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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
A Fight for Supremacy.

a gentleman residing in this city
had occasion, few days since, to
make q journey down the river, and
several miles back from it, using a sad
d'e-horse. Darkness overlook him in
= sparsely settled district, and, as the
roads were in a bad condition, ald
the evening looked threatening, he
halted before q forlorn-looking hut,
aud asked if he could find lodgings.
Il reckon We mought, replied ;he
loag.hSi:ed, sorrowtll eyed squat,cr,
after bes;tstiAg for moment.
The V.cl;sburger found little to eat,
and his hose found still less. The
squa,ter and his wife were all alone,
and they had but Il few words for the
strange, and scarcely spoke to each
othe". When tee evening grew old
traveller camped down on the floor
on blanket, and being ve.I tired he
tell asleep while Ghost and hostess
were smoking their black clay pipes
al the other end Of The room. He
had SLEPT about Two hoa when ne
squrt.er shook hin by the shoulder
ald said:
IS .:aoge.; I'm powerful sorry 10
d's,u'b ye, Ddt | want 20 ask favor. =
"Yes-yes-whst Is it," inquired
she Vicksburger, as he rIbbed his
e es aad sat up.
"Ye like 10 see fair play, don't ye,
stranger7"
Yes, of course.
"WaIl, men the old woman can't
agree; somehow she's cross and
tetchy, aod | guess I'm a trihe ugly.
Leastwise, don't hug up worth old
boots We've fit and fit; I'm old and
she's chuck full O grit, and it's about
an even thing!"
"We've been talkin since we cum,
stranger, and we've made up to ask
ye to hold the candle and let us go in
for an old rouser of a fight-a g'lar
old sockdolager which shall settle our
fuss! If | lick she'll so, if she licks,
wy I'll travel"
I'm sorry If there's any troub {,
and l hope you won't fight"
We've got to do it, stranger, re-
piled the woman, 81 won't live with a
man who can lick me, aud he's just as
high-born. Sans as good as the run
o men, but he's lazy and sassy, and
wants TO wear his hat on his earl!
"She's right stranger" said the
squatter, "aud this cabin cant hold
both of us any longer. 1t is to be
square fight-no Kicking or clubbing,
and we won't 90 back on yer de-
cSion
The Vicksburger protested, but the
woman placed lighted candle in his
hand and posted him in the door, and
man aud wife stepped out on the
ground.
"Suke, I'm gong 10 wallop ye
right smart in just touv boots and a
bcIler?' said the squatter as he began
to push up his sleeves.
"Sam ye'don't weigh 'nough into
three tons!' she replied" in grim
voice, and the battle commenced.
The Vickshurger mentally bet
twenty to one on the start, but in two
he had reduced the odds to
ten, and in two minutes more he was
beltiog even. The wife was like a
wild cat, springiug, dodging, striking
and clawing, aud pretty soon her hus
band had to stand on the defensive.
Look out for the Bengal Tiger,
suke" ,he warned, as he clawed the
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WHOLE NO. 1920

faced candy peddler up IN record was
to be seen on our streets the next day.
-MiddleJauy Register.
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-Matchless maid-the kitchen
girl out of lucifers. .. --..,.. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
NEW YORK HAosALD TUESDAY MARCH 90 S7a-rKPIE

sa ana an HS' c co s.'s s'c
Boso Sp sa s Sates Kingdom sryh sa ~
so ns, bark D ons from DO 10 ue limited King,
from St Johns 20 the United Rinsdou deals private
I'D do%se S T i
La; sas 1shss
do d. grocery, ssc !5s; ror,o hice sse sSc Eng
NAyAL sIonns.on ,69anse to-day the market for
ha at SS a
81 bills was made at those dgures trained rosn was
.s
M .nS io AZ s. su
aud g. tor Wilmington Pitch quoted steady At 81 Is
rhrioLSvn.For refined the market was DUH.
SS Cas-:
e tor this msn1h dsvsI he oresK markets
9gSsS 4 the 8 Sny y
SsEi a. da fsss s.:S as%as hfsi
81 aa ss Sis
but closed weak The ;ses reported s"oracs 2 S6s
e SO y, 100 ss;' Nay :. s. ST.
s9 'ss
it4c., and short clear at l2c Dressed hogs Arm,
xs Is PRS so%
s SIC 0r Tor psn $40 Gr esn
sasssa 81 % asrcsS beef s. y. fnais
mess: &. 81 fl%%s .s.! ana sS s.'H as
maDd was moderate ana the market firm The ransac-
tons include o0o pieces Of meats at &C. Tor picked
sc for smoked shoulders and is.c. isSsc. for DO
hams II goo lbs Of pckea bellies at lie per d. Lard.
