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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

If Johnsom's Anodyme Liniment is half Ms
valuable as people say it is, no family should
De without it. Certainly no person, be he
lawyer. doctor, minister, er of any other
profession, should start on journey with.
out It; No sailor, fisherman or woodsman
snould De without it. In fact, it is needed
WI. there is an ache, sprain, bruise,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

FARMERS and "horsemen" are continually
iinquiring what we know of the utility Of
Me,7dam's Cdcalry Condition POWDERS. and in
reply we would say through the columns of
TINS paper, that we have heard from hun.
dreds who have used them with orat;fv;nc
results; this is also our experience
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

by a regulation in France, farmer
may sue his neighbor who neglects to de-
stroy the thistles on his land at the
proper season, or may employ people to
do 1t at the others expense.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

ANY one desiring recipe how to make
SOFT soar, for cent pound, will receive
itgratis, by addressing l. L. Cragin & Co.
Philadelphia, the manufacturers of Dob,
bins Electric Soap.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

A FLOWER of the Glorie de Dion rose
gathered at Nice measured five and n
half inches across and sixteen inches in
circumference.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

AN Arkansas farmer realized 1914. 40
proits from experiments in raising pea
and corn forage from two and q half
acres of oat ground sowed with peas. and
two and a half acres of new ground
sowed with corn broadcast.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

He that has tasted the bitterness of ain
will fear to commit IL, and he that hath
felt the sweetness Of mercy will fear TO
offend IL. '"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24
A MAN OF A TUOursANn

,hn !. autIs ExPectOrant. A single dose relieves
and nroI su uistress,ng cough soOthes nervousness
au Prouuces fetreshing sleep Very pleasant 10
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GEO. P. RoWELL g. Co.

nAvARIAN Rheumatic vapOr, recently In.
II troduced in America Cures rheuma tism in INV
/ form; Give address to your afflicted friend Poor
not charged. d. SCHTLD, rs Providence 81. Gin o.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24

The steamship vicksburg ran into an ice.
berg at sea and was destroyed, with many
passengers. She was an iron vessel, and con.
sidered the best ship of the Dominion Line.
one was about $500 tons burden, and her
value is stated at 1925, 900, fully insured in
England. Her cargo consisted of 52,466
bushels OF wheat, 7,945 bushels Of peas, and
i n,inety-two head OF cattle. A passenger Nv |
.ne yominion steamer Quebec, who has ar. |
sci spoke the Vicksburg Just as the latter
was about encountering the ice, and that the
captain OF the Quebec warned the captain
Oh the Inflated vessel not to risk a passage.
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Household Mel ps.

A mixture of canary, rape, and bemp
seed is usually given, but hemp seed Is
too fattening. We have always found
canary and rape the best food. with oc-
cdslonally little German millet added.
10 REMOVE Fly SPECKs FROM PAINT
fNGs WITHOUT INJURING.-Dip n soft
RAJ in finely powdered and we'll sifted
Spanish white, and rub the surface of
the canvas gently with it. This will re-
move the smoke, dust, and grease. Then
wash The surface with barely tepid. clean
water by means of a soft sponge. and rub
the surface dry by means of a niece If
ct chamois leather. The colors annear
as fresh as when the painting was rev.
How TO EAT AN ORANGE.-Always
on Southern gentleman's table, the |
dessert of oranges is furnished with small |
silver fruit knives and spoons. The
orange is held in the napkin, lust as Won
hold an egg, and with the slender point
OF the knife circular incision is care
fully made in the stem end of the orange
ana the stem core is nicely cut out, leay.
ing an orifce large enough 10 admit an
egg-spoon. The orange is held. and
eaten then, just as gourmands eat an egg.
in its own shell, and the skill and grace
with which this is done, that is, without
,oiling the fingers or napkin, are, as in
The same process with the egg, test of
good breeding.
CURRY.-This approved recipe for
making curry is given by the Housekeepcr:
A good plateful of onions are we'll
Drowned in stewpan, with good lump
u butter; two teaspoonfuls of Madras
;urry powder are stirred in, the meat is
hen added, cut into small pieces. It
must be raw rand should be the best quail
ty OF beef or mutton, and all is again {
TIRED up. Two cloves or garlic chopped I
mall are added. Salt according to taste. 4
nth about half a coffee cup of cold {
'ater, and the whole Is allowed TO boil Z
P. After this let the curry simmer.
dding cold fresh milk whenever il be, |
ONES too dry, and just before serving a s
BOD squeeze of lemon. The curry O
'ould be commenced three hours be- c
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03
Taking it Easy.

