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I4 80 - ksSA0AS O0 e00 uOOI
or ground with his face downward. r
and one of the arms under the fore.
head, in which position al huids
viii sscspe BY the mouth, ana the:
tongue itseH win fall forward. leevr.
ing the entrance into the windpipe
Tree. Assist this operstion by wip.
ing and cleansing the mouth. afs~ii
/ q II sstisfactory breathing com COZ 7
mencea, adopt the treatment des.
cribsd bslowg to promote warmth
and naturaibrsathing. n there be
only lighs tReathing -orno bresth.
ing, or il itaAiI then-sfa hns 1sq
I -la 10 i1caTs szxArHrSa:7q sGj !
8 Turn The patient wall lsnd in.
stantly on Tie ide, ahdAvsn ow3 {
4.qE1sits ths nostrils with snniun
hartshorn, smelling-salts, Or tickle
the threat with . dfSathx,xsta,if
theysWe 1T hand Rub sths shSst
ana fsss warn, aAd dash cold water
on Il essIe ess .saa .ssf4svas !
! O. Il there be no asuecssH lose
not snonsnt, but Instantly aisit va
! Box 1o;nzrArf BlxA1anso. 2aBs vi
, s. Rsplacs thepstient on the fAce,
raising and supporting the chest
well on . folded coat or other srti-
soleof dress Isl 5B.. k-a,r,,. w
! Z Turn the the body very gently on,
the nde and . little beyond. and
then briakly on the face, back again,
repeating these measures deliber-
ately, s&ciently, and perseyereina-
y about fifteen times in the minnie.
OF once every four seconds, occa,
nonally varying the side. lBy
placing the patient on the chest the !
weight OF tine body forces the air |
out; when turned on the side this
pressure is removed, and cir enters |
the chest ] s
=. On each occasion that the body |
Is replaced on the face, make uni
! form but efficient pressure with |
Drisk movement on the back be-
tween and below the shoulder blades |
OF bones on each side, removing the |
pressure immediately before turn |
ing the body on the side. rThe |
first measure increases the expira. |
tion, the second commences insn;r.
ation. &aT h&so esAA
The result is-respiration or ma.
tural breathing-and, il not too
late-Life. 4S 4aA s5ss
3 c.rr,ov. ,u, sls as .asBs
!, Be particularly careful to pre-
vent persons crowding round the
body. ''
2. Avoid all rough usages, and
turning the body on the back.
8, Under no circumstances hold
The body up by the feet. 7a1aI !
TO PREVENT ANY FUTURE D1x1Nur1os CT
WARMTH.
Il
N. B-These efforts must Il.
made very cautiously, and must not
% such as to promote warmth and
circulation rapidly, for if circula-
ion is induced before breathing ia
the life Of the patient will
'e endangered. No other effect
therefore,, should be sought from
hem than the diminution Of the
warmth Of the body.
l. Expose the face, neck. and
hest except IN severe weather.
sncn - heavy rain, frost, or snow.1I,
=. Dry the face, neck,s and cbest. !,
. soon - 1possible, with handker. !
h'efs or anything at hand, and then
lry The hands and feet. - |.
q A. soon ~ blanket or Other
oveEins can be obtained, stip the !;
ody; but il no covering can ~
nnsdaAssly :. procured. tale, dryI {
'ofhing from the bystanders, dry :
sd ,sm5aG9 IS 20 vgsg4 ge g,.s'.'
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The Inman Mail steamship City
OF Washington, from Liverpool for
New York, went ashore Saturday,
9th INST, in . fog on the Nova
Scotia coast, seventy miles west of
Sambre, and is expected to. be =
total loss The passengers and
crew were saved.
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'lss ! = sssaoTq % IN ia .fgT.usE9
1asd sssafa1d 10 sesiq 20 esfflo 80,
ssS4 ~ sl87F 10 tensa ,nnis aeff oni
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"a new party must be organized
says . few ambitious gentlemen.
HBecause the old partess are cor-
rupt.' But where is the material
tor the new party to como from.
flainly, the pure element which II
to compose the new party must be-
got, # it is gotten at all, from lthe,
corrupt element of the old. nartv,
Can q stream rise, higher than its
source! # there is rascally dema
gogue in the land he is the man
who cares nothing for parties; and
when he sees . probability OF the
new party succeeding. who so eager
as he to join it, "But they viii be
kept out of Office, says one. How.
BY votes. In the same way. bv
votes, can they be kept out Of Office
or driven from Office now. n can
be done no quicker by I new partv
than by the old, for one is con.
trolled BY the people as much -as
the other. = Intar- Ocean.
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Il nc. ". Brooks, Of Bayfield,, Ill,
Vas in town on Saturday, and re-
hted TO . gentleman here sad
case Of : Young lady who lost her
ie BY shock to her nerves, caused
by fear produced BY finding herself
n dangerous proximity toS : large
rattlesnake, at his residence, q little
more than week ago. The Doc
tor and his wife had gone out to
gather mulberries, leaving the
young lady at home. During their
absence she went into the lawn near
the house. and sat under the shade
OF atree andsafter sitting q while
she was startled, she says, by feel
ing the hot breath of the snake on
her cheek, She started to her feet
and screamed frantically, her cries
reaching the ears of Mrs. Brooks,
who came home ahead of her hus.
band. Mrs. Brooks seized a oun.
and hurrying to her assistance, shot
the snake, which, on being meas
ured, proved to be nearly six feet
long. The young lady's fright was
so great that she was thrown into
spasms, and at intervals she would
rave about the hot breath Of the
snake. On Tuesday last she died
in great agony, defymg all the med
ical skill that could be exerteti in
her behalf.-Evansville Jonrn,I
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tsslrtf ssssifszEI 4 92rsi sSslis 81 q a,tsrr.s
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GENERAL soBsRRVArIoNs. ,

