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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
DAILY GAZETTE.
FROM M,DpLEroWN.
FURTHER ORUANI4ATIoN OF THE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY ELECTION OF OFFICERS, &o.
Correspoudence Of the GaEotte

FURTHER Oa0AN1zArIoN OF THE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY ELECTION OF OFFICERS, &o.
lCorrespo udence Of the Gasottel
MIppLErowN, Feb. 4, 1874.
The inaueuration Of the "Pennsular Agiicul-
tu,ai and Pom plog,cai ASSOCIATION" took place
by the election OF officers, Sc III the Office OF our
euterprising citis6u j. Thomas Budd, Esq, on
Saturday, the 1ist uitimo. A large attendance oil
reullciucn OF the town and the surrounding coun-
try wer, pIesent aud All seemed imbued with the
right spirit tor 81 CommendaUls an enterprise
Sixty or more enrolled as members and sub
scrbcd to tho amount of near two thousand dol
lars OF the stock, beng nearly onc-half OF the
capital stock propoaed to be raised. The books
were lett opru that gentlemen from other parts OF
tbs Peninsula might participate, espectniy our
neighboFs from tho upper part OF the state, who
may now do 50 by sending in their names to the
Secretary The Association promises to be great
SUCCESS, and " i'll aud n general improvement OF
our interests ia that direction None are more
interested, perhaps, than the public-spirited clti-
= rs and farmers your city and vicinity. The
following geutciacn were elected officers Tor the
ensuing year
The list Of Vice. Presidents is incomplete. as
other gentlemen WILL he added after the stock Is
all taken.
Charles Beas;on, Esq, President
VIM. l.. Cochran, Jackson Biiant, Edward W
Lock " ood, John Cochran, Thomas j. Carender
Scwell C. B,ggs. VIM. Polk, l.. P. Mcdowell ant
d. W. CotbIt, EsQs were elected an Executive
Committee.
Edward Reynolds, Treasurer.
j. Thomas Budd, Secretary.
Such an association has long been needed and
must iuure greatly to the Agricultural and Pom
olovical intelests of the State and Peninsula nov
acknow edged to be TIE garden spot of the U mon
and whittier Northern men, tired of thtir roc h
and ice, are vending and must wcrd their foot
stem AoRIcoLA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

The striking cigar makers in New York
have resumed work after etfectipg comprom-
ise with their employers. The strike Of the cloth
hat and cap makers continues, though some of
the employers have offered to accede to their
demands, the strikers refusing to resume until
all the bosses yield.
The Catasauqua Manufacturing Company 9
rolling mills At Catasauqua, Pa, closed las, Octo,
her, will resume operations this week, the diff
ference between the company and its employees
having been compromised. The works employ
more thun 500 men. 8iiIs
Another masked burglar has been arrsted in
New York He is negro, and confesses tha
hs is one Of gsng-comprising whites ant
blacks Of both seIes-wbo have visited the sub
urbs Of that city aud committed numerous burg
lariss while masked. tta
Can q downright good fellow be an uprigb
man The experiment Is worth trying.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
The Finance Question.

ICED Mr.. Sherman to report a bill directing
the Comptroller of the Currency to proceed
at once and carry out the provisions of
the bill for the withdrawal of $4,000, 900
of circulation from States having an excess
and to give it to those States not having their
quota
to indicate that they do not expect to make
any addition to the bank circulation. The
accumulation Of money at New York and 9th
OF places leads many Congressman to belieye
that there in no necessity for additional circu
laton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

A Connecticut Inventor has recently pstisctea
an apparatus for recording, by OF electricity
the music played upon organ or piano, so that
brilliant improvisations may be accurately copied
and Afterwards played again from the notes. The
apparatus was recently attached to the organ IN a
hall In New Haven, and was successfully used
The mechanical means by which tho ehd desired
ia secured are ingenious, but the principle upon
which the record Of notes Is made is extremely
simple. The occasional breaking and connecting
of the electrical current consequent upon the
touching Of the several keys is sufficient however
rapidly the changes may be, to record the striking
Of each key or combination, and, tnrougn an "a
rsnye.nent like that Of the ribbon telegraph ap-
purstus, to give the tins with exactness.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
Two reforms have hean adopte.l cy the Phila

Two reforms have been adopted cy the PbiIa-
delphia Bench and Bar at the suggestion OF the
Board oil Examiners. In the first place, it is
now nc cessary that law students before being
registered, should pass an elementary examina
ton on all branches Of good English education
aud show themselves sufficiently prepared and
qualified TO commence The study of the law.
Then there is a prescribed course of reading
laid down by the examiners ami approved by
the Court, so that students will not be left to
wander at will through the mazcs Of the law, or
to pick up here and there some knowledge OF
practice merely, without information as to the
principles and reasons that lie at the bottom OF
all the ins and outs OF law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
.ahe National Grange.

st Louis, February 3.-'fhe seventh annual
session of the National Grange of Patrons of
Husbandry will commence here tomorrow.
All the States In the Union except Maine and
Delaware will be represented. Nearly all dele
the most important questions that will come
before the convention are those of revision of
the ritual, who shall be eligible for member
ship, subordinate grange cooperative system,
&c. The session will be secret.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
NEW JERSEY WILD CATs.-A contemporary ii

New JERSEY WILD CArs.-A contemporary In
New York thus bewaileth;
Now that the New Jersey Legislature "a agAin
in session, we trast thai it will do something to-
wards sauelching tho brood of wild cat insurance
Companies which are ,ufesting that State, and
which. IN the absence OF any decent laws, seem to
be as Indigenous to that soil as mushrooms amid
compost. New York property owners are con,
stantly getting swindied by brokers who palm on
having offices lust over the river and thus our cit
izens are disgustcd and New jersey disgraced
Why, don't'the really respectable companies in
Newark and Trenton do something in the way Of
influencing their representatives, In the Legisla-
tnre To enact suitable laws for the abatement oi
thoss fraudulent nuisancesf Meanwhile we notice
new companies OF the same old sort are seeking
and obtninipg charters to prowl and prey upon the
public.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

JEFFERSON DAVIS GoNE TO EURoPE.-The
New Orleans Times OF Sunday last says:
.Among the passengers 90 the steamship State
OF Alabama, which left the port for Liverpool,
on the "a ult, was the Hon. Jefferson Davis.
He was directed by his physician TO take q sea
voyage His disease, we learn, is dropsy OF the
heart. We sincerely trust that his voyage may
give him new lie Mrs. Davis remsins here,
aud is staytg with Mr.. Davis's niece, Mrs
Stamps"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
mating nj the British Elections,

LONDON, Feb. 3.-Despatches from number OF
p,aces throughout the kingdom, where voting Is
taking place to-day, report much excitement ana
some riotine, especially in Bury, Lancashire, and
Tralee. :. Ireland. The Right Hon. Robert Lswe
was to elected to represent London University IN
the next Parliament without opposition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
Another Negro Senator.

MEMPHIs, February "a special dispatch
from ackson Miss. says that in the senatorial
contest to-day all opposition was Withdrawn.
leaving the race to the republican NOMINEES
B. L. Bruce eolorsd, for the long term, and II
r. Pease, late superintendent of education, for
the short term These gentlemen were elected
ON the frat ballot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
Fatal Bursting Of a seer Barrel.

WASHINGTON, Feb 3.-Mr. Herman Richter
the well. known beer brewer, corner + and Thir-
teenth streets sou,hs.s who was so severely in.
iured about len days ,so by the bursting of beer
barrel in process .. ing coated with ros'n' died
yesterday mo-. ming
At the time OF the accident one OF the workmen
near by was thrown away some distance ny tne
force OF the explosion ana was unhurt, While MI
Richter received fatal internal injuries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
The Brhna Murderers Sentenced 10 be
Hung.

HARsisBURG, Feb. s. The. two negroes, Lew.
is Roseniine and John Moody, the murderers Of
Farmer Bshm, were this morning sentenced to
be hapged Rosenine admitted his guilt. and
will no doubt make full confession. Moody
still asserts his innocence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
POLITIC4L,

CHERIFFALTY.-To THE ELECTORS OF
= New Castle County -Gentlemen Il again
offer ny self TO your cons' ieration as cand idate
for the office of sheriff: subject to the deeis ion Of
tho nomination OF the Democratic Party. And
pledge myself to give the nominee cheerful aid
hearfv support. Respectfully,
fob 2, E7i-tn. WILLIAM ii. LAMBoON'
NOR SHERIFF-JoHN W. WHITEMAN. of
Il White Clay Creek Hundred, subject TO the
omination of the Democratic PARTY. janZ1- I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18th 1874.
ut o'clock. P NJ.
All those two contiguous tracts of land. situated
in Mill creek Hundred. new Castle eounty, Del
The improvements consist of Stone -
House, VI agon House an Corn Cribs, The I..s
property adjoins lands of J John X. CrossSn. sm
Barton McElwee. BENJAMIN Gregg and IL
Others. There is an Apple Orchard. and about
one-third of the land is in timb containing to-
gethsr sixty Seven Acres and seventy eight Per
ches of land OF less. it being the land OF Jane
McElwee. decd o.,
Also all that other tract OF land situated in said
49,, Hundred. The Improvements consist VI
i,1 Log House. Stone Barn. Wagon House and
III Corn Cribs. adjoining lands OF James Foote
IL Benjamin dregg and others containing
Forty Acres more OF less. II being part OF the
land of John McElwee. dec u. 1t being the Dover
thai was assigned unto the said Jane McElwee
a, and will be sold o. the premises. on The
road leading from HE'D clay Church to Milltown
Possession on 2rth OF March. Conditions At sale.
By TIE HEIRS.
A. .CISxoN, AucPr. jin6wts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

NvoTICE-Notice is hereby given that will re-
N ceive proposals until the l4th day of fehrp !,
ary tor printing three hundred copies Q, I9e
TEE',and the REPORT OF THE AUDITOR of
ACCOI NTS of the State OF Delaware.
The rropossls to state the price per page. and
inclu lie stitching and delivery The work to be ex
e.uted in accordance with Section l. Chapter l. oi
'ue ~ GEOkGE Il. DICKSON,
Clerk OF Committee.
povRR. Jan. -. ls,i -Gi3w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

NIoTICE-The Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders OF the City Building and Loan a $50 .
ciation will be held on TUESDAY Evening. Sd OF
February. ensuing. at the usual place. at o.eoek.
tor the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing
year. amend the By Laws, and receive the auditor
report Tor the past year;
Whining ton, Jan. %. lsIi-2s-it
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
PUBLIC SAL ES.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
TUE subscriber i, having rfstsd his iarm situs,sd
London road will sell at Public Sale
On TUESDAY, the ,7th day of FEBRUARY. lisa.
at ~ o'clock A. NJ. sharp,
All his Stock and arming Implcmonts as fol
lows
~ Three good work or driving Horses: No
L1tNl. young bay Mare, gentle, kind to
T% work. q tine driver. bids fair to be fast :
>AAN No. =, a large black Mare, No. 3. brown
promising Colts fifteen head Of Cattle.
ten OF them Heiters coming i. profit.
Bull. one Aldsrney Calf yoke OF rsdsn
oxen, twins. exactly alike.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Jaeger Wagon, nearly new: l new Chasswood
Mower tive horse road Wagon. Horse Cart Hay
Rigging. Roller. Plows one new Peacock for
new ground Corn Sbeler, Hay Cutter. 8 Cultiva-
tors double Harrows, Pratt Horserake. 2 Drain
Rakes. Forks, Corn Dropper, Axes. &c. The
Farming implements are nearly as COED as new
HARNESS.-0ne set Of Wagon Harness, set Of
new driving Harness, Cart Harness P!ow Gears
Bride ana Saddle, brides Collars. Head H ALTERS !
bundles Ions Cornfodder. Wheat Straw By the to
aCELLANEoUS.-one Churn, " Or ain Bags
I set OF nestly new Germantown Carriage Wheels
Shafts and Seats; several hundred old Posts AM
Rails; the materials OF IS feet rch with 5000
root.
| The horses are for examination and trial; other
acres. at Privats Sale. OF will be exchanged fo
TERMS Ali sums Of $50 aud under cash. owe
nat am'an'' credit of six S1T'As' TN F ur1s1ER
L.w: sTIpHAX Il soy Auct'rs. : = - - "
teb2.3 5-T-ll-li-w6-l3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
PuHLIc SALE OF
Ftrst-Class stock and
Farming Utensils.

ftrst-ClasS StOCk ana |
Farming Utensils.
The subscriber will sell at public sale. en-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1874,
At lO o'clock. a. IN sharp,
On Lis Farm at kirkwood. his stock and dairy
and farming utensiIs. consisting Of
FIVE HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES.
One OF them splendid brood mare and -
| Gne young stylish driving horse. 6 years -
old said TO trot in ESQ. and one pair
good young mules. Twenty Head of fne -I$r5sA-.
NNpYY Nil k Cows some OF them rs fine as there
AJsis in the state, the most OF them with
sk=Az calves by their side, and the others coming
into rro6t; two yoke OF nice young oxen. wears
old, bulls, one year old holsteln, aud the
market dearborn, / lnilI wagon snlxAMlsJ
harness, wagon harness lead gears collars, brides
halters, saddle and bride
FARMING UTENSILs.
2-horss iron axle farm Wagon, l iron axle TX
rake. l revolving rake, 8 piows. twin harrows :
cutiv ators. good clipper newer. Marsh harves-
ter. of tbs finest rsapers ever made, capable of
seating t~u men, and binding the grain. For a
small farmer with scarcity Of help they are the
reaper. Hussey reaper, post spade crOwbar, barn
shovel half bushel and half peck measures. forks.
rakes. hoes, shoves, COW chains. OK yokes. gram
cradles, moving scythes brler scythes, and grain
bags. ,,,,
good horse power and churn. milk lans, cream
cans, milk cans buckets. Sc, 10 butter boxes, all
in order. besides great maly things to tedious to
| TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of 30 and less, sh
all sums of so cfedi. of mouths VIII be CIV
| en- by the purchaser given bankabe note with
approved endorser, with interest tFtn date, or hYt
per cent. OF for ash.
| L. STIDHAM son, ,'Auc'r. jsn,3l-2tau
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

NIOTICE.-This is to certify that have tins day
IN given Isaiah Starr. ot Brandywine Hundred
letters Of Attorney TO transact business IN my pc
half to wit: to buy. SELL aud do general commits
sion business. ,,, ,,r.up
February :, 1SIi-3t~ MOSES STARR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

NvOTIcF. The annual meeting Of the Hope
~ building and Lean Association forthe hlec-
lion of Oficers. will be held at the ohce OF the
Secretary, n +. CIr. of Third and Market streets,
on III ESDAY Evening, February 2ith 1874, at y
trba'itlw JAMES McCABE. Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

VVNU q subscriber having rented his farm situates
L half mile north Of Newark. on the New
London road. will sell at Public Sale
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

NOR RENl-New House, No. l42l Har- <nAznH,
IL rison street, eleven rooms, all modern ~!
improvements, bay windows. three stories. ksss
Possession at once If ired. inquire at
l4ll Harrison street. ieb26-tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

0n TUESDAY. the t7th DAY of FEBRUARY, ls74
at II o'clock. A. NJ. sharp,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04

L>0R RENTA tine second story front room in
~ the Gazette building. 1t is central 10 one OF
the best business squares in the city, and would
make an excellent shop Tor a merchant tailor any
other light trade. Entrance pleasant and easy.
Rent low. Apply at il6'Market street. on the prem
ses, novl1.
NOR RENT-Large Front noon, second sic
H. 4lo Market street. Apply at This oEts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-04
FARM FOR RENT.

TNHE FARM belonging to the estate OF Col. 6 L.
i Davis. decd d.\tuuted On the Lancaster Turn
Tike Road, partly in the city OF Wilmington. con-
tanning about 81 teGes, mostly improved. VIII be
leased lrJIn the ii lsJ Jt March next, The land
has heen used nt lliry purpose and also suita-
bic tuT trutkILs. Tho Improvements are - gUod
tone iwelue tratIe barn. &. P5s.2s,iyn given
a ahoys t'r term- Apply to
nANlEL IARRA,
30. ~ kius street.
1Iu-l 1t Wilmington, DCl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-25
FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. 2l5.
u. 4. saryey No. 100.

TT g.. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
u. New, Nov. 10, lsTt.-Notice 10 hereby
given that the Europa Mlning Company. . cor.
poration organized under the laws Of the Stats
Of California, having It's postoffce address and
California, has, by Y. A. Kills, the agent thereof.
and . stockholder therein, made application for
patent for one thousand Q,0Ool linear feet Of the
Europa Lode. bearing gold and silver. the same
extending one thoasand u,oOo) feet In . south.
erly or rouiheasterly direction. from the ssuth
line O. y: s. survey o. Lot 70: 70 gesing ths
-four hundred t4ooD feet In width. designated
U. II. Survey or Lot No. i07, In Township ~
north, Range u sssL Mount Diabls meridian.
situate In dold Hhl Mining District, Storey
plat and neld notes on Ale In this once a. fol.
beginning at Post No. I, located on IN east.
erly slope at q point 400 feet west OF the Vir
ginla and Truckee Railroad, whence the quarter
section corner On the north line OF section 80.
Township II north, Range 81 east Nd b and
NJ, bears north ~ degrees east, distant 2,10o
feet, said Post No. } being the southwest cor:
ner Of the Ward Company's survey mo. oo), and
running from said Poet No. I south SIX degrees
east 1000 feet 10 Pest No. .; thence east 100
feet TO Post No. n: thence north ak degrees
west 100 feet to Post No.. =; thence west voc
containibrs $500 acres, situate In south half
Of Section 50, Township II north, Range n
east. N. ID. N.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian, Magnetic variation, iok degrees
east--being bounded upon the north By the
Ward Company claim, survey No. %.
The claim herein applied for 10 recorded In
Book X, at page -, Records OF Gold Hill Mn.
Ing District, kept In the once Of the Recorder
Of Storey county, at Virginia City, Nevada:
The right to follow and extract the ore from
rald Europa Lode for f.oO0feet along the course
thereof. and throughout is entire width. depth
and extent, wherever found. although u enter
land adjoining raid U. =. Survey or Lot No. lo1
upon this application.
Horr. SEARS q MCKEE. Attorneys, Ban Fran
cisco. Cal. noll SO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-25
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 0lJ.
U. s. s.r,., Ne. a. and 20 "A ..a 70 p.

.IM|.N 49, HH -
n. a. survey Ne. a and 3OA aud 70 II.
TT 8, LAND. OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
VI New, september II, 1874 Notice 10
hereby given that the GLOBE CON60L-
i ip;.;1aI .1 S,N 4, / &c Go si,ss III. : 81 sS S1S;D,n;s
having lie postofhcs address and principal place
Of busincss at san franeisco, Cal, has By y. n.
Thayer, Its Superintendent, this day made ap-
plication for patent for nteen hundred u,6Oo)
linear feet OF the Utah lode. bearing gold and
.ilysr; tho same s5.snding Iso fee. n I perth.
lion from Poet No. 1 Of U. b. Survey or Lot No,
a and 10 A, with surface ground containing
II es-iOo acres embraced In said Lot. No. ~ and
70 A and 70 D, sitnats In Gold hin Mining Dis
trict. Storey county, stats Of Nevada, and do
reribed In the plat and neld notes on de In
beginning for the description Of tina. portion.
of The claim o~ficiaily Designated as"Lot No.
Is and ToA."a IT Post No. I, being southeast
corner Of Arizona Company's survey, Nos. II
and co. whence the quarter section corner on
east GO line q section I .own.ai . 70 nor,s: rssgs
distant sO5 feet: thence nom nId Post No /
north SiE deg. west 100 feet To- Post No. a.
thencs south ssk deg. west ESQ feet TO Post No
=: thence south 5iL deg, east ieek feet TO Post
s sso, ~ post No n. ihenes sontb sode, 20 min
ss.t 40 feel m Post No A, fbense porth az
49, 80, , sosL 'S ~, ~ p w. M =. ,hsnes no,,s
AZ dev cs,i \ osir seet 10 Po.t No A. tbenee
MIN bix dee' we.t 40 feet 10 Post No. o,
,h.nre .onth ssk dey. vest 40 fact 10 Post No
serrs' Thst portion OF ala claim Accelerated
AZ .iot M "a M" beinc ths mill sile taIen
.,,h ala mininy nrsmIses heinz descdbed in
aid Mai ami eeld notes a. follow. Via: Ne.
.irninc a. po.f No 4 beipv Post No 7 Of iot
g ~ y sna 30 4. r ssore.s,d' xbe1e. The c ou,ltss
~ .e,,an sa,n.r an ss., ii,,s ~ sec,,an a sown.
sSino "a nnrtS psprs ID ssst. NJ ID n. Sssrs
sup. u.thi, teuke $500. -. 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 244.
U. \. survey Ne. ss.


TT 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
OsNevads. Octobsrs 8, 1874. -Noiice ish.reby
given that tho Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Q corporation organlzed under the
laws Of the State Of California, having Ito post
ONCE address and principal pace Of buslneas
Al San Francisco. California, hiss, by. w. w.
Tarney, tho agent thereof and . stakeholder
therein. this day made application for United
staies patent for sixteen hundred and thirty. elk
1850 linear feet Of The Green Lode. In Gold
ilill and DEVILS Gate Mining Districts. being
partly IN storey ard partly In Lyon county.
state OF Nevada, With surface ground three
hundred CO0) feet IN width, extending In 9
souiherly direction from the mouth Of the said
Company's tunnel, At or near the northcrly end
OF the claim, along the line OF said vein or lode,
and embracing the came. with all ils dips,
angles and variations. TO n ydenth and through.
out iis entire width and depth, although tho
claim :" OF u. !. survey No. Us being described
upon the surface by the plat and neld notes on
ale In this ONCE ~ follows. viz: Beginning at
Post No. I. about 40 feet westerly from the
DEVILS Gate Toiiroad. and whence tho quarter
section corner on the south line OF Section 5,
Township 10 north. Range 81 east. Mount
DlAblo meridian. bears north 10 degrees wet.
distant 40 feet; and running from said Poet
No I along tho westerly boundary OF the st.
Louls C~ompany's survey. Lot No. VI. south ~
south itG degreos east i.s9s feet TO Poet No. 9;
thence routh s9I degrees west 800 feet TO Post
No. 4; thence. fourth course. north lax degrees
west l.63f feet TO Post No. g.; thence north
say degrees east III feet 10 Post No. !, The
place Of beginning-containing 10 sSlc0 acres
OF land, situated In east half Section 9. Town
ship 10 north, Range Il east, Mount Diablo
meridian.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. lGk degrees
east.
The II. Louis claim. Lot No. O.. as surveyed,
adjolns this claim upon the northeast.
The claim herein applied Tor 10 recorded at
page l0i Of Book Y. Kecords OF Gold Hin MIN.
Ing District. kept In the once OF the kecorder
Of storey county. At Virginia City. Nevada.
The right to follow said Green Lode and CT.
tract and remove tho ore therefrom for 1888
feet along the course thereof. and throughout
Its entire width and depth, wherever FUND,
although u enter land adjoining said u. \. Sur
vcy No. IS. L. claimed under any patent that
may be issued upon this application.
AD0LPHuS WAITE. Register.
Horr. SEARS q hcKsE, Attorneys. San
Francisco, Cal. oco SD