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List of PafenIS


Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending August II, 1915. Furnished
for the STAR from the office of j. McC
Perkins Il Co., counselors-at-law In
patent cases and solicitors for patents,
Attend to all business before the Patent
Ofice and other Departments of the Gov.
ernment. b13 Seventh street, Washing.
ton, ID. O. Drawings and specifications
Of patents. Is cents. Copies of patents
to show the general state OF the art In
any one class, $5i
1SO, O,227-Time attachments for locks
Joseph l.. Hall. Filed March 16, 1876
In combination with the bolt A a. time
trigger Q, and projection b on the angle
bar, the Dell-crank Of d, arranged and
operating substantially as and for the
purpose specified.
1S0, 22S-Time attachments for locks
Joseph l.. Hall and Henry Gross. as.
signors to the HslPs Safe and Lock Com.
pany. Filed March 16, 1876.
7,243-Hy ydrants-Charles 8. Glover.
administrator, Bay City, and Joseph II,
Strehli and James Kieran, assignees. BY
mesne assignments, Of one e-half interest
OF Harvey H. Glover, deceased. Patent
NO. 162 351, dated April 20, 1875. Filed
May 10, 1875. Brief-When the valve is
closed the water runs back from the dis
charge pipe to the vacuum chamber,
from 1t is discharged by the ejector whe n
the water is again turned on.
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The German Military Band will open
encouragement at the Lookout House on
September 8.
The German Turner's intend to have a
grand reunion to take place about the
tAss of September.
At Runnymede Park =" -
" nS a. ~ ~ picnic for the bene-
=: =. <stE4ca's Church, in Cummins-
SxGFes
At Oakley Grove tomorrow the Irish
american Centenni Guards will hold
O paonic, where all their friends will be
cerdiAlly welcomed. Trains leave the
Fium-street Depot at 8 and II O'Clock
h. n.
A concert by Curriers' Reed Band,
assisted by Miss Cora Dean, one Of Sig
ueE AlfsPs pupils, will be- given to-mor-
row evening at Price's Hill, for the bene-
kE Of the Walker Mill Road Church.
TAe train leaving Hamilton at 6:10 P. M .
and the trains leaving the city at $3.50
aad u;30 p. M. will stop at the foot OF
the UlAne.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

NMKTY.FNK deaths were reported
hat week.
"REv." JOHN J. BRECKENRIDGE, the
lewslry thief, has obtained bail. A col.
cred brother went on his bond.
THE superintendent Of Police has In
hie possession q valuable hunting-cased
Epld watch, supposed to have been
RIelen.
Rev. NJ. JOHNSTON, OF the Calvary
ChHreh, Clifton, has gone on q tour for
recreation. He is relieved by Rev, Mr..
Gray, Of the City Mission.
~HONEsT SAM. TILDEN," campaign
NoDg and chorus, just issued by John
Church u Co., and dedicated to the
tftends OF Tilden and Reform.
THR following is the Democratic Cam
pEigu Committee OF the Third Ward
las. ONsill, Rudolph Osterbrink, Frank.
BASge, Louis Hudepohl, jr., j. +. Osten-
dnrp, jr.
THE Ohio State Board OF Agriculture
has appointed Captain George N. Stone
q committee in the First Department OF
the Twenty-seventh Annual Fair, to be
held In the city Of Columbus, September
4h6, and6.
CHRISTIAN SCHIMPF, recently sem
tenced TO The PenitenJIary tor one year
fcg shooting with intent to kill, was par
doned by Gov. Hayes, Saturday. He
had served about thirty days OF a one
years sentence.
EMIL ALBERTI, convicted In the Police
Court Of selling liquor to minors, ap-
piled for writ OF error. The writ was
hlswed, because the Information did not
state that defendant knew the person to
whom he sold vas minor.
OSCAR MEDARY and Chas. Weeks have
made all arrangements for the three
mile race between them, which is to take
place on the 26Lh inst. The course will
ho from the Newport Bridge to the Sec-
ttnRal Docks in Fulton and return.
AT the regular weekly meeting Of the
W0if Tone Circle, Fenian Brotherhood,
Ia the Hibernia Hall Building yesterday
afternoon, among other business trans
anted was the initiation. oil several new
members, prominent among them being
General Halpin.
BURGLARS effected an entrance into
the Queen City commercial College, cor
neR OF Fifth and Walnut streets, on Fri
day night. They forced the safe, but
secured no booty. They overlooked a
package OF notes and mortgages of the
value Of ST, 1000, which was In the safe.
The only thing taken was q new coat
and umbrella belonging to Mr.. Faber.
THE Beer Brewers Association of
Cincinnati refuses to sell their beverage
10 any retail dealer who charges but
cents per glass for it, and, In conse-
qnenoe thereof, the cheap saloons have
TO purchase their beer outside OF Gin
einnati. l.. S. Williams, of 472 Central
avenue, and j. Ryan, OF Fifth street, and
shall dozen others, are kicking against
thiB discrimination.
DIR. FORBUS delivered an interesting
lecture before the workin gmen of this
city In their hall on Walnut street Sun
day afternoon. He was listened to very
StaentiVely by those In attendance, and
was invited to come again and let all
hfRn who are interested hear him. 1t is
contemplated during the coming fall and
winter to continue these lectures, which
will be held under the auspices OIL
the labor party Of the United States.
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Perila of the Sea.

