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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
HOOD RELIEF FUND.

Desoation and possible restitution have
fallen upon the once happy household Of Gen.
JOHN 3 HOOD.
Mrs. Anna Marie Hood. the devoted wife aud
mother, died on the evening Of August "a. 1879
Cen Hood, the bereaved husband and father
behind them In full orphanage, eleven chi.
dren OF tender years. Lydia. the eldest Of
these. died on the evening Of the same day
There now survive rem children, the eldest OF
whom are twins, of the age of nine years and
two months. The youngest is one month ID
The condition of his estate leaves but little
hope that there will remain. alter settlement Of
lis indebtedness. anything for his children
other than sreh proceeds as may possibly be
derived from the publication of his history of
the war and records.
The generous heart # the country has
already beep moved to grateful recognition of
the virtues. tho chtvalry and seif-sacrifeing
devotion of the departed hero, and to aa active
aod giving sympathy for the living.
The undersigned committees. appointed by
Virginia aud Tennessee. to receive these funds
(which are to be invested in United States
bondsl. earnestly solicit your co operation and
assistance in raising a sum which shall be snf
ficfent for the SUPPORT. maintenance and edu-
''-eN = " W. r. LYMAN. Chairman.
= r NICHOLS
H. .s-.* JAMES BUCKNER
SAMUEL FLOWER
3. GtLBEH. --e--
JOHN Fl. MURRAY.
J, A: CHALARON.
G. T. BEa UkEHARD,
s. d. STOCKMAN,
FRED,N OGDEN
WALTER v. CROUCH.
Address Box 1895. New Orleans. La
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

President Wheelock, OF the New Orleans
Pacific, reached the city yesterday, after an
absence o! several weeks. Mr.. Wheelock has
not been, as all who known him will assume,
inactive In behalf Of the great enterprise of
which he has been the interchangeable advocate
and prosecutor ever since the plan OF this
great railway communication was started
He returns to the city greatly encouraged
and stimulated In his efforts In this behalf. In
q few days Mr.. Wheelock. with Mr. Clarke,
the vice president OF the Illinois Central and
of the New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago
Railroad, will start on tour OF observation
over the pro. ected line OF the New Orleans
Pacific. The result OF their observations Is
fraught with great interest to this commu-
nifty, which cannot but look to the successful
prosecution Of this enterprise as one OF the
4moet momentous character to our commerce
-s...A lICSfeglsy,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

J. d. Long, the Republican nominee for
Governor OF Massachusetts, some time ago
published his translation Of the Eneid. The
work itself would never probably have come
into public notice had 1t not been for the
preface. This, among other things, con-
tanned the statement that all Of Virgil could
be better spared than single verse Of Whit
tier. Mr.. Longs criticism has made him we'll
IL not favorably known. The critics have
pretty thoroughly ventilated his poetic igno-
rance. Now Butler may be expected to make
the most OF the matter. Mr.. Long will
doubtless find before the campaign ends that
1t is not always the most prudent thing Tor
public man to write book.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

The steamer City Of Toxic, having Grant on
board. is expected to arrive at San Francisco
on Sunday next. but may reach port at an
earlier day. Preparations have been made
by his friends and admirers to give the wan
derer tiattering reception. It is probable
that the occasion will pass off pleasantly, al
though Kearney has threatened to hang
Grant In effigy at the sand lots as soon as he
reaches the city. Ii this Is done there may be
trouble. Kearney would show little tact IL he
created disturbance just as his party came
into possession OF San Francisco, and the
probabilities are all against his doing any
thing to provoke one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

Williams the colored man on the Republi-
can legislative ticket In Cincinnati, is said to
have been offered the mission to Haytl as an
3inducement to get off the track. But Will
liams will not go. He wants to see just how
tar the Republicans will carry their views
concerning the negro; whether they think
him good enough to be representative as
we'll as voter. This interesting question
will be settled to the satisfaction OF ali con-
earned In October. .---
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

