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, 1874-09-07

JChEHA GUuhTY, ND.-FEtptE 8,
Special Dispatch to 1He Chicago Tribune.
6ouru BEND, Ind, Sept. Cit became evident
when tho result Of tho Democratic State Con-
vontiou was known that tue Democracy of this
county would not organize for the campaign this
fall. as they have always done IN tho past, aud
negotiations were opened hotwean the Libora
element which were go successful In tho city
election OF last spring, aud tho Democracy, tho
result Of which WAS that tilere should bo uuty
OF action between thom, and a cali
for Peoples Mass Convention to mcot here
yesterday to put in nomiuKtion full county
ticket. Tho Organization was made by placing
III tho chair. tho Hon. William Mil1or, MAyox n,lu
. former leader in the Republican raukB. Tho
Conyomtion passed u long rot Of resolutions,
wlclA declare for reform, ind aasort that tho de-
sircd end cannot be attained through tho agency
vi either Of tho old political PARTIES; call for tho
reduction Of public expenditures, that taxation
may he reduced; aenouuceB tho practice Of
officers unang the public moneys NJ tholr Own
Ii perntcIonH, for which the untural results aro
embezxlotnett, and demauda ohange III tho
}aws 10 effectuahy prohibit such nse; declares
IN favor of the Office seeking the man, aud not
tue man tho Office, and In opposition to any
man filing tho Rnule oiilce Tor moro
than cue terrn in succession, from preai-
dent down; also one which invitoa to join
with thin movement b largo nlum1nt that for
morly acted With tho Republican party, aud IL
Aalu!J VI 9orLohH claE!I. WHICH, lb bl4ou III luIl,
ax follows:
No believe that tho act Of Feb. q. 1878. known Us
thu I,1xor bill llua proved fallure that it ia Of
doubtful conatitatonslisy; that, white uuder ita pro
ylhinns, tho evils Of intelnuratce Axro incrpaxod
Father tAan dttnfnBhed the frutcss attempts Ut 1ta
enforcement have, In ao1ne Of tbs exPediea rcsurted
TO- 1ngadcl tho sacred domain Ut civil libbry aud -
frln8ea upon the we-#dng of society, lAvo cost tho
Stats large suIuH Of money, 4uI deprived schou-
fund Of immense roycnuea which would hayo accrued
to It under Iudiciuus cc.so syHte1n therefore, we
Ee In fayor Of the repeal of tho Baxter law" md tho
snactneu Ut such conHo law shall prtlteut Ruciety
aud produce large iucreaso Of the school fund.
Several more are Of tho stcraotypel form to
bo found in numerous platforms. Tho ticket
put III nomination is considered strong ono.
and consiats Of David II. Lee for naprcbenta-
two Auditor, William D. Smith; Clork. Edwin
Nicar; Tseasuror, Aaron n. Miller; Recorder,
john Croft; Sheriff. George il. Slower |;
County Commissioners, John II. Eraspergor,
lacob strayer, and Dr. Tsning; Asaosaor, George
II. Loring; Coroner, Dr. Daniel Dayton Sur
royor. Prof, A. j.. staco, of Notrs Dune. There
panta expressed themselves ~ we'll satisfied with
their work, and say tint thoy will elect thoir
noket 10 Ocsobor without fail ThIa county has
nsretoforo been one Of tho strongest Republican
counties In tho State.
, 1874-09-07

Special U1aDatcK to TIE CHICAGO 1f1bfine.
14EAyESwonTl1, Khn., Sept 5.-T1o Loaven-
worth Commercial to-day publishes n lottor from
Col. E. 9. Bowainot, tho Cherokee orator, which
allogea that Col. ". A. Phillips, tho Republican
candidate for reelection to Congress in this dis
trict, paid 81 600 for services attorney for
tho Cllorohecs after ho was elected to Congress.
Ho alleges also that 1t IL matter OF record ut
Tahlequah that Phillips made application to bo-
como Chorokee citizen; that his application
waB favorably acted upon by the Seuate,
but raJcctod by tho Council. or Lower
House Of tho Cherokee Legislature. Col.
Doudinot moreover alleges that Col. Phillips
proposed to tie Chorokccs that, il they would
raise 5100, 900, be would purchase his election to
the United Suites Senate from Kansas, and in
that position stand al q wall Of adamaut against
all Territorial bills.
, 1874-09-07
Illinois State Fair.

