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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-17

Victor d. Fuchs, A Jefferson street, is re-
ceiving them daily by express. Call on him
for o supplies.
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LOUISVILLE GIFT CONCERT.

The Capital Gift in the last Grand GIFT Con,
cert in Louisville Was drawn 81 Melnphls ana
INC CaDitaI Gfn-one hundred thousand dol
lars-in the present drawing, may come again.
No accounting for the freaks and faneleS 81
dame fortune. Moore says ne sens mont yu.
pTfze tickets, but won't agree TO pay for a
search warrant 10 inc the parties drawing
the prizes. Secure your tickets in time.
THE circus was yesterday afternoon greeted,
at the opening entertainment. with a very
me house, and last evening was visited Dy
thousands. Every available inch OF standing
room was taken, and hundreds turned away,
unable 10 gain sdmittance. To-day, however,
extra seats VIII be prepared, and all viii Oe
comfortably. seated who wish to visit this
truly nne exhibition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-17

EcoNoAY-For gentlemen to send their fall
and winter clothing 10 be cleaned or dyed and
repaired, to HANSON & WALKER, 26 SEC
OND STREET, for they make a specially OF
kind Of work, 3
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HOUSE-GROUND-A house on New Madi-
II son street, No. pa; contains five rooms
and a kitchen. Also, two acres near the
- Cherry place y SELF
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NIGHT PCHOoB in Market Street Building
Commanding MONDAY, the 10Th instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-17

Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
menf. 81 Madison street.
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jog LOCKE, 2S61S Main street, has all the
leading magazines, pictorials, weeklies n
daihes from all parts OF the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-17

WAGeENER, Sl71< Main street has the finest
merchant-tailoring establishment in the city;
The largest assortment Of goods fresh from the
hands Of the importer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-17

acknowledgements cure for neuralgia.
q. w, Jones 4 Co., sell 1t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-17

The business viii DO continued BY J.J. Raw
Lngs and Jno-L RcwituE. under the same
urn style as heretofore. We VII be pleased
70 see al our old lriehLs, and VIII conduct our
business for their interests on liberal and cor
rect principles.
~ Those Indebted 10 tbe old drm VIII please
the Importance OF settling mp aud be
again. j. J.RAWLINGs & co.
Memphis, September ,, 1872. se3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
WONDERFUL FOUNTAINS ~ iii: f.r;!
AND PLEA GNi,
THE HRIGilTE>T sP II ~ ri!E SHINY >''r:i

Are located III the ilr,i':IrHr r'.4:"'. "
Grurgil, :wrn:v fva r:,',.> >'a h",H I"
Gha,rauoosr, T"nn.. au't M'h'H '~" n:;"-
ct ,hr Western an! lI'aiii;' hri:r"rd.
Tlrsr Sp;ing<, fry TWO jm nr:l''"r, 'n'
brace every v,rirly o! mineral 'rri"r !"r!i':
in the famous r1on"rnii:- % FI"ini' -
white, red and h!ark Sr!p!!"", ...lr:h.:hl
al-nral;ng and chAI,he";r, N 'g'i,'~llH 81! ,
and inii!,.: Is also the waters ra .rhri'I''
zirg lh~ MnnrvAle Springs. II! T"n""S>"",
aud Ianihn Springs, OF G"orGt': al "a
which arc 20 h,. inn:r,i here il ahnn'!n"r'.
within the compass nl dis M '-!r Vale.
AFFORDlNG 4 CERTAIN CURE
tor Dyspepsia, Ri"nm ,riSn. GoHt. l.is ;
romplai1t>, SrrotniA, all ki:'!S ot tAaHrnn>
Affections. and in fact, every disra>r l'a'
hurnan fish is heir TO.
THE HOTEL AND COTTAGE BUILDINGS
are in thorough co&ii! o., ne"iy painted
and en- ir"Iv new appointments.
TIE TABLE WILL BE FIRST-CLAS:;
in every p,rticnlar. 4 magnificent ball
rnum. leo 81 feet, a#'l elegantly h';"d
uaror<. Bill ,rd AMI bar room IS trri inI'g.
md a rapArlnnS howling <nl""n.
Direct Geographic. anH postal com'nnn-
cation.
r." huidi - and sronniS i'll h" i';iI.
iiarrsv iinm;u.trh xiln ga. a:;,i every a.
;ra"iom sill W afforded he visitors t" 'n-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

