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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-17
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Patent
Ne. 9si.
UNITED STATES LAND ORR "

UNITED STATES LAND OH ~.
Eur-ka. hevaoA, August "A, It9i
NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT IHE
IN Phoebe Consohd ted Mining and Reduc-
ton Company. by it's author re- Agent. sam.
nel T. Godbe, whoss pt st-ofiice address Is
Pioche, Lincoln county, State OF Nevada has
this day filed 81 pl'ca'ivn for fifteen hundr, d
llbOOI feet Of the Eel 10 vein, 10, e o uerosii
beailug silver toge her with surface pr, uud
two hundred t2UOJ feet In wid'h iur I'd con
venient working thereof, situate d in iiy s IL
ing District, County Of Lihcoln aid si., Of
Nevada. and des grated by t.e Il, ID not. = shd
off1cial plat on tiie In This OH =, as ia ST.
Township No. nrrth OF raIge No 81 east
Mount Diablo Base 81 d Meriuiau. In, .xt-r
Tor boundaries OF said lot NO. 90 b,ing as fol
lows to-wit:
Beginning at post hAIk.d No. 1, L. ) sur.
vey No. 60 on the southern side ut the Ps'ac-
ker Lode claim, U. d surrey No. 20, thence
Running LIST course North II degrees "a min
ntes east, go feet to post No 2, u. Survey
No. %, at the northwest corner oil U, s. Sur.
vey No. 40, Zero L. de claim, whence the Tor
ner common to sections "a, % &c ghd a II
township north Of range Ct last bars south
" degrees 81 minutes east, 2,F6 feet aDt
Wheeler's Monument bears north 81 Il, grees
and ~ minutes east. 2546 2-l0 feet thence q
course, south 81 degrees ard 81 minutes st,
$50 feet along the southwest side line OF g.
Survey No. 40, Zero Lode claim, to post No 8
U. y. Survey No 80; thence Sd course, south
post No. 4, U ., Survey No. so; thence 4 h
course north 81 degrees and 81 minutes west,
$50 feet to post No, 8, u, s survey No So;
thence 9th course, s'uIh II degrees 07 minutes
west, $40 feet to post No. 6, u :. survey No
80; thence 9Th course, nor H. 10 degrees 80 min
utes east, l49 4iO feet to the cent. line, " lie
the discovery shaft bears north II degrees, OF
minutes east $40 ieet; 256 feet 10 post NO. at
the place OF beginning. Containing q eS TO
acres. t'-.s"'
The courses arc expressed from the true mep-
idan, with magnetic variation of 10 dekr es,
IS minutes east. The nearest known claims
are the Panaoker lode Claim, U. \. survty NO.
80 on the north, and the Zero lode aim, U 3.
| Survey No. 40 on the Northeast.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said sCiPIo Min or surface
ground, are required to file the adverse
| claims with the Register OF the United States
| land office at Eureka in the State Of Nevada, dur
| ing the sixty days period of pubiics, on h reof
or they will be barred by virtue Of the lro
| visions of the Statute.
| j. P. DUNKLE, Register.
It is hereby oIdered that the foregoing notict
Of application for patent, be published ,
the period OF sixty days, ten consecutiv,
| weeks ,inthe PHOEBE RECORD, u weekly news
paper published at Phoebe, Lincoln County
| Nevada.
P. DUAKLE, Register.
sept-3
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1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published In the
Pioche RECORD, weekly newspaper
published at Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevada,
for the periodf sixty days item consecutive
weeksb.
u n uNKfR Raoiatar
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for a Patent
NO. VIZ,
UsIrEp STATES LAND OyFIcE.
kmreks, Nevada. July 8 1891.