The Times feeble effort to gain some re-
spectacle support by the advocacy Of Gen.
Ogden for Governor and Senator Bayard for
President, Is diaphanous. Gen. Ogden would
rely upon the support Of people who were In
sympathy with the events Of the fourteenth
OF September If he should become candl-
date, and not upon the support Of journal
which condemned that movement, and has
devoted it's columns to chasing our best PEG
pie as murderous bulldozers, highwaymen
and r0hharc
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

new assessment OF California shows a
shrinkage In value of S37,o0O,o00 from last
year. This will necessitate an increase in the
rate OF taxation Of one mill, somewhat unrl-
sual custom just now, when all the States are
reducing expenses and taxes. The decline in
the assessed value of the State Is Of course
credited by the anti-Kearney papers to the
new constitution and the dangerous strength
OF Kearneyiem.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

The other day Louisville firm received
thirteen bales Of cotton. The local papers re-
gard this as substantial boom, and insist
that the days Of Memphis are numbered.
When that firm receives as many as twenty
bales In any one day, we may expect to have
the dirge OF New Orleans sung by the Courier
Journal and Neaps. All .er awhile Louisville
PROPOSES to build small compress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

On the fourteenth instant there was ex-
ported from New York alone, as is learned
from the Herald, 100000 bushels Of grain,
10000 barrels and bags Of flour, $500 bales
OF cotton, and thousands OF tons Of meats,
cheese, butter and other provisions. AS long
as this sort OF thing continues there can be
no check to the outflow OF gold from the
European banks to America.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

The italian budget shows a deficit OF 6000,-
600 lire. This ID scarcely news. The budgets
Of the kingdom Of Italy have shown similar
deficits every year since that power started In
life. Italy, as an independent and united
kingdom, has been In existence only thirteen
years: yet it has, In this short space OF time,
piled up public debt exceeded by only three
countries Ia Europe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

John Sherman, 1t is now said, no longer has
his eyes on the Presidency, but will seek cleo
ton to the Senate. IL this is his programme,
he had better see about those fences OF his
again. Garfield, Taft and others have con-
siderably disarranged them, Ii they were
built to inclose the Senatorship.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

A policeman gave the mayor OF Charles
town, W. Va, black eye the other day. 1t
cost him only 80.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
DIED.

BIER-On Wednesday morning at half paat
II o'clock. William Edmund, aged twenty five
months and tuo days, youngest child of Chas
). Bier and Mary G. Stevenson.
The friends Of the family and those Of j. G.
Stevenson ara respectfully In sited to attend the
funeral This Thursday Evening. at O'Clock.
from the residence No. 3o7 Esplanads street
near Johnson.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock OF Cane Wagons,
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse CARTS, Farm
Darts, Rice Oarts, Small Carts Of every size. four
a or sH ssa aos spsopss s @
Hounds, Wagon Material, Axle Grease. CAR
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention 10 our
full-sized sWedged and hardened Axles Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing OF all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories 81
Wheeling. ". Va. from the best material and By
skilled mechanics. we can give q reliable
guarantee meet any competition and snnniy
the largest demand.
Mer"t ~ a1a 17o Common Street,
pS11 ap IN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
ARMIES OF NORTHERN VIK-
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members OF the Associations OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia and Army of
Tennessee are hereby appointed q commit, 9
to receive funds. which may be contributed by
comrades and admirers Of the late LIEUT..
GEN. JOHN b. HOOD. the fund 80 constituted
to be invested In United States bonds for the
benefit OF his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Army OF North
orn Virginia.
AUGUST REICHARD,
Presid Mt Louisiana Division, Army OF Ten
nessee.
James Bnckner, Samuel Flower, D r. Calder.
J. n. Murray of the Army OF Northern Vir-
einta; j. A Chalaron, G.. T. Beaure gard, 8. D.
Stockman Fred N. Ogden. Walter V. Crouch. Of
tho Army of Tennessee.
Addreas Box 1925 New Orleans. ee5 2dp tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

