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MCKEE, WOODWARD l. WEAktEy.

Dayton, Ohio, May "a, 1889.
Halls Safe ard Lock Co., Ctnctn-
natl:
Gentlemen: Feeling under great
obligations to YOU for the excel
ienee Of your "Patens Concrete
ftre-proof Safe" and feeling at the
Same time that the business pub
lie should know who rnakes a real
ftrst~class Safe, we take thts means
Of Informing you that we had one
OF your make Of Safes, which
passed through tie late disastrous
fire OF Turner's Opera House, and
which preserved Its contents en-
tire, not a single record being lost,
although the Safe was a very old
one and had only a single set Of
doors.
We atl feared that our records
were lost, but, thanks to one OF
your valuable Safes, they are AZ so-
cure to us now as 1t they had never
been near fra.
We remain yours very truly,
BLACK &F0x,
, 1869-05-25

look up postioo, moanftng kx guns xaa. fortuy-
Ing tA1ea htnseA Captain Aoscs attacked than
EHA 10 nsn, &ad, nEaE sne hsgoncs,
caPtuEed = lag. He WA finally ohiiRed to
fetde, HI ammunition 6fstng out. The 011bas-
tefA loat 10 killed 1ad 1&Q Wo1ndtGI. The 6pAn-
tzzt3a had Hllsd. The FFsAn adds that the ILL
bu4te11 tired three ea11non ¬ into the steamer
AAlfol1 damaging her hall and r.&xing. TIE tag
captured b. Captain AoLo Is insc1ibed, Rfplerd4
stbe7tHd, and wns presented By E1oelIa Casanova
Il u nov To this city. Tho uoops ropk tae s:E
gum and tuned them AHalu6t the alIha8ters, And
sp11ed fheM befofe they fell back
f6Nf Ea1 steAmers, With troops, have sailed Tor
fhe Bay Of Stpe-
There 70 4 Fu1noF th&t the rebel Gencrl Quexzd4
az been captured aud &hot
MI. ltumb 4g1umed the duties OF Cnistd 5tAtsa
Cpnsut General to-dky.
, 1869-05-25

p77ESrkGn, May sA-ua1ry Leslie rucneeaea IN
- tsG os1s aTudrcd mltea on I teioclpcue winip
'4 ~ ano Sns.aan hours, u the ttnf. to-daJ.
Aut N1nle hnt consumed by ie1.it H1x t+a
hoats and twelve minutes: vnnin9 Snr ryent
T,nr.t-s ~ 1S2aLJ-one minutes and twenty esoonds
>"osanesaale money eaAaSad nkaaa
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EUROPE.
The French Eleetions-List Of
Successful Liberals,
Reception Of Minister WashbQrne
at the French Court.
The London Times Again Dis
cusses the American
Claims,


LONDON, May %.
In the RoJal London Yacht Club match ,he
canbrtA xas badly beaten In consequence O, nes
style Of sailing. HeI recent alterations ar re.
g7fted a. failure.
TUE LONDON 1HEs OK TIE AMERICAN elaine
LONDON, Aa5 81
The 7fheA to-day continues the dIscusslou Of thu
American eaaimh It alxues that the depreciation,
committed By the A1slsama arc identical With
cases Of wrongful csptufcs, md cauoot be removed
ffum LEAF category on the ground tnAs m IN.
friendly spirit mas shown In this country prrEtous
to the occurrence. Whatever direction our am.
p4thieA may hare takt1, it cannot bc r1ktu t3so
ecsurut otfofc Auy international tribunal Let
the question Of misdttectaon OF sympathy be Set
lied bJ reelection md cool cotnmunina with con-
sctence on both ssdes ant let, the alleged Injuries
be measured and appraised before the proper
Hlbun1L
TEAAs Or In or7sR1A1 IN CORK.
......-. -..-.... cu1r, Nay g<.
The police htre Arc taxing unu8aRl precautions
to prevent m outbreak. Several houses have been
searched foE concealed Arma
N4kiNE.
QrExS6roxH, Nay e.
Steamship Minnesota, from New Yo1k, 4rr1yed
YESTERDAY.
eoC7HAxFTuN May 81
5te4tnshtp Hermann, from New York. arrived
to-day, Steamer ottawa, from New To.k, has at.
rived.
-.......... QUEENSTOWN, 4ar 81
Steamship cntna, from New York, arrived TO-
DAY.
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AunKMFys


