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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-07
ASTONISHING !
So FOR 1s7S8. va
AppletODs' Journal,
A Household Weekly Magazine.

DEVOTED TO
L~lteFRture, and All MAT.
tevs of Taste and CalsuFe.
:. Appletons' Journal appears in new tvne
ana with other mechanical improvements.
making It the handsomest weekly literary
Journal in the country. Appletons' journal
aims 70 DO comprehensive, including in It's
pIah al branches Of literature. and treating
all subjects Of interest to intelIieent readers.
II designs to be elevated in taste and pureiS
tone; It gives in quantity fully twenty-fve
per cent. more than the largest Of the Monthig
the highest class.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-07
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

OFF1cR or
DKBoro BUIIDIEc AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, :
MRNPHIs, February Z. 1876.
MEMBERS ARE NOTIFIED THAT DUES
WI are nayahio At tho Bank Of Commerce
now, and that the hrst meeting for making Of
loans will DO held at lame place tomorrow
night, 9Th inst, At 7H O'Clock. at which time
copies Of the bylaws will be distributed u
JAMEsELpRR, President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-07

Fresh oysters received daily per ex.
press by Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson.
SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-07
THpESHIRo MACHINE.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD q co.'s
Vibrator Thresher,

The militant Success OF this Grain.
saving. tme.Savtng THRESHER 8
unprecedented in the annals Of Farm Ma
C ~idsslgy; EnS = USiS snd P'Elpd !. pas Hs ss1oR =.
LIHHEp, IS the LEADING rHR H.
ING MACHINE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-07

Gas PIPEs, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrants, Hose. Browne, the
Plumber. 1853 Second street. opposite
Court Square. ll6.t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07


The Cinnamon, who have bridges
built 1000 years ago; who cultivated
the cotton plant for centuries before
King Solomon built his throne, have
$4,000 square miles around Shanghai
which are called the Garden Of China
and which have been titled by count
less generations This area is as
large as New York and Pennsylvania
combined, and is all meadow land
raised but few feet above the river
lakes, rivers, canals-a complete
network of water communication, the
land under the highest filth; three
crops a year harvested; population Sc
dense that wherever you look you SEE
men and women, in blue pants ane
blouse, 80 numerous that you fanc,
some fair or muster is coming of, ant
all hands have turned out for a holi
day. sssl,s.4s8es.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

JOHN LEE.-We always doubted the
rumor that John Lee. Of Centerv'''e,
went down on the Pacific. The ghost
story. in another column, greatly
strengthens the doubt. John would
not be foolish enough TO let 9 debt OF
thirty dollars trouble himIto the ez-
tent Of climbing out Of the seawe rec 3
and coming all. the way back 'ca hsre =. ~
mid. winter to settle it. At least e., ne g
wou;ldn't have travelled that distance s'a''
Ia the flesh for any such nonsense
John has been stuck after an. Oregon
widow fot years. and ven wager 9
small amount that he is somewhe1t
down there sparkling, Dor, We % moi
|dotbt, however; z that AZ Jesse Duyag !
~ a'genuipe spcos s. bat Il satsIj
Ecsol i.bet hsye' ibeen'tise 'disems cd q !
i! Is Il cfox frisnd John Lee, !. ...,...
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

MS xpefaeliceso tl,e4 (1aOiit
man i sad and moprnTul. He has
'ost faith IN the professions IF bis tel.
low men. Hear how he talks:
Last week . man stepped up to, u
'snd SAID ~ would paysua u ! day sor
two, 81 sure as we were born; query
did the man lie, or were we born?
Another said he, wouldssettle bis bill
as sure as shooting; we are led to the
conclusion that shooting is decidedly
uncertain. Quite number said they
would see. us to morrow; those men
have been blind ever since, or else to-
morrow has not come. One man told
us, six months ago, that he would pay
us as soon as he got some money; that
man would not lie, and Of course has
not had cent since.
But the experience Of editors is
about the same all over, says the FIRE.
mont journal. Last year we stopped
one mans paper who owed six dollars.
He was serving the public, and we
met him while in the discharge Of his
duties. He averred that as soon as
he got through and received his pay,
he would make it all right, he would
indeed. He told us the same story
this Spring, and we presume he is
still assessing. Another came all the
way, five miles, to town ITO assure us
that he was all right, and that We
need not be afraid He would have
some money soon, and would pay
yes, he would Some time later WI
saw" his money at distance. HI
was putting it in u bank. 1t was thu
last and only glimpse we had of it
He never had Ratchet and raj
around hacking cherry trees, or the,
would have died without anybod,
knowing who killed them. Anothe
would pay us after strengthening
His sheep are long woods. and it take
a long while for the wool to mature
Another would pay after wheat han
vest, but his wheat, like the centur.
plant, is of slow growth and don't ri
pen often. Another had poor health
but was improving. He would ge
, around soon, and raise some none,
and pay us. He has had relapse
for though he eats hearty and work
. hard, he don't get round" worth
cent. We would have some hopes G
getting even with such folks som
day, when an administrator is appoint
cd, if they had anything to admln'stc
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

