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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-26
CITY HO- e !. ,
Johnson City,
Il d 81 = ouo g - = e e.

~ ~ r G6P&G9rsisned having recently opened tho
~ iflotEL l.. respectfully solitits the patronag e
generally. "0 1'0'0 anu 'H0 pU"i10
9I +3l$ House is the Largest and Handsoo est
iadIg Il upper East Tennessee, is centrally
res a. coz ~; v n d to Depot Telegraph Ex-
FENCES EoT pleasure ANA C0n5fost.
k,ettEot .ioie will always be supplied with the
he $500 S.1,.S Sne country affords, and no pains will
siaipSaif Pared to make the Gity kxOteG Farsi
Bs JRta asses leave this Hotel for Roam Mountain,
Sprie,rso' Easley's Or Kings Spring, Austins
mopn9S;; ana al the good fishing streams in the
'"ins' GOOD Livery Stables Adjoining.
ARM S SONABLB,
.. a. PATTON, PrOp'r.
8. Frank Patton. Clerk
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the press and public. Its accuracy, conven-
luce and cilea2zseas sells it at sight to every
hOuseksepeT. By securing territory, which
prietor of pleasant and profitable business,
Write for terms and territory. GEEED SCALE
sYORAS, E25 Cent. Ave, GknclGEGtt, o.
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S1Sn3
Coffee

KNOXVILLE, Oct. q.
Coffee still one cent higher than last
week.
CnRa4
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REARRET REPORTS.

Wholesale GEs.ta azses ksrosanee asarket
~ OHboNICLB OEFlC7, I
KNOXVELL.B. TENN. Oct. u. 1879. {
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-26
RHtebeIlum Constitutions
OF THE
STATESs UNITED STATES.
WITH A CRITICAL ESSAY ON
e'R ECENT CHAN GES,"
BY
WIIzRR OF L. Warren.
VyilEER OF L. Warren.
From Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts Secretary of State.
From the New York Tribune,

From the New York Tribune.
a useful collection of pnblic documents is
published by a. S. Barnes i Co. in "The Con-
stitution Of the Several States of the Union and
United States" prior to the commencement OF
the Civil War. The volume also includes the
Declaration of Independence, the Articles of
Confederation and an Essay on Recent Changes
n American State Constitutions, By Wilmot L..
warren. The comparative views which it pre-
sents of the Constitutions of the different States
render it 3 convenient book of reference, and
an almost indispensable addition to the political
lihrarv.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-26

all br'dssl2. Ws50.0 q Il
2r0cers' Brings
indigo. S +, s5sst an
do Manila 1881 CO
Dutch Madder.....,.lOaIg
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ESQ pages, $40. Cloth. $3.50; Law Sheep. 500
Sent postpaid en- receipt Of price. by tho PUB
fishers, a. S, BARNES & CO.,
III Il lib William St, y. Y.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-26
SPICES
Canned Ooeaa
Rtce

Cayolina.........T11aS 2 %
R.sugn01...,."..... ....6%a7
Sole leather..........24925
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4os per b0x........,..El3-25
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-22

The Institute convened at 81 o'clock
and was opened with prayer, by W. il
Irwin, Gulich after which the lnsti-
tnte SING, March Along"
The question for consideration "How
can the teacher aid in Eleyating Pub.
I've School Sentiment" was opened by
L. W. Berry, Wallaceton. This subject
was discussed at some length. The inn
portancc Of the subject for consideration
was presented, and tho main points dis
cussed were;
First--Bc interested in your work.
Second--Visit parents and school
officers.
Third-Iiavc them visit your school
Fourth-Havc well organized Liter
ary Societies.
Fifth-The school.room is the teach
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-22

The Institute was opened with pray
er by John McLarren, Of Decatur. The
Institute then sang, " Autumn Song
w. G. Pentz, Of Lawrence, gave Ice.
turc upon his chart, on " Distinguished
Men Of Pennsylvania" Ada NJ. Ale
read the first edition Of the Institute
Gazette"
Prof A. N. Raub gave his closing
lecture Of the week. He gave n ten
minutes talk upon Ventilation" lay
ing down the principle that true sys
tenn Of ventilation must provide for th'
admission Of pure air without allowing
the warm air to escape, and that th'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-22
ANDREW HARWICk,
Market street. Clear6eld. Pa,

nASurAcruRfn AND prALKRIs
HARNESS, SADDLES, DnIDLEs, COLLARS,
and all kinds Of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
A full stock Of ssddlors Hardware, Brushes,
Combs, Blankets, Robes, etc, always on hand
and for sale at the lowest cash prices. All kindt
Of repairing promptly attended to.
All kinds of hides taken In exchange for har-
ness and repairing. All kinds Of harness leather
Kept on hand and for sale at n small profit
Clearfeld, Jan. ~, 1876.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
NoTIcE

