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The New York herald., 1868-04-11
NEW YORK LEG1sLATuRE.
SENATE.


ALBANY, April 10, 1868.
BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital;
amending the charter Of the Rochester Water Works
Company; authorizing Schenectady to purchase an
sectional steam IRE engine; Incorporating the
Twenty-second Regiment National Guard of New
erk; for the relief Of the Adirondack Railroad Com
pany; to repave Union street, Brooklyn; incorpora
ting the Producers ana MIX Company; Incorporating
tie Sopasns ssSnSs bsnR the
me remainder Of the session was occupied in the
ths Dill granting State aid to the whitehall and
Afternoon Session.
THE GOVERNORS VETO SUSTAINED.
me veto of the Governor OF the bill granting State
AID 70 the whitehall and Plattsburg Railroad was
sustained-ayes H. noes 16, not a two-thirds vote.
THE CONTRACTING BOARD.
The bill abolshIng the Contracting Board and
ann9llfng canal repair contracts, about which the
ewe houses differ, was referred to conference COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. Stanford, Folger and
Edwards on the part Of the Senate
BILLS REPORTED.
Amending the charter Of the Newburg Savings
Bank; amending the act for the Improvement Of the
sc%pensation Of New York Coroners extending
Sssns the at an an ssSpsrsptsi s line Si
% %aRs 1f IN
ffsperty In New YorE-agreed to-; prohibiting @ gas
companies throughout the State from charging meter
bounty; amending the charter Of Newburg village;
nor Che better regulation of the fre department Of
borrow money; the New York Eighteenth Ward Pub
n9 Market bill; against amending the laws Of 1858
relative to assessments real estate In New York
agreed to; authorizing William Orton and others to
hy telegraph cable between New York and France;
incorporating the Women's Protective Union of New
YORK; amending the law relative to the Nassau
Street Railroad In Brooklyn; Incorporating the
Olo Guard Of New York; general law
authorizing the formation Of loan, guaranty and
Warehousng companies. authorizing one hundred
and nifty additional notaries public for New York
THE CHARGES OF bribery AND CORRUPTION.
me resolution directing investigation into the
MINORS as to the attempts to improperly and cor
tuptly influence legislation ON the Erie Railroad
controversy was adopted, and Mcssrs Hall, Thayer
an0 Edwards were appointed the committee.
The Senate then adjourned
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Genernl Snepneru, COMMANDING tnc Oh
Alabama has issued the following order against that
mysterious organization, the Ku Klux Klan:-
GENERAL ORDERS NO. IL.
HEADQUARTERS SuB-DIsTRf0r OF ALABANA,(
MONTGOMERY Ala, April 4, 1893. I
]. The outrages against life, the peace and good
order Of the community In this sub-disrict, perpe-
trated by q band disguised with Masks and styling
itself the "Ku Klux klan,u constitutes public evil
IL is therefore ordered that the various sheri1s,
mayors marshals magistrates, constablcs chiefs OF
police and police, will be held accountable BIZ the
post commanders oyer their respective districts for
the suppression OF the iniquitous organization and
the apprehension OF Its members whenever found.
When apprehensions are made, and the Code Of
Alabama Is silent on the subject OF the offences for
which charged, the prisoners will be turned over to
the commander OF the proper military post with
written statement Of the offence giving dates places
mission. 1I
II should be considered that the Code OF Alabama
derives its vitality from the Commanding General OF
the Third Military district agreeaby to the acts Of
difference between II and the military orders issued
paramount. =
2 All placards and newspaper cards of the aKu
existence Will not be held as an adequate excuse H
being the business Of the civil and military officers
10 Know what appertains to their duties. Citizens
not holding Office likewise will not be held guiltless
turtle Further outrages win be viewed as evidence ef
S5Ss, q Colonel and Brevss RrissqsS General
r ~. Brevet Major U. s. A., A. A. A. G.
The Montgomery Maj, April 7, is quite indignant
~ THIS order and dces General Shepherd to specify
association. II says every publication, placard, Sc,
which has appeared about the mystical Klan is well
known TO have originated with some half grown
youths who are always ready for sport.
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An INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL GRANr-0n dtf,
that DIR. Peter Bayne, smartlsh but somewhaL us-y
and "pinionatedn colored politician or Nofok, w.,
visited General Grant yesterday. accompanied oy Mr.
Hawxhurst, Chairman OF the Republican s'aeo Oom-
mittee OF virginia and read the General along iec-
ture to what he ought 70 90 anl ousse nos ~ 40
upon the immediate removal OF Governor Wells Sec
ing. at the end Of his impassioned harangne, that
o,hsr assent or dissent the Doctor IL said to have
rsmarted somewhat wrathlly that this matter must
be attended 20 at once, anu u vas not, Generai
Grants reply was pull the bell rope for orderly,
and 10 intimate through him that he given had Dr. B.
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suocxrvo AocTpEsr on rnE NEW HAVEN RAIL-

