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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
PROCLAMATION.

n V1h R01LkAAaA Il A0ANs
~ WHEREAS, the Hon. cbsfise A. Mayer, Prrsl.
deaf sf the Cour q Common Pleas of tbs xsth Judicsl
District consistine af the counties of UsnfTe. Cnun
and CIsafhsid. and the Hsa. samuei Frank and The
Hon John Divsn Associate Judges in CeHtrs county,
having issued their prsoept hearinK da4s ssh day Of
February isse % diFerted for holding Court Il
0y.F and Terpliuer ard General Jail Delivery ana
Quarter Sessions of the feace IN hsisfnta- for The
eramsY Of Centre. and - commence O. the Fourth
MoudaY u April next. bsinR tbe 1sfh dAy 81 Apffi
Is7a ard 10 conflnue sze weeks. Netics i hereby
zisea The Coronef 1usfless of the peane Aldermen
ana csHstahes u szd esanty q Centre. that they -
then asd thefe in thsif proper plsu1z 81 70 oclck
IN the forenoon of sid day With their reufE inqui
stkuns examfnatiunA, and thfir cen resmesnhfnnces
- d tea thBKn which % their ofee A4pnftains 10
is asne and those wha bound IN rseuzntsanc@ b
gseeHfe against the Tzfsgnsrs that sai - IN
Tie iz II Centre cvuutx. - then and thsFs 70 pee
cute seslnst them hall BE- fust.
gseen under my hand. II nelefonte. ne sfh dAy of
February In the yesF ef oar Lord is5a and the ous
hundred and secena yaar of The Inaspznaene a ths
unisea States.
lot soIIE spANcLKR. sheriff.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
COURT SALE

~ WIZ b. exposed IN public sale. % FRIDAY, the
aath day u APRIL, ~ p'eipCk T. NJ A. u. isfp ~
thS Court Hgose, In Hollsf1nte Centre county "a
the following rial estate As the property .f John
sussrf, dsr~tses lat" q hsuusr toe pship. Centfc
county, Pa aud nUw occupied b Cesfgs swriissr
dssefitssi as foIevs: All that esrtAn mss-uags -
tenement ahd ist piscs - land situate in ehnsr
Township, Coanty of Centre, Pa. BssiBninE 81 a
corner u land surveyed 10 the q wiu ssrruH
Jr nov Nalentines thence alanE lsnds = Naieuilas
HFurksrhoH sni others, North IS degrees Wet iis
ITrhe h. staHns thence bY lands q Louis Haas and
others sath - degrees West fsIr pevrhss o. fosi -
sPnng creek hsacs ~ Land sarreyei fJr nAHiel
Turner, hos HfarkathOn. south = dsFrrss last -
Tsrrh"s a. stones thsnrs hy lsui uf nrysrksrhaH
souih - degrees EAs' I~ry be- g. sfonss thence -
land u The lat" Hnv Jamss Linn. Valentines
Moth 20 dnsrees HAT cts fefchas - the pisrs q
tcziuainE--1autAinisE TWENTY-FIVE ACHEz AND
lukINIWo fERCHEs zHd allowance thefsou
lpusa snd Hsfu zd othrf imlfstsretis aiss szia o.
- tfuu Ore "a tie" pT0sHisss. Terms u sais One
thiti in hand gTun cgufuatian q sale aunthifd 10
rns year, and eaethift IN tup YEAR therrAtaf-tle
latter tup pa yes 10 af Interest aud o. 10 secured
~ luHds auJ usyfigAEs On the premises
l1St .. T. KLINE. Administrator.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
Provision Market.
Corrected weekly by Harper Brothers
NeiC 1duerfisem enfs.
EXECUTORS NoTICE.-Let.

