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.AeA.ea.t ~ 1eoe.- %'os az e3t-t'c
to tie United states. II "lA oe pltalIl sight,
we fancy, IRON behmd either a't'stic OF hlmaui-
ta1lan eaeaes-
| Herr Carl ileinecke. of I.cipzg Herr Johannes
| Brahms, of Vienna, aud II. Nie!s ". Gsde, ut
| Copeuhagcu. have been elcc:ed honorary mem,
the annual meeting OF the Universal Agsociatiou
| of German Musicians, IN Halle, from the 25tl to
| the 9th inst. there will bo musical perform.
| auces in which the famous Gewu1dla,,s orcles-
| tra, OF Leipzig, will joiu, besides vocalists Of
note
| Sig. Polini. tho new Iuprcsario Of the st.
| Petersburg md Moscow Italian Onern-Houses.
has eugueed as, maestro conct7lafore Iiyetiore
Iorc}lesira Sic. Giovanni Goula. Among the
new singers viii be Sir. Eutico Storti. dramatic
baritone Of power. 81 :Capout tho French
tenor, has also been secured; and it is probable
s'paul ct y1rg1nic," may be produced in Russia,
especially "a Madame Adoliua Patti. far whom
the part of Eirginic was intended in Paris is
member of tho hussiau troupe. which also IT,
c,,1des the names of Madame Nilsson. Madame
volpiui. Madame Artot-ladila; Si,ori Nanlin,
srar,n; yizzani. tenors. S,.,,or Rota' f;otorni'
Bossi, AIarcassa, Foil, aud Il. Maurcl, barltones
anu basses.
It is announced by tho Leipzig EignQle that
Nine. Nilsson will appear uoxt February ut tile
Hofoperathcatro in Vienna, and will sing there
for the first time III tho German language. It
mQY hot t1c u1lEtcrE5tlUH. SlFH tho B3tIG U1DCr.
to learn something of tho demands made by
greet artists It xas desired to engage Allie
Mariruon for St. Petersburg mud MOSCOW, and
her terms we're asked Tue following was her
reply /. No commissions to agents. 2. &c, ,UoO
fsaucs per month. g. len appearances III
mouth guaranteed. 1. Never to sing on two
consecutive evenings. s. Tho choice OF pa1ts to
be left entirely to rnyaeif. 6. Travelling ex-
peuses for two persons. Z. Two benefits. one in
81. Petersburg aud one in Moscow g. Cos
tunes, which are to be prepared in Pa.ls
,r,o;oa, 1vo.t, o;,oa a. .,aax,
hi. ;,fae'nnt;an :. ,1s,,o ,r.to o N;1,'
proceeds to Paris on the way to Cobonrc, where
aho will bo the guest OF tue Duke and Duchess.
She will ieturu to London aug. 81; and will
sing gratllitously ut two charity concerts Oh
Sept Is and 1G, for tho benefit Of the Jenny
Lind Inlirn,ary ut Norwich. From Oct. 20 to
Dec. 20 s1o will sing at st. Petersburg aud
Moscow. leaving Russia Dec. 20, for the open
lug OF the new Grand Opora House at Paris,
Jan. l. 1875, Oh which occasion she will perform
Oplela in Mr.. Il. Thomas 81 Hamlet" At
tic close OF her Par1s engagement, Fob 5, sllo
proceeds to the Imperial Upera-House, Vlenne,
where she will sing - Hamlet " md Faust"
in the German language, returning to London
early IN May
Tin ,,;,, 7,or,to,.e or,n,;.u , 1;s+ of t+v.,+r-
ona now cne-o. nrolnrcI a. ror;onu tha,troa IN
Itaty during the tlr,s six months of this wear by
Italian coni,o.ers. amoDcrt whom arc the names
Of petrc.Ia f.4Biauca Orsiui ~. poncnlelu (sI
1itusni"1 1,auri Ross1 f.sI.a Confesa, di
Mons ~. pa1un1bo T.. Nara Stuart y. The u1u-
a;n,,pa r,t It.lianp whn hava ,vr;fta, FIR t,e
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Not less than Elk American publishing
houses are now working the Jules Verne pl1ccr.
King l. Baird, OF Philadelphia, add themselves
lish one) Of his fantastic +' De IL rer-e l.
