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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17
PENNSYLV ANA.
Coal Operations.

PHILADELPHIA, January Is. A despatch says
all coal stocks are depressed on account of the
NOR that injunction will be served in New
York, preventing the formation of q coal combi-
nation - it is claimed such combination is vi
Qlatiop Of the laws Of New York.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
rissng, followed by falling barometer, cold north
erly, shifting to warm southerly winds and clear
OF partly cloudy weather.
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Health is inestimable jewel. The cough
that deprives you Of it may take your life too.
One bottle of Hsle's Honey of Horehound and
Tar will avert the evil, and you from
sumption. Will you weigh Life against half
dollar Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops care in l minute.
decl9-t&wlmo.
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The Reform club will be addressed at the ir
meeting tonight, by Mr.. S. F. Pearson of Port
land, and one of our we'll known citizens. The
club room is over pevine & Howard's. Let all
attend, a all are cordially invited.
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FRoM The Christian Union, Aug. %, 1877:

FROM The Christian Union, Aug. %, 1877:
"A valuable horse of the writer's was kicked en-
the hook. Swelling and lameness ensued, render
ing the animal nearly worthless. We were adj
vised to try Giles Liniment, and are gratifed to
say it acted like a charm. About two inches of
bone came away, the sore healed up and the lame
ness and swelling are fast disappearing.
HENRY WARD BEECHER, Enrrons
LYMAN ABBOT, HDiioH''
Send postal card for pamphlet, containing full
information to DocroR GILES, 46l Sixth Avenue,
y. Y.
+. w. Kinsman, Agent. oct5-t eod&wly
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Notice to Members.
Prices of Daily Kennebec Journal

Single copy, cents; ten copies Is cents twenty.
ty.hve copies or more, cents each.
Extra copies of any issue OF the Daily Kennebec
journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
10 me carrier or at the Counting Room Of the Jour
nal Office, the day previous.
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LATER.
MA RN LAND.
Senatorial.

Annapolis, January l6. The ballotiug of the
joint convention gave Dennis 30, Thomas Is,
Gioome II, Robinson s. Blair and Wickes 3, Stel-
ncr, Iepubl9au, IS; scattering 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17

A Bath man has sent the Commercial this :
Why is John Morris,ey like the Rev. Mr.. Spur
geon the noted London preacher' Because he is
q great ex FOUNDER.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, Jan. l6. Ex-Secictary Bristow is
here en- route to Boston to be the recipient of a
banquet by his Massachusetts, friends. He is in
excellent health, and many friends here have
waited on him to-day.
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MANIEOBA.


about to int oduce in the local legislature bill
tor the abolition Of the ballot at Provincial cleo
tons.
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W ATERN VILE.
Fire.

WATERvILLE, Jan l6. The house and stable
owned by Joseph r. Jewett of Winslow, were
destroyed by fire Wednesday morning. Loss 81 )
800; insured in New York Commercial $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A. A. Strout Esq, of Portland, was in the city
yesterday.
j. d. Anderson of Portland, the newly elected
chairman Of the democratic State committee, WAS
in the city yesterday. In shaping his course for
the coming campaign, he says the first step will
be TO shake off all the bsrnaces in the democratic
party. That will take several years, and thss
they will take hold CT the republicans. They
have begun the work well by casting Pi..ury
overheard.
Capt G. A. Bouielle the hard-working ed tor
of the Bangor Wing, is TO have vacation. The
Wing of yesterday says:
The editor Of this paper, who has labored al
most necessarily for more than year past, has
thrown of the editorial harness for a brief spell
of much needed rest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17

Photographed Sketches for sale at this Office
and by Carrier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17
MASSACHUSETTS.
Death of Samuel Bowl, :

SPRINGFIELD, January l6. Editor Samuel
Bowles of the Springfield Republican, who has for
long time past been dangerously sick died at IL
O'Clock to night.
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KENTUCKY.
BALLOT for Senafnr.

FRANKFORT, January ID. The Senatorial bal.
lot to-day shows Lindsey 40; Williams AZ Nc
Creary Is; Knott, Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17
Zoral ann State Mems.

An Authors carnival commences in Bangor to-
morrow, to last three days.
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The Parent of Insomnia.

