davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

every day from 10 to u a. m, and Sal
urday night, at sasss's, ia e. 4th ST..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

Try the elevated clothes dryer for sale
ct Pickels' stove store
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

Bottles for covering; new stock; pre-
pare In time for Christmas; 40, 46 and
QUO: pair. N. B. Danforth, diugg ist,
2r d and Market,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

taas. assman''' 4lo Eips street. for furni
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23
FurnItura

In walnut, cherry or mahogany at Har
mans, 410 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

at lowest prices at Harman's, 40 KIM
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

Taylor g. Fullerton's dyspeptic elixi
cures dyspepsia In all Its forms. Taylo
q Fullerton, 302 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

Ask your grocer for D. 8. Truitt
pepper sauce.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

Try the Asbestos stove lining. Get It
at Pickels' stove store, 8 East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23

Walnut oAndy 3si.Fersuson. IL E. I'd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

PRODUCE.



New YORK. January 2"---slo:t-- he-
cei?'s $3.50 barrels; exports j,456 bar
rcls, l,UuV ncks; market steady and qniet;
saIes lloup barrels Common 10 good
extra Wr-'yrn All State - lIIo3 %;
corGmom to r"od ,Nira Ohio - I5H' ) -
common g, 'a,.c" nnd r2tr" :. Louis
81 l.@j .n Wheat --isca~!ps 2,75o onsh
cIa e>Fo''- rr.r sn'; j" Jnye.'s aver
aid c..! ~ra""s a~aTessoJ. lower Grd
yiy."a ~'aGi -p..E'a"ats rather quiet;
sales 2.'."'o oash'A itare-, l0@cG
nush~'9 sH"'. ~. . srr.nI ""- .; G"creded
red '5l",'"., -" = ri '.3c. No ! white
&c f&tt" T d .".."; 10. teI February
s3a" ''-", ,."1tE n -.-ci NarcA atCH
ei3e c!or.sz ~ Die: AP1i al:c %3c, clos
i>g ct "2,e. NJ s5.m'i r, closing AZ
@%.c; JG.s = aisle, closing al %iIc;
H5c,m.c'*. u.-.ni 90 cio.j9s d. SOL;
"o-a--SgCf -'"'17: % iCn7 lov, ulosiBE
weak; :scFFE - -vJ huaaess; export!
Ito 5ganc's; 49, -. Cos bushels futures
I12,uyo EI..:.' !2ct. u7.:eded l5CHjlc;
10 , +,a@r ''.c; 5'"aHeE 4-im -
steamer yy.!-", '..c, 80 : 3i!"; No. ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

neither the President nor a1y member Of
bis Cabinet, except Mr. Lamar, has ever
been G member o. the House or
bad the experience OF representing
an immediate constituency This has not
smoothed our paths in seeking tdvors Gnd
positions for cur people. No set OF men
have paid so dearly for Cleveland election
as the Democratic members of the House.
Ny own mails have been simply appalling;
my letters accumulate so that it is some
times days before can get an opportunit
to read them, much LEGS 10 answer them
There certainly ouch, to DE some relief de-
vised from the overwhelming mass OF mis-
cellaneous business with which member
is swamped. | could work sixteen hours
day and never visit the capitol, or study
pubhc question, and yet everybody can
see that if gave all my time
to public questions | would not do more
than is needed When Mr.. Faulkner was
frat chosen TO Congress hia vote WAS about
900 After eight years he vas defeated
in hot canvass By Mr. Boteler, whose
ote was something ever 5000 Now, my
vote at the last election was over $4,000,
and you see how broad field now concen-
trates on one head its applications for
Office, for pensions, for war claims, for .
postotiices, mail routes, and every con
ceiyablc vsrity Of miscellaneous and
multifrrlous agency.
Are you candidate for the L. Sen.
ate, Mr. Wilson,
No; Ishall be a candidate for renomin-
atioa for Congress. lfthe people Of M
district see proper to further honor me in
this respect ! shall be perfectly content and
satisfied
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

