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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-19
Application for a Patent
No. s78.
UNITED STATS LAND OFFICE,

Eureka. Nevada, December "a, 1887,
NJ OIioE Is HtRkBY GIVEN THAT DANIEL
boheiil' whose postoitce address, is Mo.
viiIe' Lincoln county, Nevada, has this day tileu
MS application for a patent Tor on.
Thousand linear feet OF the Virgin Oue,n
mime or vein, bearing SALT with surface ground
81 81 hundred feet III width, sit uated In sc.
lhohiss Aiming District, County of Lincoln and
state OF Nevada and designated by the 6eId
notes and official plat on hle in this office es
LOT number 80 a, In township 70 south. range Ge
east OF Mount Diablo Meriuiau, said lot No. ~
A being as follows:
BEGINNING at post marked No l, o. s. sur.
Fey NO 30 an running thence first course
CORN deg asst 1000 feet to post mar ked No Q
u. =, survey No 81 A: thence second cours.
south e deg east, 345 feet irtersect "a sectlon
ilhe 10 section 4, township 20 south, range Is
east north 1892 40 feet from center on said
sectloii, QUO feet to post marked No 3, U. s. sur.
Vsy NO, 3S l. thence thild course south, q deg
west, 1000 feet to post marked No. 4, u. s sur.
vey No. 80 A; thence fourth course north 80 deg
"est ago teet lnterstct Ii section line of section
a. e. townshlp ~ south, range CO east, north
ool9-io leet from center OF said section & feet
10 post No. /, U. s. survey No. 80 A, the place
OF BEGINNING Magnetic variation Is deg east
containing l3.77 acres
ne location of this mine is recorded In the
Recorders Office OF St. Thomas Mining District
in book = OF Mining Records. The sdioininp
Claimantsare unknown
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Virgin Queen mine or surface
ground are required to fie their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United states Land
Once at Eureka, Nevada, II the state Nevada
during the sixty days period of publicati1p
hereof. or they viii be barred, by virtue of the
provisions Of the Statute.
d. Fl. HALL, Register.
II n hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF Application for patent be published Tor the
period OF sixty days, ten consecutive weeksl in
the Pioche RECORD, weekly newspaper pub.
iished at pioche, Lincoln county, Nevada.
jan7.10t d. HAIL keuster
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No. ST3.
Application for 81 Pm tent
usmrD STATES LANp orrlce.

Eureka, Nevada, Dscember "a, 1887
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
IN Southwestern Mining Company through
their attorney in fact, W. 8. Mills, whose post,
Office address Is III Dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county, NeVada, has thjs Gay flied his sppli-
cation for patent for 6fteen hundred llue4r
feet OF the Moapa mine or vein, bearing salt,
with surface ground si2 hundred feet in width
situated in St. Thomaa Mining District, Cuuu-
ty of Lincoln ana State OF Nevada and desig
mated by the field notes and Official plat on file
in this Office as lot No, 81. in township Is south
range GO East of Mount Diablo Meridian said
lot No. 81 being as follows;
Begtnnigg az post marked NO |, u. sur
vey No. 81, from which the soutb section corner
to sections 81 and 81, township rs SOUTH range
% east, bears south 461a deg east T2l feet
thence RUNNING, first course; north 10 y deg
east, ono feet TO post marked No. 2, U \. sur
vey No, 81; theuce second course; south II "a
east to intersUct section line between sections 81
aud o. OF township 10 south. range 6S east,
Mount Diablo Meridian, 93l feet from the south
section corner OF said sections 81 and 80; 1900
feet TO post marked No. 3, y. s. survey No. 90 /;
thence third course; south 1885, deg st. Coz
feet to post marked NJ. t. u .. survey No 81;
thence fourth course; north T0h acg west,
92S 2-l0 feet to intersect section line between
sections 81 and 80, north US $40
feet, from the south section corner TO
said sections 81 and 80; 1901 feel to post marked
No. |, the place Of beginning containing
20 66-lO0 acres. Magnetic variations Ii degrees
east
The location of this mine ia recorded in the
Recorders 0tice ofSt. Thomas Mining District
on page no OF District Records The adioinipg
claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said "Idoapa" mine or
surface ground are required to file their ad verso
claims with the Register of the United States
Land ontce at Eureka, in the State of Nevada,
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof or they Will be barred by Virtue OF the
provisions OF the statute.
d. H. HALL, Register.
1t 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 nj
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
jsn7-l0t D. II. HALL, Register
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-19
A Cob-Pipe Factory,