The parent of insomnia or wakefulness 10 in nine
cases out of ten dyspeptic stomach. Good dgss
zion gives sound sleep, indigestion interferes with
it. The brain and stomach sympathize. One Of
the prominent symptoms of weak state of the
gastric organs is a disturbance of the great nerve
entrepot, the brain. Invigorate the stomach, and
you restore equilibrium to the great centre A
most reliable medicine for the purpose is Hostel.
er's st )mach BitteTs, which is lar preferable to
mineral sedatves and powerful narcotics, which,
though they may Tor a time exert soporihc in.
1uence upon the am, soon cease to act, and in
varIablY injure the tone of the stomach The Bit
ters on the contrary restore activity to the opera
lions OF that all important organ and their penei.
cent influence is reelected in sound sleep and a
tranquil state of the nervous system. A whole
some impetus is like wise given to the action OF the
liver aud bowels by its use. janI6-te Jd&wlw
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FLORIDA.

John MOrrissey Seriously Ill.
New YORK, January l6. A despatch from
Jacksonville to-day leaves but little hope of the
recovery of John Monissey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17
Terrible Railroad Accident.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
ACCIDENT NEAR HARTFORD.
Several Lives Lost-Many Persons SeTi-
ously Injured.

HARTFORD, Jan. l6. The railroad accident al
Ianf1ville, last night occurred at Trestle Bridge
crossing. The Pennington river is Just west OF
the village. The train was bound for Middle.
town and carried passengers for all stations be-
tween this city and that place. who to ate nd
the Moody and Saukey meeting. Two engines
baggage and three passenger cars went down on
the west end of the bridge, the engine touching
the shore
Three broke til. ough the ice in three feet
OF water and one car rested on end on a pier
Seven bodies were recovered at 2 A. NJ. and
othere are believed to be 10 the wreck. Among
the dead are Mrs. Benz. Carman, Miss Minnie
Allen, two Misses McCarger, all Of Wlnsted one
fireman, and two men not identified. ISIS Janet
Warner of Canaan, and Mr. L. X. Writing of
Wlnsted, are missing, perhaps among the three
bodies not recognized 1t Is almost certain that
other bodies have not been recovered. The
wounded may be numbered at forty.
Special trains from Winsted aud Hartford bear
ing surgeons reached the scene at 10 80 Z. Nj.
soon after the accident the factory and church
bells were rung, and citizens gave all possible aid
The bodies were taken on planks or rude sleds
across the ice 10 the Tarifville side. The wound
ed were mostly put on a special tain for this
clty lev were left at TariHyle.
LATER.
The work at the disaster on the train al Tariff
VILE Continues so far the dead bodies recovered
number Is. Many missing persons are west OF
tue break and not yet in communication. 1t is
thought that most of them will be heard from
One car lies IN the river still, and several bodies
are supposed to be in il.
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Dtfb.

In this city Jan. 10th, Miss Lizzie A. Nolan aged
Is years.
10 BE lgrade, Nov. 3Nh Mrs. Alice, wife Of Dea
John Taylor, aged 10 years and 10 months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17

$40 to 25 per Day a a9 rs:: ssa.
men to article STAPLE COFFEE, 10 RarmsrS
NOD others in their eSa PaEtaqplaFs yrsA
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1t was quite cold yesterday and the river is SOL
idly frozen, making most excellent skating upon
the glare ice The boys and giils will no doubt
improve it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17
Boston Stock List.

iSalos at the Brokers' BOard.l
Boston, January 10 1873.
Eastern Railroad, 5-a5h
Boston Maine Railroad -ag934
Portland, Saco X Portsmouth, --aBl y
Boston Name Railroad rs, ll0AallGh
Eastern Railroad, new 55-ab54
Maine State Us li2-all2-
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A Proposed Sale of Bonds.

In reference to the sale of bonds in this country,
it is stated that circular will be issued to banks
and bankers offering them discount Of one-half
per cent. for dlSpos ing OF bonds, and announcing
the purpose OF governments to sell sufficient gold
to facilitate exchange in placing bonds upon the
market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17

The Committee on Commerce organized yester-
day. j. s. Winsow of Portland was made Sec
Rotary.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and In
sursnce organized. NJ. c. Wadsworth of Gard-
diner, was chosen Secretary.
The Committee on Legal Afiirs voted to grant
leave to withdraw petition Of John Wiley and
l63 others. to amend law relating to division
fences; also, same report on petition for act to
amend chapter "a of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing 10 settlement of pauper children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17


