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rFTANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS for
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IXTANTED-oNE-HORS TOP WAGON.
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UTANTED-TEN ACTIVE BOYS TO SELL
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VTvANTED-TWENTY STONE MAsoNS.
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Ohio. Sept 5-a
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JOS. RICHARDSON, Adj.
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fouuo Or inE ruIunE.
Nuts One OF the Most yiluabie-iarSe X
turn from Their Culture.

Nuts One OF the Most Ylluabie-'arSe lie
turn from Their Culture.
Learned men of the present day arr
much exercised about the kind OF 700
necessary to produce the creates
amount of muscular health and siren ~
saws Weeks Magazine, and nUt7 Il ~
Ixinds have been pronounced LHta 30 ~
excellence as an article OF dict.
the beauty of nut trees and tA' .'
monte utility of their fruits, mn.
tons seem to be rapidly making ID.
tunes for those who have been sag
enough to invest in them,
Chief Van Dieman, of the department
of agriculture, predicts that the cultl-
walton of nuts will soon be one Of the
greatest and most profitable industries
in the United States. The large returns
from individual trees and imman5a
profits from established orchards have
stimulated the interest, and our fore
most enterprising fruit growers are
planting nut trees largely for market
purposes; others who enjoy nuts durin'
the winter are realizing that they may
be had in abundance for the mere
trouble of planting.
The pecan is the nut of the future.
Mr.. Van Dieman thinks, but he fore
casts large returns from walnuts, chest
nuts, pine and hazelnuts, almonds, fiji
berts, etc. "a grower in Florida has
now q grove of four thousand pecan
trees six years old; when they begin t.
bear their product will be worth one
hundred thousand dollars yearly al
Wholesale" But this is counting chick
ems too soon. sc. Ii. Daniels OF
Georgia, has pecan tree which bear
annually from ten to fifteen bushels OF
nuts, which sell readily at wholc5al
for four and five dollars per bushcl.
Col. Stuart, of Ocean Springs, Miss.
who has made wide reputation as
successful cultivator, says:
81 planted those large paper-shcl
4 pecan nuts when | was fifty-scven year
/ old, and now, at siXty-nine, | tell yo'
they help me to live. got one hundred
and seventy pounds from one tree las
fall, sold one hundred and five pound.
for one hundred and five dollars, an'
planted the remainder of them, ant
have raised fine lot iof young trees
which are for sale. Pecan culture
planting the very large nuts, | consider
one of the safest and best-paying in
dustries n man can engage in" Ihl
combined cloud of witnesses and figure
certainly does make orange CROWN
and tobacco growing seem much les
tempting.
The pecan forests in Texas furnisl
large quantities of pacanS to tn
markets of New Orleans, whence th2,
arc shipped to Europe, Where they n
said to bring q higher price than an
| ptbnr mt
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CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA.


Remarkable Sentence in Recent I'M
perial Decree.
There is a remarkable sentence in the
decree recently promulgated by the
emperor of China through his council
of ministers, says the New York sun,
providing for the protection OF the
Christian missionaries in all the prov
inces of his vast and populous empire.
The emperor, after notifying all Tartar
generals and other functionarics
throughout his dominions that they
must punish those recreants who inter
fere with the missionaries or spread
false reports about them, and after say
ing that Chinese converts must be
allowed to live in peace, makes this
marvellous announcement, unparalleled
in the annals of China: "The doctrine
Of Christianity has for its purpose the
teaching of men to be good"
The imperial decree in which the
Christian religion is thus spoken of is
promulgated for the information and
guidance of all his subjects, who mum
Der between three and four hundred
millions. 1t is issued to people, the
great body of whom are here called
pagans, by an emperor who is apt to be
described by Christians as u pagan,
through council of ministers who do
not believe in the Christian religion.
Yet this emperor attributes to Christian
ity the sublime purpose of ''teaching
men to be good" ~
The imperial decree, which has by
this time been promulgated over China
must give the Chinese people new
and amazing idea concerning the ma
ture and purpose of Christianity.
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A RuRlouNp oRPHEus.
How a benevolent Man Furnished Win
for "A Poor Elutist.