Enthusiastically at noon, when the New, Haven
down train was passing fremont station, boy
named Richard Gallagher was killed. He was at
tempting the track Just IN mont OF the enj
gine and his foot slipping, In consequence OF the
snow, he was caught by the cowcatcher ana thrown
distance OF twenty feet into the air falling on MS
head and instantly breaking his neck, causing death
without hardly struggle The deceased was steadys
industrious boy and was only nfteen years OF aees
II IA said that nc was frequently IN the habit OF cross,
ing the line. out OF brayado Just IN mont OF the ap
proach,nQ trains, and has now fallen a victim To
his temerity. coroner's inquest was held IN tho
afternoon by Mr. Gar Robertson, the county Coro-
per when verdict was rendered that the deceased
had been killed by a blow ON the head from q New
Haven train, causing q compound fracture oi the
skull.v
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

ending March 25:-New York-B. Charlie, w. II.
Graves, w. A. Leonard, II. &. Noble, Is. +. Breedeu
and fiInlly II. II. CHM, Mrs.. J. Hoy, Miss NJ. Hoy,
Miss u. L. Hoy, II. r. Hoy, II. @. stebbns and wife,
Mrs. Kellogg, Miss y. Louise Kellogg =. ID. Craig M.
Webb, q. W. Carleton and wife, Miss Wheeler, On w.
buchanan and wife, Mrs. u. A. Kendall, Miss q. 3.
Kendall, z. W. Grant, q. Il. stratton Jr, Mr.. Nor,
timer, G. Stetson. Ohio-W. y. Ide, Il. II. May,
Providcnce--N. Greene. Portland-f. =. Churchill.
Detrot-F. Buhl. Msine-J. H. Bowler, @. b. Hazel
tine, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. johnson. Bufalo-O. p,
Hunt, Miss Dewey. Chicayos-Mr. and Mrs. X. O. Du-
rand, Miss Alice Burisul. United States-CUl ID. X.
Floyd Jonos, w. Webster. Hartlord-W. l.. Eaton.
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rHt RENEWAL of DEAD ANIMALS.
superintendent Kennedy has issuod the following
OFFICE srrr, or METROPOLITAN poLIcE,)

orYcE srrr, or METROPOLITAN PoLIoE,(
NHw YORK, April 10, 1903. I
grSynAL 0RprR No. s2e.--Complaints are being
constantly made nc this ONCE OF the failure OF the
contractors for the removal Of dead animals 20
py with the terms VI their contract and the contract
themselves Dy claiming that notice 10 them
A. delayed az the station houses or In transmitting
the intelligence by the telegraph. strict compli-
ance with The requirements of General order No. 46k
viii prevent any failure on the part OF this depart
uent 70 give the necessary notice promptly 70 the
Contractors and place the responsibility OF neglect,
when neglect occurs. where " properly beionRs.i
These complaints most frequently occur from al
lowing dead animals 70 remain on the streets from
saturdays 20 Mondays. The contract requires the
removal 70 be made within twenty -four hours after
notice n delivered a the depot OF the contractors,
and makes no exception q sundays, but requires
the removal on that day as well as any other. IL s,
therefore, a. necessary 70 give notice promptly on
saturdays and sundays a. AZ other times.
Hereafter, 10 every case where dead animal has
not been removed from your precinct within twenty
four hours after notice has been sent from your sta
ton house N relation thereto you VIII make special
report - this once Of all the facis IN the case
Inc superintendent OF Telegraph viii see that
AT notices that reach the Central station be.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Report Of the Assembly Corruption hyes-
ms 1gating Committee.
1r. Frear Acquitted and Mr.. Glen
to be Censured.
4 Committee Of the Senate Appointed to lnvss'
tigatc Charges Of Bribery.

