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office.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
employee of The BULLETIN, unless the
same is made on written order signed
by the president or secretary Of the com
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an emrloye of the company, tor any
purpose whatsoever.
CARo BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10, 1873. u
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Chief Of Policy Gossman. after thor
oughly inquiring into the case OF Charlie
Gilmore, the news boy, arrested on sus-
piclon of being the party who attempted
to rob the till of Barclay Brothers store,
and then cut Mr.. Mcdonald. the clerk
who gave chase. was discharged on Tues
day night. Elmorc proved very clearly
that the hat captured was not his, and
otherwise convinced the officer. that he
was not the guilty one.
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VIM. Eichhoif has ju.t filled his ware
house and factory, corner OF i''i' street
and Washington avenue. with the
largest stock and most complete variety
of furniture ever offered in 1.-THE Cairo
market. lie means business, and will
sell Tor cash only at rock bottom figures.
It is only necessary to examine his stock
and prices to satisfy yourselves as TO
quality and chcapness. and that nor is
the time To buy. i-l2 Inn
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Another candidate for Alderman

A pressure has been brought TO bear
upon Mr.. John Gladney. TO enter the
contest Tor seat in the city council.
from the Third ward. The race il Is
thought between Gladney and Wright,
should the latter stand for reelection,
will be close. 1t is said that Mr.. Glad
ney will carry with him the bulk Of the
colored vote,
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The town is still infested with lot OF
petty thieves. who ply their neiarious
trade successfully whenever they make
an effort. On sunday night the h otel OF
Mrs. Gafincy,on Commercial avenue, was
entered, the thieves carrying away with
them several table clothes, castor. and
"A fine bonnet worth fourteen dollars.
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The SOciable TONIGHT

The ladies OF the Methodist church
give their regular sociable at the parson-
age. Eighth street. this evening. Re
freshments OF ice cream, cake and other
delicacies will be served. Good music
will also be one of the features of the
evening. All are cordially invited to at
t.nl
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uouse Furnishing Goods.

This department at J. Burger 4 Co.'s
store on Commercial avenue. contains a
stock of table linens, towels, napkins,
marseilles quilts, ETC., etc., which will dc
light the eye Of every housekeeper'
These goods are offered at panic prices
and will go of like hot cakes.
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SEE koCH.-U. koch, ut his shop and
store room, No. 90 Commercial avenue
has for sale u stocl; of boots and shoes o.
his own make also II large stock of st
Louis custom made boots and shoes. liz
keeps the hest material and rs up In al
the latest styles. His fits are perfect, ant
satisfaction is guaranteed. GIVE him
call 0.23-tf
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for good agricultural lands on
Ten IEAi,s' tHEpiT, nj SIX PER CENT. interest.
puu't run ANY risks, but go to u country that has
been proved To lie good. sead Your addrss by
postal card to Land Com'r. II. NJ. u: Il,
Burlington, Iowa, and receive free copy OF iowa
and Nebraska Farmer, with chart Of lands, ana
low round trip rates. 3-Is-w'm.
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EXCELSIOR saloon.

This popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, is open to
the public. The bar is supplied with
pure wines, choice liquors and the finest
brands of cigars.
3-25-lm a. kRoUs, Proprietor.
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"A. HALLrY.--A .Iinclot Of table and
pocket cutlery, also spades, shovels-
hoes, rakes, forks axes and a general line
of hardware just received by A. HALEY.
1lj Commercial avenue. 2-ls-3m.
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We are authorized Ia announce the name oi
IIARNoS ELhIk, asa candidate Tor ie-eIer'
lion 10 tie Office OF City Attorney, at the en'n-
ing charter election.
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We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Opcners, taken for adver-
Using, which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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DO you know that j. Burger ~ Co. are
in receipt Of a magnificent line OF carpets
and OIL clothes, all the very latert styles
and designs The first arrival of the sea
son. Stop in and examine their stock.
I-C1-iI
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1t should not be forgotten that on one
week from Saturday, Rothchild & Co.'S
Royal Victoria Circus and Mcnagarie
VIII give their first exhibition in this city
The show has been entirely recognized
for the summers campaign. and good
ppfcrmancc il offered.
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Gents Furnishing Goods,

