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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
THE FOURTH OF July.

DETAILS OF THE CELEBRATIONS TO BE HELD IN
THIS CITY AND ELSEWHERE.
There is considerable enthusiasm existing
among the several organizations throughout the city in
reference the grand parade The Grand Army OF the
Republic it is expected viii be out IN great force also
the St. Patrieks Mutual Alliance Benevolent Assoca-
tion which will muster about 1000 men. The German
Arion Singing Societies to be well represented They
will also contribute q programme of vocal music at
Unionsquare where the procession VIII end TIE chalr
man OF the committee is daily in receipt OF communca-
lions enthusiastic people, asking where the best
view OF procession be obtained The grand std
will be erected on the north sidewalk of seventeent-st
and Unionsquare Tie appointing Of aids to the Grand
Marshal is now being made. They will parade dis
mounted no horses being allowed in the procession Inc
route will probably be down Third,aye to the Bowery
and Chatham-st the City Hall, where the procession
Will he reviewed bv the Mayor and the city officials
thence up Broadway TO UniOnsquare, ana theIe De
The Following is list of the iron merchants OF this
city who have determined 10 close Their places OF Dns
nial Fourth: 4 r. Whitney & Bros jackson & Chaec,
Ogden Wallace Abeoi Brothers, Eglest2n' Bros co.
more & Co.. W. II. Wallace & Co.. Borden d Lowell, A. -
p sri, Pros a. Co f. VI Moss VIM Jessup & sons, Fran
els Hohs0n & Son, Thomas, Firth q son, SahdersOD'
n s. Cort Co., Bruce Cook, I. Il; Coddasf5H . SS:'
Phelps Dodge & Co, Hussey, Wells Co, OXFORD IRON
Company, H. Haxtun, Jesup Sterling, Morris. Wheeler
& Co. Edward Barn, IL. G. Nichols, Old Colony Eiyet
Works Company, John W. Quincy, F. s Gardner, Thomas
ProSser q sons, Morris, Tdsser CO.. me ParAer Mis-
The Hon. Hooper {. Van worst r. L. L@lIoha@IS r. -
Barrett John k Porter. John J.. ParsOn, y. Makendn,
W G. whitney, and Messrs. Townsend, Dyett ana Gold
smith have each subscribed So to be expended in the
purchase of the national cOlOrs, 10 be displayed On the
inOrring If July H. from the BOYS Lodging House, at
No 700 East Eeyeuthst The honor OF starting this en-
terprise belongs to Judge Van Worst.
George VandcnhOH has been appointed ny the Commit
tee TO read the Declaration Of Independence IN this city
on the Fourth OF July.
Tne Conmou Council OF MOrristOwn, New-Jerscy, has
authorized the force to rent space on the sidewalks
and I'M the Park the erection Of booths on the fOuIt
T,I Tha nfD %
poiiceiucn 10 be employed on that day.
The citizens Oi Passac held large meeting Mt the CITY
nan on Tuesday evening and resolved 10 raise money 10
have celebration OF tier own on The Fourth Ihefe
will be u torchliglt procession aud fireworks on inc
evening OF the 81 OF July and Grafton, salute, and
ringing OF bells the Fourth.
Inc Rev. Dr. Joseph L. futile, President OF wabash
College. Crawfordsyiie, Indiana, VIII be the Fourth o
Juy orator at MOrTistOwn, Ncw-Jeiscy, ana COMFY
School Superintendent L. W. IhurOeT OF Dover ii Ie@d
the Declaration OF Independence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FATAL TORPEDO EXPLOSION.
TWO PERSONS KILLED, TWO FATALLY INJURED N
-, e,o,orrcrY CIT AND BURNED.