me Bribery and Corruption Charges-Arrcst Of
Lobbyist-Assemblyman Glen Among the
Yhilistines.
Prom the Evening Telegram Of yesterdayl
ALBANY, April 10, 1858.
The lobbyist, Mark L. Lewis was arrested this
merning on q charge Of attempting to bribe
. member of the Legislature. He Will be
proceeded against by District Attorney Smith, Of
Albany county, who is determined to bring the aid Of
the law to slit the charges Of corruption which have
beam 30 rife in the Capital during the past few weeks
Lewis has made statements while prisoner which,
\ IL said, win put new phase on the investigation
row going on In the Legislature
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HEADQUARTERS SUB-DIsTRfCr OF ALkBANAl
Ia pril

ANOTHER COLLISION ON THE LoSa ISLAND RAIL
RoAD.--As the syosset train on the Long Island Rail-
road was nearing Queens yesterday morning 1t col
lided with the freight train, doing considerable
damage to both engines, though not injuring any,
person. The collision the result OF negligence.
The engine General Grant had Its pilot completely
torn o and after little delay proceeded on It's
way TO Hunters Point.
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been removed from the Keepers Department In the
City Han and placed in the Governors Room, with
the other works OF art which belong 10 the Cor-
poration. es
THE PEOPLES READINGs.-Last evening one OF these
popular readings was given in steinway Hail. which,
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the weather. was
largely attended. The reading consisted Of selec-
tions, humorous and SENTIMENTAL from well known
authors. and found able interpreters In Mr. and Mrs.
entertaipment was diversified by some pleasing bal
lads anu fanofQrte pieces, including sparkling ma
zourka performed by Mr.. Newell Altogether the
evening passed or peasantly and Afforded much
qualification 10 those present. +a t
SUICIDE BY TAKING Observation-Disclosures IN
Love THE CAusE.-Information reached the Coroner's
ONCE yesterday afternoon that Miss Rebecca Hyams,
young woman twenty-five years Of age, born in
Liverpool England had committed suicide at her late
residence 1856 East Houston street. by taking guam
tty OF Paris green. She was attended by Dr. Fuller,
Of S65 Broome street. to whom, and also to others,
alleged she made some statements to the effect
that sne had been disappointed In love by young
Miss Hyams left letter In which is fully set forth
the cause which prompted her to take her fe Coro-
ner keenan, Will hold an inquest on the body to-day,
when further facts viii be elected.
DEATH ON BOARD SrEAMER-The death Of Mary
Reid, child two and half years DID, on board the
steamboat City Of New York. coming from New Lon
don to this port reported at the Coroners ONCE
yesterday morning. The cause OF death Ii thought
W nave Deen exposure ana neglect. coroner hOLiu5
has been notified to hold an inquest.
FATAL RESULT OF SHOOTING AFFRAY. Charles
Norris, the man who was shot In the porter house
200 West street on the night Of the 27th ut. by o
pistol In tho hands Of Thomas Fitzpatrick proprietor
OF the place, died yesterday In the New York Hospl.
tel from the effects of the injuries received Coroner
Schtrmer was notified and will hold an inquest on
the body to-day. The testimony taken ct the ante
mortem examination Of deceased was published IN
full In the HERALD Of the 3oth ut. Fitzpatrick, who
was arrested on the night OF the shooting u In the
T0mbS awaiting the result Of the tnqulsitton.
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tween the hours Of seven 4. u and dvs p. NJ, ex.
cept on Sundays OF any such dead animals lying
IN any street or public place south Of Fourteenth
street. orc forthwith transmitted TO the
once OF the Sanitary Company, in order that the
employees OF the contractors stationed at that once
may be notified. And at other hours Of the day. and
