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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.


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Blur GRAss Farm roR ssLE.-Dr. To-
gan, Of Stanford, desires to sell his farm
which il about Eve miles from Stanford,
Ky, and about two mile. from Station
on the Cincinnati Southern r. r. Said
farm Is we'll fenced. well vstered, and
splendidly &c, In grass. II contains 1925
acres, Is convenient to schools, In good
neighborhood, and lie. beautifully. .
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LISCOLS COUNT NkJvs.



STOCK.
The calf trade Is brisk In this section.
Good ones are selling readily at so per
head.
WAITING AND HOPING.
Some Of our farmers In this locality are
still waiting foe an advance In the wheat
market.
RELIGIOUS.
The meeting at Rush Branch CLOSED Sun.
day night, with 7 additions; 8 by CONVEX
sion, and 4 by letter.
PICNIC.
A Sunday School Picnic was given at
PrOyidenoe Church last Saturday. We are
told that it'was an enjoyable affair.
PERSONAL.
Miss Lettie Helm, Of Stanford, Is visit.
Ing Miss Eliza Engleman. Mr.. Miriam
Luce returned home few days ago, after
an extended trip 10 Kansas. lie Is well
pleased with the grass hopper oountry. Mr..
WIN Alexander has rented Mrs. Blaeker
by's farm for next year.
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VIZ saw gentleman dressed In real
homespun the other day. a full suit made
81 the pretty Jeans purchased of Hayden
Brothers, and We declare he looked as
stylish a' any one clothed In far more cost
ly apparel. let men and boys wear these
excellent and pretty goods, and keep all
the money at home We can. Times would
soon grow better. The Mes-r. Hayden
Brothers have large and superior lot Of
Jeans
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| HiN~lHlE
No body gone 10 Texas yet, from ihi.
locality.
w.n. SMITH 90.
Have received new lot II hats. Call and
ace them.
All kinds Of barter taken in exchange for
goodsb W. II. Smith 4 Co.
rRorouSDISa THE LAW.
Squire Hooker has commenced laying
down the law for the benefit Of those who
must be litigants.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
To make room for their Immense Fall and
Winter stock--w II. Smith 4 Co., will
give extra inducements for the next thirty
days.
WOULD SOME BODY suTcIDE7
Coroner Goode il anxious to sit on some
body's corpse but has had no opportunity
thus far TO exhibit his excellence asa pod
mortem officer.
LECTURER.
Clark Cash is lecturing on moral phllos-
ophy. The proposition he IL maintaining
now, Is; "Never tell a lie when the truth
will do as we'll" This is undoubtedly
sound.
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
The session Of Christian College opened
yesterday under the auspices Of Miss Bur
gin, IL well known and efficient Principal.
Her prospect for foil classes IL promising.
Miss Annie Cook takes charge Of the de-
partment Of music.
PERSONAL.
Logan, Of the firm Of W. II. Smith a
Co., Is holding the fort here at present.
Jake Robinson came over with him on a
flying visit. Are there any young ladies
in the sequestered village Of lancaster
They must he scarce; else how did two
such handsome gentlemen as Robinson and
Logan lapse, oi'nosi, into the cold and cheer
les state Of old bachellor-hood?
THE CONVENTION
will have come and gone ere your NEXT is
sue. You will see this, however, before it,
adjournment. The country will wait with
anxious expectation for the record Of its
work. Please see that every thing is done
to facilitate it, labors. Above all, have the
Chaplain at his post. Especially let there
be at least tro kegs Of Lager" provided, in
order that the deliberations shall not come
to an untimely end, as at Somerset.
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MAN sHor IN MAprsoS.-A man named
Turner was severely shot by one Young, OF
Monday night, while he was returning
from speedwell Church. The difficult,
was the elimination Of an obi feud. Turn
er will die.
