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No. s73
Application for a Patent



Eureka, Nevada, DeccD'ber "a. 1851.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Southwestern Mining Company through
their attorney in f.ct. W. $. Mills. whose posi-.
Office Address Ia III Dorado Canyon. Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this day fiied his appIi-
cation for apatent for fifteen hundred linear
feet Of the Mosps mine or vein, bearing salt,
with surface ground SIX hundred feet IN width,
situsted in St, Thomas Mining District, Couu-
~ VI I.incoln and State Of NevAds and desig-
mated by the field notes and ofiicial plat on file
in this ONCE ~ Lot No. 81. In township IN south.
range es east Of Mount Diablo Meridian, said
lot No. q being q follows:
Beginning Ct post marked No. /, O. sur
vey No. 81, from which the south section corner
20 sections 81 md 20, township Is south, range
% east. bears south 4sh dag east. 12a feet,
thence running. first course; north lsh deg
east. 600 feet to post markod No. 2, q i. sur.
vsy No. 81; thence second course; south 71s
east 10 intersect section line between tectiops 81
and 90, OF township 10 south, range 60 east,
Mount Diablo Meridian. g3t feet from the south
section corner Of said sections 81 and "a; 1861
feet TO post marked No. 2. U. &. survey No. 81 /;
thence third course; south fsH deg west. zoo
feet to post marked Nv. 4, U. b. survey No. 4
thence fourth course; north TO- deg .sest
92s 2-l0 fsct to intemect section line between
sectiops 81 and u, north 2ss 3-lU
ieet, from the south section corner to
ssid sections 81 and %; 1900 feet to post marked
No. l. the place Of beginning, Containing
20 ee-ioo acres. Magnetic variations 10 degrees
east
The location Of this mine Ii recorded in the
Hscertisf's once ofst Thomas Mining District
On page ITO Of District Rscsrds The adtoinipe
claimants are unknown.
Any and all psrsons claiming adversely
any portion Of said "Aoaps" mine az
surface ground ara required 70 fis their ID verss
elaima With the Register II the Quilted states
Land once It Eureka, IN thu State Of Nevads.
during tho sixty days period Of publication
hsrnef or they will be barred By virtue Of the
D. II. HALL. Register.
u u hsesly odsrsd that ~ foregoing Notice
Of Appltcstton for PAtsnt b published for the
psrfod OF tsn consecutive wesks In the Phoebe
h.cosp . weskly Newspaper publishod at
Phoebe, Hscoln County. Nevada.
jan'-ios d. Il. HALL. Register
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a,r..
np oiA1he LAND ofFfcE,
,nrtcu ne ~; 1850 s,ss december q. 1887.
N so,,r .ss..a.,s za1.,, orhN THAT THE
ri. s,,.s,a as.'in Mhn9 company, through
rrs,. sds~a ss1ra o Mills whose
coin conu.~ Nsysaa D ,pas canyon, Lin
plication Tor I ns,ent 10, ss ~ nle9 nih 50,
ing alt ~,tI sn,s.o n,'ne q vein bear.
An evidtb s,,us.aa ~ I'M Th ~ nundred feet
tric.. Comfy Of Lincoln and s.s,a ~ H Dis'
plat on file in this ONCE a. lot M ~ A. ocla
Mat,di.n s.,d' - 70 ehss o. Moune Disblo
Ieainsine NJ ! post m.,r.a s " - ioii1"s:
vey M. M A. from which 1870, .. SUI
sections Is. 10. 81 and "a townshir 10 on l. g
s7s feet; thence running. firrt coursa sarse
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Anihonv McMahoa. De-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN By THE On
IN dersigned, Executor OF the last will and
testament Of Anthony McAfahon, deceased, 10
the creditors OF. and to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceased. Is
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers and
verifieations on or before the 18th day Of Feb
rnary, 1885. TO tho said undersigned, at his
Once In Phoebe. Lincoln County. Nevada. or
they Will be forever barred.
r II. ELAN,
Executor OF the last Will and testament OF
Anthony McMahon, deceased. a.,,-lm.
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Cnltou ntAtea Land ONCE.
Eureka, Nevsda, December, "a 1877
N Office Is HkREBY GIVEN, THAT THf
IN southwestern Mining Company, throuai
their attorAey In fsct, n. 8. Mills. whose rost
once sddrqM u n porado Canyon, Lncolr
county. NevAdA. hes this day fiied his spplica.
,acn 70, p.ssnt fee hfsssn kundssd iinssr 1set
bearing a.lt with suriAcs ground III hrpdred
ieot IN width. situated IN ". Thouss Hininr
District, county Of lincoln and elsie on Nevsds
ana aengnate4 ~ TIE 1sld notes and ofIlcisl
plsI ol NE u this once - lot number 81, IN
n,.s usn.I y sontn. rsuge ds east Of Mount
lows: 's'ex ~ ROB
Beginning at post Married No. 1, u. q sn,.
vey No. 81, from which tho 4 section corner n
sessions ard %, tovnahip II sonth, rariae ~
essa. pesss south ~ Deg sess. lees feet; thencc
70 posi- @ssisS No. ~ sur west, 90 co. fsss
theuce second eouss nosth deGPsse ~; 49, III
loQfNst 70 post markai No, 8. d. a. aurvsS
NO: T;thencs thru ooqrsc; south 30 dearrsxx
csss, go fset 10 yea Married no. 1, D. 3 srrvev
~ e. =. .nsnes fourth eoqrse south; deg e.st.
y y! variation 10 deg east, contsinins
Tho ioes;son Of this min, i. ,,cor,.,, d, -.
Recorders once Of 81. Thomas nlinins District
i "a poox 4. page % OF Mining Records. Tho Nj
Any and 81 psrsons cisi~'is. ,sv....,.
porssca = ~ South piviaioa iermes ndns ~
suIisoe gt1und ~ required 70 6lo their sdysrsc
ciaims VIA ~ hssisaus ~ of UAjssd 49,
land Once - Eurska, In the Dtste ~ nsv.SU
curing the stssy days period Of pubitcstios
nereoi, OF they will b barred by Virtue Of The
D.H.HALL. Register.
Il - hereby ofdorsd thst tbs fouesoins notice |
sPpncation be published for the period OF |
uxty days, item consecutive week., IN the |
I'oone RECORD, weakly nswspapse published |
. fioche, Lancoln County, nfvsds,
JAM iW D. II. HALL. Register
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No. 81.

