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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26

Dr.. Charles A. LeBoutllier was married
last evening to Miss Ella Ingoldsby.
@. M. Morse, Of the Boston Saturday Eve
ming Gazette, was entertained by the Bur-
net House yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. T. Partridge and Mis-, N. Zina
Barton, of the Bond Hill Schools, were
married at Christie Chapel evening before
last. a
Rev. Adam Feigen celebrated his first
mass Yesterday at st. Joseph's Church. He
was ordained priest last Monday by
Bishop Chatard, of Indianapolis.
Jailer Jake Birnbaum, of the County
Jail, did not forget the afternoon reporters
in his list of Christmas presents. Jake had
some excellent cigars for ali of them.
Mr.. J. Illiston Reid and Miss Liza E.
Reid. Of Gelroy, Australia. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Reid, Of Reid's Hotel. They
will return home via California and China
The employees Of Cordesman, Egan &
Co. presented Mr.. H. J. Cordesman. Jr.,
with handsome gold.headed cane yester-
day. Neat speeches were made by Mr..
Granger and Mr.. H. ]. Cordesman, Jr.
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months Aldridge Immediately surrend-
cred himself to Constable Douglas.

months Aldridge Immediately surrend-
cred himself to Constable Douglas
CLovERPoRT. Dec 26.-An ex.penitentiary
convict named Emerson, bearing pardon
made out in due form, turned up under
the name of ]. T. Smith and in the role of
mule buyer, and quietly victimized the
Breckenridge Bank of 1880. He is being
pursued, but SO far, is ahead of the
hounds.
SOMERSET, Dec. GA man by the name
of Fammery was found in dying condi-
tion on the commons near the Cincinnati
Southern Depot at this place yesterday.
He was taken into q saloon near by, and
died in fifteen minutes He had been on q
spree for several days. He lived in Cincin-
natl.
FRANKFORT. Dec 26-During the Christ
mas iamboree yesterday Mr.. William
Griffey was accidentally shot in the groin
by e1-City Marshal Jerry Lee. The wound
is supposed to be fatal.
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Henry Slessinger, dismissed; Samuel Nc
Namara. T. T. Mulcahy, Pat Handy, $16;
John Luby, 80 days, suspended; John Mil
Ter $25.
Miscellaneous-John Boldock, cutting,
&C., dismissed; Frank Smith, Jack Shep-
pard, same continued; John Zimmerman,
house breaking, continued; Robert Little,
assault and battery, dismissed; P. F. Nc
Donald, same, $40; A. McClintcher, shoot
ing &C., continued; John Howard, mali
cious destruction of property, continued; !;
Thomas Mcdonald, same, IS; George Bren-
ner, carrying concealed weapons, contin-
ued; Frank Miller, petit larceny, $2O0-30; /;
John Brady, same, $50; Henry Holland,
discharging firearms, &C So
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PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENSE ATAueusrA,
CHRISTMAS DAY
Among the Soldiers and Sailors Or,
phans and Elsewhere.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHAN HOME.
Specials to the Star.
XENIA, O., Dec. 26.-Christmas was hol-
iday Of real enjoy ment to the six hundred
wards of the State at this institute N. In
the evening services were held in the
chapel, which was very handsomely deco
rated with evergreens and flowers. Two
Christmas trees reaching from the floor to
the ceiling were loaded with presents
Prayer was offered BY Rev. B. w. Chidlaw,
of Cincinnati, who also delivered q short
and appropriate address, The singing by
the Home Choir was excellent and very
much enjoyed.
The old soldiers at the National Home,
Dayton, O., sent over eighteen hundred
different articles as gifts. to the orphan
children Of their departed companions in
arms These articles were carefully se-
lected and of real value, which were CRATE
fully received by the children--a worthy
offering, worthily bestowed. q.
At the close OF the Chapel service these
presents were distributed among the six
hundred happy recipients, whose hearts
and hands bore testimony Of the good time
enjoyed on Christmas day and evening.
MONTREAL, CAN. Dec. 26.-Christrhas day
was universally observed throughout the
Dominion YESTERDAY. and business was en-
trely suspended The weather was besu-
tiful, with sharp frost Sleigning was
splendid and the skating rinks were in full
blast.
WASHINGTON, Dec 26.-Christmas was oh.
served here quietly. The weather was
warm and rainy, although last night II
cleared of and the thermometer fell sew
eral degrees. E
NEW YORK, Dec 28.-Christmas in New
York was spent much in the usual way.
except, perhaps owing to the storm which
prevailed during the early part of the day.
there were less persons to be seen in the
streets than in former wears.
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THE COURTS.
COMMON PLEAS.