Special U.spath 10 The Chteaao Tribune.
PEORIA, H., Sept, 6.--1ho State Fair opening
on the 18th will be preceded on TueHday by u
grand exhibition and trial Of fold uproy oyculontB.
There will bo largo attendance Of farmers from
all parts of Central Illinois, 1t ia expected TINT
tue fair Will this year be greater SUCCESS, both
III attendance aud financial RESULTS, then tho aHt
ono. Tho officers hore haya boeu busy for weekH
answering correspondence un1 rosorving
room for tho thousands Of exhibitors wln
will DO present. Tho grounds aro much im-
proved, md tito accommodations OF all kinds are
fnr superior 10 those Of previous yoarB.
, 1874-09-07

SjNti07 D1sjRltch q 77e C17F0ao 7TiCV4e
Isn1AxoLA. 1n., Sept. 5.-Tho Warrun County
Republican Convention mot today aud nomi-
nated j. 4. Lucas for Olerk, William Marshal
for Supervisor, and Miles ". JudkinB for no.
corder. Eovon townships woro represented.
1teboluttons wero adopted plelging support to
Mr.. kasBon, and oont|emning tlvae uowspapers
which rcinhed to support tho proton.tons of tile
KasHou ring,
After the Conventions, Kasson mado speech
an hour md quarter In longth, defending hi1,-
sDlt M from personal assaults, and apoqgxlnk for
bitterly,
, 1874-09-07

Convention, 8. A. Hurlbnt VIVA called In. md
delivered stlr11n,; Hpeeo|. usglpg un tlono
troHont tho necessity Of remallnnK truo TO tho
pnrty, .argnins that through Tie Republican
marty alo,in would my Of tho NODDED reforms OF
ilo proaont day be carried out.
, 1874-09-07

6ysedt: Dtspateh to IYt< Chicaqo Tribune.
hRLylDksE, Ill, Bopt. 5.-rho Boone County
Convention waa hold horo thla afternoon. Bix
cut OF eight towaa were represented. 3. L.
CoFoy was unanimously nominstod an tho ca1ldt-
date Tor shoftf, and Gsorgo ". nobbtuAon for
Coroner.
The delegates were inatriotod to favor tho
nomination ot 8. T. uur!bus for CongresB, John
Esrly tor Senator, and u. X, Avery, Of Gartlo,t
Rtali1o. tor Representative to tho Leg!a!atugo.
Thoss bslug no further husineAs botoIo tho
, 1874-09-07

8ptc,al Dtspatfh % TIC Ghitaao 1fa0HNe.
CoLpwATEn, 1Iich, Bopt. 5.-Illo County MnBs
tlslcgates to tl,e State Reform Convention wcro
cloctod: 4. a. Dorrance, Leroy Z. Lockwood,
philo Porter, W. W. Mussolwltto Congress
R,oial: Harvey Warner, N. AlauAtleld, John
Murphy, James Ruggles, Samuel Treat. Abra-
ham Smith.
THO platform and principles adopted by tho
Reform Convention Ut Lansing, Aug q, wore
road and approved.
The State Delegates were instructed to present
tllo nanlo Of Cyrus Q, Luce for State Treasurer.
Mr. Luco waB tho defeated nomlnea for the aamo
poBition At tho la4o Republican stata Convon-
tion. Tho Congressional delegates were in
strnoted to prosent the ua1ne Of Eugene pringlo,
Of Jaoksou, for Congressman.
, 1874-09-07
.I'omtnegseu Butchers.

MEnrnIa, Tonn., Sept. 0.-Tho Anpears Tren-
ton correspondent Gays Gov. Brown has arrived
thoro to asslst in bringing tho nleu ytlo murder
ell tho negro prisoners recently to Justice. Il iH
assorted there that ten OF tho negroes takon
from jail escaped. But while not trace OF their
bodies laye been found, tho report lacka con-
lrmatiou.
, 1874-09-07
Congregational Conventions.

