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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
THE VOORHEES, MEETING AT BEL
lAlRE.
Eleven Brass Bands, and Crowd in Pro-
portion Expected-WeIIsburg Words
Alleged Horse Thief
Business BoOms,
WELLsBURG LETTER.

Alleged Horse Thief-A Talk With Him
--Slander Case Coal Diggers-Business
and Industrial Notes.
The man who hired team OF horses
and buggy from Speidel's livery stables
here, last week, and did not return them
at the time Mr.. Sreidel thought he
should, and thus gave rise to the infer
ence that he had stolen them, was
brought here Monday morning by the
City Sergeant OF Wheeling, who arrested
him at or near Cameron, w. Va. A
reward of $40 was offered by Mr..
Speidel for the return of the team and
the arrest OF the thief. That was the
incentive that led to their capture.
Upon his arrival here, and on his own
motion, he was lodged in Jail until Fri
day, when he will have trial. J. II.
Pendleton, OF Wheeling, is his lawyer.
In talk with the prisoner yesterday
afternoon, he politely declined to give
his name, saying he was acting uLder
the advice of his lawyer. lie
claimed that he was entirely inno-
cent of attempting to steal the team,
and he would fully prove such to be the
fact il he could procure witnesses from
Marshall county. He seemed to despair
of getting them here by Friday, and il
he does not succeed IN getting them
here he will ask further continuance.
He is rather a fine looking fellow, about
80 years of age, married, but has no
children. In answer 10 the question
why he was 80 mum in regard To him
self he said, 81 would like to tell you ev-
erything, but there is something back of
it, not criminal either, which ties my
tongue" He is a peculiar chap.
The case OF Stewart VS.. LauCk, SIAN
der, damages claimed in the sum OF
5000, which occupied the attention Of
the Circuit Court all last week, was de-
cided in favor of defendant. Seventy
five or more witnesses were examined.
Acknowledgement White and Ex-GOv.
Jacob for plaintiff, and Caldwell, Palmer
and Pendleton for defendant.
The coal dlggers held meeting at the
Town Hall, on Saturday, to discuss the
question of asking an advance in the
price for digging. The meeting was well
attended, but nothing definite was ar
rived at.
The triple firm OF Barclay, Jacob K
Robinson will open out in the general
merchandising business, shortly, in the
Curran buildings, on Water street. They
are a strong team.
As illustrative Of the "boom' y We have
it on authority that one of our shoe
makers has sixty orders ahead on his
books for boots and shoes.
The glass works foundations are be-
ing rapidly pushed forward to compile
ton.
DR.. Weirick has commenced laying a
foundation for new house, on the
corner Of Queen and Yankee streets.
The Wellsburg postotiice is now in
the CheCkered Front, on Water street,
having removed from the old office on
Tuesday morning, The location is Il
better one.
County Court convenes on Monday.
Ii will be in session about two days.
Our oldest inhabitant solemnly ayers
that the river is lower than it has been
for upwards of thirty years. We believe
him.
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CHICAGO.
Break I'm the Markets.

CmCAGO, October THE market re-
acted to-day, and at one time there was
a serious break in wheat and provisions.
Ii lasted but a short time, and the clos
ing prices for grain We're nearly the
highest OF the day, while provisions
were very firm with a shade easier rates.
Cigarmakers' Strike.
Some ! 200 cigar makers strnck to-day
for an advance OF two dollars per 200,
and after consultation with the en-
plOyes the Ggures of the workmen were
adopted and work resumed.
The Lost Aeronauts
Louis Faber, an engineer ON the Lake
shore and Michigan Southern Railroad,
states that week ago sunday night,
while at Miller's Station, taking water,
ne observed a large balloon directly
overhead. which he judged to be less
than a mile away, driving rapidly along
in northeasterly direction toward
Lake Michigan, which is only half a
mile from the Station. John Bulla, his
fireman, says he also saw the balloon,
and. with Faber, watched il out of sight.
They told the operator at Fortieth street
of the matter the same night. 1t was
undoubtedly the Wise balloon.
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THE INDIANS.
No Further Trouble Rcported.

