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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
CARMACK
MAKING A GREAT HIT IN
EAST TENNESSEE.
ENTHUSIASM IS EVERYWHERE.
Overlooking Crowds Cheer the
Gallant Party Leader and
Plainly Show Their
Admiration.

The Chattanooga times of last Frioay
contained the following dispatch from
It's Cleveland correspondent describing
the ovation which Senator Carm tx re-
ceivtd there the preceding day:
Cleveland, Tenn, Jan. Nv hen the
train reached Cleveland today at II
o'clock bearing Senator Carmack and h
party of Bradley County mt u who had
met the Sen tor in Chattanooga to eh-
cort him to this place, he WAS met by an
enthusiastic delegation OF Bradley
county Len, il GLIDING the formal Re-
cep1ion Committee, and large nun
Der of Jealous constituents, who, headed
by the CIeayeland cornet hand, formed
n procession of carriages and escorltd
the Sen tor to Hotel Artz. The Senator
AS driven in an OF en- Victoria and the
sidewalks along the way were lined bN
his admirers. Arriving at Hotel ArtZ
where headquarters had been cab
ii he'd, tho SeDator was rendered a re-
ception which lasted until the hour for
spe aking-l o'clOck-arrived.
The Committee on Arrangements han
planned to have the speaking occur in
the local opera house and had so adj
vertised it, but Judge Burke havine
very couri eousIy and kindly offered 10
ad j,urn Circuit curt for that purr Sc
II was decided to have the spenk IN il
the Circuit "outt room when is much
larger and better arranged tor s4ch a -
event.
h fore time for the speaking arrived
the Circuit Court room was packed In
he limit of ils capacity. large 4 umb )
of ladies forming part of audient,
and hen the Senator entered he Wa
rhee red repeate dly. Being conducted
the stand, he was introduced in f. W
hut v ell chOsen words by p. B. Ma,
lie leading attorney of this city.
For nearlv Nv hours Senator Cai-
MACE heId his audience to man, arc
MS h. are rs l.eIeued with the clos a
tn tIcn to what has been pIohuunc, d
one of the finest speeches ever heard il
Oh veland uprn any occasion whatever.
While there we've come Repu bl1cnn
present and, no oOubr, some = atI Ot
Democ' att, " ut wa a nsllrr Ut I'M
yersa surpris when lt MAJ learned
how many OF the old ubstatIial D"mo
Gratis I Bradley County we've IA ilne for
Ca mack " hil.'ta mack Is opnlarity
had never been que-iiont d.. Its extent
had NJ previous, y been nndei stood
Senator CarmacK was seen bN I hat
tanGoga TIME reporter ter he had re
tnn to his hotel, and expressed HI n
self ~ b4ing Particularly gratlhed
he Enthusiasm aud warmth OF his
ception
Senator Carmsck will speak in Attn
ems. Me MINI County, tomorrow, AMI II
the EN- hnsiam which he has aroused
here and the estet m In which he is hello
here il an index of he feeling FIR h,D
| rhroup hout East tennessee, n00ne neeo
he surprised if he carries Ea Tel mes.
Soc over all oppo I'm.
heginnipg with the speech ut Chats
no, "a and ntinning To the vi its e
leNeland, Athens, Sweetwaier Al
Madison ille. senator Carmack hs'
mean address " yety large and enthu-
iastic audiences.
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q ONG-A HAIRED men AND
SHORT-AAIRED WOMEN. y

In view Of the fact that so many y r.
SOILS apte.. TO remember thai SeuaLn,
CArma y Applied this languate t th'
proI IUuIUn sLs lu the contest OF 1884, /
Is .rnJer tot tie facts to. b. c,tie a
g,veL.I
The people of Tennessee voted a. ~
IA ebum knogn as che br mt u"
an eLuL emit to the Con-u ut"h
Fer, O., u on the last Tnursd., Ia D :
I, mp l. 1897
q i 18th day + August. 1881
j hi j V ...us, OF NashVile, s"ttn'
ted ga ID it.es - the Dem cf"G- g
L. n .es-, VI oJpnsi'l n to ut anurl ="
ment Anlch sp nte aud ca g" "''t
IN p,mpaleG 10 N, anU also appear ~
thu nrAA pai.ete
Among oiDtr b ngs, not nece7s ~ :
h. r. ia eli, A. Z, question II prom Ia
ito Is ,,u. nlaIeria " buIs coDtroV 10,
aud y ,niy it uIty Is ss 10 wLc bt
Sel, ,C,r Ilarmacx - respon6lo 81 81
use p, that lime Of u certain PIN al
V-t ret IA That audr, b. "aiC:
On VI IL il nay vi february ja4t
great IN eting Il the PfubioitiouisG
called 4 > ate A lila nce, Mas Ltid
Nsehvlle Tenn. Among those IA
teudtrce wee srrne Of the best peoI IL
OF the State. Or course, all tue iotg
haired meu and short. bai 81 WIN
snd Growing Lens we're alec IN 10 a
force y"
The m. n with inf ,llihlp memories
have "a ntpen per sgRln, rA Is Z"
kashvIll Am rIcan
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SENATOR CARMkCk'S
APPOINTMENTS

