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A coin is said to be proof" when it is
specially struck by hand press, instead of
BY steam press, from . polished plan.
shet, and proof set" is complete set
Of proofs Of current coins. A pattern
piece" u an early specimen Of proof
from . newly adopted coinage die or
dies. An impression in soft metal to
test IN experimental die is called =
trial piece" When . piece i, struck
from regular dies on experimental dies
with experiment legends. d~ices. or de.
signs, il IL denominatad an 'cxperinep.
tl piece" Trial Ind experimental
pieces. struck for mint purposes only,
will not BE- issued. circulated or sold.
Pieces popularly known as rcstrikes,
false metal pieces and metallica replicas,
or copies. are prohibited by the revised
statutes. Proof and pattern pieces are
sold by the superintendent Of the mint.
The superintendent will furnish without
charge. . pattern piece to any incorpor.
stsd numismatic society in the United
Staten. In such cases, if the pattern be
IN gold or ailver the value Of the metal
will be required.
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NOTICE.

70 ihoMas SAUNDERS, sor Assignee.
9Nms, o. ownera 70 ops-asiI interest h tbs
trict. Lincoln County, stata Of Nevada vn, a,,.
hereby no!ifed that there are now due ,rom rn,,
the snm OF Fifty $3.50 Dollars on yonr in,.s ~
IN the above named mine, for ssscssment uor,'
done on said mine Tor the year 1855. which yo,
w ny hnssehy no.ined to pay immediately together
shall claim forfeiture OF your interest IN wv,
iornity with the acts Of Congress- isaeto III Z,
approved May 10th, 1872. All persons srsn -
oned against purchasing the ssid nferes, ,,o..
we said Thomas Saunders, his heirs or ~
s.s' - they cannot under existing circurn.
plan. THos. ]. MCMAHON.
- S' 'y ~ i'os. jsl6s0d
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NOTICE,
Land Once at Eureka, Nevada.
Decemhur III laax

Land once at Eureka Nevada
~,or,o, 10 December %. 1854.
No.IvE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE
~ following named settler has aIed notsrs
Of his intention TO mske anal proof IN sn~,n.s
~ his ciAim, and that ssid proof viii BE- insds
DsIose me District Judge OF Lincoln county. a.
,sss ssvada, on Monday. February Oh.
tsso. We Homestead application No. is.
NEL sn as for tbs Of NE < and 81 I q
IMP ., south Range, 60 East. n. D. n. Is nsmss
sns ioliowips witnsssea 10 prove his eoutinuous
residence upon, and cultivation Of, aaid land.
", =. Y. Kelley. Of Phoebe, Nsvadat J. q,
rrioehe, Nevada; ". cnivsrvsii, 81 Pioshs
de27-5t r.H. HrNorrxv $500.
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PATENT NOTICES.
No. s7s.
Application for IA Patent


