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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-18
Summons.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sEN-
il enth Judicial District of the State OF Nevada
in and for the County of Lincoln.
Cordela Power, plaintiff, vs.. Daniel Power,
defendant
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District of the State of Nevada,
in and for the county of Lincoln, and the com.
plant filed in said county of Lincoln, in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to Daniel
Power, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District of the State of
Nevada, in and for the county Of Lincoln,
and answer the complaint filed therein with.
the service on you Of this summons, /: served
in said county; or il served out of said county,
but within said District, within twenty days;
and in all other cases, forty days; or
Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer of said CON-
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
| OF divorce dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
| now existing between you and said plaintiff, on
the grounds of willful desertion and failure to
| supply the CONN on necessaries of life for more
| than two years last past, and that she be per.
mitted to resume her maiden name, and for
| costs of action.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint
-. Given under my hand and the Seal Of
| Js.., the District Court Of the Seventh Judi
cisl District Of the State of Nevada II
t--* and for the county Of Lincoln, this l6tl
day Of June, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-three.
P. b. MILLER, Clerk
Bishop sABIS, plaintiffs attorneys. jeI7.ln
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Beckwith Mining Company.-Loca-
uon OF works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln
county, State OF Nevada; principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco, Cal.-Notice is hereby given
that at meeting of the Board of Trustees of
said Company, held on the 7th dayo Of July. 1873.
an assessment of fifteen 5c.l cents per share was
ievied upon the capital stock of said Company,
payable Immediately. in United States gold coin,
70 70 the Secretary, at the office OF the Company,
Rooms and 8, No. 800 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 1lth day
OF August, 1873, shall be deemed delinquent,
ana will be duly advertised for sale at public
suction, and unless payment shall be made
oetore, will be sold on Tuesday, the I'D day
VI september, 1878, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
ny order Of the Board of Trustees.
W. H. WATSON, Secretary.
omce: Rooms 5 and 6, No. 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal. jylo-td
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DR.. HENLEY'S
Celebrated |. X. |. Bitters.

"A ant Tonic.
~ THE BEST LIVER REGULATOR
KNOWN! A sure Cure for Dyspepsia.
These Bitters are prepared from the most
choice and wholesome herbs and roots, have CIV
en- universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thou
sands Of Dyspeptics have found relief through
their use, and physicians recommend them for
the cure Of all diseases Of the blood and liver,
and Irregularities Of the digestive organs.
Headache, Billiousnesz and Constipation,
General Debility and Loss Of Appetite, all are
caused by arrangement Of the system. Tho
IXL Bittsn have been successfully used and are
warranted to alleviate the sufferer In all the
above cases.
bottle. Every Family should have bottle 10
| the house. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
H. EPSTIlN. Sole Proprietor.
No. SIS ysOus stsses SAS Ssssclses> csl
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Dissolution.

HL CopARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE En-
4 H. sting between the undersigned IL this day
a,ssoived ed by mutual consent. A. Mcmahon
..ontinues =. the business. All debts are payable
im. All liabilities of the firm late proprie-
A. Mcmahon. o. M. CONVERSE,
~ A. MCMAHON.
oaiiionville, July 10, 1873. jyl5-30t
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-FOUR
ness for
separate
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the best
asst, and
lime. !
ring my
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lishinan
i before
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THREE
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yas sued
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be no tc.
all the
| paid !
ppreseD'
ew days
III act ST
| |CHER.
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AIRS. J. D. HICKOx, LONG AND FAVOR
Nl ably known TO the ladies of Phoebe, has
lust returned from San Francisco with the larg-
sst and anest assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Hats, Bonnets and Dress Trimmings Of all kinds
| been carefully selected by herself, Mrs. Htckox
challenges competition from any artistic In pf-
sche. Especial attention has been paid to the
ceisction of ribbons Of the most exquisite
ohsdss. isi'-td
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

