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Having examined into the condition CT the
above company, and become associated with
it's General Agency, l commend it to the
citizens of South Carolina IN one Of the safest,
most reliable and successful Life Insurance
Companies in tho United States.
Good canvassing agents desired in every
District Address, Branch Office, Columbia,
sc. NJ L. BONHAM
Nov
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The WonD "SoZoDoNT," which is fast be.
coming household word is derived from the
Greek, and composed of two words, sozo and
ODoNTEs. 'SoGo," translated. means to pre-
serve, and 'odoEtes," tho teeth. SoZopoNT.
preserver Of the teeth. And it is true to its
name. - -
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A man eighty years Of age has married
n maiden of fourteen in Minnesota. That
would be another instance Of union be-
tween December and May, were it not
for the fact that the ootegenarian was q
preacher, and married the girl to fell
low only trifle older than herself.
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Ny Ok AND Youn BULn-A ''spcckled
Mongolian," named Smith, fancifully
called a negro cadet" ut West Point,
broke cocoanut dipper over the head
of one Wilson. white boy from Wyo-
ming. The New York Tribune thinks
Smith was right, because, when ho smoto
Wilson, he constructively wbacked all
the other white boys who had abused
him. The Richmond Dispatch, amazed
ut this mode of reasoning. puts it to
philosopher Greelcy's paper thus:
eff rebel were to break O cocoanut
over frcedman's head it would talk very
differently about it. It regarded Sum
ner's head as the collective heads of all
philanthropists, but it certainly did not
consider that Brooks standing was un-
unimpaired by cracking the collection. "
The Dispatch is quite right. The other
day some refractory Puritan boys stoned
Massachusetts school marin to death,
and hardly any other notice has been
taken of it. Ye gods! as Mr. Forrest
would say in Viryinius. suppose some
"rebel" rngamuffins had killed thut poor
spinster from the Old Bay State!
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
D. c. Peixotto & Son-Sale of Lots.
D. 3. Miller-Richland County.
z. Bouknight-C., @. & A. r. r.
Call at the Sign of the Indian Girl.
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Mr.. EDITOR: must again beg your
indulgence for small space i'll your col
umns in answer to ''Fnir Play"
Had "Fair Play" charged the Board
of Regents of the Lunatic Asylum only
with a mere want of formality in the
awarding Of the contract for the cxten-
sion of the Asylum, it would have been
none of my business to defend them, as
they were the awarders of the contract.
What action the Board in such an event
might or might not have taken, am of
course unable to say. But as long MS the
sad misnomer of 'Fair Play" insinuates
that the Board of Regents are chargea-
BILE with criminality-defraudi the
State-I feel in duty bound to ''inter-
pose the shield" between "Fnir Plny"
and the Board of Regents, for the sim
pie reason that it would reflect upon me
with equal force, because I would have
been obliged to be cognizant of the fraud.
A shield is pleasant thing to have, as
"Fair Play" himself can testify; for
am we'll persuaded to believe that if the
shield which now screens the devoted
head of "Fair Play" were to be with
drawn from him, he would not be quite
so bellicose.
The side-Aings of Fair Play" as to
my 'having taken my choice" and Sc
Letting to ''share their fortunes" over
look with the same pity for him with
which overlook any gratuitous remarks
so common ut this time, and which have
come to my ear. "Do right and fear
nobody" is one of my maxms. The en-
tire TRADE of "Feir Play" is, after all,
not SO much duty" as political clap-trap.
[ scorn unfair means, no matter what
political party employs them; they keep
up enmity and strife, when the true poll
cy for all is 10 court peace.
The contract was drawn up by myself,
and ought to know what the amount
contracted for is, and do know it; but
if Fair Play" makes assertions, lie must
also substantiate them. Whatever s'Fair
Play" may be, ho is no lawyer; for the
novel principle of law which he lays
down would puzzle the youngest student
of Blackstone.
