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New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS.

A SECOND PARTY SENT TO THE WEST.
THTRTY-EIGHr DESTITUTE BOYS AND FAMILY
OF SEVEN POOR PERSONS STARTED YESTERDAY
BRIEF SKETCHES OF THE BOYS.
In special car attached to the express
train for the West which left the Erie Rail
way Station at Jersey City last evening, were
thirty-eight destitute boys and a family con-
sstng of seven persons, who were going to
seek work and homes and brighter future
than they could hope for here. They were
accompanied by Mr.. James Brace, an agent of
the ChiIdren's Aid Society, but the expenses
of their removal were betrayed by Mr.
Whitelaw Reid from funds which had been
placed in his hands by charitable gentlemen,
to expend as he thought best in relieving
the wants of the suffering in NewYork, with
the simple requirement that what he did should
be reported i'll detail IN The TRIBUNE. The
boys who made up the party yesterday are
more than usually intelligent and thoughtful.
Short sketches of the boys are given, their
simple histories being related mainly in their
own words.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
TIE SENATE OFTICES.
TN KEEN SATIRE OF IHE REPUBLICAN sFNArOl
FROM NLW-YOEK EMPLOYED Al DEMOCRAT
1.yn.-N,er nN TILE WAIIACE RESOLUTION.

tn KEEN SATIRE OF TIE REPUBLICAN SENATOR
FROM NGw-YoEK EMPLOYED Al DEMOCRATIC
LxPaNsg oN TIE WALLACE RESOLUTION.
iBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.I
WAsmNGroN, april 22.-1he Wallace resolution,
empowering the Scrgeant-at-Arms and the sccre-
tary of the Senate to make removals and appoint
uents at will in their respective Offices up to-
day.
Senator Pcnileton spoke briefly in favor Of the
principle embodied in the resolution, holding that
a. the Senate required of it, Sergeant-at-Arms and
its Secretary the strict performance Of the duties
entrusted 30 them, IL should certainly give them
liberty to select the sUborlInatcs for whom they
are to be responsible. Mr. Peudeton said Incl
dcntally that the Vicc-President who now has the
supervisory power over all appointments and re-
moyal,, was not a member of the Senate.
Senator Conklng III reply made one of the ncatcSt
and most satrical speeches which have been heard
N Congress Tor many months. After referring TO
the fact that the SergpaHtat Arms is not a bonded
officer and is certainly not more liable to be i'm
peded IN the discharge OF his duties by the inability
toTenave his subordnates at will than is the As
sistant-TreasuGer at NeW-York and other high Off
cials everywhere he came 10 the declaration made
bv Mr. PendlctOn that the President Of the Senate
is not a member OF that body
Not Senator upon this ilOOI ~ he asked. Mr.
President, II is the bearing Of the remark upon the
distinguished Senator who acts as the moderator Of
this body that struck first Of all when heard it
read. 1 should like to know how il happens when
for these five and twenty there has prevailed
RUE, established by Democrats upon the report of
Democratic commlttee, that the presiding officer
Of the Senate should act a check upon the caprice
of the Sergeant-atArms Of the Senate-I should like
TO know how it happens that now when we have "A
leader of the Democratic party on tins floor in the
chair of the President of the Senate there, not as
stranger, but by Of his Senatorship, a Demo
frat of Democrats, his party associates this floor
propose TO deprive him Of the powers which belong
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Ey-JUDGE BAEN4RD DYING.

Ex-Judgc George G. Barnard was lying very
N AT uIs house. No 20 West TwcDtyrst-st last even
ine but 40 midnight he still alive. Il was stated at
the house that Judge Barnard had been suffering for
week from ktdncy complaint, which last evening
took nm aggravated form, and ahouo o'clock
ne ,yas seized with cOuyusve n which II was feared
nnt result I'm his death at any Latcr IN the
ryruIug howcvr., ne rallied, ana although very III IL
,-.s tho1gnt he would live hours. JUDGE Bar
nard's family we're with him. and during the evening
several intimate friends called ~ the house. lhe
nufi.ut yis attended the family ply scian, Dr.
Drake who did not leave his bedside during the Night
aud by Dr. LDOmis.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