J. Burger q Co.. have added to their
stock this spring one Of the finest selec
tons OF gents furnishing goods ever
brought to this city. Gentlemen are in
vited to call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Ladies linen and alpaca suits, beauti-
fully made and Etylishly trimmed. for
sale at J. Burger & Cos. These suits
are selling as low as material can be
bought in this city. Call and see them.
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Sleeping carriages and preambulators.
for babies OF all sizes. at prices ranging
from s. 80 to S25. at VIM. Efchhofi-s fur
nitpre factory, corner Seventeenth street
and Washington avenue. I-ll-lmN
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Burger & co. have n beautiful assort-
ment of dress goods Of all kinds. and
silks. summer silks as low as sixty cents
per yard. These are splendid bargains.
Gail and see them before the rush.
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White goods and linens. including all
kinds of white wear for suits for ladies
and children, at Burger Il Cos. The
prices of these goods are extremely low.
and the stock is "A most attractive one.
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SOMETHING NEw.-The Lightning, re-
ciprocating, tin churn and egg beater.
the latest and the best ever made, at A.
lIallcy's, who is now selling his large
stock OF stoves, tin and brittana ware at
greatly reduced prices. Give him call
before you purchase, us Commercial av
cnIip 2-lS-3m,
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A meeting Of colored voters will be
held at Phillis' hall tonight, to talk over
the course to pursue at the polls on next
Tuesday. is expected the meeting
will be largely attended.
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Elegant Novelties.

Ribbons, fans and parasols, latest styles
and lowest prices for sale at Burger d
Co.'S. Also an exquisite lot of cashmere
and ecru ties, IN the newest designs,
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Mr.. John Crowly. travelling agent Tor
Halliday Brothers st. Johns salt mines,
is in the city paying his friends and rela-
tiyes here a short visit.
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Mr.. Henry Paris, Of Detroit, Michigan,
i. in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Phil Howard.
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10 bales OF III muslin &c at the New
York store. Also 1900 pieces OF prints.
choice styles at and $ cents per yard,
retail li-s.lOtl PArIIR n Co.
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\ beautiful line of new embroideries
just received by the recognized "embrod-
cry house of Cairo-J. B,rgor.S 60
.,-2l-ti
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Linen fibre, plate finish, letter and note
paper at the BULLETIN office. Blue and
cream laid, below st. Louis prices.
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The funeral of the child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Kennedy took place yesterday
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-13

IN. majority of the voters in the First Ward
hereby annonnce Mr. JEWEIi WIl.CoN as
their candidate for Alderman OF tue SAN Naiu Z,
and will supper, him at the ensuing eie'uoh'
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JusT RECEIvED-A. HALEY has just
received fine lot of canary and mock
ing bird cages, flower stands, flower
trainers, baskets, archer. hearts and
wrcathes, which he has marked very low,
Mt ll5 Commercial avenue. 2-lS-3m.
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NOTICE. TO CANDIDATEs.-Candid
may Use the columns of the BULLETIN
to bring their names before the people, at
the following rates, cash m> adcanee:
City Clerk, So; City Treasurer, So; AL.
dcrman, 80. No variation from the cash
Ia ddrduce rule II
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Atis,es


Fifty cases of SHOES just in aud Tor sale
low. mt the New York store. t-S-l0t
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Cashmere I.accs and MEETINGS.

Ga, hmcrc lace and netting. u splendid
assortment, certain TO please the ladies,
inst in, at j. Burger Il Co. 3-2l-tt
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'Below nigh water of 1874
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal service. L. :. a.
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THURSDAY. APRIL Is, 1876


JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service, L. ), A.
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ISIsl Gloves.

Fresh arrival OF very large assert
mcnt OF ladies' and gents hid gloves at
j Burger Il Co. 3-2l-tf
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At wholesale at the New York store.
Call and obtain prices.
i-s-l0t PATIER & Co.
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FOR II,EAsURLK.