for Poor Elutist.
In "a Book OF Warrant Men and Va
grant Thoughts Alfred T. Story gives
the following graphic description of
street incident: Il was once" he says,
''an eyewitness of an amusing, and at
the same time pathetic incident in an
East End thoroughfare, in which poor
flutist was the chief actor 1t happened
one bleak night in December The
streets were almost deserted, and bit
ter wind was driving down the streets,
carrying everything before it. Few
people were about. Nevertheless, a
wretched flute-player, despite the wind,
was trying to blow few coppcrs from
the pockets of the chance wayfarers.
Gle seemed to be in the last stage of
consumption. His long, black coat was
pinned across his throat in way that
suggested his shirtless condition, while
on his face was written whole jeremi-
ad of woe.
"Although he blew into his pipe with
all the might he could command, yet he
produced no sound. The gale was too
strong for him. The fierce gusts seemed
to be blown through and through the
poor fellow, and with such searching
keenness that the wonder was that the
soul of the man was not blown out of
his lean body.
presently a big, lusty, well-favored
man came along. He observed curious
ly for minute or two the poor flutist's
efforts to raise the wind; then quietly
taking the instrument ont of his hands,
he applied it to his own lips, at the
same time telling the poor fellow to go
before and hold the hat.
''IIe did so, whcreupon the worthy
citizen commenced to blow out such n
liquid flood of melody that every passer-
by stood and listened, and many of the
listeners put their hands into their
pockets, and cast their maravedi into
the reversed headcover. a&
"Thus the two men went the length
of the street. Then the rubicund Or
pheus returned the flute to its owner
wished him goodnight and Il better sup
per and turned to go.
''But the poor fluter, grateful for his
unexpected windfall, gently detained
his benefactor, and thinking he was ii
the profession, proposed to divide witt
him the results of their joint efforts
but the stranger would not hear OF il
it, and FASTENED quickly away, the 9th
or meanwhile delaying his much-needet
supper to look after him with dimmini
ewes.
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sept-3
ApplicRtionfcr q Patent
No. 974.
UNITED STAFF LAND { FFIcE,
EufEku NnNnla mlN & hNI

UNITED STATS LAND fFIcE,
Eureka, Nevada, July 8. l9l.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT rBE
IN Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Reduc-
lion CompaI Y, by its authorized agent, Samuel
It. Godbe, whose postotiice address is Phoebe,
Lincoln county, state of News ada, has this day
filed his application Tor one thousai four
hundred and eighty-eight (l4SS) linear feet of
the "Essentia." mine or lode bearing silver,
with surface ground two hundred (20U) feet in
width situated in Ely MiniDg District, County
of Lincoln, State of Nevada, aud designated by
the field notes and official plat on tile in this
Office as lot No Al In township No. /, N range
CT Il of Mount Diablo Base and Meridi IN: said
lot No. "A being described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at post marked Post No ! S
Survey No A, " hence tue nj Duth of the Hor
gan tunnel bears 10 di grers So minutes, 4
600 feet, and thence rupnil 6 lat course, S 80
degrees A. minutes, W zSlil,e ct To post No U 5
Survey No ~ thence, End cour,e, N 4 Il, grt es
80 minutes lIS, feet to post No 8 q 5 Survey
No Al, whtnc = Minetal Monument bears
65 degrees II lnipu as, so 2 cct aud the
section corner common to btc lUus 20, II, rs
and 30, Tp \ Ii 81 l., LEAFS . dtg'te- 50
minutes. II 1900 & iee:; til nee, 3td rCuise, n 80
degrees As II iIuies, h 10 lost M = ulyey
No Al thtnce ) 81 degrees rs minutes to posi-
No /, at the p ace Of beginning.
Containing n acres.
Courst S txprek sed ir' IN the true mt Tid'an
with a ma lit TIC variation Of is desre, ana 81
minutes east.
The nearest known locations are the sun
shine, War Eeg AID Ale Lincoln lode min
ing claims.
Any and II persons claiming adversely an
portion of said EsteLtial mine or suriac
ground ale required to file their adverse CT. iu
with the Register of the United States Land
Office at lureEa, ill the state OF Nevada, Curing
the period of publication hereof, or they will
be barrett by virtue of the PR vision of the
statute. j. p. DUhKLE Register.
1t Is by ordered that the foregoing no
tice of application fer patent be published in
the Phoebe kEot RID, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Pioche, Lincoln county, Ntyada, fol
the period of sixty days ten consecutive
weeks. 7. DUNkLE, Register
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for. a Patent
No. 976.
UNITED STAT LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, n eygda, july 8. 1891,


