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llARMoS.-At St Johns. P. q. April 18th, Mrs
Jennie X. Wight, wife OF Flank Harmon ESD, Vice
United States Consul. Coatcook, p. z, and fifth
daughter of X. Ii. Wight, NJ. D., aged % years.
CAMrBkLL.-In this city, on Thursday, April 10Th,
Dea. W. j. Campbell, aged O. years.
RussELL.-l In Shelburn, April 20. Isl, }. e.
Russell, ged II years.
BEsSs-ln this city, April I'D, Matte l. Benns.
wife OF Charles II. Ssger, aged u years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

WATERyILLE-Andrew Fletcher has let his
| large farm in the north part of the town to
Amos Davis of johnson.
The new by-rOad from Hayes's mill to
| Chas. Z. Bragg's, has been closed by order
| of the Seectmen. for needed repairs. Travel
is now done by way of the hill-road
George Mann has just commenced the
| foundation for new barn. TO be located
| between the hotel barns Of 5. X. Miller and
the dry house.
The rain and snow of Friday and Satur-
day has given the grass q fine start, and
judging from appearances the season is full
two weeks earlier than usual.
The Rev. $. c. Vail preached his fare
well sermon here on Sunday last.
Joel {. Hodgkin, of Belvidere. has al
ready nearly finished saving his large stock
of logs. lie has number of very large
piles Of excellent boards on hand, and more
coming.
A festival and antiquarian supper, under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety, of this place, will be given at s. X.
Miller 5 Hal, on the evening of May l. c.
LAMou.LE COUNTY CoUET.-This court
opened on Tuesday at Hyde Park, Judge
Powers, presiding; assisted by Hon. J. W.
Page and Hon j. W. Stiles.
Prayer WAS offered by Rev. o. 5. Basiord
and after the Grand Jurymen had been clll-
ed, sworn and duly addressed the docket
was called. From this it appeared that the
term will be of more than usual length. In
many of the causes set for trial Judge Pow
ers is disqualified from adjudicating them,
and an adjourned term will be held for the
trial of these causes, at which ii is expected
Judge Royce will preside.
The more important causes for trial are
SCOTS whiskey case on which two trials have
been had; the Fairfield road case, in which
there has been two trials IN County and one
i'll Supreme court. Waterman VS.. Burbank,
Davis vs.. Whiting, Spaulding vs.. Wood
worth, and several State cases.
The Petit Jurymen are Harlow Potter, Bel
videre; II. c. Eullington, Orlando Holmes
J. Il. Page NJ. +. Powell, Cambridge Sylvia
nus Hines, j. ID. Kelley, Francis +. White
Eden: j. r. Hill, IL. 5. Putnam, Elmore; d.
+. fletcher, Frank +. keeler Ira $. Manley
II. Grout, Hyde Park; IL. II. Collins, Quincy
Green, A. Il. Pike, L. o. Story johnson; L.
$. Gallup. Seymour Harris, II. }. Town, E
Martin Shattuck, Morrstown; A. T.. Holmes,
Albert Luce, VIM. Is. Luce, Ii. G. Paul, Henry
Thomas, Stove; Chaunc'y Shattuck, Myr"u
Wiley, WnterIlle, I. q. Andrews NJ. j.
bullock, Geo W. Drown, Wolcott.
The Grand Jurymen are j. Il. McCum.
| Belvidere: Norman Atwood. Il. NJ. Blaisdell,
Cambridge Benz. Scott, Eden; J. W Bry-
ant, Elmore; Ii. ID. W. Doty, Saml. Wiswel,
Hyde Park; +. $. lIayford, John Holmes,
johnson: Geo. |. Small, Luman Wheeler,
Orlo CGdy, Morristown; j. NJ Dodge, Col
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

RICHMOND MARKkT, April 23.-Butter sold
as follows: Fair. Is to lie; choice Is to
20e. Some new cheese was offered, but
there were no sales. Potatoes sold at sOc
to 800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, April "a
Attendance good. receipts increasing. mar
ket dull and lower The quotations are
good. 10 to Is cents; selections 20 cents
per H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

THE Whitehall transportation company's
steam tug, John F. Winslow. makes her
first trip to St. Johns to-day. to return
with a tow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

The farmers in some of the back towns in
Warren county. N. Y, report losses of
young cattle by the ravages of black bears
from the Adirondacks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

RED WING, MINI, April Is. 1877.
To the Editor OF the FREQ Press and Times:
l have in nv possession some old di>
charge papers. It f. with me for safe keeping
by men in my company. while in the army.
In looking over my army papers the other
day. | found them. They were Vermont
men, and | thought, perhaps. If you should
publish the fact some friend might see it
who would be glad to get them Names az
follows: Harvey Moody. IInmer { Davis,
James Il. Miller. James H. Bfcnlnrd
Yours Respectfully,
j. II. MACoABER.
Late Capt. Battery l., lst ll'y Art, llth
VI Vol
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CAMBRIDGE CENTER.-rhe next service Of
tho Holy Apostles Mission, Cambridge
Center, may be expected on Sunday April
Goth, at 10 30, a. m, with the celebration
of the Holy Communion; the Rev. Il,
Graves of Winooski, officiating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27
Burlington and Vicinity.

