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LOcnL Brcpietex.


Miss Jessie SIonestr.et Of Rockville Is on a
Mr.. Frank Dement, lost valuable horse
on last Tuesday.
Captain Jimes R. Smith has rexted, aud is
fishing the White House fishery tins season.
Messrs Bowling, IIughes'ile, are erecting
ncw store house 1t twill be the largest when
completed, it is said, i'll the county.
The ser supper for the benefit of ST.
Peters Catholic church will be held at Wall
dorf on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Judge Jenkins is slowly convale8cins. lie
took drive a few days ago and was not IA
tigurl by the ride The Judge says there is
life in the old man yet
Captain Thomas Ching is an applicant Tor
The communicating of the Katie Hines. Ills
friends are urging his clam with will, but II
is said by the knowing ones that Mr. Alpheus
Halls ip is booked for the place.
We are indebted to Mr.. j. II. NJ. Barber for
an invitation to attend the annual Commences
ment of the Medical Department OF George
town to be held on Tuesd next. Mr. Bar
Der is student at this institution and will III
another year be an NJ. D.
Mr.. Albin Price, Commission Merchant Of
Washington, sold April 5th for S. S. Lancas
ter, Cobb Neck, lambs, for S57 20. On
the 10th instant more for SAG 81. lie also
sold about the same time for Il Prince George
party lambs for Sol %. These fine sale
speak well for Mr.. Price as statesmen. Mr
Lancaster's lambs are said to have been thu
finest received in the Washington market TN
season.
As a superb hair lressing and renovatof
Ayers Hair Yigor is universally commended
1t eradicates Scruf and dandruf, cures erup
tions and itchings of :he scalp, promotes re-
newed growth of the hair, and prevents IL
fading or turning gray.
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YEARLY RATES:


Commissions commissions of the
newly appointed Justices Of the Peace and
p.gi.ter, having been received. The part's to
whom they are issued are hereby notified to
,,me forward and qualify at once. II any
.opoin,ee fails to do SO within thirty days his
commission will be returned to the governor
=, by law directed
J. SAMUEL TrRsER, Clerk.
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The Palace of Ba,timo

Clothing Establishment is Acma city
". Baltimore Street. a visit will ,bo, ,, SOs
'ne neatest and prettiest store in B,l,;~ ' you
/ Is worth seeing for this alone, and nn'"s
Use can you get such stylish Gents, 1''s
Boys Clothing for so little money and
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Pcddler'S Licenses -Cterk Jaha r. GRAY.
of the Baltimore Court OF Clmmm Pleas. has
Sent nh inquiry to Comptroller turner con
corning the operations OF Mr.. ShAri ! llS re-
,tiug to the licenses Of ped Hers al liawkers.
Mr.. Stakes ,aw in section | ss kLtll IL
censes for selling goods and ARIES Il II br
granted nv the clerks OF the Cirail 'airts If
the counties and tine clerk ofa Burt Of
Common Pleas in the city Of hlia6re e1-
cept where different mode is aeiafy pr,
vided; and all ligeusess - - =
he issued for space Ne #SlgVl
ceeding the date of lssuiS the.me ev,n,
licenses for fisheries and h)rscls." The
law provides that Gor every li,,a t.not to
extend beyond The county ia with the same
miy be issued there shal he IA for everv
license TO trace! on foot 500; nraveI with
4 horse or other beast of hurieaad way,n
or other vehicle $50: with two ar.cs a.,
500. Nothing in this section lb anulv IN
hI"kcrs and pe'ldlers ofoYsfers fb,pd ,ne,t.
IN taelr unpreSeryrd and ,turaondition
Or of fruits "ud vegetables that are sold in
ms State and sold in their natuoIcondi,ion
For every apprehension aud CONVECTION o. a
h'"Aer and peddler the sheriff, @nst,be or
person experimenting shall receive SO IN he
recovered IS part of the costs. Taslw takes
effect on June /.
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fits;-All fits stopped free by D. M,
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits alto. g. ''''''e
use, Marvellous cures. Treatise and :, I ny,
bottle free to fit cases. Send 10 nr y. ~ i'A'
9'l Arch Street, Philadelphia p, "ane'
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Valentine, Easter 4 Rirt.s.

