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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-02
A Professors oulckness of Retort.

associated with the University of Vtr-
giinia, was noted for his quickness of
retort and some of his repartees, which
are fading out of contemporary mem
ory, are worthy OF preservation.
Once, many years ago, being on a
visit to Washington, he thought he re-
cognizeda friend In the man who was
Immediately before him. q
GLOW are you?p he said, clapping
the supposed friend famillarly on the
shoulder.
"My name Is Hull, SIR"
81 beg your pardon" said the Pre-
fessor. ~ was looking for the Colo
nell" Gross 90
On another occasion, as he was walk.
ing, looking intently at something in
the street, man coming in the oppo-
site direction, who was gazing with
equal earnestness into a shop window,
ran shoulder to shoulder against him.
The stranger drawing himself up in
extreme hduteur said:
"Why did you run against me ?"
With equal severity the professor
answered in exact Initiation of his ques-
TONER'S tone and manner:
"FOr precisely the same reason that
you ran against me-" and the encoun-
ter ended in good natured laugh.
A gentleman coming into mis- office,
one day said:
doctor, why do you keep your room
SO hot? lT is like an Oven."
81 must" he answered promptly,
''for it is here that make my bread. y
Many years ago this Incident was
told in one of the magazines, but the
point WAS somewhat missed, rs the con-
tributOr made it bake instead of make.
On visit to New York publishing
house, against which he had claim
for six hundred dollars, he was usher
ed into the office where one of the firm
sat on high stool, pNmpouslv shelfing
letters. The professor stood awaiting
recognition, but no notice was taken Of
him. Finally the small business man
twisted himself around. on his perch,
and said in most lsnpercilous of
zones:
"WhaL?"
"rhat, !" said the professor, handing
the order for tlfe money"
The business was settled without an
other word. v -er---
A very tiresome civil engineer had
been vexing the righteous soul of one
of the University professor who for a
joke and to rid himself of the nuisance
sent him to DIR. R with his engi-
neering schemes, rs to a congenial and
sympathetic soul. lie therefore came
with high hopes, and unfolded his
schemes several times with wearisome
multiplication of details to the devoted
professor, when the listeners impa-
tience made itself felt. The engineer
continued To say. "Just one moment
Professor one thing more" Finally
his hearers much tired patience show
ed signs of utterly giving way, where
upon the patentee again said:
81 only want to show you one thing
more, Professor. 1 have invented a
short method of boring mountains,
which L think will prove very valua-
ble." -
"My dear SIR" burst forth the wear
led listener, elf you would only Invent
short method of boring individuals
you would confer lasting favor on
the race" The engineer departed.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-02
How Adams handled u, ALusIket.

In 1777, John Adams was appointed
commissioner to France, To take the
place of Silas Deane, and embarked on
board the Boston frigate. In the course
of the voyage, the commander of the
Boston saw sail, which carried; the
flag of the enemy, and the temptation
to engage with her was so strong, that,
although contrary to his orders, which
were limited to carrying Mr.. Adams to
France, he determined, if possible, to
capture her. Having obtained the
permission of the commissioner, he
made sail in chase; and when coming
up with the enemy, he represented the
danger Of remaining on deck, and in
sisted upon Mr.. Adams retiring below
out of gun shot. Having seen his
charge safely deposited with the sur
geon, the captain returned to the deck /;
the courses were clewed up, all hands
sanded, matches lit, and the fight begun.
In the midst of it, the captain saw, to
his surprise, that Mr.. Adams had es-
capped his confinement below, and, with
m usket in hand, was doing the duty of
marine with great dexterlty and COM
posure. He Immediately went to him
and said, "My duty, sir, is to carry you
unhurt to France, and as you are un-
willing to 60 under matches of your own
accord; 1t is my duty to put you there;"
and seizing the future President of the
republic in his arms, he had him con-
veyed to place of safely, and took meas
ures to keep him there, which were
etiectual.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-02


Without word the two women, wound
their arms around each other, and wept
tears of silent joy; for unless some william
GUS trick had been practiced upon them, he
who had for years been the cherished darl-
ing of their hearts had been given back to
them once more.
Ay. and was in the room even now as he
quickly let them know, when he thought
their agitation had somewhat abated, and
that he could safely emerge from the hid
ing place he had sought beneath the bed.