Il hereby given that viii apply 20 the Six
tccnth Leg stature 81 tie state q Texas for the
passage 81 an act 10 al hcrize The Commission
sr az The CeI era. LAud ollce to Issue = patent
Kcichner for 60 acrcs - lad 10 Be iocatrd By
rhe assigns 81 heirs Of John kclcnncr. 10 which
- raher q acre % land the sid John kcic1rcr
81 ~ bard ~ lard colnnnissioror % Da<rrcp
counfy. % tEn sixth d41 o. 81 t1-lhef le1c.
CHARLES WEKTZNER.
sole helr - Chlisllzn y er.1nEl. ez-ignce u
loha keleaess. l,~~S,1-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
mEDIOAL.

Byiss great and thorough blooa;pnriiyiny psopsg-
ics. DR.. rlcrcSS Golden Medical DISCOVERY CURES
NJ ilnrsor- nom the wcrst Scro.nia 70 ccrire1
S.ogcA, Pimplc. or ErupfiOa- Nercuri1l siissesi,t
dipcrsl PosauS, and their elecfs, an Cladicat =.
ti.l vigorous health and sound constitution est {,
Shed. EryupeinS, Saltrhcuz1. Fever terenr reslf
y RourA SKIN. IN short. al dlsrssls caust ~ i11
Hood. are conquered by this powerful, lr4i! i ~
migrating medicine.
Especially has it manifested its potcacy IN cvrlJ
letter, Roae RnNh. Botta. CnrSunclee, Eoro lscsi
erofaloas SareA and ewellineA. Mltfc ttscsllnefs
seltr0 Thick Neck. and Enisrccd ClanSN
II Won feel duIl. Growsy. ochiltatci. have t1ilcv
olor q skin, or owtsi-orown spots ca tace g
body, frequent headache or dizziness bad taste N
mouth, internal heat chiils aiternstei with hcs
luShcs low spirits. and gloomy forcboGipS irrcfl
.ppctltc, and tongue coated yea suffering trosl
Torpid Liver, or .Bili0asaess." Ia many case q
Liver Complaint" only rart Of these symptoms ar
,xperieneed. As a rcrasty Tor al such cases, ID.
'erces Golden Medical Discovery has no eQaai, -
I effects perfect and radical cures
In the cure OF hroaehitiA severe Coughs and ne
ariy stages OF Con.nmpiion- u has assunishCd the
medical faculty, and Sminent physicians pronopnss
cures the seyerest Coughs Il stfenriCra the systeul
md purfncs the blood Sold by srurFisgs.
X. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.. Prop'r, MOgad's Disncnsary
| Ind Inyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, ~. \.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
REAT AUCTION SALE

BY direction Of A. J. Peclcr sssisnse Of The
corTorai,Oa OF &. X. Johns < Co, under a.
stxnmeut Tor thu benefit OF crsdifors. dated De-
ccsnher s iS76. viii sell Al p1hlle cutlery, fer
cash. a. Cooks corner, in front OF the First Ma
tlonal Rank in the CITY of Austin, Texas, on the
eleventh DAY % March. 1873. commencing AZ
10 O'Clock a. y. aud continuing untt disposed
o.
2S7 Aastin city lots. shout one mile east Of
the Capitol. and il ne;<Ahorhosd being raPt 4
y ecttled By good citizens and very desirable
Tor residences.
Valuable tracts Of land In the counties OF
Archer, AtaeSosa. Coleman, Clay, Dentoa- De
Viii. > Pasos Kills. Falls. fannin. H1nkford,
Hays, jack. tlano, Limestone, Montague, Rob
cltson. kunncls. Trinity and loang.
Also Interests IN nine eleven league grants IN
he counties u nlnmilt laval. and Kinney.
Also - shares ~ stock m Austin CITY Hall
Foaii 'onpaay, and All olherl nrs and Interests
IN Ind and nnco-icc.ed jrdgnents, notes. ac-
tooi =, &C In facs everything IN The waF II
81 assct undi<poset %, which passed 80 said
ssslznea for tae h1ncff q credilQrs. Lists a
tho property vii ~ tuEnlseed 60 application
10 lke rrdel.l rco1. 3D. ffN<f4-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06

