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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07
The Railway Ride.
By THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.

By THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
In their yachts on ocean gliding,
On their steeds Arabian riding,
Whirled Ger SHOWS on tinkling sledges,
Men forget their woe and pain;
What the pleasure then should fill them
What the ecstacy should thrill them
Borne wi tn ponderous speed, and thunderou'
Ger the narrow iron plain.
Restless as dream of vengeance.
Mark you there the iron engines
Blowing steam from snorting nOstrils,
Moving each upon its track;
Signing: painting, anxious. eager.
Not with purpose mean or meager.
But intense intent for motion,
For the liberty they lack.
Now one screams in triumph, for the
Engine-driver, grimed and swarthy,
Lays his hand upon the lever.
And the steed is loose once more;
Off it moves, and fast and faster,
With no urging from the master,
Till the awed earth shakes in terror
AT the rumbling and the roar.
Crossing long and thread-like bridges,
Spanning streams, and cleaving ridges,
Sweeping over broad green meadows,
That in starless darkness lay
How the engine rocks and clatters.
Showers of fire around it scatters.
While its blazing eye outpeering
Looks fer perils in the way.
To yon tunnel drift careering,
In its brown mouth disappearing,
Past from sight and passed from hearing,
Silence follows like a spell;
Then sudden sound burst surges.
As the train from earth emerges
With q scream of exultatisn.
With wild and joyous yell.
What the chariot swift of Ares
Which a god to battle carries?
What the steeds the rash boy handled
Harnossed to the sun-god's vain?
Those are mystic; this is real;
Born rot of the past ideal,
But of craft and strength and purpose,
Love of speed and thirst of gain.
Oh what wildness! oh what gladness!
Oh what joy akin to madness!
Oh! what reckless feeling raises
Us to-day beyond the stars!
What to us all human anti-hills,
Fame, fools sigh for, land that man tills,
In the swinging and the gathering
And the rafting of the cars?
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

Will do good to you for they cure Bliousness Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Indigestion Pleurisy Impurity of the Blood. Jaun.
dice Dizziness, Diarrhea, Female Complaints, and
Mid purgative for Habitual Costiveness and all Dis
eases arising from dsordered state of the Liver and
Stomach, Also,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07
NO. So.

home so hSd. 1t seemed long time
ago-years almost How odd and ILL
felt Surely was not going to die
there, in that room all alone? 1 scream
ed aloud-there was no answer-no one
needed the lonely lodger. / put my
clasped hands above my head and
prayed for calmness and help in my ex.
tremity. Then my thoughts wandered
again to death. Perhaps | should be
found there in the morning lying cold
and stiff; they would shake their heads
and murmur, "Poor young thingl"
The landlady would find directed let
ter in my pocket, and then my father
would come up and identify me.
should be put in my coffin carefully and
buried in some London cemetery among
strangers, away from any one who had
loved me. My father would repent
then his MISUNDERSTANDING weep
too late. He would look at me, all so
still and white. and know it was his do
ing that lay there. How sad it would
be to see one SO young dead Would
my face change much. l wondered
Mrs. Byng would then grieve, and Mr..
Lomax also. But where should 7 be-
I that lay there? i.ohag
Sleep came at last, full of troubled
dreams, but blessed, as it brought for.
getfulness TO the present. Christmas
morning, in trying to rise, tainted so
had to remain where / was. They
brought me food out of pity; the wo.
man of the house sat by my bedside,
and begged to be allowed to write to my
friends. tH
"There must be some one who cares
for you, poor child" she said. 95,
"No one," l sadly answered; "only
let me alone" raIn
The next day she again stood at the
bottom of my bed herhusband wanted
his rent; he refused even to get bread
until he was paid. She could not change
his resolution. Payment, or else l was
to be turned into the street, i'll or
we'll nda 1 Us
"You shall have your money, and l
will quit the room to-day" l said as /
emptied the contents of my purse into
her willing hands. There was only just
enough-not penny overland all my
ornaments I had already pawned.
What to do next, alas, knew not. aiua
Despair gave momentary strength.
rose and dressed. One look at the
glass before left; no one would recog-
nize Beatrice Byng now-no further
fear of that. Sunken eyes, hollow
cheeks, white lips. The old bright
Beatrice Byng, then, was really already
dead it was merely her spirit or ghost
that moved along now.
Melancholy took up my bag, and
passed out of the house, houseless andgi
friendless. 3D.. ..r t.-.. .,..f f.ir.
Wandering aimless.y up and down
some quiet terrace near, felt my little
strength was going, 1noney for food
must be had somehow. A lamp-post
before well-lit house attracted my at
ton surely, might lean against it;
no one would say to me nay there.
A sudden impulse, quick resolve, and
| broke out with hymn / loved:
"While shepherds watched their Aocks."
1t was as though an angel sang within
me, the voice was SO pure and clear.
The door of the house opened; some
one came to my side; money was held
out. | looked up and saw dimly
through film of tears gentleman.
" Miss Byng," was all he said and / Z
lost consciousness.
X
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07
WINES AND LIQUORS

