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l047. KENT COUNTY 1885.
Mutual Insurance Co. .
DOVER, DEL.
DOVER, DEL.

iusures against loss by fire, issuing mutual poll
cies only under which payments are made an.
nually in advance during membership, and on
ceasing TO be members whatever remains uucX.
pended after paying losses. expenses and divi-
dends is returned, thereby furnishing insurance
at cost.
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The entire ci y Of Virginia, in Nevada,
has moved over thirty inches to the
east since the big fire of 1876 The
Maynard block, in Golden Hill, is known
to be gradually sliding down in the
direction Of Gold canyon, and has
moved nearly two feet since its erection.
This movement is SO gradual that it
does not affect in any manner the safety
of the building, as tbs ground, TO the
depth Of nearly one hundred feet to the
bed rock, is known 10 be continually
sliding. It is a well.lSSown fact among
practical miners that the ground ON
which Virginia City is built is what is
termed a slide, and that it is necessary
10 sink nearly one hundred feet before
finding the natural bed rock. These
slides are caused by the constant crum-
bling of the rocks on the mountain
sides The debris thus accumulated
through incaloulable ages is constantly
gravitating downward, and in q few
hundred thousands of years what is
known as the site OF Virginia City viii
be nothing but barron bed rock.
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LINCOLN AS A coNoREssDrAN.

Mr.. Lincoln took his seat in congress
on the first Monday in December 1S47.
He sat in the old hall of the
house of representatives, and for the
long session was so unfortunate as to
draw one of the most undesirable seats in
the hall. He participated but little in
the active business of the house, and
made the personal acquaintance of but
few members. He was attentive and
conscientious in the discharge of his
duties, and followed the course of legis-
latiOn closely. When he took his seat
In the house, the campaign of 1S4s for
president was just opening.
1 was again in Washington part of
the winter of 1919 (after the election of
General Taylor, and saw much of Mr..
Lincoln. A small number of mutual
Misunderstanding Mr.. Lincoln-made
up party to attend the Inauguration
ball together. 1t was by far the most
brilliant inaguration ball ever given.
OF course, Mr.. Lincoln had never seen
anything of the kind before. One of
the most modest and unpretending
persons present. he could not have
dreamed that like honors were to come
to him almost within little more than
q decade. He was greatly interested in
all that was to be seen, and we did not
take our departure until three OF four
o'clock in the morning. When we went
to the cloak and hat room, Mr.. Lincoln
had no trouble in finding his short cloak,
which little more than covered his
shoulders, but after a long search was
unable to find his hat After an hour
he gave up all idea of finding it. Taking
his cloak on his arm he walked out into
Judiciary square, deliberately adjusting
it on his shoulders, and started off bare
headed for his lodgings. It would be
hard to forget the sight of that tail and
slim man, with his short cloak thrown
over his shoulders, without any hat on,
starting for his long walk home on
Capitol Hill ut four o'clock in the morn
ing. And this incident is akin to one
related to me by the librarian of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Mr.. Lincoln came to the library one day
for the purpose of procuring some law
books which he wanted to take to his
room for examination. Getting together
all the books he wanted, he placed them
in pile on the table. Taking a large
bandana handkerchief from his pocket,
he tied them up and putting stick
which he had brought with him through
o knot he had made in ihe handkerchief,
adjusting the package of books to his
stick, he shouldered it, and marched off
from Che library to his room. In few
days lie returned the books in the same
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AGENTS.:
JAMES II. TODD, General Agent Dover
Geo. v. HHtdms Ntlcdrk. r. w. HGlea, BridgeudIe
Geo b. M0ney' Dei. city. Len1UeL W. Naples. LCqUes
d. b. -HdiOHey, T0icaseRd John w. WO0tfe1l Laurel
j.. 4. JeTmdR, Smyrna. Henry ". Baker, Scdtord
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j. b. anderson Fredericq fOlVn
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". NJ SteueHSOR, FeltOa. B. r. VdOaaaOu for IO1re
ca. Harrington, Farming Susser
ton.
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or Canada. ' "'''''" "'''''
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-11
A nsu.ar k.b,e Coincidence.