Send twelve two cent stamps to the may.
turer and get four fine val.n,;ns. ,u"naiac-
opIbunaay cards that retail at FORTY Easter or
iafS each John G zook, Lititz Pa i've dol
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after the luxurious in Mems and Boys
Clothing can here be as well served
as the scracher after the merely SER
viceable, while in our enormous as
sortment of Novel Shapes and Styles
both are certain to be pleased. The
reputation of our house for Elegance
of Style aud Perfection of fit, to-
gether with lowncss of prices is a guar
antce at all times of perfect satlsfac-
ton. The great Surprise of the Sea-
son is undoubtedly the unexpectedly
low prices for goods universally &C
knowledged the best in the market
We can fit the Boy p
years old, as we'll as the
man of Weight 600
pounds }
Acme Hall,
The Glass Of Fashion.
2o9 West Baltimore St.
r4L 81. ..- I'D
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Ponds EXtract-Tbe action of one
medicine is OF necessity confined TO analogous
disease, bency the Extract, acginr on tie cir
CAB -y sssfe~. rel.ttes --a-'+ a.-' &. Be-
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Celebrated Band from Bal
timore engaged for the Occasion.

Tricots. Cashmeres, Debeges, Sackings,
c.,;nes Percais Crunkle Seersuckers, Main.
sonE Checks, India Linens, Persian Lawns,
-" Rrown aud Bleached Sheetings, Cling
AIMS Tickings and full line of domestics Of
uil L;nds. Summer Merino ard Gauze In
-, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Laces
and E,nbroideries. PArLsols aud Sun Um-
oreiias' GEORGE T. HARDIN,
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EptaI anN Qusolrl&.

- - m, Ofce Of he lSnEPEsDESr has besn
:, n, frs foor Of n, Masonic Hab,
. .,,,Y', ej4oaie he Episcopal Church
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4 pnSEY. PnhIi.hsr.

farms Of advertising: For plain matter,
., "a nor square Is lines) for the first inser-
~. q cents for each subsequent infertion.
80 - IA 6cure matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices halt rates.
prtDTV P1TEC.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19
wzIsxEY REvoLurroElzED.

rPrs.n ne xor Yors Tsnss.l

e-t+ 49, - @t~Ht~@ts
What bids fair to reyolutionize the
iquor busInessin this country is a recent
claim OF Baltimore concern, TO have dis
covered secret process OF eliminating
fusel oil from whIskey. There is proba
bly, nothing in the last century that has
been the source Of more investigation
and experiment., among scientists and
chemists, than the search after this Sc
cret, and IL the firm in Baltimore possesses
it-as they evidently do, Judging from the
statements OF our most eminent men OF
science, and the fact that they openly sub
NIT their product TO the analy sis of any
intelligent chemist. and challenge the
finding OF any trace OF fusei oil or other
poisonous ingredients. therein-they viii
indeed, not only revOlntionize this trade,
but will reform. in great measure. the
practice of medicine. Already. owing to
the alacrity with which physicians take
hold of it, 1t has begun to be the recog-
nized stimulant In the treatment OF dis
eases, such as consumption, dyspepsia,
malaria and recovery from all wasting
maiadies. It Is likely, therefore, not only
to supercede all other whlskies, but bran
dies, wines and the like. will have to sue
cumb. The only difference between these
latter and whiskey being the percentage
OF alcohol they contain, this new whis-
key, which is said to be absolutely free
from fusel oil, will only have to be dilut-
ed, in order 10 make it correspond in
strength with any desired stimulant. The
absence in it, OF this active poison fusel
oil, will also make it the only stimulant.
not followed by after effects, most unde-
sirable in their character and so notable
In the use of all other stimulants. The
proprietors are distilllng their new whis-
key from malt, and combining, as it does
a food and stimulsnt quality, it will no
doubt have tendency on account of its
medicinal virtues. to wean over many of
the present devotees OF rye, corn and other
decoctions, In which the fatal fusel oil is
ever present. This whiskey is said to be
very agreeable to the taste and has be-
come very popular with invalids and 9TH
ers, to whom most stimulants are objec-
tionable.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19
"Fact and sham y
Fortnightly Review