The season is said to be as forward bore
as in the vicinity of New York city.
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DORCAS ELLIS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. , To all persons con
n,s--n,,,- 0,, ,r,,, 90 ?eerned in the estate ot
DISTRICT OF cHirrESDES' S. Dorcas Ellis, Iato
of Essex, in said District, deceased,
GREETING:
AT Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chttenden. the 10th day Of
April, A. d. 1871. an Instrument. purportlns
to be the last Will and Testament of DOrcas
Lee, late of Essex, in said District. de-
ceased, was presented to the Court aforesaid, Tor
Probate and it is ordered by said Court that the 10Th
day OF May, A. ID. Is77, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks succeSsyely in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, newspaper printed at slid Burling-
ton, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and con-
test the probate of said will, if YOU have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict. this 10th day of April, A. ID. ISL.
43w}w r. 5, TAFT, Register
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

DoS'T discard your winter hanncls yet,
for the rheumatism goeth about like rag
ing lion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

ROnRER -ARTHUR.-ln st. Paul's Church, Bur
linston Tuesday, April u, l-77, by Rev. Joshua
Weaver, ID. D., Of New York assisted by kev. Louis
A. Arthur, Lieut.. Karl kohrer, L. s. N, and Miss
Charlotte ii. Arthur, eldest daughter OF John A.
Arthur, ESQ, OF this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

Cattle-This week find good supply Of
live stock. Trade l. far.
Sheep and Lambs-There is mo ierats supply of
sheep in market this week, and prices are steady
fOultry-Best grades Of Poultry selling at I3J cts
and xod lots at l2c " ID.
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~ Isfnsrapn
Now Hort !,


No" S"rs """"' SUI s'".L u.rl.,.
hsw YoRK, April u
PRIME Mercantile Papcr at 3yHI.
CLEAR!hGS, S. 0OWn
CUSTOM RECEIPTS S11I nm.
TREASURY disbursements, flq5 CO.,
RAILROa lbs firm.
STOCKS opened strong and higher but suhsc-
uuentIy declined lds this was followed hv an ad-
vance Of IMi tho latter for Morris and Essex and
tho market continued strong reachin. the hi hest
point 81 the day shortly before tho clusd Tho i'm
provement Tor the day ranged l9g
Transactions aggregated 1in OIO shares including
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

A COMMITTEE of the New York Legislature
had Mr. Tweed before them, in Ludlow
street jail. on Saturday, to inquire into the
charges made in his confession against Sen
ator WoOdn and others. Mr.. Tweed, in
answer to questions. declined testifying
mainly on the ground that be might Grimm
ate himself lie stated that he was not re
spOnsible for the alleged confession. On his
arrival" he sent for his counsel MIR. Town
send and told him he had sent word to the
Attorney General that he was going to give
up all his effects lie was advised to tabulate
what he had to say, and he did so with the
distinct understanding that no one outside
should see it, and that it was to be returned
if not approved by the Attorney General.
lie promised corrobOrative evidence and in
formation a. to suits against tho city. lie
had been long enough protecting other
peoples reputation and position, and he
had got all he wanted Of confinement. lie
was astonished at the statement published
There might be few facts in it, but most
of it was fiction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

IT is stated that President Hayes has
invited his uncle, the venerable Austin
Richard, of Fayetteville, who is 81 years
old, to make him visit at the White
House, and Mr.. Richard declines on account
Of his age and physical infrmity and also
his disinclinatiOn to mingle in society on
account Of the death of his daughter Mary,
who was killed at Ashtabula and so the
President will probably visit the old gentle
man himself early in the Summer.
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Commercial.
Wsiertown Union Live stock NrrL.t.
April n.

