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A FEW MORE FIGUREs.
Are the Negrees ihe Governing Power
Of the Uaited Btateaf

II is we'll known that the Republican
party expected to perpetuate It's power
by the weight of the negro vote turning
the scale in presidential elections. The
reconstruction acts were framed to ae-
complish that object The monstrous
frauds, plander and oppression of the
Southern States under the Republican
earpetbag governments grew out Of the
conspiracy between these governments
and the government at Washington to
make the benighted negroes the ruling
element There is NOT an intelligent
citizen in the country, North or South,
Democrat or Republican, that does not
know this to be fact And it is be
cause that minority of the negroes
South, the most enlightened of them,
have thought proper to vote with the
Democrats, that the Republican man
ayers and leaders rave with disappoint-
ment. and endeayor 10 overthrow the
election of Tilden and Hendricks by
trickery.
We estimate the population of the
Republic within the voting States, ex-
elusive of the territories aad the non
voting Chinese and indians, to be 49,
oU0,0 600 The census of 1870 gives a
population of nearly S!l,eoo. 600. To add
something over 3,o0booo for the IT,
crease since the census was taken is be-
low the average OF preceding cores
ponding periods. We may safely place
the population, therefore, at II, 900 900
within the States voting for President.
The white population probably is Al
00o, 900, and the coiorsd 100000. For
obvious reasons, which every statisti-
tician will understand, we do not give
the same rate of increase TO the oolored
as TO the white population.
The popular vote for president in 1872
was o 463, 0l3. Considering the increase
of population the last four years. and
the unusually large vote polled at the
election last Tuesday, the total number
of votes in the last election will amount
probably to over 100000. This would
be little oyeG one vote for every ak
and a-haif persons,
Well, then, according TO the political
arrangement of the Republican party,
100000 of negroes, most of whom are
grossly ignorant. are to rule 4l,00o. 900
OF intelligent white people That is,
they are to exercise the balance of pow
er in the election of president of these
United States. Fortunately minority.
small though it be, of the mass o. No
gro yaters have LETT the Republican
party, and the vote of that minority adj
ded to the white vote, has given the
Southern States to the Democrats.
The following tables show the white
and eolored population, according to
the census Of 1870, in the several States
South and North
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Com,.r, tor ,ne Uneasy s,om.eh..