Luna." which they ca1l t'The Baltimore. Gun
Club
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Danso Au5uque; Silver Spring.
Besides there WAS quito copions selection Of
parlor pieces from leaG, Dussel, Jaell. Leybach
Sydney Smith, etc. Tie atter recitals we're well
attended.
Particular mention deserves to be made Of the
remarkable proglammD played the other day at
Evanston by AlisB Florence Gates, Of De Witt.
a., member Of Nr. MatlewB' normal class. 1t
embraced: Etude in G nlin., No. II, Op. u, by
Chopin: Arictta CAST movement) from Sonata.
Or. III, By Beethoven Alonody and Revere Po-
etioue, by Mason Faust Waltz, By Alfred Jaell; !;
aud Third Ballade {m A faD, By Chopin:
This, for girl OF 10, il surely no small under
taking. And when We add that III point Of
mechanism It was extremely satisfactory, and in
point Of artistic Interpretation thoroughly en-
joyable {a1though, Of course, not up to the
standard of q mature artist), we baYe indicated
our opinion that this girl has an extraordinary
talent, which ought to be fully cultivated. We
are assured that this programme, although
Formidable enough, is not serious mechanical
tar upon Miss Gates powers of endurance.
= dRAssHoPpER CONCERTS
We understand tint 8 graud charity concert is
contemplated in this city about Sept: !, under
the direction OF Theodore j. Elmoro d Co., the
entire proceeds to be devoted to alleyiating the
suffering caused BY the grasshopper devastation
III Minnesota. Tho object commends itself to
all our citizens, and VIC trust 1t may be decided
success. Tic programme, which is understood to
embrace much Of our best home talent, re shall
publish shortly.
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
5{ore activity is' beginning to bo displayed
among the music c-publishe1s. Tho old house of
Oliver Di1son Il CO. is out with full line of nov
Through tho courtesy OF Messrs. Lyon i Healy,
OF this city, we hayo recelyed the following or
Ditson new issnos :."s The Bells Of Aberdovey,"
~ Gentle Maid IN Secret Sighed" and "eThe'
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Mexican professors. Presently thoy are comin:,
to tie United States.. It will be p1tiiul sight,
We fancy from bell11ld either artistic OF humaul-
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ETe:"
NJ John Lawrence Toole, the English come
W. WIS entertained lhe other night at diuner
Muae ~: Lotos Clnb, Some 6eyenty-hye guests
ti'seee.o9d, among whom were Mr. Floyd, Of Wal
Theatre, the representative of Mr.. JOHN
Ga5'er Wallack, who vas detained by illness Z:
~. ~: Apgustin Daily, Of the Fifth Avenue Thea-
Were Ss!e and Washington theatres Mr..
c:1isn cagan Stuart, Joseph Jefferson, Charles
ll.slef. JOHN T.. Raymond, John McCul-
II, Charles Brookes, W.. s. Andrews. and q
phs number OF actors and lovers of the drama.
rae! p.N! Speeches Of welcome were made by the
rr;esldeas and By Mr. John. Bloueham. the First
..ee-Psasident of the .Club. llr, Toole ro-
ssl PENDED in q witty and graceful speech. after
Ef;l s1En tnere we're speeches by joseph Jefferson,
1aal 1.nuam Stuart, A. Oakley Hall, John. T. Ford,
a easse =. Bromley, and others. Songs wero
ioes is aaq dramatic limitations given by Messrs.
~ hseph "a Jefferson. J. l. Toole, and others, and
tesuslt1es were prolonged until long after
T%a Lester Wallack, William Warren, William
t5s AT hQrloert, and others. In the course Of
~, ,en1e1fslnment, witty and brilliant speech
~ ~ made by Mr. William Winter, which he con-
4saeo By reading an original poem.
81, lae Baltimore american gives the following
q s51aat Of troupe Of trained Java 6pa1ToVs
~ ~ ,'oquetc now exhibiting in the streets OF
.:s15tY - 1tY "Nhen a suitable place is found u
sasr sF:sular table is opened and the birds ara all
d. tSned loose upon it: They manifest no fear ut
ros,s cto*d and do not offer to escape. The per
ES%Manee Es.M consists Of ringing bells, trundling
N Aa wheelbarrows, slack-wire wallang, firing
ro,p pistols, dancing, swinging each other in
FL swings, an excellent iInltation Of q
e1;e3 eze performance. and number Of other
a. nsSAig interesting tricks. The most wonderful
e. o. the performance, however, is done
u = paroquet. This brrd walks to the cente
s.,ts Ne table, and, after bow1ug to the crowd,
Az himself in 3 email chair near bell To
f~ttaapper Of the bell there il attached small
a0dauy cne' in the crowd ia allowed to
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duced for tile first time in America.