In the Portland Me- Argus We find a
new version of the capture Of jefferson
Davis. Here it is:
| am no admirer of jeff. Davis. am
Yankee, born between Saccarappa and
Gorham Corner, am full of Yankee pref
uices; but | think it wicked to lie even
sbout him, or, for that matter, about the
devil. was with the party that captured
JEFF. Davis; saw the whole transaction
from the beginning. now say-and
hope you will publish it-that jeff. Davis
didn't have on at the time he was taken,
any garment such as is worn by women.
He did have over his shoulders water
proof article OF clothins--something like
Havelock 1t was not in the least
eoucealed. He wore hat, and did not
carry pail, bucket or kettle in any way.
TOthe best of my recollection, he carried
nothing whatever in his hands. His
wife did not tell any person that her
husband might hurt somebody if he got
eyasperated She behaved like a lady,
and he as a gentleman, though manifest
" he was chagined at being taken into
custody. Our soldiers behaved like gen.
temen, rs they were, and our officers
like honorable, brave men; and the fool
ish stories that went the newspaper
rounds of the day, telling how wolfishly
he deported himself, were all false.
know what am writing about. l saw
Jefferson Davis many times while he was
staying in Portland several years ago;
and think | was.the first one who re-
cognized him at the time of his arrest.
When it was known that he was certain
" taken, some newspaper correspondent
i knew his name at the time-fabri-
Gated the story about the disguise in an
old woman's dress. | heard the whole
matter talked over as good joke; and
the officers, who knew better, never took
the trouble to deny it. Perhaps they
thought the Confederate President de-
served all the contempt that could have
been put upon him. l think so, too,
only would never perpetrate falshood
that by any means would become histo-
ry. And, further, would never slander
woman who has shown SO much devo.
ton as Mrs. Davis has to her husband
no matter how wicked he is or may have
been. defy any person to find a single
officer or soldier who was present at the
capture of jeff Davis who will say, upor
honor, that he was disguised in woman.
clothes, or that his wife acted in any way
unladyhke or undigniied on that occa
sion. 90 for trying him for his crimes
and il he is found guilty punish him
but would not lie about him when tht
truth will certainly make it bad enough
JAMES H. PARKER.
Ellburnville, Pa.
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MEETING OF pIOCHE HOSE
COMPANY
WiLL BE HELD AT THE sCHOOL-HOUsE
AZ On Saturday evening, July ~. 1873,
n.rp p m. All delinquents will have their
-..'es s.ss erased from the roll.
..A0'~ p. HOLLAND, Foreman.
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On the 18th Of April. 1895. on his way 10
l's Office, Jay Cooke heard ::thslrumor Of
President Lincoin's assassination, and had
II confirmed by the ispatchcs::displsycd On
ihe bulletin boards lie wen, 10 his office,
stunned by the ncws. Ms every ono was, but
MS immediate alarm wss how the intcIli.
gencc, being sent atr,sd. would affect the
financial safety OF the country. II . mo.
ment~ry panic ensucd here. our bonds
would come lack to u from Europe IN
shesves, and their value would be next 10
nOthihg. u wss moment when universal
ruin impendetl over the nation. Recognize.
Ing the dangers Of the situation, what Jay
Cooke did ., once WAS To announce 10
every agcn, Of his house ., home and
abroad" Buy oil the lMnds oi the Govern
mcrs that are offered y"n ., ycs,rr avs
closing quotations.
Ills instructions we're "am y''' AMI .,Mul
'nnes usly with the receipt ~ the announce
ncnt Of Mr.. Lincoln. d.s,h, there was
received throughout Europe the intelligence.
"American securities remain finn" ~ the
close Ut that cven'ful day J.y Cooke held
between sixty and seventy miili""s IT Unit.
ed States bonds. and though treason had
done ito worst, had removed In IN instant
the Prcsilen. Of the Republic and it, scc,e
tary OF State, ito credit WAS unhsrmcd.
impregnable and al bccsusc one man was
wise and brave and great enough 10 r'sk I'll
for bic county. ... e..
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8sv Washingtsn Ted he Story - In.
6yetto.