What right had parties, whose names
delicacy forbids mentioning, to presume
that the balance over and above the ap-
preparation of the first extension of -
before the war. "would be forthcoming?"
Was ''Fair Play" THEN Interested? Did
''falr Play" then engineer the appropria-
tion? Is this not the entire difference,
that my OK cores your COW instead of
your OK goring my COW?
Regretting that necessity has obliged
me to set myself right before the public,
and hoping that 1 may have succeeded
in this without giving offence to any one,
l now, with thanks to tho PHOENIX for
the privilege afforded me, close the dis
Of
fully, G. r. BERG.
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SpALD1NGs GLUE will mend your ways. or
anything else that needs mending. OSOt3
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9RdKNfSKrfoNs.s=- Sfriisg % the COM
munication OF Fairfield" that appeared
In Sundays PHOENIX the Newberry
Herald, says: - -
ssI"Our readers will weigh them for
themselves. AS stated in our last issue,
@ severe line muat be drawn, and The
time for advising with the;negro is past.
The races are separate aud distinct. It
will be waste of time, labor and breath
to attempt TO convince them of their best
interest. and lead them from out the
baneful influences into which they have
thrown themselves in such reyengeful
and antagonistic array. Their position
is simply and plainly one of hatred to
the white race, and we will DO doing
ourselves only greater Injury by con-
tinuance of our past course. We do not
advocate Incorporate measures, how
ever, or violent extremes, do not mean
harm, but simply to remember that we
are the white people, and that they nre
the negro, that they have chosen their
ground and arrayed themselves against
US with determination and hate which
is unmistakeablo, and that our policy is
TO LET THEM ALONE, and take care of our
selves. But we must have organization
not politically-be it remembered, and
the views below are worth consideration.
Let MS have thorough understanding
and union Of the whole white people
of the State, not forgetting either the
worthy exceptions among the negroes
who have identified themselves with us,
or any others who may see fit to cast
their lines in with us"
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Cigars.

ENUINE Imported CIGARS, together with
VI u large supply Of Domestic CIGARS.
Prices to suit all. JOHN G. SEEGERS.
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Mackerel

1O0 PACKAGES new HIACKEREL Bos-
lOO ton Inspection, Nos. /, and 3, in
barrels, half barrels. quarter barrels and kits,
just received and for sale low, by
Nov CAMPBELL & JONES'
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Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur.
ance Company.
GENERAL AGENCY AT CoLCa1DI.

GENERAL AGENCY AT COLUMBIA,
October 81, 19Tn.
MTE take pleasure in announcing TO our
w policy-holders and tho citizens of South
Carolina, the association OF Gov. NJ. l.. BON.
HAM, with our General Agency, aud that he
will give his personal attention to tho inter-
Gsts of the company i'll every portion of the
State.
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INFAMOUS OUTRAGE.-We learn that.
on Wednesday night OF last week. re-
spectacle and inof1cnsive citizen of this
County, named Benton, was taken out
from his house by gang of negroes and
whipped until he could hardly stand.
The affair occurred in Lower Salem. A
negfo, in the night, broke into house
occupied by two white girls, and entered
the chamber in which they slept. For
tunately they escaped tho william and fed.
do was identified, however, and, as it is
reported, his place of abode visited by
parties unknown in search Of him. But
ne had concealed himself somewhere else.
Ihorcupon Mr.. Benton, who lived in
that nelghborhood, was visited and hor-
ribly treated by gang of negroes as we
have stated above. It is said that the
negroes were nndisguised, but were led
by white man in disguise, who was re-
cognized. News.
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North Carolina Butter.
OO KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, on con-
lO signment, AMI will be sold very low to
close. Packages average from twenty to
thirty pounds each.
Nov 3 GEO SYAIIERS
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General Groceries.

nNHE largest aud best assorted stock Of
FINE GROCERIES,, WINES and Ii
QCORS III South Carolina, can be found at my
Store. a call will prove this allegemcnt.
