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The Newtown bee., 1891-04-24
GOOD HILL-BRADLEYVILLE.

Miss Ella Fanton has been quite sick.
 Mir and Mrs Warren Andrews have re- turned to Long Island City.
 Edward Fanton, who has worked for Adams Bros. in Norwalk, has returned home.
 MT Smith of Bristol has visited Miss ROcelia Brown.
 Mrs Eunice Mills and daughter, Mrs Davis, have moved into Mrs Mills's for mer home.
 Miss Agnes Casey has visited Miss Grace Osborne; Miss Mabel Casey, Hat tie Peer.
 Mrs Forbes of South Wilton has visited her sister, Mrs Daniel Brown.
 MT and Mrs Reed of East Norwalk have moved into Mrs William Bedient's house.
 Miss Maggie Bailwitz has a situation in Deklyn's confectionery. Norwalk.
The Newtown bee., 1891-04-24

One day last week, Joseph Sturges was at work in field and, seeing black snake, he set about to kill it. He had hardly done so when his attention was attracted to several others. Setting farming duties aside, he at once engaged in snake killing. On returning that af- ternoon from work, he reported his ad- ventures and said that he had killed IS of the vipers The writer, in order to do justice to the executioner, as well as to satisfy his own curiosity, proceeded to the field of carnage and there, in three heaps, by actual count were one more than @@reported, making 49, ranging in length from two to seven feet long.
The Newtown bee., 1891-04-24
SOUTHPORT.

C. M. Gilman has sold his famous stal- liom, Nimbus, to Kentucky parties for $G00O. Nimbus is a handsome horse, seven years old and was sold for $1000 when 8 mere colt. Last year, at Phila- delphia he did mile in 26 1-4 and has since shown a 20 gait or better on the track. Tbe best record by stallions is
The Newtown bee., 1891-04-24

This Prize consists of SU- \ 0 D pERB DRIVING HORSE, o\ GUARANTEED GENTLE AND \ SOUND, accompanied by re- Q putable Veterinary Surgeons Q Certificate, value $1z5.oo, Jet
 Mounted Harness, value $5o.oo, { Finely Upholstered Carriage, val
 ue $Ioo.oo, Lap. Robe and Whip, \ value $1o.oo, making one of the most able and value complete, $35O.OO.
The Newtown bee., 1891-04-24
LONG HILL.

Rev E. R. Egan was unable to be in his pulpit, last Sunday and Rev W. F. White of Trumbull conducted the service at 1
The Newtown bee., 1891-04-24
WESTPORT.
MORTIFIED.

". R. Macready's family is home iron the South.
The Newtown bee., 1891-04-24
STRATFIELD.

Kepler Nichols lost a 3-year-old colt with lockjaw. last week Thursday. It was valued at $500.
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The church naturally took more or
less of the local 81 n in carly times,
says the Butt. 10y Miner, and the
anomaly of L prei.,sional gambler as a
leading churc ii1nbcr might easily
occur. A story gocs that there were
several of tlcaa III n who were pretty
regular attendants ut church in Last
Chance gulch. AS United States
money was scarce and gold dust was
the ordinary medium of exchange, it
sometimes happened that the knights
of the green baize had no money with
them when the plate went around. On
such occasions they would toss faro
or poker chip into the dish, and the
deacon would 70 the next day and have
the dust wei he'd out in payment. II
was not uncommon for amounts to
range from ten dollars to twenty
dollars 1t is said the knights are moi
SO reckless in these days, and that they
are rarely seen at church. Their tribe
is not extinct, but business with them ii
| far from brisk
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MODERN sAMsoNs.
Many Of the strong Msn khi rhsmse'r~
~ Thelr EKertions.

