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9uderann gutslligetsess,
THE RlIpFY CRADLE.


6ad is the fis1rt OF inc mother liner
Who sits 81 the ,onely hearth. .
Where neyef.sgein 2he children ?
ghali v7aken their songs of mirth.
and still Through the painful silence,
Che listens f9f, 9oice and tread,
Outside of the hedrs-there only
,Ehe knows that they are not deadl
H0Sai iq thedespl9te cradle,
Voc pillow 60 B9teiy preSeec,
Hkyf away haathe Birding
9EIo1n fiom t@ilittle nest.
Grooming and lhifabies over .3l
sss onpe wera her babes delight,
ihrouSh TIN misty spaces
Essa follows its upward fight. q ] !
Gta she 3houE6s Of o moment ,
loomy aDdSad as this,
<6alclose to thb heart she gathered
child for iB good. night kiss.
80 s!s;::.SSsssz=c.:iA he .e,2issly cherished.
ssvsr grief q iould she know,
XSAlth, aud tho pride of q princes,
s.ss.sse would, & biother bnstow.
4a8gAis is the SSrling portion
geaven-where she has fed;
BY angels gecurcly guarded,
BY engels EeSpfsly led.
Brooding In sot3dwful silence
Oyer the empty nest.
Gsnyeu SEQ Though the shadows,
WY it i' "l4S1f the ds'''
EetteRth heavenly kingdom
Than riches pf pfearthlytctown;
DEttegthe early morning Ajght,
Thdh one when the s1nIis down;
BSy5gfan empty 'casket,S
1han jewels besmirchad with sin.
ga thar the{e without the fold,
AG these that-have entered in.
.ssssi ~ lTHs ScotsHon.
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king calls, don't for your own sake allow
the chair TO gallop,; it suggests the days
pf eseaa. .. and q. .sugaf II eBipg. .horses.
Hi teii You one thing, boyB, even
though may violate confidence; shero s
nothing .hasss .as:see .ss::ssee7s :hc vGEs:y &C g:.!
or9onaqlike this pretty little respect
iiul iashIonlorstouching your hat, or liit.
ing it slightly when you bow to one Of
them. I've heard many of them cay if
boys knew how very charming was the
compliment conveyed, they'd be tilting
and touching thcir hats al! the time
Boys, don't think, you are irresistible; /;
you are not. Tho girls don't ail Iwant
yed, and you must no. wheedle yourself
into the NOTION that they do.
Be good listeners, think much. iread
well, engage in all good works, attend
Church aph Sabbsth-achool always, and
don't forget that the basis of all good
manners lies e.. yours own hesr., your
kind heart, and don't forget the Golden
Rule is tire embodiment Of true polite
ness RoseiLd. in Ohio Farmer.
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C0partnershiE IEOtiSg, !,

TIE undersigned have this dny va. nssociis- iie
ted themselves as ccpartn4rs undes Eho, firm
name Of +, B. MURRAY G.. co.,. Sc, che
cEn. Thahkful to the aabllo 6or, pask cap5
sidsyation, they respectfully eoliciA con-
tinEance of patronage, oInisiRg ION their
part tnRt Jusy viii eFTupsII IIy Tldeaycg. 20
desel lae, success. Ei an, ;tsS,5 y, ,
.u ~: 81 FLEtsE o!a9ANbRscA,Ieis2. -.
AEni - 1S7? % ia1sg-yO % -,
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GTATRnF SOUTH cARoLIS sf.,is2 5,a,, !,
NJ AhNpRaqT flCorRlY,
~ q. RsHuppArsp!A Akgl, fsyssts J.,ao..