There is cob-pipe factory located at
Sedan, Mo-, which is doing rushing bust
ness. The factory pays at the rate of IL
cents for 1A.inch cobs and * cents for NJ
inch cobs. A man hauled load the other
day OF lHinch cobs which brought him
~. The time may yet come when the PEG.
pie viii raise wheat for the chaff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Application for a Patent
No. 6sl.
No. 6sl.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
~ MAHON ana J. L, koUTZONd, whose
posJoriica address is Bullionvlile. Lincoln
county, Nevada, nas this day fled their appliea-
'-''i ior patent for ftteen hundred linear feet
VI 10" "hiGgnula' mine or VEN bearing silver
will -nriare Ernand ak hundred feet in width,
S1ipHi'd in highland Mining District, County of
'tf'iji Hhd state of Navetta, and designated by
't'r "e'l hotes nnd otHcisl plat on file in this
lie -- t"t No. n, located on unsurveyed lends.
"a. 'N'tsior boundaries cf said lot No. 81 beng
H- 'H..es. to wit:
4" lh4nS AZ post marked No 1, u s survey
>" III hence the Mendha brick smokestack,
4'-'.'' U mineral II onument No. l. bears S
3" iea t. a25 teet. This snlokestack 10 about
.H ie't.HEh and feet square ct the base The
m9ln sEpYt in this cistn bears 80 deg W 500
't- TIE notice monument stands feet mort b
nj -" center u the shaft, thence running let
g"nfae y " deg v 1900 feet. to post marked
70, l. survey No, 81; thence, I'd course, N
10 are " CO., ieet, 10 post markek No. j, Z ;
T"iHv! NO 81; thence. Sd cour e, n n deg u
i1v' lret, 10 post marked No. A, U S survey No
81 ahii thsbce, 1th course, Is deg Z $40 feet to
post No !, the place of beginning; containing
~ 90 n'o acres. Posts Nos. and stand in the
otlBlhal location monuments. Posts Nos z and
STAND about Az feet easterly of the original To-
cation monuments. Magnetic variation, l6 de.
grees east.
The location of this mine is recorded In the
Recorders Office of Lincoln county, Nevada. in
oooR OF mining notices This claim is
bounded on the east and west by extensions of
this lode uaine unkno wn--and on the NORTH
ana south by no known claims. Any and MI
persons claiming adversely any portion OF raid
magnolia miDe or surface ground are reuuir,
20 ME their adverse claims with the Register OF
S sue y soeu states Lana once at kureS in the
State of Nevada, during he sixty day period OF
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue of the provisions OF the sta,ute
FIJI. HiNChLEY, register.
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NOTICE.
TO EUGENE DUSTY :

iou hIe hereby notified that have cxpende d
ohs hundred dollars SlCOj or more IN labor
sna improvements upon the MAY Cirbv
Mine also one hundred dollars (siOOj or more
IN labor and improvements on the ~ rpene
NINE, both situated in Yellow Pine Mir.
Disirr :, Lincoln county. Nevada Said Wort,
provisions of section 2324 Reyis,d s,a,M,as ns
tno United States. being the amount rea,irrd
90 ho 1919 the same for the year ending December
81, lSSs; and II within ninety days aftef tbis
notlge by publication you fail or refuse TO cnn'
.rou,e yonr proportion of such expenditure "a a
come the property oftAe subscriber under ss DI,
section 1924. "s. eAia
~ MARTIN. MORREsY.
dan. IL, 1883. N"uo'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-10-19
ELI TERRY's INVENTION.

