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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15
An Elaboration Whose Truth and Justic'
4. self Evident.


l. self Evident.
An Omaha Traveller addresses his com
rades through the Merchant Traveller as
follows: Il IS with deep regret that | see
tie habit of card playing getting a firm
hold on the travelling men, and TINS habit is
often INDUCED ID az sacrifice OF time
which should be devoted 10 business.
VIII give one instance and who OF Us but
have seen this repeated many times overt
4 few days ago the writer was sitting in
the hotel of Nebraska town engaged IN
writing when a number Of travelling men
catered. Having just arrived in the town.
thrg tat hardly had time % register when
one Of tae number proposed they have a
game " high five. and f0ur-handed game
was az once made up. This was three
CLOCK IN the aftcrr Oon. / left there az
eleven O'Clock that "a ght and the game was
stil on. they having stopped onl. long
enough 20 cat supper, and not one OF them
hll nscn out 70 ciIl0 on his customers Now.
boys. / wiI leave II 20 your impartial judg-
meat is il r xht % thus spend the time
that should be devoted 70 business Is that
what we draw oar salaries fors The firms
we represent expect that we will spend orr
time ln trying - make sales, and not IN
card playing. and just IN the proportion that
Te made oar services vairablc % our firms.
C1A. we expect % receive higher salaries.
TINS can oe accompH Hshed only by giving our
time and study 20 our business. SO. from a
financial stand point. we can not afford p
play cards. ana white we may not all have
che same re r.ers views. let Us have re-
srecf for Che Sabbath. and not spend the
f3v 'n Carl playing l. IS needless 70 say
we could give The names Of good many
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15
FOR RENT ROOMS.


FURNISHED and uuiurn.shed rooms. with
board, al lZ- south bifl,ion.sf. Ie
VERY pleasant furnished room for one OF two
gentlemen "a ~ North l"u.a 81 4H
E'Ok kENT-turnished rooms ou street ear
l llEe. ~ Nesi Bfoadway. ln
EVR RENT-Furnlshed rooms suitable Tor
light housekeeping. Apply al ~ Barclay
street. l85
- ishcd. with or without board, al H. North
biYis.on-st. IB
EOk RkNI-i.arge, esfgantly n furnished rooms
facing Crescentaye. and Ianai ST.. with
gas. newly furnished and rented Everything
strictly nrst-clasS. tntrauce. Crrscentate. .
also. - Cana 81. Enquire 40 Room a. ylv
FURNISHED ROOMS IO REM The n4t
d "a and lb south Division 81. has been
newly papered ana painted also rcfgrl4shcd.
including bath rooms with hard and soft
water transient trade solicited, call bell. $50.
1 NICELY furnished 'front.' room 10 Te.t.
flfaire ai Room ~ la fearlst 30
FOk EEAI-Eooms. slag.y and cn-slite fur
iAsned or uniarLlshcd, al PARK Place.
Nat .tt-sS restaurant lu connection. always
open. bclrd Dy the Wcek. II desired. Mrs A.
J.. smith. 80
EOk kENJ-tuTnishcc rooms. steam heated f.
aud furnished rooms for sight housckfeu-
ing. Apply q, Room lys. New Il0gselEau BLOCK
E0R RrNT-Eay ]. q partially fernishcd
medium sized house ID family of grown
people, second block from g9>fo,flcc. refer
rnces required. Cal ~ - Aof.l DAlsl 1n
street. Iu5
tOH NENT-Ccnifaily located. one 80 four
elegant rooms, furnished or u4turnisAed.
hl CcHtff-Sf. Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

ono day. says the Philadelphia North
American, DR.. McCosh, when president IF
Prnceton College, came into the mental
philosophy class and said: IAN, young gen
temen. have an impression, Now, young
gentlemen" continued the doctor as he
touched ms head with his forefinger, scan
you tel ne what an impression is?" NJ
answer what! No one l.uOwsl No one
can tell me what an IN yTcss:On isf'' ex-
claimed the doctor, looking Up and down the
Lass. Il Know" seid young Alan Arthur
AN impression Is deat in soft place. -
Young gentlemen" sad tho doctor, 70
moving his hand from his forehead and
rowing red N tie face, 'you arc excused
rthc iEv SO
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15