ltlIfaD FIhI4f LAND OffNf.
Eureka, Nevada, Derembsr "a, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Southwestern Mining Company through
their attorney in fact W. 5. Mills, whose poat,
office address ia FL Dorado Canyon. Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this day Med his appli-
cation far spstent for fifteen hundred linear
ieet Of the Mospa mine or vein, bearing salt,
with surface ground six hundred feet In width
situated in st, Thomas Mining District, Couu-
y Of Lincoln and State Of Neyada and desis-
mated BIS the field notes and Official plat OH file
In this Office AS lot No. 81, In township 10 south,
range ca east Of Mount DIablo Meridian, said
lut No. % being a. follows;
Beginning at post marked No. 1. L. 4. sur
We! No. 81, from which the south section corner
TO sections 81 and 80, township u south, iAnge
Is east, bears south ss4 deg east, 72s feet,
thence running. 1rst course; north l8k deg
east, 600 feet to post marked No. 2, U g. sur
vey No. 81; thence second course; south Tx
east TO intarsect section line between SECTIONS 81
and 49, OF township Is south, range 90 east.
Mount Disblo Meridian. s3i feet from the south
section corner OF said sections 81 and 80; 1900
ieet 10 post marked No. 8. U. s. survey No. 81;
thence third course; south lsH deg west, coo
feet to post marked No. 4, u. B. survey No. 81;
thenee fourth course; north 70S deg west,
y2s 2-lo feet TO intersect section line between
sections 81 and 80, pnrth 2as s.iu
feet. from the south section corner to
said sections 81 and 81; 1900 feet to pos. marked
NO; !. the place Of beginning. containing
10 ss-i5o acres. Magnetic variations 10 degrees
esat.
The location Of this mine IL recorded In the
Recorder ONCE ofSt. Thomas Mining District
on page ITO OF District Records. The adioiuiug
claimants are unknown.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said "doaps" mine or
surface ground are required to fls their sdve
claims with the Register OF the United States
Land Once at Eureka. In thu State OF Nevada,
during the sixty days period OF publication
hHreof or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statute.
b. II. HALL. Register.
" Is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of Application for Patent be published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks In the Phoebe
RECORD weekly newspaper published at
Pioche, Lincoln County, Nevada.
JAn7-lot u. Il. HALL, Register
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Application for a Patent


usTKD sTArEs LAND orpIcr
EurekA, Neyads, Decembsr ~, 1857,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THr
~ southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney IN fsc.. W. y. Mills, whose post.
ofhee address is III Dorado Canyon, lincoln
county. Nevada. has this day fled his spplics.
uoh LOT patent Tor nine hundred aud t1euty
linear feet Of the Recluss mine or vein. bes ring
salt, with surface ground siI hundred feet in
Width. situ.tsd 10 ~, Thomas Mining District,
county OF Aincoln snt state Of Nevada, and de-
sisnatsd by the Geld notes and officiai plat on
nle IN this Office a. lot No. -, In townshIp 10
south range % east OF Mount Disblo Msr,nt.,
said lot no. 50 being o. follows:
Beginning 1t post marked No. 1, O. a. sur.
vey NO. ", from which the I section corner To
sections and 5. bears north 36k degrees east
ieS feet; thence running first eourse; north e. Z
dee west. $40 feet to post marked No. q. q. 4
survey No. Ss;. thence second course: north al
Deg east. ia 2-l0 feet to intersect The 4 section
line Of section 8. west 1885 lilo feet from tbs 4
section corner to sections and 8. township IL
sonth. range - east. 60 feet 10 post marked
No =, U. :. survey No. 80; thence third courss
south sss deg east, $40 feet 70 posi- msrisd
NO. :, Y. 5. survey No. %; themes fourth co,,rss
SCUM ~ deg west Ss5 clio fest 10 intersect ma
= section line to sections ana 6, ives, 1855 4 70
feet from the I section corner 10 s.etiops =
and 8. township 10, south range "a east see
ieet to post No. !. the place Of beginning. Mss.
neue vAIistion 10 degrees east, eontsinips
IL t1.l00 seres.
The location OF this mine 10 recorded in the
Recorder ONCE Of 81. Thomas Mining Dlstriet
IN book A, page SO OF Mining Kecords' Inc ~
Joining claimants sre unknown.
any and al persons claiming adversely ANY
portion OF the aid Roeluss mine or surfscs
srouhd are required to nle their adverse Claims
e enh tne REGISTER Of tbs United States Land
once a. Eureka, In the state OF Nevada. dur,ng
the sixty days period OF publication hereof ~
iney VIII be barred BY virtue OF the pro,,sions
D, u. HALL, Register.
III hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
~ spIhsA,ion iof patent be published for the
period OF ten consecutive week. IN tbe Iiocha
RECORD : weekly newspaper pubiishad Al
ioehe, lincoln County. Nsvads.
''h''io' d. u. HALL, Register.
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Application for a Patent
No. SIT.
Us usi,sD sIArss LAND ovrIoz.

