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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20

New DrscovERy.-It is rumorcd,
says the White Pine Ncns, that rich
mines have been discovered on Crow
Creek. below the Newark mill, be-
tween here and Elko.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20

ELDER KNAPP, the r~evivalist, has re-
turned to his home in Rockford, Illi-
nois, in very poor health, and proposes
to revive himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20

THE NOVELTY GLASS CUTTER CON-
i pany Of San Francisco, want 10 get . few
moro energetic men to sell this Wonderful In
~vention. Send 81 in currency for sample: a 20
per dozen. Address all orders to JOHN r.
STEERE. 418 Washington street, or p. o. Box
800, San Francisco. msr1l lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20

kRxpALl.'s bill, providing for Uni
ted States Land Office at Elko, has be-
come q law.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09

L. Yueck, the chief Chinesemanufactures
Of cigars in Portland, Oregon, recently i'm;
ported wife from his native county, and
welded her with great display. After the
ceremony had been performed at the Joss
House. the bride and Visiting maids were
dtivsn 10 the residence of her lord and
master, IN First street. when. her husband
who had preceded her, received her by
airing aJxs d. j,is, composed of . quantity
ut crackers Of the largest size.. The bride
w. .s once dierobed by her attendents and
put 70 bed, willie tho groom received his
friends and entertained them in . becoming
manner, causing them to smoke cigars, cat
sweet meats. and drink wines and sam
ssusv. In the evening feast Of roast pig,
duck, game, and oil the delicacies Known
to Chinese cuisine. wss served in the
cba,nbsr of the bride, who robed In ssplen i.
deti robe de nxis, and reclining on her couch
received her guests viii, q bland, languid
smils. Down in the shop the groom was
doing the agreeable 70 his guests after they
were dismissed by the lady Of the house.
He w"rs q happy dou't.care for the ex'
penss sort Of smile. and would every. few
minutes fire of cracker. The festivities
were kept up until = late hour Of the night,
and then, with the burning of anothee11
bunch of crackrrs, the gusts we're dism,ssed
and silence reigned. 81. -.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
ueap, bat Honest.

Many years ago. when Judge Robert
Cbarlsrn, Of Savannah, Ga was quite
youns man, he. IN company With hss father
Hon. U. p. Charlton. spsot every 6umm's
in the delightful village Of Clas ksville,
Northern Georgia. '.i.'0" ss. '"-~.s'1H
Que day Robert MAS passing aiong the
street 10 GAINESVILLE, and it happsnit oAs
election dsy-members Of Congress were
then elected BY what wss called the gssersl
ticket system, and not by districts - thdy
ars now when he was met by verdsnt
but honest voter Of the mountains, who &C.
costed him thux
''1dr. Chsrlton, are you the man thsa b
running for Congress!" ''''o 49,
mo, cir, am no candidate, my father b.
however. But may ask Why this in
quiry!" .. -... .-t o. no. VT
'No,hing. only haven't voted yet." 1T
If it ia consistent, with your fseliuea
then would like it if you would vote for
my father" .s.n- .. a,..esuI
"1iwould just a. soon vote for him ~
anybody, ..,,. .s.!.tn cit
Mr.. Charlton thanked him, and thiakins.
perhaps, his friend WAS seeking treat, in
vited him into neighboriog tavern.
"Whas will you take!" "a
IL never drink anything, but I zee thet
have ginger cakea I'd - leave take ono
With yOu - not"
''Very we'll. Give u cake"
my brother 10 in town with me-"
IAN right Tske him cake with my n.
spects." ~ g." .'
Another cake was purchased and:psid for,
sad the two friends parted, ''Greeney" to
find his brother, aud Mr.. Charlton to joih
In the merry dance, with his young fiends
In parlor hard BY. H.
vi '..Ths golden hours on golden wings"
pssssd rapidly away With Nj. Charlton.
bic friend was soon forgotten. Lam In the
evening there Wa pause In the dance, our
vssdsnt friend, very much to the surprise
Of every one, stslked into the psrlor, and
inquired for Mr.. Charlton. .. s:.,s,
/, OF course oil eyes were directed to oae
fsiesd - he approached Mr.. Chaslsou.
Drawing from his bosom four.by.six.incA
cake. he saad: ..# e." -
.'Nr. Charlton. hers's your caks. Ny
brother had voted sfore I seed him."
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
POETRY.
BIlsTHD Y9.

