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Sheep Breeding In the Wet and
South.

In writing this article" it will not be
expected of me to draw fine lines of
comparison to suit fanciers Of partIcu-
lar breeds, nor to discus, the relative
savonness and aroma of the mutton of
any because some epicure has said there
was difference. The object of the
husbandman and the tiller of the soil
Is to make money by his pursuit.
The improved state of the country by
means of railroads, the improvement
of rivers, the increased number of
towns and cities, manufactures and
population invites and demands Il new
impetus III che production of wool and
mutton in the West ana South. | have
been close observer and breeder of
sheep for forty years; and for the last
twenty-cight years have used none but
the purest bred, lony-w0ol mutton
sheep to sell as breeders. No one can use
without loss grade or impure bred
ram. But my object in this article is
to induce the common and unpretend-
ing farmer To make more money out of
sheep and wool than he does, with u
very small outlay in money. First,
buy of some reliable breeder high
bred, long-wool ram; use whateve.-
stock of ewes you may have, and the
result will be an increase of fifty per
cent. in weight of wool the first gen
Grafton. The iucre ased weight of car
cass will be one-third the first genera
ion. Beef first generation as before,
and the next fleece will about double
the old stock, ana the weight of car
cass will have Increased nearly fifty
per cent. The wool from the first
generation, if bred as above stated
from any of the breeds known to me,
will, if properly handled and sold.
take rank rs delaine wool, and sell
for twenty-five per cent. more than
clothing w Dol; and wool from the sec
ond generation will rank generally as
CombIng wool, and sell for thirty-fve
per cent more per pound than clothing
wool, ard seems destined in the future
to outsell all other descriptions Of
wool; and while sheep of all breeds
are readily sold when lat for mutton,
the largest and heaviest invariably
bring more per pound than small sheep.
The long-wool are as hardy as any
other and the gcntlest and best of all
others.
But few should engage in sheep
husbandry alone. The fewer one has
the purcr they should be bred; and, if
one desires to have many hundreds
together, he should grade up from
Spanish meriuo ewes. He that de-
ponds mainly ona grain for winter feed
will fail: but he that relies uDOn grass
and hay, or its equivalent, will succeed.
All breeders should use c. II. Danna's
metallic labels, of West Lebanon, New
Hampshire, that they may be known
should they get mixed with others.
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was only asking guarantees, because
she was a.xlous for the ugintenaucc
Of general peace, adding: Il will
never make any claim % the territory
Of Poland. viii even secure its in
tegrty If any other power should at
tack il" Soon after the Russians en-
tered Poland, the CZ.riua declared 1t
was only for the purpose Of prevent
Ing disturbances which might be caused
by concessions u indictments. The
spoliation and partition followed never
tneless
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jill d3tSw1t
January 10. 1877
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Ship-buildlng on the Clyde employs
40, 900 men.
Mr.. Gladstone. having been request
ed to advise \ " Young Liberal" IN the
selection of few good books. recon-
mends "Grccn'S History OF the Eng
lish People; 'IIailam's Constitutional
History of En- larG," Ranke'I His
tory of England" 'Guizot's History
of the Grea. Rebellion" and "Sir f.
Mays Parliamentary History of Eng
LAND Is free from the spirit of par
,isanship."
A sad example of the fatal nature of
dlptheria ha, lust occurred in Paris.
y whole family, consisting Of father
and mother ana Ewo children, were at
tackled with II and carried Of IN q
short time. Dc. Regnault, who at
tended them. caught the maIady. and,
in spite of the care Of one of his col
leagues, Dr. Bis..t, died also in TWEEN
ty-four hours. DIR. Blsct was then at
tackled in his turn. and he died.
From a return made l'y The registrar
general Of Eng land of the Iunber of
people who succumbrt through e1ces-
sive drinking in 1873, It appears that
nne-fourth occurred In Lancashire
alone. London, with much larger
population, exhibits only hall the num-
her Of the county pala,ire. Women
figure IN the list N the proportion of
Que 10 four Cf the IN ire return for
England and Wales. The total num-
Der of deaths through excessive drink
ing is little over 1000, which is only
one one-Euadred-snd-twentiethp part of
the number who are killed through i'm
pure waters-I2O, 600 victims of water
die annually, while only a little over
1000 die from intoxicating drinks.
4 German paper points out the strik-
ing similarity between the assurances
of the Russian government in the pres
ent crisis and those i gave one hun
dred and ten years ago, at the very
time when negotiating secretly with
Prussia for the PARTITION of Poland.
Empress Catherine then declared, as
Gar Alexander does now, that size
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Others.

