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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06
ESTATE or WIN. PATTERSON,
0gceAseo.

NOTICE TO ca q o r q n =
An Notice I. h~svby given By the undcssi sn.d
esecseor y tbs lsss vii a wiiiissn Patterson
dsceasd, 20 the credisoss Of. and eli I~rson.
having elaine sssin.s. toe ssid dsesss.d. 70 "a.
publlcettos ~ ths peties, " ~ ssld ers, ,,i.r
!, the lac oasrs d fiw.w. 6svsss corner n
Scsss cspss sd SEys'9s css.sss, css.N Cssy.
EsssssR = ne ~ VI, q wn. Sslsssss.
1pcea1e1. . =
Ds'ss y csrsoa CITY. IA Yswassy. is,;..i
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07
Resolutions OF Respect.

Alta meeting of Cromwell Lodge. No.
400, "A. Y. NJ, held in their Hall, in
Cromwell, on Saturday evening, Feb, 26,
1877. $50 t.'J..
Tie W. d.; an aednsed che sad intelli-
geaeS of'the deNA ofsat esissnstd; broth.
ct ,tNenssI,o,a Roeeras-J" z'F 5sHs
fupoasmssssu.&S ~as sotssssalsfbat a
COMMITTEES Of fsur. . consisting '6f F. NJ
Gillstrap, DR.. B. n. Patterson, Rev. B F.
jenkins aud s. W. Leach. be appoint
sj 70 drafl suitable resolutions, express
sive Of the feelings Of the Lodge, at said
announcement. which committee repert>
ed the following preamble and resoiu-
tions. which were unanimously adopted /:
WHRREAs-It has pleased the Divine
Architect Of the Universe to call our wor-
thy brother, Vim, Lloyd Rogers, from this
world Of trouble and Sorrow, to the
Celestial Lodge above. Therefore she 1t
( RSso6ced That 10 the death Of brother
WIN. Lloyd Rogers, a worthy. brOsher,
has been stricken down, which should re
mind us in life that wear IN death.
Resolved That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the hereased wife and. o6ildI
rem Of our departed brother. and sincere
~ trust that the Father Of mercies will
not overlook them in the sispsnsstion Of
his kind Providence. -'aas ~ f'a- -
= ResOlrsd That the community. has Loaf
worthy citizen, the lodge . worthy
brother and the church faithful mem
Der. 49,
Resolved That while re, az D lodge
mourn. the loss of our brother, we bow
submissiVely to the call Of our: Divine
Master. =
Reshed That copy Of these re.olu
tjon>bs presented to ting family. q copy be
spread on the record Of this lodge. and a
copy be furnished the Hartford HxRALn
for publication go --.
Resolved That we foIow the remains
of our departed brother 70 the grave and
that we will wear the usual badge o.
imourning for thirty days. and that the
hodge be draped in moarning.
F. ii. GILLsrRAP, .-F
7! nd, n. n, .PATrsRsos. Con
1 s..-f.,.tr; B ,FiJESKISss So:
g. ~ S7ksfW LEAcE i,
=
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Disappointment.

A large majority of the people of
the United States scauiesced in the
appointment Uf the Electoral Commits
sion, "a a mems of reaching fair,
honest ana peaceful solution of the
presidential question. 1t was supposed
ti,atsJss.ises.ef Che; SapremeGpur Of
the Emssd States; men supposed to be
ssastonSsfs % decide adesti9ss with;
ot tsafs sa}g .or partielity ADD upon
the basis Of law and fscs sR6e, could
and would dsest themselves of all
passion and partisan preferences, and so
pass upon the great issu e submitted to
them, as 70 leave no doubt upon the
minds ofths people chat ,their decision
,wasfescasa Bys pssieat, honest and
fah inteSIgafioh. q
It has proved to. be q sad and dis
couraging disappointment The whole
proceeding OF the Commission have be:
trayed lind partisanship, a.6xed and
determined purpose to decide dill ques-
tions in direct issue, in obedience to
party dictation, without regard to
honor, law or Justice " The Commits
sion was created 10 ascertain and de.
nounce fraud and corruption, and de-
,ermipe ths popular wiz as, expressed
at the ballot box, and yet every decis-
ion Of the Notorious Eight was.in the
interest Of fradd and corruption,
to cover up and sustain them, and
overthrow the popular will Of the peO-
pie. The commission was failure so
far, as the purpose for which il was Gre
ated is concerned. For the sdppres-
sion of truth, for the legsllzing offradd
and corruption, for overriding Law; jus
tice honor and the willofa majority OF
the people, a majority, Of the electoral
votes appointed by the people, and for
counting p at all hazards, Returning
Board Hayes and Willing AIinpde
Wheeler to the officesto Which they
know, and every other honest man
knows. they were not chosen to GIL,
the commission has been a success
The names of the immortal Eight will
go down to posterity with loathing
and disgust along with taeir associates
in the outrageous steal. ,ra.l 81
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07