s,vo PERSONS KILLED, TWO FATALLY INJURED, AND
FIGHT SERIOUSLY CUT AND BURNED.
The torpedo factory of ID. Woolf, situated on
the shores OF Newark Bay, at GreenViie N d. Dew UP
ttb terrific explosion yesterday afternoon al O'CLOCK
Two persons we're killed instantly two were 'ataly III
ured and eight others were terribly cut purheu' anu
iocerated. The names OF the dead are Louisa Neuss,
ged a. and Charles Ziecke aged ~. The features OF
che latter were not recognizable Jacob Van Cleft aged
10 will probably die the flesh of the forehead being re-
moved exposing the skull, from which the Drah was
oozing through small fracture Dora Arnold aged H.
received fatal conclusion Of the brain, from which tho
doctors say she cannot The others injured are
rs follows: william Gmbert aged 80 head and breast
bruised; Charlotte Smith, aged IL, face cut, hands
bnrned and back injured by falling timoers; Lizzie
Herman aged 10, burned and cut about the face ana
hands Mary Schnezer aged 10, breast torn ana race
cut Sophia Cook aged IL, face burned legs ana thshS
injured by falling timber; j. Rohrenbeck, aged 49, terri
bly, cut on every part OF the body right leg broken and
right shoulder disoeated Henry Brehm aged 90 struck
on head by beam and Henry Schmidt aged 49, LEFT eye
destroyed.
The building in which the explosion occurred Is
large frame structure which built about nVe years
ago to be used quartz MILL There we're IN the Dld
ing at the time Is persons engaged IN packihg paper
cans such as are used by children toy PISTOLS ana one
of the boys supposed to have been young ZeleEle,
dropped q box which he had packed, the conclusion
causing the general explosion. The building caught he'
but the prompt attendance of the police aud hIemen
prevented any further destruction. TIE euhuihS was
torn 10 pieces the roof being raised from its support
After the fire had extnuished the hremen ana the
police entered the building and removed the wounded
either TO their homes to houses in the nelgheOrhOou
Some one mentioned the fact that Louisa Neuss anu
Young Zecke were missing and the officers, reeneIlng
the building found the bodies in one corner entrey h
den by pile of rubbish. . ,. =.
The composition which is used in the manufacture OF
these seemingly harmless toys Is OF the most power
full and at the time dangerous explosives manu-
featured 1t is illuminate OK silver ana IS man
ufactured from bullion coin which Is di,SOIVeG III
acid dried sheets OF paper and then reduced 10 nne
powder by the most careful manipulation Great caution
Is exercised in using it, the products OF silver dollar
Is sufficient blow up large rocm It IS not explosive
except by conclusion, and late improvements III us '
Mr. WoOf says he is ignorant of what could have been
nloson which has taken place since the work began
three years ago, but OF the others We're Attended
with any fatal results The fire authorizes VI" haAe an
examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
THE POLICE PARADE.

At the pcice parade this morning there VIII
be about 500 mon ine32 companies OF 40 men each
and troop Of cavalry. The limo Will be formed In
Ldlyette-place at $50 A. N. 1t Will march through
Fourtlst. to Broadway, M Broadway TO Fourth-aye,
thence to Twenty thrd-st through Twenty-thrd5t 10
t6adieon-aye up Madison-aye to eIhirty-fourtl-st,
through TLiry-fourth-St 10 Fifh-ave. down Fifthayc
TO Four:eentL-st., thence through Fourteenh-s TO
IjniOn-squaTc. The police will march IN ON the west
side of Inion-sdnare wheel pass the reviewing
stand The first battalion Will march into SIxeenti-sl,
the second oovcntecntnst, the thri into Eighteenth
81. and the fourth into ScvcuoeNl-st Each command
is TO be dismissed II has passed FOurthaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
eam.7lo Noon. 1872. spmr SOC Midnight eG5 ~
uiaIest during the day, so. Lowest DO
Average 721so Same day 1873, 7%'s'.
ppoNTyFNT ARRIVALS.