ing 1877 there sent out from the Supelintend-
ents Office alone, 200 letters; 200 of these
letters written by patients to their friends at
home. Compared with ten years ago this is
increase of about three times the amount then
forwarded. The increase has been gradual
throughout these years.
c. M. Bailey, witt other brethren Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. praying band have been laborng for about
fortnight in Calais, and correspondent in that
city, writing to us, says; "Over three hundred
have started out for the first time publicly on the
revivals have ever been in. Two of the band
remain here another week, the others 20 to W IS
casset aud commence there the l7th.'
Capt. Seth Webb, member of the House Of Rep.
rescItatives fro II Deer Isle, has received letter
from his son, narrstng marine disasters, in the
recent storm in which his property suffered His
son write, him from Ocesnville that on the 9th
inst, most terrible gale took place. One vessel,
the "Whitmore," was beacbod. another, the "Col-
lector," lies outside of her, with stern upon the
rocks, aud has Jared badly. The "Weob" is
ashore the rocks, southwark of l.. Wh!tmore's
beach. Ii is thought that her keel is out and rud-
der gone She is up Ugh and dry. as are the 9th
ers. These three vessels belong to Capt. Webb
& Son. Olher vessels in Oceanvile went ashore
and were badly damaged. The Westinghouse
steeple fell and went through the roof, and is in
side the house.
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Fair Notes.
The second isht OF the Monumental Fair was
even more successful than the first. The atten-
dance was larger, and the sales more renunerative.
Hanagan's Orchestra furnished superb music, and
the singing by the Quartette club. and the other
vocal and instrumental music was praised on every
hand, furn ishing an entertainment Of rare merit
The voting for the watch proceeded with and
will be closed to- ight. A large number OF men,
bershp subscriptions received, best les other
liberal donations toward. the monument.
The ladies viii please replenish the tables with
cake to-day, as they were pretty well cleared out
last evening.
The programme offered for this. the third even
ing, is a very attractive one, and should draw
crowd.
An autograph album, donated by generous and
accomplished lady Of th lis city, will be voted for
tonight, and will be given to the clergyman re-
ceiving the highest number of votes, at ten cents
each. 1t contains the original autograph of Ed
ward Everett, presented by Hon j. w. Bradbury,
aud that of Daniel Webster, presented by Mrs.
Geo. Evans. 1t contains also the autographs of
II. w. Longfellow, and other distinguished men.
Instead of the antiquarian supper, antiquar ian
dinners will be served for the remainder of the
week, the supper interfering somewhat with the
other arrangements. Dinner will theref re be
served to-day, in the rooms under the hall, begin
ming at II o'clock, noon, and continuing until
P. NJ Let all remember the change.
The Home Mnstrels at Togus did the hand
some thing al their entertainment, Tuesday u ight
for the benefit Of the Augusta Soldiers Monu-
ment Association, as the following note will show
ToGUs, January 10, 1873.
Mr.. c. b. MORTON;
My Dear Sir
enclose check for ffty-one and 2j-l00 dollars,
being the proceeds of entertainment given by
the soldiers here, for the benefit of the Augusta
Monument Association.
Very truly yours,
VIM. S. TILToN,
Deputy Governor.
The announcement Of the above fact was re-
ceved with applause last evening.
1t is hoped that the ladies of the Congregational
society will bear in mind, that instead Of giving
supper as first announced, they are to give din
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Damage by Late Floods.

A Norfolk despatch says farmers generally are
ruined and left destitute in the Roanoak county,
by the late Hoods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17

The announcement of the above fact was
ceived with applause last evening.
1t is hoped that the ladies of the Congregational
society will bear in mind that instead of giving a
supper as first announced, they are to give din
ner from IL to o'clock, Friday. All articles
for the table, roasted turkey, beef pork, etc,
should be sent to the dining groom promptly, and
at least as early as twelve o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17

The Maine Press Association will convene in
the Senate chamber, this evening, at l2 o'clock,
for the transaction Of regular business. The
nual sessions are given up to business, and there
will undoubtedly DO the usual attendance. The
meetings will continue through Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-17

The most scientific playing of billiards ever wit
messed in this city will come off in Meonian Hall
this evening Hrof Shaeffer has superior and
but one equal, Mr.. Sexton, champion of the
United States. The exhibition will include sew
eral fancy shots. Playing will commence at ! Is
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-20

