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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15

"SoMEBoDY MUsr BE IN."-Here is
a little story which tells better than a
dictionary can the meaning of the
word 'disinterestedness.'
The late Archdeacon Hare was once,
when tutor of Trinity College, Cam
bridge, giving lecture, when a cry of
Fire was raised. Away rushed his
pupils, and forming themselves into a
line between the building, which was
close at hand, and the river, passed
Jackets from one to another. The tu-
tor, quickly following, found them
thus engaged; at the end of the line
one youth was standing up to his waist
in the river; he was DELICATE, and he
looked consumptive.
'What!' cried Mr.. Hare, you in the
water, Sterling-you, so liable to take
cold?'
'Someb )dy must be in it, the youth
answered, why not l as well as anoth-
er?'
The spirit of this answer is that of
all great and generous doing. Coward
ice and coldness too often say, 'Oh,
somebody will do it, and the speaker
sits still. He is not the one to do
what needs doing. But nobility OF
character, looking at necessary things,
says, 'iSOmebody must do it; aChy not IP'
And the deed is done.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15

THE friend who shows me the mir
ror of myself, who coneeals no defect,
gives pne friendly warning, and heart
lily scolds when l have not fulfilled my
my duty-he is my friend, however
little he may appear so.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15

Two boys, Walter Thrall and Anser
Phinney, aged respectively eleven and
thirteen, were drowned while bathing
in the river at Columbus, o., on Sat
N rday
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15

the kingdom OF God. How important
that we should always and everywhere
walk worthy of our high calling as
Christians,-Rer. r. &oTk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15

UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCE.-It is
said that among the high Alps at GER
tain seasons, the traveller is told to pro-
ceed very quietly, for on the steep
slopes overhead the snow hangs so
evenly balanced that the sound of a
voice, or the report of gun, may de-
stroy the equilibrium and bring down
an immense avalanche that will over
whelm everything in ruin in its down.
ward path. And so about our way
there may be soul in the very crisis
of its moral history, trembling between
life and death, and mere touch or
shadow may determine its destiny.
A young lady who was deeply inn
pressed with the truth, and was ready,
under conviction of sin, to ask,
w hat must l do to be saved?' had all
her solemn impressions dissipated by
the unseemly jesting of a member of
the church by her side, as she passed
out OF the sanctuary. Her irreverent
and worldly spirit cast q repellant
shadow on the young lady not for from
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15
70 CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow Sc fferefs the means Of cure. To
all who desire IL, he wilk send a copy OF the
prescription used, (free Of charge). with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a SURE CURE for Consump-
ton, Asthm Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. j.. A. WILSON,
I9i Penn st., WilliamsbUrgh, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15

use. and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when regared.
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT-
est surest, and best of all the Pulls with whicn
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood is purified, the corruptlons OF the sys-
tenn expelled, obstructiOps removed, and tne
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity Internal organ which become elogged
asASluggish are cleansed by Ayers Ptils, and
Simulated into action. Thus inciplent disease
is Changed into health the value Of which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coaIng
makes them pleasant 20 taAe' anu os to,s "a
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reiiaDies
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or de OF
occupation.
Fufl directions are given on the wrapper 70
each box, how to use them as Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, when tnese
For DysDepssa or indigestion, Lissless-
ness, Lanxaor and Loss Of Appesite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate me sson-
For Liver Complains and Its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Aeaa.
ache. Jaundice or Green sickress, 1sls s.,s
be judiciously taken for each case to correct ne
diseased action or remove the distractions wnica
cause it.
mild dose is generally required.
For Rhe1mafism, Gout. Gravel, Pal.
pifaff0n Of the Heart, Pain in the
&fAR. hAGk and l0lm1- they S1Oulu Dc couA-H-
uously taken as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and DrOpsical SWeiitngs,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should Do
taken, as it produces the desired effect by SYM
AS Dinner PilI, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
fbo and lnvlQCrale6 TIC
system, Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who ieeis
tolerably well, often finds that dose OF these
PiUs makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renoyating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BIZ
Dr.J. C. ATER e CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. 8. n.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are . mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgahve.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury ormine-
raj whatever Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
al hu fhoi,- firnalv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-15
wEsI-BoUND TRAINS.
AEON.

l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
THOS. p. BARRY, West. Pass'r Agt
w. q. QUINCY, General Manager
Ohio aid Chicago Divesion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-05-20
Correspondence Of the baltimore County Union.
TTdHlDism and the Whisky jug.