Ing. .lhal -shs- sisht- recover 'fFoss ~tne'
shock received some time last November.
A. present. nil seam tobavs.g gained their
equilibrium and self possession, though a.
9pe time our case verssd uPeu dcspers.
Con. D. rE-1- -
All, Mr.. Editor, that was a terrible
shock, occurring, as the explosion did,
seven miles from ,yus,,,io have ,stunne ! 90
severely the citizens Of this village. The
blowing upof Hell Gate reef in New York
NbftbOr was a grshd dashSsf id no.
much surpass the explosion AMI impor-
tsnce cfths Fcrdsviiis tiiort Wien We
considerihe-authors OF both gws'g give pre-.
cedence to the latter. The Nes York az
fair was engineered by man ofscientifc
ability, that of Porisyille by a. jaek,leg
lawyer, more remarkable for brass aud
gas than brains, bu. as accomm odating
soul as ever uncorked a bottle. Is viii
ever remain the seventh wouder how that
fellow got together so much explosive ma
terial; bpt then it might have been spon-
! tainously generated 10 tba, remarkable
city and was near Al hand We are
aware it abounds with gas. but from the
impression il makes upon the olfactorits,
we supposed it to be >conbusnblc
However we console ourselves with The
hope that enough gas has escaped to pre-,
vent a recurrence for so&Se days to eonrr.
But should it largely accumulate, we still!
hope they have enough gas pipes and
safety Islres toInake it reasonably safe
ard healthy to reside seven miles away.
The entire village of PattieyiIle join With
me in requesting our neighbors to watch
for the first eviden es OF another explosion
and inform us il those safety valves
prove Inadequate, that we may build
bomb>proois in which 10 fee when that
great and notable day come,h". That
legal Jack-leg might possibly again
lend helping hand TO some en,erprising
spirit and their combined efforts over do
g lsudsble enterprise, bring about serious
consequences apd visit destruction upon a
well disposed neigh borhood like Pattic-
vile, But enough Of that about The ex-
Dlosion. ..,.'. ..'. =. ~. ..
| We are disposed to do our neighbor the
justice to state that her affairs are in .
prosperous condition. Health, wealth
and prosperity are her, to enjoy. They
certainly have the best Of health, for, in
a dense population Of at least forty in
habitants, they have but four physicians.
But poor, unfortunate Patlieville -uorh-
ling Of which she can boast Porertyr
stricken and humble Indeed Though
hui seven miles from the modern Athens,
filled with her iiterati, Pattieville must
SAY We have ".no bslm in GiIead and no
hysicisn here, nothing in that line but a
RoLLY GREEN MKADoR QrAcE- S
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,5t,et TO Correspondence.

~ rssf I'VE the right 60 strike from any
'-, a,s, "a .ss~3tion whaietet We u,Ry thisA
= tss = ersohs need irotbr oAendedcftt
.,. o., rc: publish just what they write ~
rts na1a,r written. II irequcatly haps
} ea> ;a2' fvr want OF space aud timer
.aH., ,.9g 90 of a lstlsr.is lett cut; saf
d, :, -. llher reasons. -gs- may link 1t
-',.',5 - Iut, slash and destroy. Some
u.y r'eeised too tate fot the parpo.es
- thsy are iuIssded. aud Others
-r-g ar, oe what We want. So our friends
.'ei 'o, thiuks ssreats,ssa ami indy IN
>-s'h.ag we do Aboet the matter. ~
r Wg - icit oorrrspoadcuorRnda all ite,ps
.. -eaz which, NpoLlish,d or not is I'M
-s, '.t offeai no ono. Write, plainly
rai tg., Oh Que side Of the paper. The
,n. the writer must be gwen, rot for
80 ''-- sou uol,ss ,iessirsl, hut as means
~ iv'Instion TO us; Remember that a
-.f.'- is responsible for whs, he says
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07