- 0ENEKAL OB888vATIONA, . q ~.
~ The above treatment should he
Persevered in for several hours, al
It is an erroneous opinion that per-
sons are irrecoverable, because life
does not soon make its appearances,
cases having been successfully treat
cd after persevering for many
ho,1ras 9hD Stao nsad seS slsfG
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and, ,recloths the body, taking care
not 70 interfere with the efforts to
restore breathing -
q E4~ec-a7 CAUTIONS
L Do not roll the body on casks.
2 Do not rub the body with salt
or spirits. -
5 Do not inject tobacco smoke
or infusion of tobacco.
4 Do not place the patient in a
warm bath. --+
1HkAAr4ENT A AFrEa NATURAL BREATHING
HAS BEEN REsroREp. 10 PROMOTE
wARArH AND CALCULATION:
- I, Commence rubbing the limbs
upward, with firm, g,raspiing pres
sure and energy, using handker.
chiefs. hsnnela, etc, lBy thiis. .r,ea meas 5
me t the blood i propelled along
The veins toward the heartl
sas 'A1o n1ction must be continued
under the blanket or over the dry
clothing. = - ~
Il 2, Promote the warmth of the
body BY the application Of hot fan
nels bottles or bhdders- of hot
water, heated bricks, etc, to the
stomach, the armpits, between the
thighs, and to the soles Of the feet.
4 3; Il the patient has been ,carri
ed 70 9 house after respiration has
been restored, be careful to let the
air play freely about the room
n 4. On tho restoration OF life a
teaspoonful of warm water should
be given; and then, if the power o.
swallowing has returned, small
of vine, warm brandy
and watar or coffee, should be ad-.
ministered. The patient should be
kept in bed, and q disposition to
1leop encouraged. van q se-{ react D
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r. A dispatch issm London brines
intelligence oftlse aocidental deeth.
Ion Saturday last, ofths Right Rev.
erend Samuel Wherefore, d. d.,
Bsshop Of Winchester. while rid.
ing with Earl lGranviHe to Lord
Gower's country sdat where 0isd.
stone awsited him, tie Bishop was
thrown from his horsea and his neckl
broken, death Of course, resulting
simultaneously: Samuel Wilber-
force was the third son of The c,sIs-
bratsd philanthropist, william wil.
berforce. born Septenbsr 4, 1906.
Partially educated BY . private tn
scr, he graduated at Oxford in 1895,
shd was admitted ad eundem era- !.
dhn, Canbridgs s. 1871 he ". :. ).
ordained Curate of Checkendom.
exfordshire, and held the Rectoaryy. or
OF Alyerstroke, : Caponry Of VIM,
chester, Chaplaincy to the late
Prince Albert and the Deanery of
Westminster. He was consecrated
Bishop Of Oxford in l845, and as.
such held the Office Of Chancellor q Of
the Order of the Garter. and. bv
special appointment, Lord High
Almoner. Among his numerous
printed works are . History of the
American Church, Sermons Before
the Queen, and . Life of William
Wilberforce. AZ . spiritual peer
the Bishop took prominent part !,
m debates in the House of Lords
and in the Upper House Of Conyo-
cation. He was also Chaplain to
the Royal Academy, and was well
known as most eloquent speaker.
ct public meetings Of a religious !.
character.
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4eseaeesiea. sl. ,Perseas A1parcs adv

