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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10
The First Division Of the
st. Paul g. Pacific Railroad

u0 + 1CSt 41lv4S1O!t w. Iuo
St. Paul g. Pacific Railroad
&4,ts1| @ 1880
1869. WINTER TIME TABLE. 1870.
Trains for St Anthony Junction, Mano-
min, Anoka, 1tasca, Dayton, Elk River,
Blg Lake, Clear Lake, st. Cloud, Sank
Rapids and Forts Ripley and AbercroE-
WILL LEAVE &C EEa NORTH
Af'e 81 o. clau ui'''''' ''''''''' $780, ~
''' eAou"'''''' '''''''''.""..... 20 P. n.
:wILL LEAvEaoINa SOUTH.
Leave IT, $40 A. NJ
Arrfv est. Pau....
SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
Minneapolis Trains.
Leave St. Paul....,.... 945A n. MANA 3op.x
" Minneapolis........ 845 s: l As P. n Is r.
St. Paul, Crow River and Big Prairie
Trains.
| GOlNG VEST.
Leave st. Paul. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - A. n
Minneapolis 10 As
Grow River ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS los P.
Arrive Mtchfed 42O I"
| GOING EAST.
Leave Ltchfeld 50 A.
Crow 25 P. NJ
Minneapolis e.. IS
| Arrive St. Paul. ............,, . 4 80
| Stop FOR Dinner go Minutes at Grow
River.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10
h OIlCE.-U. ). LAND OFFICE.

~ ot: CIouu, Nlnn., Jan. Z, Ie1U.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Declaratory Statement No. 26t4 dated June T. lseG
upon the w EneL eknwH section 20 township III,
range in Meeker County, Minnesota with view to
the cancellation OF said entry: the said parties
DAY OF MARCH, 1870, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
;o,,asu. C. A: GILMAN, Register,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

NIOY1CE.-U. S. LANDOFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, MINI, January 5, 1870.
Con- plant having been entered at this oiceby Sven
j. Peterson against Vim. Thomas Buck for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No 1881, dated February e.
1867, upon the W - "a section 20, township
12l, range 81, in Monongalia county, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear this
office the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
C. A. GILMAN, Register
jan136w II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

NOT1CE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE -----------
- st. Cloud, MINI, january :, 1870.
n C,pi"n' having been entered at this office by J
o. OConnor against Thomas Acsan.er for alrandr,in.
MS Homestead Entry No. 4s74, dated April 3, 1863,
upon .n1 the s sw ne Sc 4 NV 4 seN section g.
Low ~ range 80 i'll Todd county, Min, with
vie" 10 tho cancellation OF said entry the said ar1s
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office On til.
o1H DAY of MARCH, 1870 1T IL o'clock IN the fore
noon 10 respond and furnish testimony cvnc-rnis:
said alleged abandonment
c. 4. GILMAN, Register,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

NOTICE-U. ISLAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud MIMI, January 81, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office Andrew
Anderson against James P Palmer for abandon
ing his Homestead ntry No. S527 dated February Is,
1867, upon the - seH section H. township 12l
range 81, in Monongalia County, Minn with view to
the cancellation OF said entry: the said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this oice on the I'D
correspond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
C. A. GILMAN, Register.
feb3-6wa II. BURBANK, Receiver
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

COMPLIANT h ..?uo, him., January 7, 1870
s. lnn:an aains, y ttfa entered at this office by John
his DeclaratorvS " i;i.n EriIiigu for abandoning
III, range ne i Lw 4 'ecsion 70, TOW nship
,iew to lie III c: nss:r COUNTY: Minnesota. With
said larliea are hereby sur..::,n. da entry me
o'clock in ~" the ~ ta DAi Or MARCH, 30, at 10
ten,iDonr tne ,oten'on to respo.I and furnish
.0-ee' h'hg +aid alleged abandonment
jan13-Gw. II e piin IiAS \, htsister,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

IT S. LAND. OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ january 5, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Thomas Riley against Jens Dinieson for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 400. dated April
9th, 1865, upon the e ne Il section 6, township
II, range So in Morrison county, Mimi, with view
to the cancellation OF said entry: the parties
hereby summoned to appear at this Office the 18TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
C. A. GILMAN, Register,
jan13-6wB II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
A sARlN YARD HORROR.

