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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-16
AcoLosY OF INDIANS.

Natchez and several other Indians
have selected section Of land. at the
i Big Meadows in this county. and in
tend starting into farming. The white
men down there, We understand, are
| encouraging them in their designs,
and will assist them all in their power.
The great drawback to the enterprise
is that the Indians have not the means
OF subsistence. nor the material to
work with while clearing the ranch of
sagebrush and otherwise preparing
the ground for the crops. Satchez is
quite enthusiastic over the enterprise,
and thinks that he can bring nearly
all of his people. over which he has
control. to be steady producing civil
lied people, if he can receive little
encouragement, from the white people.
But he does not like the agency sys-
tenn. and will not adopt it: but if they
can get start they will select their
own white men as Superintendent and
InSfructOr-one whom they can have
confidence in and trust, until they
shall be able to carry the business on
themselves. NatcheZ also wants to
start a school for the education of the
rising generation of his tribe. and
thinks most probable that Sarah Win
nemucca can he got as teacher, or that
they can employ some white person
a. soon As they get return from their
crops. We think this project of these
Indians il one that should he encour-
aged and fostered by the whites. and
all the assistance possible rendered
them by our citizens. The government
should contribute To the enterprise.
These Indians are ready to become
civilized, and are anxious to live as
white men live. All that is needed is
for the whites to extend toward them =
helping hand and little encourage
ment. Shall we not do soe Na.chez
intends making a visit to General
Schofield tn see if the military depart
ment cannot grant the working men
of the enterprise something TO subsist
upon, for two or three months, while
they are clearing and preparing their
ranch for the next crop. The ranch is
to be irrigated from the new ditch
recently constructed at the Meadows.
water from which will be given them
on very reasonable terms. We hope
they will receive from the government
and our people all the assistance and
encouragement requisite TO make the
experiment a success. - Humboldt
Register. Nov. 5.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson has been talk
ing with a correspondent Of the Concord
Monitor about the habits of his poetical
friends. "Uolmes," said he, sis SO full
that he can write at any time. Lowell
broods over his subject for a time and
then composes with great sxiftness. He
does not like to write to order. though
DESTROYS of employing the stimulus of
great occasions. We asked him to read
q poem at Concord on the one hundredth
anniversary of the fight, but he said he
could not. His wife. day or two before,
wrote ,c me, saying: 1 cannot speak f..
James, yet l think you may expect a
poem from him on the 18Th. He has
been going about for some time in that
peculiar way which is promise Of some
thing and on the 10Th Lowell Was on
the ground with his poem-and grand
one it was. Longfellow prepares his
poems to be read on any occasion. as q
minister who lives near Boston prepares
his sermons, nearly . year ahead. He
wrote the poem read ut Bowdoin College
last summer early in the fall Of the pre-
cedine year, and we'll it was he did so,
for the months intervening have been
fruitless as far a. literary labor is con-
cerned. owing to physical prostration.
He 10 happily, better now."
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A PARABLE which il mono the less
pleasant and racy because We cannot
understand il, is vented by the Eureka
Ssatinei Of Saturday in these terms.
a. follows:
DR.. Bishop yesterday showed us .
design for the great seal Of the Damphool
Infrmary, which is at once unique. orig
inal and and appropriate. 1t consists Of
y Sioux warrior. becomingly ornamented
with feathers and paint, astrias of =
Kansas srasshopper. rampant. about the
sizs of an Esquimaux dog. The Doctor
says this is less personal than would be
q grasshopp.r bestriding q solid Base
Ranger, a. has been suggested. and he
goes for its adoption instanter Mr..
Whitton. one Of the Directors OF ,ne Al
lance Mutual Life. etc, says be does
not desire to be understood as bullipg
the stock Of any particular plan Of de-
sign. for lie is satisfied that the bubble,
when once pricked, will disclose but very
little milk in the cocoanut. There are
some persons, however. who still insist
that steel engraving with . seven-siory
banking house in thu background would
be just the cheese.
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STOPPED WORK

