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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21
Justice of the Peace

justice OF the peace.
Dated this day OF .......,, 49,.
Such statement shall be laid before the
Board of Supervisors by each Clerk and shall
be conclusive evidence of the claims of the
persons named and it shall be the duty of
The Rorrd Of Supervisors to audit such claims
and draw orders therefor.
Section 2. If any person in whose favor an
order NAV be drawn, shall fail to call for the
same within two years from the time the same
shall have been audited and allowed in the
manner provided in the last preceding Sec
tion he shall be deemed to have waived his
RIGHT to any compensation for his services, and
the Clerk of the Board shall believer the
order to the Board OF Supervisors, to be can
celled.
Section 8. If any Justice of the Peace or
Court Commissioner shall fail to make state
ment az required by this chapter, he shall be
liable to each witness, juror and Interpreter
in the case TO an amount OF hive times the
fees of each witness, juror or interpreter,
which NAV be recovered i'll the same manner
that other claims for damages are recovered
Section 4 No claim of any juror, witness
or interpreter for fees, which may become due
.f,er this act goes into effect, shall be allow
ed by any Board OF Supervisors, unless II
comes before them in the manner above pre-
scribed.
Section s. For making each certificate re-
ouired of any Justice of the Peace or Court
Commissioner, by this chapter, the compensa-
ton shall be twenty five cents, to be paid In
the same manner that other fees in State
cases are paid.
We are informed that Justices
of the Peace frequently send in some
thing like a transcript with the JUS
tees fees, Constables' fees, witness
interpreters and jury fees and sup
pose it will answer for bills for all.
But this is not the case. A Justice
must file a transcript of his docket
with the Clerk he must make out his
bill separate AID swear to it before a
proper officer. The Constable must
make out his bill duly itemized and
s,rear to it. The Justice must make
out a statement setting forth the title
of the action and names of jurors,
witnesses and interpreters that at
tended, the number of days attend
ance of each, also miles Travelled to
attend court.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21
Dental.
Eolels.

nRFE Co0NEs. DENTIST BoSCoBEL, WIS =
IL Office over sawyer Favor's store. Can be found
during hours from 9 A. NJ till 5 P. u COL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21
Attorneys


P THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
l.. Ior will practice law in an Court draw convey
contracts and any other instruments If desired
VIII befound at the Court House at ths Lancaster
House. Circuit Court Commissioned fer Grant County
RCmE W BELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
II General Collecting Agency. Office ia Washburns
Block. Mtn-st, Patteville Grant CO, Wis III
BARBER 4 CLEMENTSON, ATTORNEYS AND
ID Councillors at Law Lancaster. Wis. WillpTactiee
ia all courts; will buy and sell lands, pay tax
obtain land patents bounties pensions and other
claims against the Government. 3O-42
BUSHNELL & CLARK, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
- sellers Law General Coll ect0n and Land gts0
Laucaster. iscoHsiE. 3O-42
CHAs D. suRADER, ATTORNEY AND COUN-
- selOr at law Attends to collections, pensions,
bouHties Also, business before the United States
Patent Ofice, Lancaster Wisconsin SIS
n Eo. c. HAzELToN. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
VI Tor At Law. BOscobel. Wisconsin. So-42
I ROCKEFELLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
y. Notary Public, Beetown. Grant Co. Wis 5l-Sl
cAHUEL MERRICK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
y Tor At Law. Fairpay. Grant Co. Wis 500
WARDEN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUN
w sellor At Law Jamestown. Wis. Will prosecute
claims aud make collections promptly. 5l-4
wv BRADLEY CLARKE, ATTORNEY ANDCOUN-
w sslIor at Law and Notary Public, Bloc mngton,
Wis Aliiegal business promptly attended to. Col
loctions made and loans negotiated 3O-42
;yrM E.&GEO b CARTER. ATTORNEYS ATLAw,
w Platteyiiie Wis. Practice all the Courts of the
State. 0ice over Hodges McCarn's Bank. 3l-42
WIN. W .LIKENs, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
w At Law, Mineral Point, Wis (Suecessor 70 Cobo
4 Likeus3 Practices in the U. g and State Courts
and attends agencies and collections in parts of
the State OfFee in Lonaharn's Block. 3l-4S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21
Painting
Teacher.
TOnsOrla /.
Denial Calendar.
DIR. BROWNS