Robert Dale Owen writes in the ANanhc
that he spent . week with Gen. Lafayette
In France. and from him Learned this inci>
dent Of Wsshing,on's conduct after discov.
cring the treachery Of Arnold:
The usual version 10 that he communi
Gated the portentous news to Generals
Knox and Lafayette jointly; hut tia, Is an
error. The Statement, made To me by the
latter. during our journey to La Grange,
surprised ana interested me q. the time. and
hns remained indelbly impressed On my
memory. II was this: When Washington
sat down to dinner no unusual cn,o,ion wac
visible on HE countcnancc. He was grave
aud silent, but nO more 10 than often hap>
pened when reccn, udings from the army
occupied his thoughts. Al the close Of the
meal he beckoncd to Lafayette To follow
him, passed 10 nm INFER apartment. turned
to his young friend without utter,ng syl.
liable, placed the fatal dispatch in his hands,
and then, giving way to m ung"vernable
burst Of fee ing. fell on his neck and soLLed
aloud. The effect produced On the French
marquis. accustomed to regard the general.
cold and diEniiicl IN his manner. as devoid
If the Common weak ness 1t humsniiy. may
l,e imagined. 4 hclicsc,' said Lafayette 10
me In selai,ne This anccti.'ic, that This "a.
the only occasion throughout the long. . d
sometimes hopeless struggle. that Washing
ton ever gave way. even for mnmen,, IN.
der . reverse ri fortune: and. perhaps. I
am the only human bc'rg who ever wines.
sed in him m exhibition of feeling ~ for.
eign TO bis temperament Al !, va. he
recovered himself before had pevused the
communication that had given rice a. his
excitement, and when We returned To The
staff not tsscs remained In bic denseanos
either Of grief Or dependency
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rHs DI.rRlcr CorHr ~ the SECOND !CDiciA'
DI-TKcr ~ me TX ,nIroay cF MONTANA, IN
AND TuH DEER I"DGE COuSTY.
DANCE Il Munrmy, Plaintiff,
Against
JomN Co11E,, Defendant
Action brought in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the Territory Of Montana IN
and tor the County Of Deer LW.r. and the com
plant filed IN said County Ut Deer Lodge III the
office OF the Clerk Of said District Court.
The People ut the TcrritOi. Of Montana. send greet
IN. To JOIN COvvsY. Defendant:
You ARE hcieh, required To appear in an action
brought against YOU by the above nam q plaintiff IN
the d tiirt Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
the Territory Ut Montana in and tor the county Of
Deer Lodge. aud to answer the complaint filed tbtc
in Within ten days. exclusive oi the day Of service,
after the service you ut this summons. II served
within this county: or il served ont at this county.
but in this di>tr,c' within twenty days: otherwise
within forty days: or Judgment ny default VIII he
taken against !on, according To the prayer Of said
complaint.
The said action il brought 10 recover Of yOu the
rum al $50 !! for E.nhcr sold and delivered TO ynn
by Murphy Il Co.. ON or ah0nt October 18th. A. ID.
1874 which said demand fora val,asic consideration
assigned and Transferred to these plaintiffs on ~
about the 2:t day OF Jan. 1873 AsOt sum Of $5>"t
tor lumber sold and del ivcrc,, +" you lay plaintiffs on
or about the >nd l2th day Of Oct. 1872 amounting IN
tn. aggregate tn the sum of Que funded Seventeen
and .G Dollars together with legal interest thereon
ti.n, laid Octoisr i2th l>7:. aud costs Ot suit
Yuu are hereby Notified that il you fail TO appear
and answer said nIplant a- above rluhcsi. tn,
said plaintiff will take Judgment a.,in.t you Tor TIN
sIl..1G', with intc,-t tk,rcun and costs Of suit.
Given under hand and the zeal Ot the Di-tric,
tunr. Vi the SECOND Judicial district Of tn,
lsEAL.l Territory Of Montana ~ and for the county
the year If our Lord one thousand eight hn,'
=. b. U'BANNON, Clerk.
2Gl5f BY j. +. OwIAGs, Deputy Clerk.
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From the Peoria (Ill., Review.


The post Office clerks desire Us 10 shy that
they al know the story If the men who
wrote note on postal card, inclosed it In
an envelope, put on three cent stamp, and
mailed It. saying what great convenience
It Was. The cl.rk in the stamp DEPART.
ment have suffered untold agony from this
story. Every postal card they have sold
Inns drawn Il out One man leans On the
window. and tells il every time he buys
stamp One fellow, ar "l. thoruuyhbrc
granger. came in ff"m his farm IN Stark
',uni. io tell il. nnd then told /, wrong.
Onc .,nn Glh II iu them IN dutch. aud u
high s.h'~i ls.y scanned II fer them. S.Mnc.
times half i'"ycn men will s;snd 4, the
window and tel Il by iurns. just as they get
money orders. Onc villain wouldn't my
his box re", iii they hsd oil qui, work and
comc up IL hear that story. Saturday It.
terroon = pr arhtr csmc 10 the window,
mailed some tracts md told that story,
thereby destroying the clerks belief IL
future punishment. A deaf and dumh man
told Il IN his fingers. In excited raniuniime.
and then, fearing they had l.sa snme Ut u.
hc w1oic Il out an slate The victims Ut
Tits narrative ~ish IL inform the people Of
Peoria that they have the anecdUtc Ly heart;
thsy can 10y II backward and whistle ll,and
q thew ever gci lOncsOsse f.s want Of i they
Ca6 Tell Il u eArlG other
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Was Horace Greeley lnsane7