COMMON PLEAS.
Catharine Harman. executrix Chris
tian Harman, against John Selma Action
to recover eighteen cords of wood. Case in
progress.
K. R. Stevens, G. Wirsch and others.
Action to recover damages for injury to
the plaintiffs property BY the removal Of
gravel. The argument to the jury has
been made.
Neither Judges Longworth nor Smith
held a session to-day.
SUPERIOR. s.
Metzger, Administrator of Catherine
Neuforth. against the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Evidence in
progress. T.. i
kf" POLICE.
Drunk--John Burns Maggie Gallagher,
Dennis Logan, s.; Leonard Schroppe, $40;
John Burns, SIS; Annie Austin, 5000. NJ
Disorderly Conduct-n Schoneberger.
Geo. Mack, j. A. Campbell, John Voight,
Leonard Webber, Aaron Teal, Geo. Rume.
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SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
CURRIE AND ROTHSCHILD.
Latest Phases in Their Cases at Mar.
W shall, Texas.
Special TO the Star.

Special to the Star.
MARSHALL TEX, Dec. &-The States
imprisoned witness in the Currie case, Nat.
Harvey, has furnished his recognizance in
the sum Of 81, 200 with approved security
and is again at liberty. Judge Booty has
adjourned this District Court to the Both,
and left the city for his home in Carthage,
Pamela County.
The final adjournment was postponed in
order to dispose of the Currie habeas corpus
case on the 31st. and to sentence Abe
Rothschild, should the Court of Appeals
affirm the Judgment of the District Court.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

PRECEDENT GONE TO GREET GRANT.
National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26-The President
left this morning for Philadelphia.
BOTH OLD OFFENDERS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
received the following telegram from Col
lector Young this morning:
RALEIGH, N. C.aDec. 28.
Deputy Pennington captured two distil-
leries in Moore County yesterday in full
blast. One was owned by VIM. Bradley
and the other by Kelly Williams both old
offenders.
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: PIXIES OPERA-HOUSE.

A PLAY MADE FOR DELIGHT.
GALA CHRISTMAS WEEK
Last night but one-Grand Matinee Saturday.
Weathersby Goodwin Froliques,
And Special Comedy and Operatic Coterie, in
their Musical and Merry Making
" HI o b B I e S!' -
During the action OF the piece Mr.. N. G. Good
win. Jr Will tnterpolate limitations of the follow
ing Stellar Lights: Edwin Booth, Lawrence BAR
rett Chafles Fechter, Joseph jefferson, Frank
Mayo. John 7. Raymond, Stuart Robson, and
others
Monday, December 29th-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Randnn ann - - -E0-
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A Savage ship Builder.

NhtIOuaI ASsOCIHteu ETeA 70 Iht OtRr.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-Last evening
about halt-past six o'clock as Mr.. George
Sheppard, a prominent boatbuilder and
resident of the old district Of Kensing-
ton, was standing on the steps
in front Of his residence, he was
approached BY Mr.. George Wood, a
retired ship-builder, who lives on Girard
avenue, who deliberately threw quantity
of carholic acid or oil Of vitriol into the
face Of Mr.. Sheppard, burning him very
severely about the head and body, and des-
troying the sight of one eye. Both Of the
gentlemen are prominently known.
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,KENTUCK KNlCKKNACKS.
Choice Currents Collected in the Corn.
cracker Commonwealth.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
BosroN. KY. Dec. 26-The boom of the
Licking River Mining Company was carried
away yesterday. The company will suffer
loss Of 81 900 worth Of logs. g
DANvlLLE Dec. 26.-It is reported that
Joshua B. Aldridge, ex-Constable Of the
Lancaster District, shot and instantly killed
Edmond Lusk, Of color, in Bland's shop, Oh
the new Lancaster and Danville Pike. The
parties had been unfriendly for several
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BLAKE BLAZED AWAY.
Fatal Consequence Of Celebrating
... Christmas.

Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 26-Yesterday Herbert
Blake, aged fifteen, was celebrating Christ
mas by shooting cheap cast-iron pistol.
He offered comrade who carried an nm-
brella nickel if he would permit Blake to
shoot at it. This was accepted and Blake
blazed away, not being aware that Willie
Arnold. aged twelve. was beyond the UNI
brella.
The bullet sped through the umbrella,
and striking Willie on the forehead pene-
trated his brain. He was taken home, and
the physicians say that he will die.
nIIE uAtL ulNk ERQ
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Death Of a Veteran Journalist.
National Associated Press to the Star

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 26-George w.
Brill, the veteran correspondent of the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, died this
morning at Kenmore Hotel, this city. A
few days ago, while getting on an Albany
train at the Grand Central Depot in New
York, he sustained compound fracture Of
the ankle, but insisted up n delaying
necessary dressing Of the fracture until he
reached Albany.
This neglect brought on serious sick
ness which resulted in his death by paraly-
sis Of the brain this morning In different
capacities Brill has been connected with
the Legislature for great many years. He
was present at the Inauguration Of De Witt
Clinton for Governor.
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Marriage Liconsea
Thefollowlng marriage licenses have been

Thefollowlng marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report: .'...
Abraham Weinberg and Nina Fried.
James Butler and Mary Byrne.
Fred. F. Davis and Anna NJ. Edwards.
John Gross and Matte Medcalf.
George p. Brown and Mary +. Bears.
August Rolf and Hester A. Bolser.
Chas. A. LeBoutillier and Ella Ingoldsbv.
Charles R. Burge and Alice c. Haggerty.
Edward T. Lewis and Anna G. Sparks.
John H. Lucke and Annie Hollen.
Stephen O'King and Julia Smith.
David Jackson and Sarah Kane.
Garland Williams and Martha Buckner.
VIM. B. Brazeltnn and Hannah Jones.
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Alderman John J. Kelly, who was
sentenced to Imprisonment in the County
Jail by Judge Swing for procuring an illegal
vote, will be released ON the l4th OF Janu-
ary next.
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CITY Commissioners,

A petition for new sidewalk on Pa
vilion street, between Observatory Road
and Mitchell street, was referred 10 the
Engineer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26

A crowd of loafers attacked the saloon
Of Frank Hoffman, No. 346 Central avenue,
last night for free drinks A row ensued,
and no police putting in an appearance,
/ Mr.. Hoffman took the law in his own
hands and cleaned out the mobwith = club.
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Building Permits,

Clinton Bunten, six-story brick factory,
George, between Freeman and Baymiller;
$3.50
w. w. Scarborough, to alter and repair
four-story brick, northeast corner Fourth
and Walnut; $1,000. -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26

Frank Miller, convicted in the Polia
Court this morning of stealing an overcoat.
is wanted on several other charges of theft
He will be taken before the Police Court
Tomorrow morning again on additional
charges of stealing overcoats.
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MEN OF MAINE.
An Exciting Christmas Episode at
Bangor.
EXCITING SCENE AT BANGOR.

EXCITING SCENE AT BANGOR.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BANGOR, Dec. 26-An exciting scene
took place ia this city yesterday afternoon.
Major e. W. French, clerk in the Adiu-
tant's Generals Office, arrived here from
Augusta with orders from Gov. Garcelon to
take one hundred and twenty stand of
arms from the arsenal, where all the arms
of the State are kept, and carry them to
Augusta Major French perfected arrange
ments for their transportation OIL the
Maine Central Road. He then secured two
teams and loaded the arms. The teams
were stopped in their passage by an excited
mob in front of the Wing Office.
The reins of the horses we're seized and
the drivers ordered to stop. An immense
crowd had assembled, and the excitement
was intense. Major French conferred with
General White, of the First Maine Regi-
ment. and after consultation with Mayor
Brown 1t. was decided, in order to preserve
the peace, not to transport the arms
further Major French ordered them re-
moved to the Arsenal. The excited pnpu-
lace were addressed by Editor Boutille
Public feeling runs very Ugh, and the es-
cape from bloodshed was very narrow
Major French was not accompanied with
any one, and returned to Augusta on the
afternoon train to confer with the Gov.
ernor.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENSE ATAuGusrA.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Dec 28-Rumors from
Bangor Of the attack bv the populace on
Adjntant General French created much
excitement here, Prompt measures will
be taken by'Gov.. Garceion to put down any
insurrectionary uprising against the State
government. Mayor Nash, of Augusta.
has made necessary preparations to guard
the State-house and public buildings.
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Serious Charge Against a senator.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. &.-Ex-Senator
Aydelot, of Worcester County, Maryland,
has been arrested on complaint Of one
Polk, who charges the Senator with at
tempting rape ON Mrs. Polk. sa.
The Senator is having hearing to-day at
Snow Hill. He denies the charge, and al
leges an attempt to blackmail. Aydelot is
much respected, and is sixty-four years
old. The accusation is not believed by his
friends. ~. ..,..
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RuSslas

