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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

JAMES 8. KIRK 4 Co.'S tine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Mattlcd. Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, &c. Sold by oil grocsrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
LOCAL ITE M g.

Tax old "Kizer" farm at Round Grove,
$50 acres, fine improvements, timber,
water, dc., for sale at . great bargain. For
further particulars enquire Of
ELDRIp0H 4 BRo,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

" anything looks more dirty and dis
gusting than a coat covered with dardruf.
It is certainly not known to modern society
"BArretts Vegetable Hair Restorative
will sffectually eradicate dandruf in sin
gle thorough applicatisd. To this valua-
BILE preparation was awarded the only prize
medal ever bestowed on any compound for
the hair Il Poughk espsie Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

IT should be every mans aim to excel
this was the aim Of DR.. j. w. Poland in
compromising the great remedy, Humor
Doctor. Those who have used it in the
worst cases Of Scrotula chesrfully give him
the meod Of praise
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

OuR "BAH OF NAPLss."-It has been said
land you had better believe it) that even
in Davenport there are things that will in
tsrest and strike the far travelled sight-sess
with wonder. Seldom have W been %
fsrcibly impressed with the force Of the 70.
mark as recently, while standing upon one
Of those prominent points 20 numerous in
and about cur city, from which the behold
sr can feast bis longing eyes and drink in
the glory Of the scene even to intoxioation.
even as We did . few days since, standing
on the brew Of the olu6 near the residence
Of Mr.. Warnsbold, from which poist there
appeared in full view the grand old Mis-.
sissippi-its silvsry waters gsmmsd with
beautiful islands, winding its majestic way
70 the sea; while on the inner shore Of ito
semi-circisd banks appears the city Of Rock
Island with her thickly wooded hills rising
in insxpressibls grandeur behind. What.
with the works Of art, the bridge that span,
the mighty stream, the arssual at the
Islands rocky point, the church spires, Cd
'fcss Of learning. and structures from
which the laws Of the land are diifused-
oil towering thsir lefty heads in mid-sir
forms . picture Of unspeakable riohusss.
to the beholder's vision.
1t has been said BY one Of sarth's wan.
dsrers that this scene 10 not surpassed in
the old or new werld-savs once. and
then only BY the Bay Of Naples, which
for its picturesque beauty is without it,
peer. And il you are . love. Of the 70
mantle and beautiful scenes OF mo,he.
earth, 90 to that point-near the corner
Of Seventh aud Brown, and view fol
yourselves. and cay with %, in raptsrs
Of snthusiasn, "Ths Flsesnse sf The Nsu
Weld ths Iswa Bay sf Naplss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

CHoics Iowa Catawba Wise, at 800 per
dsssn bottles also full stock Of other na-
tive and foreign wines ct the wine house Of
LANorsLDr, THops L Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

NOTICES..

FRscKLEs AND TAN removed and prevent
ID. BY using the delicious Hsspsrian Bala
o. the complexion. Price only ffty cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
OLE =.
r. YOU Wish TO Be
BEAUTIFUL,

