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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-06

PORTLAND IHEATRE.-T Theatre goers are to
have quite 9 treat to-nighta at Deerin.s Hail, as
the grand legend of the "Blacl Fiead'.i Is to be
produced by Edmund Coles popular company.
1t will be put upon,ti,e stage with all the tril-
liancy and effect oC the "Blach Crook" and
with entire new scenery. Ia addition to Ed
mund Coles, whose name alone is sufficient to
crowd the hall, We are to have the brilliant
lyric artistic, Miss Fanny Stocqueer, WHO has
been the reigning fayorite- of the New York
Opera Houses. In speaking of her one Of our
exchanges says:
This lady was born in London, Eng, in l547,
and Is the only daughter OF gentleman Of
acknowledged literary reputation, and the
author Of many popular works. She came to
this country at an early age, and commenced
her theatrical career at the Olympic Theatre
in this city, while under the management of
Mrs. John Wood, in January, 1854 as Oneiza
in the burlesque OF "MaZeppa," and made
favorable impression. She remained here
several weeks and then took q trip through
the West and South, visiting the principal
| cities, and making a favorable impression
| wherever she appeared. After lengthy alb
sence she returned to this city, and was at
once secured by Manager De Poi to appear in
| the Devils Auction" at Banvard's Museum,
| and from her opening night to the close was
recognized as one of the principal features in
the piece. Her singing was much applauded
each evening. and she continued great favor
lite with her audience. Fanny has the advan-
| tage of rarely cultivated education, is an
| able pianist and musician, and good lnguist.
AS an actress she possesses considerable dra-
| matte ability. Her manners are without any
tncture of affectation. Her lively, nnembar-
! raised style of acting, and her effective man
/ ner OF singing, gains her many friends hem
ever and wherever she appears. She is Of
medium height, with face particularly pleas
ing, lighted up, as it ever is, by the Expressive
ness of sweet, sunny smiles and merry humor
She will become great in Ler profession, not
because she takes a noble view Of her art, and
isnot satisfied without doing her best al all
/ times. - $50 e &as@& SSA@s&& -=
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IHE AGE OF CHVALRY has been showed up
in so many forms by different caterers to the
public taste, from Tennyson to Bulfnch, that
the public is not likely to learn much that is
new about its origin, its institutions or its
effects from public lecturer But theyalua-
BILE thing in the lecture ON that subiec. at City
Hall, last evening, by Rev. VIM. r. Alger of
Boston, was the identity which he showed to
exist between chivalry and the self-sacrifcing
spirit which all too rarely exhibits itself in
the various phases of modern life, Chivalrv
was intensified magnanimity-exalted selffor-
getfulness. The modern gentleman, whose
soul is large enough to prefer another's self
being and prosperity to his own. is as true a
knight as Sir Galahad, who declared.
MY strength is as the .reDctY, of ton
Because my hearth pure"
Mr.. Ayers lecture was of great ma,;t ~ o
polished literary production and worthy os the
author, whose books are SO widely and faxora.
bly, known. 1t abounded in picturesque d.
seriptions of medical life and manners IN ;us,
and striking moral reflections, and in GLOWING
enconiums upon the more generous and eh;v.
alric impulses of the human soul
The next lecture of the Mercantile libra.
ry course will be delivered by Rev. villas, n
Fem, of this city, on Thursday evening p,,t,
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Coed Board.

A Nd a pleasant, well furnished Room
u can be had within one minutes walk of tbe Post
Office, by applying imm ediateiy at the COUNTING
ROOM OF THE DAILY PRESS. fe6d4t
Chamber Set,
NEARLY NEW, for sale cheap at No. ITO Com
IN gress Street, Muinoy. febsdu
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lased at the same place. n - I
Business ITEMS.

The T N, BIS threw out new and spien-
did aag from their armory window yesterday
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w. L. Putnam.