Gilhooly is quito familiar with the
Nose Schaumberg family, so much so
that he frequently ia a guest at the
Schaumberg mansion On Austin avenue.
One day last week, while enjoying the
hospitality Of his hebrew friend, Gil.
hooly remarked;
Tomorrow will be my birthday"
80 It vas mine," said Nose Schaum.
burg junior
''Mins doc," chimed in Rebecca.
"What = singular coincidencs!" ex
claimed Gilnooly.
1T vas mine doc.' said Issac.
"Mine doo," observed Rachel.
mine doo." corroboratcd Solomon.
mine doc,' piped Levy. the baby.
Il dslls you. Mister Gilhooly. how dot
ish. Ven der wash 80 many birthdays
dot family in you makes fifty per shent
ven you has dem al dot same day on"
exclaimed the head Of the family.
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NOTICE.

NYoTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ApPLl.
JN CATION for pstsnts for Town Ioss, h
ginning at post marked No. l., 81 eospe =
81 the Town Of Dristol: Thence b minsni
monument No. bears y Tan degrees = q. .sau
feet; 9 mineral monument no. standing at
the northeast corner Of Sixth and Main stssstas
in the Town Of Bristol. bears 60A deaNss "
First course, 7oH degrees " s,elo seet
post Married No. Q, corner Town Of Bsistoks
thence, 2c course, N i9b degrees " 3yeAo feat
to post marked No. y, NV corner Town Of Blts.
toll: thence, Sd course, N s0A degrees : ~
feet to post marked No. I. NE cernsr Town Of
Bristol; and thence, 9Th ccurse,e 3 loh degrees
2.6Ac Zee 40 poet No. the place Of htgii nins,
contsihirg one bundled and sixty acres, sLd ~
State OF Nevada must be MADE to the uLdtr
signed on or before the llth dsy Of Ietsasyy
A. D. 1884, or be forever barred See Ccnrils
Laws Of tho State Of Nevada, p. tie. voi.
section $3.50, act approved February 1oehs ~
Application must be Sled With 4. =. tlsi
Bristol. Nevada.
spii-st n Asssf1 SWnsies sf1si
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Application for n Patent


UrtrED SrATEH IAED OFzlcE,
Eureka. Sevads, February $, A. d. 1883.
hTOTiUE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT u. J.
~ Eaiiis AMI u. Lehmer, who's. postoffice
address T. Cincinnati, Ohio, nave this dsy hled
their application Tor petert for NJ cen hun.
deed linear feef Of the Indian Chief niue or
vein besring gold aud silver, with surface
ground Elk hundred feet In width. situated
OF Lincoln aud state Of Nevada. and Designated
by the fela notes and official plat on hie Ia this
Office Is Lot Number 80, 10 Township 3 South
Range, So Esst Of Molbt Diablo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 80 being 81
foliowr, to wit:
Keainniug at a post married. No l, o Bur
vey No 30, whencethe post between Sections
82 and 20. T 8. It, 80 E, " d NJ, bears N 8 des
IS min 100 feat, and the mouth Of Springer
Tunnel b-afs n 1871 deg W 100 fest. Themes
rupning, ist course. y deg 45 min " l500 feet
10 post marked No ., 0 y Survey No ~, old
Thence, I'd course. N "a deg Is min " GOO feet
to post marked No3, U 8 Survey No 80; oil
monument bears N3t deg " 28 feet from sAl,
post No 8. Thence, 81 course. deg 46 mil
h 1900 feet, to post marked No 1, q Survey "
90. old monument bears Ga deg 80 min VIZ
foe. from post No4. Thence, 4th course. s 8
deg 6 min 4 500 feet. to post marked Nc l. tn
place vi beginning. Magnetic variation l6 de-
East containing 20 06-lO0 acres. g.N.
The io,at,on OF this mine is recorded IL
the Recorder ! otice OF Lincoln County, State Q
Nevada, in u lok OF Mining Notices, page 20s
| This claim is bounded by IL, known claims.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely an,
! portion OF esid 'ludisn Chief" mine or sur
isce grouud are required 90 file their advers
clalu with ths Register OF the United State
| Land office at Erreka, ia the State OF Nevads
dnriug tho sixty days period OF puolicAtto'
| hereof, or they viii be barred by virtue OF tn
provisions Of tho statnte,
F.H. HIsCKLEY, Register.
II H. hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
| OF application Tor pstent be published tor "a
| period OF ten consecutive weeks in the Pioch
Rrcoep, Z weekly newspaper. published i
Pioohe, Lincoln county, Nevada
flT.iot FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
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FROM EyEaYwHKRE.

