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Eaos-7lE;asier; Western, ae@aoc.
Hopa-Qnlet; 4t@55o for Now York crop Of '72; Il
@62c for Wostorn.
LE41nEn-1n fair demand; 2ot1@2lo; orinooo-
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ToLrDo, O., Jan. n.22.-DrrADaTuFfa-T1our steady
Wheat duh and lower; No. 2 white Wabash, sl.o5;
Corn frn, high nixed easb 43Xo seller
May; 10y ~ mi5sd, s7@a1so; yellow S'Ho. oa'e
DRESSED Ho1a-tf, ,85{S5,00.
RI lou ooo br!n; wheat 1900 hi S0Fn'
sn1rMnxrs-Flour, 100 brls; wheat, 1000 bu;
''rn' 1900 'u; 0't'; af g'o99 ndTig hni
Sr. LOUIS, dan. 22.-BnEApsTurrs-Flour IN good
demand st f.lll prses suner winser S52s9s15 e. s3-
family, $5.759id5o. WHEAT lrm but sales light ~
spring Balcnblo 81. "a, held hgher No: fal et88;
82@3sc On cas track 4o41c In st. Iosia elosator and
warehouse. Oats quiet, but nrm No. 2, 3oc, on eaat
trnck !; so%c in elevator. Barley held firmly. Rye
Wn1sngr-89@0oc.
Pnoy1s1oss-pork quiet at s1225@125o Sweet
seller Siarch bacon nrm dear sidcs &c. Lard quicts
pts Hess@n'sssz s.ei ssiei !Re mostly sssoeso
hoss packed i hs Eoias aaf T. 4 se;s 67sooo.
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1o.7s oorn an md lower; mixed, roo; White Tic
| bran dull ut s1.30.
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oss;es so2d aS suy agd
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coT4oswAetivo snI firmer; sales 900 bales; good
iH5ae:ty i ies ieEe ossns sx nss'f 1e eeeS ass
s'0's' 18e'''f' No 'cfs55i; ofSoixsAr1.
CINCINNATI Jan. 2.-luEApsrurrs-Flour n.ta ;
:a?sSs.So. wheat hr'a and unchanged. Other grains
Paov1s1oNs- pork-s12 .75@1aoo; offerings Light at
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ssssssss ss.
, 1873-01-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, jan. 22,-It is reported that Q con-
ference has boon hold at Chisolhurst, ut which It
was decided that tho Empress Eugente and
Prince Napoleon should bo tho political gunr-
dians OF tho Prince Imperial, and therefore d.
that no manifesto announcing tho intentions Of
tho BonapartiBta will be issued. Tho Prince I'M
perinl viii not DO called Napoleon w., but DO
known ns Count Piorrefonda. lie hns adopted
rs his motto: "strongth, but not impatience."
A despatch from Genoa BayB the HOY. Edward
Donorie Pusoy D. D., is dangerously Ill in that
city.
Tho remains Of Dulwor Iytton will DO buried
At Knolworth tomorrow.
, 1873-01-23

IrvEnroot, Jan. ALL u. nn.-FloMr, 2os 6d@30s.,
Whcat--Wlntor, II. 2d9l2s Sd spring. ill., 6d@12s
98s.
Pork, G2s Cd. Lard, 98s 3d.
L1yEnrooL, Jan. 21-2 p. m. Market lrm and uns
changed. ....- .....
E-I.oNpoN, Jan. 22.-Consols money, D2A; account,
03A@o91z. 6-2os Of 'o5, o34; do 'o7 YAK l0-40s,
"a new H. B9.{ Eric, I0I.
Tal1ow, AS 0d. ...
rAnIE Jan. 22.-Rentcs 6if 37c.
I1yEnpooL, Jan. 22.-totton heavy middtfnB up.
laud, 0t{@9,Sd oroano, 10@l0<d salc~ 10000 balo.;
American, 5000 bales speculation and export, 1000
bnlcs.
nrcatatuffa qniot rod winter wheat, 12s 2dS12a Sd.
Flour, Goa Gl@30,. Corn, 2ss.
Doof, O3s Cd. Choose, 6Bs. Dncou unchanged.
, 1873-01-23