TWELFTH MISSOURI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-Tho Democrats Ut tue
Twelfth District nouainutelJ. ". Glover for re-
election to CongresB- Two hundred and twonty-
aaven ballots were tnlou.
sEyENTH MISSOURI DIsTRlcr-DgMocnAT1c.
Tho Democrats of the Hoyonth District havo
been in Convention at Clinton for three days,
bulotinE for Congressman. 1t last accounts
343 ballots nad been taken without any result.
Every one Of thu bAtlots stood ]: Crittundop, tho
presout incumbent, IL Lay, IL; phIllls, II.
, 1874-09-07

DEs MONIES COUNTY, A.--ANr1-MoNopoIY.
BURLINGTON, L., Sept. 5.--Tho Auti-Monop--
oily County Convention for this county was hold
hero to-day. and tho following. nominations
u,ado. For County Clerk, ". W, Wightuian ;
for Recorder, ]. u. Downor; for Supervisor,
6eorgo Robertson.
, 1874-09-07

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 8.-Tbe Central Alichi-
gan Agricultural Society will hold its fair ut
Lansing, commencing Bopt 20, and continuing
four days. The grounds and track are in excel
lent order, as they havo beon used for training
atook the present season.
, 1874-09-07

speeusi Uspstet to IAs Chteuao Iribune
FosT WAYNE, lutl., Sopt 5.-A call WAS issued
today for nj Independent Congressional Con-
vont0n to mcot ut the Court t-Ho.lso, in this city,
On Wednesday. the sd day OF September, at ID
y. III. Tic opposition to a. Il. Hamilton.
Democratic candldato for Congross, il growing
rapia}y, and bitter light is espeeted.
, 1874-09-07
Anti-r1onopOIY Meeting At Annmo-
SIl, E1tx

x1l, 1ns
Special Dispach to The CHICAGO Tribune.
ANAMosA, H., Sept. Sat an Autobiography
mooting hold horo tonight, and addressed by
s. Ii. Smith, Of Illinois, J. L. shecan, Anti
Monopoly candidate for Congress in this D,s-
tr1et, introduced tic speaker aB fo]lowa:
telIo,s- Citizen, gf .Eoues County:
Before Introducing to yoN 0,lr distinguished speak
or permit 10 say few words pertaining to the o-
Htlcal contest III this Congregational District. After
flying trip into eyory county III tho DISTRICT except
Cedar, aud receiving ut tho hands of political
friends most cordial reception, and at tho hands Of ctr
opponents very courteous ouc, think cansay to
more than satisfied with tho aituatior. wlsh now,
to thank my venerable friend Of the Ananlosa Eureka
for tho in which le lna opened te contest.
n haa fired hs only gun At tho worry outsct and Bot
q lpoltgnn.-- (Applauso.l uo does not Charge
thai I refused 10 get On bosrsl Eoah's
TINT told the old gentleman Noah TO 60 with ha
ut1g-out, did not belave thero would he much Of
shower. Neither does he charge that refused to
sst Mr.. Christopher Columbuh to dtHc0ver Amsica,
but does charge that which ia equally important III
tllia campagu, nanely, that Iapproyel tho prosccu
tiou Of tho during Into unpeasa1it1lcss. De-
this question la raised, md il deelned by my
anricn friend re1y important o1,c, shall in few
days reply 10 IT, onre and forever ~ manner which,
Intelligent voter in this district and Hate. Haring
said aiiB much now, and thanking you for The
manner n which hAys been received by YOU
Tonight, have now tho homer mud the pleasure
Of introducing 10 you s. n. Smith, of Illinois
3. If. Smith then proceeded to address tho
meeting in a very able speech, which waB ro-
coiTed with frequent Manifestations Of applause.
, 1874-09-07