The Conditions Under Which tho Yrs,
Wooden Clock Was Made.
e. A. Fem, in the Allegan tMich.) Jour
nal, says: About the year 1900 there lived
sort of indOlent, thriftless, unpromising
young man by the name of Eli Terry His
birthplace was the same as mine, PLY
mouth, Conn. He sought the hand and heart
OF Miss Warner, and was bitterly opposed
by her friends on account of his inability TO
support her. Miss Warner was either
sister or cousin OF the late Mrs. Friend
Ives, an old resident of Gun Plains, and
grandmother Of Leon and Fred Chichester,
The Warmers were solid old Puritan stock
and despiSed laz;ness, but, NOTWITHSTANDING
all opposition, they were married, set up
housekeeping and soon restitution and
want was about all that seemed visible for
future DAYS
Eli had no visible means of support, but
spent his time sitting on a stump or block,
whiting out circle he struck with an old
compass or saving off bits Of wood from
some dead trees, and thus, day after day,
his time was spent, and the general
opinion was he was crazy. Want pressed SO
hard in the home that the wife, by urgent
entreaty Of her friends, had about made
up her mind to return to her parents
home, when the fruits of Ellis whit
tling and saving materialized in the
first wooden clock ever made In America
aud, believe, in any country. twas read
lily sold TO Il neighbor for $50 and paid for in
pork, -four, potatoes, other family necessi-
ties and little money, with which he
bought tools to facilitate his work in further
prosecution Of clock making. Another and
another was made that sold readily as soon
as completed. The foot lathe ana small cir
cular saws were added, then men were en-
ployed, clocks more rapidly made and eager
ly sought after, and Eli Terry began to &C
cumulate. In the meantime he had made
application for letters patent upon his clock,
and about 1902 or 1903 built small shop
and commenced improving on his clock and
construction of machinery and tools, and the
foundation for a vast fortune was made
which materialized in after years. Not
withstanding his unbounded benevolence,
he BECAME very rich. He died about 1876,
at the advanced age of eighty-tive years,
beloved and respected by all who knew Tim,
leaving large family of grown-up boys and
anumber of grandsons, all very wealthy,
and all living in Terryville, Conn, con
trolling nearly all the wealth of the place.
which was invested in large manufactures
for clocks and locks. 1t Is worthy of note
that not one Terry is left in that region and
all their interests and investments have
scattered or gone into other hands.
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4 Vlli NH Send usi cents postage. and
WLUUtUUu by mai you will get FREE a
y pac age of goods OF large
value. thar VIII start you IN worh that win ut
once bring you In money faster than anything
ese IN .Ameiies. All about the 100000 IN
presents with each box. agents wanted every.
whore Of either sex. Of All ages for all Ne
-tfuv,yr--1,sr--t+me only. 10 work for usat their
own homes. Fortunes tor all Sufkvfs sbso
lutely sssur+ Dont dciay AALLL1I i
Co.. PortiaI aaiae.
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TIE MORNING CALL.

ISEVEN IbSUES WEEK.
IS live metropolitan daily. 1t has the
LARGEST CIRCULATION and is recognized
US being the LEADING NEWSPAPER of tho
Pacific Coast. Either OF the above papers
we Will send postpaid as premium on re-
ceipt of the following subscription prices
Tor the combination.
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SherlG's Snle.i

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE IS.
tD sued out Of tho Justice Court, Phoebe
Township, in and for the County Of Lincoln,
state OF Nevada. and to me directed and deliv.
erred, for a judgment and decree rendered in
said Court, on the Dad day OF Jaly A. ID 1889,
Ia favor OF John Roeder ana against II r.
Wells and tho M4yaJwer Mine and Mining
Claim for the sun Of two hundred and tn rly-
nine 4SlO0 dollars 49, 80 As 1901 debt and lien
together with twenty seven 25.l00 1927 25.l00)
dolisrs, tax cost. and all sccruipg costs and
interest, have LEVIED on the following prop.
erty, to wit:
The Msyfower Mine and Mining Claim stu
ate in the Bristol Mining Disir Ct, IN aaid
County OF Liucoln and STATE OF Nevada.
NOTICE. is hereby given TINT on TUESDAY,, the
2Oth day OF November. A. d. 1883, l will sell
all of said Mine snd Mining Claim and the
above described property st the Court House
DIOR IN Phoebe in said County. at II @, clock
NJ. OF said day, at Public Auction for Cash in
hand to the highest ana best bidder, to satisfy
said order of sale and all costs
oct-27td,a~ss-a e. d. TURNER Sheriff.
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NOTICE.
To Whom il Nay Concern.

Al persons are hereby notified no: Ia inter
iere with or remove any nj the property for
merly composing the Phoebe aud BullioLyilie
Railway
All parIle s disrcgardine this notice will be
prosecuted to the full extent Of the law Those
wishing 10 purchase, can obtain terms from
tho undersigned.
THOMAS TAYLOR
aug. II, 1889. by NJ l.. LEE, Ageht.
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II IL hereby ordered that the toregoi,, motion
OF appicstion be published for the period of
SIXTY days, item consecutive week., in the
fioc e RECORD, weekly newspaper published
at Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
lan' ioe y. IL. HALL, Register
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Application for "A Patent
United stntes Land onlce.

