davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07
EAST AND SOUTHEAST.

In Hyde Park, Penn, on the night OF the
10th, Mrs. Davis and her year-old child were
burned to death by the explosion OF kero-
sene lamp.
The Judson Bank Of Ogdensburg, y. r.,
closed lis doris on the ed.
Hon. John CadwalIader, Judge Of the
United States District Court for the Eastern
District OF Pennsylvania, died OF typhoid
pneumonia on the 26th, in his 74th year. He
was a son OF the late Thos. Cadwalladcr. and
grandson OF Gen. Jno. Cadwallader, Of Rev
olutionary fame.
Wilkinson Call, who has just been elected
TO he Uaited States Senate from Florida TO
succeed Mr.. Conover, il a resident Of Jack
sonyille, and about 80 years OF age. He il
OF Wing antecedents, was a Bell and Everett
Elector in 1856, and during the late un-
pleasantness served in the Confederate
Army. He was once before elected to the
Senate, under the reconstruction policy Of
President johnson, but failed OF admission.
r. l.. 4. Beale Conservative, Representa-
tive-elect TO the Forfy-sixth Congress from
the First Virginia District, has been elected
to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Beverly Douglass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07
TIE OFFICIAL. REPORT.

CAMP SIX MILES NORTHEAST or BLUFF
STATION, January p. via FORT RonENso~.--
Gen. CROOK, Omaha: An affair with Chey enne-
took place yesterday about $50 q. M, nc "A
point ten miles east of telegraph line from
Robinson 20 Hat Creek, and i've niie~ north
OF the stage road. The Chey-nnc- fought
with extraordinary courage and fiercenr~s.
and refused all terms but death. The
officers OF the troops behaved with
great spirit. Those engaged were CaptS.
Vessels and Lawson, I.icuts. Chase, HMiiie
and q. W. Baxter. 81 tsvsiry; Lieut.. j. Bax
ter. 9th Infantry. and Dr.. Petty-. Among the
wounded are ser.t. Reed and Private dee
BOISE, Co. II 80 Cavalry. The troops return to
thestation nj once. Tie Indians killed were
seventeen warriors, four women and two
children. nine captured. two Of whom were
not wounded. One man OF the wounded will
probably die. Evans commanding.
lsignedI GEO. CROOK. Brigadicr General
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07

where diphtheria WAS, and that boys and
girls be kept on the streets.
q. NJ. Nelson. who has held the Office OF
County Treasurer Of Fayette County. Ind,
for two terms, enjoying the confidence and
respect OF all. has been arrested, charged
with embezzling $4,000 OF the county funds.
Charles Etheridge, the 81. Paul (Minn.)
defauller who made Oh with some $4,000
in October, has not yet been found by the
detectives. but has returned, through 4
friend, So, 100 10 the bank he dcfrauded
having before paid over - 900. besides pri-
yate debts Of 5000.
The California Constitutional Convention
has rejected all the propositions 10 extend
the elective franchise TO women.
The First National Bank OF Granville, o.,
has suspended. The depositors will be paid
In full, and the holders OF the banks paper
will be losers.
A hurricane occurred at Lockhart, Texas,
on the 10th, blowing down 30 or 40 buildings,
including one hotel and the Presbyterian
Church. The Courthouse, Masonic Hall
and Methodist Church were also damaged.
A little child Of citizen Woodruff was killed,
and many persons severely hurt, but not Ia
tally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07