Tho Zimmerman murder case at Decatur, Ind,
han bcon pontponel, owing to hiB illness.
Masses for tho ropose Of the soul Of tho 'nto
bsr Of churches In this city to-day. Largo
orowds attended tho services.
In the Wilson Committee, yostorlay, It waR
found that tho Union Pacific Railroad Company
passed an order in Docsmber, 1879, to issuo
$l6,00o,000 sinking fund mortgage, bonds, but
ooutod. =
, 1873-01-23

VIRGINIA, Nov, Jan. 22.-The Legislature
met In Joint Convention to-day, read Tho jour-
nails Of yesterdays seHHion, aud announced tho
vote for Senator. Jones, 50 Mccoy, 81, De-
long, / MoDolh, l. After tho announcement
Of lie vote, Mr. Jonos was conducted to the
Speakers deHk, mud male lengthy speech,
defending himself against the charges Of money
having been coTuutly used to secure hts cleo
, 1873-01-23

Special Despatch to The Chicago 1ftbuns.
'ToPEKA, Jun. 22.-Iho hnti-Pon1eroy CAUCUS
last night did not bn1lot, and adjourned until
Friday night. Thore Ia talk Of abandoning
Lowe, Phillips, Horvoy, and Logan, and so1oot-
ing new man. Tho cat1cun Friday night will
probably mako movement Of this kind.
J. Ingalls,, Of Kansas Magazine celebrity, is
announced tonight M n candidate.
, 1873-01-23

Fonr DEPOSIT, No., Jan. 22.-A telegraph
Office has boen oponod In the second story Of the
operators residence. The river iH falling elow-
". The gorge of Ice is still IS feet high Tho
only danger now is Of tho r1so nboyo coming
down on this gorge, which would awoop away
half tho town. The damage In tho city ia im-
menae.
HARn1snuna. Pa, Jan. 22-Tho suaquehanna
River haH fallen five foot.
, 1873-01-23
SPAIN.

MADRID, ian. 22.-Tho Cortes was engaged
to-day in debnting the bill providing for oompul-
sory service In the army. Tho Special Commit
tee OF the Cortos on the abolition Of slavery in
Porto Rico will probably present thoir report. to
that body tomorrow. The question Of tho i'll
Identification Of thu elayo-ownars hha boon aet-
tied, and the details nlono delay tho report. Tile
Committee will propose that the emancipation of
slaveB shall bo complete In four mouths after
tho promulgation Of tho paBaage Of tho bill.
The tortes will commence to discuss tho bill ut
an early day.
Marshal Borrano and tho Conservative De-
puties will decide to-day upon tho course they
Intend to pursue.
Members OF the late Cabinet publish doclara-
tion, to~day, ropudiating tho idea that thoy
favored tho sale Of tho Island Of Cuba,
, 1873-01-23
SOUTH AMERICA,

OOO II AWEHtNHt
received horo givo tho "details Of tho plot to
December laat. Tho railroad train con-
tanning the President was to hayo
been blown up On it's entry to Linn, by
ratlons woro made is near tho railway, md it ap-
pears that tho livoa Of the passengers on tho
da1ne train wore all to DO sacrificed In execution
Of the programme. Tho oonspirntors comprised
tKo brothers Of tho namo Of Bogardus and ono
Herechla, IN old army engineer. A quarrel be-
tweon thena attra9.od the police to the house,
Tossed, and aaid that Bon1o lima previous hc mot,
at the houBe Of ox-Minister Plcola, Dogardus
and others, who had originated the plot, and
offered him money to aid In It,.
There WAS d slight earthquake on tho 26th Of
President Pardo Is to arbitrato betweon Pull
and Bolivia.
It is feared the smallpox will mako great
irayagcs in Lima.
At Guatemala, Central America, tho now Com
'sttution was adopted. providing Electors to be
q years Of age able to road or write, or in lieu
A volcano near santanna in Salvador given In
Thore was s20oooo fire at Chill on the 17th
of December.
Tho Unitod Statos steamor Kansas, which io tc
aid In tho Nicaragua Canal survey, arrived al
Aepinwall LIST january.
In Bolivia, LufaJe, who shot President Nor.
zleB, published a Htatomont that Morales NM
mailing = dangerous attack on Lis eidc when hi
indignation getting tic better Of reason, ho fret
sovon shots at tho President, killing, him.. HI
then went Immediately to the barracks and pui
the troops under arms.
, 1873-01-23
PERSIA.