Messrs. Editors IL noticed the report 81 the
Grand Jury Of your county the other day on
the subject Of the tramp nuisance. The
country everywhere seems infested with these
miserable, half clad, half.starvcd aud aban-
doned paufers, known as",ramps," aud every
where they preambulate they seem 10 carry
terror 10 the inhabitants, because OF their dan
ger To personal aud private property. aud also
personal safety.
Sa. IL thcss "tramps" are such a menace 10
communities aud to the tranquility aud peace
of nrighhcrhoods. both IN city and country.
woui Il not be- we'll to iaqa,ro as 10 the cause
OF their very grsa, prevalence throughout the
country
some may ssy that the hard times" have
had the tendency tn increase tine number OF
tramp cmp,oy yineui being scarce but
think ,his will hardly solve thc Iaes,isn, tor
~WamPs are usually made of that sort si stud
that docs not possess muth industry 10 work at
agy time. - thcu here u INC cause-iafiHess
ia the individual
But this does tni account tor the whole pre-
Va,eucc cf the evil or ru'sance, aud want TO
call attention 70 another aud perhaps more
prsi.dc cause, va WAissy.
10 ouf cities a. every coFa aer and "a every
bloek slnosi arr p.scs. where whisky and other
beverages that asstrey rashced sad .'rodac
iaieS=ss snd disssiuteu~ss % habiis re dealt
e4t h,ta sht aat aay 3 sac uusaspscuag
N..r. n.,l evrrs t.aral faculty. aui has rca
.sl ..,r ..... bce '.aied sni wcascusd. his
uaaae.i ~ a.s 1as . "i industry Ant self
se tar. t... 500 parse esd. autil not a
f..Ha. ...a.a- is .t 60 bay more 81 ~
t.eat. .a. ..4.t ga .ua sreapAlsu
Also 81 afs-.HHrd h.s e4siaes,
.s. 80 4eac-. ate "a tai'rrs.
..f .eici aai aa' 20
l.auv
'.h al thess e4
.H. H4aHrg
.-.sr rat i-sm .f.ra4s lbAt
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n p. MACGILL,


A FiA.r-cLAss COUNTRY RESIDENCE
"A ~ Wss,era Maryland Raj Road, IA Green
-prl- EaIey. baltimore eoanty.
Ia ACREs FTEsTQUA LIML--ToSE
LAND. hrmin- . psrsllelogram. the north
% sattsr II % Road, both of which lead into the
Fails Tg,nplke, about I of a mile from the
farm. itisuine miles from The City Of Bal,i
more 81 the Turnpike road, and Rodgers sta
tioa 90 The Western Maryland X. L. adioiEs
the property The improvements on the farm
consitt II a frs. class Dwelling HOUSE. Stone
sweeiEsr Barn . hFst-elass Dairy. Chicken
House, lee House. Carriage House, Corn Houses.
Wagon Sheds. aud large SiAhliny With capaci.
~ for htrsss. colts, cows, Ae.. 4e. A Fountain
of pure spring water, running al the door.
which supplies the dairy, bath rom. bASn yard.
and eau EASILY be made 20 supply q large aud
first class garden during = drought AZ any time.
Abundauce of fruit, Apples. Pears. 4e.. With
small fruits. Currants, G0osebeFries, 4e.
There is Lime Stone Quarry and Kiln on
the plaee-having resources within itself to
keep IL always IN the highest state of produe-
tiveness. The land is sufficiently rolling 20
give good drainage and quick cultivation. not
billy eIough % increase labor in hauling and
Plowing. No farm can be 'rersed cheaper ~
point u taser. A stream Of pure water runs
through the farm tJonsss Fallsl in . straight
line Two god Tenant Houses aud all eonve-
nienees far accommodation Of lsborers.
The terms Of sale will be made easy " the
purchaser, the sale Il made 70 close an estate.
have IN addition 10 the absve = numbef Of
very aesirable FsFms, ,country seatsand DWELL
inss foF taie.
Army 10 O. p. MAcGTLL,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
March n-tt.
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Miscellaneous.
VERY IlfPORTANT.