E< tHrs tHztsn"utAry upon the estate Il solomon
h"beno'd, drcsasci. % Walker ta%nhtp having bsen
granted o. the uHd~rsigns by the Re- isirt e Csufs
County. be r~Iuesis AL pcrsoHs knouhg ihrinsolvo.
Indebted "a dssisui 81 oums fur~ard and make lnme-
daio payment, aud those having claims against him
% prcscui the SAME daily authenticated for s0ssisnsn
ADAM NoNEApA, EIscuipr.
Zion, Centre County. Pa LET
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

Carlyle is beginning to feel his age.
and has been compelled TO give up his
midnight wanderings. He hes an in.
come of 5000 year from his books
and refuses title.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
FME kEGEsTRY l.Aw.
Eran Q. Pr..eesl Enslrgri....

From tts Praeozf Enfsrpriss.
 Nr. Speedy, of Pima csunty, 1sas given no ties that he intends Co introduce a bill, re- peaiing the preIent registry law. We think the act should bass, for we consider the reg istry law Yery useless and expensive piece of legislation. It was intended as a guard agltiEst fraud and protection to the honesS voter; but we feel confident that 1t is a fail- ure. Lf man wants Co vote be can as easily obtain his registfatisu fraudulently and then vote, as be can by aiInpiy swearing in his vote at the polls. Ne think that thc beno5ts gained by the law ia this regard as 1t now stands, are in n0 way fair return for the great expense incurred if enforcing it. Be. side, the law can be uiada a cloak to conceal great fraud.
 We also think Che law should be changed which requires g year's residence in the Fer ritery, before the right of suffrage can be obtained This b WrOiix. Au American citizen should have the right Co vote after be has lived four or six taontAs, at most, in Ari- zona. Almost One-fOnrth or the best part oi our population were diSfrancblsed at tne last election, because they lacked about six weeks of having resided here one year. We know of one precinct fn which resided tWeaty-siE men -lil AiDcrica1 cilizens-ssho had been in tlle Territory eleven months on eieetioa day, but who were unable to vote because they lacked oEe month, Of a years kEctAt4lISs
 We consider registration as 8 pre-requi- site co voting, an expen4ive humbug, and trust that the legislature will repeal the ia9 and leave the statute stand as it did prior to 1875.
 We do not think t best that the registra- tion law should be abolished. Et Es some security 10 the purity of the ballot, and for that reason, fla better laV cannot be enacted 1t should stand. The latest time at which 8 voter could register should Be at least sixty days before each general election, and the tune reguisit for citizen to be in the Terri tory before allowed 8 vote should not be over six months, and aliens, naturaIized in the Territory. should also bs restricted to some tinle after date Of taking out required pa- pers- This latter provision would nip the naerchantable Mexican Fotc 90 loudly com plsined of at the last, and. doubtless, other general elections.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
Arizona Silver Belt.
.'rlIay. Jaaaars aa. Isg0.
rsTE LAMB Or orlEKR DArR.

Last night thc mystic tight that glcasns Along the lonely patla of dreams.
 Led me by dim and devious ways
 Back to She long lost ..0ther Days. oh. radiant Is the realm that lies
 Beneath those unforgotten sklea,
 4ne broad an bright on either hand iInrolls that green. enchanted land Arouad her horizons divine
 The happy hills of childhood shine, And girlhOOd's rose-embowered eSpanss Outsprcads a fair inheritance Here leOn beyond 8 sunlit sea The vague shores Of Futurity,
 With purple capes and palID-eovered isles, Where youths eternal spring-tine smiles and here a summer province lies d rosy reach of Paradise
 Where love, exalted, true and geod. Enriched ay graeious womanhood. I.apt in these deep. delicious wales, Scarce rufied by Elysian gales, The lovely rOse-hued dreams of yOre Take on their olden gIliss once more. Here all the joys that have known, The love that lived for me alone, The hopes, the faiths Of eloudiess hours, Put forth and blossom as the fIoWers- The flowers that bore me Dead Sea fruit. Alas the worm was at the ro0tf Fate turned the bliss thought to sip To dust and ashes oR my Iipl Slow breaks the dreary dawn again wake to hfs's unceaaing pain. With aching, komesiek heart l turn From those alluring Iights that burn Along the mystic path of ireams- Fond memoEy's iilusive beams, That lead Iay soul by errsnt ways 10 the Iost realm of t'Other Days!''
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

council the concurrent resolution, advising the adoption of the California code, and rc- eOmmending that the resolution be returned 10 the council as imperative.
 On motion of Mr. Fitch, the concurrent resolution passed providing for the printing Of l50 copies or esch tiil for the usc of mem bers Of both houses.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
AmARnaAaE Ir rnE RAaN.
From t6s Fou Doaoe fza.4 Assasaos,.


