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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26
{ JENKINS, ~ Annihilator y new

q - jenkins rs Annihilatory never
fails to cure theavery worst fornssof
Rheumatism. Gout and Neuralgia
Read the testimonial Of a gentleman
who suffered for years:
N. JESKiNs--Have been afflicted with
Rheumatism for MANY years. Have
used the Annihilator with great benefit.
CoLuMBUs II. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice Mill, New Orleans.
Send for Circular to N. JEN-
KINS i CO., Proprietors, New Or
leans, La. ifsss9ffoa !s9slia $50
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

Comparative lite interest attaches
TO- suici.les Of an ordinary character.
but sometimes it happens that the
suicide deliberately prepared for tile
commission Of the deed with the sto
ieism Of Cato, and makes confes
sion MO lahe, world of the motives
which actuate him, and the circum.
stances Of which The fatal act is to
be the tragic conclusion. Such was
the case to'f Hood Aston, whose in
animate body was found on March
T3rd, beneath a tree at Bay ST. Louis.
An examination showed that the
unfortunate man had terminated his
life BY the use Of morphine, aud o.
the body was found the con fession
which is appended:
20 Gs<aE .5SasE , .,!llUGS ySss3 ,a@ylfg.E
NEW ORLEANS,
Feb'y %, 1s79}
| Eofshose soho evev Aye,o or loved me-
Ioi The time has come for a revela-
Etion of the great secret Of my life. { ]
have carried the burden long enough.
|Ittpust be- cast of. The trials Of
lifes thapangsto of death can be moth
Ling compared With this. 4 .i,i.a
b. July ., 1858, aat 1.-THE battle of Get
ltysbarg, Pa, I was hit on the bead
withaa fragment offs shell, in ;conse-
quence of which j WIS taken to the
Douglas HospitaJ,; Washington. d.
e, where. 7 was attended. Since that
time ] hays every now end then had
alterations st mind ir lasting from oua one p
Ito, I've days, 4 am satisfied. i, that
mine aisani extraordinary ease and
ldemands the attention ofIscieDtifc
men. The frst development Of the
| malady was weak and inofensise,
1.-The only apparent symptoms being a
Strong, Irresistible desire to get
away from my best and most loving
friends. II was in Washington, in
1.-The Interior, Department. under Sec
Rotary Harlan, All at once ~ ] f. found
myself away on the Plains, "a almost
destitute, en- route, Tor Montana, IL
that Territory I wrought hard ar for
gold and found it. After two years
I made my way TO California, where
I have remained since, excepting q
few mouths of the time.
II thought was getting better. ]
Twas made Secretary Of the North
Estate Mine, in Grass Valley, Gals
under Dudley Hoyt in 1862 All al
onee1 found myself getting, away
/ from my friends, impelled by pow
er that was irresistible. I.then. fell
to teaching school. The maladJ
lshowed itself, time and again, as The
lgood people q Yolo coanty, sonons
/ County, San Luis Obiapo and sacra
lmento counties, Cali, can attest.
r. 1t has never led me intocrime i
would impel me to get awsy from
those that loved me. ! have ofse,
found myself walking in awildernes'
mot knowing where I was going. o,
I waking was cunning enough to fint
out where / was going without be
ttraying my great secret. 4 know
vas crazy; that is, | had mental al
4 ,.nt;otfa Enur vcare aon 1sthnnph
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

~ Call ons q. NJ ,Biossat, Watch-
maker and Je,celer, and examine the
Celebrated Crescent City OiystaHse1
Spectacles. Also the Wheeler and VII
son Ne,u No. 8 Se,cing .Mdchiaei
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26
What Makes tho Man.

