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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

Our STREETs.--If one will take his stand
at the corner of any one of our streets, and
look up or down, his eye will meet with ashes
in every style-ashes in heaps, ashes in boxes,
ashes in old barrels, broken and upset, scat
tered from the curb to the middle of the street,
in large or small lots, from carloads to the
contents Of old tin pans And this condition
of things has been gradually brought about
by the slovenliness of housekeepers, or by the
carelessness of the garbage gatherer, until the
prospect is sickening. And now the remains
of the snow-banks, the garbage and the mud
gives us a panoramic view of our city that is
anything else than suggestive of health or
cleanliness This state of things OUGHT not to
be-. The preventative would be stone foun-
dation in the shape Of a pavement, or a ma
cadamized street-and a Street Commissioner
who would not be afraid to do his whole duty
Health, cleanliness and economy all urge the
authorities to take some steps in this direc-
ton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

CouRT.-Our Spring term of Court will
commence on Tuesday, April 9Th.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

eY Rat, Mor Sc and Vermin Fxterminators,
at ROBBINS & SEvERN's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

gB Large Stock of Tooth, Hair and
Shaving Brushes at RoBBINs & SEyERN's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

DoN'T FoRoET-tIiat Huff & Swallow have
just received a splendid assortment Of Garden
Seeds
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

Cas- Helms slate roofs give satisfaction
Address IS Clinton street, Lambertville.
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MONTHLY REPORT OF LANBnRTvILLE PuB-
Lie ScHooLs.-Names of pupils who have been
present each session during the month ending
March 2lst, 1873
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

~ just received from New York, all of
the latest styles of hats and bonnets, at
HooKER's. If.
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COMMON CouNcrL-SpeciaE Meeting, March
24.-This meeting was called for the purpose
of ordering the payment of salaries. All the
members present but Mr.. Jos. Smith.
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For MAKING SoAP.-Soda Ash, Sailed
Potash, Sal Soda, Potash, and Concentrated
Lye, at ROBBINS s. SEyERN's.
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Where You will ind'n supply always hand for sale
Lambertville Feb. 10, 1s73--;lm
A CHALLENGE!

II AM exhibiting at cach hotel In Lambertville,
l. w ASEITNG M ACEIIN II
that does away with hand-rrbbing, and forms rinse
tub ironing table bath tub for small children and
Kitchen table. Cali and examine I'll
DO NOT LET YOUR PREJuDlC 5 DETER YoUl
1t will work In every way better than any other one
set before Indy.
A fair trial can be had before buying
A number of references In town can be had
Territory for sale and agents wanted in New Jersey
T. b. TIfSWORTH
Feb. 49, lS73--2t
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TERMS
SO Per Annum, in Advance.

For the purpose Of introducing it through
out the county, we will, for the present. fur
nish it to Clubs of twenty, or any larger num-
Der, by mail, for $3.50 per copy, cash in adj
vance, and copy free to the getter-up of the
Club.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26

A supplement to the ordinance respecting
inns and taverns was presented, but was ruled
out of order.
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i. X. STRoUsE, Principal.
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Now is the time for those who have promised
to aid the undertaking, to s.put their shoulders
to the Wheel and help run up the list.
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60 The following Essay was read by the
tainment given by the pupils of Prof. Shar-
keys Seminary, in this city. 1t was listened
to with much interest on that occasion /; and
at our request it has been furnished for pub
lication
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Reading Matter |!
I'D p:ER Z.ZSEsRS

viii find the RECORD an excellent medium
for calling the attention Of the public to
their various businesses, SO.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

The Novelty Theatre OF the world.
entire Ollo
and stars
First week OF the world-rcnowned Ventriloqust
MR. ALEX. DAVIS,
MR.. ALEX DAVIS,
MIR. ALEX. DAVIS.
and the celebrated
WAITE FAMILY,
iour in number.
Second week and marked success of the
FOY SISTERS.
Second week OF
LESTER and ALLEN
All the mammoth troupe in n pleasing bill.
Reproduction vi the Panorama, Drama and Diorama,
CHICAGO
BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER THE FIRE.
LITTLE JENNIE YEAMANs Tie Child Dole
MR. JOHN WILD Sky Rlue
MR. LARRY TOOLEY Patrick Jones
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
More Funds Required 20 Carry ON
Public improvements.

