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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

To-soRRow rs the day Get sor the various
Committees on the Lincoln county histori.
cal sketch to meet and hand in their notes.
Let there be full attendance. We should
not slack in the good work, because Il L. to
our best interest that thorough sketch be
prepared. The meeting will be held at
O'Clock, In the Courthouse.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

Rev. W. w. Harms, who, for some
months past, has 81 acceptably filled the
pulpit Of the Baptis, Church here, owing to
a severe bronchial affection, has been COM
PEELED to tender his resignation, and con-
templates going to Southern climate for
the benefit ofhis health. Wsle,rn that his
congregation greatly deplore the necessity
Of his resignation, and hope tina, he mry be
restored to health and again come TO labor
with them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

A nABY named Abe Gum, Of Madison
county, took the certificate in the baby
show at Richmond, last week, and Dan
Williams, Of the same county, took the
premium A baby girl Of Mr.. John Tay-
lor, took the premium in the female ring,
and a daughter Of Mr. Lou Maupin, the
certificate. 4 "Gne display" Of squalling
infancy competed for the prile's $40 silver
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

Osr Of those pleasantries which senti.
mental young editors are 90 apt 10 term "a
refreshing oasis In the printers desert life, "
is call from bcvy Of pretty, entertaining
young ladies. We are indebted 10 one Of
these 'bcvics" for one Of those ossises-cs-es
last Tuesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

SOMETHING attractive In the way Of hat.
can be seen at Hayden Brothers. They re-
ceived thi. week full line, and have many
new and tasteful styles which are all the
"rage" In the cities. Just drop in and ex.
anime them, whether you. want 10 buy or
not.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

THE Madison County Pair was a suc,,SSSs
in every particular. Pecuniarily, IL was a
complete triumph, as We learn from the
management that the net profits were over
. thousand dollars. Bully.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

VIZ were much pleased to see In our Of
hoe ON Wednesday. Mr.. J. II. Mars and
Mr.. J. l.. Bruce, of the Danyille AdrOoats
We always feel better after talking with
these wide-awake gentlemen, and wish that
their Wits were not so few and far between.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

CONVENTION During the absence Of the
Committee on resolutions, a call was made
on the Chairman Of the Convention, Judge
Ed. Turner, Of Richmond, for a speech.
The Judge somewhat reluctantly respond
ell to the call, and for fifteen minutes en-
tertained the audience with a speech which
was replete with sound Democratic doc
trine. He is man Of commanding APP
pearace, and fine address, and his remarks
were we'll received. Col. VIM. J. Lusk, a
Garrard county wheel-horse in the Demo-
cratic wagon, being called for, entertained
the assembled multitude for short time,
and put the people in good humor by
an anecdote. lie closed with a glowing
tribute to our National Flag, and urged
the Democracy to do their whole duty to-
ward the election Of Tilden and Hendricks.
Our townsman, Mr.. Vsrnon, made char
acteristic speech, and started out with the
assertion that Tilden and Hendricks were
bound to be elected in November, and he
said he could prove it, Mr.. Varnon refer
red to the fact, that whenever the Demo-
Gratis elected Speaker of the House of
Representatives, II was sure to be followed
by the election Of Democratic President
and he cited instances to prove his asser-
ton, from the year 1886, to the year 1860.
He advocated the making up Of Tilden
Glee Climbs all over the country. and sug-
ge-ted that the ball be set in motion then
and there, by a Tilden song from Judge
Turner, who, he declared, was one Of the
finest singers in the State. Amer repeated
calls, Col. 7. p. Hill, who had csnyassed
the District for tn nomination to Congress
for some weeks, but who had declined some
time ago to prosecute the canvass any fur
Their. came forward and delivered one Of his
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

HOTEL In Stanford for sale or lease, for
from Eve 70 ten years. one-half or all can
be purchased on time payments, one, two,
. three, -four and five years. The Hotel can
be convicted into two dwellings. None
need apply but responsible persons. For
further information, apply at this office. .
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

A HANDSOME flag Of fair sine floats over
the Carriage Repository Of Judge Dennis.
and d. T. Bash, at the upper end Of Main
Street, whereon ia written, rilden, Hen
bricks, Durham and Reform.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

In looking over the delegation TO the
Democratic Convention which met here
last Wednesday, we noticed men Of mature
age, who seemed 10 be In earnest From
each county we recognize men who had
grown grey with years, and they entered
into the proceedings with hearty good
will. We feel assured that every delegate
let the Courthouse with a determination
TO do all within his individual power to Aid
In the election Of our State and Federal
nominees. With such spirit, there can
be no such word as fall.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18
MARKETS.
Louisville.