LONDON, Jan. 23-b:8o q. m.-Tho poraan Min-
lister in this city authorizes the contradiction of
tho report that Persia lna made secret troaty,
codiug torritory to Rusaia.
, 1873-01-23
FLORIDA.
I'll 1.- ~ TT, >

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. 22.-Tho Legislature
In joint assembly, to-day, voted for United
States Senator nithout result.
, 1873-01-23
FRANCE.

PARIS, jan .'22.-Foronilly, Decamp, and Beuet,
*hle morning, on satory plain. Feronilly died
without nttering word Decamp's last words
were; II dte aasassinated. Down With false
Witnesses, lawyers, and Thiers!" :" Boust died
cheering 1.-THE republic, the Commune, and tho
army. !" Only one yo1loy was fired, as al died
Instantly. There woze but few spectators On tho
ground.
In the oascs Of ton other Communists, who
wero to haye been executed about tho same
time, the President has commuted tho sentence
to imprisonment for life.
PAB1s, Jan. 22.-The water in the River Seine
u again very high, and another inundation is
feared.
The Committee OF Thirty have agreed to tho
amendment proposed by II. Dredos to 1.-The first
article Of the constitutional project reported by
its sub Committee, whereby tho President iB al
lowed to address tho Assembly only on bills
before It,
, 1873-01-23
RUSSIA.

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-Thero ia an extensive
emigration movement to Amorica among the
German colonlHts IN HuaBia. One hundred and
twenty families loft E3eresina alono.
, 1873-01-23

MEMPHIS, Jan. 22.-An AvaIanche special from
Helena. Ark, dated last night, says A deatruo-
tive fro broke out here at z O'Clock thla morn
, 1873-01-23

ALBANY, n. r., Ian. 22.-,Roscoe Conkling WIS
re-elccted' United States Senator to-day, for six
years from tho 4th Of March next,
, 1873-01-23

NEw Yonk, Jan. 22--Thero was fair movement In
ilrst a,a and tho jobuors werc fairly active to-day.
Tho market for cotton goods Is worry strong, with
further Increased tlcnan for brown Standard ahcnt-
tnBs md fine browns. neachod ahirtinBs and rolled
j9conos aro active. Prints in medium eoo1ngs and
prints nro opouc md wall recc!yod. C1as!merca nnd
ChDvot sutngs In botter demand, and tho favor
Ito styles arc already BOLD ahcad Of production.
, 1873-01-23
CANADA,

Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo, Ont, Jan. 22.-8cores OF petitions,
signed by thousands Of nanes, are pouring into
tho Ontario Legislature, aH4ing for prohibitory
liquor law.
The Ontario Legislature will visit the Belle
Vile Deaf and Dumb Asylum in a body, on
Wednesday next. Thore is strong probability
Of the doyernmont here selecting Guelph 90
the site Of tho Agricultural College and Model
Farm.
Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.
OrTAwA, Jan. 22-The Dominion Parliament
meets on tho 18th OF February.
Tho final arrangements regarding tho Cana.
diAn Pacific Railway contract, arc to bo concluded
on the 28th inst.
HALIFAX, N. g., Jan. 22-Aux1ety is felt hero
for tho safety Of tho troop-ship Himalaya
Nothing has boon hoard Of her aince sllo left
England.
, 1873-01-23
QUEBEC.
Winter on the st. Lawrence
River---The Ice-Bridge.
Important Trade and Business
Topics.
What the Canadians Think of
Their Route to tho Sen.