CaSEOFIa is the result OF 90 years expert.
mguts by DR.. Samuel Pitcher, of Massachusetts.
l. yc-r abe preparation Us ,ffeCtiye u castor
oil, but p D c'tiy lcIsanF TO the taste l. can
he taken by the youngest iufant. ard ncir ~
:@gs nor griPes nr. y. j. Green, OF Eoy.ton,
indiana. says If il:
sIE---I have tired the Castoria AMI can speak
h gL!y Of its merits. 1t will, | think, do away
entirety wiki castor oil; il i pleasant and harm
les. and i oHdctfHily ehicaciuus as an apcTieut
q iaNusiye. 1t is the We Y thing.
The CU>toria d. siroys orms, regulates the
Stomach, cures WIND Cole, and permits of ma
tUr,l. healthy Sleep II is very cilicacious in
Coup, and for Tccthiug Children Honey is not
plcasauicr to tn taste, and Castor OIL i not 50
certain in Its effects. II costs bur % cents, in
I-c bolt Is.
j. Is. Eo.E Is O.. 80 Dev St Now York
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TIil receive much more Of their atten-
ton than that Of the other States. II
will require all the ability ana all the
ingenuity which they can bring to bear
10 insist upon the count Of the State for
Hayes in the face Of the facts.
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fINOR SALE.

222 acres Of land and improvements, 3 miles
southwest from Georgetown, Williamson county,
and near the road from GcOr rctOWn TO Aust u:
I'll acres of which Is enclosed with a store
+, nee five feet high, ga feet wide; 100 acr Ii,
cultivation; splendid land, and in good neigh
borhoOd, in fine, healthy country: plenty Of
wool and water. You would do wei to OK
anime the farm, if wish to buy Call Oh MIR.
Jane Knight, of Georgetown, who viii show
you the place, or call Oh
VI. Is. SWEENEY,
715 COngress Avenue. Austin.
Also, several fine dwelling houses in .Oud u
cations for sale. Apply To
"cS ". L. SWEENEY.
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7 NOR SALE.

A valuable farm Of 101 acres in WI tars0u
county, adjoining the corpo u.e limits Of GEORGE
town. iSAcrcs IN cultivation. with improve
mrnts on the sOLhh side of an Gabriel river
upp0sl,e the Fair grounds: high and healthy.
having Il fine view OF the country for Inllgs
around; fine location; near 10 college and Re
male academy; no better in the Stalr, the urO
tess RS Of which would be an honor to any :llstl-
futon OF learning. Living i cheap; the country
be utiful and healthy. l viii sell his place FOX
the low price nf $500 cash. Guu can call on
Nh j. \. Price of Geo getOwH who viii take
great pleasure III showing the property. or COM
muL icatc with me by letter or otherwise TIT,
perfect. NJ. Il. w EENEE.
uugb rs Congress- Ay.Ivp tr-rfu
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THOR SALE.

F'orercc Steam Florrin-. Grist and Saw Mil.
Cotton Gin and Press, IN Williamson county at
the head of the SaladD IIv-r, sliuat. d in "A fine
whcat-grOwl>g cUu"try. There are TWO BUILDINGS
for mil purposes, two stories hIgh: one 2rN:i
feet, tie other 1jv30 feet, with thee acres O.
land. Also dwelling house with SIX rooms
Engine 10 horse power, two cts Of uErrs Gusg e.
reel bolt 10 leet long. The reels a. cloth. with
DUfCur Dutch anchor hUtiug cloth: all rua b.
&C II. The whole machinery is complete md in
line running order. great bargain call be
bought by immediate application TO
NJ. Il. SWEENEY.
ocS Il5 Congress Avenue, Au in, Tcx@s.
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UOR SALE.

