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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

Inc COIUU1lttcC 6uU3ulte1h ACROA y seAs "
stated that Mr.. Darsie's address was placed
before the report, rs ne had to leaVe Inns
afternoon.
Mr.. Darsie delivered a thoughtful md inn
pressiye address on the consecrated teacher.
The Convention then joined III SINGING
sfAngelic Songs" !, 5..5. s
THE REPORT OF THE GENERAL syNDAY-scH0oL
Is5 SECRETARY,
n. nj. Green, OF Ohio, was read.
The report was listened to with marked
attention. M
The Secretary says: 1t has been impossi-
HE 10 oobtain very general reliable statistics
os the condition OF our own schools. W.
have not yet been able to so Utilize our
work, and manner Of reporting, as to pre-
sent a complete statement. But Of one sllng
we are assured, by the reports which come
To us from every part ofsthe field, the !n-
terest among us was never 30 great IN tine
Sunday school, never was 30 extensive ana
earnest before. There has been steady,
healthy poogress in our schools during the
year in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia,
illinois, Iowa, West Virginia, New York,
Missouri, PennsyIva and California. In
stitufes, conventions, and normal ciasses
have been held to the number OF more than
one hundred. Kansas, Nebraska, Texas,
Mississippi, and South Carolina have also
made comlnendable prog gress.
In 1871 & Standing ComInitteae ON Suns
flay Schools }, was formed, consisting OF +.
N, Green, OF Ohio; I. ]. !. Haley, OF Mis-
souri; and i. il. Carr pentcr, Of ndiana.
This action was taken on tho yecomme ndas
ton Of the Board ai Manage through
the corresponding secretary of the sCQaYen-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

ar /. TYLER presented q resolution ioIs
the % 'aInnointrnent, y mi ,of Select COMMITTEES on
Preaching for Sunday. He staseo slias ss.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

ciety wherever he went.
The Chair called attention to the fact that
the report under discussion was OF Bible
schools, and that secular schools were not
referred to. -
I Mr. o. A.. Burgess, president OF North
western Christian University, at Indianapo-
lis, Ind, also addressed the Convention on
the subject OF the report. He said II the
Convention could be behind the scenes and
witness what he had seen the effect would
be very different. If they could see, as he
had seen, DR.. Pendleton, to whom many
poor young man had come, endorse on the
back OF their letters Of recommendation to
the clearinghouse keepers, g 1 will be re-
sponsibla for whatever contract Mr.. -
may make.
The report was adopted.
DOMESTIC MISSIONS.
Mr.W.L. Hayden, OF Ohio, presented q
report from the Committee on Domestic
Missions. It refers chiefly to the result OF
labors In Alabama, Mississippi and Colo
rado. which has been satisfactory. The
committee heartily commends the work
among the colored people in. the South.
They have claims that cannot be Disregard
ed. Thousands, too, Of 6 our brethren
says the report, are seeking homes In the
West. and are anxious for aid to enable
them to plant in new and growing commu-
Mr.. Chase, Of Illinois, addressed the Con-
vention. and said he hoped that some
thing more than paper resolves sWouiu l De 70,
done Il, this important matter.
Messrs. Van Buskirk, OF New oIk'
Belding, OF Brooklyn; Bishop, zaay usn,
ChaiIen, DUNCAN, and Cutler also addressed
the Convention. s5s
The reported was ado pted. II
.s 81 PasAcHINa.
Mr.. j. q. Tyler presented g resolution ior. g.
tho @ @annointrnent.o .oi q Select C0mmitfee on
Preaching for Sunday. He stated tnas t'ie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

The Old Dominion Club have every gea.'
son to be proud of the aehleV ment O 5last a,s
night. ID the size Of the meeting, In the
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

