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g The German army horses are now led
on biscuits ofthrce parts each OF rye
-four, oat -four and dextrinated pea
-four, and one part Of linseed -four.
The biscuits are made with a hole in
the middle Of each. so they can be
strung on string and hung to the
saddle-bow or to be carried by the
trooper around his waist. Each bis
cult weighs when baked dry and hard
about two ouuces. Seven biscuits are
broken up and given to the horse in
the morning, moistened with water. il
convenient, otherwise dry; twelve at
noon and seven at night. After care
ful experiment in camp, on tho march
and campaigning, they are reported by
all the calvary and artillery officers
better than oats. Atrooper can easily
carry thirty pounds Of these biscuits,
which will furnish his horse with full
rations for eight days, or will serve,
with forage, for twenty days, hard
marching.
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A BLACK Plague In Alabama.
montgomery AdyertIs.r.l

lhpRhomtiy @tN't'Nt"ea''
The Mississippi papers state that a
fatal disease has broken out in the
counties bordering the Alabama line,
which is pronounced by the physi-
clans as "Black Measles" land by
the negroes, as the "Black Plague"
1t is represented 10 be very contagious
and unusually fatal, not single case
having thus far recovered. The dis
ease is also reported to be rapidly ex-
tending into Alabama, and the papers
along the border demand that's COM
mission of the most prominent and cx-
perienced physicians Of both States
be instantly appointed to examine into
the character oftbis disease and pro-
vide some means for checking it.
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Statistics For Girls /.
Mercantile Journail

hercAntiic journal
! Ayoung English statistician who
wah paying seourt tola young lady,
thought to surprise her with his im-
mense erudition. Producing his note
book, she thought he was about to in
dite love sonnet, but was slightly
taken aback by the following questions
"How many meals do You cat q
day?" rt .1Iasia.iias ''sI ~ + .
"Why. three, Of course; but Of all
the oldest questions"
"Never mind, dear. I'll tell you all
about il in a m6meut. :" >, rrc' sryrr
His pencil was rspidly at work
At last, fondly clasping her slender
waist:
"Now. my darling, I've got it, and
if you wish to know how much has
passed through that, adorable little
mouth IN the last tsseyenteen years, !
can give you the exact tisures,"y
Goodness! Gracious! What can
you mean?"
"Now Just listen." says he, "and
jou win hear exactly what you have
been obliged to absorb to maintain
those charms which are to mark thu
Happiness OF my life." I
eBnt I don't want to hear"
i "Ah, you are surprised, no doubt
but statistics are wonderful things
Just listen; You are now Seventeen
years old 80 that IN 6ftcen years yo'
have absorbed---oxen or caves 5
Sleeps and lambs, IA; chickens. 327
ducks, ,2oA; geese. IL; turkeys, 100
game OF VARIOUS kinds, S24 fishes
lieo; eggs, Q. fa6; ;ssgetabIes. banch
esq, 700; fruit, baskets }, 603; cheese
1903; bread, cakes, etc, Tin sacks o
four), wine. (barrcls). IL; water
(gallonsl 3,000pYPFss N IL
At this the maiden royolted. an
jumping ,lp, exclaimed 4. ..iE
sd think yoa 'arc very impertinent
and disgusting besides, and l will no
stay to listen to you'll" upon which sh
few into the house.
He gazed after her with an ATTRACT
LED air, and left saying to himself: 2
.b s.'If she kept talking at that rat'
twelve hours out Of twenty-four, he
laws would. in twenty years, travel
distance of 1882, l24 miles,"
i The maiden, within two month";
married 4 wcll.to.do grocer, who Wa
no statisticiap, uIenoiie
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! What isinths Bedroom '
Mercantile Journal,i

