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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-09

The saddest thought about the loss Of
Wise is that he may be discovered and
brought out to lecture.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-09

SHERMAN will help out Conkling in
New York. A..case of the lion and
lamb.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-09
OCT. Q, 1879.
THE Utes are playing for 10.

TILDES is an onion in the boquet of
the democracy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-09
They Chang I'd Their Mind.

1Hey ChanG I'd Iheir N1ind.
A few weeks ago q veteran In the
hardware trade at Boston was taking
In a large stock Of nails, said to have
been fifty thousand kegs. Some of the
men in the trade thought he was crazy,
but he has just sold out at an advance
OF a dollar a key, aud they have chang
ed their minds about his mental condi-
ton.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-09

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-06

O WITH A LIE on HIS LIPs!-Iwo or
three hours before Zach Chandler died he
mad a speech (the same old One) contain
ing whole columns Of such stuff as this
They had forfeited all of their proper
ty. We gave them back their property.
We found them naked and we clothed
them. We found them without the rights
of citizenship, having forfeited these rights,
and we restored to them the rights of citi-
zenship. We took them to our bosoms as
brethren, believing that they had repcnted
of their sins. We killed for them the fat
ted calf and invited them to the feast, and
they gravely informed US that they had al
ways owned that animal and were not
thankful, for the invitation. daughter
and cheers They were bound by the laws
of war and of nations to pay every dollar of
the debt contracted for their ~subjugation,
and we forgave them hat debt and to-day
you are being taxed heavily to pay the in
terest on the debt that they ought to have
paid. Such magnanimity as was exhibited
by this nation to those rebels has never
been witnessed on earth since God made
the earth, and In my humble judgment will
never be witnessed again. Cheers, The
greatest mistake and the greatest error that
zee contnttted wos m not hnngtng cuouqh of
these rebels to make treason Iorcrer odious.
Loud and protracted applause.) Some
body committed a crime.
lind those paroled rebels, who have new
er been relieved from their parole Of honor
to obey the laws, saying, "Do this; obey
our VIII, or we VIII starve your government
TO death. Now, if | am to die, | would
rather be shot dead with musketry than be
starved to death. Laughter and applause
This IS not only a violation Of the law. but
is an outrage on the loyal men of the United
States. (Applause.) It ought not, must
not, and shall not be. Cheers Twelve
members of the Senate occupy their seats
by fraud and violence. With majorities
thus obtained by fraud and violence in
both houses they have dared to dictate to
the loyal men of these United States and
arralgn the loyal men Sof the country and
say that they want honest e~lections.'
applause.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-06
NOVEMBER 6. 1874.

m-r-and then this arts. erased
Nalhatla and thence home. vi,he1,
a hair Of his head, it would seem ,,rro-
was induced 10 tear it out in rackir,t 81.
brain while concocting the wonicr-a ri -.
with which he desired to harrow Tim "
thern soal.
After reading the s;atamer. Of ir a.,
ham rs TO the dangers be had cpropo..--
well, rot exactly danger. but cnp.ir~.s
annoyauccs that he WAS SUBJECTED ~
quietly dropped IN on Air. Lee. the ,,-5
lcho got scared md ran airug from Sir g..
ham, but who had not heard Of the mann.
IN which tins nunchausen had .laDdor.f
him, and asked him how he had cni,r.
his trip west with Nr. Graham ri
said be, we had a splendid time. eve
body treated us we'll, and the tim was
lightful."
Did any one interfere with Won. vhs,.
camping out of nights p
No, sir; there was nothing wha.cv.-
happened during our trip To make !. no.
pleasant"
Did not some moon.hiners cqmn arsrn5
you one night, ana one Of them fire inn.
the tent at Mr.. Graham /"
Here Mr. Lees manifest astouishment a.
our question caused lis almost 10 lauoh j.
his face. Il don't understand wba9 y.,
mean, said he. Nothing ofthe kina,-
Cured, and no moonshiners camp-d near
US at any time
How far did you accompany Mr.. era
ham e
II went with him into the Indian settle
ments and finally left him at Highlands in
Macon county, from which place he was 90.
ing home -
Are you sure that nothing was done o.
said to Mr.. Graham calculated to make that
gentleman believe that harm was me,r,
him %
Nothing whatever, sir. The people
everywhere treated Us with the creates.
kindness. "-1sherfIe Citizen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-06