Dental Calendar for October
Montfort, 9Th to 9Th, noon.
Highland, 8th, to Bpm 18th
Muscoda, 18th to 10Th.
Lancaster, 18th to NoY. 1st.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21

. 4 PARSE 5, NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEY
I ANGER. and Insurance Agent for Hartford, me
nix, Milwaukee Mechanics, and Watertown fife IN
sur.tca C5nDaniasall safe and reliable institutions
Lancaster. Wis. 80,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21
oCPTCTAI DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstracts.
gents.

BsTRACT OFFICE FOR GRANT COUNTY. JOS
a eph Book Lancaster. Office over the Bank oo-4-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21

Heard the......dsy off,, 1s...
To the Board of Supervisors Of ...... county:
thereby certify that in the foregoing entitled action
the following named persons attended before me In
the capacity stated and that they seversliy en-
titled to the specified below for said attend
and travel.
INTERPRETER.
ABB. ... miles travel, ..... days attendance ;
amount s........
JURORS.
D. ..... miles travel, ..... days attendance /;
amount $..-....."
WITNESSES IN BEHALF OF STATE.
EF ...... miles travel days attendance (;
amount S.........."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21

1TT. HOPE HOTEL. Il. l.. LOOMS, PROPRIETOR
vi The trtvelluc pubiic viii take uoace that am
urertred Is Accommodate them with board aadlodg-
-, - b.,stiors ard GOOD atabIiue 500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-21
Section l, Chapter LOG, General
Laws of 1868 reads:

Any officer or other person having a de.
mand or claim against any county for money
or other thing shall make out statement
thereof in writing with his affidavit attached
that such statement is just and true and file
the same with the Clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors of said county.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12

The trade dollar which has been intro
duced in the coinage Of the United States
promises to be OF great value 10 the
country. 1tis handsome coin; unlike
The Mexican dollar, it is uniform in
size and weight, and the pure silver in it
exceeds in value that in either the old
American dollar or the Mexican dullar,
and is about the same as that of the jap
anese ven, The Chinese have assayed
it, and finding it really more valuable
than the Mexican dollar have given it
the preference. In Japan, The Oriental
Bank, an important corporation, has Of
ticially announced that it will hereafter
be received in the ordinary course Of
business at par with the Mexican dollar.
The design OF the trade dollar was not
only to supplant the Mexican dollar, and
thus save a tax of from i've to seven per
cent. upon the commerce Of the United
States with the Orient, but likewise to
afford an outlet for the silver bullion
product of the Pacific States, and both OF
these ends are likely to he attained. The
British merchants in China have fought
strenuonsly against its introduction in
that country, but without success, and
it is only question OF time when Lon
don merchants doing business with Chi
ma and Japan will employ the new coin
for their transactions.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12

T EGAL.-State of Ohio, Hamilton Coun.
IL Common Pleas Court. Case No. 45,2W.-
Nancy Jessup. plaintiff, vs. Isaac Jessup CT al,
defendants. Inc SAID deIendants IN SAID ac-
to-wit: Isaac Jessup,. Stephan Jessup, Mary
Jessup, Ann Jessup, Francis NJ. Jessup, Eu-
nice Jessup, Jefferson Jessup, Augustus Jes-
sup, Emme JessGp, Henrfette Jessap and Lou
Ellie Jessup, are hereby notified that the plain
tiff. Nancy Jessup, did on the 3lst day OF De-
cember file her petition in said C0urG the OBJ
ject and prayer OF SAID petition is Tor the as
signment OF her dover, and par itien in the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: commence
ing at the intersection of the Colerain turnpik
and Lincoln avenue and running thence along
the center of the Colerain turnpike n. 429s deg.
W. 1.9l chains, thence with said pike n, 35x
deg. W. l.92 chains, thence with said pike N.
WR deg. w. 1898 chains to the center Of the
Blue Rock road, thence with said Blue Rock
road N. 80 deg. W. 1873 chains, thence south
20.l6 chains to center OF Lincoln avenue, thence
with SAID Lincoln avenue 5. 80 deg. 10 min. Es
479 chains, thence south 334 chains, thence s.
80 deg. 10 min. E. Is chains to the center OF q
road, thence south with the center OF said road
Z links, thence south 50 deg. 10 min. Il. 1.S4
chains, thence north al chains to center Of
Lincoln avenue, and thence with said avenue
S. SO deg. 15 min. e. 976 chains to the place Of
beginning, containing 56.i3 acres more or less.
Also-Tne following Described real estate,
to wit: .Commencing at the half section corner
on the north line Of section q, township 2, frae-
tional range 2 OF the Miami Purchase, and
running thence with said section line south
80 deg. east, 5.5l chains; thence south 70 deg,
west, 2O9O chains tothe center of the Cary ROAD;
thence with said road south 721s deg. west, 1.5d
chains; thence north 26M deg. west 66S ctainG
to the half section line, and thence with sald
half section north \ deg. east, l3.47, cllains
te the lsceoi beginning; containing ten'acres
The said defendants are required to answer
or demur to said petition on or before the l6tI
daysof April A. D 1873. or q decree Of dowa
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12

