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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

Cholera InanfumThe greatest ~ this dread de
heat and improper food Infants VINO sr
fed uuon Melins will pass through the hot snninne
safev Of largest cities brought up BIZ
hahe non h and following his experience Dur.
inc these two years while living in the most deasey popns
lated most ckly part OF the city during the intensely h
and selv cold child beea scrS
ously affected comfort OF health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

xovage The crew than hundred boe were AL IN
eSi health 1t Is expected that the 81 MARY WI" ar',e
Iondon about tie middle Of August she saieh from
NeS YORK early May. stoppings at NewLondon acr
trip through Long Island SOUND anu uheh
ftsr,ssa for Lisbon and the Madeira Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

About 100 mem Lers Of the Grand Army OF the
Aspubc representing nearly every post tins city sailed
1oi 4lcAmond -. YESTERDAY by Tie Old Don;non Linz
f-ong them Commanders Charles =. tuItls. : a.
Java Martin Reese The will received Al
Richmond ~ hearney POst g. a. Il. snc several ~ on
ie-rfdtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

fitted for giving concerts last the rst summer
and petitions have been e
ceved by the Board 10 have them continued once week
remainder Of Secretary Burns Was W
rectcd by President Beekman 10 advertise for bs io a
for the menagere Tho bids VIII DE Tor
pounds hay $500 pounds Of straw oOO bags Oh o
400 hara oi and go bags OF gran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
A GKAND ARAT MY APPEALG

William G. ksody has obtaihed an Injunction re-
sa~ning Joseph sayes Individually and conna1dsr Of
Ils Department. Of New York Arm, ei the Republic
sIieiiHs "ti ls e ana privileges az member oi Ae
% TAG
% Aed al Francisco Mr. loaiay Laoisg
" ~nallton Post NJ sad judge
81 Tie nsa lev Fac Dana
Iollns4 duly s.eatsa a delegate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
sr,ctnr ntcArsR or POvEkrI

R,ru Me July 24.-HenIy Lamond. con-
fectioper being tooI shot hmssl dead TIN. mornina
H.. le,, letter saying that through his death iunds
,oulI be forthcoming To tase mortgage on MS
boune Funds ATE expected nom some religious
...,,, IN winch unknown To his wife, las may
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

,xsr,vrIY KILLED on TREBLE By 4 TRAIN
The tram leaving Flatbush-ave., BROOK
loo, VIA o'clock last sveuin&. over Ins We" iorA'
" ,.dpay,n aud RocKaway Railro. ~hil' crossing tue
,,.,i. .v,r ths BAY unknown "omAn' Al4'"k
n., ,o.tantly sAo MAS aVout seventy years OLA ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
And White resigns.


MOTIFS BY =. l. LLOYD
IA White had safe ana sare move q! 'aAi4s o'0f W
.o.snf followed by X 10 d 50
, pto z g looks ike a safer line Of play
ptE6taieht have led 10 a draw, but surely HI 10 y q
n ,rte sa- a more promising line o. play
-. pto = q Cd was the correct move nc"
=, would be difficult ind worse move tLaA 'ils ''
go /, now uretrevably lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

BOYCOTTISG EHRET IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILA plLPHIA, July "A (speetdD.-Ihe brewery N"
ployes' Assembly OF tue knights OF Laooi 'o"'@'
49, o,.,n1ar. .ssny a.. Germans to avoid patronizing
barroons where Ehrets beer 10 on SAFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
NICHOLS ABANDoNs EMILY DURYEA

ELMIRA, July "a (Special Alfred Nichols
the youth who fed from Brooklyn with Emily Duryea
Ia. returned TO hi. home No 2Is Red-ave, Brooklyn
Chief OF Police Little has received letter from Nchos
In which he Gays many uncomplimentary things ABOUT
Mrs Falrman aud Emily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