1.-two persons are to occupy q bed
room during a night, let them step
upon weighing scales as they retire,
and then again in the morning, and
tLey will find their actual weight is
at least spound less in the morning.
Frequently there will be q loss Of two
or more pounds. and the average loss
throughout the year will be more than
one pound. That is. during the night
there Is o. loss of pound of matter
whicA has gone off from their bodies,
partly from the lungs and partly
through the pores Of the skin. The
esossSd material is carbonic acid, and
docayed animal matter, or poisonous
exhalations. This is diffused through
the air in part, and in part by the bed
clothes, If q single ounce Of wool or
cotton DO burned in . room, i will 80
completely saturate The air with smoke
that one can hardly breathe, though
there can only be on ounce Of foreign
matter in the air. If an ounce Of cotten
be burned every half hour during the
night; the air will be kept continually
saturated with smoke unlees there is
an open door or window for it to es-
cape. Now the sixteen ounces o.
smoke thus formed is far less poison,
GUS than the sixteen ounces Of exhala
,ions from the lungs and bodies ofth'
two persons who have lost pound il
weight during the eight hours ofsleep
ing, for while the dry smoke is mainl,
taken into the lungs, the damp odorl
from the body ore absorbed both int
the lungs and into the pores Of tn
whole body Need more be said Y
show the Importance Of having bed
tssms VOL ventilated and thorough.
ais:ag the sheet, covcrlets and mat
trcsses in tic morning, before packing
them up in the shape Of neatly mad
bed.
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Divorce Made Easy.

Arizona appears to have become
the banner Territory for procuring
divorces, and cannot, fail, therefore,
10 be attractive 10 persons who have
been unhappily welded. Such ia
cilities for dissolution OF connubial
partnership have never been afforded
in any part of the Republic, aud in
some of the Western States facilities
of the sort have always been ample.
All that is now required In Arizona,
it is said, is the residence OF one OF
the PARTIES Of single week. No
complaint, no notification to the alb
sent wife, or husband, is necessary ;
the simple expression of o desire to
be disjoined Is sufficient. The bill
which provides matrimonial disunion
with so little trouble and with such
dispatchhas just been passed by the
Legislature, and owes its passage to
these circumstances A San Fran
cisco physician, married, and in easy
circumstances, ,invited,e some two
years ago, TO his home a member Of
the Arizona Legislature, his wife and
niece, q young aid pretty girl, with
whom it is alleged, the Doctor fell vi
olcntly in love. The wife became
jealous, very naturally, and left him
but wishing TO avoid the scandal Of a
divorce, had influence enough TO
cause bill to be passed BY the Cali
fornia Legislature, enabling her TO
obtain alimony without divorce. The
Doctor paid alimony regularly until O
few weeks since. when he made fly
ing visit to the Territory,and returned
as the husband Of the niece, thus re.
lieying himself legally Of alimony,
The legislative uncle had arranged
the matter, and now it is thought tina,
the Southern Pacific Railway leading
to the capital will have at once a
large increase Of passenger traffic.
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The Biggest Gun Yet.
London standatd.l


4 The War Office and the Admiralty
have been invited by Herr Krupp 10
send representatives to be present at
the trials ofanew steel gun of extra
ordinary size. to take place at Meppin,
In iWestphslia, on or about the 10Th
of next month. The gun to be exper7
imented with on this occasion, Is the
largest specimen of steel ordnance
yet made. II weighs seventyrtwo
tons, with calibre of forty centime-
ters, or fifteen. and three quarter
inches. The English eighty-ton gun
has q calibre Of sixteen inches, a to-
tai length of ftwenty-seven feet. and a
bore twenty four feet long. The su-
perior length of bore in the Krnpp
gun is thus apparent. being 2l2 cali
bres, as against eighteen calibres in
the English gun. The material OF
which the Krupp gunis composed is
steel throughout. os
The charge of this monster gun Is
to be 1856 pounds of prismatic pow
der, the projectile being chilled iron
she'll of 1850, pounds, with burst.
ing charge Of twenty two pounds OF
powder. It's estimated that the We
iocity of the projcctile as it leaves the
gpn will be 500 meters, or 4,640 feet
per second, corresponding TO an en-.
ergy of very nearly 81 600 foot tons
II the gun was fired with its axi'
raised to an angle of ,forty-three de,
grees with the horizon, il would sent
its projectile to distance of fifteer
miles. Great accuracy is also claimed
for this weap on, as for oil the KrupI
breech- loading guns. As the fortl
coming trials targets will be placed
at such distance that the gun will
have to be directed by other means
than the visibility Of the object to b.
hit. The largest steel guns previ
ously are Krnpp's two.fiftv-six toI
brecch-loaders, one Of which is q
Constantinople and the other at Con
| StduI. rrsralss.-.l. l.-st.- tsl,..t-..
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and he began TO sing out, these won
derful words:

ana ne DeSail 10 sing out these Won
derful words:
q. God moyos in mysterious way, i1sg.
W His wenders to perform,
f lie plants Ills footsteps In the sea, t|le
And rides upon the storm" f.t...
: For several years Cowpcr's splendid
intellect was to lbo under a total
eclipse The pennmbra was already
darkening its disc. But in full view
of the impending calamity, the in.
spired son Of song chanted forth those
strains OF holy cheer: .,.t EN- ,a3r
"Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,
o.. But trust Hin for His grace; 90 iiY
Behind q frown ming providence
~ Heb idcs q smiling face" Jay"
Cowper never could have sung thot
sublime anthem Of victory except un-
der the Immediate inspiration Of a
spowcr from OH high" The storm
was coming, but Cowper's eye offaith
saw "Jehovah riding above the
storm" This matchlcssf hymn of
providence which God put into the
soul of his afflicted servant has been
"song IN the night to millions Of
people under the discomaging clouds
of adversity.sa,y sfr-l4,,rlqs Ys
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In The First Rank.

The Just reputation Of DR.. Prices
Unique Perfumes places them in the
first rank Of the very best hadkerchief
extracts that have ever been made.
Their odor is truly rich. fresh and
fowery. DR.. Price has spent much
time and study in perfecting these per-
fumes. efHlt!a..9t s4i 1iil ntf
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HE DIDN'T KNOW THE GAME.
Ills na, was IN. ,tyle Of 40,