U,,oI Ryuns,rick-Baron Max Won Ihlelmann, SCI
rotary Of the German Legation at d,n and I
Freeman Clarke OF BoSton an-
~ Xbtte Of Philaaelphia Windsor Hote-Ihe cry oS
MONTGOMERY Dean Of Edinburgh; senator shendP Rob
y;oger4 of RnGalo Col II. Is. McComb OF Delaware anu NJ
ert Garrett Baltimore Brerogrt H2GsenGcn Ripes Of
sJoorhnad OF Pittsburgh and tho Hon. frederlck s n
Tsrg,,nnt Grcni Central HOe-Ex CmeiJusuco yunns
ucEean OF Utah Coleman HoSe-Gen John y.
- pinghsn,;cn Sfurterdnt HOuse-Surgeon Chafes
mick g. s. Army 81 Nicholas Iiost-goi Inotnas STATE
,and:n T. = Army Metr0pOItln Hots-Secretlryo OF Sato
Msnrv' q Kelsey OF NewJersey. Denn H9st-LeuSS
lain M iIagiey U. g. Navy....IVh ArenH HS:e'I Isrb
SeW.ns GenerSl Manager OF the Hannibal enu
RaiSay IF;or Holsss-Ex Congressman Gavin l. huiouu
Of 81 IaMrenes County, n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
STATEMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS.

ALBANY, June 21.-In relation to the run upon
the Dry Dock savngs Institution, Mr. LhS supenh
tendent Of the Bank Department, SAYS the bank can
readily meet any demand that be made On it, They
have readily available much money they can posi-
bly, be called upon pay out He ranks IL as one OF the
sounde banks the city, and thinks the run was started
by the proximity of the Mechanics and Traders Bank
which failed last week The withdrawal OF deposits AT
this time will relieve the bank from the payment OF
several thousand dollars Of interest which accrues III
July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
THE RUN BY THE DEPosIToRs MAINTAINED, AND
$4,000 PAID OUT

The run on the Dry Dock Savings Bank
continued yesterday A large crowd assembled on the
sidewalk before the bank opened and when business
began presented their books and demanded their oa
ances At o'clock there several hundred persons
in the bank awaiting their turn. The officers ordereu
that they should be paid, and the clerks worked Us
RAPIDLY as their facilities allowed. At the close OF the
day It was ascertaned that between $4,000 and $4,000
had been paid out. There considerable struggling
for places the line at FIRST but order and good hunor
returned when the deposors unhesitatlngiy pal
The officers OF the bank say that their surplus reIg
also state that the depOsitoTs by Withdrawing now VII
lose their six months interest which Will be inc pa
gain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

A negro was sentenced in Floyd, Ca 10
be hanged next September, and he asked the Judge to
appoint AN earlier day His Honor remarked that pro-
priey prevented change. Never mind the propriety
Judge" said the prisoner; Pm the that's gong 10
be hanged, and ought TO have something TO say
about It."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
BASE BALL.

The Stars of Syracuse defeated the st. Law
renee Club of Kingston Cauada-the champions OF '''
pominonat oswego N. Y, yesterday, by score Oh -
to II.
In game played at Providence, IL. L., yes,
terdav between the Fan River (Massl ana khoae isidu
clnhs u fnrIh,r won by a score OF = U i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

for the payment OF interest the city debt and for which
the city still liable, less any rentals actually due lor
the that divers suits and actions AT law
have commenced against the city for the recovery
OF such funds but that money remains available lOr
the same. resolution therefore adopted turning
over to the Controller 10000 Of the Sinking Fund secuTi
ties TO be used in the payment Of such claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
terdav He win complete his score at future day' TUT
loving are the scores in the first coinpetitioh'
poIrGuKEEPsIE RACES.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, June 21.-Ihe races
to-day were attended by about 1000 people The -sS
race for $3.50 was by Lady NILS Carrie ~ Dr'er,
and sias Rich against five other horses Time OF Ly
Mills 2:3lI. 23i 2:34. The 2:31 purse OF SSoo VIZ
won by Alley, Enigma Harry spanker; anu 700 oai
against Reuben and Melissa llme oi AMY -'-'' 0'
2:3i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
FiGsr.cLAss scgoosERs.
COMPETITION AT CREEDMooR