Many people forget that character
grows; that it is not something to put
on, ready made, with womanhood or
manhood, but day ~ day, here a little
and there, q little, grows With the
growth, and strengthens. with, the
strength, until, good or bad, it becomes
almost a coat of mail. Look at man
ofbusiuess prompt, reliable, copscien-
tious, Jet clear headed and energetic,
when do you suppose he developed all
these admirable qualities When he
was a boy. s4s..9i. Isu
81 Let rs see the way. in which boy
Of ten years gets mp in the morning,
works, plays, studies, and we will tell
you just what kind ofja man he will
make. The boy that is late at break
fast, and late at school, stands a poor
chance to become q promptman. The
boy who neglects his duties, be they
ever 50 small, and then excnes himself
by saying ttt'L forgot! did Mt think =
will neAer be reliable man., And the
boy who finds pleasure in the suffering
of'wsaker things viii never be noble,
generous, kindly man "a gentleman
fl5i % - ~ eco
The U. s. D1srR1cr ATTORNEY.
And now, what shall we say Of the
spirit which animated the prosecution
fofs.our people ended happily in atlie,
defeatand discontinue ofour enemies
The animus, perjury aud ysndictiye-
ness ofthe witnesses, was only exceeded
Eby the brutal n1alevolence and 1nfau,y
sof.the District Attorney, Mr. Leonard.
This popy7cock, born Of the South, and
IaJudas TO- his section withouthis virtue,
acted throughout in 2 spirit Of pure and
unadulterated viciousness. His venom
illuminated only with the verdict, and
that wasr, ellis Country's Curse-his
Ichiidrens shame, aud made him the
Ifont-cast Of, virtue, peace and fame"
Mr.. Leonard, you lad your brief hour
on the floor Of that Court room. You
treated your people with the malev-
olenee and brutality ofa savage; you
linsulted. them with the iufamy Of a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

.9a-AT q recent hanging, . man ap-
Ipeared on the scene, leading his Two
boys. Some one remarked that they
would be frightened TO death" The
father said that he hoped they would
as it would have a good influence on
them, and added, r.If Ihad hot seen
q man hanged when + was d boy, I
think I should have been the infer
nalest rascal in the world.''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

-AMAN dyesh his gray head, when II
be would but.wait, bis gray head would
die itself. ss''sla ne 90
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

al--WHY does the new moon remind
one Of 4 giddy girl9 Because sshe is
too Young b show much rejection.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

-SoME persods actually appear to
be impatient to die, such istheif infat.
'nation with obituary notices. a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

81 -THE last report available placed
the entire coal supply .ot Great Britain
Ut 16, 454 ,ouo,o 900 tons.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-26

, OF San Francisco, California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-12
APPLICATION ron A PATENT

rTfO THE SAGE BRUSH MlNE-So. ai-
i Ca:ted Ststss Lsnd Office. Eureka. Ne
vzda. June 81. ~1S7S=Noffce Is hereby given
that the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel s Mining
Company. whose Postofice address Is Eareis,
Nevada. have this day fled their application
Cor . patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of
the Sage Brush mine or vein. bearing silver,
with surface ground two hundred feet in
width. situate. lying and being in the Eureka
Mining District, county Of Eureka, and State
Of Nevada. and known and designated by ne
Geld notes and official plat on file in this ofice
as Lot Nc. 1855. The exterior boundaries Of
said lot No. l65 being rs follows. to wit Nsri.
alton lex deg. east. Beginpirg Il q post
marked Nc. !. Il. :. Survey No. iSS. whence
Euby HIli No. j bears n. / deg. - min. =,
ls.3S4 feet; pest on prominent rock, marked y
:. monument No 4. bears ". l deg. q min. 4,
1850 feet: . spruce pine tree. three feet in al.
Ameter. standing a, the mouth Of the Excelsior
tunnel, bears N. Al deg. 81 min. east, qss feet;
post No. Ct T.. S. Survey Nc. iH, Lantern
lode. bears n. ! deg. 81 min. W. so feet; sra
the Ssee Brush shaft bears n. 10 deg. Waasa
feet; thence, running first course S. IS deg. ",
200 feet, 10 post marked No. 2. Z. :. survsy, Ne
1855: thence. "a course N. 5deg W., Loo feet'
10 post marked No. 8 L. s. Survey Nc. 10:
thence. ID course y. IS dec. E.. eco fest. 70 ros'
marked No. 4, L. s. Survey No. iA5: and thence
4th course, s. S deg. E., ] 500 feet. 20 post no. !,
the place Of beginning. containing . ss-i.v
acres. THIS claim is bounded On the nofth "
the Republic, and on the east by the LshnIh
and Welsh King mines, The location q w ~
mine Is duly recorded in the Recorders "
fee Of Eureka Mining District. 10 Beck ~
page 2e1- Any and all persons claiming ae'
verseiy any portion of said Sage Hrush mise
or said mining ground as hereinhefore ae
seribed, nre required to Gle their adverse claim
with the Register Of the United States Lara
Office, at Eureka. in the State OF Nevada, our
ing the sixty days period Of publication heresl'
or they Will be barred by virtue Of the pros's
ions Of the statute.
1eea-ood JAS. McMARTIy, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-12
.ppIrc.rIo, ron A PATENT