More Funds Required 20 Carry on
Public improvements.
Commissioner Van Mort has written the follow
Ing letter to his Honor. the Mayor asking for ad-
nittonal appropriations for lamps and gas repairs
bf public buildings and supplies Tor and cleaning
public Of1lces for the balance OF the year,
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS,
coHxrssiosnns ogricr, ROOM ls, Orr HALL.
Hon. WILLIAM +. HAvEHEYrR. Mayor and Chairman
Board Of Estimate and Apportionmeng:
s e S Ss ss q o s
sral Of The appropriations made Tor this deparment for
snditares necessary carry on the public Of
fhs tor the e remander @ Of the -
rey exhausted about the iih Of December the sum
ing and maintaining the public lamps during the re-
Msay ye Mhe 2" would
barely sufficient II al the resolu ions OF the Common
pied with The ] EXPERIMENTATION was aSsd Your hen.
20 g. Unn n he % az s q5 y the M
oval Of extra lamps wherever practicable and BY de-
toane Ssdssp within
new and much
exists on Una. asc1nnr mong Ky
The reaulsitions ior the repairs to public buildings
j Nh
pePartment on this account was reduced rom $4,000
outsPnang aees
about $4,000 and extensive repairs asked for By the
passage ways in and around @ West washington Market
which must be met out OF tins appropriation.
balance Of 81, 500 remains TO he credit OF the appro
priation, supplies for and cleaning public offices" The
rolls aborers and cleaners employed in the various
offices and departments tor the months of October Noy
ember and December will amount to about S66OO while
II Is impossible TO make any iurther reduction IN the
force without neglecting the work necessary 70 be done
This will leave but $500 to provide fuel for all The offices
and departments during November and December and
90 supply the ordinary demands for olco fixtures and
repairs to the
Saa o na an Ss
transfer from the appropriation Tor extra contingent
cies'' OF the of $4,000 for lamps and gas
$500 for public buildings. construction ana repair
and 500 tor supplies for and cleaning pubc oinces
Merry respectfully, GEORGE NJ VAN MORT,
Commissioner of Public Works
Commissioner Van Mort makes the following
statement OF public moneys received by the De-
partment OF Public Works during the week ending
yesterday Saturday =
For Cro0n water rent and penalties $352l3
Tor tapping Croton pipes. H
For sewer pcrmits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
For pipe sold " contractors. 29a
Total Ss7. .2s6
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
COMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the treasury From Receiver
OF Taxes-Taxes OF 1878, $S5,o9o; arrears Croton
water rent sos. Bureau OF Arrears-Arrears OF
taxes, assessments, water rent and interest,
$1O IA, Bureau OF Collector OF Observation-Disclosures
openings, improvements and interest, $2,1 ,120
Bureau OF City Revenue-lnterest on bond and mort
gage, ground, house and market cellars rent and
market rents and iees $685. Bureau OF Water
Registrar-CrOton water rents and penalties
.$l3,34O. Mayors Second Marshal-Iicenses and
fines, $685. Health Department penalties for
violating health laws and ordinances, $l,059
Total, $66.077
RECEIPTS OF TAXES
Comptroller Green reports the following amount
OF taxes received during the week ending Novem-
har1 viz
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
FEDERAL OFFICE AFFAIRS.
Custom nouse and Post Office Matt