4 paragraph recently appeared in the Paris
Fi1dro, wherein the engagement OF two lovely
sisters, named Nolio aud Louise. at the Opera
Comique, WAS announced. These fair sisters, "
aioth tho Figaro, s.wou1d be perfectly charm
beards." 1t was afterwards discovered that tho
new actresses were simply two white goatB
which arc to appear in the Forthcoming revival Of
Meycrbeer's " Dinorah" " at that theatre.
Tho Cincinnati Gazette says: "Tho Success
full exhibition of Stgnor Januotti's new opera,
sAldor,' has given, as We anticipated would be
the case, vast impulse to tho; study OF opera.lc
music br our most distinguished and capable
Cincinnati amateurs. and. ns is quite right, their
courage Inns risen with their triumph Of last sea-
son. Two operas by the great masters are al-
ready in active rehearsal. Balfos Bohemian
Girl one Of the very best productions Of the
English school. and tho far~1amed Der Frei-
Schultz
Mons. OiTenbach has gone to Ai1-les-Bains.
where he goes to bathe for three weeks to get
nd of his gout. He carries with him. the second
aud third acts OF 'ifme. L L'Archiduc," by Nous.
Albert Mllaud, whose score ne u going to write.
lie composed the score ot the first oct in wecE,
walking up aud down tue teriaca OF st. German.
tits now in the copyists hands,
The 1ong-e1pected opera Of II. .Membree,
sI,'Esclave "has 1T length been given ut Paris.
It was brought out on tho 18th Of july. put IN
the first few relderluGa had received oIly
moderate aharo Of success. Tho AalenGu7a
says: .'Wlnlo it il generally admitted that the
Esclaye las merits, aud that it is the prodnc-
ton Of good tnu6iciAi, it is pronounced to be
weak on the whole. The hbretto is not deficient
in interest, treating, as it does, Of one Of those
tragedies. loo many, unhappily, which, arose
from tho state Of serfdom in Russia when; the
master Was e tyrant.' 80. -
4 Paris correspondent says: "There Was
general desire felt that new grand opera should
inaugurate the new Opera-House;' bur; M no
composer could be found willing to make the
venture, it has been resolved to open it with
= Juire, for this is d piece TINT allows great
magniicence Of scenery, costume, and grouping.
During January, 1875. La Juive, - Faust. and
Hamlet will alternately be played. Mnes
Nilsson. Krauss, Gueymafd, Hessrs. Faure, Ca
poul. and yilaret, will fill the leading parts.
A comic opera company, composed Of chill
d1en under II years Of age, is the sensation in
Mexican cities. The prima donna, Carmen
Moran. is 10 years old, had sweet and cultivnted
voice, Is q cous,lu,mate actress. and aesumes the
Grand Duchess or La Belle Helene with
e1aco and vlvacity that would do credit to
Aimee The Itco Republics, Of Mexico, saws
that the tenor, baas. baritona and chorus Of this
liliputian troupe are equally admirable; They,
are natives d Punbla; aud have Beer -t1ained BY
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In spite Of The fact that tho mercury in over
thermometer in town boiled over last week, sti
it is also certain that the summer has a1mos
passed, aud those who ara among Fashion
most devoted nre anxiously quesying abou
Wlnt is to pa
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14
NO.. A..

HON. L. l.. BAXTER has purchased
one half intrest in the Chaska Weekly
Valley Herald For the next two
months H. j. Peck, Esq, will have
charge Of the editorial department.
IT is now ascertained that the defal-
cation Of Treaurer Golding, Of Mile
Lacs county, will reach about $4,000.
-Goiding is now in California, his wife
and four small children remaining at
his old home at Princeton .>
OLD No 20 got smashed up again
last Saturday. She ran into a wood
train. or wood train run into her.