We may just rs we'll confess that there
arc simple things which arc very hard to
do; and keeping easy under ali cjrcum-
stances is ono Of them. II is not every
man that has tho philosophical compo-
sure OF the mill-owner, who, when his
factory was burning, quietly remarked
that tho pleasure of earning eighty thou
sand dollars was compensation enough
tor him, andhaving done it once, lie could
DO 1t again, or something bette. But
thcre is no question that this disposition
Is u very convenient commodity 10 have u
largo supply Of in these uncertain and
plnchlng times. There is n good deal
more disquict, chatting and irritation
among us than is wholesome or well. We
1ret too much over things that cannot be
helped, and the boiling over of the pot
puts out the fire. Competition makes
Il people eager, and it is hard not to
quicken ones pace when everybody else
Is on tho run. 1t would be really better
Tor our health if VIC took things more
easily, and laughed and jokcd and played
with children, md were merry with friends
In the teeth Of misfortune. More people
1ret themselves out than work themselves
out Chatting is taking things by tho
wrong handle, and cutting the fingers in.
stead OF carving the meat. The sockets
OF human nature require q great deal oil
the oil Of gladncss to keep them in good
working order, and the art of life consists
very largely in keeping them well Iubri.
Gated. In these crowded ways people dc
grind into each other terribly, unless they
protect themselves by Tenders Of good
feeling, rs chips keep their sides from be,
Ing rubbed through. To take things easy
ID the happy way. We tire of teasing ONT
who turns every criticism into n joke; ant
the fates relcnt and grow kind TOWARD
those who keep IN unfailing stock of sun
shine for cloudy days, and welcome tn,
storms for rest or experiment. There wa!
sound wisdom in the course of the woman
who was terrified by lightning until shr
caught. n glimpse of its effects on th,
landscape, and forgot oil her fears il
watching its spcctaclcs and admiring it
splendors. Americans arc provcr6iall,
anxious. They borrow trouble when the,
do not have it, and when they have a lit
tie they borrow more. They are too mucl
exercised about tomorrow to quito enio,
to-day, or use it to the best advantage
Ono Of the things we need specially = /,
cultivate as n people is the act of takin.
things easy. It makes q world of differ
ence in the comfort of life whether til,
pens in the shoes arc hard or cooked
Hearth and Home.
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Ceutinola Colony.

The Ccntincln Rancho, situated on The coasi.
i'll " westerly direction from Los Angeles and
nbout three miles distant from the limits of
thnt beautiful city, contains $1,000 acres Of
good; arabic valley. land, n large portion Of
which Is choice bottom and we'll adapted 10
the cultivation Of scmi.lrupical fruits. Near
the highest elevation IL n cluster Of large
springs, from which lows q stream OF crystal
water scvcTalf feet wide and ak or eight inches
deep, which may he conducted 10 almost any
portion OF the rancho. On the adjoining
ranches nrc strong flowing wells, and II Is the
opinion Of Governor Downcy, Mr.. Gnrcy and
others, Tint N~rtcsinn water can Il. readily SO.
cured ON q large portion OF the land purchased.
The Surveyor Ia laying ont n town In IL central
position ana about three miles from n well
sheltered bay. Tho Los Angeles and Pacific
Railroad Company has been Incorporntcd 10
build n railroad from tho landing, where n
wharf viii lie built, running through Cent?.
ncla to los Angeles.
There arc orange, lemon md lime trees now
londcd with fruit, GOO orange trees growing
IN the orchard, 1000 thrcc.ycnr.old orange
trees growing In the nursery, 1870 LanEucd0c
almond trees just commencing TO bear, srv.
GInI hundred other fruit trees, and t50O0O
worth OF sheep aud other personal property.
The soil Is first rate, winter good, landing
convenient, market good, and the lind dog
cheap. CcntinCla will srll well under the ham.
mcr. Here Is n chance for those who are look.
Ing for homes. Over two hundred shares have
already been subscribed for, and / presume ali
the stock will soon be taken. Persons anxious
Ia Join the colony should lose no time In max.
Ing personal examination OF this propcrty.
These lands will bc Disposed uf By .lic nrc.
%tionccr, rs nj LOmpoc, 10 the highest bidder.
whether q mcmhcr Of the Association or not.
The purchaser Of hOincstcads will nay ten pcr
cent. OF tho purchase money on tho day Of
sale, ana ten per cent. semi. annually thcfcnf.
ter, with Interest nj ten per cent. per nnnum
until the whole purchaTc price has been paid.
Persons desiring homes on this beautiful
rancho should secure stock equal 10 the vnl,Ic
OF tho land desired, so that II high prices arc
obtained, as ut 1.ornpoc, tho dividends on their
stock can be applied 10 their nnal payments
on Their homcstcnds, and reduce tho cost To or
below tho original purchase price by tho com.
q. j.. ABBOTT,
Santa Barbara.
Parties desiring 10 vlsit the land should take
steamer from San Francisco 10 Los Angeles
Uarc, el2): or fake The Southern Pacific Kali.
road nj San Francisco nj $40 4. ~. via S0lcdad.
or tho 4 r. N. train via bakersfield, 10 Los An.
gelcs.
Apply TO WM. IT. MARTIN,
dcncral Agent California Immigrant Union,
~ California street, San FrnnciscU; 10
TEMPLE q WORKMAN, bankers, or UEy,
SHIELDS. Los Angeles, or office II tho Cen.
tinel" Land Company, No. = Temple Block.
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Marcus G. Hawley g. Co.