To r. Neal. lhar w . Brandon,
Eliss Warren aud Il X Eassatt
ssir. You are hereby notified, that
OF ar before the 10Th day oi February
a 81 1870. i pelitinB ~ JABs Brandon
"a III wsfi be iii.d la tli. office of the
f.I,rk 81 III. Circuit Court of the state
~ lasN. so and for Marion equity
einint8ug 0i ynu, J r. Neal. ths tile
~ tlse : II ] as,d II y N 81 Ter.
- III "a i1sngc ~ Nest. PM Aud
N p1n t.bas w Bfaadob nnd Ellen
Warnh TIE petition or sale 81 said
described iseai Estate
AID fiIaG 8nir~. au appear thereto
aud de.eud before nDon IL the second
dag 80 tbe Iafeb term, A - 1875, ~
SAID Court. sb!eH viii commence 90
The oh ai,y " dareh. -. -. 1876,
siefaUt Wiil ite entered teaiurt you
aHd JadSiasuJ raudrfeh thereon
-rUsE & hYhfs,
s33T Pl4nifa luru"y'g
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Orisinat Notice.

10 Henry Myers. Hester j. Myers
Anita Myers, Mary l.. Myers. f3aral
Il. Myers. Ainosiah Myers, Syives
ter Myers, Virginia Myers. at. al.
rir:- You are hereby notified, thai
uii or before the oath day Of February
A ID. 1915. n petition of George +
Myers, administrator. will he filed ~
the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuil
Court Of the State 81 Iowa. In and foI
Marion county, asking for the raie a
The real ertate belonging Ia the estat.
of Mary EiI, decreased, tn.wit:
The southwest az the northwest
OF section 20, township ~, range 20
west Of the 9th p. 81. In Msrioi
county. Iowa, for the pay meat of thu
debts 0f said estate.
And that unless you appear tberete
and defend before noon Of the first da,
of the March term, A. ID. 1879. of sale
Court, which will commence on tn.
9Th day OF March. A. ID. 1875, defsuh
will br entered against you and judy
,u~nt rendered thsreon.
g. II. NORRIS,
yo-3S Plaintiffs Att.
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Notice il hereby given that hy viI-.
me al All egsssf III tfse Circuit Court OF
Marion caunts. Ea~a. entered ON the
13ih das of Ds-cemt-er. 1870. we will
s.sFrr AID sell nj lsssl,iie auction At the
s.asth asapr af the tsuarl Hoese ~
kroxville. lows. on the 2zsth day of
Frg,rasrs. 1870. lr-iwern the hours OF
d q ..g.s-k a. ga. ard O'Clock p. m.
t,.sssansrneifsg ~ 80 o'clock n. III. of said
ss.y the solloais sag described real estate
t0-sif:
The ef ~ 1 ri u " and Sc of
NV see "a. % IS. range IS @est, and
q acrps In 80 ufsw see ID in said
TOW fei,ip and range, commencing AZ q
t,osnf q rs.si- and iSs feet of the = 2
CORNER ~ The said &c / of ~ /. thence
w,as a rods, thence y rpsis aud lS3
Zee; theprr ~ reds. thessc@ - rods
and Isf feet to p4ace ~ beginning. and
Got 2 ~ f,gock IN the towu ~ Belle
f,nutain+, MalIa-ks county. Iowa.
TERMS up ~ALs.-Oue half cash
down balance in six months with ten
per cent Interest. or all cash down ut
option OF parchasers.
ROBERT RANDALL,
+ w. SHERMAN,
1885 NJ j. NORRIS.
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Rusfness Lots, I'm the City OF
kuaNylfte.

The undersigned wtls offer for sale
al pasSIic auction in Tire city ~ Knox
vile, Marion county. Iasa. on Sal
urisy, February 1ttls. lsss. NJ ] p'cttsck
.. M, on the premises, The following
business sUss. 10 ~si:
Lot Ma. in lsiocs No. q. cnnapfi-
sing three hustness ls.a. 81 - feet frost
each. And | wsl offer tise Same each
lsusiness los ~epersfeiy. or oil the lots
together as IL may suit the purchaser
of Purchasers.
1ERss oF SALE.--Due third cash
down. one third ia six months, aud
one third on or before one y-ar from
dav Of sale The deferred payments
10 bear Interest ~ the Yste OF ten per
cent. per aannEn, with approved -ecu-
r8ty. MARY MssRF.
IS IS Aamius.tratrix.
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Original Notice.


