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FROM GREENBRIER co.
An Appeal to the Legislature-WiI
it be Heededf

it be Heedcds
.LEwIsBURG, w. Va. Jan. 10th 1867
To the Legislature Of U'est Jirgiaid, (no't
in session. ..
GENTLEMEN-You have been selected
or elected, to your present positions, Oh
account of your supposed, or real fitness
for the places you occupy. 1t is an
honor, in many respects; if not in every
respect, depends upon the manner in
which you discharge the duties of the
position. You may SO act, so speak, and
so vote, as to deserve the respect and
gratitude of the people, and thus build
up for yourselves name to be respect
ed, and a memory to be loved and cher
ished and on the contrary, you may
so legislate, that your names will SO
down to posterity associated, and right,
ly associated, with all that is mean.
low, narrow, and vicious, without a
redeeming trait, or an ennobling char,
acteristic. The characteristic feature
of our past legislation, has been, party
tinged, and justly obnoxious, for Its
illiberality, injustice and revenge. Our
laws seem to have been enacted, SO as
to keep one party in power, and the
whole, or a greater part of the legisla,
ton of the State, looks to party ends,
party5 triumphs, aud party rewards,
to the utter ignoring of the ends and
aims of all true and legitimate legis
lation. This is certainly unworthy OF
sovereign State. -. sarI5e
Certain laws and enactments are
much needed by the people Of the bor-
der counties For instance, the conn
ties composing the 9Th judicial Dis
trict, were during the war, in the hand.
of the Confederate authorities. The
Judge of the Circuit holds that every
judicial act of his predecessor, every
act of the Sheriffs, Clerks, Justices &C.,
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land, but they viii also speedi-
" erase from the statute books
of the State all those acts to which
the decision of the Supreme Court will
plainly apply. The Supreme Court has
declared these things to be unconstitu-
tional, and no man who obeys his oath
to support the organic law can any
longer persist in enacting or enforcing
laws which are known to be contrary to
the letter and spirit Of the supreme law
of the land.
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Democratic Nominations for
Council. ... ..

FIRST WARD.
Nrst Byaneh-William p. Wilson.
Second B-aneh-JOhn Hughes, Thomas Wheel
or, Francis A. Ebert ard Thomas. I. Cocayne
SECOND WARD.
Fr,st Branch-Peter L. Zinn.
Second Branck-T. y. Shallcross and Simor
Keim.
THIRD wARD.
Fr,t Brsneh-G. w. FranzheiIn.
Second Braneh-S. Brady, j. y. Acheson, Z
W. Brockullier John Nolan.
FOURTH WARD.
F,st BrcncA-J N. Ewing.
Second Branch-John Hamilton, james X
Acker. William w. Miller, John Amick ant
George K Tinge.
rFTH WARD.
First Branci,-Andrcw Wilson.
S.oord Brdneh-B. N. Eoh, s. III. Darrah
James &. Whyte and John VOckler.
SIXTH wAID.
yr.t Braach-Samuel j. Alexander.
SseoHs Branch-Lewis Yuncko, j. II. CLARK
and BARNARD Stanley.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Brtneh-,Jacob Rargcr
SN~..d Branch-J. Is. Sheppard.
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CURRENT ITEMS.

Portland is going ahead fast.
Base ball OH ice is new wrinkle.
Buffalo are crossing the Platte in i'm
mense numbers.
The spirit of Ritualism is still "march-
ing on"
Parepa, the lovely angel, is going
home. F~.-
France exported 1884 waterfalls"
last year.
The Prussian war costs S42,0O0,OOO.
One thousand miners in England are
annually slaughtered.
The cattle plague is making dreadful
ravages in Holland.
The Jaw of shark has been found in
the coal-beds of Bellville, Ill.
An American citizen is now taxed
about four times as much as citizen of
England.
The Sandwich Islanders are dying in
the streets, of influenza.
The roof of an Elmira hotel blew off,
carrying man with it, who was landed
in vault.
Presidsnt johnson and family worship
at the NJ. E. Church.
A Lafayette angel, at fair, spat in a
young fellows face for insulting her.
Great Britain is renewing her de-
mands upon this country for grain.
One of the novelties of the season is
kangaroo hams, imported from Aus
tralia.
A woman in London beat her husband
to death with q poker because he failed
to bring home his wages.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has just decided suit against
dead man.
A "Book of Precedents" published in
London, 1916, says January Is, II and
~ are unlucky days.
A "self-holding plow" is one of the
last inventions.
The Mormon emissaries make fal
greater effort to get women than men to
60 to Utah.
There have been 1061 American ships
steamers, ETC., transferred to the British
flag during the past five years.
The rumor floats about that Speaker
Colfax will next month lead the rich
widow of o wealthy banker of New
York to the alter.-N. Y. Lit. GdE.
The perpetrator of the following is
still at large:-Why are oysters good for
dyspepticsi Because they die jest (di.
gesD before they are eaten.
Almost every decade in our cOuntry's
history, ending with the figure seven
has marked the beginning of financial
crash or severe depression.
Hon. Oliver Ames, of Easton, has been
chosen President pro TEN. of the Pacific
Railroad Company, in place of Gen. Dix
Salary SIS, 600. a..-
A Wisconsin editor, in acknowledging
the receipt of an exchange paper printed
on new type, says it ''looks as clean a. q
school-marm in bathing tub"
The latest business out is an agency
for the purpose Of furnishing forlorr
bachelors and widowers with wives 2,
prices ranging from $3 to $40. It 10 In
operation in Cleveland. ,.,--.--
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Letters from the People.
FROM MONONGALIA co.
The w eaIner in the Interior-sieigh
Riding, Its Merrimcnt md IL. Mis-
hnps-A Brutal Outrage-Another
Telegraph Line.