secession. the citizens q Norfolk fastened 70
arrange for sinking cd schooneTs IN the
mouth Of the barbor 10 prevent inercss and
arre.s If federal wa vessels. There were
twelve large trirates il the Gosport Navy
ward. including the Ilited .StGtes, lin which
| Decatur captured the HIcedoaian), CuDtber-
Inud. Pennsylvania, DdfuGfe ana -TerT!mGc-
The Nayv-vard was Que of the largest in the
country COVERING three-fourths Of a mile in
length. and one-quarter III width, with q
massive granite dry-doch, ~shlp-houscs' arse
nal, hospital, etc. The Guns ahu naval stores
were estimated at many nilliiohS oi collars.
1t seems incredible mat the washington
Governments should Itself destroy this greatly
needed property, when a sings regiment
with the workmeo. might have held 1t until
reinforcements could be assembled. But,
much to the indignation Of the Nlrglnlans,
the torch was applied to the shipping, the
hu;ldinrs stores ste. which were soon
wranned in deyouring flames. The gunboat
Pnr1cc had been sent to aid Commodore
~Prenderoast IN the work of destruction. Men
were kent busy during the night loading that
vessel and the Cum5sIand with articles Of
special value.
Meanwhile the coaHagration became fu-
rious. The citizens Of Norfolk, alarmed for
their own homes, spent the night in angry
watchfulness. The people of the adjacent
country thought the city was being destroyed.
The roar of the flames was like a hurricane
in the forest. Showers Of sparks fell for
mes out on the lay. Amid the lurid glare
the Pauuee was seer slipping AVA with the
Cumberland towing behind her; both loaded
down to the ports.
After all, the Federal Commandant, like
Lieutenant Jones, left his work unfinished.
The Tirginians rushing in, e~xtinguished q
portion of the fire and saved 1900 heavy
cannon, including 800 Dahlgren guns, and
eight or ten million Of dollars worth Of
stores, machinery, etc. Among other things
rescued was the hull of the new 4O-gun
steamer Nc,71mac, which in due time won
worldwide fame as the first lron-clad, the
Trginiu, which in twenty minutes destroyed
her old associates, the Iunabcrioad and the
Congress, in Hampton Roads.
II A TIDE RUSHING ON!
Virginia at once appropriated one million
dollars for wal purposes. A South Carolina
and a Georgia regiment reached Richmond
April 9th. Lincoln extended his paper
blockade to embrace North Carolina, though
she was still in the Union. The Legislature
Of that State met May lst, and within an
hour, or Whereabouts, after assembling, or
dered a State convention for the understood
purpose OF Withdrawing formally, as the
people already had done informally, from
the Union. Every vote of the Lower House
was cast for the Bill; but three votes op-
posed it in the Senate. United States Judge
Asa Biggs resigned his office, as did nearly
every other Southerner in office.
ITO BE ~CONTINUED.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-06

:. "arrenton Gazette: The protracted meet
ing at the Methodist Church is increasing
nightly IN interest. The congregations are
large. There have been some. professions,
ana many penitent slightly gather at the Il
1ar;--A party Of gentlemen from Meek
ienDIurg, Va, passed through here last We'd
nesday IN pursuit of a Mr.. Wilnbish, the
treasurer Of Mecklenburg, who, they sta
TED, had stolen $50, 900 of the county funds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
FOR A PATENT

