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A HINT TO THE WORKING MANA man W it'll
family however poor he may be- owes IL to his wife to
has right to allow he mother of bis children
her life with her needle to her family
His duty ia buy the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
the best machine for family sewing and nufaetusing
dollars. More than this he can buy the Wilson
Machine upon terms which him to pay for it in
small monthly instalments, that he spare OF
his wages without feeling the drain. He ill get
thereby machine capable of doing every variety OF
family work in the most beautiful manner machine
that even child operate, and which will prove
permanent family blessing
Sales room Is9 Canal ST. eet, New Orleans
This Company want a few more good agents.
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Mlrsbals of Branches will report their arrival to
Division Marshals, who will report the to the
Grand Marshal.
In case of postponement account Of Indictment
weather seventeen taps viii be sounded the Fire
Alarm the hour Of 10 O'Clock. in that event the
procession will take place the Sunday following,
when this programme will be carried ont
Aids to the Graad MRrShal win report promptly At
II A. n. at Clay Statue.
JAMES SWEENEY,
nhI4It Grand MAMMAL
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Very Rev. j. Coulon, for twenty five years
pastor of st. Patrick's Church, Cleveland, O.,
and formerly Vicar General of the Diocese of
fclssesand, ia dead.
Anufhber 6fUnitsd States Senators will leave
Washington, Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the Senate, for Mexico. General Cor
don will be in the party. The excursion is re-
garded as very mysterious.
Dipping into the future somewhat further
than the almanac will point the way, the
Springfield Republican makea this Interesting
discovery: GAS the 4th of March in 1877 will
come on Sunday, the next President cannot
be inaugurated till Monday, but President
Grants and Vice President Wilson's term will
expire on Sunday, and so the President pro tenn.
of the Senate, Mr.. Ferry. of Michigan, will be-
come President of the United States during
the interim, holding the Office twenty four
hours.
The Boston Herald (Republican), comment
ing upon the recent canvass of New Hampshire
by General Gordon. and Mr.. Lamar of Missis-
our people that the time ad come to secure
local government to the South, and that we
| are preparing chalice that will surely, sooner
or1later, be pressed to our own lips. The ques-
| ton is local to us as we'll as to the South We
| cannot sustain free institutions in one section
while trampling them down in another. We
must maintain liberty for all or submit to a
despotlsm which will deny the rights alike to
ALL"
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Two articles offered as prizes at the School
Table, St. Michael's Fair, still remain on hand,
many of the tickets for the rafflss not having
been sold. These prizes are large, magnificent
ly bound bible, donated by Mr.. Gogarty, and q
splendid pair of cotton screws. In view of the
pressing wants of the parish, hopes are enter
tanned that the tickets will all be sold at an
early day, when the drawing will take place.
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ROUTE.

Up st. Charles Julia, CarOndest, up Carondslct
to Felicity PIytania, TO Josephine to Magazine,
dow Magazine Felicity, to AnuBciation, to Caope
to Camp Camp 10 Canal Canal Chsrtres.
to Esplanade, to Levee, to Vaudeville, to Royal up
Royal Espanade, to Rampant, up Rampant to Canal
10 Clay Statue there the win be dismissed
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OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD AND PITTSBURG
COAL. FULL LEGAL MEASURE, LOWEST
MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT ATTENTION
GUARANTEED. SEND ORDERS THROUGH POST
OFFICE, OR OTHERWISE. TO MRS. FRY'S
WOODWARD, l23 CALL1OPE STREET. BETWEEN
CAMP AND MAGAZINE. L. E. MEEHAN, MAN.
AGER.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE ASSoCIATIoN-The regular monthly meet
ing of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING. 81 O'Clock punctualy. in the Star Hall,
ZIG Poy dras street.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
Tha members also reminded that they expect.
ed to attend o'clock at the Jesuts Churc1 his
Morning.
The ST. Aloysus Cadet Society is also expected to
attend at Mass. Members of other Total Abstine
Societies also invited attend.
THOS. G. RAPIER, Precedent.
d. II. BUCKLEY. Secretary. mhi4it
ST JOSEPHS TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The Quarterly Communion of this Society will take
place NEXT SUNDAY, March 2st, at u o'clock Mass,
at ST. Josephs Church. Every member is expected to
be present wearing the ribbon badge of the Society
Tie monthly meeting of this Society will be held
THIS Sunday EVENING, at 4 O'Clock in the Hail.
corner of Common and Derbiguy streets. Prompt
tendance 10 requested.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited to attend
JNO. McCAFFREY, President
NJ. DRISCOLL Secretary mhI4 1t
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE,
SOCIETY. The regular monthly meeting of this
Society will be held SUNDAY EVENING, March
18th at o'clock the Schoolhouse Margny street
between Greatmen and CasacavO streets. A full at
ter dance is earnestly requested.
Gentlemen wishing to join will be admitted at this
meeting. r. 81. hartley, President
GEO. DUCEY, Secretary. mhl4 1t
ST. THERESA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SoCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING
at o'clock in St. Theresas Hall EratO street. between
Magazine and Camp Every member is expected to be
present.
Gentlemen wishing to join this Society are respect
fully invited to be pressnt.
b, R. CHENEY, President.
A. J. CoBURN, Secretary. mhIt
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MANNER OF FORMING.
FIRST DIVISION.