to hmi Does the party doubt his loyalty ana ia,r-
ness. or is it a delicate tribute to himY Does nc
wish to be relieved from the onerous, VIII not say
odIous. characteristic which it is intended 10 I'M
press upon hmi Does the distinguished prGSldlne
officer refuse TO become the headsinah ol 'c Do,,O d
cratic nqrtv to slaughter the Union soldiers ana
crippIes who stand about this chamber r u,.
In conclusion Mr. Conkling said that iter al lae M
had been SAID by the Democrats when rcmoNn5 wy .nt
cd elective officers of the Senate, that they did not
intend to have the removals extend to the minor
Offices he regretted to see now that In order 10 mar M
a cleaner sweep than they could hope TO 90 even ny
the approval of Democratic presl ing oiilcer tnls
moyement looking to an independence of his control
was being initiated ,- -,
Senator Edmunds, the author OF the pending
amendment
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE WrEcK or THE GEh1T REPUBLIC.

SAN FRANCISCO, April pa dispatch from
Portland gives an additional list OF the drowned by the
Great Republic disaster, as follows James McDeyitt
sailor; Frank Maloy, waiter. and Christopher Mont
sailor all OF whom were lost b. the capszlng OF the
bsat winch left the ship for the Island Sunday morn
ing irgo quantity OF freight aud baggage has come
ashore on the island and along tine beach 10 shOal Mater
Raw Fishermen and pirates broke open many OF the
trunks last night but the island is now guarded by
force of marines the revenue steamer CorWln ana
a ictttniuenf Of soldiers rOm the forts. The pirates
have been driven off ana much valuable baggage has
f,4 eel
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE ZULUS ROUTED.
THE EKOwE GARRISON RESCUED.
THE zULUs PUT TO FLIGHT AT GINGLELoyA-

TIE ZULUS PUT TO llIGhI Al hlNhLLLO'+N
EROwE RELIEVED NEXT DAY.
Lord Chelmsford's expedition for the rescue
of Colonel PearsOn's forces, which have been
hemmed in at EkOwe since January last, has
been successful. 1t defeated about 1l,O0O
Zulus on the Sd inst, and next day entered
Ekowe. The troops found that tho garrison
had plenty of food. Twenty-eight OF the
number had died during the investment.
Ekowe has been abandoned, and new
entrenched camp was about to be formed.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
MR.. STOUGHTON COMING HOME
A RUMOR THAT HE INTENDS TO RESIGN HIS PC
sIQON
TBY TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRIBUNE,

fBY TELEGRAPH TO IHE TKTBUNEl
WASHINGTON, April % Information has been re-
ceved here that Minister StOughtOn, the representa-
tive of the United States at St. Petersburg will sail
from Liverpool for New-York about the first Of
May. The understanding is that he comes home
with the intention Of r,signng soon after his ar
rival
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
nH0LrStLE ANNESIE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 22.-One hundred
and sxty-tnrce Illicit dlsters .p;el amnesty to-
day m The United states Circuit Court Both the petty
urc, were paid on aud DISCHARGED and 100 witnesses
NV, hr,u ilscLarc,d since yesterday % save cost
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
CRIvES AND C4SUALTIES-BT TELEGRAPH
TIGur YEARS FOR MANsLAUGH TIER.