Oh. wto hae not tnrned. with hsast that bansd. =
Away from the light, and said:
"lcsunoe be gsy nor happy today,
'Tis the birthday Of the dead.7
Aud pe.chance We look It half.worn book,
And think Of girlish tscs,
That passed away, fsail beautiful ciay,
To it, last dark resting place.
And the tears fall f.st, - we think oe tSe past,
OF the kind liitie ways We miss. -.
OF The lips held W like wosdeise cup.
To welcome the birthday kiss. =
u perhaps Il may bea bshy Ne 80. ,~ n'-..
And the kisses fall like dew. I'd ., .' J. ..-a
Fast and light, on the fosAead white,
Though the yeasS are bat short md ie~.
IT'S her birthday now. and on: hearts ~ bow,
And stiae the grief In vain, u.g r.,.
A We look on shoe with the tpe worn thro', -.
That viii never be w0su aasnip. ,.., :
But It IL harded 70 tear, when oliver hair ~,
And mosher's face we nhs, . " Il. ~
And know that no moro. on this earthly shore.
We may give her The blrshdsy kiss.
Aud We do not think, % We stoos 70 driak 81.
OF the heskes upheld BY wee. a. Z. ..,:ut
That they've passed away, thru the eates Of DU.
And gone where We oil may ~ g. -,
o., father and mother Oh, sister and troeh(r,
Tboash We strive to forget the pain,
II an cosnes bach, thro' its 6esy track,
WAea your birthdays come again
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
T. ~ - 10. ;
Heury Clay.

Formerly Z very lsrge, WE'LL known billy.
goat roamed at large in the streets Of
Washington, and the Newspaper boys, boot
blacks, and street imps generally made
common cause against him. Henry Clay
never liked to see dumb aniubals abused or
worried, and on one occasion while passing
down the avenue, large czowd Of these
mischievous urchins were at their usual
sport. Nj. Clay with hss walking stick
drove them away, giving them sound lee
surs meanwhile. As they scattered in every
direction, Billy. seeing no one but Mr..
Clay within resch charged. on him. Clay
dropped his cane Snd caught his goasship
Dy ths h0Sns!r The goat wosld rear up,
beass nearly ~ high ~ the tall Kensuckisn
himsslt, and the latter would pull him
down agsin. THIS sost Of sport SOON be.
esane tiseeoms, and he could ooscdve Of nd
NY BY wAich be. couhi free. hiasslf frsa
this o.hosned dilemma, % In bic dsspSe.
alton he tang oat 70 the boys to 'kuaw whas
% do. Oue Of the smallest %. the crowd
sAsutsdIb Iback -. Let 60 and. run you d d
tooi!" Clay alvaysms u,aissd that although
hs sigpsd shs tsssty u Cheat, yss tlsss ssg:
gsd boy knsWssmoFe than he did. Pea Il 2ua
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
ONLY A LITTLE GRAVE.

Its only little grsve," they said,
''Ouiy just child that's dead"
-Asd - ssey esseisssiy turned away
From the mosnd the spade hsd msde thatAsy.
Al: fhsy did s0t know bow dsep shsde
That little grave In our house hsd made.
know the grave was naE5ow and small:
Ope yasd would have served for IN ample pail:
Aud one man In bis ee0 could have borne away
The ross:bue and ks freight of'clay.
4 But ksSw that darling hopes were hid
Beneath that tiny oolln I'D.
I ksow- -tkas motbee had stood thatdsy
With GoSdad haade by that form of clay. ->
] knew that burning tears were hid
Meath that dropping lash and sching lid;"
knew her lip. and cheek. and brow.
We're almost ~ white - Der baby's DOW.
Ikuew Of some things that were hid way;
The crimson irOck, and vrappings gsy;
The cap with plsnes and tasscIs bise;
The little aock and the half worn shoe:
And IN empty CRIB with it, Govern sprsad,
A. white - tho face 0e the sinless dead. '
'Tis little grave. but oh. beware r.I
For world. wide hopes are buried there; '~'",
And -. psshsps. In coming years.
My rse, like her. through bliading tears,
How much It light, how much ot joy.
IL buried ~ with the baby by.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
K.Ikht Il he H.o lkerca,eE