BNluuo"r, January - The Commis,
.iooer c; Penaions has decided in the case
81 IN oN-soIdicr who deserted t:om bis
commend, fox which crime he was Grreat'
ID tried by ccuv: martial, found gully,
sentenced, 0Li served his term Of imPris
n9me2t. and afterwards restored to duty
snd served from ills date TO The f"?i'a
ion .! his term OF se:Yics AID was honor
ally discharged ;ba' KS 'i,ie 10 . Peasio.
= 20, anrcted - Its casree o! 3sse:lion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

Ross KELLEY, Newburg; married.
WILLIAM LANIRE, independence; mar
Iigd
FRANK LAMIRE, independence; single
NJ kENNEY, Newburg; single.
NICHOLAS BIRTLEy, Newburg. single.
albert MrWHLAWS. Newburgi mar
risd
JOAN HORyBY, Newburg; single.
JAMES JOHNSON, Newburg; married.
HARRY Guy, Newburg; Jingle
JosErH Guy, Newburg; married.
THOMAS Guy, Newburg; single.
RICHARD BIKTLEY, NeSbUrg; married
JOIN B7ERs Newburg; married.
CLINTON ALBRIGHT Newburg; married
JoHS CoNowAY, Newburg; single.
JouN EDWARDS. Newburg; single.
ADoLpH WEN, Newburg; married.
JOHN LAMBERT, Newburg; married.
GEORGE RIGGIYs, Scotch Hill; married.
i. MoONE, Newburg, single.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
LIVE STOCK.
Ehica ga.

CHICAGO, January Z@-ihc Drove )
:o"Inai reports: "@tli"--hece1Pts 100
uehu Die p1-c-'e' - WV "' ~ MAJ AT S'tHig
s"'IPNs ne ~ ~ ' ~. W. S'2y~e's
HHr .3 "or avg w, w. 'S~S' Guns 81 "n1
Hi' 10 . Do' ''' " r", 70 =, =, -
hogS- ,''S''P',, '''' '''"'' S''I, net
i,Wvo "'a"' lD"'A'' H''"'E Ahi ANY 70
Wv N'-a On S'.'' row! ana mlEed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
iNFSNTiCIDE.
! Peculiarly distressing Case at Nicholas
o. #.


Oh.
Special 10 iis SuuIrg Rsgists,.
NicHoLAs'C. II, W. Va, January 10
4 most distressing case 0! iutauticide was
brought 10 light in this nciahborhood on
last Tharsiay morning. Miss Eais, a
rather gcod looking young lady, a native
Of Fsyette county, and probably hardly
twenty years cid, who has recently been
employed as domestic at Ironton, Ohio,
recently arrived in this county and stopped
with relative, c. n. Drennon, who re.
sizes eleven miles below this town
Whether her conduct was in any
way suspicious was not known.
However, Oh the night Of
January ! III, after all III the house bad re.
tired size silently went to the rear OF the
house and gave birth TO a child This was
oae cf the coldest nights during the CON
liguance OF the very cod weather ola week
or more ago. She returned TO the house
enda!tor~ards thabody ofthe child was dis
covered in . chicken coop. an inquest
was held and the coroners jury returned
verdict that the child, which proved 10 be
male, cane 10 itg death through violence
A. tie hands Of its mother, Miss Eadg An
oz1m;.a'ian disclosed the lac, that the
chi:t's skull WAS fractured. 4 warrant was
at once issue, bu. il vas not served asthe
mrl was a. los; accounts confined to her
bed, ard j, is doubtful If she RECEIVERS the
u.ip from the exposure Of tie night Of the
oirth. ThnlocDg woman claims she WAS
setacc1 under promi.c Of marriage by q
young man esidlRg in lrontor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
NHNTHrAya-

ave " acCl ng SsA -. and Iun 7vs.g aogI
l.E 9 p, ~.
.ea75 Waesluls srk 81, 4. and run every Scss
I- 10 ,. y.
re "CAurch Train sill leave cab te-- inu, AZ
..-Unm {. NifNlE -upi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
I)eelin9 8eoisffr;
TRAVELLERS sSi5D1.