TeIegrapn Linc
ARNETTsvILLE, w. Va. Jan. 10, 1867.
Editor of the Register:
1t is said by the "oldest inhabitants"
in these regions that we have not had
as cold winter for o number Of years
"a the present one has been thus tar.
Many of our weather prophets predict
that we will see severe winter. There
has been good slelghing in this section
ever since the middle Of December,
with additional flurries of snow nearly
every day. Everybody's horse is on the
snow, and all kinds of crafts are atloat
-sleds. sleighs, YankeeIjumpers, snow
ploughs and "go devils" are daily and
nightly fieeting over the "whited
plains," while the merry sleigh-bells and
and old cow-bells keep accent to forty
knots per hour, as "the proud steed
goes dashing on" We have already
heard of several serious accidents and
hair breadth escapes, and should the
sleighing season continue much longer,
we predict that we will hear of many
going to their long homes. A few days
ago q drunken scoundrel in Paw Paw
township went out sleighing, and ran
his horse over q sleigh in which there
were some women, and the result was
that one woman had her thigh broken
and her head seriously injured. 1t is
thought that she will not survive. The
rascal has decamped and the officers are
in pursuit.
A Pennsylvania Company is now en-
gagged in putting up telegraph wires be-
tween Morgantown and Fairmont. This
line of ''6iue blazes' runs with the
Maryland and Ohio turnpike and will
be completed between this and the
first of April -.
Adopting the maxim of Franklin,
"when you have nothing. to say, say
nothing" will take the hint and close.
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"Jes som-"Rrsetly r--Solon shinsis aid
they were there every time. II he felt owlcy'
In the morning he tIpk Plantation mtters; ~
he felt weary nj night he took Plantation Bitters;
IL he lacked appetite was weak, languid or men.
tally oppressed, he took Plantation Bittere and
they never failed 10 set him on his pins square
and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; but
As some may, just read the following;
d" owe much 10 you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have save<
my life. REV. W. II. WAGNER
~ Madrid. n. Y"
have been Q great sui.
ieror from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preach.
Bttsrs have cured me.
REV. G. A. WILDWOOD.
New York City"
had lost all sppe.
tite-was so weak and cnevsted could hardly
walk, and had perfect dread Of society,
The Plantation Bittsrs have st me all nght
81. Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Bittcrs
have cured me Of q arrangement OF the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that Distressed me for years.
They acted like charm. c. &: MOORE,
25I broadway, New York"
Mrs. q. NJ. DEvOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given it 10 the weak and invalid eh,idrcn
under her charge, with the most happy and graf
ifying rrsults." We have received over hun.
dred rcams Of such certificates, but no sdver.
tisemept is 20 effective a. what people them.
selves say Of = good article Our fortune and
our reputation IL at stake. The original quality
and high character OF these goods Will be sns
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained . sale In every town, VII.
lage parish and hamlet among civilised nations
Base imitators try TO como as near our name ana
style As they can, and because good article can
not be sold as low as poor one, they ind SINE
support from parties wbs do not care what they
sen. BE on your guard SEQ our private stamp
over the cork +. II. DRAKE & Co,
New York City.
sarntoxn Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. %. .s., q
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West Virginia Legislature
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. l