\
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
This week---.---. llt1 IgH l-TU
Last wcek.-..---. l11 1886 $40
From Vermont. 8. ~ -.
Prices Of Market Bce--A few choice. s. ID n -;
extra, s. n0MS 80 first quality, s. ~ a - see
ond quality, 81 GOA 10; third quality, S. 10 at 10
Prices OF Store Ca:tlo-Working oxen per pair,
Sln, $lJ0 $l75. SIS; Mich Cows and Calves,
from s2ia Is; extra, $5UaD75, Farrow Cows, $4uA "a;
Yearlings $lOD2D; Two Years Old, $I5H.B; Three
Years Old. $25diO.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots. s. 80, 81 60,
81 20 and 81 90 each extra, 81 50z5 80 or from TO
&c v NJ. Spring Lambs, 7dSc v Ii.
Prices OF Hides, Tailow and skins Brighton
Hides, GdGlc y Ii; TallOw, Ga6lc " h; Country
Hides, GGGic Rtb. Taliow. 5dD SIC Rih Pelts 81 -
$40 each, Calf Skins, lUpl2c y ID.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

MR. X. ii. FOSTER, gentleman who died
at Hartford, the other day, made will in
1865. in which he gave $40, 900 in trust to
Joseph H. uswley. William A. Bucking-
ham. and Francis Gillette, the income to be
used for ten years ''for the dissemination of
sound political views and principles, the
trustees to be sole judges of what to dis
scminate and how to do it," But for the
fact that Mr.. Foster withdrew this Request,
in codicil added in lS72. the interest of
the SIC, 900 would probably have been ex-
pended by the trustees for many years to
come, in extending the circulation of the
FREE Pass. 1t is Just possible, however,
that the Hartford COmam might have got
little of it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27
ago.

ONE Of the brig htest and pleasantest &C.
casions of the kind that has been witnessed
in our city in many day was the marriage
Of Miss "Lottie" Arthur. eldest daughter
Of our townsman, John A. Arthur, to Lieu
tenant Karl Rohrer, U. S. N, which
took place Tuesday afternoon. St. Paul's
church was filled before the hour with
friends of the family The font was
decked with flowers. The service was COZ
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Weaver. Of New York,
assisted by Rev. Louis A. Arthur, brother of
the bride-whose ordination took place
in the same spot last Sunday-Rey. Mr..
Atwill, Rector of St. Paul's, and Rev.
7. A. Hopkins being also present in
the cbancel. The wedding procession.
as it passed up the centre aisle
lat hslf-past two), consisted of
the bride. on her fathers arm; Mrs. Arthur,
on the arm Of the groom; Miss Mary Ed
munds and Miss Mary Arthur, bridesmaids,
accompanied respectively by Lieutenant
Elliot Arthur. and Mr.. Elias Lyman,
groomsmen; and little MISSES Arthur and
Hopkins, flower bearers, who, after the
ceremony, strewed flowers before the feet Of
the happy pair on their way from the altar
The ushers were Mr.. Edwin E. Dickinson,
and Mr. John F. Richardson. Professor
Wood presided at the organ. An elegant
reception followed at the house.
The skies smiled their fairest on the joyful
occasion, and sail went merry as marriage
bell"
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrer, after the wedding
tour, will reside at Washington. where Lieu
tenant Rohrer is stationed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

The Middlebury Register says Elias Buel,
Of Bristol, an old man, left that place in
the early evening. recently, to go to Middle
bury. across the lots. lie becamc bewil-
dered, went east when be wanted to go
west. and Tell into Beaver brook resumed
his wanderings for an hour or SO, fell into
the stream again, came out wet as drown
ed rat. and started on again. At length,
about eleven or twelve O'Clock, he reached
Mr.. Darius Severance's barn, where he put
up, in his wet clothing, for the night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

IT is suggested that the Massachusetts,
legislative delegation to the Bennington
celebration in August. take with them the
old brass drums. muskets and other relics
captured by Gen. Stark and by him pre-
scented to the Legislature of Massachusetts,.
and which have 50 long formed an interest
ing feature in tho Massachusetts Senate
chamber. Their appearance in the process
sion would be appropriate and suggestive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
N0TICR No. 33a.
unl,ed STATE. sar,rr No. IA,