That Incompatible snti-dyspeptic cordial
carminaiive and appetizer, Hoststter's
stomach Bitters. yields comfort 20 the uuea-
~ stomach with degree of prompiitude
most gratifying TO the victim ofindisestion,
The eradication OF dyspsp b. the Bttters
Ia OF course. accompanied by the disappear
ance OF every one of Its nultifarious and
puzzling sym ptoms, among which may be
mentioned as the most prominent, heart
burn. fistuience. abdomina al oppre sion after
eating, and sinking at other tinss, palpsta-
lions OF the heart, water bra
sick headache and ntasea. Hostetters Bit :
tiers tone and regulate the various organs
which assist In the processes of sss,raiis-
ton, secretion aud evacuation, fortity the
system against malarious fevers, and de-
velop In the enfebled system fresh stores Of
vitality. In efficacy, as in popularity, they
surpsss any tonic or regulating medicine OF
the sge.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS-To the Sheriff
or any constable of Dallas county, greet
Ing You are hereby commanded that by
making puolicat on OF tuis citau on In some
newspaper published in the county of BAL
las, Tor four weeks previous 10 the return
day hereof, you summon Lewis Tinaall ana
fnomas Long,w hose residence are GnknoN a,
20 be and appear before the District Court
To ne holdeG IA and for the county Of Dallas
al the courthouse thereof la the city OF Dali
las, on me third Monday in December next
then and there 10 answer the petition OF
Richard S-Willis, a resident OF Galveston
county, Texas, and who sues - surviving
partner of the late iirm OF L. j. Willis & Bro
Tiled in said court. against said Lewis lin
dali and Thomas Long, and alleging in sub
stance, as follows, viz; That on the ist Of DC
tooer, lsss, the said Lewis Tiudaii aud
Thomas Long, made, executed ana delivered
TO James II. HsiIoway, fheiF pfolni>ory
mote OF that date, whereby they promised 20
pay HE SBId Holloway or OEusr, ~ Hutch
ms, Dallas county, Texas, twelve months
sEt.r date thereof, SiS3 81 In gol with inter
est at eight Per cent. per ahnuin from date;
and thai they also On said Let Of October,
isI2, executed and delivered to said Hal
iowsy, their other profntsoTy note OF Ihpf
date whereby they Promised to pay to said
Holloway OF lrieT at Huicbins, Texas i've
years after date siSS IS god, with Interest at
eight per cent per annum rom date: that
afterwards and before the maturity If said
notes, the said Holloway, for a vaiunh HE
consideration, transferred, endorsed and de-
hvered sad notes 70 tiie firm OF p. j. Willis
a Bro, that j. Wills Is dead, and that
the surviving partner OF said arm IL TN.
legal owner and holder OF said notes: that
said notes were given Tor the purchase
money Of an undivided one-nftl Interest "a
the following described tract of land viz:
Lying In Hamilton county, Texas a rari
Of the headlight survey of Jacob Thomas:
beginning south ~ degrees. W zlOl 5-lO varas
tn m the ; corner OF the original suFyey
| for the + corner of this trart from which 4
| live oak marked A bears : c. degrees W "a
varss. Themes 90 deRrees " ltss,t vsras &c
the W corner, lgoLa which a live GA l
marked E, bcsis = 'iegIees. W | vsras
Theme N 81 dserees, T. lss6s& vsras 10 the \
! + eornef from which live oak marked ID
bears N % degrees w Is vsrHs. Thence D
| degrees 4 2sif2 varas 10 the place of begin
ming, containing 7Ss acres. Plaintiff pray
Judgment and foreclosure OF the vendor
lien and an order OF sale OF said interest In
| said land. Herein fail not but have yot
then and there before said court this writ
with your return thereon, showing how yo1
have executed the same.
| Witness W. a. Harwo,Jd, Clerk OF the Dis
1 trict Court, Of Dallas cnunty.
| Given under my hand and seal NJ sal,
Court in the city of Dallas, this the 18th da,
of September, a. d., lsd.
wa. HARDWOOD,
! Clerk District Court.
| TAT r. l fONFs Denuty
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.r,r., In war. Frs, an peace.

And first In the hearts OF the thousands who
were once the victims of dtsordered Liver
aud It's attendant rnaladies. Such as Con-
siipation, Bilious Fevers, Collie, Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Chilis, Rheumatism, Gout,
Jaundice. Restsessness, Loss OF Appetite and
General Debility. First TUFTS Pills and
then health and happiness" i. their motto.
This is the result of American progress in
5 fence. Diseases that were once treated by
emetics, hiisters, lano-.s, starvation and
poisonous minerals, are nov cured by these
safe and gentle pills. which impart strength
10 the body, while they remove all I'm.
healthy seeretions.
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SUtice-