EIGHT YEARS FOR NANSLA tGliIEH
CoVgoKp n IT,. Apnl 22.-N. J. Knee was ar
r,i. . tcg av FOR b.. .uHruGhtsr for killing William b
Nrt las n December ,u The IrscAtr pleaded SulItJ ana
Mas sentenced to eight years IN prison.
AIIQCOR STOKE SEIZED.
Pu,IAptIPIflA. April 22.-Ihis morning the Col-
, Internal seized the liquor store OF Hugh
Nu. i me corner OF Third ana rUuth-sts Tor carry
IA m me business OF rectner Of spiuts without payn.
special lax.
SHOT WHILE IN BED.
PE0vIDFNCE R. l.. April 22Dlohn Is. Pcarce,
p,tcr al Rt-O shot n the head while IN bed at MS
@',e To- lay The ball entered near the night eye lie
" rrl bis recover There strong suspicious OF AT
ruptc1 suicide.
4 HEAVY LOSS OF LUMBER.
I-pprR Fans. " H., April Glowing to the
ttse I'm the Connecticut River LUMBER Ia the extent ol
i hundred thousand feet washed over The loom OF
be- complete los. from $4,000 to $4,000 10 tho owners
Nesgrs Frs and Perry Of Maine
A DROWNED CHILD IDENTIFIED
JoNG BRANCH, April 22.-Ihe little girl found
drowned at sandy Hook sunday has been identified as the
dngheI O Jacob Ilo OF Sayrosyio, y, j. who with her
sist,r and ttie friend PLAYING on the ice m the Ran
Id,r and her friend Katie Mitchell were both drowned
AN INCREDIBLE STORY OF A CLEKdYMAN.
BosTON April 22.-lhe Rev. George bowers, who
for sixteen years has been pastor OF the Congregations
Church at CoOnyle n j. Is under arrest here Tor alleged
torarry al Coony II B stated that MS oTgeIes amount ~
nearly $1,000. Bewa, accompanied TO Boston Dy married
woman named Leoeoi who belonged " the nsighbOrnG
parish
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
1,LE LONDON PkDEsrRL4N CONTEST

LOsDos, Tuesday, April % 1870.
At 3:20 O'clock p. m. to-day the contest
ans in the SIX days wasinS-inatcn at Agricultural
U,l had made the following scores: Brown, Io3 miles;
,{,z.el. 1s2; Cortcy l7i; Weston, ia miles.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

men for the Cape of Good Hope. captain, a
lieutenant and one hundred men of the Goth Regi-
mcnt of Rifles have been ordered to be ready fOr
immediate embarkation for Natal.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE WORK OF CONGRESS-.
No VOTE YET on THE ARMY BILL.

THE SENATE 1NDEFAuGABLE IN DEBATING TIE
rss OF TRoOPs-POI1IICS-rHE INDIAN iEh"i
TORY rvvEsrIGAuoN-MINoR NEWS
The Senate debated the Army bill Yesterday
without reaching a vote. Senator David DAVIS
Mr.. Logan and Mr.. Allison were the
nrincipal speakers. The first named took
tbc Democratic view of the Army bill. Ihe
Wallace resolution in regard to the Senate
Offices was taken up, but not acted upon IL
is believed that the House Committee on
Elections will report that there was no elee-
ton for Congressman in Iowa last Fail. Fur
ther facts about the Indian Territory nVeSu-
CATION are printed in a special dispatch oeiow'
Minister StoughtOn is to return to America
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
after @ o'clock the train moved out and they were
started toward their new life.

started toward their new life.
HOW THEY WILL BIZ RECEIVED.
The party will be taken to Parsons, Kansas, about
sixty miles from Fort Scott. the destination OF tho
last party. committee of citizens will receive
them on Friday. and farmers and others. who have
been Informed that they coming. will be there 10
select such they wish to take into their families.
Mr.. Brace believes that all will be provided
with comfortable homes before Saturday night.
In each place TO which BOYS are taken
the local committees assumed responsibility
for the welfare Of the boys committed 10 them, and
in where difficulty Of any sort arises between
employer and employed which renders the latter
unhappy in his home, he is removed and is provided
with another place. Communication is kept up
also with the officers Of the Chldrens Aid Society
In New-YOrk, and those who are sent ont by them
never get beyond their care and influence.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

Of
apd
nth
osrOngB
distance
nca na %
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE TRIP TO INDIAN TERRITORY.