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 33j.
q. n. Ssrv~y No. tiG.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
Il (yltv. Neyuda. Felr,ary q isT7.-No,ics ID
he. ely given that tho OkOSH CONSOL.
IDATkD MtsiNG COMPANY, a corporation
under the iaw~oi tho Ststc of Califoinia, by
John A. MeQasii. 10. Aiisney In fact. whsss
Tosiofhec address 3. virginia Oliy. state OF Ne.
vsda. has iusde application for eleven hundred
Il ,iOo) linear feet q the llcnaLrs vein. lode OF
depcsit. bearing gold and silver. iocatod %
.'seventy-six Mining Company. Ison.nza
Ledge" together with surface ground three
hundred and twenty five iesi In ~id,ll. for the
g c.nyenienl working thsrof. ss allowed BY local
rules and customs Of miners; isii mineral
llaim, vein, inde or de- osit and suriane giornd
beirg situate 10 the ti.ld Hill mining District,
county Of storej. State OF Nevada, and beina
moro particularly sct forth and described in
the ofhcial fed notes OF survey thereof, on hls
In this oiice and posted ON tho claim. - fol-
Decinnins at q post arked No. ., U. \. sur,
vey No ltG, said post being identical with pet
No. I Of the Hro.h Consolidated Mining Com.
psny's Benton ncaiiun. y. y. survey 40. itI
thence running; ntst cour.r. south degrees -
bears the flagstaff on Mount Davidson moth
SoH desres west, the smokestacx OF Atlas
mill bears south % degrees 10 ninnts west,
ths quarter section c,rber on souib iiae OF sec-
tion -, Township ~ nor'h. Range II eAht, N.
d. ~, south ION degrees east, distant Lao
Zee thence running from said post No. .. sec.
ond coprse, south 81 degree. 70 minutes east u
fsst 20 post No. .. ssld post being ideriieal With
the northwest corref pet OF the North Chip
man Compsny's u. n. survey no. its: thence
running, third cou.re. nerth "a desres 10 min
utes east a1s feet 20 corner No. q on heep rsil'
ROAD embsnk kment. and whence b>ars post No.
o, also marked witness p u No. 4. south 2lk
degrccs east. distant Va fe.t: thence running
from said corn No. 4. fourth course. touth
7iX dsyrc . eat ~ fe-t 10 p.,-t No. s; thenes:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. aal.
U. 3. Survey Ne. las.


I,TINIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE. o,Rsos
" City. Nevada, februsry %, ls1J.-No,iee 4
h,sSi gn,sHs nsS. n' y: SE9sa SOSs
under the laws Of the STATE Of CalifofIia, b.
John A. MeQusld. It's Attorney In fact. whoss
postofflcs addrss 10 virginls City, State oi Nc
vads. has made application for ! 100 linear feet
OF the 0rosh vein. lote or deposit, bearing gold
asd silver. located ~ the 0rosh Minlpg Com
pany. Gross Lodge" together With surface
ior The convenient working ttkereof. as allowed
BY local rules and customs OF miners; said
mineral clsim. vein, lode OF deposit and surface
ground being situate In the uold Hin Mining
District. county OF storey and state Of Nevada,
scribcd In the oficiai nsid notes OF survey
thereof on die In this once and posted on the
claim. - follows. TO Wit:
Beginning at post marked No. I, U. q. sur
veg No. las, whence bcafs tho Savage Mining
COMPANY. chimney north ss degr,es essi, the
ainokestark on julia loisting works norih ~
degrees minutes sast: thshcs running iroui
said post No. !. nrrt course, south 81 degrees
and 10 minutes west $50 feet TO post No. ..
standing agatbst tho uest eide Of the Virginia
and Cold Hlll water clmrsnys stable. dislani
% fsef from the northwest cornsr thervofj
thence runniag nun psid -post No. ., second
coufse. fouth degrees and 10 minutes east
800 iert ~ post No. Q. standing about ntty feet
north OF the Virginia and Trucke- Railroad
track: the; CO running iiom said poet No. 8.
third course. north ~ d grces tO minutes sast
40 feet " poet No. Z, whsnee bears the quarter
ssction corner on the south line of section -.
Township ~ north. Range 81 EAST, ". ID. NJ.
south 7is degrees east. distant i.1t6 feet; /;
thence running from raid post No. Z, fourth
cours-. south q degrees and 10 minutes wet
100 feet TO pvt NJ. !. the place Of besinning
Iearinr. ,Ipre,sed nom the ,rue meridian.
Magnetic variation. 10 degrees aud 20 minutes
east.
sdIvcy made 10 conform.with ihs record Of
location according 10 the testimony Of witnesses
to the Identity thereof The labor ami improve.
menis on said miring ground, consisting Of two
shafts. tIceeiinz nve hundred dollars in value.
Any and all persons claiming adversely aLy
portion of faid mining ground. herrinbe'ores
described. are required 10 nle their adwpe
claim with the hsgs,er VI the Unii~d stater
Land 01ice n Canon CITY. Nevada. during the
sitty days period Of publication hereof. or they
will Be barred by virtue OF the provisions Of the
statute.
missed c. n. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICR No. $40.


