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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
POSTAL SAVINGS.

The Ways and Means Committee Of
the House have decided to substitute the
Postal Savings Bill for WALLACEs
small bond bill which passed the Senate
last week. This is to be regretted. The
WALLACE bill is one OF the wisest meas
ures yet proposed in either House Of
Congress, and should have been passed
into law without any unnecessary deIsy.
1t does not antsgOnlze the Postal Say
ings bill and should not have been thrown
aside for it. WALLAGE'S bill, IS we have
before explsined, provides for 50-year
4 per cent. bond, redeemable in coin, but
il may be subscribed for In greenbscks
These greenbacks, when paid into the
Treasury Tor this purpose, may be re-
issued again, and therefore no contraction
results. These bonds are TO be issued in
$25, $50 AMI 800 denominations, and
may be transferred from hand 70 land.
1t is moro practical scheme than the
Postal Savings BIZ, can be executed with
less expense, and its advantages can be
extended to village, hamlet and country
alike, while the Postal scheme is cum
bersome, expensive, and can only be
made available at money order offices.
We hope the Ways and Means Com
mittee may reconsider their seton and
report the WALLACE bill back to the
House for its action.
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SOCIETY Observation-Disclosures
BELLIES.

The New Orleans papers give agraphc
description of one OF the most conspicuous
social events, OF recent occurrence in that
city, in the marriage of Miss ADELE
JACKSON TO Mr.. SAMUEL b. MCCONNICo.
All who shared in the gayeties OF the
White Sulphur Springs last Summer will
remember Miss JACKSON as conspicuous
even among such brilliant rivals as she
met there, for her wonderful converse
tional powers. She was u lady possessed
of every grace OF mind and person; and
although distinguished belle a. home
and abroad, and enjoying ali that wealth,
beauty and position can give, was re-
markablc tor the gracious and unassum-
inc manners which contributed so much
to her popularity. One of the five brides
maids was also n visitor ut tho White.
Miss MARIETTA SANTINI, who spent the
summer at that famous watering place
under the chaperon0ge Of Mrs. Capt.
MoFFETT.
AHdr8rs Bazqr contains the following
notice OF another distinguished White
Sulphur belle, who, it will be remem-
bered, was of that peculiar type OF beauty
80 rare in Amcrlcg-biondo HAIR and
dark eyebrows: "Ihe portrait of Miss
NELLIE HAZELTINE, one o! the rccog-
nizei bellies OF 81. Louis, is now on exhl-
bition in tina. city, and is attracting much
attention. The artlSt-Prof. CARL
GUTHERZ-chose Miss HAZELTINE rs
a type of the patrician American
girl, and by presenting such
ifc-like picture has gained quite y repu-
tation This portrait VIII be placed on
exhibition at the Paris Exposition, being
painted With that purpose il view"
Miss EVA STEVENSON, daughter of
Hon. JOB h. STEVENSON, of Cincinnati,
sailed for Europe in company with her
father on the 10Th ult. and will be gone
Tor several months.
Under head of Society Notes the
Ba=ar remarks that Miss PIERCE, OF
Wheeling, assisted Mrs RAMMELsBERG
q! recent reception in Cincinnati.
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SILVER CERTIFICATES.