5N0' ".p'' eSSss'eSq:' - 5y,VSdte Ssl10s.
Z NEHEREAs, Mrs. Mhrths A. Ganniuehtansa,
hes .gais,.t 10 me = :sels.sAn LIN G.sd
Administration, on TIM Estate and ssfects
!, 1lieSe SEe therefore % CITE SaId' adnaonish
all aindged ana creditc{s lcsss the said Gass
thaniel Cunningham, 5efe4se4s to be- end.
)apPeAr befeea mo in Dodrt ,oS pTpbate to
lbe held atAnGs1son CSdls Hepsai on Mes
tn shey calse, if any tliey heye, why the,
saia aadi1aiaistration shbuif hot ibe Granted, ~
Siyen under my hang, this 1at day Of
Msy, A. ID. 1877. ~ sshss 80 III
81 "a w. w. HUsiPIREYs; n
49, Jndga Of. Probate.
tss~s y
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% Ifila itlfl'. sa1t 10 s,4'''i 1T
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NE lsS DELLA KEYS Begs 70 INFORM tho
7. dies az, An6 6sfs0n' 'lIhd
country that lalle isnq1as ltcesginz 4 sslscs
Ladies Hats, B0nnets, Ribbons. FIoaers,
Collars, Vunsc &C, SIIlcB VIII DS sofa ~ Ato
lowest fglirea for tho lcaSIE3s a. sfdH .essoIt-
:niept Of Summer ,lepSlS will be- dds4 stAe 20
my, stock in a few weeks. nm e.lD2s fllQr.
made To please MY customers 10 styicS m aIi9
sIas,,,g ssass,ss stant stlsnai s. -
MISS DELLA KEYb,
,sas No. 3lE3tick Range Up 6tairs.
a March %, 1917 yii9 iiS6f1$ le,si sm' y
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.t- Almost asery young ladg Il apublic,
spirited enough to have E9r faSheSs houss
z, cgqrtE 1foy'gT0T

a delfcats sdmpiexiop is best comparksas
8 pioolniag rose bus when the conn7
ten4nce b disfigurea with BlbtaAes and
Pimplcs, Ike. wetds in, 4 rose bed, tho
anferar should promptly use Or. Bull's
Blood Mixture which quickly and effectu-
ally AYA5icates faeflf ttnsightly evidences
Of impure blood. iepis ~
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.;DIssOLUTTOM.

T1HE partnership hest9fore existing un-
.-A-S-:der the firm name of HOYT s. CO.,
is this day. dissolved by mutual consent.
.Al persons indebted to the IlsTEIIIoEnctn
OFFICE for NpubscriptiohsA Aysll. ..p,edse mike
payment 80 the firm of E.iB. Murray g Co.
and partieD indebted for'Aayettising and lob
'tyork are earnestly reqdested to iDhlIa pay.
>ment at once to either ofthe undersigned,
as W. desifo, to close uPthf accounts as soon
Us possible. tT! I'm v-l3Trs1sE i !,
p-< AaJAy6ES A! HOYT. sys, s5t.,.
- !. j. FLEET CIINKSGAT.F,E1
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"PEettyl Yes. rather pretty, butsper-
fectly heartlessl' said Mrs. Holmes TO
DR.. Stanley, young talented physician,
with whom she was convci5ing, at large
end brilliant entertainment.
"Heartless with that skhbitive mouth
and those eyes 30 deep dni full Of ex-
pression7" said the physician, musing-
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the STATE OF s0yTh- GAsoLlaA
ui COUiSgTEy OF ASlSsas9EH,a aISsasS NJ