The Utica Herald says the forthcoming
number "t the american journal IF I"s1ni,y
will contain full and valuable roper, of
the twenty seventh annual meeting of Tho.
Association vt Mc'lcal Superintendent Of
American Institutions for the Insane. held
in baltimore in May last. During the pro.
gress Of the sessions Dr. u. 7. Brown, #
the Blo"ming1nle Asylum. in New York
City. WIS called upon To speak concerning
the rough treatment which his institution
received nj the hands of the New York
7rib".'. Ills remarks furnish new infnr
'na'i"n concerning the insanity Of the m'c
Horace Greeley. and warn q man illa, i, is
MS nnsccmly I" mock ut insanity rs ut death.
for all. from III" highest 10 The low ct. are
liable to its coming Dr. Brown said:
Immt di"'e'y upon the publication IF the
principal slsnderous editorial in the New
York Tribune. the governors Of the asylum
appointed large committee OF their number
to make thorough examination into the
alleged abuses Of management. aud rcpor,
the results to the board. A minute invcsi,.
CATION was made by seven gentlemen Of the
highest character and prominent in the
community. both rs business men aud PIN.
lsnlh"pists This riport denied the alegn.
tons and approved the management Of
their officers. A copy Of tins report Was
sent I" various newspapers, one OF these
being til" New York Tribune. which paper
charged $42O for publishing the report ~
al uncpnspicuous type and place.
Another incident in this connection may
possess more interest to you NJ illus,rs,in: a
'ruism often found in insane l,ospitn! reIor.s,
that insanity spares no clnss Of men nor any
grade Of intellect. But . few months after
this onslaught of the Tribune upon the
institution If which I Lave medical charge,
its great editor" Horace Greeley, became
insane. and in brief period the ''n,anuging
editor" Of the paper cane 10 consult inc o.
to what should b. done for him. recon.
nende.l that he he placed in the Care Of one
Of our colleagues. Or. George Chs nj
whose private institution the disting uish,tl
journalist and recent candidate tor the
Presidency Of the United States died Of
exhaustive acute mania
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Advertisements.
SheriT's Sale.

pY VIRTUE or An ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
ID out Ut the second Ludicial District Cont Of
Montana Territory. In and for ncc, l. d:e County.
brariu. date Ot Uto~r 7th 1872 and I" me directed
md delivered In MI action IT, aid court. wherein
Charl,- Murphy. /. plaintiff and Thomas strans and
William u. Richardson lStrans \ R'chardsonl ne
in favor Of said plaintiff amt against said
for the sun. OF Twelve Hundred and
Fifteen dollars. 1871: ,5I damages and interest and
o"-,s in the sum of Nine and s5.im;
and all further accruiGg costs. ! have levied
upon and will on Saturday the first list day OF No
vcmbcr. 1873. In front VI the Court House. IN the
town Of Deer Lodge. in Deer Lodge county. ~ T..
sell ut public auction to the highest and best bidder
for ci.h in hani. the following described property TO-
wit: The south nine feet front by one hundred ana
thirty feet deep of lot No. twenty. ~ buck ~"
nineteen, llal and the north sixteen I'll feet front by
hundred and thirty fee, derp Of lot No. nineteen.
1.l in block No nineteen, u? together with all I'M
povcicnt- of whatrvcr desc UPTON belonging 70 Or
appcitann: to said lots, said lots ben. situated r
the town OF Deer lodge county OF Deer Lodge. ana
Territory OF Montana: also complete set Of Tin.
nr,- tools that in the buildings said lots. or 20
much the cni ~ may bc necessary To satisfy said
judgm ut aud costs. Hour Of sale O'Clock y. m Vi
above date.
GIVEN under my hand this >h day Of nct..bcr. 1>s3
Att CHARLES :. WAKRtN.
sheriff Of Deer Lodge county. NJ. i.
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No. 249.
Application for Patent.