NuS8lAs
CONDITION OF THE CZARINA.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The latest bulletin
from Cannes dated yesterday says that the
Czarina obtains but little sleep in conse-
quence of continual coughing
Germany.
EMPERoR's coNGRATuLATIoN.
BERLIN, Dec. 8-The Emperor personally
congratulated Herr Won Pultkammer on
the happy result of the recent debate on
tile secular school bill.
Great Britain.
aHIlsKAs REPUIsED-GouGH AT cABuL
LONDON. Dec. ga dispatch from Cal
cutta says: The Ghilseas attacked Colonel
Norman ut Jugdnllak Kotil but were re-
pulsed with heavy loss.
General Cough has joined General Ro-
berts. He met with no opposition during
his march.
italy.
DEATH OF GARIBALDI's CoMRADE.
RoHE, Dec. 26t--General Anezzaro, Carl
baldi's comrade and President Of the italia
Rendenta Committee, died here to-day.
France.
THINKS HE WILL SUCCEED.
PARIs, Dec. R-President Grevy has
finally trusted N. De Freycinet to form a
Cabinet, giving him enlarged powers. 1t is
believed that NJ. DE Freycinet will now be
successful.
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HEUCK'S OPERA-HOUSE.

A GRAND AND GLORIOUsP PLAY.
TONIGHT, and Mstinees Saturday and Sum
day, the popular leading actor.
MIR. GEORGE G. BONIFACE.
Supported by G. L. GRAVES Combination in
QUEENS EVIDENCE
Admission--l5, 25, Soc
Reserved sea at Perry & Morton's. 1862 Vine 4
Monday, December 29th--Milton Mobiles Com.
bination.
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T Fl E L "A T E s T
Clernn ont oountv killing.

OhOEnvns OUWntV AAAAAnSs
Special TO the Star.
BATAVIA, ONO, Dec. 26.-Albert Fitz-
water, commonly called Fishwater, died
yesterday from being strucA with ham,
mer by Jake Griger, at Griger's tavern, six
miles from town.
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now York Shook Raport.

The following shows the range Of quotations,
and the amount of sales to-day at the New Yorb
Stock Exchange. as received by Lea. Sterrett Co..
28 West Third street:
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II it hurts you to draw deep breath, n,
lieve the lungs and cure the cough with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Sold
by druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in one min
ute.
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
LADIES TO THE RESCUE.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 26-The Ladies' Lee
ture Bureau decided to give an entertain.
ment January 8tI,, the proceeds Of which
shall lie devoted to the relief of the distress
in Ireland. Tie idea is to offer to the pub.
lie novel matinee performance by ladies'
lady singers, lady actresses. lady lecturers,
lady ushers and lady ticket takers.
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amounting to $500, the old couples
savings for number of years. No clue to
the murderers and thieves @-
FIRE AT SPARTA, WIS.
SPARTA, Dec. 26.-Five business houses
were burned here yesterday. involving q
loss of 5000.
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-Joseph Keegan and
Tim O'Brien were arrested this morning,
suspected of the murder of Gustav A..
Lindau.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA.HOUSE.

Standing Room Only! Crowded Nightly
TONIGHT friday, December 26th. 1879
NICK ROBERTS, HUMPTY DUMPTY!
8 CLOWNS CLOWNS.
And Double Specially Company. The largest and
best troupe in America, including Willis Cobb's
miniature circus, q tIoupe of trained dogs, goats
and monkeys.
Grand Family Matinee Saturday.
Farewell performance Sunday. December 18th.
Next Week--L()TTA t s,s :, ',s.a..lg5 l-s's, '' -
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FOREIGN.
Spain.


EMANCIPATION BILL
National Associated Press to the Star.
MADRID Dec. 26-The Senate Wednes-
day passed bill for the gradual emancipa-
ton of slaves in Cuba by vote of l34
against IA. Senior Compos and many 9TH
ers abstained from voting.
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THE TANBARK TRAMPs.