a EalYkf. AND DEPARTURE o. ThAls..-
i EXPLANATION Cy kRFgEsECE nsAEs:
sUGlr tSuuday excepted. Monday sxoepted.-
WhsClrg Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

h, 2. \ &. Railroad.
asass Eelaire :, - ?, n. for Wootsusld Snd
san Ele-C5!g.
,aaTe Ealls,re ~ $50 a N. for sumuerGei5 snd
ESrssy'lr.
1,-,ye =, Eallst,c la.iD, ~. ~ SOS p W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
GoyGRENrNrs---lIC!! AID s;cGdy.
STATE SE,rRl.lEs-NcyleCteG.

DtAIE Ok. III Tbs -NcgltCleu'
ESIawAY.-Q aist; sales Sl,739,00
SrO,Es-THcre was 4 weak opening for
slccks fss, prices showing losses ranging
between sGG per cent. The
movement DARN ,bc first hour
was s3mewha- irregular, slight
advance being made in some cases
toIoSea bya weak zone during which
lo,sea ragged from 10 !, bu.
later there ~as slight upward
movement, ami IN iAe afternoon renewed
weaHrs.l. wA.cL coLtiuucG until the close
The b n p.icss Of the day were made at
the op,nitg. @. within The fret hour, and
the loves; quotation ct Or near the close
~ Paai continued 10 monOpol2e "a large
share Of business ard it cioscd st loss Of
q pr cent. Northwestern was down ! /.
Uregon Navigation {. Omaha conmou !,
Louisville ana Nashville i per cent
Il is claimed tina, the competition Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio system east OF
Mississippi viii nave bad effect on the
earnings c! Louisville and Nashville.
lake Shore yielded :, New York Central
!, Pacific Mail closed with loss of /.
Changes compared with the closing figures
olg ,cG ago ere generally unimporiaut,
and a!c pretty evenly divided between ad-
vanccs and declines. Louisville aud Nash
vile shows loss Of 3, Pacific Mail -.
Total salss for The week aggregate 2,0I2,-
Isl sbares, against 23I 1911 shares last
NO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
The DYNAMITE TERROR
Again Seizes Merry England and
Causes Her TO Quake.
A Suspect" on the Track of the
Prince of Wales.

Extra Precautions Against Re-
newal of the 0utrages.
LONDON, January 23.-The police au
IhoIities are again taking extraordinary
precautions to guard against the proba
biity Of dynamite outrages. The guards
Of the principal public buildings wert
doubled TO day, and there are indication!
Of unusual police vigilance in every quar-
,cr. II is asserted that this activity on th'
cag. OF the police is occgsioned By The
fact that The authorities nave be
come cognizant Of threats OF violence
uttered in consequence OF the unsatiatac
tory character OF that portion Of The
Queens speech referring 10 the Irish ques
ton. Il is noted also that to-day is the
anniversary CT the explosions at Wesmins
ter Hall and tue Tower Of Loudon, aud
some apprehension has been felt lest The
da7 should be signailed by renewal q
ou,rages. A Cabinet Council has been in
session th;s afternoon, aud ezra police
men are on du.y ab5u. the building.
THE PRIME N DANGER
!. is stated thai the Dublin police author
ties yest:rGay telegraphed Sir Richard
Assheton Cross Home Secretary, that a
suspect had left there for Chester, and
that Ii wss this Information tina! c4used
the Priuca OF WB!es Instead Of
sughting 1t Chester, whil3 proceed
iug 10 visit the Duke OF Wes;m!n.
sior, to leave the train ut gLo.ksr station
gnG proceeded thence 10 Eaton Hail, he
bake residence. At Cbesier, q stranger
Vas beard asking where tie Prince Of
Wales bal a.ighlrd from the tram y
Gordon OF police NOW surrounds Eaton
Nall 1t is also stated that the suspect
who lefJ Dublin for Chester is well known
aLd dangerous character OF the former
civ. The police Of Chester are dog ing
iLs mo. smerts Of all Glrauders in The
place, but have as yet made 40 Arrests.
H"a.E' TIN" THE FN'.'A'
Loynoy, January 2&.-Ihe news from
Chester tonight I3 tEat extraordinary pre-
cautions ase Oeiat taken against any pos-
-ib.e attempt OF the Ike q TIE Prince OF
Wales during hls stay there. Ihe police
Gordon around EA'on Han has been
doubled aud large force OF PoI'cais held
in reserve in case OF al emergency. Inc
grounds arouLd the Dukoct Westminster g
residence are !.icly studded with detec
tilcs. The utmost vigilance is Observed,
aGa al isro;s are compelled 10 show
passes before 5eirg admitted IL ,he
,-ouuds.
The astounding
..,.,.,..- 49,. .,,c .,n.rov,.'s srrr..r
~
'sr.ciaiy "Mohs n" ne" I"oeF@' mem,
olF' Oh A!''""'Ta'' 10 ''C'.nlTs Ho1' ::
-s.s,6,, ,heE,c;lify With which he turns
ou apparently hopeless position into one
almos, unassaiIab:c, and the iufaity OF re-
source which lie displays, compass an irre-
:isiJic allegiance from young members
Besides, Mc. Gladstone happy position on
the Irish question, although be proPonnded
10 definite policy, has delighted the Par
rclliiea, and hey ore almost unanimously
a--ecd thst Gladstone IL still wiling and
...I. Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
WHISKY ore N,
! ,.nbia rrclE Il, "a th4 Peat" % q 81
tho Participants.