The staid old Providence Journal has
q most romantic story Of a marriage in
the surt. Among the recent summer
guests at Narragansett Pier have been
q wealthy resident of Baltimore, his
blooming daughter, and companion,
whose office it was to stand guard over
her young mistress, and intercept any
letters that she might send to a young
gentleman at the South. Before fort
night had elapsed dainty little missive
was in the Baltimore mailbag.
The young gentleman packed his va
lise and set out for Rhode Island. The
father was forbidden by his physician
to bathe In the surt, and his daughters
companion hated salt water, and usu-
ally sat on the rocks when her charge
donned q bathing-suit. While the happy
girl was In the water her lover suddenly
appeared before her, swimming like 4
duck. and proposed that they should be
married next day in the breakers. She
said yes. The next noon the lovers, a
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clergy man, and two witnesses formed a
little group in the surf further Out than
the other batbers dared TO 20.
The marriage ceremony had TO be sus-
pended every few seconds on account OF
the breakers, and q laugh broke from the
lips OF the girl when the clergyman SOL
emnly gave full opportunity Tor the for
bidding OF the banns. Every body no
ticed how gay she was at dinner that
day. and her father thought, "She's for
gotten that Baltimore upstart already"
A few hours later ne was undeceived.
bridegroom fingered a few days, and
then went back 10 Baltimore, where next
October the participants Of the Comedy
in the Surf will reappear in the same
characters In the drama Of Grand Wed
ding before the eyes Of the world.
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The Soldiers and Sailors.

The Memorial Association hav,
elected the following officers:
President, Col. R. M. Moore; Vic,
President, Major ]. A. Remley; Score
tary, Mr.. H. q. Koogs: Treasurer, Mr.
Y. W., Gerard; Sergeant at Arms, MIR
Joseph Gaul.
Colonel @. B. Hunt has made the fol
lowing appointments for the First Regi
ment Ohio National Guards:
DR.. x. M. Wood to be Surgeon, with
rank of Major.
DR.. Fred. Stick to be Assistant Sur
geon, with rank of Captain.
Rev. Henry d. Moore to be Chaplain.
VIM. II. Higdon to be Quartermaster,
with rank Of First Lieutenant.
Alex. 8: Wolf, Company Il, to be
Sergeant Major.
Joel Kennedy, Company c, to be Quar-
termaster Sergeant.
John Ortner, Company r, to be Com
missary Sergeant.
Walter Hartpence, Company E, to be
Hospital Steward.
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Miss Emma A. Abbott and He
Friends