Tits reported from Washington that
Secretary SHERMAN, in his conference
with the Committee on Coinage, favored
the issuing of certificates for the deposit
of silver bullion with the Treasury. 1t
is not often that We find anything in the
official course Of John SHERMAN to COM
mend, and this fact may lend q sharper
zest to our pleasure when we see HIM
stumbling on the right. JOHN SHER-
MAN Is clear-beaded man, and he is
endowed with brains enough to see the
wrong side OF most questions
and perversity enough to MAINTAIN
the wrong. He seldom commits crime
;gnorsntly and seldom practices virtue
intentionally. As we have said, he Is
perverse man, and his very perverslty
sometimes leads him to do right. SO In
the instance cited: JOHN SHERMAN ls
opposed TO the whole silver business. de
would degrade silver to the level OF
brass or of soap. stone if he could; but
finding himself beaten 1t every point,
BY the remonetizers, he perverse!y
swears he will make the country sick OF
silver by pouring it out in foods until no
man can step outside Of his door with
out first shoveling path through the
shining metal. Therefore, ne proposes
TO put all the minis at work and
run them to their full capacity
in coming silver dollars; and then
he would receive silver bullion, and silver
bars, and silver tea-pots, and spoons, and
napkin rings into the vaults of the Tress'
ury and issue silver certificates therefor
which will circulate as money. And In
this john SHERMAN is right. We have
but little business for silver and gold coin;
but we do want silver and gold basis
for our paper circulation. There is no
reason why this basis of precious metals
should not be in the shape OF bullion, as
in the Bank of England, thus saving the
expense and the slow process OF coinage.
JOHN SHERMAN is right in the advocacy
of this measure, and we hope both
branches of Congress will promptly put
the suggestion in the shape of law.
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TRADE NOTES.

THE first glass factory in the United
States of which we have any definite
knowledge Was built IN l7S0.
The people of Charleston, 5. G., s:e
grooming under city tax of nearly
twenty-three dollsrs on thousand.
The iron works at New Bedford,
Mass, which, in 1869, cost 81, 800, 600,
recently sold for S1Gl, l4l-s loss Of
S2,l3s,s59.
A MISSISSIPPI paper says that at
Biloxi and other places in that State,
peach and other fruit trees, English pess
and tsx -gstherers are in full bloom.
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TIE nlCIINEIN GOLD.

The sudden Niping out of slmost the
entire premium on gold has been so un-
expected to those prophets of evil who
predicted that disaster and dIshonor
would overtske the country on the pass
age of the silver bill, that they sye quite
st their wits end in trying to explain.
To plain, common people 1t looks rs if
two causes were operating, viz: The fact
that silver may be used IN paying public
dues and interest, and the furthe. fact
that the balance Of foreign trade con-
tinues in our favor. Each of these facts
diminwhes the demand for gold
That the silver legislation hiss bad
considerable to 60 with the de-
cline is evidenced by the fact
that when gold first bore q premium in
January, 1868, it started oil 81 3 per
cent, and il suddenly fell to 1t sgsin on
the day Congress passed the legal tender
act nearly two months later. Had Con-
gress made greenbscks legal tender Tor
all debts and dues OF whatever nature
and then kept their volume within tsir
ratio of the volume of gold and silver
currency; and had il further stimulated
the production and coinage Of silver as it
did of gold, the amount OF gambling thst
has taken place in dealing with the yell
low metal would never have occurred,
and we would have been spared many of
our business troubles.
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The storms, yesterday, played havoc
with the msil trains on somo of the
railroads. Up to O'Clock this morning
no tram had reached this City from Bslti-
more during the day or night. The
Cumberland accommodation arrived on
time in the evening, but the train
due al $50 yesterday morning has not
arrived at this writing, indicating that the
break IN the road was beyond Cumber-
lsnyi.. The nature of the trouble is con-
cealed from the public.
A heavy landslide and the destruction
of bridge are reported on the Central
Ohio Division west of Zsnesville.
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W DOL Items.

The farmers OF Eastern Ohio, West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania are
improving quite largely in the finer
breeds of sheep and cattle, having be.
come convinced that good animal is
more profitable in every way than poor
one Wool Groiceys Bulletin.
We learn that our well known wool
buyer OF this city, Mr.. James f. John
son, hss since the first OF the year receiv-
ed and shipped on consignment to
Messss. Thompson X Patterson, OF New
York, LOCO pounds OF wool, mostly COM
posed Of Washington county, Pa, cbps,
returns Of which are being very ssiisIsc-
tory .Seu5enriLle Herald.
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NEW mAMPSHiKE ELECTION.