The French crisis has been ayerted BY the
Government edecting compromise with
the Left, thus securing Ministry i'm accord
with the majority OF the Legislature.
General Grant left Paris on the 22d on his
tour Of the East. The party accompany
Ing him consists Of Mrs. Grant, Col Fred.
Grant, ex-secretary Of the Navy Borie, Or.
Heating, and New York Herald corre-
spondent.
Edward Matthew Ward, the eminent En-
glish painter, i dead, at the age OF 80. He
committed suicide.
AT the conference OF the International
Sanitary Commission at Vienna, at which
Germany, Austria and Hungary were rep
resented, stringent measures were adopted
topreyent the plague now prevalent in Rus
sia from spreading. All railway traffic be-
tween Warsaw and Vienna has been stis-
pended and the Commission resolved, in the
event Of the spread Of the epidemic. 10 en-
tirely close the frontier.
The Grand Duchess Anastasia, tighter Of
the Grand Duke Michael, was married on
the oath 10 Prince Frederick OF Mecklen-
burg Schwerin, at the Winter Palace. ST.
Petersburg, with great ceremony. The city
was Illuminated at night.
The news from South Africa Is that the Zu-
la King refuses all the British demands. The
King has assembled 5000 men on the border.
The High Commissioner had placed all mat
ters connected with Zulu affairs in the hands
Of Gen. Chelmsford, but gave King City
wayo until the 18th Of January to make full
and unconditional submission.
majority Of the people OF Venezuela
have risen in favor Of Guseman BIanco.
Puerto Cabello Is In the possession OF the
reyolutionists and the fort is in possession
OF the Government. The war steamer b.
liyia aided the fort, Smelling the town and
destroying much property and many lives.
tits reported that England intends 10 def
nitely purchase Cyprus to avoid complica-
lions arising from the nominal continuance
OF the sovereignty Of the Sultan. One mil
lion pounds sterling are offered, which the
Sultan will probably accept.
Il Il feared that general business collapse
u imminent In Sweden. Thousands OF peo-
pie are out Of employment.
Stanley Il announced for another African
exploration.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07

The cipher dispatches, $40 In number. have
been placed IN the hands Of the committee hv
Cen. Batter, who made statement that they
were placed upon his dcSl. last sprlnn hyy
some one unknown 10 him. II was nr,le, "a
w the committee that the dit patches IN
printed for their use after being nrone,Iv
Nvunel- 4 resolution that Mr.. Tdcn 10
allowed 10 be rprcrcnted by counsel before
the COMMITTEES WAS tabled BY Nvfe al fhe
Democrats. the Republicans voting ara,nst
the resolution. Gen. Butler was the only
member 81 the committee VITO opposed the
investigation ~ the dispatches.
81. Martin, formerly Deputy Sergeant At
Arms ~ the Committee M New O4lsans. was
called and testified regarding the nfiidavit
recently made ~ him, charging re- pr.srn MI
tive St.nger ~ the Committee and ofhcr Dem
ucrats with the bribery of witnesses n, inp
questioned nc considerable length by s,.,,"
Butler, witness said that Mr.. stem
gers name appeared BY mistake IN tho
anidasit; that IL was Maddox whom
he referred to, and as soon as be saw
printed copy OF the AFFIDAVIT he went
and bad IL corrected. Being further pressed
ne taid that he hnd no intention 81 doing Mr.
stcng"r AN injustice; that II Was u mistake
ana not a lie. Other portions 81 HIS alndnyit
were detlar. by witness 10 lie true Wiln.ss
was then oss- eAafnined regarding ms for
mer evidence before the committee NJ New
Orleans, and testified that II MAS false N
nearly all essential particulars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07

In the Senate, on the 23d, the report OF the
Conference Committee on the Consular ana
Diplomatic Appropriation bin was agreed "a
and the bin passed The total amount an.
propriated - ~ O.5,s35. Mr. burnside rcno,f
"a fayoraby on the House lin ID pro,nnf..
the education 81 the blind Placed on the
calendar. The bill appropriates s2jc 90 ~
perpetual fund 10 aid in the s.fuca
tion OF the blind through the Amefi.
can Printing House for the Blind the money
- be invested in per cents, and the interest
20 De PAID 90 the institution. The iii to
amend the Patent law was then taken ~,
and passed. The hill appropriafino ia oe.o
for expenses Of the Potter Invesfigntinu
committee pa~scd.... In the House. tie Bin
% apply the proceeds ~ @aicS of public
lands 70 the education u the people was
taken up py a vote of l26 yeas to I0s
nays thc Democrats voting In the af.
hrmatise and the Republicans IN the
negatively anh Mr.. GOOde explained tbo oh-
iect Of the bill. stating that this fnnd M ~
20 dedicated 10 the free education Of mi rhil.
nreh both white md colored, but h~ would
oppose every proportion to establish mixed
rchnol- because that would he alike rtffnoua
- the white and c0lorcd races Tine biIl Wa
considered n Committee OF the Whole. bur
not disposed Of.
In the senate, on the 22d, the House bill.
reported from the Committee on Fiuance ves.
terday. 20 facilitate the rrtundinu OF the M.
tionai debt. was passed unanimously The bill
now goes % the President Considerafion nf
the Naval appropriation bill was resumed.
anu Mr. bihine made lengthy argument
AGAINST the clause providing FOR free
s.,nps' which was replied 70 Nv
Mr. Beck. After some further al.
cusssion the bill was read third time and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07
The Teller Committee. CONSISTING q,