l 3esengeeieA, q. ,Persens AIparessly
r s0i Drownel. CIV Vl9 3
The following -dissct;cas sSsers
pfepassdcwith 6reat oaxes by thf
highsst as1huritiss IN England, and
twers fabaiahsd by GtAs Royal Na.
tiond LIE Bost Institution. IS The
AdviO givsa ii invaluable, sAd, i
obeyed, win be the means durine
the Praent bathing ssason Of ~,
Ing many ivsss ai 4ssd 7sa tl.f =
+ SsR4 inaaediately for medical as-
sastesea blanksts and dry. clothing,
Tout Rressed t. treat the. e.patieatin-
stently on the spot, in the opsa cir;
whether On shores or aAoat. =
/ The points TO, be aimed at are,
6rst and immediately, the restora-
hon of breathing and The gpreyen-
don of eay further. dimiputiop of
the NaFnth ei the hod1. pandsae-,
oondly, after breathing is restored.
the promotion Of warmth and cir
'>-,s'''.. ~ o4 .ss gcG399gzo0 % ess,
The Efforts to restore breathing,
and TO prevent any further diminu-
ton Of the warth Of the body, must
pc commenced com immediately and en-
ereetcally, end p must vt be peraeyered
IN Tor several hours, or until q medi
cal man has prpnoqnosd that life is
extinct Efforts to promote warmth
and circulation must be deferred
until natural breathing has been ,en re- :
stored. sSS' oi-4 y ;s'i'is h'i~ 81
eE -xs saSs s4asn a-savo ztnsfx ~zt
TO RESTORE BREATHING-TO CLEAR THE
THROAT:
: 1, Place the patient on the floor
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rUCcoR :MlI.L AND MINING

SUCCOR MILL AND MINING
> Company-Location OF principal place oi
u, incss. San Francisco.C Cal. Location Gfworks,
3Jld HUI Mining District, Storey county, New
Sotice h. ! ereby q vent nc ut a meeting Of tn,
Board OF Director o said company, held on the
LIST day of July, 1919, an assessment. No. .. o
twenty-five (7j) cents per Aharc was levied uPoIl
he capital stock Of the C fpora,lon, p y'b!,
nme lately in Unit d States gold coin 70 III,
secretary, al the Office Of the company. Room
5 and 4, No. SD? Montgomery street, San Fran
leo, Cal.
Any stock upon which this ss.etament shal
''msin unpaid On SATURDAY, the ~ b day o
august. l>T3. sh Il he d iipQuent. End adver
isec for sale AZ public auction and unle.s pay
aent IL made he ore, " II be sold on MONDAY
he S2i day Of Septenher. 1853. 70 pay The delin
lient ass-ssmcnl, I 'gcther with c. SIS Of sdver
Using and expenses of nile,
By order Of III" Directors.
VIM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
,fics-Rooms ) and q, No. 309 Muptgomer..
street, San Francisco, Cal. az I'd
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4 MERICAN War MINING