Vo THE WELSH KING MISE-So. SIR
United state@ Land Oelee, Eureka. New.
June -, ls7a.=Sotice is hereby gwen that
the Atlantic AHd Pacific Tunnel and Mining
COMPANY. whose Postofsce address Is Eureka,
Nevada, have this day sled their application
fer . patent for eight hundred linear feet Of
the Welsh King mine or vein, bearing silver.
with surface ground TIVE hundred feet IN
width, situate, lying and being IN Eureka Min
ing District county q Eureka and State a Ne
ysda. and known aEd designated by the field
notes and cfEcizl plat on file in this ofhee a.
Lot No. is4. The exterior boundaries Of said
Lot No ia being Is follows, 70 Wit. t2ristion
I6H degrees east. beginning at 4 post marked
No. !, Z. 5. Survey No lss, the same being rost
No. ], e. s. Survey No. ls3. Lantern lode,
whence Ruby Hill No / bears y. ] d.. en-. T.,
IS,s7i feet. post on prominent rock married T.
s. monument No. 4. bears Nj deg. II Lln.N..
s.s72 feet. spruce tree, three feat Ia diameter.
standing at the mouth Of Excelsior tunnel,
bears n. g deg. 81 min. L. $50 feet. and The
asoter Of the top Of theNelSh king incline tears
S. 10 deg. ". 429 feet: thence. running first
course s. 5dg. T.. ep9 II, 30 pax. uarksdNo.2I-
5. survey Nc. Isl. theace. secpnd course :. -
deg. W. zoo feet. 10 poet marked No. ) e. g
surrey No. lsl; thence, third course n. 5 deg.
W, - feet, Il post marked No. Z. $ susyey
vey No. lS3: and thence. All seesss ; sf1.
f., Do feet. 70 post No. /. the Iitce Of Begin
E:ar. containing three 67-l0 zcres. This claim
Is bounded on the north by tAf LsnterH.
The location Of this iaia. is suiy rerasded in
thf Recorders oGaee o. Eures3 Algisss District.
IL BOOK D. page 80. Any ard al persons
claiming adversely sny portion q said Welsh
King mine ct said mining ground. as here
inbefore described, re Te4uifor ~ pie
their adverse claim with the Register Of ne
United stases Land Office, At Eureka, IN the
stzte ef Nevada. aEFing the sixty days period
q publication hereof, CT they sill be barred
by virtne of the provisions Of the stataie.
.s1aoed JAS. McMAKTIS, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-12

r,o rEF LITTLE GIANT MTSE-No. va
RS L-a OHiee, Erreks- Nevada, August
& ss-e-Notzce is hereby given. thaf -
Toser. whose yostu7Se address i tareka, Ne
sxzz. has tkis day 1led MS kpFAc1Nol l.4s
rx---- sar oz< thousand 1-ose3 linear feet q
- Tstfle GsAus mine. or vein bearing silver,
We surface ground two hundred 100 feet II
w5s4s ssrzstS, lying and bssng IN Eureka M1n-
- Tssf-1t County Ct kureks and state ui
NF~tds sd Known and designated by the
sd 1c.es aud o@cizl plat on tie - tbs once
- - Nurnb@r one Hundred and Nfnefy-rvS-
Ths sxss-1ar boundaries o. ss1a Lotl ~
- .s7lgxs Is Wit. Variation lf4 degrees East.
r-rr7.ereiax 81 : post marked No. ], Z. > sur
- X Tea whence Ruby Hill No / bears : "
) -rsr Il Ss1s feet: the Richmond shaft
49, = ~ = min l.. 2es9 feet; aud the
Tst.ia G5x1. shaft hears y fsz deg ", "a ieei;
+te7se. rrurlng iss coarse " 2lS feet, 70 Fest
-~.-x~5 No 2. e s. s1rvey No lsa; thence, "a
- a ssr - min W 4g1 $40 feet. to post
~s-r1s ~ L. :. Survey Ne lz thence sd
rr-g-sa \. so feet. 30 pest married No t-s >
Sr-xer Nc leg. thence sfh course +. - fees, 70
-rx- ro.r<e4 No s. Z. g survey No 1s-. thence,
- esy1,rse :. 500 feet, % PEST marked 10 p
: Survev No Is3. the1cs. Str course ;. ~ deg
II 80 feel. 10 pos1 No ], TIA place o. bsgan-
-sn~ rrn-niuinr 4 Il-fea acres ThN claim IS
h---ssi - - north by the Lone Pine. TIE
iors.sSn II this slipe is duly recorded IN the
Rer.r54-ss OzSae IF EHrskz Mining District. IA
p-.sT y peae rs. nf said District Records.
Az ana Al rer3csas claiming adversely any
-ggr1son a said Little 6isnt mine, OF said HID
r. found a. bereinbefore described. are re-
gusrSs 70 Gle their adverse claim with ne Reg
fste- ~ ne TnstAd States Land Once, at Ea-
49, IN - stase Il Sexsds, dzring the sixty
ssvs rersod a publication hereof, q they VIII
= barred By virtue Ct the pTovlssgHs Of the
statute.
xu--slE JAS AcMAh1INt AtSsfSr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-12
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT


fLto x CHIHUAHUA MINrL~eSf
b. Land Office. Eureka. Nev.S, si-U.
l.s. Notice il hereby given. ths,, sune n,
ss1.e s.,sfs Aln1ng Company. whose na - BAY
aadress u foston, Mass, have fbss sontoftce
their application for a patent for Gay fled
dfta hneAr feet 81 the Chihusbr. IN hnn-
vein, bearing silver. with snrfsrr mine OF
hundred feet in width, aituste Ivtn a.easa two
IN Newark Mining District, Comfy ~. 10y Icing
-. ana State q Nevada, and know" nlte
DESIGNATED BY the field notts and nes own and
en- file in this ofEee Is Lot No. fort, s aN plat
exterior Boundaries Of said lot No a. - The
follows. 10 -it. Variation JGk asa oeihg as
ginning at a post marked No j. r 9 Be
NO ~ TIE same being post No. i Of II surnsey
Wy no. ~, bnekeSe State lode. vhsnn--
Tx i section corner on the northern ~nence
Of section 9. T. 10. y. n. IS deg. ii. Muounesry
ablo meridian besra n 70 deg. II 9" eosh Dt-
and the mOEth Of fhs Chikushna frsr1' ieet;
n o3L deg W., @c7 feet: thence r,srr4 bears
course S. ssk deg.w. so feet s.saS ass INST
vey No. 40. 10 post marked No. 3 nj =. suf-
No. ~ Ena 10. 1 of q. S. sury.r " % =, survey
second course n. sl[ Gee. W, leo ~; .aence
nlHHAed No-3 T. g. Survey Nc. al. thsna~ post
course y. ~ deg. +. 40 fact. 70 posi- 'lifd
NO 4, I. y Survey No. VI: snd sLencs As rd
course s-Sja deg. y. Loo feet to no.. vvuf.h
the ptsce % rtfinning, containing s.rss
$50 acres- Ills claim j. bounded on ~ ss,sh %
east by The Bay State lode. The ECU, scafi.
tEIs mine Is duly recorded in the Dssa . ! OF
OGee Ct Newark Mining District saruers
A, page H. ANY aud al persons clsin1ook
yersely any PORTION of said Chihushn. ID
or sara mining ground ss hereinbsferss~ 60 A.
serfhed. are required 10 file their .au o-
claim with the Register q the Tritss TsSs.si1se
Lard once. at Eureka, IN the Stsfe a. w.
during the sixty days period N rrhf.esaps,
hereof. or they VIII be barred by virfas - \
provisions Of the statute. " uc
jeiaeed JAS McAARTIN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-12
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