0NilEp s1ATEs LAND Osyrcr,
kurekA, nevada, Decsnaber q, 1857,
NoTloE n aI1EpY afvRH THAT THE
~ Southwestern Mining Compsny, through
s s@ as!crney = ncs ". =. Mills. whose post
county, Nevada. has this day nisd IL sppiica.
ton Tor pe1eut for nips hundred and twenty
linear feet cf the Recluss mins OF vein. besrInc
asn. with surfacs grou1d six hundred feet ia
cidth. situatst n o., Thonas Mining Dlssrict,
.ignaf~d b. he nsid nosss and oficfai pIsf on
nls IN This once - lot No. ~, In township 10
south range - eest Of Mount Diabio Meridisn
said ~ 10. % bsiaa = fslloos;
Begnning at post Married No. l, U. g. sur.
vey 70. y, non vAioh ths ( sscsion corner to
secttcm md 3 bsars north - 4 de9ress east.
~ fest; thence running hrst coufss; north % \
DEG west. s2o fest to post mar1sd No. D. q. 4.
Eurvey No. %; thence second oour.e: north AZ
deg east. Ia 2-l0 feet 70 interssct the I sectiot
line q section 8, vsse ioss Lilo fsst from the 1
soush. sAuss % sass, 90 49, 70 poss msfred
No. 3. U. .. survey No. 50; thsncs third coures
south. ssh deg east, $40 test to post married.
No. :. o. .. survey No. %; thence fourth courss
aouth 81 DEG west, 3o6 SIC fest to intersect thu
= section iins 70 sections sno 8. wost IL a-l0
fest from the < section corner 70 sections I
and 8, township 10. south range 6s east. 600
fest 70 post No. /. the plaos Of BEGINNING. MAJ.
netic variation lc deGrses east. containing
II 6I-l0o acres. "
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In the
Recorders ofhce OF %. Thomas Mining District
In book A, page 90 Of Mining R4cords. Tho "a.
Joining claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming sdysfaely any
portion Of the said Rscluss mine or surface
ground are required 70 nlo their sdyerss Claims
With tho Rsqistef q the Unltsd stssss Land
the sixty days period q publication hsrsof. n
they Will b. barred By virtue Of the provisions
o. a. HALL. Register.
~ hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for psssut be published for IRE
period Of tan consecutive weeks In the ftoche
hnconD, . weekly nsvspspcr published 4
Pioche. Lincoln County, Nevada.
'an'-iw D. Il. HALL, Register.
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SheriR's Sale.