BEAUTIFUL,
uss OOCRLIA DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA RI0lA,
ies BRAUTIF THg gCOMPL1XoN
and PRRSRRvlN0 TIE SKIM
III Invaluable toilet article vs. iocOvssed BY
celsbrated chemist in France and 1t 10 to hin that
ths Ladies' Of the Court Of Europe owe their beauty
that will pare with It - beauti1se Of tAe c0-
plsxion and pressfvsr OF the sktn.
n. G. MCCLuGKY pufchased the receipt Of hin
ONE tenysa1 ego; - has since thss tine g1vOn it
perfect tsla amDng bio personal hende And ~ asD
toers1is circles Of New Yosk, BALTIMORE
Bosten. New Orlsans. .. Louis, savannah. Cnaslee
ton, wilmington. n. c.. Ae. They have used II with
spquaasd admiration and would consider the toilet
Imperfect without and purely harmless
preuesatIon Victoria Res II and Oscelia de Persia
hss given such entire satisiaction in every instance
that he s now compeled to c0sr i IT, the public This
arslois entirely dsfsnt nom anything Of he kind
ever attempted. and e Sns1s waIrsntsd .r.e~Axcr.
After using Oscslia de Persia and Victoria Re9ie
fof short time. the skin will have son eotin-lsse
texture II imparts freshness sn00thnsse and eoft
nno 70 The skin that e1n ONLY - peoducod BY uen1
this vsluable article Tho article y no vulgar con.
poaad 70 injure ~ skin OF coaplsxion, but enhen
ess = beeateel. aad ts ~ cannot possibly = =
teeted ~ The cloeeet observer.
Hos rcaoving Tan. Hrecklss, 0unbafn. ana Cute
peoos Dlsoaeee ffoa ~ skin. Il y invaluable.
n. o. neCleokey he's every coDadence u soeoe
pendine hio Victoria Rsga and Oecelie Dc Persia
- LAeies beins ~ oaly pssses - reliable 81
:s csHufMn MIN apT PRnPSSD orIYYYn xsc1us
A,d Ass nans stanpsl q go lalsl-as sehsr
. gsaains. Depot, Ne. - MossA esveoA e6ose
eold b al DrueEists and PafdnHs IN re u.ite' ny
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

o. 10 nm Bssv.--0o 10 the Bryant . StFatto0
sicai business education, Or 70 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papert, cd
dress, (suclosing stamp 1.-THE Bryant 3 stsatton
Commsfcial College. Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

Jack Ruch fired the first kiln Of brick Of
the season on Saturday last. A few more
days Of favorable weather will furnish plen-
ty of brick for this hitherto destitute mar
ket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

DAvRNPOn1 ADv8191og1D. D.-Atto0ot0 10
called to the column adveetss0ent Of Dav-
snport merchants to b found in THE issue.
The firms there rspEsssntsd ars some Of the
leading and solid business men Of that city.
Desiring to reach the inland trade Of the
State. they take the sursst way to control
il; and ws have no doubt but that this en-
terpriss will lead away custom and patron
age now controlled by non Advertising
mershants aad dealers in Dss Moisss.-
Davenport dealers have . perfect right to
secure the patronage Of the country msr-
chants Of any locality in the State; and ws
admire the business enterprise they sxhibi.
by making themselves known to the pso-
pls they wiah 10 deal with. Des Aoines
dealers, who have big stocks and few Gus
TONERS, and don't believe in advertising,
may And . suggestion in the action Of the
pavenposters.
Ws take pleasure in commencing the
Davenport advertisers to oil our readers, in
both city and country, as 6rms which can
Be relied upon, and dealt With with cenfi-
dsncs-Die Hsiues Reyistsr.
Tho compliments Of the Register are we'll
deserved. The firms that seek the columns
Of that paper to herald them forth are u
staunch - oak, and can be relied upon
every day oil the year round.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

How 70 DaAw TnEN.-Extract from .
letter from. ST. Paul, Iowa, to Phalon 4
Son i:
"Your new perfume "FLOR DE Mayo"
10 in urgent request here. Wish had
tifts gals in my store to-day" Gentle
druggist, the article 10 too precious to be
sold in bulk. but ysu keep it on hand
you will be sure to have atty gals in ysur
store every day--it draws them - bios
SONS draw the bee. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
Poll Tax Notice.
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /,

CRY OF DAvKRPonT.
Each nale inhabitantof the City Of Davenport over
l yeare OF age and under u years Of age 10 hereb
shis date, TO report himself to the Street Comnis
sonef or send substitute to labor upon The Streets
and Alleys In the said City. 1t such pla or places
deiaalt thereof he 10 liable to pay the OF three
dollars and COSTS and one dollar pes day for each
and every day net exceeding ten days, be shal fall
call on the City Collector and pay hin the sum OF
two dollars and 6fty cents. I viii be found ct my
residence corner Of 1th and Fsrnham street until I
A. u. each day.
DANIEL RYAN. Street Conmissioner.
Davenport, Jane -, 1858. dls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