The market Western steam opened strong, but
cssed rather easter although better Than on saturday
We heard OF sales OF 7o erces on the spet It l4hc
for April al le IKE 75S tierces for Nav At il sc
$50 terees Tor june at 4 9l6c., ana 5o erces seller
option six months At A1+c oil city " terees sold 1T
Sugar very quiet as buyers not disposed to
operate and values consequently were Somewhat nom
ported l7c hhds centrifugal ~ Szc. Refined was
dull ana rather easier; AS ssse s5se. hards ls5ac
Pc. d. far To good lair, 7sc .c do good TO
prime, re. &c.. grocery tair TO good SIC. SIC ;
boxes, Nos to Il, SIC 4 SIC; moissses hhas and
boxes. &c; Pc; meiado &C. a-slsc. Glazed, boxes
DO s 70 to q DC isc. White 9yse log Porto
eery eboice sic. SIC. Dfazi -Duieh standard
Nos go IL, 7ssc rs JayaLDutch standard, NOS 10
De BE Ssw oreans-Reaning Grades 7c 1s7 Ike O..
d. grocery grades SC o sl4c:
ls arm fr noib and oreirn We baers Of
sales OF % tierces Carolina. and l25 bags OF
rangoon at Prices oo wit1in s9r quoted range as
fair to prime and qualities down to &c. RAN.
Eansoon. in bona sa Is y god a''' CURRENCY
sTEARiNE-The market was auiet but frm sale OF
TALLow was firm but the market quiet We note sales
Of 80 hhds at Sssc. per lb
bur urn ~ bbs changed la nds at 81 Is per gallon.
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Ionshs Of the fiscal year ending June 90, 1874 and

Io1o:-
DBL 10
ol'oso'o4o
The customs receipts to-day were s4ss,ooo In
ternal revenue receipts. s274,2l2 The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day 1000 account OF in
terest and &l25, 500 IN redemption OF dve-' wen'y
bonds. The Treasury balances were:-Currency,
S6,s0S. Gao; special deposits OF legal lenders Tor
redemption OF certificates OF deposit s4s 10000
coin, $7e 4l0 including sa3 0G9 200 In coin GER
thcates; outstanding legal tenders, $3.50. 7l4soo;
national bank notes received for redemption to-
day, $35o.o00.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These were quiet and firm and closed "a fol-
ows:-Upited states currency SKIES, 1l94 llei6
do. do, $751; registered. l19% llsE; do. do, do,
coupon, 1908 l2I; 10. hve-tweTties, 1862, regis
tered, III q Il74; 40. do, do coupon, 1l1k q
NIX; DO. do, 1854. registered, NIX I17Z.; 40.
do, 10. coupon, us llsI; DO. do, 1855, regis.
tered. l1s 10; do. do. do, coupon. 1ls5s 1905.
DO. do, do, new, registered, llsT lI9h; do.
do. do d., coupon, ll9 49,; do. do, 1867,
registered, 11eH lleA; do. do, DO, coupon, ll92s
l2e; DO. CO.. 1865, registered, 1917 100; do do,
do., coupon, 1ls9< l2O; do, ten-iorties, regis
tered, ll4i4 1l4k; do. d. coupon, ll44 lis;
do. nves, 1881, registered, l15k I5A; do do,
do, coupon. 1l51l 49,.
STATE BONDS
were without importance. few Missouri long
bonds sold at e7l4 971a; Tennessee SKIES Lew
series, at AK; 40, old skies, ex coupon, At i5.
Other prices are unchanged
RAILROAD BONDS
In this department we quote Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated at soa; do. coupon,
gold bonds, at S34; Erie thirds at 90: st. Joseph
eights, convertible, at 81; Lake Shore second con-
vertible coupon, 1924: Michigan Central sevens,
1888; New YORK Central skies, 1888, at 100; Har-
lena hrsts, coupon, 1loH; Central Paclncs ss74 q
90; Union Pacific drsts, s6i4 81; do, land grants.
100 1907; sinking iunc, seh s94.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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HAvAsA, March 20 1875
to pa,s .etve and Prices =.