The indications from returns received
up to midnight from the election held in
New Hampshire yesterday, pointed to q
closely balanced contest. The Demo.
Gratis III most instances reported, had held
their own with remarkable tenacity,
while the Republican losses, although not
large anywhere, were quite general. Il
is possible that neither party has received
majority of the votes and that the choice
for Governor will devolve upon the Leg
islature.
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JACOB II. Fla, Fifth auditor OF the
Treasury, is up in Vermont raising
Republican breeze in which he floats the
bio .dy shirt. lic is OF duty without
leave and in open disobedience OF HAYES
civil service order. The proper quota
ton for the President, in regard TO this
reforT, would be,
'ris better To have ruled and lied
Than never To- have ruled al all.
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WHOSE MONEY ~ Ire

In 1873 the county Of Allegheny Pitts
burgh) received the sum OF 100000 in
payment for licenses to saloon keepers.
And each year since the county hss re-
ccived as much or more. The State OF
Pennsylvania now puts in claim for
this handsome sum of money, and has
brought suit 10 recover from the county.
The amount involved is between $780,
900 and 100000.
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DIED.

MORAN-Last night, at IL o'clock, Mrs.
MARY MORAN, in the seventy-si1th year
OF her age.
Interment at Mt. Calvary, "Wednesday
morning, from the residence Of her son,
Frank Moran, No. pig Eotf street. Friends
of the family are invited To attend.
McENTEE-Tuesdaym morning, March
L. lNSst O'Clock, ALBEIT LEo, infant son
OF Bernard A. and Minnie NJ. McEntee,
aged one month and three days.
Funeral will take place from his pa
rents residence, No. il07 Jacob street, this
morning al 10 O'Clock.
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And.other prominent Goods adapted to the Season.
GEO. r. TAYLOR & co.
WHEELING OMNIBUS AND
Baggage Express Company
sHALLCROss a. CO pran,.

STABLES cor. Ninth and Market Cts. Office
l2gg Market 81, under Mcclure House.
baggage delivered TO all parts Of the city.
Omnlbuses, carriages, bu2gies and baron.
ches at lowest rates. Persons taken 10
at. de Chantal and Female College AT
short notice. Finest wagons in the CITY
Tor moving furniture, pianos, &c.
r., w. a. KY. RAILROAD.
4 full line OF. both foreign aud local
tickets OF the above road are now on sail
at the Union X. X. ONCE, 1900 Market -.
Also, tickets 10 principal points via CIeye-
land & Pittsburgh, and Baltimore a Ohio
railroads.
- FITst-c!afs, Second class, Emigrant and
EIcur,ion Tickets will be sold al the very
lowest rates. Tickets 10 and from Europe
via SIX snamshIp Lines will be sold a.
lowest rates. Boy all your tickets for the
north, south, EsIst or West at the LIN ION
X. X. ONCE, corner Market Il Twelfth So
Omnibnses and wagons will call In anV
part OF the city tor passsn gers or baogaos
upon orders icing LETT at the once.
from April LIST.
mra JOHN BAILIE, Agent.
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Circuit Court FOR ONO county ~
Isaac Irwin, Trustee, -.
n ehat
&. J.. Zane, ct ais.

e. J.. Zane, ct ais. 49,,
The defendants, indiana N9''
XenOpben Zane, Elizabeth hh' =.
Zane, and orion A. Zane, WI -
iicc That dispositions 81 Isaac ifE'lI','.,,,
Zane, G. J.. Zane, r. r. Zane 40.
Will be takc!. on the ttB Jay o.
H.. 1873. betwpen tbs hours pis'.
". and q O'Clock y. NJ. AT ibg OD
Henry NJ. Russell, No. l.,' - Ap,iL,,,1
In the city Of Wheeling and -its' =.
Virginia, to be- used a. eYlieh9t
said suit on behalf al the c0mp
aud II from ary cause the nEinE -.
dispositions shall not be D'ggn - -, 4,
day. or having been begun a1@n :
cOnsluded, the taxing ~ tue Al. !I1,
adjourned from time b. tine Hb1'"
have been completed. n.g,s~
The cOnplaluaut- In SAID sub %,,g,y
". Russell, their attorney. M
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ordination.