the STATE OF 30yTil. cARaLlfiA
ui C0UHSgg'gy OF ASGDEsHRtseiT.Ai.,,u AasEGDsRS=e NJ
'COURTe OF COMMON iRIHsAp. a.
AuE. Rice, Plaintiff, ,agsinat J. 81. Dof,sht,,
President Of the American Lightning Rod
Company: Defendant, ,-Siin,na0i1s for MonE.
ey Oemand-( Complaint Ss7vtG9 ~ - 'I1H
To j. 81. Doughty, President asSaboye ,a,en.
toned, Defendant in this action;
VOU are hereby summoned and required
H to answer the Complaint III this &C.
ton. of which copy is herawitis served
upon you, and to serve a,copy of your nr-
swer on tha subscribers at their office, An
derson C. H., s.. C.,,within twenty GAYS tfset
the Service OF this sumhion5 on you, excite
sivs of the day5pf se1yoe.i. 3iuIl ,Siil ISL,
If you fail toeanswer this complaint yiths
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff VIII ap.
ply to the Court for judEn5ent against YOU
for the sum of cne hundred and forty ec.,
lars, with interest at the rate or Z per Gel t.
from the T. 'ha :" day OF fflIli ons
thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven,
and COSTS NC,l. .fe. t,-.sl.l
Dated April 10th, A. d: 1877.
FEATHERSTON & BROWN,
f'..,'Fs-im PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
-aiisN 'I-K EBl--l M le s,,s.i 81
To the Defendant, LII. Doughty, President
TAKE NOTICE, thu. tho sammonstin
this actions Of which the foregoing is acopy,
was filed in the office OF the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas at Anderson tCouft
House, County and State afnresi Id 49,I,ilp.
~ .ecl lFEATHERST0N q BhOWN, +.
April 10, 1871 Il f'aintiizfS sizS dAt'ernSy', Sy
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AT THE FRoSr.-Things are going

AT THE FRoST-Things are going
along lively on the Newcastle extension
and fine day like yesterday vas per
feet Godssnd to the graders. Superin-
tendent Colman was out among his men
and found every gang putting in the
very best work they can do. The con-
struction train now runs TO Mays Creek
and would go within two miles Of New
castle if it were not for a cave in the
big cut east Of Mays Creek, which has
delayed the completion of the work at
least three weeks. With two or three
more such days as yesterday, nearly ell
the earthwork will be completed and
trscklsying 60 right ahead. The gang
of Chinese are strung out along the
line and the constructing engineer, John
G. Scurry, thinks that the train will be
running direct to Newcastle in six
weeks. All the supplies for the camps
at the front now 60 out by the Lake
Washington route. A Chinsmsn vas
crushed yesterday by falling stump.
which buried him 90 deep in the mud
that he was nearly suffocated before he
could be got out. His countrymen
stood by Supplied with fear. while
young Frank and another white man
went down and extricated hiu.. II is
feared be will die Of his injuries.
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No MORE SILvER.-The County
Treasurer. Capt. Geo. d. Hill, refuses
to take silver, except at the bank rates
of discount between that and legal ten
dcrs. in payment for taxes. His reason
for doing this 10. that the Territorial
Treasurer refuses to take il. a. we'll as
the holders Of county and Territorial
warrants. A year ago silver was worth
more than Qrecnbacks and then man
who offered to pay bill in legal ten
dsrs was set down as scalswag. Now
greenbacks command a premium over
silver. and nobody will have the de.
spised trash from the Comstock ledge
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NV Gry.-This is not the beverage
which iDebriates, to which we refer,
but gin for pile-driving purposes
which Fl. A. Atkins is building tor the
Reconstruction Of the Horton wharf.
now under lease by Crawford & Har-
rington. 1t will will be kept on the
dock to drive the inner piles which car.
not be reached by the big gin on the
floating pile-driver.
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INsPEcTED.--The Port Gamble steam
er Yakima made trip to this city yes
terlsy for the purpose Of having her
hull examined and boilers tested by In
spec.ors Hammond ami Bullene. Her
new papers will be issued to her this
morning. During the three years that
have elapsed since she was built. the
Yakima has proven herself one of the
most useful and serviceable boats on
Puget Sound. She has towed ships
and RATS in every direction, besides
acting as supply boat for the Puget
Mill Company's branch establishments
at Lowell and Utsalsdy. She is still
under command Of Capt. II. j. Olney,
who seems to like her better every day
he handles her There have been few
boats built on these waters that sur
pass her for speed and none of them
for comfort and general utility. Take
her. year in and year out. and there is
no boat on Puget Sound that has earned
more in proportion to her original cost
than the Yakima.
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VisiroRs.-Our city was invaded
yesterday by the State of East Machias.-
beg pardon. wo mean Port Gamble
first division being party of ladies
and gentlemen who came up on the
Yakima in the morning and the
second IVES . still larger party that ar
rived here in the evening on the Coli
oh. which towed the bark Colusa into
Blakely before coming here. They
visited ell the stores and left consider.
able hard cash behind them in the Sc
lection OF their holiday gifts to "the
little ones ct home."
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JAMESON 's.-The lovers of beautiful