Custom House and Post Office Matters.
In only one important branch OF the United
States government in this city is the disturbed
state OF the money market felt to any considerable
extent, and this is at the Custom House. The i'm
ports have dropped of very materially, and the
withdrawal OF goods from bond is in proportion
very slight. There Is very little beyond the regu-
Jar routine business doing Collector Arthur has
not as vet made the appointments OF the lnspec-
tresses, candidates for which were examined be-
fore the Civil Service Commission, but expects to
do so some time this week.
In Difference to the law OF the state making elec-
sion day legal holiday, Collector Arthur, in con-
nectiOn with Surveyor Sharpe and Naval Onicer
Iaflin, decided to close the Custom House next
Tuesday A deputy collector VIII be on duty be-
tween 10 and IL O'Clock in the morning lor the
try and clearance OF vessels. The payments for the
month OF October for excess of deposits by the
Auditor amounted to SIG 100 II.
POSTAL MATTERS.
During the past mont tn the amount OF mail mat
ter despatched from the New York Post 0flce to
Europe by steamers to Hamburg Bremen and
Liverpool was as follovs:-Letters, GIL bags;
papers, 1000 bags.
A POST OFFICE PUZZLE
letter bearing the postmark of Nieuerbronn,
Germany, was received at the Post once on Fri
day, directed as follows
monsieur JACQUES JUNDT:-
wsch you happy
New Year.
AMERIQUE."
The 'blind clerku has already worn ont two
pairs of spectaces in endeavorng to ascertain the
probable whereabouts OF the gentleman to whom
~.the compliments OF the seasonn are thus prema.
turey sent across the ocean.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
CITY AND COUNTY INTEREST.

The banks IN which city and county funds are
deposited yesterday notified Comptroller Green
that they had credited to the accounts OF Cham
oerain Lane Interest for the month or October as
follows merchants Bank, $5,457; German-Ameri
San Bank, $679 Irving Bank, $9l5. Total, $7,05l.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
MATRIMONIAL.

ISoR "RowENAn OR ''REBECCA"-A CUB.
tured gentleman inspired by rsthenc tastes seeks
to espousc true and genial woman. Address J, BEV
ERLY DALTON box l67 Herald Office
TINE ADVERTISER, IN THE BEST YEARS or LIFE,
il n truc hearted, thorough gentleman, highly edu-
Gated musical and refined IN manners ana eeunEs but
:. ho mosf lost nearly his whole fortune by
AN une pec ted accident would IKE 70 KNOW wueuet
the re- a. some n congenia Kind ana good eartcd
raNrea IsJy of means and independence aud matri-
monially inclined who would be able y apphacia,e pp %
shoye me entioued qualities and for whom the rahcf u
i,nporant financial qualifications would bc countei-
balance by a noble heart Intentions suc,ly nonoiaplo
M cowmiplcatio Kept FULLY confidential No tricrs
or women OF curiosity need apply rs only .ea meant a
vweeS. A. DELAF FoNTAINE, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

NTIBLOS CARMEN. BLACK CROOK
IN UNDININISHED AUDIENCES
testify in spite OF the existing depression
THE BLACK CROOK, THE BLACK CROOK,
Is the ruost attractive
Dramatic Representaton ted at any Theatre
in the world.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

THE GREAT KIRALFY TROUPE,
HANIOIA, EMILE KATTHI. IMRE and ROLOSSY.
Mile GIAvAssI the PIQUANTE
The wonderful Child Gymnasts only six years Of age
IN TIE TWIN SISTERS YAIDIS,
THE GIRARD FAMILY,
-, - IN their great Leg Maniatic performance.
me rEMALE SW ABIAN NIGHTINGALE QUARrETTE,
-, :, : with their mcloIious Tyrolean Songs
rELiA hE1AMf, the Caricaturist
l.. ID. DAVIES, the veptriioquisG
THE MADRIGAL BOYS.
SATURDAY MATINEE at l 80 r. NJ
DoWERy THEATRE
ID WMsB. FKELiC IL. Observation-Disclosures. Manager
NOW READY. THE GREAT PLAY
DANIEL BOONE,
the PERFECTION Of SUBLIMITY in HlSTRIONIO
WE CHALLENGE CRITICISM and SOAR ABOVE
COMPETITION.
On MONDAY NOVEMBER g. 1873
will be acted OF the most powerful plays
national subject presented to an American audience.
entitled,
DANIEL BOONE,
which will be produced with scenic effects extending IL
feet in DEPTH and which is impossible to be cqualled by
any THEATRE IN THE WORLDl representing por-
tion OF the
the GREAT MAMMOTH CAVE OF kENTUCKYt
NsNI GRANDEUR OF THE SUBLIME REPRESENTA-
TION OF THE GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY. 1t
must be witnessed 10 be appreciated.
Tnis GREAT PLAY produced under the
IMMEDIATE SCRUTINY Of Mr.. HARRY j. SEYMOUR.
IN PREPARATION-OUR CITY
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