CHICAGO, October IA special from
Denver says: 1t is a curious fact that
although an Indian scare prevails
throughout the State, no casualties have
been reported since ThoSnburg's fight.
CHICAGO, October 7.-Raw.ins' sew
enth letter, received this morning from
Lieutenant Price at iortificati1n creek.
dated the 3rd, says: "Haye seen no
Indians. With my twenty-n'ne men /
can stand off 300 Indians. A company
OF the 9th cavalry, fifty strong. reached
Payne, yesterday, the 2nd inst"
DENVER, Col, October 7.-I1ispatches
received by Governor Best to-day show
the Indian situation in the South. So
far there has been no authentic reports
OF an actual outbreak or depreciation.
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Activity in Canadian Lumber Trade.

OTTAWA, October THE lumber
trade continues brisk and the shipping
is so lively at present that sufficient
boats cannot be obtained to transport the
stock. The last eight barges in port
now are being loaded and the mill men
have had to utilize the railroads to sup
ply the demand. At no recent period
has there been such great activity in the
lumber markets, and its influence is
already being felt in business circles.
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Georgia Impeachment Case.

ATLANTA, October T. The Senate
reached a vote on the articles of i'm
peachment against Treasurer Renfroe.
On the three first, which were the main
articles, the vote stood % for guilty
and II not guilty, being less than two
thirds. The votes on the others are
still more favorable to the Treasurer,
on the fifth and sixth getting over ma
jority for not guilty, thus acquitting
him on every charge, and he was dis
missed.
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Weather Indications -

wAsnIsGroS, u. C., October 8, A..
x.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
sIoudy and rainy weather, followed by
clearing weather, east 10 south winds,
and stationary or higher temperature
and barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region increas-
ing cIondiness and occasional rains,
winds mostly east and stationary tenn
perature and barometer.
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Fire at Oxford. o.

CNCrNNArI, October "A fire in Ok
ford, Butler county, Ohio, to-day, des-
troyed about $40, 900 worth OF property.
The largest losers are John Ferguson,
tin ami stove store; Perry Krum, livery
stable; James Guer, broom factory
Ross, Love x Buffers carriage factory,
and Gath < Murrsl, furniture. lnsur-
ancp lVht
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A Booktsepor and $50. 900 xi~inx.

NEW YoKg, October 7.-Robert w.
Steele, bookkeeper for Isaac Smith, Son
4 Co, umbrella manufacturers, in
Broadway, il reported 10 have disap-
peared with 81. 600 OF the firms money.
II is said that tl.e fr.a has been obliged
TO suspend on account of this loss, AMI is
eDdeayoring 10 effect q compromise With
IFS creditors.
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BURMAH,
Departure of the British Mission

departure OF tne brlIlsn mlbslon.
MASDALAY, October THE British
resident, with his clerks and Mandras
guards, walked, this morning, Unmolest-
ed, from the residency to The steamer.
The people appeared much surprised.
All is quiet. The Burmese officials APP
pear unconcerned. The steslneris ex-
pected 10 leave Tomorrow.
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him. and will do so unless counterbal-
anced by detection in the Democratic
ranks. / DO not think that exists, how
ever. Another thing, the Nationals are
in accord with the Democrats in opposl-
ton to federal interference with cleo
tons" BERYL.
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Military Band Tournament.

CoLUNBUS, October THE attend
anee at the military band tournament,
which opened here to-day, was about
1000 persons, and the Cincinnati or
chestra and Reid band and the Barracks
band OF this city rendered delightful
concerts. The military prize drill will
occur tomorrow. IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

BIsNAEcg, Oripbcr The prairie
fires are doing considerable damage
and creating much slarm in Dakota,
but 80 far no buildings have been
destroyed. The woods along the
Missouri river and the tOyn Of Man
dana we're only saved by the activity Of
the citizens. The country between Bis
marck and Fargo IL burned over
thoroughly. Four miles OF ties and q
bridge at Crystal Springs were Ges-
troyed.
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Louisiana pemocratic state Convention,