Miss Emma A. Abbott and Her
Friends
To the Editor Of the STAR:
The undersigned, friends Of Miss Emma
A. Abbott, and contributors to the fund
raised in 1872 for her musical educa.
tion in Europe, have read with pain and
Indignation, a statement rejecting un.
faVorably upon that young lady, in the
London correspondence Of the Cincin.
natl Commercial, and copied thence into
several New York newspapers,
No person in London or elsewhere has
been authorized by us to say that we are
dissatisfied with Miss Abbott's course.
Her marriage to MIR. E. l. Wetherell, OF
New York, 10 a matter which concerns
no one but the parties themselves. That
"since Miss Abbott's marriage, she has
lived upon the bounty OF her friends" as
alleged, we believe to be unsusceptible
OF any proof whatever. We pronounce
this charge against pure and gifted
woman, who is not here to defend her.
| self, false and malicious.
Signed Q. z. Huntington, John 7
DAILY, George g. Lake, John @. Hoyt,
Silas G. Herring, VIM. l. Peake, d. d.
T. Marshall, A. Rusch, r. B. Carpenter,
Il. T. Sherman, A. j. Johnson, q. s.
Stickney, George W. Platt, Jas. Ross
E. Sites, Mrs. G. G. Lake, Mrs. George
Hoffman, Mrs. J.W. Howard, Mrs. Mary
Ferris.
NEW YORK, August II, 1875.
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Labor MOHamanf.

On the 10th instant the farmers OF
Startling Township, Brown County, held
q very large mass meeting in Bloom
Rose Grove, about five miles from Will.
iamsburg. Gen. 8. +. Cary and L. A.
hins were the speakers. The people
brought their dinners for full days
work in the cause of labor, and had 8
gaoA time. It was not Cooper meet
ing. Mr.. Cary was invited to speak or
scoount Of his oratory and the interes
ke,has recently taken in the labor cause
Mr.. Hine remained in the county fol
several other addresses. He lsctureC
On Lyceum Education In Williamsburg
en- Sunday afternoon to q full house; the
EIermopt County Teachers Institute
being in session there greatly increased
&hs interest Of the Sunday meeting.
Mr.. Hine will hold @ series Of meeting
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Sudden Death.

Il. r. Condit, large, ,dark-haired man,
who has wife in Louisville, and a
uother and sister In Keokuk, Iowa, was
seen about half past 8 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon reeling and staggering along
Court street, between Walnut and Main.
UAieer higgins approached the man who
suddenly fell head foremost into the gut
tsT, cutting large cash under his lett
eye. The officer picked Condit up, and
tAok him to Ninth street Station-house.
Tie man, who was unconscious, was
eoniinually bathed In ice-water, but to
Vsyed to the hospital, where about 9
OnclOek he died,
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Mouni0n of tho Whitewater VAL
hey Pioneer Association.

The annual meeting Of this association
Was held Saturday at Hunts Grove.
Bon. /. ]. Allen gave q historical ad.
dress, and was followed by Col. Ozro j.
Hadds.
The Association elected the following
0fBcers for the ensuing year;
Presidents. V. Hayes.
Vice Presidents-F. Anderson, r. P.
Narwick, G. W, Hare, n. b. Hsmsley,
@shR Taylor.
Neerstary-J. N. Butler.
Ereasurer-Thomas FL. Hunt.
Executive Committee--F. Holl0well,
&Ga. Sater, John West,
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Pennsylvania MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester, Pa, opens September ID. Civil
Engineering and English thoroughly
taught. For circulars apply to A. b.
Merriam, Fourth and Main streets, or to
Col. Theo. Hyatt, President. Col. Hyatt
will be at the Grand Hotel, Cincinnati,
on Wednesday, 10Th inst, from 10 A. NJ,
and will be happy to see patrons Of the
academy and others on official business.
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AMERICAN COLOGNE.-A splendid
combination OF the odors OF the very
choicest flowers, fragrant, delicious and
lasting; just the article demanded for
every lady's and gentleman's toilet.
Put up in sprinkler top bottles. Very
convenient for persons travelling. For
sale by druggists and fancy stores.
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In Brown and Highland Counties next
week, and address another mass meet.
ing at Bloom Rose Grove on Saturday
afternoon, the 26th inst. These meet
ings have no respect to any party
politics,
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ROBACK's PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and II
specie payment Is not resumed within a
few years, they will doubtless be made
legal tender. They pass readily now
for twenty five cents.
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The Greatest Pain Rel,evsr In the world

