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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-01
Application for Patent
FOI. IL Mill Site.
IL .NV. M.
L.. =. LAM nyffrE.

u. -. BAND bFflNE,
Eureka. Nevada, April u. lMb.,
NOTICE II iiEn EBl GIVEN Thai TUE
~ silver West Con soliJatcd Mining tob-
iany, n corporation Existing under ana ~
'irtue OF the laws Of California, by It's duly
authorized agent, Thomas J. Head, whose
r''stoiiice address IL Eureka, Ncyada, has th's
iny hiei his application for = patent is
A-iW acres as a mill site. situate, lying ana
oelng in Eureka Mining District. County Q,
Eureka and state Of Nevada. ard I'm 'wn ara
designated by the field notes and official pa,
on file in this office M Lot No. ~, unsar'eyed
lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot no.
~ being as follows, to-wit:
Variation, lb,9 Dig east fonmeheins ~"
post marked No. /. I. ;. survey ~. Z,
whence the flagstaff in The town OF Euivnt
bears n. 2 dg s m " 2.ia7 f.; the nortbwe't
corner Of the Richmond Mining ~CombanyM
Nevada Refinery bears n. 10 dg ~ ~ u III
and tho northeast corner OF the ,iiVwvt MI
furnace building b ars ;. ~ dig S,m !" "o iii
II and post No. I of T.. ). survey Nc. W mn,
site survey bears n. ~ Dig 4 ~ II; thfhsa
running :. "a Dig ". 100 I Z to post maieorp
No 2, q. :. Survey No. %; thence ;. % usn
~ f.. to post marked No. 4. Us. survey I'd
~; thence :. a. dg h '5ts IT; to pei w n.da
W 40 ii 10 post marked No. j. United sia.es
SHrvsy No. 81; thence sootb - drslues
WE II TO post marked So;,.o, y. :. sa,avs
No. ~; thence :. Si1 dg w. oVit 10 pv,'
5 DIX u N W 1885, II to post marked No.s,..
i. Survey No. ": thonce N, ~ Dig Z loi II 70
post marked No. o. U. ). Survey No,ga'
thence n. q Dig W itj II TO post marked ~ y.
10. II. IS. Survey No. -: and thence n. 81 ~
Ea37 II. to most No. |. tbs place Of beginnihe'
containing A Sri acres. -.
Any and all persons claiming adversely, any
norton Of said SilvcrW est , on, Mining om-
pany's mill site. IA herein before deseribc bed, aIe
required to file their adverse claim with Inc
Register of the United States Land Once, ~
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. during tne
sixty days period II publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue Of the proV'~
ions of the Statute.
apl sod u. b. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-01
sEALED PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIN ED AT THE OF.
w flee Of tho County Clerk, of Eureka
county, Nevada, up to ard including tho 18th
day If June, A. y. 1876, at 10 O'clock a. M,
tor furnishing medical lid and attendance
for the INDECENT sice Of Eureka county in the
Hospital and out of the Hospital within the
limits Of thr town Of Eureka; said bids to be
June 18th. 1875. to june 18th, 1877. Mons but
practicine physicians are solicited t. hid, and
each must be accompanied by the diploma OF
the physician from soIne medical college thai
he l. n regularly educated physician.
Bids will also be received nc the same time
and place for the care ard hosrd of each
hosui'al patient per day. which must also in
clula the keeping Of said hospital and fur
nj. hing III, same with necessary fuel and
other convenichces for the comfort OF the in
mates.
The Board Of County Commissioner re-
serves the right to r ject any or all bid.
T. ". HAt.MUN, Clerk.
Eureka, New, May 10, 1876. myll-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-01
Application for Patent
For. IL Mill Site.