In noticing Editorlally, this firm, which for
a long time Inns bccn SO fully identified with
the Agricultural Implements and Hardware
Trade Of California, tn, C Is little to he suid Of
which the Agricultural community nrc moi
already aware. As stated i'll n late Issue Of the
California Farmer:
"MEssRs. VI. Z. HAwL.EY & Co, In their prc.
paratory work for 1875 Rrc now erecting a
: large and spacious Warehouse on BluXome
:" Street, near the Railroad Depot, upon lands
" purchased expressly for the purpose, together
" with n large Mnnufactory for indictments
" The buildings cover n large tract; tho Ware.
" house will be OF G0Sl2O, 2 stories l:lEh; the
" Mandatory and Warehouse will be 300y12O;
" The Il. X. Cars will have n track through MI
" these buildings, so thnt Implements from the
J." East can he uulOaded into their Warehouse.
e and those they sell loaded out again, md
thus save cost of Drnyngc, etc, to themselves
- pass from their Warehouse and Factory Ia
" their Store on Front Street, so TINT orders
:" from the country can he sent by Telegraph
" TO them, and the Implements loaded upon
" the cars md dispatched into tho country in
" II few hours.
"MEssRs. NJ. c. II. e Co. arc preparing in
" good season for the large increase OF pOpula.
" lion coming To our shores, md the consc.
=" qucnt large trade that 1917 will opcn IN Ia
" Them and TO our whole State in the New fcaT
" close nj hand"
The Improved "Gold Medal Separator,
which Is mentioned in their pamphlet, took
The Premium ut the Stockton Fair, in u TlrcslI
crs Ttinl, and Is acknowledged rs the most
Farmers.
In addition to The general stock kept by q
house extensively engaged In this business
MARCUS G.. HAwLEY IL Co. arc sole Agents fol
many OF the leading md most practical Agri
cultural implements adapted to California and
the Pacific Coast. Their address IL still as
heretofore, Nos. los and 10 Front Street, San
Francisco, while in Sacramento they have &
store situated Mt the corner OF J and Second
Streets, where they deliver goods nj San Fran
cisco prices. Persons in want Of goods I'm tbcIr
limo will do well TO send for ono Of their Gaia,
lOgIics for 1873.
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The Arctic Portion OF Michigan.

a correspondent Of the Chicago Jour-
writing from Eagle river, Kcwccnaw,
County, says: The nov covers the ground
here to the depth Of seven feet. The
thermometer, during the last fifty days,
has not been higher than fifteen degrees
below, and has ranged from thirty to for
ty-eight degrees most of tho time. In
many Instances the people "~tunncl" their
way out from their houses. Windows are
showed under, but they must have light,
and men and boys wrapped in their fnrs,,
with the snow two or three feet above
their heads, work vigorously to obtain
glimpses Of the sky. In most sections
the sledgcs glide along over the bridge of
snow from four to six feet above the sur
face OF the earth. In the village of Han
cock the slcighs arc drawn by horses
whose feet do not come within six feet Of
the ground. They have a rolling machine
to which is attached q kind of pillow, and
with this they form n track and pack the
snow so solid that men and horses can
travel over IL rs securely as if OH n city
pavement. On Tuesday of last week Il
pedestrian, who was on his way to Ham
cock to obtnin q deed for some land which
he had purchased, froze to death within
two miles of the city. Near Calumet an
other gentleman was so badly frozen that
lie was restored to consciousness only after
tho most patient and prolonged efforts
upon the part Of his friends. ID. ID. Brock
way, n Of the oldest and most respected
residents Of the Peninsula, states that dur
ing his long residence in this region, he
has never experienced so cold q winter rs
tho present. lie has been obliged to wear
three suits OF undertaking to protect
him from the frost, in common with 9th
ers there who are necessitated to wear
three heavy coats if they venture out from
their houses.
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Napoleon aud n Cat.