Bacon at SIC for shoulders, f0c for clear rib sdea
and iiei2c for clear sides. Bslt meats At 7n7l<c
for shoulders SIC for clear RIB sides, and shc Or
iFSc for kes and bucket Hams ct .s5x@i5c. Mess
pork eis@1s 80. Breakfast bacon i<1<c, Wheat at
so9eSc for red, ssc@si for amber, and 95 81 for
lvered. Oats at 3igs3c on arrival and s6eJ37c do
livered. Rye at 65970c. Barley at 70e75c. But
Ter at lo91se. Eggs at i2@i21<c. Potatoes siqi
10 on arrival. Onions 81. Green spples 50,aei 50.
Poultry 81 25eS2 90 for Spring chickens Leaf to-
baeco was hrm with sales at $4a7 20 for iugs 81 20
ais for leaf-lLouisville Commercial, nth.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

KsIrrIss YARNS In all colors, and su
perior in quality, can be boaght a, Hayden
Brothers very low, for the character Of the
goods Ladies. go there and lay In your
winter supply.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

Mn. oruELIo p. MARscHALI, after a
Jew months sl,y in Omaha, Nebraska is
here on a short wit lie looks we'll, and
reports good times in the West.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

IHAvE several fne Red Berkshire pigs
, for sale, a, reasonable price. These hogs
are known to be the best variety, as they
fa,ien early, and are very thrifty.
j. II. OWENS.
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Our countyman, A. B. Owen, after sell
ing out, declined going West, and has rent
ed farm Of II. T. Bush, near town, on the
Milledgeviile pike, and probably may re-
main there for several years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

THS Summer Term Of the GRrrad Cir
cult Court, commenced on Monday last,
God will remain In session three weeks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

Ma. J. II. ADAMS, one Of the elevcresi
drummer- in the State, was in town Thu
week, and favored Us with a call
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

AL. HUFFMAN lef, for Peabody, Kansas,
last Monday. A grea, big tear glistened in
zach eye ss he babe farewell to familiar
e-eu,s and his swccthesrts.
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On. s. 7. CRAIG and Mr.. +. r. Hayden,
after spending a pleasan' week a, Rock
castle Springs, return d home lAs, Saturday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

A riRsr elass Hotel in Stanford, can be
purrhAred or leased. Address this Office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18
IOtAL VIEWS.

MIss JrsSIH SASpIryR, Of Pulaski, L
Visiting the Misses Carson Of this place.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

PERsoSAL-Mi-s Lizzie Huffman, Of Gin
sinnsii, and Mis- Sallie Cook Huffman, Of
Lancaster, sre visiting relatives here.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

TD wife fThos. A. Elkin, ESq, Of Gar
rsrd county, died recently, Of Consump-
ton.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

N3Ik.-Ihese qu9'Anons are 70 % unaensiooa As
possible quantities. Purchaser will hnd, upon
trial, that the margins asked by stanford Grocery
Merchants, In wholesale Quantities. are small
any town In Kentucky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-18

The BRIGHr HoPEs OF YoUTH BLASTED
TAKEN FOR RoBBERs-PI PISTOLS BRoUenT
INTO REoUIsrrIoS-AS AMUSING EPISODE
Two youths, one employed in q we'll
known clothing store, the other prominently
connected with this paper, conceived the
happy idea, few evenings since, Of going
on counting expedition some miles in the
country. They arrayed themselves in their
very best clothes, and, procuring fine turn
out, awaited until the dark mantle Of night
was being gathered around, and then set out
to make their call. Not knowing the way
very we'll, and the house being several
miles remote from the turnpike, they did
not reach their destination till half.past
O'CLOCK. Now, the inmates Of the house
were sober, industrious people, and believed
in the good old maxim, "Early to bed and
early to rise, and had retired TO the land Of
dreams. The youths held a council, and
finally agreeing that IL would never do to
return to town without letting the young
lady know that they had called. began to
hammer on the front door, but soon found
out that they were at the wrong ono to pro
duce the desired effect. Repairing TO the
back door, their repeated raps soon brought
a night-cap to the window, from which the
authoritative inquiry came: "Who !.
thatr One Of the youths answered, John
Doolittle, Of Stanford" at il q lie,"
shouted the head in the window, "John
Doolit,le wouldn't be here this time Of
nightp ave came calling" meekly re.
piled John, who commenced to advance
sufficiently near to prove his identity.
stop right there, sir " came the order, and
John, beholding the CLEAN Of a pistol, in
the calm night air, almost withered in his
steps. Throw the light on him, James"
said the head in the window to Lis brother,
which, being done, revealed the fact that it
was, indeed, the veritable John. Tom
Green, who had, up to this time, feared to
open his mouth, then came forward expla-
nations were made, the youths were invited
in, Handsomely treated, and all laughed
heartily over the ridiculous episode. The
youths, though nearly scared out Of their
wits, had sufficient compassion on the young
lady to object to her being aroused from her
sweet sluuber; so, with heavy hearts, and
sorely crestfallen, they seated themselves in
their little buggy and betook themselves -
town, cursing the cruel fate that KEEP,
them from accomplishing the object oftheir
visit. Better stay at home, youths, till the
soft down now on your upper lips will have
been transformed into decent mus.ache.
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STAMFORD & SOMERSET
STAG =.