THE PATTERSON INVESTIGATION USED TO PROMOTE
THE INTERESTS OF A CERTAIN RAILRoAp-PE-
CUIIAR FEATURES OF THE EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
my r.rI r1p Apu To rmE IRIRnNEl
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

C0IrMRTS Ohio. ADril 22-AttoTncy- General
Pillars las cJrcd the law authorizing the appOutm
uOrcs public TO be Tho fact
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-05
Wednesday. The 18th Day of octo
Har =
District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SIXTH
Judicial District. in and fer Eureka County,
state Of Nevada The state Of Nevada sends
greeting 10 sEnes Langley
You are hereby required 10 sppear IN an 1e-
ton commenced a~s1iasi you A. defendant. BY
Isabella Langley, a. plaintiff in the District
Court Of tie Sixth Judicial District IN and Tor
the county u Eureka. st4te u Nevada. st the
towrn of Eursfs, and answer the complaint
therein. which j. on ale with the Clerk u said
Court sisAin ten d4Js altar tie Eegsice On you
cf this Summers exclusive Of fhe dag Of ser
vice., II served II laid county, OF twenty days
il served cut q said county but within tais
district Hnd ii zil ether cases fGrtg d1ys. or
Judgment br defzult viii be taken against you.
according q the prayer Of said compliant.
The said action Is brought Ag.insi you. the
SAID defendant, TO obtain . decree Of divorce
from the bonds OF nlaiT41aany now existing
between you and said plaintiff, and taAi plain.
tIa m8F have The sole eFistodT. care SID control
Of the ohu8san SdzIA Langley no. sos4 Stout
six years. and Jeanne L1DslsE, uoS aged about
.hr@a x4srz. tile Issue q said and
that she may be restored to her maiden name
Of Isabella MeG4I. and for her costs and for
such other and farther relizf as - said Court
nsy seem meet and proper, said plsinu1 Aileg-
ing in her said complaint 81 the ground Ter
said 5iyerce, ihSt Fcu said defendant fer over
enc ysAE, innedlsssly presiding tls e1s1-
lencemsnt u said action, have fGiled and neg
iecged to provide for this plaintiff the common
necessariss Of life. when sa1h neglect was not
the result Ct poverty On your part. ana when
vcu could not have svO.ded by ordinary indus
Try. ard which will more fully ErpesT By refer
enes TO pia.EtG-s compliant on nle herein
And ~ a. LeasAg no.41Na, hat II g0A fall %
appear and &aswer TIE said complain. as above
required. the said plaintiff gill take Judgment
.or the relief demanded therein and for costs.
- IN testimony whereof. /. Z. r.
(rxINDoDsE. have herepnto set ray band
~ and affixed the seal u said Court.
wv this % day Of October. A. D. 1873.
Z. r. DODGE.
CLERK District Court. ssvth jaaietsl District.
EurehE County, Nevada ceS!swew
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-05
APPLICATION ron A PATENT

ITO THE PREMIUM MISE.-No. S3.-Unitd
Il s.ztes Land OEhce. Eureka, Nevada. ssptetn-
Der .le74-NCsiee Is hereby gwen. that simon
WeEbzu. whose PoS:ofiee address Is Cortez, kL-
rekA county. SeTsdA. has shis day filed his Ap-
rAcAts0l for = petentfgr eleven hundred l.st.l
linear feet Of the Premium mine or vein bear
ing silver, with surface ground four hundred
tsau3 feet ID Width. situate. lying and being IN
Eureka Mining District. county Of Eurefa and
state Of Nevada. and known and designated By
the field notes and official plat on nle in this
pl1ee a. Lot No. Forty 40 In TowEship TWEEN
ty-s4x f.sl north, Range Forty-eighi l4sl east
90 Meu7t Dinolo Meridian. The exterior bound
aries II said Lot No. 30 being 40 fCllows. " wit.
Variation, ieA degrees east. cvIEleneiIg at a
past marked No 1, T. =. Survey No 20, the
same being post No. 3 Of u. S. Survey Nc. 81.
Garrison lode. whence ne section corner eoTn-
mon 10 Sections 5. s. ] and :. Township 20
north. Range - east, Mount Di&bl0 GeTidisn.
hears : "a deg. IS min. W J,li0 feet. and Tho
Garrison shaft bears y 81 deg. A mih. W. 80
feet Theucs, running lat eoqrse, MY deg. "
400 feet, % p1-t pssgked No. 2. r.. 5. s Survey No.
70 pest marked No, 3. T. s. Survey Nc. so.
thence, ID course, SIN deg, L 100 feet - post
marked 10. 1. u. y. sG4sty No. 80, the same be-
ing pest No. 2 Of L. 5. Survey No. 80. function
feet. along said survey No. -. Junction lode.
70 pest No. ], the place Of beginaing. contain
lug 10 7-i0 acres. This claim Is bounded south
b. the Junction. Sfst by the Garrison, Tie
location u this mlre IS ea.E recorded Ia Tie
Recorders once % Cortez Mining District, in
BOOK any and all persons claiming adj
versdly shy portion Of said Premium mine. q
said mining grogud IS hersiubefore described.
are required p tie thf.f s~isfFss clam vita
tbs hsglsteg - tbt IAlss1 States L&pd Otnce.
81 Eareka. In the state Of Nevada. during the
slxty days period Of publication hereof. " they
viii he barred By yiEtae Of the provisions q TIE
statute.
sesood las NeaARTIS. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-05
District Court Summons.