Yonng Lgdy Gored TO Death by a Cow
Fury Of the Beast ana the Attempts to Res
cue the Lady.
A most horrible scene was enacted in the barn
yard OF Samuel Graft, wealthy farmer, residing
about two miles south of the village Of Glen Cove on
sunday afternoon by which his sister was gored to
death by an Infatuated COW. Miss Craft stepped out
Of the house TO feed brood OF young turkeys when
COW that was walking about The yard rushed madiy
at her, striking her In the left side, crushing her
against the fence and trampng and goring her In d
terrible manner. Her screams attracted the a.ten-
ton or "a laborer named Sheridan. who hurried
To her rescue and partly stunned the brute by
IA blow from stone. This, however added to her
fury as she renewed the attack. tossing the unfor
tunate woman numerically with her horns and
rendng clothes aud iesl alike. Sheridan again
struck the animal blow with a stone WHIT had
the euect OF knocking II down. While two OF the
sisters bore the body away. The animal soon re-
covered from the effects OF The blow and a gain made
furious charge on the party, bn. Sheridan Kept
her back with stones she RETAINING from touch u x
him and evidently being determined to Kill the
ladies'; but the b.dy was finally conveyed from The
yard. The lady however, was fully conscious all
the time, ana as she expired said ''She has killed
me ~ Her face and body were terribly bruised.
There was irightfuI and deep accralon in her LEFT
side, which caused her death. She was generally
respected and had many warm friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
MURDER TRIAL IN UTICA, u. Y.
Conviction Of the Accuscd.-Scntenced to be
Hanged August 10.
From the Utica Herald, July "a

After full and fair trial Hugh Mallon was yes
terday afternoon convicted OF murder In the first
degree for killing George b. Porter Dalton's gam
bling ROOM The call Is loud for the fast young
sports who frequent such places here and elsewhere
and Tor the thoughtess men who suffer themselves
10 be wheedled and TO see liGe." When the MUIR
derer and his victim went on that fatal night to
Da0n's room neither knew nor dreamed
what was before him. The violent death I'M
minent over him, had he seen It's dark shadow
would have startled back the one The terrible
crime into which the other was to fall would
nave repealed him in terror could he have calmly
perceived Its grim enormity. They met in the
gambling hell, and the blow was struck aud the
death ensued. Rum and gambling blossomed into
their crimson fruits, and two families are broken
and saddened foicvermore.
Upon the testimony as submitted the verdict was
inevitable. IL is not often that witnesses see so
clearly aud testify so strongly TO all the crccni-
stances Of o murder. While the community Will
sympahize with the unfortunate relatives OF the
criminal law and justice must take their course.
The prisoner has had deliberate trial by Jury In
whom there was natural repugnance to send fell
low man to his death. But the crime was proved.
and no paaton could be shown. For the safety OF
society, and for warning 20 Others. the verdict
could not be avoided and the punishment must
follow.
The sentence is that Mallon be hanged on Friday
August 10. next. between the hours OF nine A. N.
and TWO r. NJ, and well may the prayer be ut
teteGaMay Oct have mercy on his soul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July 80 r. NJ
CoTToS.-Thcre was no business OF consequence trans
acled today the bosrd having adjourned yesterday over
next Tuesday
CoffEErhe market for Rio dull the demand being
light and we heard OF sales only bags on private
In Baltimore there sold C0 bags cx Amoyden bought
~ buyer here oher kinds dull but unchanged
We duote'-h io-Cfdinary cargoes li5sc. l5c: fair
do i3,4c "a l5Sc.; good do. I6l.c iSa.c =:
prime do lIc = l7Hc.; extremes lots, Ike a BE ,
Java, .Uc &c Singapore, lsc. l9c. Ccyon lfiJc ac
Maracalbo lthc. Pie; Laeuayra, I5,lc. a IBLc ia
a 2Oc., all gold duty paid. ~"
FLOUR AND GRArsRecepts 20 Osi bbls. -four $50 bag,
corn meal 2sioi bushels wheat 5cH corn, A. 1882 do
oats BOO do peas and $50 do malt The -four ruled
steady under moderate inquiry Sales about 1910 bbs
part AZ 10 20 40 for extra Western export
Southern hour was dull at about former prices sales 400
bbs Rye -FOUR though quiet sales 400
bbIs. Corn meal was dull. bu. unchanged We nuate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