Eureka. Nevada. Aprii9. 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John i Platter. " hose ~postofice address is
r.ureta ,N ev.. has tlIi. Jay filed bis application
for a pntenI tor two - 100 acres OF land IA
a mill site. lying and being In Eareka Mining
District. county of Eureka. and state Of NJ
v"da, and known and designated by the field
not"s ard otbrial lat on file in this efhee as
lot nun Der ~
Tn. exterior boundaries Of said lot MOI
being as follows, 10 wit: Variation loA deg.
east
Commenting at n rost marked No.. US.
Survey. No ~. standing AT thr nor,hWesl eer-
ncr ~ John +. flatcr's brick office, At the
southwest corner OF Main aud Mineral
trects, in the town Of EurrkH, where the
iagsiatf ~ the r.wn ., Eureka bears \. 10
deg. 10 min. ". LIS feet: hence running ).
"a deg f.. l76 3-lV f,ef 10 post marke "a No. =.
l.s. Saryry, M. %: thence ;. sls deg. ".
100 fset. D post mnrA-d No. 4, H.. :. Survey,
10. -; thence ;. So der. T.. ~ feet TO post
marked Not, | S.S.rvey,, No. NJ; thence :.
- deg. 81 mia. " 400 e.t. to post mari ed No.
,, U. ;. Survey. No. ~: thence \. 81 d g.
II. 20 feet. 10 post marked No. q. D.S ;. Sal
vey. No, ~; AID thence y. s2A deg. h. ~
Get. TO past b,srkee No. l, the place Of begin
ming. containing 2 2rlW ucres.
Any and oil persons c'sin. ing adversely any
portion Of said mill site ground NJ bereinbe-
fore dcscrib d, are required TO file their adj
verse claim with the Register OF the United
states Land uiiics at Eureka, in the State OF
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of pub
'~icaiion hereof, or they wall be barred By VIZ
tue uf the prsyisions Of the statute.
ar2i-tAld ID. u. lMMEL. Register.
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Rehekah Charity Degree, 10. OF.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
kebekak Charity Degrec Lodge. /. q. a..
r.. will be held in the Odd Fellows Hall.
on the first and third FRIDAYS Of each
month, at ~ o'clock p. N.
W. II. DAVENPORT. y. q.
Dan. NATHAN, Sec'y. Atf
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PROFESSIONAL.

DAv. I. BAILY. C. j. LANSING.
LANSING & BAILY,
TTORNEYs Ar LAW. OFFICE: I'd
~ floor. stone building, southwest corner of
Clark and Main streets. Eureka New.
my2l-tf
C. G.. HUBBARD,
A TToRNEY At LAW AND No
IA TAkY PUBLIC.
Office on Clark street. in Whitton's American
Exchange building. myl If
A. c. BISHOP. D. C. GRAN.
DRS. BISHOP g. CRAM,
DHYSltIANS N AlrRts EO Ms.
/ Office on Main treet. opposite Paxton Il
Co.'S Bank. Eureka. fidtf
j. X. SHAFER,
A TToRNEY AT Law. OFFICE UP
\. N. HILLHOUSE. W. II. DA sENPoRr
HILLHOUSE Il DAVENPORT,
TTOKNEYN AT Law. OFFl.,E IN
IA the Odd Fellows new building, w stairs,
Rooms ! and 2. Eureka. Nevada. ELL
THOS. WREN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Main Street, Eureka, Nevada.
tiff
G. w. BAKER.
ATTORNEY AT Law AND
IA NOTARY PUBLIC. Office in Dick
kyland's Brick building, Baien y, street,
Eureka Nevada. al
THOMAS j. READ,
IIVIL ENGINEER - L.. -. DEP.
~ uty Mineral Surveyor. Office in i;y-
lands Brick building. on the corner of Buel
and BatsnIan streets, up stairs. myli
THOMAS LASPEYRE,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
"A at Law. Notar, fgblic and Commits
sinner Of Deeds Tor California.
Uiiice in the Court-h0use on. ding. ap23
q. HAMILTON, d. D. s..
hENTlSr. l;ooms: Five doors <~
~ south Oi the SENTiSsL office, 1@
Duel street. Eureka. ~ I'll"
GEO. w. MERRILL,
TrOKNEY AT LAW. DISTRICT
"A Attorney Tor Eureka county. and No
tary Public.
Ullice in the Courthouse. o2jtf
n. R0CKMAN. N. D.
DHYkICIAN n. uRG E0N, AC.
l. coucheur, Uculist and Aurlst.
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A S s 4 CE
AND
BULLION MELTING ROOMS.

1'HOMAS PRICE fFoRMERLY OF THE
san Francisco Assayinx and Refining
Works. having fitted mp the old iaci6c
Mail building, M. IA sacramento street.
G rnei Of Leidesdorff. as nm Assay utice.
Chcmicsl La laboratory AID Bullion looms. j.
now PREPARED to make assays vi the ~precions
and usefal metals and their ores as well u.
complete or partial ana yses OF all the miner
ais. salts. waters or other substances that
may be desired. and is prepared to receiv,
Bullion for melting into Barr, refining, part
inf ana coinage. sieeiai attention bsias PAD
that his long Residence ard experience in his
profession will entitie him to IA reasonable
r~ortion Of the business Of his friends aBd
the public generally. myi2-5m
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alton Wanted:

(F TIE WHEkEABUUT Is OF JUoEItma
" PEkRAULT, who sometimo goes by my
name Of JOSEPH SMELL. Whsn last henau
from he was in Cornucopia. Nevada, any
pei son knowing of his whereabouts WIZ COR
fer a favor on tho undersigntd, his molmvu,
who IL anxious TO hear from him, by GYMS
Mis-, b. T. SMELL,
Mineral City, White Pine county, MY.
Virginia Enterprise" and Elko inu 20
pendent " copy for one week and sena D,n"
this Office. "'''
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06
safe -SDeesly-Sure.