On and aftor the LIST Of July noxt
I will have control of and run both
lines Of Coaches between Stanford
and Somerset. Thankful for past
liberal Patronage. I hope to re-
ceive it again In the future. Com
Portable Coaches, good horses. and
careful drivers have boon pro-
vided.
a0-sm
, 1876-01-16

the mornin: all right, but, just as lie IVES in tho
net Of taksug his dinner, he suddenly left Tho
table, carrying 4 lit,io Jug full OF broth and
made his way down Govan road in an o1clted
manner to the place whcro tho Professor" vas
to meet him. 4 large crowd Boon collected
round the POOR fellow, who WAS az if pinned to
the wall, holding OH tenaclously to Ills little Jug
containing the broth. He eventually aid down
upon tue cold ground, however, and lay there
for about twenty minutes. Tho excited crowd
expected tho mcsmerist to keep his appoint
mcnt and relieve the POOR follow from his posi-
tlon, but he did not put in an appearance. The
police arrived On tho scene. and the man was
conseyed to tho office Oh barrow. His limbs
we're BY this time perfectly stiff. and. with tho
exception Of slight movement OF the heart aud
pulse. the body showed very little signs OF lie.
". Barras waB sent for, and. after considerable
difficulty, succeeded in bringing tie young fcl-
low out OF his n,csmeric sleep, after his wife
and brothers. who had come to tho Office, had
been greatly alarmed about his condition. Tho
mans health must have suffered considerably BY
tie exposure, rs lie shyered like an as,eu leaf
cab. 80
, 1876-01-16
EXPECTATIONS.

Mgch peace is hls who, when the days bs gaunt.
caI spurn at Fancy's hint Time dsy si-tilily
Anu hle ut ouce where hopeful ELL u-b.4,,ls slant
Arross tue gorgeous 1nints Of Probability,
And vauns, NJ I'LL lis own,
Some golden days that have not shona
Although unfortune, like an ata's footsteps press
Tue k:eeouess out of lie i'll all rexlity,
Nno conid deny Mitawber, in his bleak duress
The con 7olations Of h!s I.lea1ity:
Or Eink hia epm{o.taslen stjrs
Making their homewlrd way q et uumanpad deara7
II. "hea the actual days come twisted hard
Ffoni Sal's hot spindle, Fzncys def: simplicity
Caooses 10 snatch from Destuy's flying card
sono ncecy wees. and. from their meek Elasticity,
F.shiou auch days as seen,
Ful1iimcht Of darling droam.-
Who would, cold hearted. kay this angel "Say,'
UT Elc1He Ler boast with measured c.lculatipus
fa!.cS ss right i'll doing VIVA: SIZE may
To c:c"r the snna Of Dulf,css with antictpation
'T~nnit har.ily be chcerior world than now
II rural cocks, ere sunrise. would not craw.
CHICAGO. Boyer II. CAMPBELL.
, 1876-01-16
Extraordinary Case OF 1acssncrikm in
ScoLiund.

Much excitement and not . little indignation
we're occzsioned IN Govan on "Wednesday after
noon by the conduct OF 4 mesmeriat, ana there
il hos talk Of civil action being raised against
him for injuries inflicted on 8 respecsabie young
married nan residing in Butndyke street. who
WAS allowed to lie on the cold damp ground in
state OF meKneriem, and had to be conveyed On
barrow to the police Office. and the services Of
3 medical man obtained before he WAS brought
to his Eenaes. lhe iaesmcr1st gave an enter
and the young man, aho is filter in one OF tho
ship-buidng yz:us, vas meeme1tzea nlong
With several others, and, who in ti,l: state, tue
ulesm.rl6t commanded him to come to the cor
uer of ,he aboyo street at quarter to 2 o'clock
OF h,s thinner. 1hs 6ttaz want 70 h,a work ia
, 1876-01-16

