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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

ss74sc4 dividends per can't surplus Tax sSr
ne year @65.624; surplus september 90 1874
$,9s2,S!9 less $25,98l surplus September ~ ioo0
*I,s4l.S40; cash on hand. $4,000
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IL tSpeesap.-This afternoon 'n0
executive Committee OF the Reading Railroad room
s"o'on trustees presented to tho board the reVisou
reorganization plan it back to 1t from the synu
."'e er the meeting the trustees announced that toy
nnd nnished their work meeting OF the Board OF MAD
o, the company has been called for to morrow
ing 70 take hnal action and the result VIII tneh oo
Svun 40 me public. Afterward the creditors VIII DO IN
lowed 70 deposit securities
" regard 70 the published dispatch that by decision
OF Judge Brewer at st. Louis on Monday, the new ST.
louis Kansas City and Colorado Railroad had secured en-
% into St Louis eymeans of the Wabash tracks, Jazz
S 6D r 1ad Yesterday seems to me that the decs
ION wiz De great relief b tho Wabash road for 1t ex-
orders that the road shall pay OF the
on the value 0fthe Wabash road which IL uses
1 its snare OF maintenance and operating expenses
LOOKS TO me as II the Wabash had rather the best OF it,
n. meeting Of the YoDkers Rapid Transit Company
nrt the following directors were elected: New
6oth DnMon-R M. Galloway, W. A Butler, tr, Gavin
on% Ian, F. K Hahn. II. Dmock George Forrest
ann 1onn aterbnry and the Yonkers Division the same
persons with II. X. Batcheer and Jose r. de Navarro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

AvERILI.-BLAKE-At Christ Church. Yokohama Japan.
December 49, 1886. by the rector the Rev. s. Champnays
Jula Cammann daughter Of the late Alexander "
Blake. to J. OTIS Averill Jr.. all OF Brooklyn.
New.YOrk City, Tuesday. Deem
Der a. by the Rev Father Siatery William H. Lawton 70
Henrietta. daughter OF the lato William Ii. BeeOe.
No cards.
PEEK-NEILLY-On Thursday December Q, at the resi-
OF brides parents stony Point n " by the Rev.
Gilmor, Z. W. Peek to Nina Louise, daughter OF
John III. Nelly.
WARREN-BINSSE-Ou Monday. December ID. at the
brides by the Rev John Prender
CAST Alice Edith daughter OF L. b. Binsse schuy
n Warren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
TIE BRooKLYy REPUBLicAN COMMIT

TIE BROOKLYN REPUBLiCAN oOAAiITh1'
The final meeting of the Republican General Commit
zee Of Kings County for 1886 was held last evening ne
primaries las members of the commt'eeior 100
Wilfbe held Friday. The auditing committee repor'0'
that the receipts for the year were 2435 SO and the s
pcnses ST. iOI 81. The receipts OF campaign com
nittee Ia and the expenditures DO
\ resolution was passed requesting the Senators anu
1sseubl ynen from Bro 'kyn TO support bill 70 restore
HE old method OF elocting Aldermen by wards the
Snsn to have salaries Mayor T. H. Hobbs moyea ~ ~
amendment to the bylaws pIoydng that inc auee y.
xsa1 a Aprl A proposition 70 have = committee "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR SICK CHILDREN.

To the EdttOr OF The Trfbunc
SIR Permit me to make my annual appeal through
your columns holiday cards and picture books for the
children in the hospitals and nfrmares, and for pictures
for tho barren walls of the insane asylums and similar city
institutions Your readers will be glad to know think
that active committee of ladies' after the present year
will take charge Of this charity which has been gener
Ousy supported that has grown beyond the limits OF my
supervision Under their control 1t will be more
prosperous than Packages should be sent to my
residence No l47 East Thirysxths Yours faithfully
Aetc- Fork, Dec IA, 1856. MONTAGUE MARKS.
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fost ONCE Notice.