Msssrs. Editors Of Baltimore c0Haty Unisn /:
As there Il great dealof rivalry everywhere,
In the Political Geld, In the social circle, naa
even In the church, therefor yeu night expect
Il in tho business profession. This rivalry -
business has reached the climax In me stove
trade.
Ever since the TINES COOK took the Geld
Medal fer quick baking Il has been attacked by
Jealous rivals, but since Il has taken the lead
Of all frst.ciass Cock Stoves In Baitimsfe ana
bids fair 10 fnally supercede them. II has IN.
CURED the spite and envy Of those whe eouie
net secure the sale Of Il, 80 much 80 that they
take eur double frs-shield crsss piece and un-
screw them and shsw buyers sne.haif ana Say
the TIMES COOK has very light castings.,-,
They also say IL will net bake well, draw wsii'
10 not No. iron, &C., dc.
So the emily security for buyers is 70 eeme d..
rect 10 No. g6 ". Gay street, noar Front street,
and see fer themselves IL the TIMES COOK
isn't the largest, heaviest, most eesnomiesI,
and best BAKING STOVE ever made. Every
enc Of the TIMES COOK is guarantees 70 eske
perfectly.
The reason I can sell them 90 cheap 10 that
am connected with the "Quakertown sieve
Works." and We make them ourselves, % yeu
buy from first hands. No two prohs o. young
Glucks.
We dc say il 10 the heaviest, largest and the
best working stove ever offered fer sale
Nearly eight thousand sold.
Call and examine fer yourself
w. J. n. GLUck,
% y. Gar erREsr,
Oct. the Bridge aud fron, s,..)
Baltimore. Nd.
Ies-A.. ysur,s.sshsss sssu''.
ASS slk 1~y Las -
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sarA Chinaman Who hAA never tasted ie,
cream. iheaght he'dtryii. One msushfai wsns
down nicely. lie butsonei up bis jacket aad
swaIlswed another nosthfal. Thai sesslsA HI
He jumped NJ trosn the table anA Started 70
Ewassp-. Pieniy dana eold grub. Ne
eookee nua' FieeSs belly all sazs like ios
wagon
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Every man Shp kseps bees should have -.
honey boIes on bpsere apple trees blas.,m.
fui them On all ysar hives. u BE- ready when
the bees are numerous enoagh u eater them
small pieces 81 guide combs "a the top. AID
greatly IN causing the bees % con, &c comb
builaisg 10 the bsxss. some families II oesa
will Be to- weak 70 uork Ia the bsx.s bat il
- alSays hes, 10 give them = set IA case they
may need them. Get your hives fer swarm,
ready, - that vhea swarming tiIae comes yoa
vail no Be- caught unprepared. Honey wili be
cheap next tail, from present iadieAiiens : but
twenty eents per ID. for good cosnb hsnev i =
paying price. AMI think Il uiil no, g isur-
than that.
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ea-He gruaned in his sleep, and his wife
aress 70 light the iamp. He behsld aisplav
of striped s.eekings. aai thea murnarei =
himself: 1--WE got EN- sure this tine sSsos
whAtg~ she inquired. ''t;ss the delirium sre-
meas. i'm seeing animals ef all kinds I've
Just seen = rebrA-- She Turned aown she lirAt.
and The mensgsrie uas elose1
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e. T. Fitch. at Tusealsosa. Als.. Will.
shaving. remarked b his wife. II beiieve I uiIi
kiii you" and cut her throat with the rarsr.
Boys are not b. wear out their knaekl.,
hereafter in "knaekling dewn." A patent ka,
been granted Cor pistol which is desisnsd ~
shoot marbles By the aid of spring.
-"Anl eAnst thsa always lsve me thus. Al
fred" she murmured. -even When age hs.
erept upsn mesnd lea histraees here ?" Ther.
was Pause % his part. bat Il was enIy mo
mentary, when be replied. in . tone 81 dcep re-
menstrAnee, ~can . duck swim
-Aa Eimira reporter sbsaineA . glimpse Of
The Emperor ef Brasil a. be passed thrsurh
the city ever the Ere railway. His erisieism
of The appearance of Dem Pelro vas that "a
member ei the Assembly. With q pass IN his
Peekss. esning hone from Albany. ostsn puts
81 mere style thsn did this royal parsassee.- .
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'.arefaf be ga fnsiscinsl quaiiis..
may - gwen o. snv &c. aniaai. snd sft
Tests relief an4 "a manv eases = eure 10
ca.r wners cow heram~ sick t-aun ov.f 80
iag a sf-safll 81 pulvefiH.i charcoal wss
~ rri with water PIT ists batiie. the cs.s
h@ai held up. thr charcoal tarnst down hss
taroat. ari n faw minutes reltsf 81 rtsi.
De and tssr hnars shs was abis g. 70 ta,hs
pasture 10 a case u q becoming hsiiv bi.s,.
- By ealing green aPples. = bait ,saeupfsl
81 Ps~dsFsd charcoal cured her sntr.ly 10
few hours
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Helping 90 Husband.