The first competition for position upon the
team In american return match concluded
yesterday. The weather was more favorable for the
spectators than for the competitors fresh wind blowing
during the shooting 7. Lamb jr, who was prevented
from shooting the first day was allowed " compete yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
EXERCISES AT THE BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC.
The chanel of the BROOKLYN Collegiate and


Polytechnic Institute in LivingstOn-st, near Couf'S
was crowded TO overlooking the occasion yesterday
Of the graduation exercises of the Glass OF 1876 Inc
room was tasefuy decorated with flags in honor OF the
Centennial year. Upon the platform were seated David
H. Cochran the President Of the Institute; Iasker H.
Marvin the Treasurer OF the Board OF Trustees the
Rev. II. Dewitt Talnage d. d. and others Inc graot-
atng class occupied at the left Of the stage we
in front sat TIC members OF the facui'y
The music was furnished by Papsps band
The programme Of oratons was as follows :
william NJ. Thallon "The Duty OF Americans TO Note
Samuel NJ Meeker. it,, Samuel Morse;' George T. lac
"Tbe Greek and the Hebrew Ideal" Addison T. HaW-
3ey "The O!d Science and the New" James W. Green'
"Thonas Paino;" w. Irving BaOcock, "Theory ana
Practice;" James III. Watson, "Detractloh; h"""Id
T. Porter Genius and Vrtue;" Henry W. Brinsmade'
1.-THE Natural Genius !" william H. Payson, " Modern
Thought" The Grafton of Mr.. Payson was followed by
appropriate yaledcory addresses to the President Tue
Faculty and the graduating class which were loudly ap
nIauded Dr. Cochran then conferred diplomas upon
the following graduates in the various departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

SPLENDID FABRICS. - Rocky MOUNTAIN
BEAyER-Ksoxs productonsor for the warm those
elegant straws in quality and beautiful shape KNoxs
Stores 2l2 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

MoTnALINE.-The only reliable moth pre-.
ventve Used by Furriers. Sold by druggists Price "
ceLts per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

The smooth and pleasant taste OF MILK OF
MAGNEsA makes II especially desirable as remedy Tor chi
dren's Diseases in which 1t always succeeds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

At baptizing last week the coat collar OF
one OF the candidates tore of, and he bap-
uzed three nes before the officiating clergyman could
eaten him. lie book agent, however, and the
latter drew beautiful illustration from IL III his
hlat Sunday direct and necessary dspensation Of
Providence-l Norwich Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
OVARIAN TUM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY IN. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN To NOR IN THE oyARIES
NV 0 -'-'' Ann ARsoR Dec a. 1875.
Dr RAILWAY. That others NAV benefited, haAo tals
statement: to-.is
have Ovarian Tumor In tho ovortes ana lus
ten years. tried the best physicians OF ns rSty NAT
without DonedL IL growing ~ SUE % inIncos
could have lived much longer Hieu rIrh a. tssn,
me TO Remedies bad no. nucn iA9 IN '''-
but finally after elaboration; tfleo Ilo n. =, IN.
purchased six bottles of the kesJNeht twe Vi VIZ
pills and two bottles Of Relief used those without AZ!
annsrsnt beueat determined " perseyele usel tNelo
n.y. hotties Of ths Resoyent Of tbs kehe ana Two VoNs
-, pms Rsfo. they haf ost twenty nye pouna
10 use medicine until WAS shre Ltt Vas
ar,.iy uroJ took the medicine about ave months sh
arm bst rma lost forynye pounds In All toos thrss
OF the Resolvsnt bottles Relief aud s1 OoAes
Of the Pills. . -, an -, .r.a,,.. "a
God for this h.. IN deep affection YOU Sr a w.
cnierful medicine feel deeply indebted and my prayer
.ha' ~ sS my 80 Mrs r. G. BlBBISs
nihh. who makes the above certificate, Is TIE person
for whom requested you 10 send mediciue IL 1s
medicines above stated bought OF me- with the
OF what Was her by you may say 1hH nsr ssg
Ia correct without qualification. tSiened) l. ; lAa
Druggist and Chemist Ann Aroor htssl,.
This m ay certify MIs. Bbbns. who MAKES VIC
and has been for many years wen
ana iha facts therein stated undoubtedly and uk
correct Any who knows Mrs 6ib0ns VIII gsAD' 10
''~'N"N MARY COCKIR, l. B. POND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