Hearing from the residents of the house in
which he left his mother and his betrothed
that they deemed him dead, and fearing
the effect his sudden appearance might
have upon them, he had left the note with
in their sight, in order to announce the fact
of his existence as gently as he could ;
whilst the frequent visits made to the Red
Lion by their landlord and landlady gave
him opportunity for secretly returning to
the house, and seeking hiding place where
he could watch the effect of his ruse.
The compassionate fellow-lodger who
had lent Lucy the candle waited long time
ere it was returned; indeed, as matter OF
fact, that particular Illuminating medium
was not returned at all, for it had nearly
burnt itself out ere any one remembered
that it had been borrowed; but really there
was every excuse, for Alfred had so much
to tell How at first he had been unfortu-
in Australia; how, in fit of desperation,
he had resolved to try the diggins, and was
wonderfully successful, getting in less than
six months some nuggets that realized him
| SO, 600; how he resolved not to take his
money with him on board the Juno, but
have it sent over on some future occasion
how, when the steamer fOundered he had
managed to secure himself to a broken spar
and after forty-eight hours exposure had
been picked up by a passing vessel; and
finally, the difficulty he had had in finding
his mother and bctrothed in their new
abode
Then, with tears in their eyes and smile
upon their lips, they told him of the dispo
sal of their last sixpence, and of their con
dding trust i'm Him who, after a night OF
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-02

Genius is sometimes arrogant; know
ledge is always difiident.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.


Two THE LUCKY BOY AlNE-No- NE
rs LAID once. Eureka. Sevsda- July
I'd 1~s-s-Netee Is ksreby gwen. That A
Tstu@. ". A. No~at=omery. Annie i Biiss. Geo.
Gavin Mres. scott. Z. K. Dodge. and b..
:. Harris. whcse rostofhce sddFess - ka-
~. ~.x.s. have iass s.y aled their appli-
r,tian for ! psteas fer fifteen hundred hBesr
FEET Of TIE Laqky BOY mine, OF vein bearing
silver. With sarface ground TIVE hnnssed feet
in wfdfh- situate. lying and being IN Eureka
W;ri-g nsssrTrt Caanfy q Eureka and State
- Sexsis sna known and designated By the
1ssI nss@s AM eGeizl Fl-; O 1le n to.s SASs
- ~ ~ "a. The exterior boundaries Ct
sd Lot NJ ISo hesrg - follows 10 vii; Vs.
riatiau lsA 1rErees eaSt- Beginning 81 . pest
msrked No !. ii. :. Survey No. les. whence the
aarstnr IN ~ to~n ct Eureka bears n s. deg.
~ ain y. ss7I feet. Eaby Hill No. l bears y.
4 tfru - usi-. W. feet. post No. ] 81 T.
: S-~x.x xo 81 wilson lode. bears ; . deg
. usfn- " ss1 feet. the JACKSON shaft bears y.
- de- Is rufu- W as Ito feet: and tie Lucky
Rov st.fs besrs s IL deg e 1fs feet t-enee,
running first coarse z &c isets 70 posi- MsfAea
No. :. {. : survey 40 fsg; thence. "a course
: 20 80 - rrst marked NJ. 3. L. s. Survey
Ne 80. -hfuer n ecurss ". 200 feet. 70 = post
rssrkef Ne. Of L. :. Survey No iss. AID
theme. sth course y. 1850 feet 70 pest No. l.
the place q h@s1rlins- Containing Q %-.S
nerss- This claim is bounded on he south p
the Camel. The location u this mine - 1uiy
--sorsed il Box =. pzgs las IN the Dis
trsct M;utrr Recorders Ofdee q EureAa
Mining District. Any and all Tersons claim
adver<4iy Any poTfna q sid LGsks Boy
Eine. OF said mining ground as herelboeiore
described. are required to Ole their adyeFse
clsim with the Register oi the tnitfa States
LAID oaee. at Eureka N ne s'1te q SsN.aA,
during the sixty days period 81 pe1-s.tish
hereof. or they viii b barred BY virtue q HE
provisions e the statute
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
District Court Summons.

IN II DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
L Judicial District. In and for Eureka County.