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"--s ~ @" - 81.
.naIl n.rs al rl,..f..nt OIL IL.
nrst system. Ir the oar.on of the
nsu-Efse.fp tie bv neasar.
a.l.r. t.e I.s.-l4lsreis the vels bill.
mf1a.s tie essential features
sf fa. Australian .s.tsn. =. lar - ALSO
at. .eerees concerned. r..ted nta
rIl l..af tf. ps..r..- ,..t..-r...a~.l enls-
.euf.os ks.r-a r.eoel III t..e,o...
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''e "'-i','''
.-- l'',i' f-'l'4 II
.'''- 3 '' '''' -o'-''' a5t.'-'- 'l''1s
''i -. canvass -' does ''e i-.'--i,s sss-
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'''-.S' ''''''' .''' -il''' '-'',i "s
W $4,000 .''.''' '' '''.' i'-'' '.-''o ".'-'' ,'-
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d. Bat n any ease there should be
some measure adauted. The Deoule
demand thi.. and th,v w..l bs efat.fied.
Il lot satisfied. with almostany change.
" AID " 4 lii'iAH - OUT "iof keeps
mia. Inauguration ban and hananet
H. is now simply floor manager of the
bali. or that po.,t.on he has mo-, yet
been robbed. IL taxes h,. involnntarv
retirement cooliy, bat Is sorry the aiiar
cannot be the success be would have
made t. Poor tool' II he could only
see nmseli as Others SEE him!
The legislature has been in session
about three and 0nc-half months. and
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15


lseeses -eflss e4sy Allas - Aeslsas s..
NAEANt iats ies s.ie Is paTt,es cafteasslai
taE ht-. NJ PURCHASE BE- s-ftel. Ea-
Sale 81 u AeAles .4
LttA -AI.k-as .at anAaf. : f.ts A4lss 81
tf-t sNelts lt.aEtls tulstsa lt llk
STA st4ft 4ae AaHa>saar osk lgA.ftI -.s
8. les. ttaf al4f Nealllk ave aal lasl ~
tst a.,1 aaa~t Ar ~ NEufk 81 fI4t..la
~ ,lere 4.sr N -. tAs ave zle ka,i 81 ass
k'oR rALf-fsltue0 acsas.Ie tsls q. hl.a
i lr1.la aua : s1oa stitei neal Iat I 4
a 4cH.l s-ss 4erA2 y 4 e.eotl !. Aal4-. 81
siI
IlA ,al.1- Masl - $50 ai eass y s.ale
lrteF sitstIe luf 81 southeast i.4rf uf
cfx 4rA .ltHei cara ftTt drsilaeit aAl4il.~
slAI itf t.|0a4 ltaat. a-4rls> q - ~. laN
tr'eEFtW htf4 or 90 st
hhtr c-IE Worth sez4iu. Tho loNstI ktt
trtF .H Fssiit rcat i-t barNsi It UI.
Ittn gag ihe Ifspf ~ ic.a esiatr 3. ttfeLs
t.eFsNs Aars 4p. newer kHrs oNnA. lsA tNI
rHt fAat sa- Afv le.fi4s NONf ilteteft IL
tuad luarr ha4srs anu Asls g. roHf Nt4a foaf
isfafs Nlrt N.a tuult lasi ae Nr.l tet . lre
aA. Ilirs oa ruaf laf so4rstif iaH h.-tc
NN }uuf ai al it lelf another teai .ilitI. aa
Rave tl.ira uH d g lrrestafe Room b. "a is.
tIeaH.f taillHs aH Cas- b.alN liec hplae
lr-l titi faai s4frei Nai iIur. f43 IA ll HlINlt.
is iay s.t..f is llan So g. tla poi mouth inter-
Ssl .at laata. h.ee taeaai iels Asa s-le cie&p
lfet isfeIl g. ca.. he
tlL rti.l $50 moaefr and complete resi-.
gtUrte at 81. e. aua Ht rluldsA sf slsa
three larEf tols uN flr corHrr ai .iaAes aUa
oiir'loA sts- In.s is 81 ant ~ iHt nesi ors
iit iat.iiuls iA ihl Dts. llla. Il 44ilic
Lru>.. ever hF..tf l0a
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

toR KENT-b4''irg 21afD feet, opposite
Belkuap Wagon horks oH North Front ~.
suitable Tor lGhi manufacturing. safe aa4
livery stable. -four and feed store. storage.
George Arnoit Telephone NO. ~. l11
NEW "a papered aud painted o.:ccs 70 rent
- al II Canal ST En4Wre in aalery. Iif
>T0EE FOR kENI-lorncr Ccisbreok and
- l0nia SIS. Inquire Of Thomas N,sfer. CITY
Treasurer Office IH-
FOR NENT-Dne suite ~ front Office rooms
aad ;h-cc suites of living rooms. IooG
laea-.o.. tnQulsfs. Monroe f.. lmmen Block.
NIuiL f9s RENT from Apri ]. in TIE
- Miller p sek So = West BfidEe.sf corner
Court Itis fitted for dry goods. Enquire 81
Ars ~aiiuf. Niiler. ST. West Brl6Eesf. SIT
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