". ar. authorized TO announce NJ ~ :"
sTOCkFIETIi ~ "a candidate Tor NY li''7
urer al the approaching municipal ciect'oh'
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For.
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Two furnished rooms; apply Eighteenth
and Commercial avenue.
J.ll-lwd. Mis-. ". i PiICHER.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Irregular Meeting).
CouSCL CHAMBER, CAIRo LII +,
Anril Itth 1876

Irregular MeellnHl'
CoUSCL CHAMBER, CAIRo Iii ;
April 1ith 1875,
Present-IIis honor Mayor Winter; and
Alderman Halliday, Paticr Parker. This
tlcwood, Rittenhouse, Saup, and Wright
=.
On motion of Alderman Halliday. the
reading of the minutes of the last meet
ing was dispensed with, and tie minutes
approved.
REPORTS.
The report of b. +. Blake, city treas
urer, for March, was presented aud read,
and on motion Of Alderman Wright, re-
ceived and ordered filed.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
made the following report. which, on mo-
ton of Alderman Halliday, was received
and approved, and the bills thereto at
tached referred to the Committee on
Claims:
CAIRo, ILL.,, April nth, lsIo
To the CITY Council Of the city Ut Caro-;
GESTLEMES-'rhe undersigned CON-
mittee OF the Board of Health beg leave
to MAKE the following report On the
22d day OF March we were notified that
| there was "A slight case of small poX in
the house commonly know rs the Flat
Top, and which was occupied by six
colorcd families. We immcdia ely caused
tho rooms in which the disease was to be
fastened up, and two policemen detailed
by the mayor, one by night and one by
day, TO prevent any one from having nc.
cess 10 same. On the 2iih. Il violent cast
was discovered upon the streets. whel
we deemed It eXpedient for the public
safety. to open the small poX hospital, an'
remove the cases thereto, which was don,
on the following day. having the vacated
premises thoroughly clcansed and fumi
gated. The two cases having fully re-
covered. we discharged the same thi'
day. and after thoroughly cleansing, put
ting shutters TO the windows of the hous'
for protection, have closed the same
The expense attending the running OF tn
same amounts to S52 %, rs per bills at
tached to this report, and recommend tn
same tor payment. We congratulate The
city upon the chcapness of handling tn
disease, and the citizens upon the con
pletc removal of IL from their midst al
Of which We respectfully submit.
Henry WINTER,
&. .. PATIER,
W.RIrTENHoUsE.
W. L. WRIGHT.
Board OF Health.
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Something New.

--Pilsner Buckbeer at the ITALIA
.aloOn u.
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Mary Miller, Cincinnati.
- City of Helena. Vicksburg.
The Belle Memphis came up from
below with q moderate trip. She put OIL
100 bales of cotton for the East, via the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad.
Anchor Line boats will pass this port
in the following order until further no.
tice: Wednesday, Helena and Capitol
City; Fridays, Ste. Genevievc and Grand
Tower. and Sundays. City Of Vicksburg
and John b. Maud.
The City of Helena arrived from st.
Louis with more than 1000 tons. She
added very little freight here.
The James ID. Parker passed down
from Cincinnati for Memphis with a good
trip.
The Ashland passed up from New
Orleans on Tuesday night tor Cinc'n-
natl. She had fair trip Of freight and a
good passenger list.
Tho big Dutch Bismarck gave us the
20 by yesterday. She didn't stop, going
straight up the river.
The Cherokee came in with liGht
trim from New Orleans. She did not
make fast, but went on without doing
any business here.
The Mary Miller came down from
81. Louis with light trip for tincin'
natl. She added about twenty tons here
and went on her way.
The Jim Fisk had Il light trip from
and back to Paducah yesterday. she
leaves again for Paducah at o'clock TINS
evening.
The City of Chester Is getting new
Goa. OF paint at st. Louis.
Capt. Reese Dugan Is having the
Eckcrt rc-painted at st. Louis.
The John l.. Rhodes, Is due from ~
Louis for Pttsburg to-day.
The Vicksburg Herald says; "Ih'
II, r.. Lee has gone for good. She vii
never be seen at our landing agan,eXcep'
fora few brief moments early on INC
morning of the lilh, when she VIII pas
here on her way to Louisville, to be tori
up and dis,nantled. IL looks like apt!
to tear up such pretty, such famous
and, apparently, such Il good boatas til
Lee. Before leaving Ms yesterday on he
final trip, the Lee took run up tn
river and came dying past the city, CAV
ing large number OF spectators tas''
of her old-timc speed, and then was OF
like rocket. Captain Cannon viii tak'
charge OF her on lcr arrival ~ N oN
Orleans, and Captain Campbell ana '''
present officers and crew will INC trans
terred to the steamer Katie. :.
The Zee and barges are que rum ~
Louis for New Orleans today
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EDITOR EILIRTIs Please announce that am
u candidate for the ONCE Of City Clerk vt the ap-
preaching city election WILL II. HAwKiss.
We are authorized To- announce the name OF
JAMES W. STEW ART IA II candidate for the
Office of City Clerk, at the ensuing city election.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAN DgPARrMEsr. RIVER RgPonr,
April Il, $50 (
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We are authorized to announce the name of
W r. AXLLi ~ a candidate for reelection to
the once of City Clerk at the ensuing charter
election. u"
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Just received by Goldstine & Rosen
water. 3-2s.u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
NOTICE TO lIEHnoLDERs.