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, 1Gx.-DEMoCnAr1u.
Spec1at L1snatcA 10 The chicnan 1rioune.
CHAMPAIGN, H.. Aug. 0.-A pomocrntic County
Convention was holl at Urbaua yesterday, 4
Do1nocrntio ticket Nominated, and arrangements
made for yigoronB canvass. Carpenter Ia the
nominee for Sheriff.
, 1874-09-07


Aeart, for hear what he says, rad how ho Baya
it : "Iha tondouey to opon communion ia only
found among uniformed and nnrotlectinH
Dartsts almost overy uninfornled Haptlst wnH
~ open con,lnl1n'onlst.'" No" soc lis cLarity.
But aeo how disastrous this assertion tu B argi.-
nicnt. II "amost osory unnfor1ncd Dapt!st III
All open commn.ionist." and "tlo tontloncy in
!ll tho churches IN to open communion" antl, al
is Admitted, II tho Yoto should ba taken in tho
EAptiht budy. yen or may, OIL the question Of open
communion, tho wat majority would vote In
favor Of broader. moro Ohrstiko welcome /;
then no conclude tint pcnrly al tho DuptHt
churches Lave boon, and aro, mado up of tho
unlettercd aud uniuformcd clasHeY aud the
credit for good so.pe thoy llayo received for
valuable service actually rendered Las boon
BADLY mleappllcd
Thoso miniatora aud those lay-1nombcrs WHO
declare for opon communism arc not the " unlet-
terod aud uuinformed" Of tho Baptist body.
Nh!lo they Gracticed close communion they
uHoful aA tbor fellows. But, whon
their hearts woro fully warmol with tic Iovo of
Chribt, and tholr attention fully turuol to this
point, OF is not the case with many others who.
rather tl'an hnow ;' their wrong, wy CLOSE tleir
land Of followal!ip. Why should they not stay
In the church. NTH opon communion when many
minister's secretly bc]ioye iii it, aud for fear Of
nomet!'!Mg 3. wll not come out boldly and practice
ttS baptist Mnstor told mo lnrge number
Of ministers favor opon communion. Why
should thoy not practice that Which large ma
5ority Of thoir own membership and tho blessed
Bible approves mud demands It ~ 4 Islander
on blu brctl,ron to say they arc " unlottorod and
untnf0rmod."
But then We have heard enough Of allot twad-
dlo. Tho perAona who nuke Aucl acouBatols
aro very generally those to who'n tho salna would
apply nost appropriately. aeo how TUG coat ilta
| n EOmnlu0icl1&t
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
Notice.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town ot "A Canaan, are notified that the subscriber has received warrant for the collection of tax laid on list 1875 and for the purpose of receiving said tax will be at the store of H. E. Wetherell in Huntsville, on the 10th day of March, and at the store of Brewster Canfield Co. in Falls Village on the 21st day of March, 1874, from one until o'clock D. m. each of said days.
 All persons neglecting to pay their taxes on said days will have on per cent.added each month until paid, according to law.
 P. M. JAQUA, Collector. Canaan, Feb 11th, 1874. 4w32
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD
ffshs Eya Ee& SfsE sslsNS

 Commencing November 10th, 1878. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. 300 A. M.-Conneeting at Milerton for New York. Leaves Salisbury at $40 A. M. 12.50 A. M.-Connecting from Bridgeport, At Millerton for Poug hkespsie, Albany and the West direct, and for Fishkill at S.15 P. M. Leaves Salisbury at 1.19 P. M 4.S5 P. M.-Connecting from Pittsdeld. At Mil. lerton for New York.
 Leaves Salisbury at 45T P. M. 6.56 P. M.-Connecting from Pittsfeld. At Mil lerton with Express for Albany and the West,
 Leaves Salisbury at TIT P. M. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. 500 A. M.-Leaves Salisbury, rio A. M. Con- meets at Canaan for Pittsfeld. lO.5s A. M.-Connecting at Winsted for Bridge port. At Hartford for Willimantic, New London, Providence, New York d Bos ton. Leaves Salisbury, 10.3S A. M. Connects at Canaan for Bridgeport. 3.O2 P. M.-Connecting from Bridgeport At Winsted for Waterbury and Bridgeport. At Simsbury for New Haven, WestfeId, Hol yoke and Northampton. At Hartford fol Bristol, Willimantic, New London, New York, Boston and Saybreok, via 0. v. R. R. Leaves Salisbury, 2.40 F. M. s.55 P. M.-Leaves Salisbury, s.90 P. M. For time at Way Stations and connections see posters.
 w. H. YEOMANS, Sup,t.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
Collectors Notice,