Many ot IN. strong Men khi Themselves
n, Thelr Etrrtions.
The s,rong.man mania has subsidized
somewhat. saws the Pittsburgh Chron-
icle.Tclegraph. Three months ago II
was at high tide. Scores OF opponents
were going about the country on the
museum circuits. the objects OF ardent
admiration. They performed various
fcats, some good and some hardly out
OF the ordinary. All issued challenges
by the scores many Of them for noto-
riety. OF course this kind of business
developed numerous novices. Men who
thought they were strong tried their
hands. and as soon as they cultivated
the sleight, which IL must be admitted
is behind all actions Of this kind, they
could accomplish clever feats. Each
large workshop developed its strong
man.
Heavyweight lifting is hardly much
of a developer, although the leading
opponents are pretty well developed.
Here are the chest measurements OF the
leaders: Cyr, So inches; Sandow, 45h;
Sampson, a.; Blatt, AZ; Miller, AN;
Apollo, ~.
Practice of the sport is attended with
much danger. Early death has been
the penalty of many. They exhausted
their vitality in the performance OF
herculean feats.
Charles A. Bennett, of San Francisco,
died of consumption in 1889, and was a
man who lifted 967 pounds of pig iron
with his hands alone, lifted fourteen
tons of iron in a minutes time, put VI
l5sA-pound bell, swung pair of 10
pound Indian clubs 1900 times in less
than an hour. and turned POS back som
ersaults in fifty-four minutes and ter
seconds. He lived to be only thirty five
years of age.
Richard A. Pennell, who twenty year
ago was one of the strongest men il
America, and put up a 2O1&-poun'
dumb-bell (making a record whicl
stood for years., was an invalid all tn
last years of his life, his vitality havin
been impaired by overexertion.
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Poisoning Jack Rabbits.

In southern California jack rabbits
are a pest, and many plans have been
tried to reduce their number. The
latest scheme is for poisoning them,
suggested by citizen of Hanford. lie
cuts a watermelon in two and sprinlslcs
strychnine over it, then sinoothes u
knife over the sprinlxled surface. This
tends to send the poison through the
fruit, and the rabbit partalsing Of any
part of the fruit will surely die. by
drawing board or scantling through a
field of alfalfa, thus breaking road
the rabbit will follow the trail, which
if supplied with poisoned melons, will
result in death to all that eat.
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The Adaptable American Girl.

Charles Dudley Warner, in Harpers
Magazine, puts the case of the American
girl this way: IF the American girl
goes in seriously for repose, she will be
able to give odds to any modern languid-
ity or to any ancient marble. If what
is wanted in society is cold hautcur and
languid superciliousness or lofty immo-
bility, we are confident that with u lit
tie practice she can sit stillcr, and look
more impassive, and move with less
motion than any other created woman.
We have that confidence in her ability
and adaptability. 1t is question
whether it is worth while to do this; to
sacrifice the vivacity and charm native
to her, and the natural impulsivcncss
and generous gift of herself which be-
longs to a new race in a new land.
which is walking always toward sun
RISE"
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VERY SARCASTIC.
Renting n Flat to n Woman Is Not a
Easy Matter.