no TuF LANTERN MINE.-No. 5lz-United
p States Land Office, Eureka, Nevada. June
- le79.-Notice Is hereby gwen, tntt INC Az
Isntic and Pacific Tunnel and mining Comln-
~ whose Postoffce address is Eureka, Neva-
IA baye this day filed their appncstlon for a
patent for fourteen hundred linear ieet % me
lantern mine OF vein bearing silver, WIN sur
face ground two hundred feet IN Wloth. Si'nate'
limo and being in Eureka Mining District,
/ Gonnty Of Euresa and state o. nevada ana
| known and designated BY the heid notes aug
| pfhcial plat on nle in THIS once as bot no. 10.
The exterior boundaries OF ssie Lot 10. 10
BEING az follows. to wit: Variation, lBh de-
crees east. Beginning at a post marked mol,
II. s. Survey No. le3, whence RUDY mn MOI
hears N. 1 d. G m. E., 1851 feet; post on proini-
nent rock marked T.. y. monument NO. = bears
n / deg II min. W., 1872 feet: a spruce pine
free. three feet in diameter, standing az the
mouth OF the Excelsior tunnel, bears y ~ aeg-
/ ~ min. H., 4gG feet; and the center OF the TOP
! N the Lantern incline bears n. l4b deg. W.,
ia foet. thence. running LIST course ;. 80 deg.
w. 200 feet. 10 post marked No. 2, L. s.. Sur
vey No. 1853; thence, ID course y o urg W.,
400 feet. to pos; marked No. 3, I ;. Survey
| No. 1873: thence, Sd Course n. % ceg. H., zuO
feet IN most marked No. 4, U. s. Survey No.
Is3. and thence, 4th course 3. deg. ", COZ
feet. TO the northern boundary OF L. >.
survey No. las. Gas Light lode, whence post
No. / of said Gas Light survey bears N.eI92
deq. w. I6 $40 feet, 1,262 2 10 feet, 70 eout1ern
bonndsrv of said u. S. Survey No. l45. whence
post n, i Of said Gas Light survey bears N.
81 deg. W. rs $40 feet. 1,400 feet, to post NO.
/. the place Of beginning. SO much Of said Y.
s. Survey No. I45, Gas Light lode, as conflicts
with this survey. is hereby excluded. Said
conflict is described as follows, 70 Wit Begin
ring al Post No. 1 Of said Gas Light survey,
and running thence LIST course s. e3h deg, +.
16 $40 feet; thence, ID couse 3. 8 deg =, 600 2-l0
feet. thenc, Sd course n. sTk deg. W. % $40
4 feet. TO post No. A Of said Gas Light survey:
End thence. Attn course n. ~ deg T.. COO feet,
to the place Of beginning; which tract helhS
! excluded from this survey, leaves remaining
from this survey five 65-lGo acres. This claim
Is bounded on the south by the Welsh King
mine. and and on the east by the Gas Light
mine. The ~locstion Of this mine Is duly re-
corded In the Recorders Ofite Of Eureka Min
ing District, in Book d, page ia. Any and al
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
I lantern mine, OF said mining ground rs here
] inbefore described, are required to ale their
adverse claim with the Register # the United
States Land Office. at Eureka, in the State Of
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of publ
cation hereof, OF they will be barred by virtue
/ Of the provisions Of the statute.
ie29-60d A McMARTIN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15

UNo THE CHIHUAHUA MINE-ko. ALT
s, Land Office. Eureka. Ntvtda, suh,h
1879. Notice is hereby gwen, tha' : e.
State Silver Mining Company, whose ~ ~
address Il Boston, Mass. hays thiS -! ~
their application fer a patent Tor siaseee y
bred linear feet ef The chihuahaa mine
vein. bearing silver. with surface itVunsHs
hundred feet in width, situate. ly1ns ana a M
in Newark Mining District, Ceni'y = "a
} inc. and State Of Seyacs. ana Anosa -, "a
designated by tie field notes ara elae'" H.. ~.
en- fle in this Office az Lot No forty.ele, -
exterior boundaries of faid let No. a pe.hk !
follows. to Wit: Variation ifh DEG. tmh =
ginning at a post marked No. J. 7 . cr.
No Al. the same nging post No, o. rhsrra
vey No. 40. Buckeye state lode srd,,y
the i section corner on-the nvr'htih N,rt m.
Of section ., I. 10, \. X. 30 deg. H.; hssA 80.
able meridian hears N. rs deg. r.. a.fee ~,
and the mouth OF the ChihGahns 'uhnsi al
n. eaA deg. W, 2b7 feet; thence running en-.
course s. Ssh deB.W eco feet slohe .sysv
vey No. 40. 10 post marked NO. I. 2 \ ,serce
No. Al and No. 4 Of L. $. survey ~, ~ - Yost
second course n. SIX deg. W.. l,t0o ieeln III
marked No $ survey No. Il; thence tL'i5
course Y. SIX deg. f. 200 feet, opes' son,ta
No. 4. u. 5. Survey No. 81; and thenoe Va l.
course s.. 3i4z deg. T.. Leo feet 70 iesss, Is.
the place Of beginning, eonfnlhIbe . srulh.
iGo acres. This claim is bound.a OF s,son d
east by the Bay State lode, 1he pesa,d,rs
thfs mine ia duly recorded In the keeeiup'as
oniee Of Newark Mining lisiflc, ,ss d.
A. page IL. Any and all persons elsin', nine,
versely any portion 81 saia ehlhnhnss o,s Dc.
OF said mining ground ~ hfrsila sdverss
scribed, are REQUIRED to file thelI stst,,
claim with the Register of the INV xs,,ds,
Land Office. at Eureka, IN the state o. WESTON
during The sixty days period Of ruonestA 4,
hereof, or they will be barred by sii''e
provisions Of the statute. .oo;.,s7.
jel5G0d JAS MeMAhiiN'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15