Nov 3 GEO SYMMERS.
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Notice.

N0C1Ce.
rVNHE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK would
IL call the attention of the public to the fact
that they are transacting a GENERAL BANK
ING BUSINESS, and extend the usual accom-
modations to business men and others, who
favor them with their accounts.
Oct 23 A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier
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COMPARATIVE INCREASE OF ATLANTIC
CITIES. BY the returns of the ccusus for
1870 the increase of population in the
city of New York for the last ten years
hos been ut the rate of 13 90 per cent.
In Philadelphia the increase has been
164 per cent. In Baltimore the in
crease has been n little over 25L, per
cent. Thus it will be seen that the in
crease of population in Baltimore has
been at n rate nearly double that of New
York city, and onc-third greater than
the city of Philadelphia. Baltimore has,
therefore, every reason to be satisfied
with the growth, being in rate so much
greater than that of the two chief At
lantic cities. This result proves that our
growth has been an extraordinary one,
as WAS the general belief from the evi-
dences in our midst, the great extension
of buildings. etc. The population Of
the chief Atlantic cities by the censns of
1870 is as follows: New York, 924.613;
Philadelphia. 657, Brooklyn, $780,
600, and Baltimore, 257, 500.
Here is warning to young men who
jeopardisc their lives every day. young
man at Indianapolis, Ind, has been I'M
der treatment for what is discovered to
be lead collie. It was long time before
the doctors found ont where he got it,
but at last the terrible truth came out.
He had been in the habit of kissing q
young woman who improved her COM
plexion by the aid of cosmetics There
should be law passed that women using
that stuff should put sign up. Beware
of the Collie" Then man could 90 to
destruction with his eyes open.
nrSi II
pock, respected and prosperous mer-
chant on East Bay, was found dead on
the floor of his room, at the Mills House.
about half-past 10 o'clock this morning,
by one of the servants who was going his
morning rounds. Mr.. Hoppock retired
to his room about 9 o'clock last evening,
evidently in perfect health and in the
best of spirits. Charleston Republican.
A reporter of the Newburyport Herald
says, and says it boldly: "Last evening,
rs soon as Tithonus had retired for the
night, and was enjoying his first snooze,
his spouse, the rosy-fingered Aurora,
daughter Of the morning, snatched the
saffron -colored coverlet from his bed,
and, wrapping it about her. danced Jig
in the Northern sky"
Scan you manage to give my son one
of the prizes at the exhibition" asked q
mother of n teacher. 'No, madam, /"
was the reply; "your son will stand no
chance; ho obstinately persists in idle
ness" "Oh, but thcD," exclaimed the
fond mamma, "if that's so, you can give
him prize for perseverance,"
fire in Charleston, on Thursday
morning, destroyed two small houses,
corner Morris street and Jasper Court.
The occupants wero colored people, who
lost everything.
A colored woman named Jenkins, and
n coored man, name unknown, we're
found dead in Charleston, on Tuesday
night.
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LEAPHART, JEFFERSON & RANSOM,
General Agents.
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Superintendent Office, c., c. & A. R.R.
Clothing.

ITO auit all, ut reasonable prices, at
IL Oct % j. .SULZBACH ER'S.
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Butter. Butter

On SMALL. size kits superior Noun tain
Nv BUTTER, just received and for sale
very low, ty +. u. SEM e. CO.
N0y32
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sss sllistsofF7ouEsastI.1p
now building on Fifth Avenue IA {jgi4en
as an evidence Of the growth Of luxury in
New York. These hoQsas cost from
$50, 600 70 $3.50. 900 apiece, and that
merely for construction, excluding the
value of the )and and the furnishing
Indeed, the sudden extinguishnsns Of
Paris as centre of luxury and fashion
seems to have inspired New York with
the purpose to assume tho vacant place.