HvHE undersigned hereby gives notice to the \ tax payers of the town of Cornwall that he has in his hand for collection the rate bill on As sessment List of 1873. The taxes become due on the End day of March. 1874, and I shall be happy to receive taxes in my store in West Cornwall any time in March and on the first Monday in April will be at the Town Hall to receive the same. l per cent. will be added after the first Monday E April, and per cent additional on the first Mon- day of every month thereafter until paids
 3w32 IN. COCHRANE, Collector.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
A'RinaIdo."

ENHIS fine and high bred colt will stand for a l limited number of mares the coming season, at the farm of W. H. Barnum, Lime Rock, Com. 'RINALDO' was foaled July 24th, 1870; is 15 hands inches high; weight 1030 lbs; color bright bay; one hind foot white. Terms-$5O.00 to insure.
 Pedigree-By "Volunteer,' he by Rysdyk's Han1 aambletonian, dam Venus 6y Nonparie ne ny from distance Accidents and escapes at the risk of owners. Address
 c. W. BARNUM, 31tf Lime Rock, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
8msimess Gards.

w. G. CAMPBELL & CO.,,
 WHOLESALE dealers in Oysters, Fish, Fruit w &c.,, opposite Harlem Depot, Milerton, NY. 2m22*..
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
grobate Autires.

A Court of Probate holden at Sharon with "A in and for the District of Sharon, on the 2Oth day of February, A. D. 1874.
 Present, Charles L. Prindle, Esq, Judge. On motion of Edwin N. Hartwell, Administra- tor OF the estate of Abel Benedict late of Sharon within said district deceased, this Court doth de- cree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said Administra- tor and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Salisbury and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post In said toE of Sharon, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record,
 2w33 CHAS F. SEDGWICK, Clerk
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06

Justice Haines, of Chicago, has decided that editors are professional men, and that , their scissors, paste pot, etc., cannot be seized for debt.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06

nISTRICT OF SALISBURY SS. PROBATE D COURT, February 2Sth, 1874
 Estate of Dorr Decker, late of salisbury, in said District, deceased. a
 The Court of Probate for the District of Sails bury hath limited and allowed six months from date of this order for the creditors of said estate represented insolyent in which to exhibit their claims against said estate and has appointed Henry Hubbard and Donald T. Warner Esq, of said Salisbury, Commissioners to receive and ex- anime said clairus.
 Certified by ALBERT MOORE, Clerk The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at Miller's Hotel in Lakeville, in said Salisbury on the 18th day Of August, 1S74 at nine o'clock in attending to the business of said appointment.
 b5Nkf b6Nkfp aTSSAfRi T! RAkRiER. Commissioners. 3w34
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.
Connection,

COMn9CtIOm@s The 2nd Passenger and Milk Trains. "SoUrH," connect with Conn. Western R. R. from Mil lertOn.
 All trains, 'NoRTH," on the above table, con meet with Conn. Western R. R. for MtIIortOHi.
 G. w BEACH Snn't
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-06
nIsTRICT OF SALISBURY ss. PROBATE

HISIKICT OF SALISBURY SS. PROBATE D COURT, March 3rd, 1874 in said district, deceased.
 me court or Probate for the District of Sails bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect 10 present their accounts properly at- tested, within said time, will be debarred A re- eoyery: All persons indebted to said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment to
 JAMES M. SELLECK, .a;.
 gw33s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 222.
a.. =. survey No. ~.