WHITE SHIRTeI
READY FOR INSTANT nm
All Sizes-13 to Is Neck,
LOT 61o-A good open back SHIRT. linsbi
mings. with cuffs. properly finishes,
duced to rs cents each.
LOT C-Our regular ONE DOLLAR SIN
the be tvalue la New Orleans at th6fri
reduced tn 30 cents zach.
LOT A. Wamsutta COTTON BODY. Viii J
without cuff. open back. q good sery51s
ehirt. ut 81 20 each.
LOT Lr-Same style. body Of New York lI6I
shirt OF best materials and make. Iod1
TO 81 IS.
LOT a ia stylish CORDED SHIRT
known to our customers. regular a
81 rs, now 81 go.
LOT 212-Also we'll known, PLAIN B0s01
open front, with fly. regular Driee n z.s
LOT 1.-TWO PLAITs, open front md /
tons. without collar. q good shirt. prlMt1
LOT 211 Much the same SHIRT a. Il.
long bosom. collars attached. regular IN
81 Is. now 81 so.
LOT AS TWO AND THREE PILATES q
long bosom. open front. with buttons :
fly no collars. regular price % q. nost9
and three plait-. with collars attached, n
lar price 81 so. row 81 rs.
LOT 675 Two AND THREE PLATTE "
long bosom and fly. best shirt made. n9S
,ars. regular price % IS, now 81.
LOT 675-same SHIRT. nothing better N (
made, collars attached. regular pm +
now reduced to 81 o..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
G. o A l..

Dealers ard FamiIi.-s n the Sixth DislI11
string to purchase COAL for their winle. 4
ply. are notified that we are now prepa1e1
fill orders FROM our Yard (which We nave +
LanGing. foot OF Joseph street. For T.
particulars apply to
G. A. MILTENBERGER 3 C9s1
6sls6t - C-mp
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-22

u-O TEE LITTLE GIANT NISE-So- ~
O.. Iand Once, Eureka. Nevada August
6. ~I--q-S0fice Is hereby giveas that p q
Fcsev. whose pos1cSace address - Eureka. We
vzdk. has this Day Aisa bis spphc.lon icr ?
r.-s-. fer one thorsxrd 1850 linear feet CT
the Little Giant nz3zs. OF vein bearing SILVER,
VIII szrfsts roEn8 fwo hundred i-@5l feel IN
visfh situate. lTi1z and being IN E1reka Min
lag Uisfast. Coznty q Eureka snd state Of
Ns~.sA. AID Known and designated BY the
fxtd notes AID aGeixl plat On lie IN this once
= Int Nzuber One ind and Sinet.-tNo.
TIE exterior Ssurdaries Of said Lot ls2 b-zng
a. follsws. 70 vii. Variation Ish degrees East
C-orneneizz 81 5 post Married No !, Z > Sur
xev 10 Ig2- whence E1by Hill No ! bears ; -
Eeg . m5n L. s.sIs feet. the Rsehncnd shaft
@srss = deg q min z. 2.6s9 feet aud the
IsttIe Gssu. sa.ft bears y 4ssz deg " So feet.
.hence. running lss course " zI5 fees, 70 post
rnsrkei ya 2 Us. Survey No 1872. thence, ID
- - fer 50 -nin W 1ei sic feet, 10 post
-rr-ksd No 5. e. Z. Survey No 19z; thence *
.coz4rse ". aa feet. to post marked No i >.
S~rxev No Isg. thence 9Th course Z, ze feet. %
rast MARKED No s. Z. Survey No 49,. thence,
Sc course :. SO feet. 70 post marked No 6, e
: suvvev No ~: theme. 9Th coHrss > ~ deg
Y so feet. % post No /. the place of begin
ming. containing li-Iu0 acres This claim Is
rCn-det q TIE north By the Lone Pine The
lection os this Hins IS duly recorded in the
Pers-ae-ss O1see q Eureka Mining District. IN
pk z vsre SIS. Of said District Records
ANY snd ali persoHs claiming adversely aly
rer4sou Of said Little Giant mine, CT said min
fng co1rd A. hereiubetore described are re
oUlred to 1ie their adverse clsim Slfn fAe Esg-
5s;sr Of lie United States Land OEhee, al kn-
re.s. in tie State Of Nevsds. daring the sixty
asTs perssd q publication hereof, o. they viii
b. barred BY virtue Of the provisions o! tie
sa7-soa JAS. McMARTIS. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-22
APPLICATION FoR A patent

