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The New York herald., 1873-11-22
Other OGers Of Submission.

To His Excellency Senior Commanding General
DON ]. N BU RR1EL:-
YOUR ExcELLENcY-The undersigned have the
honor to make known to Your Excellency that
they are disposed to contribute, in every way in
their power, to the accomplishment of the above,
for which they have the honor to await your
orders In the prison OF Santiago de Cuba. GOD
guard Your Excenency many years.
n - :. AUGUSTIN DE VARONA.
GUILLERM0 S. WALLS.
JOSE BORTEL.
4& ARTURO ID. DE M0LA.
JUSTO CONSUEGRA.
JOSE OrERO.
SALVADOR PINEDO. f.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.

Fsf-~' woRCEsrER, Mass, Nov. q, 1878.
boy named Thomas Young, 10 YEAR, Qi aye,
was drowned while sljsiuf on ice On kpoDd ~
NlllDuEY to-day, .'-e. s4sat ..gn.D Nj \.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

cabin filled with individuals thinking little,
but eating and drinking extraordinarily CON-
menclng 10 b. eakiast with soup at halfpast eight
O'CLOCK In the morning. aud living in q species OF
luxury quite disproportoned to the value OF board
or course know nothing OF the movements OF the
vessel as vet. am induced TO believe that shall
be OF some service to these Cubans God knows
they have need OF friends and many OF them A
thing so easy as the liberation OF this un-
happy island, SO rich In value can be acconnlished
and IN the meantime i. like Others am SURPRISED
that we do not proceed to work and DO III For INV
part am under the impression that the most pra.
c0us momenr has been lost. when the enemy was
least capable OF resistance. -
Dear Ned, endeavor to enter into confidence with
Simpson. Let him know that | am here ana in
good odor with the Cubans. See II You can dis
cover the art OF constructing torpedoes, and learn
in the strlctest confidence If he desires to unite
with us-you and l-ior the purpose OF making
money 10 which end can obtain the most ample
MEANS and 1t viii be very easy TO bring about the
most extraordinary results. While simpson is sick
guard the secret among those directly interested,
ana tell him to guard mine. Send me word II you
can find in New York the explanations and details
70 which refer. speak OF the torpedo question.
II you will hx your attention on This matter
with your well known intelligence 1t will be well
executed and recompensed. For another thing, l
desire TO bring about an Intervention in this
matter and to accomplish great thing as the
liberator OF Cuba. Remember me afrectonatey to
Jillotson and whatever other friends you meet.
Remember me. Also kindly to your mother, and
believe me your friend and companion de uoydCe,
FRY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT NOVEMBER % lS1a

Csee section 2i7, act of June x, ls12) They must not sign the certificate until the sun Of the bid IS inserted, and the bid and guarantee are signed by the bidder and (two) guarnntorr' q d,Hcgdrd oi his insruction by postDidstcrs toW subject Men, Co immediate repiOrdi and Co sercrc penalties.
 Postmastcrs are also liable to dismissal irom office for acting agents of contractors or bld' ders, with or without compensation, In any husl- ness, matter or thiug relating Co the mail servcc' They are the trusted agents Oi the Department, and cannot consistently act in both capacities.
 2l. All bidders, guarantors, and sureties are ds' linctly notified that on failure 10 enter into or perform the contracts for the service proposed Tor in the accepted bids, their legal liabilities Will be enforced against thcm.
 21 Present contractors, and persons known at the Department, must, equally with others, pro cure giinrautor- and certificates Of their suiilcen- cy substantially In the forms above prescribed The certificate of suiliciency must be signed by postmaster.
 2:i In all cases where the routes are not tuHy supplied with the necessary locks and pouches u is the duty ot the postmhsicr at the head oi the route to make rcqu,ition on Inc Contract Ofiicc of this Department for such locks nnd pouchc; before lst July next provided the route be let. JNO X. J. CRESWELL, l oct25tG Postmaster General
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