ITO THE CARLISLE So.2 MINE.-xo. SO,
i United States Lsnd Office. Eurels, Ne.
vada. June 5, 1879. Notice is hereby gwen,
fhsi ]. r. Cecil. II II. Nichols. and Jshn Z.
Wood, whose Postotics address is Norfolk.
N~frxfnia. hsvs this Gay flea Their AEplica-
tion fer 6 pateut fer fiteen hundred linear feet
q tbs Carlisle No. : mine or vein tearing ST.
yer. with snffSec ground six hundred feetin
width. situate. lying and being Ia White Pins
hiuiae District. County Of White fine, srd
State pf Nevada, ard known ord designated BY
TIE feld notes sud cfreial plat On lie IN tbs
Office az lot number sixay-seven. in Township
IL. ". Range. 81 deg. east ef TIE Mount Diitie
meridinn4 The exfefier boundaries q fsit Lot
No. CT being - fellows, 20 vii. Variation lth
dog. east. Commencing At . pest nssrfea mol.
L.. s.. survey No. G.. NEeuee tie sttiion cor
ner common 10 ~scatiops II ana Is, 7. i Nh.
81 deg, T.. ard sections : and S. I, ID, n. RE-
deg. H.. Nd. NJ. bears n. 81 deg. !; NJ. j., sf4
feet 4. s monument No :, on the sommstoi
EsftlesHaEe mound, bears =. 81 deg, f., Nv
ffet. and pert No. Il I >. srryty No. ",
KirR lode. ttrrs y ~ DEG. SO iett sli
the Carlisle No. . shaft bears $. &h ccg. t.,
5Ee feet thence running lst cnprse !. ais ees.
f., !. $50 feet, 10 roft ltrltu MOI u :. s1f'
vsv No. e. thence. "a eonrss r. ~ DEG W.,
eQa feet. TO post nlsffee No o. ;. snrlsy 10.
a. thrgcs Sc COptse y. esA ace. ", l,Htieet,
e. rest marked Nc. 4. L. s. Survey 30 " sra
therce. 4th cCurys .b& Geg T.. GO iteh .
post No. ]. the place Of teeinfirg, CONTAINING
twenty 6s-ico ceres. This cifim Il hoFnc.i
on neither sua ly Ary iDoNn clrinsrs 'ls
nearest mines are the Iing are Csrlise Ael
Tie locatOn of tlls Tusne Is duly Ieetrdta ID
the Recorders csace q Willie me Ainiigps
.gici, III Book J.. yFGe tFs. Any aAd aI III,
Sons olailnipg adversely any feraen q "a
Carlisle No niNe, or said utling fitnhah
htfeinbefore ceseu1ed. are ftguiree 70 as
their adverse claim with the Register q W.
United States Land Cnice. AZ Fureka, IN ns
State Of Nevada. during the sixty days Itroe
Of publication hereof. or they VIII te eshsa
by virtue Of the provisions q ne stature.
fes.eod b. 3. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15
District Court Summons