knreka, nevada, July 8 1891.
AyorICg IL HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
~ pioche ,lonsoli la cd Mining AID Reduo
ton n,pany. b, it, authorized agent. Samuel
7. q dbr, whos- lost office address IL Phoebe.
Line In county, State Of ktvads. has this day
hlsd its apl lica,i"n for ON tn. nsand tonr hun.
dred and eighty.e ti48s) linear feet Of the
"Rainbow" mine "r !, de, bearing silver. with
surface ground two hundred t2Mb feet In width
situated IN Elv Mining D'strict, county
OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada. and designated
BY the hsld notes and faciai plat on ille in this
ONCE as Lot No ~ T. township No IN Of
range 81 east Mount Diabio Base and Meridian;
said Lot No. n being described az follows 10.
wit:
B.ginning at . post marked Pest Mol U 8
Survey No AZ, theic c. running, LIT tOurke,
80 derrees IS minutes 2si fee. to Iost No
U Survey No ~. whence the mouth OF the
Sch wabe tunnel bears y W degrees % minutes,
292 feet; thence. And cou re. 1910 feet to
the line between cti"ns ~ and 81. TIP ].
81 y, 1883 feet to post Nos U Survey No a,
whence U y Mineral Monument No bears 3 10
degrees SO inmates. W is226 feet. aud the sec.
ton corner common 10 sections ~, ~, ~ and
10, TIP I, Y X 81 Y, bears deg ees u minutes.
W 1918 feet: thence. 3rd conrses % degrees IS
n; thence, lth course 9 "a degrees SO minutes,
W 1883 feet TO the place Of beginning.
Containing GIT acres.
Courses expres ed from the true meridian
with magnetic variation OF 10 deg ana b
minutes east.
The nearest known location ID the lisa Belle
lode ella m on the south
Any anil ell persons clainiDg adversely ary
portion ~ said Rainbow mine or surface
grouni are qnrcd 10 Ale Their sdverre claims
with the Req ster VI tie United States Land
once q Eureha, In the stat Of Nevada. dur
ina the period OF publication hereof, or they
will be debarfed by virtue OF the pr,visi,n OF
| the statute.
Up DUEKhF. Register. q
| I, 10 hereby ordered that the FIR. Rcine DO.
| t.ce 81 application for = patent b, published
| IN the Phoebe RECORD, weekly newspaper
| pubiishcd Ut Phoebe, Lincoln county. Nevada,
for the period Of sixty days item consecutive
| We eks). J. P.DUNKLE, REGISTER.
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NOTICE.

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IN received fhe Ass ssmeut Roll and original
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N Office of For eiture.
TD LARRY FGAN. HIS GR,S Ehs,

TD LARRY FGAN. HIS GRAN EhH, AS
i signs, h .ir- executors or administrator,
and all psriir ria'iniig urder, M, by or
through him:
l,ua Ia r.by B,t & i hat The undersigned,
co U~ner sith Jon in TIL mining claim knIwn
A. the "'Ihtl,eug," MINI, situated In Highland
Mining distric', u uuty Of iBcoln, State OF
Nevads hs~ performed the work and made the
expenditures On the tAit mining claim, re-
quirei by section 2J24 OF the kevis-d Statutes
OF the United states, to b I'D the same for the
year 1890, and the amount due from you. your
grantees ssrigns ur Administered r etc, on &C
count OF ,uch Expenditures on laid mining
ella III 10 the sum VI Atty dollars.
And II within ninety days after the publica
ton OF this notice, you iail or refuse to con-
tribute your said pr pUrtion II SUI exrendi-
ture as CO oV ner, your int r''st III sud claims
viii become the proper! VI the subscriber
und' said section 1874.
JOAN nHEi.IDAN.
Pioci.e Nry., Aug. ID, 1891
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Application for n Patent
No 9i5.
United STATES LAND OFFICE
E...L.. A...1u I,,l.sx ions