TO Mary A. MISSIONER, George Cox
and Amelia Cox. -l al:
sir You are hereby notified, that
on or before the zitii day of February
A. ID. 1875, a petition OF l.. y aud j.
81. Doniey viii be- flied ~ the office oi
the Clerk 81 tile Circuit Court of the
State OF Iowa, Ia aud for Marion
county, asking that executions Issue
on l1o certain Judgments rendered ia,
til. Circuit Court OF Marion county,
Iowa. against one George Cox, (u0"
deceased j and claiming the foreclos.
lire of "a mortgage upon the following
described real estate, to-wit: The
sw Nv sec 20 aud re u .
sec s, aud part Of the e Sc sec 8, de-
ycribed as follows commencing ~ rods
u offs " corner Of said q j and running
l. - rods. thence u IL rods, thence -
rods. thence u n rods, thence W 28
rods. thence y ~ rods to place of be
ginning. containing y acres and 45
rods. and part Of the W ! BE sec 5. de-
rcFibsd as follows. commencing at \ e
corner thereof, aud thence 100 rods,
thence w 90 rods, thence q rods,
fhsnee l2ls " Isl rods, thence 6i1'
y rods 10 the ives, line ff said trart
Of lard, tbsncr 1851 rnd-, thence 81
rode to place of beginning. containing
n acres and l55 rods. all ~ Township
No ~ y, Range 20. West ~ tire 9Th
=. N In Marion county, Iowa.
And That unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second
tias ~ tile March Term. A. ID. 1876, OF
said court. which viii commence oii
Size 9th day 81 March, A. ID. 1876, de-
fault will be entered against you aud
judgment rendered thereon.
sroSg d AYgEs,
- 80 Plaintiff Atty.
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Hnoxrille Journal.



The fslssTing pecan Was written BY
Rev. Il. III. MAring. 20 I've read III the
Censennssl Tea Party given sss ihs
ladies ol EaexviFls sesnr four weeks
since r. raise funds TO aid the loss
Cenf~nnssi Commission Ia con-e-
gueacs Of some oversight IL WAS not
read II that tame. We are now per-
..,saea e. give IL 10 the readers or the
JorMSALs
A handr~d years. A hundred years
ssfaosl ard ssrais, al is0g-ts Aad fears;
Df rsslsie deeds of daring dssle.
gf battles f0aghl Ane victories Won.
The cloud that ro-e 81 God d com rsEsaG
so larger iIsen Than human band,
Has slprrad til! as ue gnge os high,
BeAoid. il cuvers all iiae sky.
The vine that here. with heavenly
cate.
Was planted erst, hss grown So fair.
Iis ssssHsing branches, broad snd free,
stretch ere the llills frofD sea 10 Sea.
The little ssone. with labor hewn.
By sls.sse = ho resi- within tise tomb.
Has OF y ard relied. siih sarge Increase.
Aud FLIED she land. that resi- in peace
The temple grand OF Liberty.
ia which sl,ad-s a people free.
Whose deep foundations then were
laid.
wiup vows and prayers by patriots
INSIDE,
To IL. vast courts our millions meets.
Im fellowship ~ Freedom sweet;
While the bfosd talstons. laid With
Asori. The wall. with strength and
grace.
The glorious Gag. the Stripes and stars,
Born hrayeIy Or In pesc~ and wsr.,
Proud enatlism Of the ssiioi4'- life.
First waved liza times Of gloom and
Irife,
Renntt Sc folds. so proud and pure,
We've dwsit century secure:
A nd az q injured To every breeze,
Under lie shade we live in peace.
Religion, cnnscienep loving free.
Ia this glad ispd of liberty,
With equal rights, ard equal laws.
Aud strength 20 strike la Fressi0nl's
cagy@
o Ess ga prize these gifts divine,
Aud jbin with heart and ready mind.
10 .iloa 81 f.is,siy oar love.
And ~ these blessings worthy prove.
Ard thou great God. our Nations
irn-f
The Wi.4., the Holy and the just.
Ne pour our thanks into their ears
Far blessing. ~ these hundred years
o.! sisy thy hHnd with favor crown,
And Keep our nation for thine own,
Fulfii gur huper dismiss our fears.
yay ia. nation live Thousand years
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10 WHOM IT MAY CoNcEns.
Notice IL hereby given that on the
lst day Of tile next March term OF tie
Dircuat Court OF Marion county, iowa
the 9th. day OF Marcb 1875, John
Mark viii make application 10 h.
discharged IA Administrator Of the
estat. Of VIM. Saunders, deceased.
Knoxville, Feb. 7. 1879,
..g-99 ALLEY HAMkIcK Clerk
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Hsy ne completed ng part of the
cunfiac for luiRiinR tie Eailrnad "a
II noxtIi =. aaH having received the
notes Fl ven therefor IS the RDod feo,
t,le ~ Marion eStuntt | would say
that said naifs nIr hfi ~ the tao
Sstinuul Banks III EboAE ille Tor col.
l+eapsn. ! would be- glad IL the
inakefs thereof soi,lJ call ~ sn early
day aud pay tIism, Ga nOiFs paid
prior 10 lee. lat, no interest Vail be
ei,-rRsd. =. 81 KEkiLJ
WaAf
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To WHOM III NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on the
lss day Of The next March term OF the
Circuit Court Of Marion county. Iowa,
the Sin das Of March. 1870, -. + vii.
-ey wall make application 10 be dis
charged as Administrative of the es-
tate OF Isase Wilsey. decreased.
Knoxville, Feb. q. 1875.
$3.50 ALLEN HANhIcR, Clerk.
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TO WB0s II Nay CoscsRS:
~atscs ~ isr~~ssy g1wrn THAT ca tive
ass day of the neaa March term 81 tire
tarcast Court pf .ssrsnn t-ouaty. Io~s.
flse 9Th day ct Mareas lss6. Joba Asrs
wIli nsakt application ~ he asssssas-
red "A Administrator Of tte e~tSse OF
q. W. Asaas, Decreased
KnnxesIis, Feb. z, 1875
ss-gn AGf8S HkNRtCE. Clerk.
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Legal Notice.