The Ttrrisorias Esteypriss, Virginia City,
New, is authority for !iR f.apsxed:, A few
days since / numhef of waas 10 this city in.
formed young man. Who - very good.
looking-and has i'sd the misfOrt une to find
it out that . certain young. LADY had been
greatly srnitten ny his msniy beauty This
tn the young man seemed very probable; T;
indeed he sook I, asos n,aater 'nf coursc.
The mischief makers next sent him letters
purportiDg u coms fson .alls tysunG 10y.
In one of these be wos tlIld that Tin case b
desired 70 make the acquaintance of the
writer:, he might make manifest bis willing
ness BY walking On 9 street in TIE evening.
from / til : O'Clock, With his handkerchief
thrown Il I careless manner over his loft
shouldes.s q wren ashs would 'spprOach and
,.ke hn afsG The yoank u'sn hi.s been out
Coc swnoc shrse esseiaGs with bis haadhr
chisf daspepsAo of ~ ase0sstsd Hs sfriests;
scqltered along up and 'dowp ths siraft, talts ,lts
maeh tpiisfaction IN quietly studying l!lg' hig'
while be is on duty. Not shade Of feeling
10 lost upon them, His cunning air of
w,aitchfulnesss when ~ tirst begins his walk;
his occasional nusRs 1t hope = ! yoang
lady 10 seen approaching, and his look Of
dcsbsir d bsigivss Il y fss shs eveaink.
ars IN carefully nos1a palIosepslssd
uron BY bic waggish, 4sissdsy They ~ n
h bsttse thn ~ eopeay ever tsvsatsd @
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
1nDe Artlleg9.sIo" 1ot mi@
3: - =. - ..i.l. - .,isGiyft 9di
- S~"S, - u'fr-ty


Ous,iu . certain WesesN fort. some sime
ago, the major cosceivea shs idea thss assil-
Icy. might b used sl'scsually in fighting
~isA The lsdisnss BY iispsnsiag With the
guuscassiaes sud fasesnhg the casnon upon
hacks of mulea 90 he explained his views
TO the commandant anl it was determined
10 try the experiment. A howiezer WAS
selected asd stripped apoo On ambulance
mule, v,tA ti,s'mass,e ?oinsed toward the
ssiL When they sscurtd siSs gun Asd lsadsd
t. wtshttali oassd<s, stsyIed aAasc.lm sod
sssedfot nuls sussss sls blu6, and ct up
. target In the agiddle of tberi 70 prac.
ticesk; The re1r Of tAs mule tss turned
toward the ,,aRgsG and ts Was bdsked geaaly
up to the edge Of the blufk 1o The salBeen
stood in sssAn neitcse; while tkA major in.
serted . time fpns ip ~ souch'aa0la Df,the
hAwitzer. !. Whear ths fuse tss ready. The
major lit il and rsiire'l.. Ina minute Or two
the hitberto unrudlsd pule heard the hzsing
tsck, ,tl,srs On his ipsek,s apl il made him
uneasy, He EsscAsd. bis head around 70
asosrtain what wasa SRipg %. asd ~ hs did
% bic body turped. aud the hoWiszee ,baoa1
70 swesp the horizon. The nsls u lsak b.
came excited. and his curiosity became mare
and more intense. and in second Or two be
was standing with bic four legs In = lbuach.
making six revolutions . minute, md the
howitzer. understand, ,tbrsaieuing sudden
death 70 every man within haf mila The
copmandsnt twas Qbservsd . climb sudden.
lyAp stsee the elieutsuap,s Nsw seen elid,ng
oAes the bluff into the riysg. asif they .didnt
caEsat al about the high prieeof snifoEms;
hsadjutant made good time toward the fort;
the sergeant beRanf to throw W breaseworks
with his hayouet, and the major rolled over
the ground and grosned. In two o. three
minutes there Was puff ot smske, dull
thud. and the u,ule-oh! where was he! A
solitary jackass might have been seen turn.
ing successive back. .somersauits over tie
bluff, only TO rest at anchor, finally, with
his howtt1er at the bottomof the nver. while
TIE tAli Went o6 towsrd the fort, hit the
chimney in the Majors quarters. ratified the
sdobe bricks down into the psrlor, and
frightened the Majors wife i6to oonvul
sions: They do not allude to It row. and
no report of the results Of the experiment
was ever sent to the Wsr Department ,"'','
-sE. -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09