The following appointments for rey
week hava been anr~unred for SPrato'
Carmsck's camp 'iPn: Monday. J'r-
8. Rutledge. p m: Tuesday. Rogers
Vile. q NJ; Wednesday. Neu port
m Jffferson tli'v. Wehnasdav nigt I,
1880: Thnrsdav cambridge. 1890 M
Friday, Clinton. ! n. m Tho " tfer
son Civ appoir tment ia for lort"r
Speaking of Seta'rr g I'M oh
speech in Chattanooga the n VS. OF
that city save:
"Nanv rep eserta'iv's ~ Middle md
Fact Ter nessee Democracy were rr"s-
ont ard wiz carr, hack ~ thI j. n m
the memo ~ one ~ the g-ealfst
anapchee Lvpr dalive. 81 Nv SO" ~
Tennpes ee II the au6'ercA which
owing to the IN" omonc ~ he wPath""
we're not ore rnsnv ladies. tho au
dienca being aim at Who'll "onnose0
of votere Had over h' for have 60
MANY voters ths ho~e'a Of tho mar
hood Of the citv ond county. hean seer
under the vci'e II IN ~uhlic speaker
in the Ci tV AndHcrinm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
A NEW ENTER
PRISE.
w. E. Britain Opens Big Mon
ument and Marble
Works.

w. E. Britain, formerly with ti'.
Belgtalu Marble Works, has rented on
of John ". Frierson s new bulldogs /
North Nam street, where he WA op1b
an up to date monument business, tnl'
place having 10 connection large back
yard, glvIlg good, convenient space for
a large stock of monumental work OF
all kInd M. Britain will dea Ii
and m4nufacture all kinds Of Granlt
and Marc e.; Will also CARY a stock ul
Bowlipg Green store for Corner II sts
Step . ones, CURLING, Gate Posts, eTc.
He has also exclusive agency for VT
Clncinnati Iron Fence Comusuy one ~
the largest manufactures of lts KIND II
the country, and can furnish any tblnA
in this ilne, such as oettees, ses, eIc
M Britain will be found in Hendlet
IL n chu,s' office until tue new bull I'm.
ls compile Q. He has had SIX yea
experlen q 10 th,s business, and Will b
thoroughly capable Of furnishing th'
people with jIss whist they ~aot,
being thoroughly in touch with all u
to unte Eastern 81. ners, and VIII ne
abe 10 furnish anytnlt la Tilt way oi
nes ms desired. de has also made IN
N, numen5 business good one STA "a
came TO Maury equity, TueIe a. lew
men better known III MoUIy ahu "a
joining cJunGlos tnanW r Brl't>Ia,
40 Oeneve with has fixed deter nlu tlon
A,o bis nusJimg, energetic nu>Int't
qua Ca tious, Lhat he VIII be III u
su.ot e Of business battles, for he sel,t
STUFF Lertyer no goes.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
Old Board Steps Down and Out; And New
Board Sworn In.
COW LAW REPEALED
j. c, VOORHEES,, A New Cityttorney. C. C. Nor
gan. Ed Morgan, Ed Green, Jim
White, Tom Mclean and
BaiIy Peyton New Police.