For MEDICINAL purposes. Drugs Medicines Chemicals
PapeFs,soaps Combs. Rasors Pocket tutlsry Hair air
Oils. Toilet Articles Pipes. Fine Cut. Smoking ana
Plug Tabaacos. School ana siang books, EIates.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07
CANCERS! CANCERS!

TANCERS and Tumors taken ont and cured with
- out cutting or Any surgical operation In ell
cases cure guaranteed or no charges made
Jas. CARTER, Cancer Doctor
fSkY Wyoming, Wis,
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HIS SIDE.

hlS 0lDEs
She fell into these arms. After all it
was decrced that should find her. /
carried her into my house, ny sister,
who was now quite well, helping me.
We laid her in our best guest-chamber.
Many days and nights death and love
fought together; my darling was re-
stored to health. Day by day she grew
to know how loved her; day by day
her heart became mine. In the spring
time, when the flowers bloomed and
the violet gave out its perfume, we were
married.
Col. Byng gave his daughter away;
but Mrs. Byng never even sent mes
sage. 1 find it hard to forgive her;
but Beatrice whispers, eff it had not
been for her, we should never have
metz e.r
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C. C. JENKINS.

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER. AyOCA. WIS.
IA. Attention paid to plans and estimates of all
kinds of Carpenters and Joners' work. Shop.
of Third street, opposite PARIS Lumb yard. S3yI
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BISHOPS
PAIN STOPPER +!