Elijah Pelton, oi Shchola Glen, has in
q biz cage nearly two hundred rattle.
eoskes and copperhead., and walks
among them and handles them With sb
solutely fearlessness. Some OF them
show decided affection for hin.
Montgomery, Alabama, boasts Of war
relic in tho shape Of an autiquated laule,
branded Confederate States" Oh one
aide and United Ststes" on the other
He !s raid to have served G term on both
sides during the late war.
The lndian ladies' of Lower Brule
Agency, Dakota. have their weekly
sewing circle, interchange local news
and tell stories about absent sisters Just
like white women.
Miles ). Dean, an Oregon school teacher
has been found guilty of attempting to
use postage stamps from which he had
removed the canceling marks. Small
business.
The bunco business is lsuguishing in
New York, and casea Of swiudling By
that means grows more and more rare.
Door-knocks of the old fashioned kind
are once more appearing on the doors oi
fa.hionabls New York residences.
A Missouri farmer has Z co@ six ysari
old which has never calved, but supplis'
tho family with milk regularly.
w. Todd, of Paoli, Kan, wears nect.
tie Of the skin Of rattlssnake and th'
rattle is used as scart-pin.
The four northern counties OF Ilsh'
are seeking TO become apart Of Washing
ton Territory.
A citizen Of HOLSTER, Penn, deisyet
his suicide until after election 40 as no
to lose his vote.
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Application for a Patent
No. 7l2.
uSlTEp STATES LAND orvicE,

Eurela, Nevada, March 10, 1889.
NrorICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
N j. Smith and george Morton, whose port.
otice address is Tempiute. Lincoln County,
Nevada, has this day flied his application foe
psteut for ffteeI hundrad linear feet Of the
5tariinR mine or vein bearing silver with sur.
face ground six hundred feet In width, and
Ag5-loe acres hs miiisite. situated in Tempt.
ate Mining District, County OF Lincoln and
stale OF Nevada, and desigpasod by the held
lotes and Official plat on file iu this crice as
lot nu tnber 81, A sdd D, iucsted on unsurvayed
lerd. The exterior boundaries OF said lot No,
81. a md b. being ~ follows. to WITT
Beginning st post marked No I. q 8 survey
NJ 81. Lot "a" the same being rost No Of y
8 survey No 90, lot "a" Standard lode, whence
q ! mineral monrment No 3, on Coyote Peak,
hesrs 3 II deg 81 min " 4653 teot Thence
cnnnnp LIST course, deg 1900 feet, to post
marked No 2 ! survey No67, lot "a" thence.
al course, Y 70 deg COO feet. to post marked
No 3. u s survey No 81, lot A; tn nee, Sd course.
s 8 des W ,st0 feet. TO po t marked NJ 4, Y 3
survey No 81, lot 4, the ssme being post No
Of & survey No i5G, lot A, stan lard lode, and
thence. 4,h course, 8 10 deg " 600 feet, to post
No |. the place OF begiuning. Containing IL
07-lUo acres.
Also the following les ,riLed tract OF land @
millsite; beginning o. post marked No !,
survey No 81, lot "B." wheace = mineral
m,nument No s bears N ~ deg E l16s feet. and
pest No Of this survey bears 81 deg ~ min
4s6sO feet. Thence running, lst course, N 81
deg W s63 feet, to post marked No2, o survt ,
No 81. lot '.B;" thence. I'd course N's deg 5si
feet, to port Ii .rked Nc 8, U 8 survey No 81, loi
"p;'' thence, sd course, N 80 deg u $50 feet, "a
post marked No 4. y ssurvey No 81. lot "B,
snd thence, ith couies, deg " 6si feet. tc
post No !. the plsce Of beginning. Containing
o. 5 loo acres. Magnetic variation l6 degrees 81
min east
The location OF this niue 10 recorded In III,
Recorders ONCE OF Tempiute Mining District
In book 'B," page 1893. OF the mining records 0
sail district. This claim ia bounded on tn,
snuth by the Standard. Any and pll person.
claiming sivarsely any portion Of said stcrl
ing Mine and Millsite or surface ground are 70
qal-ed to file their adverse claims with tn
| i:egis.er o, the United States Land Once .
Eureka, In this State OF Nevada, during the sixt,
dsye period Of publication hereof, or they Will
be barred by virtus Of the provisions OF tn
! Statute.
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A TRAGEDY ON TIE PLAINS.