ihc itueT Iommittee, consisting or Sem
ators Teller, kirkwood. Cameron. Randolph
anu Mcdonald, began an Investigation OF the
late general election Ia Sonti Carolina M
CHARLES tOn on the 2lSt. The witnesses f}rsf
examined were from Charleston County, ana
" WAS admitted by both Democrats
anu Republicans that all election officers
e s,'.' cit,ss were appointed upon the
rec mnet uAtion 81 the Democratic
republicans, that the managers of tho differ
Ont precincts We're exclusively Democrats ana
thi'ed states super isois IA the different
p"lis were not allowed 10 have "A clerk there
beng no Prov i-ion ia The law for snc.la per.
son. IL Was also testified that the Democratic
Supervisors had no clerks. and cikso f Re.
publican supervisor. were excluded from ina
polling places by order OF the Democratic
Committee. 'e
J. n. Gregg, W. J. Ellie, Jno. Nj. Freeman.
y. J. Young and number OF other Repubit
can ntel states >uis isors of Election az
various polls. testified that large number ~
tissue Democratic ballots were Illegally de-
posted IN tile boxes ~ their several polls
ana that the excessive ballots were drawn
out n- required by law bs blindfoldad
manager, the larger number OF thoS. with
drawn l'sing Republican ballots. Thc~ctis~ne
Daiiots weae used generally thiongnout the
state. a number 81 Democrats testified Ne.
gai1ing tie tissue tickets, DENYING hat they
We're irauaulenly voted, but that they Mere
provided ior coiored Democrats who expect.
ell intimidation from their own people ana
wished 10 vote secretly.
Evidence regarding intimidation OF color
ed Republicans by the Red Shirts. a Demo.
cratic 90 Rsnilalion. was given by various
witnesses, Republicans. which was Offset Nv
Democratic Testimony ~ intimidation on col
ORD Democrats Dy their Republican bieth-
ren.
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION.
Considerable additional testimony Of the
usually contradictory character has been
taken M New or.~@.ss hy the representatives
appointed by the Teller ComfDifiee 10 con.
tlnue the investigation iatO the Louisiana
election The X neral tenor Of the testi.
mony OF Wifnt >~s- on the krpublican
sideis - the effect that there was conspiracy
on the prit ~ the Democrats 10 break mp ne.
gro meetings Tor political effect Democratic
witnesses fe~rircd that such evidence was
unqnsliflsdly false: that the negroes organ
lied and armed. and that whites acted only
Tor the preservation 81 the peace.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07
WEST AND sOUrHWKsr.