Is the best medicine obtainabe for Sprains. Rheum-
atism, Collie in Horses, Distemper Poll Evil. Kidney
Complaint, Pain in the Small of the Back, commonly
called Crick in the Back" &C. Full directions ac-
company each SfS bottle bSd For sale by r.
ment of Nf AoA S'''A =" oAAoA0o 'so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 100. In q.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
~, City, Neycda, MGy Z, lS12.-Gotice II
hereby given that the Niger. kayine Mining
Company, by G. c. Stevenson. Agent, have this
day, hlcd in THE office q diagram, together With
notice Of application for a Patent nom the
Uiited Stater, under Act Of Congrers. approved
July %, 1866, for 1900 feet OF q certain vein or
lode OF quartz or other rock In place bearing
gold, silver. copper and other metals, commonly
called and known as the Niger Rayinc Mining
COMPANY, situaied In the Devils Gate Mining
District. Lyon county, Nevada. Said calm f.
and on the South by unknown Company and II
moro particularly described a. follows, to wit:
Lying between twO end ljnca, ono OF which be.
Ing tho South line. commences ut Post No. !,
located In N eyer Ravinc about o quarter OF o
mile northeast from Silver lily, and runs from
said Post No: l. north u deg. west. Guessing
through a post at 200 feeti, and south o. deg:
east, {passing through q post 1t 100 feet, and
the other OF which being the North line, com,
mences at Port No. 2. which bears nom Post
No. north 25 deg. cast 1900 feet distant, and
runs nom raid Post No. 3 north u cog. we Z.
passing through q post at 200 feet, and suuth6i
leg. east. (passing through a port at 200 feeD.
Tho lcngtho OF the claim ~ the distance betweeG
aid endlines. 1900 feet. The extent Of tho lode
~latcrally cannot be ascertained. neither 10 itt
true course known. From develormentr made
the lode Ia known 10 exist In shafts NO. ! and =.
and tho incline shown on tho accompanying d.
aeram and such points are accepted a. being
embraced within the lode. The lode is sup,
posed tobe embraced within an area OF clever
IN acres Of. Post No. I. The quarter section
corner on the west line Of Section 0, Township
lG, North Range q east, bears south % deg
Said claim Il more particularly described ~
the notice and diagram posted In this ONCE ano
~ mvs M ADoLPuUs Waltz. REGISTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
APPLICATION FoR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1873.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City
u. New, May u, lS72.-Notlce 10 hereby
given that tho Red Jacket Gold and Silver hln
Tug Company by W. T Stewart, Superintend
emf, have this d y nled In this Office . diagram
together with notice OF application ior q paten'
from the United States. under Act OF toDgtest
approved July ~, 1856, for two tbousana, ~
or other rock In place, bearing gold, SILVER, cop.
Der and other metals, commonly eaiIea any
Known as the Red Jacket Lode, ard hcd Jaekct
Gold and Silver Mining Company, situated In
tba t,old NIL Mining District, st.rey and Lyob
conntieS. Ncvada. Said claim 10 bounded on
lhe' north by unknown COMPANY, and is more
Particularly described az follows to'wit: Com
frenoingAt Posi- MOL, from which me NORTH.
we,t corner Of the. St.. Lonis ComnaDy's claim
hScsrs north IS deg. IS min. east 40 feet dis.
tsnt and the i section corner on tho south line
~ soc. S, Township IL r,rth. Range 81 cast,
fjears north Q deg. 81 min. east, 1891 feet dis
tSnt: and running from said post No south
40 deg, west 1855 feet TO poet No. 2; thence
sout6 sk de-. west 7s6 feet 10 poet MOI {. The
iepcth u the claim is the distance between the
posfs Nos. !, 2 and $500 feet. The claim 10
Bounded BY end fncs, one Of which, being the
north line. commences at post No. ], and rum
north, 80 deg. west, and south IS deg. east; and
tho other OF which, being ths south line, com
west, and south 80 deg. cast. The croppinSs
marked on the accompanying diagram arc &C.
being embraced In the lode. The ex.
tent OF tho, lode laterally cannot b ascertaiusd.
but II 10 supposed 10 be contained within an
area OF twenty.four 2D acres.
Bald claim 10 moro particularly described 10
me notise and diagram posted In this onlee and
= n ~ aDoLpuUss WATT. Register. {
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
I%: ApoLpuus WATT. Res,ster
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO, 10S.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
u. City, Nevada, June ~, lS72.-Notice 10
hereby given that the Hartford Mining Com.
uapy. by Nathan Solomon. superintendent, has
.his day filed In this Office a diagram, together
with notice Of application for patent from The
United States, under Act OF Congress approved
July ~, 1866, Tor 1900 tect OF q certain vein or
ode OF Quartz or other rock In place, bearing
:old, silver. copper epd other metals. commonly
caIcd and known az the Hartford Mining Com.
Jany, situated In Gold Hill District, Storey
county, Nevada. Said claim is bounded on the
iorth by unknown company and on the eoutn
W unknown company. aud 10 more particularly
iescribcd as followe. to wit: Bounded by end
nences ut Post No. ], located In the northeast.
eriy slopc OF ridge weet Of tho suecor MIL, and
Instant about 90 feet from said mill, and runs
rom Post No. / gSHo east, aud south $50
wet the other OF which. being the youth line,
commences at Post No. 2, which bears from
Post No. south stko east 40 feet, and RUIZ
rom said Post No. q north GsHo cast and south
$40 west. The length OF the claim is the 9is.
.ancc between said end lines, LOO ieet. Inc
width OF the lode f. unknown nom develop
.neuts made. Tho lode IL found In Tunnelr Nos.
/ and 2 (shown IN accompanying diagraml. ING
c~roppIpes OF the same being rhOwn TO the west
4 The above described line. From Fort NO. !
Inc quarter section corner on the south nnc OF
Section s. Township 10 north. Range q east,
bcars north 1870 east l,0a4 feet. The Iooe -
supposed TO be embraced In an area OF ten wv
Said claim IL more particularly described IN
the notice and diagram posted In this omeo anu
On les IS s sti'D. ADoLpHus WATT: Register;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
FOR PATENT,
NOTICE. no. 1872.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, carson
". City, New, May %, lSI2.-Noticc 10 here.
by given that the Enterprise Gold and Silver
Mining Company. by John Rickelton, President.
gether with notice Of application for u Patent
,iom the United Slater. under Act OF Congress.
pproved July ~, 1886, for lUUO feet Of q certain
vein or lode Of quaitz OF other rock In place.
bearing gold. silver, copper and . her metals
commonly called and known as tho Blue Com.
stock Lode and Enterprise Gold and Silver
Mining Company, situat, d In Gold Hill District,
Storey county. Nevada. Said claim 10 ooundet
onthe North by unknown Company ana on The
South by unknown Company, and Is more par
t~icularly described as follows, 10. wit: Bounded
by ~nulincs. ono of which being the North line.
commences at Post No. ], located on the cast.
erly slope OF low ridge west Of Gold Canyon.
Lower Gold Hill, about one half milo weston
DEVILS Gate Toll Road, OF which point the y
section corner on the west line OF Section s.
Township 10 North, Range II East, ,bearsNorth
10 deg 30 min. East, Se feet, and runs from
Post No. North S3x deg. West, tpas.ipt
through q post at 200 feep, and South ssx deg
East, ipassii x throni h u post al aO lcet), ant
the other OF which being the South line, com
mences at Post No. 9, which bears from Post
No. l South 6k deg West 1000 feet, and rum
from Post No. : North SSH deg. West, tpassinl
through o post at 20O fect), and South SS& deg
Ia: {, (passing through a post at wv feet. Tue
length of the claim Is the distance between
Posts Nos. ! and Z, 1000 feet., Tho walls OF the
lode arc unknown, but tho lode is known TO OK.
list in q small shaft sunk in the groupings al
the South end OF the calm. (showD In the ac'
companying diagram), and embraced In an arcs
Of nine () acres. ,
Sand claim is more particularly described in
the notice and diagram posted In this once ana
mySa uod IDhIpurs WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE no. lSa.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
Os City, Nevada, April 30, lsTa.-Sotice Is
hereby given that the Columbia South Exten.
sion Company, by John Spring, Agent, have
this day fled In this once d diagram, together
With notice Of applicat on for a Patent from The
July;e6, 1865, Tor 400. feet OF \ certain vein or
lode OF Quartz Or other rock In place, bearing
gold. stlyet, copper and other metals. com.
monty callad or known as the Columbia Lode,
aud Columbia South Extension Company. sit
uatcd In tho Devils Gatc Mining DisIrici, Lyon
the north by the Columbia Company. and on
the south. by unknown owners, and Ia moro
particularly described rs follows, 70 wit: L. Ing
between two end lines, one OF which, being the
northern limo, commences at Poet No. !, located
In Spring Valley. about 800 fect west or the vir;
ginla and Carson road, said Post eelng laeh y
Survey No. ~. and runs north u deg. 81 min;
west l(passipg through q post at 200 feet, and
south u deg. ~ min east passing through u
post at 200 feet; the other OF which, being, uhe
southern line, commencrs at Pot No. ., which
bears from Post No. laoutb SOY deg. west 800
feot, and runs from said Post No. 9 no1h 69deg:
west (passing through a post at go feet), and
south 50 deg. cast (passinC through q post At SO0,
teet). The length Of the claim Is tho distance
between said end lines at Posts Nos. and 3
From developments made. the lode ID found IN
" shafts located upon the groupings at a dis'
,ance OF about $50 feet westerly from the above
described centre line. The lode Is supposed 10
DO embraced within an area Of ten acres. From
Post No. l the quarter section. corncr on the
west line OF Section %, Township 10, North
ger chains.
said claim is more particularly described In
the notice aud diagram post d In this oflee and
'mya am fhDoIPIUS WATT, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

