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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12
A Diplomat Who Talks Too Much

Asa general rule the diplomatic rep
resentatives ei the United States accred-
tied to foreign powers are not overbur-
dened with positive duties. If they con-
trive to make their sojourn abroad
pleasant for themselves, and, through
civil speeches and courteous demeanor,
commend themselves to the good will
OF the people among whom they are
placed they are doing at least all that is
expected of them, if not all that might
be desired. In our relations with Eng
land, however, at the date of Mr.. Rever-
dy Johnson's appointment to represent
our Government ut London, there were
some grave questions at issue, prompt
and satisfactory settlement of which
was, every way, desirable and necessa-
~. The task of bringing these to an ac-
ceptable solution was understood to be
difficult and delicate one, and from
this, and the known character Of the
Minister, our people were prepared to
expect, and to tolerate, if not to ap.
prove, an unusually liberal display on
| his part of those civilities which gener-
ally mean little, but are supposed to be
potent iuStrumentalities in smoothing
the ways of diplomacy. 1t appears,
however, that Mr.. Johnson, in his anX-
iety 10 commend himself and his mis-
sion to the Government and people Of
England, has used his privilege Of talk
ing, in soine respects; to larger extent,
and in more positive way, than the ex-
igencies of his mission, or public opin-
ion on this side of the water, will iusti-
fy. For example, in his speech at the
banquet given b. the Sheriff of London
last Tuesday, he took occasion to say,
in reference to the financial affairs OF
the United States:
ave have contracted an enormous
debt. But tell you, with all the sim
cerity with which man can speak,
every dollar will BE- paid in what the
world recognizes as money"
If we are not greatly in error, the sort
of currency in which our Government
shall redeem its outstanding bonds, is
not one of the questions intrusted to Mr.
johnson for adjustment; nor is il even
remotely connected in any way with
them. His assumption to pledge the
Government on that question, therefore
it would be folly to deny that his ut.
terances will be received IS official
whether so intended or uot-smacks OF
officious impertinence, aud should be
promptly rebuked. We have had some
thing too muck OF this kind of unau
thorized assumption on the part of Gov.
ernment officers. The bonds themselves
and the stipulatlsns expressed upon the
face of the notes received by the Treas
ury in exchange for them, are sufficient
ly explicit as to the currency in which
they are redeemable; and if more wer,
wanted the report of the Senate Finance
Committee, made at the last session, ant
almost universally accepted as sound In
its reasoning and conclusions, gave :
formal and emphatic confirmation to th'
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The Ruturc.

" has always been the policy of the
"'-.c1.S TO make their professions much
'.'.' 1oIrIatc than their purposes, so
.' .' secure q popular endorsement of
'-' 'T'aer to aid them in carrying out
'.. later. Tho Radical leaders dis
'.''e. ... Intention to destroy slavery
.. '-. var, but Us soon as they pro-
.".. Tie sanction of the people to the
'"'' they woaid hear TO nothing hut
'.-'..i'0. 10 obtain that end, they
-'D'rd the people that the freedom OF
'-' negro Was necessary for the saliva
'..@ OF the Republic, and that beyond
-' PERSONAL freedom they proposed to
s'r him nothing. His emancipation
''"'ued, the same leaders insisted that
"7 should be invested with all that was
necessary 10 secure him in his free
''n' aud thus it was that they
L'"e A'm the equal of the white before
voc 'a"' and In the South gave him the
O'l't and tae right to serve upon in.
[,es' testify in Courts, and hold o(fc.
but IN the late campaign they told the
country that these progressive stems n
~"l'a they had educated the people
we're necessary to secure the rssr,.I =.
'ne war and protect loyalty ~ A..
south, and that in the Northern s,...,
The Radical party had neither pnrnos,
nor desire to enfranchise the blacks I,
'ui' State, we were told that "rsr-
suffrage was not an issue" and that N
'',ae to discuss that subject would h
S1'n 1t should be personally presente
10! ratification by the people.
lhe election being over, and the RAJ
,ai leaders having succeeded upo
'uei' professions are now at work ,
accomplish their actual purposes, whic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12

A man in Trumbull county, Ohie, last
week deposited $500 in greenbacks in
his parlOr stove for safe keeping, in
forming his wife of what he had done.
Next day she had company, forgot about
tho money, lighted fire in the stove,
and the money vanished.
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Fancy Flour.