\ .,.uais H'gl i. '-7 "a 'h' 1900
tho Participants.
r,r,-.,rr. Ky. January q -p,2"T
r-,i,ad States Marshal Riley, who GrE,''u
the iail with tro mooas5ine1s, orIeS
.,a news O. 8 bloody affair thai occurred "
c,., DAYS ago rear tie village o. A9nchsS'
or in CLAW county. Theodore hsnge'
Tirz silver ard Daa aud George cray,
vLo vsrs az yourg farmers, went tcgslls'
,.la fs9ze Of haze Harvey, who lives ca
- -, cf clearing noar the village
Ts.v sere G.inking and grew 4dGrtSs'-
-. , The womsu 5eirg no cause OF tee
.r,n,,s In the ED, pistols were oia"n
al q duei fought in the house between
The GRAY oo-s. VINO were brothers on cue
ill. and Berga nad Siyers on the oiher.
ria woman rep out ct the house ut once
.nd obtained assistance At the F!'I"Se
Men she came ba.k with several men
half an hour la.e.. George Gra' and bsnEe
aid Sfvers were found lyicg upon me
Hoor dead, each having several oueilels ID
s:r, Dan G,sy was still living, but NOR
tslly wounded Tae woman says tnat a
oot,la Of whisky they carried was at tns
bottom Of the trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Moucynr iaI /" Per Cent-Governmemts
Dali HuG steady --Sturhs irregular
r!ou" uuc, Wh-at steady.
Nv Iar+ Ja.G1c5 - Money on cali
easy &; lor!. PER cant,ir::o:e mercantile
paper e, 4saj per cent; sterling exchange
qqie.. .',ady and unchanged
GoN tNEMHN r.--nG!! aAa ..cGdY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
.sl.aEEl..s.s ~ - $50 s.

~ Ayn AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER {,
se rains on the Wheeling ant Elm tiT1ye
EaI.rrei vii, ran ~ follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
affect his Standing with his party?