IT g.. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
u, City, May 20, lsI2.-Notico Is hereby
.iyen that the Alta Silver Mining Company, b.!
Henry SUMMER. Agent, has this day dled II.
his 1 1lcc q diagram, together with notice oil ap'
plication, for a Patent from the United Slater.
under Act Of Congress, approved July %, 1896.
for 1900 feet off ccitsin VEN Or lode OF quartz
Or other rock In place. bearing gnld, oliver, cop
Der aud other metals. commonly called ant
know u as the Woodyillc Lode md Ala Silver
Mining Company. situated in Gold Hill Mlninl
District, Storey County, Nevada. SAID claim II
bounded on tn North by the Brilliant Company
and on the South by the Woudviile Company.
and "a more particularly described rs follows. TO
wilt: Bounded By end lines, one OF which being
the South line, commences at Post No. j, loca'
ted on the summit OF ridge eastward nom the
Iustice hoisting works, AT which point III,
K.section corner on the south line Of Section. ).
Township 10 North, Range 81 East. bcars sontll
IS deg. East zoo feet, and rum from Post Nc. }
north 30 deg. East, (passing through q pest. o.
DO fcet,) and South 20 dog. West, Cparsint
through a post ut 40 feeD, and the other oil
which being the North line commcncea al Posl
No. 2. which bcars from Post No. ] North II
North 80 deg. East, passing through q post al
100 feet). The length OF the claim Is the dis
lance between Posts Nos. l. and a.l.S00 feet
The width OF the lode l. unknown. From d..
yelopmcnts made, the lode IL known to exist In
the shaft on thci South end Of the claim, rhowi
m the accompanying diagram, and embraced ir
an area OF eevenieen I'D acres.
Bald claim Is more pa tlcularly described In
the notice and diagram ported In this ONCE anC
ON the claim Of said Company.
myol COL ADOLPHUS wAITZ Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22