 From fke Forz Dodge gEa.) Acsssager
 A marriage which took place in Pocahont. as county several weeks age, amid surrOuntf ! ings that might be expected t0 dampen even the ard0r of the young love, has just been 1 rep0rted co us, and is too ge0d Go hc lost even though if must be told out of season. The swain, stout young farmer of POca- hontaS county, after the usual caurse 0s smooth sparkling, had prevailed on the maid en to name the day. She fixed an early one. and he obtained Q license in Pocah0ntas county. The girl lived just over the line in Calhoun county. The evening set for the marriage was a rainy and dismal one, but the minister arrived at the brides house to perform the ceremony. All the preparations were made, when. preliminary to the cere- mony, the ministsr asked to see the license. When it was shown there was trouble, the minister refusing Co proceed unless they went over into Poeah0ntas county. The house was only few rods from the line, bat if was as dark as Egypt, and raining by the huckeffuls without. However, everybody was anxious and nobody afrEld, and out they went. The minister mounted the fence, to get out of tue mud. and wound his legs among the boards to brace himself Hp, the couple grabbed bands, and while the brides bEOther held lantern tO illuminate the job, the ceremony was performed.
 The New YOrk Worlds Washington spe- cial says: Senator Chaffee proposes Co in- trOduee blu tO impose an nimp0rt ad gal0rem duty of two per cent. On silver bullion. He considers silver as nothing more than meF. cilahdise, and entitled to protection as such as any other article 0n tho dHitabie list. The passage oi oae aet would, in Cnsnee's estimation. quiet the apprehensions of those who fear that single-standard European na- lions will throw their surplus silFer on our market
 The Secretary of the Treasury hes bought considerable silver bullion from Germany recently, bullion owners Of that country having made special contracts for the sale of bullion as lower figures than the miners of Nevada, Colorado or California would sch for.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

All orders ief With ". A. WILSON. Of the firm of Morrin. Kcllner e Co., Globe. will be promptly tended to.
 Nr. Wiison Wit aleo keep a supply eon- staptif on hand sufficient feI ai demand.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-07-08
APPLICATION Fob PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFPfCE.

- HELENA, NJ. T., May 2, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given that Anthony w.
~ barnard, ennis Leary and James A. Tai
Doll, whose p0stOffice address is Butte, Deer
Lodge county, NJ. T., have this day filed their
application for q patent for sol linear feet of the
Mountain lode mine or vein, bearing copper and
other metals, with surface ground varying from
10 10 100 feet in width, situate, lying and being
IN the summit Valley mining district, county
OF Deer Lodge, Territory of Montana, and known
plat on file in this office as Lot No. As and 81, in
township 8 north. range 7 and s west of the
principal base and meridian, Territory of Mon
tana, the exterior boundaries of said Lot No. 4s
ana u being as follows, to-wit1variation 19ko
10 1870 east: Commencing at the s.. w. corner.
a stone marked 1 N. c. SO and 1-S4, with NOM,
ment Of stone alongside, and running thence N.
l4o E.. 1870 feet; thence g. 73o 2Y f. $50 feet to a
stone and monument, from which the 4 section
corner TO sections Nos. z and IL, T. 8 NJ r. Z and
w, bears N. 30 31 E. IL. s2 chains distant;
men mence 3. IT, so p; 81 feet; thence. s. no w l25
a. W 49S feet to place of beginning, containing
2 6O-10O acres. This claim is bounded by the
Green Mountain lode. lot No. 81, on the east,
claimed BY James A. Talbot ct al the Burnett
Butcher ct al; the Mountain lode, on the west,
claimed by the National Mining and Exploring
mpa The location of this mine is duIy
recorded in the Recorders Office OF Deer Lodge
county, in book A of lodes.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
ing ground as hereinbefore described. are re-
CURED to file their adverse claim with the Reg
iSter OF the us. Land Office at Helena, in the
territory OF Montana, during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, or they will be for
ever barred by virtue of the provisions Of the
T. T. BAKER, MAYS
U. s. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-07-08
GNO, 1851
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITER STATES LAND OFF1cl