An kARNRST BUSINESS MAN QUALIFIED
a to take Lie Insurance and Supervise Agents, can
secure valuable contract BY addAeesing inmsdi-
ately BOX eoa2
may95-dlt Chicago Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
To.0av's Advertisements. i
Store for Rent.
State Agent Wanted.

NO. 81 EAST I'D STREET, 20xs0. THREE
~ Story Brick. Cheap rent. Apply At THE
ofhce my25d3t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
CEMENT,
w anted.

CALgSMRN TO SELL CAMPAIGN upnArs
u Badges. F1ags, &c. Grant Badges and Iedals
nov ready: ssnd 20 cents for sampes OF both kinds
Circalars nee. We make the best Runssn SrArrs
In the world. Active young men wanted in eyerv
town. Address with stamp
LANPHRAR D PERKY.
0aysNAwim Davenport. lswa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
LARD OIL SOAPS
Star 4 Mould Candles,

And GLYCRRTNE. {Crude andIRsnned.)
Constant supply on haad Of
SODA ASH. RuSlN,
PALM OIL, CANOLEWlCk,
lNPORTED CASTLE SOAP,
SPRRM I PARAFFIN8 CANDLES
Pr sals h quantities 70 suik
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

Mssrrxo THIS EVENING. There will be
. meeting Of the Committees and oil others
interested in the Davenport and St. Paul
Railroad. at tho City Hall this evening At
II o'clock. for the purpose Of hearing the
reports Of the Committees, and TO take
somc action in reference to the Convention
that 10 10 DO held here on Wednesday (27th, }
and for the reception of the delegates from
Hopkinton, and other points along the pro-
posed line Of the road. Let there be good
attendance
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

Kromsr's ifIa'r Dye. Natnrsl, Dursbis, Beautiful
Best and Cheapest in the World. Sold by all Drug
gisis aud Country Siorekeepers. JOHN J. KRONER,
eols Proprietor. 10i Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

Ut. sxrLE, Gardener and Florist, cor
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv26-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

N. SCHAEFFER,
Nos. 119. 11l. 11O Locust St.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

TnR Rsv.J Weston, . missionary to the
islands Of Jsmaica, will address ths Sab.
bath Schools of this city On the history,
climate. sts.. Of that island, at the Csners.
satisaal eAsash, u u s'elosk this svsaing
hs public ase invltea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY, MAY %. 1868.
Decorating the Graves - Ualoa
Soldiers.


Soldiers.
On Saturday MAY soth,) in aceordanes
with the custom TO be observed oil over the
United States the graves Of those brave
Soldiers who fell in the late war will bs
decorated BY their trisnds and surviving
companies. Arrangements sss being made
in this city V ebsesss the hsaersd custom.
and T. this effect . msstins is called st the
City Hall On Wednesday evening next. u
u o'clock. All interested in this tribute
Of respect and remembrance Of the services
our bsys rendered, are requested TO b
present. A special invitation is extended
to the ladies to come out ct the meeting, q
there is need Of experienced hands TO ar
range the wrsaths, f,wers, etc.
At this meeting arrangements will b
made for the occasion. A near - we can
learn there will Be no special demonstration
here in the city. The ceremonies will oil
take place at the cemetery, and will consist
Of appropriate music. and singing By The
children OF the Orphans Home, sddrssssa
by Gen. Add A. Sanders, Gen. J. B. Lsaks
and others, and the ceremonies Of dssora,
ting the graves. Our citizens should By Oh
means take this matter in hand and do it u
il should b dons-vsll even - they WHOM
they thus remember did their work. Ths
gallant dead fought in good faith. and nov
let 10 oil unite, oil over this bresd land
wherever earth is marked, north or south
east or west. with mound Of the soldier
dead. in snshrinins their memory and thsi1
example in the hearts Of the rising genera
tien. even ~ this people remember the he
ross Of "76." Let the choicest flowers b
laid above their graves to sostbs the sorrsv
Of the bsrsavsd o. we'll - express the sens,
Of duty NC, the living, owe the dead.
SprRunan Prcrupn-Many of our citi9eul
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
JOIN 4. OorrlUs- !,
LAND A0H11