(shoud ali inorostot changes may o.
ee a for foreign countries need not DO specially
dispatch ~ any plrtcus stsa nor except WHEN
desired 10 send duplicates 81 o.kns ana @
u mails or hs week ending December Is will close
(paoNPfLi all casosl al tins once as follows
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 a IN Tor Europe. per steamship
for aes Central l A@erca ami south PsSnc Ports per
eeR e a Mexico %st Us dfcs;sd per Xs~pori y
ss ~ TOR soaw ysSe aIs ensssa at %
ior IruXiuo and kuatan. per steamship Penal. from
New-Orleans.
TIURsDAY-At IL a. M for Hayti. per steamship clari.
Se N SI Beg%1da per sssa9 iroS AZ
FRIDAY-At $50 for Nassau. y. r.. per steamship l.
Henderson. from rasupa.
sArURDAY-At IN. for the West indies via ST. Thomas
AllancaA VA Newport News deIters for the Ia
soa Eurcps ss1@s1lp g0r. Va e% 1.
$50 ~ TOT Europe per ses%sap sy lrssssd
ter va Queenstown s',.r' SI srnIs s r france r.c
pe " steamship H La soursosue hayrs at e'so M
I ssS'a aust 20 Objected Devon. =. $50
Tor Belgium direct E s. ss.ssp paalana VA o
q, ot Ne,eranis aireet per Steamship haam
sti o. M Tor the WladwarI lsiass per steamship Fam
100 letters toI Para Nsrsn6an, airec.sd
srS letter, Sn H So ess s'si sst
Bernard u at2nm ior tho Argentns Republic. ura
Mails CHINA ant japan per steamship Gaelic iron san
r. es. n here rs sy ss' s e~ a s.s
Tor Ans,rana se..sa.sa s1aaw,eh r' sna ss
cisco Close here January - At IN .or on .trys
triai Mails ior cabs by rail- te Tampa Fla and thence
by steamer via Key wesi F close at this olee daily -
on The Of hs Ssss os .S
San the sailing Of steamers are dapssehee
thence the Same day uvxpv n rAesoN po.tmastsr
Pos. ono. S.~ys asS n T. 8 b.s iSf issS
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Special Notices.
william ID. Norman. Auctioneer


A. William ID. Norman. AuctioneeE
BY ORTGIES G co.
ART GALLERIES. oi5 AND SAL BROADWAY.
SALE THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. THURS
DAY AMI FRIDAY AT 230 O'CLOCK.
The finest and most important collection of
DUTCH SILVER. MARQU ETERIE FURNITURE,
MUSICAL HALL CLOCKS CARD TABLES.
vERNIs MARTIN CABINETS. BRoNZEs. OLD ENG.
LIsH PLATE WARE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES
offered at auction In this city
A. William p. Moore, Auctioneer.
MoORk's AUCTION ROOMS
300 FIFTH AVENUE
RICH AND NOVEL
FANCY GOODS.
THE LATEST PRODUCTS OF
LONDON PARIS AND VIENNA
APPROPRIATE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AND HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
Bronzes Mantol Travelling and Hall Clocks OF all kinds
Weugwovd aud DouIton Potteries. Porcelans. Opera
Glasses Brass and Leather Goods. Crystal
Vases, Lanps. French Dolls and
other objects ia INFINITE
variety.
SALE THIS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY. DEC. 10, l6 AND II.
AT O'CLOCK EACH AFTERNOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
HE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArlON5-FOR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON. Dec 14.-For New England, Eastern
New-iork Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey and Della
ware fair weather. estery Winds slight changes
In temperature
Westward. north OF the Ohio River, light rain or snow
and colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

don't anufacture sell any priced trashy scalski
garments only strictly reliable goods in stock elegan
fitting garments at lowest possible prices
T. q. sHAYYE. 103 Prince. st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

Don't irrate your lungs with stubborn cough when
a remedy safe and certain DIR. Jaynes EIpectorant
be easily procured Sore threats and lungs are
speedily helped byit. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

"Lyons $40 umbrella is fully equal to those of foreign
manufacture sold at SIS to $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

Casorn gives perfect health to infants AMI children For
collie stomach loose bowels cOnst paOn. Indigestion
there nothing ike Castor 1t prompt SAFE and sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

Don't Buy Sealskin Garment any kind OF furs until
{. e. SHAYNK. LOB Princes st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

Confecto Laxative,
For c0nstpaton CONNECTION made from fruit pulp agree
able and efficient At druggists,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

TIE FIRST BALL OF THE "REPUBLIC"
puuIApEIpBIA Dec IA (Speciat.-The hrst ball gwen
BY the Republic was held in tho Academy OF MUSIC
10 night and proved a success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
The Hospital
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION
OF NETWORK CITY.
1886.
HOSPITAL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 25.
HOSPITAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20.