Pei ce-Jlo. A Collier, G lai man, 81
II. Dugg, r, A Sellars ". ID. Ca
eron, ano D. Fl Gartuer.
Schools J. Fl. Digger, Chairman, j.
A. Collier, " - Cameron, F. H. swans
brig. 4. b. Forgey.
The Mayor then presented an ordi
nance repeating the COW law as far as
the day right part Of the law is cop.
cerned. and 90 y was unanimously passed
on its first reading.
The Mayor then stated that the Dewey
cannon was 10 the way on the equare,
and would have to be moved. and sUg
! gested that it be given to the Columbia
Military Academy. Rev. W. A Provine
was present and entered strong pro-
test against hauling The cannon out ol
town, citing its historical interests, and
HIS speech was warmly applanded, but
the matter was deferred
The Board then adjourned till Thurs
day next week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
GIGANTIC
CORPORATION FOR REGU-
LATINO COTTON
PRICES.
Scheme to be Proposed to
New Orleans Cotton Con.
Vention Meeting in
Jackson, Miss.

jackson, Miss. Jan THE Missis-
ali pi delegates to the Now Orleans Cot
ton Convention, which will be hell this
week will go with instructions to try to
secure the adoption by the convention
of what is know as the Witherspoou
plap. This WAS decided on at meet
ing of the Mississippi division this week.
The Witherspoou pian ia brief is that
corporation to be known as the South
eru Cotton Company cha ba form ID
with capita S1lO 600 100 to begin
busino sseas =, a. the capital il paid.
The shares ARE plscrd at 500 each
and are psyahla IN ca>h TT cotton at S. }
per bale. Tho cooperation ia to pu
chase $110 000, Coz worth o. Gotten at 10
cen,e per pound, Iegar0le ~ the MR.
ket price, and it is not 10 Re sold till the
price shall have rearhed Ii cents when
| it shall be sold for II cents, no M re-, no
less.
! The domici'a OF THE gigantic corpora
ton is to be Nav o lesns, but there are
/ to be branch houses at Jackson, Me
ridIan, Vicksburg N4tchez NJ bile. br
mingham, Atlanta and other places over
the South.
Funds re- to he deposited in local banks
| 10 such sums as the citizens mSy cub
scribe for stock ard arc to he loaned at
the higl est rate Z interest btaiDahle
when not 10 use for the pIrohase OF 10
cent cotton but the ioan ~ to be 80
arranged that it. ay be called in at a
moments rotice sh. uld the cotton being
held go below IL cents.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
HAD NOT WALKED
FOR Il MONTHS
Terrible Sore on Ankle Caused
Aw1uI carG5ring-C Could Not Sleep
nor Ec,ot Physician Said Leg
Would Have to Be hmputated.
Cured BY CUTlCURA
IN SIX WEEKS

az had terrible sore on my ankle
end had not walked any for eleven
months. ! tried nearly everything
without any benefit and had doctor,
but he didn seem to do any good. He
said | would have to have my leg
taken off and that would never walk
again. ] suffered awful, and at night
| could not sleep at all. ! thought
there was no rest for me, but as soon
as / began TO use Cuticura Soap and
Ointment it commenced healing nicely.
bathed the ankle with warm water
and Cuticura Soap and then applied
Cuticura Ointment to the affected
ragt, and laid a cloth over the sore
to hold it in place. After two weeks
could walk around II my room real
rood, and in six weeks time my ankle
rs entirely cured and vas walking
around out of doors. | am enjoying
perfect health and have gone to work
and feel as well as ever did in my life,
so ] know that the Cuticura Remedies
are the best in the world.
"Cutic,ua was recommended to me
by q lady who had used it when her
baby's head was so full of sores he could
not lie down. She .had to set him up
in her arms to sleep. (signed) Mrs:
Vary Dickerson, Louisa, Z. II. Va, April
-. 1905"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
TO USE AUTOMOBILES.
Rural Mail Carriers Given Per-
mission by Postmaster
General.

Wsshlr 7ton Jan. Postmaster
tieneral Co telyou today sppr we'd a
recomotb, alton of Fourth Assistant
D GIaw fa, the use by rnr carriers
aut, nomles IN serving h IT routes
I eto tmastr Central. however, ex-
grossly rs~trv h light to require
ru al caIijeis TO OisContiDuG the use
OF surh vehlcirs PIE cribe1 by the
reg lhtions 1 COMPLAINT ia made of
unsatisfactory Sc vice srsiLR from the
use OF sntomopile' RuIal oAT'ils
also ere r qui e0 to "tintsiu fixed
sehelule, 80 hat b sof Iheii patrons
N sew at or Aunt the same
Il g e. en- dty.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS STOLEN.

Washington January 1t de' elopeo
today that about $l8 00U Wa taken f., N
an cypress poach bet"Pe" Augueta.G,
ana New York. The o al hem Exp rise
tmpany tece,wd she package as Au
u st4, from there il went 10 Colu bis,
!. g., and is arrived in Washing { ~
early sunday. The Adams express
Company then sent it to New YorK. and
there the lose WAS discovered Offici lls
Of the Express COMPANY are making oil
inves, igation. hut. nothing has beef
found 20 far to indicate sbo tbok tll.
money.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
METHODIST miss IONS VIII
NOT Be MERGED.