Hai1rOld and TranBpOrtntion Facts |
IT,. 1r..A
Aos "esIo'A 11euuesss
Etc, Etc.
--
Qurnro. Cana.la, jan. 40, 1879.
THE WEATHER.
II YOU hayo suf1orod in tho Wost frop tin nm
1o, .,,, 81, 49,, ,.1, ~
wintor, NO Canadians have borno our sl,aro
With the thermometer registering OF below zero,
and throo foot Of enow on tho ground In tho
city, not to mention tho ontiro burial Of tho
country, wo aro In n position TO speak protty au-
thoritatively on all mattera nppertnining to win.
tar. Tho farmers hnvoyor ro,o~d tt,o hoa,,
snowfall with favor. inagmuch as tbov aro % aa.
Bured OF plontlfW crops thoroby. Until laat
week, the people Of Quebec were almost shut
out from the rset ot tho ctv;t;zod world. Tho
mico.hrIdno - ~ tho ,,orrao.,ont <saa',r,. ,.naa
VI 'no os' La"ronco' Opposite INC olty, had noe
formed, md tho steamers which did tho forriagoaa
opportunity offorod, dodglng in and out Of tho
ioo-1iolds, woro forbidden to cross by tho a,,-
thor;t,cs of TIM nantcnt cornorat;or for foor ~
1amacfne tho ~ ico ,ylicl, thev ornocio1 r. forn,
W. ~ ",1 sl'oJ uNposs.a W io4t,'
a nlgns OF intense cold nxoa tho pndgo, Which
has alnco boon tue channel though worry in
md tho ona;ao ID ror,a a.ro.s ] t,a br,i,cc ] ts.n,s
a I ~ sto oasoao "o.'u. 1loss @ 'ue pitso .1sns
through tho weak spots nntI air-holoH, and being
vnrv co1d1v duo1fcd for thoir tcmoritv
T,,.. ~, ~
A. ~ se"4' ~ tao eo'14aneico VI ecpeo,
from her intorcourso with tho woet, becomes
grcator and Of more importance, tho mood for
IMPROVED COMMUNICATIONS
ia ,o,t, t. WA thia neod 1vhic,, ,n,.;..oa .,o
no.,. ""o u..o Aoou "n'oI .u'tl"soo .uo
Nofsh ohofo halfway echemo' which Is no" bo-
Ing carried out. 1n former years, tho formation
Of an ico-bridgo was regarded as public b1oss-
fne, and tho oyout celebrated bv the firing of
usi,,+oa fro, +,,a f;t,7o1 o,1 -, 49,
Dhllsoe liol' 'no oisauoi' alu pIoc9ssloas ot sao
, 1873-01-23

Congressional Nomination In Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 22.-Alexander stephena
has been nominated to Congress-, aud accepted.
The Governor will order tho election aQon.
, 1873-01-23

Evening" Pr0vlHt0M 1I0nTd.
CHICAGO Jan. 22.-5acs ut tho Evening Provision
Board, 600 bra mcas pork seicr March, ot $l2.27N.
, 1873-01-23
IOWA.


DEsaIorsEs, Iowa, Jan. 22.-In tho House,
this morning, tho opinion Of Attorney General
Cults was presented. He Bays that tho rBo OF
tho College funds, Oh admitted by Rankin, is q
crmo, md is covered by tho lnw In Section 4, ,244
OF the revision, and that thore is but one course
asain5t @ % lin BY 80 q Grand If jury Of tic county
whore the offence WAS committed, and theil
eatiefy the people by a trial by, jury
TINT tho charges In the Indictment arc
true, which, haylng boon done, D con-
yiction may reasonably 10 expected.
The chapters Of the code relative to roal proper
ty, especially the clause In relation to home-
atondH, created much discussion, but the section
waR rotainod, fixing the value OF homeatoadB to
be exempted at $500.
In tho Bonate, Lowry'a Joint resolution for
Congregational legislation on railroad tariffs WIS
passed. A Joint resolution was passed proyid-
Ing for Cotnmtttee to draft a law to provide for
the publication Of the code. Tile Road law was
amonded 30 as to mako nlalo porsonH between a
and 45 years old ltablo to road work. An effort
WAS made to have City Masshala elected by the
people, but failed.
, 1873-01-23
INDIANA.
BENATE.