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0""e' So'u 10 Leo ''"e'e'o"'
w mugs ~ o. GENTS
Corn cutting HI" commenced. Seven
and haif cents Is paid for u per shocs.
J. ". Beszley bought Of W. b. Feland,
20 pick out Of Il cattle, at ~ cents, Octo-
Der delivery.
Richard Goth sold TO j.. NJ. Bearley, 90
pick out Of his lot Of cattle at 4 cents, de
livery at once.
Mr.. Leo Singleton. Of Bo,le. houyL, Of
IA, G. Nevlsnd. Of mi. coun,y. a head of
feeding cattle at "A cen,s
re w..,,
Il. r1 80, - y" ', 90
-, - - - y, " '.''. ~.
-, 20 -, s"
~ Nue.os 'o'a 81 heaa OF ea'''e !"
neae. 'm,n O he'hooh' OF "n" ,ross'
lug, 'o' ~ !" per c~'-a'erase weight
''oo' P'u"a'-l"eorse'o"h iime''
The sale OF John IL. Craig was well at
-"' "o"'eao'e A"' ''''neh 'a'n,,
' o'oas soo. p,''e',, COW 'nu eau
a. 'O' e'0' ""' "osS Z" Genus
""'
Ae-sr' ThoS' b. herndon and James ID.
Neais have gone TO New York with three
carloads OF cattle The cattle cost them
ron - 'o@ ooper hundred'-lueorge-
'ovn lines
LoUsvILLE-There Is but little change
TO note In the cattle market. The market
Is active at these quotations; Good to extra
shippers, At to ~; Best butchers, 81 TO 81;
Medium to good, 8 to 81; Thin. rough
stock to medium, ! to 23; Hogs are lower,
choice 81 50 to "a; Fair to good, 81 so to
81 20; Stockers, u 10 8. The Sheep and
=
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DR. L. R.YArEs, writing from IIiawaiha,
his present home, to Capt, q. II. MeKin-
nsy, says Il would no, fear rigid er-
animation into nay Official career bu, for
an arrest 10 be served on me here u, this
time would be very prejudicial to my bus
ine.a.S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the digit advance
in the price Of goods In the wholesale mar
kets Of the country, We observe that ouI
friends. the Hayden boys, are still selling
every thing at the same old low prices, and
In Summer goods they actually let you
have what you want At your ovn prices
Their large Fall purchases will arrive In q
lew days; meantime they are receiving
daily, many new and lovely articles.
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srEAKIsG.-Col. Thomas l.. Jones, can
didate for Governor, viii address the PEG
pie Of Lincoln, at the Courthouse here, OF
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
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ALI persons indebted to John II. Craig
either by note or account, will please cal
AT the store-house Of McAlister n Lyle
aud settle same.
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AoQurrrED.-A repulsive looking aynpI
du pare was tried before Squire W. X
Carson this week, for shooting at, with in
tent to kill Link Jarman and acquitted on
the ground that the shot was accidental.
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VIoLkroRs Of the tobacco tar are lrem-
bling In their boots In this county, because
Of the presence Of Revenue officers, who
are siirring them up with vengeance, s
NJ Ware was taken 10 Iouisyille this week
on charge u retailing tobacco Of his own
raising, and held to the United STATES Cir
cult Court, which meets In Louisville on
the 10Th Of October. Mr.. White. Of the
lIusionyille nsighborhoOd, has also been
arrested. and the triggers are set for others
Mr.. A. ID. Smith, Of this place. vas taken
to LOuisyille on a charge Of violating Ia,
Law, bat he was honorably acquitted.
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McALisrEn 4 LyrLr have received their
stock ofboot- and shoes tos the Fall trade.
Their prices are n. low as the lowest. Call
and examine before buying.
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TuE scuooIs.-The Stanford Femai,
College opened with 20, and the Seminary
with rs pupils. with bright prospects Of 4
large increase In their NUMBER
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A. A. wARREs has three bran new Sing
81 Sewing Machines, which he will sell a
good deal below the regular price.
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HOME AFFAIRS.