We hear of the furniture which is going
into these republican palaces as repre-
senting sums of money capable of ex-
preston only by six figures. Bepsteads,
whose woodwork alone costs $4,000;
sideboards, whose value is S3,OOO;
etegeres, costing 81, 900, are among the
articles; and that this is not spasmodic
extravaganza is shown by the fact that q
leading upholstery establishment of the
city keeps on hand n stock valued at
81 ZOO, 600, and does a thriving business.
The man who can afford to live in n
$1,000 house and sleop on 50, 900
bedstead may be considered we'll off
financially. and ho who can arrange an
entire establishment on that scale with
out violating the rules of artistic har-
mony and propriety, has the best right
49, NhS UoAiu " opCuN iuOuty III tuuC
way. If the millionaires of New York
can wed the culture Of the old world to
their money, they may succeed in repro
ducing Paris on this side of the Atlantic.
provided they keep their streets cleaner.
The TRIUMPH IN WEST VIRGINIA.
West Virginia must henceforth be set
down as o Democratic State Cut off
from Virginia and erected into State
for purely partisan purposes, and mani.
pulated in the oruoible of disfranohise-
ment until radical ascendancy within it's
borders seemed permanent, it has in one
day overturned every nice calculation,
and converted IN instrumentality of
Republican strength into q lasting source
Of weakness. The first result of the
Democratic victory will be to let in some
20, 600 now disfranchised citizens, who
will hold the State Democratic for years
by sweeping majority, and next to this
comes tho election, vice Mr.. Wiley, of q
Democratic United States Senator in
the forty-second Congress, whose vote
will neutralizo Mr.. Boremau's 5 uutii that
gentleman in turn is superseded by a
Democratic successor, always provided
Mr.. 3. is not so worked upon by the
sight of West Virginia's DISTINGUISHED
thousands at the polls as to turn Demo
crat forthwith with an eye to reelection.
West Virginia has done we'll. Now for
Missouri. .-Ne,o York: World
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u6if ~ the sign. 81 e6ie' Tnaian Girl. 20:
lumbia Hotel Block, aud select your Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes, TO-, from very ane stock
just received. .-,,,-- .v Nova
Rithland County.--In the Common
Is Pleas. "A
Elias Gradick, Us. D. B. DeSsuaaure, Admins.
TRAITOR, ct al.
FHlHE creditors OF the late firm Of E. c.
Il Smith Bro. are required to establish
their claims before me, OH or before the first
day Of January, 1871. BY order of Court.
d. Is. MILLER,
Nov # c.. c. c. and Special Re ferec.
Superintendent Office, c., G. & A. RI
COLUMBIA, S. G November 3. 1870.
EN GASa5!sssttsl FOR the accommodation of
90 - persons wishing to visit the
STATE FAIR, special train will be run be-
tween Chester and Co'urebia, November ., 1O
and IL. as follows: Leave Chester at A. NJ,
arrive ut Columbia at 10. 10. Returning leave
Columbia at p. NJ, arrive at Chester 9.25.
Round trip tickets for one fare, to bo had by
application to Agents.
Nov. 4 c. BOUliNIGHT, Supt.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

E,oR DELINQUENT TAXES FOR THE FIs-
IL CAL YEAR ending December 81. A. ID. 1859.
Under and b. virtue of forty three different exc
euttons. issued out Of Justice Atzood's Court,
Township No l, Hamilton, White Pine County.
Nevada to me duly directed and delivered da
ted April IA. A. D. 1870. upon forty-three differ
emit judgments recovered in said Court on
April 9Th. A. D.. 1870, and now Of record In
said Court. In fAvor OF the State Of Nevada.
plaintiff. and against the following named de-
nndants and possessory claims and improve
ments thereon. or improvements when separate
" assessed. for the several surns due and ow-
ina upon each lot or parcel Of land and improve
ments thereon. together with costs. ascraing
costs and expenses Of sale; and In pursuance
o. an Act entitled IAN Act TO provide revenue
ortne support Of the Government Of the State
o. Nevada. approved March 9Th. 1865. and all
Aefs ~smendatory thereto, 1 shall expose for sale
~ Pnonc suction, according to Law. in front Of
me Courx-nonse door. At Hamilton, White Pine
County, Nevada, between the hours Of y O'Clock
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

NOR DELINQUENT TAxEs FOR THE FIs-
IL CAL THAR ending December 80, A. d. i19-
Under and by virtue Of I different executions,
issued out Of 7 Ehth Judicial District Court.