Eureka, invade. July q, 1891.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
IN Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Re-
duction q mpan., by it's authorized agent,
Samuel T. Gndbt, whose postofhce address Is
Phoebe. Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, has
this day fiird his application for one thousand
four hun,ircd aud lightweight 14s8) lin.ar
feet Of the War Eagle mine or lode, bear
ing silver, with surface ground two hundred
t2UOl feet In width. situated in Ely Mining
district, County OF Lincoln, State II Nevada,
and deiugnsted Ivy the field not = and official
plat On file III this offics an lot number 48, in
township n mber l Forth. range 81 east Of
Mount D,ablr B,o" and Meridi,n; said lot No.
~ beirg dtSclih.d ~ fellows, to.vit:
Bgnnins =, apnst mar ri Post No. U. 8.
Nrv - ~ .h',ce rnuning, LIST curse, n
50 de <tc.-s 45 inutes, W 2s0.t feet to Posi- No.
J. & y Surve, M. ~, Wht nee the mouth OF
the Horean tunnel bears N 20 degrees 50 min
ut,s, K Gut feri; thence, 2nd course, N 81 de-
Rrr.s 81 minutes y. 1873 feet to
Post NJ. 5. U. 4. survey No. ~; thence, 3rd
{ ur.e. Y. 80 degrees. minutes 4. 1904 feet
,op,Ht No. 4, U. \. survey Nc. 80 whence U. y.
Mineral A.onu cut No. bears y. 81 degrees 20
"a inutc-. ". lUp8 Q teet, and the section corner
common {, SECTIONS ~. II. ~ AMI 20. T. N,
X, 81 y. bears a. l degree So minutes Il.
3?9s.s feet; thence. 9Th course, "a degrt, 81
minutes W. l48s feet to Post No. / at the
pls'e 81 b, ginnins.
Containing GIG acres.
Oour-.s oppressed FROM the true meridian
with magnetic variation OF 10 degrees and Oh
tniuutes en%t. This nearest known locations
are tn. Br, NJ iuie on the north aud the e.
| sen.i.l lode on the south.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said War Eagle Mine or surface
ground are required to hie their adverse claims
with the Register o. thu United tates LsndOfhce
ct Rureka. In the State of Nevada, during the
period Of publication hereof. or they
| will be debsrrsd by virtue Of the provisions Of
| the Statute.
up. DusKLE, Register.
| 1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
| nj aunIl,atIon for patrnt be publisbed in the
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Applicationf0r a Patent
No. 0J3. or!
UNITED STATES LAND OrrI,k

UNITED STATES LAND OryI,E
Eureka, Nevada, November IL, 1891.
AJOTIUE Is HEREBY G1VkN THAI lHE
IN Phoebe q ,nsol idated lining and Reduc-
ton cou pIny, by its authorized agent Samuel
7 Godbe, whose postUffice address 10 Phoebe,
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, has this cay
filed his application for fifteen hundred Ilb0Oj
linear feet Of the Zero" mine or lode hearing
silver, with surface ground two hundred ,200l
feet in width, situated In Ely Mining district,
county OF Lincoln, State of Nevada, and dr,sig
mated by the field notes and official plat on
ale In tn in office as lot No 40 in township No.
l, N of range No 81 e Of Mount Diablo Base aud
Meridian; said lot No 40 beitg des ribed AZ fol-
lows, to-wit: ta.f.sl~L
Beginning at a post marked Post No 1 U 8
survey No ~, whence Wbeeler's U 8 monument
bears SO deg ees 20 minutes, 2S46 feet,
the section corner common to sections ~. rs,
% and 81, township N X 81 4 bears ~ de-
gr es and Sc minutes, E 1856 feet thence run.
ming, LIST course, N II degrees minutes, II
along the southern boundary line Of U sur
vey No 80, Psnack-r lode, 200 feet to post No 2
o 8 survey No ~. whence the mouth OF the
Zero tunnel bears N 81 degrees 50 minutes, W
100 feet, and the mouth Of the Amador tunnel
bears y 50 degrees so m nu es E 288 feet, and
the mou b Of the Zero incline on this claim
hears 20 degrees ~ minutes 2S8 feet thence
running End course 8 81 degrees 81 minutes
500 feet to line between sections % snd 27,
1900 feet TO post No 8 Survey No 40; tn. nee.
3rd course, & II degrees minutes, to post
No 4 U 8 survey No 40; .th' nee. 4.h course, N 81,
degrees ~ minutes, " 1910 feet to the place OF
beginning.
Coma ming 8 SO acres. i- so.
Courhes express.d from the true meridian
wi h Q magnetic variation Of Is degrees and IS
minutes east i N4'14c'
The near, vt known location Is the Psnscker
lode, adjoining on the north.
Any and sl, persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Zero mine or surface ground
are required to O Q their adverse claims with
the egister Of the United States and Once
L at Eureka. in the State n Nevada, during the
period Of publication hereof, or thy will b.
debsrred by virtue of tho provisions Of the
Statutes.
M ssa J. .. DUAKIE. b sister.
II 10 hereby ordered thai the foregoing notic'
| Of Application for patent be published for thu
| period of sixty days (tsn consecutive weeks) II
| tho Phoebe Weekly RECORD, . weekly newsps
| per published At Phoebe, Lincoln County. Ne
| vada. ]. DUNKLE, Register I,
I Nv. 19-1Ot
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
1T is MISS o'sHEA,
And Not the Mother, That Par
nell Has Married.