UNITED sTATss LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada July s, 1891.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
IN Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Reduc-
ton Company by It's authorized agent, Sam
uel L. Godbe, whose postoflice address is
Phoebe, Lincoln county, state of Nevada, has
this day filed its application fer one thousand
four hundred and lightweight Q4SS) linear
feet of the bryant mine or lode bearing sill
yer, with surface ground two hundred t200l
feet in width, situated in Ely Mining District.
county of Lincoln, State OF Nevada, and desi2-
mated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this office as Lot No. As, in township
No, l N, range 67 OF Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian; said lot No. As leipg detcr bed as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at post mari cd p st No. /, U. s.
Survey No. 43, whence lha mouth OF the Hor-
gan tunnel bears Al degrees SO minutes, L pa
feet; thence running LIST course, 80 degtees
40 minutes W 2s2.9 feet to pet No. 2 |, \.
Survey No. Al; thence, Ind course, 81 de
grees 80 minutes Il 1888 I, ct to post No. 8, U.
s. Survey No. 43, whence U. s Mineral Monu-
ment No. bears 81 degrees % minutes W
1898 2 feet, and the section cor. er common to
sections 20,2 ,28 aud 80. L N, Il G1 L, bears s
degree IS inmates h 1898 ( ct: thence, Bird
course, N 80 degrees 45 minutes Il 90 g feet to
post No. 4, U. 5. survey No. AZ; thence, 4th
course, 8 81 degrees 80 minutes, l4SS feet to
post No. l. the place Of ginning.
Containing 6.Sl acres.
Courses expressed from the true mtridlhn
with magne &c variation of Is degrees ana
IS minutes east
The nearest Known locations ue the
Half Moon ON the north aud tho War Irgle
lode on the south.
Any ard all persons claiming adversely. any
portion of said Bryant Mine OF surface
ground, are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register of the United states
Land Office at rmeLa, in the tate
Of Nevada, curing the period of
publication hereof, or they will be debarred by
virtue OF the provisions OF the statute.
j. r. 4 usKLE, Register.
1t is hereby rdered that the foregoing no.
tice OF application for patent be publisheu in
the Pioche RECORD. weekly newspaper pub
lished at Phoebe, Liic lin county, Neyata, foi
the period of Sky da,s ttcn consecutive
weeks).
D. .iUAkLE, Register
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CANINE CUTENESS,
The Clever Performances OF an Inteilig,
Dog.

The Clever Performances OF an Inteilgen
Dog.
Col. f. n. Banks dale, of the passenger
department of the Pennsylvania rail
road, has dog that can tell the time of
day, says the Philadelphia Press. This
the dog learned in very remarkable
way. Col. Barksdalc has n very fine
clock that strikes only on the hour and
then very slowly. The colonel got into
the way of making the dog tap with his
foot at each stroke of the clock. Final,
ly he got so he would do SO without be-
ing told. just before the clock strikes
it'gives little clucz, and whenever the
dog heard this he would prick up his
ears, raise his paw, and gently tap his
paw at each stroke without being told
After awhile he got SO that when any
one clucked like the clock he would
get into position and wait for the
strikes. He was for long time con-
fused at not hearing the clock, but after
awhile began tapping his paw anyway.
The remarkable point is that after
awhile he remembered how many
strokes were due at each succeeding
hour, SO that now whenever the colonel
clucks he gets into position and taps the
number of strokes the clock should
make next time. Thus, at. any time
after ten o'clock he taps eleven times
after four o'clock five times, etc. Some
learned scientists are going to investi-
gate the matter to see whether the dog
actually possesses reasoning faculties.
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Patent
No. 9Si.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, NeyaGa, August "a. 1871.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka. NeyaGa, August "A, 1871.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Reduc-
ton Company, by it's author en Agent, Sam
uel L. GodDe, whoss pos,-otfice address is
P1oche, Lincoln county, State of tYada has
tnls tiay hled Application for fifteen buudrad
$4,000 feet of the Sci 10 veip looe OF Deposit
bearlug silver toge her with surface ground
two hundred t2O0l feet in wild n for the con
venlent working thereof, situated in Fly Min
ing District, County of Lincoln and Stale of
Nevada. and designated by tie field rot. and
ofhclal plat on fle in this Off, e. a. lot 81
Township no. l north of range No 81 east
Mount Dlablo Base ard Meridian. Tn, t1ter.
Tor boundaries OF ssid lot No. co being as fol
lows to-wit:
Beginning ut post marked No / U. S Sur.
yey No. 90 on the southern side of the Pa sc-
ker Lode Claim, u. $ survey No, 80, thence
running LIST COURSE north II degrees G7 MIN
utes east, 90 eet 10 post No. 2, U. s Survey
No. 80, at the northwest corne- OF U. s. Sur.
Vey No. 40, Zero Lode claim, whence the cor
ner common to sectors ~, %, z6 ana II +, +
township north OF range 81 east bears utn
50 degrees So minutes east 2Jf6 te, api
Hheeler's Monu ntnt bars NORTH 80 Il, gree
and ~ minutes esst, 254G 2-lO tett thence z d
course, south 81 uegrees a. d 81 lulnu r. e ST.
9oO feet along the southwest side iillo uf u s.
Survey No. 80, Zerl Lode cialn 10 post No 3
U. ). Survey NJ 81; thence Sd conrae. eouth
~ degrees an / 46 minutes west 256 rret to
post NO. 4, ., Survey No 60: theIce h
course north 81 degrees and 81 M, utes W, ~.
$50 feet 10 post No u, S Survey M ~.
thence 9th course, sJa h II degrees on MINI es
west, go feet 10 post No 6, u. - su yey No
%; thence 9th course nor Ii, z degrt es 4G d ill.,
utes east, 40 4-ib feet to the ctpt line " h L ee
the discovery shaft bears torth II drgress on
minutes cas- $40 Iett; 2i6 feet 10 post NO at
the place OF lightning. Containing IS ItO
acres.
The cour es are expressed fram the true nler-
idan, with nasi etIj variation oi is d, / I, es
SO minutes cast. lie Le5rt St known claim +
are the Pa a,ker lode claim, u. = sutv,y %
80 on the norm, ANA the u 70 l>de c uim, L :,
survey No. 40 on tie northeast.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said -sCil1u Min or s0ltact
ground, are required 10 tile Che + acyeIst
claims with the Register of the United State,
land Office at Eureka in the State of New ida !. III
ing the sixty days period Of publica OF Ii reef
or they Will be barred by virtue of the pro
visions of the Statute.
}. P. DUNKLE. h, gisrer
1t is hereby u dered that the foregoing motto,
of application for patent, be published
the perl,d of sixty days, ten CONSECUTIVE
weeks ,inthe IIoCHE RECORD, u weekly news
paper published at Phoebe, Lincoln County
Nevada.
j. p. DUNKLE, Register.
Sept-3
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Application for n 2 atent
No 975.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIt V,
Eureka Nevada JulyS 1901.