Invited Associations and Guests will form on the
north eide of Canal street, head resting Royal
tending east Branch will form the north side of
Canal street, head resting Royal extending west
Branch will the north side of Canal street.
head resting Bourbon, extending west Branch No
will foru the north side OF Canal street, head
ing on Dauphine, extending west Branches and II
will the north eide of Canal street. head resting
on Burgundy, extending west.
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DIED

GARRETY-On Wednesday. March 10. 1875. at las
p. NJ, Mrs Maria Garrety, native OF Loughrea, Gal
way, Ireland, aged sixty five years.
MADER-On Monday. March 3, le75 At 81 p. NJ, F.
A. Nader aged thirty .eight years.
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SECOND DIVISION.

Branch will form the south side OF Canal street,
head resting st. Charles street, extending
Branch will form south side of Canal street, hea
resting Carondeet, extending west Branch will
form south side of Canal head resting
Baronne, extending west Branches ~ and /: will form
on the south aide of Canal head Branch No
10 resting Dryades, extending west
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T. CHARLES NURSERY.
JAMES E. WALDO & CO.,
SAlesroom-No. 122 Camp Street.

Fruit and Orn ental Trees, Evergreens Towering
Shrubs Roses Greenhouse and bedding PIants, Well
grown Orange Trees, Plants for Hanging Baskets ana
Vases =, a,,,--
Every e1ertion made to Civ" satisfaction In ming
ordera Packing done as 10 insure safety IN shlP
ment. Bouquets Floral DeSigus made TO order.
Liarhena Al ont and taken care Of oc2o % "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No. The and members of this order are her,
by n, tilted to meet their Hail. No. ITO Carondeet
street. WEDNESDAY the 18th inst at half past eight
O'Clock sharp. in order to celebrate the anniver
sary of Irelands Patron Saint
By order of: JEREMIAH DONOVAN.
mhI4it Marshal:
HALL OF BRANCH NO III B. AND M A. A,
of La-New Orleans, March l3 1875 The officers
and members of this Branch hereby notified to
attend adjourned meetipg, on MONDAY EVEN
ING the 18th inst in order to attend to unfinished
business, and complete the arrangements for the
parade Wednesday. the nth
Punctual attendance is strictly demanded.
By order of HUGH FLYNN, President.
MATT. gladden., Recording Secretary. mhI4 It
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association-Branch No. New Orleans, Sunday,
March "a, 1s75.-The Officers and members of this
Br an. are hereby notified attend the adjourned
meeting of the same TO be held TO MORROW tMonday)
EVENING, March l5,h at Il o'clock. Every member
pected final arrangements will be
m ade for the celebration of st Patricks Day.
By order of RoBT. II. BARLEY, President.
M GRIFFIN, Recording Secretary. mhl4
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association-Branch4 8 and I4-New Orleans, Sunday,
March H. Is75-The ficers and members of Branches
No T. and IA requs sted attend . meeting be
held at St Johns Schoohouse of Dryades and
Clio THIS Sunday EVENING, at 81 O'Clock.
A full and punctual attendance of all the of
the above Branches is expected arrangements for
celebrating Patrick Day will be made. BY order of