The injunction served upon me il
relation to occupation taxes having
been dissolved, | am no longer re-
strained in the collection OF said
taxes. Therefore, all persons ia ar
rears with the State or county for oe-
eGpation taxes, are notified TO come
forward promptly aud pay said taxes
as | am ordered to make out list OF
All deiinqueBts aud present the same
10 the grand jury Oh the first day tilev
meet, which VIII lie December Is.
1875. Notice is also given to person
selling beer exclusively foreign or dc
mestic) that an annual license tax j.
required of $50 to the State and S22S to
the county. Respectfully,
W. II. PRATHER.
Tax Collector Dallas County.
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20 far a. official returns have been
Isc'ived, Throskmortopis vote for
Nonsfess la the counties OF Dallas,
Collin, Grayson, Ksafman. Parker
lsrrant, Johnson and Erath. andCook
unofficial, ~ 1895, and Isiggsr's 2,ooe
thss leaves the counties o. Ellis, Hill,
Hood, SouleryIile. Pslo Pinto, ste-
phens, Earslaad, rshsckssfsrd, yoang
Jack, wis-, Dsnton, Montsxas, Clay
and llpck~nil 10 hear from. IL tbs
eaantles TO bs heard from very lev
Radical vosss VII bs poll~d.
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We. u. Gna.r.azn-c citlE-a. - D<.
having us.-i Ifr. Jciensns c11c~.rr<n-t
White -aiphar spring. Ss,<- ~ 49,
more Il ths foiio~lnx D.<--<s. vlE C1f 80
sick .nd <-r<oz< h->1.ne-&
Neuralgia 81 Nerves. I~ossltx. sn1 s<-Hr
instAnee have received >r~<sty rslt-f 49, -
.st-es Of Chrvnie Con~ti p.tlun. . p-uF.1414e<
cure. A. "a common pur14tiss - 4-lll
O.. ~e hav. never u-<-f . 1s~llei1e ~ -
failing an IL rnscf and 81 M --s.-G.s.
pleasant In - scfloa. o-t1Z eurir~4I -
frotf any nsu~e@, grlr1nE- CT ~<-n e7--a~-
zntne->- Me nnS % 1-an- n r-x1,-Ef -
We can reduce the cs--e zr--ia-lit - -
halt OF TIE usual saannty 80 - - s--~---
the full dos
kpouinx tns rn~rsts of tass s-z<,.- -
parsti-n. us can r-cora1..nd n - a. -
qusifn~d manner - tas -a1eri-< s~-HI-
1n.r.. A EalHl~<t<
,k MEEiN E-akA
Pr CLAAk
NJ - fftt-
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4 v.XkC6aS.
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ALFkAI kk>r
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NC ot<KlE
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r,sdvs~ All n1>x 0<1nmD
COR 3 ye1SA-
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GsAsr is concentrating troops in
Washington City. preparatory to tbs
meeting Of Congress next month. The
Inter- eeaa notes the fact that no man
wss ever more in earnest than Grant,
and "tAat IA esse fros6ls arisss Ae ell be
prepared 10 neef Il at its iaesptioa. Several
companies Of troops have been ordered
70 the p0sts in and around Washing,
and arms will be ready at the Washing.
ton Arsenal, 30 that We will not have :
repetition of the Buchanan fiAsco in
1860"
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sight before Ia 81, honse near Gem.
s'ohs lnmbsr yard, vas ro5bsd.
i.'rt nisatCrqt. Aofton, chief Of %
iaF' Nslt to The house Of JOHN VIII
hanson, and found a clock which had
oeen stolen, which the proprietor Of
We house swear- to. Williamson was
arrested and is now 10 the calaboose.
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THE STATE OF rExAs-To all persons

THE STATE OF TEXAs-To all persons
l. interested in the guar disnship OF the a.
tate of the Minors. r. w, T. NJ and o.
Sibert: IL. II. Massey has filed in the County
Court of Dallas County his final account a.
guardians of said minors, and petition for
discharge. which will be heard ON the ex pi-
ration OF twenty days nom the date Of tEis
notice, at next term of said Court 10 con-
sene en- the third Monday IN November
next, at the courthouse thereof, in the CITY
Of Dallas, at which .in,e all persons inter
ested IN said guardianship may appear aud
contest said account IL they proper.
witness A. HARDWOOD, Clerk Of the County
Court OF Dallas County,
Given under my hand, and seal of said
Court, at office. this .sth day of October, A.
u. isia. A. HARDWOOD,
By W. II. THAcKEs, Deputy. noylOw5I
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WILSOS-ELLiOTr.-A the Lamar hotel,
Dallas, November y, 1873. 6y Rev. l. h. Car
hart, Mr.. Ohio Wilson and Miss Belle Elliott,
both of Ferris, Ellis county, Texas
COLE-GOBLE.-Att the same time and
place, by the same, Mr.. Thomas u. Cole
Of Ferris, Ellis county. and Miss L. r. Gobie,
of Dallas county, Texas
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Your Attention, Farmers /!