r,.-,.
Affect his s'anoing "ilh MS parry
"On the silver question there ore no
party lines. Nearly az mshy O. one P''H
rs q tne otGeF Oppose 'he I Lss'aen' .
views. But | do not think any Democrat
considers difference OF opinion on that
question as al, citing the general suppor!
and triendlincs' Tor the administration.
For my part | have !ei; iiom the beginning
that rs far as possible we must al says
stand by the PfesiJent. lie IS our Ffe'i'
dent, wise, patriotic ara si.1rE tAecu-
iiye--one in "ao=a integrity sad sincerity
the people have gro :'HR La..h. | have
always commended NJ" b'he:eJ IA At
Cleveland : general potlry. lie has sad
led the ccUdilicfs Q. Ptfm"nent md con
,iuued success, ana Witt W. have been i'm
patient end disP5s.i, p'''HP2 to i,ra fault
in particular INSTANCES tie general ieeiing
mG-t &c hist the Pf.H'"elt, acting Tor the
whole country, and hardened vita re.
sponsibii'y 10 one OF rs could share, has
been true 10 tis rl.dlrs aud ha9-ereaty
advanced the pro e2@'a q orr party for 4
Continued lease Of Iorer l5eheYg Be "iLi
be his own succesgc,
But DO ro2 ,niuk west Virginia has re.
ceivsd as many good ?5'siA'"s as she hai
ngh' 'o expert ""''' '"- "'''.'''' "
uoh M, o. ,,.-,.s t.,..,. &C.. .,;,i go,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

YES. shall break the engagement,
,;.s said. folding Ter srUos GCi looking &C.
f,,,r: IL ia really 100 much trouble 10 coz,
.,rss ui,h him: he rs deaf rs . post, and
ssl,s has g. bad mou,H'u, of mUsh. Be
.iaes IL so aa u--EI md sY.ts IS dis
gnsj~g" Don't break to ,.gagemt nj
,ay aa,: SCI huo 20 take d, Sa-e's g
r.rrl R-m,tv. l. viii CE:a q" com
plrrs.. "|.u Il! tell him. | DO tHts
. no t,caS :, ii. fer " al o'aar rgsa.'s he ,
..-... a.. ,-erm:rl O. ere,sy. r cured
his Ca,uIa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
legislation at this session ?

legislation at this session?
oh the silver question has so pressed
to the front that we hear little at prcaent
about tae tariff. But suppose the Ways
and Means Committee will give us some
bill or bills in due season and bring the
matter before the House. hope they will
endeavor to frame q bill that Will CON.
mand our full party strength. We pledged
ourselves in our last platform to revise the
tariff in spirit of fairness to all interests,
and we ought to carry out that pledge in
its letter and in its spirit Secretary Man
ning discussed this question With great Wig
or and cearness in his report, and it Is Ger
tain we shall have the active support OF the
Treasury Department in all our Efforts in
that direction. The tariff reform ID q ques-
ton tuat will not down. There are too
many men in earnest about il, in both
houses, 10 allow it to disappear, and while
they would, | am convinced, be satisfied
today, with q very moderate measure, de-
lay will add to their demand and it will in.
crease their sense oil wrong aud injustice.
How does
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
GlEcbnLnp


CoIcDo, D. danu.ry -. 49, n iea,-.
Quiet; cnsh az Jaaunr, Hv': February 2Ic,
Nay 93ic Com Firm, cash iUc; May
lllc. Oats-NorkirE doing; MAJ sc BID
Clover Seed--SlsaG~. cash ; 20; Tebru-
ary s. D. March - @ asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

H0g ) YDiR EHEJEA II/' Is question
TIA. appeals 10 every tortured victim OF Rhed-
laarisIn, Sho hnds the ordinary PA,
~. tays and !IniDent. povefless 10 relieve
~ L!n. To such tho CyTIcURA AST,-
7HS PAN PLASTER IS an elegant and never
I'M ,,iling source OF Teiici. Darishing rhen-
Ao trpatic, Heuts'gic sc!aIic, 'utten, shsrT
st .yaus rains as by magic. Ns>, original,
sy.aIy -,i" At drUgGitts, 25c i've FOX ore dOlsr,
marlel re PpTTEg pREg s. iEgg,l' CO Boz
IN Isnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

!. wr-E.-, n sHifa VUIlh remove I"0U
o.n.t ,vsry 10 h2u:s. About eleven
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