tNfkp STATES LAND OFFICE
Eurrkz. Nevada, December %. ISL.
NOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN THAT DANirt.
IN Bopeiii. whose postofncs Addrssa n Rlo.
VILE, Lincoln county. Nevada, has this "A,
MED his application for . patent for thirteen
hundred linear feet Of the .Norsh Diyisiop
NOR MORMON niue or vein bearing salt, With snr.
in IT. Thomzs Mining District. COUNTY Of I'm.
cola and SLATE Of Ne, ada aud deslupated bv ~.
held notes and ofiieial plat on als In this one
a. lot nnmeer %. In township II south, rang,
o. o. east Of Mon3t piablo Meridian. said lot No.
Beginning st post psrked No. 1, o. a. sur.
vey NO. 10; thence running nrst courss horth.
80 deg east. 6e5 $40 feet to intsrseet - oo M.
between ssctions ~ and 81 west 1853 40 lee,
from ssci'oe corner TO sections 20, q. " and %.
post marked No. Q. .. y. survey No. y; thspcs
second course south, co des east. 6oO ~ 10
post marked No. .. q. ;. survey No. 10; thsnes
third course south, 10 deg west, ~ s-Ie fest
,n.efsect section line 10 sections ~ and " west
i0ey blu lest from section corner to sections u,
"a, " and 10. township II south, range g asst'
1890 feet 10 post marksd No. 4, [. y. uurvsv No
~; thence fourth courss north, 60 dsr vsst. 70
iset TO post No. Z. o. Y. lot 81, Boath o. yfsiou
Mormon lode ON line co feet 10 tess No i. the
piars OF beginning. Masnstie vsrtstiou Is dss
eAst containing II 9o7 serea.
Ihe location Of this mine II recorded In ths
hseofders once OF st. Thomas Ntnlps pssavses
are unknown.
Any and Ill persons cisimins sdvsrssiy any
portion OF said north Division Mormon nips q
surface ground are required TO Gle their sdvsrs,
elaine with the Register Of the GATED Dsstrs
Land ohcs ct KurriA Nevada. 10 the state OF
Nevsds during the sirty days period Of publ.
cation hereof. or they will be barred By virtue
Of the provisions Of The statute.
D. N. HALL. Register.
OF application for patent be published for he
period OF siI ty days. item consecutive vssAsJ.
10 the Phoebe kkconp. weekly Newspaper put.
lished Al Piocbs, Lincoln county, Nsysds.
Ian. II
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PITT send 10 cents postage. and We sill
u IIJf mall yoa Tree . royal, valuable
VII sample boz Of goods this twill put
you In the way Of making more
moe, atonce than anything slae in Amorics
bota sexes Of all ages can live Il homo Ana
work In spare time, or all the time. Cspitsi
not required: We will start you. Inmenss
4 Co.. Portland, Maine 'AA"''S
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WORKING SSES Ate,

are now prepared to furnish ali clasaes ,,,,.,,
employment At home the whole Of ths tims ~
.or 'ne,r spare moments Businsss new ,,,h,
SUD pronisble. Persons Of either ssr s.s,is
earn ,,., from 80 cents to IS o0 per evening. and
ths P sun BY devotine al their tims to
man e me-, Soys and girls earn nearly ssmuch
1ress and test the business we mShS M ~ ~
30 80 snen as are not we'll satisded We Mi, ssna
rru VIOLET 70 pay for the trouble of vritins
sr ~ ps.s,ucsrs and outfit free. Address 0ronas
0iiSsoN 20, Portland, Nsine.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Anthony Mcmahon. n.-
eeased.
NoIiCE Is HERERY GIVEN By THE m
~, a. aer:iened. Executor Of the last will and
tne creditors Of, And 70 all persons hsv;no
claims against the estate Of said deceased "
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers "a "a
verincstions on or before the nth dsy az rap
tsAfy' 1883. TO the said undersigned, At III
omce IN fioehe, Lincoln County, Nevada. ar
they will be forever barred. "'"' VI
Executor Of the last will and testsmsn, =.
Anthony Mcmahon, deceased, s.,,.im
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A vEATBERED BUTCHER.