Ills hat was the ityle OF 40,
His nose was warped and thin;
Hut his strongest hold was his sad, sad smile.
That whispered with grief within.
He cast his glow DER tho darkey's form
who usbered him through the door.
To the room where the scratch Of the tigers
Has wounded full many score.
The ''dealer'' winked as he saw his form;N
The "cappers" smiled with glee,
And tho crowd Of "sports" had merry thoughts
OF the fate OF such as he.
lie sighed as he said "Good evening H."
And he bought his humble stack"
Then wiping his nose with a weary air.
He"cOpperd upon the lack"
He said that var was drcadful thing, s /.
II A crime Ann m awful sin, frtliIiI /
7hcn srakbed his PROFITS from 90 ths Jack, NJ .
And played them Athe ace to winr
He won on the ace. the queen, the tray,
He twas luck from head to HEELS"
And he "calied the turn In a dreadful way
For seven successive deais.
Thsy "changed the DEALER" they "changed
| = the pAeis'N SsTA - HSFf % 8
And nsnred % changc.the styie;sz @aSbI
Then the sad.eyed stranger grasped his chips
Aud thought "he would rest awhile"
lie was, he said, hut . sietiy mAn,
1 Ifnuaed "A the stlxs. an. u
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The bill passed by the North Car
olina Legislature, to fund the States
debt. makes the bonds exempt from
taxation and the cOupons receivable
for taxes. 1t also pledges portion Of
tho State taxes to meet the interest.
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Rev. Edward Eggleston has drama.
tized the second part Of Bunyan's
Pilgrim Progress as pious drama
to bc given in the Sunday school room
Of his church in Brooklyn.
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Seven hundred million postage
stamps were cancelled in the U. 5.
last year.
A lively Spring trade has opened
in New York, as the papers testify.
Henry Goodyear, the India rubber
manufacturer, las just died at Paris.
A notice signed by Bismarck an
nounces that the German Empire is
free from the cattle plague. asg
The East river bridge has already
cost ten million, and $3,500,000 are
wanted TO complete IT.
In Florida the corn is a foot high,
and the people are eating young cab
bages and green peas.
Vi London has penny trains for work.
ingmen, and land for cottages is in
demand in the suburbs.ur. Yd ,to
The State Bank Of Raleigh, N. C.,
has for its president lady, tho Wild
ow of its former president. b,.l.f
American mea. and British coal
are to be driven out of the German
Empire by the imposition of heavy
import duties. 9o '''R'
Passanante, the would he assassin
of the King of Italy,was found guilty
and condemned TO death at Naples,
on the 7lli. .Iei.t s.nDI Hoa1af4
The Texas Legislature has enacted
that all railroad trains shall halt thir-
ty' minutes before crossing the State
line! Is this progress?
AL Middleton, N. H., cigar dealer
hangs fist OF his non-paying GUS
toners in his window, with tho
amounts owed by'eacb individual at
tached.. a.. caisd ID 1iei. jih te .gi3
The discovery an ore pronounced
10 contain 60 per cent. Of silver, in
The northwest part OF Floyd county,
Ind, is causing considerable excite
ment. A RAFhi H-'
Paper making intho United States
has become one of the greatest pro-
ductive industries of the iimes-ihe
ontgrowth of free and untralnineled
pross. mco f.9 sned
70 Germany sent us 81 1858 emigrants
during the year 1877. China 5000,
| but nearly as many Chinese return
home annually as arriyo on our
shofes 'h
A National Mnsegm rs 'o-.oe y. ~
once erected y, v asllihSton C,ty' /"
cost not over $2oOUoo' wNicn m pr0oa' 0oa
ioly means that IL VIII cost fo'VV'''VN fo'VV'UVV'
4 The New York city clergymen are
preaching against the renemeni-housc
system living, declaring u 10 oe
nwn''s.on"0' oO."'o 'ou' "
The eMefscy' DOCKS anu Iiaroo'
I Boaru' thVerpooi) are erec'ihs sneos
NC. for the convenience pr iAinerlchl'
Gatile trade, al m expense oi aoou'
S2O0oOO. s,,, ao.N sal q
| The Louisville Industrial Exposi
ton and the Chicago Exposition vii
open on the I'd of Septemoer TiIt
Cincinnati Exposition viii open OIL
the 10th of Septcmbcr. hu3
D 'Riaod ,c,nnSn werc frat emp,ovei
in actual service in Louis Napo
lleon,s Italian camnaign of, 1850. Con
:, eral James 1851, were the first intro
duced into the United States service
a,r, An, F,;,. yonn, n;rs,oortl
,, - ~ M % IN ,hn ,atn pr;oham Yonng ha
,yr;ttsn y tetter 10 Mrs Proside,,
HaTies declaring woman rsufIraue il
irtab ! de,ns;o@ and snare and ask
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Notice to Farmers. lei !.

ALL Farmers having neapers, Mowers,
CITY fitS fp glnes out Of rspaif, can havpthcm
repaired At hone,by giving me . call, or by
leaving ordors st this once,
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the SOUTH KFNTUGKIaN.
ADVERTISING RATES.
THE woa1D-1T's NEWS.

Business locals, ten cents per line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE sun FOB 1879.