on sundays a. well a. at al times, those reported
transmitted without delay to the Twentieth preoinct
pursuant to the requirements Of General Order No AGA
-, JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent.
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VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD CoMrANY.--At In
dianapolis verdict Of s2,500 damages has been
found against the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central Railroad In favor OF the family Of engineer
who was xii led by the explosion OF an engine. The
case is important and has been taken on appeal TO
the Indiana Supreme Court. The railway company
claimed that II was not bound TO pay FOR any acct
dent Occurring TO employfs
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are ara insrmifes be had nodded the resolution to
MS ss sas si1 s fssI ss.s os a
hasys and vAes An Impartial investigation has revealed
Ne az. thai these charges were not only untrue but entirely
E.s,.a Ts., IN .aais.ou Of the character q Alexander
& Gsn a = & ssSrs y y. 4 a before the
q, 1eI r. lengthy debate the resolution was adopted
Mr.. YRxAR moved that the formal censure of Mr..
committee ssaii have been nm made. DC. Car Carried. % wy
BILLS ISTR0DUCED. t4
By.Mr. .HIrcHNAN-Authorizing Judges the Court
os common Pleas In New York 70 appoint q crier OF
BY Mr.. FnrAx-Providing for the appointment Of
lines and otherwise to Improve that part Of New
York city bounded Northery by the south
ery side Of lssth street essteriy and northeastery
by the East and Harlem rivers, s0utherly by the
southerly side Of Fity-seventh street. and westerly
BY the eastery side Of Eighth avenue.
In l27th street and other streets and in New
YORK was recommitted, with power TO report COM
Recess TO halfpast three O'Clock. B
Afterneon Session.
BILLS PASSED.
10 incorporate the Schenectady Astronomical OBJ
eervat0ry; to amend the revised statute relative to
interest on money 80 - to make ali contracts Of
cossvo interest void TO provide for examinations OF
n BroofSn: 70 ncorporste the insurance
Company OF New York; to incorporate the Seventh
Ward Savings Bank; TO incorporate the New York
Incorporate the Fulton Benevolent Association Of
Mr. JACOBS introduced bill to extend Atlantic av.
Tho SPRAKRR stated that his name had been print
ed as having voted In favor Of the resolution Of GEN.
sure OF Mr.. Glen. he voted In the negative.
Recess till half-past seven p. NJ.
Evening sesslsn.
THE ABOLITION 0y TIN CONTRACTING BOARD.
canal contract system was returned nom the Senate
with message that the latter adhered to their
amendments; that they had appointed committee
similar committee on the part OF the House.
The Assembly granted the request, and the Speaker
1essrs: Bradsireel Chapman Dayton. Sumner and
Parshali.
BILLS IMPORTED.
BY Mr.. JoHNs0x-To amend the act relative to
Storage Of combustible materials In New York.
By Mr.. RAsER-To close portion Of Bushwick ave-
By NJ; JoSEs-TO provide for paving schermerhon
BY Mr.. fEvINa-ro authorize the construction of a
railroad on 125th and other streets and Of
New York. The latter was passed 10 third read
Ing
TO incorporate New York Palace Bazaar Company;
to incorporate the Oswego Board Of Trade; au-
tnorisng the annung Of the quarry contract OF the
be recommended BY the Comptroller Adjourned.
Meeting Of the Canal Board.
ALBANY, April 10, 1858.
The Canal Board met to-day and made the follow
lowing appointments Of superintendents Of Re
pairs:-
Erie Canal-Section /, Thomas Kearney; section 2,
Abrafh Veder; section g. James Shanahan section 4,
Reuben @. Petrie; section s, Giles Hawley.
Olendorf.
oswego Canal-sections and 9, James Caldwell.
Cayuga and Seneca-Frankn Gage, weighmaster.
TrOV-CaOrtrQ A Eoofo w bUna of
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OBITUARY.
George Bartlett, Es4.,