ITO THE SAGE BRUSH NINE-So. s4-
i United States Land Once. Eurefa. Ne.
y4da. June p. ls7s-Notice Is ttrsby g1y.n
that the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel ( Hining
Company. Wise Posiuahee address Is Tureks
Nevada, have this day 6led their spplsrx. os
for 3 patent fer fifteen hnndred linear feet n
tie Sage Braah mine Or vein. bearing silver.
with surface e-cund txo hundred feet In
width. situate. lying and being IN the Frreln
Mining District. county Of Eureka. ana stste
q Nevada, &ad known and dosieaztFd ty he
fed notes and ofNcial plat ca 6le n this once
as Let No. IsS. The exterior hsagd.~.es ~
said Lot No. l6s being IS follows. 20 Wit. VAR.
stion lex deg. east. BEGINNING at q ree,
marked Nc. 4. u. s. Survey No. ls5. whsues
Ruby Hi Nc. ] bears n. / deg. A. 1ain. Z
l4.SS4 feet; pest on prominent rosk, married e.
> monument Ne !. bears ~ deg. "A min. T..
$50 feet sspruce pine tree, thrse feet in Ii.
AIaeter. standing at the mouth 81 the Fxceis.cr
tunnel hears y 81 deg. 81 min. east. 80 feet.
post No Of e :. Survey No. FX, lantern
Lode bears Nj deg 81 min ". sso feet. ard
the svge Brush shaft bears n Is deg. ". So
feet thence. RAINING hrst course :. IS 6eg. W,
80 feet. to post marked No. 2. e. s. Survey No.
lr1. taence. 2d course n. 3 deg ". LOO fee..
70 post 1-arked No. . Z. s. survey No. is;
thenee. 81 course Ms deg. Z, go feet. 10 rest
marked Ne. 4. U. :. Survey 80. Isl. and thence.
9Th course, 5 8 deg. T.. loo feet. 70 post No 4,
the place Of beginning. Containing 6 ss.le1
seres- This clsiIn is bounded en- the naFu hy
the Republic. and on the east by the Lantern
snd Welsh kim mines. The location Of fhts
mine is duly recorded IN the Recorders or
Zee Of Eureka Mining District. in Book b.
page 2sl- Any ard all persons claiming al.
verseiy any portion Of SAID Sage Brush mine
or said aiming ground 80 hsreinbefore de
scribe3. are required TO Gle their adverse claim
With the Register Of the United States Lard
Office. AZ Eureka. in tie State Of Nevada. dur.
Ing the sixty days period CT publication hereof.
or they VIII BE barred by virtue Of the prosis
je2ee0d JAS. McNAgTTy, REGISTER,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-22
IMPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


