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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06
COUNTRY MAILING LISTS.

You might think said country editor recent
w. that only the great city newspapers would have
mailing list covering wide territory, but the fact
is that every long established country newspaper
has mailing list which, while it may not be as large
that OF the city newspaper, may be as varied and
widespread.
Sons OF the old town go out into the world
seeking fortune and they scatter the world over.
Many of these men wherever they may be, re-
tain an interest in their old home In the city to
which they have gone all their substantial interests
now lie. There they absorbed in their work
and there they come to be men OF prominence in
and identified with the community. There IS in
deed now their home and their children are born,
these sure to be interested in the home town the
city But the man OF the family. busy city man as
he now has come be, still finds interest in the
old town whence he came, in what its people, the
people he knew, doing, in every thing that is
going there, and so ii may be that he will sit
down after dinner light cigar, the like OF which
could ont be bought in the old place. and tear the
wrapper from the old familiar country weekly, re-
ceived in the day mail
"lIe will read not that stocks bonds have
done this or that, but that So-and-So has painted
his barn or that the church has minister, and
that So-and-So has sold his lot on the west side OF
Main street, Just south OF the postothce or that
someone has bought new reaper He reads this all
with interest 1t is about people and scenes he
knows and that still appeal to him.
And he is not the only busy man in the city
who takes and continues to read a country paper.
1t might surprise you if you knew the number OF
country papers sent regularly to any great city
saw for instance to New York Country papers
90 into New York from all parts OF the country,
mailed regularly to subscribers who have gone out
from the old home town settle in the big cities.
but who still preserve their interest in their old
homes.
80 it may be that the mail that goes weekly
from the country newspaper down the tree archel
village street the postoce in country store NAV
contain papers going to the four quarters OF the
globe. The country editors mailing list is perhaps
not as big that OF the city daily but may be far
flung
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06
HOW ABOUT NEW YORK NOW?

Our Democratic friends will please pardon lis
for calling attention to certain feature OF the late
convention that is pulling In the midst OF the bal
otng. when Champ Clark in the lead and there
were indications that he would eventually be nomi-
mated the Hon William Jennings Bryan, custodian
n-chief of the Democratic party, turned the tide
toward Wilson by switching the vote OF Nebraska
that he would not vote for the speaker as long as
he was receiving the support OF the New York dele
CATION.
The insnuation was that since Tammany had
turned to Clark some kind OF deal must have been
made that would forever place the Mssouran in the
power OF the predatory" interests, and therefore
no sef-respectng Democrat actuated by high ideals
could longer vote for him. That the nomination of
Wilson was the direct result OF Bryans unusual
tactics is conceded by Clark. Clark had majority
OF the votes in the convention, and would have
eventually been nominated otherwise.
Now comes the crux OF the situation. glance
at the orty-sxth ballot shows that New York 5
ninety votes went to Wilson. The New Jersey
was used to decorate the anatomy OF Clark earlier
in the game If Bryan is to be consistent Che never
was and never will be- he should denounce Wilson
as being under the paws of Morgan, Belmont, Ryan
and boss Murphy. he denounced Clark from the
convention platform simply because few bal
lots he received the ninety votes OF the New York
Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06
SENATOR MASSEY.

When Governor Odde appointed George
Winghed to fill the place made vacant by the
death of Senator George S. Nixon he did a very
complimentary thing. Mr.. Wingfed had been a
friend and business partner of Senator Nixon for
many years. and the appointment satisfactory
to nearly all OF the late Senator's friends.
Mr. Winghed is probably the weathest man
in the State and there some who were mar
row-minded enough to assert that he had received
the appointment solely on account OF his wealth
Now comes Mr.. Ning6ed and refuses the APP
pointment, with the statement that he believes he
can do more good for the State with his money
and influence private citizen This is the KIND
OF nerve that made Wingheld his money. 1t takes
this kind OF nerve to decline I. s. Senate billet, No
matter what others may have thought, Wngheld
would have made good in the Senate as he has made
good in his business ventures. He might not have
been the siver-tongued orator OF that body, but he
would have been worker and that's what counts
in these DAYS. However he has elected to stay at
home and look after his many mining, stock and
farming interests, The Governor, upon learning
that Mr. Wingfeld had declined the senatorship,
Immediately appointed Hon. w. a. Massey to the
position and he has accepted and left for Washing
ton or will leave shortly.
This appointment is another good one. and
meets with the apprODdllon Oh NOT oHlN dll lhS nv
pubcans in the State, but great number OF Dem
ocrats Judge Massey is an able man. He is one OF
the most prominent attorneys i'll the State, and
has held the honorable position OF Supreme Judge
with great credit to himself and the State. He IS
schooled in the profession of the law is good poll
tican able speaker, and will give good account
OF himself in Washington
His appointment by the Governor was an act
which has made Mr.. Oddie many friends. At the last
general election. some two years ago, Judge Massey
was a candidate for Governor before the Repubi-
can primaries but was defeated by Mr.. Oddie. This
act of the Governors. in appointing his defeated
opponent very graceful one. 1t has shown
the Governor to be OF no small calibre as
some have given him credit as being, and has done
much to bring about the best OF feeling i'll the Re
publican party.
The people of Nevada are beginning to find
out that in electng Oddie Governor they made
mighty good selection
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06
LOCATION.