Public sentiment has undergone rapid
change within two or three years repect-
ing the feasibility of elevated tracks for
local passenger travel. This change is
wholly due, beyond a doubt, to the es-
tablishmemt OF the road through Green
wIch street, and more especially since
it's success has been SO far demonstrated
in actual experience. At first the plan
was generaily regarded us o doubtful ex-
pertinent, but only few days ago the
Society of Civil Engineers pronounced
decidedly in its favor, compared win
any others that have been presented.
Ali rival schemes were discussed and
discarded. The New York Elevated
Railroad Company say in their report,
nearly Two million passengers have been
carried by them since the road was
built three years ago, of whom over eight
hundred thousand were carried the past
year, without injury to single per-
son. In Brooklyn there are good pros
poets that an elevated road will be Dnilt
without much delay, something like two
hundred thousand dollars having been
subscribed. In the plan that has been
approved, the tracks will be elevated at
least fourteen feet above the roadway,
and securely sustained. Supporting
columns will be placed on solid masonry
along the line OF the curb, and girders
across the street from column to column
will sustain the arches or longitudinal
beams. - Correspondence Philadelphia
Inquirer.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
The Nominations.

At our time Of going to press yester-
day there were yet nominations TO be
made for Trustee of Water-works, City
Solicitor, Wharf-master and Director oi
City lnfirmary.
The following persons were nominated
for Trustee of the Water-works:
Messrs. Charles Hilb, Thomas Early,
Samuel II. Smith, Andrew Brehm and M.
Mcintyre. ..t.,
The balioting resulted as follows:
Smith, So; Early, =; Mcintyre, %;
Hilb, 222. Hilb elected ON first ballot.
For the office oil City Solicitor the fol.
lowing candidates were nominated
Robert o. Strong and H. d. Peck.
The balloting resulted as follows.
Strong, 1866; Peck, 130.
Strong nominated on first ballot.
The following candidates were put In
Homer, Patrick Cassiday, John Wagner
and Sidney Miner.
The balloting resulted as follows:
. Wagner, 2l5; Homer, 81; Miner, a.;
Cassiday, 0; McElroy, 2.
Wagner elected ON first ballot.
For Director of City Intirmary: Robert
Buchanan, d. j. Ryan and Il. Haley
nominated.
Buchanan nominated ON second ballot,
THE TICKET.
For Mayor-Geo. w. G. Johnston.
For Judge Of the Police Court--James
W. Fitzgerald.
For City Treasurer-Eaptain A. Lig-
owski.
For Prosecuting Attorney of Police
Court-Charles Il. Callahan.
For Trustee of City Water-works-
Charles Hilb.
For City Solicitor-Robert o. Strong.
For ohm Wagner.
For Director City Intrmary-Robert
Buchanan.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
.4nlstsenae7itS.