Card II Five Lines: Square Ten Lines: OF this
type. Local Business Notices u cents per ''ne
~. Correspondence, short and newsy. collected
from Snch CANA Writer Snslne must accOmpaDy1ech
iettor. e. s.Hassntss voot n4A. PsrnAsJon - ooe
a...yys-e.yIi ...yy s-e.y-Ii 49,
PROFESSION CARDS.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09

soters .rdr yecer 81 Sf losI ayiar .a3zi.aar4 nag
| The 6Asste lssFi9 tslle ot = l4ehys sssejhs
in sha. yieinity 4 VI, Ar intlpsssd lAas .
I1eT. .days lago Jamasa Il ! 4essis diseossssd iaha,
IleqglY Efh AfkOirp, h,eh, sp, o. ~ bin
lhack Of A. T. 0qeoSs's eaoss, o. 4P4iee,
Icreek, Mqsris ~, ~ nAl1lipG mini y ~ Sielnisy
Mn Ya1ae ts5sa fso4 . EqglcAl. Ihs ditch
lESililp9 elaessd bsela, e "A - Maaee .salasa
skeloX eal q ~ M hill1!fae ID eslo1. 1ersis.
8 ,epiag Il llsl ltesn =! oyeies saek, naesea
sioSe wSsss i kad 1sa down. asd viih ny
ful ss'psiasyd daees y sMae@m @ - laeAAld a.:o
lwaehed awsY ~ GropD4 ~ thIcAly
s6tshk1ea siiK eojdA Our rliai3tkats2SR nxte
~ 1kiEdhf Edhf feA f1.1 w We isfs ottei& WI
~ kalae R5is; fliy Nv Sf6Gpd SGp III prd w
| liAl8a7 9at6 1{1S 4s1o1 ts yS2it IlesX.
alhk : q y :! i, :! Ii r. :tsa
'| |:|l!. "a s.!e ..s|.ea1 3 y sa!!.a| u !
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-11-02

To make room for large invoices
soon to arrive.
We ''guarantee'' satisfaction in
quality and PRICE, and those
desiring anything in stock, will
not regret examining same before
doing so in any other market.
Orders from parties at q distance
will meet with the same care and
attention rs though themselves
present.
Highest price paid for Bull
LION, HIDES, OF any other mar
ketable article produced in the
country.
Consigned merchandise, ma
chinery, ETC., will be promptly
forwarded to destination, as usual,
by careful and competent freight
erS, at current rates.
WIN. B. HOOPER & co.
Arizona City, May 13, 1872.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-11-02
MEDICAL.