ionr bill of Fruit Trees Vines ETC.. or
dered of Rosbank Nurseries, Fruytes, sons 4
Morgan, proprietors, Nashville, .enn To be
delivered at Dallas. Texas, will be delivered
November "A, on Lamar street, one block
north of Iexas and Pacific depot. Please
come promptly on the day appointed and
receive them aud pay for the sane.
nova32tAwtt $. 4. MOODY, Gent Agent.
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The demon Disease was Boosting one day
How the body of man was all his prey.
mot all" said Health; "yoa must spare his
tyeath,
Nor can you destroy his gums and teeth"
"why not" said Disease. said Health, You
won't,
Rec.nse I,v. yiven man SnZ0DoNTo
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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Xaish
Natures Own Remedy.

ais valuable pr-rar.Iicu p9f ~ - -
bic cure for Chronie gcn-ti p-fiea. sea s.a
Nervous Hsalach-- NeuralEla. Iorrlll A-srr.
Nervous beinilty ana u luu. n<f "a -
ea-ss -f.sing irom a dl-ofcsrue si.-a.--1 -
~ viii relieve tie uor.t e.--- - z.rvu.<
and sick b--a-chss IA fruza 60 - 49,.
Eour>- Vail cure therno-t cn<I-n-ts - -
chronic eoi4stiF.tiou IL fruna ~ O. tA1rrI
days-
/, Is the best snd .1Te.t szz<.z--s ss-r
uer al circumstances. ani.iiznx IN -
tim. entirely me frur1 sug $500 kr1Flo4.
Or even yEEgl-s<sntns--- fs----~-.< 49,
sure p1rgsfivsl that pGrIass n 49, -
hEiids - the > stem N sork = r1sanar 11~4
tbs same effect l. r-r-11csd - . --4-ns2
dos urtil ~ u-e may D. dA-rs atln1--e ...1 Q
permanent cErr effcctrt-
II T. conysuisa NJ. oily res4u-rlnx . - -
stsE sac eAn y t.ks1 - a.. - - =
or pleasure
Ey analysis tbs pr-pzr.fisn 81 - .-anz
70 contain AL t1e Eeilcl1sl FruF-rI~s -
the " hiie SaiInur -prinz Nai-r. =. l-<-a
fEorn TIE Sprinessoet a co.s-z-r-s-1 80.
each pint t-einz es1>l ~ tee e.-l-u.
II Dc s,, ,sse aas5s g. e - -,
Water are Will undsf.i.,od ~ 81 .-1 -
formed medical men IN NJ "a 30
sod Asi.is pIsI@Is.a - a.tsrs 49, ...-s,.y
blood can De healthy fnat ia-ss 49, $500
them In thstr proper prulcrt1ol-
this preparatou- A. .noa - u ! 49, =
cnters into thf hlo--i. sxI.liiU< a. E.ll<4-1-
lated poi-ous Artsiax foua $50 -
malaria, puriiyinS tie sioe-1. a. .,-e-<..-
sirnicu and iEsFrlrtins = Esnsral 1.a-l.r
tone 20 th- entire sy.tsIn-
To Pot this in TIE rc.ea % al, - a. p.1-
ting twenty-five vents ana a esil.F- 49, -
droEgisis generally. ..
-. = -
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In this age OF humbuggery it Is easy 10
make bold assertions, but to furnish ind's-
puiable evidence of the truth ofthem Is not
always easy.
We toidiy assert that Or, TUrr's HAIR
DYE Is superior TO all others, and 10 prove II
we give testimony of celebrated Hair
Dresser, who has used the various COM
pounds recommended for coloring the hair
for twenty-five years.
REAr IT.
AUGUSTA, Ca, November 4. ISL.
DR. TUT: Dear sir--As a Hair Dresser
Tor twenty-five years, both In Europe and
America, have used all kinds OF hair dyes,
and am happy to say that yours Ia superior
TO any have eyer seen. Fas several years
nave used 1t with the greatest satisfaction
10 M seit and customers. Respectfully,
=, BALTZEAN. French Hair Dresser.
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What tn% D<-<ss.s. ~