r-o THE Lantern MIyE-so. 5lz-UnIted
states Land OEce. Eureka, Nevada, June
=. 1E3-S0tioe IL hereby given. That ne A.
isrsie and Pacific Tunael and Mining Gonna
~ xhces Poztof5ce address IL Eurtks, Views
a. have this day 6led their application for .
patpnt for fourteen hundred linear feet Of the
Lantern mine CT vein b~4ring silver, via slf-
face ground ~hundred feet 10 WAN. sttu<fs-
wing and being in Eureka Mining District
fornE Of Eureka and state q Nevada. ana
known znd designated By the 1eBd zotes and
ofHsizi plat On ale In THIS oace a. Lof 20 -
The er-erscr boundaries Of said Lot No. 13
being ns fellows, 70 wit. Variation, lsH de-
erses esss. beginning at = post marked sol.
t. :. Survey <o- lS. whence knby Bal No /
bars \. l d. { n E. is.s7i feet: post On proIni-
rent rock marked C.. =. monument Ne. 4 b%1rs
Y l dec. IL min W. asa feet: Q spruce F1ne
| tree. three feet II diEneter. standing ~ trs
mouth Of the Excelsior tunnel. bears ; = ceS.
| y min. T.. SO feer. and the center Of the top
| Il she I.utern incline hears " Hz deg. ",
| ia feet; thence, running lzt course b. dfs-
W. 2G feel. 10 post marked No. 2 q , s4f
vey So-lS: thence % course ass- y,
I Nc 1Ss. theme. 81 course ". - deg z. 20
feet 10 post marked No 4, U 5. Survey Ne.
Is3. and thence, 9Th course & 5 deg. Y, 81
feet. 10 The northern bounShry Of T. ,.
surrey No. f45, Gas Light lode, whence post
| No. ! II said Gas Light survey tears y cs1
deg W. 16 SO feet. 1.262 2 10 feet % southern
BOUNDARY Ct said T. ;. Survey No. is. whence
post y. 4 II said Gas Light survey 5<srs y.
rs deg. ". IS $40 feet. 100 feet, 70 post No.
1. tie pisee Of beginning So much u sad L
: survey No las, Gas Light lode, as conflicts
with this survey. Is hereby sxeAaGea Sale
1 conflict IL described IS follows. 10 vft- Degln-
ming At Post No / Of said Gas Light survey,
and running thence let course :. IN DEG. .
Is $40 feet. fheaxe, Id couse 3 ) deg T., Cos Zn
feet. theme. "a course y 81 deg W. - FL
feet. 10 post No. 4 Of said Gas Light survey
and thence, 4fh course n ~ deg z. 60 feel
70 the place Of beginning. which tract beins
excluded from this survey. Leaves REMAINING
from this survey ave si1oo acree- This cla5n
Is bounded on the south by the Welsh AAnz
mine. and and on the east by the Gas LLghl
mine. The location Of This mire Is duly re
corded in the Recorders once If Eurezz NILE
inz District. IN Book u, page ia. Any aid al
persons elSiuing adversely sny rortoa 81 Esie
Lantern naine. OF said mining ground As here
inbsfc-e described. are required 70 lie theii
adverse ciKsm with the Register ef the En.tsl
States Land Once. Al Eureka. in the state O
Nexzds. during tie sixty days period Of publ
cation hereof, or they viii be barred By slrtn'
IL The provisions Of The statute
jeH-s8d JAS cMARTIN. Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-22

ITO The NEW YEAR MISE.-No. s2o.-r. 3.
Il Isnd Once. Eureka. Nevada. August ?,
is79.-Notiee is hereby given THAT Martin Plan
toni, whose postofHce sddress Is Eureka, Ne
yxds. has this day filed his application for q
patent for 500 linear feet Of the New Year mine,
or vein bearing silver. with surface ground 20
feet in width, situate. lying and being In Eu-
reks Mining District. Couaty Of Eureka and
State Of Nevada. and known and designated by
the field notes and official plat On nle in this
otEee ss Let l2s. The exterior boundaries Of
ssid lot 1873 being as follows. to wit: Variation
Isk degrees East. Beginning q. 9 post marked
No. i, T. g. Survey No. 1913, whence Ruby Hill
No. ! bears Y. 0 deg. 10 min T.. I0.s5s feet: post
on prominent rock, marked L. 5. Monument
No. 4. bears y. 10 deg. 20 Inin. W, Sls lilo feet
the Banner shaft bears N. Is deg. IS min. f..
3s5 feet. ana the New Year shsft bears s. SIX
deg. W, $50 2-io feet. thence, running lst
course S. 70 deg. W. s05 lilo feet. 10 the south.
Broke lode. whence post No. 8 Of said Dead
Broke Survey bears :. s9A deg. ". &c $40 feet.
SO feet, 10 post marked No. 2, Z. s. Survey Ne.
1913; thence. I'd course y. 10 deg. w. 200 feet. TO
| post marked No. 3. T.. s. Survey No. 1873; thence.
50 course y. % deg. z, 500 feet. to post marked
No. 4. L. 5. Survey Nc. 1913: and thence, 4th
course :. 70 deg E2 sic feet. TO the western
boundary Of said Dead Broke survey. whence
post No 4 Of said Dead Broke survey besrs y.
X deg. W. IA $40 feet. 200 feet. to post No. i.
the place Of beginning So much Of T. s. Sur
vey No. lsI Dead Broke lode, as conflicts with
this survey is hereby excluded. Said conflict
Is described as follows Beginning at post No
/ Of this survey. No. l9S,. and running thence.
LIST course $. 20 deg. w. sos lilo feet; thence,
I'd course $. s9G aeg.w. T6 $40 feet. to post No.
3 Of said survey No. l9i; thence. Sd course n.
4 deg. W, SIS +l0 feet: and thence. 4th course
s. 20 deg. T.. 1871 I-l0 feet. 10 the place Of begin
ming: which tract being excluded from this
survey. leaves remaining 2 67-l0o acres. This
claim is bounded on the north by the Dead
Broke. The location OF this mine Is duly re-
corded in the Recorders Once Of Eureka Min
ing District, in Book D. page ls6. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion of said
New Year mine, or said mining ground IS here
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Once, at Eureka. IN the State of
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of pub
location hereof, or they will be barred by vir-
tue of the provisions OF the statute.
su3-60d JAS. McMARTIS. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-22
IMPLICATIONS FoR PATENT.