JAMESON 's.-The lovers Of beautiful
silverware and plated goods. can find at
Jamicson's store the greatest display of
those goods. consisting of complete tea
and coffee sets, wine stands, cruet stands
pickle csstors, butter dishes and coffee
nrns. We particularly noticed a new
style Of goods called quadruple plate
having four pieces of solid silver set
into each fork aud spoon ct the point
whore the most wear takes place. These
are nearly forty per cent. cheaper than
solid silver and will last equally IS we'll
He also has the most elegant table cut
tlery we have seen. His stock Of watch.
es aud jewelry is selected with excel
lent taste; aud embodies all the last
novelties in 6ijonderia. He certainly
cannot be surpassed in the selection OF
good for market like this.
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THAT SurfER.-In Mondays issue,
we mentioned that supper had been
given by the friends Of James Crsw-
lord to that gentleman at tho Saddle
Rock, which was incorrect. It took
placs st the Maison Doree, and In no
0tnsr place but Seattle would any pub
i'c correction OF SC unimportsnt . mat
ter be deemed necessary. The ides
tnat we ever refused to do Il when re-
questsd, u On absardity. One Of those
sagscious statements, like the Zephyr
carrying the mail.
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THE FANNY LAkE.-This iudustri-
Gus little steamer. which was one day
oeh'nd time, arrived from the Skagit
last night ct late hour. Fears had
been entertained Tor her safety, a. it
blew very hard on Tuesday night, bat
the little boat was all right. Can't.
Hill had just been making wages by
towing two big RATS 'oat Of the Stilli-
gusmish. The Fanny brings seventeen
tons of oats to Schwsbacher, Bros, ana
will leave for La Conner and way
ports to-day about Q o'clock.
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HAVING removed from Cherry street
to the Elephant store room, on Front
street. | wish to announce to my old
patrons and all others. that l am still
alive and always ready to wait on all
my customers in q business manner, by
selling groceries cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere in Seattle. Give me
q cali. one and all. and convince your
selves Of my low prices. Goods deliv-
cred to all parts of the city free of
charge. T. LYLE.
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MARINE Nxws.-Bark David Hoad.
ley sailed from Poit Gamble for San
Francisco yesterday aud the ship
Western Shore. having completed her
load OF lumber at Milton. was lowed
cut by the Donald last night. The
arrivals yesterday Ut Sound ports were
the barks Oakland aud Gen. Cobb, at
Fort Townsend. bark Colusa at Blakely
ana Mary Glover. ct Port Discovery.
All these vessels were from San Fran
cisco.
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Read and Learn for Yourself