Any ,apssriber to InE IELtGEAM-
HERALD - ho fails 40 receive the paper
regularly eF ~ho uiay have reason a.
complain ~ iase delivers. ~ 80 confer a
special fasor by inforaing this onies og
fhr faes at once ,end postal card OF cali
up telephone 5SI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

"MaTma," said little school girl. in
tently studying INC map, Il can't find such
a pace IS Soforih. Where IS itr'
"Why. child, ! never heard OF it. don't
believe there IS such a place "a the coun-
try"
Yes there ia. too, fer papa said he had
been there"
'Wheu.'
This very morning Mr. Brown asked
him where he had been, and he said
liverpool, Manchester. birmingham and
Soforth.' Now. II tnerc isn't any such
place, hogv could Le have been thcrcW-N.
y. Lcdge-.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15
FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR kENI-A new double house on KELLOGG
ST., near thc Cherry -. car line. Nlii b.,
ready Tor occupancy on or before May J. e.. &
InIlLTLrk AZ 4 = ~ N.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

kNAAIfD- a av4t slrI fei Aoascsort sf 81
NolA loAl-s.- A~si ss 5000 4seA aaa
.a4adrt>, lH
ANIti-aln In urhI toastuera In.
ee.rs 81 s r.aih ilifisieA-st-
" AAILD Al-llessel laas - house hteftr
fl ,m--i family. apply Tuesday mol .li 3.
WANTED competent coak and ohdra>s
leitftrCts QAiGe4. Mls. iIel Berger
- Aursi DNls.o. -. ls4
AAANIlD-A competent XII Tor general
holsrwork 90 i-t ioEatIua 81 tlf
" AltD- Dlnilgroon sir al The Michigan
WAAtED-A lads ln each c.fy. town and
teN lonlp 10 procure subscribers far tte
il'inc Magazine. conducted 10 Mfs john A.
Logan Special Inducements offered. Refer
rArr, required. Address lue ire1iR Publish
lts company. Washington. ID. e..
\\ANItb-A competent SKIRT hui>hrr and
an apprentice. Call al ol Maple 81 lua
\\ANlIu-.l general girs. IL COOKS Is oui 81
~ city seCund gif-e = women faf day
MHfk. assistant bnuAkeeptr D. dHll-rnon
girls, cl4ambermaid. ofcssmakefe. . tailor
csses. Rooms - AID ~ Weston Building.
taual street. N6
WANTED Two good domest.es. a compe
tclf COOK also hou>ruaid luquIfe
mornings Il u North Lafayette. corner Ioun
iain - l0-ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest CT AL Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

kfH ~+-t-. Le~ slz f4sla t4ass. Ntil
lsse-es teflss Sass. Allas - AeNEas
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

TINS great and good poet Whittier
could rot endure il 70 learn Of the IN
sanity produced among criminals in
New York through enforced idlene>s
without protesting with his pen. H.s
words are worthy 20 be needed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

IT Is said thatCaptain Schaack viii bc
rein,tatcd on the Chicago police force.
Wonder If Mayor Crcgier VIII reinstate
BOnheld, too
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-15

EDITOR RowLEY, OF the Lansing Jour
aai. was not arrested for libel Yesterday.
Il was the first day that he has missed
lately.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
Mr.. Clatlstone's Library.

mr. Gladstone's study ut Hawarden Cas-
We Is rather curiously arranged. The walls
Are covered with books, and volumes are
Iso massed in large shelves jutting oat
trom the walls into the room. Between
&cn partition Of books there is room to
waik; thus the saving Of space in arrang.
i1,g Ing the library in this manner Is enormous.
me stock Of books, perhaps, exceeds Il, ,O00
volumes, and notwithstanding this large
number Mr.. Gladstone has little difficulty
IN placing his hand upon any volume that
ae may require. There are three writing.
desks In the room; one is chiefly reserved
Tor correspondence Of a political nature, and
anotner IS used by Mrs. Gladstone. Look
tng OUT OF the Atudy window the flower beds
''1cing the castle present picturesque ap.
peaiance, while the heavily wooded grounds
oeyond stand out in bold relief and form q
massive green background.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
STRIKING RESEMBLANCE.
A Washington Preceptor Who Looks Ex
actly Like James G. Blaine,