TO WHO'S III MAY coacggs:
Notice IL hereby given that or the
~, asy Of tie next March term ~ tie
Eireplt Court If Marion county, Iowa,
ihe tllb day ~ March, 1875, Goilins
Joiiitis viii make application 20 sss
discharged ss Adu,inistfaior Of the
s-tats IL Alciiida JOIlitf.. drcensed.
Knoxville. February 7 1873.
8a.J9s ALLEN HAaEIcR. Clerk.
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To WHOM IT NAY EoscEgs:
Notice j. hereby given that on the lst
day ~ the next March term OF the
Circuit Court ~ Marion county, Iowa,
the 9Th day OF March. 1876. Jacob Ne.
Way will make application TO bs dis-
charged ~ Adminisirafor OF the es-
tate Of John II. Dougbnan. decreased.
Knoxville, Feb. 7, 1875.
$3.50 AILEs HAsEICR, Clerk
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10 Whom n Nay Concern
Sntics u hereby given that on the
first day Of the next March term of the
tirealt Court OF Marion county. Iowa.
tie 9Th day ~ March, 1875, VIM. g..
MeCorkle will make application To Ice
disehAfard 40 administrator Of the
estate Of Nathan G. McCorkle, de.
CEASED.
Knoxyille, January 81. 1875.
LIB ALLEN HANkIcg Clerk
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Marion County ! 90
la the District Court Of the County OF
Marion, aud state OF Iowa, May
Term. 1876.
James w Amos, plaintiff,
Va
sarah j Amos, Alfred A
Amos, John l. Amos
Mary NJ Amos, Thomas r. Petition
Amos, Harry Il Amos, in
Caleb III Amos. Havilla Partition.
* Amos. Cora + Amos.
Corwin Worth Amos. IF
iie v Watkins and Osee
Watkins, defendants.
10 Sarah J Amos, Alfred A Amos
John r Amos. Mary NJ Amos,
Thomas J Amos, Harvey r. Amos.
Calei, IL Amos, Haviiia X Amos,
Cora II Amos, corwin Worth A mos,
Efiie V Watkins and o &c Watkins:
You and each of son are hereby no
titled that there will be on file. on or
before the 10th day of February. A. ID.
1875, la ihe office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court of Marion county aud
state OF Iowa. the petition Of James
w. Amos, claiming of you, he parti-
tlon OF the following described land
aud premises. situated la said county
OF Marion aud State Of Iowa, o.wit:
The west half ut the north west
quarter of section eight tSl, the east
half of section No. seventeen I'D, and
the southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of said section No. eight tsl,
all In township No, Seventy-siy (76),
north OF range No. nineteen tl9), west
Of the 9th y. NJ, containing two hun
died t200l acres more or less.
Now unless you appear thereto and
show cause To the contrary. on or be-
fore noon OF the second day OF the next
term Of said Court, which term com
mences ON the LIST day Of May, A. ID.
1875. default will be entered against
yon. and n judgment for partition an
prayed for In said petition.
A. II. MILLER,
$3.50 Attorney for Petitioner.
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W. " ~~V glasses Of working people n both
sexes. youns and old. make more money a. voyt a.,
ms IN their osD iaealitiss. dariss their pare no>
usnts, or all the time, than NJ anything sis. We
crrr employ mont that viii psy handsomsiy for svsYy
hours sors Full particulars, terms, he sent sv,s
esnd four sddrvss ~ once Dont DELAY ksv n
.. Doat look for verk or bussnses sIsssh.rs
on have isarsed What vs ensr q. srISsON
4 Co, Portland, hsias. ao~xs
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TEN REASONS