The survey IS Heated in the +. Y .,
Ranges % and "a f., Mount Dahl, e \,
and Meridian respectively bae
The total area hereby applied for i ,,o
The original Notice OF Location :,
Buekskin Lode Mining Claim is 81 re,s NJ
in the 9 sintc 81 Vey, Recorder Of Dough-,
page Isl Of Record Of Locations; tbe At
nal Notice OF Location OF the Red Ton >VHg
ode Mining Claim IS Of record in H. y. e@
Of the County Recorder Of Douglas CONT, vlhce
Book I'll at page 254 Record Of L oeasy,
the original Notice OF Location OF III" ~
TOP Fraction Lode Mining Claim 4 - Ned
in the Office OF the County Recorder ~ ~. slm
Douglas county Nevada IN Book "lia'a y
page 24s, Record Of Locations; The .,,,.o;. a
Notice Of Location Of the Rcd Ton faaa
Mining Claim Is Of rec,syd III the oIicer oi faae
County RECORDER 81 said Douglas col,n,s N Ne
yada III Book I'll at page 247. Reeyood " e
the Red TOP No. ? Lode Mining Cam sao y p
record IN the Office Of the County Rcrnrlas y
Douglas county, Nevada. in Book III . .
page 252 Record Of Locations; the or;g,aI
Notice Of Location OF the Red Ton NJ '%
Lode MING Claim is Of record in the Office !,
the County Recorder OF Douglas count ~
vada, in Book II at page 253, Record s
Locations the original Notice Of Locs,;'@'
IN the office q the. County Recorder Of Done
las county. Nevada, 10 Book III al as9.
2sI. Record OF Locations. p'se
That the presumed vein or lode or ~;
eral deposit OF the said Buck skin Red ~
Red Top No. l. Red Top No 2, Red ~
No 3, Red Top Fraction, and Eava Ioj.
Mining Claims, together with the s,Tsr.
ground claimed, is shown upon the oasisl
piat and posted herewith.
The said mining claims hereby sought =.
be patented are bounded as follows. Ia ~
ON the west by uusurveyed ground on IL
south by Gold lin Mining Claim Survey M
1850. aud Gold Till Fraction, Survey S
35S2 on the Fast by uuSurveyed ground sei
the Buck skin IS bounded on the North A.
Iron Age Survey No. 1000 and unsurye,s3
ground and Red Ton No 3 is bounded n
The North by unsuryeyed ground
Any and all persons claiming the mimi,
ground. vein, lode, premises or any norton
thereof so described surveyed plated M
applied for are hereby notified that une
their adverse claims are duly filed aecorlir,
10 law. with the Register 81 The Uri,,i
States Land Once al Carson CITY, Neyaa,
/ viii be barred by virtue 81 thu provision, j
/ THF KFNNEpY CONSOLIDATED com
+ MINING COMPANY
/ Rv G. T.. MACK,
Its Attorney in Fact
II is ordered thai the foregoing Notice a
Application for Patent be published for I
pcriod 1T sixty-ouc days (tcn consce,r,s4
/ wcck-l IN the "Ncrington Times" j weekly
newspaper printed aud published Al Yer.
iugton. la the County of Lyon, State Il
Nevada.
Date n first publication Nav a. 1919
( Date Of last publication July 20 1912
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785 10
14aAz
AREA