the GENERAL FUND which Will be divided among
Associated Hospitals the basis OF FREE the
poor.
Gifts be designated however for any Hospital Of this
purposes and will he duly forwarded by Treas
OF the the Hospital Indicated by the donor.
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING.
Through the colectonsn the Churches Hospital sun
day ami In the Synag0gues Hospital Saturiay.
z. Through Auxiliary Associations as follows;
Cigar Tobacco TradeHenry Rosenwad Treasurer lij
Waterst
on Paint and Drug TradoA. B. Ansbacher Treasurer 43
Express coppaniesJames Fargo. Treasurer 65 Broad
Book Trade-Henry b. Barnes Treasurer Ill wiam.st
Wine and spirits TrAde-Chares Renaud Treasurer. %
Printers Paper Dealers and Type Founders-M B. wyn.
coop. Treasurer. l2l fultonst
IS FrankIOrtst.. and Charles Hauselt. 30 sprucest
3: Through subscription lists sent TO all leading CONNER
hope that EMPLOYERS and employ es viii make conmon cause
Dutag broad charity. Among tho trados thus
Grocery Trade. Millinery Trade.
Clothing Trade. suIi and Cloak Trade.
Boot and shoe Trade, Confectionery Trade.
Hat and Cap Trade, Iron Harlwa Trades,
Shirt Trade Piano Trade.
Jewery Trade, Coffee and Tea Trades,
Straw Goods Trade. Furniture Trade
Fancy Goods Trade, Fur Trade,
Rubber Goods Trade Furnishing Goods Trade.
and OF other trades.
Banks and bankers mshp and toc
graph companies. and CORPORA generally
5. Through committees on all the exchanges
g. Through the following benevolent orders Free Masons
Odd Fellows Bna Bfh Free Sons OF israel keshcr Shell
Barrel. Sons OF Benjamin and sons OF Abraham
T. Through collection boxes Elevated hallway Stations
In manufactures and places OF public resort -
Finally through money sent direct TO MT CHARLEs
LANIEK General treasurer No 20 Nassaust 70 whom All
however contrbu ed should be sent n checks 10 ms
Endorsed hm before January To- 1881 after which
tho full OF the collection Will DO given through tbs
'' GEORGE MACCULLOCH MILLER President
Would Mr.. JOHN SMITH late OF Balbnggsl, County
Dublin ireland. address GEORGE sMALL ithaca n fe
snfnF n.afla tlaf 20 Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
MARRIED.

Cogntc's Toilet Soaps
decatey perfumet absolutely pure. popular everywhere
Cashmere Bouquet the standard
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-27

A HALEY correspondent of the Salt
Lake Tribune says: The election dc.
veloped al least one nero; a boy II
years old, whose mother. a school
teacher, ran for Superintendent of
Schools for the county, showing under
her competitor by majority of 1900
The boy took an active part in the
canvass for his mother, and whoever
was lukewarm or tired, this lad was in
dead earnest. A free train ran to Sho-
shone and back on election dav; with
out his mothers knowledge the boy
went to Shoshone-50 miles away
gathered a big crowd of citizens,
mounted a platform and made speech
stating who he was, that his father,
formerly principal ofthe HALEY school,
died year ago; that his mother was
teaching for living, that she had five
children, that she was now running for
Superintendent of the County Schools,
that she needed the office, was capable
of filing it, and he hoped they would
ell 60 to the polls and vote for her.
At shutdown 252 votes were counted for
the brave boys mother, against 16S fer
her opponent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-27
NO. S4.
NO. s34.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
U. S. LAND OFFICE