70 70 Dutca standard, 10 u reals; noiasses sugar
EGs to % S * e Ts. fair sc sosi reaa
81 S sis aa s ana M ,a .Sas "a
boxes and 500 hhds OF the week, s9U0
AND & ds sH snd SSfs s
~ er ansa o mbe % 3 ~ c TSur s
per bb Tor meriean; iiams So s.. per auintal
saSt 'h h s5 s foao est per So a'0
npy Soseas 81 LaSr
neInlnaL shooss enoyanf; box reals "a reals su,
per ~ freights arncr, owag The scarcty vessels
for Tie United STATES, per box Of sugar s. %:
ES s aa g SO ST. ass s h gaS Cd s
loading at other ports the north tor the tinted
10 SaG nd Of adss oidss h at araSa 81
PGn a. o a p sd 2n e a a Se eRt o. "a
qa e av ~ 9S H sSTs ss to = ~
do IL Is preni6 nE on no LOndon. IL rs premium fn;
on PSiIs, liz 10 premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
IoEpoy PRODUCE MARKsr-Lospos March 22-Even-
Ing Whale oil 43i per Linseed oil 2is 9d por
FINANCIAL.
UGUsT BELMONT co..
IN % Bankers sIJS d u ana y Nassau street
world, through III. -.''' '"'' '"'
and their correspondentA
Also ial credits and telegrarhic transfers OF
money on California. Europe and havana.
A -DtFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALLY
~. and bought by the old established mouse OF
ALBEIT II. NICOLAY Co.
stock Brokers ana AuctioneerS
No. IS Pine street, New York.
~ P.-7 and 10 per cent choice Citv Bonds
70 u cent interest prompll paid, or Sale below par
Ar REA soNABLE RArEs-NoNeY On LIVE AND
a Endowment insurance Policies, Mortgages ami
other ueS Insurance OF all kinds effected with
best companies. j. j. HABRlCH CO.. III Broadway.
A -aTOCK PRIVILEGES on STOCKS ARE NOW
II paying largely. we arr negotIs ing contracts on
responsible parties bc, In the MARKET slU6 Is
per 10 shares pat II CRADLES, $40 % days;
$50 u SOL 80 dayA full Information 10 best 10
OF operating sent On Application. IUMBEIDBf CO..
bankers aud EroSer'. No y All street New York.
WIDOW LADY WISHES 70 MEET AN HONORA-
n bic gentenan who would assist her IN light Dusi
can or ree days az 1916 asst twenty sixth street,
one night Oi stairs up or address BUSINESS.
ANY AMOUNT, FROM 81 00i 70 $500 TO LOAN on
~ Improve anI unimproyed Real estate la this ciy
LruOa lyu, Tor tcrtu Of years. without bonus.
William h. LkAytII, ~ BROADWAY.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March r. 1873
good oTi,na5y asc Est rssspts sss bales Exports
Cotton strong Offering light; mddllng, i59lc.; low
sTas s2Ga aea B Bril- S s'ss
s Z ras"''' Al04' e'A''"' 800 s-'S' 1''s ss0'A
cStSn Grmsr mdd I'm & Ow % Rss I3e
cOastwiss. ~ Sales. LOO Stock, 467oL
Is lie. rood ordinary 4 lidc Net receipts So bales;
t tinsnt 100 cpastwise iss sales sss STOCK sss
o., n,., 81 oswEeo Ma Mar nh e. $50 ..
for No. sprng, 50 80 IoT amber winter Sc 70 Tor white
Il ter GSS'a SIN sa
extra 81 s. Corn quiet Sc SIC. Barley held
81 .sSrS
-Four qqes and 25c higher on al grade; SIN sales
s6 Is amber So q 81 for white and s. % s. %
e Sae
and ens hshs ,. in On N OF gh supply
, ng to % s oas reaing at &c Tor r 5assed
Rye Rye en- aaa D al a Two da r sSs 4
hess VI lard 6isher: "a l5c High vines i Son
nal Dressed hogs scarce abont $40 per cw kecsipts
oals iioJ do; barley 800 hipm nts-flour. $50
DO barley 90 40 In store and aost-Wheat, nfos5
bushels corn - o2 do oats 224 40 barley 1866 Do
TotEpo March %, 1875
Flour dull: unchanged. wheat dull ami declining;
fea 81 81 S Scn a. a 1RF @ h M
mixed 9 h aay .s rs 10 low mixed S2HS ossDe
uar. sc 50 nammc tn, 81 S. Receipts-N heat, 4.0yJ
bushels; corn. LOO do; oats 5000 40. Shipments
Corn. 1000 bushels: oats, 1000 do.