Area IN conflict with " "'''s
survey No. 5000 Iron Age lode .s76s acs.
otal area Red Ton No / lode. o6so acres
Area in conflict with 'e''s
Survey No 1860 Iron koo lode ,e,
rotnl area Eava lode 10 500 acres
Tota, area Red TOP No lode IL 4io acre.
r rotaI a area Red Re- Top lode 20 az acres
Total area Red Ton No lode % al NJ a acros
rea in conflict with '~''''l acres
survey No 1892 Gold Hin No lode
The survey Of each lode az uis Liaa VS.
laentlcal with the respective locot;ons NJ
staked upon the ground '"s AZ
found ia place. '' posts were
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06
RuCKSKIN LODE.

Feet Beginning at Cor. No. l.
A fir post feet long inches square
set feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone, scribed b. l-'oi9'
Whence, the Cor; Of Sections ., II q
r. S mdu1 49, b i s f Base S and nd Nerd
ian bears N. 20 So W 1873 feet.
Cor. No 3. Survey No. 5000 Iron
Age Lode bears N 63' So w. 253ss
feet, no other bearing objects avail
Thence N 81 So W. Variation IL
40' T.. - ,x<o
Iron Age Lode, at y; IL o. l..
5S52S feet from Cor. No. T.
s,t go Intersect f. boundary OF Sec. -, at
~ 425411 feet from the ,; Il; Sot.
and S 109035 feet from the ~ l..
Cor OF the said section. = 80
725O2 Infersect line SO survey No. 5000
Iron Age Lode at y; ~ so T.
1902 feet from Cor. No. ).
74S4 The north side center post oil tii's
1919 Cor Cor No. ?. identical with Cor. No.
/ Red Top No lode OF this survey
a fir post ieet long 4 inches square,
SET ? feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone, scribed u. 2-5Slo
and X. T. No ), l.3Sio, whence plt.y tns
discovery monument OF the Buckskln
lode a mound OF stones feet hugh
with feet base bears S. 80 10 +.
41244 feet, no other bearing objects
a Thence S. 50 o. W Variation ls'
As l..
roo 90 The west center end post. also the
east center end post OF the Buckskln
and Red Top No. iodes, respect
$1,000 TO Cor No. !. identical with Cor
No 4 Red Top No. 3, Cor No. =
Red Top No / and Cor. No. J.
Red Top lodes all Of this survey.
fr post 1 feet long inches square;
set feet in the ground with monna
OF earth and stone, scrlbed u X
r "a X. T. No T. ? and K 7. I.
1910. whence the discovery monn
ment Of the Red TOP N2 ! lode
" test S 9i ,''q bears 'Ss' "a" 4! co
The discovery shaft Of the Red Tor
lode of this survey bears >. - -
W. 7996S feet, no other bearing OBJ
Thence fS,I S'? s 81 Sc L. Variation is'
zloo The south side center. also the r.
w. SIDE center post Of the Buckskin and
Red Top No ! lodes both OF this
survey.
ozz % Intcrsect T. line Of Sec. = at \
37l7 feet from the s T.. Cor and
5 1907 20 feet from the n. +. Cor.
Of said section. -
9s4s3 Interseet line IS sqrvey. No. 1000
IRON Age Lode at 5. 60a S. l..
4o4 S feet from Cor No -.
l17l97 Intersect line 81 Survey No. 3hho.
Iron Age Lode at y, IL o. =
70S2 feet from corner No. and ~
5. IL o. ". sSs.6s feet from Cor.
1879 70 Cor. No. identical with Cor
30. I. Red Top No. ] lode Of th'.,
survey FIR post ! feet long
inches square, set feet IN the
ground with mound OF earth and
stone. scribcd H. 45SlO and r. T
No. /. 1880 whence Cor. No.
Survey No 5000 Iron Age Lode
brar- s SO So w. POS SO feet, no
other bearing objects available
Thence a. e O4' T.. Variation u
40 T.
2l2. The Fast end center Of this lode
sl2 10 Cor. No !, the place Of begin
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06