United States Land ONCE
Eureka, Nevada, December 81 1877.
nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney in fact. ". s. Mills whose NOT
ONCE address is III Dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county, Nevsla, has this day filed his applca.
ilon for a patent for nteen hundred linear feet
on the south Division Mormon" mine or vein.
bearing salt. with surface ground six hundred
ieet IN width. situated in s.. Tn mas Mining
District. county of Lincoln and State Of Nevada
and designated by tine it Id notes and official
plat on hle in this'oftice as lot number s.. In
township II south rage 63 east of Mount
Diaolo Meridian, said lot No. 81 being as fol.
lows: 50
Beginning at post marked No. 1, U. 8. sur.
Vey No 81, from which the Il section corner m
sections 81 and 30, township II south, range as
cast, oeafs south IAN deg east, lads feet; thence
running nrst course north; 10 deg west SO feet
10 post marted No. 2, U. 8. Survey No 81 :
thence second course north, degrees west
lt0ufeet to II post marked No, s, u &, survey
No, 81: thence third course; south 60 degrees
east, 600 feet to post marked No 4, u. s survey
40, ~ tnetce fourth course south; S deg east,
looo feet to post No. |, the place OF beginning
Magnetic variation l6 deg east, Containing
1919 acres
The location of this mine is recorded In the
Recorders oilice Of st. Thomas Mining District
IN book A. page 80 OF Mining Records, The nd.
joining claimants are unknown.
Any ana AL persons claiming adversely apy
portion of said South Division Mormon mine or
surface ground are required to file their adverse
Claims with the Register the of United states
Land Oihce ut Eureka, In the state of Nevada
during the sixty days period OF publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions OF the statute.
d. HALL, Register.
III ~ hereby ordered that the tore goi no nation
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st Thu ofkies.
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INT Office

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvFN THAT HAVE
~ received the Assessment Roll and original
lists of pr perty for the year A. d. 1879, from
the Assess, of Lincoln County. Nevada, and
the same is in my Office for public inspaction
The Board of Equslization viii meet at their
office ON MONDAY, September 10Th, A. D.
1870. at 10 o'clock NJ for the purpose of
equalizing said roll, ana will continue In SIS.
sion from day TO day until and including the
It'll day % October. A. u 1889 and ali persons
having objections to make to said assessments
must present the same To said Board when in
session
J g. KELLEY
County Clerk and Ex Officio Clerk OF he Board
of County Commissioners.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-18
THE REVOLUTION.
Another Account Of the Manner in Which
It w Brought About