A. 4. P. RAILRoAD.-The following is from the Southwest, published at North Spring field, Missouri:
 "When the present panic in monetary matters came like a whirlwind and threw everything into chaos, it was foretold that the work of extension of the Pacific railroads would be postponed indefinitely. Whatever may be the fate of other roads, we can assure those interested that the prosperity of the Atlantic and Pacific road is not in the least affected by the depression. Mr Scott, the president, and Mir Pierce, the manager, have 30 well succeeded in the negotiations, that in the beginning of the coming year the work of progress gi!l go CT. There are no contingeu. eies now in the way. Money is not wanting. Congress may not interfere with the present condition of the Indian Territory, yet the work of construction will still go forwardn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

INDIAN OUTRAGEs.-A special from Fort Sill, dated November 7th, says the Indians burned Whalley's ranch, near Red River station, on Monday murdered one man and drove away considerable stock. Two men belonging to surveying party are reported killed 35 miles from Fort Richardson, Satur- day. Apaches from New Mexico are raiding in Texas and committing murders. Tbe Comanches on the the reservation near this post have not and cannot deliver up the five men stipulated for at the Fort Sill council. and as consequence their annuity of goods and food will be withheld after this week, which, it is expected, will drive them on the warpath.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

Ohio AND iOwA.-it is now tolerably cer- tain that Allen (Dem.) is elected Governor of Ohio by eco majority over Moves (Rep.), and also that Carpenter (Rep.) is elected over Vale (Granger) Governor of Iowa by about 1000. In Ohio last year the Repub- lican majority was 37,5O0. In Iowa it was 60,400. So that the Republicans have lost 3S,lOO votes since last year in Ohio, and 40, GOO in Iowa. In Ohio the Legislature is Democratic; in Iowa, Republican.-I Sacra- mento Union.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

To the People of Arizona Territory Greet6g; LAP. K. sAFFoRD GOVERNOR OF TIE TER rnry Uf Arizona. hereby designate THURSDAY, SovEM BER g7 A, A day Of thank.giyin and prayer The pas, year has been marked with unusual peace within borders.
 Our harvest has been abundant. Our hocks and herds have largely increassd. Harmony ha. prevailed The education of children has advanced. and ths peence that has scourged oOusfymsu in some other localities has not afflicted therefore earnestly recommend the suspension of all labor and business that day and hope that the hsAr of Ieope will be gratefully turned toward film who rules all nations. IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto set my hand and caused Great Seal of the Territory of Arizona to bs axed Tucson this Ith day Of November. A. D, 1873
 A. F. k. SAFFORD. By the Governor
 COLES BAsHFOgp, Secretary 4. T.
 By JSo. HARRIS Assistant Secretary. November e ls7j.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE
 AND CERTIFICATE.
PRoPosAI..

The undersigned - -, whose post office address Is -, county Of - state of
 -, proposes to convey the mails of the United States from July l, 1s7i to June 20, 1878, on route No. -, between and - under the advertisement of the Postmaster Gen. eral. dated October l, 1878, "with celerity, cer. tanty and security" flaw of June 8, 1s72), for the annual sun of - dollars.
 This pVoposai is made ,oith full klonLedge of tAe distanee of ths Toaae Ae Neight oC Me B1ail Co De eavried aud aH other pdrticHidr5 ia reference Co nie route aud seruiee and, also, aftey carefd ex- animation Of he Laios aud instTucfions ataeled Co adreTtsement of D,aii sevrioe and of tAe J,rouis- ionS contained H he aet of CoagreIs of June s, 1872. = -, Bi!lieT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

TIE SceAR BEET. It is not generally known that the people of the Old World de- pend upon the sugar beet for the manufac- ture of nearly all the sugar they use, every farmer raising (part of his crop) the sugar beet, which meets with ready sale at the sugar houses, though most of the farmers raise their own sugar It would be difficult to produce purer article from tho sugar cane
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
GUARANTEE.

