eighteen Or twenty
IN number. are. in fact, the aperture.
through which air is admitted into the
sys'e'n' and are generally formed in such
manner that no extransou, matter can
oy any possibility find sntrauce. Some.
i'"ss thsy sr furnishs8 with a pair of
horny Aps vhich @oaa b. opsued ,ud
closed at the will of the insect; in other
cases they are dsnsely fringsd with stiff
'ntsriacing bristles, forming q filter,
which allows air, and air alone, TO pus
Bat the apparatus, of what character II
may y. il always 90 wonderfully perfect
IN its action that it has been found i'm.
possible to inject the body of dead in.
sect with even 90 subtle medium =.
spirits Of wine, although the subjec. was
first immersed in the fluid, aud then
placed beneath the receiver of an dir.
pump. The spertures in question, which
orc technically known as spiracles, cou.
municate with two large breathing tubes,
or fracheae, which extend through the
entire length Of the body. From these
main tubes are given off innumerable
branches, which run all directions, and,
continually divide and sub-diviie, until
wonderfully intricate network is
hrmed. pervading every part Of the
rtructurs, and penetrating even to the
sftenDse. e.--Interior.
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No. ISL.
UstfED SrArEs LAND OrrfcE,

UNITED 5rArEs LAND OTffuE,
Eurohs, Nevada. februsry 8, A. u, lSSS.
ArJTtOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT D. ]
~ Fallis and J d Lehmer, whose postof,ce
sdtrcss Is CtDcinuatt Ohio, have this day fied
Their application tor . patent for 6f cen hun.
dred linear feet Of the "lndian Chief" mipA or
vein beaiing g,ld aa1 silver, with surface
ground six hundred feet in width, situated
IN Psnrsnssat Lake MiniDs District, Connty
Of Lincoln aud state Of Nevada. aud deeignxte ,
oy the field notes and oificisl plai on file In this
Office Is LIT Number 80. In township 3, South
hsngs, 90 Eist Of Moiht Disblo Meridian. Tue
-xterior boundaries VI said Lot No. 50 being n
follows, 20 Wit.
beginning at . post marked No l, U 8 Eur
vey No 81, whence the I post between sections
81 and 20. rs, 50 &, " d N. bears N 8 dev
is mn l. 100 feet, sni the mouth OF Bpsingar's
ruunel bssrn ieH dog " 1876 feet. rh.ncs
rupning, lst course, 9 5 ueg IS mtn " 1900 foet
to p,st marked No .. = Survey No ~, old
nonu nent bears r ~ feet from said post No q
rh-a.e, "a course. y ~ deg Is nlin II COO feet
ta p5st married No o. q rvsy No a9, OLD
monument beare N 81 deg " 40 fsst iron. sais
post MOI 8. Thence, . course, N 9 dog Is init
/ 1900 fesi. to post marked No /, o 3 survey n,
80. old monu nent bears b 81 deg 80 min W ..
fee. from post So4, Thence, eth course, q N
deg 10 nin 600 feet. TO p,-t marked No l. the
place Of beginniog hasneti. variation 10 deg
East coutsiliug 40 SG-l0U acres.
rbs io'ati0u o: ,his nine IL recorded 10
the aec1riers once Of Lincolo County state oi
Nevada ie Book OF Ainius Notices. psse 1858
This claim ID bounded BY M known clsiu,s.
Any and all persons clsiininE adversely any
portion cf s.i1 indian Chief" mine or sur.
isce ground ate required TO ale their adverse
claim with the Resiater OF the United states
L,ni oliice at Ghrekn, In the State Of Nevada
daring thu sixty days period OF publication
herof. pr they Will be oSr ed by virtue OF this
pruvisIops ofthe statute
H.aIscELEY. Register.
It IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for tho
period Of tea consecutive weeks In tho Phoebe
RECORD. 3 weekly newspaper, pnbllshed u
Pfocho. Lincoln county, Nevada
H7t0t r. II. HtNCKLEY, Register.
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Application for q Patent
No. 7l2.
UNrrED STA sEs LAID Ovrror