BATON RouGE, October THE Demo-
cratic Convention reassembled at p.
VI. The report of the Committee on
Credentials was adopted. Felix Pache
was elected permanent chairman. After
appointing a Committee on Platform L.
A. Wilt was nominated for Governor
on the first ballot, receiving 276yotes TO
ia for General Fred. \. Ogden. Adj
iourned till tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, October Cattle
Receipts to-day 81 head Of through and
| .li3 head foi this market. The supply
ior yard sales is heavy of the kind, most
Is common Ia medium, with very few
really good. There Was good attend
ance Of country buyers. The market
was active at prices unchanged from
Yesterday. Best 3 1908 - fair tO gOod
shipping steers - l0lai 20; common
81 3Ota,4 90; sto9kcrs a. to quality S ~
> ~; bulls - COOS -. sales to-day
,20i head.
Hogs Receipts to-day 2,2Oj head
Philadelphias 81 O0Cai 10; common
Workers 81 1903 20; best Workers So ~
3gj.
Shecp-l.eceipt to-day 5000 heal
selling at l0Cdljc of from last weeks
prices; 81 OOCai ~ for common ~ best,
eKtr 81 10.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October THE DrOuers'
Jnu1ini reports hog receipts ~, 900 head:
shipments 5000 head Market wild
and excited in the very face Oi a dcclln'
ing provision market. Mixed packing
- 3Ota,i 10: choice heavy 9 JOlo3 s.,
light bacon 81 6oCd3 ~. Prices general
ly 5la l0c higher.
Cattle-Receip 400 head; ship
ments 80 head. Active trade and de-
mand shipping - OOIai -; butchers
nnchangpd at 81 2Jlg3 10; stOckers nn-
changed: western active and strong nj
g sons s7t; through Texans steady at
g 20.
Sheep -- Receipts so head; no ship
mpnts none. Market overlooked.
A special from London says cattle are
dull an % lower. sheep steady, bnt
weaker feeling prevails.
Cincinnati.
G. ScIssk1I, October 7.-IiOgs-Actiye
and shade higher; common IS ODlsS 20;
butchers g S0q3 % Receipts 2,O2s
head; shipments lji head.
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wAsaIserox, October 7.-Bostons II,
Nationals 5.
Tao October 7.-Troys IL, Albanys
!.
Providence. October 7.-Worcesters
3, Prov .dence 2.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-irregular. The
largest transactions continue in Erie
second new consolidated, which rose
to SJ6, and later declined To SI: Erie
seconds, D per cent funded, sold at S2!,
against SIT at the close yesterday. Iron
Mountain, second incomes, advanced Ia
per cent aud Chesapeake and Ohio
currency 6's and Ohio and Mississippi
seconds per cent each. G., {. n |. (.
iirsts sold at 0!.
STATE BoNDs-pull.
SroCEs-The market MAS very active
throughout the day. In the early deal
ings buoyant feeling prevailed and
prices advanced Ia y. During the
afternoon speculation Was irregular and
toward the close under a sharp pressure
to sell there Was decline of 10 3 per
cent, the latter Erie, which, after adj
yancing from IL to - sold down 10 ~.
Pacific Mail was also weak and after
selling up from 81 Ia 33l, dropped Ia
3lI, and closed at 52l. Chesapeake
and Ohio iirsts preferred rose from
III 10 2Ol, and closed at
2St. Iron Mountain after selling
at ~! closed at i6B. There were two eN-
plantations given of the sudden break ~
the market; first, that the bulls found
their following altogether too large, and
hence adopted the shaking out process,
and Erie Was selected Ia lead the attack,
and, second, II Was currently reported
that the London trustees OF the Erie had
rendered Vanderbilt their proxies at the
coming election, AMI the large probes
sional spcCulators sold all the stock the
market would take, ON the theory that
il this was actually the ease then Wander
bilt would not have Ia buy any more
stock to secure election and consequently
there should be no contest. The trans
actions aggregated $1,000 shares, oi
which lW,OO0 were Erie, 10000 lake
Shore, 2O,ON Northwestern, 5000 81
Paul, 1900 Wabash, 2l,OO Delaware,
l.ackawanna and Western, GOO New
Jersey Central, 5000 Michigan Central,
$500 Union Pacific, 5000 C., {. n l.,
800 c., G.. & |. g., 5000 81 Joseph,
>, 400 Ohio, 5000 Western Union, $500
Pacific Mail, II, 900 Kansas City and
Northern, 1900 Iron Mountain, ls,OOO
Kansas and Texas, 10000 Northern
Pacific, 1900 Chesapeake and Ohio AMI
, tnn -, 4 ,u;a auI San Erau,izgp
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FOREIGN.
ENGBAN ID.
Business Revival.