tuREkA, NEVADA, September Q. isOe
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ri AZ aeoS ~
y CANTON MINING CoMpANvA ThR
post0fiiee address Is Canton, Ohioa s"aoae
day led its application for n patent for a.. MS
hundred Q500J linear leet Of the Bra,ya a,.eeh
Mine or vein bearing gold and eilys, 'a uoas
surface ground TWO hundred COO feet in yi an
situate, lying and being in Robinson M,ndIllh,
District, County of White Pine and sta,s
Yada. and known and designated by the V, az.
notes and official plat Oh file In this ofn. uelq
Lot Number 63, in Township i6 Nor,h ~. .
63 East, Mount Diablo meridian. IN. r",ange
boundaries oil SAID Lot Nc. 6S being as ioliosv..
Beginning nj post marked No. n =
Survey No. 70; whence the NE. corner as. ..
of T. 10 n, X. C3 E., hears N. ~, de@ '' mn
2ol7feet: nm open cut with shaft in -an,s IN. n.
;. ~ deg ". eO2 feet: thence RUNNING -.
course ). GA deg, Il. 200 feet to post -.
U. $ Survey No. CD; thence I'd course \ %, :
deg, W. 1900 feet TO post No. 3 U. s. Snr.sSS
No. 81; thence Sd course N. 64A deg. W az
feet to post No. 4 T. 5. Survey No. GS. fhr 49,. ~
being post No. U. 3. Survey No. IS ,toSse
lode:" thence 4th course ". 25l4 deg z isns
acres. u"
Magnetic variation, 10 deg. 30 min. sa,,
The location o. this Mine Is recorded Il a.
Recorders office OF Robinson Mining Dist,Is.s
In Book A, page Il. WI
This claim Is bounded on the wet for -.
ton oil the distance by the Ohio claim. ows.s
by The Canton Mining Company 's
Any and all persons claiming adVersely An.
portion of said BrownktoDe mine or sn,s"y
ground are required Ia file their adverse clain.
with the Register of the United States Lana
Office at Eureka, In the State of Nevada a.
ing the sixty DAYS period of publication h.rSa,
or they will be barred by virtue of the ufoyI.i
ions of the Statute.
T. II. HINcKLRY. Ree,s,.,
II Is hereby ordered that the fofeeon.
af inr pa 4
ed for the period of ten Consecutive wesT. i.
the White Pine NEWS, . weekly newspaas,
publishes at Taylor, Nevada -r'Vsi
sll.1ew ii. HINCKLEY, Reoi,,s,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-27
NO. SIS.
NO. SO.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. g. LAND OFFICE.

EIhhkA. NEYADA. September D, 1885,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAR
y BENJAMIN +. BROOKS. whose po,,.
Office address is Boston. MAssachu.sttsl' has
this day filed his application for . patent fer
fifteen hundred 1870 linear feet Of the Earsks
Mine or vein bearing silver. With surfsee
ground two hundred feet In width. silusts.
lying and being in Robinson Mining District.
County Of White Pine aud state Of Asyada.
and known and desig mated BY the field notes
and official plat on file IN this office a. Lot 0.
%, In Township 10 North, kgnge ~ East,
Mount DIAblo meridian. The exterior bound.
aries Of said Lot v. W being a. follows TO wit:
beginning at post marked No. U. b.
Survey No. ~; thence post No US. Survsy
No. 40 bears ). 10 deg, 4. 400 feet; post No.
L. 5 Survey No. 30 bears ;. % deg. q mia.
l.. D75 feet, corner section common 10 sections
IL. ". l. and IA IN L. 10 y. h. " +. bsau ;.
A deg n mIn., l.. 2i4l feet; location shaft and
monument on this claim bears y. 81 DEG. d
min, l.. 5Oo ieet; thence running lot eouTseA.
~ deg, W. DO feet TO post No. l. ;. survey
No. %: thence I'd course y. rs deg lts itsl
To post y o. . L > survey No. W; themes d
course ). IL deg, l.. 40 ieet To post No IS
Survey No. 90; thence ith course ;. 70 deg,
II. ljVo ieet To post No. /. The place of bsTh.
ming. continuing es-iuO acres.
MAGNETIC variation. IL deg. % min. east.
Tho location OF thi- Niue ~ recorded 10 The
Recorders office Of Robinson Mining Di'iiist,
IN BOOk \, jag. Is.
This claim l. Loaftled By no known claims,
tie nearest b, ibg the bndlam On he south.
Any and OIL persons claiming adversely sbf
tortOn ~ saia tuteka nine OF surface ground
ATE required 10 fie their adverse claims wlIh
the Register OF the United States Land Olss
nj Eureka, in the state Of Nevada, dufins lhe
sixty DAYS period Of publication hereof, Or
they will be barred by virtue Of the pro'i'.
ions Of tho Statute.
+. "A. HINCKLEY, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of Application for Patent be pa ollin-
ed for the period Of ten consecutive weeks ID
tho w bite Pine Nkws, weekly neHspapd
published at Taylor, Nevada.
sls-l0 +. II. HINckL LEY. Register
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-27
30 sss.
No. s36.
APPLICATION FOR A Patent.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