Stat. Il Nevada. The state Of Nevada sends
greeting 10 James slas;
You are hereby required 10 appear In an &C
ton commenced s2sinst yea As defendant. by
James II. owen. a. plaintiff. Ia the District
Court Of the Sixth Juafcfsl District, in and fat
the county u kureks. state OF Seysda. a. the
town o. Fureks. and answer tbs complaint
therein. which IL on file Wfth the CLERK Of said
court, within ten days after the service on ysu
Of this summons exclusive Of the day Of ser
yicet, II served IN said county. or twenty days
II served cat VI said county. but within iris
District. and In al other osses forty days, or
judgmsn: by default will be taken zgsihst you.
according 10 the prayer of ss.d complaint.
The said action Is brought TO recover 1u6g-
ment against you. the said defendant. for the
sum Of nine hundred and f~fty-hve dollars, in
o.. $. gold coin, on a certain profnissury note.
mHce and delivered by You to The plaintiff, De-
ember Sd. 1875. in the sum Of i've hundred
doilArs; and also to foreclose q certain mort
gage given by sou 20 plsintff, TO secu1e sid
note, npon Lot No. Q, in Block No. "a. In the
Monroe Survey OF the town Of Eureka. being .
part Of the Robins tract; aud for one hundred
dollars, sttorney fees. for the foreclosure Of
said mortgage.
And you are hereby notified, that If you fall
10 appear snd answer the said complaint IS
above required, the said plaintiff will ask the
Court for the relief demanded In the COM
plaint.
In testimony whereof. I. Ell DODGE, have
hereunto set my hand azd sfixed the seal Of
sid Court, tails lst day Of September, A. d.
1876.
rsEAL.l E. n. DODGE.
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial District.
Eureka County. Nevada.
By Z. NJ. BRILL. Deputy Clerk.
JoHs 7. BAKER. Pics Atty. s2-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The SIXTH
Il Judicial District. in and fas EzrsAs eOunty,
Stats q NsFadx. The State q Neysda sends
greeting 10 d. Koehlsrs
Y0u are hereby required 70 appear ia an
action commenced against yen. As defendant,
by s. NJ. Eoehier ss plxiutr. in the District
Court q the sixth Judicial District. IL AID for
the County Of EurekA. State Of Nevada. 81 TIA
toEn q Eureka. and answer the complaint
sherein- which Is on file with tbs CLERK Il sssa
Court. within ten DAYS after the serviee Oh yeu
OF this Hamcu exclusive 81 tEs day q SER
vice. If served IL said eenEfy. or tweniy days
II served cut Of said county. bat within this
district. snd in al other eases forty days, or
~judgrnen. By default will Be tzksa against y9n,
according 10 the prayer Ct SAID complaint
The said aettOn Is brought against you, the
said defendant, fer the purpose az obtaining
3 deeres Of divorce froin TIE bends Of naairt-
IRONY now existing between piainti1 1Gd de-
PENDANT, said plzinflr alleging ID her said
eomp!strt that you. said defenaant have been
guilty Of extreme eraeify towards plsintia.
rendering her lie miserable and undesirable.
and that yon. said defendant. have failed and
neglected.. fer over ore year tianectzfey pre-
eeding tbs commencement Of this action, TO
provide the plaintiff with the common neees-
ssTiss - life, which neglect WIS not the resuls
Of poverty on Ycux part. and which coGla Got
have heea avoided on gpas part b. Ordinary
industry. ard which will murs fully appear By
reference - plaintiffs complaint on file here
Ia. certified copy q which - here with served.
And you are hereby notined. that II you fail
to sppssf AID s.s~er the SAID complaint -
above required. the said plsintif viii apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded therein,
and for costs.
- liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I. z. II.
/SraI Dodge. hsve hersunto set my
- hand and sshxed the seal VI said
Nv Court this nth day Of July.
A. D. 1870.
T.. X DODGE,
CLERK District Court. sixth Judicial District,
Eureka county. Nevada.
SHAWN By T.. NJ. hxLL, Deputy CLERK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
APPLICATIONS FOR pArrxr


THE COSSELL NINE No -, -Af
As1d OHee. kurtks. Sexsds t.s {.
io.s-sct1ee II hereby given r., august s.
C'hAei. w. r. Richard. sh Q.