OF all the birds Of Florids there is one
that will afford an idler lots Of smuse.
ment il he will spend an occasional hour
watching closely. 1t Is the sbrike or
butcher bird. A lew days ago was in
an orange grove few rods from the
house, where an ed darkey with the
assistance of mule was blowing, and a
butcher bird was flying from tree to tree.
following up the newly plowed furrow
looking for insects. Every few minutes
be would go to pick up a beetle or insect,
and for some time be simply swallowed
bis victim.
After little he seemed to have enough
to eat, and just then a little Hock Of lsrks
were seen running along the newly turned
turrow, at times almost touching the old
darkey's heels. Now and then they
~enla come across an insect too large
tor them to easily manage. and then
would begin a little scutlle Then the
butcher bird would swoop down in the
center Of the little flock, snatch up the
insect, and fly off with it before the larks
susN what had happened. The butcher
bird had eaten all he wanted, and So
with the beetle in his beak. he few to
the nearest orange tree, aud. selecting a
long, sharp thorn, he impalei the insect
upon it.
| watched this bird put a, least ten in.
seels on different thorns. During an
hour, besides numerous large insects,
the butcher bird captured two snakes, |
the largest Of which was I've feet long |
and very lively. These snaksl although |
they squirued and twisted. were taken |
with difficulty 10 an orange tree and,
after good bit of hard tugging, they |
we're left with = thorn through their
bodies.
When the butcher bird is not looking |
for food or victims to stick on thorns he
il generally looking for other birds for |
the purpose Of fighting them, and SO he
keeps busy from daylight till DARK, The
Naturalist.
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No. sg2.
Application for a Patent
gsiIfD sTArKsI LAND orrlor .

UNITED STATES LAND orYtor
hurska Nevada. December "a. lss7
ollch is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
4 southwestern Mining Company. thronsh
.neir suthoried agent. W. y. Mills. whosa
postofhce address is n Dorado Canyon ~
com county Nevada, has this day died his n.
phoAnon Tor patent for fifteen bnrdrsa
nhesr Feet OF tbs Colorado mine or vain No.,
ing SAT-, with surface ground six bnndrsa ~,
III wiuth' situated In st. Thomas Mining ne
srs'' county OF Lincoln and State Of Neyads
ano designated by the field notes ana 'sss'.s,,
plat on file In this Office as LOT No AZ Il, .,.,.'
snip ~ south, range 6s east Of Mount ni.,is
Meridian, said lot No. 81 being as follows.
Beginning at post marked No. /. II q s,u
Vey NO. W, A, from which section Corner -
Nctions 10, 10, q and ~. township 10, south q,
ssnee % east bears north 10 deg, IA min e.st
70 degrees west. GO feet to post msrhsi NJ n,n
U, -. survey No. 81 A; thence second conr..,
nor'n, ~ aeg west. 1904 $40 feet ipteraect .s -
uon line between sections I6 and u m 49,,
snip ~ south, range 6 east; west 1891 ain a.,
IRON section corner to sections is. la 81 ~
- Si'een hundred feet to post marked No
U. 3. survey No. 81 A; thence third a, w. o
north 90 deg east. 900 feet, 10 post mar ~ ~
U; .. survey No. 81 A; thence fourtb conr ~
south, 10 deg east, 64i 6-l0 feet esst 10 49,
SECT section line between sections ia "a n a.,
ssownsnlp ~, south OF range 68 east. west sao
sses ~ Pisce OF beginning Magnetic varistias
10 nes east containing 20 66-lO0 scrrs "'''u
The location Of this mine IL recfrriaa a,
y ONCE Of 81, Thomss Mining pis,rlc.
s ~ nn =; page Of Mining Records, Ths
adjoining claimants are unknown, Aae
any and All persons claiming sSvs,..,v
PORTION OF the said "Colorado' mipo or sny..ay
tlound are required TO file their sdvsrsa n,.a,o
x " the Register Of the United ststs. Y.ms
,mce Eureka. and State Of Nevsds. snr,na
!, ~ ~ M.ty days period Of publication hersof
a y .ney Wv be barred By virtue OF tbs provis'
oh. HALL. Register.
,naerapy ordered that the foregoing not,ca |
aspiration for petept ba urhIt.E.Ih iAo.Se
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TESTIMONIALS.