no THE Lucky BOY MISK--So. 81.
r. = Land Oesce. Eureka. Nevada, guy
"a fz7e-xotice = hereby given t1at
Tffus. ". A M~ontxomery- Anzief b1s n
Gsvin- ,. NEG scott, = x IS.L !. IN
: Harris. whose posto1re eddres1
49, yeTnda. hnys this day filed their sppn-
eatioa for a patent fOf fifteen hu111e1
feet q the Lucky Boy nine. CT
silver. with surface ground tTo hoAa1sa
in xidfs. situate. lying and csing N I.a
Mining District. CcEDfy q Lars1A -
q <erxda. and known AID des1sn1'l O.s.r
Eeid nstes All oMeial plat On lie IL t1ls
- Lot No 49, The exterior
ssst Lot Nc. lie beirg a. fellows % VIZ -
Ration ls degrees essE B@Enning 1tAP
marked So. !, L ;. Survey Ne -. ~ns.eT -
Ea-sssF in the to~n q EzrekA o1zrs = -
= min. =. s.471 feet. k1by Hill Vel ota.
n deg. :. min- W. asa feet post No. .. =
:. surrey No. -. Wilson lode tears 'SN
= min ". co feet: the Jaeks1l sA.1t o%]r
- dsz. = min " as +Iofeef- AID TIE LocA!
By shaft e=ers S-s% deg Y. 20 iee1 tAs
running Erst course 4 30 feet - l
&c ;. [. : Survey No. 10: tne1re. u course
so f.es- 10 uoxt utrkei So. 3. u 5 survey
xa- lie. taer-e-. "a eear-e u 10 fe4s % 1pP@i
marked No. 4 ef L. 8 survey No - Y14
theace- ST. course n 100 fe+L- % Fe-t 80
The Ylsre Of beginning. cultzzElng S-.v
srrez- This claim - bounded q TIE -,1a1 ~
tie Council The location Of IEis nine Is aals
recorded IN Box y. psge ls II tAe DIS
triSt Mining Eecor3ers OEre O. LIrrAs
Miulrg District Any and ali persons eiz1n.-
adversely any poruc1 Of said Lacey bs
rn1ne. or sid mining ground a. n~ert4nDelSs-
described are required 70 n4e i1sr s1srfse
claim with the Register Of TIE United states
Land Ozee, At Eureka IN TIE state q ses
during The sixty days Per1od Of Puo.e1us1
hereof. OF fAey will be bsz<ed y virtue OF ths
previsieEs Of the st4suts-
jvz4sot JASM cMAETIS. Register.