objection RETURNS AT BARNuMs.
TO ACCOMMODATE THE THOUSANDS WHO
THRONG THE MAMMOTH HIPPoDROME ON MADI-
SON AVENUE, AFTERNOON AND EVENING AR.
RANGEMENTs HAVE BEEN COMPLETED WITH
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY FOR
CONNECTING THE WIRES. AND OPENING AN OF
FICE AT A CONVENIENT LOCATION IN THE MAIN
PAVILION ON ELECTION NIGHT NOVEMBER T..
COMPLETE RETURNS WILL BE BULLETINED IN
FULL VIEW OF THE Au AuDIENCE SIMULTANEOUSLY
WITH THEIR APPEARANCE AT PRINTING HOUSE
SQUARE.
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE
~ Proprietor ..................Mr Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Mr.. A. NJ. PALMER
Begns at q; at II.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
Begins at 81; over at II.
Boz Office open from A. NJ to r. M

TINION SQUARE THEATRE
- The ACCOMPLISHED critic OF the Evening Express, DC
tober ~ says"One OF the most gratifying successes ot
the pre- busy theatrical that OF the
Geneva Cross at the Union Square Theatre All the
taste but tells us in lucid numbers of the heart struggles
generous and noble woman, battling with the
duty In opposition TO the power of love- In the
present day when there is dearn Of really good acting
there is certain satisfaction in knowing that 1t has
been imported but is product of the SOIL engen
fairly and prosperously That its popular should
high favor with the public are not matters of special
wonder Notalone Is the play itself OF exceptional excel
encc but Ii receives exceptionally good treatment ut
hands of the company Miss Rose Eytinge is indis
putaby OF the best meodramatic actresses be
fore the public and the emotional intensity OF her per
the character of the heroine fraught with
deep and lasting interest while the manly steadiast Rie
MIR Thorne is fitting companion picture The other
the requsely toned accessories these
principal figures and the result picture full OF
harmony, symme try and grace
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
AMUs'EMENTs. A

THEATRE CoMIQUE.
sH BROADWAY
a4 BROADWAY.
s4 BROADWAY.
M4 BROADWAY.
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
5l4 BROADWAY.
THEATRE CoMIQUE
5ls BROADWAY.
Mr. JOSH sole Proprietor
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