The Memphis (Ivnn">>r') 'vaia""'''
gives some account Of >i'.yua: p!'.
nomenon nnm witnessed At L" 81" ="
old Fort P;ilo~. on th" N'>>:-~ip. :
where the hlu:f bark f ,!:r liver ',-,i':
ti:tv or Sixt9 f.-t above thr Nafrr. is a.
fire. and Far several , cck> past !ta> be-
q ming "iih-s vocann" f'r = a:>'a:.r
Of several bnr'irc.i rar,i>. vi: "a'':
rally the people ;'"iac in the '."i ?I'1r
hooi arc puzz;c'i TO N"o' how :" ar
count for the pl,Hnn"r":'nn, anH ~" -
= little frightened! hy the "ju'ii h"",;'.
which rise from ;i!c >;'i,. of the tiuff t,
= height Of several feet.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
MRS. !. r. DARBY,
MISS LABORDE.
MRS. ". II. GIBRES,
MISS I. D. MARIN.

TIE Board Of Direc Or Of 'he S"n';i Caro-
lima Monumental Asso .;ation be. to announce
that q Coacerf in nhaf Of their .t-s"cr,'i'n
will be given in Columbia, early in NoTem-
Der. 4 number Of celebrated amateur ger
formers of this place, be>i,lrS several scnt'e-
men from other parts Of the State, have
generously lent their services for the occa-
sion.
The programme and full particulars Of
the Concert will be published >ome weeks
prior to the Fair, SO thar p"rSonS residing in
distant parts of the STATE mar av'il them
selves Of this opportunity 10 eniov rich
musical f,cat
The Monument ASSOCIATION has purchased
size for the Confederate Monn!ncnr, an
hoDeS soon 70 l'.v ::,r co"1er stone. 4 !arc''
sum is still needed tr comolete the work, and
We appeal 10 nli for ri Ito those whn>'
privilege If was TO tish; by the side Of :h
ral;en7 dead whose deed we commemorate: ::
10 the mof!,er> and wives Of these rl''n; w.
their children. who in wears 20 come are +"
redeem Soath Cir,';:,a; and lastly, % thos"
who love iiberiy, N.;i who honor he pH>taa:i
pray for the iu:Irc of our beloved air
South C,:r3Iina MDHnmtut A<>oci !tIon,
September IS, 1872
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

.Unmsc seI-.-E13 SgaT.a:.b2rg and C.ioa
Railroad.
To t"ilmrhc" 10Th Nay, ST..
S:s.z5s-::ssss sz5:s 5A a.l[l
-sS5.s:;s- -E11tz31G:z 4sSS17Sy-
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

E!f"rtS have been ma,!r IN Ei,gi:ir t.
have the remains OF General Masrt,:rr
removed from TexaS. where ne died. to
his native State, Virginia. With tbs
view, james Bsrron II 'pr, e;li'or of the
Norfolk S:rsir;an. a,!,;re->ed a letter To
Allan B. Masrnd"r. of Bairi:rnrr. the
brother Of the Genera, asking tn" con-
sent Ct the family. Mr.. MagrnAvr an
SwcrS that, knowing his brother ,nirndvd
to make Texas hi h"n,, the family hai
arceied to request of the ci:iz n> Of
Galveston, Texas, to r"m"vc from
IlouStrn his remains Ais: inter them at
that place, to hc srh hyan appropriate
InuncHacDt 20 his memory.
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S c. Monument Association.

COLUMBIA, September 22@, 1872
The BoaYd of Dlcc:orS of tie Snnih Gro
lima Monument Association. encouraged ny
the success of the BaZ,ar last wear, ::u';
Welding TO the urScn. request Of 4 crea'
number Of persons. rake pleasure in nnn"unr'
ing tina. they will op"n the M"nu'nen;
Restaurant" at Ihc Fair Grounds on the frs:
dav of the Fair, and wilt NOT c'o,e the:
sales until after ,hc distribution Of prizes.
The Restaurant i entirely under the c''n-
troll Of rhe Board OF Directors of the ASSo-
citation, AMI the Executive Committee is ar-
pointed from :hcir number.
Lunches will be served from II O'Clock a
m. till I D. n. ;,
Contributions os meat and poultry, aS wei!
as Of money, are >nlic'ed, and nav he sen
70 either Of the following ladies. who com
pose the Executive Committee.
MRS. !. r. DARBY,
MISS LABOROE.
MRS. ". II. GIBRES,
MISS I. D. MARIN.
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VI T. ( S
Fl or 1 l. & UIDE
For 1872.


