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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-25
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Chicago. the Louisvilles won pretty
game from the Chicagos The batting was
light on both sides but the fielding was
sharp. Score: Chicago D; Louisville ];
errors. l and .; hits, each; pitchers, Luoy
and Viau; umpire Gahney.
At Pittsburg. Terry allowed the Cincn-
natis but two hits in the game. His great
pitching, Shugart's hitting and splendid
felding Xon for the locals Attendance
/ 500. Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati none. Earned,
Pittsburg 1. Errors, and 3. Hits, and
,. Pitchers, Terry and Chamberlain Um-
pire, Mitchell.
At Fort Wayne another exciting game
was played between Fort Wayne aud
Omaha Score Fort Wayne 3, Omaha
4; hits, and 6 errors, 0 and |; pitchers,
Wadsworth and Darby: umpire, McQuaide.
At indianapolis, poor hitting, poor base
running and poor fielding lost indianapolis
the game. The contest was not decided l.
Ill the eighth inning when four errors and
four hits gave the cowboys five runs. In
dianapolis 4; Kansas City 10; hits, and IL;
errors, 6 and 5; pitchers, Gayle and Payne;
umpire Snyder.
Az Toledo. the game between Toledo
and Milwaukee was interrupted In the first
half Of the fourth inning by row over a
rank Judgment by Umpire Guenther
Nichol. of Toledo, while at bat, was hit by
pitched ball and was refused his base oy
the umpire. Capt Nicholson would not
abide by the deciso1 and Guenther de
clared the game in favor Of Milwaukee by
a score Of 9 TO noue The score up 10 mat
time was / 10 o in favor Of Milwaukee.
Weather clear. Attendance 800.
At Washington, Brooklyn and Washing
ton played two games and broke even
Weather warm; attendance 2.64S. Score
Washington 0; Brooklyn l8. Errors, ard
2: hits, 8 and l6; earned, Brooklyn u.
pitchers, Abby and Stein: umpire, Lynch.
Second game: Washington 2 Brooklyn o.
Errors, / and 2: hits, > and 4; pitchers,
Knell and Hart: umpire, Lynch.
At New York, the New York's played
good ball. but the Quakers PLAYED little
better and won their fourteenth consecu-
Score New York 3; Philadelphia g: err
rors 3 and ?: hits and Q; earned. New
York 2, philadelphia 3; pitchers, Rusle
and Keefe; umpire, Emslie.
At Baltimore, Baltimore played two
games with Boston and lost both. Attend
auce 1855. Score: First game. Baltimore
0, Boston 2; errors, / and 2; hits, and 4;
earned, Boston q pitchers, Burlington and
Nichols: umpire Sheridan. Second game
Baltimore2 2. Boston :; errors, 3 and hits,
, aud l3; earned, Baltimore 2, Boston q;
pitchers. Cobb and Clarks0n.
At St Louis. at the end Of the sixteenth
inning Umpire Hurst declared the game a
draw after each side had secured three
runs. Darkness put stOpto further play
ing. Weather, hot; attendance, l,4OO;
score. St. Louis 3, Cleveland 3; errors, 3
and 4: hits. and Q earned. Cleveland l.;
pitchers, Bretenstein and Young; Coruth-
era out for not touching base; umpire,
Hurst
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TAmMASr LOYAL.

The Leaders VIII Work as Faithfully tor
the Ticket as Though nm Was the
Man.
CHICAGO, June Orchard Croker
pledges the TammanY vote 10 Cleye-
land. Speaking OF the ticket he says:
I'VE will support Cleveland just as
heartily a. we would have supported
llIll. We are Democrats, and when we are
for a man, we are for him. Why should
any one doubt our loyalty 10 the ticket.
The nomination OF Stevenson pleases
Us. We favor him because he is good
Democrat. When he was the first as
Sistant Postmaster General he was for
turning out every Republican and put
ting Democrat in his place. We like
that kind Of a man"
Said Lieutenant-GOveruor Sheehan
on the same subject: THE New York
delegation will go home TO work Loyalty
for the ticket and so will J..
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dacy of either. The Nelrs has the cour-
age Of It's convictions and will not hesi-
tate 10 maintain it. Whatever preSi-
dental candidate it advocates must be
pledged TO approve a free coinage bill.
"For 10 to do otherwise would be TO
cheat people and this it will not be gull
" Of. To will point out a pain. In Gods
providence the right will find a
way TO triumph. Let the Democrats and
Republicans Of Colorado who love their
homes and the States prosperity better
than they do the fortunes Of any can
didate, hold fast,their independence that
they may travel that path when it is
opened.
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STEYENSON'S RECEPTION.
The People of Bloomington Turn Out
I'm Masse to Receive Their Distinguished
Townsman.