Wheat steady, with fair In port for specna.
ton on Western account No spring was hrmer, while
amber winter was &c. &C. higher under good demand
Inc saes part last evening" about 175O0J bushels
" 10 III 10 for No. SPRING 81 20 81 2j
the after price FOR prime In store ~ "A 81 % No
Miwankee 81 2ga 81 30 for good to prime do, 81 84L
" 70 for No 81 10 81 30 FOR amber winter Isl 855S for
whhe kentucky. Corn was quiet but higher Tho sale
were about 25 bushels mt 9c 81 05 Inferior to choice
new mixed WESTERN III "a III 10 for yellow Oats were In
better demand and higher the sass being 7OOo bushels
5ec 63c for Western the inside price mixed with
barley and SIC &c for Ohio and State Western IN
closed ut 5Sc. Rye dull at about 95c CSC for
ana and 81 tor State Barley and barley were dur and
nominal. " " - $3.50
FEEiGuTsThc market very qniet, the oferInrs be
lug small but rates were generally steady The charterng
business was unusually quiet. The engagements To
Liverpool per steamer 900 bushels wheat 81 d. 5S
closing al Did 25O bales cotton Id IS tons taloy nj
Us 3D. TO Antwerp LOCO bbls petroleum on private terms
10 Havc, 600 bbs -four at sc. To Bristol
$500 bb -four at Is 3d. $500 bushels wheat on private
terms To London, 1900 bushels wheat NJ 5sd ana 500
terces beef private terms. The charters we've q
schooner 10 Galveston with general cargo on terns
and brig 70 the windward private terms -
HAY-With a limited demand and free rec.ip,. nr,c.,
We're heavy at zoe 75c for shipping ri 10 FOR rel,
short do. ' ''
quotations No sales reported.
HoPsThe market duh, there being any
demand bu. prices were steady at &C. ac Sales rs bales
A0LAssEs-The market wns inactive, the demand being
confined to small lots to supply immediate wants Prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

NAVAL SToRRs.-The Board having adj ourped
esp. II spirit. urPsptne which sold to the 900 bb
latter Price being demanded the
and tar were steady at the quotations published our last
Ous-Lnseed quoted Mt asc &c. In casks ut which
prices there were moderate jobbng sales. Lard dull
81 70 tor prime Other kinds dull yesterdays quota
kegs d. a s Gu,
offerings and an improved demand the market
*2s75 There sold 500 bbls S2s 50
ssTsK ~; :cd " 81 2s0fa s ss
hoCs were nn,i 2. o'.c &c. with small arrivals Dressed
iSc The supply light Beef 10 bills aud ,iereas. WINS
dn ana we heard Of no sales Of consequence Prices
s ss1: Ss s .ss s sT ga' M IN
f S sssr wa: S ns
ss r. I ss:S ss'Sssa 70;
se is e iol P e's AN. S'iiss s
PEIKoLE0N-Thc m.rke. for both crude and refined wa.
reported 5000 SS N shipping o ord .9 's wa:
@ r.snsa oil w sS' . aa bat
very firm IKE for July about ac for August and stc
for DO ..2,.c In Ph.ds the market was very quiet
snd no sale. were reported o,s the quoted
RioH.csrolna quiet, but steady small sales were
meac A. s'sc apc. for Carolina Raneoon quoted
sUaARThe demand for raw was moderate, as usual on
obtaining prices The sales were Goo hsds p. Il yss
az looc FOR Cuba; also $50 boxes part ssc For re-
s soft s MS s is sss Ts quote s.,r aAT g
lsc; i'.s ys'o., lie: liH cubs~infenor 20
ns good s e. p fn :, r.ss sSSa ssn
@ siSs s''s ss1s sa: p aa 70 .1oss
soa..ss .asa5 hAd, and bore: Sse ssSe.
" lC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

0vercrowded with freight eacn OF the three lines
existing Is building new steamers. The accompany
OF Navigation and Commerce OF the Amazon, has
$75O0OO OF surplus earnings in It's treasury and mas
since 1t was established declared annual dividend
OF Twelve per cent 1t s about 70 be transferred to
English hands, and have its capital and Meet largely
pany Intends to connect with that line on the ANA
ION ana thus form direct steam communication
OF TWENTY-FIVE days between the centre OF Bolivia
and the great marts Of commerce OF Europe and the
limited StateS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
BITTEN BY A MAO 0N.