ITO THE BROWN MILL sITE.-So. 4G.-
u. Il. Land Office, Eureka, Nevada. April
20, ls7s.-Nottee IL hereby given that the X K
Consolidated Mining Company. whose Post
Office address IL san Francisco, California, hgs
this day hled its application for q patent for
Ave acres of ground. for the Brown Millsste.
situate. lying and being In Eureka hiuing Dls.
trict, county OF Eureka, and State of Ney1ds,
and known and designated by the held notes
and Official plat ON file Ia this ONCE as Lot No.
1879. The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No.
1879 being AS follows. to-wtti Variation lUf deg.
T.. Commencing ut y post marked No. !. US
Survey No. 139. This post stands ON the north.
western boundary Of u. =. Survey No. III,
Porter Mill-siie; whence Ruby Htll No. ] besfs
s. CO ceg. 80 min. w. 2.fc9 feet; the LAwtun
shaft Of the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
psny bears s. AZ deg. a. min. W, 2.15s ftet. tls
flagstaff IN tie town Of Eureka bears N. q deg
10 min. f., 7.457 feet, and post No. I u u. /.
Survey No. 81. Brown lode, bears :. ~ deg "
i. 81 deg. W, jli feet. to po&t No. z af sid
Survey No. lys. Potter mill site. snd post "a
4 Of Survey No. 133. Carson miii-site, 5li fest
10 post marked No. Z, U. :. Survey No. IN,
thence. III course, \. 10 deJ W, 4Sl FED
poss marked No. 3. 4. \. Survey No. ~
tlenee, 81 course. N. 20 deg, 4. AZ feet. tefsi
marked No. 4. u. S. Survey Ne. I5p: and thenr
18th eourse, 3. 80 deS. q min. f.. 6el s1e fesA
- post No. /. the place 81 beginning, ecHsAiB
! Ing FIVE acres. The location 81 thss lnill'aifs 70
duly recorded In the Recorders .sbce q ~
reks Mining District. an pEee 40. in BOOK y.
II the Mining Records VI said district. Any
and all persons claiming aGv,rsels any rrs.
tinn " ssid Brown Aill-ssts sround a. hefah
before described. ere required D. Ele their I'D,
verse claim with the Register % the yHifsi
States Land Office. at Eureka. IN The state q
Nevada, auring u.e ssxIy days period II peb
t~icst;on hereof. or thsy viii be barred by yirtw
Of the provisions II the statute.
alsD-fod u. d, iNMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-20

APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION ron 4 PATENT

RIO THE PORTER MILL sITE.--No. 4os
Il u. 4. Land Office. Eureka. New, April %.
lsi3.-Notiee IL hereby given thatthe X X Con.
solidated Mining Company, whose posto,Hce
address Is san Francisco, California. has this
day hled its application for a patent for Ave
acres OF surface ground, situate. living nnd
being In Eureka Mining District. county Of
Eureka, and State OF Nevada, ard known and
designated by the field notes and official MINI
On ME IN this office, AZ Lot Number iaa. rhe
exterior boundaries Of said lot No. f3s. being
a. follows, To wit Variation i6h deg. east,
Commencing al n post on the n~orshwcsf.rn
boundary OF U. 8. Survey No, se. Psrtpr lsds
the same being post No. / of Il. IS. Survey No
ljI, carson mill-site whence Rnhv MN M 1
bears > - deg. 80 min. w, 2,49a feet : the Law.
ton shaft Of the Eureka CONSOLIDATED Mimi,
COMPANY bears y, 80 deg. SO min. W.. legt
feet and the Flagstaff In the town OF Eureka
bears NJ. 81 deg. ss min. f., 1854 feet thence
running LIST course N. % deg. w. coo feat ~
post marked No. 2, u. &. Survey No. ia. ne
same being post No. ! OF said D.. s. Survey No.
ls' fhence ID course N. "a deg, e., ga feet IA
post marked No. . U. s. Survey No. l3s, thence
thlrd course :. " deg. H., COO feet. 10 posi
marked No, u. =. Survey no. 1871: and thence
~" fenr.e, ,, o. deg. w. 325 feet 10 post No. !
OF said u. >. Survey. No. 80, Porter Lode. M
rect, TO post No. /. the place of beginning, can,
tanning I'VE acres. The location Of this mill.
site 10 uuiy recorded In the Recorders Office n,
Lureka MiHfng District, OF; Page ls0, In book v
OF the Mining Records OF said District. Ann
ana al persons claiming adversely any ~tortio,
a. saiu Porter Mill-sito, OF said ground ashere.
inoeiore described, are required TO file ti,ei,
adverse claim with the REGISTER OF the t,ritai
states Land Once at Eureka, in the State ~
Nevada, during the sixty DAYS period ~ ruhli
cation hereof, or they will be barred Nv yi,t',s
OF the provisions Of the statute. ~
apooooa ID. d. MMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-20