New stock Of Zinc trunks Just in.
Full line Of linens, towels, crash, etc.
Gents and boys clothing very cheap.
Kid gloves-A new stock Just received.
Corsets.-Four dozen corsets just receiv.
ed.
Homemade FAX and tow linen for tow
els.
New lot of choice prints just opened this
week.
A few pairs only, Of ladies mitts left,
come early.
New stock Rushings and Collerets, open
this evening.
A few ladies linen iis offered very
low to close out.
See our new calf and brogan shoes; baby
shoes just opened new stock.
The ladies have all pronounced our
Hamburgs the prettiest ever seen.
Our stock Of bleached and Brown cottons,
pillow caseing, nine and ten quarter sheet.
ing is complete.
Those in want Of colored shirts would do
we'll to examine ourCherriots new and des-
irable styles just in.
Trunks, valises, etc. Don't borrow va
lise any more when you can buy a good
leather one for 40 little.
Cosets-The health corset Is pronounced
the best fitting and gives the most beauti-
al form to the ladies, Of any corset made.
Another large stock Of the celebrated
Keeps Shirts just opened, pronounced by
every one as the best shirt in this market
We have ii from good authority that the
corn will not overshoot itself now ss It Is
so late in the season. So buy your wife that
basket she has been wanting SO long.
As we have had a very fine rain, and the
corn crop is now assured unless IL takes the
rust, you would be safe in buying one Of
those elegant new hats at your own price.
Come and see.
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THE Court Of Appeals has fixed the
9th Of this month 10 examine into the
case Of Grove Kennedy.
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FoK SALE ON REST.-The house nov
occnpiedby W. p. walton- Apply to Dr.
7. w. Logan.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

WEAKEN n EVANS sell a good two hor-.
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
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VIZ take pleasure in announcing 10 our
lady friends that We have received and
opened this week, an elegant line Of white
goods, some Of which we mention. viz
Hamburg Edging and Insertion, Torchon
and Imitation Val. Iaoes, new style Cuff
and Collars, Ladies' plain hem stitched and
fancy boriered Hand'kf-., Buchings, Table
Linen, Towels. Crash, Napkins. &C. We
have also received beautiful line Of silk
Hspd'kf.., worth from 25 cents 81 25. Call
and see US, we will take pleasure In show
ing our goods whether you want to buy or
not. McAlister a Lyle.
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"~NN~
Mr. ii. P. Young, Mr.. James Light, fthis
place, TO Miss sarena Young, Of Highland,
on Thursday, 18th inst. The happy pair
have our hearty congratulations and best
wishes that their happiness may never
grow less than on their wedding day.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Happened to Mr.. Joe Penabaker, at South
Fork, Tuesday evening, while working
with yoke Of oxen. While in close prox.
unity to their heads adjusting the yoke,
one Of them, with a flourish Of the horn,
hooked him in the neck, the point Of the
horn entering between the iugular vein and
windpipe, causing a very serious wound,
though not considered dangerous.
TOWN OFFICERS QUALIFIED.
Mr.. q. b. Durham received his Com
mission from the Governor as Police Judge
Of Tunnel City, last Saturday, and on
"Wednesday Of this week, went before the
County Clerk and was duly qualified; s.
+. Reynolds also qualified and gave bond
AID is now installed as Marshal. The
Trustees will hold their first meeting on
Saturday evening at "A O'Clock. 30 we hope
soon to have our new machinery Of city
government in operation.
ACQUITTED.
The trial Of q. Lewis, charged with
breach Of the peace, was held here last
Saturday evening, Squire Gooch, presi-
ding. with Judge S. S. Myers for defend
ant, and County Attorney W. ii. Miller, for
the prosecution. AMER hearing the testi-
mony of several witnesses and short
speeches from the attorneys, the jury in a
few moments made a verdict Of acquital,
notwithstanding Mr.. Miller's fOrcible and
impressive arguments to urge upon them
the importance Of maintaining the honor
and dignity Of the Commonwealth by the
,,.,.l,n.n, 81 all oas,d.,s
p.rurp . srp,ors Ioxr
On Sunday evening last while Mr.. W.
n Humble and WIFI wersout from home
San Flint , deaf mu,e nm, Of very re..
psc,able family unlocked the door of Mr..
Humble,s grocery with a kew of his own,
and In oompany with three other men, en-
tered and helped themselves 10 whisky and
ginger spaps. and Acknowledged to having
"a so In money, which he saws bad man
gave him. Mr.. Humble ia not certain
about the amount Of money that was In
the drawer bat thinks he Lost about a. In
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
+ O r SAL Z {!