Another Account Of the Manner in Which
w 5 Brought About
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times prints letter
from Rio Janerio, under date Of Nov. q,
giving further details of the revolution
in Brazil. When the army leaders learned
that the imperial authorities intended
to disperse the troops at RIO they resolved TO
resist to the point OF depOsing the ministry
The republicans seized the advantage thus
offered them and worked hard for a fort
night, maintaining the utmost secrecy regard.
ing their plans. In some way the
government got wind of what was going on
and resolved 70 send the Seventh infantry away
on the 18th instead of the Goth, as had
been intended. The cabinet met late at night
on the 18th. At daybreak on the 18th, the
ministers OF the navy, foreign Affairs and
justice and the prime minister were ell at the
arsenal to witness the landing OF the naval
battalion which was ordered 70 mount guard il
barracks in Aeclamation square, where the
troops were quartered.
At 6 o'clock as the marines arrived. the
whole cabinet met az the war office, and three
infantry battaliOns we're formed before the ex-
tensive frontal of the barracks. Later
several regiments of cavalry and the whole
police force joined At Sis a. m. when the
cabinet considered that sufficient force was az
their command to compel the recalcitrant bat
talon TO march, Gen. Dafonseca appeared on
the scene and all the officials inside
and outside the barracks received him with
EXPLANATIONS aud cries OF Down with
the ministry" Baron Ladarie. the minister OF
marine, on coming from the arsenal was in
yited to surrender, as the prisoner
OF Marshal Dalonsecs. Ii was al
this moment that the shooting scene
occurred. Gen. DafOnseca then entered the
barracks and informed the ministers that they
wer deposed. Later, at the urgent request OK
their comrades, he released them, but on learn
ing in the evening that the premier had had AN
interview with the emperor, be re-arrcsted(ths
premier
As soon as the news spread every commercial
house closed its doors in terror. IL Is said that
Gen. Dafonseca was simply carried away, as
the deposition of the government alone cost
him dear, and that he resolved at the last mo-
ment 70 cast his lot with the republicans.
While Dom Pedro, with Count Preto, wss
trying to form a new cabinet the republicans
met at the municipal palace. The city alder
men resolved to declare for the republic and
sent a message 10 Gen. Dafonseca asking
him to proclaim that the dynasty was forever
abolished. Senior Constant organized the
coup, while Senior Barbosa was the real organ
izer Of the new constitution. The latter is
a learned man, of great resource. and
thoroughly conversant with the constitutional
history of England and America. Il was be
who inspired the banks with confidence, and
them to maintain the rate OF exchange
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in all the earth. He has made his money
by selling Tyrian purple. Behold now
the templei Clouds OF smoke lifting from
the shimmering roof. while the building
rises up beautiful, grand, majestic, the AZ
chitectural skill and glory OF the earth lift
ing themselves there in one triumphant
doxology, the frozen prayer OF all nations.
The crowd looked around to see exhilar-
alton and transport in the face of Christ.
Oh, no. Out from amid the gates and
the domes. and the palaces there arose
vision of this city's sin and of this city's
doom which obliterated the landscape
from horizon 10 horizon, and be burst into
tears, crying: 80 Jerusalem, Jerusalem"
But that was the only day of pomp that
Jesus saw in and around this city Yet
He walked the streets Of this city, the
loyelest and most majestic being that the
world ever saw or ever will see. Publius
Lentilus, in a letter to the Roman senate,
describes Him as "a man OF stature some
what tall, His hair the color Of q chestnut
fully ripe, plain to the ears, whence down
ward it Is more orient, curling and waving
about His shoulders; in the midst OF His
forehead is a stream, or partition of His
hair; forehead plain and very delicate;
mis- face without spot or wrinkle, a lovely
red; his nose and mouth so forked as
nothing can be represented; His beard
thick; in color like His hair-nOt very long;
His eyes gray, quick and clear" lie must
die. The French army in Italy found a
brass plate on which was copy of His
death warrant, signed bv John Zerubbable.
Raphael Robani, Daniel Robani and
Capet.
Tell it now to all the earth and to all the
heavens-Jesus, our king, is sick with His
last sickness. Let couriers carry the swift
dispatch. His pains are worse; He is
breathing g last groan; through Ills body
Quivers the last anguish; the king is diving:
the king is dead! It is royal blood 1t is
said that some religionists make too much
of the humanity of Christ. l respond
that we make too little. Ii some Roman
surgeon, standing under the cross, had
caught one drop OF the blood on bis hand
and analysed it, it would have been found
to have the same plasma, the same disk,
the same hbrin, the same albumin.
1t was Enthusiastically human blood. It
is man that hangs there. His
bones are OF the same material
as ours. His nerves are sensitive ike
ours. If it were an angel being desp0iled
l would not feel it so mnch, for it belongs
to a different order OF beings But my
Savior is a man, and my whole sympathy
is aroused. l can imagine how the spikes
felt-how hot the temples burned-what
deathly sickness seized His heart-how
mountain, and city, and mob swan away
from His dying vision-something of the
meaning of that cry for help that makes
the blood of all the ages curdle with hor-
ror. "AIy God! my Cod Why hast
thou forsaken me?"
Forever with all these scenes OF a
Savlor's suffering will this city be asso-
ciated- Here is unjust trial and here is
death. 0, Jerusalem Jerusalem!
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The INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY DECEMBER H. 1889

them again? At this there was storm of
applause, with cries of 'goodp that's
So" and renewed cheering.
Mr. Carnegie then proceeded 70 brief
exposition of the wonderful progress
made by this country during the past
thirty years in commerce, manufacturing
and mining, declaring that in the last two
industries she now leads the world, while
her credit is first among nations. His ad-
dress, although brief, owing to the lateness
OF the hour, was confined almost wholly TO
statistics. He took occasion to say that he
did not share the fears of some that the re-
public was surrounded by any serious
dangers. He believed nothing could pre-
vent her from achieving her destiny. Mr..
Carnegie was followed by the Hon. W. l..
Putnam, late democratic candidate for gov
ernor of Maine. who spoke briefly.