The rapidity and certainty with which
DR.. Morris Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound cures diseases of the res
piratory organs and its reliability as a
remedy for consumption long ago secured
for ii foremost rank among medicines
OF its class. 1t is in fact the recognized
specific tor throa. and bronchial disor-
ders. 1t promptly checks cough, no
matter of how long standing, ana at
fOrds great relief in cases of asthma. 1t
should not be mistaken for pallation,
since it not only affords immediate relief,
but also removes all traces OF the inalady.
1t is specific iorscroup. Trial size 10
cents. Large sizes 10 cents and 81, for
sale by Barclay Brothers. Cairo; also
agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm
Syrup, which never fails. Pleasant to
take, and requires no physic. Price 20
cents. Nov. 2l-5w-d&w
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Police (,Ollpf-

Minerva Hurley, an oft offended and
offensive colOred lady, who dwells in
the lower part of the city, yesterday
complained to Magistrate COmings that
colored gentleman Familiarity known
as Professor Jesse Reed, had outraged
her womanly feelings by caressing her
with boot on Sunday afternoon, and
that she. thought it was her duty as a
good and lawful citizen to have the pro-
fessor arrested and fined tor his mis-
conduct, that he might, In the hereafter,
carry himself in a manner more becom-
ing gentleman. The warrant was
made out and placed in the hands OF an
otficer.who soon brought the breaker of
peace and dignity before his honor. He
tried hard to prove that Minerva
had not been abused as she had stated,
bat that she was mad because he had
allowed the image of another charmer to
become imprinted on his heart, and that
she merely wanted vengeance. She
got it to the amount of ten dollars and
costs, and the professor is boarding at
the lookup
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06
rirss.C,nss Laundry.

Ii is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the laundress, No. IL Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial aye
n,ies, has one Of the best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the city, and land
lords Of hotels and boarding houses will
find 1t to their advantage to call upon
her. Her prices are as follows: Hotel
and boarding house washing as cents per
dozen. For piece work prices are as fol-
lows: Single shirt and collar, 15c two
shirts and two collars. &c per dozen,
Soc; socks. DC; two collars, &c; two
handkerchief, &c vests, zoe and all gem
ileman's wear, SOC per dozen; ladies
plain calico dresses, 81 ~ per dozen
calico dresses with extra trimmings, J0c !;
white dresses, 81 %; ladies' underwear,
fine or course, 81 per dozen. ll-2S-lf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06
The "1rOn Trail.

A spicy sketch, descriptive OF n trip
over the Atkinson, Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad, the beauties. scenery and
pleasure resorts Of the Rocky Mountains,
by "Nym Crinkle," the musical and
dramatic critic OF the New York World,
sent free on application, together with
the San Juan Guide, maps and time Ia
bles OF this new and popular route from
Kansas City and Atkinson to Pueblo,
Denver, and all points in Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines.
The finest line OF Pullman sleepers on the
continent between the Missouri river and
the Rocky Mountains without change.
Special round trip tourists tickets from
the Missouri river to Denver at $50, good
10 stop of at all points. Address,
f. J.ASDERsoS, Gen. Pass. Ag't..
Topeka, Kansas.
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A. liSllRl-

The san is at 1t again-copying after
the BULLETIN. Yesterday morning we
printed biographical sketch of the life
of Mayor Winter, announcing at the time
that it would be followed by similar
sketches of other citizens. Yesterla y we
placed in type a biography of Mr.. Peter
Cuhl but imagine our surprise, when,
on receiving the Sun at late hour we
found that it also contained sket ch OF
that gentleman's life. Its just like the
Si0', however, and we forgive it,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06
Paupers.