:" SIS and So BRoADwAY css and So >.
Aanasfh fhE gRlATtsiI ,iiFiUMras oX sESokS En-
o7SsSah FESFqGSSSgS 1bEiR
JOHN HART
the King Of Ethiopian Comedians will appear as the
Chairwoman the new Buresque, written Tor this
THE LATE cosSEsSTSN ssssSlss%SPt SP STRONG MINDED
ADD moMhsi S9ais,
in tho Laushable Interlsde called THE Road Side Inn
the grcat irish Comedian. Ian a. Bridget Mitchell
tsass
MassRs Mfs E; Hsb Slss SSoPtR PPttTRs &c
First the "a M ad other
si NIB % gREb BYTS FySSsS
Doors open at T. curtoin rises at7l
MArsk fsf 2fH EVERY
s!!Ey GENTS SA$aAS sHsf T$ssSs $SgHss EVENING
SSEf S SHSTs cS4ssa Tasi 81 F$S Sss+fa &
FIFTY CENTS. Madison avenue and 4sth street
FIFTY FIFTY ESrs CESrs sfHfrri PipfY 1asson oRSTs
EEy GESTs rskct ,nS PnSGa hotels IL BtSa9
FiFTY CENTS. No. B West Twenty-third street
MERcAsIihE asEAEy LECTURE COURSE.
sublcc.oaSow aSS N ISIcn AND THEM
This "a Mr. Coughs only new lecture.
Admission Is cents Reserved Seat 81. To be obtained
at ll4 Broadway Schirmers iUi broadway, he Lprary
and al the hall.
MORGAN COOPER INSTITUTE, SUNDAY EVEN
M ipv-bimc lecture. "Old Maids Look Tor a rush.
See seven lectures In cartoon
f,ARp-pRrvATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN
~ organ Guitar Flute. Cornc, Either Harp, singing
HARMONY 92 Clinton place. Day and evening Circulars
maiaJ iree j. JAY WATSON, Director.
COLONEL MoNsrERY's FENCING g., AND . spARnING @
\ Academy 80, 81 xth near Thirty fth street.
Boxing taught In II lessons fne assortment OF rem
cling apparatus and Boxing Gloves tor sale send tor
circulars
nRAMAmC INsTRUCTI0N-A PROFESSIONAL
IL lady OF experience will give lessons In eocuon and
ladies for the Address u. W., care of d.
W. Waller. stage manager Booths Theatre, New YORK..
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
AMUsE MENTN.
-~~--r--~--------~-~->s
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
N24 BROADWAY

OLYMPIC THEATRE, x24 BROADWAY
EVEkI EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
DRAMATIC HIT OF THE PERIOD
Inc eminent natural actor in the Romantic mperson
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-21
miscellaneous
An ACT CONCERNING MIGRANTS
y and Nagrancy. Approved March :

II ana NaSIaHCS. kNEhtoNtN NaiSh .
lS3S.i
The People of the state Of Nevada.
represented in senate and Assembly, 90
enact as follows:
section /. Every person tcNceTt In
diausl without visible means of living,
who has the physical ability 10 work,
ana VINO does not, for the space Cf ten
days, make proper inquiry for. ard use
due diligence to seek, employment, nor
labor when employment is offered him I;
every healthy bCggar who Solicits aims
as a business; every person who rOams
about from place to place, without any
lawful business: every idle or dlSSOlute
person, or associate OF known thieves,
who wandors about the streets AT late or
unusual hours Of the night, or who
lodges in any barn. she'd, shop, clubhouse,
or place other thar such as is kept for
lodging purposes, without the permission
of the owner or parry entitled to posses
sion thereof every person VINO frequcnts
gambling rComs, not being employed
therein as an attache, CHECK guerrilla"
i. T., n who frCqucntS gambling rooms,
and Solicits money, OF the checks used
therein to represent money, rom the
proprietorS, hv>tanders. or bcttcrs, AMI
who has no other means Of living other
than the money obtained thereby every
lewd and diSsClute male person who lives
in and about houses of ill-fame: and
every Commo dru0kard,-is a Nagrant,
and punishable by imprisonment in the
County Jail not exceeding ninety days.
Sec. =. Every person convicted under
the preceding section may be required.
by special o. general order of the Eoard
of County commissioners, to perform
labor on the public works or way in the
county. Where n conviction is had under
the provisions of his Act, the District
Attorney shall be entitled to a fee of ten
dollars.
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-21
Gbe eureka Sentinel.
Application for Patent.
No. 22l.
L - Lawn DEErCE