This is nothing more than should be ex-
pected, when regular trains are put on
in their stead. 1t will cost the COM
pany more to replace this engine than
it would to run the train which they
have taken off all winter "Good
enough Glencoe Register. IS
A DISEASE Of the throat, said to be
more malignant than either Group or
diptheria, is prevailing among the chill
dren of some portions Of Freeborn coun-
". Mr.. VIM. Bickford, of Itasca, has
lately lost three children by the disease,
and another is down with it, as is
also H. Bickford, who nursed the de-
ceased children. The public school at
that place has been closed to prevent a
further spread of the disease.
TERENCE MCCAULEY, residing on
Pine Creek, about three miles beyond
La Crescent, Minnesota, was in La
Crosse yesterday in company with a
neighbor named Robert Alworth and per-
haps others. They were both pretty we'll
under the influence of liquor, and be-
gan to quarrel before leaving La Crosse
in tho evening. The quarrel was re-
neweu ,n the ice, and when they got
across to La Crescent landing the quar-
rel eliminated in fight, in which Al
worth was set upon by McCauley and
.another man, who began beating him.
Alworth took his knife from his pocket
and struck at .McCauley, stabbing him
so severely that DR.. Fox, of La Cres=
cent, who attends him is doubtful if he
will recover, and we understand this
afternoon that the priest, who has been
over to see him, reports his case as hope
less. Alworth was apparently acting
in self-defense in drunken fight, and
the terrible case is made all the worse
from the fact that he and McCauley
have lived near neighbors on Pine
Greek forohe past eighteen years-Lo
Crosse Leader, 9th ~:..ss- s9ssssz y, s-}e--
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14

Is Smith. j. K. Lives at Plainview, Wa
basha county; is 33 years old; born in
Canada West: educated in Normal school
came to Minnesota in 1861 ; served in the
Third Minnesota and Second Cavalry over
three years was married in LeSueur
county in 1864: is Secretary of Oakwood
Grange: and Congregationalist in re-
ligious belief. Mr.. Smith is brother of
the late r. n. Smith, so we'll known at Red
Wing. He is young man Of marked abil-
ity and lots of good common sense The
farmers of Wabasha county have done we'll
in placing their interests in his hands.
Shellman, C. t., Anti-Monopoly, Eyota,
Olmsted county. Born in New York in
1885; educated in common schools, and
| came to Minnesota in 1868: engaged in
farming, and has been in the business ever
since; held town offices, but this is his
first term in the Legislature is not a mem
! Der Of any religious denomination =: mar
ried, and boards at the Merchants.
Sloan, J. NJ. Cooleyville, Steele county.
Born in New York in 1928; educated in
common school, came to Minnesota in 1867 :,
and settled near his present residence has
never served in any official capacity here
tofore, and now begins his first term; is a
member of Benton Lodge, No. 220. P. of H.,
| and master thereof; is a member Of the NJ.
| E. church, and has been for twenty-five
years; married, and boards at the Mer-
chants. Mr.. Sloan planted trees five years
ago, and now has a forest of at least 22,-
600 trees, some of which are large enough
for fencing, and will soon be fit for fire
wood. His grove covers between four and
five acres of land, solving the question Of
forestry without legislative aid.
Stanton, John, P. O. address is Stanton,
Goodhue county farmer; born in Canada
East in 1888; common school education
came to Minnesota in 1856; served in
heavy artillery of Minnesota quarter
master sergeant; married in 1856 Meth
odist; elected over VIM. Poe by 200 ma
jority.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14
STATE NEWS,

THERE were 124 marriage certificates
issued in Dakota county during 1873.
The improvements in St. Cloud the
past year are estimated at between
500, 900 and $125,00O.
THERE were 6O2 deeds and 288
mortgages recorded in the register Of
deeds Office Of Stearns county during
the year 1873.
F. E. WATSON has become associated
with r. Calvert in the publication of
the Wells Atlas, as business manager.
The City Council Of Saltwater has
appointed special committee to inves-
tigate the subject of public levee.
CAPT. S. w. COLLINS, leading law
yer of St. Cloud, and a man named
Ditmars, INDUCED in street alteration
the other day, in which the Captain was
successful in placing mansard roofs over
the two eyes Of Ditmars. ..... ...