49,. soof.rsi = Eureka. Nevada ssoss
mcdonald. post f1ee address TrsAhd Chas.
hAse this day fiei their sn-ise.sfs- Aev.,
parfnf Ter fifteen hundred uxIf t-1oh Tor !
NJ C'1Deii mine, o. vein besrtns ess-ieetef
sorfsce ground two hundred saeassr. With
n.etn, sifaate- lying AID being IN Enr teet tn
ing District. County Of Eursfa 80 g siin-
Nevada. and knoxn szd se-s~- s1a State q
notes sDd onessi plat On Gle al ~ ~ held
l@t %nsNhFF OHe hrnfired ara Nso.1es az
The exterior Dou1dEries q szsd 10y !lsJl.
follow, 70 Wit Variation IeL icing
c1@hessaAG At a poet marked SeesqIess
oAfNF 10 ~. whence the rscs4-e 4 U.
town o. Eureka Tears \ &c d. n tie
nnhy hill Mo- bean y g de- ieet;
s.DsZ feet, tAe Jafkson shaf; 49, hin, VI,
min W e@2 40 feet. the so.fS - eeg Ii
nesrs ~ deg T.. LIS feet: thenr@ slsft
1870 : - csg. = III s-l6 fee, ,HHs
western boundary II Z. S srrvsr = NE
Lrek5 Eoy lode. whence pest NJ 70 10,
Lncky Boy surrey bears y sls Li6 ~. J. sid
ieff, tcthe eastern bgandsrr a. +, I - 80
70 -. Lucky Boy lode, whence ~, sersey
A. @sF surrey bears y ia5a 4 1eStta
feat. 70 past marked No II Y leet,
No 1Sa. thence "a course ( az surrey
itet. 70 poet marked No 3. Us Sur-S 10
theEee. 81 course y 2sx der. W ~ sciss,
y he eastern boundary 0f s2id .urys- s.Sieet,
w SD tset. t. the western bsunds--as ~ ir.
survey W 10 i5so feet. 70 post u.-1 = Nd
, surrey No 40; thence. al co., so4
at1. r. ~ fett T. Yczt No 4. the ~.
ginning - mesh cf U 5. surSer e
L9fks By lqess A. conflicts with th5sAs,
hereby e2esaas1- said eenafett IL as.-h
follows 8sgIBniEg At ; post On H. -
<taAAaFt 81 us survey. 3heree -, x-ss
tass SURVEY. NJ 80. bears N. a9k - rSt1
$40 feet thsaees running lst eouyrs III
deg r. 43 fesf: thence. "a ea-,rss -
Tel; tAsnee- u seurse y. 4 dec n ~
and thence, ttt egurse y. as ~. ts esi
l. ginning 9hseh tract tesDe e~xrlnaia ~
tEis survey. lesFes Remaining Z lfso ltoAa
IT, ei1ina = ssrnded on ths nortbsst ~ ,a.
Lnfky Fey The ~luesstsu u thSs n',r~ ~
reerdea IN TIE EeeorSsrs Ufee ~ aaiy
MINING pisziei, in booA Z ssss "a. Ar
81 persons claiming adv rxeiy - = AhJ
said Cornell n4irf, or SAID tssDstr s-r.n VI
~heresntefere DESERVED. are fssr.rss - IS
their adverse claim With us p4ss.,1- ~
United tzies LsHd ofars. :. Kr-ets = rs
state q segsaa- turing tie sixty 6sT@ : shs
q publication btreof. or hey win r. r.o1
by virtue u TIE pravtsiaas u tbe ststn,s a
an6-iSsd Jas. MrNApsrrx 49,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
.ppE.c.rIos roR A Patent

rro THE CLOUD NINE.-No. S2s-v a
IKnd Cnsce, Eureka. Nevada, AnkassE
ISTe.=Nuttee IS hereby gayen, tnst ".nnaSisy
stuxeh. Samuel J Beshee, jean =. nas-ssis
end John shoenbsr. whose rosiofaee saa,s
Eureka. Nevada. have this day hie1 ttn Mn
piieatsou for 4 patent fer six buhstrS IN
linear fest Of the Cloud mine, OF Net1 SOD
silver, with surface ground I've Alas - Il III.
feet In width, situate, lying ana v.~sts And
reka Mining District. County O. Lr-tadb y
State 81 Nevada. aud known sna des5t ~ M,
tire field notes and ofieisi plat ca ~ rs,str.
cfice ~ Lot Nuiuier one Hnnafsa So y ssid
four tlgsi. The exterior teAhrst x.-i.tioa
Lot No. Ie4 being as follows, % VII l.,tsd
igk deg F.st commencing At post Isua,iii
Nc. /. L. $. Survey No 1874, whence : Sorr.