EuRrKA, NLvADA, Septem Der ., 1880 J
NOTICE Is HkkEBY GIVEN THAI
y BENJAMIN +. BROOKS. wi bose pos.
Office adj ress Is Boston, Massaehusetif'l a.
this day dled his Application for ratent lol
fifteen hundred i 90 linear feet OF ne Argen
Ia NJ inc or vein bearing silver, With sursa
ground two hundred DO feet IN sloln,
situate. lying and being in Robinson Mlnlns
District, Comfy OF " bite Pine and state q
Nevada. and known and Designated oy lns
field notes and official plat on hle 10 this onu
rs Lot No. 81, in Township 10 North, hAIV
% East, Mount Diablo meridian. the exieIlo'
boundaries Of said Lot Nv ol being as ioilo's
to wit:
B.ginoiDg at post marked No. U.
Survey 70. 81; whence seton stake eommss
to sections ), y, ~ and II IN I. 10 NJ, ~ ~. n
bears ). 81 deg. 30 min, L. 1919 feet; q sh1'
upon this lode bears 5. 10 deg. y min D
7o2t2 feet; thence running lst course ,. ~ ~.
4. 1870 feet 20 post No. u. ). Survey No. ",
thence I'd course 5. u dog. W. 2OO feet 10 w.
No. 3 u. 5. Survey No. 6l thence 30 eou'S
n. 10 deg. ". 1900 feet TO post No W
Survey No. 81: thence 4th conrse n. y TX.
Il. 200 feet TO post No |. tho place oil pet~
ming, containing y $500 acres.
Magnetic variation, ID deg. 20 min. east a,
The location of this Mine is recorded ID ~
Recorders Office OF Robinson Mining Dis"""
In Book A, page Ii. Tin.
This claim is bounded by no known clam.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely ~ ~
portion OF said Argenta mine or snn. ...
ground are required to file their se..,s.,
claims with the Register of the United SUI st.
Land Office at Eureka, in the state OF ess ,;"s
hereof or they will be barred by virtue ol"'
provisions of the Statute -.
+. II. HINCK LEY, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foreg x yys
notice Of A pplicatiop for Patent BIO put IN
ed for the period Of ten consecutive weohs
the White Pine NEws, weekly newspsp''
published at Taylor. Neyana. -,
sls-IO FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-27
WHITE PINE NE WIS
THE BORE.

He WAS positive and emphatic, and could talk
man rheumatic, for his thoughts were
most provOknEly unique;
He would spout forth like geyser, or a circus
advertiser, on his vast untraveled soli-
udes OF cheek.
He would yank into the sanctum, where so
many cranks had yanked 'em, and pro-
pound bis wealth of idiotic lore
Willis the editer and devil lest their custom
ary level, and in writing torments rolled
upon the floor
He would go and bore his grocer, who could
act say Eyes" or mo, SIR for he gave no
time fer parley or reply.
And sinner. saint and deacon. when he came
ct once would weaken and extend their
wings and sail away to die.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-27
No. stI.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