g? CrT:E:-S, 6; ihc: VII speedily l>iGCTe
IA jlrk-Io. sIcI viscI :t.a,t,r VIII ttiicl
ne bowels arr l2adOt,, - tte sane time
~.imulatinS the Sccrc!ic:Gi CT The liver, and
gcncraIly restoring The healthy functions CT
lie i've organs
,Scror;:in, or E;n=:s EVIL, White
:ST -l.ilES, Ulcers, ErgSiE c!as, SYciicI meek,
,iOi.ge, SCrOtC40I5 iuiialniaa.iong, IudOlent
ll:laI-:aafions, McrcUriai Affections, OiG
Sores, Erupti0DS Ct the Skin, Sore Eyes,
ctc., etc. In these. rs ii al ether C0nsltC-
,i0L2l Diseases, EALKEE'5 VINEGAR BIZ
.'EGs have shown ilcr great curative pow
oT5 il the !1os5 Obstinate ;2I ia:ractabic
cases.
Dr. walkers California Vine
Ear Filters act Ca al these eases il
filiiir manner. II Purifying the E.COd
tAcY remove tie cause, and II resolving
away tie Cf-cc;s CT th3 inflamalatiCl CHE
:I5l rc;ill- Gcpcal.s > &c Affected parts &c
,cir2 hctt-l, a.. = pcrEl&2oGt cure j.
lTcctcd.
The -sccr;cIst anI mid Laxative
Properties OF Dir. NALKEI;'$ VINEGAR BIT
,ERS are tho best safe: uard il cases Of erup-
.iclIlg, All soothing properties protect TIC
,:unGrS OF the fauccS. Their Sef!atire prop
cries allay pain il the nervous system,
stomach and bowels, either FROM inflamMa-
..5l. wind, cci;c, Cr2inPS, etc.
s>irCcticns,-r1kc CT The Eittcr5 On
,.oing 70 led ;tt night from o half 10 one and
02c-haIf wine GiaSsfll. Eat good nourisEilg
scl, roast beef, and vegetables, and t2ka
outdoor exercise. They are composed CT
purely vegetable ingFcdients, and contain
- spirit.
=. =. FEcD0NkGO e. CO.,
I>r;,Frssists = Cen. A,:a., San Francisco Cal,
:: cor. Washington anil Charlton SITS, NJ.
5C1.0 II All. nRrHolSTS :, TvArFT5
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
San Diego, Arizona City and Tucson
AEess-4As
e.. s. MAZE. IGsesss LIME.

Tri-Weekly Line of four. horse
coaches running between San Di-
ego and Tuscon.
kI TIME-FIVE DAYS. ia
Leaves San Diego every Sun
day, Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings, connecting with the Me-
silla stage for RalstOn.
Fare to Arizona City, $40; to
Tuscon, 800; to Ralston, $125, gold
coin.
Office, corner Fourth and d sts.,
San Diego.
JOHN CAPRON, PrOp'r.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-11-02

Having closed our retail depart
ment. we shall, from and after
this date, attend exclusively to
the wants Of our jobbing custom
ers throughout Arizona Territory
and Sonora, Mexico.
To interior merchants, small
dealers, station keepers, saloon
keepers, ranchmen, freighters,
etc., who buy in quantities, we
now offer our entire stock Of goods
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-22
Have Patience.

A youth and maid. one winter night,
We're sitting in the corner;
His name. we're told, was Joshua White,
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty maiden said
Beside the young man sitting;
Her cheeks were flushed a rosy red,
Her eyes bent ON her knitting.
Nor could he guess what thoughts of him
Were to her bosom focking.
As her fair fingers. swift and slim.
Flew round and round the stocking
While, as for Joshua, bashful youth,
His words grew few and fewer
Though all the time, to tell the truth.
His chair edged nearer to her.
Meantime the ball of yarn gave out,
She knit SO fast and steady,
And hsUnust give his aid, no doubt.
To get another ready.
He held the skin: of course the thread
Got tangled, snarled and twisted:
Have Patience" cried the artless maid.
To him who her assisted.
Good chance was that for tongue-tied ohurl
To shorten all palaver;
Have patience p cried he, dearest girl!
And may / really have her 2"
The deed was done. no more that night.
Clicked needles in the corner;
And she is Mrs. Joshua White
That once was Patience Warner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-22
A Remarkable CaYern-KOssuth'S REM
edy for the GOut.