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because Of the immense expense
in making them known to the people.
This is not the case with BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP, although but a few
years introduced into this country. its
sale now reaches in every town and vii.
lsge in the L. S. It's wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia. Asthma, and all
other diseases of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year, for three years, over 4OO, 900
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge, by
Druggists No such tesc of merit was
ever given before to any other prepare
ton. Gould you ask more? Go to
your Druggist and get bottle for rs
cents and try it. Sample bottle, 10
cents. Agents. Crane & Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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To ARRIvE-Sheriff Aiken will ar
rive here tonight ON the Aida, and
take SEWER Lewis back to Coos county
Oregon, to be tried for the murder of
his hslf-brother. The requisition from
the Governor OF Oregon was delivered
at Portland yesterday afternoon.
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DIRECT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bach
er Bros. Il Co. have just received, per
steamer Alaska, and direct from New
York. fine assortment Of ladies' cloaks
and dry goods. and full assortment of
fancy goods and hosiery, all of which
We offer at grea.ly reduced prices.
ScHwABACHER Bios 81 Co.
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LOOK AT THIs.-T. Coulter can be
found at his old stand. the Central Mar
ket, where he will be pleased to wait
on his old patrons and Is many as will
favor him with their patronage Being
thankful for past favors, he will do all
he can to please one and all. Central
Market, corner of First and Pike Sts.,
Seattle, w. T., Nov. 3Oth, 1877.
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iF- Al the Tvoli Beer Hall. Occi.
dental Square. they have Boca. Stella
COON. Auckilteo. and Smeig's Lager
Beer on drsnght; and the celebrated
Budwsiser, Milwaukee, and st. Louis
Lager Beer in pint and quart bottles.
Also, all kinds of lunches to order.
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RETURNED. - The little steamer
Nellie started off for Snohomish yester-
day morning and got Is far ~ Sandy
Point when her veteran engineer. John
Malcolm. noticed that the donkey pump
vas not working properly. He notified
capt. Low. whoimmsdiatsly put about
snd run for Seattle under easy steam.
me defect WAS coon remcdicd aud the
nttls boat went on her way once more.
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HOME VIEws.-Mr. X. G. Graves is
the agent in this city for Huntingdon
splendid stereoscopic views of Wash
ington Territory scenery. Though the
winter shut down on the artist before
he had completed his tour Of the Sound.
his assortment embraces several dozen
views, including much of the most at =
tractive and striking scenery in the Ter
ritory west of the mountains. To those
who desire tasty and beautiful pres
ent to send to their friends abroad these
home views are just the thing. To
jewellers in the East they would be both
novel and interesting Call at Graves
place on Commercial street and exam
inc them.
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Two hundred and sixty-two thousand
three hundred and sixteen Singer Ma
chimes sold in lS16-all warranted for
five years.
NJ. W. PARSONS, Agt.,
dl3.lm Jamisson's Store.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates ON Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany, Russia, France. Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold 1t lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg Seattle, w. T.
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For . 6rst-class present for your
wife or mother in law buy Singer.
n, w. PARSONS, ACT.
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PURE SWEET CIDER for sale at
Chilberg Brothers.
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread,
20 10 Piper's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


rINHg TAX LIST or KING COUNTY FOR TIE
J. ycsr ls7s, 10 nov oompleer. and % my hand1
foe COLLECTION. All taxes r<msining unpaid o.
the Let day OF February. lisa Will b. Law become
dsiinQues1. aud penalty Of 10 per cent b sddsd
thereto Those dsaistng credit for ruo6 vosh
performed OF moneI pssd soperv1.9 WI p
spnuired . prsnsnt 1upegvfsoss reesip0 fog TIE
same OF their rod saxss Will - rse1sned asltn-
ouone GRO. ID. HILL,
TrsasaFer q King Co.
O1lcs Of Kiag CO. Trsssurss.l
esaSele, Oscembse eeAs lC5. dit-Avsd
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NoBoBY has found Charley Ross yet.
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle TO get Oysters-at Piper's. OF
course.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-13

~ Parties having vermont saws
will bear in mind that Hendricks 4
Curtis have lever GUNNER, which does
the best Of work. They also do saw
filing, and general job work.
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~ They don't sell beer for five
cents 1t the Centennial, but they give
away clans every night.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ATorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Upasssisned. BY an order Of the Prooass
Oo1st a King Cvunty, Washington Tssrisory.
mads snA entered o. ths l3th day Of October. A.
D. ls5i, vus appointed Adm 'risszuene Of u -
tate Of George ". Prescott. decsaes1. tneludins
All psrsoos having claims against IL sseaten
- required % prssset the aaaDe. win ~ Deees
~ vo<chesu. within ons yeaR from tais 1ats. e
th6 unArsEienei. q hts 49, q nMfoS thsesee-
fore Fr~sporsl. in I'D ktae CcDV. -
49,. h. not % prsssnted within oos ysaf tAey
viii - barred by Law.
4. =. YOUNG.
Aamtnistx0toe - afogoontd.
AeNsasht Lar. Ass1asys fos 80
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Hor BosroN Brown BREAD on Sum
day morning ct the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE Ne. 3sS.