TN TIKI DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
i Judicial District, in and for Eureka County,
State Of Nevada. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting 10 James sias:
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
ton commenced against YOU as defendant, BY
Court Of the Sixth Judicial District. in and for
the county Of Eureks. State Of Neyads. at the
town o. Eureka. and snswer the complaint
therein, which Is on file with the clerk Of said
court. within ten days after the service on you
OF this summons exclusive Of the day Of SER
yieel. IL served in said county. or twenty days
II served out Of said county, but within this
District. and In all other eases forty days. or
judgment by default Will be taken against you,
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is II brought 10 recover judy
rnent against you. the said defendant. for the
sum Of nine hundred and n~fty-fve dollars. in
L. s. gold coin, on . certain promissory note.
cember I'D, 1878. In the sum Of Ave hundred
dollsrs: and also to forsolose . certain mort
rage given by you 10 plaintiff, to secure said
note. upon Lot No. 9. In Block No. "a. IN the
Monroe Survey Of the town Of Eureka. being .
part Of the Aobiu's tract; aud for enc hundred
dollars. attorney fees. for the foreclosure Of
said mortgage.
And you are hereby notified, that II you fail
20 appear and answer the said complaint a.
above required. the said plaintiff will ask the
Court for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
In testimony whereof. I. E. r. DODGE, have
hereunto set my hand and am xed the seal Of
said Court. this lat day OF September. A. ID.
1879.
rsEAL.l =. r. DODGE,
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
BY K. NJ. BELL. Deputy Clerk.
JoHu I. bAxKH, PinS Atty. s7-sm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-05
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.


ITO THE LITTLE GIANT MEE-xo. sa-
j {. 5. Land Office. Eureka. Nevada. August
6. Is79-Sotioe IL hereby given. that ID. II.
Foley. whose postof5ce address IL Eursks, Ne
ysGz. has this day nled his application for .
patent for one thousand 1000 linear feet Of
the Little Giant mine. or vein bearing silver.
with sazf2Es ground two hundred f1Nj feet IN
width. situate, lying and being In Eureka Min
ing District. County Of Eureka and State Of
Nevada, ard knowu ard designated by the
teId notes and ofscisl plat on nls IN this oasee
a. lot Number Oze Hundred and Sinety-txo.
The exterior boundaries q said Lot ~ being
- foilo~s. 70 wit. Variation ls1 degrees East.
Couuneuesrs :. : post marked No. ]. L. S. Sur
veg No ~. wksacs Ruby Hull Nc ] bears ) -
deg 2 rain L. sSIs feet. the ElekElond shaft
besrs ; = deg 81 min T.. 2,G9 feet: ==1 tie
Little Clan. shaft bears y te& deg ". 5S4 fest:
thence. running lEt course v zi3 feet. 10 post
marked Ma 2. rs Survey No ls2; thence. ID
course y g deg 80 min W 4gl 4iG feet, 20 post
marked No 3. L. :. Survey No 1872; thence ID
course y. 800 feet. 10 post msrked No U 3
Survey No ~. thence 9Th course Z. 10 feet. TO
post marked No L Survey No ~. thecee,
5th course :. So feet. 20 pest marked So G. Z.
>. Survey No is2: thence. 9Th course 5. 40 deg
Z. 500 feet. 10 post No /. ia- Piss- 81 begin
ming. Containing 4 ll-Iaa ser-=- TAss el=.-= -
+, tonnaed On the rorsh By the Lone Pine. The
location az this mine Is duly recorded in the
Recorders Once Of Eureks Mining District. in
Book T.. page Sos, q said District Records
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Little GiSnt mine, or said min
ing ground Is hereinb@tore described are re-
Quired 10 hle their adverse claim with the Beg
ister Of the United States Land Of3ce. at Eu-
rekx. in the state Of Nevada. during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, CT they Viii
be barred BIZ virtue OF the proyis.cns u the
statute
au7-6od JAS. McMARTIS. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-05
APPLICATIONS PoR pATyxr