The Munger Brothers, two Of the
most successful farmers of Washington
couaty and among the first settlers of the
county, celebrated their cotton wedding
the Both anniversary Wednesday
evening of last week The friends
of the contracting. parties, to the num-
Der Of about two hundred, improved the
occasion to pay their respects, render
ing the affair one Of the most enjoyable
in the history of the county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
crArE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF

- Storey, ss.-ln District Court. Fourth judi.
cial District for Storey County.-In the matter
og the Estate OF PHILIP LYNCH. d,csased.-
Matilda Lynch. the Execntrix Of the Estate.
and OF the Last VIII and Tc,tament OF Philip
Lynch. deceased. having this day rendered and
presented for settlement, and filed In this Coari
her inal account OF her Administration OF Tho
estate OF said deceased snd having also this
day iled hsr petition setting forth said hnal ae-
count, and showing that al OF the debts and ex.
penses OF said administration have been duly
paid. and that Q portion OF raid estate remains
10 be divided among the heirs OF said deceased.
and praying among other things for an order OF
distribution Of the residue OF said estate among
the persons entitled. af,cr the sald nnal account
OF her administration shall have been approved,
allowed and settled:
n 10 ordered that all person, interested In tho
said estate, be and appear before this Court, NJ
the Courtroom thereof. IN Virginia Guy. Sonu.
~ of storey Aforesaid. on the ELEVENTH day
or MAY. A.. u. 1874, At 10 O'Clock 4. ~, then
and there 10 show cause why q settlement 10y
said account shall not be approved. Above Cd and
decreed. as rendered and presented; and al,o,
WHY an order Of distribution should. not No
made Of the residue OF said estate, 10 the heirs
of saId deceased. according TO law.
II IL further ordered, that q copy OF inis or
der be published for four successive weeks, De-
fore thc rsid eleventh day Of May A. D. 1871, IN
lie Coin iInL DAILY NEWS. q newspaper pup
li,hed in the Town OF Gold Hill, County siorc.
saId. and the Clerk OF said Court " ordered 70
post notices Of the time appointed for SAID SCI
Element in three p1GIls rlnss' R y i ! o Jadss.
Dated March q, A. D. 1874.
Attest, q true copy OF order: .o c...
fL.sJ by II. G. TnoNrroS, Deputy.
In, Firz SIMMONS. Attorney. ap3 wv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE No. 227.
u. X. survey No. ~.

TT 3. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
VI New, March u, lsIi.-NOticc 10 hereby
given that Hermann J. 7. scheel, whose Port
Office IL at Virginia City, Storey County, New,
has made application for U. >. patent for eight
hundred (sOd) linear feet on the Metropolitan
Gate and Chinatown Mining District, Lyon
County. New, extending 80 feet In q northcrly
and so feet In a southcrly direction nom the
location notice, and embracing The same, with
all dips, spur. angles and variations, with sur:
face ground COO feet In width on the south and
as feet on the north line, and described on tho
plat and field notes on file In myoffee a. follows,
beginning a, post No. 4. located on the wet
line of the Kossuth Compapy's claim, U. y.
Survey No. %. and 10 feet east Of post No. 0
OF the Gencssce Company's claim. u. =. Sur.
yey No. II thence drit courre n. isso W., zoo
feet, runnin. on the west line OF tho kossuih
Company's claim 10 post No. 2; thence second
cour,c W. ais feet topost No. ., located on tho
| east line OF the Alhambra Company's claim
| thence following said east line: third course :.
itko w.. 3T5 feet to post No. I; thence fourth
| course s. i?ho T., '4sO feet TO poet No. s, 10.
Gated on the north line Of the Genesscc Com
| pany's claim thence following said line; nith
courso T.. GOO feet to poet No. ! aud place OF De.
| ginning. containing > s1.lOo acre.. From port
No, 5 the Il Section corner on the west line OF
| Section 10. T. 49,, N, X. q L., bears 3. cO' t.,
2iI feet. -.
visible on the surface and has been developed
In different open cuts. shafts and tunnels, a.
marked on plat. Magnetic variation leSo Is.
Bearings from trle meridian.
The location II recorded In Book page
63s OF the Mining Records OF said Devils Gate
aud Chinatown District. kept Al the once OF
The Mining Recorder OF Lyon County, In the
State OF Nevada.
Thcname. OF the adjoining claimants on the
same or other lodes are ~ follows, TO wilt: On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. a3o.
II. 9. surYeY No. ~.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
". New. April 10. ls7l.-Notice 70 nsrepy
given, that the Enterprise 0old and SILVER Nh.