Ahplshke nectar. '-HostoH fpafteI.
delicious beyond escription-' -9l-t- rsaa szas
Added % the good, things OF the table IL "a.
eoursges good naturs."--ss,f-zAsld kepsslloas-
'.Inyaluahie for ittls treat shsu A fr.s nd ,,,,
in."-4fs1 iork kesHDg Post
NAM people iAes the snoa 10 Inc TO ltsw Punch
Hui Punch !, indispensable rhsTJssf kao.as-
SPIRIT he Una. ~ 1.
Tbs popularity Of Hub Punch is tsstiinony "a
FOUR success IN using the bod Ani psr.s corun.n
snts." PARK 1ILFoRb. ksw YoiI.
Our sales OF Hub Punch haze surpri sei u.-.su
within three months larger qushtity thsp ~
Jays selling 10 twelve" SMITH a VAN
q. II. O RAVES a SONs. Bo,toa Ma.
Trade supplied ct Manufacturers priessty
kiCHAxDs d HARRfsOA,
Agents for Pacific Coast. San Franchise. Cd
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IL BRIry. Axp TO THE PorSr. Dye.
pspsia 10 dreadfnl. Disordered liver 10
uiaary. Indigestion is foe to good na.
surs. The human digestive apparatus is
one Of the most complicated and wonder.
fol things In existence. 1t is easily put
out Of order. Greasy food, tough food,
sloppy food, bad cookery, mental worry,
late hoas, irregular habits, and many
other things which ought not to be
have msds the American people uation
u dyspsptics. But Green's August
Fewer has done wonderful work in
sstnniag this sd business and making
~ Americas -psopas 80 healthy that
way - enjoy their meals and be happy.
aAnsntws-No hsppinsss without
Z ssaasA. nst creess August Flower
ssr ssslSA and happiusss 70 the dys.
sspse. Al year dssagist for : bottle.
ss'saty.fvs cents.
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hereby ordered that the foregoing not,..
., sppiiestion for patent be published 10, ~
pelioa 81 ten consecutive weeks In the p,ach 's
psSoap, weekly newspaper published AZ
D. H. HALL. Register.
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JOE WORK done witt, Neasass, :,
The evening world., 1888-05-01
ABOUT TOWN S S

Frank Tryon celebrated his wooden-wed ding
last week.
Horace Clinton has left the turf for the chair
business in Broadway.
W. e.. Briggs, whose chief occupation is selling
stocks, has never been known to make a slip up in
Wall street.
Duncan Carson has been reading sensational
literature and has bought a ticket for SouthAmerica.
At least his friends say so.
Michael o'Toole, the Hoffman House porter, has
gained many friends by his faithful devotion to ex-
Senator Conkling during his last illness.
Il. Derlien, the Third avenue barber, keeps a nle
of THE EVENING WORLD. and his shop Is conse-
quently crowded afternoons and evenings.
The evening world., 1888-05-01
WHITE WINGS.