'IoTHE CORNELL NINE. xo -, sf
Lsoa oEee. Eureka. Nevada. sr-'s-
80 tsLersby given. that p.-,ss >.
Asy, John Ccn7ell. ". X. Et,h-~S~Min c.
sonEe address Il EUREKA. sty1ts. -ods
sicDoneld. pcsteesre address Tas-&-aShas
bare This day nisd their suTiie-..H AeY,
Patent for 1fteen hundred ~ ih ir ;
TIE ConDeD H11e. OF vein b~s-sng -Iletta
sarfscs ground two hundred sa,- via
sieir, sataafe, lying and being IL IN
ihg Disu1et County q Enrssa sr5 siir-
Nevada. and known and desirrsse5 si-ie q
nSiss aSG e1eisl plat Gu Tie n ~ y heia
Lot Number One hundred A. Zee IS
The exterior boundaries Of sad -. - !ipl.
= follows, 70 sit Variation IA S1iig
last. Commencing At a pcs. rg.rk. @ssrtss
{. Survey No &c, whence tie 4sre.Sel.D L.
town Of Lurek2 tears \ 4E ass y "a lie
Katy Htil NO bears y CO d.- let;
q fett; the Jackson shaft b4krs III, v,
nsn- essz sic fett; the saatl Cosrsn =
lzf eourse ;. Z1 deg. y. 1855 49, 1.1hias
western boundary q Z. : eur-.~ Tie
laSty Boy lode. whence post ~ - ~,
iseky poy survey bears n 7ig sic ~. sid
feet. 60 the eastern boundary 81 80
No ls. Lucky Boy lode. whence n. s]if.
sa.a Liaehy pog survey bears y los a1S..id
l,5r feet. TO post marked Nc. Niest,
o 80. thence d course s. ss1 - ~fgy
feet, 10 post marked No 3, Z. s. Sr,~s~ go
thence. ID course y 2L deg. W. ~ sSEe;
~ t@S&fA ~vDALCffy q SAID surYex r. -
va $40 feet To the western boar,dsr ~.
survey No ls9. I.zo feet. 10 post m.- Nd
= : survey No $50. thence. 4th con,AAs4
oeg- 4, % feet, to post No 4, The "a,
ssni1ng- - much Of L s. surx.x ne
Lneky Boy lode. A. conflicts With m
hereby s1cindd. Said cenEiet IS dea-Ts
follows. Beginning At 6 pos; On tie ss-~a
toand1ry q this survey. whsuee 80 xl
this survey. No 80. bears y. "a - I'D
S-'o feet thence. running Ist csures ~
deg. 4. SO fat; thence. "a eourxs -
feft. thence. Sd uerss y. p. de- " -
aud thence, 18th course N. &c fss. !. .-"tti
beginning; which tract beng srr,rstE std
this survey. leaves rezaEInins - toAs
This clsisn is bounded Gu IT, - as1es.
Lucky Boy. Tie location q ~ .eyus
recorded in the Recorders Co. eaig
Mining Dissiet il Book Z, rase ~ 1@isss
all persons cisina.na sEvcrsslr ~ ~ M
said Cornell mine, OF said n5ztrr 1eh ei
hereintefore deserDsd. an 49, - -
their adverse claim with ne psess hA
United tstes land oEce, Al TErsS. i2e
State q Nevada. 5zring ths sIx;v az y rs
81 publication heEtCf. u tA.v Mn ~ f..Ne
BY virtue of Tie provisions u "a si.,T, fea
sas-s"a JAS Ec&AETIS. T..ei..-