EUREKA, NEv, August l. 1888
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIN EN-, That
~ the Richmond Mining Company W
Nevada tpoStonice address Eureka, tu-
reka county, Nev.,) have made applica-
ton for patent Tor fifteen hundred tl,5vCl
linear feet OF the 81. George lOde, bcarin-
silver, lead and other minerals. runnin
hortheasterly from the northeast Il
dairy OF the Lookout claim patent sur
vey No. 49,, with a width OF 10 feet, stu
ate in Eureka Mining District. Eureka
county, Nevada, and described 10y plat
and held notes on file III this office as
follows, viz;
L. =. SURVEY No. &C.
Commencing at q post in stone monu-
ment marked st. George, ). W. COR il
being the y. W. corner Ct Patent Survey
No. AS, on the Lookout lode whence the
entrance to main incline of the kich-
mond mine bears :. Is degrees W. 2lS
feet, and the flagstaff on main street In
the town of Eureka bears y. "a deg. ~
min. +. 1855 feet and running
thence, first, y. S4a deg. W. l5UJ feet
thence, y. y deg. +. 2l5 feet thence :.
S4A deg. f. 1850 feet thence s. deg. W
us feet, To che place OF beginning, con
tanning 6.9i ares. Courses expressed
from true meridian with variation of 10
deg. +.
his claim is on u~nsurveyed lands, and
is bounded on the southwest by the kicn-
mond Mining Company OF Nevada and
the Poorrnan lode, and Oh the southeast
by the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company.
This claim is recorded in Book f, page
ia, of Eureka Mining Records. ana a
copy OF SAID notice and diagram can be
found posted on the :. W. corner OF said
st. George Patent survey.
Il CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-21
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 49,
L. =. RFGIsTER'S OFFICE

- - I'm Ut +,
EUREKA, Nevada, August 18th, 1878.
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Simeon Wenban tp~ostoffice address,
Cortez, NeV..) has this day filed in this
office a diagram, together with a notice
OF application for a patent fromthe Unit
ed states under Act OF Congress, approved
May 10th, 1872, Tor fifteen hundred l,50U1
IiDear feet OF the Garrison lode, the
same running $50 feet SOutuerly and 80
northly, iron the location monument,
with surface ground 100 feet in width. sit
uate in Cortcz Mining District, Eureka
County, New, and described in h plat
n field notes on file in this office as
follows:
l.. :. SURVEY. NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked NO. !,
L. ;. Survey No. 81, whence the section
former common to sections D, +, :, and 5,
T. 26, y, K. Is +, NJ. l.. Nj, bears > GSdeg.
AZ w, 3,54i feet and the SHAFT known
deg. f., - feet thence running y. So
deg. e, 4gU feet, TO post marked NO. :. |.
S. survey, No. 81 thence >. ~ deg. h.,
1,5t0 feet, TO post marked No. >. /. =.
Survey, No. 81; thence :. o1le deg. w,
40U feet, to post marked No. !. L. =. sur
vey, No. 81, and thence y. ~ deg. W.,
l,SU feet, TO post " No. l. the place of be-
ginning. Containing IS 7I-luJ acres
causes expressed from the true meriuIau
with a magnetic variation OF lG9 deg.
East.
This claim is on surveyed land in 7.
26 n, K. IS +. NJ. d. NJ, ard is bounded
on neither end by any noW claimants,
the nearest niue Is the Arctic. The
claim is recorded in BOOK i, lage 156, OF
the Co.tez District Mining Records.
aul9-bU ClkUS +. HORN, Register.
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SAtninr.
ASSESSNENT -

SoClH ~LukLkAMNr
- Location vi lunfn N6Ud
hess. san francisro., lss1
Oh Morhs, Eurtha O!aa !
~, NeNaua. u, IL \
Notice Is hereby give, =. \
ing oiine bIr, ctCrsoi''h ai 4.
on tue S,th aal uI AurSH eCR]|
mcht lNo. 81 oi lv,aTTSS'' D
Sn"ic WAS ieNlcd uon etla
,he ccll tiall,h, laNatIs alaa
,hl'eu states sUlu Ctlh tlta
AT the on.Cc uI m, ues )
I"inurna street rul,sa lal
cisco, ,aniuIIna. u
Al! siuck al on which ~,
shhii remain uulala :, S a.,
CttuOcr, 1910, viii Ir 'Ls a
Ntrtls,u Tor sale al IIII-api
uhitss lay munt is sIfS.
Will lie sou on Muuda, LAT
oil Uctobtr, leiS, 10 IsS It.
assessment, together "t y
tlslhS ana ,Altn>tS ol VIZ
i. h. Ll,UNS
Cnice 4SS ,aul,rnla W
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