\ farm OF 81 acres wi h the improvements. enc
mile east of MCrr.lltown, j. miles from Austin
! niles from hound Rock, III williamson county.
In WI rs the Gault place; IA sores of good
PRIZE land inClosed ard III cultivation: Il acres
OF wood land about Two rifles from the farm
with rooms out- horses, rock granaiy and .bI.
and I well Of excel mt water in tie yar.. If
yoa want good little fam, you con buy II for
the low price OF $500. Call without dciay il Wv
want a DE gam, on II. Is SN EENEN,
ocS 40 COrgr - Avenue Austi
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w AIMING.

WHEREAS, On tie second day + Jan
nary, 1877. Il contract Of sale Cf the sto K OF
cattle and horses owned by IL ranging II VII
hanson, Travis, Bur CsOn. NiIiam BE Ea~trOp.
Lee Hnd Fayeite counties. was made by L. -
j. NJ. Piper and W. f. Hays. and hi OF sal,.
wa- executed by us to said parties 70, said stock
and
Whereas, 5 id ntract OF sale has bcca can
cell, and annUlled.
Thereto e, al persons are hereby warned and
notified that said pretended sa' i, a nuiity and
that said Piper aud Hays have no git 81 inter
est IN our stock Of catt ard horses: ald all
pc sons are her by notified and warned net 10
deal or trade with sad lip and hays il re
spcCt To said II ca. !. y. OLIVE,
J. ". OLIVE
ALNIKA OLIVE,
JAMES az I'VE,
W. T. SMITH
JILL d3fSwlt Il \. OLIVE.
January 10. 1877.
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j NEWARD.

Stolen from the streets on the 10Th inst. nv
fine hay mare. br .Hdod !; li on The cfa huuIder
and j w on the LET, p, both e Unt,r bra ndcd
liberal reward will be paid for her recovery.
WINTER GOODLOE iarltd1tNwlt
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OREGON SALMON. - The Portland
Orcgoniah says that during The present
fishing season there have been eighteen
salmon cauncries on the lower Coium-
hIa river, and that they have put up
42S, 73O cans. of these over 400, coo
cases contained four dom one pound
tins, and the remainder consisted Of
two pound and two and a half pound
tins. The season opened at about $l.3O
for one pound tins, and the same axe
now held at $3.50. Lust March ii was
estimated that from sos. COO To 600, 600
cases have been shipped direct from
Astoria and England IN the past three
months. The receipts at san Francisco
since January l aggregate $50 200
casts, most OF winch mas me 10 hand
in the past two months, and nearly all
of which has been reshippcd.
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- Gcres Of land in Travis county. rh--e-r.--.'-
o: nile from Eo--t Egurv|- TX aa-e- .-
cultivation; good house, splendid sFr.- 4l.
-.-uG2Lce OF lue b- .Lll- :. \ -E-- timber. -
n b ~M-ELET
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SALE.

81 aCrc7 of land, and improvements. I'm
west Of Georgetown, on the South .jIrbTic': ur
will sell five acres with She inprJy. u,.ft- +:
dwelling house with rooms ard hail cistrrn
out-houscs, and q crib tn L viii h0!d SEQ or $50
bdEhcL > of con; 40 bearing peach tr".s Tho
place i wei inclosod mostly with STONE. H.
James knight, Of Georgetown. viii take great
pleasure in showing The prop-r.y to any one tat
vii call on him, Apply to
ocS N. Il. SWEENEY, Austin.
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On ard after Jsnusry :, IS7-. 7 sbsll sd"p-
The ca-n system exc u-iyc y. No credit give
10 ary on Bring yuC- nCuey and b-y more
20 IL a. less prsce thsn AZ zly otAe- .rucr-v
store IN the ci'y- Thanking ny patrons fer h II
former fzToEs aud ssLcltiu. = continuance Of
the same. JOHN KIRKPATRICK
drz9 In
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ENOR SALE.