Baltimore, January "A two-dags
conte ence repre- entatives OF the
Maih dat EpiscOp.l, the Me'bOdist
rpisoopll South, TIE Methodist Pro
Il stau and toe Canadian Ne d.aigt
churches ended yesterday WI nout a.
ia Mig the end for which II was
@ Al ec-the uniting of missionaxy
foicos 10 Japan. The bility Of
uch Union was conceded. but tn, tevm
- eons huauun prUVoa u stu u ming
Of and the conference dis an4ed.
ny 1t TO the discrs ti' n of tbe
q sSman OF the tFancnes wnen and
wIIe . tutnre meetiu may he held.
pri acinsI upon which t1s difFeg-
a, I'VE IVES the term aod ~
81, ity OF the Epfscopacy. -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
Or. ROBBINS HISTORY.

DR.. Rob ms History aud DirrctNry
Of Maury County aud VI Columbia suu
Mt. Pheasant has arrived tT'm
hands Of IT, printers anu u : a. :
:, iputed. The book has beer & 'fpl'o
alter careful research and mU' la %
lard work and IL a valuatss 'rra {
TO. tine de4k of every busln.ss MAN a'
10, every home in the coun y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
COMPLETE TREATMENT
Consisting of Cuticura Soap
Ointment and Pills

Nav now be had for one dollar. A single
set Is often sufficient to cure the most
torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning,
and scaly humors, eczemas, rashes, and
irritations, with loss of hair, from in
fancy to age, when all other remedies
and even the best physicians fail.
C,,tcnra SOAP Ointment, and n..s, sold
.se xoyI Potter Drug Chem. Corps Boston. Mole fr0pa
- Msilsd FFee, :. ain aud hlaoA PurAeaaioh."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
FELL FIR I'M TRAIN;
FATALLY INJURED.


7'H4''TNT III wv
Nashville. Tenn Jan 9 = W. @.
;1ucsert. sWirchm. Frll from n NOV
- train ia H. Terminal Yard, this
no rtng aud VS. fatal y hurt. His
oome Is In Fray City.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12
" "'"'"R RECORD.
COMPREHENSIVE STATEMENT OF WHL
THE RETIRING BOARD HAS
ACCOMPLISHED.

Mayor J. F. Brownlow read the fol-
loving vaiedictory at the meeting of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen Thurs
day ght, upon handing over the reins
of city government:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-01-12

have only one regret to bring to this
Board. and that is, while trying to en-.
force she 10 O'Clock closing law against
the BetheIl House pool room, you te-
peaed me law and have heen informed
tbs pol room is open sometimes as late
2 e ock m This law should be ~
enac d. J +. BhOWNLOW. ,
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-24

said Berlin Gore lode this survey:thence
n deg Al min e l23. 81 # to q point on
line Al said Eureka lode; thence 16
deg 50 min 1903 it TO cor. No. /
said Eureka lode; thence n 81 deg 30
min " 50. % # to cor No. said Berlin
Gore lode, the place Of beginning.
From Sunshine lode.
l. Area Of conflict with survey No.
22l9 Ora mine lode. said conflict being
described as follows, Beginning at cor
SO. j said Sunshine lode, thence II 70
deg :. Bib fl 10 . point ON the line IS
said survey lie. 22l3 Ora mine lode,
thence 81 = law II mia W 35.4G fl 10 Il
point Ell t.a line ~ aaia Sunshine lode
Theme s. Il dae 80 mn a9.a7 tt to cor
SO. ! said Sunshine la,s Iho. place =
bcgiaaiu".
. kraa 81 ez#si.fH5.t. k5ar56aeI.#=
5bjs anryss said s9riiia. h#.4r des Ha#
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STEPToE LODGE 80. "a, r., d 4 NJ .--
SThe sta.cd Communication OF stepto'
Lodge, No. "a, T, Il 4. NJ, will he held z
in Ney ada fiall each Tuesday evening z g
on or before the full OF the Moon. Mem =
beers of sister LODGES and sojouruinp n
brethren in good standing ere cordially IL
vited to attend. j. ". LEISllMAN, y. Vi,
JOHN WEAKN SerretArg.
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<6fie os appointment and
Creditors,