Yesterday afternoon man named Reinhard
Johnson was passing up Second street near Clinton.
Hoboken, when big black dog rushed iuriously at
him, making tatters OF his pantaloons In less than
minute. The mans leg was severely cut also: but
the most amentaDle phase OF the story is the runor
that the animal Is mad. Mr.. Johnson and some OF
his friends logged complaint with Chief Donayan
VINO will have the proprietor arrested. Hundreds OF
through Hoboken, and up to the present the nognls
have not exercd themselves TO protect the peoples
lives this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
ANOTHER ROw ON the HoBoYss Meadows

Saturday night man named Patrick Dealy be-
came bosterous III the classic region OF the Hoboken
meadows, and was solicited by officer Murphy 10
hold his peace. Deay refused, and was taken along
towards the station house. John Dealy upproache
the bloody pecer and Knocked him down for daring
10 interfere with his friend. william Hortnett and
another indivlaual followed In the same strain, but
the ASSISTANTS were surprised 70 ind themselves cap.
tured yesterday by squad OF police sent Nv ,he
Chief They will be arra.ened for trial to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

do 10 90 49, He is'sc do ~ 70 &C. issc isc. an.
grocery grades, $40. y lilac.
sTxAKIs The demand wac decidedly and
higher The supply ent. sales 5000 TIA,
at he s0c for inferior 70 choice ne.uding prime at is
sEpDs-Grass inactive aud nominal. Linseed
dull and nominal at So 2S, gold, duty paid.
TALLowThs market was quiet. but prices were steady
and arm A small sales made at stsc. 91.c-
wmsKry.-Receipts, SIS btls. The market duh anf
prices heavy though lower saes loo bbs. at ~
81 u almost all at 81
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OF the figures estimated to fall shor sinking fund
OF amount large enough to extinguish the entire debt
would soon be created.
LOST AND STOLEN GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Registered bonds OF the following acts, numbers
and denominations had been caveated upon the
books Of the Treasury Department on the 1st inst
Act or January 2s 1s47.-s2oo each--I. 800, ITO,
2,l32 2'2Io, 227l. 5000 each-l,6o7, 1.69s I,eoo.
$SSs sa Oh co acs5 $1,000 each-,422 1893.
Act or February 8, lsOl.-sl 900 each-5 2al, 5,l2,
6,125. $1,000, $50.
ACT or Jaig II, lsSl.-sloo each-752, sss $500
500 i $1,000 Zach saei. ass sSS ss
., ac. o. Fsbraorg IS, lss?.-s5o eacn-742, 1909.
fi 100 eaeh s7a l7is LIZ LOO ss0 ls5o ls!i,
4osl 46a7 4ssl, 6o. 5iss g. loo, $40, 2oo Sol
t,2o2' ll:4o4 Ii.4os. n,4o6, 14.lIs, l4,iA $500
eacn-l273 l,S57, Lass, 1859, 1850, 1861, 3,46O
3242, 3,2la 3244, 3.245, 330s, $500, $40 ~ 10
I'LL 294sl, 2o472, 2o47s, 2s,o29, 2a,oso 23oai.
1850 s22ss. $3.50, s4iss So ISL i IeS
$4,000 eaeh3,796 1868, 05S7. TO- $780, $4,000 each
3ls 1888. 1854, 1885
i,5S3, l,Ss4, l.5s5. 3lS9, $3.50. $1,000 each-2sO,
I7S5 4S9a, e74o o747 s,74s 9si9, IL 1867. IL, 2I7,
Act Of June 30, lse4-sloo oach-2,sls as17.
2,Sls $500 1866 $1,000 each-a.l4s, Ala 1896
1921 5000 1000, escn ,oo3 Soss $os9 5000
Act Or March 3, 1866, May ana Noreilber 800