Superintendent Fulton received .
telegram on last Monday from the
office Of the companies in San Fran
cisco. insiructing him to stop all work
on the Ward Beecher, Origional Hid
den Treasure, and Mammoth mines.
No explanation for the stOppage was
sent, but it is supposed that it was on
account ofthe death of Il. +. Sherwood,
who was large owner in the proper
ties. These mines seem to he unfor-
tunate in having for their owners men
who will die. Only little while ago,
W. II. Bourne. a large owner in the
properties, died, and work on the
mines has been languishing ever since.
The mines are owned by a few
wealthy stockholders, and for tho
last three years have only been
worked by a small force of men; they
also own three good mills, among
which is the Big Smokey, and they
too have laid idle. The cause for this
supineness on the part of the owners
of this property ha. always been a
matter beyond our comprehension.
That there has been large amount of
money extracted from the mines there
can be no doubt; neither can there be
doubt, if properly managed, that
further development. The mines are
all on Treasure Hill. in the same belt
with the Fberhardt Il Aurora, South
Aurora. and other valuable properties,
all of which are now lying idle, with
the exception of the Eberhardt a Au-
rora, v hich, we are pleased to state,
is being vigorously worked, and has
been poving its company at the rate of
nra bnp1raI tbouSand dol lars par
month for the last seven months.
With a proper management of the
above mentioned mines, all the COM
pany's mills could be pat to work,
and they, too, could be receiving their
hundreds of thousands FER month.
We hope that the Old management Of
this valuable property may change,
and that it may fall into the hands of
parties who will know when they
have got a good thing.-White Pine
News, Nov. Is.
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TnEr have an abseni-minded Deputy
Sheriff at Elko and he. after letting tho
prisoners confined in the county Jail olt
into the hall, went out without locking
the door; and % they walked of, retreat
ing in good order, much to the distress
full embarrassment: Of the said Deputy
and his confidential underling. q China
man doing duty at the lookup. The
grateful tears Of relief came into his
strained and depuiised eyes when. after
\ precipitats and painful search, the
refugees we're apprehendsd and restored
20 durancs vile.
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The BELMONT MIsr.-The Ssperin-

lHE EHINCuT MINE uc SupetH-
tendent, Geo. E. Weber, of the Bel
mont mine, is pushing the work Of de
vrlopmsnt in the mine as fast and judi
ciousfv as possible. The cross-cut run
ming back from the 30O-foot level-in
search of the ledge believed to be The
fissure vein Of the district-is progress
ing finely, and in the course Of two or
three weeks longer will, in all proha-
bility, be reached. The snbterranean
flow of water that drove them ont OF the
main shaft recently. is held at y given
point. Having drasn the water from
tho shaft of the Belmont Hiehbrid
and now lowering that in the Combins-
ton Company shaft. the pumps may.
in a short time. be able TO eIhsus, the
whole body. and thus enable work to be
resumed in the main perpendicular shaft
of the Belmont. In our opinion. 1t -
not Only probable that such will be the
case. hut almos. cer.sin.-Be!mont Con-
risr, Noe. Il.
Thus is gayly mingled with the
generally accepted character of rustic
like and rather awkward. but more or
less successful Fraud, attaching TO this
mine, . sort OF romance which half
charms away the chagrin and bitterness
Of disappointment that its tumblings
and piratings in the stock board have
cccasioned. We local press CANCERS
find it more or less to facilitate and s1
pedits the gaining of bread and butter.
fuel and the covering Of our nakedness,
to stand by the bigger interests by which
We are surrounded, no matter what evil
report may be set upon them. no matter
what tine cruel speech of envy or Islander
may bring against them. Thus ii is that
our fellow craftsman Of the Courier. put
ting the best face upon misfortune. and
smilin. the smile of cheer:nlness under
remarks with a sweet and
serene composure which is almos;
Chris:ain-like and wholly heroic The
flow Of water that drove
them out Of the main shaft. recently, is
held at given point" What could be
or Drawer than that? There
is no shame-faced mincing Of words. no
awkward lodging OF facts, no clumsy
effort at evasion in this most admirable
of eauivokes. This is diplonsey-the
diplomacy of the country editor rich in
resources and far-removed from all
danger of being driven into corner and
made to turn States Evidence against
his nsighbors and their small conspira-
eies, industries and interests. In the
face of such an admirable bit Of inesse
as this, it would be an impertinenee to
give voice to any suspicious or express
sion to any splenitic complaininGs
against the management, character and
of the Belmont mine-em-
and irretrievably as it has
caused the constraining cinch of disaster
10 be bound about the loins Of our
friends, their wallets.
credits and resources.
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Hrs DEMocnAricT .xpESc1rs sid prin.