CHICAGO. March 90 1875
fair aemsn over s and No. prns hsa IN
No Do 94e for strictly fresh. ssac Tor regular spot
ss a, s.S -y ' sfsds Nj
mikes, SIC. 673sc spot; 6esc bid April; 1916 blu,
Nay; 13c bid June; rejected, Csc Ca active and
higher; No. 2, 6i5ac IKE. spct 541Sc bid April;
81 sc. bid, nay; rejected. &c Rye steady; No q SIC.
CSC Barley quiet ana weak; 80, spring 81 U31s a
S. 90, spot 81 o. april Dressed hogs IN fair
ant, unsettlca, higher sales a. $50 10 SO Is
spot April $40 35 37. May $40 IS so OK June
Lard in fair demand advanced $3 81 spot
or April; Sf02aa Sli % spot or May SA IS June.
Bulk meats steaiy; shoulders, &c short rib mddles,
l0sc. lOs.c short lie loose spot Whisksy
firm in fair demand AT 81 II; seeds steady; lair IN
choice: timothy. 81 ~ SO 50 clover ST II 10 Re-
~ceptsflour 100 bbls wheat 5000 bushels; corn 10
900 40 oats "a O0j DO Barley, 0bc do Shipments
Flour 50Jg bbls wheat 5000 bushels corn, OOJ o.
oats, 300 do; barley, IL on DO. Al the call o. the
koard n the afternoon, wheat weak ami lower s271
Aprll " May oats UNCHANGED PORK nigher, at SO i
for April so 10 for May. Lard unchanged
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An Active Day in the Stock
Market.
GOLD STEADY AT%sll6 Is.
Money on Call Loans Easy
at 2 Ia q 4 Per Cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HEAVY.
WtxL STREET,
Monday. Aarcn 22-6 p. NJ.

Wall STREET,
MONDAY. Garcn 22-6 MI
The orenlng OF Tire week is apparently replete
with financial In tercy t. hopeiu III feeling Is ex-
.aibitad ana favorable expression concerning the
early revival oil trade are 10 be heard on almost
~evers side. These however have no immediate
connect on wtcn the stock market. ard If the lat
ter was sensational and excited to-day 1t was
due entirely ~ causes that belong 10 itself. These
may have been real or ARTIFICIAL he do not pro-
pose to analyze them; but II VIII se seen that II
certain securities an unusual advance has taken
place. The leading speculative shares were
Union Pacific Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and West
ern Union all OF which improved upon tnelr open
ing prices ana closed frm. Osser stocks likewise
showed
CONSIDERABLE STECNGrH.
New York Central sold at l004 1ol lo17s.
Erie ranged fr0l 271s to 25X. ending at the latter
price Lake shore sold at 74t. a75. and closed ut
fAI WABASH steady at l31 1879 1917.
Northwest common moved rom &C down 20 1874,
recovered and sold at "A; tie preferred stock
sold at IS a 81. Rock Island was Grm at abont
1861 ST. Paul opened AZ SC Z, receded 20 80 and
ended at Se4. OHIO and MISSISSIPPI commenced
o. 2sX, advanced 10 272s and closed att74 Dela-
ware and LacEawanna was Steady at Ill = lll1!.
C.. G. and !. c. was In moderate demand at 5A
81 Union Pacific opened AZ 521s, advanced To
$50. and closed at the fgure last named. western
Union moved rom I636 10 a. racine Mail rose
from Box TO AK, closing az Al 4, Panama sold at
lI3 1iS4. Ham pal and 81. Joseph, more active
than usual, showed . range between 231< 233t;
DO. preferred sold at 81. Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph was quoted at 1+lS. me foregoing
figures are indicative OF generally strong market
anc possible change Tor the better IN the pros
pects OF speculation
TIE TRANSACTIONS
we're very large, amounting to $4,000 shares.