WooD's THEATER.--"Neck and Neck''
ls still ON the boards at this house and
has proved AN attractive performance.
Mr.. Stetson will be succeeded by the
will open on next Monday evening in
their very entertaining play, entitled
MINERS Luck"
Pixies OPERA-HoUsE. - Buffalo Bill,
supported by Kit Carson, jr., and fine
dramatic combination, entertains large
audiences nightly at this theater. The
performance this evening will be "Scouts
Of the Plains," play written by we'll
known Cincinnatian, Hiram Robbins,
Esq, in which frontier life and character
are growingly depicted. In this piece
the company all appear to the best ad-
rantage, and it is presented in handsome
ktYle.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
The Weekly Star.

The present number OF THE. WEEKLY
STAR contains leading editorials on
Some Facts in Our Civilization; The
Rarity Of Christian Charity; Outrageous
Villainy Exposed; France Hopefully Re-
publican; Matters in Japan; Railway
ssatist,es ,Gs ots.t As We sap SupPeoseS ea &c. $c
Summary OF the News of the Past Week ;
Progress of the Tilton-Beecher Trial
Interesting Correspondence; Book and
Magazine Reviews; several columns OF
Odds and Ends;, Personals; Humorous
Gossip; Poetry; several short stories;
numerous spicy editorial paragraphs; ;
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
GOODMAN & sroRER, Attorneys. fel2-6tF

NJOTICE.-The Merrimac Hosiery Company,
laws of Ohio, will take notice that ames Ii.
Laws, w. III. Laws and John L. White, part
ners as James Ii. Laws and Co., Plaintiffs did
on the Cd day of January, 1870 file their petit
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, case No. g., aga, the object
and prayer Of which is to recover from tho
said The Merrimac Hosiery Company, Defend-
ant, the sum Of three hundred and fifty two
T3- 100 dollars, with interest from the 18th day
Of January, 1S13 for balance Of an account
due for services performed as Commission
Merchants and moneys advanced by said
James IL. Laws & Co TO and for the said Tho
Merrimac Hosiery Company, at its request
The said defendant is required to demur OF
answer to the petition on or be ore the 10th day
of April, 1870. orjudgment will be taken by de-
fault accordingly.
HAGANS, BROADWELL s. HYMAN.
fe5-6tF For Plaintiffs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
M0rftsnTu Record.

Bishop III. Lewis, years, pneumonia.
Clara b. Buckner, year, pneumonia.
Annie Clark. " months, congestion Of lung
and brain.
John ID. Voeke, 81 years, tuberculosis.
Henry Pruss, II years, inflammation Of tn
brain.
J. II. Craft, Al years. exhaustion.
Emily Esper, II years, consumption,
Il Isaac V. DItmer, 80 years, heart disease.
Tnos Harrison, "a years, debility.
Fred w. Boberg, Y years, phthisis pulm.
Josephine Green, II years,
Clem. Giesken, Ia years, maraemus.
Jos. Bosch, IA months, pneumonia.
Emma Maggie, months, meningitis.
Katie Keller, 2 years, asthemia.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
Baildsag Permits.

The following permits to erect new
buildings were issued during the last
twenty-iour hours:
n. j. Robinson, three-storY brick. on
Seventh street, between Baymiller and
EreeInan; estimated cost, $4,000. \
WIN. Nlckler, three-story brick at l2S
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
T,oR SALE OR RENT

r EGAL.-Court OF Common Pleas for Ham
IL iIton county--Maria Mertz VS.. Adolph
Mertz-No. 1854. The above named Adolphs
Mertz will take notice that on Saturday, Feb
ruary 8, 1875, the. said Maria Mertz filled her
petition in said cout against him; that the
substance of said petition is that the said par
lies were lawfully married in Switzerland, and
that in July 1871, the said defendant did desert.
said plaintiff, and has remained wilfully alb
sent from her ever sincej that said defendant
is non resident OF said county, and the pray er
Of said petition is for divorce and other relief.
MARIA MERTE.
GOODMAN & SToRER, Attorneys. fe12-6tF
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12

Rev. S. M. Hageman, who has been
running an independent Presbyterian
Church in Williamsburg for the last year
or two, last Sunday planted it squarely
on the union principle, discardlng de-
nominational names and creeds alto
gether.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12

FRANK RoTH and Fannie Fasold were
married in Cincinnati last week. He
having got fas(t) hold she became
W )roth.-Boston Traveller.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12

Religious Intelligence; a large amount
Of matter of local interest; interesting.
Congressional and Legislative Matters;
"Gatberings for GraIgers"; Agrioultu-s
raj, Literary and Scientific Reading; n,
full Market and Financial Report, &c.,,
sc. 7
Price cents, in wrappers, ready for
mailing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
HEAIHEh PREDICxioNs.