,oo BARRELS "GEBHARTS BEST,
IJU from choice white winter wheat it's:
received, and for sale BY II. REILLY.
ia9
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Every Pair Of Shears WARRANTED
WILLIAM KRYTEIs,
Manufacturer o

Sheep Shears, Pruning Shears, Ia'Io"
Shears, Family SAedTS, BGHkeT' sAeA'"
~Sbears Of any dsserptiss ases 70 ~as,.
u,HE ATTENTION OF sHEEP@ @ SEoSs 49,.
Il an1 sheaEers u called 70 ~ 20 sl,srr.toe.
and Pruning Shezrs5 Iot--ss.atsd Iot
eFSy - i H.5d@.r.. Cans. Pistoiz, Sporting
raefie, Table and Post.sss cs5sryt Ss- zs
loS Cons. Pistas, Knives. Scissors.
s.nsX nf.ctissrT, kc. done in the best nannsf.
and At reasonable pf'oss-
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the way by the next President

\ German, in New Albany, Indiana,
has what he calls dumping clock"
in his window. On its top is fat and
jolly looking Teuton, who holds fork
in his hand. By an ingenious contri-
vance the fork, at the end of each min
ute, dips into dish of dumpliRgs, and
carries one Of them to the mouth of the
Teuton, who swallows it with a chok-
ing gurgle and queer motion of his
glass ewes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12

Oon F4nS "li' JoRg L. WILSON.
~ 1ryansportation. Baltimore.
n r T. DEVRIES,
80 General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12

D. Crawford, of Jackson county,
michigan, made bet of S25 that he
could husk 75 bushels of corn in one
uay' between ssnrise and sunset. When
e ene tflal came off, he husked 100 bush.
els in eight hours.
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o..o, Couniy EiectioH.

, wiIl be seen that the Democrats
both their candidates for the
T,'a :, ~. Of Delegates. Democrats have
sl-,ed from Jefferson county be-
ohntpot Ds," Permitted to take their seats
wv - y :, ipiimated that the members
elect in this instance will meet the fa'e
~ ', ,hsir predeccssors,iand he ousted to
y" ta room for their defeated oppo-
The Radical Candidates were in
.,.,c,ed to suppart BOREMAN for the
",I,aa States Senate. OF course the
-, that Democrats shall snpercedo
I'M. not to be entertained.
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IncornOratcd 1875.

EHCUTUUt NtVW E5OV'
Wheeling Savings institution.
Office No. 90 Monroe street.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
NJ terest paid on Special Deposits Notes and
Bills Discounted Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points. In order to meet
a want that has long been felt in this cemmuni
ty this Institution viii receive on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, between the hours Oi
two and four o'clock, deposits Of any sum OF
money from one dollar and upwards, on which
interest will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS:
Alex Laughlin, A. J. Pannel,
John Mcclure Jr., Alex. Rogers,
Morgan l.. Oft, James PAUL,
Alex. j. Cecil, James Reed.
octI7.ly A. c. QUAERlER. Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-01
Application for Patent.
Notioe.-No. 119.

... ". D. lSEGLbTkh . SrfIlb. [
CARSON CRY, New, November 10th, 1888. (
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
| IN American Mining Company, by Williams 4
Bixler. attorneys. have this day nlcd In this OF.
dec q diagram, together with a notice Of sppli-
cation for q Patent from the United stater. under
Act OF Congress, approved July Goth, 1868, for
2,68 feet OF q certain vein or lode OF quartz or
other rock In place. bearing gold. silver, copper.
and Other metals, formerly known ~ tho North
American Mining company's claim, and now az
in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County.
Nevada, being tho same vein or lode developed
In the works OF the overman Mining Company,
adjoining 1t on the north, and lying between the
| southern and northern boundaries delineated on
the diagram. and described as follows, to-wit !:
marked North American Company, south
line" located In American Flat, at a point about
one-half mile northeast Of the Bay State mill.
and about seventy.nye Coy feet east Of the Amer
lean Flat road, and runs $40 (passing through
= cedar bush IN small ravinc) and Y SOW (pass-
North American Company, south line" The
northern line commences at stake No. 2, marked
North American Company, north line" located
at the Uncle Sam boarding house. said point
bearing FROM stake No. ] N $50 Z 9.66S fcet.. this
distance boing tho amount claimed on tho lode,
feet distant, marked North American Comps
ny, north line y and n $40 W passing through
q stake at 800 feet distant, marked "Eorth
American Company, north line') At q monu-
ment Of stone markcd ''Pt OF reference on plat
located n go 4 t6s reet from stake No. /. the
southwest corner OF Sec. 0 T. 10 N. r. q Z,
bears $ 42o - W 1888 feet distant. Mt. Lincoln
bears s $50 3V 4, and the smoke stack of the
Bay State mill bears 8 500 30 W. The extent OF
said vein or lode cannot DO asccrtainsd by actual
measurement, but sald vein or lode Is bounded
on each side by tho wall Of the same, and the
amount Of ground contained between the given
end lines and the unascertainsd walls OF raid
vein or lode. IL estimated at 80 acres, Said
claim ismoro particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted in this ONCE and on the
claim. WARREN T, LOCKHIRT.
nolSSN Register.
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ORDINANCE NO. so.