FIRE.-About half past o'clock last evening
fire broke out in the large frame building on
the corner of Federal and Market streets, own
ed by Messrs. w. G. Twombly and A. NJ BEN
son, and occupied by Messrs, j. w Merrill s.
Co., as furniture store. The origin OF the
fire is not known; when first discovered it APP
peared to be in the back part of the building,
in the vicinity of the stove. In two minutes
after an alarm was given the flames had spread
through the whole building, rendering it i'm
possible to save any of it's contents The at
tention of the firemen was directed to the adj
joining wooden building, owned by Mr. B. F.
Noble, and occupied by Mr.. Sprague and Mr.
Carney. The stock in this building was re-
moved, some of it being damaged, but the
building was saved though it suffered severe
scorching. The active exertions OF the fire.
men prevented the spread of the flames, aud
the destruction was confined 30 the first nam
ed building. IS fasiAu
On the building destroyed there was insur-
ance for S1400, which will nearly cover the loss
Messrs. Merrill & Co. had a large quantity of
furniture, which was all destroyed, and on
which there was but slight insurance. We
could not learn the amount as Mr.. NJ. lett for
Boston yesterday morning. Mr.. Noble had
$500 insurance on his shop, which was bu. par
TALLY damaged. f4,-4.5f. g.aae
At one time it looked as if the flames would
extend across the streets, to the post Office on
the opposite side of Market street, and TO the
stable ON the opposite side of Federal street.
But there Was only a light wind and the rapid
destruction of the building where the fire orig
mated, and copious streams of water thrown
on to these buildings prevented the Spreading
Of the fire. .- XIV
A careless thing was done at the first alarm,
when the flames were confined within the
building, by some well disposed persons break
ing in the windows with a ladder before a
stream was ready to be poured in upon the
fire. This afforded vent tor the flames and
rendered it impossible to check them so that a
portion Of the furniture might be saved. Tn
all cases of fire no vent should be given TO the
flames, and no windows should be smashed
until pipe is at hand to be inserted.
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Catogrh Can be Cared i!

HEADACHE relieved, and In fact every disease
Ia of the nose and head permanen ly cured by the
use of the well-known remedy, gig
Egaeder's German SnUn!
Try it, for it costs hut 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; ior send 35c to O. 2. SEYMOUR a. CO., Bos-
not, and receive box By return mall. sei4dtfsS
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Additional per City of London.

Al at Liverpool 10Th ult, Rosetta, Mcneil, he lei
an. from Savannah; Res0lu;e, Freeman, ami Wash
ingtoB. Hughes, New York.
Ar at de 10th ult. John Elliott, Griain3 New YORK
Clio. Wilson, Wilmington, Nc.
CID 10th, Elsnore, Clark, New Orleans
Sid 21st, Ellen Southland, Bicktord, !or SaVannan'
Bombay, Jordan, New Orleans; Bennington S'V'ei'
Bombay. ~ vi, tto.
tric shark Leach, Boston; NeverSink, Wees iot
New orleans: II II Tucker, Rundiett, Tor Charles
ton. Irniou Austin tor New York.
Ar at London 10th. Timour, Spooner, BALTIMORE
land ent out tor Bombay -,
V Ent onf 2gd A w Singleton, Guest. tor portland
S,d I'm Cowes 21st Gen Shepley, Dinsmore, iron
C .llao) tor Rotterdam n. 1,u, g.,
sid fm Newport Ieth, Freeman CLARK. Small, for
Alden. ,,. 49,, IL, D,
Csilao for Leith, .eaky.
Sid fm Glasgow 2Otb, Confidence, Bradhurn fJr
New York.
Ar at Alden ist nit, Yorick, Dixon, Fl ON Annesley
Bav.
Ar at MaTseilies 18th uli, New York Gibbs, and
La Cig1ena WEeel7r, view York; + Porter, Chap
man, Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Malaga 18th nit. Concord, Drummond, and
Richmond. Powers, Tor New York; nth, Speedweu,
Patten. Messina.
Sid I'm Cadiz 18th ult, Sandy Hook BarstOw, Tor
CienfIegos
ar at Prouwersbaven 18th ult, Alice Tanter,
Nichols New Yoih.
Ar at Antwerp 18th alt, Tejuca. HERMAN, Phla-
feli,bia: Effort, Hussev, and Maron, Robinson. do;
Sarah Ellen. Mclaughlin, New York; 2ist, Agra,
FILLMORE. do
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The company has Assets, over Thrice
Million Dollars, viz:
s1s,iOs,