TT 4. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada. February q, ls'l.Noiiee u
hereby given that the undersigned, Miles Good
man, W. n Corbeti, ID. u. CorbeIt, VIM. VIII
son. VIM. sadlcr, Wm. Dormer. J. IL Stewart
and VIM. y. Prescott, whose Postoihee is IN
Gold lIlll, Nevada, have made application i9r
drteen hundred 1900 linear feet an the Pride
OF the West lode. Goodman u. i y, Mining
Company's claim, Devils Gate and Chinatown
Mining District. Lyon county. Nevada, extend
ing 1900 feet In n nOrthefly direction nom the
notice of location, aud embracing. the same
with all Dip, spurs, angles nlu 'atia,'3ns, Mil,
surface ground dDO feet la width. and described
on the Hat and field notes on file In my ofiice.
a- follows. Ia wit:
BEGINNING at q post marked No. I, T.. s.. s.
No. 80. which stands on the right bank ~ Amer
lean Flat Rsvinc, about 15 feet sonth from the
track Of tha Virginia and Truckcc Railroad, ana
about 400 feet cs-tefly OF the cast end OF Amer.
eau Flat Tunnel on scid railroad. From said
poet the center OF this c0mpany's shan bears
n, 1870 r., 800 feet. and the corner to sections
!. 4. II and Is. T. 10 ~, X. 81 L.. bears y. 2g'
IS W., Iva feet. and running thence; 1rst
course. N. liSo W.. i,So feet ton post marked
No. 2. q. \. \. No. q. thence second oonrsc.
\. $50 r.. GOO feet io'a post marked No. j, y.
i, i No. ~; themes third course. =. li1o t..
1900 feet TO q pos: marked No. I, " \. \. No.
A.: thence fourth course. =. 75xo W., COO feet
10 a post marked No I, US. \. No. -, and
place of beginning. containing Within sald
above described boundaries twenty 60 100 C?O.CGl
acres Of land. Bearings expressed from true
meridian, with q magnetic variation 81 iG' 3p
east.
81" folio 3Gi, OF the Mining Records OF 'hid
Deyirs Gate and Chinstown Mining District,
kent at Silver City. Lyon county. Nevada. The
adjoining claimant IL the Goodman q. n :. Min.
inc Company, U. T.. =. 80 ~. on the south.
Ec9 Gpi ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE no. ga.
U 4. survey No. 20.

TT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, February ., 1874. - Notice II
hereby given. that Thomas Brook. and Charles
| Irooss, whose po.iofleo IL at Gold Hill, Nevada,
have made application for U. =. patent for fifteen
hundred Q.bS) linear feet on the South Com
stock Lode, Spring Valley \. Nj. Company's
| claim, Devils Cato Mining District, Lyon coun.
IN, Nevada, extending 80 feet sorih and 30
feet north from the notice OF location, and en-
braelnc the zane. with all dips, spurs, angles
and variations, with surface ground 800 feet In
| width, and described on the plat aud fed notes
on nlc In this Office a. follows, TO wit:
Beginning nj a Post marked No. !, whence the
quarter section corner between Sections ~ and
n, township 10 north, range 80 east bears north
,Gi,o wesiGOih feet. Post mol OF Survey No. IS
Ia this township, bears north 2ilo west Gsl
| feel, and the cenier of ihls company's shah ON
this lode bears north i2i.o east 80 feet; and
| running thence. first course. north os west
1900 feet TO Post marked No. ., ". 5. y. No.
| 70; second course, north siSe cast zoo feet 10 a
| po.t marked No. 3, Us :. No. 20; third course,
south $40 east 800 feet, TO Post marked No.
I, 4. \. \. No. 20; fourth cou se, south slH0
| wo-t 500 feet to the place Of beginh me-, c~oiialn.
ING Within The aboyc-describcd boundaries IL
ai.lO0 ceres. Courses aud bearings expressed
nom The true meridian. Magnetic variation,
iGo sly east, Tie location 10 recorded In Hook
]. ON page 353, Of the Mining Records OF the
DEVILS date Mining District, kept In the oflce
OF the Mining Recorder Of Lyon county, In the
| State OF Nevada.
The names IL the adjoining claims are nm.
known, but the location Is situated about l,aJ
feet e~aslrrly Of a quartz mill known ~ Thos. IL.
loo Cad ADOLPHuS WATT, Register.