Five hundred and fifteen acres Of lind with
The mi rovtmcuts, miles cas- OF ,r,o-cctu,,u
Williamson county; 3Hi acres til Fable land:
80 acre. We're cultivated this wear making fin
crops plenty OF wood and water, AMI in u goo ,
uclghbOrhO d. II You want to buy Il .uud !.l.u.
20 and see it. Mr.. j. L. RGCSrr. OF Georgetown,
viii take great rlcasUra in showing the farm to
any person wishing 20 lurCNase, or app 10
NJ b. SWEENEY. Austin. TCXt4.
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TVOR SALE.
FARM RESIDENCE

FOR SALE.
This farm = 81 mated one sud hE'F mi -
northeast 81 Austin opposite the Cag.t.l STATE
Fair . oIEc>. containing about Is -CTv- q
ch.i-r land, vel improved auI fence; large
~ Ok dWe ling. c'stern. good cut-5ELd ms, pen
Q v.ttg FOX i-ll-a-lOu, cir; a. o. = are peach
orchard OF over thirty varieties OF choice ts. 2
ing i-ee-- Anyone wishing 20 by ONE % the
he>t improved small fame ia The -iC.-i.y -
AGst p = solicited TO cal on the owner and res
Id III hyf re u. ChAsing elsewhere
Z L PECN
Aust -. Texas Nov. Is. 1876 ro.c--ll
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MEDICAL.
Contaur
IiDirDentS.
HE Quicken. Surcst and ChespcAT
Remedies.

Physicians recommend ard Fs-ri.rs declare
...- .. -... rtr.-..r- Rave TNu- before boon
...- ARTICLES vii. --,-a--. trial bottles rlylIca.
-..- -.--.-. .--- ~. --.-.-- gee L.pIr rapid and
.-- -Ns..-.7 ---.'-- nave '''- '''O'c 'o1'-
'2'..e CSi5aur LiaIr1cut, White Wr'P-
nor.
- ID 0.-e I.-~...- su. y .Lr-.-.a Lamb 80.
~.-.,-.a. s.- E-.a-,-. sore Nlsp..s. trvst~ .
s... .-..D---ls Swelling, SPANS and A.
E-r-I. l.NE OR MUSCLE AILNENT.
y w.. eN-.s RE POISON Of bites au4 sr.nEs
a-- b .. ..-l> - sid without = scAr Lo,h
jaw. Palsy. " ak B-cS. C.k L Breasts. L .raCar,
lua.-.C-t l'll AMI JltaLcoGs Eraotlons read
--L y. III 20 t-s .lr@ i-eut
H,-I. Back. q ads, Hardin county, Ohio
-a' 3. Ny "Ie -Ls had rheumatism for i've
--.---l re~.. 10 sl"rp-Could scarcely Wis
across the L.ur. She j, now completely cured
'g r.e ..e Of Cru'a.r Lin Iurut. We all q.
.-.A AIu- i-y you. and recommend our wonderful
lgaau.-s l.o.r irlgau-.'
james T--l u' = neville, Ohio. SAYS: The
tear.ur L-l.Lrut cured my u'gral-
Al.rt lush. Of New York. writes: send
rl- oar doom hotties 'y cypress. Ia / ulncu Z
.a- 'aN,a -aE leg. want To distribute II, etc
The so, "i hi Lin ment i iucrcas NJ rapidly.
XMe Ccataur LInIment, Yellow
Wrapper,
Is for the Tough skin, flesh and muscles Of
HoE-E-. MULES AND ANIMALS.
W. Ua,v Lever vet seen 81 case If SPAWN.
~wecyy. hia-b1rr. Wind ..lI. Scratches q. Poll
evil, y .5CA this / riueuI would not sp eddy
ben. IT.. 81 We never law but few cases which
u would not gUre. II WI. cure wh"n anything
Ca-. II = folly rn sp-u so for Farr when
o.c dollars worth 81 Ccutaur Liuimrnr will do
better Ia" following l. u sample Of the is I'll
mOly prOluc G:
JEFFERSON, Mo. November le. 1873
Some time ago | was shipping horses 10 81.
Ions. / -O- one badly crippled in the car.
y i'G great difficulty got him 10 the stable, on
Fourth Avenue. 7 he s.ahlc-kc,pe- CAV me 4
auulc f your CcufaGr Liuimrur, VIII Oh | used
with such sUyC ~ that in two days the horse VS.
sctiy. and nearly well. | have been Il veterinary
surgeon for thirty years, but your LInmcuI
beads anything ever used.
\ }. M'CARTG, Veterinary Surgeon.
For "a postage stamp We will mail u CcutaGr
from eve y state m the uiou. These Lin IL ms
are nov sold by all callers i'll the country
LABORATORY OF j. h. ROSE * Co.
~ u " 81 Now NnLL,
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MERE AVEKug.
No. 2os-THE STATE OF TEXAs,