u
TN THE DISTRICT COURT uf m cnnntl
Judicial District. in and for fnrohs ssnd
State ef Nevada. The State OF NsYau" r o.
meetirg to AUGUSTUS G.. Iorgthss. p
Wheeler, stephen X. stanton. + ".
Br.diey. n p. sanger and Annie Mason Ar.
You are hereby required TO appear nss' by
ton commenced against you as asi. r~istrict
Timothy corkiey. ss plainuh, y IN and fer
Cour OF the Sixth Judicial hlstr.oe,n Al the
the county Of Eureka, state OF NJ eamplaiEt
town a. Eureka, and answer 'nt = n said
therein. which is on fle with the cisrh 81 y y YOU
court, within ten days after the sef't.. II SER
Of this summons exclusive OF 'hv es.s,v DAYS
vicei. If served in said county, OF 'Nt.hs;, this
If served ont of said county, put dsys. or
District. and In all other cases lot! : YOU,
judgment by default VIII be tshtn ,.int,
according TO the prayer OF saiu aninrer iude-
The said action is brought 70 laa.ts for The
ment against You. the shid a.l.l, from Nay
sum of sg9a. so with legal tnterts' balance
s1st ls-a ttll mid. the same being. q w Ard
| due plaintiff from you en- accouht "a h and for
labor performed fer you BY pihN,ni xnur right,
suaepisnt directing the sslc Of all sum W. situ.
lille and interest In the Alexsndria Ia N salts
| ale in Fureka Mining District, Nessusib in said
! fy plaintiffs lien thereon, as set cory Of
plaintiffs complaint, filed heie'n'
which il herewith served. "a, II you fsI
And you are hereby notihea, 'na nomplsint -
| 10 nppear and answer the ssin III IN spply 10
above REQUIRED. the said plsinnn wharein.
the Court fer the relief demahne1n npGE. bres
In testimony whereof, !, Ek- IA sesld
bereunto sci nv hand ard sffixeu a n. 1871.
said Court, this 18th day OF Jn0pGE.
israL.l s,x,, Judicial District
Eureka County. Nevada. ;elesp
: BY u. NJ. BELL, Deputy oieiA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15
appIICATTON FOR A PATENT

FnO THE WELSH KING MISE-N0. 5i3,-
United States Land Office, Eureka, New.
June %. Is7g.-Hotiee Is hereby given, that
the Atlantic and Pacihc Tunnel and Mining
Company, whose Pestoiice address IS Eureka,
NeVada, have this day fled their application
for a patent for eight hundred linear feet OF
the Welsh king mine or vein. bearing SILVER
with surface ground two hundred ftct IN
width, situaie, lying snd being N Eureka Min
ing District. county If Eureka and state Of Ne
vAda. and known and designated by the held
notes snd Official plat en- Tile in this once as
Lot No. ISL. The exterior boundaries Of said
Lot NJ. ISL being as follows. te vii: Variation
10y degrees east. Beginning st 3 post marked
No. i, L. S Survey No. 184, the same being post
No. l.. T.. 5. Survey No. Is3, Lantern lode,
whence Ruby Hill No. ] bears n. ! d. m. T.,
1891 feet; post On prominent rock Marked "
S. monument No. 4. tears n. I deg. ~ min.N W.
s.s7a feet; spruce tree. three feet in diAmeter
standing at the mouth Of Excelsior tunnel,
bears n. So deg. 81 min. +. $50 feet; aud the
center of the top Of heMelsh hing incline bears
S. 10 deg. W, 80 feet: thence, running first
course S. 8 dg. f.. 500 II. 10 post marked No. L.
S. Survey No. Is4; thence, second course y 50
deg. ". 200 feet. 10 post marked Nc. 8 T. 3.
Survey No. las; thence, third course n. deg.
W. see feet, 70 post marked No. 1 T. 5. Survey
Ne. iS4, the same being post n. 2 q said sur
vey No. Is3: and thence, attn course y. 50 deg
ming, containing three 6T-l@ srFes. Tits claim
is bounded On the north by the Lantern.
Tho location Of this mine Is duly recorded 10
the EecSrdsr's of9ce os EuTcka Mining District,
in Book D., page 2a2. Any and al peiaaDs
eiaiEsing adversely bny portion a. said Welsh
King mine or said mining ground as here
iubefore described, are rcuuircd TO file
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
United Sbtes Land Office. At Eureka, in the
State Of Nevada. during the sixty drys period
Of publication hereof, or they VIII be barred
~ virtue Of the provisions 81 TIE sistgte.
je2a96d JAS. McMAKTIA, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15
w