X; Bspt Kf March 9Th. 1877.
Editor Herald: 80. 49,,
we,hsSs had beautifal wea,hsr the las.
few days, and our farmers are making
preparations Tor good crop this year,
and hope they will succeed. .,a
/ suppose rhings will pe very HasE for
the next four years ..,;9.i~,,
Mr.. B. N Bennett. Of this town is al
work for tbs. spring trsds, He is putting
up some SPLENDID, plcws. Farmers will
And Il to their interest to give Mr.. Ben
nett call. .... .f..
a. Messrs.I E. c.; Hoover & Co., have
opened . new shop GEAR here. and are at
work in hard sarnest 81, s... ...,....t
- DR.. Isaac Foster has bought very
fne farm on No creek. snd.is at work ia
. way thut-aek~esiHcces. '"'-f 1"' -
!: D. l., Barnett f.turped home last week
nom his duties as Rssen6e officer. We
were sladta SEE him baek assin In -.
/, Va are sib r.axionslyo hoping fhstt To-
-baeco viii csins up again add IAthiak j,
win iucrepss nj sslus, aftsr the Rfssiden,
I-SsinspgurstsstG 49, .laK sn.s tssaf
Business il lively. zoons ,s,n.al
We have good preaching here. month
", and Beda 10 looking up q little q.
-tf .aro' laa. &c zu-.sH w. A. D.
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vMsnstrsetsx. Iatr

On last Saturday., w. Wilson of
this county. hrosgh: to our Office a
pig curiosity, il had one mouth, two
eyes, two perfect ears and one double
ear on the top of its head two skulls,
eight feet, land two tails. Our othce
was vip.sd YaISatYdAF " mere than
one hundred persons 70 see the great
curiosity. We gsueis u Rsa. Hhroep
Of the Hs Ssstiss, dEse ;ss Ssl!ege
KentuckcT SeAtinA.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07

TaREE Chic county men were lock-
ed up in o room together--Purpese not
stated. One man was Beaver Dam
man: A row came up, and one man
said he cold s'tiP any I Beaters Dam
man In the house; knives pistols,
powder smeke. leud reports, blood and
thunder No lives lOst.-Courier-
Journal.
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DO yoa take The sammy south,


!. Ifpot send forit Immediately. II
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press and people everywhere unite in
pronouncing it the equal in every re-
spect of any similar publication in
America. The best literary talent Of
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Zach week fotall classes OF. readers. Its
stories are superior in literary merit,
and equal in thrilling interest, to these
of any other paper, and Ia eesays upon
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In-addition to thrilling new stories,
q series of brilliant articles will soon BE-
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OF THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE, by Co
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Johnston Hood and Sherman. Don't
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read like a fascinating romance.
!; New and exciting stories, are begin.
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State and local agents are being aR
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on for the paper. Having passed
successfully through two Of the hard
est years we shall ever see, it now cha
lenges the admiration and unlimitet
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SO q year, but clubs of four and. up
| wards get it for $3.50 Address, JN'
II. SEALS, Atlanta, Ga. =
sTWe club it with the :HAKESFoRl
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your home paper and our geat Southern
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Il den o'Neal has at last been con-
la as Z. & Manhal Tor Kentucky.

i. p. LIGnrFoof ofQ6ensbcro. is
5.n6s TO answer at the Circuit Court for
Urging Clsmentne KNOTS name TO
an orderto tho county clerk fer license
s,.r ne marriage Of Miss SasIh Knot
L. l.. ID. Wimn- .s s-.' = ,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07

An Athens, o., merchant has for
ecyersl years been payias local paper
from $500 to 500 annually for adyer-
! Eng him. He began an entire
strsnger, but has now one Of the
~ zest retai raaes3in Southern Ohio.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07

II becomes our painful duty to
announce the death of Mn, Mary
NJ. Stevens, wife of Ros, VIM. NJ
Stevens, whieh occurred at the resi-
desee- sf-ker-husband, near- Beech
Grove. this county, on Thursday Of
last week the, 22d ipstIs5. Arr. .
Mrs. Stevens was born in 1872, and
was, therefore, in the 65th year of her
age. SheEwas sthe' daughter Of Col.
james Bird q the time or his esh
one of the Oldest and most respected
citizens Of Ohio county, aud sister
Of A. B. Baird. of Hartford, KY. She
was a kind and affectionate mother, q
faithful wife and true Christian-for
forty-six years . member of the Cum.
berland Presbyteriap church. Her
family and friends h ekhesaah lsnos
of the entire eo,nmunltH IL eIssa
County Progress, E&N j
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The New York Sun says there have