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 16.
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock, q. m.
and was opened with prayer by Prof
w. r. White.
Mr.. CARSKADON, from the commit
tee on Privileges and Elections, made
q report declaring who were elected to
the Senate ut the last election, and CIV
ing the seat for the full term in the 9TH
District to Samuel Young, and for the
unexpired term to Charles A. Thatcher,
and fixing the mileage to which each
member Of the Senate is entitled.
Mr.. HAGAR appeared in his seat.
Messrs. YOUNG and THATCHERw were
qualified and took their seats in the Sen
ate.
The PRESIDENT reported the stand
ing Committees of the Senate, as fol-
lows: -
Privileges and Elections-Messrs. Cars
kadon. linn. Wilson, FarnswOrth and
Mahon. (This Committee was reported
Yesterday No =. IL -
Judiciary-Messrs. Hoke, Chapline,
Slack, Werninger and Farnsworth:
Finance and Claims-Messrs. Zinn,
Burdett, Werninger, Duval and Farms
worth. -& -'.
Banks and Corporations-Messrs. Chap.
line, Raymond, Wilson, Burley and
Slack.
Townships, &c-Messrs. Mahon, Cars
kadon, Hoke, Martin and Duval.
Military Affairs-Messrs. Duval,
Young, Thatcher, Zinn and Burdett.
Internal improvements, &c.-Messrs.
Farnsworth, Burley, Slack, Zinn and
Wilson.
observation-disclosures. Dix, Hoke, Ma
hon, Werninger and Farnsworth.
Humane and Criminal Institutions
Messrs. Burley, Dix, Werninger, Wright
and Hagar.
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Hoke, Cars
kadon and Werninger.
Library-Messrs. Wilson, Hagar, Hay
mond, Young and Slack.
Executive Expenditures - Mcssrs.
Thatcher, Dix and Martin.
To Examine Auditors Office, Treas
urers Accounts and Bonds of Public
Oficers-Messrs. Wright, Burdett, Chap
line, OBrien and Dolly.
To Examine Clerks Office-Messrs.
Dolly, Carskadon and O'Brien.
On motion of Mr.. ZINN,
Resolred, That so much of the Cover
nor's message as relates to the Agricul-
tural College be referred to the commit
tee on Education.
On motion of Mr.. DUVALL, joint
resolution was adopted under suspcn-
sion of the rule, directing the Clerks OF
Che two Houses to compile lists of the
members, officers, and commit
tees of the two Houses, together with
the rules of each House, and such
other matter as they may think proper,
and have 500 copies printed for the use
of the Legislature.
Mr.. HOKE offered resolution author
izing the several committees of the
Senate to employ three clerks at four
dollars per day.
Mr.. MARTIN moved to amend the
resolution by striking out "four" and
inserting "three." This created a good
deal Of debate, participated in by
Messrs. Martin and Burley in favor of
the amendment, Messrs. Zlnn, Chapline,
Hoke and Burdett, against the same.
Mr.. BURLEY demanded the yeas and
nays, which resulted in the amendment
being adopted.
YEAs.-Messrs. Burley, Carskadon,
Dix, Dolly, Hagar, Raymond, Martin,
Slack, Worninger, Wilson and Young
IL. =.
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The Methodist centenary collection