We. th> ona-r-txn.f tirax<-.< = o-a-A
Trxss. having eeen ~rtttn. TT en~s1&1 .
Concentrated White sui b1T -DEl1E- u 49,
for the psSf year or moe. a1d nasl1l< - -
opportunity of learning q II sc-e-rs 49, -
parties 10 ~ hoLn ~- have ~1.1. - 49,. -
fing!y yfonoance ~ on q IT, a~s1 asnus--l~-
upon the Enark~t 49, t1e 4-~~
Dentlon.d In DR. C.ismse sclrr,se-r. -. -
Poctsliy chronic con<tir sfion. ga a. -
xoos ues1s cnc-. and . co-nn-ca F4rx@-4N@
ne have never sod ans Fr~Per.-AN~ e4s<
gives such uuiye1< ~ s-tl<-actlen-
Know inS IL pics-anf s11 arl,H-n "a --<<8
to-efher With st. p.rf.-cf <>trt1 1E-,-r a. -
ciin-lanc--. ul---t c1e~1i9-y rSc~---.~@~
~. use 70 The suf-e-in every -
IpNNOh n - AKA
GALlANA1 nfklA
HgrkI<> tfus kLh
WILLIAMS rULl4tkk
Hofr q CaAff1<-
pAILA. Texss Jaly / tS&
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DANIELS.-In this city. November 2.
1876, Paul, sou OF the Rev. and Mrs. X. NJ.
Daniels aged I'VE months.
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csasY-..feuni El.s,,o..

As far ms heard from officially IA,
vote Is ss follows: \
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..Tne Pro.f or the puda,.x.. Etc.

ec.use I,ve given imam sozopoNT.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-10
Application for a Patent
TO THE ANTARCTIC MINE.
c NO. $50.
u. 8. LAND FrIcE. EUREKA, New,
October 10Th, 1876.

Uet0Oer Suth, 1870. HIA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Richmond Mining Company Of Me-
yada. whose postoficc address is Eureka, Ne
yada. has this day, by its duly authorized
agent. k. Richard, filed its ar plication for a
patent for Fix hundred GOO linear feet Of the
Antarctic mine or vrin bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred COO feet in
width, situate. lying and being in Eureka
Mining District, county of Eureka, and state
Of Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this o.
fce as lot No. ITO.
The exterior boundaries of sail lot No. ITO
being as follows, to wit:
Variation, le5s deg; east; Commencirs at
a. post marked No., U. s. Survey No. ITO,
the same being post Ne. 9 Of Survey No. 100.
town OF Eureka bears NJ Us deg. 5 min f.,
80 feet, the highest point Of Ruby Hill
bears s. 81 deg. a min. W. sli $40 feet; and
tho Lawton shaft OF the Eureka Consolidated
MINING Company bears 5. % deg. Is min. r.,
LIS feet: thence running first course n. 80
deg. b.. 100 feet, to post marked No. 2, U. s.
Survey No; ITO; theoee second course :. .b2e
deg. h. 800 feet to post marked No. 3, u. 5.
Survey o. ITO: thence third courtc ). IS deg.
W go feet, 10 post marked No. 4. u. 5. Sur.
vey No. ITO, the = ,nie being post No. 3. of said
survey No. 100; and thence fourth course N.
62S deg. W, 100 feet, to post No. ], the place
Of beginning, containing 2 7l-lU acres.
This claim is bounded on tns southwest by
the Atlantic mine and on the northeast by
the Gift m,ne. ~
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders office Of Eureka Mining
District. on pages l7s and I9. in book l. OF
the Eureka District Mining Records.
ANY and all persons C aiming adversely any
poi ton Of said Anisrctic mine or said mining
ground as heroinbofors describ d, arc re-
CURED 70 file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Lane Office at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. during the
20 days period Of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue OF the provisions Of
the statute. ID. u. IMMEL. Register.
.vfIml
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent
TO
THE WIDE WEST MINE