Townsman.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, June 24.-Gen-
A. 4. Stevenson, nominee for vice
president, arrived here this evening
1t was known early in the afternoon
that he would reach home, and people
made preparations for his reception.
The store buildings and residences
through out the entire city were deco
rated. An hour before the train time
il seemed as if the entire city was at
the depot to welcome him. He stepped
of the train amid deafening cheers and
music. He was received by a committee
and the reception began. Carriages
were in procession making line mile
long. Thousands Of people frequently
stopped the parade to congratulate the
General and present him with basket
of roses.
General John McNulty delivered a
speech on behalf Of the citizens, well
coming him as their townsman.
In a feeling response General Steven
sou delivered an address, saying this
was the happiest moment of his life.
When finished, after an informal recep-
tion, ne walked 20 his home near by,
and was greeted by his family and more
intimate friends.
During the kilograms from Senators
Vance, Blackburn, Gen. Williams and
almost every Democratic Senator bear
ing words of cheers were received from
the capitol. Other places sending greet
ingS were Columbus, Spencer Port, n.
y, Binghampton, \. y, Quincy, Ill,
Ramsay City, Mo, Peoria and Lafayette
Ind, San Diego, Gala, Louisville, KY,
Laporte, Ind, Syracuse, \. Y, San Jose
Gala. Baltimore, Md. Springfield and De-
cature, Ill. A number OF Cleveland aud
Stevenson clubs were organized spon-
taneouSly and Gen. Stevenson was no
titled of the fact that he had been made
an honorary member of each. Colonel
James A. Mckenzie, OF Kentucky, a
member OF the committee on resolutions
arrived tonight for a short visit.
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Mr. Clereland Eniors the Dar.

BUzZARD's BAY, MASS, June "a
Mr.. Cleveland took advantage of the IA
vorabe weather and early this morning
started off down the bay in his cat boat,
with Skipper Nickerson, to try his hand
fishing.
Mrs. Cleveland remained at home all
day and the only callers were newspa-
per men, one OF them arriving IN row
boat from Macon. He got there in time
to sec Mr.. Cleveland in an old suit and
slouch hat, just embarking in quest Of
Scuds.
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GENERAL BUTLER
Thinks Both Cleveland and Harrison
Weaker than -Four Years Ago.

Weaker than -Four Years Ago.
LOWELL, MASS, June 24.-General
Butler, In speaking Of the result of the
Chicago Convention, said; ~ do not be-
Ueve the Democrats have made their
strongest nominations. There is talk Of
LOYALTY 10 the party in New York, but
the Australian ballot law is in existence,
aud think the chances are against
Cleveland carrying New York, Some
other man could have been nominated
who would have had the support of the
Hill men. Leaving Gray, of Indiana, off
the ticket means that the Democrats
have given up that State 10 the Repub-
Leans. don't think President Harrison
is as strong as four years ago. To the
Executive work he has done much that
is worthy OF praise. I don't think ex-
President Cleveland is as strong as four
years ago. He is free trader, and be
has the vote of New York State opposed
Co him. IL must also be remembered
that there are a great many more voters
than four years ago. / don't think ex-
President Cleveland can obtain the vote
OF Michigan against President Harri-
SON"
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Murder in the second Degree.

cUf''Is IttfITuWt ~ TTlt ILtVIAIeT.
WESTON, w. VA, June 24.-In the case
of the State against Frank Brown, cOlOred,
for muNder, the jury found a verdict OF
murder in the second degree. The defend
ant in an alteration here last New \ ear S
night stabbed Willie Merriman, from
which Merriman died a few days after.
The grand Jury indicted him at this term
of court Judge Cameron, of Hinton, is
presiding. having exchanged benches with
Judge Bennett, and he will sentence the
prisoner in the morning
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The rhIrd Party Ob,tructIonIsts.