The Greatest Pain RelIever In the world
is DIR. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN LINIMENT, an in
ternal AZ well as external remedy. 1t has been
warranted for over twenty eight years, and not .
bottle returned. 1t cures chronic rheumatism, sore
throat, pains in the limbs back, and chest Group,
diarrhoa, collie, and spasms No person should go
to sea without 1t. Seld by the Druggists. Depot.
No. 10 Park place.
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PHosPHORENE DEsTROyER

PHOSPHORENE DESTROYER, -
The excessive dampness Of the weather
has been productive Of reaches and 9TH
er Vermin that are exceedingly annoy
ing. A few applications Of Phospho-
mice, reaches, ants, &c. For sale BY
druggists generally. J. s. BURDsAL
B Co, Proprietors.
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4Assignee's Sale.

TN pursuance to an order of the Probaea
L Court Of Hamilton County. State of Ohio
70 me directed, will offer for sale. at Public
Auction, TUESDAY, August ID, 1875. at I
O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises, the following
Lots number eight (s) aud nine (s) on the re-
corded plat of Z. A. Woods addition to tho
village Of Cleves, Hamilton County, Ohio, with
frame cottages on each OF SAID lots.
Appraised as follows: Lot eight (s), 5000; los
nine ls), 500.
Terms OF Sale-One- half cash in hand, and
the balance in six months, with interest. the
deferred payments to be secured BY mortgage
on the premises sold. +,
Assignee Of the Estate Of Walter s. Howell.
III. B. WAMSLEY, AuctiOneer
CARY s. MORTON, Ateys. jy24-4tM
EGAL NOTICE.-Philip Bayba, of lndi>
/ annapolis, Indiana, will take notice that
Robert Creighton, Lawrence Creighton and
Co., plaintiffs, Of the City Of Cincnnatl, Ohio,
lid, on the 4th day Of March, 1876. file their pes
viton in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hamil-
ton County, Ohio. against said Phillip Bayba,
and others, as deiendants, in case No. AZ, OIL,
TO enforce mechanics lien against, sell, adj
lust liens upon, ami distribute proceeds of sale
If certain frame dwelling house erected by
said Bayba, anu Lot No. 45 on which it standst
the First Ward of said city, as recorded in
Book 1, page 2s, OF plats in the Recorders of.
dee of said county, for the payment Of said
plaintiffs' lien for materials furnished by them
for and put into said house, amounting to
$1lA sO, with interest from June II, 1874, and
for other relief, and that said Bayb is required
to answer said petition on or before the 14th
DAY Of October, 1915, or judgment Will bs taken
ROBERT CREIGH TON AND OTHERS,
Plalntlns,
J. q, R. A. JOHNSTON, Attorneys.
August IA, 1875. aui4-Stk
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DABIES OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny-'
ID Comic Monthly, ~ cts, ct any news aSAtd|
tell-n
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Basosball.