us. LAND OFFICE,
NYorrrEHg aFEA. 4 N Ty ssp.emhsT 2, 1875,
~ the Adams Hill Consolidated Miripr
Francisco. California, by ITS duly authorized
agent. DC. Powell. has this day filed its sp-
p,iration for q patent for 800 linear feet Of tho
with SURFACE ground $50 feet in width, situate
lying and Sbeing in Eureka Mining district
county OF Eureka and State of Nevada, and
known and designated by the field notes and
unsurveyed lands. "
The exterior boundaries of snjd lot No. ,O6
being as follows, to-wit: wv
variation l6h Dig east; commencing nt a
whence the flagstaff in the town Of EursEs
bears N SO Dig 40 M e 1884 feet: The h;.hsss
point on Ruby Hill No. l bears & de- On y
a,lgl #: ths LAYTON shaft of the Eureka Con.
f I ,7ci +, s and *. V %ias %e esa .ss : y s ds 70 r
p s sg eo y 81 e. thence running, first course,
Survey No. los; thence. second course. N az
~" ,s XII ,Ss 70 posi- INA arsedN No. ? Y, $; Survey
It to post marked No. 4. U. s. survey No. ,nS.
and thence. fourth course, s 3b d. y Sd =;
to post No. !, to place Of beginning. conts;ns
ing 3 67-l00 acres. .o"'sih"
This claim is bounded on tbe south H. a..
Alabama claim. "'
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorder's Office of Eureka Minins
district. in book D of page 49,.
Any ana al persons claiming adversely any
ing ground as hereinbef0re described, arc re-
CURED to file their adverse claim with the
Register OF the United States Land Office. az
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during The
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the erovis-
splo-ood D. B. IMMBL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-10
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for a Patent
TO THE ATLANTIC NINE.
NO. $40.
U. S. LAND OFFICE. EUREKA. Nav

AVE- 4
U. S. LAM OFFICE, EUREKA, New.
0ctob Der Goth, 1876,
NOTICE is HEKEBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho Richmond Mining Company of Ne
New. has this day, by its duly authorized
agent, K. Richard. 6led its application or n
patent for six hundred (g0U) linear feet of the
Atlantic mino or vein bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred (200) feet in
width, situate, lying and being in Eureka
Mining District, county Of Eureka, and State
0 fNevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this Office
as lot No. 100.
The exterior boundaries of said lot No.
l0a being as follows, to wit:
Variation, leh deg. east: Commencing at
q post marked No. !, US; Survey No. Ioe.
the same being post No. l.. US. Survey No.
own Of Eurka bears n .d4 dg. ~ min 4. 1900 #;
h. highest point Of Ruby Hill No.. l bears s.
~ deg. u min. VITA !-lO feet; and the Law
ton shaft OF the Eureka Con .olidated Min
ing Company bears 3. 30 deg. Is min. 3. 1908
feet: thence running first course N. IS deg. K.
200 feet 70 post marked No. 2, Y. s. Survey
No. 100; thence second course, :. 52b deg. Il.
900 feet. to post. marked Ne3,. u. s. Survey
No. l09; thence third course s. 81 deg. W, 200
fact, to post marked No. 4, u. 5. survey No.
100; the same being post No. . Of said survey
No. los; and thence fourth course n. 82b deg.
W.. 900 feet, along said survey No. los: to
post marked Nc; l. the place Of beginning.
This claim is bounded on the southwest by
the Arctic Mining claim, and on the northeast
by tho Antarctic Mining claim.
Ths location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining
District, on page l79. in book Is, OF the
Eureka District Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Atlantic mine OF said min
ing ground ~ III ereinbefere described, are re-
CURED to flo their adverse claim with the
Register Of the United States land Office at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the
90 days period Of publication horeo', or they
will be barred by virtue of tho provisions OF
the statute. d. b. IMMEL, Register.