Louis Kossuth, Ex-Governor of Hun
gary, has been heard from. He has
lived very quietly at homo since he col
lected large sum of money IN this
country for the purpose of effecting the
liberation of Hungary-but now emerges
from his retirement to describe, in the
Hungarian paper, the Magyar Ujsag,
remedy for the govt. Here is the story:
Kossuth says that, having suffered for
some time from govt in the head, he
was recommended by his physician to
go to the grotto of Monsummano, near
Pistoja, in Tuscany, which has for the
last thirty years had a local reputation
for curing persons afflicted with dis
eases. On arriving at the grotto he had
to take off all his clothes and enter
with nothing on but a long shirt and
pair of slippers. The interior is lighted
with wax candles, which show the beau
tiful stalactites that hang down from
the roof. Here he sat for ten minutes,
after which he began to perspire pro-
fusely, although he would have liked to
remain longer. He was then rubbed
with cloths and wrapped in flannel, and
after a warm bath breakfasted in the
adjoining restaurant This treatment
was repeated daily for eight days, at the
end of which time he was completely
cured. Kossuth says that no one has
yet been able to explain the healing
properties of the grottoi the tempera'
.ture in its warmest parts is not more
than 80 degrees to "a degrees centigrade'
and is often cooler than that of the air
outside, while the water in the grotto Ii
quite cold. Kossuth believes that the
effect produced must be due to some
lelectro-mapnetic agency.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-22

HERMAN E. HAscALL, editor and half
owner of the Kalamazoo Mich 1ste-
graph, committed suicide on the morn
ing of the I'd inst, by shooting pistol
ball through his brain. Ke was forty
years of age, and had been resident
of Kalamazoo for fifteen years. He was
a son of Judge Hascall, of Leroy, N. \.
He had shown unmistakable symptoms
of insanity within a few weeks OF his
death. ts.nsr is-5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-22

The number Of persons burned out
III the Wisconsin devastated region, as
reported by. the Milwaukee and Green
Bay Relief Committee, was ,l87.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-22

had everything pertaining to the outer
man, which would draw and hold iuogi-
cal feminine regard. He might have
been young viking (if the ordinary
notion of viking was true one) with
the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-22
: Whitest thoughts In whitest dress.
Candid meanings but express
Mind of quiet Quakeress."

Three or four days went by on wings
while these two young people kept house
together and waited for Miss Strong's
fever to spend itself.
It soon dawned upon Shirley that he
must have fallen in lore with this plain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-27
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NJ. 2o4.
L. 3. Survey No. Sc.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City,
U. New, october IS, lS72.-Sotiec 10 hereby
gwen that the A!hambra Mining Company, By
Jacob L. Van Bokkelen, Superintendent and
Managing Agent, has this day fled In this once
u copy Of the plat and the field notcs OF survey
OF claim, together with notice Of application Tor
u patent from the United States, under Act OF
Congress approved May 10, 1872, for " thou
sand q ,0OW llncal feet Of q certain vein or lode
OF quartz or other rock IN place. bearing Roloi
silver, copper and other metals, commonly called
and known as the ALEXANDRA Lode and hh.amora
Mining Company, situated In the Devils Gate
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada. The
names OF the adjoining claimants, on the sAne
or other lodes, are as follows, 10 wit: Genetseo
Company Oh the south and Dayton Company on
the eastward, and IL more particularly described
as follows, to-wIt: Beginning at Post Mol,
located on the north line Of the Gencssee Com
psny's claim, from which post the quarter sec
lion corner on the west line OF section 10,
ship 10 north. range u cast, bears south ID DEG.
IS min. west l67 feet, and running thence, nrst
course, north 75k deg. west ~ feet 70 'poet
No. 2; thence, second course, north ~ DEG:
east 1900 feet TO Post No. 3; thence, third
eourse, south 7Sk deg. art 1915 feet 10 Post
NO, 4: thence, fourth course, soutp IAN cog.
weet 2,0OO feet to Post No. ], the place o. begin
ming, containing ~ 90 10 acres. The bearings
netic variation OF IS deg. ~ min. east. Bearings
to natural and permanent monuments: From
Port No /, Kossulh Shalt bcars norlh ssh deg.
east: from Poet No. !. Mount Lincoln bears
south 40k deg. east. The width Of the lode u
unknown. but the croppiDgs chow plainly Tor
about q thousand feet on the touth end OF the
clam, The location OF the w,tbln.deseribed
mInipc claim ~ OF record. and may be found In
Book I, page 81. Of the Mini < Records Of the
Deyirr Gate Mining District, Silver. City. Lyon
county, Nevada. The claim IL more particularly
described In the notice, plat and fela notse
posted In this office and on Post No. OF tho
claim.
oc26 God ADOLPHlS Waltz, heslrlsr.