The following account Is given ofhow
birds are taught to sing tunes In Ger
many. 1t Is chiefly done In Fulda, \
town In Hesse Cassell, where they keep
regular educational institutions for
bulinches. They place the young
birds Into glasses Of SIX to ten each,
aud keep them In the dark, turning 4
little handorgan. for them when they
are ted. Finally, the birds commence
to associate the music with the feeding.
aud when hungry they commence To
sing 4 few notes Of the tunes they hear
daily. Those who do this are at once
placed In a more cheerful room, when
some light Is admitted. This encour-
ages them and makes them more lively.
Then they like to sing and are soon
taught more. The most difficult part
l. the first starting Of the birds, some
OF which have 10 be kept for \ long
time In the dark, and OIL starvation
rations, befofe their obsthacy Is over
come. In order to teach them several
tunes they receive lafter being thus
first taught In classes) private instruc-
tion from the little boys Of Fulda, each
of whom has a few private pupils Of
this sort. Their education lasts niue
months, when 1t Is completed, and the
birds sent into the world rs accom-
pllshed performers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
III n ,Ss ApoLpHus Waltz. Register.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. 1876.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
u. City, Nevada, June 22d. lS19.-Notieo
" hereby given that Samuel b. Martin,
owner Of the Keystone mine, has this Gay
sid In this office Q diagram. together
win notice Of application for . patent nom
tho United States, under Act OF Cou9resr,
approved July q. 1850. and all Acts gsupple,
mcntsry thereto or amendatory thereon, and ~
other Acts OF Congress relating thereto, lor L,2Oo
rock In place. bearing gold, silver, copper and
other metals. commonly called and know y 40 tho
COmstock Lode and keystone mine, situatedi IN
Gold Hill District, Storey County, Nevada. Bald
claim Is bounded on the North by unknown com
pany, and on tho South by the Jurttce lndcpen-
dent Company, aud 10. moro partteulArly de:
scrIbed as followf, TO wit: Bounded by end
lines. ono Of which. being the north line. com.
menees at post No. 1. 10y ated n small fasin s
Hill, and which post No. ] lie 1900 feet nom NE
crown Point south line. at which polLt the I
lection corner on the west line OF Section .,
Township 10 north. Range 81 cast, bears north
is deg. wert 5s7 feet, and runs from eaid post
No. j north VI deg. 10 min. east, and south "
deg. 10 min. west; and the other end OF which
being the south line, which 10 the Justice and
independent north line. commences at post No.
;. which bears from port No: ! south OdeR. east
/, 2OOfeet, and runs from said post No 3 north
81 deg, 10 min. cast, and south CT deg 10 min.
west. The length OF the claim IL the distance
between posts Nos. ] and 2, LOO feet. The
walls Of the lode are unascertained, but they arc
supposed TO be embraced " thin an area OF 100
!cet on each side Of the above described center
line, or tx o. acres.
The notice and diagram posted in this ONCE and
ieas aed ADoLPHUs WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-22
je2I Qod ADOLPHUS WATT, ReRister.
APPLICATION FOR PATER1.
NOTICR No. 1877.