EuFl Ahy NtVhuA. March III, 1851.
40 rice IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ J.. smith and deorge Morton. ~hose post
Office address 10 Tempiute. Lincoln County,
Nevada, has this day died his application for I
patent for 6fteen hundred linear feet II the
5terling mine or vein bearing silver with sur.
face gr1und si1 hundred feel In width. and
1 4u5.1U0 acres - mlllsite situated In Tempt
ute Mining District, County Of Lincoln and
state of Nevada, and designated b. the heid
notes and Official plat on fle 10 this once ~
lot uu uher 81, A and 3. located on unsurveysd
land. The exterior boundaries Of said lot No.
81. A and D. being y ,o% icllo~:, l.s =. to wiz
Beginning ct post marked No 1, y survey
NJ 81, Lot "a" the same being post No Of b
s survoy No S6, lot "a" Standard lode, whcnce
U 8 mineral monument No 8, on Coyote Peak.
hesrs 9 II deg 81 min " ieSs fsst Thence
marked No .. U $ survey No 81, lot "A;" thence,
ID course, Y 70 deg 600 feet, 10 post marked
No 8, q 8 survey No 81, lot A; th ncs, "a course,
deg " 1850 feet. to pot marked n, I, U 8
survey No 81. lot A, the sams being post No Q
Of U y survey No sS6. lot a. STANDARD lode, and
No !. the place Of beginning. Containing u
67-lUO acres.
Also the following described tract Of land %
. millsite: beginning u post marked No I, U
Q survey No 81, lot 81" wheuce o 8 mineral
monument No bears n "a deg = iiss feet, and
post No ! Of this survey bears n u dss a mia
Y l3ss0 feet. Thence running, Let coufse, Y "
deg S6o feet, to post marked No q, U survt =
No 81, Int "B;" thsncs, I'd courss. n deg ~
feet. to post marked No 3. y survey No ". lot
"B;' thence, I'd course, n 81 iss & rs iset. to
post marked No Z. snrvey No n, lot ''H. !"
and thence, ith coufsv, 3 s deg v - feet. "
post No l, the plaza of begirnina. Containing
" slOo acres. Magnetic variation 10 dsgrees 30
min esst.
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El No. SAL.
Application A for a Patent


Eai eka. Nsvsds. june ~, isse.
NOTICE ~ hskEbi .ivEN T AT JOSIAH
~ MANN and ". e okfrFlS, vhose
,ostoiicc address is s,ocac. Nevada, nave .his
lay hlvd thsif sppiioAti N f,r prt.nt Tor kixh.
7wn handrsd linear fsst Of the piochs Mine or
Gin bearing siivsr, ~ith snrtacs around Two
''norc fes, 10 w.dth. situsted 10 Ely ki,Iiug
strict. county VI lincoln aud state of Ecvsds,
nd designated cn tho nrid notes m ofiei.i
5ist ,n hic ia thi ON . an at S..ube- 10 IN
rowls1ip /, Moth kangs. 81 Last u Mount
iAoln nefidiau: said lot NJ. 90 being as III
tv-. To W.T.:
Bceisnins pss, msrkoa No /, q ) survey
so ~. whsues \ rection corner On the svn,h
b,rndury o section ~, I'll, n Il 81 Il. Mv
'tars ~ dog IS utn 7l3 feet. tbence rup-
hng lat course. y 10 tey IS m,n W 2t2 8. .,Otha
eos to post mark-d NJ 2, U = Survey M 40;
hence. ~ confso. y w deg VI min b sOs 4 lU.hs
fest. 10 post married. No . y = sarvuy No 4l
hence, ID course, N II dee " min 4 e9l 5.iuths
est. to post nisrksd Aot. U ! survey No 40;
'benoe, tth cours~, 4 IL deg 50 miu n 400 feet to
soss 'ss nsssed .r no .. survey No 10. vhenc.
Se feea; thsnce. sth course, II ieg y, min "
tvS .lOths feet. t. post married No :. Sue
vey hoevi thsncss 9Th c,urss, = 50 deg 81 min
7yl ioehs MT. to post No l. the place Of be-
Sinnins; y Mn.snetto variation 10 dog East. con-
The i,caAon or this mine ID n .ordod In the
teccsders oooe of ely Mining District. The
idm u eoendsd ON tue west by the PsnschsI
nintns claim
,ortton Of nd psochs Mine or surfsoe srcund
.re reQuirod 70 Ale their sdvsrss clsim. 9TH
be wegiaasr Of vhe tinted otsies Land .tice II
sureks, In the 6eate VI Nevada. during the sixty
lays period Of publtcation hereof or they win
D, barred BY virtuo OF the provisions Of the
statute.
~ r. a. H1NoKLE2, Register.
llhAsssby ordered that the foregoing notice
application for patent be published ten con.
'scutive vreks. In the Phoebe Kscoap. . weekly
vevpvApe published 81 Pioche., Nevada.
!eietd r. d HINCKLEY. Register.