Fortnightly Review.
was in Paris when Queen Vie
toria aud Prince Albert came over 10
visit the Emperor aad Empress; and
| was at the opera on the night when
they all went there in state. / was
In the box on the second tier imme-
distely facing the royal; box and |
shall never forget my impression
OF these two famous figures ia
history-Queen Victoria and the
Eugenia Empress Woman for wo-
man there was no question as to
which was the more beautiful.
Our Queen has never pretended to
beauty. aud the Empress was one OF
the loveliest ladies' of her time. But
sovereign for sovereign, the case was
different Something, | cannot ex-
plain what. gave Victoria the seal
and sign Of reality. She was the true
queen A nameless dignity, ease,
consciousness of place--the reverse
OF self.consciousness-stampcd her as
the one born into the purple; educated
on the steps of the throne; the in
heritor by right of law; W hose crown
was of gold, ball marked, whose
pearls were as old as history. En-
genia. on the contrary, was just a
beautiful actress gracefully perform
ing o part. well-studied and we'll
rendered, but at the best only q part.
Her queenhood was not real, not
intrinsic lit was assumed; her royal
robes were made yesterday by mil
liner and bad not been Inherited; her
crown was of tinsel and her Jewels
were OF paste, 1t was, in word, the
difference between the real and the
seeming fact and sham.
Again, | was iD the same box at
the opera when Vittorio Emanuele
was in Paris, and ne and the Emperor
came there to show themselves The
King of Italy came boldly TO the
front of the box. where be stood
squarely, facing the house and look
ing about him. The Emperor sIid
In with creeping, cat-lke step, aud
skunk behind The curtain, sitting down
as II TO hide himself. The bluff sol
dierly bearing Of the Piemontese, bis
frank, bold eyes. aud brave. If less
than comely face, contrasted power
fully with the strange self-effacemenl,
pallid countenance, and fshy eyes Of
the Emperor. Once more there was
that strange difference between reality
and seeming, which made Bonspart.
ism show itself for what 1t was---a
mere historical pareDthesis bracketed
10 lines of blood; temple Of Jugger.
naut founded on craft, cruelty aud
dishonor; a ghastly idol doomed BY
its inherent worthlessness to rot into
the mud Of which it hed been made
from The beginning
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19

The rehabilitation Of the apron is a good
thing, Many ladies clung to ii when It
was tout II is one Of Airs. Whitney 5
characters who longs as The hight of her
ambition for the power to shaTc on a
clean white apron every afternoon of
the week. II Is true that The apron Of
the hour il little more than an excuse
for the wearing Of embroidery and rib
bons, vet there still exist aprons that are
worn without any idea Of decorative cf-
feet that are none the less effective on
that account. There Is hOmelineSs
about = white apron that is most at
tracfiye. a certain very busy woman
whose duties call her actively into pub
lie life Invariably wears q large. white.
motherly apron when in her own home.
She SAYS that II rests her and makes her
forget that the DAY Of d0meeficify and
nothing else for women has gone by.
Il is her flag Of trsiee. she SAYS, between
the past and tho future: and with its
protection she iinds time to breathe and
grow strong for more work ID tie pres
enE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19
He Get Il.

This is Senator Voorhees,, BIZ.
lieve?v said Washington trsmp 10
the Tall Sycamore of the Wabash re-
Gently. 1T il, was the reply. And
! think you are in favor OF the
Urgent Deficiency biII?n II am. =
"Abl Then give me . quarter. Sena.
tor, for I'm the worst case Of urgent
deficiency you ever saw!p The quar-
ter came
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19

Tie North Adams Mass Trans
cript having used the word Gales
lady" The Springfield UDion jumps
on il and New York at the same
time. North Adams. ii says, rs
too near the New York line for its
good, and The cbairgentIeman ol the
board Of eeleetgentlemen should take
measures % preserve the use Of
English a. she is spoke 10 Massa-
ehusetfs."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19

NANTED.-An energetic pushing
young man to take agency for Life In
surance Company who has already an
established business in Annapolis Ad-
dress by letter with references TO
"A. b. Box 608, Posr OFFICE,
mS3t~ Baltimore, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19

We wizl insert in this column Advertise
naents Of Wants, For Rent, Fos S0le, Lost,
Found, de-, not exceeding four lines. One
Week, or less, for % Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19
w A n 7 E d.