Hrs DEMoCnAnc TsNpEScrRs sid priu
ciples are not permitted 20 darksn OF
make blind the clear vision by which
cur sagacious friend Bro. Cassidy, OF the
Eureka Sentinel, looks upon things poiit.
zeal, ard follows the inevitable logic
which underliss their movement ~ il
events in all that makes mp the recog-
nized history Of the world Of action.
Weighing with q ssgacious and critical
hand the worth and eject of what Carl
Schurz has Lad to say in deroeation Of
the President, the Sentin-, Of Friday
says:
The telegraph tells Us that Carl Schurz
has lately commenced to write FOR q
German paper in 81. Louis, and that this
same German paper. under the editorial
management of Mr.. SchIrz. charges d.
rectly that President Grant hes been
concerned in the wkisky frauds in the
West. Considering that the ex-senator
has long been = hitter personal crpo-
neut Of the President. hi. ute .uees are
TO be taken With much allowance. In
deed. ~e believe tina. Mr.. SchUrz has
ov-rstepped the marx, and instead of
his broad charges operating to defeat the
election of bis ancient enemy for . third
term, they will be more Likely tn have
the opposite effect. 1t will not he de-
MED that the President has a weakness.
for the ardent, bu, il will be difficult to
convince the county that his appetite
has overcome his scrupies to the extent
of delucing the land with crooked
whisky"
We give the remarks OF our contem-
porary AS they oc-sr. Al TO the slieg
weakness o. the President "for IL >
ardent" We do not take much stock in
the charee-knoving but little and car
ing less whether he gives way to such
weakness or not. and only recurring. by
way Of answer, to President Lincoln's
we'll known response to the committee
OF the Sleek brotherhood who came to
him to breathe through the nose Of thsir
dyspepsia cherishinS chairman hydrsu-
lie protes: against the further trusting Of
Fighting Joe Hooker: AS to his drink
ing" said Uncle Abe, " only let me find
out what kind Of whisky he firss up on,
and I shall cheerfully recommend the
habitual use Of the same among the other
generals Of the army" And so-but
Bro Cassidy will see the point without
further disquisition Of ours.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-16

BoHuck of the Spirit Of The Times de-
nounces that busy little larceniss of good
mems character, Simonton, in these fol-
lowing unmea.ured terms Of severity:
Simonton the Constitutional Tele-
graphic liar. sent the miserable lie and
SANDER across the wires that General
Babcock and Orville Grant had been in
dicted for completely with the Whiskey
Ring. 1t was lie manufactured ont Of
whole cloth. and yet Simonton still lives.
notwithstanding the number Of hemp
manufactures at the East.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-16

GosE HoME.-Those two Knights of
Py,hias. C. c. Powning and 2. II. Hull
cahy, left for home by last nights stage
for the railroad. While here they were
elected honorary members Of the Nasty
Charlottesville, Nor. IL. {.
Must be there has been some rela1a-
ton in the old-time rules Of this vsnera-
bla association to allow the admission OF
q Soap Manufacturer to honorary mem
bership. As to Powning We suppose he
is eligible. in the highest degree.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-16