The Wisconsin Legislature has elected
Matthew II. Carpenter to succeed Howe a.
United States Senator.
Near Garner Station, on the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad on the 18th inst.
Mrs. George Tucker and three children were
frozen TO death. They started from the sta
ton about Up. m. for their home and froze
to death when about five miles from their
house.
The proposed reapportionment Of Indiana
IL II calculated will give the Democrats nine
Congressional districts-six secure, and 9th
ers having Democratic majorities OF Az,
81 ond 20s-and the Republicans four, with
majorities ranging from ,,2s4 up to G,249.
Horace l.. Hyde, well known St. Louis
newspaper man, and brother Of William
Hyde, Of the Republican, was found dead
on railroad track in the vicinity OF Jeffer-
son City, Mo-, on the morning OF the 2sd.
He had been run over by q passing train.
The Coroner's Jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death.
At Washington, Iowa, on the morning OF
the 18th, Mr.. o. r. Hall, wealthy and re-
spected farmer, killed his daughter Emma,
splitting her head open with an Ak while she
lay sleeping, and then blew his own brains
out with revolver. No cause for the tragedy
IL known, as the most kindly relations were
supposed to exist between father and daugh-
ter A. well as between other members
Of the family, those remaining being the
mother and five other daughters. 1t ap-
pears TO have been an undoubted case or
temporary insanity.
The Missouri state Insane Asylum No. 2,
at 81. Joseph, was DESTROYED BY fire on the
afternoon OF the 25th The fire originated
In the dry ing-room, over the laundry, and
spread 50 rapidly that 1t could not be check
ed by the meager appliances AZ hand. All
Of the inmates, go in number, were res
cued.
Ben Daniels colored, and his two sons, who
were under arrest near Arkadelphia, Ark,
chnged with robbery and arson, were taken
from the sheriff on the night OF the oath by
q band Of masked men and hanged 10 4 tree.
Anamosa, Iowa, u having n terrible cx-
perience with diphtheria. There are several
hundred cases there and many deaths have
occurred. All the public schools have been
closed, the sunday schools discontinued and
religious services suspended. The town Il
practically Guaranteed. Al meeting Of
citizens and physicians held to discuss meas
ures 70 abate the complaint, II was recon-
mended that the Mayor designate houses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-07
CURRENT NEWS.
WARRINGTON.

The Potter Committee on the 2ad began
m investigation Of the cipher kilograms.
Gen. sherman will soon start on a two
weeks tour OF the South Atlantic States, TO
examine the abandoned military posts and
neglected property Of the United States,
with view to ascertaining the measures
necessary 70 secure the interests OF the Unit
ed States.
The House Committee on Appropriations
on the ed had finished the Post office, Leg
islative, Judicial and Executive Appropria-
tion bills.
payment OF arrearages OF pensions. The
Commissioner OF Pensions estimates that
the arrearages subject to payment under
the provisions Of the bill will aggregate $50
100000.
The Arkansas Legislature has elected J.
ID. Walker United States Senator, as sue
cessor TO Senator Dorsey.
The Joint Congressional Committee APP
pointed TO consider the advisability OF trans
ferring the Indian Bureau from the Interior
TO the War Department are equally divided
on the subject, four being in favor Of ana
four against the proposed change. Two re-
ports will therefore be presented to Con-
gress, and there Is some difficulty in decid-
ing which OF the two reports should be enti-
tied TO precedence.
There Is one point in the Pension Arrears
bill which it is thought will be referred BY
the Interior Department for construction
from the Department OF Justice. The new
law says the arrearages OF pensions shall be
paid at the rate for which the soldier was
originally pensioned. As Congress has
changed the rate several times and the
latest applicants originally received the
largest pensions, the man who gets PEN
stoned now gets heavy sum in
arrearages. The totally disabled man
originally got s. per month, now
he gets So. The question then in the case
of totally disabled new pensioner l.,
whether he be paid arrearages at the rate OF
So or $ per month. The Commissioner
will ask Congress at once for an appropria-
fion to carry out the law and that II be made
available. The additional evil
dence needed in the cases OF those now re- 4
ceiving pensions will be very slight. The
will ask a small increase in I
clerks and that the pension agencies be re-
districted without increase OF offices.
A DcinociatiC toukft~sionAi Sauclrs neiu
70 consider the Chinese question, adopted
resolutions declaring that Chinese immIgrs-
ton should be restricted, and in favor Of
modification Of the Burlingame Treaty. in
accordance with this design; and urging the
passage OF the bill reported from the Com
mittee on Education and Labor, by Mr..
Willis. OF Kentucky, which prohibits the
landing in the United States Of more than
fifteen Mongoians by any one vessel.
DR.. Linderman, Director OF the Mint,
lied on the 27th. Mr.. A. L. Snowden, POST
master at Philadelphia, has been appointed
Is his successor.
The entire sale Of public lands--Govern-
nent, railroad and State-during the last
ear was 11,292,2 46 acres. This is a large
xcess over the sale Of 1872, the year pre-
'ious to the panic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-12
APPLICATION FOR a PATENT