TRUSTEES;
John u. Jones, VIM. Sturgls,
Charles Dennis, Henry X. Bog5It.
W. H. II. Moore, Joshua j. Henry
Henry Colt, Dennis Perkins,
VIM. Z. PckeIs2ill, Jos. Gaillard, JI.I
Lewis CARTS, j. Henry Burgy,
Chas. Il. Russell, Cornelius Grinnsh,
Lowell Hobrook, Y. A. Hand,
r. Warren Weston, b. j. Rowland,
ROYAL Phelps, Benj Babcock,
Caleb BaTst0w, Fletcher Westrays
A.P Pilot, Robt. b. Minturn, Jr,
VIM. II. Dodge, Gordon W. Burnhsm,
travels Skiddy, Fred'k Cbauneeys
David Lane, james Low,
james Bryce. Geo. s. Stephenson
Charles p. Bardett VIA. II. Webb
Daniel s. Miller L Z. Taylor,
Paul Sp0f5rd, Sheppard GanbJ.
k1b't G. FERGUSON.
JouN ID. JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-Presidants
W. Ii. II. MOORE, I'd Vics-Prest,
j. d. HEWLETT, Sd Viee-Prest.
j. X. CaAPMAN. Secretary.
Applications Tor Insurance made TO
John w. Munger,
office 1876 Fore ST., Portland,
Feb O-d1mS eodtoj sn1'6S& w6w
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office 1876 Fore ST., Portland
Feb O-d1mA eodtoj sn1'6S&w6w
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SHOkEN.

Nov 5, LAT Il s. lon 81 W. ship C soule, sinnott,
IRON Ca!lao tor Cork.
Nov so, lat 5 y, Ion q % W, ship Audubon, from
New YORK Tor San Francisco.
Dec C, lat Ip9S, Ion 81 W, ship Peru. York, from
Cardiff tor Callao.
Dec I, oil Cape Good Hope, ship Benjamin Bangs
from - for falmouth, L.
pec ls, lat s49 S, lon % II W, ship Eagle, from
Cardiff ioI Callao. ..L
Dec q, lats lon 2s ", ship Thos Lord, Freb- g.
from Cardiff for Panama -
Jan 8. lat 90 n. Ion Is W, barque David Cannon.
tEom Machias Tor Buenos Ayres.
Jan ~, lat q 19, Ion 81 S. ship Belle Creole. flom
Calcutta Tor New YORK.
No date, lat 10 |. S. lon 20 Of W. ship Defthassn,
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 20.

REGISTERS orFIcE. Carson CITY, NEv.,}
February 7. 1868.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In the CrGsusQ Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, by JeLH Nelson President, has this day
nled In this once q diagram, together with y
notice Of application for patent IRON the United
States, under Aei Of Congress, approved July 20.
1866, for Six Hundred Feet Of he ComItock
Lode, known Us the Crnsus Geld md Silver
Mining Compsny's claim. In the Virginia and
Gold Hill Mining District, storey County Neva'
ds, SAID claim IL bounded on the north blythe
Cholar-P otosi Mining Company claim, and or
tho south bytho Copper'n aud Mills ground. and
10 more particularly described Us follovs.
The northern line Of said claim hus u direction
north 100 IG' west and south 100 46' east, and
pass es through a point In said line marked on
diagram No. !. from which the center OF the
Crrsul @. s. 8. n. Co.'sshaft hesrs south e39
a. west Ga feet. Thesouthern line OF saidclaln
begins at a point marked No. 2. bearing south
l6o ~ west GOO feet from the trsi mentioned
point No. l, and has a direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls Of sRid vein or lode
are unknown, and tho extent thereof l~a.erslly
cannot he. Asce by aotual Measurement,
but 10 10 bounded en- each side by the wall Of the
same, tho amount Of ground botwean the end
lines and the unassertnined walls Of the lode 10
estimated atten acres.
In addition to tho above estimate OF ground
said Company elalms the following described
surface ground: Beginning at stake No. from
which the Crosus shaft be1s north $50 west 81
feet aud running thence, Id, north 22o ~ east
IeO feat. thence 10y north 600 IS west no feet;
hence CD south 500 Is wort zoo feet: thence ()
south $40 ~ east 1877 feet; thence ~ 80 iii 81,
IS " est 45f feet; thence ~ south a7o4S east l66
feet; thence north 1870 - east 10 feet 70 the
place OF borinning, containing 1 $40 acres.
-, WARREN T LoCKHART. !
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Applications for Patent.
Notice No 90.