Napolcon's courage was u~ndoubtcd.
His crossing of the bridge Mt Lodi, and
his GOODNESS in many battles, where the
balls fell thickly about him, proved his
mastery over his fears, no less than his
strntcgy against All enemy. But the
bravcst of men may have their supcrsti-
tions, or hysterical l~crrors, which neither
reason nor courage cAn control; and tho
great Napoleon had n mortal terror of
cats.
Soon after the terrible battle ofWagram,
when lie occupied the imperial palace at
Sclionbrum, an aidc.dc-camp in his suite
was passing his chamber, one night, when
lie heard n singular noise, md loud cries
for help from the emperor. Surprising
that some ono WINS trying to assassinatG
lin, the aide rushed into the room, and
could hardly express his laughter when
he saw the emperor, half undrcsscd, with
protruding eyes, and forehead beaded with
Precipitation, making frequent lungcs with
II sword Mt tho tapestry round tho room.
1Ic was Guivcring from head to foot with
excitement and terror. On inquiring
about tho secret enemy, tho aide was In.
formed by tho emperor That n cat was be-
hind tho tapestry, and that he could not
abide cats from his infancy. If n great
soldier can be frightened by cats, there is
some Excuse for ladies who arc startled
10y rats or snakes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03

MULTiTuDEs OF PEOPLE REQUIRE AN ALTE.
RATIvE, to restore the healthy action Of their
systems and correct tho arrangements that
creep into II. Sarsaparillas were used and
valued, until several iinpositions were palmcd
of upon the public under this name. AYERS
SARSAPARlLLA Is no i1nnOsiiiOn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03

II Senate has confirmed the appointment
OF Nathaniel Mclean US Assistant Adjutant
General, with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel.
This appointment was made with the view OF
placing him on the retired list.
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zinc Sow York rhotoErnph Gnllerr.

No. % Third street, San Francisco, Is ngair
open, with larger lights, more room, and al
the latest improvements In instruments. Al
work Is warranted TO give perfect satisfaction
Cabinet Rcmbrnndts, only a per dozen; Care
Rembrandts, 81 to 50 per doz. j. IL. PETERS
successor to B. F. Rowland & Co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03

PRATT'5 ABOLITION OIL is tho best remedy
III the world for GOut, Rheumutism. Neural.
gin, Sprains. Still Joints. Bruises, Sore Throat,
Headache, Toothache, Plcurisy, Collie, Cramps
Lime Back, and al lameness and pain. Fo
sale Gy all DruqyiSts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03

A Cf.osE FfT.-Thc following instance
of youthful exactncss comes 10 us from n
friend in Hampton, Massachusetts, where
1t occurred:
An exhibition was given here some two
months since by Tom Thumb, at which
tho price was twenty-five cents for those
over ten yours of ngo md twelve aud n
hnlf for those under.
1t ~as %Johnny's tenth birthday, and his
cousin May, ngcd. thirteen, thought Il TO
DO her duty TO celebrate il by taking him
in tho afternoon TO SEQ the dwarf. Arriv-
ing at tho door, she put down thirty.cight
cent?, and asked for two tickets.
GLOW old Is tho boyr askcd the ticket.
seller.
"Well," replied Miss May, "this Is his
tenth birthday but he was not born until
late In the afternoon"
Tho vendor of tickets accepted the nc
cnrncy Of tho arcrmcnl, and handed her
the proper certificates for admission. But
II was a close f~i~-Lhrpers Mdgdsint.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03

+: BUTTERIcK & Cos reliable Patterns for
Ladies', Misses, Boys, and little Childrcn'5
Garments. Paris, Vienna and Berlin styles re.
ceired each week. Send postage stamp for
catalogue. II. 4. DEFINING, Agent, No. IL
Post Street, San Francisco.
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III NJ tUWI HtNU OTc cODY OF Wc I'm Il 7
POST free TO the order Of any perEon rho sends
us tineiie subscriptions.
Al orders, ,rheiher from nctrs agents or from
indfrfiudt subscribers, must be accompanied By
The cGsh for paper and postage.
y sample copy sent IL applied for.
Address Post Publishing Co, San Francisco.
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MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK

No. Post street, Mnsonic Temple, San Fran-
cisco. Money received on Term or Ordinary
Deposit. Dividends paid scmi.nnnually. Loans
Deposit Issued payable in New York, Philadel.
plla, Boston, and tho principal cities Of the
Atlantic States and Canada; also, France, Eng
land Germany, Spain Italy, Switzerland, Egypt,
Turkey, etc. This Bank sOliclts the patronage
OF all persons. ". II. Culver, President; Fran
els Smith, Vice. President; IL. T. Graves, Sec
Rotary; LGonldas Pratt. Attorney.
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PEEKLEsS,YEASr POWDER.