TO THE WELSH KING MINE-N0. 5l3.-
United States Land Office, Eureka. New,
June %. ls79.-Notice is hereby given, that
the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel and Mining
company whose PUstoftice address IL Eureka,
Nevada, have this day filed their application
fer q patent for eight hundred linear ietto OF
the Welsh King mite or vein, bearing SILVER
with surface ground 1--WE hundred teti IN
width, situate, lying aud being IN Eureka Min
ing District, county Of Eureka and State CT Ne
yads, and known and designated by the heid
notes and official plat on hls IN this once a.
Lot No. ISL. The exterior boundaries OF SAID
Lot M. la being RS follows. 10 wit; Nhriotlon
I6h degrees east. Beginning at L post marked
No. /. Z. s. Survey No. lsi, TIE same being post
No. /, o.. s. Survey No. 1s3, Lantern lode,
whence Ruby Hill No. ] bears n. ! d. IN 9 =,
1851 feet: post on prominent rock marked Y.
s. monument No. 4. bears n. deg II mia. f.,
1872 feet: spruce tree, three feet in dlsneteT,
standing at the mouth Of Ixrelsir tunnel.
bears n. Ga deg. 81 NTH. u. $40 feet; and the
center Of the top of the Welsh iaelire tears
S. 10 deg. W. 40 feet: thence, running first
course 5. 5 deg. E.. See feet, to pest No. 2 u. >.
Snryey No. 1874 thence, second course y. -
deg. W. eco feet, to post marked No. 8 u 5
Survey No. lS4; thence, thitd courss N o deg.
w, sea feet. to post marked No. 4 u. s Survey
No. is&. the same being post n. 2 Of said sur
vey No. Is9. and hence, 4ih course n. ~ deg.
E., zoe feet. to post No. /. tue place Of begin
ming, containing three 6T-iee acres. This claim
Is bounded on the north by the Lantern.
The location of this mine is duly recorded ia
the Recorders ofice Of Eureka Mining District.
in Book j, page ~. Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion Of said Welsh
King Iuine or ssid mining ground, a. here
inbs fore described, arc required to file
their adverse claim with the Register II the
United States Land Office, at Eureka. in tie
state Of Nevada, during the sixty days period
of publication hereof. or they win Be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the ststute.
je29-eod JAS. McMARTIN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-12
APPLICATION foR 4 PATENT

yyO THE SAGE BRUSH AISK-NO. 5is.-
Il United States Lsud 9Mee, Eureke, Ne
yada, June -, ~Is7S.-Noffce 81 hereby given
that the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel Mining
Company, whose Postofice address II Eureka,
Nevada. have this day filed their application
for a patent for hfte.n hundred linear feet of
the Sage Brush mine or VEIN, bearing silver,
with surface granBd two hundred feet IN
width. situate. lying and being In the Eureka
Mining District. county OF Iureka, and State
Of Nevada, and known and cesignated by tie
field notes and ofHeisl plat On nie in this office
ar Lot No. les. The exterior boundaries If
alton ith deg. tskt. Beginning at n post
marked No. /. II. s. Survey No. Ist. whence
Ruby Hill 30. l bears n. / deg. AZ min. T.,
1f,354 feet. post on prominent rock. marked u.
S. monument No !. bears N. l deg. % min. T.,
4 1850 feet: a spruce pine tree. three feet in Gi-
ameter. stHHdiDg at the mouth of The Excelsior
tunnel, bears y. II deg 81 min. cast, $50 feet;
post No. = of L. 3. Survey No. 1s3, Lantern
lode, bears n. l deg. 80 min. W, 400 feet; and
the Sage Brush shaft bears N. is deg. W., tS5
feet. thence, running first course 5. IS deg. W.
200 feet, 10 post marked No. 2, q. :. Survey Ne.
ls5; thence. I'd course n. 5 deg W, l,a1 feet.
10 post marked No. 3 q. s. Survey No. 1855
thence, Sd course n. SIS deg. f., 20 feet. to post
marked No. 4, u. S. Survey No. 10; and thence.
ith course. ;. ) deg. T., 500 feet. 10 post No. l.
the place OF beginning. containing 6 ss-iuo
acres. This claim is bounced TN tie north by
the Eeruhlie. and On the east by the Lantern
and Welsh King mines. The location Of this
mine Is duly recorded in the Recorders Of
nee Of Eureka Mining District, in Book ID,
page ISL ANY and all persons claiming adj
verSely any portion of said Sage Erush mine,
or said mining ground rs hcreinbsforc de-
seribed, are required 10 file their adverse claim
with the Register of the United States Land
Ofs.ce. at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. dur
ing the sixty days period Of publication hereof.
OF they will he barred ly virtue of the provis-
ions OF the statute.
je2a-eod JAS. MoMARTIN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-12
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
.....T,oN YOR a PATENT