An active BUSINESS NAN in this
County to handle our goods. Excelu-
sive control Of county will be given to
any one investing two hundred d)llars
in goods. Profits large. Indcstructi-
bic Fuel and Kinder 90, 81 N. How
ard street, Baltimore, Md. Iw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19

FIRE. y. ED. MUNR0E, will in
sure your property against fire in one OF
the oldest and best home companies at
moderate rates Real Estate Agency
with Fire Insc, at Office SO Maryland
Avenue. milf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19

subacrihe q sho CArrvAf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-19

WANTED.--To purchase small
FARM, convenient to Churches and
Schools, with good improvements water
situation-either river or bay; price not
to exceed $1,000 cash. For information
address the CAPITAL OFFICE. milf
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EUTT'S MAlR dye,


.urekn, SevAdz. August 4th, 1856.
NOfItA Is HEREBY OWEN THAT E. J. LIE
~ BnEros. whoss psstpfice address Is San
branctsco. California. has this doy filed hia
application tar pstsnf for three thouaAnd linear
fses OF the PAAAGKER mine or vein bearing
silver. with surface ground siE hundred feet
In width, situated IN Ely Mining District, county
Of Lincoln aod State Of Revsda, and deslgnsted
By the iisid aotes and oacisl plat fls In this
ogce as lot 10. %. In Township l. North Range
81. East of Mount DiAblo meridian. Said LIT
10. 30 being bo1ndsd a. follows. to wit.
Eeginntng st 9 post marked No Il, y Sarrvey
NO. ", whence tae nas-euarter sacsion corner
on south boundary OF seeIinn 70. I'll ME-, e., !,
bears 8 81 deg 50 min W 649 fset; also post No,
2. lot No IS, beags y 90 dag b II feet. Thence
RAINING; LIST COURSE. S II deg min " 500
feet, TO post marked No 2, q survey No So;
thence, I'd course, y IL deg "a min v COO feet
which the sW Gamer OF Sec "a bears 8 Tg deg 50
nain W 81 4-lD feet; thsaee, Sd course, N II dc
7 min Il 5000 fart. to y st marked No 4, u i
survey no 90; thenee. Attn course, 4 Is deg 63
min 600 feet, to post marked TO /. tho place
Of beginning. containing IL J2-l0a acros. blag.
netic variation 1c deg Est.
This claim h bounded by no known clain,s.
the nearest being this "Silyer'' mining claim
owned By g. II. rstchen.
Any and all persons claiming slysrssly any
portion Of the said ssPxnAaker'' ntnp - surface
ground are required to ME their aAvarse e,naus
With the Register of the Urtfsa 6tatss Land
once at kursxA, snd State of NeyadA, iurins
the sixty days period Of publicatsns hssssi,
or they Viii be haired by virtue Of tho prssis.
.ons Of tho ststrite.
r. n. EfscEI.EY. Rsx.stsr.
Ills hereby ordered that the forssoipE notice
al application for patsnt he published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks In tho Phoebe
iseccnD. weekly newspspsr psblishsd at
tioche, NeeadA.
Gula-lot I'm. HIHcKLEy, Register.
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No. 6si
NOT'CE IS HtREhY GIVEN THAT A. Nc.
~ MAHON aud J. l. BuUf zONu, whuse
pobtofice address ~ iullmDvill., lincoln
county. Nevada, has this day hl' th' ir applics.
tinn Tor patent for fifteen hul dr,d linear ittt
" the magnolia" r1iue or VEN bering silver.
with -nriaee ground Blk hundred feet In width
situated Ia ~ Rhand Mining District, Count, OF
Lincoln and state Of Neveca, and d, sigpated b,
the field notes and 'ihciai plat on nle In THU
office IA lot No 81. located on nnrur,ey, d lends
The exterior boundaries OF said LOT No ~ beng
az follows. TO witt.
Beginning at post marked No l, U s survey
No ". whence the MeDdbn brick smokestacL.
marked miurrnl ntnunebt No !, bears +
70 ~ deg 5i25 feet This su okeFtnch is ab,nr
16 feet highland y feet squste Of the base. Tn.
main shsft in this clam besrs \ Sc deg W St2
feot The notice Document r,nndsr feet nori b
OF tho center OF the rbsft, tn, nee runniT q, LIST
course, n deg 1900 feet. 10 a post marked
No. Q. . survey No 81 thence, % course. n
ID deg W 900 feet, to a post narkct No. .. U ,
survey No. ST; thence. Sd cour e. n deg
1900 feet, TO post marked No. 4, U 3 survey No.
81, and thence, tth conrre, 10 deg 4 60 feet to
post No. ! the place OF beeinDinp; contsipinp
30 so i"0acre Posts Nos. and stand ip the
original loration monuments. POST Nos . and
3Etand about 40 feet eaHtrrly ~ the ,riFinal 10.
cation monuments Magnetic variation. 10 de.
grees etst.
The location of this mineis recorded In the
Rerorder's Office Of Lincoln county. Nevada. In
box OF mining notices Tii, claim Ia
bounded on the east and west by extensions Of
this lode--nameP unkn0wn-snd on the north
and south by no known claims. Any and ali
psr~on, claiming adv rseiy sDy portion If said i'd
Magnolia mine or surface groni d are requIr d
to nle their adverse claims with the Register ot
thu United States Land Ofire ~ Furel, In the
State ~ Nevada. during I be sixty days period Of
publication b, rent, or they will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
v. II. HINCKLEY. Rppteter
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III
n OTICklb HkkAbA uANt no. all
dnessrssnso hat cOsn aehs.c d ertitt u
~ Jusstes ceurtM ftDcht 1oxbtbii Il eIi
County, State o. ksvsdt ii wli,l sur az
sn1cssigned 10 plsisttt snd ync~ sil'r
Mining COMPANY. Ohi+ MINI slu Comet
ain arr defendants, wbitl scti1f u
oroughtto enforce b lisi in ,sv., Of rluiiii
~ srssns' deituds.tss .wtt. M .isltwnt
iirtstsl hti.irs i'isiri, / ,nn't ,4tetra
u Nevada. - ~it III lr.Iss A,.,s 1gh
Ways ~sTmte.in SAID D.siflr' rr''Tygiia,
dclisss. Roio rem. ann u einls o., *I'iti
enu ~ slrturr 81 An act ~ ~. LISA
ts.ur OF ths STAT u tt-s's' stld,d
an sct to- srenrt ticrs ~ s~fstits
aud othAr- .sadtt ttre.tailori u A,it " r,is-
Won Thereto. approx. hsrti "a. 1875 "fhs.
.nstsiore al p-rsont hsvinp " ldine,. claim
i,pk i'srtNnan .slt'rren. ,t.l,pse' y'slmvc''f.
WI W9k'e fcfsstt h,rgt. WE f,. H
y neari hrtassis 90 DIV ii't ga sefc'
s'g ~ A 4r.', '6isstt,i {,ial,g't'i ssslt
VII 'sia i'''' sAsx oxssIoh. l,.abs ~,
s.,tE
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Application for "a Patent
TO THE
THoMPsua MINE.
No. 7U7.