ADvICES from India state that the
Mohammcdans have elevated their
spinal columns, as it were, over the over
throw of Turkey and threaten to send
100000 Moslem volunteers TO "kiCk the
lining" out Of the bear, d. q, Qmmedi-
ately
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A GOOD deal OF sentimental Toonshine
has recently been wasted on some of the
outlaws who are temporarily sojoinlng
in the Ohio Penitentiary, because they
had been pretty severely punished for
characterization Result: greater insub
nrllnAtinn
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati Is Louis
DAILWAY, P. W. & X. DIVISION
IL Pan. Handle Route.
New Line Between Pittsburgh and
Wheeling.

Timetable taking effect on Monday
March II, 1873, is as follows:
No. %, No.Gj, No. 81,
Accom-. Express. Mixed
Leave Freight
heeling.-- 7:IOA.M. 425P.M. $50 ,. N.
'Wellsburg.- $40 so 7.yj {"
Arrive
osteub'Siue %DAN. 5:T Pm. ss0p.x.
Pittsburgh. 4" ISL " -
So.G, No. s., No. %.
Express. Wheeling Mixed
Pittsburgh .:i2A.M. sir. n. 6:ij p. N.
'Steub'vilIe- s:jJ us d" 800.
Arrive
Wellsburgh- An. 7A5P.X. 7:DP.x.
"WheeliDg-..ll.S I" 1:J5 EIj
Wheeling time.
Trains leave from aud arrive at p. W. &
X. K. 4. Depot, foot Of Eleventh street,
Wheeling.
Through cars are now runnIngrn both
directions.
The rate between Pittsburgh and Wheel
mig is reduced To SD for single trip, aud
SIS for round trip tickets.
Passengers by this line avoid all deten-
uOns and tedious transfer by street car or
omnibus, and save tTenty-iour miles n
distance.
Direct connection IL made In Union
Depot, Pittsburgh, with the celebratei
Fast Express Trains over Pennsylvania
rarlTosd Tor all points East
Connection made al Steubenyille with
the Fast Express Trains for Cincinnati.
Louisville, indianapolis, st Louis. Chi,
cagy, aud all points West and South west.
TICKETs are now on sale at Depot foot
Of Eleventh street, and Union Ticket
once, AcLure House, Wheeling.
Ask for tickets via Pan-HandIe Route
ID. W. CALDWELL, General Mana1sy
Columbus, o.; 3. n. FELTON,, IT,, General
Superintendent Pittsburgh, Pa: W
V8rien, General Passenger Agent, Column
bus, U. IeZ5
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Bright Books for Children

WE HAVE A sFLESDIDsELECrIo
w OF choice, wholesome books Tor ~.
young, such as The Wide Awake " cIn.h
and board covers; PaBsy's Picture Book
board covers; Day OF Eest,v An EnSIIsh
Juvenile book Chattsrbox, Nursery, The
budget- &c. Buy one and make the litfIs
ones happy. For sale very Iow. '''''e
STANTON q DAVENPORT.
A"i' ~ Twelfth street,
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AMERICAN commerce with Cuba
amounts to nearly $90OOO,OOO annually,
and the insurrection on the island hav-
ing been subducd, an increase OF these
figures is anticipated for the present
wear.
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Tue Iowa House of Representatives
has passed bill providing for the com.
pulsory education Of the young in that
State. The bill is likely 10 be concurred
IN by the Senate.
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THAT was most fendlsh act, the
lynching and hanging of an old negro
woman, in Rockingham county. Viz
ginia, by hundred of the chiyslric soDs
of the Mother of Presidents"
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"ICE is king this season." say the pa
pers, even as far north as Detroit. Only
one-third of crop was gathered on the
Lakes this season.
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HEWITT is entitled to his opinion OF
the sufficiency of HAYES title, but he
should not fret if others continue TO hold
a different opinion.
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The Philadelphia Mint is stamping
10000 silver dollars per day.
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VETERANS of the War OF 1912 will
now draw tensions. There are several
of them in this vicinity.
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BOB LOVE, the "Ohio Seige Gun" is
still luxuristing among the Yankees.
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CONGRESS has given its unanimous
consent TO JAMES GORDON BENNETT 10
find the North Pole at his own expense.
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Fills the Permanent once Again
Ohio State Journal.