The writer met on the streets Of Chey.
enne few days ago 40 old friend last
seen on the southern cattle trail. Old
times were talked over Our friend still
followed the Texas longhorns. End many
rcenss Of past days wers recalled and
many trail adventures recounted. Ia
the course Of the talk Of the Red Rive,
crossing was mentioned, and our friend
said he must tell Of a romantic tragedy
marking the crossing Of the stream by
the herd he was with this season. lr
the outfit starting To gather cattle foI
the trail ia the early spring, was young
fellow about whom hung mystery.
lie had been with the outfit aincs the
fall bsforu, and such was his reserve
that six months had not succeeded ir
making him any better known To biz
companions than when he had joined
them. lie was slight and delicate ia
appearances to girlishuess. yet his duty
wss always performed ss well as that oi
the most stalwart rider. In the sprins
when the activity of the cattle gatberin.
began, this young fellow. to whom th'
boys had given the sobriquet Of Lady,
bocame restless. An eager anxiety :,
see every .tranger encountered on th'
range seemed 10 have taken complete
possession Of him.
LADY" carried good Winchestel
hsbitually, and knew exactly how t
use IL. IL soon became Recognised fsct
in the outfit that the young fellow VA
looking for some one aud the wild COW
boys watched eagerly for the denoue
mcnt. 1t did not come until the here
had been gathered and reached the Rec
River crossing. The night the outf
camped on the banks Of the red strean
there rode into the camp q stranger look
ing for work.. He was stalwart, sui
burnt fellow, apparently about tbirt,
years Of ago. A the foreman arose from
his supper to meet the new conner, tber'
camo the rapid beat OF hcofs.
A horse dashed up 70 the group aronnt
tho supper fire, girlish form lesped II
the ground, the freight shone on th'
barrel Of leveled Winchester as i
covered the stranger, and voice, clca
and stern, was heard: make you
peace with God at once James Saunders
It's /, Ella Morrow, who speaks to you.
A spcllbound silence endured for
seconds space, and then the report ram
out. James Saunders pitched hesdlonI
from his horse. shot through the hear
BY Lady" the woman he had deserted
Scarcely had tso smoke wreaths cleare
away when another report came, an
Lady" had taken hsr own life.
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NOTICE OF SUIT coMMENcED.