rEsEH. May n.
Prince katrascotgoy1tch has bcca rcle2sed
IRON prison To prepare i defence on hts ALLEGED
completely IN the nutder Of Prince Michael Of
EeTFtA.
, 1869-05-25
AAnfFjn.

1UFkKSUKsH1F OF dlIIICIl.
VIENNA, May u.
1t Is suEored that czAttorysH. 4 lescendan. OF
> famous patriot Of Poland. Is 10 be Appointed
Governor Of GalllclA- This Is looked upop ay an
snt1-Rufslao demonstration on tho part Of the
Aust1t71 Government
, 1869-05-25
OFFICE OF TIE
Grover h Baker S. N. Co.,

0a5tn0, T., Nay 18s 1869.
Halls Safs and Look Co., Ctnctuaad
Ohto:
Geot1eznn1--We taxa plaasure in
addfaE ouz Testimony to the axoell.aee
Of your celebrated Safes. We had ons
sf the Halls Patont Co1erster In
our store, No. 32 Opera Houss Build.
ing. which. during the sevsxe oona.-
Ezatton of ths 18th inst, waa subjected
to ths most Intense heAt xdr about fox t.
t&O hou1s- Tho info tell Into tha bsss-
mont, which wa4 stored with ewptty
hoxes- wAere 1t Lay unHl tbs afesx1oeu
Of ths 11th. On taking out ths safe, 1t
wns fprnd that It had Laid Gaoo doEu-
Vnrd On bed Of Hvo coals, 10 that tie
nutn< portion vns Htera1ly red hot. In
our estimation, It waa one Of the
fHonEeat tests to which any SAFE oould
b Put On opening tia sAMe, 1t uas
found that both tho combin&t1on lock
and tbs lock on the inside door worked
u eaai15 A. upon ordinary oocax1onx,
md the contents preserved, tho books
snd papazs being in = perfectly leRthle
Your1 truly,
, 1869-05-25


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Aee.t1s seed a asn:na T lo9lo4e for n.ao;
Special Despatch to nc Ys!s,se 1zssae
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on HStncsd4y SIN the tops htc1kat id4t tu: of
catte tnat weEc FrsEs fcw went below 34c. rotirs
Fety sHta hetns o4tr. The Aexindcr drove ct k.S
asrh u e%t ulnois cattt brought lAal6e 10 far
Sa:es AePhefson 60 to 20 ~, h1e top, b7on8ht 1kA
s:;f.: n /. = III sats IS: i 4:
f.: f. :ss$ : 8;
Asf3T1p4 1nF the #eek. Thry rsry from 7ts ~ tD.
u IS S;t +: sdss ss!s'f fne .m,,.,ea
INA for a,1. III. Gaas t5e wGrE There weCe ~
Msny rcnatn !snsolt tcntxht nad RI eea II
vAJtnk ~ The froa lte with lev rItr1s
rs 1ndes s1tE.: rsckcd stoei. "a sslesI q; 0t.a
peundA 64e; 1cAtk Il ponoda &c; CAY eoxsse IN.
dant a y Go:ndA 7e car. : pounda Ohia sSf I'D
.Ae<s1SouinG la freely this week. reetirt. htins
1130N Iht1t werc IN ears arrived on Sand,v Nnd
dat rtes Eavt wHy llttle dTt-rr tclins ii in
[o'ae; eaE, l;o -. ii lhs,e- ~ +''' NJ
PHILADELPHIA.
- If,1.nE1fMA- Nay - &-Bert Csttte-Du1l xnd low.
Asies q lhGo brad At s4Atne sor e1tg3 cstc1,
exac for fair to good aa:c srpss for ccmmnn
hheep-1n lair demand salts of uoQo heed ~ s4ia
Hces.Iowsr s.lea Of LOCO had Ut lxsoa,1 % for
1oh ADO eLaoe9AD rer c~t art for cor n-fcd
Sr Lor1z Nay al-ts.,tisNS,e.dv =, .a.
HoEs-Aodes1ietT Acttrr Il HxaLc
, 1869-05-25