LONDON, April 7.-[Speciall-T
lady to whom Parnell is said to have
been privately married since the O'Shea
divorce suit is the eldest daughter of
Mrs O'Shea. The extreme privacy with
which the ceremony was performed is
attributed to tho fact that the young
lady is ward in chancery.
Although she is 81 years of age, the
marriage could not be lawfully solomon
lied without the assent of the court,
and by his action Parnell lays himself
open to prosecution. Several Par
nellite members of the house of COM
mons affect to believe, although they
deny any knowledge Of the facts. that
Parnell never had been unlawfully in
innate with Mrs. O'Shea and his secret
visits to the home of the O'Shea's were
made for the purpose of meeting tie
daughter, whom he married with the
consent of her mother, but unknown
to her father.
Othor Parnellites, who are supposed to
know the truth of the matter, when
questioned in regard to the marriage. de-
clare their ignorance Of the whole affair.
Captain O'Shea's friends treat the story
as q stupid canard.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
THE COUNCIL AT WORK.

The Council disposed of tho monthly
routine W orS last night, and will take
two nights rest before considering the
more important matters that are de-
manding it's attention.
1t will be ready Friday night to go to
work for street improvements with
gloves off, and sleeves rolled up. Tho re-
port of the committee locat ting the i'm
provements and recommending tho ma
at Friday nights meeting, will be one
of the most important document, that
the Council will have to consider in
connection with tho improvements to
be made by the recent appropriations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
Memorial Day at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April Tho Confcd-
crate Veteran Associations, assisted by
the various military organizations OF tho
city, yesterday afternoon decorated the
graves of their former :ades. After
decorating tho Lee monument the pro-
cession moved to Canal street and took
cars for the cemeteries, where the
tombs of the Army of Northern Virginia,
Army OF Tennessee and Ladies' Confed-
crate Monument and other burial places
were handsomely decorated w. IL
Rogers delivered an grafton and the
ceremonies were closed by bcnedlction
by Rev. A. Gordon Bakwell.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
AN ACCIDENT NEAR THE GAS WORKS
A Shifting Engine Kills Horse and In
jures Two Boys.

Shifting Engine Kills a Horse and In
jures Two Boys.
Just north of the Gas Works new
street has been graded through hill.
1t runs directly across the railroad track
to the rolling mill. 1t is dangerous
place. The cut is not wide enough to
admit of two wagons passing, and is so
abrupt at the mouth that a train APP
proaching cannot be seen.
Yesterday afternoon as shifting en-
CINE lGS was backing north, a wagon
driven by Dick Virgins, Ed. Shelton
and Goen Lawson emerged from the cut
and started across the track directly in
front of the engine.
The engineer reversed the lever, but
almost instantly there was shock that
hurled the horse, wagon and boys all
from the track.
Dick Virgins had both legs badly
hurt, the left being broken in two
places. Goen Lawson received blow
in the breast which may result fatally.
Ed. Shelton escaped unhurt.
The horse was killed and the wagon
smashed to pieces.
Virgins was taken to his house on
Sixth avenue n. c., where DR.. Fiery
rendered the necessary surgical alton
ton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
A Great Race.Horse from Ireland.

New York, April THE celebrated
Irish race horse Clear the Way arrived
yesterday from Liverpool per steam
ship Runic, of the White Star Limo. He
was brought over by G.. w. Bishop
for Il. d. Morgan. Clear the Way is
said to be the finest horse ever
brought to this country, standing six
teen hands high and dark chestnut
color. He has run five races. winning
three. In 1883 he won tho Irish grand
national, beating the celebrated Ma
room. He is in fine condition, and will
be taken tomorrow to Mr.. Morgans
place at Westbury, l.. I.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
PRESIDENT KIMBALL ON THE OUT.
LOOK
General Manager.


PRESIDENT KIMBALL ON THE OUT
LOOK.
The presence of President Kimball,of
the Norfolk and Western, in Roanoke
will do much to hasten renewed activity
in every line OF Roanokes interests.
The assurance that the Norfolk and
Western will continue its liberal policy
in aiding the development of this section
and in advancing the interests of Roam
oke was hardly necessary, but the words
of Mr.. Kimball will do much good.
The prediction that Roanoke is to be
one of the great cities of the South is
not the words Of visionary Spectator,
but of a man of affairs who is suffi-
GENTLY in touch with the development
OF this section and who is we'll enough
acquainted with Roanokes opportuni-
ties to draw upon Northern capital, to
be competent to express an opinion.
The facts justify Mr.. Kimballs con.
clusion.
AS Roanoke is destined to become one
of the greatest Southern cities, 80 is
the Norfolk and Western to be, at no
distant day, one of the greatest rail
roads of the country. The two will
grow together.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
COLD WEATHER IN THE SOUTH.
The Coolest on Record for April--Fruits
and Vegetables Injured.