~ Compaiy.-Locatlon Of works, God HI
Mining District, Storey county, State Of Ne
sads.- Location OF principal place OF business
San Francisco, California; Notice Is hereh!
!lyen, that at a meeting Of the DIRECTOR, hei'
IN the ed day OF July, 1873, an as.essucut o
tlfty Cents per share was levied upon the capita
tock OF the corporation. payable Immediately, u
,fice Of the Company. No. al California street
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shhl
'cmain unpaid on the 10Th day OF August. 1878
vii be. delinquent, aud, advertised for sale a
,uolic auction, and unless payment IL mad,
,efore, will be cold on TUESDAY. the l6tl
lay or September. 1873. to pay the d%elinquen
md expenses OF sale.
OEO ". r. ElNG. Secretary.
ofico-No. AZ California street, San Fran
.Isco. Cal. 80. .r s..4 N2itd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BEIcHER SILVER
I,nir, comnany. Fan Frsrcipco. Aug. o,
,srs nj 4 needing of the Board of Tusiees.
he'd this day. adiudend No. ~ Of Seven
Doiars an rer share was declared. Inayabk
tnenst 9TH, Transfer hooks will no closed ou
Thuuday, August Tlh. st so'clock :. ..
aus In II. G. ktBBE, secrsAF3'
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,J Mining Company-Location OF Works. Vlr.
einIs Mining Dlt1Icf, Storey County. Nevada.
Noticeis hereby givon that at o meeting OF me
Board Of Directors. held on the 6th Day Oh na-
rust, lsf3. an assessment NO .l0 OF seventy
fve Centr pr share was levied nron INC eapi.
taI st,ck Of The, corporation. payable immcci.
s,e,y In United States z ID and oliver coin. 20
ths Secretary. Room No. s, No 4l9 California
strert: San FrancIAcn. California. .,,u
n stock upon which thl. assessment sSaii
remain unpaid on the 9th day OF seppce en- .sL;
1874, win be DELINQUENT ano aHr, mani r. made
49, wiI Be- eold on the S7th day OF septen-
~ nm N pay the deiina1snt sssessc,snI,
scc:thsr vtth Costs Of advertising and expenses
Of SS. Syordcrof TIE pi SoEI. Secretary.
omoe-aoom No. 3 Hayward Building; $la
csiIiSrpis StTsSs, $40 yuutasee, ol s"''a
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ASSESSMENTS rEyIEp.
NEW YORK CoNsOtTDATRD

hOnN
Place OF Business, li9 California street. San
tranciseo, California.-Locs,iun OF Works,
jold Hill. Storey county, Nevada Notice u
hereby given that Of a meeting OF the Board OF
Directors. held on the 4thday Of August. ls13.au
stesttnent CNo. D oftwenty.ivc cents per share
WAS levied upt q the capital stock Of The corpora.
lou, payable Immediately. IN l.. s. gold coin.
70 the Secretary, 81 the Office of the Company,
Room 81 Hayyards Building. No. 4l8 CalIfor
II street, sarr Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
'emain unpaid oil tho 9TH day OF September.
lsi3. win be delinquent, and advertised tor rale
u public auct OH, and unless payment IL made
} 'efore. Will be sold on the u h day OF Sep,em.
,er, 1873. 10 pay the delinquent ssse.-mcnt, TO.
scther with costs OF advertising and expenses
81 ssie. BY order OF The Dirert r..
ii. c. KIBBE, Secretary,
Od1cs Room Il Hsyward's BuiidinE, dla
alifornia street, San Francisco, Cal. al
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70 MARRIAGE.

TyApPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
"a, Manhood restored. I~mpedimcnts TO Mar.
risge removed. New method OF treatment:
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
c,rcniars seut free. IN .ealed envelopes: Ad.
Sress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Ps.-an Institution
having A hi.h reputation ior honorable conduct
and professional skill ylIiN
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TO CREDITORS,

THE CREDITORS OF TIE ESTATE OF
II. II. FLAGG IRE hereby notieed that the
Board OF Arsigneep for raid estate have this day
declared a fnal dividend 0: Eve and one.haii
tsy) per cent. on the crnss Indebtedness. maya.
ME On and AFTER MONDAY. August Is. 1873 al
the Bank of California. Gold Hi. between the
hours ofs A. =. and Z p. ~. daily.
u. HUiCET, Executor.
eold HiD. Aurupt IL. l5T3. ai& 1w
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DUNK GOLD AND slLyER