Renting n Flat to q Woman Is Not ar
Easy Matter.
"Most women are easy suited as tt
houses and fats" said a Harlem rea
estate agent to me the other day, says
New York correspondent of the st
Louis Dispatch. There are
few, it is true, who object to very small
things and will refuse to take houss
if they find hy-speck on the dooi
knob or a girl chewing gum in thu
same block. but as a general thing !
can always come to some agreement
with woman who really wants
house or flat"
81 thought the contrary was the
fact" said.
"Not at all. For instance, there was
n woman who came here for a nice
fiat on Friday. saw at a glance that
could induce her to take one which
has been on my hands for seven
months. So l left the office in charge
of that boy you see smoking cigarette
stumps and catching flies over there
and went with the woman myself and
showed her the fiat. She seemed
pleased with it, and after she had hesi-
tated few minutes | said:
Nice fat, isn't it?'
"'Yes, rather like it.
Take it?'
We'll, I'll tell you. It's double
fiat, isn't it? The parlor is little
small, but if you'll tear down the wal
and knock the two parlors into one
raise the ceiling about three feet-its
little low, you lxnow-build servants
stairs, put up passenger elevator, in
troduce steam heat, change the ligh
shaft into court reduce the rent from
seventy-five dollars to thirty dollar
and move the house little furthe
west, I'll take lease for six months
''Ol. no, l never have any troubl
with women. All you have to do Is
be d little accommodating"
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Here is an incident related by an
Ameri.,r who visited the great Derby
races in Ens,"ud: II was standing
near booth whers man was selling
pork pies, and close ~ . Ecticed a
spare, cadaverous BOY VINO was plainly
yearning for something to eat. ! said
TO the boy: Would you like one Of
those pies?' Would I?' replied the
boy. Give him pie said, putting
down half crown. The boy grabbed
the pie and it quickly disappeared.
Give him another said, and it rapid
ly followed the other. You must
have been hungry l said to the boy.
Yes, it's first I've had to eat since
yesterday gave the boy sixpence.
when heard man standing by say:
Amt he brickY meaning me. No,
he amt said the boy; he's Yankee.
/ accepted the compliment and was
grateful for the opportunity to give one
boy good meal. 1t really did me more
solid good than watching the Darby"
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FureEn Nryann MN & lTgI
:, -, ,,,,,
NOTICE Is HI hthA II VEN lhhI TIE
IN Ploche Cohstliu We mining ana h'uuc,
ZION Company 10y lis nu pof| as' IT, sannei
L. dodoe, whose Ptr"ihee L'ur' - l. ioohe'
Lincoln county, tate Oh HtNh u, h1s Ahi' guy
Med rs apsli alton i'r .he ihAusa TOUT
hundred ana els u y'eitht 1891 IlheSr ittt VI
the "Essentia mine or lose btarlig silver,
width SITUATED III Z -alalu- u,ssr ~, oout y,
oi Lincoln, oth'e Va Nesa"a niu ues!B Jay y!
the nelo hot ~ u oin'ihi PM NL hto III tni'
once AZ lou no - ~ % ushlp % = rthL'
61 OF MOUNT Llto'o BhSe ana M'ri''l Il; Nti"
ioI No. 81 ooinb NC. Ileu 90 ~, N ~
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for n Patent
Ne. Wsl
uHrn -r,u. i.asponls


Asirth 1ftltf AAeh nfti
knttAtl AttaNbi Anfui "a Nat
NOTICE Is NHHlB2 HIhFN fNkT ana
~ Phoebe 4 liitai.d .itI MHlFHA4 U#das.
mon uompanF. a. tts a0that Nntt. sim.
mel Il. O,odba. gh4l. t.a5.H.tr nIfftsa III
ptuthe. ffbea D. e.unfv' sac rfNte.fs h.s
this DAY NIrd etpIra.i u t.rf ltffn .at..ff. Il
ithOui feet al M 'stt A. .,fr. ID.r =, wf4eH
brA,iue silvsf trr- Nar stfh .urlses la utd
tuo hundred I.taI fs.t IA Nd A. frr III CON
yenicnt Notti1R ittet q situardia iiy Nh.
inp District, County IS l4Lttln hnd ftar G
NeNada. aud d,s'Fiaisn hy &c a. o. uUi. sud
oifciel plat on u.s iu this uli q. sftr iri.
TOsnship 30. ! o. rih ei aaipc Ne t-t,
M0nnt piablo lbAsp o. q Mtfitiau IN tAtr
tor boundhIiea 90 sail lut 80 80 b, ma b. o.
lows to-vlti
Beginning at pitt q ~ hta No 1 a.. o .itt.
vey No 20 on ~. sautAttu side 90 tie "a ir-
her Lode claim, a. /, rnrtsy Ao..g thtiut
running let clursr utilh "a ',,trtrs ~ MN.
utos east, 500 ir,t 70 t5.st M 2 d. SutN,s
No 60 Al the a rthat,t safp.- o. 4 \ sur
yey No. AZ, Zero L.. dc claim. vt,rr, thr ,ut.
Township north ~ ta.netf ,a.tb,rr. ann
- degrees IS tut4UHts tFst "a ty.t aitt
Mheeler's Mouuat. ~ b at t.itt. So d. INNS
and 30 minutes East. atiS t,i:ibeu,s d
course, south 81 ,,ar,,s a.aal minute, 4 II.
$50 feet along the sauthNrst ,fIs nm. 81 L :
survey No. a., Der. L. A. c,siln. tot,stso n
Il. :. Survey NJ st.: thence 81 coa -. sDutit
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No. a7s.