Nh ~AsH1CHNE AT THE rHKNcu coCAT.
PARIS, AaJ s.
General DIX It'd farewell to tho Empress to-
day, and MI. WaAhl1urnc presented hia crcden-
uals u successor. Nj. T4.hbu1ne, addressing
the Emperor, sa1d be had been authorized to e.
press the hearty wishes Of the Prcatdent Of tho
Fnlted States for the happiness and health Of His
Majesty. md for the prosperity Of France,
aud the earnest desire Of the Government and
people OF the unItel States 10 maintain and
cultivate atn!cable relations with france, and
TO uphold and pe7petuase the eternal FREUD
ship Of the two co1ntrteA- He trusted, while
guarding the interests connded to him, his resi-
dence near the court Of His Ma5c1ty would con-
tribute to the continuance Of existing friendly
relations. The Emperor Erpl!ed that he WIZ g.ad
to welcome ST.. HaAAbu,ne as the representative
Of the United States, md was pleased to receive
The assurance OF the frlend1In css OF government
*iih which close d5npathy and amicabtc feeling
had existed uninterrupted for hundred years.
BE heartily coneurrtd in tho hope expressed Of
the continuance Of these relations, and was happy
to welcome as Minister near hts court gentle
man 50 distinguished In the history q hts country.
TEE ELECTIONS
..... PAk1s, May eA
The elections are progressing in sn orde.iy man.
ner, and the vote will be heary, The government
candidates are at the present moment ahead. The
Opposition arc pu1posely holding back for TO-
morroH.
PAB1s, MAY H.
The elections throughout tho country hare been
most orderly. The yotei l. very hcavJ. More than
halt the electors in Paris cast their votes on Snn
dsy, the 9tst day Of voting.
PARIS, May s5-EreuI1R.
Among the candidates for the Corps Leets,atlf
*nose elections art certaln are Isoucel, Picard
Gannetts, Simon md pellettn, Jules Fare, Gar
, 1869-05-25

AkAairoad Schcmc-FTsEhssul Exrlo-
sion 8f a CttT En1ometcE In Cfu-
CAnnnt1-One rcFEoN Killed md
several Others Injured - Sutss
Against Ex-Audt1ort,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

A sudden knock at the door dispelled
the illusion (quieted the snake and re-
stored the poor mans nervous equilib-
rum. This is one Of a score Of similar
cases which, as physician, I have,
from time to time, been called upon to
investigate. They are all veritable snake
and fish stories. The real sources of
danger in our wells and springs are of
a very different kind from the living
animals found in them, as we have
seen at the home now desolated by ty-
phoid fever. If these real impurities
of drinking water. and which were
thoroughly understood by farmers and
the people of rural towns, and a cor
responding care was exercised in OBJ
tanning pure unadulterated supply,
as every town readily can do, [ have
no doubt that their mortality would be
reduced ten per cent at the very least.
Hearth and Home.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