DEPARTURE OF THE sIxTY.FTFrH REGIMENT.
STATE CAMP, PEEKsKrLL, July "a (Spec'aD.-
YESTERDAY was breakingup day for the eoth
visit to the State Camp PeeksEl During tue "eoA
the time has been spent pleasantly and prohtaoy.
o5th has been as hard Working an organization 90 '
that has preceded It this year. aud there 10 no uou
that Its muster 9 per cent the largest ever recorueu
on the camp ground. The regiment was unforIunS'o
from the nrst private, heretofore Al altogether
emplAry young man. took his frss drink -
whiskeI on his way TO join MS CUM
rades who had preceded him 10 'no
camp Not Knowing his gauge, he disposed OF tne con
tents or two TASKS. and when he arrived ~ foehrn
his lie was only saved BY hypodernic I'M eclon Vi
grain OF morpha Next enterprislng oitilen 81 -.
Peekskll set crooked suffers depot In inc "oot
and opened several kegs OF whkey but inside OF tnreo
hours AdiutantGeucral Porter had this mite game
blocked The men tried TO do their duty, sah uene.e
Porter There has been drunkenness nor rowuy
ISM aud the conduct OF the regiment has greatly I'LL
proved since It's first visit two years ago.
afternoon. Not scrap Of paper was 10 De seen an u
lynIeyed officers patrolled hard white paths between
the tents the lookout for ghtost sign OF
for Colonel Ward desirous that MS RELIEF shouu
heir 10 model quarters Scntries parrolod the pahH C
the creek al the foot OF the steps to the landing anu az
around the mile OF Jurisdiction. and under no pea
ever could soldier outside OF the lines uhess no
produced written pass from the adutant Al o cIouA
twelve separate companies relieved the ooth ne oI
panes the 3D. 4th 7th, 1884, l4h 1otn loth' Zls''
23d, 27th. 36th and 9th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

poorly atred IN black dress and red plaid shawl Her
body was badly mangled. How she came to DO on INC
trestiswork IA unknown But it H. supposed 'nA' sH'
was either Insane or fell from one OF the trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

rHs sCHOOLsHIP sT AARYS 10 RE- hH
letter received yesterday b. School Com-
Eaasionsr stasrs chairman Of us On aica
esleos ffsm the sellOosiD al Mays At tbs Malsrs
ASAs sisssd s~si tss skat wsS Preparing LsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

Buy Only the Best.
The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Mix
as food for Infants. has no equal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
A Sea sonable soIil0quy

Hotel Carteret md Cottages Brie New.Jersey
lovely seaside south 0f Long Branch ocean. rv
bathing boating childrens paradise; moderate teTmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
WORK or me sUADA XsCHo0L ASSEMELz.

TVNN U % Y y
CARLISLE. Penn, July "a Special FULLY
5000 persons co-ng services OF the sunday.
seAOo Assembly a. WIisnIss Grove today The asse,-
by adjourned sine die after four days successful Work
IN Tie SUNDAY school cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
HERR MAS.

LONDON. July 24.-Herr Mas, professor OF
surgery IN the University OF Wurzourg Is dead a. tue
age OF forty three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
Religions Notices.
A, washington Height. Methodist Episcopal Char

A. VA .hiugton Heights Methodist Episcopal Chnreh
,ofh ave aud l53dsi Rev. W. hCkhN DkEE DAA-
WWooD pastor will preach morning and evening
A, washington square Methodist Episcopal Church
as a; NEAR 9TH. ave.-Itev. JOHN riley THOMSON.
Ter Preaching 1880 a. u. and 1s5 p. strangers
Cordially welcomed
broadway Tabernacle. Rev WILLIAM NJ IAiL
n IL Pastor-Ths church Will be open for service every
ors Day morning during the summer In the absence %
hs pulpit will be supplied by Rev Ii Ill
PEhTr ID. d., OF Hartford Theological seminary SERVES
IL O'Clock Seats tree during uy and Ausus~
All cordially invited
~. paint. Hou.e of Iudustry. i55 Worth-st wM
BAkNARD. SuptOn account OF having 10 IcOuIu
tie chapel viii De sunday Service VI song 9 w
tenbxr.
The Peoples Meeting the only spiritual meeting IL Inv
city, Spencer Hall ia West !atnsI nea.u - az
cls.s at 2A5 l. kINlET, NJ d.. and others Az ~
Theme Materalism spiritnalism" Pubic eordi"-S
welcomed.
Uop service ntar1an-In the Chapel OF The Chrrn u
ts and Park ase-sefnlSn pS nc -
HENRY cow VI London Eng AnGt ~ IL - n Inc pup'"
sexllaly invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
JUMPING FROM HEIGHT OF EIGHTY FEET.