Washington Preceptor Who Looks Ex-
actly Like James G. Blaine,
One Of the most striking -1zses OF resem-
blance Is one which have never seen men
toned in public PRINT, says q Washihg gton
correspondent Of the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The famous man from Name has double
here In Washington. He Is Prof Charles
b. Young who for more than twenty five
years mas been prominently identified with
the educational interests of the capital
Mr.. Young bears striking resemblance to
Mr.. Blame. He is somewhat sllgnter In
form and smaller in face than the Plumed
Knight but the similarity Is very notice
able HIS resemblance to 50 famous q char.
acter has caused Prof. Young some amuse-
ment and 10 end Of embarrassment.
While waiting to board train at New
brunswick, N. j., while Garfield lay dying
at Elberon, he was approached by New
Brunswicker, who, with doffed hat, STAN.
merlngly said:
"'Scuse me, Mr. Secretary, but, as heard
you were in Elberon to-day, won't you please
tell me how the President is.''
i am not Mr.. Secretary my good
man." said the professor, "and haven't
been in Elberon to-dayn
That's all right, sir. understand that
you want to travel iucog. Just tell me how
he Is and won't give you away"
really don't know how the President
is. and am not Mr.. Blaine"
The man doubtingly retired to group
OF associates near by, and having spoken to
them was greeted with jeers and the re-
mark that he was dummy and that Blaine
mad bamboozled him. The man was SO net
tied at the chatting that he returned and
said "that his fellow-townsman were very
anxious to know how the President was, and
=" but the train arrived at that moment
The professor hurried aboard, and as the
train moved away was greeted with ring
ing cheer for james G. Blame"
Perhaps Prof FoIng's most singular ex.
perience was the one that occurred several
years ago, when MIR. Blame was Secretary
OF State and living in Washington Ho
called at the Blame house one evening to
see the Secretary on business. One mo.
ment after he entered the drawing room,
Mr.. Blaine, in response to the card he had
received from the visitor, opened the fold
ing-doors and asked his visitor to remain
few minutes, as he was then busily en-.
gagged with previous caller. Mrs. Blame,
with whom the professor had a pleasant
acquaintance, entered the room In short
nme' and, with slight glance at its occu.
pant, walked to the window. Prof Young
felt hurt at what he supposed was his
hostess forgetfulness. When he made
himself known, Mrs. Blaine admitted her
amazement by saying:
why, thought you were Mr.. Bla,ue's
brotherr'
nave been taken for your distinguished
husband, but never before for his brother"
sadAr Young.
"Wsll, professor, you might very easily
% taken for either Of them," said the lady,
Aa the preceptor Of youth joined his fa-
Nous double.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
REDEMPTION. FUND.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
P1oozE, December 9, 1855.

j indebtedness Of Lincoln County, aceruAd
prior 10 the lst Of April, A. D. 1875. M
whereas, there ID nov the sum Of Sl,l17,7o
In the Redemption Fund. ! hare.by
notify the holders Of said indebtedness that
sealed proposals. for the surrender Of the sams
will be recsived at my once up to ths 9Cth dC
Act Of the Legislature Of the Stats OF Nevada,
approved March lth, A. D. 1876.
ALEX vElTCH, Treasurer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
SheriR's Sale.i

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS.
ID sued out Of the Justice Court, Phoebe
Township. In and for the County Of Lincoln.
State OF Nevada. and to me directed and deliv.
cred, for judgment and decree rendered in
said Court, on the End day Of July, A. D. 1883,
IN favor OF John Roedef and sgainst H T.
Wells and the MayA,wer Mine and Mining
Claim for the sum Of two hundred and thirty.
nine 43.l00 dollars, (s2S9 ls.100) debt and lien
together with twenty. y.seven 26.lOo ts27 .2sloO)
dollars. tax cost, and all accruing costs and
interest, have levied ON the following prop.
erty, ,to.wit:
The MayAower Mine and Mining Claim stu.
ate In the Bristol Mining DISTRICT, In said
County Of Lincoln and State OF Nevsds.
Notice IL hereby given that on Tuesdsv, the
2Uth day Of November. A. D. less. I will sell
all Of said Mine and Mining Claim and the
above described property, at the Court House
door in Phoebe In said County, at ~ O'Clock
NJ. Of said day, at Pubic Auction, for Cash In
hand to the highest and best bidder, to sstisfy
said order Of sale and all costs.
eet-07td .. D. TURNER, Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
The Origin or Doodle.