An Ordinance supplementary 10 Or
dinunce No. 81, entitled Gan Or
diunnce to Prevent and Puni.h
Dissrderiy Cenduct," passed Au-
gust 10Th, A. ID .1SO7 passed No.
vember 12th, A. ID. 1865.
,v,HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Town n Cold MN do ordaIn as follows:
sycT,oST n anv nerson shall ride or drive
,hronah any street or HIGHWAY within the llmita
~ ,hc Town ~ Gold Hi1i M n rate or speed TO
VI ol. .uo NV n,iiss an bnnr NJ IN snch \ manner
az &c onasnnnr ;hs Duhiic sarc,v snch nerson
~ ssoM ha SaSxad nv Nr;Stv nS disnricrIv conduct
snd on convictIon hercof before any ,Justicc OF
auu 49, III ~. 80 SniJ uII sh,Il no
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-01
Application fUr Patent,
Notice No. Id.
~ a RroIsrrn's Ovrrcr

CARSON CRY, Nevada, October g.. 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Bacon Mil and Mining Company. by A. z.
Head, President. have this day fled In this ONCE
Z diagram, together with notice OF application
for q patent nun the United States, under Act
Of Congress approved July 50, 1864, for 20 feet Of
q certain vein or lode Of quartz, or other rock In
place, bearing gold, silver, copper and other
metals, commonly called and known a. the Com.
stock Lode and Bacon Mil and Mining Com.
pany, situated In Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey County, Nevada. Said claim 10 bounded
on the porth by the Bowers Company, and on the
south by tho j. d. Winters & Co. Company. and
L. more particularly described a. fDllOws. to wit
Commencing at Post No. ., which il situated
south 80 edbt dihtant 54sk feet from the south
east corner OF the Imperial and Empire shaft
running thence u south 80 ~ west ~ feet to
Post No. 10; thence % north Ts9 o. west lO6I.5
foet; thence ~ north $40 81 west z7.S3 iect
thence AZ north "a. aB west ALL fect: thence ()
north $40 vs. west 52l.I feet 10 Post No. ~:
thence Coy north 50 ~ east 70 feet 10 Post No.
IS; thence a. south aio ~ east SELL feet
thence () south NO 30 east 4l.75 feet ; thence ~
south $40 81 east s7.S8 feet (: thence 40 south
T3o. q east lO61.5 fset to the place Of beginning.
containing 0.T acres, more or less. Bearings
expressed from the true meridian. magnetic va
rintion 100 II east. Said claim Il more fully do.
scribed In the notice and diagram posted In this
ONCE and on the claim.
WARREN T. LocKHARr, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-01
LEaAL ADVrlRirliIssrliMIEsrs.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. lac.
U. s. REoIsrrR's oyy,cR

US. REeIsrKR's OyyIcR,
GAEsoN CrTI, Nevada. October !, 1858.
IN Confidence Silver Mining Company, by
Charles Forman, has this day He'd In this once
q diagram, together with notice Of application
for o patent nom the United States, under Act
Of Congress approved July %. 1883, for $50 feet
In place, bearing gold and silver, and commonly
called and known as the Comstock Lode and
Confidence Silver Mining Company, situated In
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County, Nc
| yada. Said claim Is bounded on the north BY
south by the Burke & Hamilton Mining Con.
pany, and extending 100 feet In q south 80 ~
west direction from the location Of this notice,
along the line Of said lode, and embracing tho
same with all its dips, spurs, angles and ysria-
toni. The said portion OF haid comstock Lode
claimed by the Confidence Silver Mining Com
pany lies within the following boundaries:
Commencing at a point marked on tho diagram
Post No. Is, which IL situated south 400 49, east
distant 6S3H feet from the southeast corner Of
the Imperial and Empire shaft running thence
south 10 IL west 100 feet to Post No. Is; thence
81 west 1888 feet; thence north $50 90 west
4l.75 feet; thence north $40 40 west 5al. z feet
to Post No. as; thence north 30 ~ east 100 feet
to Post No. 81; thence south $40 49, east 59i.7
feet thence south 800 20 east II. rs feet: thence
south SO 81 east 2I.s3 feet; thence south $50 %
east los7.5 feet to the place q beginning. and
containing Asa acres. The extent Of said
portion Of said lode, ~laterally, cannot DO aseer.
tained. by actual measurement; but II 10 bounded
on each side By the walls thereof. BY develop.
shown TO b. in sa!d portion Of said lode, and
within the walls OF the Same. and are hereby
made o part Of the description Of the Mme.
Firt-A point on the 450.foot level Of the Conn.
dence mine, marked on the diagram "a" at
which point the east side Of tho workings inter.
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FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.