Eureka, Nevada, Julys, 1891.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
~ Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Re-
duction Company, by its authorized agent,
samuel r. Godbe whose postotiice address is
Phoebe, Lincoln county, stale of Nevada, has
this day filed his application for one thousand
four hundred aud eighty eight ti4eS) linear
feet of the War Eagle mine or lode. bear
ing silver, with surface ground two hundred
GOO feet in width, situated in Ely Mining
District, County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada,
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this Office rs lot number AS, in
township nnpber l forth, range 81 east of
Mount D!ablo Base and Meridi.n said lot No.
IS being described as follows, to-vit:
Beginning at post married Pos. No. U. s.
Survey No 49, thence running, LIST course, s
80 de rees 45 IN 'nutes, W 2S0.4 feet to Post No.
O. U ). Survey No. As, whence the mouth of
the UorEan tunnel bears 70 degrees 50 min
utes. 4 GOO feet; thence, End course, s4 de-
grees, 30 minutes L, Ass feet to
Post No. 3, U. s. Survey No. IS; thence, 3rd
course, N. 80 degrees, Is minutes Z. 2S0.4 feet
to post No. A, U. s. Survey Nc. 4S,whence u. s.
Mineral Monument No bears s. 50 degrees &c
minutes, W. 1893 feet, and the section oorner
common to sections 20, 81, % and 49, T. N,
II, 81 Z. bears s. degree 35 MINUTES +.
2298.2 feet thence, 4th course, S "a degrees 3S
minutes W., l48S feet to Post No. / at the
place of beginning.
Containing GIG acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with magnetic variation of Is degrees and 55
minutes east The nearest known locations
are the BryaIt lode ON the north and tie Es.
sen sal lode on the south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said War Eagle Mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United states Landof
at Eureka, in the State of Nevada, during the
! period of publication hereof, or they
will be debarred by virtue Of the provisions Of
| the Statute.
| J.P. DUNKLE, Register.
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BILLIARD BALLS OF MILK.
The Latest Novelty of Science Is n Substi-
tutc for Zone.