Isn't there u universal gtoan going up DO.
cause IL Is 80 hard to get living! People who
arc already rich-especiAlly II they got their
wealth by speculation or by public oilice-Put
on atrs OF wIsdcIa, and assure the poor that NO
body need remain poor. oniy lot them live
economically; wages are good; by saving n
little every year any one can sncn get Tich.-
But the man with growing family cant al
ways see this. lie wants books aud papers.
aud music and pictures IA his homo. aud lac
thinks his family has ~ much need OF their
refining inlucnce a. any other family. lie
loves 10 see his ewn wilc dressed IA good
clothes on Sundays aud holidays, and hc knows
that she Is best pleased with him when he -
well dressed. aud both oi thcm wish - give
their chiidrcn the bsat oppsrtantIs tor good
health aud good education. ilisO1n wages arc
hardly sufficient u cover all thcsr expcnscs.-
HoN can his wiir help t;g To tafincT uiacs $40
did all the work of tue family. not oaly the
csOking aud washing aud ironing aga sewing,
bat also the spanning aui weaving ~ cl'th'
and soap uaaEirs. anA lruii preserving aud
eanl.r-tsPpius somo aay thai W. must 80
back a. thst Aiui sf liis. Others tell us that
such retregru,si "a wpald not pay, even VA dol
lars aud cents, bgl % - aay hat nov women
are relieved tFon - tsauy OF thc old ianora By
~ .ss wsss q iss'..ssr sass, .. :. sa..-s - =
kinds 81 cuisines. ~ tatt thty uaF ret tu
support themscites wllr eagle. aa. bel g.
all the family Parsc Aitsr Hu4tr T $3.50
seem best taat oycfy .4ur wualaa tr
prepared - earn ber Hsa t.s.a.. t.t 20
her education 4ul t.at sae .st.t gf'r'
Lrtsrii bF h.f "Nn .a.. s
rlthcr t4Fnu-u a#.e. j.
mos. wufA ng .tt- atsr
tsi.uu aat IaH..t .ta.... .tra
L 1895 ~. u... ii
t,-r- iser sf -..t
A4. ss.rlt
..ht - tct t4.- "t.-t"
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* = =
IIr EfvGLrFF siii - isani % p
taf# S-s ia Tsssoaiesn. and = raa
ae-a.a rt. + =. sLTEGLCFF itss - Pan.
r esf - 20 bzsin>ss snt-us'sd o.
-1 1-H .rsHse s.thsF In tIe rfnr'F
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fr rtrHER IN yDrfr
Ara EcHTs NV MI.
fsus1vr1wN
- 1,n cart House sssens1'r.
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-Citir-.s ~ us1s--. nr--.4. .E.- boa.
Of si.soe - coy es~ rr' ~i' e---' 2 l- u,lii
ia the io~n.
-Cadsr the us9 istae table. .ae raa by "a
bs,uesn Nsw Oriesss aat SrF York Be- reduced
N sixsy-tss hoarH.
At the anausl eaavsatspa ~ .vpslet. held
few days sgs a. Joliet. iii.. thr chisi laid out
the Foa,e = b Parsaoi ~ ss-a bsud @arHg
the year.
Gov. iursrssl rrn.rts tar .ch.4i fsai of
Couusc,ica, T. b. sf.es5.ssa ". Of whsea more
thaa ons-half . iEvrf'ei in .a'c tnori cages
upoa real et;ais.
IA examination Il : large Lad. reeently
discovered some forty aiiiss E-si % Laramie.
W. T.. disclosed thick layer % su.pastc Il
nAgnssia IN pare state a' she bnii1la.
The Khsdivs q Egyp, provides daily
feast for the cats - Cairo. a. the great Mosqae.
and great il the tazaalt Al the hour q PRAYER.
when shey ali rush " tie disirihutin- priest
fsr their aiioSanee-
There are BAT tss regiments q asaicrs in
the British service permitted u war shir, col.
inrs-she SeveEth usssars sud the Forty hira
LiEht Infantry. All others are obliged n hide
the esllar beneath the s,oek.
-Franee has oae unan under arms sar every
- perssns 81 the Papalation Germany, IN
- Italy. IN ia Russia. I in III; Austria.
IN Iss; ard Esglasd. I IN :l3. without eouut-
ing men in the Iadian service.
--Gee-xe washinxton exaetei the s,riesss,
eesnsny in his fa1iiy. His better half was H.
asnsely eurious - know what be intended de-
ing uith his savings. and made . query 10 that
easef- 4 wsns.- uas the reply. go bay mars
Tsms yaliou maie. ef I ain. - IS how hin
rAllyafe; dat muie has been done sns licked
ne isax nuh 10 si1sr jsys -
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Rural Topics.