The Methodist centenary collection
now foots up over 1880, ,9OO,- and it is
not yet ali in. It will undoubtedly
reach $4,000, 900. OF this sum, Daniel
Drew, of New York, gave 100000; Mr..
Baldwin, Of Ohio, 500, 900; Mr.. Rich, OF
Boston, SO, 900; and many others from
sso, 900 to sc, 600 each. .grsls .s-,-<
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Who wouid not be bsantifuli wbs would not
add 20 their beautyi What gives that marble
purity aud disingns appearance we observe mp
er A secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
It's continued use removes tan, frcctles. pinpiee
and roughness, from the face and hsnts and
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent,
bloOming and ravisbing Unlike many co~n'st
lea, IL contains material injurious " the skin.
hand at 81 ceuts per bottle.
w. T.. HAGAN, Troy, n. y, Chemist
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co,
Wholesale Agsats. n. Y,
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY a
Druggists.
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aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight Superior to any Cologne
used 10 bathe the face and person, TO render the
skin soft and fresh, 10 allay tnnAnation, TO per
tured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and 70
obtaining patronage quite unrrecedentsd. ~
is favorite with actresses and opera singen.
II Is sold by all dealers at 81 90 In large bottles
and by DEAAs BARSHs s. Co, New York, Whole
sale Agents.
Saratoga sprias water, sold BY ~
Druggists.
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In our report of the proceedings OF
yesterday we omitted to state that the
Speaker laid before the House the fol-
lowing communication:
"To the Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
of Vest Firginia: .,
III have the honor to report herewith
the first part of the proposed "Code OF
Vest Virqinid," containing that portion
of the work which relates more immedi-
ately to the State and local government.
Three hundred copies have been print
ed, and are at the disposal of the Legis-
lature.
"The first one hundred and twenty
eight pages were in print before the
commencement of the session OF 1866.
OF course these pages do not include
the acts of that session, applicable to
the subjects which arc embraced in
them. -fi.
"Though the part now reported does
not contain, in volume, one-half OF the
proposed Code, yet the most difficult
portion of the labor has been perform
ed. AS to the residue, ! can only say,
that with reasonable health, expect to
complete it during the ensuing sum-
mer.
No one can be more sensible than i
am of the itnperfections of the work,
and!of the necessity Of appealing to
your indulgence for its deficiencies. II
ought to undergo in detail the rigid
scrutiny of the Legislature before 1t is
made law.
Please submit it to the House of Del
gates. With great respect,
DANIEL LAMB.
Wheeling, Jan. Is, 1867.
The communication and report 70
which it refers were referred to the Ju-
dietary Committe.
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cy in the Greenbrier delegation to the
West Virginia Legislature.
The demand for the name Of our i'll
formant which is SO pompously made
will, as the Doctor is aware, be COM
piled with or not, as may hereafter 'e
determined. Of one thing he may be
sure; we will not enable him to place
any correspondent of ours in the
clutches of Court like NAT. HARRI-
soN's, where justice would be impossi'
BILE, and where the verdict would be
proportional to the defendants wealth
rather than to the damages sustained
by reputation whose entire loss would
be a boon and blessing to its owner.
Tho author of the communication
which we have considered, asked its
publication 7" in justice to himself" In
order that we might indeed do him JUS
tice, we have annexed a few feeling COM
ments, but we suppose, that like the
Irish culprit, he begins to realize that
justice sis exactly what he don't want"
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Lroxs Errx.cT ov Frsx JAsAscA 9fssss-
for IBdixe.tion. Ssuses, Hsxrtburp, ssek hss1.
ache, C6oleK. Morbas, TatnIeney, A. vhFs
warming stimulznt n required, tts ss.sfss pc
rs.jI.jIs .rtiei. S,r culinary purposss; soA ev.
eryvhers AZ - cts. per istsssL Ask fsr .iLSosS'
Pure EItr.et- Take no other. .s,.,,5.. ..,,
ssr.ssss sDriss wss>v, - y ~
Drugzists hstssv
.g t $50
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at'hesliug Register.
Democratic City Ticket.

MAYOR,
ANDREW j. SWEENEY.
CITY cLRxK,
u. r. FEENEY.
CITY SERGEANT.
JOHN sCARBROUGH.
TKEAsuRRR, ...
Z. M'COY.
sUpHKINTENDENr WATER WORKS,
JOHN W. CUMMINGS.
WHARF MASTER,
JOSEPH MANNERS.
srRERT COMMISSIONER, eel
STEPHEN CLARK.
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The Peun.ylv.nia Central Railrssd

- -
This old established, reliable and safe
route, which passes from Pittsburg to
Philadelphia, through one of the most
beautiful portions of Pennsylvania, was
never in better condition and in more
perfect order than at the present time.
Trains come and go promptly, and
every department of the vast thorough
fare is managed with such clock
work regularity that space can be
accurately measured by time. The road
for safety, speed and accommodation is
unsurpassed by any other route in the
country. Pennsylvania as q State has
great reason to be proud of her
Central Route" and its active and
efficient managers. The road
has contributed more to the prosperity
of the State generally, and the two
cities it directly connects, than any
other line of communication in that
Commonwealth. Not only has Penn
sylvania derived great benefit from the
road. The Cleveland and Pittsburg
road, (another safe and reliable routc,)
forms q direct connecting link with
Wheeling and Pittsburg and the
Pennsylvania Central, not only
for Philadelphia, but for Harris
burg, Baltimore and Washington
City. Our business men going East
cannot do better than take this route.
From Philadelphia they can take the
Camdent and | Amboy or Kensington,
botk excellent roads, and go directly to
New York. The Pennsylvania Central
is rapidly increasing its already unsur-
passed facilities, and under the man
agement of Thomas A. Scott, Esq, and
the other active and efficient officials of
the road, it cannot fail to become even
more popular. 1t is first class route
in every respect.
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Mrs. Kyle & Mrs. watkins,
Dress and Cloak Makers
roI Mai. ssrses, wbeeIisE