HEAP HrT'EM,-A lady in this city en-
ployed squsw to do some washing. last
washday. and while the aboriginal female
was industriously engaged in rubbing
the buttons off of the shirts OF the head
of the household, she accidentally struck
her elbow against the edge of the tub,
when, with rueful countenance. she held
her arm up for inspection and said:
Heap hit'em punny bone. ''-ReUslk.
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DANCING ACADEMY,

YyNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPBE A
Il nsncing Academy st the New Thssaex
Hall on Friday evening. Nov. 10. GcDts' slAss
on FRIDAY evenings from To O'Clock. Tuition.
S for eigh: lessons. Juvenile and Ladiss
clsss every Saturday Afternoon. FROM Z 10 1
O'Clock P.G. Tuition. s. per month. All ths
rev dances taught together with the Glide.
Sairee every Saturday evening from 70 Il
Ths lest Inlsis furnished for balls AsA
parties. wv. SARfIY.
hIrl0-lms
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Ne Dispatches

The Sunday papers are barren OF dis
patches, owing to the interruption Of
telegrsphie communication, caused by
the storm. Which accounts for the do
nestle and provincial character of the
subjects Of our editorial treatment.
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GRAN MILITARY AND
CIVIC BAIL.

TINE CARSON GUARDS WILL GlvR An
Il Invitation Ball vt the New Thsatsr UsH
ON Tuesday lvsning. November Is.
eENrhAL CoHEIrrsH OF AERAEElaksR
Abraham MoEeI Walter " stoch~
Walter LAWSON FL Parkinson
Geo bradley
IYvrTArpoH CoHMr51nR.
Gov l. r Br>,lley Harry Peters
Lieut. Gov WsAds,as J d Minor
Mai Gen J Winters Col Davies
Brig Gen C BattsrEIanThos II Wells
Col Mccullough Capt Withsrell
Col RosSer Capt Haynie
Col r Osbiste. Geo Fryer
Col Derby Geo Tufy
Capt Lord Harry HuHtee
Lieut. Robinson Isaac Mcconnell
Capt Lackey RE Kelly
II II fcriHgtoE T Hofer
HFRice Judge Wright
y L Bliss Is Rail
Hon Jss crawford Judge Psriins.s
Hon " " Hobart II Mish-ls
Hon Jerry Schooling Abe DriesbacA
Hon Vim Chamberlain Geo ellison
{ & Powning d Chamb Hin
EH,sPIrsN CchhIrTKr.
Cap. l. Harris Steve Sanche
Lieu. /. Forge Philip singleton
Judge { Harris Waiter n stochG
SfOOR DrRRCfoH.
I'll Psrkiusnn
FLOOR NAsAssas.
) smith Paris Allis
Abrsu Hoge< CHNS.h
Price Of Tickets. sa.se.
nevIGtd
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COUGH LozENcEs.