Be sure and keep WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CnRR hand for coughs hoarseness eIc 30 cts ald ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

Mr. MarYiA Then satci thai thftc ilcIIUtI1 UI "
class had comvleted the fun course of Studyeent year.
and were therefore entitled 10 collegiate degrees. iie
had eXpccted Gov Biz TO he present as reestnti'e
of The regents Of the State University IN ms a,ehc
Mr. Marvin conferred on W. Irving BaHc0ck ana Add,Snn
n JIaylry the degree Of Bachelor Of Science ana on VIZ
liam M Fayson that OF Bachelor Of Arts. he did nor
employ the Latin formula frequently used on such oc'
eios Int simply said BY the authority vested ia NE
by the Regents Of the State con er on y0n TINS degree
with all its hpuors aud privileges 1he auaichce VAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

Announcements
LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath deli htul for Cologne Bay Rum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

petition asking the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany erect station Baldwnave in circulation on the
Nights
The Registrar Of Vital Statistics reports 70 deaths
In Jersey city 20 in Hoboken the rest Of Hudson
County since the lst Of June
Workmen began removing the old barges and
canal boats FROM Hamus yesterday preparatory the
erection Of the grain for the Eric Railway Com
pany.
Martin Casey, repair hand employed by the At
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-24
SheviH'S ! Sales.

MY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
Id sued ont of the District Court of the
Third Judicial District of the State OF Ne
vads, III and for the County OF Lyon, ana 10
me directed and delivered, for Judgment rem
dered in said Court On 5th day Of January, A.
ID. 1876 II, favor Of Louis Goldstone, plaintiff.
and against the Brooks Colo 4 Silver Mining
Co defendant. for the sum of THREE Hnndred
and FIJI y-three Dollars and Etehty-four Gents
1858 SAY with interest from January D, TO,
at the rate of ten per cest per anuum TIL
raid together with ISL so COTS and disburse-
inents at the date of said judgment and aecru-
ing costs amounting to the sum OF 81 % and
costs that may accrue. | did On the 18TH day
of February, A. d. 1876, seize and levy upon
the following described property to-wit
p4py's claim, situated in Lyon County, Ne
vada and descr bed as follows, to-wit ; Be
ginning at post marked No. 1, from which
the quarter section corner between sections
twenty l2Ul aud tweEty-oue III IN township
O. north of range tweuty-oi (2f east, Mount
Diablo meridian, bears north seventy-six cl6)
deg. and fifteen t15) min. west, at the dls.
lance of six hundred and four and one-Dalt
1904 ~ feet; thence from said corner DO. l
north five ~ deg. thirty t30) min, west
fifteen hundred 150O)' feet to post
marked No 2, q. 8. Survey 70; thence north
eighty.four (s4) deg. thirty 800 min. east hye
hundred (5O0l feet to post marked No. s, U.
s. Survey No. 10; thence south f1ye to) deg
thirty 800 min, east hffeen huhdred tl9uoi
feet to post marked No. 4, I. s. Survey No
10: thence south eighty -four (s4l deg thirty
1901 min. west FIVE hundred $500 feet to the
place of beginning, containing seventeen and
twenty-one one hundredths az 2l-lO0) acres
of land more or less. or as lald down IN BOOK
b. pare IS. Lycn County Record of surveys.
Together with all and singular the teneInents,
hereditaments and appertenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining,
Notice is hereby given. that on the Sd day
of Apri1 D. 1876 between the hours of
O'Clock A, III. and o'clock P. NJ. namely at ~
O'clock NJ. of said day, viii sell all the right.
title and interest of the said defendant, Brooks
Gold and Silver Mining Company, IN and to
the above described property, at the Court
House doors in Dayton. Lyon County New,
at public auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exeeu-
tion and all costs.
417Ti : TrII|F r. A. COOKE, ~
...... I Sheriff of Lyon County Nevada.
DAYTON, NEW, March ID, 1s76. ...
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-24
NOTICE NO. 30l.
U. s. SURVEY NO. III.