RgaIsrrR's OFFICE. CARSON CITY. SEy.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Front Lode Consolidated Mining Company.
BY Samuel A. Chapiu, President. has this day
died in this oaiec - diagram. together with u no
nc, Of application for patent. from the United
States. under Ae; Of Congress. approved July
70. 1885, for three thousand feet Of d lode Of
quarts, commonly called the Middle Lode, and
known ~ the Uncle Sam. Scuior, Company's
claim, more recently known ~ the huls, the
Chaplin, and the Bennett. Aiming Companies. sit
ua,ed on @ old Canon. In Gold uii Mining Dis.
,rlet, Storey county, Nevada. commencing at u
point on the west side OF the Gold Canon road
about las feet north Of the Empire NIL. at which
point tho quarter section corner post, on the
west line Sec. 5. +. ID. Mr. 81 east. bears south
36o 20 wsst ia feet ds:ant-splrc OF tho Cntho-
lie Church bears north 20 wet: thence running,
lat couT.s, north % 9 west 100 feet 10 u stake
Sc, al north end Of claim located So feet west OF
main street. Gold Hill. opposite tho assay once
Of the Rhode Island Mill; 81 course, mime
Ing again at the above named point ,ll'o ie.t
north Of The Empire MID, thence running south
- 30 eust 900 feet TO n stake vet In n small rs'
vine about IN feet north Of Seafs, MIL. The
surface ground claimed with said mining claim
ID described Rs follows, to wit: Firstiraet-Com
nsncIug ~ u pointou the ant course dhdaRt Do
feet from the point Of commencement, thence
running. hrst course, south 800 3V west - feet;
al-noith % 30 west It's feet; 3d-north sOo3 O
east ls feet alh-south % 81 east l6S feet 9th
-south aOo 3V west lbs feet to point oil begin.
ming on the main line. second tract
ing al tho south end Of tho claim-end OF I'd
course-theuc running. LIST course. south8 Oo 30
west 100 feet; 2d-north % 3V west 200 feet;
:A-north 800 30 eaxt l66 Etst; 4h-south % 3O
east 200 feet; 5th-south S0o3V west Cd Feet to
place Of beginning. Tho walls Of said lode are
uuascsr,nined, and the lateral extent OF said vein
or lode IL unknown. and, the extent Of saia vein
cannot bs usesrtaned by actual measurement
Said vein or lode IL bounded on each sids BY tho
wall OF the same, and the amount OF ground con.
lalned tliorsin bstwesn the Egiysn end unss and
he unssecr,aned walls, together with tho ,po
tracts aboy. described. Ia estimated to ~contain
twenty acres. Said claim Il more particularly
described by the nstice and diagram p oeted In
INV once and al stake Mol on tho claim. MI
WARREN T. LoCKHARr, Register.
April ~, 1868 3m-
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
~Apnlicationfor Pasant.
!. Notice, Mp. 0z..,,srn..