IrprANApo1,1a, Jan. 22.-The consideration Of
tho messages Of Governors Dakor and Hendricks
w.a postponed until Monday.
Tho bill to reduce the allowance for the uHe
Of toam and wagon, or plow, IN work on roads,
to 80 por day, the came na allowed for hand,
after q lengthy discussion was laid upon the
table.
A resolution to consider no claims for services
or materials furnished the State previous to tho
special session, unless presented twenty days
previous to tho adjournment Of this session, WAS
adopted.
printing and binding, for tho election of State
Printer biannially to servo. two years. and spect-
a bill wns passed to provide for the appoint-
mont Of Special Oonstablcs by Justices Of tho
4 joint resolution WAS adopted authorizing tho
Secretary of State, by and With tho consent Of
the Chairman Of tho Printing Committee of both
Houeoa, to contract with como suitable person
by law until other proviaEons shall DO made.
Tho BaBtardy act, to provide for the education
and maintenance OF illegitimate children, was
taken up as tho special order, and, after
The bill to fix tho salaries Of Judges was made
the special order for WodnoBday noxt.
a large number Of bills were road second
time and referred.
aboiIahing tho oflce OF State Printer, paagod
unanimously.
HOUSE.
Tho Stationery bill was considered and laid
upon tho table.
Tho Senate concurrent resolution for a joint
| Committee to rodtatrct tho State for judicial
| purposes WIS concnrred in.
| The Senate concurrent resolution for q joint
| Committee to soe to employing official reporters
and procure tho printing and binding Of the re-
| ports, waa made tho special order Tor Monday
next. ,-...,
poses from 16 to 20 cents, and 80 conts poll-tax,
was discussed at length, and thon made the
Hpecial order for Wednesday, next.
Tho bill to authorizes tho Issue Of bondH by
civil townships, TO raiao money for the pur-
chase Of grounds, md erection Of buildings for
school purposes, was defeatcd-yeas, 81; nays,
| GO.
Tho bill allowing bounty on fox aca1ps passed..
Tho Senate joint resolution, providing for tho
public printing, was referred to special com.
mitteo Of throo, as also tho bill to fix no limit
upon prices or authority Of tho Secretary OF
| State to contract for work.
| The bill providing for tho appraisement oa
real cstato in all cities Of 10000 or moro In.
lnbitantB, with auch amendments as are neces'
anry to bring 1t within the provision Of tho neH
tar law, WAS ordered ongroAsed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-06-04

wounded. This elemental disturbance is
supposed to have arisen 10 Washington %
county, and will be known as the Wash
ington tornado. 1t was very similar to
the Comanche tornado, which happened
some years ago in the same state. Both
leveled the largest and pulled tho email
est things to pieces-skinned animals,
plucked chickens and played other freaks
in commen-showing that they belonged
to the same breed of storms.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-06-04

A Pbrenologist told man that he had
combativcness largely developed q" No."
said the other, ~ have not, and if you
say that ssais III knock you down"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-06-04

A Kansas man who lately returned
from the Rocky Mountains. after an ab-
.ence of four years, got. mad, just because
the baby was only two years old, just as
il bis wife. could make the baby grow
any faster! -..
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-06-04

"Ah, Jenny, Jenny" said the Bishop
Of Derry to drunken blacksmith, "I'm
sorry to see you beginning your evil
course again aud Jenny, I am very
anxious to know what you intend to do
with that 6ue lad, your son?" II intend,
sir, said Jenny, ito do with him what
you cannot do for your son." "Eh, eh |!
how's that ? how's that p. To which
Jenny, with burst of genuine feeling,
said II intend to make him q better
man than his father"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-06-04

BOILING EGas.-A story is told OF q
negro in Virginia whose master threat
ened to give him aoeging if he boiled
hir eggs hard again. Next morning the
eggs came TO the table still harder than
before. You rascal" shouted the en-.
ragged planter. "didn't | tell you to cook
those eggs soft '"Yes. massa," said the
frightened slave, "au' l got up at 2 O.
clock this mornin, an billed EN- five
hours. on it seem to me l nebber kin
get desc eggs softer T. During tho war
one Of the Northe... hotel keepers was
on visi. to Norfolk. The eggs came to
lthe table boiled hard. "Look hera,'
said the hotel keeper, "Sambo, these
eggs are boiled too hard. Now take my
watch and boil some three minutes by it.
lie gave tho negro his splendid gold
watch. In about FIVE minutes the freed.
man returned with the eggs and watcn on
on the same plate. The watch was wet
What have you bee doing to my watch ?"
asked the Northern visitor. "Why it's
all wet !'"Yes' sah," said the negro.
II billed de wath w,d do eggs. All right
dis time, sah."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-26
SUMMONS.

IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il First Judicial District OF the State OF Ne
yada, In and for Storey ounty.-lSABELLA r.
ESTkY, Plaintiff, VI. DANIEL ESTEY, De:
standardization brought In the First Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada, In and for tie
county OF Storey. and the complaint filed In
ssld county, In tho Office Of the Clerk OF faid
District Court, on tho 18th day Of April, A. D.
lSTS-The State OF Nevada sends greeting to
Daniel Estey, defendant: You are hereby, re.
qulred TO appear In an action brought against
you by the above.namod plaintiff, In tho District
Court Of tho Firrt Judicial District Of the State
answer the complaint filed therein, within ten
days exclusive f the day Of s~orvicel after the
service on you OF this summons, if served In
said county, or, II served out OF said county.
within twentydays; and In all other cases. forty
days; or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF said
compliant. The eaid action 10 brought to obtain
the Judgment and decree Of this Court forever
dissolying the bonds OF matrimony existing DO
tween you and plaintiff, on the grounds. as
alleged In plaintiffs complaint, OF extreme
cruelty on your part and failure to provide for
plaintiff the common necessaries OF life. such
nIlure not being the result Of poverty, which
YOU could nothaye avoided by ordinary industry.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fall 10
answer the complaint, the said plaintiff will
apply TO tho Court for tho relief therein de-
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
District Court OF tho Fret Judicial District OF
The State OF Nevada. In and for the county OF
storey, this 18th day o April, IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight. hundred and seventy.
isEAL.l W. @. THOMPSON, Clerk.
20 - L A. o~Oa aw. 0n .##.H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-26
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 207.
o g. Survey No. 81.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE,
" Carson City, Nevada, April IS, 1885,
Notice IL hereby given that the Segregated
Belcher Mining Company, whoso poet office 10
application for patent for one hundred and sixty
u6U) linear feet Of tho Comstock Lode, bearing
souiherly along tho line OF the said vein or lode,
and embracing the same, with all lite dips, spurs,
angles and variations. with surface ground two
hundred 900 feet In width on each side OF said
veil. or lode, situate In Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict, Storey county, State of Nevada, and de-
scrlbcd in the plat and teld notos on nlc In this
Office Ms follows. VIZ: Lying between two end
lines, ono Of which. being the north line, begins
atPost No. ! (Which Is also Port No. . OF the
Belcher C~ompany's claim, U. 8. Survey No. 81.
township 10 north, range q east, and No. 80,
township II north, range II east, N. ID. NJ, and
runs from centre OF said Post No.. ] along the
south line OF the Belcher Company's claim
north W deg. west, passing through tho centre
passing through Post No.. 2 at 207 40 feet; and
the other OF which, being the south line, begins
ut centre OF Post No. 4, which bears from Post
No. / south Is deg. west 16o feet, and runs from
said Post No. 1 north 62 deg. west, passing
through the centre OF Post No. Q at 300 feet and
compartment OF the Segregated Belchcr shaft al
about $40 feet, and south ~ deg. east passing
through the centre OF Post No. 5 t 2S5 2-l0 feet.
From Post No. l the southwest corner OF sec
ton &, township II north, range u east, III u.
NJ, bears north SOH deg. east S92 feet; the Bel.
cher shaft bears north 81 deg. Is min. west T29
feet; Mount Lincoln bears s0uth ~ deg. 81 min.
east. Courres and bearings from the true me-
ridian. Magnetic variation, 16x deg east. The
area Of the claim is estimated 1t two ~ acres,
and forming q portion OF the northeast quarter
OF section . in township 10 north, range
being recorded In Book A., oil page 80. OF the
Mining Records OF Gold Hill Mining District.
kept In the ONCE Of the County Recorder OF
Storey county, In the state OF Nevada.
The names Of the adjoining claimants are az
follows: On the north, the Belcher Silver
Mining Company; on the south, the 0yerman
Silver Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-26
NOTICE in BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
- 2lst day Of May, a. d. 1873, . Warrant In
Bankruptcy. was issued against tho estate Of
AZ F. MACKAY, OF Virginia, and the
county Of Storey and State OF Nevada, who has
been adjudged o bankrupt on bis own petition
that the payment Of any debts and me aeasetS
rim. or for his use, and the transfer OF any prop
erty BY him, are forbidden BY law that . meet.
inr Of the creditors Of tho said bankrupt 70
prove their debts, and to choose one or more
a~sslgnees OF his estate, Will be held ata Court
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 10 North Q
strcct. Virginia City, In said District, before
e. Strother, Esq, Register, on the 9th day OF
Juno, A. D. 1873, at u o'clock n.
u. g. Marsha and Messenger In Bankruptcy. D
JONAS SEELY, Attorney for Petitioner.