The county commissioners are at a
loss to know just how to provide Tor all
the paupers now being fed at the expense
OF the county but it is probable that an
order will be passed at the present SEES
sion ordering all paupers to be removed
to the poor farm, or relInquish all claim
upon the county for support. This is
just what the commissioners should do.
Paupers not willing to be provided for
at the poor farm should he forced to take
care OF themselves.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06

VIM. ii. McChristian and Al nanda
Sportsman, a gentleman and lady hail
ing from north Ballard county, KY. APP
peared before Police Magistrate ca mings
yesterday and made known their wish
to be made one flesh. His honor called
for the license, but William had neglected
to procure one. He betook himself TO
the clerks office, and after arming him
self with the necessary document, re-
turned. and he and his fair Amanda were
pronounced man and wife at KIM
brough's restaurant. The parties lett for
their home by the ferry yesterday after
noon, we hope happy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE LADIES.
Elegant Holiday thin.
New

The ladies Of Cairo are most respectfully
invited to call at the new Variety Bracket
House. Commercial avenue, Mrs. swan
der's old stand, opposite Goldsiine X Ro.
senwater's. A fun stock of Ladies patent
Toilet Albums; the finest, largest and most
complete stock OF Brackets and Frames
eyer brought to Cairo, consisting Of cones,
brackets, side brackets, vase brackets, clock
shelves, towel and hat racks, slipper and
card receivers new style Of paper hold
ers beautiful motto frames with glass
New and beautiful style of rustic frames
with glass and back, at astonishingly low
prices. In fact any and everything in the
bracket and frame line OF the most beautiful
and elegant patterns, and at surprisingly
low prices. We ask the ladies TO call and
examine our stock for themselves. Agents
wanted. cav
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06
The COmnissiOuers.

The county commissioners met at ten
O'Clock yesterday morning, all the mem
bers -Mcssrs. Wilson, Sammons and
RrOwn-bcing present. On being called
to order, the first business to be disposed
OF was the Reorganization of the boart
son was reelected. The board then tool
up the regular order OF business the in
vestigaton OF bills against the county
examination of petitions. etc, which oc
cupied the time of the board TO the hour
of adjournment LAT evening.
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AUCTION! AUCTIONi
Sale Extraordinary.
Cairo Real Estate, Improved and Unimproved
Residence and Business Property at
Public or Private Sale,


THE MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE PROPERTY
hof
0 Is
dwelling
repaed and the
al
Also nn suburban II ~ and "A,
streets lots and contain ii
goou outhorses
e''"
o ae residence property situated wal.
City of
g rooms suitable for families or boarier
socato sin Cairo
OF a venue covering lots 81
of
xned building
'"' '"""'''
following lots
Desirable Tor residence purposes.
I . Hcsae. Wv
sruS o inv tinyir yoodn,
lcah;
ylaoTg
ANA
f pals descriptions and al inioain
W W.
ISunc
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Fair and Festival.

The ladies of st. Patrick's Catholic
church viii give fair and festival In the
store room on Commercial avenue, ad-
joining &. Hanny's store, commencing
Tuesday evening, December 9Th, and to
continue for three nights. Every pains
viii DE taken 10 make it pleasant and
agreeable for those who may favor them
public generally are invited to attend.
M n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06
Saup's Deputy.

Conjectures may now cease. 1t is all
over, and Jack Hodges is the man. Ies.
terday morning, or Monday afternoon,
and it is immaterial which, Mr.. Jack
Hodges was sworn in as sheriff Saup's
deputy. Mr. ii. entered upon the dis.
charge of his duties yesterday in attend
ance on the board OF county commission
ers. Mr.. Hodges has the experience
and We believe will make an efficient
officer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-06
PETER cuHL.
Hts usGe as Told In the Dictionary or
Self. N Ade Men.