LONDON, October THE Times CORE
spondent at Preston reports that two
mills which have been closed for some
time have been opened, though the de-
preston is still keenlv felt throughout
North Lancashire. The spinners and
manufacturers are more hopeful than
they have been for months. Cotton is
decreasing in price. There is prospect
OF large arrivals, and a better selling mar
gin for manufactured goods is eX-
pcCted. In East Lancashire
the prospect is more hopeful. The
operatives association urges the gen.
eral adoption Of short time working.
During the past week the shipments
OF pig iron from Cleveland have been on
scale unprecedented during the re-
cent history Of the trade, averaging
$500 tons daily. This was caused by a
demand for the United States. Six
thousand tons have been shipped direct
from Meddlesbough to American ports,
while still larger quantities have been
sent to Scotland.
The Czarewitch Stakes.
LONDON, October THE Czarewitch
Stakes were won DE Chlppendale, west
bourne second and Dresden China third ;
twenty-seven horses ran. At the begin
ming Of the race, the betting was TO !
against Parole and 10 10 3agans: Adam
ite. Adamite held clear lead 10 the
bushes, where he was headed by Bay
Archer, with Quits and Chippendale in
attendance 10 Abingdon, a one mile dip,
where Bay Archer was beaten. Chip
pendale then drew away, and West
bourne took the second place halfway
up the hill. Chippendale won the race
by a length and half There was one
length between the second and third
horses, and Isonomy finished the fourth.
Parole was with the leading horses un-
ill within half-mile from home, when
he quit their company and finished
ninth.
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Forest Fire.

NORWOOD, \. Y, October THE
woodland for miles about Madrid is or
fire, and the farmers are rapidly remov.
ing their produce. In Louisville and
Massena great damage has been done.
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FIN ANCE.

NEw YORK, October - MoSEY -
Active at Ga per cent. Prime mercan.
tile paper 5(GS per cent. Sterling ex-
change weak at ASH sight exchange on
New York Asst. Produce exports for
the week -, ,42l 900.
SILyER-At London 5l;d; bar SILVER
here llli; subsidiary silver coin !Gl
per cent. discount.
E;.r,
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGRAPHlC REPORTS.
Money Active at 6 10 7 Per Cent.-Govern-
ments Firm-fOur Quie, but Firm
Wheat UnsettIed-Hogs Active
and a Shade Higher,
PRODUCE
Wheeling Wholesale .


"heenhs " hoiesas'
me 9uODi Sn SS ~ s iTOS ,r.Dssnons rrs Sn
less Otherwise .pecifedl
Tba locaI " bolas,I. ma,la, s;,c. o,,
,..,. -, -. :. N =,
'"S' report mas peei' S'e""! !" All ue-
partmentS but wheat ana Wool. The
former comoditv has risen several cents,
and ia still Increasing in price at a rate
-, J., -,
so raplu tlat the chailge caiihol oe per
manent. Wool has tiuctusted some
what, but is now at the same figures.
Tho r,rlet Yesterday vas r,nor,.J
t.:.,.. -
i"'''! "o''N''
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Alleged Horse Thief-A Talk With Him
-Slander Case Coal Diggers-Business
and Industrial Notes.
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Cincinnati.
Destruc,ivo Pralrie PIres.