TEN REASONS
Why the people Of KnoSsi lie
and vicinity would better 60 to
ARDERY & ROBERTS
D 3 U q $
Medicines,
Toilet Articles,
Fancy Articles,
Blank Books,
And Stationery.
lst. ardery d. Roberts
bought their goods at the low
est rates for cash.
Cd. Their goods are fresh
and of the purest quality.
Sd. All medicines are com
pounded with the gratest care.
4th. They have the finest
and best selected stock of goods
in Marion county.
5th. They have in all re-
spects a first-class store.
9Th. Their goods sell readi-
ly, and give entire satisfaction.
Hence they can afford to sell
goods and fill prescriptions
lower than any other house in
town; and they also give Chro-
mos as premiums to their lady
customers
7th. They treat all their Gus
toners with courtesy and re-
spect.
9Th. They take great pleas
ure in showing their goods.
9th. They are always sober
and ready for business.
10th. What they tell you
can be relied upon as true.
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Originni Notice.

STATp or iowa. -.
Marion County, !
la the District Court Of the County Of
hariont aud state of Iowa, May
Term. 1876.
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Each numbsr ALEC containE hana'vh' sa,,ls
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presented an sbandsses Of choice snd shs ..., 4
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"a 80
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
Also, Agents for DIR. Lee Isichau's
Golden Pills.
ppLIuATIoN FOR A PATENT.