Woodrow Wilson is the Democratic nominee
for President, having secured the nomination the
first OF this week over Champ Clark. Wilson
behind in the race to start with but every ballot
taken showed him to be gaining. until the 46th
when he secured enough votes to give him the prize
Mr. Wilson was born in Virginia in 1856 lie is
of the most learned educators of the present time
but has been great factor in politics of the nation
mp to the present time Nevada sent Clark dele
cation to Baltimore but the Democrats of the State
are gracefully accepting the defeat OF their choice
and will support Wilson solidly In our opinion
Wilson is going to give Mr. Taft very close run
for the Presidency.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06

A sweeping reduction in Western Union Tee-
graph tolls for the State of Nevada has been ordered
bv the tariff board OF the company and went into
effect July l. Rates between points in Nevada are
cut about 33 per cent. following the general policy
OF the company adopted recently to give the public
better and cheaper service where conditions will
permit and which policy has been found to result
in marked increase i'll the business and revenues
OF the telegraph corporaton.-Ex
So far the change in rates have not been no
ficeable in this district.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06

Beginning at Cor No. /. identical
with Cor. No. 4 Red Top No. / lode
Of this survey. whence the N E. Cor.
Of Sec. 10, r. 10 ~, r. % 4. Of
Mount Dabo Base and Meridian
bears n. 90 o. 30" w. 2292 % feet
Thence n. 80 So w. Variation l7'
as T..
On line "a Red Top No. lode Of
Intersect =. boundary of Sec. 10. AT
n. Slll.0l #, from the s. T.. Cor.
and s. 22l3.4s f. from the n. r.
Cor. Of the said section
n. side center post OF this lode, also
the 5. side center of the Red Ton
No. lode OF this survey.
To Cor. No, ?, identical with Cor
NO Red Top No, Red Top No
No Red Top Fraction lodes
al OF this survey 'e''
Thence S. 50 o. w. Variation 100
On line Al Red Top Fraction lode of
Cor. No. Red Ton Fraction lode
Of this survey and Cor No. Red
,n.op no. lode, also Of this survey
ne w. end center post Of this
Center. post Of the Red Ton M
lode of this survey. ~ 70 z
, 70 Cor No. 3, identical with Cor No
s. survey No. 1882 Gold lin Frac.
t,on lode fir post inches square
showing ~ feet above The gro,,, oi
WIN mound Of earth and stone
seribed +. 1880 and & II ''n IS
S.'as.' whence the s, II. Cor az Sec
~, IS N, X. % T.. of Monn,
c'' a,o hase and Meridian bears
so VI =" the discovery monu.
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NOTICE FOR OBLIGATION
SERIAL 04sS2
Department Of the Interior :,
U. = lnnd Onlcc M laraun CITY. NeV

Department; Of the Interior
T. $ Land Office a. Carson CITY. NeV,s,
May ~ WI
Notice is hereby gwen that Henry tsIuV =,
81 Wellington. Nevada. who, on Mlfsn Il,
1910, made Homestead Entry No otsa-s ~ -
81 SEA See s anil Nl NJ Ste'lpn e.
Township IL ~ Range % T.. NJ. y Merchant Aaal
has filed notice oi his intention 90 make ~ .a
Communication proof TO establish clara 70 9, w
land above described, before the county s' ,hc
Of Lyon county. at Yerngtuu, Nevada ON ~
81 day OF July. 1912.
Claimant names IS witnesses - n
John Carney. Frank ". simpson le"VwG
Odds aud Columbus G. Turner, all OF W
iingiou, Nevada -..,e,
LOUIS l. COM, Register
Date of first ratification lunc !, 1912
Date of last publication June 20, l9lS'
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06

RED TOP FRACTION LODE.

beginning ~ Cor No J. identical
with Cor No Fava. Cor No 3
Red Ton No I and Cor 40. ! Ret
Ton lodcs. al 81 this survey. whence
the y e. Cor Of sec ~. r. ~ y.
K p T. Of Mount piahlo Base and
Meridian hears y. 27' or T. 2jiI1l
feat the discovery mouumurt. Red
Ton Fraction lode n mound 81 stone
feet high with ? feet base bears \.
Sts 20 W 74t7 feet.
Thence y. SO o. W. Variation TO-
On line "a Red Top lode Of thu.
- 70 cor. No. ?. identical with Cor
No 3 Red Top Lode 81 this survey
Thence 5. - or W. Variation lS'
co. r.
. The west end center post Of this
lode
"a 80 Cor No D. Identical with Cor
eurvev. fr post . feet long inches
square set ? feet in the ground with
mound Of earth aud store. scribed
r. r. + $3.50 and K r. 2.2-3Si0 :
no bearing objects available
Thence s. So 0}' T.. Variation l7'
Ia 70 Cor. No 4. identical with Cor
% Eava lode. both Of this survey
6r post feet long. inches
square. set ? feet 10 the ground
with mound II earth and stone.
scribcd r. r. +. 4-3Si0 and X r.
No. 2.12slo; no bearing objects
Tbease n. Sc oF r. Variation TO-
90 f.
On Inc "a Eava tde Of this survey.
"a East center end post oi this lndc
$50 To Cor No. ]. the place pi be
ginning
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06
RED TOP NO. LODE.