The HertZog ement system is being applied To-
the steam-yachts Stranger and Susquehanns By
MIR. Clark, VINO had the JOB of preparing the bot
their international races.
Mr.. j. Roger Maxwell's sloop Shamrock will no,
into commission on Friday. She has q complete
new suit OF sails, and is going for the Titania this
season as never before. She will 60 up the Sound
for a cruise OF two or three days.
The centreboard experiment Is going to be ex.
tenslvely tried in England this year. Five ara
building, one, for Mr.. Morgan, of the firm of Fay b
Morgan, Bishopsgate street, London, is to have q
full Yankee rig, and Mr.. Sawyer is making the
sails. The jb will set dying, Jas that Of the Susie
S. does.
Mr.. Frank Burritt, Of Bridgeport, who had tho
schooner Estelle built, has just had MIR. Webber.
Of New Rochelle, build MIN an open racing sloop
Of 2s feet. with which he designs to challenge tho
celebrated Susie s., which has been for many
years the champion in this class, and the Amanda
which has for the past two years been the besr
boat, the Susie not having been in commission.
While, in consequence of the success Of Mr.
Burgess as a yacht designer. Boston builders have
taken the lead Of those in New York during tho
present season, the owners have had to come to
this city for their sails. Mr.. j. NJ. SAWYER, the
yachting sail-maker of this city, has the order for
the sails OF the Boston schooner Marguerite, and
he sent on to Boston last night the sails for tho
Burgess sloops that have been built at Boston for
MIR. Flint and MI. Means. He has also the orders
for two other OF the Burgess sloops building In
BOston.
The evening world., 1888-05-01
KNIGHTS OF THE KEY.

Has " BIZ " Cook I" caught on YETI
Mr.. Al voyer 10 with the Press News Association.
Mr.. CHARLES smith looks out for ship news ct the
Battery once.
MT. Gilbert olmstead makes the Western Union
Elmira wire hum.
MIR. M. o. Hoffman works on tho "East. N
Everybody likes him.
Mr.. o. s. Kennedy is q leading knight Of the key
and q baseball reporter.
Mr.. william Henuessey 10 "ono OF tho finest. -
he goes out to the ball games.
Mr.. Tudor Peroival williams, OF the Commercial
Cable ONCE, 10 an expert on ''sparks."
Mr. c. ]. Lawson is aivoracious - copy ~ eater.
He whoops 1t up for THE EVENING WORLD.
MIR. william Larkin keeps his eye on the Statue
Of Liberty from the station at Quarantine.
MIR. william Leitn shines on the nrst Chicago at
night. Is he fast' Well. 1t Is 80 reported.
MIR. Charles Orr, who was once q resplendent
Pittsburger, Ia now sending baseball reports.
Mr. W. IL. wangemann is in the c. N. D.. de-
%partment, where his work is greatly admired.
PROT. Arthur Atkins is a master of electricity.
Even the Arlington ''Quad " 10 not: too heavy for
him.
MI. A. Booth. Of THE EVENING WORLD corps,
turns out gilt-edge copy with either pen or type
writer.
Mr.. Harvey butcher, Of the Albany ''Quad,
can admire the ladies' and do " 600 messages q
day OF that.
Mr.. T.. j. Young applauds when tho ball-players
make home runs and then strikes 4 nfty-words-a-
minute gait.
Mr.. II. j. Hutchinson, who has charge of tho
Polo Grounds wires, knows baseball by heart. He
is fat and good-natured.
Mr.. W. A. McAnister, Of THE WORLD stan,
never said that there were but 400 New YorKers
who know how to behave themselves IN society.
MI. NJ. j. Fitzpatrick has an orer from the
Gianta He played with the New York operators
when they beat the Philadelphia operators In 1888.
MI. ]. j. Murray is responsible for the statement
that lie works the Goshen quadruplex at l95 Broad
way. Doggy works the other end. Tho last
message Mr.. Murray received was this: Please
lend me a decade"
Since Mr.. FREQ o. Nourse moved to Elizabeth
and commenced farming his friends notice q CLEAN
of delight in his eyes. His experience In chasing
''bugs" from the wires gives him confidence In his
coming battle with the destroyer Of potatoes.