y
To the sheriff o. any Coustslle Of Travis
con, y. -Tec'iry-
" hvEva=, oath Lac r'.l- day been mod. before
me Oy 4. = Ep J,---- ~ t-r I-U ~ CT1v, Il
fO"ts-s, hat Slo--- b. -..-.l--'.u iepUrrII| f- q
Nah-lrnt per-ou. 70 tA-t The ordinary process
81 law cannot be served upon %. lu4 are
hereby command THAI ca. 1g max u =. pL .lg--
ton 81 iII- writ in some lsgy-yapsr printed in
lrENlr county, for fCHr --rs.-- ls. Vfes- before
the return caY her. 81, summon the -ald George
arlington 10 be and appear before me. a. ly
once N the c.t- % Austin Do Tie county -
IIavis, On the fourth Monday boo January, a ID.
ls',. 10 Au-Wer the complaint 81 the '-ll crow
q Roberts for the sIm % one hundred and
twenty one 5 100 dollar ISlZf 50 due upon
sTO-n account BY -Ail George Wasdi .tO1 20
said Crow & Roberts on oil. for merchandise
from May p. ls7J. until MsY y. 1870
Herein fall not, and Of his VIII make due rc-
turn a. he law directs
Given under my hand this the tWeuiy -seyerth
day Of December, a d. l-5d-
FRITZ TEGENER
Justice OF the Peaec, Precinct No. ,, Travis
comfy. Texas. de=J wit
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l now offer for sale the hcsc market Garden
aud Trait farm in The STATE q, Texas. with ali he.
improvements, with every convenience attached
TO the place, except the present growing crops.
wlihin three miles Of th- cay Of Austin, north
side Of the Colorado rlyer. For further lufUr IL
ton and description Of the property. Gail on NJ
Il. SN EENEY, No. rs Con rrcss ayvua. o.
pUsI;- Avenue Hotel.
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II you want farms Improved and mimi proved
iarc a. good Is any IL the ,tatc. yu. b.. De- e.
ca. o. NJ. B. SNLENEl.
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1 u you wait 10 buy house and lo.. or a..s -a.a.
lot, YOU can lind them by calling Oh
" y. ~ EENET
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\ farm OF 30 acres, uOr,h OF ACstfr about three
ana half mItu-; 40 acres for cultivation, 10
near 10 church ana school house III a. good
Er.gArUThoOG.
Call on NJ. L. SWEENEY.
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ECOR SALE.

\ farm. nine ard half miles from Austin.
on Onion creek and on the san Antonio ruaC
10 acres lnciosed and IN cultivation, with all the
improvements; abundance of tiuh,r and water
Apply to VI. i. SWEENEY
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Land certificate Eo. ssGS Issued hy the
Con mss olar 81 Claims Z the S'ste % I eza-
Ha the -t.-I G-E u' N--Cl. Isl Tor ryyey.. Ia
.H-- 20. land. being balance OF uu DC4irl head
.t-it c.--.s.c--- va. 50 i-s-at % John stephens
Hf ire a-C ~ lard com f'--iOurrs Of F4unin
county. Texas ul -ls E--t cay Of harrL ISs-
'g- ll- league and l-h3r o. land, now On f.e in
sh- Land Ctsrr. AE-,i1. Texas l. not heari
from IN ullry day. application vii. be made for
q t-lIc4'a % said 5-I--ca
Ccla W4tE ALBERT JOHNSON.
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\ farm four miles east OF Austin. on he Bas-
trop road, containing - acres. with improve
m,rts, IL. ar to church and school house; wUuI
al water on the place. Apply 10
jc2J Il NJ h. SN EE%t-T
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Sayers & Walton, PrupIiGiaIS.
BAGS AND Begging.
III & l.. CHASE, Bags of all Kind, for grain,
N hour, sc and 10 y. Main ~.