The Latest Novelty OF science Is n Substl-
tutc for Zone.
Another substitute for bone, celluloid,
etc, in some of the industrial arts has
been brought to public attention, says
the New York sun, the substance in
this case being milk, its usefulness be-
ing exhibited in the form of combs, bill
lard balls, brush backs, knife handles
and various other articles for which
ivory, bone or celluloid are employed.
In accomplishing this cascin, or the
solids in milk, is first reduced to par
TALLY gclatinous condition by means of
borax or ammonia and then mixed with
amineral salt dissolved in acid or water,
which liquid is subsequently evapo-
rated.
The casein is placed in o suitable ves-
sci and the boraX incorporated with it
by heat, the proportions being ten kilo-
grams of casein To three of boraX, dis
solved i'll six liters OF water, and, Oh the
casein becoming changed III appear
anee, the water is drawn off, and to the
residue, while still of the consistency of
melted gelatine, there is added one kill
ogram of mineral salt held in solution
of three liters of water. Almost any of
the salts of iron, lead, tin, zinc, copper
or other minerals, soluble in acid, may
be used. On the mixture being effected
the solid matter is found separated from
the greater portion of the acid and
water, and is then drawn off.
Next the solid matter is subjected to
/ great pressure to drive out all possible
moisture, and then to evaporate under
/ great heat to remove any remaining
moisture. The resulting products,
4 called ''lactites," can be nodded into
any form, and by admixture Of pigments
or dyes may be of any desired color.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

TE,O LARR2 EGAN, HIS GRANTEES. AS
signs, heirs, executors or administrator,
AID all parties claiming uLder, from, by or
through him
Yuuare hereby notified that the undersigned,
co owner ~ith NOu IN the mining clam known
a, the sch il'eug lpIne, situated in HIGHLAND
Miniog dis.ric uuty Of Lincoln, State of
Nevada la performed the work and mace the
expenditures on the tGil mining claim, re-
quired By scetio 2i24 oi thr Revised Statutes
of the Cnt,d states, to Ia the sane fer the
year 1880, Snd the amount cue from you, your
grantees assigns or administrat' +, etc, on ac-
count of such expenditure On said mining
C ann is the eim OF fity dollars.
And ii withiN ninety days ait,r the publica-
~ Of this notice, sod tail or refuse to con-
tribute your said proportion If 81 Il e&rendi-
ture as co owner, your iIttr"st In sid claims
will become the properly OF the subscriber
under said section 1924.
JOHN SHERIDAN.
Pioahe, Now, Aug Ii, 1891.
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kuresa. Nevada, July 8, 1891.
NOTICE is nEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Reduc-
ton Company, by its authorized agent, Samuel
r. Godbe, whose post Office address Is Phoebe.
Lincoln county, State of Nevads. has this day
filed application for one thousand four hun
dred aud eighty EIGHT t,48sl linear feet Of the
" Rainbow" mine or lode, bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred 1900 feet in width
situated I'm Ely Mining District, county
of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and designated
by the field notes and official plat on file in this
office as Lot No AZ in township No. ] Of
range 81 east, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
said Lot No. Il being described as follows to.
wit:
Beginning at post marked Pest No s
Survey No AZ, theLce running, lst course, s
80 degrees As minutes. 2Sl iees to Iost No 2
U ) Survey No At, whence the mouth of the
S,hwabe tunnel besrs 50 degrees ~ minutes,
G92 feet: thence. 2nd course N 1910 $ feet to
the line b, tween cti ms 20 snd al, TIP l, N
X 81 Il, llS8 feet TO post No q Survey No Al +,
whence u Mineral Monument No bears s as
degrees 50 inmates, W 1922 o ieet. AID the Sec
ton corner common TO sectio ~. 81, 2S and
%. TIP |, v K 81 T., bears Q deg ees ~ minutes,
" 2913 feet thence, Bra course, 30 degrees As
minutes. 2sl feet to post No y Survey No
a.; IT, ence, Atm course "a degre' 80 minutes,
1888 feet to the place OF beginning.
Containing 6 II acres
Courses expires a. from the true meridian
with q magnetic ration OF 10 deg and Do
minutes east
The nearest known cation Is the lisa Belle
lode q m on the soath
Any and all persons clai u.ng adversely any
d .rtion Of said Rainbow mine or surface
groun | are 7 OUR d To- file Their adverse claims
with the Reg stcr OF tie Upitea States Land
Oiiire at Euresa, in the stat % Nevada, dur
II & the period OF publication he'eof, or they
will b. debarred BY virtue OF the provision of
the statute.
J,P. DUNKLE, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice of application for q patent be published
in the Phoebe RECORD, a weekly newspaper
published at Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada,
for the period OF sixty days item consecutive
we eks). j. P,DUNKLE, Register.