AMSTERDAM, July 24-Frederck HERMAN
age sixteen, standing the Port jackson Bridge
last night when some one dared mm to Jump of. De
scrambled over railing and dropped into the NO.
hawk. eighty feet below. He was picked up by D Ooa'
partly unconscious, but is practically unhurL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

Persons going the Mountains or sea upon sn.S
should be provide themselves Win '''''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
REPRESENTATIVE BEACH NO WORSE

DI9hN-1 ~
NEwBURG, July 24.-COngressman Beachs
condition to-day is UNCHANGED He lies in stupor.
That he gets is regarded as favorable sign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

prArR-MACFARLANE-At the residence Of the brides
PARENTS Chicago July 49, by Bishop Charles T. Cheney.
tornela Seymour daughter Of v W Macfarane 10 Lynaa
Blair.
pRIEsr-CIIFT-on July o. 1886 by the Rev Erskin
White, Mary A. Gift to Daniel NJ Priest " d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

MUsIo AND FODDgb ron THE PAIN"
The Park Board yesterday directed tha' 'no pm
~" -. p.,. ,py. Poiuts) slsull repaired and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

Landlords Perfume Ecenis
I,urdborg's Perfume. Msrncha N'el t)sA
LnndDors's Perfume, ipins VI e6
Landlords Perfume, Lily Of the Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
5ueclII Notices

Durham system OF House Drainage
Pest nlumbinz Used in the nnest buildings, sue az
NEW YORK "a storl CANCER HOsPl IAL~ae"C h. I Il.
MAGAZTNElund Cost gre ltlg reIIcel CheApos,
wOr. for sn 40 send for new pa nqlles ,, q.
DURHAM HOUSE DRAIN ACE o. L9oA2 " 1919.
Hamilton Vocation organs ,,-
New and reduced OF these Art Tor
scboois exhibition ana Saie Al 1g
Wr.roons - East Circulars and Catalogues ied
Application
Ia sr !. &C., ~ ~ WM HANNAH ~ CO.
S'S'0 1913 shave. bet yOth and 3lst sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

7Ripusx OrvicE. July IS i T. m--lhe movement
OF tho barometer yesterday slight TAstsmpsrasurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed 9th full nas
and ldress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
nn.rus rRnM c0NrA GIOrs Diseases

AT the Sanitary Bureau yesterday DR.. j. Is.
avor the following record Of contagious diseases
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
IatNmirtbCd


9te Queden, bas b0ie unfraut, f0nnen,
oleib allen anoeren 9riuen Bflan3er, nur
BEL lteter 8eribrung nit Der Suit Ieben,
tpelL tie nur aus bieier Die &~obleniGure,
aus nelher ihr &0rper aufgebaut miro,
einatbmen. Sc mdrGner MIN oas 8etter lit.
I'm 10 lebbafter gebt 0ieie Sa6e Dor ith,
UNI 10 mebr Suit brauben tie unb I'M 10
~,peni9er LANCE !3eit fOnnen Die Bflan;en
eine AbIperrung BON oerlelben pertragen.
Oesbalb lit eS mGbreno Der mdrmeren Sab
reS3eit, ollo bonn O1at bis gum September,
tuobL auSTubrbar, bic Quedeu, itatt bteie
ab;ueggen &C., Dur6 guteS tiefes Bf1iigen
10 tief gu pergraben, oaB tbnen Die freie
8erii6rung NIT Der Suit genomrnen miro
uno tie naDur1 in Der @rbe 81 eritiden.
9llerbings mtrD man Oieles l3iel ni6t
bur1 nur cine tiefe Baugfurbe errei1en,
beln BEL nur einmaltgem BlIigen bleiben
bob imnter einige Wur3eln lit Dem oiden,
~oetrcnbeteu Grobaaeu 10 nabe an Der
SberaG9c, bnB lie nit Der Suit nod in
un~oebinDerter 8erbtnounG b[eiben uno
Dann Die gauge OusGenp1an8e in freuoiz
aem Wa6stbum erbaIten. Nnitatt oaB
baourb Die Queden pertiIgt t~Diroen, ner>
ben ite erit redbt ttef in benz gan8en ISeLbe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
NrObcmeIfettA