Brc .dcrs OF TUOROTGUGRED SHORT
HORNS and PUEE.HLOUDEr BERKSHIRE
PICS, have for sale thDrJG ,itGr." and GRADED
in calf by thoroughbred shuTthpIu bale. which
wc will scll nr exchange FOR good prup.-iy
uo1t Wiy
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FOR SALE.

Three good building Iot=, second block cast e.
| East Avenue, ON Rois dare street. f]Xt-S /!
| I'D one lot on Pecan street. flun East Avenue
| Now = the time to buy ch-rp. Call ON
OCS II ;; Svr gFNT1V
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G. r. JOHNS. JOSEPH SPENCE
Former Comptroller. Fo-. Com. Gen Land o nee
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5TOR SALE.

II you want your property rc:;cI, cali On
y. l.. NEzN9T
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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of ths " hole Worll.
HOLLOWAN'sS PILL
For Cutaneous Disorders,

and all crup'iors Of the skin, this Ointment Is
most iLv4luuhlr. II COOS not heal cXt,Inally
"lpnc. tut lcn' trates with the most searching
CilcC 10 tue ytry root Of The evil.
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II you wait to zen; Il good house. cal on
NJ. Is. SNE.NEY.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
Application For Patent.
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 PRESCOTT \. T. December :, 1876. Notice Is hereby given that Fred Williams n. C- sheckle. and Cumpsny whose t"siores Sddre.s s rfes e,t Ars,a Territory his day alrd trrir arPliea- on fF raleut for seventeen hundred (l suu linear iees m the gahlrnsa vein lAe bearing gold and silver with surface ground hundred C2O feet in width Sitr' e I,n and ueing ia Tiger Mining Distrc( formerly Pine Grove Maing Dis'tiei( County oi haNaPai and r rrtr uf Arizona aud kaown and desiruated by the deld and oal plat oa hls u this eee as lot No d ia township ,su QOl North RHsge one ~ w oi Gha and S,lf River MrridiaHs The exterior boundaries Ut said lot So a. being follows. ta vi;
 Variation n .n5 commencing q ceatFe cf shan on Narh end of claim Shaft belougs jointly 'o the CAor- ua and BsntoH MininE CumPasies Thencc sS', F. one hunsirri llon) tfneni No oa D. corner oi Benton Lode Patented Aurll 10th Ie,f one hSSIfeo and three % Too iu1 = lo0) )ieeto corner of clan where s sci ip the ground ugauiie rA x lfx- ehes market C l. Na.l Prom which corner pise trre - inches la i zm-frr bears ss W feet distant iae ;.h J St.n,..r ho-s = 7ss 3s feet dlstant Th-urs .l3 f " sevsnt@ea hundred q. 1OO feet a ths T. corr rsr of claim Nherr Is set tn the ground sraas stone and marked C. L. No from which oak Inches In diameter h-ars 2 2i feet distant an eak inches 70 aata.,-r hears hsars 5go 39 feet d-tant. Thence s23 W 97 l6.Io0 ieet W of claim, vher- is sci n inc rrnund rock eiXl0Nl2 inches marked S ts N, 1 from which an oak nchrs ia diameter bears 707 W x fc distant osk i nche. n diameter heSFs N 927 ~ feet distant. Thence sS7 or w srreafen hrua-e4 q .UO' feet of claim where is sst inches iu the ground granite soae eSisNo marked C L. No frsfn which Uak 10 inches in diSns'r rt h.,r, 2sS " si fee distant. Thence S20 3Ss-!oo Eet ta luannneut No on W c"rper ei brse@ Lode and ~ hup lrrd and three and lO0 tlO 5s00l feet 'o centre of shan and place of ssgnhg coa~in'ng 'sioV acres.
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 Any ami All rsaus claiming adversey any portion cf said Caorpia mine said mining grand as hefsls De- C described arc rrnqired Co s.s their adverse claim vith Gin. register of the Uped States, land ohieet Prescott Arizona Territory during ths sixty days p"risd tbs p.avis oas of te Statute W S KELLY. Register. dccswlO