By being knocked 10 the ground by the
blast OF sir. The talk Of throwing them
selves down to avoid the fire is noHsersc
fox the reason that the exI losiou is TOO
quick The after damp or choke DAMP
d heavy gas, and sstrles aIo@g the floor
officiating all who breath it,
To day the vicinity Of the mine Was pho
tographed for au eastern paper. Correspond
ents for all the Leading journals are here
AID the amount OF newspap.r work, dcLe
under adverse circumstances, has been
large.
Ever since the calamity the town has
been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

OTUWT 10 so. To |ITE SN|LIN |N"'T
bu, they viii, not do it Unless every man
is persor"'iy searched, tG-y viii CRY down
HoksI rIh:s against the NOS; positive Or
Gsrs, ara even ligh, their pipes and smoke
At times ~heu rplrh may cost them their
liY,a. Il is carcirssaess arisir" from lorE
familiarity with danger, and suppose eau
uot bchelpsd. The las accumuatls very
rapidly, but IS IS easily GOT rid Of When
a miuCr finds it in room q little a2i'siio@
otlhc air with u coat will dive it out. The
FIRE gas is ljgh, aud forms first At the roof
aul often when it is exploded in small
u1sn',i,s the miners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

Loypoy, January 2&.-The news from
Chester to night is tkat extraordinary pre-
cautions ase oeia. taken scains, any pos-
.;ble attempt on The Ike Ct tie Prince Of
Wales during hs stay there. Tho police
Gordon around EAton Hail has been
doubled aud q large force Of police is held
in reserve in case OF an emergency. The
gryuuds arould the Dukcof Westminster g
residence or9 !.icly studded with detec
ti}cs. The utmost vigilance is Observed,
and al is:o;S are compelled 10 chow
passes before 5eirg admitted u TIC
.-ouUGs.
The astounding
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

There ia one fact. however, tina. ! have
never seeu commented Oh |. 10 the, that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

and the capacity @! the vendors OF food
has been taxed to the u;mos'. At the
hotel men form liue q. the dining rnom
door, and take lhei. turn 8. the table ~hen
they gct chance. Many are compelled 70
20 10 Grafton, thirteen miles away Tor Q
place to sleep, and last night, in addition
10 those carried by tho passenger trains,
about dozen, including your correspond,
cut went up on ,reiek; train, through
the kindress o. Train Dispatcher Dau!ap
By the way, the courtesies extended by Mr.
dunlap to the press have been many, anc
sincere thauhs are extended in return.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
Application for Patent.
Notice No. l,44l.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, June II, 1886,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
attorney in fact, OF Salt Lake City, Utah, has
made application for United States patent for
the 'gsland Mine" Lode mining claim. situate
in Little Cottonwood Mining District, Salt Lake
county, Utah Territory, consisting of 500 linear
feet of the lode, and surface ground 100 feet
wide, being Lot No. l7S and described in the
field notes and plat of the official survey ON file
in this office, with magnetic variation at Is
degrees 20 minutes east, as follows: Com
menCing at post No. l, a corner of the claim,
and running thence north 36 degrees west 100
feet to post No Q; thence south 81 degrees west
1900 feet to post No 81 thence south 80 degrees
grees east 800 feet TO said post No the place of
beginning; containing a total area OF S.4l3
acres; expressly excepting aud excluding,
however, from the above-described area so
much thereof as is embraced and included in
the Davenport" Lot No. 10, conflict, the area
claimed being 8,l76 acres. From the middle OF
the northerly end line of said claim its discov.
cry point bears south "a degrees west and 800
feet distant, and from said discovery point L. g.
mineral monument No. !, In said district bears
south ~ degrees 10 minutes east HAS feet dis
tant The said mining claim being OF record
in the office OF the Recorder OF said mining
The nearest known location being the "baven.
port" Lot No. 45, and the Matilda" Lot No 49,
mining claims, In the same mining district.
/ direct that this notice TO be published In the
SALT LAKE DAILY DEMOCRAT, the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim for
the period OF sixty days.
d. WEBB. Register.