,R. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR or
~ Medicine Of the FGcnlty Ofparis, Graduate
ofths UnlvsrsIty Queens College. and Physician
Of the 81. John Bspiists Society Of San Fran
cisco.
DR.. Psrrault has pleasure to Inform patient,
and others seeking confidential medical advice.
that lie can be committed daily At his Office. Arm
DRY Hnll Building, Sortheast corner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets. San Francisco. Rom,
Nos. >, 10, IL, arst door, mp stairs. entrance on
either Montgomery or 10 treeiB.
DR.. Perrault' ssLudleH have been almost exclu
slvsly devoted to the cure Of the various forms OF
Nervous and Physical Debility, th# results Of IN.
urlous habits acquired In youth. which usually
terminate In impotence and s~terllIty, and psrmR.
Whore . secret innrmiiy exists involving tb,
happiness Of = llfo and that Of others. reason snd
morality dictate tho necessity Of it, removal for
ills q fact that premature decline Of the yiFor OF
manhood matrimonial uphapplness. compulsory
single life. etc., have their source In causes. the
germ Of which Is planted In early life, and tie
bitter fruit tasted long s%ftsrward: pstlsnts,l In
boring under this complaint, will complain oionr
or more Of the following symptoms: Nocturnal
Emissions. Painsin the Back and head. Wssknss'
Of xemery and Sight. Discharge from the Ureihrn
on going to stoolermakinF water. the intsIIeetu"'
Fseultis'ar are weakened: Loss Of Mem9ry spsor
Ideas are cloudsd. and thereis 4 dIslncIinatioh 10
attend 10 bulinssI. or even TO reading. wiring or
the soeIety Of frIsnds. etc. The hHfisni VIII
probably complain Of DIIsins.'. Vertigo. and
that sight and hearing are weakened. and sleep
IIsturbsd by drsans, Melancholy signing palpi.
tation., faIatins, cough, and .lo% fever; Will.
-. ~ tbs body, Some Of the most common
symptoms are plnpls.In the face; and sehinE In
di6srsnt parts ofthe body Patients suffering
ram iris disease. should apply inmediRtely 10
Or Psrrsult, eIthsrln person or ty letter, ms he
Iiiirusrantse . cure Of Seminal Emissions and
Impotspee In SIX to eight eek. 'ft r.. ia
PstIsntss u 6sringfron yensresldiIeassyin any
stsrs, aonorrhsa. Glsst. Structures. Bubo Ulesrs,
Cutaassus Eruptlons, Ste, will he trsated sue.
esssfully. All SyphIltie and Nercurial TaIn,.
entirely removed from thesystrm. .tlg
Pstients suffering under chronic dlueasrsean
cali and Examine for Themselves. W. inylt. In.
vsstIgstion; claim not to know everything, nor
10 cure erybody but We do claim that in all
eaisitaken nnder Treatment va fnlhli our prom.
SEES. We psrtieularly requesithoss who have trisd
mis- boasted doctor, and that advertised phySI.
.ian III wsrn ont and disc6uragedto snliupon
Decentralization any complaint Incidents
70 their ser, can consult the Doctor withths A.
IurAneS OF palfaf .|hu 10. 1900
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 117.