u u, May II, 1873, -
NOTICE is hereby published that James A.
~ Murray, whose postoffice address is Butte,
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, have
THIS day ME application tor patent under the
mining laws of Congress, for fourteen hundred
and twenty-three 1929 linear feet on the Black
Bear lode mining claim, situated in Summit
valley mining district, Deer Lodge county,
montana Territory, In section 2, township 5
north. range 8 west, which claim IL recorded in
the office of the county recorder I'm and for said
county, and described as follows: Beginning
at q post marked N. @. 1851, for corner No. T.
from which the corner to sections 1 and q, on the
north boundary of r. N, r.. 8 W., bears N. Us
o. +. IO36 feet 115.70 chains) distant and run-
ming thence 8. TAG w. LAB feet thence NJ. 1o ".
$50 feet thence N. 76Xo E. 9b2 feet to the west
boundary of the Salisbury lode; thence 81. 50 40,
f.. Sc feet; thence N. 59xo e. 378 feet; thence s.
S3Ao q. 100 feet thence 8. go E.. $50 feet 10 the
place OF beginning. the same being designafed
as Lot No. 1875, in T.3 N, RS w, embracino
fifteen and 81 loo (l5 34-O0) acres, upon which 3
Office OF said application was posted on the
18th day OF May, A. d. 1879. The adjoinin9
North Star and Salisbury lodes, Lots rs and 81,
part or portion OF the above described promjses
are required to file their adverse claims with the
Register ". 81, Land Office at Helena, M. n. dnr-
Ing the sixty days publication hereof, or be for
ever barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
steSuSci j. H. MOE, Register.
u. s. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
y. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. I

Aa@vTs May 70. 1873.
NOTICE Is hereby given that William j.
IN McNamara, Stanislas e. Hirheur, Adam
". Janltson and JohnP. Reins, whose postofHce
address is Butte, Deer Lodge county, MoItana,
have this day filed their application for q patent
for 1880 linear feet OF the Snoozer lode mine or
vein, bearing silver, with surface ground 332
feet In width, situate, lying and being in Sum
mn valley mining district, county of Deer
designated by The field noIes and officiai plat on
ME In this office as Lot Nc. 124, In township 3
north, range8 west, principal base and meridian.
TERRITORY OF Montana, the exterior boundaries
OF said Lot NO. 12i being as follows, to wit
variation 1872 to 1875 east. Commencing at a
granite stone marked, ! N. G. ~, with monu-
of this claim, from which the x section corner
8 IN, R. ) W, bears N. $40 y. 1911 chains distant,
and running thence s. $50 40 w. 14oI feet: thence
thence 8. 80 +. 40 feet; thence N. sso so r.. 1880
feet; thence N, CIV. 1872 feet to place of begin
ming, containing 10 79-100 acres. This claim is
bounded on the northwest by the Buneos Ayres
lode, Lot No. 113. claimed by A. j. Davis: on
the north by the La Plata lode Lot No. Al,
Gialmed by John Downs ct al on the east by the
DeEnier lode, claimed by james Mallet ct al
on the south by the Granger lode. claimed by j.
r. Beck ct al. The location of this mine is duly
recorded In the Recorders office of Deer Lodge
county. IN book g., record of lode claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
Ing ground as ~hereinbefore described, are re-
quired tb fls their adverse claim with the Reg
lister, Of the U. s. Land Office at Helena, in the
territory of Montana, during the sixty DAYS
period q publication hereof, or they viii be
barred BY virtue Of the Preyisions q the stat
u, IS, Den. Min. .Survevor l
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INC. 702.l 4, ....l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
u. s. LAND OFFICE