No. 1 bears y 2 deg Z. io,is6 feet: = -. swa
meut No 4 bexrs y ! deg ~ nlin z ! deg
the Inein incline upon tAis lede 49, : ) deg
", ST. feet; thence runnins Isl eoNiss n d.
r. 10 lie feet. TO the southern oosn yhenes
s. survey No i2T. Iot A NefsmcrAs iV.e, r~ssrsN
nest No i II said MttsnoTss snrNt! I'D
1sA deg L 70 feet, t9 iset' 70 course 5,
No z u. 3. Survey No lei; thener. NJ IL. s.
81 deg W. eco fest, 20 post maiAe" ( q deg W,
sury,- M fas, thence, sd course Ssues No
coo feet. to pest msfked No : : n f,et.
lB&. thence. s.h course y, :! ces r. - sn,yty
10 the western boundary % sag : ,hs Mace
No l27. lot A.. go feet, to PSI x5 l2f,
Ms iose a. enrfieis vfth "a
survey Is hereby excluded. Said eohaxaId
scribed as follows BeetnDink - sns,ce. III
this survey, No Iss. snd rnhnlhs n eonrss
S. Tgsl deg ~ Iss $40 feet, 70 post AesS los
Mstsrnorss survey; thence. ~ = Il dea
den ", Is feet. sud thence. an eosf, rss,nntusi
Z. ia S 10 tett. TO the pisse % No survey.
which tract being excluded i."aA ~his sisim Is
leaves remaining 3 e6-Ino hcrrs. nine,
bounded on tbs nertb by the heisHol arded ii
The location OF tins mine - GUY ,Sns BIZ.
the Recordsr's once q Eursss ars. Any
triet. In sook L. page -. o. ssle nv norton
Of said cloud mine. or sid mining ssos u ale
herein efore described, are regu,n..u n tho
their adverse claim with the Eeslssss b The
United states Lsnd once. ~ kuss,. re:svd
state Of Nevada, during the sl1S,i be barred
by virtue of he provisions Of tie ss,,uI .,sr,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
ron a PATENT

ITO TIE IT'LL GIANT Mt<t-S9 2-@-
Z. : Land uesse. Enrek&. SeFsda. August
&. IsT9-Nctec - hereby given, that u n
Fclsy. whoss pest lice address l. fHresA, Ne
vza1, has thls day hlea bis application for
rsfeut for one Thousand fI.0oNl linear festo
tie LATHE Giant Ins4e. or vein bearing silver,
With sursa E srpuH1 two E1ldre1 3-s4 itet II
width, situate. iylng ami being ia k1xtkN Ain-
iug n8sfrlet. c1aasy q Eureka 2nd -istt q
Nevada. and known and Designated by the
lid nutes znd oa8efai plat on niei this cihes
a. Let SssEaeer uns Hnaercd ard Niaetgfwo-
Tie e~zfsri8r boundaries q said Lot 4S2 beng
ss tatiowS- 10 uIf. NsfiAtiUl ihk degrees Efst
CsEaasenslng 81 = post marked No. /, L. ; SUI
vev Ne fs4. whence Ruby Hul IN 1 bears ; ~
De- luin /. 1.SIs feet. tire Kifhmana shaft
b@zrs : - deg = min r. 2,eN feet and the
little Giant shaft besTs \ ASA asg W. SS4 feet.
thencF. running lst course v zl5 feet. 70 post
marked Ne 2. e. 5. Survey No lg-. tAs1ce. I'd
course y = de= - min " G4l $40 feet. 10 pasf
marked Nos. q. :. Survey M 49,. THENCE ID
course y. go feet. to post MARKED No sU.s-
Survey No -. thence 18th course T. 10 feet to
post marked No 3. T.. ). Survey No lgg: thence.
SIT coarse (. go feet. - pas; married Nos Z.