DUGk kYE GOLD AND SILVER
- Mining Company. Location Of principal
place OF business. San Franciseo, California
location or Works. God Hill. Storey county.
jtstc OF Nevada. Notice l. hereby given. thni
~ q meeting OF tho Board OF Directors. held nll
The i4lh day OF July, 1873, an assessment (So.
y Of Ono Dollar per share was levied upon the
,apitsl stock OF the Corporation, payable iI.
uediatcly, In Cn!ted States void and silver coin
10 The Secretary. at the office Of the Company.
room Is Hsyward'r Bui ding, No. 4ls Calilor
MIA streo,, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment s6all
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF August, 1873.
win be DELINQUENT. and advertised for rae Al
public auction, and unless payment ID made
before, Will be rold on MoNDt y, the ,slb day OF
September. 1873, to pay the delinquent assess.
.neut. together with cost. Of sdyertiang and OK
JOSEPH MAGUlRE. Secretary.
OAice-Room No. 90. Hayward. Bu!lding. 4la
California street, San Francisco. Cal. jyl6
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UEIiSQUryr IssEssaEST SALES.
rLOnh MINING COMPANY.

" Location OF works, Gold Hill, storey county.
Stato OF Nevsds.-Sot ce.-Thcre Is delinquent
upon the following described -tcck. on account
OF assessment No. 3. levied on the I'd day oiJuly,
1873, the several amounts Get opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders. AZ follows: 49,.
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nSIGkEKROGKkK MIMI

HSlGkEk d Ot:k Ek VI
N Compauy-I.cca,loi pf Works, America
F,st Mining District, Storey Comfy. State q
Nevada. Principal place OF business. San Fran
:lsc0, Sia;c Of California = Notice IL acico!
given, thst at a meeting OF The Hoard orDroct
,rs OF said Company, held 81 he ..h day o
Tuiy, Ia.I, an as-errIncni no. d, Of One Dullai
,Sij per snare was levied upon the capital .toct
OF saii Company, payable immediately, IL
United State. gnld curE, 10 the So rctsry. 81
tho ofice VI tho Couplny, No. 10 Stevenson.
Building, san Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which -aid assessment Ihal
remall rnpsid on Tuesday. the aih day o
August, 1878. will be- delinquent, aad will bt
duly advertised for sale ut public auction. Gnt
unless payment shall be made before. win be solt
on MONDAY. the 18Th day OF September. 1878
t, nay the delinquent assessment. together Will
costs OF advertising and expenses OF ra!e.
By order of the BOARD OF Directors.
HENRY BOYLE. Secretary.
tO1icc-Eo. 10 Slcyenson'e Dgi!ding, rOuth
scs, corner Call ornia and Montgomery streets
San Francisco. Cal. Jy5b I'd
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

And in accordance with law and an order Q,
the Board OF Directors. made on the "a Gay o.
July. 1878. so many shares Of each parcel Q,
such stock as may be necessary VIII o. ro,S "
i;oom no: 2G. Hay wards Building. No. Az
California streer. San Francisco. ALI .nla. or
MONDAY. the 25th day OF August, 1918, AZ !ne
hon Of O'Clock. ,. ". Of such day. to pay tno
delinquent a--ersmrntr theron, t1ge,her WIN
cost OF advertising and expenres OF sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIkE. Secretary
ONCE, Room No. 70. tIayward's Bnildlnl. Wv
California street, San Francisco, Cal. au6tG
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zsHsssbbiNsep:
THE BABcock
FIRE ENGINE
FOR CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES

1T IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FIRE
/ In iue In the world. and eoucs within the
financial abilities Of every place.
II II more effective than the steam DIRE engine.
because Il IL ipsianianeoosly ready and throws
. very powerful stream Of csrbonle acid gas aDo
water for any length Of time. =,
These engines arc substantially made, with
two planlshed copper tanks or genera,ors-'On
200 gsllons-to each are terttd 10 40 pound
hydrostatie pressure 10 the square inch. and ar'
furnished with arstela.s d0uble.actou fore,
pumps ami tools throughout.
THE sELF.AcrING FIRE ENGINE is nc
longer an experiment. About ffty Of them ar
now In use. They ara simple In construction
perfectly ,afe, Away. reary for instant use, aht
have many times tho e1tinguishinH capacity ol
the beat hand euclnes, and render ~ expensiv,
system OF water works or rcseryoira ppneees
rsry. Endorsed amer actual use by Thirty Fin
Denartmeut.. Send for their Record"
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J,srATE OF PHILIP LYNCH. DECEASED.
Il, Notice IA hereby given by tho undersigned,
erecntrix OF the last will OF Philip Lynch. do
ecs.ed, 10 the creditors Of and aIipartics having
claim. agSipst the Z, d..deseased. ~ exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, Within ten
mouths frnu1ths nrst publication Of This notiee,
GOLD H1Gf NywJ. storey county,, Nsrsda.
psoo 'saus MATILDA LYNCH,
'Exentiz OF The ls,t win Of Philip
ds9otd Lynch, dscsasSd.
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Stationary Babc0Ck Tank