CINCINNATI, Friday, March l2-Noon.
twill probably be variable; fair with in
creased clouthncss and occasionally threaten
ing; with possibly light rain or snow.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12
Grand View Mining Co. Of Cincinnati.
BY Hemmelgarn u Co.

The Mineral Water Factory of E. Born g
Goa, No. $50 Walnut street, and all buildings
ami appurtenances belonging thereto will be
sold at Public Auction, commencing
ON EASTER MONDAY, March 18th, 1876, at
9o'clock A. NJ, on thepremises,
The whole stock and fixtures Of the Mineral
water Factory, Fountains, Kettles, Boiler,
Boxes, Bottles, Horses, Wagons and Harness,
Tools. Also, the Factory Building and Dwell
ling House, including ground lease.
Also, after the conclusion Of the above sale,
four lots in Mount Pleasant, viz: Lots, No. q,
vision, fronting 45 feet on Perry street, and be-
ing respectively 145 and 142 feet deep.
HERM. MARCk WORTH,
mal2-5t, 12,t8 ,20,27&2s Ateyat Law.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-12

East Third street; estimated cost, $1,000.
Kuehlman Il Buening, 2%-story brick,
on Race, near Mulberry STREETS; esti-
mated cost, $2, $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
APPLICATION EoR pATEsT
.s,,sr NOTICE NO. asS. ..t h, p
q, n. survey Ne. III.

TT 8. LAND oHYIcE, CARSON CITY.
". Ncvada, August 7Cih, is5s Notice 70
hereby giysu that Jshn hepp and natk
strou,e, whose. post once adares. 70 virginis
sieven hundred q. .inOj linear feet Of the New
Brunswick lode, and known 30 the North DC.
ridsntsl Mining claim, bearing gold. silver and
other precious metals. with surface grospd
ssss ess hSnoiss IL ass 'si Silver 'sf MINT bre
Storey county and Bists ol nevAda, and known
and desigpaicd by the field notes and ofieiAi
plat on die In this once ~ lot number lii In
seetion thirty-lhrcc Jss). Tcwnship Bumbcr
::sss'ssn @ " s'S sSsa. n be is.ss S. nd s:
The exterior boundaries Of saId lot being q
follows, b vii: .,f ..f TtI.I .F.Lf -t.f-.l /.
Beginning Al post No. !, situated abont 5000
fcet southwcsteriy from SHAFT NO. sef u ~.
North Oceidsraf Coinpsny's inelinc. Neth ~
degrees east, dlstant about 2n fest; nss.ian
on Mount Davidson. North sly degrees west;
tho quarter pection on the south lkne Of eocttoa,
81 basS %ss.u Il nGs os;h ss1s' ~ ass & sosa
fect, and running. from sAld poet No. ,, ir.t '
eourps, South n degrees and II Minutes west.
j5Q feet 70 post No. g thence. second cpnrse,
North degrees east, Loo fest 70 pot No
thence, third eourte, North " degs.er snu u
fourth eourss. South q degrres cssl. NJ feet
alopg the southern boundary ofths butfs Tua-
nel grant 10 post No. 9; thence, nnh ccurps.
South degrees wet, so feet 70 pot No. y
thence, sixth eourye, eouth9% degrees and "
minutes west, 100 feet 70 posi- No. ]. the place
pf beginning. containing lG-io0 acres. bsss.r
ings exIressed from tho true meridian mag.
nsiic siriation. fsk degrees eAsf.' y. ~" /"
This claim II bounded on the nofth ~ tho }
Occidental Oonpany's u. n. survey Nos. u
and 30, Labor and improvements consist Of
an incline shan exceeding $50 In tA'ue. sur- !
sey made TO accord In the main with the reg ,
crd OF location, excepting the eourpe Of the end
lines. which were made 10 acrord with the Id
Joining u. u. survey Noe u andso.
: The location OF tlis claim isduly recorded IN
the County Recordsr's once OF btoFvy co.ntI.
Nevada. Kept At Virginia City, IN book d,
pages 200 and 1ok Of Prc-emptlbrs snd Locas
tions. said storey County Rccords.
Any and alf perrons claiming adversely any
portion OF sald North Occidental hiping
ciaim. or ground. a. herrinbefofs detcribed,'
are required TO hId their adverse rlain win
the Register Of tho United states Land Ofiee,
1t Carrou City. In the State OF Nevada, dutfnK
the sixty days pcrIed Of pu blicatlon herfaf ,ort
thsy viii bc barred by vifine Of the provisions
the Statuic.
sas7Ssd 0Ii A.wAITz. Regisisr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
APpLioArIoMEoR PAYEMI.
% roricK NO. as,.
o. y. ssrvey Ne ioS