A considerable excitement was occas-
Toned in the lower part of Jersey City,
last evening, by the attempt of an in
sane man, as he is supposed TO be, to
throw himself in the Morris Canal at
the foot of Henderson-st. The would
be suicide was rescued by two men who
were passing at the time, and conveyed
to the police station, where he gave his
name as Henry Bondbrook. From
what can be learned of his antecedents
it appears he is florist by occupation,
and some two years since was consid-
cred the best florist in the eastern
section OF New-Jersey. AT that time
he was employed by a man named
Paynton, the owner of large garden in
Bergen, and while working for him,
fell in love with a young niece of Payn-
toms, who was in the habit of visiting
the garden, and finally succeeded in
gaining her affections. For a short
time fortune favored the young lovers,
and all went well, until Paynton ascer-
tanned how matters stood, and removed
the girl to Canada. Bondbrook, after
short'time, learned where she was,
and took the next train for Montreal.
He was not long in finding out where
the Young lady resided, and the acquain
tance between them was renewed, and
clandestine interveis were kept up for
some time. An elopement and marriage
were planned, and would have been
consummated, had it not been that do
mestic to whom they intrusted their
secret betrayed them. The girl was
again carried away by her friends, and
Bondbrook, being unable this time to
ascertain her whereabouts, returned to
Bergen and his occupation in despair,
and was seen dismissed from the SER
vice of the uncle. For the last year he
has plunged into course of fearful dis
sipation, which finally eliminated in
attack of delirium tremens, and the at
tempt at suicide, as above stated.
Bonnbrook was locked up for the night.
and will be before the Recorder this
morning, when his case will be dispos-
ed of. -
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

A little more than six months ago,
at the oft-repeated request of very
many of our business men, we launch
ed the MONITOR on the broad waters of
journalism, confiding in that Provi-
dence which has ever guarded us from
danger, delivered us from every peril,
and blessed us in the fullest sense.
The DAILY MONITOR was success
from its birth, and has prospered be-
You'd our fondest hopes. Our circula-
ton is large, reaching almost every
family in the city, and we are now pro-
missed lists of subscribers ut Roselle,
Linden, Crawford, Westfield and other
adjacent places.
We have met with warm friends on
every hand--both the old and the
young, soldiers and civilians, have raj
lied to our support, so that to day hard
ly business man in our city can be
found who is not pledged to our paper.
We have not accomplished all this
without vast amount of labor. We
have worked hard all day, and often
into the "wae sma hours and NOW we
intend to labor still harder, if such a
hing be possible.
We trust our readers will bear with
,,c -, al our obort nao,inuc nc wa orn
doing orr best-under the circumstan-
ces. We have never been troubled
with very large amount of " capital
in fact we started our jobbing establish
ment without cent, which we might
call our own, but, nevertheless we have
prospered and yet without any aid what
ever, other than that which we have
earned by the most incessant toll. WI
are not the PROPERTY of any ring, >
F" clique" "party" or individual. WI
intend to pursue n straightforward
course, do all the good to our fellows
that we are capable off, and will de-
nounce corruption and expose vice and
immortality wherever found, relying on
the support of an appreciative public
for approval and encouragement.
The DAILY MONITOR has but three
larger consorts in New Jersey, and We
still hope to grow" little more ere
our pilgrimage is ended.
We have told our story-of how
"tall oaks from little acorns grow"
Ele j. MADISON DRAKE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

1t is said that most of the book re-
views in the London daily papers are
written by young barristers and under
graduates at Oxford and Cambridge.
A cake of pure silver, weighing 343
pounds, was recently shipped to Phila-
delphia from the Brown Coin Silver
Mines, located near Georgetown, Colo
RADIO.
Billiard players propose to make a
change in the counting of the game, so
that all caroms will count three, wheth-
er on.red or white balls.
A wretch, who claims to know the
rich men of Cincinnati and st. Louis,
says that the great want of each city is
about IS first-class funerals
The Spiritualists celebrated their 2lst
anniversary at Buffalo last night.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
ST.. LOUIS. Mo. March 81.

Montana advices state that the sol.
diers and citizens who went in pursuit
of the Indians, after the late fight near
Yellow Stone, recaptured the stolen
stock, but did not overtake the Indians
The two Indians implicated in the at
tack on the Diamond railroad train
have been at Sunny river. A band OF
Blood Indians made raid on saw
mill at Boston Greek, 20 miles from
Diamond City, a few days ago, but
were repulsed by the workmen. The
indians succeeded, however, in run
ming of the stock belonging to the
mill
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

Milan has provided its custom Off
GERS with very powerful microscopes
for the examination of all meat brought
into the city, to make sure that none
OF it harbors trichine sporalis. 3.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
RENEoVAL.