ANAi+D flAitt LAND tfFirE,
Eureka, Atya d. Itbruhr, a. 1859
NOTICE 10 HkhLBY GRAN ihAT
IN CAritza. whose posi-, ile- a drtss l.
PnllhdelpLiai seulby wanna, has tlfs ga ul.t
ILLS appIiea ion for a pAieut Tor ouv thuu4 and
i0ut1 linear leet OF IN. Thou sou Mn or,,i5,
oesrins aiiser -ith su'face gIoond thitr h,n,
Urea AID twenty three 1915 iret Ia .ilih slid.
at, l! iny ana Ueing Ia Ten Piut. Aiiite Dn
trict, County vi Lincoln and STATE OF Rsyau,
anu Known snd dorignateo b. tn, h.lu notos
ava uiueial plal on hle III thi. fic, ar lot I'm
D. flty-hte ib5l, iocsts uu uhsaiy,,,d lald
IN" exterior bOunJsit 81 .lio lui NJ o.
beibg as fulipvb, to Wit! bsfistiO., 10 ,ieQttt
aud 80 uihutes East ConitltL I'M nj a LAM
marked NO. U s survey 80 b5,' whele |
y mon u, OF Gram ptsh b.et, \ Az d.,
wesi IT. g. 10 feet; posi- No 2of i : survey \,
~, WyAudott- loue tears urth b4k atn easi
tsn tett, aud the 0Orstnk ri II gu ilf- 200,
besrs north 6iN d'gr a. west l7SLet Them,
running, Lat course, norm 20 d, q west iCtu i,r,
to a post marked 80 Z. U : survey NJ S. at ii.
n0rthea corner monument w In, eiain
thence, % course south "a dcg wet ga lfai
to q posi- uarktd No. =. 4 4 survey NJ S. 81
the northwest oVrus n.oiuinshi "a thts cIsijn.
,henc". Sd eoursr, south p d,p saei irsN iest
TO post MARRIED No 4, 3 narN,y No -. At IL.
'oui.wesl eoIL'f monuaell OF ilhs rlai Of.
Which niongmebt l. on The We teta hupUtt-t
Of the = yanduitt ode; IRON It pUst au. l. 3
survey No. 40, Mytndoit l. dc tears tuu'l b41,
deg wei 6s7 iee,; post NO q survey No ~
Pfodigal lodi, tesH toutn b,s deg Wesi 50.
teet, aud post No 0, L survey No -, sanl,
lode besr- south as utg wa 400 liz It.
thence, 9TH eoatrt, orb 6i& dnee n 81 f,,i
TO post No !, at the plsre o. bgiunli y eoi
iainins 70 lue neat This claim In bounded
on the sou b by tn. Wyandoit, lode
rho Location Of LIS Min. u dui, recorded IL
the Recorder once OF fem Flute Miin. < lis
trict. III BooI u. Iagts ia ana ii5. % s,inia,
tecords ANY ana all psrsoht claiming sd
verrely any portiuI OF said tt oiultun IN. q
said mi log ground as her-inbeiof, deserted
are required to file their adverse claim VIII
the Regi ter Of the United 1T trt Lana one, n
Enroha. IN the state NJ Nevada, during til, sky
days period OF publication hereof OF they viii
Statute
mrt-eo II. H,NcKt ~, Register
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Application for a Patent