L. 5. LAND OFviCE.
HELENA, NJ. T.. October II. ls.3.
Notice ia hereby publi.l,d that william COL
LiNS. JOHN L. HOGAN. THOMAS i.'G N and
JbiH MONTGOMERY. who's pu.toiiicc /. Black
foot city, Deer Lodge county. N. T., have this day
Congress. for their certain placer lining claim. .itu
atcd IN No "isanz.'i m'iiin. district. Deer Lodge
range Il west, which claim il n corded ~ tuux h
page lis. IN the Office the county recorder oi said
county. and dcsciibe iullO the licd notes and
plat file in thi. office, viz: beginning ut poet
ut ~ the g,oun and rumniu: tIclce y. Us. deg.
~ chains TIA point from wnccc corner No. I. of
LOT No ~. III township ~. noith range ) west bears
\ 5iA de-. " ! 50 CHAINS. thence ) So. deg. ".
~ chains. thence 5iH de-. L. ~ CHAINS to the
VIA col 's.imhin., cIbiaciS ten and ~ its acres,
ul'"n nh!rh notice III sad Application l. l.ic,t
! ne nearest known Claimants l. ihc-. premise, are
u Ltwiencc and " > fa.h icr. claimant, Vi Lot
No. 3S ai"'ve tetened to
a:3'od ". G GILL II, Register.
l.. u. LlMAN, Alto my tor llAinlallis.
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ShsriT's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXEUT'ON ISSUED
ID ont "f the Second Judicial Dist let Court Of
Montana Territory. in and fer Deer Lodge Cnlt..
beu in. date of October ID, 1888; and to me directed
aud rliv, red in action in -.h couf, wherein The
Tiger pitch Company plaintiii. aud Eckcs y 60.
are defendants IN favor ut laid plaintiff and against
said "eicn''an for the sum Vi One Hundred Thirty
Nine and 80 40 hOlIa'-. sia"DI damages. interest
ana costs IN the sum at Twenty Nine and - 100 dol
lar. and all !uItcr u.ng Costs levied upon
and viii ON Mon'iay he ID day ut November. ls.:'
in from. OF the 'ny House. in the tow Of RackOt
in Deer lHl- county. VI. r.. -ri at public auction ~
the highest aud b,.t bidder for cash III hand. the fol
Ia" in dc-crihc'l property. towit The ground known
~ TN. E"k'.- y 60. Claim. cornncEcn: ~ Nick
Ca mi>h- upper ,nr. IGn,dn" up Eureka glllce
1.,sk' irci. less. tIkin. in the bars on said
: uIch, the ------ Mining District yin. between
Cmpeht r. Ear and BackfuUi city. togrt her with all
nptu,, mcHis thereon or ihercuhO belonging. or all
-, Defendants ri-!. title and interest or 20 much
Thereof may hr necessary u satisfy said Judgment
AID costs. iluur Of sale, O'Clock y. m. Of above
dafe.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of October, 1873
CHARLES :. WAkREE,
s2I-.t Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county. N. r.
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Deer Fascinated ~ Lsesnstivs Head
NgAt.

from the Portland. Or. Bulletin, Oct nh.
a. the passenger train on the Oregon and
California Railroad WAS running south Ike
low Coms,nck's station. Douglas county,
Tuesday night. the engineer saw just ahead
sUme animals on the track. The customary
whistles were sounded, but the animals
budEed MI. Before the train could bc
stopped the pilot Tor COW cu'cher) Of the
locomotive hit one Of them and broke its
leg Then they wee for the first time dis
tinc.ly setn-and they proved 10 be five
deer. They sicod stock still. facing the
bright. blazing headlight, = little off the
track. oil except the one that was hit,
which stoOd With one leg over the rail.
When the train stopped. the four that were
unhurt bounded of 1t high speed. and the
wounded buck limped away out Of sight.
Had any one On the train been armed with
pistol or gun the deer might have been
easily killed
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NO. o3i
Application for Patent.
L. =. LAND OvfiCg. Helena. N T..

Us. LAND OYfICE. Helena. " T,
sept. 18th. 1873
Notice is hereby published that MILTON H. ia.
kEK. JAMES BOYD. JAMES 4. TALMDTT aud
JAMES MI EPllS, whose I"o-toficc address /. rn
nccr. Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory have
this day filed their application to enter. under N.
mining laws Of Congress. for their placer uinn.
claim, situated in Pixies Peak Mimi. Dis,,,u In
Dcc Lodge county. in the locality known n Knar,,.
Bar. dcsclhtIl ~ io!ows: The = ". OF :. ".
ut :. W, 4 Of sec 30 and n. u OF y. W. i. OF Nv
\ and =. h u Ut y. ". i ot y. ". a all IN -, H.
iMtu"n'p0 north RANGE 10 wc-t.and : l.. \ ct ) T.
4ot ;. + \ Of section 81. and !. q, y l.. Il a.
~ T.. \. snd n. 4. 4 of J. \ 81 y. T.. \. ali in
tainin. ~ acres. upon which notice ~ their nr,n-
ti'.n to apply tor P'c' was posted IN the 18th day Of
August. ls': said claim brin. recorded IN the ul {,
Of the district recorder in .aid district
The adjoining clanaHis to -aid Lrr Misses mr.. T. H.
Irvine Il Co. on the east Geo. ". irwin, 4 Co. on IN.
north. Conrad kohis and others ON the west
2:l'ah VIC. CHILD. Register.