UNITED STATE L,sp iEIcE,
kur ka. S'vida Jul! Sol.
No T. Is uEHtbY GIVEN tHNr TIE
~ Ptoch- USu- viida ed Mlning ard keCuc-
40 . ,ulyanS, by IT'S authorized scent. sam.
uel Gudb' shose y s'ohice address ID
Pa a. Lincoln comfy, State Of N-vadi has
this lay led lite spplicAii. Il or une thousand
fou ~ drrd aud rignt t gIt Cl4sS' linear
fe,t OF the lisa Belle" mine OF lode bearing
SILVER, with surface gro. II two har tir"d (2eOl
feet IN width. ii u I'D in lily Mi i"g District,
eout t, of LincO u. s ate u y, vadA, ANA dtsig-
nai,d by tbs ii Id L"te- I fcial pat ON file in
IN Ills Office as ltt No. as III to~i ship No. |, n
II r,use 81 u, Mount D,abto base and Meri-
iiai; sat lot No. As being described rs fol-
iOs-, tO-wit:
Is gin.. ing at ap st marked poNt No. II .S.s ur.
sey 20 Al, whence the mouth oi the 'chWabe
ten el b .ars = IS lePre"s Aat 20 mt Iu'es,
29l feet; thruce running LIST ursr, 80 dc
4ri 45 uinu a.. 2I9 ieyt TO post No ~ s,
itss-. NJ. A. thence ! Il course. y 81 de-
tainu; :, b. lass ieet 10 post NJ. 3. [
,, ruryt,y 49, tne,lr, 3 ouufss. y 80 de
q o. nIufi,c L z79 lot to post No. 4. U
- vyNt. as, whence U =. Mineral Monu
...tt No. / Dras 46 degrees % inlt' 5, "
ga ct. the section corn'r cum Il
,.cs.uis 81. n Is and 20. "a, |. \ Il 81 b, bear
! arr.s ~ miuuteI. 2g!3 n,t; ihencl
~, ,.dtr-- 81 degrees ~ hi tutes, III
| ~ u 70 TIE piare of begin i
| Cantslnins 70 are.
,n . x,.ir Al from the tru, ridis
| ith a III gtetic variation Ui 10 d' srr's alt
| nj tutts easi.
| a. tre-t Known loo tion re The Raii
| I'D. On III, north aud tie Hall NOON lod
| lain a. the south.
Al! ana all persois iatmins adversely an
| ..u~fsuti u SAID d Pei e MN
| t.lt ritll art -rquiie To- nlt tn &c
| 80 /. CLAIMS b tIt'- H. .i,t"T he Unit
II : D. one, FUR m, III the STATE {
,~yud. "a. i4g the p-rio, OF publ
a uirr,o or tAe, VIII q. ii, barred Oy sirtu
| The II S,riuLh VI sc statute
r. hUNKLE, X 'gist r.
h-U.t, ordered that The oiepoing n"tlf
| Ia pi' tiDi r pat'hi b. put l-ied Ia I'll
| ~ itsHi Il tt,I.t'. .s tNsntp puOltsbt
| - .CiS iiitctlu any, N,NHdH, Tor u
| est'J III .lAts dtys ttcn consecutive Neelsi.
IN = ltf.gf
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Notice of For eiture.