The New York Sun says there have
l.een several Presidents who repre-
en,ed q minority of the voters of the
United States, bot Rutherford b.
Hayes will be the first occupant Of the
White House who received neither a
majority of the popular vote nor a ma
iority Of the electoral vote.
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Lises.tAere a man with soul 80 dead

Lises;tAere a man with soul 30 dead
vho never 10 ,hipself. hath said. III
ray before Z 60 to bed The debt I owe
he pnteri Yes, thera asesausM Ne
COW full. well. who never such tale
,ouh tell, bat they, l fear will go to
well, the place there is no winter.
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Lsss.r From fatfi,vilie..

y x ,,,,rrtasilr.s March 2 1877, !.
EdI,si fl.r.ids 81 -, u r,,. : - :
We woald respectfully announce that
Pa,i.rille is no, dssa-aniy been sleep.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-03-07

GREER, who killed Kelly near
OsensbOro some days ago, Las surren-
Iered Observation-Disclosures.
This is news to us. Kelly was muir;
dered in This County and no one has
surrendSsa Ps abesp Rrsssssa. fSr the
crime yet~T - 2y'Sv sv0r !
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=
The long contest Is over, and Return
ing Board Hayes aud Willing Accom-
plice Wheeler were indicted into the
Offices, hist Monday, that Tilden and
Hendricks. BY a lnsjonisyof the people,
by majority. of the States, and by al
usagss and Law. justice cad right were
chosen to'ail: .sIh 70 b seen
vet what kind of an administration
they viii give u.::s We hore fOt. the
best, and.wiil.be greatly -plsa.sd to see
an hqnests LIBERAL policy. pursued to.
ward she brukendowB.carpet.bssrid.
den States ~. .ibe sau,b.s The iaaus,
raj address IL short and NOT bittef
enough 70 spit he views ofihc extrems
Radi az. 1asf- 81. .sutLX
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l.. J. LYON,
Proprietor Of the 3 ...a.r,.
LYON HOUSE!

Formerly known as the '"Old Crow
House." on the Northwest corner of
Public Square. --s.
4 will inform the Travelling Public thai
Lhave trefittsd and furnished the above
HOUSE in Suitable Style. Board. 81 90
per day. 9, 1 also keep ip connection with
my Hotel. o lot Of fine Irobaccos, Cigars
and Liquors.
The patronage o. all is respectfully 80,
1icited.. q Gixa, me q trial and SATISFACTION
wai be guaranteed, y L. j. LYON. is
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sEsFs RieHss. aaqs's.Iss.s rms. 4; i. Z! +,

STATE RiesTs, aqssrains . The r.
publican theory, as sihibifed ihY thf
Glitrsde eight, consists shthe figh ofKH
turning Boards 70 commit a fraud, ~,
disftshchise lleS people -hS, STEERING
the returns Of counties and parishes,
to throw cut any number of votes
that may be necessary 70 produce any
desired tesult,&, In OthrF words, States
Rights snpowsr..fe four scoundrels In
Louisiana, to fssAS npsA a,s people of
the United States as President, scan-
didate who was defeated .by.a popular
vote Of two hundred and sixty-two
thousand. by q majority Of twentyone
states oatcf thirty-eight, and by an
electoral vote Of one hundred and min.
ty-six TO one hundred and ieyenty-four.
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wildwood. NY,

Wildwood NY.
Can fRxnish all kinds Of.BCIhDIHG LUNs
Der on SHokEsT. NoIscE, al loEest CSsh
prices. O@e,Tt Steam Saw Mil, nuachal
switch, one. mile east Ot MiHwGUd, Gr.yssn
county, hi sss'sysEs zs,s rp9-ls-ly'
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Re, rAsPAPERF0R IHRSPEBPLg. %
rs ............-.. .-----tfss arSls ~ si.,
- THE Lou1sxsssK4H &c
CONVERSATIONAL
LArses<sRe.s sra Ihsa1esG. Y..si-
FaPsr An ihe raiie2siaies.
- sa-'yrq '-ssDrTE5D n .ass-- -'--'
HENRY. .WkTTtERs0N.