1t Is probably derived from the old nplisb
word bottel, bunch or bundle, as q bottel
ot straw. "The whole kit and Doodle OF
them" Is New England expression in com.
mon use, and the word IN this sense means
NE whole lot Latterly Doodle has come ID
Be somewta* Synonymous with the word
Me, 9 term m use at the gaming table, and
agnifying quantity Of money. In the
saming sense, when man has "lost his
Ooodle," be has lost his pile or whole lot Of
money, whatever amount he happened to
nave with him. The word may be an
Anglicised form Of the German word beutsl
apurse, and In q hgurative sense money.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
Application for a. Pa tent


UNITED STATES LAND Or syoa,
Eureka, Nevada. December n, A. y. 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ southwestern Mining Company, through
tnelr attorney IN fact W. 8. Mills. whose post.
once address 10 III Dorado Canyon. lincoln
county Nevada, has this day hled bis appli-
cation for patent for seven hundI ed linear
feot OF the Beldipg mine or vein, bea ring salt
with surface ground SIX hundred feet IN width
situated in st. Thomas Mining District county
OF Linco In and State Of Nevsds and def agnated
Dy the neid notes and ofhciai plat Oh ale In
tnis once as lot number 81 In town, hip 20
south range 90 east Of Mount Diablo Me sidisu,
said lot number 81 being % follows:
Beginning ct post marked No /. U. 81. sur.
vey No. 3! from which the / section or. TO
soSslSns soCaS 1os1 4, q :1a nine e towns
east. 1892 ITO feet. thence running nrst co srse.
north. lin deg east, 600 feet to post ma .ked
NO. ,, q. 9. survey No. 81, thence sec ond
course. south ~ deg east. SIG $40 feet to in.
tsrsect section line to section I and Of toy vn.
from said 4 section corner, to sections 1 q I'd
3; 700 fest to post marked No s, U. 8. surv v
No. 81; thence third course, south II h d. 8
west. 600 feet to post marked No. 1. o. 8. SUI .
vey NO. "; thence fourth course north, 76hi
deg west, 262 2l0 feet to inte rssct section line
to sections and ., township 20 south, rang.
66 east, Mount Disblo Meridian north 1887 7.i0
feet from said 4 section corner: 100 feet to
post 20. ], the place OF beginning, containing
oa.l00 acres. Magnetic variation 10 degrees
east.
The location Of this mine is recorded In
the Recorders otace Of ct. Thomas Mining Dis.
trict, New, In Book 4, page 63, Of Mining BE.
cords. The adjoining claimants are not known.
Any and sll persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said "Beldipg Lode" mins or sur.
face ground are required to ale their adverse
claim with tho Register Of the United States
Land ONCE ct Eureka, in the State Of Nevada,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they Will be barred by virtue of the
provisions fthe statute.
D. n. HALL. Register.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for tho
period OF ten consecutive weeks in the PioChe
61ooRD, . weekly neWBpsper. ppbliShed st
pioohe Lincoln county, Nevada,
jan7.10t p. q. HALL, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
MIsOELLANEoUs,
GEO. S. SAWYER,
Attorney { Counsellor t-law ,
Office, Lynch's Block.
PIOCTzE, NEVADA.
Applicationfor A a Patent
tTO THE EMMA NEVADA LODE.
No, $50.