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OIL CRY, October The market
opened active, with SOC bid, declined
10 79;c, advanced to S5c, declined TO and
closed at 4.c bid. Shipments 68,000
barrels, averaging 1900 barrels; trans
actions $50, 900 barrels.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
R0YNTON 4 CO..
23l 9th NV. 18th st. Paris house. 10 Rue de Ia Paix.
! i + $''$ 1 = 4 L j.. T.. s.,
Coo LIZ. 200 ( Akfk sssss a

ladies' do not purchase Dolmans sacques or listers
without looking at ours We positively promise to savo
you from 81 to $40 every garment buy Remember
every in cut and pressed by
Fenchmen brought from Paris house. In order have
the finest fitting garments in this country. They nn-
shed precisely the Paris made Another
important thing s will sell garment retail
for the price wholes prices which will
be saving of several dollars garment all
purchase from our establishment sacqucs sold else
where at ~ price 80 5O Sacques $40 sold in retail
houses at S5 $50 Very fine Domnns all wool true
value $l4 We will show Monday December 500 eic.
giant Dolmans. fine. all wool materials trimmed with
fringe very deep heavy silk and line ornaments xI3 s5
them, less than So Dolmans at sl7, $40 $2i So SIS
$27 SO $3l S33 so S37 $50 sal Si3 $i5 $47 $40 SOL
all good bargains Bargains in ulsters$3 Is. value 50
- 10. value $7 81 value S1O Imported Ulsters SIS;
value SO Fur fined Circulars $50 80 $40 $50 500 s52
500 xlOD Dolmans, ~ 800 &T2 finest made Sl- valus
$5 These reduced TO close, as getting very late
1nc goods The balance OF our Fall and Winter suits
in cloth and silk at about one-third cost shall
carry suit over. .......
Suit and Cloak Manufacturers Wholesale aud RETAIL 23t
9Th av. Paris house, 10 Rue de In Paix.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30

Importers OF
CLOAKS AND WRAPS.
CLOTH SACouEs. from So up
LATEST STYLES OF CLOTH DOLNANS, FUR
SILK FUR LINED CIRCULARS. from $50 up
SILK DOLMANS. FUR LINED, from $50 up
SEAL DOLMANs
sAcQUES
A SPECIALITY.
SEAL SACQUES LENGTHENED AND REMODELLED
In the LATEST STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
STERN. GOGE CO..
TST AND 7S9
BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE A. r. STEWART & co.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
Carpets,
Oilcl0th
and Bedding
on the easiest terms yet offered.
Road our new scale Of payments.

All goods warranted.
W. GUINEVAN. 6SS 9Th av.,
above 43d st. (midde Of blockl.
A PICKARDT SOFA BED FOR SALE, IN THE BASE
Ament u " ost 18th st. price. 1897 So
ID ANKRUPT STOCK ALL KINDS-FURNITURK,
DDesks Mirrors Bedding-At half price. 24S Canal. op
posite Eare's Hotel.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30

DARIS KID GLOVES EXCLUSIVELY,
IL At wholesale aud retail,
021 broadway
ID. Juglas fine Paris Kid Gloves.
Glaces Suede and Castor.
4-button Castor. In the amaden shade,
In all the newest shades and styles
vOs M0RlQUANp FINE PARIs KID GLOVES.
sS%.'oa. sS%',0a.. u IS IS I" d. JuoLns; ..
d. JUGLA'S newest style,
the Ponpadour.
with two aud three rows Of real lace,
the most CONNIE II faut style out.
DJUGLA importe chaque semaine 10 dessus du panier
dos nouvcautes dc Paris.
ID. D.JUGLA'S assortment of Gcntcmon's scarfs II tho
largest and finest In the city.
JUST OPENED,
FEATHER DEPARTMENT.
for the sale OF fine
IMPORTED PARIS FANCY FEATHERS,
MADE fo ORDER.
ID. JUGLA 922 Broadway.
Deceived the finest and largest ChateIanc Braid ever
ported; also Zephyr Braid the latest made In coure:
coque perfection Shell Combs fine designs; Pcrfumey
Partisan Hair Nets, superior TO any made In America;
Wholesale retail "a Union square. near 18th ST.
JNURs-M MAILER, IMPORTER AND MANUFAC.
OF Furs, has made assortment Of seal and
silk Dolmans silk Crcuars also variety OF Trim
mings Seal Sacques lengthened with seal
other trimmings NJ MAILER. S5S Broadway.
LNOR sALE-ELEGANT SILK CIRCULAR LINED
in and trimmed with Canada mink. 5000 Otter Sucque
$50; one. $l25; Seaskn Sacque. $40; one. sI25
SiIAYNR 1O3 Prince.
II ACE CURTAINS CLEANED. SOC. PER PAIR-fIIE
lIMammoh Lace Curtain Cleaning Establishment OF the
Troy Laundry Company, principal oico l32 Varck st.
Orders by postal promptly attended, 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14

NOTICE No. 387,
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. 80 t. 81 N. Il, "a E.
NJ. d. NJ.
SHEBA LODE.
q, S LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nlvada NV mher II. 1875.