Nuca comment WAS made with reference to tue
course OF the various stocks, and the prevalent
feeling IN iavlr OF q further rise. The present
movement, however, has been SO rapid that 1t ex-
cites suspicion, ana as Good Friday occurs AZ TIE
end OF tue weekend 1t is, or course, q holiday
realizing sales are expected and consequent
decline. We DO not however, venture any pre-
tictions. The sales may be distributed as ol-
ows:-New York Central and Hudson River, $40;
Erie, 400; Lake Shore, 21,2OO; Cleveland and
Plttsburg. 100; Northeastern, 40, 100; do pre-
Ierred, 900; Rock Island, 2100; Pacific Mail,
los 100; 81. Paul 3,soO do. preferred, 400; Ohio,
1850; western Union. 63,0j0; Wabash, 1890;
Union Pacific, $500; G.. G. and |. c., 200.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and iOWesl prices OF the day.-
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For uure delivery basis middling) sales we
been ollows-Saturday after T. A.-Apri 400 ba e
It 70 sc May 500 at l5,Sc, LOO. at ~ BIC: June,
8 % a. II loo. August, IOJ at IL q &c. goo at 7Js
september ss az l. J,lSc 100 at II II PC October. sj
Saturdays closing prces-Mareh, 10 slsc.; April,
10 2-3 May, II &s-c. June, Z l6c. II IS &c. ;
July II 2S32c August i7sc. IL 70 SIC. september,
II Use IEc; october, l6Ac a 10 Is-isc Sovem.
ber 10 9l6c. 1850 December l6 l932c ios,c MIR.
Re arm aoday, uo TO 2 = AaApri, $40, at l64c.,
at u Ss2c 200 at l7se Sse0 a, 55ae 2zes at 7sc.
IL l52c 90 at IKE, lGt l52c ~ at Ike 100 at
II 5-2c 3oy az ne July 300 at 45-}9c so ati1 l6c
lO9 IL 3lc 100 at IL Bile 100 at I714c.; Sepe Jer
100 at 7.S Total 2Ls0o bales Grand al 4OslU oaes
Exchange-7-lo pail 10 exchange 40 March Tor Nay.
The receipts at the ports were as ioows:-Galvesto,
ST. es New Orleans, 40; Mobile. 4s5; savannah
sSs; Charleston gu; Wiimingion ss6; Norfolk, 1885
New Nork, is5i Eoston 20, rhadelp hia, 1853 Tots,
IL28 This day last week. ~ H. This day last We
H,l4A Cotton rates to foreign ports quoted thus;
Havre, by steam, sc To Hamburg, by steam s1c, 10
Bremen by steam &c. by sail &c. compressed. 10
Liverpool Lied. py steam; nv sail. nominal.
tLoUR AND GRAIs. -Recepts-Floui, 1852 bbls wheat
81 ~ bushels; corn, IS $40 meal bLs and
642 bags 26.5 bushels Flour steady Dut very
qu4et shippers not operating any extent and
business with loeai buyers was very light Reported
sales included 49, IBIS Corn meal steady bat
nFnIa
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wheat was very quiet as exporters were not buying
~ any extent aud the call RON Ocal mers Inn
ed 20 sn1 lois, wnlch included about $50 bushels at
81 a tor No MILWAUKEE, 10 arrive, s. 1874 III 6 Tor
Iowa spring No ca cage and Northwest IN $40 and
Adoat S. i612 81 ~; 20 Milwaukee 81 lsasi az
No. spring 81 u ~ ~, winter rel western 81 ~ a
s a; amber 81 2S 81 81; aud wbiLe Western 81 Is
3 y. Corn was arm but qulet win on y small
local and export business sales 600 bushels at SIC.
sc Tor mixed, western, CHIEFLY at S1c; white
western at zoe. SIC, oats frmcr ana IN good
maud; ssies iac1aed 800 bushels AZ g7c 6sac.
cheIy al O5c a dc tor mixed, and sc. = iU}5 &c.
white rye Wa qaet At ~, go, BARLEY scarce and
nrn; Canada West held AZ 81 %; small lot vi 400
bushels twO-rowed state sold AT 81 20. 10 arrive.
f2sfsHrs.-F0f accommOda ion on he berth he mar
ket remained du anu nominal In absence Or
business moderate charerng movement WAS re-
portc4 stSehdy rates 10 Liverpool " steam. nominal
rato gr graia, Ia 1ti, coio 5 90 provisions
~ q IS 10 LOLd4G oy scam, ~ bushels grain at
~. thar era herman bart, heuce 10 CORK
oers % the united augfom W 23JJ quarters OF grain
a. o. VI. or Dc. Norwegian barb Hence N Cork
.luer. VIII " bbls. a. napntba az D. 3d.. British
porh. rpm iadctpia 10 Continental port excudin {
INN vain ~ Dbs VI refined petroleum ats. I'd an
",n'lie ~ noDulr now al Boston,
500 Oi IlLA 8uI back. with 1OJ hNds Oi
sRtr a. 81 5J' Norwegian BARK. hence TO a
bAuc porL with l.2U bills OF refined petr 10
Aa"Nl an SAnsfA -ea1ant' hursesl4u bark with
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MONDAY, March %, 1875.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS.