"A 70 the NORTH CARSON MINE. No. 3o5.
L. s. Lend Office, Ca sou City, Nevada, March
I'D 1s16. - Notice is hereby given that the
NORTH CARSON SILVER MISI>G COMPANY, by
its authorized agent 4. s. GOULD. whose post
office address is Carson City, Nevada, has this
diy filed its application fer patent for tif
teeu Hundred linear feet % the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred tcct i'll width,
situate. lying and being in Eagle and Wash"e
Valley Mining District, County Of Ornsby,
and state of Nevads, and known and des!g-
mated by the field notes and official plat on mo
in this Office as Lot No. 40, III Township &c,
north Range twenty cast of Monte plablo mc-
ridian, the exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
40 being as follows, to-wit: Variation, IT, 20
east Commencing at Post No. ], at 5. T.. corner
Of the claim. the southern slope OF the
mouAt stu, from which point the section corner
post at the s. 4. corner of Section 81, L. ~ N,
i 20 E., NJ. d. III. bears s. CO iW i. 1s47 feet
distant and the flag staff on the dome of the
state Capitol at Carson City bears S. 50 s. E.,
and running n. 45e ~ L. 1,eu0 feet TO Post No.
.. thprrc N, 4l IS W. 500 fert TO Post No. 3;
thence = 40 il " 800 feet to Post No. :;
thence ). ~ ~ t, 6,vj feet to plscc ot otsin-
ming rontsi sing z. 6t-1C0 acres. 1Ais cihiHi Is
bounded by o otf,r known mines or lnlnihR
clsims. Iha location Of this mine Is duty ~
corded in th;, Recorders Of1;ca OF Eagle aad
Washoe Valley Mining District 81 Carson CITY.
Nevada il, Book vi folio 1872. Any and oil
persons ella ming adversely any portion OF said
North Carson Mime or said mining gror-pd AZ
hereinbe fore descl ibtd, are required TO file thcN
ad verse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office. at Carson City, in the State
OF Nevada, during the sixty days period of pub
LEGATION hereof. or they will DE barred by virtue
of the provisions of the statute.
A. WArrz, Register.
II. D. EDWARDS, Attorney. mh25
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4 PpiICATI,.N FOR PATENT.

~ Notice No. 3I5, United States Survey No.
a9-UUitcd States Land Office. Carson City. Ne
vadn. May 10Th. lslu-N0tlcc IS hereby gwen
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
INC G. DMPANI. Il corporation duly incorpt
rated under and by virtue of the laws OF the
state of California, having its principal place
of businrss in the city of San Francisco. state
If UslitoIuia has his day by A. y. Gould. itS
attorney in fact AMI agent Whose Post Office
address is Carson city, Nevada, made applica-
ton tor nited Ststrs patent for fifteen hun
.ir,l son linear foet Of the Williams Lode
bearing gold and silver quar- and other min
erals OF precious metals, together with surfac"
grnurd SIX hundred tfU0l feet Ill width. for the
convenient working thereof: situate III the Eagle
and Washoo Valley Mining District Ormsby
caunty and State Of Ncvada, known and dcslg-
mated on the field notes and official plat M
J-nitcd States survey or lot No. 81, Section %
Township - north of range 10 east. Monte Di-
able n.t riiIan: the exterior boundaries OF said
lot No 80 being Us follows, to wit: Beginning
ut most marked No. l, L. ). Survey No. ~,
whence the southwest corner OF Section rs.
Township IS north of range 10 east, bears south
7Go ~ west, S95 $40 feet; the Ayers and Hot
kirs silver Mining Company's cabin bears north
$3.50 west GO feet. aud the discovery and work
ing cut and tunnel upOn this mine bears north 20
~ east. 9i5 feet; thence running first course.
north 1870 st 800 feet t. post marked No 2
u. s. survey No. 50; thence second course north
u 10 east G,Gfect to pest marked No. 3 u ) Sur
yey No 80: thence. third conr,e, south Isl
east so feet to post marked No. L. ). Survey
No 80; theme. fourth course south - ~ west
COG feet to post No. |. the place " beginning,
containing 20 6d-ltD acres; bearings expressed
from the true meridian WIN magnetic varia-
ton of l6 10 east. This claim WAS located nh-
der the nams of the Williams Mining Claim
end survey made to accord Herewith. The
workings and improvements on this mine con
sist of an open cut ~ feet long, ~ feet wide end
70 feet deep and a tunnel run in the hill from
the face OF said cut q distance of 80 feet. ex-
caedin. $500 in value. This claim is bounded
northerIy by the Ayers Consolidated Silver Min
ing Cup.n-:y's claim; southerly by the LORETTA
mining claim. The said mining
claim being recorded in the office Of the Re-
corder Of c2Iusby comfy aforesaid. IN volume
A, folio 32s. Any and ali persons claiming any
norton of said Ayers aud Hopkins Silver Min
ing Colnpany's clsin ors required TO file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Lana Office at Carson City, Nevada, dur
Inc the sixty day period OF publication, they
viii be barred by write Of the provisiooe OF
tina situate. lluyi1. \, WAiTZ, Register.