W. H Beatty, Judge. White Pine County. Ne
vadA. 20 M duly directed and delivered. dated
AVul 25th and SGfh, A p. ls7u. upon ! dinfr-
eni judgments recovered in sid Court On March
1ai. and April Sah. 1879. aid now q
ncord In said Court IN favor Of the
State Of Nevada. plaintiff. and against The
following named defendants and posseasoy
claims and improvements thereon. or improve
nlenfs when separately assessed, for the several
sums due and owing upon each Jet or parcel Of
land and improvements thensoa. together with
costs, accruing costs and s~EFeuses n sale and
In pursuAnce Of an Act, entitled An Act 10 pro-
vide revenue fr he support ofthe Government
a the State q Nevaia. approved March 9th.
lss. and al Acts anendatdry therfia, ] shall
expose or sale ~ public auction, according %
law. in front ofthe Courthouse door. at Hamil-
ton. White Pine County, Nevada. between the
hours q 2 o'clock a m. ana 5 O'Clock ?. m,
namely. 3; Il 0'cloctm. on
Friday, June Sd, A. ID. 1870.
50 much Of each piece Or pareel Fl land herein
after described. togther wifh improvements
thereon. or improvements when sssassei separ-
stely. Is shall b. necessary % satisfy said exeeu<
ton and costs q sale. in the gold coin q the
United States Of America; al q said property
and being each SEPARATELY described as follows.
70 Wit
A. staples, lots y. ~. 10, Is and ls. IN block ".
lots 81 /. s. Q and 7. IN block o. lots s. &. ;. II.
i. Is. IS sud II. in block q lots ]. ?. 3. 1 s.
=, 3. 2. 10, II. ~. "a. u. Is and Is. in block 3.
lot IS, in block o. lets ! uni ?, IN block i. and
lot ? In block ? and improvements. sherman
town, mlllsite. 5l0Lf0o feet. = nils :. u sher-
maut1vn. known - the hohier mill, and ina
pruvemeuts; go acres q wood land. S. q sher.
mAutown. embracing land covered by Little
Giant and kohlers mill; amount. s774p3.
John Murphy, lots ?. II aud l.. in block G. lots
!, ? and 3. IN block E, Z. Is feet of lots iS, 70
and %, In block Is; and lots { and s. ia block
e., ard improvements, Hamilton; amount,
S4ss.25.
Fogus * c.. lot u. block 8, and improvements.
Hamilton; amount. s4a0.65.
A-P Ho;Aling. lots 10 20 IS inclusive. block -.
lots 2 70 80 inclusive. 81 80. Hamilton. and al
that certain tract or parcel Of land Known a.
Wslion's Addition 10 Hamilton. except lots :
sQ10, bl 100, bl l0i: lots : II u IS Is % .
% % q ., 81 100; III los; III I29. 81 fss. hl
25; hl rs: lots p 20 n. bl is5. lots . 10 -.
blls3; n = b III. lots Z. q. b III; mill site
No One and mill site Z and imp. Amount
ssO7 IS.
sheriTs Office. Hamilton, May ?. 1870
L. IRWIN.
sheriff. White Pine County, New.
By JNo. S. NICHOLSON. Deputy Sheriff.
ma3-3nds
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And IN accordance with law, and an ora.seW
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 2ssh d. y
March, A. d. 1870, SO many shares ~ 9ssyd
parcel Of said Stock as may b. necessar, eaeh
be sold at the Office of the Company. Room WI y
%, Hayward's Building. No. 40 California - ~.