pf VIRTUE ofAS ORDER OF SALE IL
~ sued out Of the District Court. iu and for
The County Of lincoln, state OF Neyada and Il
me directed and delivered, for Judgment
rendered ia said Court, ou the 18th day Of Au
gust, \. D.. 1881, 10 favor OF James T. Little
and against the Bllhouyille Smelling Gem
pany, corporation, and W. +. Godfe, for Thu
sum " Twenty Eight Thousand Two Hundred
and Forty-rnreo 0}-l0O 1873, 2i3 O3-lOOl Dollars
hsots together with Nineteen lsi9l Dollars, tas
costs, and all 5ncrung costs and interest.
iiags levied On the following property, to-wit
me east fye-sishthr IA OF the southeast
1liaster Of tue northwest quarter of section
" Five. In Township Two a south Of Bsppt
Me- ts, East Monte Diabio base and meridian
also one-hslf acre Of ground situated Oh IN.
west e tnres-eighths Of said southeast quart
ef, Of said northwest quarter, which il described
A. ioiiJws, to.wir. That certain half acre OF
land npon which Ii situated what is known 4,
the Builionville store and which In ssid com
PLANT IL not more particularly described. To
Bethsr with tine Stetefeldt Furnace and Leach
iiiB plant. known as the Bullion willie Reduction
Works. Machine shop. ONCE building, Assay
oince. Blscksmith shop. Bnllionviile stors
huiidirig and all other improvements situstod
thereon, excepting herefrom Ten Thousand
llu,VUl Tons OF taiIinss more or lsss, now on
-iid Property heretofore sold tn tho Phoebe
censoli6sted Smelling Company. W.
Notice Is hereby giventist on
Monday. the Tweifth day Of
srptemb~r1
a p, 1851. At the hour of II NJ IN sid day.
VIII sell all the right, title and interest III
said Builionville smelling COMPANY, In And to
the above desc dbsd property, at the Front
Door OF the Court House in the town OF pioche.
said County and State. ut PuiiiS Auction, for
Cash In hand to Tie highest and best bidder. a
satisfy -iid orlet Of sale sud all costs.
!. u. TURNER, Sheriff.
iis $ D Smith Deputy sheriff. su.9n.td
PosrroNEMENT.
n y. above sale I, hereby postponed nntil
Tuesday tue T0th day OF September. A /, Iss5
70 tsfe place AZ the ZANE hour and place abov.
namet "'o'o
49,, Il. d. TURNER, Shalt.
ByS y, smith, DcpGty SHERIFF
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NOTICE.

Nv Wife a.ry ,. Phillips having iett my bed
and board, all prrsous Are hereby uot,Gcd M,
70 trust her upon my scaonnt, a. viii nav ~ ~
bills Of her contrsctlng. ~ w
Phoebe, Nay II. 1855. 2,
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A COMPLETE FRI 1TIoN.GEAk HON, rse
~ HAnt ior Double-compartnisn shxft
2o.norse rover; almost new. EngIns sr,d botsS,
suitaeis lot running grist or sew mill. ~
March 81, 1883. |as as'
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WHAT An TO Do. The symptoms OF
Biliousness are nphappily but too well
known. They differ in different ndivid.
uals to some extent. A Bilious man is
seldom breakfast eater, Too frequent.
y. alas, he has an excellent appetite for
liquids but none for solids Of morning.
His tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it is not white and furred, it
il rough, at all events. The digestive
system is wholly ont Of order and Diar.
rhea or Constipation may be a symptom
or the two may alternate. There are of :
ten Hemorrhoids or even loss Of blood.
There may be giddiness and often head.
ache and acidity or ilatueuce and ten
derness in the pit Of the stomach To
correct all this il not effect cure try
Green's August Flower, it cost but a
triile and Thousands attest Its efficacy.
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4 see," observed Mrs saaggs, that
some eminent men think The Garden Of
Eden was located in the Mississippi Val.
lay"
THAT may be true, replied Mr..
Ssseep, flor the ark rested in the South.
Cru States. "
1T did"
'sYes, Noah came ont Of the Arkan.aw
land, you know"
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Al Askansas snicide filed his mouth
with powder, and then applied lighted
mstsh,. Ths explosion tore away por-
tioa n his ssre. ~
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There are thousands Of rich and intel.
ligmt Rassians who have newer tasted an
oyster and who never will. When they
found an oyster could neither be skinned
liksA hare nor plucked like chicken
they declared them unfit to eat
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The republicans Of the state nj Nevada. Ia
Convention assembled, again szpress their 10y
atty to the principles OF the Republican party
which have madu this country so gitai and
prosperous daring the lss; quarter pa century
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we endorse the wise and conservative al
,hinisirateu ot Governor stevenson, aud W..
neartily commend the able ,iforts OF senstor-
JONES and Stewart and Reprosentatiye NOON.
oRrn III behalf Of the interests OF this state,
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Burning Telephone Instruments.