/
| An earnest call has been lately extended to
| the Nonan'B Temperance Unien to establish q
| Sunday afternoon religious service THIS de-
| roand has boen complied With. snd, at the frs:
meeting last Sunday, AIRS. II. B. Holyoke de-
tiyered an address setting forth the reasons for
this movement. Sine stated. in the first place,
that the object of holding such meetings was
that those who had 1ately tecn rescued from
the thraldom Of lntenperance, and WHO were
detained by business from the daily Temperance
meetings. might ne prod;ed by the miuistta ationr
of thosu whom they hailed as rescuers that
others still under the fatal grasp Of the DENIM
Drink might receive inst, uc:lon specially adapt
ed 10 thor case from those most familiar With
their rceaa that Clerks and young men EN-
ploTed down town. as we'll as transient guests
and constant boaTdots at the hotels clastsl ing
around tho business ceutre. might en- joy warm
aud living couaSe!.
The WOMEN OF the Union had Ilald the matter
II prayeriul deIibeta'io;', whether It we're of tbs
LORD or 10. Tn either hand taere were DAN
gers to be avoided T1ey would not run before
they were sent. Eor Wien the Leader called
would they be- slow to otey. On the Previous
FRIDAY. at J large meeting Of the Executive
COMMITTEE, it uoauiaioosiy vo.ed to inau-
garato a ser.es Of temperance addresses for Sun-
day alteruuoua ut the lecture-room Of the First
81 L. Churcn for tile prcseu;, TO pe conductcd
by various Clrlstiau Hunlen i'll the city,
Tue Chief REASON given for engaging in the
work was that they believed Providence ipdi-
Gated It as tho missing link il these times
in reaching tho masses. The derotees
Of the GUY we're secretly uneasy. and, to raciit
conscience, bought tue EXCUSES OF inhue:lty,
The great problems Of life aud the hereafter
were tho stock staples u discussion among
drinking 1neu hut. naturally. They Eo;iid Hos
enter tho sanctuary. such were invited to enter
tlsese meetings.. for this was not to bo church,
but mutually heipfu4 religious end temperance
society. NJ other injecting Ill tho city Oh Sua-
dav nad precisely ;he same object OF similar ln-
strumentahsios. The daily temperance meeting
had received the seal Of Divine Providence. /.
was a Centennial revival, Where not onIy did
men abandon criu1, but often renoupced other
acknowledgements. and began to seek the true life.
Iu outeflug upon this work they also be-
licyed it to be in harmony With the spirt
Ut tho aso, which recognized the power
OF the individual. Moody and Saukey
had7 illustrated tho truth that tho, wit
ness OF tho spirit by signB following VAS more
than the imposition oil Lands - call aDd indnc-
ton to the ministry Of reconciliation.
Tho werk also Utilized tho taleuts so long bid
in napkin. ejudice, precedent, amt CAUSES
equally unworthy. had contrived to prevout tho
voice OF Hoiua2 fTo.o te5tifying what God Lad
done for her. Wonnn bad lou: led In the fash
inIlabie world a,1c iu the literary cotero. aud had
often Deen tEe tcmpfer Of man. As she had been
mans destroyer SO, under God, let her be mans
delivorer, leading tho lost to the Savior OF the
world.
, 1876-01-16
RAILROAD TIME TE5LE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTiIRE OF TRAINS

ExPLANAT1oH or RxrEHcsc1 ,3ArKs-r S7tn:aay ~.
eeptad. "Suniaj s1ce,tel. tJua1ay sxc32l,1 Il.
Tivs Suudxy It S0a :. m. DAF.
, 1876-01-16

CHlcAGoa NORTHWESTERN ss1t rms.
37eksf uTte t4f> ,eyA.AA Ha4t-,.
IT.. corner Aaattanst, and at tts leev:s.
, 1876-01-16
ADET,pHl THEATpE
Here We Come, Triumphant

Here We Come, Triumphant !!
Novelty upon Novelty. Tlo very acme of A1uae.
ment. Every night this week and Wednesday aud
Saturday Satnees,
An ENTIRELY NEW HLL TI!KOrGLDUT .
a Regal Court of Beauty. Forty lia.lso,ae Young
Ladies III = chaatt ayd refined
LADY MINSTREL SCENE.
Look at tho Array Of Artists: T1lE KuCSsELL
BROS. Champion Acrobata Of the World. :hoNs.
GIOVANNI. the Musical Wonder. The famous Is:J-
puLD BROTHERS on the Triple Bar The wo,l-kuowu
Song aud Dance Artists, DELEIlASTr aud CUM
MlSGS. Tie wonderful GEIESELI. CHILDREN
Tue pleasing little Sisters HAMILTON. III dual
sketches. HARRY TALBOT, the p,oular End s1au
and Comedian. Cl1AS. DlAMuND in Snr:4 :nt
Dances. i:ecngaeenHnt Of the Great WALTER ER.y,
the Original Sugar H'h aud Colnreh Orator y t excel
ence. CiIAs. y. WHITE, the Sterling Comedian .ui
lnterlocutor. 1oo1 ut tbs GALAXY Of Beauties: Liz
ZlE KELSEY, GE' E''KGIE MAY. LIZZIE WARREN,
FANNY GldSSELL. EDNA LAURENT, LITTLE
FLORENCE.
THE QUEEN or THE ELVES. new Grand Bal
let led by Hiss Tllie Antoni with fourteen beautiful
Coryphecs.
MR. DEN THOMPSON,
This famous lunkee Co1ued'an. in I'LL original and
t1r~
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FOR SALEOR RENT.