The Coolest on Record for April---Fruits
and Vegetables Injured.
WASHINGTON, April p Special]-
The signal office furnishes tho follow
ing special bulletin to the press:
The condition of tho unusually low
temperature mentioned in the special
bulletin of yesterday as prevailing over
northern Alabama and southern Geor-
gia has moved southwark this morning,
and extends over the whole of the
Florida peninsula, producing, except in
the extreme northern portion. the cold
est weather ever known there at this
season of the year. Tho minimum tenn
pcraturc at Jacksonville, Tampa, Ju
peter and Key West, were "a, 3S, IS and
"a degrees respectively, being from Z
to IA degrees lower than any previous
record during April
killing frosts occurred this morning
as far South as Jupeter inlet, and it is
probable that early fruits and vege-
tables throughout this section have
been severely injured
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
WAS CAMERON MURDEREDe
Complaint Made to the Governor Becaus
no Inquest Was Held.

Complaint Made to the Governor Because
no Inquest Was Held.
The body of Charles Cameron has
been consigned to its final resting place
now for several weeks, but it seems as
if fate will drag his bones to the sur
face again to find on them the marks
of murder.
In reply to a letter written by Mrs.
John Garst to Governor Mckinney, in
which she took occasion to detail the
manner in which the circumstance had
been handled by the Roanoke au'hori-
ties, the Governor addressed letter to
Commonwealth Attorney IIansbrough.
of Roanoke county. asking that an in
vestigation be had. Mr.. Hansbrough
referred the letter to Roy i. Smith,
commemorative attorney for this city
Mr.. Smith says he will have no
trouble in showing that Cameron came
to his death by accidental drowning, and
that an inquest was unnecessary.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
Only One Thing Lacking.

Friend-Gogson. how is your nirship
getting along?
Inventor-It Is complete, with the ex-
ception Of one little detail have not
yet perfected 1 shall take that up
next
What Is it?"
"a mere trihe that can think out at
any time. The principal feature of my
invention is a safety net that will travel
along under the airship to prevent fatal
accidents. 1t will make navigating the
air absolutely free from danger. In the
making Of that net have revolution
lied the entire business"
But how is the net itself to be kept
from falling to the ground when any
thing happens to your airship?"
THAT Is the little detail | haven't
worked out yet."-Chicago Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
wEArnERroKD,s HEARING.
He Admitted Passing the Bogus Checks
but tho Case Continued.

S. L. Wentherford, charged with pass
ing bogus checks on J. G. Poteet, l.. II.
Brugh, L. P. Goodwin, and others, was
arraigned before Justice Howorton yes
terday afternoon.
Weatherford acknowledged having
passed the checks. He said his wife
had had money in the bank, and that
while still under tho influence of liquor
he drew several drafts, imagining that
she still had money there.
He said in reference to passing the
check on Mr.. Brugh, that he proposed
to make the amount good in ten days if
he could just get out.
IN reference to the check passed on
Commercial Bank and which the First
National cashed, he said his friend
Brady, to whom tho check was made
payable, had promised to arrange thai
matter.
Justice Howerton told tho prisoner
that he had been before him on two
other occasions. Through sympathy
for his wife and child he had dismissed
him on his promise to do better Before
everybody had cried for him, now they
were just the other way.
The justice continued the case until
tho 14th in order to give the prisoner
chance to get the money for those he
ha0 fleeced. This does not imply that
he will be afterward released.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-08
Heroic Treatment for a Cold.


"You have taken severe cold" said
the old family doctor, land it seems to
have settled in your throat"
Eyes, doctor, you see can hardly
speak," said the patient, vivacious,
bright-eyed young woman.
"Can you stand heroic treatment, do
you think?" asked the doctor.
'Try mel"
"Are you sure?"
"Yes, any thing you like; medicine.
mustard plasters, electricity, any
thing!" said she in breath.
"And you want to get back your
voice?"
eyes"
"It's heroic treatment. mind you"
"All right-what is it?"
"You mustn't talk ut all for two days"
Pittsburgh Dispatch.