For Mills, Factories. hotels. Churches. Thea
tres, Puolic Halls, Colleges, Houses. Stores an,
DER OF any dee,red capacity, with hose 10 reaei
any hight or length or structure; can DC kept Ia
the Placement ur any other convenient place
READY ron INSTANT rse. thus combinin. II
construction and extinguishing capacity all III,
principles of the engine without the running
gear The gas viii work efficiently through Isl
TO $40 feet OF hose. -
Th.s. TANKS are connected. as on III
Engine, and from them an irou pipe, l or IL
Iuches In diameter. can be carried TO ell parts"
The hlildipy. having on each toor q hose col
uect!.,n, With this arrangement the Who'll
power OF the Englue can be o.nuYht into us'
In LEss THAN HALF a NISrrk. Thue each store
AZ a ANAL COST. viii have .. much protection. u
would be furnished by q nrstcla.s nt'apne
stsnd!ng permanently on the pre,o.rer.
See adyertis ,mcut Ia another colamn ss:ati,
TO the PuRrxBLE BABcock E~kriN0Cisiikh al
HOOK AND LADDER TarcSs.
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.
IN TIE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
of ,he- nIstrIct Df Carson Civ. Nevada,

IN TIE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Of the DIsrrict OF Carson City. Nevada.
minrter. E!lis Ayrct. Winter. Ku.iel & Co.,
Charles r. uddington. Jonsihan W Allyn,
| Marin Magician, Michael Burke; Peter New.
comb Kelly. Jrl!s A. Moore. A. Hart. John A..
q. Moore. John Francis DAILY: 1e"rec Holmes,
VIM. u. Rus,ell and amer Moore. greeting:
You are hereby Summoned 10 appes' before
me, at my ONCE. in Car,on City, n the tenth
(lOtl) day Of september. A D 1878. AZ uo,cl,s k
4. T., to answer the complaint O the IatE.
RIAL MINING COMPANY. a,errihS
iy.fnur ca and Thirty. fve Cs,). BIZ Ok No one
III Range r Lots number Ten tlO). Eleven Cd
Twelve la, Twenty (20), TwcLiy-ons t2I.
Twenty,hrer (2S), ana part OF lot No: EighI ~,
| ali In Block No One ~. Range U. and suburban
tract, described as follow; beS,nninE
| tlocS No. ] ny. Range y. s6s ieet sou!nery
| nom the north, art corner or raid LOT, IND run.
ming ulong said eusi line 10 the rouihrse, coin,r
OF Lot No hight O., ihcnee GIos,,ng .ne a aaS.
ws,t r. rner or I.Di No. Tweit I, .thrt 4 y, BIZ, OK
No. One Id, R.pge A.. thence i4s itei along tho
we,t line 10 The southwest corner OF raid Lot
So. Tweniy.threc C23). thence o. nth sdcx: west
i,ia5 feet, th.uce nor. h 1?A eeg esst'vS isei,
nor,h ssS deg. wet ] .ss8 feet to the place Of
bcginning, az in the town site OF Gold Hill,
s,oney county, Nevada, to be ufjusia d fleRol;
and then and tnrro do you chow cane y any
there be. why the claim Of the raid lMPl RIAL
SILVER MINING COMPANY shall mot DO
rseocniaed % just and leyal. and he allowed to
enter the said land; falling In which judgment
will be iak,p against you.
To Inc United sia'cs Msrthsl. or deputised
e%itIier, greeting: Mako se,'ie. and return
hereof.
AusD' ADoLpHgs WAITE.
Register Caro-, Citv District, NeyadA
RHoBrE1's UyYIcE,
Carson CITY, Aucust 9, ie7a}
hereby authorize 8. r.. RoDiSsox TO serve
'ns W'u'" ApoLpars wAIrz