L. =. REGIsrER's OFFICE.
CARsoS CITY. Nevada. October 81. 1855.
NOTICE - HEREBY, GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Yellow Jacket Mining Company, by John
b. Winters. President. has filed In this office 3
diagram together with a notice Of application
for a Patent from the United States, under Act
Of Congress-, approved July 20, 1865, for that
portion Of the lode known az the Comstock
Lode. situated In Gold ILL Mining District,
Storey County, Seyadn, bounded on the north
by the mining ground known az the Burke s
Hamilton mining ground. and on the south by
the mining ground Of the Kcntuck Mining Com.
pany. and lies between two end lines. ono OF
which being the north line. commences at q Post
marked 2 In the diagram, from which ths center
OF the north shan OF the Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company bears s 1872 Il $3.50 feet,
and runs from the center OF said Post , n $40 IL
W, and from said Post 2 8 $40 ~ Z to a Post
ssid Post s 3 $40 W E q. SO feet, toa post marked
on sald diagram 1. and nom said Post 4 y I3o ~
E.; and the other OF which being tho south line
runs n I3o 81 W, and 3 18o 80 E, through the
center OF an Iron stake marked one on said dia-
gram, which bears from Post . s 80 1Y $3.50
feet. The length Of the claim upon said lode Ia
the distance between said end limos, which. on
the limo between said iron stake 1 and said Post
., IL oi3.40 feet, and the claim embraces the
whole Of said lode between said lines, with all
It's dips, spurs, angles and variations. BY devel-
opments already made, the following points are
shown TO be In said portion Of said lode. and
within the walls OF the same. and arc hereby
made n part OF tho description Of the same {:
First-A point In tho third station In tho south
shan OF the Yellow Jacket mine, marked "A"
in the diagram, which bears from iron stake l n
52o W go feet. Seccnd-A point In the fourth
station In the south shan Of the Yellow Jacket
| mine, marked "B" In the diagram. which bears
from said iron stnke / N GOo 50 L 80 feet. Third
"A point In the S1i-foot level Of the Yellow
Jacket mine. marked in the diagram, which
bears NS5o r. 40 feet from iron stake No. ].
Fourth-A point in tho 735-foot level Of the Vel.
low Jacket mine. marked ID" In the diagram,
which bcarB " SO 30 z. 625 feet from iron stake
No. I. Finh-A point in the nth station In the
north shaft Of the Yellow Jacket mine, marked
"E - In the diagram, which bears N $40 Z, 500
feet from iron stake No. l. .Sixth-A point In
the fourth station In the north shat Of the Vel.
low jacket mine, marked IF" In the diagram,
| which bears n c6o L, rs feet from iron stake
| No. /. Tho amount Of ground between the end
lines above described and tho unascertalned
walls Of the lode. IL estimated at q acres. Said
claim is moro particularly described In he notice
and diagram posted on the claim and In this
office. WARREN T. LOCRHART,
no3-90d Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-01
KNOW II DESTINY.

MADAME Z. +. THORNTON, the great English A.
~trologist, Clairvoyant and Psychomctric!nn, who has
astOnished the scientific classes OF the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. MaLamc
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers or ace
old sight, as 10 enable her to impart knowledge OF
the greatest importance to the single or married OF
either Sex. While In q state OF trance, she delineates
the very, features OF the person you are to marry,
and by the aid OF an instrument OF intense power.
known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees 10 pro.
duce a Nielike picture OF the future husband or wife
Of the applicant, together with date Of marriage
position In life, leading traits Of character, &c. TRis
Is no hnmbug, as thousands OF testimonials can as
sert. She Will send when desired q certified certln-
cate, or written guarantee, that the picture "a what
II puIports TO be. By enclosing a small lock Of hair.
knd stating place OF birth, axe, disposition and COM
plexion. and enclosing hhy cents and stamped en-.
yelope addressed 70 yourself, You will receive q
communications sacredly confidential. Address IN
2z3, Hudson. N. Y. In
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 14l.
U. S. ReanrER'k OFFICE.

U. s. ReanTER'k OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, Nevada, Sept. o. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Company,
by A.. s. Pcasc. Agent. has this day filed In this
oiIlcc . diagram, together with O notice Of sppli.
cation for a patent from the United States, I'M.
der Act OF Congress- approved July %, 1885, for
5000 feet ofa certain vein. or lode, OF quartz or
other rock In place bearing gold. silver, copper
and other metals, commonly called and known
a. the Buckeye Lode, and Buckeye Gold and
Silver Mining C~ompsny's claim, In DEVILS Gate
Mining District. Lyon County, Nevada. Said
claim IL bounded by unknown owners, and In
more particularly described as follows. TO wit
Commencing at Post No. /. located on ridge
about onc.half mile east OF Silver City, at a point
about three chains south OF the four.inile post on
tho Leet Toll Road; at which point the one.
fourth section post on the south line OF section
0, T. 1G, n. r., 81 E.. bears &. 50 iSW., 1,lTi
feet distant. The flagstaff on Mount Davidson
bears y. Ao W.; thence running first course 5
$40 SV +. 100 feet 10 Post No. 2; thence follow.
Ing up Long Rayine, second courrc, y. 30 30 X
5000 feet to Post No. 81; thence third course, \
$40 30' W. 100 feet to Post No. 4: thence fourtl
course. y. so 30 W. 5000 feet TO POET No. 5
thence ffth course, 8. SO 3V z. 100 feet to tn
place OF beginning, containing IS 1T.l00 acres
Said claim Ia more particularly described II
the notice and diagram posted In this ofice ant
WARREN T. LocKHART. Register.
self GOD