no LARRY E0AN. HIS GRAN IA. A.
signs. h.irs, EXECUTORS % AimhistrAitr,
sId ali pHrIies claiming uLder, II, m, by ~
through hin;
uAr, b. rcs! notified that the -ignei
80 usutr ~hn suu "a thu mining elalm ku.fSn
tue "th 'l'rng DO li., iiiuHted IA hishlAnd
IluI aIytrlc q unit Il lucoln. state OF
Nessda hs p-Fsuriu.d the work ALd made the
expenditures un tue tAii mining CLAIM, re
q .ir.l % -ectiO 152i OF the k.ytssd statutes
.. The at, "a states, 10 I'D the same iur the
,rAf lsgsi. sIj the am3uut due from gu, your
sr4u'-, aSsigur ur AdninisirAi r etc, ON ac-
ou.t Of such expeuditures ca rAid mining
IA 4 the sum OF nity dollars.
Aa.. /. ~ttAia M ETY. itys alter the publica
& TIL Eotice, sou 'zil or r'luss TO con
b., JOUR sati pr pr in = ~ Ia -HTendi'
- o. ner, s"Ir az = 81 IA "a claims
- b ths ,ir,'Irrt. p tue snhs, ribei
Id said -eetiaI 1874.
JOAN sHEs.IDAN.
4 &c Y An 10, ISL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE T. HfRfnY ety. N4HAf lHAyf
~ fsse va she ks..sau ~ koli $40 ~ aiuAl
~ > ui praIs- 10 III sfaf a. - tfuu
ths Asss-s a. Ia caIu oa.bif esa.i's 49,
be SANE 10 81 niF u.nts 90 palIii ll ~ uuu
iht hokra { l4utl.Estian wst uHt,t 81 thtr
8 lios % MOE 80, August liza =.
lesl. ~ 10 o'ciush fnf IL puftsst VI
tsiu .liEiua ssi1 o.. sud ell ouulntr ul -
- uuIa az dai uhtii aud neludluf tts
"a 80 :. t,'rn.l-f, - tfqi 400 a. isr-uus
hss q tb!r .stHF b. ulakH o. ss.d - rsstisnis
saast yressni ,sif saiue a. al haA ~hth On
- lou
PIN o.,
torats loik aud u ufscio cha oi tbs Bard
Vt uunty Ctmmis' i0bers.
~ che, Nsv.. Aug o., 1881.
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y ppl,c.t on fra Patent
Uerrsp sTATEs LAND OFrIcR.
kureka, Nevhd. =, jul, 8 1891.