Providence. March y, 1875
Pr ning cioths 6m at &c Tor 6ixbf SPOT goods and
OF Nau ~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-20
PATENT NOTICES.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No. PCS, United states Survey
No 81.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA,
AvDYtI q 14Tk

United STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. NEVADA,
April 8, 1875.
HVoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
8. White Cloud Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company" corporation, py
it, agent. o. L. CRANDAI.L, whose Postothce
address is at San Jose, Santa CLARA county,
California, has made application LOT dod I ,i
states Patent to two thousand (2,OOO) linear
feet of a certain lode of quartz or other rock
in Mace bearing gold, silver, copper and
ether metals. commonly called and known as
tha g White Cloud Lode" and the white
Ciond consolidated Gold and Silver Mining
claim White Cloud Mining District, Churc-
hill county. State of Nevada. extending two
Thousand (2,000) linear feet in an easterly or
eontheasterly direction from Post No. 1.-THE
noint of beginning) along the line Of said lode
and embracing the same with all dips, spurs,
ANGLES and variations, with surface ground
siy hundred f600) feet in width, and described
on the plat and. field notes on file iii my Office
as follows, to Wit:
BEGINNING at post marked ono. l, q.
Survey No. 81" whence chimney of the stone
cabin of the White Cloud mine bears south
So deg. 80 min. east, ,225 feet, said cabin
beinp about mile and one half from mouth
of white Cloud canyon, and north 81 deg. east,
TOO feet. of monument OF location OF theWhite
cloud lode. whence monument Of location
of the White Cloud lode bears south 81 deg. ~
min. east. ,041 feet. and whence the highest
peak on the north side of White Cloud canyon
and cabin bears north 20 deg 30 min. east,
2.152 feet: thence, first course. south TX deg.
30 min west, GOO feet, to post marked . NO
2, U. s. Survey, No. 81" thence, second course,
south II deg. 80 min. east. 2 600 feet, to post
marked g No. 3, U. s. Survey, No. 81; thence
running third course north IL deg. 30 MIN.
east. 600 feet, to post marked No. 4. L. ,.
Survey, No 81" thence running. fourth
course. north II deg. 80 min. west. 1000 feet.
to post marked No. l, the place OF BEGINNING,
containing within the above described boun-
DIARIES u 54-100ths acres. Courses and bear
ings expressed from true meridian, magnetic
variation II deg. Is min. east
This claim is bounded by no other claim as
far as known, and is on unsTveyed land. and
being far from any United States public land
surveys, no connection was made. This sur
vey was made to conform with the record of
location. This location h recorded in the
mining records Of White Clond Mining Dis
trict, kept az the Office OF the Mining Recorder
Of said White CLOUD Mining District, Churchill
county, Nevada.
ADOLpHUS Waltz.
ap12 est Register.
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Oder to Show Cause.
TN THE DISTRICT CURT OF THE
Il County of Humboldt, State Of Nevada.
In the matter OF the Estate Of MARY /.
PEASE, Deceased.
Order to show cause why Order Of Sale OF
Real Estate should not be made.

1t appearing TO the Judge Of said Court bv
the petition this day presented and filed by
w j. Hutton. the Administrator Of he Estate
Of MARY I. PEASE, Deceased, praying for an
order Of sale OF real estate that 1t is necessary
to sell the said real estate to pay the debts.
expenses Of administration Of said estate.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge OF said
Court. that all persons Interested in the estate
of said deceased. appear before the said Diss
trict Court on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
june A. d. 1878, at 10 GEO k In the forenoon
OF said day at the Courtroom OF said District
Court. at the town Of Winnemucca. in the
county OF Humboldt, Nevada, to show cause
why an order should not be granted TO the
said Administrator to sell so much OF the
real estate Of the said deceased as shall be
necessary.
And that copy of this order be published
once week for AZ least four success We weeks
~ the FLYER STATE newspaper printed and
published in sail county.
WIN. y. BoNNIFI2LD, District Judge.
La'ea May ~, 1910. my,4 oawiw