I will sell privately my Farm Of so Acres, lying
on the Lancaster Pike, ~ miles from STANFORD.
For particulars, call on or address
Sept II, 1875. n. q. AFFORD,
Ss9-2t Stanford. Ky.
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Don't want 10 he an Angel
And wid Angels stand.
I'd rather he a Niger
A runnin' vid de Band.


At the residence Of the brides father,
Mr.. II. p. Young, Mr.. James Light, Of this
place, to Miss Sarena Young, Of Highland,
on Thursday, 18th inst. The happy pair
have our hearty congratulations and best
wishes that their happiness may never
grow le-- than on their wedding day.
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ID. HOWARD SMITH,

% Owen County, Is Candidate for reelection
STATE AUDITOR, subject TO the action Of u
Democratic party. Election In 1879.
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CANDIDATES..
PROF. j. II. THARP,

OF yessamine Co, is a Candidate FOR sUPERIN-
TENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, subject
10 the action OF the Democratic state Convention.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
...,,c.T,oN CeR A PATENT

,No THE CLIPPER MINE.-No. 49,
rnited statee Land Once. Eureka, New,
-, o. ls7s.-Notice is hereby given, that
yyatsrtIne Fink, whose Pustofiice address IL new
W. Citv. State of New York, has this day MED
~ srnlication for a patent fer MI nun
ms Spapnd sixty-seven (967) linear feet Of
~" cIinner mine or vein, bearing silver,
'si,b surface ground ECO feet In wiutn, SIT
a. ,.1ng and being in Eureka Mining Dis
- gau1tv of Eureka, and State OF Nevada,
~ tnown and designated by the heid notes
and oficial plat on file in TINS once ss Lot NO.
one hundred and ffty-fopr tiofl Inc sAvtrlor
pnundaries Of said lot No. lb4 being AS follows,
.N~+t. Variation lGh deg. east. Commencing
a. a most marked No. |, U. ,. survey NO. iof,
~" - 40 flagstaff In the town OF Eureka
Rus n deg. 4S min. E., 6,DoS feeti hupy
tIiIi No 1. bears N. 10 deg. - min, W., s,12T
feet' and the Clipper shaft bears ;. 81 aes, r.,
49, net , thence running LIST course y. co oeR'
1S 40 s.at a. most marked No. 2, u. s. survey
NJ NJ IA theuce I'd course S. 9 deg. f., 700 feet,
to post marked No. 3, U. =. survey NO. IDA
tt,drnco al course. s. Sc deg. W., 9OI feet, 10 post
,narped No 4 u. s. survey No. fS4. standing on
no eastern boundary Of U. ). survey NO. lo3,
keystone Lode, aud thence ith course N. v Deg.
w. 100 feet, 70 pest No. 2, OF SAID survey no.
i51. 200 feet to post No. l, the place OF begin
ring containing 4 aud f4-100 acres. This claim
il bounded on the west 10y the Keystone mine
The location Of this mine is duly recorded In
the Recorders Once OF Eureka Mining District,
in Book A. page $. Any and all persons claim
Ing adversely any portion OF said Cipper
mine or said mining ground, AS here
inbefore described, are required 70 .io
their adverse claim with the Register OF the
Tnitsd states Land Office. at Eureka, in the
stgte Of Nevada, during the sixty days period
az public: ton hereof, or they Will be barred
nv xirtue of the provisions of the statute.
''ivas.eod u. b. IMMEL, Register.
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.ppI,cArros rea A PATENT.