To FARMERs-The WORLD Office will
take on old or new subscriptions,
wheat oats and barley. Ranchlnen
who arc, in. arrears can now easily
square accounts by bringing along
the amount Of their indebtedness in
graiu, while those who wish to sub.
scribe have the same privilege. Bring
it in, gentlemen.
n. B.-Eggs butter and bacon will
also I've taken on the same terms.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

Bal MAsQuE.-The time Of having
tbe grand masquerade by the ct. rs
hs been fixed upon; and the affair is
70 come of February l4th. Full par
tsulars will be published in short
tlme
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07
Locs.-Tompkins & Go, have three
teams engaged in hauling logs from
North Elk to their saw mill. n.


BALL At PLAcERynLE Mr.. G Mefert,
long and favorably known throughout
Boise county as the proprietor Of the
hotel at Centerville, advertises' this
morning that he will give . grand ball
at that place on Friday night, the 2lst
inst This announcement will be
hailed with pleasure BY everybody
and. heartily responded to by al ball
roers in the Basin. He can count on
on ATTENDANCE Of fifteen or twenty
couples from this place. Sec particu'
I st,.sts sYse $50 - ~ / % ssgssr
I8IHs.af.9 b.ss 4ses9 i ts.s ~ $3.50
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07
Writ Of Execution.

Territory OF l040O, UOuuty VI DoA""s
Garrett Hays + Co. vs. Muirhead. ,, d
rYxDER AND b VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF * q:
u ecation to me directed md i.sa from r s. .ne'
Boise county, l. +, on Judgment rendered therein
IN favor Of Garrett Hay: Co. ana s9s
oents isel lO and costs Of suit twenty dolatss
(s24 costs Of suit have Levied upon the following
described property Of said John mnirnesd: town :
One undivided onefourth inteYeet In certain 4uarta
lode Of 75o feet. situated It the head Of
in Granite Greek District, county and TERRITORY
aforesaid and known % tho Lawyer Mining Cop
Ieee. together Nth onsfourth Interest IN al tun-
ines. drifts and shafss connected With said claim
water privileges, dumps, and ground sufacient tor
the convenient working Of the same.
Public notice 10 hereby given that viii expose foE
sll Of the above described property 81 the shove
named defendant. 1t tho Once Of Jas Eean 10 tn
town OF Placeryilie % Tia 99dday - JAnnaty. ISM
4 two O'Clock p. ~. 70 satisfy satd judgements eose
and acctuing cosG :.
Dated Il riacervfl1s. Boise county. thu. 9ah De-
csmber. 1S7S;at.. siiftssas1se s'saa n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

popy.-To the wife of John Hines.
! Pioneer City, January ID, 1876, a
apsAter. This addition to Johns
family should be looked upon as a
Wv Years present-only one day too
ii
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

WEEKLY MISUNDERSTANDING the
many excellencies presented in the
Weekly Avalanche issued on New
Years day are some very fine views
of the Centennial Exhibition Buildings,
ut Paramount Park, Philadelphia, com
prising the main building, the art gal
lery, machinery hall, horticultural ball
and also fac simile of the centennial
medals. As this is centennial year,
and nothing else will be talked about
for months 10 come, these views make
the Avalanche for Jarrary lst an un
usually valuable number for the family
circle. We are pleased to note that
the proprietor Of that journal keeps
pace with the spirit Of the age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

SSow-SHoETSG.-Tbe boys have made
snow-shoe track leading from the
residence Of Ben Davis, on East Hill,
uown to Main street-a distance Of
soout two hundred and fifty yards
and # you wish to observe the origi.
nal poetry Of motion id four'syllables,
% up there some night and watch an
amateur snow-shoer buckle the boardi
20 and open his Unbelievable. The
'perator, long before reaching the
over end Of tbetrack, fully appreciates
'ne wisdom of his creator in placing
20 many bones, joints and ligamenti
under his skin. -,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

cxor over about Placervilleis fifteen
. dos deeper than it is in this vicini.
!. That locality, however, is but a
,;se L any. higher than this.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

pIssoLrnoN.-Mr. John Brodbcck
las bought the interest Of Mr.. A. B.
VOrrell in the saw mill business Of the
irn known as Morrell & Co, and
enposed of \. B. Morreli, X. W
1empkins, and w w. West. The
irm will hereafter be styled Tonpkins
Go. See advertisement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

.'nAHO CITY.
,RrDAY, JANUARY I, 1876 :.
postomce Hours.