NJ. HACKETT, p esIdent Branch
VIM GORMAN. g.
mhI4It j. LYONS, IA
HIBEkNIAN BENEVOLENT A d MUTUAL AID
Association of La -Branch No. 3-The Officers and
members this Branch hereby ordered to assemble
at their Hail. corner Common and Derbigny street.
WEDNESDAY, March nth, at :! A. NJ to participate
in the parade in honor of 1reland's Patron Saint.
BY order of
mhI4 1t JOHN KANNA1R, Marshal.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUALAID
Association of La Branch No. G-oficers and mem
be rs of this Branch hereby notified assemble
their Hall on WEDNESDAY, March 18th tSt. Patrck's
Day. fully equipped 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur.
pose participating in the sixth annual parade of the
Hibsrnian Association of Louisiana
All gentlemen of the parsh cordially invited to
participat with in the celebration of the day.
mhI4I DENNIS DONEGAN, Marshal.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
AssociAtion-B Branch No. s-Tbe officers and mem
bers of this Association requested BILE at
their Hall, SUNDAY, March 18th, at II o'clock.
Every member is requested to be present.
BY order: WIN. GORNAN President
c. NJ sPRIGG, Secretary. mhI4It
ANCIENT ORDER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No. The regular monthly meetings Of this Division
are held in their Hail. No. CarOndeot street. the
FIRST WEDNESDAY of every month, at u O'Clock P.
n. The next meeting will be April It'll, 1875.
1dARTIN FNEERTY, President
PETER KIKREAE, Secretary. selS74ly
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SUMMER IDYL.

Alone in orange grove sat,
Fannie Mason and ], together;
Her blue Dyes beaming Der cath her bat,
Ipressed her hand, and taked-of the weather.
The sunlieht glanced on her glossy hair.
Making rppling waves of golden glory;
Tho cong of bride filed all the air.
While kwhispered soft the " old old story"
Low droop'd her head my shoulder down,
Then. with the sky, my hopes grew bright;
Yes - from her lips came my LIE to crown,
Myworld was abazs with loves rose light.
Above. the heavens shofe out so blue,
In our sight below lay the ale eping ocean
While over our heads cleaned In view
White orange emblems of the brides devotion.
clasped her close in q fond embrace;
She whispered, 'don't-dilate-my darling"
And turning on me her soft, sweet face.
Said, Its twelve o'clock-1'm alm oct starving"
Here in the shadow Of the wood
Ut was lovely summer scene)
Well find in our lunch box something good
crisp brown cracker and q ShadiLe." .
And just to satisfy her WISH
A captive charmed-she's loves Magician
there partook of the In. cous dsh
Nor wished q rescue from the position.
The box. like silver, cleaning bright,
SO Quaintly blazoned in black aud gold,
Held truly gems tor a pourmand's delight,
To tickle the palate of 3 monk of old.
Oh! what a feast had Fannie and I;
That bright June day in my memory fingers;
The soft, white bread, the "Shadine box" by,
silvery fish tween her rosy fingers.
We talked of bliss in q cottage home.
All The delights the future would bring,
OF picnics and June days surely to come
or love and "Shadines and bridal ring.
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NUN OF KEN FARE:
" History According to Fact and History
According to Froude."