NJ Office is hereby given that tn De Soto
~ Cola Az silver Mining company,
C rporation the state OF California, nhVlIB
tt principal Office at san sncisco Cam ma,
has by Feter oylcct k, its II sd, nj agt nj ana
attorney IN fact whose pOstofice address is
Mill city. humboldt county Nevada, TINS day
hled IN this of1ile its application Tor patent
for tweuty-one hundrea and thiit' -RVe izl30l
linear feet Of tire sheba ode, Tearing gold
and silver, with >ur &C six hUndr I6O0I
feet in width, the sane being pibclailY eur
Veyed PLATED and desil natsd 3ss L >. survey
or Loi No. 35 il township thiriy-ant Ntfth
Range tbifty -four east. Mount DJabio Base
and Meridian. situate in the star y III ng Dis
tic county OF I untoldt, and stale 81 Aeva-
"a, and Gt scIi6ed the surface ~ metts sbd
bound, according TO The plat and leid Totes
Of aurve. thoTeuf on lille Ill this once hs
follows, VIZ:
Be inning at a Post marked No /, &, S..
survey NO. IS, on tie Eili side east II the
Sheba mine hosting works; whence fhe lnca-
tiCn NJ mum, mt b. tV zen The Sh, ia Mining
cont anys claim and the lie = to mine,
know as the orth Monuments Of The Call
TO MIA claim II the sLt ba leuge, bears south
seventy CO)-otsrees wesl distant three bum
dred (3tGl feet, L. ), Inonrms III No. /; beirg
al, o losi No Of L ;, survey NJ. 81, beore
SOU Sixty-six 600 degrees rhiIty 1867 mis- =
utes Easi, distant two thou ald feet tthe -s1d
L. 5. NO umtni No. ing situate at !, JOINT
BFGTilh - utb seveLty-slA t4Ul ut greCS Lttct II
49, n.Inutes, West distant thirteen thousand
aud three hundred and Oity tl334Ol fee. from
the Ii rthWtst conner # ectlun Nineteen 1gl
III 4, 81 X % Easi, -. H.. NJ the mouth
Of The lie to upper tunnel bears sotth 80
degree, west, de AN 6fIo ieet, and the mouth
OF III. De 500 lower tunnei bear south 5
degrees wes, distant 297 feet and running
thence from said Fost marked No. l U .
SURVEY No, IS. from which said bearings and
distances are given AS aboye); Lot Ioutse,
south 20 degrees, west SIX b, Ddred feeI to
fost marked No :, L 5. SLrveg No SO: thence
Ri course, south t~en degree. cast went, :
one hundred aud thirty i've feet TO Post
marked No. 3, 4 >. sErV No. So; thence.
sd lou It, Lofth seventy degrees "a xix
huBdled feet 20 Post malked no. I, U e.,
Survey p o. 50; thence, 4th Course, n nth
twenty degrees, weat tN eIty -one hun dred ana
thirty five feat to fosi 40. ] afoles he
place Of lightning, containing 20 4O-I00 acres;
courses e. IIes sed from 1r NJ, TiCian with
Maeneiic NaIiaiit ps al IL degIets 20 nlluits
East said claim Is bot nded IN I'll e nth b.
U. SURVEY No. 80. known ar the LEY den
felut ain, upon the same lode, aud Is e.
corded iii Bo' IL g. ard y IF botices Of lCca-
tions Oh Inning clsims OF sal star Mini <
District, kept at tar I'll }, humboldt county +,
Nevada,
ny and ali aaverse claims must be filed in
this Office within sIxty days from date Of first
Newspaper publication t.eIeof
{. n, HARRIS, Register,
Now n Der Is. 1875. God