-
US, REsIyrKR's 0rrtcr.
CARSON CRY. NV, April ". iSSl,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN.
IN peral SILVER Miuing COMPANY, . cerp2ratlOn
organized aaier the laws ot the state otCaHg rnla.
has this day MED In this ONCE a diagram, together
TnSIseaar State. anaer Act q TbhEress, sHppsasN
July u, iS5, for One Hundred and Eighteen lii>l
feet OF the Comstoek Lode. and Imperial silver
grouni or claim, In Gohi I'M Mining District Storey
county. Nevada, and boundei on the norm by The
mining claim known a. thc IrtIione claim, and on
the south BY the Bacon Companys claim. AMI Is
menciiig at stake No. l.sSlkohi0 htnaied salthAo
al east slxty-nine (ty) feet distant nom a post on
the top Of the onical HIN esat o. tholmpsrtal and
Empire new hoktinS work, runnlnS thepee south
~ west LOSS feet; thence north $40 81, west ,.oa
feet; thsnce north $50 ~ west ti-I5 feet : thence
$40 10 west 3si.s feet to stake No. q; thence north
3oit'east ns feet 70 stake no. -; thence south $40
10 east asi-' feet thence south so ~ east ti'D
leet; thence south $40 81 east. :s-S3 teet: thence
south 40 30 east l,n5.5 feet TO the place Of begin
ming. containing four and thirty-nlne huniredthS
u aa-loo) acrcs. The above described SURFACE ground.
covering the prospseted portion OF the ode. Is
necessary for the successful working of said mining
claim. The walls OF said vein or lode arr anascer-
tanned. and the lateral extent thereof u unknown.
anil the extent OF such vein or lode cannot AZ prcs-
ent Dc aseertlined by actual measurement, but the
SAID vein or lole IN bounded on each aldo by the
wall thereof. said company clainis, IN addition to
the above described surface ground. the right TO fol-
ANGLES or variations Into adjoining land. especially
beneath the surface. and estimate the amount OF
land between salL end lines and the walls Of the lole
necessary for tho future werSng OF nall mining
ton to the amount already claimed above. Said
claim Is more particularly described In the notice
ani diagram posted Ia this ofncc ami GU the claim
WARREN T. LDckuARr, Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 81.

RroIsIER's oFricE. CARSON ClTr. Nry.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Gold Hill Tunnel Gold and Silver Mining
Company, by n. liuguet, Superintendent has
this day filed In this onies . diagram. togeshsr
United states, under Act OF Congress, approved
July &c, 1866, for four thousand fcct Of the Gould
and Condo Lode. knswn NJ the Gold Hill TIM
mel Gold and silver Mining Company's claim, In
the Gold Till Mining District, Storey county
Nevada There are no known claimants on
either end Of said claim, Said claim 10 noropar
~ticularly described as follows, to- wit: Commence
Ing ut a stake set ut the mouth OF the Company's
tunnel, said point being located In q, ANAL rayine
about 400 feet northeast OF the Rhode isisno
eours-) n. 50 w GAG feet TO a point ~ feet south,
Of The eompsuys phst; thence CD cou!Icl N.
Ito 3U &. 3,0J feet, following the supposed Hue
Of Tho lode al the tunnel leyeli on the surtaeethe
81 course at u point l.450 from tho point Of oil
vergener at the tunnel; passes about Soo fset
east Of Imperial Empire hoi.tlng works. mud ends
at . poin, in the shed Of the Truekee Hay Yard,
$50 feet east Of g street, ut the Divide. No sur
hAes grounds claimed along thuhao OF the lodci
Tho following described .traetS are taken Tor
working purposes: Tract No. l. commencing Al
She mouth Of tbs tunnel aud running south ilo
30 west 501 feet to a -post: thence north % lot
east 2d9 feet to q post; thence north ~ u east
az feet to place Of beginning containing l OF an
acre. Tract No. 9. eommcnelng ~ a post marked
g. X. T. =. 81. Co.'S elAlm, which point OF com
meneement Il connected With tho compsny't
tunnel by q water Hums by the following course:
lst-south 10 y west 500 foot 9d-south l4o
IS 90 feet; 3d-aouth % 81 west l61 feet; 4th-
| south go 40 east ~ feat 5th-south l3o.@y east
III feet: sth-south 22o lS enst ,es feet; 1hl
south 800 - l2I feet; sth-Houth - Joy cast 2os
white post above described; thence -running Isl
eourss south Ito east I,9I7 feet; 2l-porth s9'
30 east go feet; '3d-nerth go east ma feet;
| 4th-north 400 3V east 2,706 feot; 5th north -
80 vest ,gf1 feet !, 6th-south l3o 30.west l.atI
feetto place of besinnlug. containing LAB 3a'lo2
tract No 4. embracing 5 feet on eseH side Of
the abevc dAlcrjbed Hnnr, ffom the sorshsud Of
tract No, TO tryet No. 2, containing one.thirdoF
an acre.
, The wall. Of the lode arc usasccrtalnrd;- the
lodeis supposed TO DO embraced In an nraof9
acres. Total area. including surface ground, lo1
wARREs T. LockdARr, Rss!..sr
April 2, 1854 r, yy,,ggg apa5m
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Co,uds.ce si,er MiAi.r vO.mpa.