kurbkA. Nevhds, July 1871.
= uftCE q aERtBy GIVEN THAT THE
"ioche 'oii-,ii ta ct Miuiug u beduo
Vi ~ q ,npAp, b, IN author z d sgent. Samuel
4. u.dh who's. oct offc. address il Phoebe.
Lincoln county State of N.vadt, LAD this day
filed iis apI location for ON" tho usant ionr hum
drsd and eighty eight Casa linear feet OF the
Rainbow" mine or lode, bearing silver, with
surfsc. ground two hundred ,2DUl feet in width
situated In Elv N ming District, county
Of Lincoln, state Of Nevada, and designated
by the field notes and oficial plat on file In this
Office Lot No AZ IL township No q
range 81 east Mount Diablo Base and Meridian;
said Lot No. n being described AZ follows to.
wit
Beginning at q port marked p, st No 8
Su vey No ~. thei c. running, LIT .ourte,
80 degrees IS minutes " 2si feet to + est No
U survey No At. whence the mouth OF the
Schwabe tunnel beprs = " degrees 81 minutes
E.9a feet: ibclce. 2nd Gu o lcl0 feet to
tn. line t~.' Ii cu Ds ~ thd IL Up ],
81 h., lass I, o: "a POI Nj u Survey No At +,
ah nee L 8 Mineral Monun. ut NJ l bears y 46
d.prt~s 81 minutes, W 1922 8 ;eet A,i the Sec
tion corner common 10 section ~. u, 2S and
%. TIP l, v n 81 \, bcsr- S d. ees ~ minutes,
" 1918 fe.t thee c-. Sra course. 80 degree %
"A utes. 81 i.ett- p. ~ Not Survey No
~; q .nc-. Attn cours. 8 "a dePre' 81 minutes,
W 1893 feet To tn, place Of beginning
containing GIT acres.
Courses EXPIRE. ed from the true meridian
with y magnstic ,riation OF IL deg and b5
minutes east a
The nearest known location IL the lisa Belle
lodr ca M IN the south
Any anil all persons claiming ndvers ly Any
portion Of said Rainbow mine surface
grount art r. quirtd Ia iilc their adverse claims
with the Reg rte Of the United States Land
once at Eureka. In the Stat. OF Nevada, dur
Ing the period Of pub catioD hereof. or they
will be- debsrred b. virtue OF the provision Of
the statute.
up. DUNKLE. Register.
II 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice OF application for patent be published
in the Phoebe RECORD, . weekly newspaper
published ct Phoebe, Lincoln county. Nevada.
for the period OF sixty days item consecutive
No cks). j. P.DUNKLE, Register.
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Apple alton for "a n''..t

Eur laa, Neyals, vo.uo,r u, is9l.
NOTICE il HkktBl GIVEN tn II iii
IN pioihe o rsulidrttd iiurg and Roduc-
llon 60 p ny, by It's anthnrlz Il act Samuel
I Godb. I, whose po-l nce add es> IS n che,
Lincoln cnFIty safe II N,va "a, has his ny
ii ed his apple tiIr tor hiteru hundftd 1900
iincHr tet Of he r =" uine or lode heLrirg
silver, with X Irf &C greuni two hundred itOul
fe"t in wi situated i lily Mining dis ricJ,
county o lincoln State OF Nevada, ana zig
IL It, d By he field notes ara uficihl Int on
ii IL IN Ia = Office lot M 40 III township No.
|, of range No ~ e of Mount Uiablo Bare ard
Meridian; said lot No 40 bel & des rib.d as fol-
lows, to-wit:
B,liYniI g at post marked Post No | S
survey No ~, wheI ce Wheeltr's u monument
bears 60 deg eeS 20 minutes, 2346 feet,
TIN 81 zion corner c. III n, II To sections %. %,
90 and 81 township / N Il ca E be- RS 81 de-
n q, hnd rs minutes. Il 1855 feet. thence run
ing 1T 90 nrse, n II dtpr @. minutes =, Il
along tie southern b. uDdary line Il U ) sur.
vey No ~. Pansck ! lod", y 0 itet to post No
q 3 urycy NO ~. whit ce tue mouth OF the
Z.r, lufi.l hi 81 degrees 20 mil utts "
IGl feet ami the NJ nth { { the madcr tunnel
bears = 81 degrees 80 IN nu es Il tS8 feet, and
tn, IN II h of tn, u rp iuc inc an tlis claim
bars , ~ de le' 20 mt utt IoS feet thence
ruunit z 2ud cour-t : 81 degrees 81 hui ihtes
| 1913 Q 90, to ne lctwten sections % Dpd 81
1870 ie,t to post No3 u S Survey \ o 40, tn nee
| 3rd cou' se. r n degrees mipntes, W to pos
| No4u S urNey NO 40; th' nee, 4th course, 3
degrees "a niputes, " 1870 feat to the lace o
| beginning.
| Coma ming G SO a. res.
Courses express, d fom the true m,ridial
wi h a magnetic variation of IS deg rees and B.
| minutes east
The near, 1T known location is the Par acke
| lode, adjoining on the north.
Any and ali persons claiming adv, rsely an.
| portion OF said Zero mine or surface groun,
are requireI to ii their adverse claims witt
| the tgister of the United States / and 0fie
| at Eureka in the stste tf Nevada, dl ring III
period OF ub ichtioo hereof, or Vi VIII b
debarie ed by virtue OF the provisions of tn
| Statutes.
J. .DU' KLf, R.gisttr.
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AppIIcatiou for a Pate u t