WAsHrNGToN, June 24-The third party
was in full force in the House this morning
and voted solidly against motion made by
Mr.. McMillin, Of Tennessee, that when the
House adjourned to-day it be 70 meet on
Monday next When the vote showed a
majority for the motion, Mr.. Watson, OF
Georgia, raised the point Of no quorum
Mr.. McMillin then asked unanimous con.
sent that recess be taken until 5 O'Clock
this evening, but Mr.. Killgore. Of Texas,
objected. They adjourned until morning,
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Gets in It's Work In Pittsbnre -Fi
pie Fatally Burne'


PITrsBURG, June "a
kerosene oil can claimed
here to-day. One Is alrea,
three others cannot recover
About $40 o'clock thist
Victoria Privot,yof 80 Sa'
Allegheny. started a FIRE foI
TO help II along poured kc
the stove. An explosion
instantly Mrs. PrIyot was
flames.
Charles Priyot, her has
her assistance and In tryiL
wife's life was burned so
will die. Mrs. Privot was
burned and died In few mimi
couple came 20 this couni
France about six weeks ago.
An hour later Mrs. Wolfo
wife OF a Polish laborer, on
side. left two childred aged Z
spectively, In the kitchen
went into the yard. Dur
sence the little ones took
and poured the oil on the 3
evitable explosion took pla
children were fatally bu
motner was uaInfully burn
forts 20 save the children.
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How the French Like 1t.

PARIS, June 24-The press of this city is
delighted with the nomination of Mr.. Cleve-
land.
The Journal Dcs Dcbdts says: "The
Democratic convention ought 10 be con
graduated upon its choice. Everything
promises that Cleveland will be elected
His opposition % extreme protection make
us hope that he will succeed" A"
The Gdulois says: "The vote OF the Dem
ocratic convention promises victory al the
POLLS
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AEntalInnh Slide.

RoNE. June PA terrible accident
caused oy a land slip occurred to-day at
Monre Sasso, on the line OF the Bologna
and Florence railway. A large area Of land
and the mountain side slid down on the
houses below, completely burying them.
Thus far thirty persons killed or injured
have been taken from the debris. The rail-
way is covered with earth and rock 10 a
great depth and all traffic IS consequently
suspended.
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zinc CommIttee OhairmanshIn.

CHICAGO June Ex-senator German said
this morning that the National Committee
would meet in New York some time be-
tween July 10th and 26th, to prepare for
the campaign. He had heard, he said, that
Mr.. Harrity, of Pennsylvania, would be u
candidate fer the Chairmanship. Mr.
Quincy, of Massachusetts, had also been
talked Of From another source it was re-
ported that Mr.. Harrity would not accept
the place
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salIinr Nes.el wrecKed.

SAY FRAScIsco, June ga brief tele-
gram was received here to-day from Port
Townsend. Washington, stating that the
sealing brig Alexander was wrecked on
g.. paul Island and IS total loss. AL
hands were saved aad will return 70 Port
Townsend on the steamer Bertha l.. the
Alexander belonged 70 San Francisco and
Ieft mere some months ago. The vessel was
nartlAin.ured.
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The Crime nfnn nrr

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June
Grutz, Of this city, yesterday ,
throat, shot his motherin-la
cut his own throat. His wife
a couple o. days ago because (
ity. He grssped her and pus
volver into her mouth but bef
pull the trigger, she knocked
from his hand. 10 seized I
drew a razor. lie teld 70 her
despite her strugglA and beRo
her throat. She Wv led OF .
her left arm until a flesh
mutllsted. He at i feh
and made a long D
from one ear 20 the
tunate woman sank
blood gushing from
Grutz, then drew
throat, iJfilcting a
and his wife ard
alive, but the huspai
critical condition.
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Rer nr. Dix u Indlcted.

NEW YoRK, June 24.-The grand jury
this afternoon found an indictment against
Rev. Thomas Dixon for criminal hoel
ON Excise Commissioner Koch. The libel
Ions matter, which was published IN circu-
lar form and also delivered during the
course Of a sermon, declared that Koch was
"the biggest scoundrel Of all the Board,
and should be in the penitentiary."
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po,ss CoDoratuIa,.s cleveland.

WATERLOO, Iowa, June 24.-Governor
Boies has sent the following telegram:
To Grouer Clerel1nd, Buzzdrds Boy, Mass;
accept hearty congratulations Of al
Iowa Democrats and be assured none viii
be more devoted TO you than myself, and
those I am proud TO number among my
friends in this State.
Signed "HoRACE BOlEs.'
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New Coal Companr Chartered.
Sr..inL IlLeqranl b Ia. Rsgistsr.

SpfctdL IfIe0rufN % " HtJtsIeT.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, June 24-To-day
the Phillppi Coal and Iron Company was
chartered. The principal Office will be
kept at Phiilippi, w. Va. The capital is
$60O, with the privilege granted 10 increase
10 $500, 600 The incorporators are J. H.
FELTON,, Columbus Kelley, G. B. Harvey,
George W. Gall, Jr., J. \. &. Grim and a
q. Dayton, all of Phillippi, w. Va.
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I'm fnrTmantr rears.