uIHg UNDERSIGNED HAS TIlIS DAY
u commenced sn setion Ia the District Court
Of the Fi,st Judicial District, In aud for the
C,uu,y oT storey, State al Nevada IN which
aciion be is plalniin, snd y =; nULcoMbE
PENDANTS, which action IL rought 10 enfoicv
lien M favor Of plaintii ssd ngAlnst d-fsndants.
mn, N The .outh thirteen hundred feet of that
cr,isin mining claim aud quartz loie: haaiing
roli aud silver. situated 10 the uoid hiIl hin.
Inc District, County Of Storey. fiAte 81 Nevads.
,ir-cribed a. f,llows: Beginning a. the nofth
cent. post. situated On tue northwesttriy slope,
sbout two hundrvsl feet souihery from rsNlne.
and whence hsAis the southwest corner posi of
the Europa comIanJ's United states survey
No. lO2 moth two degree. nfty minut-r west,
two thousand six hundred aud thlrty.nve feet,
an running from ssid noitll csnter pot. nfrt
cours. eat thr,e hundred feet. second courre
.outh fifteen hundred feet, third coirpe west
-ix hundred feet. fourth r0urse north hfteen
hundred feet, NTH co,irye rast thrte hundred
feet, ~ the poitt of BEGINNING. containing
twenty and 'ixty.six ne hnndrdihs acfer,
l-rafing- expressed from true iner:d an. m ".
netic yarisiion sixteen and one bali degrees
east. t,gcther With tho tnemen'r, her.SiltA'
m mis- snd ap uriepanees thtrsunto belonging,
which lien IL 10 secure the rum OF Three hun.
irpl and pixiy-one and nys rue hnndfed'hs
dollar, In god coin oi the United States. s.a
10 slaimsSi under aud by vriu- of the Act ol The
lrri. Aiurr OF the State of Nevada. entitled
"hn Act 10 secure liens 10 mechanics anal
Others. and 10 rrpesl all other Acts ~ fe.A Ion
thereto, |" approved March I'll. 1915.
Now, Their fore. all per-ou. havi'g claims ~
hoLiins lien. uron said premises, under tns
prpyisions Il such Act. are hereby nntinei 70
and sp,ess bsforr said court on TiiuRsDAl.
the 18th day of JuLe. A. D.. lsIG. Of ~ oens.
A NJ. the same beiug dAy Of the rsgulsr suns
IRA. A. ID. ls.G. Of said court. AMI 10 eihip''
then and there the pr ,of nf their said Hens;
Il. u. q ,RkiCK. Plaintiff
Virginia. Nevada. May 23d. A. D. isIG,
II. II. TAYLOR. Attorney for Pisiniin'
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SUMMONS.