THk SUN WILL BIZ PRINTED EVERY
and method will be the rame a. In the past:
10 present. all the news In Q readable shape.
and 10 tell the truth though the h,avens fall.
The BUS has been, 10. and will continue 70 DO
independent Of everybody and everything save
the truth and its own convictions Of dnty Thst
IL the only policy which an honest newspapsr
need have. That 10 the policy which has won
for this newspaper the coincidence and friend.
ship OF Of . wider constituency than was ever
enjoyed By any other American joumai.
The U 10 the newspaper for the people. IL
10 not for the rich man against the poor mar,
seeks TO do equal justice 10 al interests In the
community. IL 10 not the organ Of any person,
class. sect or party. There need be no mystery
about ita love- and hates. 10 In for tbs honest
man agsibst the rogues every time. Il 10 for
ths hooest Democrat - against the Dishonest
Republican, and for the honest Republican ~
against the dishonest Democrat. II does NOT
tiks its cue from the uitefsncss Of suy politi.
clan or political organization. II gives is sup.
port unreservedly when mon or measures arc
In agreement with the Constitution and with
the principles upon which this Republic was
founded for the people. Whenever the ConstI.
tuition and constitutional principles are vio-
by which . man not elected was placed In the
Presidents once. where he stil remains-it
speaks out ior the right. 1htti "a the sus's idea
OF ndependence In tnis respect there VIII be
no ehangs 10 its progfamins y, iSIs.
ine ~ ~ .a,Ii{ e.lnsa me henrsy natfed
sizes. u hop . 10 deserve thai hatred not less
In the year ls1y than In 1878, 1877. OF any year
gone BY. The erN will continue TO shine on
the viekcd WIN unm,'.sAisd nfigntness;
while the lessons OF the past shouid BE- con.
stantly Kept before lnc people. tne ouN ooes not
propose 70 MAKE itself IN lsis Q magazine OF
ancient history. nis printed ior tne men lnd
women OF to-aay. wno,: oonesln enien{ VIII
me anails o. to-a,y. ~ ~ oo.n tne alsposi.
ZION and me soih.y - Ano.u W. Issner me
pfomptesI IuIIess Ana mos, Accuiste inteni.
esnee OF Wnrhvei IA ne .lus uona y, sorsn
ATTENTION.. to,hls ena tne ,osoulSe, oelons,ns
10 w.il-e.sAohsnea prosperity VIII 10 hoofsi'y
employed
Inc pfesent olsoinLea conqluon .! psnnes
this country. aha tno uneo.sAlny " tne in'urss
lenn an exusorulnsly s,ghincanco 70 .ne ssen's
OF the coming year. Ine aiseusslons oi ne
press. me deoatss nc scss o. oonsress, .nu tns
the Republie, xlIl have 2 direct bearing on we
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE PIRsT
i Judicial District Of the stats OF Nevada, In
and for the County Of storcy.-ln the matter OF
the Estate OF n. HKFFBRkAN. deceased..it
appearing TO the said Court by the petition 'nls
day presented and died By II. y. symons, Az
minfstraior Of the:sstste Of n. Henerman. ds
ceased. praying for an order Of sale o. re-
estste. that 70 10 necessafy 70 sell tne vno.os
the real estate 10 pay the debts. expenses Ano
charges OF administration; .u
10 Il therefore ordered By said Conf ILL.,,
persons Interested IN the estate o. saia 1880
appear before said Court on ne ~ s.
dsy Of Jsnu,ry..A 4: D. isi,. q II o ,eam o n ~. ia
oourt. Al Inc Court House Of ssid County Q!
storey. 70 shov came why an ofdsr ssos,d .Ss
bc Rrsntsd 20 the said Administ.Alof ~ mnh
Ia raj ssists OF aid deceased, OF % muen
thsr,of a. shsll BE- necessary. and that . copy
Of this order Be publish.d e ,s.ss ioHr .ao.
o.ssive veeks in the 0old Hill DAILY Nhvs,s
psv,psper printed and published In SAID
county. 80.
Dated Dses"oe' RHicHxRD RISING.
dali In Dlstr1et ynoee.
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nIsUrLLlHEOUs.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
MOTTO. or SUITS oommsscrD.