O0VOoUObUD BOWoo .1
Has for sale. 169. 900 oesss choice eoRmiAG
Lauds IN lows, IN Is different eountiee, eslecss1
from 10 to Is years since BY special agsnte. -.
mostly owned BY the pstentees.
l9,00O acres in Illinois, Wisconsin, aad Minaea
sota, Uuimprcved Lots in Davenport, LsCiaifs,
PPineeton, Walcott, Dursat, Atalissa, Downsy,
lews City and Dss Moinss. Twenty dwellis6
bossss asd stssss in Davenrort -ovsdtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

AARIvA Ala
Pitt. SHERioAS-From II. Louis.
New BosToN-From IT. Madison.
DAvRNPosr-From St. Paul.
JKHxIB BALDWIN From St. Paul.
CAHADA-From st. Louis.
Iowa Cry From Clinton.
DEPARTURES.
DAvENPoRs-For st. Louis.
CAnApt st. Paul.
JENNIE BAIpwu-For st. Louis.
PHIL. SnnRlDAN--FoP St. Paul.
NEw BosroN-For Fl. Madison.
Iowa CIrY-Eor Clinton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

SPLENDID PrcruRs.-Many Of cur citizens
have undoubtedly seen the truly splsa-
did picture Of the Right Rev. Bishop Lee,
that, since the opening Of Jones Gallery Of
Art, - been on exhibition in the show win.
dev Of Harrison 1 Starks. Il ID admirsd
by svssy one - csnsummation Of photo
graphic ars. Davenport may veil b proud
Of her artists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

THE GLASS STEAM FRR ESaISEs
take pleasure in announcing to the Fire
men Of Davenport that Col. Wood will
place his magnificent Glass Steam Fire
Engine on exhibition in Rutsnbeck &Co's.,
show window to morrow morning, where it
can be seen BY oil. This curiously wrought
piece Of machinery will be presented on
Saturday evening next to the Fire Com
psnv selling the greatest number Of tickets
over one hundred. No doubt there will be
. grand struggle among the boys to see
which side shall win 30 choice . prize.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25

03DA0 - OOls OAx&1No Al 1QV -.
b TOWN Qfelen1l.. Ths lnmaa Iaa S61e -.
tract Win - unaisd steaes aaA Mia oovsn-
EvBDH 0ATU1OAY. aoA
Hvery ALTERNATR TUE9DAY
From Pier u, North River.
RATES or PASSAGE
Dy the Nail Steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payable 10 Gold. Payable in Uurssney.
FIRST CABIN. $40 STRERA0E. .......... ~
70 LONDON. .l00 10 London. ...... -
20 Paris. ..... .lis 10 PARK. ........ .
Passage bv the Tueeday Steamer, via HALIFAX,
First Cabin. -. Gold Siessage, ~. payable in
eu1lsncy.
Rates q passags fsom New Ysrk 70 Halihx
First Cabin, SO Steerage, 80, pay Bile IN Gold.
Paseengefe also forwarded 10 Havre. Ha0bueR,
Deensn. 1e., at moderate rates.
otsssags Passags nom Liverpool - Q1seastewn,
Iieksts can - bsseAs hers b psssoas ssaAAaa
~ their islenas.
osssaiii s.ssii-s,, 'o-' i i Ssasa1ss. \. :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-25
SELLING OUT At COST !