Eureka, N vAd Jul! ogl.
t.tfIt. = HEkkBi GIVEN ibAi THE
" p, hr ,ttnr:,l d .teu MihiLR aid It,
IL li.n u M zn., by us au,ho. z d agent,
d, .nt-i I Do,h WHO'S p1S,"iic. address 10
Pa c!,e ,f,s,. q UNITY, state Of Nevada, mas
:,I- i.s ~ apiiirRt,"i' for on thousaid
h'iu r sld ei,hiA 'isLi ti+eoi lin ar
I u -: "a. VIZ fngl mine or lode. beai-
rs silver. Nii. -.atiuc. ground Two hundred
Aai feet III Widlh, sifhuI. d iii ri! Mining
Uistritt. ouuty 4 LiDcrIu, State Nevada,
I'D drr,xnated til, heiu not = and ofncial
, at on die III tais Uii," mr. lot number ~, in
4 wnsi,ip n inber | Iurth range 81 east Of
cunt Uiabio Ba-s and Meridian; said lot No.
tei,.e described ar follows, t".~n:
leg un,u. al n t,o.i msrt-d Pos NO. u s.
usvty ~. h.,.', ruiittn !, - GnfS",
.i.4fr' 4, nuits, 2~i.i ir't To Post No.
,iS oars'H s",4 Wh' NJ the mouth Of
he iinr n. tumni 10 sfr ~ d,Rr =. So min
li.- Il 81 secs: eirr, end 'oihse, \ 81 d.
src... Is m,nn',s b. "a 3 feet to
Post VI. 5 u, y. -nrv.'y No. ~; 'h.nce, 3rd
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-11-26

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17

A Vsssslboro correspondent Of Spirit Of
the Hub, Boston, under date Of June 9th
writes Of some we'll known Kennebec horse
~ follsws; MRS. c. r. Noyes' bay mar.
Marinette BY Director, Ist dam Pantaless,
by Princess dam Of Epsuiette, 2.l9 AMI
Burglar 2.24 IL; Fad dam Florence b.
Volunteer Sd dam Nell by Rysdyks Ham
blesonian dam Of Bstemsn; 4th dam By
Shark dam by Plato, 23s With her very
nice ally foal by Axtell 212, Is ct Sunny
side farm to be bred to Nelson, 2.10 81
30 Mfs. Noyes can tell which col: she like
best in . few years from now.
We called at Mr.. J. D'ArtAeny's stables
10 vassalboro to look at his stock. young
Nelson by Nelson dam BY Fsarnausht, j..
heads the list; he is very nice chestnut
Is 3 4 high, will weigh about 1000 Ibs., thil
colt is quite fast and 10 having al the bust
ness in the stul that he can attend to, but
will be trotted next year. The bay mar,
Breeder by Nelson; same dam will e
West with the Sunnyside lot; she 10 quits
fast. Mr.. DArtheny was breaking in 1
colt by Dictator Chief, dam by Nelson I'd
dam Fearnaught Jr., that IL an elegsn
colt and acts - If he would make . mic,
trotter some day sure. He is pleased 4
have any one call and see this stock ant
Mr.. D'Artheny knows how to entertain or,
while he 10 there. Nelson went . mile il
Q 80 Yesterday; Col. Osgood in 2.27 and
Brilliant worked - fast. The horses art
going quite well around here this year q
look out for world besiers."