George Bartlett, Es4.,
recently OF this city, died while visit to his sis
ter, In Providence, on the eth inst He was man
without guile, Of pure and spotess character, who
Ind devoted great part oil his industrious life to
the cultivation OF literature and science. His writ
ings, mostly anonymous, evtnced comprehensive
aud brilliant intellcce.
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IMPORTANT SUIT DEcrDED.-A suit brought ~
Judah T. Benjamin for fees for legal services render
ed before the war has Just been decided against him
in the courts OF New Orleans the ground that he
had forfeited all legal rghts by participating In the
rebellion.
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A SEVERE uaues AGAINST THE Ku klux kLAx IN NADAmA

General Shepherd commanding the sub-district OF
Alabama has issued the following order against that
mysterious organization, the Ku Klux Klan:-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for ratent.
Notice No. 11S.

p,,,.rrp,s oyrtcE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
June 10, 1858.
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI
son = Bower, In her own right and as the
Iemucl $. Bowers, deceased, has this day fled
i'm this office a diagram, together with q notice oil
application for patsnt nom the United States,
under Act Of Congress approved July u, 1856,
for Twenty Coz feet Of the Comstock Lode, In
the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada. said caim Is bounded on the north by
tbe plato Company's claim. and on the south by
the pinte C,mnany's claim ami Ia described As
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. %.

REeIsrER'soTyrcr, c!Rsos 0LTrs NIY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Front Lode Consolidated Mining Company,
bv Samuel A. Chapin, president. has tins Day
nledtn this Office . diagram, together WIN NJ,
tiee Of application for patent, from tne UniIsa
States, undvr Act Of Congress. approved July
26, 1865, for three thousand feet Of a lode OF
ouartz, commonly called the Middle Lode, and
Known a. the Uncle Sam, Senior, Conpany's
claim, more recently known as the Hills, tue
Chapin, and the Bennett Mining Companies.sit.
mated on 9old Canon, In Gold Hill Mining Dis
trIct, Storey county, Nevada, commencing AZ q
point on the west sido Of the Gold Canon ROAD,
about It's feet north OF the Empire Mil, at which
point the quarter section corner post, on the
west line Sec. S. T.. 16, N. Il ~ east, bears south
$50 so west 772 feet distant-spire OF the Catho.
lie Church bears north 9 west; hencerunnine'
LIST course, north 20 80 west 2, 600 feet 10 O stake
set at north end Of claim located So feet Wesl OF
main street, Gold Hill. opposite the assay office
Ing again at the above named point (l73 feet
north Of tho Empire MllD thence running south
go 90 east |, 900 feot to O stake set In n small re'
vine about 100 feet north Of Seal, Mnl. The
surface ground claimed with said mining claim
IL described as follows, to.wit: Firsttract-COn
menclng Al u point on the hrst course distant ise
feet from the point Of commencement, thence
running, hrstcourse, south 60o 3O west 80 feet;
2d-noIth 90 3V west lis feet; 3d-north s0o3 3d.
east 1893 feet; 4th-south 90 3V east l65 feet; 5ih
south 90 so west l55 feet TO point OF begin.
ming on the main line. second tract -Cemmenc-
ing ut the south end Of the claim-end Of I'd
course thence running. LIST course south SOo3V
ives, 100 feet; 2d-north 80 30 west 200 feet;
3d-north 500 so east l68 feet; 4th-south 20 30'
east 200 feet; 5th-south s0o30' west 66 feet to
place Of beginning The walls Of said lode are
uuascertained and the lateral extent Of said vein
or lode ID unknown, and the extent Of SAID vein
cannot be ascertained by actual measurement
Said vein or lode In bounded on each side by the
wall Of the same, and the amount Of ground con.
talned therein between the given end lines and
the unzIcertainsd walls, together with the too
tracts above described, 10 estimated to contaln
twenty acres. Said claim 10 more particularly
described by the notice and diagram posted In
my ONCE and at stake Mol on the claim.
WARREN T. LOCKHART, Register.
Anril % 1863 am.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-18
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 100.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