;. Survey No IN; thence. 6th course :, 40 deg
f. so feat. to pest No /. the place 4 begin
hing. containing 4 T1-ina seres. This claim b
euanae5 "a the north by the Loae IlHs. The
locaaen q this mine Is duly recorded IN the
Recorders once II Eureka Mining District, in
Book r. page SIS, Il said District Records.
Auy and al persons claiming adversely any
portien ~ said Little Gfaat mine. or said min
Ing ground a. bereluhefnre 1sseribed. are re-
quirai 60 nis their Edvsrse elzim With the Reg
lister u the United States Land Ufaee. Al Iu-
reks. in the state ~ NevaEs, during the SIXTY
DAYS period % publication hereaf. or they vii
be barred BY virf1e Of the provisions Of The
statute
Au7-o8d JAS. MeNARTIN. Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
APPLICATION FOR A PArESr

Two THE NEW YEAR MINf-So. 6o-rE
/ land 0aics. Eureka, Nevada, Aegusf4,
iss9.-Nottes - hereby given that Martin PlsH-
toas. whose posiofnse zdSress Is Eureas- Ne.
patent for 200 linear feet q tie New Yesg Eins.
or ve!a bezrfug silver, wish surface ground 20
fest III width. situate. 8ytug and being 10 "a.
reta M4Etug District, County 81 taFsga AEe
sta;s q Nevada, snd kncwu lad 1ssignsssd y
tie FIELD nafes AID psieiai plat en aif 10 tas
IA : e. Let i9a The exterior bcundsriss q
said Lot ias being a. follows. 70 wit, fsriatsea
ls% DEGREES East. Beginning 81 0 post Eafsss
Nc. 1, e. 5. Survey No. 1873. whence habs hi
No 1 bears y 0dsg. 10 Iain =. loss feet Psi
on yrunginsrt rosk. uarAed : AeanEsrt
No. 4. bars y. ~ deg. % min W, sis lie issti
the Banner shaft beers n ~ deg " min. b.
$50 feet: sna the New Year shaft tezrs 5 IN
Eex. W. SIS zi0 feet; theme. ranling Isl
conr1e s. 20 deg W. %s ITO feet 10 ne sori1.
srn boundary a z. ; Survey No. iel. pea4
pruke lode. whence post Ne. ) q .sie pSsa
Broke sarvey bears :. ssh dsg v Z sssisi
se fest. u post msrkea Nc 2 I : sarye! -.
lss. thence, III coarse n. 30 teg W, autett'W
p1et msrked No. s. L. : survey Nc rs nehfs,
IA course y. 20 deg T. SEQ feet, to pesi msfata
No. 4, L. ; Survey M. laa; and thfnes. ~
course 5 70 deg r. sic feet, 10 The western
t.auudarv Of sssa Dead Eroks surrey w1fnss
post No 1 u ssfa Dead Erpke survey eesfss'
4 a.a W. 2BS STE feet, 40 feet, 20 lesf ~,
The place u beginning 50 much o. saf
vey No l@t Desd Broke lode, a. fShA,tA ss
this survey IL hereby ~exeinaed. said oalsle'
il ac~.r4hed a. follows. Beginning At rosfsa
1af this survey. No. isa.. ard runninf ,serss'
LIST course :. 20 deg. W. @N lie feti; ih.,ss'
"a course S. sgA deg. W 20 Hio:sst 70 pes'ss'
9 q said survey No. lsI. thssee. 81 seaisss
4 deg. W, aS5 40 feet; snd ihsrce. ~ so@ars
y Todse. y. lgT Ito feet. 10 The isee q esEih.
ming; which trae; being ercludee I'VE M.
survey. leaves remaining ? e3-hV sIss r@S
claim H. bounded en- the north ~ 'hs g
Broke. The location Of this DiEs Is ~ d.
corded IN tie Recorders ofiee q tnreAA -. n
ing District. IN Beck p. page Ice AZ. ~ n
persona Claiming adversely any rertsno y -
New Year mine, or ssid mining efoche = al,
fnN~fore described, are required 70 Hs si,s5
adverse elsim with the kegister o. = 5000
NevsAs, dnriag the sixty days peTl~1 VI.
ljcaflon hereof. or they will be hAffs1 y '"
tue OF he provisions Of tie sts.ate
sus-eld JAS. MeNARTIS. Register