uvo Tur LANTERN EIEE--No.
States Land Once, Eureka, Ne san, suns
* ,eTe-yoficei IL hereby gwen. tnst tnc At
i.ntse and Pacific Tunnel snd MlnInt eSHla-
~ whose Postofhee address is Eureka, News
a. bsre This dsy nied their application Tor q
-. for fourteen hundred linear feet OF the
lantern mine or vein bearing silver, Win ~
s,ce ground two hundred feet IN wiatn, sitnzte'
1-cS snd being in Eureka Mining District.
fnn1tr 81 Fureka and State Of Nevada. ana
tnown .nd destRnsted by the field notes AMI
ofReisl plat on file in this once as il' 70. -.
me exterior boundaries Of said Lot NO lr5
being as follows, to VII: 'aria,os, !" o
erees east. Beginning al . post MARRIED No.l,
r. ! survey No. ls3. whence RuSy Hlu No.
hears y d. 6 N. T., 1851 feet; posi- On prom
uenf rock marked e. s. monument no : Gears
". i deg. IL min ", S.s91 feet; 3 spIeee pine
tree three feet in diameter. standing st the
month az The Excelsior tunnel. bears n y deg.
- min. T.. 4e6 feet: and the center OF Inc Top
Of the Lantern incline bears u AH ctE' WI
7i4 feet: thence. running isi eeufss -.
W. so feet. TO post msrked No 2, Y. g. Sur
wy n. ia. thence. I'd course n. 5 deg W,
I.4f0 feet. to pest marked No 3, u Survey
No. fe3. thence, Sd course n - oeR- H., ~
feet. to post marked No. 4, L. ;. SURVEY No.
1s3- and thence, 4th course 3. 5 deg. T., co.
feef. to tie northern boundary OF u ).
survey No. l45. Gas Light lode. whence post
No. 1 Of said Gas Light survey bears S.S'8
deg. W. 10 $40 feet. I.1G2 2lo feet, 10 southern
borndary Of said o.. s. Survey No. li5. whence
post \. ! Of said Gas Light survey bears y.
s7k deg. W. g5 $40 feet. l ,soo feet. TO post No
/. the plsce Of beginning. So much Of said T.
s. survey No. 145, Gas Light lode, as conflicts
with this survey. IS hereby excluded. said
conflict is described as follows, 10 wit Begin
ming at Pest No l Of ssid Gas Light survey.
ara running thence lst course s. sTL deg. Y.
16 $40 feet: thence. I'd eouse 5. 5 deg T.. 65 lle
feet theme, Sd course n. eah deg W, 20 Siz
feet. 10 post No. 4 81 said Gas Light survey
| and thence. 9Th course n. ~ deg T., coo FEET
10 the place Of beginning: which tract being
excluded from this survey. leaves fe1cainins
FROM this survey Eve esl00 seres. This elaiH
is bounded on the south by the Welsh kfns
rnine, ard and on the east By the Gas Lighi
mine. The location Of this miEe is duly re
corded in the Recorders Ofice Of Eureka Min
Ing District, in Book D., page ia Any snd Al
! persons claiming adversely Any portion q sale
Lantern mine, or said mining ground rs here
inhefore described. are required to hie tnesi
adverse claim xiii the Kssisier rf the Jnitec
States Land Gsies,. 81 Eureka, In the State q
Nexsda, during the sixty days period Of publ
cation herfof, or they will be barred by Virtu'
ef the provisions Of the statute
ieeaeed JAS. McMAETIS. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-12

ITO THE DEAD BROKE MISE-So. gia.-
Il Us. Land Onice. Eureka, Sevsda. Augusta
1869. Notice Is hereby given, th8t Mart a Pr
antoni. whose postoihce address u Eureka. Ne.
vnIA has ta4s day fled his application for a
p4ien; for six hundred 1000 linear feet of the
Dead Broke Kline, or vein bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred 800 feet In
width, situate. lying snd being IL Eureka Nin-
lag District. County Of Eureka, ard State a
Nevads, and fnawR and designated hy the
field notes and Official plst ca ale In this Office
a. Lot Number One Hundred and sirety-one,
The exterior boundaries Of safd Lot Ne. III
being as follows. 10 wit: Variation ieh deg.
T.. Commencing at a post marked No. !. L.
3. surrey No. 1871. whence Ruby fiill No l
bears y. Q deg. : mip. E., 1883 feet. pest on
prominent rock. msrkeA Il. 5. Monument No.
4, bears y. 80 deg. IS min W, Cos feet; tie Ban
DsF shA.t bears N. IS deg. f.. 81 clio feet: and
ths mouth Of the Dead Broke tunnel bears s.
ssh deg. W. as A-fo feet: thence, running FIRST
course s. ! deg. f.. 607-l0 feet. 10 the western
boundary Of L. s. Survey No. 15e. Banner lode,
whence post No. / Of said Ranner survey bears
5. 3k deg. T. a25 40 feet, coo feet, 20 pest
marked No 2. e.. :. Survey No lsi. thence. ID
course s. s9A deg. w. go feet. 10 post marked
No. 8, e. s Survey No. l9i; thence, Sd course
y. : deg. W. COO feet. TO post marked No. 4.
q. 5. Survey No. lsl and thence. sth course W.
SaA deg E., iB3 9l0 feet, TO western boundary
Of said Banner survey, go feet, to pest No. l,
the place Of beginning. So much Of L. s. Sur
vey No. l5s, Banner lode, as conflicts with this
survey is hereby excluded. Said conflict Is de-
scrbed a. follows. Beginning at post No. l Of
this survey. No. 1g1, and running thence, LIST
course 8. u deg. E. 60 7-i0 feet: thence. I'd
course y. 5lA deg. W. 70 clio feet: and thence.
Sd course y. ok deg. T.. 90 Lilo feet. 10 the
place Of beginning. which tract being exclad-
ed. leaves remaining ? 1910 acres. This claim
is bounded on the northeast by the Banner;
south by the New Year. The location OF this
mine is duly recorded in the Recorders OF.
&c Of Eureka Mining District. in Book r., page
1879. Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Dead Broke mine. or said
mining ground as hercinbefore described, are
required TO Gle their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Land once, at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof. OF
Of the statute.
an3fnd JAS. McMART1N. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-12
ron A PATENT