ny, Gold Hill, Storey county. State Of Nevada
Notice IN hereby given that' II q meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on the
twenty !ahhD day Of March. ls6s. an asIeIimens
No. 6, OF Ten Dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said COMPANY, payable the
twenty.sIxth day Of March. 1860, In United States
gold coin. 10 the Secretary, b wegener. 4l+ Call
fornia Erect, San franclseo,i California. Any
stock upon which snid assessment shall ronnln
unpaIdo o. the r%HutTIETH DAY OF APRIL
1865, shall DO dosmrd delinquent, and Will b.
DIT lyadvsr,l.ed for sale 2. public auction, and
unless pay ment shali DO made before. Will DO
sold OH WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAY o 'MAY. 1858. 60 pay the dslinquentas.
.s4sment, together with costs Of advertising aud
expenses Of sale. BY order Of tho, Donrd OF
Trustees, II. wEGENER. Secretary.
Office, az California street, SAP Franeiseo,
California. mh2'-id
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A,mcI, N.uIce-BeleherM Ininv

A.sessmcnt NstIce-Belcher Mining
Company. Bnldwin' Company, and Abernathie
Congratulated Is hereby given, that alta meet.
Ing Of the Trusteel Of the above Companies. held
this day. nassessmen Of Eightdollarsand thirty.
three ecn,sSte8 33) per share was levied on each
and every share Of the eapitalstock ofcach ofths
abovp Companies, payable Immediately, to the
Secretary ,a.,he Dslcheroface, Virginia, Nevada.
In United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment shall romaIn unpaid on
MONDAY. April 10. 1868, will be advertised
on that day ~ delinquent, and, unless payment
shull BE- made before, will be sold on THURS.
DAY, May Il, 1863. to pay said delinquent as.
srs.mrnt. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses ofsals. By order Of the Board ofTrus
tees. II. DRUCRMANN, Secretary.
virginia, New, March 10, 1868, mhl4.ln
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Application Tor Patent.
Notice No. 100.

" z. s. A OnIcE.
CNRsoN CIR, New, April 80 lSSl.
NOTICE IS HERIBY GIVEN THAT II EN-
~ pire AIN and Mining COMPANY. a COMPRESSION
duly organized under the laws OF the State OF Cali
.OrnlA. has this DAY died In this ol1se \ Jiagran. W
gesher with a notice OF Application for patent frOIn
the United States OF America. for Twenty CD feet
Of the Comstock Lode. known as the Empire NH
Mining District, Storey county. Nevada. bounded
on the NORTH by the mining ground, known As
Treuch q Coz claim, and on the south by the Plato
Mining Company's claim. described as follows. TO.
wit: Commencing At post No, 9, whsh I: situated
EAST corner OF Tire Imperial and Empire shan. run.
ming thence % south 80 ~ west % t-etto post No.
Z: thence 20 moth T3o 80 west l.aosS feet; thence
~ north SO 81 west 10 feet; thence 10 north
80 - west AIS feet; thenee ~ north sac W west
sofeet TO post No, .; thence " south $40 ~ east
3:i-T feet: thence (l south so ~ east tl'lo feet;
thence Or south $50 ST. east TO feet; thence uO(
south 100 ~ east l,a6TS feet 10 place Of beginning.
containing 20 7+iO0) seyentySour hupdreiths Of an
acre, more or less. The above described surface
Claimed. "a necessary for the SUCCESSFUL working OF
said mining claim. The walls Of said vein or lode
arc unascertalned, and the lateral extent thsreof Is
unknOWn, and the extent OF said vein o. lode can
ment. but the said vein or lode 10 bounded on each
siie by the wall thereof; and said company claims,
In addition 10 the above described surface ground.
the right TO follow said lode. or any otits dips. spurs.
angles, or Variations, into adjoining land. especially
beneath the surface. and eshmAte the amoent q
walls Of the lode, necessary for tho future WORKING
Of said miniuy claim. TO contain two acrs In adit-
ton TO the amount claimed As above. Said claim II
more particularly described In the notice and dlaf
gram posted v 4 X SsSe I. a HoS SR ia f!1'" Register.
npS-Sm