TIE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF CORK will be forwarded post
free for six dollars in gold to any address In
America by sending postofice orders or checks for
for the above amount to SISTER NJ. FRANCIS
CLARE, Kenmare, County Kerry ireland.
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This important work will contain true History
Civil in Ireland during the Reigns of Eliza
beth and Cromwell and complete refutation of Mr..
Froude's falseboods-
Amongst the Numerous subscribers to this work ar
His Eminence Cardinal Cullen. for three copies; tho
Right Rev. Dr. Delaney, Cork the Marquis of Ripon
the Protestant Bishop, DIR. Fitzgerald the Duke OF
Norfolk the Earl of Kenmare. and many Protestant
nobility and literary men: Lord CaIingford. Lord
Aberdare. Mr. Lacky, etc.
Sister M Francis Cares works hold the highest rank
in English literature The Civil Service GGEette. the
leading organ of the English literary opinion says
Miss Cusack has demonstrated that che possesses the
hi CHEST capacity for works of this kind
Please remember the poor in Ireland and send some
help to Sister Mary Francis Clare for Christmas
def 4tSp
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETC.

This magnificent Hall, the LARGEST IN THE
COUNTRY will be completed about the 18th OF
December Its admirably adapted for entertainments
+ all kinds. LECTURES. CONCERTS, FAIRS,
RAILS. etc. and will be rented at VERY MoDER-
ATE PRICES
The four elegant STORES the ground floor, front
ing on Camp street, and the BAR ROOM REsTAU-
RANT with all convenienCos attached, fronting on
Lafayette street. also for rent moderate prices
Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON,
aibernIA Insurance Company,
no2257tf No. 81 Camp street.
LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS Gov
n ERNESS In the country. Is competent 70 tSAch
EnRlish French and Latin, also Fancy Work Salary
not 90 N uch desired - good home. ,,,
Address, TEACHER At this ONCE cell u
MEETING ROOM FOR RENT-THE SPAOIoU
Vl and Well.fuTniShSd Meeting RoOn, ne. USKSyaIts
Strsst, corner Of Camp will Be rented TO 1oeaSesas
Clabs, etc, By the evening On noatA' En- rsaS'-S"
APPLY - khs oaOO q ths 1GSsuHa REAH. sali =
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INVITED GUESTS.
BRANCHES OF THE ASSOCIATION.
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HIBEKNIAN BENEVOLENT A d MUTUAL AID
Association of La-Branch No. 3 The Officers and
of this Branch hereby ordered to assemble
at their Hail. corner Common and Derbgny street,
WEDNESDAY, March nth, at :! A. NJ to participate
in the parade in honor of Ireland's Patron Saint.
BY order of
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LAZY RRYAN MINlNa aOM.

EMPIRE MILL AVID MTNfH0
" Coupany-Loeatisn Of principal phAcu 81
business, IAN Franeiscs. California.
Location OF wsrks, Gold HID, storey county.
Nevada. T EtHNAIHl1i luH sbsuys1 :
Notice 10 hereby given that at Q meeting Of
the Directors, held on the 18th. dly ol
NAY is5s. n assessment 0No. ~ 9,
upon the capital stock Of the evaporation,
payable immediately, In United states gold
coin. 10 the Secretary. At the once OF the CON.
pAsy. Room 10, Ilayward's Building. <io Call.
forniA street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the ID day 81 July, 1879,
will DO delinquent, and Advertised for sale ~
public a~uction, and unless payment 10 made
before. will be cold on WEDNESDAY,. the 2ist
day Of July. 1915, ia. pay the d~eiinquent -.
sessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and Expense Of saL. ~
w. x. DEAN, Secretary,
Onice-Room No. 10 Hayward's Baildiny. Ne.
CIV California street. San Francisco, California
mali ID ~
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APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
sorIcx no. a7i.
u. Il ssrvey Ne. iei.

D. LAND OfflCk, CARSON CITY,
~. Ne.sda,, NAY =, 10 hereby
gwen ,hA' th- Capini 6old ana silver Mining
eompahy, corporallon enanacd aad exi.tlii;
Saast NJ ~ stu.aso =, ny Nv .ne S,ase "
ssetsua, uA'inSl pc-tomcc auures, anu ptin
Eva ptsIs ~ pa,,ness ~ ooti iiii' Ne.sda'
~, ~ 49,. Dasletits Assnt Anu s.oes'
no.oet tnersln, tnis uay madc spyIicalion ior
patent nt ivy tnousann ux,v0ol nucAf iset OF
me Sapitai i.oi.' bearing goia ahd tlyer. eAiled
tnr eapilAI uold ana sii,er nin,ng Conpany ?
cain, situate IN the TOLD iihi Mining District,
STOREY county, state OF Nrvads, the same oI'
tending two thousand (2,OyD feet In q north.
westerly direction FROM tn. location notice
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
q. =. .arvey N... ial and los.