STATE or NEVADA, COUNTY OF I.IN7oIH, !
prsTRIcT on PR,sxcuT1Ho ArroasEY's OFFICE
To the following named defendants and to
ali owners or claimAnte to tho real estate ghd
improvemsnts therool, or improvements when
asssssei separately, hereinafter described; !;
situate, lying and being In the County Of LiI'
coin, State Of Nevada. known or unknown. you
are horeby uotihod that suit has been cou,-
msnosi In the Justice Court. Phoebe Township
the State Of Nevada, Elsintif, against eacn
Of the defendants hereinafter named.
and each Of the following dtscrDsd
tracts or parcels Of land, with the in-
provsmsnn thereon and improvements when
separately Asssssed, and all owners and elsini-
ants 70 ssme, known or unknown, to recover the
TAI and delinqusncy assessed TO said defendant
msncing JSnu sry /. 1883. and ending Decem.
Dor 81, 1855 aud that snnnons has been duly
lssued In said case; and you are further notinec
thst unless you appear and answer the com'
pl int hisd and show csuse on or before the
2ird day Of December. 1885. ju isment Will be
tsken against yon. and the real estate and I'm.
provements hereinafter described for the nonni
Of taxes and delinquency specified and costs Of
suit;
TAX AND DELNoUxScr.
Nssbitt Brothers. g undivi led interest III pos
sess ,ry claim to (t0 f,rty acres OF land il Con
dor Canyon, 10 miles south Of Piocae, on lin
| Of n. O a. n. and improvements consisting oi q
ten stamp quarts mill. .,, n,
TAX. .........s's...*iW W
Tea per cent..... ....................... III u
| roksl .sii0 0,
| r. j. osDORNE,
District Or Pseascuting Attorney for Lncols
j OQlQty
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The issue Of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ending
November 9th was 5s6, 900, and the
same week last year $4,000. Ths ship
ment Of fractional silver coin since No.
vcmbes lst amounts 70 e66S, 900.
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Two men arc flooding California in the
vicinity Of Rcd Bluff. Cottonwood and
Rsdding with worthless $40 bills, some
Of which may find their way over here:
Tho bills appsar TO have been issued at
Montreal by the Consolidated Bank Of
Canada, and are worthless.
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No. s27.
Application for IL Patent
No. s27.


Eureka, Negade, June u, lSsS,
AIOTI0E IA HtRLbY GIVEN TliAT JOSEPH
IN PIsRNMANN and W. r. GRIFFIN. whose
postoi aiitess is Phoebe, Nevada. have this
day nled their Ayplic Ation for patent for Elgh-
teen hundred linear feet OF the Phoebe Mine or
vein bearing silver. with surfAco ground two
hupdre feet In width. situated In Ely Shining
Dist.ict. County OF Lincoln and State of Nevada.
and dssiguatsd on the feid notes an ohicisl
plat on ieta thia offae as Lot humber s0 in
Township }, North Range. CT Fast OF Mount
Diebo Mes.disn; said lot No. 90 being as fol-
lows, to wit;
Beginning al post marked No. 1. q survey
No. 40, whence \ section corner on the south
b oundary of section -, III, N X 81 u, NJ b N
bears 2 ss deg 10 min 7I3 feet, Ihonee run
ming; ist course. N 10 leg So min W 2J2 B-loths
feet to post marked M 2. U 5 Survey No AZ;
thence. I'd course, 81 deg 81 min L as 4.!Dtns
feet, to post msrked No 0. u 4 Survey No Az,
thence, sd course, N n deg ~ mia L agl f-i0ths
fost, to post marked No I. . survey No 30;
thence, tth course. y 10 deg 53 min 200 feet to
post msrted No 8. U y survey No ~, whence
Wheelers monument bears N 80 deg IS uliD Q
500 feet; thence, 5th course, 4 II aos VI min W
1905 8 s10ths feet. t. post marked Nod, U 3as.
vey No 40; thence, 6tn ,ur-e, . 80 deg ~ min
W 7ai 10ths feet. to post No l the place Of be.
ginning. Magnetic variation lG deg East. con.
talnlng . 27-l0e acres.
The location Of this mine "a re 'orded in the
| Recorders ofncc OF Fly Miniug District. Tai.
clsin is bounded on the west by the psnsckei
| IN ming claim.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
| portion Of said Piochc Mine or surface ground
are required TO iile their adverse claims With
the Register Of the United stalea Land Office al
Eurcka. IL tho State of Nevada, during tbe sixt,
days period Of publication hereof or they viii
bo barred by virtue OF the prcvisions Of the
Statute.
| F.H. HINoKLE2, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent b, published ten cou
| aacntiyO Hnrta. In ine rinche REcnrn Il MnnklI
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lallli moro money than OF snything else by
WIW takinS al agency for the best selling
iii book out. Beginners succeed grsndly.
None fall. Tofms free. HALLzrr BOOK
| Co.. PcItlAnd, Maine.
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