Carson CirY, .SEv., April 20, 1885,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Il I'M
~ pire sill aud Mining company. u corporation
July organized under the laws of tue State OF Calf
;ether with u notice OF application Tor patent from
.ne United States OF America, for Twenty Ca) isst
II the GomstOck Lode. known Us the EnpIre Mili
md Mining Company's south claim, In the Gold I'M
lining District, storey county, nevada, Oouuueu
IN the north by The mining ground known as
lining Company's claim. described as follows, TO,
Wit: Commencing ut post No. q. which Is situated
,outh 6lo 5Of east, distant 5O9A feet rom the SOUTH
,ast corner OF the Imperial ami Empire shalt, run
!; thence () north $50 2p west l.057-5 feet; thence
D. north so 81 west 2'-S3 feet; thence 90 nOrth
80 20 west il-75 feet; thence ~ north $40 ib' west
FL. feet 10 post No. ~: thence ~ north 50 ~ east
y feet TO post No. 2S; thence "a south so ~ east
,2i.7 feet; thence ~ south s9o ~ east tl.7a feet;
,outh 80 2y east l.Oj7S feet to place OF beginning.
20 7i-l0O) seventy.four hundredths OF an
,crc, more or less. The above described surface
;round, covering the Drospected portion OF the lode
Is necessary for the successful working OF
AID mining claim. The walls OF said vein or lode
unknown. and the extent Of said vein or lode can
rot at present be ascertalned by actual measure
uent, but the said vein or lode Is bounded on each
idle by the wall thereof; and said company claims.
n addition to the above described surface ground.
he right to follow said lode, or any ofits dips. spurs,
angles, or variations. Into adjoining land. especially
beneath the surface, and estimate the amount or
and between said end lines above described aud the
walls OF the lode, necessary for the future working
II said mining claim, to contain two acres In addl-
to the amount claimed as above. Said claim Is
more particularly described In the notice and dia-
gram posted In this Office and on the claim.
WARREN T. LUCkHART. Register.
Ang1-3nl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-18
je@Wd
Application fOrPatent.
Notice.-No. 100.
L. S. REGISTERS OFrIcE

U. s. REGISTERS OFFICE,
CARSON City, New. July 18th, 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Imperial Consolidated Mining Company, BY
X. Weber, President, have this day filed in this
office a diagram, together with q notice Of appli'
cation for a Patent from the United States, under
Act OF Congress, approved July u, 1866, for LOO
rock in place, bearing gold, silver, copper, anC
other metals, commonly called and known a. tht
Perley Ledge or lode, and the Imperial Consol
dated Mining Company; said claim eStendin.
900 feet in a northerly direction from the loca
ton Of this notice, along the line OF said vein OF
lode, and embracing the sam with all Its dips.
spurs, angles aud variations, the same being OIL
unsurveyed land, and situated in the New
Truckec District, Humboldt county, Nevada.
Said claim Is bounded on the south BY the Perley
Company. and on the north by unknown claim
ants, and Is more particularly described as ioi'
lows, to-wit: Commencing NJ the north end o
the Perley Company's claim, at a stake marked
No. l, which Is situated on the said Perley Ledg,
or lode, at a point ten Q0) chains and 0 inche
in u southerly direction from the centre OF q Ger
tain incline or shan on said ledge or lode, whici,
shaft or incline Is about one hundred and sixty
feet In depth; thence in an easterly direction to
Post No. Z, six chains and four feet; thence In d
northerly direction TO Post No. 3, twenty-fou
chains and sixteen feet: thence In q westerly
direction to Post No. I, nine chains and six feet,
thence southcrly to Post No. 3, twenty.fou
chains and sixteen feet; thence easterly TO Pos,
/, the point of beginning, three chains and twt
feet, containing twenty-five and tlO0 acres,
Said claim is more particularly described In TIT
notice and diagram posted In this office and OIL
WARREN T. LoCKHART. Register.
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