TOHN FROMM has removed his Shaving and
81 Hair Cutting Saloon from corner of Washington
street to No. 119 Broad street. two doors above old
stand) have fitted up the above store in the neat
est manner, and hope. by paying strict attention
to business, to merit continued share of public
favor. Ladies' and Children Hair Cutting.
apl 3m JOHN FROMM.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
AMU5EMENTS :


Thursday evening, April 1, Ole Bull.
Friday evening, April 2, Mrs. Pupin's
complimentary concert.
Zanfretta Troupe, Saturday and Mon.
day evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
FAMILIES,

OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, can find a pleasant
W home at the Fay Mansion on Railway av-
enue. Rooms large and airy. Grounds, 10 acres,
well shaded Fresh vegetables and milk through
the summer mares 1w*
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
OTIS For Sale

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hall, on
w high ground, at prices ranging from 375
dollars upwards. Apply to
HENRY F FAIRBANK,
16 Grand street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
XXX NnrED.

SMALL HOUSE, with about six or seven
N rooms, in good locality. For suitable prop
erty fair rent will be paid, Family of three. Ad
dress jerks" Elizabeth P. o. mar26 tt
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
@rairers waated.

TWO First Glass Oak and Black Walnut Grainer
l. wanted Immediately. Apply at NO. II Broad
way Elizabethport. m303t
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
WANTED.

1--WE or Six good House Painters. Apply imme
L diately to ]. M. Morris, corner Elizabeth ave
nue. and Spring street. al 3t*
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
MoxrN& DAx.

LIVERY family moving should use box of PHG
II NIX DISINFECTANT to purify their premises
1t works like magic is for sale by Druggists AM
at "a Dey street, New York m3l
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
xKTANTE.D.

A SITUATION as Coachman and Gardener
N Best references given. Apply at the fourtl
house in DeHart place. south of Jersey street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01


Eggs are sold at co dozen in Arizo-
ma.
Grain elevators the extracts of corn
and rye.
Imprisonment for debt has been abo-
lished in Belgium.
Salt Lake now contains $4,000 Nor
mons and 5000 Gentiles.
Victor Emmanuel is the best shot
among European sovereigns.
A society for the protection of sea
birds has been organized in England
Alaska is to have a newspaper called
The Times. 1t is to be Independent in
politics.
Paris has a woman's newspaper,
which aims to teach the sex "politics,
science, and art
Historicus Vernon Harcourt) has
been made Professor of International
Law in Cambridge University
The untimbered plains between the
Mississippi and the Pacific have an area
of l, 400, 900 square miles.
A Georgia editor offers to distribute
by lot among delinquents who pay up
a gold watch and other prizes
An unfortunate German publisher
announces complete edition of " An
drew Johnson's Speeches and Mesa
ges."
Lamartine was asked by friend if he
did not spend too much money in adj
vertising. ''No," was his reply, "ad-
vertisements are absolutely necessary.
Even divine worship de bon Diem needs
to be advertised. Else what is the
meaning of church bells?"
Masseno's statue will be erected at
the Place Phillon, in Nice, on the 18th
of May next. The inscription, in ac
cordance with the wishes of his descend
ants, will be simply Marshal Massena
the soldier who saved France from al
invasion at Zurich in 1799."
The dryness of the Egyptian climate
is such that rain scarcely ever fell in the
upper province, and not more formerly
than five or six days a year in the Delta
But Mehemet Ali has planted 10000, 00(
of trees in these districts, and the annu
al average has now increased to 40 days
Hydrophobia has been successfully
treated with iodine by DR.. Mussey o
Chicago. Of the eight cases prompt,
treated with iodine, not one resulted
fatally, nor were any decisive symptoms
of hydrophobia subsequently manifest
ed In four of the cases it was proba
BILE that the wounds We're from animal.
really rabid, and not in the other four.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