New ORLEANS, Ga. December 70
Nine hundred and fifty telephones,
heretofore the property of the National
Improved Crescent City and New
Orleans Telephone Companies, were
burned in this city to-day. under the
direction of Frank B. Knight, of the
American Bell Telephone Company Of
Boston. These instruments were ad-
judged by the United States Court to
infringe on the patents of the Bell Com
pany, and as they could not be utilized,
they were DESTROYED.
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a Chapter of Horrors

New YORK, December 12.-Of party
skating of Dryers Dam, in this city,
this evening, four persons broke
through the ice and two were drowned.
Schmidt, aged %, livi ng at 434 East,
Seventy-sixth Street, while insane,
threw herself from the fourth-story
window with her two children, Jennie 3
years old, and Emil 2 years old. The
former was instantly killed and the boy
and his sister badly injured and taken
to the hospital.
New YORK, December 12.-This even
ing a colored painter, named A. r..
Wright, Drained with an axe his colored
paramour, Laura Dickson, in Brook
Ign tenement. He gave himself up to
the police.
William Newman, 20 years old. a
swltohman on the Third Avenue Ele-
waited Railroad, was run over this even.
ing by an engine on the elevated struc-
ture and instantly killed.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, December PA
boiler at Wilcox's steam mill, near
Evergreen, exploded to-day, killing four
men and wounding several others.
KANSAS CITY, December 12.-Word
was received here this evening from the
village of West Port, that the
bodies of two men had been
found hanging to tree at
a point near the school house
six miles south of Kansas City. The
supposition is that the bodies are those
of horse thieves, who have been lynohed
bV farmers
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The western Unions Statement.

New YORK, December 12.-At the re-
gular monthly meeting of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, the direc-
tors usual dividend of IL per cent. out
of the earnings of the current quarter,
was made. The statement shows the
gross earnings for the qnarter ending
September 20, 1888, amounted to S. ,305,-
1903; the operating expenses were,
SO, 59S 1924; and net earnings 81, 707, 1878,
an increase of $40,468 over the CORES
ponding quarter of last year. The esti-
mated surplus on January 1st will be
So, 29l,758.
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The Wish to Go Back.

CHICAGO, December IA meeting
of the executive or strikers committee
appointed during the late Burlington
strike, took place here to-day. The
full committee was present, with
Michael Kavener in the chair. Moth
ing of Importance was transacted, out
side of a discussion on the ways and
means by which the striking engineers
could obtain their old situations again.
A committee is expected to be ap-
pointed tomorrow to visit "Qr Off
Gals. superintendent Besler said, to-
day, that the men would not be re-
employed as body, but as individuals
and only as vacancies occurred,
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Colorow Dead.

DENVER, December 12.-Word reached
here to-day from Ouray Agency, Green
River, Utah, that "Colorow" the cele-
brated chief of the Southern Utes, had
died at the Agency yesterday of pneu-
moEia. The old chief was the most
famous in the west, and was the leader
in the Meeker massacre and also in the
Colorow war in Garfield County year
ago last August. Since this last out
break he has been under military sur
veillance, which has greatly worried
him. About month ago he had taken
violent cold which v Il rapidly turned into
2 and resulting 1T fatally yes9r
wilt be succeeded by "SapoVonaro,"
chief of the Uncomphrages.
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The Pride of the Family

NEWARK, N. j., December 12.-It has
been settled beyond doubt that Edward
F. Honeywood, who was arrested here
on Monday night for forgery, is the son
of Lady Honeywood, of England. He
claims to have been sent to New Eng
land to reform and that on his return
to England he was kept by his brother,
Sir John, until he got his share of the
property, 915,000, which he soon
squandered, and was then induced to
come to America.
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The Is. 81 o. Presidency