oso. AANDo FFlCE, .r
II. T., May II, 1879.
NOIlCE is hereby published that George w.
AN Beal and Perry H.Real, whosep ostofice adj
dress Is Butte, Deer Lodge county, Montana,
have this day filed application for patent under
the mining laws of Congress, for twenty-nine
and 3i-l0o 1884 100 acres of placer mining ground,
situated in the locality known as Siberia Min
ing District, Deer Lodge county, Montana, in
unsuryeyed township 8 north, range 10 west, of
the principal meridian. the record Of said prem
ises not being in existence, and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Beginning at the NV. corner of
said claim, at granite stone 2Ix16xl2 inches,
marked M. G. i3-l. for corner No. / and running
thence 8: 500 49, w. 20.34 chains; thence s. 4S5
W.7.92 chains; thence 8. $40 l5 w. 8.94 chains;
thence =. 2So ~. along easterly boundary of Lot
~, 8 10 chains; thence N. 500 1Y e. 1916
chains; thence N. 4So 45 E. $40 chains; thence
N. G4o 80 ~. 1880 chains; thence N. 800 w. $50
CHAINS TO the place of beginning, the same being
designated as Lot No. 10, I. 8 N. r. 10 w, and
embracing an area of twenty-nine and 341oO
acres. upon which a notice of said application
was posted on the 4th day of May, A. D.. 1879.
The adjoining to these premises are
to placer claim Lot No. ~, on the southwest.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion of the above described prsmisess
are required to fle their adverse claims with tile
Regis Ter u. 8. Land Office, Helena, M. r., dur
ing the sixty days publication hereof or be for
ever barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute. j. H. MOE, Register.
U.S S. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, NJ. T.. June 90, 1879.
NJ 0IlGE is hereby published that Theodore
~ H.. kleinschmidt, whose Pc. address is
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, and Isaac /.
Lewis and John c. C. thornton, whose I. 10, al.
dress is Butte, Deer Lodge county, all OF Monta-
ma, have. this day filed application for patent.
under the mining laws of Congress. for eight
hundred and ffty-four (854) linear feet on the
Adventure lode, hearing silver and other metals,
together with surface ground forty mine (4s) feet
IN width on the east end. situated in Summit
Valley Mining District, Deer Lodge county.
Montana, in Sec. Is, township 3 north, range 5
west, which claim is recorded fn the OFFICE of the
county recorder in and for said county, and de
scribed from the official survey as follows, to-
for corner No. 1, from which the corner to sec
lions 7 ~, - and IS, T.3N., r. and 8 w, bears
N. b6o 2T e. 1878 feet distant, (16.26 hains) and
running thence N. 80 ~ w. AZ feet; thence n.
sSA' E.. S54 feet; thence 8. 80 40 f.. 1903 feet;
thence y. ~ w. rs feet; thence N. Mx w. III
ieet thence 8. w. % feet; thence N. S5ko
". S$3 feet; thence n. 1Ho E. 10 feet /. thence n.
same being designated as Lot 1875, In T. 3 NJ, r.
= W, and embracing On area of one and 93-lOe
Il $4,000 acres, upon which an official plat and
notice OF intention to apply for patent was post
ca on the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1879. The ad-
Joining claimants to these premises are the
the south. Kanuck lode on the north, and Yir-
ginirs lode on the south and west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion of the above described premises
are requested to file, their adverse claims with
the Register us Land Office, at Helena, Mon
or be barred by virtue of the provisions of the
provisions OF the statute.
je24 J. H, MOE. Register.
GEO. \. MARSH. U. 8. Dep. Min. SURVIVOR.
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4PpL1cArIiSoSSi Is %oa PArENg.
U. 8. LAND OrrIcE.