The undersigned residing at -, State of -, undertake that, II the foregoing bid for carrying the mail On route No. - De accepted 5y the Postmaster General, the bidder will prior to the lst June, 1874, enter into the required ob- ligation or contract to perform the service pro- posed, with good and sufficient suretles.
 This We do, UndeTSfanding distinctly fie oJliqa- lions and habihtieS dsSi0aed 5y tAe gtuIrantor,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice. Estate of GEORGE THRAsHER, Dec d

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Admini'' ,raor of the s.sis of Geo Thraher deceased io ihs credt,s Of and all peTspns having claims against 'ah decea.sd exhibit the with the necessary Voucb CTS within months f0m the first publication nf hi' notice o the said Administrator al the oce Of the Prob nts Judge in Prescott Arizona.
 PHILIP MCDONNELL, Administrator Prescott A. T., October .o, l2IJ. noVit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

BULLY FOR THE MULE.-An Apache en- tered the stable of S. J. Lyons at Fort Cum mings, one night, to borrow a mule, but it seems tho mule kicked him out of the stable, capturing his bow and arrows, which were found next morning.-LL Las Cruces Borderer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

The editor of the Huntsville (Mo.) Herald pops the question in his paper in this public iashlon' There's certain girl in this town who can carry our smoke-house keys for life if she'll only say the word.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

keivero Machida, young Japanese, has been admitted 10 the naval academy under the provision of joint resolution of Con- gress of July Eth, 1868. He has entered the school as member of the fourth class.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
ARIzoN A,
From July l, 1874, to June 30, 1878

On tbe routes and by the schedules Of departures and arrivals herein specified; being routes estah- Hshcd at third session of 4lst Congress and first session of 42d Congress, and others.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

NotE.-Wbcn The oath Is taken before a justice of ih. peace the certificate Of the clerk Uf uf record should be added. under his seal of office that The person who administered ilc oath is duly qualified justice of the peace
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

He only is impious who conforms to the wor- ship of gods fegned by crafty priests, and imposed on the vulgar.-Epicurus.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

Fort Plain merchant adyertises his goods at oxyun. That man has always stcered clear oI newspapers. .....
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 Washington, October l, 1873.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract Office of this Department itil ?. n. of Feb. ruary 2 1871, (to bc decided on or before March 2 lS1iJ for conveying the malls Of the United States in the Territory of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

(Era,nine earcJtiiy the form, aud instructions dnneyed)
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

An act of Congress of June s. ls12, requires that bids of 1000 aud u,tcdrd bc accompanied by q hfcd ehsck or drad eq,'ai to ,fre per cent. of he biI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
AGENTS READ THIS!

Our soods anus, bs sold. We will ray agents salary of SIS ief week and expenses who Wil engage with al osoe. Steady employment.
 Addfess c. w. IODINE CO,
 sspl3A Batte Greek. Hieh-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

ing the mall on route No. -, lroal - do swear that have the ability pecuniarily t0 ful. hll my obligation As such bidder; that the bid |.
 made in good faith, and with the intention to CD. ter Into contract and perform the service in case sAid bid shall bH accepted and that the sigma. lures of the guarah,oFS thereto arc geuuipe aud
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
CEftTIRfCATY

The undersigned, postmaster at -, State of --, certiiles. UNDER ITS oATH or OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the above guarautors, and knows them 10 be men of property and able to make good their guarantee; and that bidder and guarantors are above the age of 2l years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

Bfdi ef s5 OO0 aud Epsayd mUtt b accom- JgHisd by o,TtlGsd chsct, drgn foirsn natloHai blnk sgHai tO per esmfu ef tAs pyeieni aHREoi pay h, route "a 0f 1syrics nod kss han per eenu ef ysaTs pay ProPoisd iH bfd( Section J Aet er JuHs 2. ls72)
 The Postmaster must not sign the certificate until the 0f the bid s inserted and the bid and guarantee signed by ail the parties, and daisd. OATH REQUIRED BY SECTION 2i6 OF AN ACT OF
 COSGgEss APPROVED JUSES, 1872, TO BE APgIx.
 ED TO EACH BID YoR CARRYIsG THE MAIL AND
 TO BE TAKEN BEFORE AK OFFICER QUALIFIED
 TO ADNfSIsTER OATus.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