BALTIMORE, December 12.-Vsrious
rumors as to the proposed changes in
executive officers of the Burlington &
Ohio Railway Company havel resulted
in the issuipg of statement by the
parties now III control of the board of
dire cters. The statement is to the
effect that the presidency of the road
has been offered to Charles Mayer, that
ne has accepted and will be elected at a
meeting of the dire ctors to be held on
the 10Th instant. The statement is con-
sidered as evidence that the Garrett
party are to have things their own way
IN the management of the road.
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The Federation of Labor

st. LOUIS, Mo-, December 1.-THE
American Federation of Labor resumed
its session this morning. President
Gompers appointed special committee
to report on the eight hour section in
his annual address. In it he suggested
the formation of the eight-hour law in
all the cities and towns, to concentrate
the movement, and that on February
22d next meetings on the subject be held
all over the country. Recess till after
noon.
On reassembling, the committee on
the presidents report, reported the
following recommendations That the
American Federation of Labor use their
best endeaVors to establish the
EIGHT HOUR WORK DAY LAW;
that measures be introduced into Con-
gress to secure the legislation against
the importation of foreign or alien
labor, by contract, and the punish
ment of all violators of such law; that
a strike fund be established and be
maintained for the benefit of the
various unions that may, through
sufficient cause, strike; that an as
sessment of cents. per head may be
levied, when necessary, to assist in
any strike that may be approved of by
the federation; that the matter re-
gardiDg child labor in factories be
brought to the attention of Congress,
and that by an amendment to the COM
stitution of the United States children
shall be made 80
THE WARDS OF THE GOVERNMENT
instead of the States, and that such
measures shall be introduced as will
prohibit the employment in factories
of children under IA years of age.
The question of the ''strike fund" was
referred back to the committee. ALI
other recommendations were adopted.
Secretary Mcclure read his report
and recommended that six organ
izers be appointed and maintained
by the order, for the purpose of in
creasing its membership, and that
measures be taken toward inducing the
organized railroad employees of the
country to become affiliated with the
Federation of Labor. After the refer
ence of several resolutions to the COM
mittee, the convention adjourned till
to morrow.
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Gray would gladly tender them the use
OF the Capitol for such purpose.
MoRToN's REPLY.

Mr.. Morton, on behalf of his wife
and himself, heartily thanked the
mayor for the welcome. and to the
committee stated he would make a re-
ply in the morning regarding the pub
lie reception so courteously extended.
The gentlemen. comprising the commit
tee and other callers presented, then
entered into a general conversation.
At $50 the callers babe the Cen
eral and his guests goodnight,
and Mrs. Morton retired For the
first time the President and
Vice President elect found themselves
alone, and they sat down On big sofa
in the back parlor and ehatted for half
an hour or more. Shertly after 10
O'Clock the household retired for the
night. There is no set programme for
tomorrow.
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mae E1sotrioa1 Exections.

New York, December 12.-At meet
ing of the Medico-Legal Society to-
night. the report of the committee on
the best method of executing the law
providing for putting to death of muir
derers by electricity, was adopted. The
report recommends that the alternating
current should be used with alterna-
tions not fewer than 800 per second.
Such currents should be allowed to pas s
for from fifteen to thirty seconds to
insure death.
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of Parliament, making inquiries with
reference to an affidavit made by Mr..
Benson. of Iowa, to the effect that his
(Benson's) father, a Clergyman in
Grimesby. had written him specific
account of the taxing of British work
ingmen to supply funds for President
Cleveland's campaign. Mr.. Henegue
now writes as follows: There is no
clergyman of the name of Benson in
Grimesby The statement is false. l
have sympathy with the EngIishmen
in America who are suffering from the
false and ridiculous charge.
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AFTER RECESS.
HOUSE.,

WASHINGTON, December 12.-Blan-
chsrd, of Louisiana, reported the river
and harbor bill. Referred to the COM
mittee of the whole.
The Senate amendments to the De-
partment of Agriculture bill was non
CONQUERED in.
0'NeaIl, of Indiana, submitted re-
port of the committee on elections in
\ Nlifornia, in the contested election
case of Sullivan against FELTON,. The
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIED.

at his residence. at Rose
Springs, Enda, Tooele County, George W.
land, october 7, 1927, died December Z,
1888. of bronchitis or lung disease, and
leaves a wife and eleven children to
mourn his loss. He died in the full faith
OF glorious rcsurr ection.
Deseret NelUs please copy.
South, in this city, of general debility,
Daniel Grenig.
Notice of funeral will appear hereafter.