NEW YORK, June 24.-George CarpeH
ter who was convicted Of assault and at
tempted robbery in the house Of John T.
Searles. Of the Sugar Refining Company
was sentenced TO ten years az Sing Sing
for attempted robbery and ten years for as
sault ia shooting at Mr.. Searles and his
son-in-law, Mr.. Tuttle.
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AN AWFUL WRECK.
Two Sections Of the Western Express on the Penn
sylya1a Road Is.ssc9psi at Hariss1rg-Flvs
Bodies Taken % The NJrgls-Havy Ram
binders the Rescue Of ,ds Wounded.
SBsael Buns,n

eHrrAas afAH.-Hf'-i
HARRISBURG, PA, June 95.-1:4O A..
v.-The Western Express, which left
Philadelphia at 9.2O last evening, col
Hded with a switch engine in this city
shortly after one o'clock this morning.
Eight passengers are reported killed,
and from twenty-five to IF = injured.
LArER.-The most disastrous wreck
that has ever occurred in Harrisburg
took place this morning at 1890 o'clock
at Dock street.
The second section of the Western
express ran into the first section, COM
pletely telescoping two cars. The
killed are:
Richard Adams and wife, furniture
manufacturer of this city, an unknown
from Altoona and a man from New
York.
A lady on the train who was unin-
jured missed her infant child and it has
not yet been found.
Five dead bodies have been taken to
the morgue at the Pennsylvania rail-
road depot.
The number Of injured is placed at 40
but at this hour (2:2O a. m.) it is i'm
possible to authenticate this report.
1t is raining hard, which great retards
the work OF rescue.
Robert Pitcairn and Mr.. Westing-
house and family, of Pittsburg, were on
the ill-iated train, but escaped unhurt.
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sensational

HARTToRD, CoSS.,
interesting develOpn
the Chicago breach
Jessie Hall against !.
OF this city, In whic
1850, 900 damages. @
ton has appeared her
was married 20 Jessi
Mattone, ~ Y. Han
maiden name was y
the daughter Of q pI
IN Houston, Texas.
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rhe BLAINE, Returnlng Homs.

BosT0N, June 24.-Hon. James G..
blaine, accompanied by his wife and
Hiss Harriat Blaine, arrived at the
BNSton and Albany depot this afternoon.
A er dinner they took train TO Bar
~ ber.
essioUs of pity were made by the
- sons who recognized to party
= aeference to their 81 wv = q
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ninbnlbe There.

New YORK. Jube 24-The sun saws of
Seaator Hill: He has been fairly and
so Qharely beaten al Chicago, and sQuarelv
and fairly be has born himself in The con-
stfrOm beginning TO end. The New York
IS are with him in tp''a--.as ia
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.wh. c.nre s,lew ont.

P,rrsBrAG. Pa. June 24.-Two drillers
were testink new natural gas well q;
MIDTOWN. Aear Vernon. this county. tn
AFTERNOON. When the gauge was forced ok
bv the heaFy pressure VIM. Anderf
was terriblvknangled and killed insta4
The other@en, whose meme could nj
seriously ~
ureEsusF
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CHICAGO. June 24.-The following have
been selected as members OF the Demo
cratic National Committee: California,
NJ. E. Tarpey; Wyoming. w. L. huyken-
daT. Indian Territory. E. n. Allen. The
name of the South Dakota representative
has not yet beep handed in
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WASHINGTON. ID. q
tion OF the Presideu
active service on this
law Of Brigadier Ger.
Adjutznt General OF
provisions OK the act.
announced.
Ghe Secretary Of
the order speaks Ia y
eral Kelton's forty y
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IN THE MUD,
The American Derby WIN Bo Run-A Big
FfeId of Starters.