San Francisco, California. on TuIsDAv ~
Path day Of MAY, A.. u. 1870. at the hon. me
O'Clock p. m Of said day. 70 Fay said delipons,t.
assessments thereon. together with COST sdueht
vertising and expenSes Of sale. :" ID
JOSEPH l.. KING. seeret,~.
Ofhce-Room No. %. Haywardss Bufld,ng Z
4l9 California street, San Francisco. Cal. M ~ /.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

EoR DELINQUENT TAXES FOR THE us
II CAL YEAR ending December 81. A. D. 1859.
Under aud by virtue q fnrty-seyen different IL.
ecuti0nE issued ont n Justice Heizel'E Court.
Township Ne. 2, Hamilton. White Pine county,
Nevada. 70 me duly directed and delivered, dated
April 10th. A .D.ls7o. upon forty-seven different
Judgments recovered in said Court on the Feb.
10. and April s, A. D 1s-o. and now Of record
in said Court. IN favoF q the State Of Nevada,
plaintiff, and against the named de-
PENDANTS snd possessoy claims aud improve
ments thereon, or improvements when separate.
ly assessed, for the several sums due aud owing
upon each lot or parcel Of land aud improve
ments thereon, together with costs, zccruiug
costs. aud expenses Of sale: aud In pursuance Of
an Act entitled An Act to provide nveue for fhs
support Of the Government Of the State Of Ne
ada, approved March 9th, 1s65, and all Acts
AmendAtury Thereto. | shall expose for sale at
Courthouse door. At Hamilton, White Pine coun.
ty. Nevada. between the hours Of . O'Clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. m.-namely. at II O'Clock m.--
Saturday, May esth. A. d. $50,
81 much Of each piece or parcel Of land herein.
after described, together with improvements
thereon. or Improvements when ASSESSED sepz-
rAiely. IS shall Be necessary 70 satisfy said exc
eution and costs o. sale. in the gold coin Of the
United States Of America: all Of said property
being situated in White PIN county. Nevada.
aud being each separately described as follows.
70 wit:
". B. NeKenny. leo seres Of land and improve
ments. situate 5 miles east from Hamilton;
amount Al -.
jeremiah Miller, Isl LILO acrss Of land and i'm
p~novemenfs. one mile west froIn Treasure
City: arnount Al -.
Joseph King, - sE100 seres Of land and i'm
p~royeInents. IL miles so1th from Treasure
City; amount a2 g.
NJ. Pruyn. 1b0 scres Of land and improvements.
N miles north from road leading from Ham
Iton 70 Patterson: amount 40 o5.
VIM Plunfett, q 1-loq acres Of land and i'm
p~rovsmenfs, situate southwest IL miles from
hbrehardt mine: amount 80 80.
J.B. Hitchcock. 1eO acres Of land and improve.
Inents. situate about 4 miles east from HAmil-
ton; amount 43 63.
]. W. Clark. IS A3R and ! P of land and i'm.
provenents, situate y miles s0utheSst from
> y brown, . Ssl0o AUres If land and improve
mentsl situate southeast ~ miles from Ham.
ilton; amount -
john Smith. lao acres Of land and improve
ments, : nales east from Hamilton: amount
R. H. Rogers. leo scres Of land and improve.
ments. A miles east IRON Hamilton; amount
I13.
O.. A. Lloyd. go acres Of land and improve.
ments. sdjoining land Of White Pine water
Go, and 3 springs in the same: amount Is %.
7. Flahery, $50 aeres OF land and improve.
nents. sltuaie about 3 miles east Of Hamilton
amount % 80.
Morris Martin. leo aeres Of land and improve.
ments, az miles east from Hamilton; amount
nIs.
John simpson. leo acres of land and improve.
ments, ~ miles north Of Hamilton amount
sl1a.
J.. Brooks. LOO Asres Of land and improvements
sir.ltea ~ miles north Of Hsmiltoa amount
sFoa.