THE Frs: EI::ion "I Two !iuNoHEp
Tmrr-A>D c"pi:> jn-l i!n>'ir'! i i "''-
.anriv l,Iiu,rl on li'r tinted ;nar'r, IN iw"
CoLo>s, nrn! illustrated wi;h "."" Three
Hundred Engrayincs o; Fl"""rs AID
Ersrtn'ir-. an!
TWo EoLORED p-ATE3.
The n.ns. f,ran;i!uI Az! instructive. !:tii.
.nsu" and FiGFal Guide Iii t." ""r'si--
u. ra@.S. @i,:mg GIl"r''i=h ''irrri'"::@ 10;
IL" r,.mr.. "f F!n"rr- ans! N"@rr''''!''-, Or
:,urr.t,rim1 "rnTnr!s, n!aEl"1 ~ H.. a.:
4 i:ri>::H'> lrr$'rI Ia" my "n-i"n.'r-.
..r, .n.w:r,I.r - anr 20 amply ir ny H.,
f:,r TtH rH>rE. cniv "ln..:!'!arr'T N" ro~'.
Aires. JANIS WICK,
Ja.r. ). Ill. kHL'tr.H t;;. :. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
SURAN(E1 NOTICE.

THE undersigned ta'jG aUh hi G E&edii General s.e"t '
al!
t'i: lives i'll !'""
meeting, unanimously the fI"ing
RSuivri Tn 0 the unusually l paid
h Nrh and East, which hrig ihrr"
of
"! Agricultural an Mc!:
yi>c<; II
acrri: Of
- invested
II acrmdac "ih the regulations Eo"rn sections which
ii premium cHai
,>..rN JOHNSON Po.t.
:. N8HaE, "c'r
Of in hieh rank I Last
mn,I h>ii Is l'rge Grrani $l7
brewery o it.
AENEY. AGENT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
DREAMS.
EY SaLi: :. "ATT%Y.

'.N. L a:c sch stuff
As dreams are made OF, md oar Ei';'' III.
Is rounded with Sleep. SHAKESPEARE.
Golden ripples on the wall,
Lince, while the shadows fail;
E len visions trailing far,
T rough the sunset gates AIR;
Diaalond anc,.arS on Times stra"d,
Tracery Of the Almighty hand;
Death and sleep, its counterpart,
MutelY crossing hand a d heart;
Things that are, aud things ;lat seem,
Through the pearly doors Of dream,
Strangely blens, by Gods cecree,
In a dua! mystery.
Thus, when sorrows night has shed
Blight for living, pail for dead,
Fairer forms of light are born;
Suns cross Ger the dark TO morn;
Dreams are mirrorcd life to DC
Heaven in an earthly sea:
Stars a, play, amid the sand,
Chime in chorus deep and grand;
Spirit symbols here and there
Tell US God is everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-29
n ,Nss God ADoLPuUs WATT, Register.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NnMInH M 1nl
NOTICE NO. 191.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
u. City, May ~. lST2.-Notica II hereby
given that the Alta Silver Mining Company, by
Henry Summers. Agent, has this day nled III
his licc n diagram. together with notice OF APP
plIcation' for a etent from the United Slater.
Under Act OF Congress, approved July ~, 1850.
for 1900 feet OF a cert IN VEN or lode OF quartz
or other rock In place. bearing gold, silyer, cop.
pcr and other metals. commonly called and
KNOW as the WOodvillc Lode aud Ain Silver
Mining Company. situated in Gold I'LL Mining
District, storey County, Nevada. Sald claim IL
bounded on tn North by The Brilliant Company
and on the South by tho WoOdvIlle Company,
and IL more particularly described a. follows; to
wilt: Bounded by eud lines. ono OF which being
the south line, commences OF Post No. ], loca'
ted on the summit Of ridge eastward nom the
Ju-tice hoisting works. NJ which point the
A.sec,ion corner on the south llie OF Section 5.
Township l6 North, Range 81 East. bcars south
Is deg. East l,S0a feet, and rum from Post No.
north 30 deg. East, passing through u post al
30 fcct,) and South 20 deg. West, (pa-sing
lhr ugh a poet OF 40 reet), and the other OF
which heinz tho North line commences q, Post
No. 2. which bearr from Post No. ] North III
d.g. West I,s00 feet. and runs from POET No. =
North 80 deg. East, ipasring through q post al
aA0 feet)." The length OF the claim Ia the dis
TANGO between Posts Nos. ] and 2. l.sQO feet
The width OF the lode l. unknown. From d..
yelopments made. the lode IL known 10 exist IN
the shaft on thr Sonih end Of the claim, showL
IN the accompanying diagram, and embraced H.
an area OF seventeen 10 acrer.
Said Calm ID more pa ticularly described In
the notice and diagram posted IN this ONCE and
On the ella m Of said Company.
my2l sQd eADuLPHUS WATT. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-29
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 100.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
u. City, Sevcda, May {, 1872 Notice IL
hereby gwen that the Niger kaviIe Mining
Company. by c. c. Stevenson, Agent, have this
day filed In TIL. office O diagram, together VIII
notice Of application tor u Patent iruin inc
U,ited StRtec. under Act OF Copgrese. approved
July %, 1886, for 1900 feet OF. o certain vein or
lode OF quartz or other rock IN place bearing
gold, silver. copper and other metals,
called and known rs the Niger Rayine Mining
Company. situated In the Deyi'r Gaze AiIring
District, Lyon county, Nevada. Snid Calm lie
bounded on tho North by unknown Company,
and on the South by unknown Company, and Is
more particularly described NJ follows, TO viii
Lying between Two end lines, one OF which DC
Ing the South line. commences ut Post No. !,
located In n Eyer Ravlne abont o quarter OF q
mile northeast from Silver tity. and runs from
said Post No. ! north u deg: west: Spassine
through q post At 200 feet and fouth U, deg;
cast, lpassing through q post al Wv ieep, ana
the other OF which neing the North line, com
mences at Port No. 2. which bears nom fOsi
No. ] north 25 Gcc. cnat 1900 feet distant, and
rulr from said Post No. 2 north u ttsg' We y,
tpasslng through q post AZ go fcct), and ., nth6 d
deg. east. (passing through a post NJ 200 ieeO.
length OF the claim II the distance between
aid end lines. 1900 feet. The extent o. the lode
~lntcrally cannot be a.ccrtalned. neither IL I've
true course known. From Developments mad.
the lode Is known to exist In shafts No. ana =.
and the incline shown on the aeon paDying, d.
sgraln and such points are accepted a. peins
embraced within the lode. The lode ~ sup
posed to be embraced within an area OF eleven
tlD acres at Post No. !. The quarter section
corner on the west line OF Section 8. ToEn.hip
lG. North Range 81 esst, bears aouth u des
vert sol feet.
Said claim IL moro particularly described 10
the notice and diagram posted in this once ano
vi mvS ood hDoI Pills WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-29