French Ccrsets, Thread Wells, Silk and Fancy
Parasols, Fancy Buttons, and hundreds Of other
articles Also, Store Room Shelving, Counters
-fhHtShow Cases, for sale cheap
10 Rock Island to LITZENS STORE,
mavla DIST near Ferry Landing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-23
PROCRRDINGs OF THE UNION
EXECUTIVE COMMITTER OF
STOREY COUNTY.

At mccling Of the Committee. he'll last evening.
tho following proposition was submittei:
The undersigned. members Of the Union party Of
storey county, for Tho purpose Of preventing any
uponindlvkinal preference for a United States Zen.
ator; toIcmoye all apprehensions or unfairncss In
our primaries by which the success Of tho party
might be endangered; TO enable each member Of The
party 10 express his choice for Senator by a direct
vote, and 10 prevent the Senatorial question from
or candidates for State and county onices, do mu.
tualy agreo o,yhc following mode OF asccrtainlnc
.n M p rs,ier sns oil nr ,h ~, sy,n In,n me- g. ., Isis sSnniy Tor
The members OF the Legislature 10 be elected In said
county Ut the ensuing election:
the County Convention who has not signed this
agreement, and. who shall not pledge himself 10
carry ont strictly It's provisions In respect to said
office.
Second-The Delegates chosen tothc County Con.
Nentlon shall. before making any Legislative noml.
nations. Adopt the following resolutions:
81. RESOLVED. That the Legislative nominees OF
thisC are Instructed, and nrc required 10
pledge themselves that they, vii, u elected. support
By thei5 votes or otherwise. for the onicc OF United
the person designated a. tho choice OF the Union
VOTERS Of this county. IN the manner hereinafter pre-
az. At the next general election each Union voter
who may 80 choose shall have written or printed
a aptSs s sf ssasss u e 6 ssa aSsSsat g slI IT, d, Ss' %cc 8. ssi FoI
WITH he name OF Si choice for >nii positicnj;
upon the largest number or Tickets shall be consld.
cred tho choice OF tin Union party OF this county
for said position, AMI shall receive the support OF tho
LrisIatlye delegation as above stated.
81. A ticket shall be considered q Union ticket
which votes for the Union Presidential Rlectors ami
for not less than eleven Ql) OF the Legislative non,I.
|lnccs Of this Convention"
ThlnlANo person shall be nomlnated fartir Lrris.
lature, BY The Convention until he shall have pledged
himself toabidc by the foregoing resolution and 10
obey lLs Instructions,
F@ourilh-Ths aid Convention shall prescribe the
modeOl counting said votes fr the once Of senator
and q declaring officially the insult thereof
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-23
Application fer Patent.
Notice No. DO.