! The game Saturday between the Reds
and the Chicago nine was an interesting
one, although it resulted in the defeat VI
the home club. Williams, the new
pitcher, was on hand, and demonstrated
the fact that he Is the right man in the
| right place.
Here's the score:
Innings """.". 7s9
Cincinnati. .....".". Q 0 o 90
Umpire-Roll, OF the Juniors.
Time OF game-One hour and forty five
minutes.
Runs Earned-None,
First base on errOrs-Chicagos 2, Gin
cinnatis 8.
Balls called-on spalding 1, on Movey
II, on Williams 4.
Strikes called-on spalding i, on Nc
Vey ID, on Williams 4.
Wild pitches-Williams 1,
Passed balls-White /, Pearson
Bases on called balls-Barnes /, Dean
Struck Out-Pearson 1, Foley i, Will.
liams /.
Double plays-Pearson and Gould. 1.
LOUISVILLE, August 14.-The game
between the st. Louis and LouisYjlles,
Saturday, resulted; Louisvilles, 2; St.
Louis, 3,
PHILADELPHIA, August 1A.-Athletics,
10; Hartfords, IL; Saturday.
HARTwELL, August A.-Quite a num-
Der of people accompanied the Athletics.
OF this city, to see them play a game
with the Hartwell Club, on the grounds
Of the latter. The score by innings
stoods
Innings ..........I 984B Be7se
Hartwells. ......... / 90 50
Athletics. 10 COS o An
The Cincinnati Reds left for Columbus
this morning to play the Buckeyes.
At Ludlow Baseball Grounds to.mor-
row afternoon game will be played be-
tween the Emmet Green Stockings and
the Clipper Red Stocking II nromises
to be an exciting an,.ate,ir contest.
p;aagd cages o. tp.e Nineteenth Ward and
Pic% UN'u sine yesterday-Eagles 40,
I'D Nine II. Umpire Bazzoo Jack.
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should subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, pub
lished at Savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
50 per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
in these States, should use its columns. it is
the best paper in the Southeast Specimen
copies sent on receipt Of cents Address J..
II, EsTILl. ssyaanabA Ga
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-06
A Mixed Chinese Advertisement
NOTICE !

r,HIS is TO CERTIFY THAT / FORBID
all persons trusting any one on my ac-
count, after this date, without a written order
from me. MRS. j. P0PLIN.
Eureka. New. Sept. 18th, 1876.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-06
Application for Patent
To the Southern Cross, No. 2 Mine
And Mill Site.
NO. 1872.
z. ;. LAND OFFIcR,
Eureka. Nevada. Aug. 81, Il