ALBANY, March 81. The water is
from eight to ten feet deep on the piers
and docks. The river is free of ice at
this point, but blocked up below. The
freshet is now subsiding slightly. No
trains have arrived from the west since
yesterday afternoon, owing to the flood
ing of the track at different points it
was deemed imprudent to send trains
forward. Between st. townsville and
Fort Plain, the track was submerged
for distance of four or five miles, and
short piece of the track was washed
away. Half mile west of Clyde the
track was under water nearly foot.
At Rochester the water raised twelve
inches in "a hours, but the river is free
of ice or drift wood The only deten-
ton to trains on the Central road was
between ST. townsville and Fort Plain,
but it is all right now, as the water is
falling slowly. The train from the
West, due here at $50 late evening, is
expected to arrive here ut l o'clock.
Trains due at l, 2, and 7 o'clock this
morning will arrive between ] and 2
o'clock this afternoon. The train west
from here at 6 o'clock last evening was
detained about IA hours at st. Johns
vile. All the trains are now in motion,
and are expected to get through with
but little delay. There is no trouble
on the Hudson River, Harlem, and
Boston roads. The weather here is
mild, with a strong northwest wind
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

Judge S. ". Brockwss, prominent
lawyer and politician OF California,
died at San Mateo on Friday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
Died..

On Wednesday, March 81 Peter, son of James d.
and Julia Balen, aged months and f3 days.
The relatives and friends fthe family invited
to attend the funeral from the parents residence
1877 Fulton street. ON Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

At the residence of the BRIDES parents March IL
Jerry G. Decker formerly of this city to Miss An
ME S. Garoutte of Abel, Iowa.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
BOARDING.

FUVHE subscriber will, after the Sth of April
Il next. be able TO accommodate RESPECTA-
BILE GENTLEMEN BOARbERS at 30 MARKET
STREET with the best Board.
STEPHEN S HOAGLAND
Ou,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01
Portable Steam Engine For Sale

NHEAP. good Six Horse Power Portable Steam
~ Engine will be sold cheap. Apply to WILLIAM
H. HOOVER, foot of Marshall street, Elizabeth
port n. ].
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-16
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 1877.
U. s. REGISTERS OFFICE.

CARSON CRY. New. August 4. 1869.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
IN Alpha Consolidated Mining Company, by
Thomas G. Taylor, Superintendent. has this day
flcd In this office n diagram. together with a
notice of application for a patent from the Uni.
ted States, under Act OF Congress. approved
,July Of. 1860. for 3Oi.3 3 feet ola certain vein or
lode of quartz, or other rock in place, bearing
gold. silver, copper, and other metals, commonly
called and known as ahe coms,oeS lode' G and
NH Mining District, Storey County, Nevada
soid claim (, bounded on the north by the En-
chcouer Company aud on the south by the lmpc-
rial Company, and is moro particularly described
ma follows, to.wit: South linc-Commencing at
Post No. l.. located about ~ lee, l3rtn OF tne
ming In a westerly direction north $40 iG west
passinc through n line post ut a distance of52l.7
fect). and In an casterly direction. First course
South S9o 90 cast II 20 feet. Second course
South $40 81 cast 2I.s3 feet. Third course
South 80 2G' east passing through n line posts at
a distance of TaO.53 feet. North linc-Com-
mencing at q wooden Post No. .. which bears
from Post No. l north $50 28 east 3O0.33 foot,
and runs from raid post north 73' 2i' west, and
sonth 1872 81 east. By nc5aal;deveiopment; the
Point "a" G20foot level. bears from the center
of the south shat OF the Alpha Company, south
b7o 80 cast 2l4 feet. Point b 200-foot level,
bears from tho said SHIFT south Geo 30' west 1862
shaft south G6o east 4s0 feet. The length Of tho
claim upon tho lode. between Posts Nos. / and
9. is 3O6. 80 feet. The walls are unascortained
but the claim Is supposed to be embraced within
an area Of nine acres. Bearings expressed nom
thc true meridian, magnetic variation 16o IL
cast. Said claim is more particularly described
in the notice and diagram posted In this office
and on the claim. ronn ,
aas-su.