RIO THE LANTERN NINE.-No.
states Land Once, Eureks, nevada. snne
q. is79.-Notiee Is hereby s MN Mining Gonna
A.hnsa postoffice address Is Eureka, NeVa-
~ h.ra tbis day fled their application foT a
ustent for fourteen hundred linear feet OF tne
lantern mine OF vein bearing siiveI, :
49, and being in Eureka Mining District,
Gnetv ~ Eureka and State of Nevada, ana
tnovn and designated by the neid hotfs ana
ae6cisi plst on die in this office a. Lot No. 20.
The erterior boundaries OF said Lot No. 1888
~. ss So,lovs. 10 wit: Variation, IGN de-
o.aa cast beginning at a post marked mol,
n g survey No. 1888, whence Ruby Hill NO. !
bears n d. 6 m E., 1851 feet; post on proini-
nent rock marked y. ;; inon.nsh. no, n en
tree three feet In diameter, standing al the
month of the Excelsior tunnel. bears y. % de8.
10 min. f.. 4g6 feet; and the center OF inc Top
Of tbe Lantern incline bears N. l4H deg. W,
ia feet. thence, running LIST course ). 80 deg.
w 90o feet. to post marked No. 2, u. 3. Sur
vev No. 1888: thence, I'd course N. 0 deg W.,
1 400 feet. to post niurked NO. ., U. .. onrVty
M. ls3. thence, Sd course N. 10 deg. r., zVo
feet, to post marked NO. =, u =; sur'tSs 80,
Is3. and thence, 4th course y. . deg. T., %!
feet To the northern boundary OF U. ..
survey No. 145, Gas Light lode, whence posi-
No. 1 of said Gas Light survey bears N,s'H
deg. W. 16 5-l0 feet, l.2G2 10 feet, 70 southern
boundary Of said u. S. Survey No. las, whence
most N, OF said Gas Light survey bears N.
sTb deg. W. % $40 feet, 400 feet, to post No.
/. the place of beginning. SO much Of sara Y.
s. survey No. 145, Gas Light lode, as conniets
with this survey. is hereby excluded SOFA
conflict is described as follows. TO wit Begin
ming at Post No. l of said Gas Light survey
and running thence list course s.. s7k deg Il.
I6 $40 feet: thence, ID couse S. 8 deg y, GOO ~
feet. theme, Sd course N. BIN DEG. W. 10 s-iu
feet. 10 post No. A of said Gas Light survey;
and thence, ith course N. AZ deg H., 600 rect,
TO the place of beginning; which tract being
excluded from this survey, leaves remaining
from this survey Ave 65-l0o acres. THIS claim
Is bounded on the south hy the Welsh hine
mine, and aud on the east by the eas ilsn'
mine. The location Of this mine Is duly re-
corded In the Recorders Office of Eureka MIN
ing District. in Book d. page ia. Any ana AZ
persons claiming adversely any portion OF shiu
Lantern mine, or said mining ground as mere
inbefore described, are required to file Their
adverse claim with the Register Ct The tinted
States Land once, at Eureka, in the State OF
Nevada, during the sixty days period OF publ
cation hereof, or they viii be barred by virtue
of the provisions of the statute.
ie2g-6Od JAS. McMARTIN, Register.