80 week days, until further notice,
Dans ,eet4ice will be kept open from seven
y I mill nine P. N:
b asrs from halfpast twelve to one,
sa e.n", four until six P. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
-, = ali on Sundays; and no Money
tptnsIh :" will be transacted on Sat.
orlu O sffer four O'Clock p. M.
bdsys :" III fSsC.SILSBY,a
,sAo City, Dec 8, 1879. Postmaster
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

Mr. Sam. Weller, of the firm of
Weller Il Fuld, of Placerville, spent
two Or three days at this place during
the week. He returned on Thursday.
Jolly boy, is Sam; and his presence is
always welcome wherever he isknown.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

err snow in this immediate vicinity
!. ,h,ee feet in depth; but over four feet
- fallen since winter weather com.
.enced.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

MAsoylc-The following officers Of
Racerville Lodge No. } +. & A. NJ,
we're installed Dec. 18th:
Fred Campbell, W. NJ; John Mer
nI, s. w.; Stephen Dempsey, j. w.
chas. Kohny. Treas; Alex Orchard
Sec.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

Found---At the Luna House, a
pocket book containing valuables.
The owner will please call and take it.
NJ. G. LuuNEY,
9 Luna House
/. Idaho City, Jan. l, 1876.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

Ills NmHr-Mr- G. Mcffert, Of Cen
tc.ville, when asked at any time during
the winter when he intended to give a
dancing party, would invariably re-
ply: IL am going to give one on my
night Several days since nc told
the boys aud now publicly announces
that Friday, the 2lst Of January, will
be his night; thatit was his alone, and
he would prosecute the one that inter
fered with it, The boys checrfuI'y
gave way and now declare that the
2lst shall be known and recognized as
"Chris's hight" and it will not DC
healthy for anybody to object to 1t
There is some association, some pleas
ant "Reminiscences, perhaps, that is con
nected withthat date, which Girls vii
no doubt explain to all inquirers OF
the night Of the ball. {
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

JAMES REDpArH, lecture agent for
Beccher during several seasons, and
a witness in the scandal trial, says
incidentally in newspaper article:
II was hero worshiper of the con-
vcntional type, but now l prefer to
keep my hat on. And am getting
bald headed, and do hate the charnel
drafts that sweep out of the sepul
chres of most mel's private lives when
they are opened to the light"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

y q 3 81 b IolIoy giilc 1I
as paii6 ~ lbatf.ct 81 kespi5s|
oonn'y roads in repair for ensuing J,
District No. :, Pat Golden, :. $1,000 ]
Pat Golden. sos
Inst No. 2, 3 I, H. H. Hawkins, 100
District No, 8, Thos. Peterson, 500
- :. 8, George .snckei = 40
|, I, Seth Prime. 100
3, Jerry Norman. $50
4, N. Crowley. $50
/ N. p Scptt!. !. 100
1T 2, !" -. 400
4, +" -. 400
I, Pat Callahan. u. 800
2, Daniel O'Brien $50
l, I. Jas. Mclntire 1895
!, I, VIM. Barker 1900
l,7,J.R. Half& Co 1890
Z" -, Fred Small. 1865
Districts l,2,3.4&7, S. Dempsey 5000
Districts 2. 3 and 4, q" !" 1900
4 I, }. Montgomery 400
I" | aud I, S. Ferrill. !. hoo
District No. S, Chas. Maxwell. 200
Contracts were awarded as follows
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