UuIU SN-AIU . VNIH"A'
The Toledo postotfice "swells up snd
obscures the armament" again. Alex
snder Reed is on his merits before the
Senate once more.
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SUNSET Cox went for the bilious
HEWITT, yesterday, in the House.
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GEN. EwING's object is to make the
green back q constitutional currency in
time Of peace as well as in time of war
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GEN. GRANT received special honors
from old Athens, Greece, on Monday.
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season. JOHN FklElt-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FUR VI
i county, ~:
Isaac Irwin, Trustee, ctal
VS.. Sln raNTf
&. l.. Zane, ct ais.
The object of this suit II 10 haysS 10
property known as the north OBe-t1
the homestead tract 81 the estate Of .ii'
Zane, deceased, ou Wheeling lslAlt o.
division 81 the proceeds Of such "a. d.
of two funds now In the hand'o' De-
e.. List, Receiver Of the said Court b..
Isaac Irwin. trustee, arising rom il'
domination OF pOrtiOnsOi the sad "a
stTeets,among the parties 'n'L.td W
And IT. appearing from an afila'H
among the papers OF the cauSs, lhA I-'
ana McSwOrds. AcnOphOn Zane, thb p
Zane, Julia Zane and Ouoi a. "
parties 10 this suit, are Upn'feNg't' F.
the State OF West Wing MIA, sui 20
issued against them having been i'..I
ed mot found, " 10 II ordered thal lA,
Indiana NcSwOTds. X"noph0n h'
Elizabeth Zane, Julia Zane ana p.
A. Zane, do appear at Ku.rs " NI'
the said court on the fret MOuday Or,
a ID. 1914, al the Clerks ONCE lh'''
the said county, and do what M
necessary To pTYteCt tnslf ibt'i"' -
said suit. 800.
Teste: =. X. McCoIoch. tTerE o, "
court, this ilh day Of March. 4. ~
SAM'I 4. Mct DLLJ' H. -
HENRY \ KCs'EL attorney p" 80
plainant.
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p, w. d KY. RAILROAD
JOHN w. SCHULTZE,

kSiAhLIsHED IN 1856.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY
~ Public, U. :. Claim Agent and General
All kinds OF legal instruments made
speclslty. Abstracts OF title 10 real est a..
obtained on short notice. ,s3sh
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George T.. Miller. ct nj, defendant.
IN CIIANtEpN


by virtue Of n decree rni.,.J lr...
court I'm the above entitled cats. 49,.
ID day OF February. lS7S. the u11e, "a.
sheriff OF ohio county. md rs Suet -.
mlttee OF the estate OF William MI,
Will, on
MONDAY. STH DAY OF April
1873, proceed To- sc!l al JubI.c aur,...
the front door OF the Court Hons la ~.
city OF Wheeling, the following d,.r,..,
real estate, tO-wil:
The house and lot on the nnrr,.
corner OF rweniy.thiri and Foa ,'r.,
being the north half Of the piece %, r,-.,
Of land bought by William Mlilrro' Ia.
LantZ, and conveyed IN said VII.
Miller, ST., bY Jesse lantE hv deed tr,-,
date the nth day OF January, ls70, an.
record I'm deed book - Of Ohio rog..r
West Virginia, tn" south haiioiaiI .,.
having been previously sold byGlt % .
liam Miller.
TERMS or SAII--Ouc.thlm cash, AID.
residue In two equal inSlnIIncgU a..
able In one ana two years nom fll
sale, the purchaser tO give bond vii, D.
SDnal security Tor 10" unpaid puf# 10
money, and tn" title 10 the prop'fy ..
retained until the said purchase hi.
shall have been paid.
GEO. X. TlSJLE
Sheriff Of Ohio county, ~ Commute =
estate of VIM. Miller, luuatic
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FOUND.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or orr
l county, West Virginia: va"
Geo. X. Tinglc, Shcrin ~ Clio c,-,,, .
committee Of the estate az Viii
Ter luuatic, and " lillian Mil,T I, =.
plainantS. ''"s'
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GOD closed.yesterdsy a. 1909.
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ONE of the siiliest rumors yet pub
lishcd WAS thst contained in Sunday
psper to the effect that certain residents
OF Washington are losing their senses at
the horror of DR.. lie Moyne's cremation
furnace. The venerable doctor should
give dose Of the furnace to the origin
stor while he is yet sliye.-PlttsburSh
Post.
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| HAVE RECEIVED
A LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF
Wall Papers,