tbat belieec the said guarantors to be pccuni. ariy responsible for and able to pay all damages the Cnited States shall suffer by reason Ot my
 falling to perform my obligations as such bidder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

sworn to and subscribed before me -----, for the ----- of - thls ------ day of -----, A. D. lS7 and in testimOny thereof bercuntO subscribe my name and ufix my official seal the day and year aforesaid.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22

w. UNK WEED REMEDY OR OREGON RHEU- kN,>@ matte Cure si Or kshdslis Drug Sore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
TO BfDDERS AND
 POST.NASIERS:

Continuing also conditions to De iHcorporated i' he contrdc's to the erient hs Department
 may deem DrOyer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-22
ARIZONA STAGE LINE

Regular ,.mi weekly trips by stage with mall, win b
 made between
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-24
PAPER HANGINGS 1

and have succeeded much better than we ex- pectea. There fs no decoration adds 90 much to the general appearance Of . parlor or family stroys the symmetry of spacious and otherwise elegant drawing room, so utterly, as ugly looking paper. Our ideas of taste. and love for the beautiful are co shocked aad outraged that we cannot look upon it, and can hardly muster courage sufficient to examine the pictures bang ing upon the wall. If the richest Engksh tapis- try carpet Is spread upon the floor, if elegant sofas and sumptuous easy chairs are tast fly ar- ranged about the room and the rarest paintings adorn the walls. the whole thing is wretehed failure If the wall paper is miserable daub or
 meaningless scrawl. We have 6 fine display in
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-24
DO YOU WANT WORK

NHAT will pay 970 week C$50 warranted) them l take an agency for Youman's Dictionary of Every Day Wants, containing 0,0O0 tried and ap- anda large frst-class BIO chromo to every sut. scriber. No other book sells like it. and agents with or without experience should write for cir cular to E. M. REED, 139 Eighth Street, N. Y.
 ..-za .. ,I--,--L. L-. ----.. .-.-- 4w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-24
BISHOP & SEDGWICK.
Benedict, Merriman q Co.

Benedict, Merriman Q Co.
 WATERBURY,, CONN.
 Our trade from the people of Litchfeld and vicinity has been very large the past ten years but Of late, 1t has grown to such huge propor- tl"ns that we desire to address few words to our patrons in that locality, through the columns of the Enquirer, that they may know what we are doing, and intend to do, in the way of merchan- diZlng, the present season; and at the same time to express onr grateful thanks for the gen. erous patronage heretofore extended to us. With the hope on our part, that this same confidence, pleasant feeling, and liberal patronage, may be continued indefinitely, we shall not approach you, at this time, or any other time, with high sounding words, laudatlng ill extravagant an- guage our goods, as we regard snch 6 system ot advertising as predudicial to the interest of the advertiser, to say nothing about outraging truth. Our object is simply to cali your attention, in . few brief modest words. to some of our goods, of which, st this season of the year every family is in want. With this introduction, we proceed tQ invite you to apersonal examination of our
 Carpet Department.
 We have given the carpet subject great con. sideration for many years, and hatter ourselves that we have more than ordinary facilities for purchasing them. In the first place, we buy ex- cluslvely for CAsH-having never in 6 single in- fact, can say we are utterly ignorant of time prices. This gives us, we think, a decided ad- vantage over dealers of less capital. In the sec ond place we have had more than thirty years experience in the great Carpet Markets of the country, and think We have the inside track in styles and prices. In the third place, We are so frequently in the market, and such large buyers. that dealers are glad to extend privileges to us, that smaller operators cannot command,-con- sequently, We are prepared to show up greater variety of styles and st prices much lower than they generally rule in smaller establishments, and with as close margin as any dealer in New Haven or Hartford. At this season of the year when the birds begin to sing their earliest and sweetest notes, and the grass is struggling for a place and name on the fair earth, is the time of all others, to carefully look over the parlor and cozy sitting room, preparatory to the introduc- tiOn of new and modern carpets, and after se- riously considering the kind wanted and about the price ysu wish to pay, we should be pleased to show up our entire stock consisting in part of
 ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS, ENGLISH
 TAPIsTRY-a splendid article,
 RoxBURY TAPESTRY.
 ALSO,
 LOWELL 1NaRAINs AND THREE-PLYs- New patterns and magnificent colors. Also, q great variety of good styles and cheaper grades We cannot, on paper, speak of the merits of our goods in this departme ..t, they cannot be appre- ciated only by personal examination, and if you will visit us we will show them up with the great est pleasure
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-24
1873. SPRING. 1873.