TT 3. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
Y. Nevada, June %. In. Notice Is hereby CIV
nthat the Roxby Gold and Silver Mining ana Tun.
aeling Company. BY J. A Penntl. Trustee, has THIS
Jay nled In this office q diagram. t~ogether with no.
lice OF application for q patent from the Suitcn
states. under Act OF Congress approved July %.
1870, for 2.as fret Of q certain vein or lode OF quartz.
" other rock In place. bearing gold. silver, eoppcs
md other metals, commonly called ana kiloWn a.
,he Justice Lode, and Roxbury Gold and silver MIN;
no and TunnellDg Company, situated.ln Gold dll
District, Storey county, Nevada. Said claim Is
bounded on the north BY the 0yernan Company.
md on the South by the Justice Independent Com.
ANY. and Ia more particularly described a. follows,
o wilt: Bounded by end lines. one or which. b<lps
he south line, commences al post No. ], located N
American Flat Ravine. about 800 feet northerly nom
the Justice hoisting.worHs, and runs north 0! .drs.
10 min, east, and south g. deg. ~ min. west; ue
.ther OF which, being the north line. commences al
,ost No. ., which bears from post No. north % ueE.
west 2, a6s feet, and runs from Aaid post No. . north
az deg. west, and south Sax deg east. The length
of The claim Is the distance between the Justice In
dependent north line. and the .O'ernian CompanJs
,outh line. or bstween posts Nos. J and ? .2,33i seI.
The width or the lode 10 unknown nom develop
ments made. A point IN the Roxby tunnel, thorn
On the accompanying diagram, Is &C sptsd as oelnS
mbraced in the lode, at q point north % DEG. wet
400 feet nom post No. J., the quarter section corner
IN the west line OF Section 5, Township is north.
Range q east bears north s. deg. west ST feet. The
ode Is supposed 10 be embraced 10 an area ofSxtesn
Said claim 10 more particularly described IN The
iotice and diagram posted In this once and % tho
ieaseoa ADOLPHUS WAITE, Register.