TINTED STATES LAND OIYiCE. CARSON
" Ciiy, Ee,aca, February q. 1871 Notice 70
hsleby given thai the NiAuAhA GOLD AID
slLvth MiNlk0 COMPANY. . ootporaiion
existing under the laws OF the tate OF cAliIor'
mia. having its posiofilce at s,n f'Hneiroo Cal:
ifornia, has. BY 4. Caldw,Il u, the sg nj and
Superintendent thereof. ihis Gag 1led In this
ofiee an application for United ftaies pAiriit
fer nve hundred And ssyeniy-nve tbIs) Iintst
feet Of the Nials Lode. WITH surface ground
two hundred i200) feet in Width, cmb'Acipg
si.iU0 sercs, ofieislly rurve,ed. plated ard de-
ship i6 north, Range u east. n. ID. u. ard II I.
and being situate In tho 0old Hill Mining Dis
trict, county af Storey AID stAle OF Nstadz.
aud deserted In the plat End he.d Ioier ob kia
In this once ~ follows. sik;
BeciILirg at = Post marked No. ]. " y. FUR.
vsy 40. ia5. ON the eat tide of told Canyon,
u. ar the senth end OF the silWr Ilill conptbys
dump and on the tast boundary oi the " Lcho,"
u. n Survey No. %. from which ,s.d post the
quarter section corner on the orih Iine Of Zee.
iiou eight tsl, township 10 moth. knnev 2i
east, N. ID. H., bear. 10th "a degfe's 81 pIIn.
utss wsst, distant ,7is feel. and the nsss,An on
Nisgafa Compsny's hoiAiibg w,Iks bears south
81 degrees " mipuiss tact; ihef ce. running
from paid rost No. !. north friy..ix ard one.
fourth liGs) desr~ts east two hui dr. d $50 ret
10 Posi- No ~ iLcncs souih foriyihre snd
three. ourths lt5s) desios eatt Eve bundled
AID se,enty.dve 1871 feet. TO POst No. = /.
thence south forty y.rix sbd one fOufih ,tch DE-.
grccs wet i've bun'rrd l2ool feet 10 tie - nth
rast corner 0f the" Echo" U. y. ruLv'y No.0; |;
thence Along es,t boundary OF rtid U.s sufN,y
No. 81 north ioriy three and three fourhs its.
degree. wsst i've hundred and ts,eliy i've tb1sD
f.et To paid Poet No. !. the Tlacc of b, ginning.
NJ the borthvtrtsriy co'n'f Of the chin ih.
mining ground h'reb, sought TO be psienttd
tei, X bounded on the west by tho Echo claim.
u. \. survey No. "a. b-lcnrihg TO the silver
Hill Mining COMPANY, ard on the touth by
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
APPLICATIONS yoR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

NOTICE NO. 33t.

| TINTED STATS LAND OPFicR. CAR ON
| ~ Ctr, Nevais, Psbruar. -. isil.-Notice 10
hereby given that iiRBtR HOLMAN, whfss
psstotiee address 10 virsilis City. state ol Ne'
vada. hss made applicable foe bos linear fcet
OF ths Holman vein, lode or der colt, besring
gold and silver, lcatsd ~ Holman hin.ns
Cialm."in Gold Hill Mining DisIrict. Story
county. Nevada together sith ssriace gould
six hundred tt0oj feet In width. sbd Described
upon plat and Geld notes on de In this mco
aud posted on the claim, ~ follows. Ia VII;
whence Q rocky knoll b,srs south ~ dsgres
east about TO ieet distant. ard the quarter scc-
ton corner on the north line Of teetien -
Township 10 north. Range q east. ~. u. ~.
bear south CAV degrees west .4t0 fe' . diptspf,
and running from said post No. ]. nrst course
east 60 ct TO poet No. 81 thence. second c, uise:
souih soo fec; TO poet No. .; thence, tLifd
Fourth coufse. north SOS feet TO poet 20. ]. the
place Of b bsgiunins-- containing u - 100 aerrs.
True bearings. Magnetic variation. ION Do
Tue notice Of location OF this claim cown
oil the ground inemded IN the atoys survey.
and also soine grvnpd not inel.dsd. heescs:
The im;iovements on the Holman mining
claim consist ~ . shaft a'd shAn bouse. upon
which Lot LEES than nvs Lunaftd dolltrs have
been expended by the applieaht cr Lis gfaniois.
Any and all pcrsons claiming adversely any
portion Of sa'd mining ground. he'tinleiofe
dspcribed, sre required TO ME their adverss
claim with the Rigisiir Of the United rtates
sixty days p.tiod OF publication b rr.f. or they
wiTbe tsrisd BY virtue VI the provisions Of the
statute.
mls SA C.N HARRIS. Eeei,ier.