We Yesterday morning gave the bio
graphical sketch Of Mayor Winter from
| the Biographical Dictionary and Por.
trait Gallery of Eminent and SelfMade
Men," To-day we continue the series
with sketch of the life Of +. Cuhl, Esq,
from the samc volume.
MIR. .Cuhl was born at Schleswig-Hols-
tein, formerly denmark. now Prussia, on
the 9TH Of Sept, 1888. His parents were
| named Peter and Katrina Javsen Cuhl.
Young Peter was sent to school 10 his
native place until his tenth year. when
he was apprentieed to learn the trade %
| a nail maker. lie completed his trade at
the age Of eighteen aud worked at il in
various cities in Germany until he was
twenty-five years OF age, ~hen he decided
to em!gratc to America. He landed
at New Orleans In 1855. From
this point began series Of wanderings
and sufierings experienced by few you lg
| men. Sick with chills and fever tor six
years, he worked whenever he was able .
| at farming, steamboating and anything
he could get to do, "being," says the bog
raphy, Frequently reduced to the most
desperate condition; friendless, home
! less and moneyless. he was sometimes
obliged to beg his food" In the year
1864, Mr.. Cuhl settled in Cairo. and from
this period, We continue his history in
the words of the biography.
For two years he kept small stand in
the public mark t, aud dealt in produce
in small way but great results often
flow from small beginnings. and so it
proved in this case. lie saved little
money from his huxtering trade which
he invested in flour and was soon at the
head OF n commission house He OBJ
tanned flour on commission and was
trusted by the shippers until he made
sale and collection. In this way he man
ness, to which ne has since mainly de-
voted his attention, and which has grown
steadily until it is at pres
ent one Of the most success
full and flourishing establishments of the
kind in the west, employing large cap
ital and annual sales OF half a million
dollars, and Peter Cuhl has grown in the
short space Of ten years from an obscure
huxter in the public market to wealthy
and distinguished merchant, with bust
ness capacity and a character for intelli-
gence and integrity second to no man in
the west. Surely here is an example
from which poor but aspiring young
men may well take courage.
Mr.. Cuhl was brought up in the Luth-
eran faith, to which he adheres, being
member of that organization. He is,
however, a firm believer in God, and
thinks that the life OF Jesus Christ as set
forth in the New Testament is the best
pattern to follow. His own early trou-
bles and privations have softened his
heart towards others similarly circum-
stanccd, and his charities are bestowed
with generous hand. He has taken but
little stock in politics but gives his sup
port to the Republican party.
In 1866, he married Miss Annie Stech-
hahn, a.native of Germany, whose in
dustry and frugality during the early
years of their married life materially
aided in laying the foundation of the
competence with which their later years
are blessed. They have no children.
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The New Circus Clerk

On last Monday morning Mr.. Reuben
iocum, who has so satisfactorily filled
the office of circuit clerk for several years
past. shielded his official garments. STEP
ped down and .out OF that position, Mr..
John A. Reeve, the clerk elect, taking
possession. We have no doubt that Mr..
Reeve will prove very acceptable to the
people of Cairo and Ale xander county.
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! captain Matt Williams commands and
Cliff Arnout is in the office.
The Coal Hill while coming down
the Ohio on Monday night broke her
| wheel. just above the stone depot. She
| whistied for aid, and Captain Blake with
| the Maude and the Ste. Genevievc..wcnt
to her assistance and lowed her to the
bank. She layed there all day yesterday
repairing her damages, and expected to
get away last night She has a tow of
coal tor st. Francis.
The Miude came up from Vicksburg
on Monday night. She put of here 80
bales cotton for the east, and some other
freight which goes to St. Louis by rail.
The Ike Hammitt is here waiting for
an opportunity to get up to st. Louis.
The Peytona and barges passed up for
Louisville on Monday night Capt. Yer
| hoif came ashore, and is still here.
The Perry. Smith and tow, and the
Grey Hound and tow passed down for
the South
The John Il. Maude Will be placed on
berth for Memphis and Vieksburg to-day.
Shippers should take notice, Capt. Blake
is an experienced river man, and
clever gentleman, and will see to il
that prompt attention will be paid to all
freight entrusted to his care.
The lighthouse tender Alice came
up from below on Friday. She
reports the following list OF
lights, new and changed, be-
tween this point and New Orleans
Brunette Point, opposite foot OF Tut
Mica Island, new light.
Ratlih7s Landing, discontinued.
Light on bluff below Fort Adams,
moved to Point Breeze, opposite.
Natchez Island, light moved 300
I yards up.
| Coles Creek Landing, new light.
Bruinsburg, moved down to the head
OF Gold Bottom Field.
| Bondurants, moved down TO 100 yards
above his warehouse.
Hard Times, new light.
Big Black Island light moved up to
| the cabin.
New light on main shore below Vicks-
| burg, opposite Delta.
Breccounts, moved up 100 yards.
Island l03, moved down l75 yards.
Shipland, new light.
McMillen's, moved up in range OF the
cotton gin.
Homochitla, new light.
Fanny Bullctt's tow head, moved
down to main shore below Lake Wash
ington Landing.
Foot G2 and CO, iew lights.
Moons tow head, moved down to
| lrvings on main shore, foot of tow head,
Placed new lights on Blue Point
New light at Brunett's, foot OF Book
Island.
| New light at the foot Of Presidents
Island.
Deans Island Bend. moved from 30 to
| corner OF Deans island
Bullertone tow head, moved to head of
tow head.
Plum Point, moved TO corner OF upper
bar opposite Osceola.
Fletcher's, moved up to The house
Head Prairie Bend, new light.
Lime Stone light moved up to Nolen's
| Point.
Donaldson's Point. new light.
New light below Farris' Landing, foot
OF Wolf lsland.
Light in Punkney Bend, moved down
200 yards.