ITO THE CoNNEIL NINE. No. SCI. U.s'
Land Once. Eureka. Nevadas Angus =
lsT9.-Sotice is hereby given. that BenJsm,nss
Levy, John connell, W. X. Richards. w.
postofilce aderess is Eureka, Nevada, ana shas'
Mcdonald. postcfRce address Tuscarora' ses.
have this dsy hled their appiieahon ~
patent for fifteen hundred tl.Sol linear I'm
the Council mine. or vein bearing SILVER. q. e.
surface ground two hundred i2Ool ieetm
width, situate, lying and being in Enrtka "nn
ing District. County OF Eureka ana stasa,d
Nevada, and known and designated by 'ns ~
notes and official plat on file In thls once
Lot Number One hundred and Ninety glsVl.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot wv w
as follows. TO wit. Variation loH gekitfT
East. Commencing at q post marked ~ ~
5. Survey No 100, whence the nsss,sa naa fsst.
town OF Eureka hears n 40 deg. L, s.sn n
Ruby Hill No | bears n CO deg. - IN, ~
5000 feet; the Jackson shaft bears \ - ass,4Yt
min. ", 6e2 40 feet. the South eonhc.nsns
bears s 22A deg. f. 1,3l3 feet. fhehse' ~ ne
LIST course S. 29a deg. f. liz s-lo feet, - Ia.
western boundary Of l.. S. Survey : = III
Lucky Boy lode. whence post 20 ms s.io
Lucky Boy survey bears y fi9 o-loiee'' cnrvey
feet, TO the eastern boundary OF III ~
No is9, Lucky Boy lode. whence pest roAt
said Lucky Boy Survey bears \ lees rv
/ 800 feet. to post marked Mo- !. ~ on
No 100; thence I'd course =, o0A oes. ~ VI 100.
feet. to post marked No 3. U. :. snI.esO I, tsst'
thence. Sd course \ ~ deg " : No lse,
to the eastern boundary of said surrey = ssid
97T 1910 feet, to the western BOUNDARY y No 4.
survey No lse. 100 feet. to post msIAex ssoh
U. S. Survey No leo; thence. Atn eouss ~ be-
deg. L. 900 feet, to post No ]. the piaee - 10.
ginning. So much of L. s. Survey no Wis i.
Lucky Boy lode. as conflicts with ms suihsd AZ
hereby excluded. Said eenhiceps atsel,,sssst
follows: beginning at a post on the Noio t
boundary Of this survey. wnen saa p Ssa. ", ia
$40 feet: thence. running LIST course 7 "a
deg. Z. tos feet; ,hsSee ssS q as sse ", as fssi
ana ,hsnoe an course n, 463 feet. to piassm
beginning; which trae. being ssei nicS sasss,
this survey. leaves remaining ? 800 hv inc
This claim il bounded on the noFthssts AMY
Lucky Boy. The location Of this MINIS r,rsss
recorded in the Recorders onss y Any and
Mining District, in Book Z. page zs4' ~ q
all persons claiming adversely any rannnd as
said Council mine. or said mining to file
fhs;r adverse claim with the Register o. ,hs
United states Land onhse q hais periol
state OF Nevada. during the sisly nafs barred
Of publication hereof. or they WI,
By virtue Of the provisiens 81 tns jtssi.sef.
sus-66d JAs. HcMAhIiS' hes