PROGRESS IN JAPAN.-Almost every
paragraph Ia the news from Japan l.
highly suggestive Of the rapid social
revolution that Is going forward. Rail.
ways have quickly become popular
and n scheme for tramwaya iE foSo-
hama Is In progress, In connection
with which two cars have arrived. 4
society for the prevention Of cruelty tn
anlmak has been formed the Govern
ment Is occupied with measures to pre-
vent prostitution, aud the principle OF
free trade, though not thoroughly rec
oSnized, IL &C far accepted that 1t l.
proposed In the revision Of the treaties
next year to expunge the clause pro-
hiblting the export Of rice. The young
Mikado Il no longer q hidden mystery,
but appears openly among the people.
He attends public ceremonies. such as
that at the beginning Of n new rail-
way, leartis G-rman and drinks cham
pague. Next year it Is In coutempls-
tion to open the country freely to tor
elguers, and finally. In proof OF jap
anese progress the British sentiment
that '.there Is nothing like leather"
has 80 completely taken hold OF the
Government that an order has gone
forth for soldiers and all officials to
wear leather shoes OF approved West
ern pattern. These are Japanese
signs OF the tunes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-29
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE no. 1872.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
". City, New, May D. lSf2.-Notice Is here
bS giycu that the Enterprise Gold aud Silver
Mining Company. By John Rickelton. President,
has thls day fled IN this Office u diagram, 10,
gether with notice Of application fora Patent
rom the United States. under Act OF Congress,
pproved July ", 1856, for lvoO feet OF Q certain
vein or lode OF quartz or other rock In place,
bearing gold, silver, copper and o her metals.
commonly called aud Known as tho Blue Ton
stock Lode and Enterprise Gold and Silver
Mining Company, situat d In Gold Hi District,
Storey CO. pty. Nevada. Said claim s bounueu
on the North by unknown Company ana on the
South BY unknown Company and IL more par.
~ticularly described NJ follows, to wit: Bounded
by nj lines. one Of which being the North Hne.
Commences az Post No. ], located on the cast.
erly slope or low ridge west Of Gold Canyon.
Lower Gold Hill, about ono hslf mile west OF
DEVILS Gate Toll Road, at which point the "
Townshin 10 North. Range y East, bears North
~ deg 30 min. East, $50 feet, and runs fronI
Post No. ! North SSt deg. West, tpassiDg
through a post at 900 fcrt), and South S3k deg.
East, Ipassi X throu. h u poet at sU0 fcet, and
the other OF whicii being the South line, com.
mcnccs at Post No. 9, which bears from Post
No. l South 6A deg West lU00 feet. aid rnus
from Post 30. : North SI deg. Wcst. tpassing
through q post at wv feeD. md South ssh deg.
Ia I, (passing through q post at NV feet. The
lclg1h Of the claim Is the distance between
Posts Nos. l and Z, 1000 feet. Tho walls OF the
lode are unknown. but the lodo 10 known to ex.
LIST Ia q small Rhnft sunk In the groupings at
the South end OF the cain. (shown In the &C.
companylng dlagrara), and embraced In an area
or nine () acres.
SAID claim IL moro particularly described In
the notice aud diagram posted In this ohce aud
myS, Sod ADLLpuUs WAITE, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-29
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1913.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City,
". New, May u, lS72.-Noiice y hereby
given that the Red Jacket Gold and Silver Min.