BcginninR at Cor. No ! identical
with Cor No 4 Buekskin Lode OF
this survey. whence the y. ( Cor;
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
hears \. Ia 81 W. i72S So feet
Thence y. 81 So W. Variation ~
40 T..
5.43 Intersect line ga Survey No. 5000
7o.s2 feet from Cor, No. 4. so.
? AZ Intersect line As Survey No. 5000,
Iron Age Lode at y, 60' S. W
1905 feet from Cor. No. T.
g % Intersect T.. line Of Sec. 70. at \
37l7 H. from the s. T.. Cor and
s 1907. 40 feet from the y. +. Cor.
Of the said section.
'73o TO Cor, No; 2, identical with Cor.
No. l. Red Top Cor. No. 3 Buckskn
and Cor. No. 4. Red Top No. lodes,
Thence S. 81 o4' W Variation ls'
40' T.
10. The West center end Of this lode.
also the Fast center end post Of the
Red Top lode OF this survey.
10. To Cor. No. ), identical with Cor.
40. | Red Top Fraction, Cor. No.
?. Eava and Cor. No. 4, Red Top
lodes all OF this survey.
FIR post 4 feet long inches
square. set feet in the ground With
mound OF earth and stone, scrlbed
X. l. No. ! A-oNiU. Is l - r i+A6INt
E..2.3Sl0 and X. T. 1880; no
bearing objects available
Thence S. 81 So +. Variation 10
90 T..
903 The s. side center post Of this lode,
also the y. side ccntc post OF the
Eava lode Of this survey
6302 lntersect the east boundary Of Sec
10. at n. 3lll.01 feet from the s
4. Cor. and 5, 22l3.45 feet from the
y. T.. Cor Of the said section
u To (Hpr M I identical with Cor
No, / Eava Lode Of this survey
\ fir post four feet long inches
square, set ? feet in the ground
with mound Of earth and stone
scribed x. T. No 1880 and T.
1880: no bearing objects available
Thence n. 50 04' +. Variation IL
As T..
90. 90 The East center end post Of this
lode.
90 To Cor No !, the place of begin
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ppn TOp NO. 3 LODE.

nai-;,n,1a at Cor. No ], identical
VIZ WSs'CN ~ No 2 Buckskin lode OF
t,;s survey. whence the \. +. Cor,
~ sec a. r. 13 ~, X. % j." Of
Mount Diahln Base and Meridlan
bears n 42o 81 i. 1916 feet me
discovery monument OF the Red ! %
No 4 lode, a mound OF stone , y
high ! Il. base bears ). rs 81 w.
Y9 acoee \ 4. So o. W. Variation is'
1Tb North side center post Of this
' To Cor 40 2, fir post feet
long / inches square set H. ~
the ground with mound oi carr
and stoue. seribed X s. @.'oi"'
no bearing objects aVaIiapie. ,ls
Thence s. 50 o. w. Variation 10
r. Cor No. Z. identical with Cor
No. 2 Red Ton Lode Of this survey.
n FIR most / feet long, inches square;
set feet in the ground with moun'
of earth and stone. scribed K !,
No. 4. 1910. and r. T. 1910; no
hearing objects available -.
Thence :. So 05' T.. Variation Is
The 5. side center post Of this lode,
also the \. side center post OF the
Red Top Lode Of this survey
10 Cor No 4. identical viii Cor.
No. j Red Top Cor No. ? Red Top
No I and Cor No. :, Buckskin lodeS
all of this survey.
Thence \. 50 04' T.. Variation iS'
T r. Cor. No. /. the place Of begin.
ming,
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RED Top NO. 2 LODE.