lC1O ST Ill NU. I0. H. O'NeilI 4 @;o. Have open full line of New Spring. Millinery Goods. Latest Novelties in FRENCH AND. ENGLISH CHIP AND MILAN ROUND HATS AND. BoNNETs. POO cases Milan Round Hats from Csc. to $2 50. 50 cases Milan Bonnets, from from S1 to 5. All of the latest and most desirable shapes.
 RIBBONS.
 Gross Grain Sash Ribbons,
 Watered Sash Ribbons.
 Block and Fancy Plaid Sash Ribbons. 100 cartons Gros Grain Finch Sash Ribbons, $1.O0yard; warranted all silk. 20 cartons 8-inch Watered Sash Ribbons $1 35 worth $2 50. 50 cartons of 7-inch Back Plaid, 65c. yard. 50 cartons Winch Plain Sash Ribbons, 95c.; war ranted all silk. shs All the new Spring Shades in Bonnet Ribbons French Flowers. Roses Rose Vines
 Monitors, Gallads 40 cases of New Flowers, all o4 the latest Paris ian Noreities.
 Laces. Black Thread, Guipure.
 Valencienness Spanish Laces Vails, Dotted nets
 Malines, Illusions.
 Embroideries.
 MADE-UP LACE GOODS. Childrens Lace Caps in all the newest st, les. Ladies 1i,s in endless variety l. 900 dog 4 inch Windsor ri s, 46c Grape De
 Chine Ties, Fancy Ties, &c. Ladies, go to O'NEILL'S for Millinery Goods. All goods marked in plain figures. N. B.-Reductionto the trade. 2 3m II. ONEILL & CO.,, 327 329 Sirth 4uenue & 2Oh St. Ne,c York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-24
A Mechanical Curiosity!
The Mormon Wife.

A GENTS WANTED for this fearless "A book. It comprises the Adventures and Experience of 8 woman-written by herself flor years the wife of Mormon Prophet-dis- closing all that is mysterious, ,.wicMed and start ling. Full of thrilling adventure, humorous and pathetic scenes-the most fascinating book ex- tant. Portrait of the Authoress, and of leading Mormons,- ,-men and woman,- and Scenes in Utah, etc. For circulars address Hartford Publishing Co.,, Hartford, Ct. 52-4
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-24
PROBATE INVERTEBRATES.

NTACsaEt sE RrSAass holden st Plymouth 1 wxAza and saw fks Dsssxsrs of Plymouth. on Sa& KzkA &zE @G AzxS1. A D- Is71
 Rus@M@&. 0@sExs RsszFGa1 Esq. Judge.
 TAzm Ca@E4 3seh dzxse4 Bxr0n Futile, Trustee tA& s@kzzs 0x gus&Ea R- Loomis of Plymouth, sad nezsracs az asslvenk and assikuing debt sr ss gfeS R@Esc< ss all Pers0a@ interested in the s~s4sR @G sad EzsoaxSlf to appear. If they see c&n@a. h@xSgW the CaGxt of Rr0Amas Co be hold a. sAA Rr~AAas 0&ce in sAd District. on the ss<A 3ar e AFE3 ESTS as nine o'clock forenoon sa e% heard sSs1z1x~ to the appointment of Com 4aERsau@1EE s1 sn52 ssea4s1 hv posting said order e a.SeasR a4 F@k&e SSg1-p0s1 in said town of kts@sz<A. 1S&z2<s so tA1s place where the as- sE<@zw hH<. 3w~& and by advertising the same in a a<wxRmn&r FmAzz4AS4 iR Litcha~ld. in said esEzES-
 CsrSlSs4 fram Rncord
 3Et AUGUSTUS H. PENN, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-24