- -~
mo TIE FOLLOWIN0.NAMED DkfkhD-
I ants. and 70 al owner or claimants, Known
or unknown, OF the RAJ cslsse
seritsd Or inpf' !emsuis. when ssp.r.l.ly q.
sesred: You are hereby nouned tnAt suls -
been comnencsd IN the justices court IN
Township. No; b. Gold nil. storey coun'y;
ktate OF Nevada, before X Y. cook. .nstses y.
the Peace o. said Tesn.hip No. >: py me Iosn
dsssndsnts isreinsfter named. and ssaisst
each Of ihe fsllewine-dsscribed parcels or
tracts OF land. with the improvements tnefeon.
and the improvements, when ssersed eepar.
stely, situate within the corporsts limit OF
the Town Of Gold Hill. and ali owners or claim
anita 10 the same, known or unknown. 70 10.
cover the corporation tar OF the Town OF Gold
nil. sfor psid, and the delinquency aseossed TO
ala defendants, In United stsfes & ID coin.
auInst the aid property. for the hscal year
commsucipp on The nrrt Monday OF MAY, A. u.
ISIS. and snains the nnt Monday Of .Msy,A.D;
,ns.cn snit- And Won arr further notified that
!, ~; 20 y a., .. q ' .l.ios on. on .; fp Ssicr, ' he s "a Ssy q
y. n is.y' al the hour OF 10 o clock
ssnssy. ..td a.v iudyment will he taken
1865 90 ara M. rossss. orv claim ur claims
40 ~ ;mn,orrmrnts thereon. hereinafter dee
eribsd. ip tinted sia'es cola coin. cor the
nmou,, .. +, an NJ eois. ana for iii es.,s sabss.
ousst 10 he asssssment or said tares and costs
n anti. In United Staics gold coin:
- n, ,,d n.u.Duuey.
y,sSh Callahan and Lots i and "a. biosH
a Rsnce n: vslur. esoo.....,........tT0
Chcnis Ginisg Company and land and
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sIfINWAY . SONS PIANOS.

IN J.. JEssUp HAVING nRKx APPOINTED
lns,rumept Il the City OF Virginia and vicinity.
he 4 The only person authorised 70 sell the
same or empowered 10 give the reguirea Five
resry varrantee. MATTHIAS GRAY.
sole Agent for the pacinc Coast.
y. J. JkSSUP.
Agent, No. 1911 South O strcst.
Ooiers may be isn with I. Bsriinsr. MAIN
ss,sz, i fisao nn ola on in,t.rlm.nts. noe In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO the YANKEE MINE.
Ne. Jpi.

ri B.. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, December 10. 1878. Notice Il
Ireadwell. BY J. x. Gispoux. their Attorney In
fact and q co-owner. whose postoflce address ID
vlrginin CITY. Nevada, has TIT. day al.d hi.
application for . patent for Fifteen Hundfed
linear feet Of the YANKEE NINE. ON the
Tucker Lode or Vein. bearing gold and silver.
situate. lying and being In Gold Hill Mining
District. County Of Storey and State OF Nevada,
and known and designated BY the neid notes
and oficih plat on nle In this ofios ~ Lot Mum.
bar l3s. In Township 10 north. Range II east Of
Mount Dlablo meridian the interior bounds.
wit;
Variation 10 degrees 90 minutes east. Com.
mencing st q Post MARKED Yankee u. z. Q. No. :,
being Post No. from whence bsars the fAg-stsn
on Mount Davidson north 3sk degrees west, the
dag staf on Overman hoisting wsrks south e6k
north line Of section 8, Township 10 north.
Tango n east, M. ID NJ, bears north 90 degrees
10 minutes west, asa feet distant. and running
thence from eaid Post No. I, nrst course, south
25desrees west i.coo ret to Post No. . thsnce.
Post No. . , thence. third course. north % de-
grees east ] 600 feet 20 Post No. 4. from whence
bearp the north end Of YANKEE Mine shan south
3ik degrees west. distant 70 feet; thence from
Post No. Z. fourth courss, north n degrees west
containing % j 100 .oiss. bearings ssprsss:S
from trus meridian.
This claim 10 bounded on the north By the
Tucker and south Consolidated Virginia minss.
The location Of this pino 10 duly rsoorded In
the Recorders once OF storey County, State Of
Nevada, In Boob ID Of Mining Claims.
Any and all psrrons claiming Adversely any
portion Of paid Yankee mile or said mining
ground - hereinbefors described. ars required
10 ale their adveye claim with the Register Of
The United States Land Ofice q Carson, In The
STATE Of neysds, during the sixty DAYS period
OF publication hereof. or they will Be barred b.
virtus of the provisions Of the statute.
dei2 Esd q. N, HARRIS, Register.