|SSS ~ al 49, ss4 4s g sl@3j
NIT I,eyis ~ = "a IIe
House of Secre ~
slcs teaeNss y ~ lj'
oLO year from Bonner ma Iler lua-
band, Leon Lewis, author d the Boy
Magician 4. 4 famous stsrS d two sorl
three years ago, gets like amount,
making an increase Of $4,000 for the
two. Silvanus Cobb, Jr, probably the
best known Of the story writer's, made
in one year $4,000 by his pen, he be
ing, however, aIarmingly prolific.
He wrote the first story that gave
the Ledger it's reputation. It was
called The Gunmaker Of Moscow" and
made the fortune of the paper. He is
quite old now, but his income is not
less than $1,000 per annum "Ned
Buntlin" e. G. Judson) has made a
fortune and rioted il away; but his
pen is golden tipped yet. He has true
genius, and is as bright as new dol
lar all the time. His Buffalo Bill" il
is said, in print and on the stage, net
ted its various owners over 100000
Mary Kyle Dallas, who is filling the
place once occupied by Fanny Fern, il
said to draw salary of $500. Mrs
Agnes Flemming. Mrs. E. D. N
Southworth, Horatio Alger, and Mrs
Dupuy, "a southern writer Of note,
each average from 81 900 to So, 900 pc
annum by their literary work.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

COVENANT LopGE.-J. G. Fox, D. d. G.
N, accompanied Ivy S. W. Wulf, p.
y, went over Wednesday to install
The officers Of Covenant Lodge No. 6
.. o. F., at PIacervillc, which took
place that night.
Excelsior Lodge No. 4, at Center
Vile, had an installation of officers OH
thursday evening; ceremonies con
Quoted by J. G. Fox, D. D.. G. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-07

LOO. F.-INsrAIIArIox.-J.C C.. Fox,
D. D. G. NJ, installed the following
ohcers Pioneer Lodge No. on Mon
day evening, January Sd:
John Brodbcck. n. G.; S. Sisk, v
e.; r. \. Darrah, Secretary; S. w
Wulf Treasurer.
After the installation a dance came
'H at Good Templar Hall, followed by
anice supper.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
Utilization of Cobwebs.

,, Cobwebs have been applied to various uses. The delicate cross-halrs Tn the teie- scopes of surveying instruments are me webs taken from spiders of species that are specially selected for their production oi an elegant quality of this material. The spider when caught is made to spin his thread by tossing him from hand to hand, in case he IS indisposed to furnish the article. The end is attached to piece ofwire, which IS douo- led into two parallel lengths, the distance apart exceeding little the diameter oi the instrument. As the spider hangs ana de scends from this, the web is wound upon It by turning the wire around. The coils are then gummed to the wire and kept for use as required. About century ago, Boa ot Languedoc succeeded in making par ol gloves and pair of stockings from the thread of the spider. They were very strong, and of beautiful gray color. Other attempts of the same kind have been made but Reaumur, who was appointed by the Royal Academy to report on the subject, stated that the web of the spider was not equal to that of the silkworm, either ID strength or lustre. The cocoons of the latter weigh from three to four grams, so that 2y3O4 worms produce pound of SIX but the bags of the spider, when cleaned, dc not weigh above the third part of gram SO that single silk-worm can accomplish tbe work of twelve spiders.-tAppletons American Cyclopedia, revised addition, arti- cle "Cobweb."
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02

Railroads have done and arc doing more for Southern California than all other i'm movements and enterprises combined. 1tis to her railroad system that Los Angeles IS directly indebted for her present and pros pective prosperity. While the chrome grow ,iers and constitutional complaint-makers are denouncing the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, the sensible and enlightened DOT tion of the community recognize that cor poration as the agent through which we are attaining degree of wealth and prominence to which without railroads we should long have remained a stranger.-tLos Angeles a Herald
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
The ~ Miasr.
coai-Dust as Fuel.

The Chinese have for ages been Tn the naoit of mixing the dust from their coal-mines with ciay and bitumen, and also with refuse matter and such artificial fuel IS ID China an article of considerable traffic. The meth ods introduced in Western Europe ot utih- zing the dust of mineral coals and of char. coaI are nearly all based on the principle of making these substances cohere Dy tnor oughly incorporating them Wltn lar anu pitch, and then exposing the conlPounu, when moulded into blocks, Tn some cases to a current of air to dry them, ana ID otheis to a high temperature Tn vesseis serving 'nt purpose of retorts. The former mooe 1i drying is employed for mixtures o1 cnarcoa.- dust. tan, and similar substances, "itl .ar oi hitch. and the latter when refuse pltuinen- 2. ous coal is used with about quarter oi i's weight of pitch. At Blanzy, Tn france, tue coal is separated from the slaty and pyIltous narticles. and is then crushed ana lntro- duced into circular metallic basin, Which revolyes horizontally in reverberatory fur- mace the flame of which passes unoer It. Hot tar or pitch is gradually let Tn upon the coal from reservoir over the hre to the amount of seven or eight per cent, ana the mixture is stirred by stationary rakes at, tached to rods let down through the archeo cover. When sufficiently mixed, the mate rials are made to drop through the bottom into receptacle, whence they are removed while plastic to the moulds, and there press ed by the hydraulic machine, There are vast quantities of coal-udst lying as waste material at the various extensive coai-mines in this country, which might be utilized by mixing with proper proportions of the coal far of gas-works, and compressed into bricks, by machinery. There can be no 10 doubt that fuel could be furnished in this way at an economical price Appletons: American Cyclopedia, revised edition arti- .cle "Fuel."
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
N Q T | c E