Which are offered nj very low pro,"i
season. JOHN Fhlklt-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FUR v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
APPLICATION FOR PATfNT.
NOTICE NO. 3,2.
Ualted States survey Ne. so.

ryv,rvn or.rps ~ ovp,cp n. psov
citr Nsxsss Anil a ms -Noiics \,
hsr.hy ci.sn thsi ,be HlHrpoRD MINiNo
COMPANY. 4 CORPORATION eIistine under the
40 ~ ths s,s,a N o.ilso,n,s Nv Mssnsi n
rnn. 10 d,,. .n,hnva,ad' s ~ ~, ~.
nnrnoss vhose nostossce sddSess n Al silver
futy Ivon ronnty' Seysds' hss this dsv maze
srnncs,io, ~, : n.isnI Sor fop,tasn hundrsd
iikness fess Of he h@srtfori IoJs' besrins r.Id
and ,,lver. sitnstrd I'm Goid Hiii MIMI fis.
triet. storey comfy. stsie OF Ne.ada' toyether
-its snyfsce oronni 10 fsss in viiih' AMI con.
tsintng IA si.1i0 srres-ssIJ claim Lsino Jesis.
MAID On he ofIeisi Mai on Ale I'M ms Once ss
u. Il. survey No Id. IN Township No. ia north
OF Rsnes No. al essi. N. ID. M. and Il drscribrd
recording 10 the oficiai neld notes VI ruryey
thereof 4. iollovs. 10 wit
Beginning 81 . poet marked Ne. I. u. y. Sur.
vey No. 10, whence besrr the fianstan On the
NIAGARA hoistlng works north 7sh degrees east.
The n.gstsf on the Alta hoisting works ponh
on degrees weet, the aagstai on Mount David.
am north ID degrees west. thence running
from AID post No. /. or,t course north "a de-
grsss vest IsD feet 10 Post M. =. whence
h.sr. liz onsrts, sertion eorncr nm souih IIne
on section 3. Tovpship 10 norib. RANGE N east,
N m M no,th 66L d.yrces esst d,stant Vai
80, ~. son'h ~ eo,nsr ~ tsss jn.,,cc com.
pany's NJ. q. Survey No. a. bears north Clk de.
gtac. esst- dIstancs ms fret. thence running
from AID post M a ,ecopd course. south 15k
desrses north ga cet 10 post No. 81 thence.
third eourvr. souih 81 degrees esst 400 feet 10
pnst No 4. an snmmi, M ,idee, thencs. fourth
c,r,.s nom lsL des,se. easi is9 feel IN Posi
M n m. noin, m hcyinning Cootainins
IA ai.ioo acre~.
Tbis eislm covers n poriion nj tie Sierra
comnsn,'s n n survey No nj. which is de.
scribed a follows. Begipnine Al Post No. 1 OF
ne Stem Company's u, n. survey no. 81,
stapdiuv on The east boundary of the Hartford
Comrsny's U's. survey No VA. and Whence
post M. n az ths Hsrifond Company,s n. A.,
so,v.. mo ~ ~ hs.r. na,tS ~ 6esrsss vc.t' ala