TT q. LAND OPYIoE. CARSON CITY,
U. Nrvsda, August 30, ls1s.-Notiee 10
hereby given that Janaas LOWRY, Ja1lee
O'Donnell and Edward Ellip, whose post-ofnes
addicss is 0oid i'm. storey county, Nevada,
s.y; ~; s,y s.y ss sssss ss asss s
Lee lode or vein, bearing gold and silver with
situate. lying snd being :. silver star Mining
District, etoryy county. Nevada. and tso.n
plat on de In this once as lot No. ios. In town
east. Hoant Dishlo meridian p ~ ,-l'ii ~
Tho exterior boupdaries Of said lot No. 7S1
being - follows, to.wit: beginning at post
marked No. Z, U. .. suryey, No. ios, said 1Sst
Prospeet Company, q. i. survey No. ios and
i7t; thence running. nrst eourvs. north ssk
degrees west. 80 feet 10 post No. ., u. y. sur.
vey No. 100. whence bcarv the hAg.siaf %
Mount Davidson norih t2k degrees west. ihs
runninr, second coursc. souih degrees snds
minutes east. 800 feet To poet No. 5. y. ,. eur.
yry No .i6e whence hears the smoke sinrf of
Occidental MIL south o. degrees cast nonnt
Davidson nag siAn north s,N degrees xesI,
srscs east. sn0 fset TO post No. .. Z. sarvey
and Is minutes wesi. 1900 iect 70 po.i No.s
u, II. survey No. lo.. ssid poet being Identical
Min uUIl NO. tau Att.F~<t .%ssf-ASs ts
B, survey Nos. loo,and i7t. and whence besrp
Ihe ouafter section eorncf on norm llne of see.
tIos 4, township 10 north, range n east, Mount
ilab!o meridian. north C6 devfces ahd ) min.
utes cast, distant i,e1t 5oeti thenec, hnh
coarpc, north Csk degrees wet, 800 fect 70 post
No. !. ihs poInt d beginning. eontaihine
Bcarings srpresscd from the uuc meridian
nsrps tIc variation, t6 degrees md thirty Din-
ulrs east. The labor and Improvements con.
sIst Of two open cuts s.xi0 frtf each, and era.
vation for hoisting works io0x5O feel. .cxceeding
Ave hundred dollars IN value. Survey mnde %
nform 10 The rceoni Of location. ~ raIrlII
This claim lsbounded on the north by the
Pruspset Geld snd Silver Mining Compsny's
claiui or U. y. survey No. l0e and la and on
the east, south and west By no known claim.
ante. fnl ifi ~ ul.N lil1i lI,l 40 W
The location Of this claim ID duly recorded
In the County Rset rdsr'p once OF Storey coun.
~. Nsvsds. kept In vIrKinia City. IN flcek D
az pre-emptlols end locaiions, pass 10 OF
Btorry County Rcrordb. ., - -..-.--
Any and aif pervons Claiming AdvtfpeIy any
portion Of said Lowery claim o. grOsnd =
hereInbsfors desefibsa are required 70 ale
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United States Land once at carson City. No
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hereof, or tbey win be larred by virtue Of the
provisions OF The Statute. 80 i.i-f
aust esd ADoLPlIus WAITE, Register.