There is unqucs,iunably To other remedy
~ certain in its effects. AETNA. WISTA
CoUSH, BE.SCHIrn AND DIsoRrKKs OF Tx
THROAT sliks Weld to If. influence III. hishsr
medical testimony states no better csrr FOR thsss
complaints exists inow proved b, over half 4
ceuturys experience. 1h-y contain no opian.
morphia Or any violent drug. kKAIRs's Cesaa
LozEN6Es. prepared 10y TaoEAs kE.I;SG, Ls0-
don, Britain. are sold hy all druggists. Agents
for the Pscihs Coast, kIIIksTs, :. b. srBYIIs Z
Co., san Francisco. sesls-4p7-1H
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CAPTAIN Day has been relieved Of the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Raymond and
Ely mine and Mr.. D. NJ. Tyrrell, Of the
Meadow Valley mine appointed to take
his place. The change makes no little
stir among the Piochers.
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SoLIr.R1.-" There are Il CongreRa-
tional Churches connected with the Cen
eral Association of California. One is
in Nevada and 20 in California. They
have 1851 members, G2 Sunday Schools.
with gas scholars. In 1875 they raised
$S7. 9S62O for current expenses, $685.
$500 for church erection and debts;
total, $144, 1850. Besides this total
they gave S13. 156 30 to aid churches
elsewhere" These figures are from re-
ports made at the Synod lately held in
San Francisco. We have the only
church of this denomination in the en-
tire sagsbrush State. Brother Clark
certainly deserves much credit for estab-
fishing the pioneer church in this not
extra Christian-liks commonwealth.
Now that he has made tine initial step
We suppose others will spring mp in
other parts Of Nevada. Mark Reno one
for having the only Congregational
Church in tho State.-R.ns journal.
A PALACE ON WHEELS.--A. A.
Cohen, one Ofthe magnateS of the
Central Pacific, and President Of the
National Telegraph Company, recent
ly organized in San Francisco, passed
through last evening in his special ear
This coach is a regular palace on
wheels, being fitted up in the richest
style of railroad coacheS.-Silver State,
Nov ID.
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THEY WANT . weekly mail between
Paradise Valley and Winnemucca. They
should have it. Send word to Superin-
tendent of the Pacific Postal Service. /.
n. zimmerman, at San Francisco. He
is the right man in the right place and
will stand in.
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The SEyIoE member OF the Revival
firm OF Moody 4 Sanksy should mend
his manner of expression. Some of his
ordinations have offended tine delicate
religious sensibiliti.s Of hr. Holland.
and his paper, the Phoebe Record. enters
an earnest protest against the same.
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NEW TODAY.
THE CARSON Cl1Y
SAVINGS BANK

ConrKI OF CARSON AND PnoCroA 0TR0n,
In RIscKEL's BLOCK.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
George Tutiy Kichar. kirnaan
Jacob Klein John Q. Fox
George Giliscn VIM. z. MeIatosh
H H Beck l.. A. Herrick
r.. II. etAdtmuller
YIyAHCE COMMITTEE.
George ellison John g. Fox
VIM T. Mcintosh
This Bank will receive Savings Deposits in
sums a. low as One Dollar. and issue Pass
Books for tbs ssme: will issue Time and Csil
Cert Acates Of 1 spcsit, and receive commercial
Deposits on open account subject or draft "a
demand: will pay interest on Time Certificates
and saving. Deposit buy and sell eIchsnG-
On New York. Canada and san Francisco.
Currency and bullion bought and sold. Make
collections, loan money, and discount com
nercial paper.
Agents for the following Companies:-Frensh
Insurance Corporation, Home of New York,
Phoni1 of Hartford, Westchsster OF New York.
Traders of Chicago. Citizens of Newark, Prank
Ign Of ST. Louis, and Globe of Chicago.
GEokdK TUYLY. President.
WM. =. NCISrosH, Vice Prsst.
Gre. b. HILL, Cashier.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS HOWELL was the
name of the captain of the lost steamer
Pacific. He was brother to Mrs. JET
ferson Davis of Confederate memory.
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BERLIN AND ZEPHYR M0sl BEp01.
X. FRED. BROOKS
BOOKS, STATIONERY,

PICTURE FRAMES. SHEET MUSIC AesD
MUSICAL INSTRU MKNTS,
Baby's BuHRiss, Toys, Cutlery.
GUNS, PISTOLS, AND AAAUklTL06.
Agency fer
Ha1lst Davi :. 20. 3 PisHos.
Becker Bro r Grand Pianos
Geo. Woods Co. s Parlor Organs.
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Mschines.
Hoveis Sewing Machines.
We deliver TO any part Of town:
TIE Daily Territorial En.erpr,se. colo Rt. kssns,
rugi'.:a Guy Er,n,ng Chron,cl>,
And all the California And Eastern NEWepA
PERS, EDITORIALS and MAGAZINES.
Berlin and Zephyr woods.
Embroidery Patterns. Canvas, Leaf WAX, SEW
ING MACHINE NEEDLES. and everything paf-
tanning to LADIES ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE
WORK. r. FRED CROOKS,
kineksll's Fire proof Block, next door to
Carson Theatre,
Carson Nevada
My7-H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-07
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
sOTiCe NO. 2ss.
q. =. surve, No ios.