Inter BrobemeLfen Der Rabe berIfebt
man oas in re%gelutGBigen 3eitrGume n aafz
chamber folgenoe Wteiien Der bon elmer
Sub tnnerbGlb eines Sages obqeforberteu
0etl6menge. Ser SpeG Oe1ieLben 1T, Iih
D1rlber Nufl6IuB 6u erihaffen, nie oroB
Die Don etuer Stub tnnerbalb zines Sabres
er5eugte Wttlhmenge lit. Sc bitter oas Oielz
len gel6tebt, beitD genauer fam Die WtiLdz
men9e ermittelt tperben. Die NusfIbruno
bellelben ut gan5 etnfaG. Die Wiilb ieoer
Sub miro In eth @efGB nit einemS 6Dtmz
n1er 9el6uttet. Ser Iegtere itetgt bel Der
Suuung in Die 0obs uuo auf etnem nit
oemlelben D~erbunoenen Stabe fam Die
W9enge Der Willd abgeleien tperoen. Oas
0efdB lelblt lit Elm cDlinberFormiger "a
@alonen falienber 8leDeimer, tDie man
iolden Don ieoem &Lempner taufen ooer
anfertigen Laiien fam.
Wtan blrfte nun freili6 ben @intpanb
h0re1, oaB IS obnebin ein ieoer GSqrmer
tpetB, DeI6e bon ietnen &I6en bic meiffe
Wftl6 gebelt un0 mel0e am u~eniaiten.
OEeleS trttft 81, lobdlo Die 1nteribieoe in
Der OttI1ergtebtgfeit 3wii6en ein3elnen
&uheH lebr groB itno; iino ober Die Inter
1dlteoe gert1g uuO betragen oielelbeu nur
10000 Quar-. per Sabr, 10 fam man
tetn rtdttges urtbeII fGuen. Oerartiae
unterld1teoe lalien ltd nur our6 Qeffun=
gen belttnIntell, uno Die &enntniB loldler
TT Don niht unterl6dBenoer 9eoeutunq.
Nro atpar aus fol9enDen @riiuoen:
9te Gt9enlbatten, pelhe Die S6iere be-
1tBe1, l%tainr1en gum guteu Tbelle BON ben
Glterr1. Nud Die Wetl6ergtebigfeit, meld)e
eIne Hnp oeltst, TT gum groBen &betle Elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09

3eit erneuert tperben. $50 f6 tein file,
BsnoeS Waiier finbet, muB Der n0tbige
gSalerbeoarf ertpeber our6 oas 9tegens
Daller Don ben b%enadbarten @ebGuoen ooer
bon elmer Gueue, ooer enolih in TGijern
ooer @trner9 berbeigeihafft fperoen. Die
9eriteuut8 ieIbit lit natiirlther Betie 9an3
10. ME ole Iestbeihriebene, nur oilrfte IS
ratbldm leit, bier Die Wr0Be m0gltfft gu
belhrdntert, oa oas Nieoeriulen lei1t III
nlubldm toeroen fam nno odber i'm 9aufe
per 13ett MUIR gu oil neruahlGiiigt rptrb.
Nls belonDer8 geeienet empfteblt iid sur
QnIa9e zines ioIhen itebenoen @eudiiers
Elm etlDaS bO0er 9eIegener 8IaB, bon mel.
dem aus ser NbflhB leihter al beuerflteIs
ligen lit. Den lebtereH njro man am beiten
our6 cine I'M BDoen oe5 Tcihes a1ges
brahte Seffnutg mitlel5 36bren Deriteuer.
Die 3ett, III Delder oes YGdlier erneuert
per0en muB, riGtet ii6 ieIbitreoeno ran
Der Gr0Be oes Geihes unb nad Der 3abl
Der 0arauf gebaItcnen Gnten. 9u1 o%irflen
8e9eLn bierflr gGn3ti6 iiberfliiiia iein. Oa
ia SeOer nit QluQen uno ytaie beQabt lit,
UNI oas Tuulueroen bes 8aiiers u1o ionz
ittge uebeIildnoe re9t5sitig gu bemsrfen
u10 QbSuiteGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
2sSchenalsche 88Qiaois sBfaafs-Beifacae gonoe O. anmr 1886.
@don iest erbob IT'D Der aur gontroIe