Eureka, Nevada. August 4th, 1896.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Z. J. liz
fssncisco, California. has this day nisd his sp-
plioAtion for pstent for ffteen hundred linear
ises OF the "Burke and Washington" mine or
vein beariog silver. With surface ground two
District. County Of Lincoln. and state OF No.
vsds, and designated by the field notes and
otacial plat on Ole in this Office o. lot Number
a. in Township 1, North Range 81. east of
Mount Disolo meridian. Bald lot No. Al being
bounded a. follows. tn wit:
Beginning ct post marked 40. /. L survey
No ~, whence the ~ CORNER post Of section 81,
1. NK67, q. M M. bears 20 deg so min
w so9 feet. Thence running. lat course, N 10
dog 81 min W ei6 $40 feet. to post marked No D,
O y survey No ALI thence. ID course. n 90 deg IS
min W sSi $40 feet, TO post marked No 8, u 8
survey No IL, from which post on lot No IS, q
: survey bears Is deg 30 min 3ss feet;
themes, sd course, N deg 10 min y 900 feet. to
post marked No 4, U s survey No IL; thence.
sth course, q IS deg As min e 9f5 7-l0 feet, 20
post marked Mel U survey No 81; thence. 9Th
o,urfe, 8 70 deg So min se3 $40 feet, TO post
narknd No 8. Q 9 survey No Il; thence, 6th
course, 9 deg 10 min " 40 feet. to post No /.
the plsceof beginning .contaiatng 8 89-lO0 acres.
Magnetic variation IS deg East. $500
The t0cstion ofthis mine IL recorded in tho
Recorfsr's ? Nee ~ Civ Mining District.Lincoln
Tnis ciHim is bounded by no known claims.
the nearest being the "Pioche" lode on the
north and the ''silver'' lodo on the south.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
Portion OF said Burke and Washington mine or
surface ground srs required to flio their adverse
slstniA with the Register Of the United States
Land 0fflos at Eureka, in the state Of Nevada,
during the sixty days period OF publication
hereof or they will be barred BY virtus Of the
provisions Of the statnte
SEE y. n. HrNcKLHY. Begist1.
Itis pereby ordered that the forcaoipg notice
OF application for pstcnt DO published fer the
period OF ten consecutive weeks IN the Ptoohe
KDooono. sweehly newspaper puhlishaA- d
toahe. Nevada.