Ur =. LAND OFFicH. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, August 3o. isss.-Notlcc 10
herrby given tat Jams- lowrey. James
O'i,nhn-ll and k.lwArd Kills, whose poet once
A,lsfr-- l. GOl liill. Storvy county. Nevada,
have this day dl,d their application ior pat.
eat iof nficen hundred "a ,sal linear feet of the
Lee kuie or ssln, bearing gold and silver, with
surface f'ouhd. six hundred ltoul feet In Nidih.
situate. iyinl. and being ~ silver star Mining
District, Stufty connty. Nevada. and known
and. .,lc-isnais,l hy the feii mates aud official
plat on nlc In this oficc ~ bot NJ. lee, In town.
rhlp sixtcch fiGl nur'h. range twenty one CID
.s-i. Meant Dishl" meridian
The cxttriur boundaries ~ -aid lot No y,
being ~ fullow-, towii: Beginning ai po-t
marked No I. 4. \. survey Ne. lee, saii po-t
heiug situated ON the snrih boundary " the
Prospect Company. L >. survey Ne. iIa and
llt. thgncr running. hrst course. north 'ss
dc.pcs wc-i. 80 feet 10 post No. .. L. :. sur
Ney No inS. whcucc hears the nac .siah on
Mannt pavid.on north isS degrees west, the
TDll iiou-c sonth 5is degrees east. thence
rnunins second course. south degrees and ~
inmates c,st .,fr feet to post No. J. I. =. sur.
vry no lt's. whence bcars the smoke siaeS OF
Occidental Mil sonth So degrees EAST. Meant
Davidson fss -taT north 3.S dertrc- west,
thence running. third cour-c, south tsk dc
gr'r- east, ts0 fsrt To Ic-i No, Q, =. survey
Ne tn~, thence. iourih course. north dcsrcc-
aud ~ minutes west, i.aOo 'rct =" po-i NO. .,
4 =. survey Ne. iOS. said lpo-t being identical
with post Ne. 3 ct the Prospect Company. U.
:. .ar,c, No-. io5. and lei. aud whence bears
the quarter section corner on north line 81 sec
tion I. township 10 north, range n East. Mount
piahlp meridian. north ca dcrrccr and > min
ui.- ea.t, distant ,csi icct. thence, nrh
course. north sSk degrcc- west, 90 iect tn post
No. I, the point OF beginning. containing
A. Sl-in acres.
IhuTlng- expressed from the true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 degrre- and thirty min
ute- east The labor and improvements con-
-i.t of two open cuts ssxiO feet each. and exea-
Walton for hoisting works iooxsO icct.cxec,ding
i've hundred dollar in value. survey made Ia
Cbnfofm 10 the record uf location.
Thi- claim l. bounded ON the north by the
Prospect s.ld aud silver Mining Company
claim or a. \. survey No. les and lsi. and On
10. east, south and west by no known claim
ants
The lnca,ion oi this claim IL duly recorded
IN N. County l,eccr ofilcC of storey conn
ty, Nevada. kepi In Virginia city, In b,ok u
of pre- cmptioa- and locailon-, PAGE i;s Of
storey Csnniy Records.
Any and aft persons claiming adversely any
portion of -ald Lowcry claim or ground a.
hervinheiotc described are required to hlc
their adverse claim with the Irgi-irr of the
United states Land once at Car.on city. Ne
Nala during the sixty t,@ll days 20 publication
hcrrof. or they will be barred by virtue ofihe
provisions of the statute.
anai ISL ADOLPiIt'S WAlTZ, Register.