Sdon jest erbob ii6 Der CUR Gontroue
Der ~Serlammlung b~erufene YoIi8eicoms
miliGr, uno ais trDboem eth DiltDiger Jtes
bell fi9 peruebmen lieB: v0alisn sic it'd
Dur1 ni1ts belrren, metne Oerren, uiO
ipG6Ieu sic Bebel= Nuguiten ruDi9 pieber!"
ba bate Der SpaB iein Gnoe errei0t, unb
auf einen niUt mibsuDeritebenoeH gSinf
bes observation-disclosures Deroufteten Die
a~uieinanoer 9epIaBten Setter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-02
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Petition 70 Congress 20 Plses silver
Coinage ON ~ Equal Footing With
Gold.
The following petition Is beiag ex-
tensively circulated in the Atlantic,
Southern and Western States by the
friends Of silver. Every hamlet in
Nevada should echo thess sentiments
by forwarding signatures uAdsr this
manifesto to Congress:
To the Honorable Senate and House of Rep
resertatfves In Congress assembled;
WHEREAS, The President, Secretary Of the
Treasury, the American Bankers Association,
and the leading newspapers Of Eastern cities
have Joined In . conspiracy to increase the
value and purchasing power of funded debts
and fixed incomes, through the depreciation Of
general prices, by the Generalization ofsilver'
or a suspension OF i:s coinage, and the reti re-
ment Of one and two-dollar legal-tender notes
to the great loss and Inconvenience Of labor
and the useful, producing classes.
THEREFORE,. We, the undersigned. citizens
and legal voters OF the United States, petition
your honorable bodies as follows:
LIST. We demand that the coinage Of silver
be placed on an equality with the coinage 81
gold.
I'd. We demand that the coin certificate
system be continued. aud 80 modified a. to
authorize their issue in dcnomin atoms of one,
two. and i've dsllars and upwards, and that
the same be made lawful money and legal ten
der in payment ofal debts, public and private
hereafter contracted within the United States.
Sd. We demand the reissue of the one ana
two-dollsr legal.endef notes. and that their
velums be regulated SO g. to meet the public
needs.
4th. We demand that the pablo debt b
liquldatsd a. rapidly as the revenues Of th'
Government will permit, to the end that nc
useless, Unnecessary. or idle surplus may re-
m:in boarded In the National Treasury.
These just measures We demand in the infer
est of lA0os, legitimate enterprise, and the
crippled industries OF an oyerta-sd aud debt
burdened people.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-02
Solid for silver.

The Washington National Republi-
can gives, a q result of exhaustive
inquiry concerning the future decis-
ions in the House regarding the I'M
limited suspension of silver coinage,
= table showing that 14S Democrats
aud SO Republicans are against the
suspension, and 80 Democrats aud 81
Republicans favor it. 4 a~eticsable
feature in connection with the matter
is the division of members upon sec-
tinnal lines. The West and South are
practically a unit for coinage, while
the East aud Middle States appear to
be s0lidly in favor of suspension.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-02

The unexpected bomb fred by
Senator Beck ct the administration
Of the Treasury Department has
caused great CONSERVATION in the camp
of the gold men, and correspondingly
raised the hopes Of silver advocates.
The latter did a wise thing in opening
the fight. They have, in pug.listic
parlance, "drawn first blood" and
made their adversaries dread the COM
ing conflict.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-02
senator Fairs Views.

Senator Fair has bsea interviewed,
and in speaking Of tie report that
Senator Evarts. of New York, would
spouse the cause of the silver men
said ~ knew it was only a question
of tine when ETaEts ~oald give US
the benefit of his great abilities in this
question. The silver men were never
better prepared for the fight, and l
look for an easy victory. The days of
the great depression in silver l regard
IS ~past-never to come again. One
Of my reasons for saying that 10 that
] know that the silver production Of
the world is lessening rapidly. while
the gold product is ~lsssening too. Al
ready there is not enough gold in the
world to answer for the uses of trade
and commerce. Silver has to be re-
monetized. The interests of England
in India are now mainly responsible
for keeping silver down to its low
point. You see the English buy wheat
and other Indian prooucts for silver
and sell their manufactured articles
back for gold. No wonder she wants
to keep silver down."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-02
NO. sI4.
APPLICATION F0R Patent.
NO. sI4.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