Ing Company, whose post ONCE address ID y
Virginia City. Storey county, Nevada, has mace
application for United States patent iof ohe
Enterprise Uold and Silver Mining Company's
claim. Gold Hill Mining District, storey county
Nevada, extending ] 90 feet In . routherly al.
rcction from the location notice, and embracing
the same, with all dipf. spury. angles and yaris-
tons. with surface ground COZ feet In WIDTH,
and described on the plat and field notes on nlo
In my Office ~ follows. to-wit:
beginning at center Of o post situated $50 feet
south from Caledonia ltayinc. marked NO. j. v.
D.. Survey No. ~. whence the quarter section
corner on the west line Of Section 8. Township
10 north, Range 81 east, Mount Diablo NERD.
small pine bush bear south 81 degrees east ~
feet: Enterprise tunnel cut bears pouth ~ de-
crees west 10 feet flagstaff on OvtrInan shait
house south - degrees east; post No. ]. Y. ..
Survey No. IS. north u degree wett 100 ieet;
thence. nrst eourseLno,m o. ass'e ea ~, ,s.t
Of outerop OF porphyry, GO feet TO post marked
No. 2, u. y. Survey No. 81; second course
south O degrees wcst 1000 feet TO post marked
No. Q. u. ). Survey No. 81; third conrfs -south
sidesrees cas-, 3i6 feet. to 9 point whence shalt
degrees east IFS feet, 600 feet to post marked
No. I. u. \. Survey No. 81: fourth c~ourse-north
@ degrees east LOO feet, TO post No. j, the
plac, Of beginning.
Courses from the true meridian, magnetic Va.
Ration iGx degrees east, containing ID II'I"
acres.
The location IL recorded In "Book F,"on
page 2ts, Of tho mining records OF o nill
District, kept In tho ONCE Of the County Re
cordsr OF Storey county, at Virginia CITY, Ne
yada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 225.
0. 8. survey No. IS.

-
TT y. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY. NE.
". yada, February -, lsit.-Noiicc IL here.
by given that the "Mcmnon Mining Company
by lsaac l.. Requa, it, managing agent, whose
Post-oihcc Is NJ Virginia City. Storey County.
| Nevada, has made application for U. ;. Patent
for twcnt, two hundred &. $500 linear feet on
the Sheridan lode. MemnOn Mining Company
claim, Devils Gate Mining District. Lyon
County. Nevada. extending 800 feet TO the north
and 100 feet TO the south from the location
shaft, and embracing the zane, with oil ops.
spurs, angles and variations. with surface
ground iOO feet In width, and described on tho
plat and field notes ON hle In my once as ioi'
owr. to wit:
beginning at poet No. l, U. 3. Survey No. 81.
This post stands about 100 feet west Of tho
road from the New York House 10 silver City,
and about Loo feet north from Quinn. houie.l
The n section corner between Sections ~ and
q. Il. 10 north, X. Il east. bears south ~
west. 1883 feet Post No: 2 OF Survey No.l9
bears north GGAo east. 400 feet; northeast cor.
ncr of Survey No. Is bears south $50 east, 10
feet the center OF the Company'r fhaft on this
lode bears rouih go 10 east, 3,6 feet, and run.
ming thence: first-cart 3SS feet 10 witness
post. II feet west OF corner No :, 900 feet 10
corner No. 2. In Interior Of dwelling. house,
.econd-south 1890 feet TO poet marked Nos,
U. \. y. No. IS; thence. third-wert 100 feet 10
poet marked No. {, u. \. n. No. ~: thence,
fourih- north 2.2o0 feet 10 post marked No. j,
u. s. \. No. IS, the place OF beginning. and
containing Withln -hlu hDONc strSflD'u uouhu-
aries twenty and ~ 100 C2D.,Ol acres. Bearings
expressed from true meridian variation lJo W
east.
Tho claim Ia composed Of four locations. re.
corded In Book g.. on pages 52s, SO, $50, 63i and
5si Of the Lyon County Records, kept In the oil.
fee Of the County Recorder OF Lyon County,
Nevada.
The adjoining claimant on the north IL the
Quinn Company. The names OF the adjoining
claimants on the south are Unknown;
fc2s cod ADoL.PHUs WAITE, Register.