Ia HELENA, M. r., Tune 10, 1915. n
NJ QIt{2tG - hereby published that Ma
~ De5{ whose postOfiice address is Wan
yllIs. 1ser Lodge county, and John Na3
county Montana; have this day fled appil3
t1on for patent, under the mining laws 81 C2
gress for fifteen hundred (15OO) linear feet on
Blue Wing Idde Mining Claim, bearing sf1l
and other metals, situated In the Eummit "
ley Mining District, Deer Lodge county, IA
lana, u section u, township !, north or raal91
scrtbed as foIows, to-witI HeGinh.hS stza 81
marked MI Tiff for corner No. 1 from vii
The u section corner on north oundarv III v
lion ~, township 8, north of range 8 west. be1
y. 800 E. 1.600 feet distant and running thence.
lGHo + 900 feet thence N. 7tXe Es|N d
taencs y; XIV "a feet, i t6snce n s.
n !. i ~ 'es ". 'a sss fes Z ,thssca g asse tsst' W dasa
feet, thence N. 1ONo E. 23s feet, thence 81. III
9f3 feet, to the place OF beginning. the safie |
ing designatedsas LotN No. III toWnshfp 3 ia,
OF range s weSts autlfembracing an area Of /
and $500 40 3S-1o0) acI es, upon which d Hcd
u said appIlcat1on was posted together with
ofi1cfalp lssty on the tn day OF June, "A. ID. 1sJS
west, Midnight and Curry Lodes on the nor:
the south.
Any and all persons claiming adversary /,
part. OF portion, of the above described premis
are requested to file their adverse claims III
the Register of the ~. EsIand once atsHelei
Montana, During the-sixtyf days publicati
visions Of the statute
GEO, F., MARSH,
U. s.. Dep. Min. surveyor. In
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No. 70i.l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNfrEp sTArhs IArp OFFICE,

~. u.s. ocAAED DTATES IAND OFFICF, s.E( wv
NoTIoE is hereby given that the. Monroe Sil-
act, v cha Meal u. d aemfRsny vs Sy r. pa ss,ofn'sy In Il
dress is Divide, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory ! i has this day filed is application for
mine or vein, bearing silver aud other metals,
with surface ground 100 feet In width and for
the Pettingill mill site. Situate. lying and being
designated BY ihe Held RiG noses ah an olii endw plat ao nd
Sc r. n 10 5h anS af 4 " e p1 In Hai + base y; and and 3 ms aa I; !
Territory Of Montana. The exterior boundaries
of said lot No. As Al and b. being as follows, 10.
St a pine Xarl post, set I'll Il e sbe NE II = :; cos Gomm os ne e
marked M. C!43 A.. from which the initial
P Pine: o tannc M ! so sso 10 &, III Al s; 81 chs chs. dist; and run
~ W. 200 feet; thence N.!s5o. ~ w. Ioo. feet;
thence n; 30 A. 2. 200 feet 70 theSplaceo d begin.
For lot 43 B.: Beginning at a pine post marked
M. g. 3 3, from which the initial point bears
8. 4so a. w. $50 chains distant, and running;
ner No. i ! Of T lot t IS 5. A IS Bears snsH ). is s'l 81 ~ Tn v. ss soF2
chains dist;l thence N: so9 sO Il. 500 chains;
9.25 chains thence 8. 4So 45 W. 1854 chains to the
place of beginning, containing an area of five
acres a'et IL containing 81 haggn 9 70 total al area are S Of 10 l9.oS acres;
the \. by the Aurora and Humboldt iodes,
ed IN the W. by q mill Site, Claimed BY j. a.
Leggat; on the e. by q mill site, claimed by the
Monroe Sflver Mining Company. s.ssa4
the Recorders office OF Beayerhead county in
DOCK so" record OF mining claims.
po nny a nf sa al persons ,ellaiming adversely any
or said mining ground as hereinbefore described,
are required to file their adverse claim with the
Helena, in the Territory of Montana, during the
sixty days period of publication hereof, or they
s Wllt be barred BY virtue of The g ,0T q the
T. I. BAKER. U. 8. Dep. Min. surveyor.