each-2, 400, 2,4Os. $500 eaon--s3o s7i. $1,000
eaehS45 eie 1858, 1859, 2,04o 25il, 2,542, 2Sia,
2sH 2'S4S' 1922, $3.50 1896, 4S57, 1853, 1859,
1850 4Sol, 4,362, 4,36S 1894, 436J, 7,S42 7,saS
9,s,s 9s.s, $3.50. $4,000 each-le76, 1907, 3,Oos
3,ooe 3,Ol0 $4,000 each-l,4sS, 4,4oj
ACT or March 3, 1S66--Jtay 1865. Consols-slOo
each-26le. S.7S5, 1885, 3,7S7, 37Ss, s,eOa s,eOa.
9,l97 BIDS, e,5sl, 1915 $500 each-62 S55 1854
l.9s5, 2,0f, 1882 1858, 4.42l, $780, $50 023i
$685. $1,000 eachfs0, 1O,935, 1926 1877, l4O88
l5ul, 1881, 1882, $3.50, 1880 I5OO3 1000
1905, ls,s7S, ls,S79, 1850, lo,O25, 20032 20O33
29l0, 22,9ll. 22,9i2 22,0l3, 220l4 22g24 22s25
2e26, 22027. 22,92s, % ,o29 22,03O 22,93I. $4,000
each-2od7 26ds, 3,so 4,9s', 5,ds5. $40 900 each
Act or March g. 1se5-lss7, consors.-s5o each
3o3, 635 500 eachs56 s57, ,l20 3, $685. 9o6 1920
1,e3e 5,l82, 5l63, 5,16i 1855, $780, 255 256 525
$3.50 G,6s7. 1855. 66s9, 1929 1924 $500 cach-8i5
il5, 2eIi 2912, 1913, 3,es 3l77, $3.50 3377, 43s
3,43l, a,6l5 35l6, 4453, 5,347. $1,000 eacI,-33 57
Saoo las .l49 s425 1921 627, 1l,e2s, 1884
il,65l, 1852 1853, lldji, l2,2os, 122o9 l22ll
l22l4, 1928. l2,6Se, 1900, 1881, 1905 I2698
1897, l269s, l4,3i6, 1l3i7, 143ls, l43l9, 1880,
l4.32l, l4,322, 1929 l4,324 1895, 1906 l5l2l
lo.l22, 1929 $1,000 cach--1sl, 1872, 49, s7i sIo
$500. $685. 1925. $l0,00O-2,Sl2.
Act or March 3. 1SG5-ls6S, ConsOls-s5o0 each
800, 1885, 357, a5s, $50, $780, 36i, &c., 81 900 each
o5i LOO, l,o0j, l,064, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1906
l,6l6 1915. '
Union Pacific Railroad, lssss.-si, 900 each
100, 10i
Central Pacific Rafir0d Il, 1868 SD oOo--3lO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

boy named Joseph Smith. thirteen years OF age,
while practising with pistol yesterday afternoon.
IN South Third street. Williamsburg accidentally
discharged Its contents, consisting OF powder only,
In his face He was badly dis1gured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

The extreme fluctuations daily In the price OF gold
f,iln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

II sold. VIII still further reduce by al least four
millions.
Upon this estimate. deducting fourteen
millions rom the liabilities oil tue State
as shown above, VIZ. $25 5s36ii
Less l4.000 900
Gives liability July. 1869. $ll 543 GA
Add bon ~ issued since thai time, interest
for twelve months Estimated ......... 1900 900
The State has a debt OF less than $4,000 600 10
provide for Assuming line OF policy Is adopted to
bring the debt or the State To that amount and II
can be donel, can the State OF Tennessee, without
onerous taxation, meet the interest thereonS
Interest on $4,000, 900 per annum. ..... 5000 900
Current expenses Observation-Disclosures. 100000
total. 81, $50, 900
Annual assessment on $500 900, 900
At four mills ON the hundred
dollars would give. 81 200 900
From clerks taxes on licensed
privileges, lawsuits ........... 600, 900
From banks. insurance compa-
mes, express companies. &C.. 10000
-sl $50. 900
laHRuiia IaiIG aort4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