Motive a#1.'5 giys ..l nat Ii 5h s
- ...l ia I'D i'' I'd u q .
ped ~ ..fln es9 u, I.. us
~ he Conn White Pine, AS
aa.a- I.f=#f said County, deca#
~. g .l3z C .,,.. ,., Nd
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EgREST BRANDS OF

thence "A As deg 20 min ILL., t
cor 30. said Clipper No. 2 lode,
place OF beginning
LOUIS J. Conn, Registe
Orl1r5 hat the foregoing motto
published In the White Pine New
neWapa8 ef established character,
geaela. circulation at Ely Nevada.
LOUIS j. COM, Regist
Bate 81 fir5t publication August
last, l4euhar ..
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Re~innipg at cor 10. /, scribed i'll
2l75 and 2-l929, whence cor to secs y
10, is and IS, 7. lG NJ, K. 81 r., M.
D. NJ. bears S 10 deg z min 290.8 it;
thence S 81 deg. Is min W 1900 it to cor
No. .; scribed 2-2l75; thence n is deg
30 min " 420 fl to cor No. 3; scribed 3
2l7S; thence n Gl deg Is min e 1900 it
to cor No. 4, seribed 4-2475. thence S
IS deg 30 min c 40 It to cor No. |, the
nlace Of BEGINNING.
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WEDGE NO. ,.

Beginning at cor Nc. |, scribed IL
2475' whence 5 cor see 9, Z. 16 N, II.
81 T., NJ. d. M, bears "A deg 80 min
e l742.67 It; thence $ 70 deg W 440 it
to cor No. ?, scribed 2-2475; thence n
10 deg 80 min W 545 # to cor No. 3,
scmbod 3-2l75; thence 70 deg 440 #
to cor No. 4, scribed 4-2475; thence s
Il deg 80 min c 545 ft to cor No. !, the
place Of beginning.
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Is 9 Lr W J9!.EEodgc,

MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD
Thursdays of each month at 3 O'Clock
p. NJ. in the A. o. U. W. Hall at Ely.
Sojourning brethren in good standing
are cordially invited TO attend the meet
ings. VIM. MCKNIGHT, NJ. w. IRA
j MCKNIG IT. Recorder
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-24
NORTH STAR.

Beginning at cor No. |, acribed /,
2475, whence cor to secs 9, 10, Is and
Is, T. is NJ, r. 81 E., NJ. D. M, bears
S 2 deg Al min GG557 fit; thence s SO
dec W 1900 It to cor No. 2, scribed 2
2475; thence q deg 30 min W 500 #
to cor Ne. 3, scribed 3-2475; thence n
SO deg e 1905 # to cor No. 4 scribed A.
2l75; thence S q deg 80 min 500 fit to
cor No. /, the place of beginning.
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DEFENDER

Beginning at cor No. 1, scribed IL
2475, whence c cor sec 8, I. 16 NJ, r..
81 T., NJ. d. NJ, bears So oeg 90 min
e 2297.67 it; thence n 70 deg 500 # to
cor No. 2, scribed 2-2-2475; thence l3
deg 80 min 1900 it to cor No. 3,
scribed 3-2475; thence 70 deg W 600 #
to cor No. a, scribed 42575; thence n
Is deg 80 min w 1900 fit to cor No. l.,
the place Of beginning.
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BERLIN CORE.

Beginning at cor No. |, scribed /,
2475. whence cor to secs 8, 10, Is and
Is, i. Is n, r.. 62 H., Nj. D. NJ, bears
$ 81 dec 38 min 333. 20 It; thence n 5
deg ii min e 1900 It to cor No. 2,
s.ribaa 2-2475. thence S 81 deg 30 min
e coo # to cor No. 3, scribed 3-2475;
thence s 5 deg Al min W 1900 # to cor
No. 4. scribed 4-2l75; thence n 81 deg
30 mia W con it to cor Nc. /, the place
of beginning.
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FRATERNAL

rHERRY GREER LODGE NO -, /. y. o, r.
OMeets Mt Odd Fellows Hall every 80 .
day evening al O'clock. SOjGufn- -.ssa-
ing brethren in good standing at" -.
cordially invited TO attopd j. r.
ORR, N. e., +. NJ. CLARK, Ret. SO
retary.
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MONITOR.

Beginning at cor No. /, scribed l.
2475, whence s cor sec 8, T. 16 N, r.
62 f., M. D. NJ, bears S. SO deg 20
min e 1854. "a it; thence n 81 deg Is
min 900 fit to cor No. 2, scribpd 2
2475; thence deg so min 1213.6S fit
to cor No. 3, scribed 3-2475; thence S
81 deg Is min W 500 it to cor No. A,
scribed 4-2475; thence s deg 30 min W
1918. 68 # to cor No. l, the place of be-
ginning.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.