TT \. LAND OpPICE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada. June }, ls13.-Lecal notice Il
herrby given that the Prospect uold and silver
Mining Company. duly established by the laws
OF California twho,c Postonice address IL San
Pnncireo. Califofnisl and claiming one ihoa'
saad feet Of tho Lee vein. lode OF mineral de-
posit, bearing gold and silver, together with
sarfsce ground. four hundred feet In width.
lying aud being situate within tho Silver Star
ninIng District. county Of storey, and State
OF Nevada. has made application To the United
states for . patent title Tor said mining claim,
which 10 morc fully described m to moter and
bounds by the ofieial pat posted on The claim
and on nio IN the once Of the Registered the
Carson United states Laud Onlee, IA follo~r,
to-wit: lt
I~-rinnlng si Po,t No. I. being The point Of
location, situated on q souiherly slope about
i,aD feet northefiy from Toll-hou-e. on the
Dayton Toli.rosi, and wh-ncc b~srs. the smoke
stack VI che Oceiien,sl Mil south ~ degrees
east: tho smoke siack OF the Buckeye hosting
works auth 10 deyreer east: rt0sepipc Of LEES
cabin south lsdegrces east: North Occidental
Company's -haft.houso north u degrctss min
utcs east, and running rum said Post M. L
hrst coutse. south Csk degree. east 30 feet To
Post No. q whence hcsr- the oLe quarter
scciion corner gu the south line Of section ~.
Township ~ north. range ~ east. Mount
Diablo Meridian. -onth u degrees east, distant
i,sD feet: thence ,irom raii pv-t No. ~ ,ec.
Township line at 80 fect. i.oos feet TO iost
No.. I. thence, third course. north CIV degrees
west too feet to Poet No. I; thence, fourih
course. north siN degtces east cro-.lng Town-
ship line al 5Ti feet, i,V0 feet 10 f'oet No 5;
thence. 1th eourse. south fsf degrees east
lUO feet Ia Po.t No. I. the point of beginning,
containing . Is 100 nc res.
Bearings expressed nom the true meridian.
Magnetic variatioa. fsk degrees EAST.
survey made IN sceord With The record Of
l~neaiion. Bnok II OF Prescriptions and Loca-
usns, pa-o :, Storry County hcords.
IAbor and improvements consist OF q tunnel
execcding nve handfcd dollars On value.
For further particular and description. ref.
erenes 10 hereby made TO the plat and note on
ale In Csrsu United states Land once. and To
Geld notss aad plat posted uron the claim
ADOLpilUs Waltz. Register.
srrrn.s u. PulLlir.. Attorney, Nan Fran
cisco. California. les SD
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MINING ORfICERS,