MSoMToWN. MD.. s.
Karat Topics.
WRITTEN rsR rHE "rxIsx" nv osG ov rnE MOST
ExrERiEscEB FARMERS, GARDENERS AsD
PRutT GROWERS ~ rug UNITED
STATES.
LEARSIxG rARniSe.
When intelligent young men are dcsirous of
learning the business Of farming in the most
scientific manner, they are met with the din
Guilty that no agricultural institutions exist IN
this country, under the management OF sound,
practical farmers. Those that do exist are
managed by "Profcssors," who have had lit.
tie or no practical experience in farming and
the consequence Is, that their labors generally
consist in making experiments. which result
in nothing Of much value n the world. Young
men who desire 10 learn farming must, there.
fore. 20 somewhere else than 10 Agricultural
Colleges 10 learn the practical part OF the bus.
iness s-to some Intelligent farmer shp 10 noted
ior the extent Of his operations. aud his skili
IA Ais business, even u they work Tor their
blard, or pay for the privileges Of working 90
sich farm Tor year or two, after they have
acquired knowledge of agricultural ehsusis-
try to aid them in their vocation ~ afssr liis,
The writers asa very peer epinien of thesbt
iiy of Professors Of sclsntihc Agficultars =
%.ssS ~ @ a.. i.,a ,s.,... .,:ss:. -, II .ss = s'n'
:. .@-.e-s. - =. .-usuu~>si -
-, = 81 .---.- =. f,-l 49, =. -.
Asuculturai colleges ameug us aud yet they
have nat demonstrated their utili'v - praeti
.Al iarmefs % the least degree
FrhniN. STA % ''-s
A. ,spsfIrlc~l farmer says "a have ptsc
...l Ling al . clsca ia he msfuiug il4y
q -. 81 3 r,s.s apI bran alter tar aay .sat@a
tafa ol. ani ~strr as.4ts tclass .Li return
- tav stable after . sh. "a time agf .sr if.uk
t,te...- b4. a., Itag. at 80 ta- se4lasf
a.. f--t . ts- roots aaI b.su 10 zoe
ass d. .ae ie-I oar- iss O. 'r~.i re.,,
a.4. rraa e4e4ta. tasa iest aa -, t.f
~ .t 81 tse ia, IH.sssstsm .e4f.-.
% " 600 -T e"'
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-Citir-.s ~ Hsfs--. nrs-.l. .r.- tr4'
si -. SO - soy Gee rr. + ----' q 2 l- nail
Ia the town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
Application for Patent.
For II Mill Site.

NU. JZJ.
U. $. LAND 0ETIcE.
Eureka, Nevada, March !. l7t

Eureka, Nevada. March !. 1916.
NcTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Richmond Mining Company Of Ne
vads. u corporation existing under and By
virtue of the Laws Of the State Of Neysda,
has thi. day, By Thomas Wren. its duly su-
thorized agent, whose postofficc address is
Eureka. Nevada. filed its application for Q
patent for five acres as a mill size. situate,
lying and being ia eureka Mining District,
county Of Eureka and State Of Neyada, and
official plat on. ME in tins oilico as Lot No. W.
in unserye, ed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. q
being az follows, tn-wit:
Variation l6's dg east; commencing att
post marked No. l L.. Survey No. w, the
zane being plst No ! of survey No. VI. mill
site survey. whence the flagstaff in the town
Of Eureka bearsk Y dig u m w :, 400 II, and
the northwest corner OF the Richmond Mining
Company Of \ Nevada l,ehnery bears : 7ldg am
W $40 go e; themes running first course ;
% Dig IN T. 6i5 3-i0 II, to post marked MOI
U. ). Survey No. ~. thence second cour Q ,
$50 Dig ~ 37jtt. to post marked No. 3, .u.s.
Survey No. W: thence third course 5 ~ Dc
h lp Il. TO post marked Nc. I, U. s. survey
No. "; thence fourth course ) SlH dg.W ~
Fl, to post mark ed Ne. 5. u. ). Survey No. ",
the same being post No. : Of survey No. 10;
thence fifth course n li4 Dig W 81 lilo II, to
| post mar cd No. q, Il. 5. Survey No. w, the
same being post No. 5 Of survey No. ". and
thence sixth co lrse y ~ ds u IN I 55l-lofL
70 piece Of beginning. containing i've acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Mill Site as herein-
before described, are required e me
their adverse claim with the heSs, *
ter of tho United States Land utiee
At Eureka, in the state Of Nevsds' auilns
or they will be barred by virtue & ne pro
mr2-bOd Register.