Cptc,eo June "A The American derby
will be lost and won on a muddy track
Like the Garfield derby, il had good en-,
tries and NAV have just as large feld oi
starters. Eastern jockeys are arriving
here. Fitzpatrick, ''the dare devil, the
pet of the Tammany Hall sporting
contingent, will ride Carlsbad in
to-morrow's Derby, and Fred Taral is ex'
pected TO ride Faraday. At any rate, Hol'
loway. who owns the colt, has offered him
81 900 for the mount and 81, 500 additional
should he win. Nobody expects fast race
and it is very dou ubtful IL the contest will
be as close as the Kentucky Derby or as
stubborn as the Garfield. Bashford is the
trainer. Bashford may be better than
ARA, and If he be, as many believe, then
he ought TO win.
At Garfield Park the weather was clear
aud the track slow. Attendance, $500
First, half mile-Jack Lowell won. Time
l:O4l5. Second, Is mile-Virgie won
Time, 1:5Ss{. Third, q mile-Silver won.
Time, 1881. Fourth, the Lincoln haudi
cap, Is miles-Highland won. Time,
:2SL Fifth. q mile-Emperor Billet
won. Time, l.22s{. Sixth, selling, Is mile
Friday won. Time, l:2l}S.
Az 81. Louis, Tue 81. LOUIS JONhCE SAuo
summer meeting ended with the sixth
race on Yesterdays card. First, six fur
longs. Fillmore won: time, l :l6 Second,
two-year-olds, four furlongs, Rube Bur
rows won; time, 40. Third, cne mile,
Lucille Mannette won; time, ~. Fourth,
~ furlongs, Insolence won; time, ;Ss5s.
Fifth, six furlongs, Autumn Leaf won
time. lax. Sixth. one mile and 100 yards,
Lord Willow brook won; time, :4dlS.
Al Cincinnati, third spring meeting oil
the Latonia Jocky Club closed yesterday
First-Six fRlongs. Duke Hughes won
time, 1:l6it. Second One mile, Cicily
won time. .544 Third-Seven furl0ngs,
Major Tom won; time, l.2Ni Fourth
Five furlongs. Indigo won; time, .O45a
Sixth-One mile and quarter. Huron won
time, 2::3l4. Sixthr-Six furlongs, Judge
Nav won. time, I:lS4. seventh one
mile. King Punster won; time, -. Eighth
Five furlongs, Lady Jane won; time
.OG
At Sheepshead Bay Race Track. beauti-
IN. autumn weather favored the ZOO Wis
itors 20 the bay. First futurity course,
Garrison won time. l;l2h. Second futur-
ity course. Fitzpatrick won; time l;l5.
Tbird. mile and three-siXteenths, Little
field won: time, .Oi35 Fourth, mile and
a furi0ng. Taral won, time 80 l-5. Filth
futurity course, Blake won; time :l3 ID.
Sixth. mile and One-eight on turf, Little
field won time IS.
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WASHINGTON, ID
Lewis g. Overma
T.. s. A. who wa
martial at Cleyel
ularities in his
resignation and
President to i
next.
MISS Be-
Of Vim. v
Gilman
aged e
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-04
APPLICATION FOR 1 PiTfKT.

Beginning at q po ct marked number
U > survey NUMBERED. the same being the
original location corner and post number
], OF 3 Survey number SO, Bswick lode,
number J., of U ) survey numhsrs IS and
AZ. Devalla lode, and number I, of U g
survey numbers 81 and 81, Moreing lode.
whenes the southeast corner Of section 8
y % nosth, X IS Il. NJ ID NJ, hears s 8 deg
20 min y, 4,473 feet, and q 8 mineral mon.
ument number 4 bears north 70 deg 43 min
w, LIS feet; thence running 8 10 deg X,
LOO tsee along the western boundary a
SAID bswtck survey, 70 post marked mum
Der = 3 survey number 66, the aame be.
ing The original location and
post number 4 Of said Bewiok survey
thence north SO deg w, 600 feet, to pose
marked number 3, VI survey nnmber 50,
and the original location monumsnt. This
post stands on the eastern boundary Of D
post humber 4, OF U 8 survey number 81
Adjunct lode. bears s 9 10 deg Ell
feet; shsnce north 6 I.2 deg w, S75 feets
post Number 3 OF said Summit lode, and
post unmber 3. Of q B survey number %
Avalanche lode, 1.500 feet. 20 poss marked
number = q ) survey number &c and the
original location monument. This pose
stands - the eastern boundary of said
AvAlanehs survey, end IL post number Z
" 80 AofelnR survey, n thence y
SO de- =, 600 feet, along the southern
boundary Of said Moseing survey TO poss
numbss ]. the place Of beginning, contain.
ing 2o.be scres.
Masnstic variation II IL deg z.
The location OF this mine q recorded IN
the Recorders Office Il Cortez Mining Dis
trict. h book @, Of page 106.
Tbs adjoining claimants are the Moreing
mine on the north, the Bswick mine on
the east and the Avalanche and Summit
mines on the west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Pontifex mins or sur.
face ground are required to file their adj
verse claims with the Register Of the U. 8.
Land O6ee at Eureka, IN the State Of Me-
vada, daring the sixty days period OF pub.
location hereof. or they wiz be barred by
virtue OF che provisions Of the Statute.
ID. II. HALL. Register.
II b hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice Of application for patent be pub
lished for the period Of sixty days item
weeks) In the Eureka SENT.
sEr, . weekly newspaper published at Eu.
reka, Nevada. ID. II. HALL, Register.
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