Ing Company, by VIZ Stewart, Supcrinteno'
ent, have this d y fled In this ONCE q diagram,
together NTH notice OF application Tor . patent
from the United States. under Act OF lopgreso
approved July 20, 1866. for Two thoussha, siA
hundred feet Of a certain vein or iooe on quartz
or other rock In place, bearing gold, silver, cop;
nor and other meals, commonly called and
Known AS the Red Jacket Lode, md Red Jacket
Gold and Silver Mining Company. situated In
the Gold Hill Mining district. st rey nnd Lyon
conntiey Nevada. Said claim 10 bounded on
he north by unknown company, and ID moro
particularly described a. follows. io.wit: Com-
mepcIpg al Post No. |, from which tho north.
went corner OF tho St. Louis Company's claim
bears north 10 deg; IS min. east 10 feet die.
tant. aud the y section corner On the south line
OF Sec. 8, Township IL u nth. Range 81 east,
bears north 2 dcg.3 min. cast. 1921 feet dis.
tant and running from raid post No ] sonth
50 deg. west 1,sD feet to post No 2: thence
south 81 deg. west 1B5 feet 10 pott No. 5. The
length u the claim IL the distance between the
posts Nos. ], 2 and 3-2,bUO feet. Tho claim 10
bounded by end rnes, one Of which, being the
north limo. commences at post No. !. and runs
north IS deg. wet, and south Is deg. east, and
the other Of which, being the south line. com
west and south IS deg east. Tho croppipSs
marked on the accompanying diagram are &C.
cepted as being embraced In the lode. The cx.
tent OF the lode literally cannot be ascertaintd,
but IL 10 supposed 10 be contained within an
area OF twenty.four (24) acres.
Said claim L. more particularly described 10
the notice and diagram posted In this once and
nyslS@ ADoEPHUs WAITE, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-29
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. IoS.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
". City, Nevada, June ~, ls1i..Sotico 10
hereby given that the Hartford Nining Com
| pany. BY Nathan Solomon. Superintendent, has
this day died in thir oiice . diagram, togeiher
with notice Of application for q patent from the
United Slater, under Act OF Congress approved
July 2B, 1865 or ], 400 feet OF . certain vein or
lode Of Quartz or other rock In place, bearing
gold, silver. copper and other mctAls.
cal cd and known a. the Hartford Mining Com.
pany, situated In Gold Hill District, STOREY
county, Nevada. Said claim 10 bounded on the
north by unknown company and on the eooio
by unknown company. AID 10 more PARTICULAR!
described as follows 10 Wit: BOUNDED py eno
linc., one Of which. being the north line; com
mencce at Post No. !, located In the nortnsaet,
erly slope Of ridge vest OF the I; uccor MI, ana
distanr about p0 feet from said mill. az q IunS
from Post No. ] ts4e casf. and SCUM ~
west; the other Of which. being, the south nns,
Pos, 40, 1 south 2 No east l.A0 feet, and runs
nom raid Post No 3 north 6Ske east and sonth
YsXo west. The length Of the claim % the obs
,sncc between said end lines, Loo feet. The
width OF tho lode r. unknown from defe,op'
ments made. The lode IL found In Tnnnelr nos.
I and Q (shown In accompanying diapraml. Ibe
Groupings OF the same being shown 10 the Wes!
NJ the above described limo. From Po.t {.
The quarter section corner on The LOUIE hneei
section. s. Township I6 north, Range q east,
hears north saIo east 1904 feet. The lodo Is
supposed TO DO embraced in an area OF ten (lU
Said claim 1. more particularly described IN
tho notice and diagram posted In this once anu
on io tsS u sti'" ADoLpHus WATT: Register: