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GEN. n. p. BANKS recently gave an
old-fashioned masking at his mansion
and barn in Waltham, Mass, in aid of
the Centennial fund. This appropriate
" ushers in the new cara of independ-
ence.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-11-25

HAVE YOU 8 severe wrench or sprains
Have YOU rheumatism in any form? Have
YOU stiff neck, or punches caused by rheu-
matte pains? If so, JohHsoH's AnOdyRe Lat
,aent is specific remedy, used internally
and externally. .r-..-4 T.--rtf' a.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-11-25
GENERA BREylTIEs.

Col John b. Lewis, the author Of
the +" Harp of Thousand Strings, a" died
in Rankin County, Miss, recently.
THE enormous mail of sc, COS lie, 'ers
and 65 bags of newspapers was ser.t TO
Europe by the Abyssinia recently. This
amount WI weigh over three tons z
A FULL-BLooDED English setter OF
Thomas w. Lane of the United States
postol-car service, while hunting Al
West Roxbury Mass, last week,
brought to his master a large pocket
book, containing Si25 in currency and
some valuable, papers, belenging to Mr.
Langley of Cambrfdgeport. The dog
now wears a. $50 silver. collar as a re.
ward for his sagacity.
THE Telegraph of St. John, n. b.,
says that lady, who resided in~a. VII.
lage on the river St Johts, assisted re-
Gently to prepare the body of a neigh
Dor for burial. While so engaged some
virus fpomthe dead body was absorbed
into Sight e6S on the lady's finger,
and few hours later she was seized
with intense pain in her hand, attended
by rapid swelling. After days of Sc
we're suffering she died. ry,rrrrr--
THE only remarkable thing about the
subjoined stanza is the fact that all the
letters of the alphabet are used in its
construction except e, the one most FREE
quenhy employed in ordinary compost
ton: ,-fsss lr5-BasT .....-s
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Annual Report Of the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Com
misSioffer If Internal Revenue has completed
his report for the fiscal year ending June %,
1879. The document is very voluminous
The report shows that the actual amount of
receipts into the Treasury from aif sources
from and after June 30, 1861. to June 30.
1874, inclusive of loans and Treasury notes,
was a. follows:
Customs .-..........- .........s III. 80, 1867
Internal revenues &c. ..-..... 055, s23 rs
Direct taN..........s.s...-..... 1 4S2 ,ttS
Public nds....................... p, Isl 95S
Miscellaneous ..................... 30. OS4 1872
Premium on loans and sales on
gold coin. ....., - :. ..s...... 1872 ,557 III
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The School OF Individual Instruction,
founded by Prof W p Jones, 81 Evanston
1nYH here each scholar Is taught and adj
l~anccs, independently, instead of in rigid,
gradcd-sehool ffsiIieu, Is for both sexes.
Next term opens Dec. 8.
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RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS.

The Catholics have Is seminaries, IA pro-
fessors, and ], 23S students; the Baptists
have 16 schools, IS professors .land 6SS stu
dents; the Presbyterians have - schools, a
professors, and 294 students; the Congrega-
tionalists have s schools, 50 professors, and
Sg2 pupils; the Lutheran Church has Is
schools, 81 professors, 1926 students; the
Protestant Episcopal has u schools, ~ pros
fessors, and 294 stRdcnts:f the Methodist
Episcopal Church has schools, IS profess
sors, and 81 pupils; the Reformed Church
has schools, 12 professors, andS9 students:
the United Presby1erians, Christians, and
Free Baptists have schools each; and the
Unitarians, African Methodists, Cumber-
land Presbyterians. German Reformed.
Methodist Churoh sontb, EMersTian, tSNed-l
enborgi1n, Evangelical, United Brethren.
and Ohiversalists have one each, - Chicago
Inter Ocean,
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ADVERTISERS

Who desire to reach country readers ean do 50 In
the best aud cheapest manner by using one or more
sections OF THE GREAT NEV'SPAPER AUXILIARY
LIsTs. Apply 20 Z. z. PRATT, TDJacSsoa sues /,
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CAN GER

CURE WA RANTED. without the use OF
"A knife. Send stamp for Book gIyiag method OF
Treatment and partial list OF remarkable Cures,
ETC. Tapeu sv9sn removed In three hours. GEO.
W. BENNRTT, MD. z2s Locust Street, st. Losis.
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-ARTHUR'S

TLIrsTRArRD HOW MACHINE "The Household
Mag zine OF Ancrica Two serial Stories Ia s7G.
. EAest.fSCI.IFFE." by Mrs. Juia g. Dorr,
AMI - MIRIAM" by 7. 5. Arthur. BTTJ~HER-
IGK'S Newest Patterns 10 every number. TERMS
$50 per year; 3 copies FOR $3.50. Splendid Book
OEcIs aud Premiums. specimen number ID cts
I. ), ARTHUR 8 SOY PhilRd'a, Pa.
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DEAFNESS CURED g. T %oS9 na SGss fsf
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AQTua a. a and CATARRII Sure Cure Trial free.
u . J u W AAddrcss Bells indianapolis, Ind.
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THEFIUBEIAli DAMP Is 8 WonderIuI thlhg
Read the ADVERTISEMENT, sure a''''
The school or IndIvIduaI gnstructIon

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye Imparts a Natural
Color, reYraicstlie bad eifset % iIripd dyes, The
BARRIERS AZ prefer II,
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The Commissioner presents in this report
amueh fuller exhibit than has previously
been made of the condition of the nor,nd
schools Of the country. In 1870 only % re-
ported; in 1871, 90; in 1872, 9S; in 1873.
143; in 1874, l24. These schools had in
1874 900 instructors and "a, 400 pupils.
Normal schools are now support ed in ali the
States except Nevada and the Distrietof Co.
lumbia. The graduates Tor the year num-
bered 1872, of whom $50 are engaged in
teaching.
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COST OF SCHOOLS PER CAPITA. q
The following table shows the per capita
rate Of expenditure during the year as ar
RANGED:
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'ASorhER rRBRIBIE DlsIsrBR.

.f LILA OAO1kA&A
The Steamship Pacific Is Sunk by a COL
lisIon with an IInknoyvn yesssl-only
Two Survivors Out OF Two Hundred
ON Board. paa
SAN1FKASorEoSNpyy "a dispatch
from Tort Tossssend says: HenEYR
jelly, supposed sole survivor of the Pa
eifie, was brought hereiYssterday by the
ship Messenger, in a wretched condi-
don, having been oa.e Raft sc heurs-be-
fore being picked tffl-9 y OA
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soIrHERy Horsf, sr. 1oras,

First class tn all respects Prices graded,
$50 $50, = 90 and 8. 80 per day, accord-
and Railroad offices in Hotel Building.
- ----- $3.50 go
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-Youngmen toIearn TeIegraphing.
W Situations guaranteed. Tuition to be paid out
Of salary AFTER situation is secured Address Queen
CITY Telegraph Institute, 81. Louis, Mo- SEM stamp
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90 A DAY. row TO MAKE IT. Something
= AO NEW. coz. YONGE e co. 50. Loais. No.
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Pse+sase,a =. ne 5ssII07 sSlaEsl
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UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
Colleges and universities reporting. 3Is
Colleges and universities not report
ny Hr-1H. 10
Number OF instructors. sTS3
Number of students. -. -. :. ..... 81 ~ a.
Value buildings, grounds, etc, l3OS
reporting %, 10 oh
eproductive fund. ..4..s.... sa2s.GSO Sg
Income iron (i7e reporting9 ~. ~. II y ss0
Receipts from tuition (I6S reporting) ! RS g9q
Receipts from State appropriations - -rl-rr
(35 repOrting1. .....-........ ~ Gil e q
Amount scholarship funds IS report -
ing)..''. - =. .......--., $50 ,SSs
Number of students in colleges a.. ...... 6.bl5
Number Of students in schools Of science 3 0S5
Number in schools of superior instruction
Tor Women. ..........-............ II 955
Total ;. -. -. -. :. : 1850
Number students preparing for college II, SIS
Number students IN academies s..........ss ,SlT
Number students in preparatory schools. 4 COS
NuReel students in Preparatory scientific
SCHOOLS ..........--- .-... ,5S4
Every State reports one or more school of
science; twenty-seyen States report schools
orthodoxy; twenty States report law schools;
twenty-seven States report regular schools
of medicine. sFHs So Il
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Net earnings s15s ,sCs sin SIS
In the subjoined statement are Shown
the receipts and expenses of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad for the month of
September, 1875 and 1874.
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EnVIATVN ALL WANT Ir-Thousands OF lives and
lEHVIA Millions of property saved by it-FOr-
HUHltI - tunes made with It. Address LIN.
INGToN BRos., New York or Chicago
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-22
WORCESTER TAKEs PARr.

THE HEART OF THE COMMONWEALTH HAs A
CELEBRATION THE MARCH TRROCoH
BALTIMORE OF THE SIXTH coM6EMcRATHD.
WORCESTER, April l9.-Ths day IS ceing cele.
brated here by the Worcester Light In
fantry, whose active members received and en- =
tertained (the survivors of the company OF 1851,
who marched with the Massachusetts, Sixth
regiment through Baltimore. The survivors OF
Company X OF Boston and OF Company L OF
guests during tbs parade. The graves of Col
Timothy Bigelow, who commanded the Wor-
cester minute men who set out for Concord one
hundred years ago at the news of the fight, and
Maj. Harrison w. Pratt, who commanded the
infantry on its march through Baltimore. were
decorated. The afternoon was occupied by din
ner at the Lincoln House. This evening the
infantry give grand ball AZ Mechanics RaU fn.
honor OF their guests.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-22
THE LEXINGTON FESTIVAL.

MAG5IFICEST DISPLAY - ADDRESSES AND
ToAsTs-LETTER FROM GLADsToNE = THE
IAIMENsECRowD.
: L4xISGroN, Mass, April l9.-The population
of Lexington is twenty-five hundred souls. and
it : estim ated tfa5 there are slready Ten thons-
and people here, The train fom Bcston at 929
a " took seventeen loads full, snd three
thousand people We're at the depot waiting
transportation, while hundreds at ihe stations
along the route were unat8e TO get on board.
With the Thermometer at 2Gya cloudlesS sky ush-
,ered ia the 18TH of April the anniversary of
that glorious day for AmeEica 100 years aga. At
O'Clock the cid town was active with lie and
hustle. and " ith the ringing OF bells and the
REQUIRED to the distant past when the " embat-
tied farmer y stood upon the green, resolved
that IL there must be wssr ii should begin there.
Long before day carriages aud wagons, well
filled and pedestrians bsgan pouring
into the town. Booths and exiempOTized
81. the whole town was alive with moving. bust
ling humanity and the monster tents with their
gay decorations, days and ,Stfeamers were
filuttering from every house presented most
cheering and inspiring aspect. The arrange
ments In every particular were most complete.
grand centennial dinner, presents striking ap-
pearance and is the most perfectly arranged
and literally Supplied ever seen on public oc-
casion 1t is 4l0 feet long and 20 feet wide. with
ceIrral wing l5J feet long, and with
plates for three thousand seven hundred and
nifty persons Every seat had been disposed of
this morning, and the most exhorbitant prices
were asked and offers made by those who had
and those who had not tickets. The main tent,
in which the oration, unwilling OF statues, etc.,
takes place. is provided with ats for 3000 every
one Of which is secured. The first train from
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-22
BUSINESS RESUMED

AT THE OLD BROOKLYN STAND
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-22

NEW YORK, April 2O.-At quarter before IL,
Judge Nelson entered the Brooklyn city court
room this morning, escorting the Hon. Cyrus w.
Field to a seat ON the bench. The attendance
was as large as yesterday and included many
ladies. The plaintiff and defendant were early
in their Places, but the late arrival OF some Of
the counsel delayed the proceedings. Mr..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-22
ASSISTANCE WAS REQUIRED?

A. don't think did except in the instance
have mentioned In regard to the mortgage on
the house. Q. Before the giving of the checks in
June, 1871, don't you think you made some gen.
eral suggestion about assistance? A. don't re-
member that 1 did. 1t would be quite
possible that did. Q. When were you called
upon the second time2 A. The second cheek
find mentioned Nov. 10. 1871. @. See If this is
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-22

which came up in her household during the year |
past. 40 far as possible was not TO be annoyed |
by It. O. You were sent for on the l4Jh of De- |
cember 10 go 10 the house. A. No. i was sent
for 10 90 10
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-24
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR.
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

JUNE 8th, 1873.
/ NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that
4 John ii. Smith and Thomas Baker.
whose Post Office address is Lewiston
TRINITY County, California, have made
Application for Patent for the following
described Gold-bealing Placer Mine. sit7
uated IN the Eastman Mining District in
sald County and State, and known ms tbe
EASTMAN PLACER NINE, and
more particularly described in the Plat
and rield-Notes now on file in this office,
as follows, to-Wit:
Lot No. 81 in Township No. "a North
Range West, Mount Oablo Base and
Meridian. Containing ia 60 100 acres
beginning at post in a mound of earth
ma kea = Section, on the North bound,
@lTTY OF Section No. 4 North, Range 3
west First run West ID, run NS3o
81 90 W 8d, North; 4th, 47o3OF: 5th.
S4l Pal 80 T. 9th, NS2o30'E; 7th, East Sth
Si6 East 9Th, SS4o East lO.h. l6o West.
I'm, North 89o West 18th, Norh 7i6
West 18Th, West nth, South 800
west; 10th, South 1890 West; 10Th
Slo west to the place of beginning,2
0old claim is bounded on lst course hv
Agricultural Land claimed bv g =
Eastman on I'd, 3D. and fourth conrees
.? py low bars along the left bank Of Trinity
/ hiyer on 5th course by land claimed by
q q. company of Cinnamon; on 9th. 7th
oth 81 and 9th courses by high broken
ridge on 10th by land claimed bv -
iT-tenchmani on llth, 18th, 18th. Iith
iot9 and 10th courses bya mountain COW,
cred with Spruce timber. Wv
All persons holding any adverse claim
s"e'e'p are required to present the
SalnG tH e before the Register and Receiver of
tIe GI'i.c I hlted states Land Office, at Shasta.
= eG"!'91rhia, within sixty days from the
nrs' day OF publication of this Notice.
;.,oco, AARON BELL,
'''-.''o' Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-24

TEE Lexington (Ky.) gazette thus de-
scribes "a right funny scene" which took
place the other day at one OF the stations
on the Kentucky Central: "A couple Of
negroes cut down tree across a teleqrapb
wire and broke it. The operator came
out at once and determined on revenge.
lie quietly took his seat and told the two
negroes to bring the two ends of the wire
together and mend it. Each seized end
and end, but the moment they came in
contact there was sharp electric shock,
and they let 60. 1t was raining and the
battery was strong. However, the ne
groes did not know where the shock came
from, and tried it again. BY this time,
their clothes were so wet that tho current
would pass if one but brushed the other.
Frightened and bewildered, they brought
the wires together again and again: each
time, to thair astonishment, an electric
shock convulsed them. And when the
train started there sat the operator in the
shelter Of the depot, still urging the ne
groes TO fresh efforts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-24
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT 10 A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
MAY 0Hh. lS1A-

MAY nth, 1919.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN William Ware, whose Post Office
address is WeaverviIe, Trinity County,
State OF California, has made application
for Patent for the HENRY HOEHN
PLACER MINE, situated in Weaver
vile Mining District in said County and
State, and more particularly described in
the plat and field notes now on tie in this
Office, rs follows, toWit
Lot No. II, in Township 33 n, il 10
w, NJ. ID. NJ. Commencing Mt post in
a mound OF earth, marked w W-the
n W corner of the Court House in Wca-
veryiIle bears S16030'E $50 links distant
from said post running thence, with va
ration 1880 h from the place of begin
ming Mo- W 400 chains to a post in a
mound of rock marked W W ; thence
No " $40 chains to a post in n mound
of earth on the South side of the wagon
road leading from Weavervilc to Sidney
Hill; thence N30' W 2.45 chains along
in same wagon road to a post in a mound
of rocks on the North side of the wagon
road thence N5So W 7.35 chains along
same road to post in a mound of rock
on the South side Of the road, for n w
corner OF the claim; thence S32' w 7.3l
chains to a post in Sidney gulch for SW
corner Of the claim thence $3.50 e 1912
chains along on the right bank Of Sidney
gulch to a post in mound of earth thence
S42'30' h 4.80 chains to post in mound
of earth for SE corner of the claim ;thence
N22o Il 5.4l chains to and closing ON the
starting corner. Containing | 46. 100
acres, and bounded on the North by
houses and lots belonging to j. Clink,
John Docllery, Bardona & Co., John
Mitchell and A. Sehert on the West
by the Ware Placer mining land on tho
South BY gardens belonging to Manlon,
O'Neal and r. Clifford and on the East
by the Carson Il Co. Placer Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the same
before the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Office, at Shasta.
California, within sixty days from the first
day of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
my29-6od Register
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-24
LAND NOTICES.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
ApR11 Doth. 1878.