nETKECT sf LzeA&e1 ss- Probate Court, LN AE<z A IS-1
 EaeAas st ElEE2 FAelPA- late of Litch6eld. in sad nmkKarx. &neaaMeA
 TAm C~=Es eg pruAmaa fsr the District of I.itch- s&Al k4<A EzGaS3 sz3 aEbowe1 six months from gA& 2AeR h4EeaE- fsr the CreaisorS of said Estate ss SxAE&E tAEE< e2Az@s for settlement. Those ~Aa u9xsse3 ss Fxesszt their accOants properly xEszse@4 ws<Aza SzS3 tize. will he deharred a re- oSEsEx- A2 Fsr~azls indebted to said Estate are rsss4lsSse4 s@ wAks smmnezsafe payment to
 FKEnEEkCk D- McSTEL. hministI ator. nISTGECT uG LzsEA<s1a ss- Probate Court ASEz TA rS-&
 Eze11e Sf Nah G@sx1sey, late Of Northfield, "a zzS1 nS4sxnrG. &AssASa1
 The Cazw1 Gf RraAmAe fer the District of Iitch- E&A4 Aa<A EmzG1@4 and aEbgwea slx montha from r&s 4NaR k<zNgg. Ger the Cxe1ieoEa ef said Estate GH SzA<eza kA<S< S&AEzA Gor seEx1sment. Those ~aA aars@r< s1 FEsae1f xher accounts. properly AEaEwCgNt- ws9A6n sMs3 timeL wsl bodebaxred q re- oKW<Er~ AZ F9Rsamm Sz&eheea to said Estate are rsE1z&e@3 ss aaks ssmms1szss payment to
 S& S H. GrKRSxxE, Administration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE. NO. DIS.
U. 9. Survey No. Is.

TT S. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, October @. lS73.-Noticc is here.
by given that Martin White, whose post ONCE Is
at Virginia City, Storey county, Nevada, has
made application for U. 5. Patent for five hun
dred and iOriy-four and n half $3.50 linear feet
on the Cherokee Lode, Cherokee Claim. DEVILS
Gate Mining District, Lyon County, Nevada,
bearing southcaslerly h44H feet from an open
Gu, and embracing the same, with all dips.
spurs, angles and variations, with surface ground
$50 feet in width. and described on the plat and
field notes on file In this office, az follows, to
wit: Beginning at Post No. j, from which Post
No. 0 OF the Dayton Compapy's claim bears
south G3o 20 west so feet, and the section corner
Of the southwest corner OF section o, township
10, north range 81 cart, NJ. D. NJ, bears eouth
10 IT, east 412 feet, and running from raid Post
No. I, first course, north .Go 4p west 64H feet
10 Post No. 2. whence Port No. ! OF the Table
Mountain claim, survey No. IS. bears west about
8 feet thence, second course. north 63o 20 east
$50 feet TO Post M. 8; thence, third c0urpc,
south 30 40 east SAY feet To Post No. 4;
thence, fourth course, south $50 90 vert go feet
to Post No. !, the place Of beginning, contain
Ing 3n acres. Courses and bearings from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. 1879 east, said
location being recorded In Book ]. on page S34,
Of the Mining Records Of the Devils Gate
Mining District, kept In the cficc OF The Mining
Recorder OF Lyon County, In the State Of Ne
vada.
The manner Of the adjoining claimants are az
follows: On the northwest. the Table Mountain
claim u. 8. survey No. 49,; on the south. tho
Dayton Silver Mining Company u. 8. survey
oc7 GOD ADOLPHUS WATT. Register.