New York, Dec. 22.-Fonrteen pedes-
TRANS gave mp yesterday in the six-day con.
test in Madison Square Garden. The score
of the leaders at 11:l0 o'clock was as fol-
l,ws: Hart. 377 miles; Faber, 377; Krohne,
$40; Hughes, 352; O'Brien, 346; Briody, 344.
Noon--Hart AT, Faber 4l5. Krohne 4l5,
Pagram 398, Hughes $685. OBrien 1856.
Briody 49, Fitzgerald 3S2, Geldert S75,
Campana $40, Williams 3S7, Glow 1858 miles.
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The County Commissioners held no
meeting to-day.
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MILL BURNED IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Dec. pa dispatch from
Halifax. N. s., says Dewar's saw mill at
Barnett River. Picton County, was de.
stroycd by fire last night, together with the
stock. Loss $4,000, insurance $500.
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FATAL CHRISTMAS SPREE.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, Dec. 26.--Mrs. Hefer-
man was found dead OH the floor Of her
room yesterday beside herhushand, who was
UNCONSCIOUS from the effects OF drink. She
is believed to have come to her death from
a.... .I.;,Liun
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30
Nj. No.
CERT. SHARES. AM

And in sccoi dance With law ard an order of
the Board Directors, made on the oh day of
Decemn er. 1878, So many shafes.ofeach parcel
CT Oh stock as may be Necessary, viii be
sold at public aucti, n, at the Auction House
of John Middleton 4 son, 4l9 Zine Street,
San Francisco, California. on MONDAY.
the THIRD (3dj day of FEBRU Try, 1873,
at the hour of J O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, to
pay said delinquent asst ssnient thereon to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
of SALE
WILLIAM WILLIS,
secretary
Ofice-Room No. 30, Nevada Block, No.
500 Montgomery Street, San Francisco Cali
fornie. janl7-td
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SHEBA LODE.
U, s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON elTf'
Nevada. November II, 1878.
NY Office is hereby given that the De SOTO
Cola ard Silver Mining Company,
=, Generation q. the state of California havlpg
its principal Office at san Fiancihco, CAlloihla,
has, by Peter " O'Clock, its resident aet " anu
attorney in fact. whose postothce auuIces ls
Mill CITY. Humboldt comfy Nevada, TINS DAY
filed in this office its application Tor 8 parent
for twenty -one hundred and thirty-hve fZlo9,
Linear feet of the Sheba Lode, bearing goid
and silver, with sur ace SIX hundItu toOVl
feet in width, the same beng oinclaily sur
veyed plated and designated as ,. survey
or Lot No. 80 in Township thirty -one. North
Rarpe ti,irtv-fonr east, Mount Disblo Base
and Meridian situate in the star Min ng DIS
trio, county of Humboldt and state Of Neva-
da, and described al the surface ny Iheles ana
bounds, according to the plat and field notes
Of eurvey thereof ON file in this ONCE as
follows, viz:
Beginning at Post marked No /, 0, S.
Survey NO. SO, on the lill side east Of the
sheba mine hosting works; whence the loca-
ton ms nument between the She a MlihnS
Company's claim and the lie 10 mine,
known as the = orth Monument OF the CAN
foI MIA claim on the Sheba ledge, bears souttl
seventy (70) degrees, west dis ant three nun
dred 5000 feet, L. S, monum' ut No. /; being
also Post No Of u 5, Survey No. 81, bears
South sixty-six l66l degrees thirty 1907 min
utes East, distant two thousand feet tile SAID
L. 5. Nor ument No. l being situate at POINT
bearing south seventy-six (T6l degrees fifteen
(15J minutes, west distant thirteen thousand
and three hundred and forty 13340l feet from
the northwest corner Of section Nineteen 90
in Il, 81 \ X. 80 East, NJ. II. NJ the mouth
of the De Seto upper tunnel bears south 80
degrees west, distant sos feet, and tire mouth
of thu De 500 lower tunnel bears south 10
degrees west, distant 2g7 feet. and running
thence from said Post marked No. l u. =.
Survey No, So, from which said bearings and
distances are given as above); LIST Course,
south 40 degrees west SIX hundred feet to
lost marked No :, Z. s. Survey No 80; thence
ID Course, south twenty degrees, east twentN
one hundred and thirty-fve feet to Post
marked No. 3, Y s. survey No. SO; thence,
ID Course, north seventy degrees, east Fix
hundred feet to Post marked No. 4, U. >,
Survey No So; thence, AIh Course, north
twenty degrees, west twenty -one hundred aud
thirty-fye feet to Post No. afUIesai the
place of beginning containing 20 40-l00 acres;
courses eApree sed from True Meri ian with
Magnetic Variations at II degrees 80 mil utes
East. Said claim is bounded en- the south By
U. ,. Survey No. So? known the Heyden-
feldt aim, upon the same lode, ana Is e.
corded III Books A and B Of notices If loca-
tions of mining claims of sal star Mi ing
District, kept at star City, Hun boldt county,
Nevada,
any and all adverse claims must be filed in
this office within sixty days from date Of first
newspaper publication hereof
e. n, HARRIS, Register,
November Is. 1873. cod