APRIL Doth, 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
" Richard RYAN and Frank O'Conner,
whose Post Office address is Wenverville,
Trinifv County, State of California,
bavn made application for Patent for the
folIowinc described Collaborating Placer
Mine. situated in Oregon Gulch Mining
district in said County and State, and
tnown os the HERRICK PLACEk
NINE. and more particularly described
in the plat and heldno now on iile IN
this office, as follows, to-wit:
Lot No. 42, in Township 33 n, X 10
w, NJ. ID. NJ, containing 90 70, loo acres.
Beginning at post, marked H. I9r lhe
North West corner of the clam thehce
running NS7oE $50 chains to post
marked O, in Il mound OF rock, the
sth established corner in the survey OF
the Oregon Gulch Mine thence SloS II
| 2.7S chains to II post, marked W., III
/ mound OF earth, the 9th established cor,
nsr of the Wheaton Mine thence S6f0 Il
go chains to tree, 81 inches IN dlam-
/ eter, marked w, the 9th established cor,
ner of the Wheaton Mine thence Noo
/ l5'E 7. .33 chains to a Nut Glne, ii lhches
| in diameter, marked NJ. L. NJ, the dh
| corner III the survey OF thc molilll holch'i9
Mine thence Sl5' w 1888 chains toa post
marked Nj. Il. NJ, the 9Th established
corner in the survey Of the Mount Mo
rensis Mine thence South $50 chains to
a post, marked II, in mound OF earth,
being the s r corner of the mine I; thence
S72o w 2760 chains to White Oak, 2o
inches in diameter, marked ii thence
N45oE $50 chains to post, marked IL,
in mound Of earth; thence n W
5000 chains to the place OF beginning
from which the corner common to Town
ships - and 33 n, Rs s and w, benrs
SG5o32E SSl.55 chains distant. SAID
claim is bounded on the North by the
Oregon Gulch and Wheaton Mines on
the East by the Mount Morensis Mine
ON the South by mining lands claimed by
Patrick Slattery ct AL; ON the West by
public lands.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver
of the United States Land Office, at
Shasta, California, within sixty days from
the first day Of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
myS-GOd Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-24

THAT was rather "a touching allusion
to deceased spouse, made recently by a
farmer who came to the village store to
purchase things. " Can | show you any.
thlng else to-day ?" politely asked the
clerk. mo, | reckon not, said the sad
looking customer, II lost two horses and
my wife last Fall, and feel putty poor.
Good span Of horses too.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FUR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
JUNE 2lst, 1919.

JUNE 2lst, loto.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
N James A. johnson, whose Post Of
fee address is Douglas City, Trinity
County, State of California, has made
application for Patent for the CACl
PLACER MINE, situated in the Indian
Creek Mining District, in said County
and State. and more particularly descri bed
in the Plat and Field-Notes now on file
in this office, as follows, to-wlt
Commencing at n granite rock at the
NV corner Of the claim, marked L,
from which the corner common to Town
ships 80 and 33 North, range 8 and . W,
Mt. Diablo Meridian, bears N29o5, L" Il
1896 chains distant; running thence
with Var. ISo30'E) SCI Il 1850 chains
to boulder 2lxl0x5 inches, marked Z,
fot corner; thence S500E 1888 chains to
sandstone rock 26Xl0X9 inches, marked
c thence NS4oE % chains to bould-
er marked G., l6Xl0XS inches thence
South S.6l chains to post in mound OF
rocks. marked c, for Sc corner of the
claim thence N7So30'W 1907 chains to
"A black oak tree, 36 inches in diameter
thence N65oW LOS chains to pine
tree, 4 inches in diameter, marked G
thence N74o w 300 TO a post in mound
of rocks, marked q; thence l4.2S chaln.
/ to a post in mound Of rocks, marked
G; thence N4OoE 5.4l chains to the place
of beginning. Containing 90 3-lO0 acres
and bounded on the North by Indlar
Creek and exhausted mineral land along
said creek on the East by mining land
/ belonging to unknown parties on the
South by vacant land on the West by a
small garden.
All persons holding any adverse CLAIM
thereto are hereby required to prosen
the same to the Register and Receiver o.
the United States Land Office Mt Shasta
California, within Sixty days from tn
first day Of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
je26 God Register