Over the Hoop Skin AsuufaetofD
uAvE RECEIVED TMELATEsT
Et and most elegant patterns, and ase pre-
paFea 20 DO al work In their hDe IN the best
80. Patterns for sale At reasonable prices.
stamping for embroidrring and brziding done 90
hort notice. sep25-n
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Uel,a.srvss', Is.sssisAb,s Hair cssssfsg - sst .
dye- All insfantsssoss dyes ere ee1psssA %
Esa> sa.sfi<. and more OF less AsssroJ ths "
tsIity and beauty a NJ hsir. Thb p No sdp'
pai flair Cslorisg. and has bssn srvwingss ss fs.ss
over twenty yeafa II rrstese gIny hair " ~
rvH,arkable manner. IL IL alss beautiful har
dres.fnx. Sod In two sps-50essts nd og-ky
III dssIsr. C. HErhBTkEET. chs.sst
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Wheeling, Jan. Is, 1867.
The communication and report 70
which it refers were referred to the Ju-
dietary Committe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-20
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Special school Taxes.

-
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
y rev, w.-Ohics Of District Attorney. Notice
ofsuIts commenced. sTo the following named
Defendants and to all owners and claimants Of
the real estate and Improvements thereon, or I'm.
provements when separately assessed, hereinaf.
ter described, known or unknown. You are
hereby notified that suits have been com.
Township, by the State Of Nevada, against each
of the Defendants hereinafter named and each Of
the following described tracts or parcels Of land,
with improvements thereon and Improvements
when separately assessed, situate In American
City, Storey county, Nevada, and all owners Of,
or claimants to to the same, known or unknown.
to recover the tax and delinquency assessed to
said defendants. and against said property. for
Special School Taxes for District No, Sto.
rev county, Nevada. between the 18th day Of May,
1867, and the 9th day Of July, 1857; and that a
Summons has been duly issued In each case; and
you sre further notified that unless You appear
and answer the complaint hled In said cause. on
the hour OIL o'clock A. ~, judgment will be
taken against you and the real estate and I'm.
provemcnts hereinafter described, forthe amount
aftax and delinquency specified, and costs Of
suit:
bounded on the north by Steel and on the south
by Kelly, $50.
Victor Hugo Mining Company-A lot of land
bounded on the south by White. on the west by
Boyden. and on the north by the Globe Mining
Company, Ale.
Reed Goa mill. site. bounded north by
land ofLawson & Gnlis. and south by unknown
owner, west by toll road. 81 65.
Joseph N~Icola-Soven acres ofland, bounded
the east by Lyon county line, west by old
Carson road. lying along American avine, "a IS.
John Doe Judson-e6 as
Chris LIllie-A lot ofland on the west side Of
American Plat toll road, bounded on the north
by Forbs. and south by Lawson & Co., "a ls3.
John Doe Heck-A lot ofland on the east side
Of American Flat toll road, bounded on the south
by Gosse and on the north by Burns. 49c.
W. w. BISHOP,
District Attorney, Storey Co., New.
EGg p. MULCAHY,
Sherih, StoSey county, Nevada.
Virginia. Aus. q. ls67.-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-20
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice.-No. ~.
U. 8. REGISTERS OTrIcE.

.S-S
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
N Robert Linton has this day fled in my office
a diagram. and notice Of application for patent.
under the provisions of an Act Of Congress, APP
proved July 20, 1866, for the following described
mining ground or quartz claim, the same being
on unsurvsyed land. and situated In the Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
to-wit:
Commencing at Station Ne. l, on the east side
Of Gold Canon. a few rods to the east Of the
Succor MI. and running thence south 81 deg.
30 min, east 674 40 feet 10 Station No. , thence
north o. deg, east 67i 40 feet 20 Station No. 3;
thence south 9 deg. east 266 feet 10 Station No. I;
thence south "a deg. west 7oS $40 TO Station No.
S; thence north 81 deg.-30 min, west 70s $40
feet 10 Station No. 8; thence north g deg. 30 min.
east 2s6 feet to the place of beginning, containing
9 44-lO0 acres Said lode being represented on
the diagram on Ale, by q red continuous line. and
tho claim being Loo feet In extent. the shafi
narkedA being the center, a. which point notice
aud diagram Ia posted The Groupings and spurs
being also designated on the diagram. This claim
vas originally located a. the Matchless lode. on
the 18th November. 1860. and relocated and called
tho Consolidated foyle Company claim, Janu'
AIRY ]. 1864.
The dotted lines on the diagram represent tbs
claim fIed for by John Rule. known As the Sue.
cor Mining claim. which claim conflicts with the
above. t. LOChaAhI,
tvlo..f Register.