m 8. LAND oFFfCK. CAItsON CITY,
". Nevada. Januafy ~. is7f. -Noiirr u
.rsey giysn that the NORTH ciIIrhAN
Y Nls0 c0xrA>Y. 2 ecInrst on sIis,ine
he wnsr OF the Isaiion sud calm iocsi,N ss
he" North Company. on the chlpmsn Ldge." !"
" John A. MrQnsid. duty auiborik. OF. nj
or that purpos.. whose pc toffice sddrss " at
slrgina City: N.v.d. he, msde application for
In n,r,hcriy ard ponthcrIy alanr tsid ledge
e lode. and embracing the same, with all
pH spurs, angles and vaiiaticlp, with turff CO
~ und 80 Tt.i01 70 I IN y dth, % q, 1n,d 4 by
nd yur,ey lines. tia,nnsl. sis ts-s In lsngii.
:, rntsd in the Gold lilll Mining DIsiiIet siorpy
esniy. Aevsd.. and nd de.sr,sa s ~, more psriieu.
lh'feof on nle In my 'fiics and ported on the
aid claim ~ foilows, 10 Wit Ia, inning n Q
post marked No. ]. ". =. survey No. las, On Q
westerly slope. at foot of dump. shd about rs
f-et westerly from tn : 9th and souih CHIP.
man joint sham. and wiesre besrs the qus,tsr
Township ~ north, ltsnle Il asri. Mouit DiA.
hlo meridian. eouth d~sres 20 % Il utcs esst,
distant ie1 feet snd running thence IN m pa,d
Post No. !. nrst couise. north 7ih degrtcs vsst
i.00o feet 20 POST M. 2i thence. second cou,se,
..orth o. desrrcs 10 minutes east s2s feet 10
Pct No. 3. on st-ep slope of railroad sniank.
n,snt. whence lear wifnrss Pct No. 8 20. IN
az dcg,ees rast. distant ~ feet th. nee. third
q urre. y nh I'm dsgnrcs east, ~ u q rt VIII.
arss Post No. .. whence besrr the moth west
.rrner of the lew Yellow jacket phaftLou
.ouih I, Y degrevv east. distsni about 40 FRET,
he esst ehtIapce Of the y,rainiA aud Trutkoc
Railroad tnnnel n.rth 20 dserets wcst. distant
ioout 100 feet. i.t0o feet 10 Post No 4 thence.
fourth courss. rouih % degrees 10 mlnniee west
rs fert 10 Poet No. !. the place Of beginning
-rninining 7 N-i0o seres
u afitRs expressed from the true meridian.
vaxnstie variation. 10 d~yr~ ~ Linutss esst.
SURVEY made to conform with tbs rveofd of
! Gallon according 10 testimony Of witnesses ~
To- identity Of the same.
The labor and improScm nts consist of q
io,nt shafi on the llns between the North aid
<uth ChIpman CompsLiep' claims On The
Chpinab kdge. two inrlines respectively -
o d b fsei dep. and . sLAft low used b. the
Yellow Jsct,t Company. exceeding 500 In
value.
Any and sii pers,ns claiming sdverveiy any
,ar ion Of sald mining gr'u,d. herrinbefors
.les<ribcd. $40 rQuired 10 his their advers
lain therrio With the hseistrr " the units<i
.aies Land Ofies - Canon City. Nevada,
Turing the sixty.dsys period OF Publication
ssseof. OF they will Be barred by virtue Of tho
provisions OF the statute.
isis ssd @. n HARRIS. Register.