II lawsuits before Justices OF the Peace should be
taxed one dollar with above surplus following some
OF the figures estimated TO fall short sinking fund
OF amount large enough to extnguish the entire debt
| would soon be created,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05

SKULL YAuEYs-Dr. ". w. Jones and John McDerwin bought. recently, from Glover & Boyle tbeir ranch in this valley, for the sum of s2,OOO gold.
 FROM LOWER LYNX CREEK.-A small party of Indians visited Lower Lynx Greek. last week, and tried to corral" q pony belonging to Jos Reyoirs, which they found bobbled some dis tance above Joe's cabin. But, the pony broke it's bobblc, got away from the red knaves and came in here. Joe says that party of bare footed savages chased the animal long distance
 BOARD OF SuPERvIsORs.- Board of Super. hsss&wl commence tbeir regular March ses- sion, Monday next
 IRISH potatoes arc plenty at bit pound in currency. n
 ErREKA MLL---Cal Jackson and others arc going to start the Eureka quartz mill, in Walker District.
 MEssRs. Hargrave, Head, Jackson and others, returned to town Thursday evening last, from a trip through Hassayampa and Walker Mining Districts. From them we learn tha. Charley Taylor & Co. of Hassayampa, have considerable rich rock on hand. They found " Uncle 1" Billy Pointers arastra in Walker District, at work, crushing rich ore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05
Administrators Sale.

 Nasios Aerrby gven ta, tn p-rrsaascs sf AA srei 'f the Probate Cauri aad tT s Coaniy d lAr@ysl Tes rry of ArouA duly made aud catered ths lttA dNy of December A. D. lSs 10 tbs uaa'ier of ths eSsis 0f sad estate uiH sel pahc aucfon io tho hghess haa der c. cash suiec eu fTlsatou hy sd Probate Ceri "Wednesday the 6th dsy of Apf A. D. Ie19 in ffunt of e Cear fioas. is fhe town q P's-cost E fs rght znd that he sad iaaesite had si te tass sf his sr@h ssd al ne EghL ifls sod Interest oh Ad esiats nsay have sere r oyrasins uf law asrWis, sddition that of s sad isisstsis kf ths trs sf hs dsafh. in and ai fo-e esrtau Tieces rafv-is of 0grcuitusa aad mineral is lfag ad beinf ffaass 10 fhe Counfy of fAvayx nad TeTitoy v AfaneA tn wti Kirkland Nalsy
 DO fses u ,As Br Bag Ioas Nc 7 S. T.. EE~ B,r Bpz Mining District
 loo tees iH Ciosapin I,asis. let ExN.E. 200 ieef n Tarksy cfc-t Lode. commencing at west end of Jenn iaaEai'n oi-a'S-
 100 fst Ala Lode eotamsneing itao fcei fa disoeF s-rs's claim.
 .s6l lsst Ps.ss.aAn.as IHsie- disnoT-rr.
 TO feet Pinprt Lode asoovrry
 Bs0 t~-s Wasash Lode e.@snsesy
 An of whieh siaaied ia Turksy crech Qsarta Ns Ing District
 aoo feet Swain Lode di.oovery.
 ssG Ssss s.sss os==. f.sS-. esz-rrr--
 SO fret; Gemiui Lode discovery.
 DO te~s, Spring Vsllsy Lode. d,segvs7ys
 1o fret Ha.sasasnYs Lode dseeV~rys
 GOO feet Aeuutain Mad Lode discovery.
 DO fe-f Mountain Chisf Lode disoovery. DO fset Canadian Lode discovery.
 si'ssztea "a the HAssayAnrs QaaEts Mnisg District. D fret Nai'urs Lode nine huEdTsd and fAy fcuf fer' from end e H-ury Mieseaburgs dsoorey claim Also sao feet in Tet4n Lode discovcfy location. sias tssi ia wlckesbarg Qaars Mining Distr,ct undersigned on the day of sals
 JOHN R NAsTERsOS, Adminstraior ths of Jekn T. Howell aec~.sed Dated. March ls7o. nt