Mineral Application No 1866.
Survey No. 2A75.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, Aug. l6, 1906. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Company, a
corporation created under the laws of
the State of Maine, has, by Chas. S.
Chandler, its attorney in fact, whose
postolfice address is Ely, Nevada, made
application for patent for the lode
mining claims named. JOSIE, CYNo,
WEDGE, WEDGE No. 2, DEFENDER,
MONITOR, NORTH STAR, REPUBLIC,
EUREKA, BERLIN, BERLIN GORE and
SUNSHINE, situate in sections 8. 10, Is
and Is, T. Is n, L. 62 E., M. ID. M,
in Robinson Mining District, White
Pine County, Nevada, being Mineral
Survey No. 2175, and described in the
official plat and field notes thereof on
file in this Office, with magnetic Varia-
tons n. II deg. 20 min. E., as follows:
JOSIE.
Beginning a cor Ne. j, seribed III
10, whence S e cor sec 3, 4. 10 n,
L. 81 l., H. D. M, bears SO deg 20
min 3l8276 feet; thence Is deg
80 min e 1900 iaat to cor No. =,
scribed 2-2t55; thence S 80 deg Is min
" sos feet to cor so. 3, scribed 3-2475;
thence II Is deg 10 min W 1900 feet TO
cor Ne. 4, seri5ed 4-2475; theuce 80
deg is min e 659 feet to cor No. |. the
place of beginning.
es10.
7...-.--...4 M. o,:bol
20 20 ,li,,l.i5 AZ 20 W., - iGeH
=, - Ml~'i1S NJ "a Sc IN 49,, On on - ~
- 10 ~ ~ - H. Ds''i ca . % Ja ~ ;,'t,
9ae e a "a f. 10 o sor NJ ecr;6od a.3 M
thence ~ deo, 46 min " 873.3 II TO
cor Ne. ,, scribed 3-2415; thence 80
deg Is min W 58b.l4 1t to cor No. 4,
3cribed d-2375; thence "A deg As min
1873 fl TO cor No, /, the place Of be
ginning.
WEDGE.
r,...4.=,;.,=.zl NJ, .a.;,,od
- -. ,,i,ll,,, .. Nol ~, q q i I'm n
- p "ite'iSe 1oi oeS ., ~ ~ % %, ~,
- ~ ~ -. ~, 1q' - a aoS 81 % WI, ;,,',,
ea4 = ~ err No . srrihed o-p475.
thence IS deg 30 min " 1925 # to cor
No 3, scrlbed 3-2l75; thence IL deg
81 min W SOC fl to cor No. 4, scribed
4-zi75; thence II IS deg 30 min 1875 #
20 cor 70. !, the place Of beginning.
wEncF No ,
NJ .;,.3
Desli3lliis ~ coI 'so. ~ sc1 ~ NJ u
- -, "leiiSS "A Ioi "s0 =" l ~ 90 20, ~,
o. ~, ~, - H. os''i' - oo6 % 90 az e.
- na,. No , ec,.;iod o.o1T5. thance n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-24
Survey No. 2475.
ITNfTED STATES LAND OFFIt

Beginning a cor No. i, seribed IL
Z; 81 l., ~. D. NJ bears 60 deg 20
min e 5l82.7 IS feet; thence Is deg
80 mia 1900 feet to cor No. :,
scribed z-2t75; thence 80 deg Is min
" sos feet To cor 80. 3, scribed 3-2475;
thence II Is deg 10 min W 1850 feet TO
cor Mo. 4, serioed 4-2475; theuce 80
deg ID min 659 feet to cor No. |. the
place Of beginning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-24
SUNSHINE.

Beginning OF cor No. |, scrbed II
PAYS, whence cor sec y, L, 10 n, Il.
81 e., NJ. d. NJ, bears % deg MN
G 2297. 81 It: thence 70 deg G ooo IL T., %
cor No. ?, scribed 2-2-24755; thence e. n 10 !,
deg 80 min W 1909 1t to cor mo mo O. .,
scribed 3-2475; thence 70 deg " ooo IL
to cor No. 4, scribed A-2l1o; thence S
II der 80 min 1900 1T to cor NO. J.
the place of beginning. -,
Containing 128.1l5 acres, alter eX-
GLIDING the conflicts as hereinafter
snecified. Each and every Of the sad
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