fiNO THE Ell DORADO MI&E.-SO. 4Ts-
i United States LaHd Oflicc. Eurt ka. Ssss
April ~, isss-Notirs y herrby given. thai
o. fifcia end Win. ]. Asiley. whose PssteEhs
address il Eureka, Nevnda. lave this day ak
their Application for q patent fer ! ,S1 ltasg
feet OF tpe III Dorado mine or vein. bessll
eilYcr. With surface gfound 100 feet IN vitA
situate, lying and being ia Enruka Mining "
triet, County Of Efir,xh. aud STATE OF Nefsdt
and known and Designated by tbs field bsts
and oi1etal plat ON file ia this uiicu as la ~
40. The ~cxtsrcr bound rice uf said ipi NJ
100 being mn follows. &, wit Variation 1tA df
east. Commencing nj a post marked No. ] y
) Survey No. lio, whence post No. I. 4. \ sufl
vey No. IFS. Magnet lode, bears n. rs De-. y
min. H., 81 feet; ituby Hi No. / lcafe n. ;
deg. ~ min. w, 1851 feet: The fiagsfsn IN ~
town Of Eureka bears N. 81 ees. ~ fuin. W
ii.isJ feet; and the III Dorado shaft besss y
~ deg. 80 min. H.. $50 fest; thence, runninR y
course =. .-se1 deg. T., 1850 feet. t. PA
marked NJ. 2, Y. 8. Survey No. 100; tissr
"a course ~. 5lA dcg. W, 2ee feet. erss
marked No. 3, u. \. saryey No. 40, thence. y
course, ~, 30a deg. w. 1909 feet. 10 20
marAed No. 4, q. =. Survey No. $40: and tastt
IN course, n. MA deg. ". 200 f.et, tors
Ne. ! the place Of beginning. containing 9 ~
s9-i00 acres. This claim IL bounded On Y
north by the Magnet minr, and On the east \
the Pioneer mine. The location OF this ny
IL duly recorded In the Recorders Once Of Y
reka Mining District. ON page l2g, IN Book n
OF The Mining Records of said District ~
aud all persons claiming adversely any perue
Of said VI Dorado mine or said mining sfoaas
- hereinhefore described. are required 70 v
their adverse claim with the Register Of y
United States Land Office, al Eureka. In WI
state OF Nevada, during the sixty days renI8
81 publication hereof, or they will be usi"
BY virtue Of the provisional Of the etatnts, 4
apjo-tOd ID. II. IMMEL. kesisiu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-20
AprLIcArrox ron a rArEsr

Fro THE plfENIx MILL sITE-No. ~. u
y. Land ONCE, Eureka. Nevada. May aSI
lsIS.-Notice ia hereby given, hat the ftsI
Silver Mining Company, whose postoflits y
dress il San Francisco, California, has this y
hled It's application for a patent for fve w
OF surface ground. for n iniil-rite, situate, NV
and helms in the Eureka Mining District, ceuss
OF Eureka, and State Of Nevsda, and kspI
and DESIGNATED by the field notes aud op n
plat ON his In this office IA lot No. 1ta Y
exterior boundaries Of said lot I43 being -
lows, to-wit: Variation, 1915 deg. east ~
mencing AZ q post marked No. !. u. D. SUI
NO. ~. the same being post No. 1, u. :. ssi%
No. iid, Adams and Farren and Deep VIZ
whence the flagstaff in The town 81 EeaJ
bears N. 50 deg. 10 min. r., 9.2a5 feet ~
Hill No. ] bears N. 80 dog. II min. VI, 1,hTi Y,
the Lawton shaft Of the Erreks Conselliu'ss'
Mining Company bears n. 80 cSs. 81 MN:
~ $40 feet; and the phess.x shaft ears
deg, H., ~ feet; thence. running Isl cosrse
% deg. AZ min. ~. 919 $40 feet. to post ias, nr
no. = u. 3. survey No. lf3: thence, "a Ss~
y xIA deg. w, $ feet. 10 post marked "a
U. \: survey No. lt3. This post stands ea Y
nurthern boundary Of u. 8. survey No. W II
son lode. Thence, ia course e., son deg.
D. feet. 10 post marked No. 4. u. $. SURVEY Y
No. "; thence, 18th course g. 81 deg VI"
feet, 70 post marked No. o.. u, q. survey 70
and thence, 9th course N, 81 deg. % MN
~ v-iu feet, to post No. /, the place o. ~
hthg, containing I'VE acres. The lochu..IAf
THIS mill-site IL duly recorded In the kesoavl
omce o. Eureka Mining District, on psfsss n
IN BOOK v, OF the Mining Records Of sne
trict. Any and all persons claiming aass' v
any portion of said Pheuix Mill-site. o.
ground as hereinbefore described, are rrf]f "
70 nle their adverse claim wifhe kegistets y
United States Land Office at Eureka; y
state OF Nevada, during the sixty days kk.rrl|
Of publication hereof. or they will ue -
by virtue Of the provisions Of the stainstia ~
my2t-cod d. u. nis1EL. Res's~