" s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u . Nevada January 10th, lS76-Notice is
hereby gwen that the AMAZON CONSOLE
DATED MINING COMPANY, a corpor ltion
duly organized and existing under and by vir-
tue of the laws of the state of California,
whose post office address is San Francisco,
California has this day, by A. CsldweA its
Superintendent and authorized agent, whose
post Office address is at Silver City, Nevada,J
made application for patent for hfte N hun
dred q BOO linear feet Of the Boliver Lode,
bearing gold and silver, situated in Devils
Gate and Chi atown Mining District, County
Of Lyon, and State of Nevada, together with
two hu ndred t200) feet of surface ground for
convenient working thereon, said claim being
designated on the official plat on ME in this
office as U. S. Survey or lot No. ia in Town
ship l6 north, Range Il east, Mount Diablo
Meridian, the exterior boundaries Of said lot
No. ia being a., follows, to-wit Beginning
at a pt st IL arkedNo. !, U. S. survey No. ia,
whence bears the fiagst fl on Mount Davidson
Mag W., the tallest smoke stack of the
Kossuth Hoist ng Works N, 534o f., the
tallest smoke stack Of the Succor new Hoist
ing Works, N. ~ % min. E., the Il section cor
ner on the west line of Section l6, I. 10 N, II.
u 4. VI. d. NJ. N, 65s Al min. E.-distant :
| $50 feet thence running from said post No. l,
first course, n +Oei 80 min. W. 100 teet TO post
No. Q; thence second course, S. 49e 10 min, W.
500 to post No. 8: thence third course, S.
400 80 min, +. 200 feat to post No. 4; thenc5
fourth course. n. 49S ~ min. Il. $40 feet to
post No 5; thence fifth cours', n. iO' 90 min
| ". 100 feet TO post No the point of begin
ming, containing o 50 100 acres bearings ex-
| pressed from the true meridian magnetic vari-
alton 100 80 min. East i; survey made to con
| form with t.e record of location. This claim
| Joins the Glasgow Gold and Silver Mining
Conpany's claim U. S. Survey No. ll3 on The
| s. W. The labor aud improvements consist
| of shaft over 200 feet in depth, exceeding
| $500 in value. The notice of location wal
duly recorded in the DEVILS Gate and China
town Mining Records, IN Book l, folio 3o3
kept at the office Of the Mining Recorder OF
said district at Silver City, Lyon County
Nevada, and in the office Of the County at,l Re
eorder OF Lyon county ~ 1oos o,;o u 9oi ni''i
Any and all persons claiming adversely am
portion of said AMAZON CONSOLIDATED
| MINING CO1IPANY'S claim are required t.
| fl, Their adverse claim with the Register o
| the United States Land Office, at Carson City
4 Nevada, during the sixty days period Of pub
! hcation hereof or they will be barred by vir
tue Of the provisions Of the statute.
| +. j22-65d ~. a1, A. Waltz. Register.