To J. w Go. d, or any other person deriving then hv deed from n original lpeafors In that certain era, bearing quartz lode, ledge vein known ~ Pennsy lvaDia location. stnaied n Wallapai nE district. Mohave county. Arizona Territory.
 You hereby notified that if you "nnt within sD days fIoin the service of this notice pay to the Ds sig ed al Chloride. Mohave county. A. T., yOur ps4 isnal part of the expenses incurred said mine of ti"n required by the Congressional law. arfH May l0h 1872 the upds srsigned will claim f'rfsitss your int~rce. |, said mine. O. GR0Ox Chloride March 8. 1878. mrlW
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
OLD T Y P E

WHICH IS BETTER THAN BABBIr nkp for journal bsxes etc, for sale ct the xo<yx quantities so suis pusehassn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
Cured at Home.
JUST ISSUED.--THE 20Oth EDITI0l
 M A N H O o D,

Rsvised and correcsed by the author, E. de '. co M D., &c., &c.
 A Medical Essay on tho cause and cure of rrsnsn decline in man. showing how health isloss and bow s gained. It gives clear synopsis of the impedmsshi marriage. the treatment of and physical dehr exhausted vitality, and all other dis~sses apperais herrto the results of twenty years successful prac
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS ON 'MASnoep"-There is member ef sl sty by whom this book will not be found useful whe1 he be parent precep,or or clergymsn-lL London Tna CURTIS oS MANHOOD This hook should be red h the young for instruction by the afflicted for relief; injure one.-l Medical Times and Gazette.
 Priee-One Dollar. by mail express AddreH author, DE CURTIS, 520 Sutter Street P. O. Bsz San Frandsco Cal. sepl7yi
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
N o T c F.

To John Funk, l.. c. welbourn. R. M. Pogsou other per,on or persons deriving their tse y
 from ibe locat"rs in the St. Charles Consolidafsa lode or vein situated in wallarsi mining ds'n~' have county, A. T., days from the service of this notice. pay to ne igned 8: Cerhat, Mohave county A. IT,. your tiopal part of the expenses incurred said mine ton. as required by the Congressional law. Y
 nay son,;n,.r.., ,S ,sn in said mine EDWARD sNIfs THOMAS MULE Cerbaf March !. 1876 mn>
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
Pasturage for Bucks

2. ROCHON, having determined to remain ne.< Fall win his band of fine Marine Backs. is PeP.s ranch bucks with his for other parties, at the n cents per month in lots of ten and upwards. s1
 month ip lots of less than ten His herd being - healthy, sheep will be received that has any disesse. Enquire at Carpester's Coral. Pfeseou
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-02
LEGAL.
S U M M Q N . |.

S U M M Q N $
 US. LAND OFFICE {
 PREsCorT. A. IT., March 3l. le7(t
 HERMAN GAMBLER
 ogdtna
 ALIEN D. MACE and JOHN FITZPATRICK. Tn the Matter cf the copt=strd land invovinfs to the SEE of NE |. and of SE |. and SW of a Section TO- Township IS North. Range West ofe and Salt River Meridian:
 Alhen ID Mace fled D. s. No. 47e on the 26th YstR " 1915 alleging ttemsrf Frby 70. 1876 John Fitzpatrick filed D. 8. No. 6t5 on the 18th rs ary 1876 alleging settlement same day. Herman Gabeer filed D. S. No GIG on the 18th rh ary. 1876 alleging settlement January l. 1876. All the above filings cover the above tract. AN parties in interest hereby notified to appear st ofhc. on the IS day of June x', at o'clock n make known their respective claims to the said tract WILLIAM N. KELLY, ap7tlo Rsyas