CaffAee House hard finished aasa pieosAzily y
located ssnsh and Washington sasssas- H1y
further paEsi,stasx Apply 10 csswfeEd 1 HArr.ss.
toe. asssf
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

On New Years Day. for dash Of q mile. Cali
;'rnis rules to govern all the above races En-.
frances ~ per cent. on all the purses. Four to
enter three to start
d4td vf. ll''H 81, g.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-20
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

County OF Ormsby, State of Nevada. II
The matter Of the estate OF Judson Warner, de-
ceased. Hrier to show cause why Order OF Sale
Of Peal Es.gte should rot be made.
apuesrins to the Hon. S. II. Wright, Judge
of said Co,.r, Ny the petition this day pIese nted
and filed 10y James Judson Warner, the admin.
istrstor of the estate OF Judson Warner, de-
ceased, praying for Gn order of sale of real
estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole OF
the real estate, to pay the expenses OF admins
tratiop: It is therefore ordered by the Hon. S.
II. Wright, Judge Of the said Court, that all
persons interested il the estate OF said deceased.
apDear before the said District Court on the
FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE, A. l.. 1876, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court
Room Of said District Court at the City OF Car
SON in said County of Ormsby, to show cause
wbv an order should not be granted to the said
James Judsnu Warner to sell SO much Of the
real estate OF the said deceased as shall be me-
cessary.
And tina. copy OF this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the CARSON DAILY
APPEAL, a newspaper printed and published IN
SAID Ornsoy County.
Dated March 1lth. 1876.
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a ppLrCArION FOR A PATENT.

APPLYCATION FOR PATENT.
"A To the NORTH CARSON NINE. No. 3OS.
q, s. Land Office Ca son City, Nevada. March
a3d, 1876. Notice is hereby given that the
NORTH CARSON Silver MISIN1 CoArASf. pt
its authorized agen: A. 8. GOULD. whose post
Office address is Carson City. Nevada. has TINS
d.y filed it's application for patent for flf-
,een Hundred linear feet Of the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver. with
surface ground six hundred feet IN width.
situate. living and being in Eagle and Washoe
Valley Mining District County Of Ormsby
and state of Nevads, and known and dcsi2-
mated by the field notes and official plat on ME
in this Office as Lot No. 40, in Township 10,
north Range twenty east OF Monte DiablO me
ridisn, the exterior boundaries OF said Lot NO:
AZ being as follows, to-wit: Variation. To- %
e,st- Commencing 1t Post No. ]. at =. Z. corner
Of Tho claim. on the southern slope OF the
mou ntsin from which point the section corner
most At the 8, T.. corner OF Section ~. 1. 10 n.
+. 20 E., M. d. II. bears 8. u iU z. lSi. ieet
dis,ant and the Gag stad on the dome OF the
State Capitol at Carson CITY brars .. e.
and running n. 45o As Z. 500 feet TO Post No.
,: thence n. 44o 49, W. 600 feet 20 Post NO. ):
thence s. 45o AS W. 1.5OO feet to Post No 4:
thence s. I4o l5' T., 600 feet To place OF begin
ming contain lining 2n.Gf1oO acres. This claim Is
bounded by 70 other known mines or mining
Claims The location of this mipe is duly re-
corded in the Recorders Office Of Eagle and
Washoe Valley Mining District st Carson City.
Nevada in Book A Of folio l91. Any and all
nersoas claiming adversely any portion of said
North Carson Mine or said mining ground as
hereinbefore Described, are required to Tile Their
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
state, Land Cthce, at Carson City, il the state
OF Nevada during the sixty days period OF pub
LEGATION hereof or they will he barred by virtue
O.. the provisions Of the statute.
"a 49, A. WAITE poeis.e-.
r. d. EUwA.Aus, attorney. LAA-a