EuRKxh NEyADv. December II, 1885.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BEN
~ JAMIN p. BROOKS. Whose Postomcs
address 10 Boston. Massachusetts,, has tnls
day fled his application for = patent ior
affeen hunderd $500 linear feet OF the BROOKS
No. l mine or vein bearing silver, with surface
ground six hundred (600) feet in width, sitnnts,
lying and being In Silver Canyon Mlnlng Us
trict, County Of White Pine and state OF ne.
vada. and known and designated BY the neIo
notes and official plat on fle In this once -
Lot Number Al. located on unsuIyeyod land.
The extei for boundaries OF said Lot No.4l %.
Ing as follows, to wit: q
Survey No. Al; whence q. s. mineral monn,
ment Ne. 1 bears N. 4s deg. 30 min " SIoo
feet: u. s. monument No. ) DeaLs .. ~ uos.s
w. T65 feet; location mon umcnt DesIs ?. %
deg. 30 min. :. T.. $40 feet; tunnel on tnis Iode
hears s. AZ deg. % min. E. 7IS feOt; thence
running first course. \. "a deg: &. ~ isett 10
most marked Ne. ? L.. 8. Survey No: Al; thence
second course, 5. it deg. L. 1900 feet to post
marked No. sU.s;; Survey a 40, al one ooss
marked No. 4 L. s. Survey No, A; thence
fourth course, n. 16 deg. W. 1900 to posi-
| marked No. /, the place OF beginning. con,
tanning 30 So 100 acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with q nagnc'ic va
ration of is deg. 20 min. Eaft.
The location OF this Mine ir duly recorded
In the Recorders ONCE OF Silver canyon
Mining District, White Pine County. Nevnde.
This claim IL bounded bv no known Claims.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Brooks No. ! mine or surface
ground as hereinbefore described are required
to file their adverse claim with the kegister OF
| the United States land Office at Eureka. ID
the State OF Nevada, daring tbs sixty days
period Of publication hereof. or they VIII De
| barred by virtue Of the provisions oil the
Statute.
It IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF Application for a Patent be published ior
the period of ten consecutive weeks In the
White Pine News. = weekly newspaper pub
lished at Taylor, Nevada.
d26-l0w F. H. HINCKLEY, Register
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-02
NO $40.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO SIG.
rs. LAND OFFICE.

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EUREKA, NEVADA, December II, 1885.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Benjamin T. Brooks (whOse poston1ce
address Is Boston. Massachusetts) has this
day filed his application for q patent for . nf-
teen hundred d5O0D linear feet Of the Golden
Era mine or vein bearing silver. with
surface ground six hundred (60W feet in width,
situate. lying and being in Silver Canyon
Mining District, County of White Pine and
State Of Nevada, and known aud designated
by the field notes and Official plat on file In this
ONCE as Lot Number -. located upon unsur-
veyed land, the exterior boundaries Of said Lot
No. 4s being AS follows, to wit:
Beginning At . post marked No. ! U. \.
Survey No. ~; whence the mouth OF Blue
Bell tunnel bears s. I deg. W: 1877 feet; I. s.
poet marked No. 6 T.. \. Survey No. 30 bears
8. 30A deg. e. 80 feet: post marked No. 5U.
s.. Survey No. 80 bears ". 30Z deg. W 100
feet; entrance OF Blue Bell incline shaft bears
s. T3L dog. W. :76 feet; a tunnel upon this
lode bears " .f7h deg, W. 35s feet: an open cut
aud shan upon this lode bears n. la deg. f.
602 feet; thence running ist course. N. oOA deg.
w. GO feet along the north east side line nf
L. >. Survey No 80 to post marked No. 2 I.
=. Survey No. q; thence Ind course, n. 2Sis
deg. f.. 1900 feet TO post marked No. 8 L. =.
Survey No. ~: thence 3rd course. y. 30Z deg
Z 600 feet to post marked No. l. 3. Survey
No. a: thence 4th course. :. 1914 deg. W. 1900
feet to post No. /, the place OF beginning. con-
tanning IL 1e1U acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with magnetic yaria-
ton ofi6H deg. East.
The location of this Mine ie duly recorded
in the Recorders Office OF Silver Canyon Min
ing District. White Pine County, Nevada.
This claim 10 bounded on the southwest by
the Blue Bell mining claim.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Colder Era mine or surface
ground as hereinbefore described are required
to file their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United States Land Office at Eureka.
in the State q: Nevada. during the sixty days
period OF publication hereof. or they will he
barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
Statute.
r. Fl. HTNCKLRY. Register.
II Is hereby ordered that the for egoing notice
of Application for . Patent be published for
the period of ten consecutive weeks In the
White Pine News. q weekly newspaper pub
lished At Taylor. Nevada.
d26-l0w r.. HINCKLEY, Register.