aA"s dks II, lcfD.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ W. w. McCoy whose rosioffee address
is Eureka, New, has this day filed his applies.
ton for u patent for 800 linear feet OF the
Southern Cross. No. 2 mine OF vein bearing
81 yer, with sarinee ground 200 eet in Width,
situate. lying and being in Eureka Mining
District, county Of Eureka and State of NsY-
end Known an I designated by the field notes
ard official plat on lilo in Il is office as Lot No.
100.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 10
being as follows, tO-wit:
Variation 1917 deg. east. commencing at,
post marked No.. l Us. survey No. 100. iotA,
whcnee the summit If Ruby Hill No. | bears
n. 30 dg m W 1850 #; the flagstaff in the
town Of Eureka bears n. Il Dig II min f g.lsl
Stella lode. bears n. 81 deg. ! min. i. 2.2l7
fl. 6 nd the Southern Gross No. 2 shaft bears
;. zsE deg. W, 5ol f.: th.nce running frR
course :. % deg. r.. eco II TO poet marko No.
2. U. s. Survey No. 100, lot A; theme, sec.
ond course S. 29l4 dog. ". ,59o IT,. TO pcs
marked No. 3, L. 5. surrey Ne. 100. lot A.
thence third course n. ca deg W. 700 L. 10
post marksd No. 4. u. :. Snryey No. 100. lot
A: and thence fourth course n. 2l4 Dc n I,50o
it. 10 pest No. ], 10 place Of beginning, con-
tanning 6 s7-l00 acres.
Also til, following described piece Of land
as a mill site:
LOT b.
Beginning At q post marked Nc. !, l.. =.
survey !. wv lpt d. whence posi- w. L ~
A, beHrs 5. % deg. q min. W. 6,505 it,; post
No. 2 of survey No. SO. Richmond Mining
Con pany Of Ncvaoq mill site bears \. 4 deg.
50 min. l.. 2o7tg IT.; thence running 6m
course ;. 62s deg. l.. 2ji IT,. TO post marked
No ?, L.. :. Survey, No. l0,. lot Il; thereo
second course :. ia deg. +. 81 IT,, 10 post
marked No. 3, L. 5. Survey No. 100. lot L:
thence third course :. ) deg. 50 min. l.. a76 6-le
feet, to post marked No. 4, L. :. Survey No.
100, lot Is: thence fourth course y. g deg.
w. 6bi $40 H., to post marked No. >. u. s.
Survey No. 100, lot b; thirce fifth course :.
52R deg. W. VI 5-iO f.. 10 post mark cd No. y.
u. ). Survey No. 100, lot Il: thence sixth
course n. 45% deg. ". OBJ 10 H.. 0 post
marked No. !. L. ). Survey No. 100 lot b;
and thence seventh coHTc \. 20 deg. Is mir.
Il 81 DO IT.. TO post Nc. ], the place Of b.
ginning. containing 5 acres.
This claim i. bounded on the cast by the
Mark Twain and Red Ribbon.
The location Of this mino is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office az kurek A Mining Die
tFict in Book 4. Of page l02.
any and all persons claiming adversely my
portion OF said Southern Cross No. 2 mine
or sid mining ground as hercinbe-
fore describcd, are required to file
thoir adverse claim with the Regis
ter Of the United States Land Office at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the
sixty DAYS period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the proyis-
ions of the Statute. ID. b. IMMEL,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-06
ApDIiCati0n for Patent
70 THE SOuHERN PACIFIC
MINE.
NOTICE NO. $50.
v. D LAND tfFiCb,
Eureka. Nevada. August -. u

Eureka. Neynda. august ~. 1910.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ s. p. Dowy, by bis duly authorized agent.
j. c.. Powell, whose postofiee address is
Eureka. Nevada, has this day filed his appli-
cation for q patent for 800 linear feet of the
Southern pneitie Mine or yein bearing silver,
with surface ground 2pfeet in width. situate,
lying and being in Eureka Mining District,
county of Eureka and State II Nevada, and
known and designated by the field notes and
official plat on file in this Office as Lot No.
l03.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. l0S
being as follows, to-wit:
Variation l61s deg. east, commencing alta
post marked No. /, o.. 5. Survey n =. l03 this
post stands on tho eastern boundary. Of sur
vcy Ne. 62. Ham burg Lode, whence Tho high
s. min. W, l3,5D feet; The hoestaf in the
town Of Eureka bears n. IA deg ~ min. f.,
le,lj7 feet. Friday shalt, No. 2, on the hahis
burg Lode bears n. "a dog. IS min. " .lo
feet. The Southern Pacific shaft bears ). wv
deg. L. l52 feet, and n nut pine tres Is inehes
in diameter marked southern ineihc b. l.,
bears N. So deg. Il. III feet thence run.
ming lst course. ). 50 d &. Il 200 feet, to post
marked No. 2. L.. 5. Survey No. l0S tn nee,
I'd course 5. 2 deg. W.. 1880 feet. to post marx;
ed No. 3, T.. S. Suervey No. 1903 thence. "a
course N. IS deg. w. go feet, to post marked
No. ~. ). Survey No. l05, the same beng
post No. 2 Of said survey No. ~, end thence,
lib course n. 2 deg. H., l,50o feet along said
survey No. 81 to post No. /. to place OF be-
q aning, containing 4 6i-lW acres.
This claim is bounded on the west by the
Hamburg Mine. -,
Tho location Of this Mine is duly recorde ed
in the Recorders Utlice Of Eureka Mining
District, in Book II. OF page l03.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said southern Pacific Mine or sara
mining ground as herein before described, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register OF the United States Land Office az
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the
sixty days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the provis-
ions of the Statute.
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