EUREKA. Nevada. OctOheT -. 1881.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.
: b. and 9. A. Mathew son. whose ro.t-
Office address j. Hamilton. ~ bite Pine COun-
ty, Nevada, have tins day FLED their apnl Ca
tiun for pnteni ier ffteen hundred linear
feet ot the Grey Eagle Nine or vein. bearing
silver. with sariuee ground TX hundred feet
in width. AID i've acres for mil sic. rItua-
ted in Patterson Mining District, County Of
Lincoln, and State OF Nevada. and des gna-
ted bY the field notes and official plni on lille
In this 0tllce IS lot No. ihirty-sevcn l3Il, A
and b. located upon nusufycyed land. The
exterior bOdhdaties OF 81 Lot No. 81, 4 and
d being n follows. to-yit:
Beginning II "A roat marked No. ]. I. ;.
survey NJ. y A, |. :. Mineral Monument
No. bears ). - f., 40 iec', an open cut
6ai feet. post mnrKsd No. /. Gres Eagle mill
site. L. ) survey 40 81 B. bears \. ~ deg
~ min. L. 90 feet: thenee 1t caur =, ,
deg. 20 min. r. ljU0 foet 10 posi- marked No.
81 deg. 20 min. W, COO feet TO post marked
No. 3. L. ;. survey No. ~ A; thence ard
course Y. de-. - min. ". ls1 feet To PES
marked No. !. L. 5. survey No ~ A; thonce
ith course y. II dog. - min. f.. 6fsi feet to
post No. /. place Of beginning. containing
Also Tho following described tract Of land
for uIllsite:
Beginning At a pat marked Ma. !. L. $.
survey "A. 81 Is. trey EiFlr lnlllelte. whence
post 40. |, L. :. yuryey W. - \. trey Eagle
lede hears ) ~ deg. % min. " 5.g2 feet.
u spring npon tho mlllsite b ar =. 81 deg
", - feet. thence i et'irsa : - dog %
miu. W. - feef To post marked No. :. /. ;
survey NJ. = Is; ih.Bcp 2ud % re y .. ~
der. % mn. ". 80 fnrt IL fGst marked NJ.
3. /. snryay No 7 u: tn nca 3d coar.c \
- ac.' - min. 80 f..et npasi markell 70.
!. L. : survey No. y j.: ihores ltb course
= u dsg - Mn. r.. 3 ~ feet Il poo; NJ. /.
b place o. l.e- H. ming containing fse acres
Magnetic Variation, deg. ~ min. +
The location Of thi. mine j. recorded IN the
Rsroranr's office ut Patterson Mining Die
triei. Lincoln County. Nevada Thi. e.aim is
bounded by 10 kTo1r claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Grey Eagle Nine OF surface
ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register Of tho United tates
Land ONCE nj Eureka. in the State Of Ne
yAda, dnrlng the sixty days period Of IN bill
cation hereof. or they viii DO blurred by IT.
tus Of tho p4eki siuu u the statute.
D. ". HALL. Register.
II j. hereby ordered that the FOREGOING
notice Of application for patent he Published
foF the period of ten cons eaiiye Weel IN he
bite ~" Nsws webklY paper published
at Taylor White Pine Co MY, Nevada.
nj-lnw ID II. HALL. Register.
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NO So.
APPLlCATl0nFOR RPATsHT.
no SIS
L. STAND OFFICE.

EUREKA. NEVADA. Octobsr . 1896
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y i +. Brooks AID A. {. Cleveland
whose postoflice address = Taylor White
Pine County. Nevada have this day filed
their application for parent for fifteen hun
did linear feel Of The Silver Bell Mine or
vein bearing silver. with surface ground elk
hundred feet in width. situated In silver Can
yon Mining District. County of White Zine
and state Of Nevada. ard designated by The
field notes and official plan on file IN this
Office A. Lot Number IS located on nnsnr-
veyed land, said Lot No. IS being deseribed as
follows. 10 wit
Beginning at poet marked No. /. z. s.
ryey No. -, Silver Bell Lode, also marked
poet No. |, L. - survey No. 80, Blue Bell
Lode. whence L :. mineral monument No.
bears n. ~ deg. l.. 10i feet, an open cut on
this lode bears = A deg. 30 min. W. Ais feet, ,
an open cut and tunnel upon this lode bears
81 deg. 30 min. w 400 feet. thence 1st course
s., deg 30 min T.. 1900 feet to post marked
No. 2. Z S. survey No. Is: thence I'd course
N, 81 deg. W 600 feet TO pos; marked No. B.
T. S. survey No Is. thence Sd course ~,
deg. 30 min. W, 1900 feet to post marked No.
a. II. 3 survey No 45, also marx cd post No.
2, L s. survey No. 30; thence 9TH course s.,
81 deg. E., 600 feet to po-t No l, the place of
beginning, containing 90 5000 acres.
Magnetic variation. IL deg. 80 min. east.
The location of this Mine is duly recorded
In the Recorders office Of Silver Canyon Min
ing District. In Book A, page 12 of the MIN
ing Records of said District.
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Blue Bell mining claim. u. s. survey No 80
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Silver Bell mine or surface
ground arc required to nle their adverse
claim with the Register of the United states
Land Office at Eureka. In the State of Ne.
vads, during the sixty DAYS period of pub.
llcaiiOn hereof. or they will be barred by
virtue of the provisions OF the Statute
d. H.. HALL. Register
II Il hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of Application for q Patent be published for
the period of ten consecutive weeks In the
White Plhe News. weekly newspaper pub
lished at Taylor, Nevada.
oct9low d. II. HALL, Register