1t Ir.-For sale In quarter, one, two, five,
len md twenty pound packages by all groccrs.
B.F BARTON " Co, manufacturers, 2Il aud
2lS Sacramento street, San Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03

DEATH TO SCALE BUGs AND OTHER INSECTS
For particulars read advertisement OF DabcocE
Engine In another place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-03

THEY take q census in Rhode Island ~
they take q contested vote in town meet.
ing--thc people stand up until they can
bc counted .Btrkshire Oouricr.
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The San Francisco Weekly Post
q Newspnrcr FOR tIle PconIc.

The postage on the WEEKLY Posr ID rs. fol.
lows, and under the new law must be paid in
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Tho national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley & Itulofson, San Francisco, for the
best Photographs In tho United States.
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EItS WANTED! for the CHICAGO
LEDGEls. MI cight-paEc newspaper, for Sl.0 ppr
year. largest premiums ever offered TO agents. Full
Street. Chicago. IN
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AGENTS Address WIestor Co.
WANTEOl7 New Montgomery ST., s. F.

EpYf, EpSv or FITS cured BY the use OF Ross
SS MEX ~ Epilcptlc Remedies. TRIAL PAcK-
UR9zKEEEzza AGE F1EE- For circulars. evidence
ofEuccos5. etc. nddrSS1 ROSS BROS. Richmond, 1ud
H@HEH 700 SuFERB VARIETIES OF q AaS5
UIIN LUZ 10000 Greenhouse Plants. uIINpV
nlIAEN mmSl,nE p,In!' = specIslty. huAhA
alONMN E.Y.T EAS &G0. Richmnnh' Ind
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NEW SONG DOOK-175 Sonrs-onlJ IL
4Ncents; from Dox IL, Garland, Maine.

STEAM CLOTHES WASH EIs.-Scnd ~ cents
~ for patterns aud royalty. Address Z. Il. EVER
Sun, MaccIon. Wayne County. \. y.
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A SEWING MACHINE IL a SOOi present for a
"a lady: \ few days canrasSInS for the CHICAGO
LEDGER will enable any man TO obtain q machlne.
AddTcts. IEDGEIi 20. III Monroe ST.. ChIcnl.o. Ill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-12
Application for Patent.
TO THE SHOO FLY No. 8 MINE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

Eureka, Nevada, August 3, ISIS.
Notice is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Thomas J. Taylor. whose postofice ad-
dress is Eureka, Nevada, has this day filed
his application for a patent for eight hun
dred 800 linear IT. OF the Shoe Fly No. 8
Mine or vein bearing silver, with surface
ground two hundred GOO II. in width. stu
ate, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dis
trict. county Of Eureka, and State of Nevada,
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat on file in this office as Lot
Der ffty-nine. in Township, Range
-, of unsuryeyed lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. So
being as follows, to wit: Variation II Dig. 20
min. East. commencing a. a post marked NV.
cor. Shoe Fly No. 8. and the n. T.. cor. Of
shoe Fly No. 2. whence the Shoe Fly No. s
Shoe Fly No. 2 shaft bears S. ] Dig ". s2i6
IT,, and the flagstaff in the town Of Eureka
bears n. Al Dig. ~ min. T., 1871 it,. and the
highest point Of Ruby Hill, No. /. bears n.
20 Dig. 70 min. W. $3.50. 10 IT,; aud running
thence s. IA Dig: I, 500 feet, to post married
shoe Fly, No. 3, 5. W. cor; thence \. s1A dg.
L. 100 IL. TO post marked shoe Fly, No. 3. s.
L. oor.; thence n. IN Dig. w. 500 f., TO post
marked Shoe Fly. No. 3. n. f.; cor; thence 5.
s2A Dig. W: 200 Il. to place OF beginning. con-
taining3 67-fO0 acres.
This claim is bounded on the north by tho
jefferson, and on the south by the satellite.
The location OF this mine il duly recorded
in tho Recorders Office OF Eureka Mining
district, Eureka county. State OF Nevada, On
page 10. in Book ID, ofthe Mining Records Of
said district.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Shoe Fly. No. } mine. or snid
mining ground ms bcreinbefore described,
are required 10 file their adverse claim with
the Register of the United states Land Office
nj Eureka. in the state of Nevada, during
| the sixty days period of publication hereof,
| or they will be barred by virtue Of The pro-
visions Of the Statute. d.. u. lMMEL@
au4 Register.