~ fTes,oent. Iheoiere
rse,ps' Irn~sssss-teen Sexooi. Iheoaote
rns.ps, pa'il Wiss,;h nissh. e~SfvLIy.
rnss.sa 'ss hN'nAns'ss
dent. Charles Land. 1rstr.s.s. U. Boswell,
John A. faM ChAIies Laisi,C W. ktllosg, W.
= sys,s. ss.,e.siy. WI ms,soh' once
aAPrIlIIt H-fres.isnt. D. J. Rail; Trustees
u Y. catherwoci. Al. biyaLt. X. u. Fall
Ih:., u Lewts, "a. y. RossIis; seefetary. joe
LAshtnsri olnoe, rs CAfiorria street, san
inneiso'
TN ENCH-pryslieni, u. n. Fiaxg; Trustees
= Wv. .stetssn, Jas, n. Dickinson. II. II. Flag
q, W. Beaver. \, y. ttoss seervtary. Jss<ph
MANS; once. uay wars building. san frsn-
eiscs.
TyIEU-President. W. n. HALE; Trusteee-J
| W. Carriek, 4. ~. fU. J. n Low, w. y. Hale
Thomas OUOnuer; hup<ftntenfent j. u.
nraekrii: SECRETARY, q. y. sluirr; cuiee. room
No. n Stevenson's Building. Nan frnnciscs.
UFAa-Pmaasnt. J.. G. yisoa, Tru.tec.-w. 9
Hobart. J. q !. fieoi. John stAey huperintend
ent. y,G. fair; SECRETARY W. y. Dean; once
tfs California street. ban franescs.
UNION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rober,
nerTesa' Irnaes.I;M r.stis.s. :; "
~ hebt. shslwood, y.hhs (. fnhzh.u.r seo
". hossitsi saprrintenu ny. !. ]. uhrn.i oee'
ntArysi. ~ bumnEtou / eotces sn SsnHuiz
street. San ffanei-eo. .r
vfk GINA CITY .COAL. COMPANY.
President. ". ". DAHErtts Itunre.-C. v
stryens.n. Col. James Kelley, u. ". nags,tt
Z. II. Torn ". Lynch superintendent. !. ~
Iorpi s-stctsry, Cspt y. Lori; once. hrdin
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
y \. ssrvey No. tO,l.

TT 4. LAND OffICE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, Msy ~, ISIS. -Noticc u hereby
given that u. H. Fowler. WHOSE postonice nd
dress 10 At Virginia city, Nevada, a. attorney
fr and In behalf VI the co.owners thereof, has
this day made application for u. \. patent 10
elk hundred (sOl linear f,st Of . ccriain lode
or vein Of quartz er other rock In place. bear
Ing gold and silver, and known as the Com-tock
lode aud the Mitchell Mimi: Company min.
Ing claim. situsts In the Gold liin Mining Dis.
triet, storry county and state Of Nevada, the
same extending SIX hundred ,csOl feet In a
southeasterly direction IRON the location no.
tice (Pvrt No. u along the line Of said ledge,
vein or lode. and embracing the rame, with all
its dips, spurs and augles. With vurfsee ground
TIVE hundred l1o0) feet In width, and described
on the plat and Held notes on nlc In my once
Beginning al Post No I, located In Grizzly
RAune. on the east aide 90 tlold Canyon. about
Ion feet south at the woodvills CompAny's new
shan. at the foot OF dump: thence running,
anst course, north u degrees east 100 feet 10
The woodyillc c~ompany's new hosting works
north C6k degrees west. flagstaff On Mount
Davidson north II degrees IS inmates west,
smoke stack % succor NH south ~ degrees
". minutes west. ksm.dell Mil south ~ de.
grses wet; thence IRON said Post No. 2, sec.
ond course, south IS degrec- rast 6O feet TO
Pcst No. .; thence. third course. south 70 de.
gress west 30 feet to Post No. 1, whence hears
the quarter section corner on the soath line Of
section Q, Township 10 norh. kAigo ~ oAst,
Noun Diablo meridian. north 5tx degrees
wet, Distant Dol ieot; ,lencc. fourth course.
north g degrees westt 700 icet to Post No. 0;
thence, ann courpc, north n degrees cast 100
feet To To.t No. l. the point of beginning; con.
tanning . 3i.iO acres.
Bearingp~ expressed from true meridian. Ma.
netic variation. IGN degrees east.
improvements and labor consist VI two tun.
nels ercesding dye hundred dollars In value
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

NOTICE Is HRRKBy GIVEN THAT
y Sealed Proposals. will DO received until
ola schooLhouss in Cold Iiii Distr,sI ~
plans aud specifications ean bs peen q sny
time. during business hourv, Of the ofiee 81
the Clerk Of the Board u School rruStsss.
Gold l1in. The Board reserve The prtyilsse q
rejecting any and all bids. The party or psr.
tlrs eontrseting 10 build said ksuse an 81.
performances Of the same. 80
by order OF the Board Of Sehool Truste>s.
my5i I'd w. q. cONWkLL, clerk.