REaIsrIR'sOTFIcE, CARSON CITY. NEy. !
April ~, 1865.
NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ Font Lode Consolidated Mining Company.
by SanSei A. ChapIn, President. has this day
fl-l in this office "A diagram. together with 4 no.
ties OF application for patent. from the United
States. undcr Act OF Congress-. approved July
ID. lad. for tire. thousand feet OF n iOte OF
quartz, commonly called tho Middle Lode, and
known a. tho 6ncle Sam. Ssnior. Company's
claim. more recently known ~ tho hills, the
Chaplin, aud the BSnnstt Mining Companies, sit
uat-L on Gold Canon. In Gold Hill Mining Dis
triet, Storey county, Nevada. eommoueing ut u
point on tho west side of the uold Canon road.
about Us feet north OF the Empire Mill. NJ which
poiat tbs quarter section corncr post. on the
west lins Sec. 5. I. IL, n. Il u east. bears south
3iS IJ west ~ feot dls.ant-spirc OF the CRthO-
lie Church bears north - wet; thence running.
lat course. north - 30 west :. 900 feet to a stake
get at north cuL of claim located 5S feet west of
main street. GolI uil. opposite tina assay Office
Of the Rhode Island Mill; III course,
Iny az iin mt the above nanci point (l73 feet
north OF the y npirc MID, thcnec running south
- 30 yaIt I 90 fsct to u stake set In u small ra'
vim. about 100 feet north OF Seals Mill. Tho
surface geound claimed with said mining claim
10 ds.crlbci a. folio ~. to wit: Firsttraet-Com
n-ncing n. a point on the trst course distant Id
feet from tho point Of commencement, thence
running. hrst course. south SOo 3O west 35 feet;
ai-unIth9o3y west lbs feet: 3i-north 800 3O
eat 1913 fest ith-Soath - ~ caSt los feet; 5ih
-,oath 4Oo ~ Nost u fest To point Of begin
,Ioyou The ala line. Second ~ract-Crmmenc
lug At tbs south end Of the claim-cnd OF 81
courss -thenee running. lat course. south SG jU'
w-,t 100 feet: 2l-north - 3y west 200 feet:
3l-sorth So. 20 east l66 feet; ilh-south % 20
east - feet; 5.h south BO'JO west to feet TO
place Of b,ginniug. Tbs walls OF said lode arc
un ascartainsd. and the lateral extent OF said vein
or ode ID unknown. aud tho extent OF sad vein
cannot be A,certAinod by actual rneasurement.
81 IL. - lnA. 4. hNfnA.l nm snrh aida Inv tha
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-23
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 100.
U. S. LAND 0rrIcE.

W. a. hNNb' ttANhs
CARSON CRY, NEv., April ~. lNtS.J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE EN-
IN plrc MIN ani M'ninc Company, a corporation
duly organized under the laws OF the State Of Cill-
fOTnit. has this dN ilcl In this oltic. 4 diagram. to-
gether with u notice of application Tor patent from
of tho Com>tneS Lp'ie. known as the Empirr Mil
anil Ninin. tomIany'S south claim, In the told lllll
Mining District, Storey county, nevada. bJJrlel
ct the nnrth by The MINING grOunl known rs
Trench X Co.'S claim, AMI on the south by the Plato
Mining C~OnipInS'S claim. described aS follows. to-
wit: Commcncins at post No. i. which Il situated
south Gle ~ clSt, ,lstlnt SI9a feet from the south
east corner Of Tho Imperial ami Empire shan. rum
ulns thcncc % soulh 80 ~ west ~ feet 10 post No.
:; thence e. north 30 81 west Lars feet: thence
40 ~ wss. Ms feet: thence 81 north so ~ west
,5.l-I feet TO post No. ~: thence 10 north 50 ~ east
SDfcct u post No. -; thence "a SOuth $40 6tcaSt
5?l-. feet; thence (D south so ~ ca, il1J feet;
thoncc ~ south $50 81 east 21-Si feet; thence UO)
south ~ ~ east l.di;S feet to place of beginning.
acre. more or less. The abovc described surface
ground. covering the Drospectei portion Of the lode
claimed, Is necessary tor the successful working OF
sail mlnin: claim. The walls Of said vein or lole
are GnaSccTiainel, and the Lateral extent thereof II
unknown. and the extent OF Sl!l vein or hole can
ment. but the SAID vein or loic Is bouni-l ON each
skle BY the wall thereof; AMI sikl company claims,
In addition To the above described surface ground.
the right to follow SAID lolc. or any oTits dips. spufS.
angles, at variations. into ADJOINING; lani. ESPECIALLY
beneath the surface. AMI estimate the amount OF
anl between >ali end lines above described AMI the
walls of the iod.. necessary FOR the fnturr working
of said mining Clllm. To contain two acres In aill-
ton 10 the amount clLmal IS above. Said claim Is
more particularly described In the motto" aMl Li-
gram posted In this office AMI IN the claim.
wARIENLT. LDCkItHT, Register.
aDS1-lm