A 7 THE PHFNIx NINE. 500 CORDS OF
IA good MAHOGANY WOOD.
WIN. ARLINGTON, superintendent.
Eureka, June ~. 1879. iel3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15

Delinquent Sale Notice.

DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MINING
n COMPANY. Location OF principal plaee
:, husines~ San Francisco. California. Loca-
ton of works, Eureka Mining District, Eureka
county, Nevada
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the iol-
lowing described stock, on account OF assess
pent no. I0l. levied on the 18TH DAY o. May,
$50 the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15
CHINESE CURES!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician.

S PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
4 the most scientific manner. He has made
medicine his lifetime study, and cures almost
every disease. He cures rheumatism in q
short time. He has new remedies for all
SPECIAL DISEASES. and can cure them very
quickly. His medicines are all given hot. He
uses no cold remedies. He has made a number
OF astonishing cures, and all persona ailine
should at once consult him. Chronic diseases
yield readily to his remedies, and cures where
many others have failed.
NOTICE. am a graduate of the medica,
School of Canton.
.oFF1CE-Red Building, west side Of Monroe
street. ieI N
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LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-15
APPLICATION Eon A pArENT

Vso THE SAGE BRUSH MiSF-So. 5i4-
Il laited Sisters Lend Office. Eureka. Ne
yada, June =, 1~s5s-Sotice is hereby given
that The Atlantic and Parfac Tunnel & Mining
Company. whose Postoflca address is Eureka,
Nevada, have this day hled their application
for q pstent for fifteen hundred linear feet III
the sage Brush mine or vein, bearing silver,
with surface ground two hundred feet in
widts. situste, lying aud being in tbs Eureka
Mining District, county Of kuEtkH. aEd state
Of Nevada, and known and GeHianateG Ay the
field notes and oihcial Ylai on fle ~ thfs aflce
Is Lot No is3. The exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. Is5 being a. follows, 10 wit: Vari-
ation ItA deg, fast. EFfiprine ut 8 peat
marked No. /. e.. &. Survey Sc. Es5. whence
kcoy fiil No. l bears n. / deg. as min. H..
1i,5S4 feet. post On prominent rock. marked u.
$. monument No (. bears y. / deg. n min F.,
$3.50 feet; a spruce PIN tree, three feet IN H.
aineter. standing az The month ~ the B~xceisiur
tunnel, bears 81 Gas So min. east, $50 feet;
post No. 81 Z. 5. Survey No. ia3. LsptcTn
lcde. bears n. ! deg ~ min. W. $50 feet. aud
the ssEe Brush shaft heGrs n. IS deg. w. ESd
feet; thence, running first eoUfse :. 81 deg W,
200 feet. 10 pest marked No. ?, I. 5. survey No.
1856; thence ID course T.. 5 deg W.. i,5Gq feet.
thence, 3D. course y. IS Gee. H., 200 feet. to post
marked No. 4. U. S. Survey No. ls5; and thence,
4th course. 5. 8 deg. f., 500 feet. TO post No. j,
the place of beginning. containing q s9-lb0
acres. This claim is bounded on the north by
the Republic, and on the east by the Lantern
and Welsh King mines. The location Of this
mine IL duly recorded in The Recorders OF.
nee of Eureka Mining District, In Book d,
page Isl. Any and all persons claiming sd.
versely any portion Of said Sage Brr mine,
or said mining ground as here .oe50re de
scribed. sFe required 10 file their ADJ ,rse claim
with the Register Of the United states Land
Ofhce. at Eureka. in the State of Nevada, dur.
ing the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue Of the proyis.
ions of the statute.
je2s-Cod JAS. McMARTIN. Register.