Nos ooos
UNITED eTATxs LAND Orr1cR,
kurtks. Nevada, July 9, 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY oIvFN THAT MARY A..
~ CAsTLEs. whose post once address IL
Hike. Lincoln County, Nevada. has this day
fled her application for patens for afteen
hundred t1sool linear feet Of the Emma Nevada
NINE . OF vein bearing silver. viii surface
sted In Pshransgat lake Mining istrict.
County Il Lincoln and Stste cf Nevada. and
designeted BY the held notes, and ofaciai plat
on nie IN this cfnce % Lot No. ~, being de-
Beginning at post marked No. 1 o 8. sur
vsy No q: WI nee pctt No.l Ct Lot "a" q.
survey No "a bears 10 deg k7CO feet ana
~ eactson corner q the n corr tr section 20.
T. Ton n.nip =, g, Rss =, N. D. n. besss n ~ deg
ta9l feet. This post being at the original 10.
cation corner. Thence running LIST course 8.
y d'g 600 feet TO pos, ma itd No. 2, U. 8.
Survey No. IS. The sane being the rigfnal 10
Sasion corner. Thence rum ing 2nd course.
Of said Survey No. "a Lot A. Wit nee post No. I
o. o. sAic Survey No q lot A, lea'e 8 80 deg W
20 feet 6Sl.2 feet to the West, rn bonntsry Of
said survey NJ ~. Lot A. 1870 feet TO post
,ri msraea No su.s Survey No. a., whence the
iees: Thence running 3id coune N IL deg "
o00 feet to post marked No. 1 U. 8. Survey No.
20, whence ,he original locstion corner bears
~ oeg feet. llence 4ih Q, urse N. 10 deg
ming.
50 much Of this survey as counicts with u.
=. Survey No. ~, Lot 4, Blue Jay Lode, y
hereby excluded. said COZ dict ID A. scribed ~
follows; Bsginnins At post No Of ssid sur.
vey No. %, lot A, snd running thence Let
course n 60 deg 20 feet Thence running and
course, 70 deg " l02 feet. Thence running
Srd course, I deg W feet TO the place OF b..
Total Ares Of Survey ac.e6l acres. Area q
cor nict with Survey No "a, Lot A, O.GS acres.
Remaining AREA 20668 acres.
OourseS oppressed from the true meridiha
wiih nssnt,tc variation Il 10 deg Fmt.
The location OF this mine 10 rect rdsd In the
= cords Of the County Recorder of Linccln
County, Stats Of kevads,
An5 and all persons claining adversely any
portion Of sid Emns Nevada mine. or gurfsce
8rouno, arc required 10 nle Their sdverWo
claims With the Register Of the United State
Land once at Eufeis, In the etate Of Nevsds.
during the sixty days period ,ef publication
hereof, Or they will be barred by Virtue Of the
PROVISIONS Of the statute.
D. q. HALL. Register.
It n hereby ordered that the foregoing notfcn
q application for patent, Be- publis6ed for
sne peril Of ten consecutive weeks, In tn
fIocnh hpcoAD, newepapef publiskod e
fioche, Lincoln County. Nevada. ~
Hy.al.lot. D. q. HALL. Registss.
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A. wonderful Mirage.

n there y wonderful mirage in Glacier
Pay Alaska, reflected from the CLASSY sur
ssce OF the Pncifc glacier. 1t is said that
!ust atter the change OF the moon In June,
.H, .1n s1ter sunset and while the moon Is
oamotng above the skv. ..:..y :crears
rSo uSose toe -glHcsca. 1t is 30 distinct that q
sss"f s"Ugrafa IL said TO have been made this
of on ~ ~ resident Of Juneau, who learned
IL sue mirage nom the indians and has seen
pssf and disappear for four years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-11
A COlle ton OF Pens.


A man In Denver, Col, named Lyon. eot
an loea some years ago that it would be a
nne thlng to collect all the odd shaped pens
ne could tnd. so he started in and TO-DAY no
3As Iot comprising over seven hundred
oiuerent varieties About twelve different
metals are represented in the collection
Inen there are q number of wooden pens
and lot of odd quilts. The collection EN-.
craces specimens from England, Ireland.
0cotiand, Germany and other Euronean
countries, besides America and Canada
There are pens pointed fine enough 70 make
nnes OF microscopic delicacy, and others In.
Tended for men who use the first personal
pronoun great deal in their correspond.
ence. Some are in shap, like shoyels.
others resemble section Of stoyepjpe.
ana others are delicate and diminutiye.
Sales Of Public Lands.
0Forthe fiscal year 1878 the sales of public
lands in this country amounted to sll,0O
0O, compared with $4,000, 900 for the year
previous, and s, ,000, 900 for each of the two
preceding years. AS early as 1856, says the
New York Commercial Bulletin. the land
sales rose nearly to 10, 0O0, ,0OO but then they
feu on and went as low as Sl52,OOO in 1861,
and never rose above II, 600, 900 again for
twenty years. In 1889 they again reached
nearly s., 900 900; in 1885, nearly $4,000, 900:
10 1884, nearly Sl0,0OO,O0O, and then after
two years at s5,0Oo,0O0 they began to rise
and for the year just closed reached thcii
highest mark.