tn TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
! First Judicial Di-tiict u the State of Ne.
vsdA iu aLd for the county of storey.
Q. u. WOOD. Plaintiff. W. q. W. WOOD, DE.
fendant.
In and for the county Of storey. and tie com.
plaint nled in said county, Ia the Offics Of tho
CLERK OF said District Court. ON the Nth day of
May, A d. lsiG.
The state ~ Nevada sends greeting 10 u. W.
WOOD. ID, fend.ni: you are hereby required 10
appear Ia an Astiou brought against you by the
aboye-na named plaloiin. in the District Court of
the First Judicial District OF the Stats OF Ne.
vaLa, In and for the county of storey. and
answer the complaint hi,d therein within ten
days tsxciarivs of The day Of ssrsiceI after the
rrvlce on you of this snn mons, u ye,vrd In
raid county. OF u served out OF said county.
within twenty days. and IN all other casss foriy
,lzy-, nr Judgment by default wall bs taken
sgslnst yoa, according To the prAyrr OF said
complaint.
neni and degree of said Court dis'olving the
isonds of mstriisony now existing betNten you
aud plalhtiff. awsraipN tn ,Ainttn the care.
ruptoly snd control of the minor thildrrn.
Jsmes W. wood and Flor. ! wocd, i.,ne o. the
marriage between you and plaintiff: for coats Of
-.iIt ~ 4 counsel fees and Ai.o decrtc OF tald
court awarding 10 pIaintin the roie ovnerphip
uf the community pruirrty now owned ny you
nnd plA ntliI. couslrtbB oI houltrtteus tua
situate In the town oi Gold It'll, county NJ sto-
r~y, aud described a. fellows. To witt ot NnIn.
her Twenty ls0). In block Nutnb-r One ~,
Range ID, as known and drsigbated upon the of.
hciai plat or msp of the town of Gold Hill. to-
geihrr with dwelling situated theron and the
hou eholl furniture. all ~ the Nalus OF one
thousand dollars or there.bouis. For cause Of
sction, plaintiff alleges n Alnrr aud neg eci on
our part 10 provide plsint.f and your children
with the common nece.sari-s % life. All of
which will morr fully APPEAR by reference io
plaintiffs complaint herein on nlr, copy OF
which YOU are herxith served.
Aud y,u are her by notified that 10 You fall
10 ansxer ia, eomplaiui. the said plaintiff will
apply IN the Coun for the isliei therein de-
msnded.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trirt Court of the First Judicial District of the
state Of Nevada. In aud for the county of sto-
rry, this sOtn day Of May. In the year 81 our
l. nj o, G Thousand eight hundred aud seventy.
sx. -
iiy q. u. SESSIONS. Deputy C'erk.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. sIu.
q. =. survey Ne. ias.


TT q. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY. M.
We vsda, Nay -. i5lG. = Notice Is hereby
Rtya that the !" SUPERIOR GOLD AND AL
YER xinfnG COMPANY corporation duly
orgsnixed ard exipting under the laws of the
sats @ Cahfernia, whosc postofiiee addr-rs
e.i.oo, California. has this day. by J. II. No.
KNIGHT. its superintendent and duly author.
ired Agent. made application f.r uniied stafep
patent for nftscn hundred r50o) linear feet OF
ths Stewart Lode" bearing soid and silver.
tIgethsr with suffsos ground six hundred feet
IN width. sitnate. lying and being In the Gold
Hill kining DIstriet, strrs, county aud Stale of
Nevada. known and designated ON tho Held
notes ana offrtal plat - United Rtates Survey
or Lot No. iss. In Section 81. Township ~
north. OF hanse 81 east. Mount Diablo meridian.
the exterior boundaries of Haid Lot No. iss be-
Ing a. fsliows. ~ wit, Beginning at poet
marked No. !, ". y. SURVEY No. Ias locstrd
about sevsnty.hye feet below the Ophir Grade,
on the nouh side cf Crown Pnini ltavine. and
whence bears ihs eross on the Catholic Church
On Fort Homestead south ssS degrees east
nAgrtan on Mount Butler north ~. degre 90
west the quartereerIion corner on the south
line Of Ssction 81, Township II north, ltapge u
esst. n0int Diablo meridian. s0uth 10 degrees
rs.k \, y fevt, and running fcom SAID post No.
u first eourre-Norh s0k degrves west 30
let. 20 Post No. .. Thence. second course-
North 10 degrs 30 minutes west ! 80 feet TO
post No. 3. Thence. third courpe-Soiiih Slh
degrees esst 60 feet. 10 Poet No. 4. Thence.
fourth cosrss South 0degress 10 minutes east
l,soo feet. TO Post Ho.s. Thence. nnh cour.e-
North t0k degrees west 30 feet. 10 Post No. -
the point of beginniDg containing - u lu0
acres. Bearings expressed fom the true meri.
dlan, magnetic variation III degrees % minu,rr
East. The abor and improvements consist of
shan and tunnel. exceeding 800 In value.
Survey made 10 sccori with record Of location.
This riaim IL bounded un the rOuth by tho Ou.