ys,O THE EUREKA GIAST NINE.-No. 4iS.
=. s. Land Oiiiee, Epreka. Nev., July y,
IslS.-Notice is hereby given that w " Mccoy
whose pustotice address Is Eureka. SeNads, las
this day filed his application for = patehtior"iie
thousand Il ,O0gl linear feet Of the Eureka
Giant Nine OF vein bearing silver with surface
Ground, two hundred l2cNl feet IN width, slt-
uate, lying and being in Eureka Mining ps-
trict. county Of EuFgha, alId Stgie OF NNNaoh'
and known and designated by the neId notes
and official plat On file IN this Office, ~ Lot
Nuiabtr one hundred and ~fctty-six Gao. The
exterior boundaries Of said let Ne. tiG. being
AZ follows, 10 wit Variation i6h deg. cast
Commenting at q post marked No: ] U. =.
Survey lIG, whence the flagstaff IN The town OF
Eureka bears y. deg. ) min. r.. 1910 iert
Ruby hin Mo- bears n. rs deg. 81 lnin. W.
RAoi feet. Post No. 2 If u. s. Survey No. 81,
Stella Lode bears 5. 10 deg. 81 taiii. l., ~ iNet
ana the Eureka Giaut shaft bears y. - dt&. -
min. ", AL feet. Thence running lst course
S. 69t. deg. W. 200 feet 70 post niarAcd Ne. z,
Il. {. Survey No. fi8. thence ID course \. ilti
deg. W, loo feet to post marked No. ., I ).
Survey. No. lac; thence Sd course y. osb deg.
f.. go feet 70 post mGrsed Nos. L. survey
No. ItG. and thence itb course S 20 : deg. T..
containing 4 5l-I59 acres Tnts cln4m II bNund-
ed on the seuthcast by the Stella and annie
mgnes. The location OF this mine II duiy
recorded il Tie Recorders ofnce of EureAa
Mining District. on page let, in book A. 81
the Mining Records 81 said District. Any
and eli persons claiming adversely any portion
Of said Eureka G~iantnineo or Ssfst ground hEhcre
inhcfcre described. are required u tie their
adverse claim with tie Register Of the JnitrG
States Land Office at Eureka, IN TIE htate 81
Ney4ds, during tie sixty dsys period 81 ph"ll-
cation hereof. or they viii be barred ty virtue
Of tie provisions OF the - tute.
iyIG-to u. b. IsIMEL. Register.
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AprLrcArsov Yen A rArExr

rEso THE MAY DAY QUEEN MiNE-No. f52.
u. & Land ONCE, Eureka, Few June II,
isis. kotite il hereby Eiven that tie silver
West Consolidated Mining Company, by IT,
duly authorized agert. ThuIass J Y. ReHa. whose
postehiee address is Eureke, Neysea, has this
day filed his applieaSon fer a rhttlt Ter eight
hundred tscui linear feet of the May DH. Queen
mime er vein. besriDg silver, Wit surface
ground two hundred GOO feet IN width, situate.
lying and being IN Enrela Mint1fs District,
county Of Eureka, and STAT Il Nevada, ant
krowil and aesigunttd by the field Dotus and
official plat on h.e in this cfice ~ lot no. ~.
The exterior boundaries or said lot No. IA
being a. follows, 10 wit: Nerthtion lH& deg
east. Commencing at a poet marked NO, ! t.N'
Survey No. ~, whence the fNsatan in he
town OF Eureka bears n. n deg. rs min =,
.0.iTO feet: Ruby Hill No. / bears y. pGcg, ~
min. H., 1871 feet; a Truce-Tlne tree, thrte
feet in diameter, marked Is. T., standing ut the
mouth of the Excelsior tnnrel bears y Al dcf-
H., CO.. feet. thence. running first course y So
deg, E., 100 feet, 10 post marked 10. ?. Us.
Survey No. ia. THIS post stands on the west
ern boundary Of T.. s. Survey No. l42, Excelsior
and Carlo 2sno lode, whence posi No ! Of said
iiuguenot survey bears N. ~ deg. T., 535 feet,
Thence. I'd course $. ~ deg. W., sdO fctf.
along tine western boundary IL said survey No,
I42, 70 post marked No. s. U. S. Survey No, Ia:
thence, Sd course. ". 81 deg. W, 200 feet ! =
post mGrked 70. 4. u. s. Survey No. ia. atl
thence, 4th course, n. ~ deg. f., 400 feel, u"
post No. /, the plEce OF beginning, eoptaiiiI &
5 G7-inO acres. This claim is bounded ON t.e
cnst by the Excelsior and Carlo Ieno miits,
and ON the west by the Gas Light mine. The
location Of this mine is duly recorded In tie
Rec rder's Office Of Enrekh Mining Disiriet.
On page "a. in Book d, Of Tie Mining Reeurt's
# said District. Any and all persons claiming
adversely any portion of said May Day Queen.
mine. or said n<aing ground, az b,r.it-
before described, are required to file their rd-
verse claim with the Register of the United
States Land once ut Eureka. in the st.te ef
Neyads, during the sixty dsys' period Of pub
lication hereof or they will be barred by viz
tue of the provisions Of the statute.
je20-60d ID. b. IMMEL, Register,
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT


yv,o THE TIGER LILY ~.
United states Land Office, Enreka, ~
vada. July 8, 1873. Notice is hereby snNsns
mat W. ". Mccoy, whose Postoiiee a uuiv
eureka. Nevada, has this day filed ms PUN ~,
iinn for a patent for one thousand NsoOol
linear feet of tne Tiger Lily mine or VEN u.aii
Ing silver with surface ground Two Iyine
aud thirty-six (23ol feet in width, 5ltua'e, i5a59
and being in Eureka Mining District, Souh.g
ri Eureka, and State of Nevada, ana AnoMn
and DESIGNATED by the field notes nnu NJ
plat on file in this Office as lot NO; -.
exterior boundaries Of said Lot NO la' -
fnllows. 10 wit: Variation IGN deg. east ovn.-
mencing ut a post marked No. j, U, .
vey No. I47, whence the flagstaff IN the ~
of Eureka bears n. 4 deg. 81 min. ~ DE -, o.,
RUBY Hill No. bears N. n Dig. ~ N. " '9,oi W
and the Tiger Lily shaft bears N. 44A ase' "
sos feet; thence running LIST course S.o'9 We,
w. 236 feet, to post marked No. I. - -. N
No. 147 thence "a course N. 35 deg. W. NJ NJ
feet, to eastern boundary OF y. . SuNSe snr.
81. Stella lode: whence post NO OF ~ 9ae
yey No. So bears N. . deg. w. 13l WV ieet, ~
lilo feet to northern boundary Of sara surses
No. IS; whence post No. l OF said sui'ss 10
IS bears y. 81 deg. L. Ga $40 feet; Luz 49,
post marked No. 3 U. S. Survey No. IA thcn n
I'd course N. s7h deg. l.. 235 feet, W p~s
marked No. 4 u. 5. Survey No. 49,, ana 'n.
18th course S. IS deg. Il. 1000 f'et' ~ NJ
No. /, the place of beginning. 80 muun a. ~
Survey No. l4T as conflicts with Survey ~. 20
Stella lode, is hereby excluded, SAID connie y
described as follows, to wit; BseluIuns -
post No. l of said Survey No. IS, s'oila 20 10,
and running thence, LIST course D, y DC. >" 20
go feet; thence ~ course n. 20 des' W . 10
feet. and thence Sd course n. 81 deg II, y 49,
feet. 90 place Of beginning. ccntahiag I'm
tenth acres. which tract being eXcluGta, icyNso \,
| remaining In this survey 4 4a-IO0 acres, lnIs
claim is bounded ON the south, ny Tue 9'ia'
Fnreka and Keystone. The location OF lniS
mine is duly recorded in the Recorders once
| of Eureka Mining District, on page ~ ~ nqus
A. OF the Mining Records Of SAID piettie,
Any and all persons claiming adversely ~
,'orticn of said Tiger Lily mine or said
sround rs hereinbefOre described, are requlreu
to lie their adverse claim with the Register
of the United States Land OHlfe, al LarShh
in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty dsy'
neriod of publication hereof. or they viii b'
barred by virtue OF the provisions OF III
statute.
jy1o-G0d ID. idMhL' l'esiator'