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SsEND $50 70 g. P, RowELL n CO., \. Z
= for PamPhlst Of lee pa es. eOltaiaing Lists
Of 5000 os-.ssP.r'' tss ss;'E'-se' sAsEias
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for a Patent
TO THE
EAGLES NEST I N
NO. 3si.
L. 6. LAND OFFICE, EUREKA, New.
Aug. l7th, ISL.

mug iftut lotts
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
TITUS, and X. y. Mcdaniel. whose postoaHe.
address, is Eureka Nevada. have this day 6lad
thgir Application tor a patent for 100 linear
feet Of the ladies' Nest mine. or vein, bear
ing silver, with surface grgund 30 feet In
width, situate. lying and being in Eureka
Mining District, county Of Eureka, ard
state OF Nevada, and known and dssig.
mated by the field notes and official plat on
h!e in this OH g rs Let Number l2t
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No.
l2i being as follows, to wit:
Variation l51s degrees east.
Commencing At a post marked Nc I, u
survey No. ~, whence the flagstaff in tie
town Of Eureka bears n. ~ deg. 5 min. II
l3.l2i feet. The highest point of Ruby Hill
No. ! bears N. u deg. - min. W, 7.2s2 feet.
post Ne. J.. OF L. :. survey No. 90; Bald Eaels
lode bears >. - deg. W. 49, feet, and ,bs
Eagles Nest shaft bears :. o. deg. W., so
feet: thence. running LIST s., IL deg. y.
| go feet, to pot mark ed No. 2 T.. s. survey
No. Ia; thence. I'd course s., IS. deg. W. 40
IL, to pust marked No. 3, u. :. survey No. ia.
thence. Sd course NJ, Ia d z. W.. 800 feet 10
post marked No. :, Y; 5. survey No. ia;
to post No. l, the place Of beginning. contain.
ing i S-lO0 acr s.
Tbi. claim il bounded on tho west by thu
White Eagle lode. and on the north by the
silver Eagle mining claim.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in the ltecordrr's office Of Eureka Mining
District, on page 2Ji. in Book E.of the Min
ing Records si said distriet.
ANY and all persons ~ciaiuing adversely any
portion Of said Eagles Nest mine, or said
mining ground as hereinbeiore described, are
required 10 Gle their adverse claim with the
Register Of the [ nited States Land Office at
Eureka. in the state Of Nevada, during the
~ DAYS period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of
the statute. D.. y. lMMEL, Register.
Eureka. Aug. IL. ls77. auglS-Od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
Application for a Patent
TO THE
BLACK EAGLE MINE.

NO. 1856.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA. New, Aug. IL, 1877.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Samuel Cooper. A. L. Titus, A. BeRe-
diet. and ". A. Mcdaniel, whose Postotice adj
dress is Eureka. New. have this day filed
their application for a patent for loo linear
feet OF the Black Eagle mine or vein bear
ing silver, with surface ground ~ s-l0 feet
in width, situate, lying and being in Eureka
Mining district, county Of Eureka and state
Of Nevada. ard known and designated by
the field notes and official plat on hie In this
office as lot No. l23.
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. l26
being as follows, to-wit:
Variation ljs dg. east.
Commencing a. a post marked No 1, U. ;.
survey No. 10, the same oeing post No. l OF
q. S. survey No. i25, Grey Eagle lode,
whence the flagstaff in the town Of Eureka
bears n. S3 deg. 81 min. b.. ISIS feet. 1ho
highest point of Ruby till No. l bears N. Is
Eagle SHAFT bears N. l9L deg. f., LIB feet.
thence. running 1T course s.. $50 d g. W.
III Z 10 feet, to post No. 4, Of said survey No.
l25. l32 ; 10 feet, 10 post marked No. 2. U: =
survey No. l2j; thence. ID course NJ. Is deg
h. 1000 fert, to post marked No. 3, u. ;. sur
yey No. l26; thence, Sd course ~, ss'a deg.
E.. lS2 S-lO feet, q post marked No. 4, L. ;.
survey No. l2o; thence, 9TH course s.. Is deg.
W., 100 ieet, to post 20. |. the place Of be-
ginning, containing 4 30-lOo acres.
This claim is bounded On the south by the
Grey Ea lie. on the east by the Buzzard, and
north by the Satellite iodes.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders office Of Eureka Mining
District. en- page 219. in Book T.. ofthe Eureka
Mining Records Of said district.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Black Eagle mine. or said
Mining ground, as hereinDefore described,
are required 30 file their adverse claim with
the Register 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 virtu, Of the provis-
sions OF the statute.
ID. b. IMMEL. Register:
Eureka, Aug. IL, 1877. sugiS-60d