beginning ~ Cor No. /. identical
with Cor No. Z Red Top Fraction
lode. and on line 20 Eava Lode.
both 81 this survey. whence the
n +. Cor Sec. -. r. - y. r.
p T. Mount Diablo Base and Mcrd.
ian bears y 26' a. T. 2J77 feet
Thence y. SO 0j' W Variation 70
co. u.
On inc "a Red Top Fraction lode
pt this survey.
10 Cor No ,. identical with Cor.
No. , Red Top Fraction lode Of this
SURVEY
T6e9ec $. So o. W, Variation ~
40 T..
West center end post Of this lode.
lnterscct line "a Survey No 1892
Gold i'm No. : lode at y ~ So
W. 2s.5 feet from Cor No 4
To Cor No ;, fr post feet long.
inches square. set 2 feet IN ground
with mound 81 earth and stone.
seribed X. T. No. 23.3Sl0 whence
~ No. } lode bears N, so 25' L.
Thence S. SO 81 T.. Variation ~
00' Il.
} Cor No. 4 Survey No $3.50 Gold
llill lode, also iutcrscct line a. Sur.
vev No. 1889 Gold Hiil No 3 lode.
a. ). - o. W, 56l feet from Cor.
No =, thence on line 80, Survey
No 1892 Gold lIill lode.
The south side center post OF this
lode.
70 Cor No I. identical with Cor
No. 3, survey No. 1882. Gold NH
lode; on line "a survey No. 1880
Void Hill Fraction lode FIR post
inches square showing ~ feet above
the ground with mound Of earth and
stone, scribed G.. II 33sS2 and K
J. No. 2-4'3Sl0, whence the discov.
cry monument Of the Red Top No. ,
lode, mound OF stone feet hiqh
with feet base bears \ SOC IS "
Ioi feet. no other bearing object
Thence n. 50 o. u. Variation tse
TO- T..
Cor, No. Survey No. 35s2 Gold
i!hl Fraction lode, also Cor. No.
Lava lode Of this survey.
~ ne east end center post Of this lode.
- Cor No. /. the place Of begin.
ming.
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NJ MINING JISIIIOI. ,,,rDNr
NOTICE OF AFFILIATIONS

Kennedv Consolidated Gold Mining Company,
N N5oneI Postoffce address is Lovelock Nevada
by its attorney in fact, c. +. Mack whose
postofice address is Reno, Nevada has mace zoe
The Red TOP. Red Top No. /, Red Top No. z
Red Top No. s. Eava, Buckskin, and Re, Red l 10,
Fraction Lode Claims, situated h in Pine state MGr
of Nevada. as more fully described and de
lineated on the official plat and field not, notes
of Survey No 1910, to be filed in the United
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
07036
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, Apr. 10, l9iZ ,he
IN KttNliSNE fY Consolidated GOLD
MINING COMPANY for patent for the
Red Top. Red Top No. |, Red Top NO 4
Red Top No. 3, Eaya, Buckskin, and Keu
Ton Fraction Lode Mining Claims, Survey
No. 1910, Douglas County, Nevada, Pme
Nut Mining District: ,r,o>r
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-12
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Rev. William o. 5aIIantine Home from India-Damage Done Trees by Windstorm.

Rev. William Osborne BaIIantine, M D., an elder brother of Rev John Win throp Ballantine, has just arrived in this country on furlough from medi- cal and missionary work in western Hindustan.
 The Stafford baseball team will play the Echoes of Hartford on the local diamond Saturday afternoon.
 Windstorm's Damage.
 The severe south wind that preceded the welcome rainstorm of Tuesday evening did quite a little tree damage in the West Stafford section of the town and in Cooper lane, breaking down old apple trees and monster chestnuts which formed landmarks An old plum tree in F. Wayland Pres tons yard was completely uprooted.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Mrs. B. F. Taylor has gone to Cres- cent Beach for the summer Mrs. c. B. Newton and Mrs. c. L Dean are spending a vacation al Watch Hill
 Miss Celia Fitzpatrick and Miss Mil dred Hanley are visiting friends 1T l Stonington.
 Mrs. w D. Heald is visiting her sis i ter in Marlboro, Mass. MT. and Mrs. F. B. Bennett of New tonville are visiting friends in town.