. MNrtinb statement ABOUT tne~ De-
fore the commission having been infiu-
enced by money was false; he did not be-
iieve that Weber was paid for his testimo-
NJ. Gibson said he visited New Orleans as
,agrespondent of the New York Sun, and
IS counsel TO the Democratic members of the
: commission. He did not believe $3.50 was
paid to Dula; the prices for witnesses were
much lower in the South; TO his knowledge
none we're paid for their evidence.
To Hon. Eppa Hunton, chairman Con-
gressional committee, Fifth Avenue Hotel :;
DsAR SRI learn in the public press that
il IS the desire of your committee to termi-
nate its session in this city the current
week. I take this liberty ofrequesting that
before you leave an opportunity be afforded
Rine Of appearing before you to submit some
testimony which / deem pertinent to the
inquiry with which you are charged.
Yours, very respectfully,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
febGnSt
NOTICE
NOTICE

Is hereby given that thirty days after date
hereof viii spply 10 the Sixteeuth Legislature
OF the State OF Texas, for the PASSAGE OF an act
directing the Commissioner OF the Lard ONES
TO issue TO me a certificate for $50 acres OF land
IS a balance due me On my heSdriEhf OF 1i7t
acres, to which was entitled under The laws
OF Texas, having heretofore only received Gao
acres from the State on account Thereof.
PHILIP HOWARD,
BY DECORDOVA 4 MCKINNEY, Agents.
Janaary -. 1Ss9- v6-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06

A-In the first place l supposed they had
nowledge aud would be able to take
that nothing wrong would be done
III law does not recognize purposes
htil they are embodied in actions The
phurch Furnishes purposes of criminals even
1 f they are not carried out The atmos-
phere at that time was full of rumors OF
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Sims morning
Governor Tilden entered accompanied by
hgether, Henry A. Tilden, of Lebanon,
John Bigelow and Henry F. Dimmock.
The Governor was at once sworn by Mr..
Hnnton, chairman, who said: Governor
Iilden, we received your note expressing
your willingness to testify. Mr. Tilden re-
Piled have read the publication and trans
Iation IN the New York papers, but did
not recognize a single one, either in the Ci-
nhor or translation, which have ever seen
before. never entered into any arrange
mont 10 purchase votes of South Carolina
and Florida. HAD no information nor suspi-
ecion that any such communications were
being carried on until saw the dispatches
published in the New York Tribune. |
had no knowledge nor any dealings with
any parties to these negotiations. l never
authorized any such negotiations in any
form whatever. On the morning of Novem-
Der 90, 1876, Mrs. Colonel Pelton
mentioned ia my presence that her hus-
band had gone OF for the day. did not
know he had gone or was going out of the
city. He went to Philadelphia / believe.
later IN the day was called upon by Mr.,
Cooper. who was on his way down town.
sud was told by him that he had received
an oaer nom some party Offering TO obtain,
for money, the vote Of South Carolina.
said would authorize no such transaction
nor send money for any such purpose
- whole conversation occupied only &
nomonts. l obtained Colonel Pelton's
q IN Baltimore aud telsgraphed him
home. know nothing of the
that We're had between him auC
o.|.sfS, aud / could not have TRANSLATED
them. With regard TO Florida, never saw
enc of the telegrarss either in cipher Of
ila1Rlation. did not know, and was
I'D, that any negotiations wer'
in regafd 70 illegally obtaining
terlaicate OF the returning board. Mr.
rhie told me IN = casual kind OF a wa,
bout the corruption Of the returning boar
81 Florida. never saw ole Of these dis
patches relating 70 Florida either in eiphe
Or Translation In regard 70 the 0rego;
0'sp8tches. I did not know they came il
1inlsf unlil afler the meeting OF the com
',fee 10 investigate. Some Of the dis
kk,tcs were addressed to my residence, Il
percy Park do not know that AMI
D f'.ose dispatches were ever delivers
I|o1o. Col. Pellon's habits Of mind an.
0.'nn ara very different A day OF two ate
|I1 election Gen. Grant wrote letter rec
cInnen3inE that commissioners 20 South L
80 iair count ] had nothing 10 dc. Wit
selecting those commissioners. neve
heard nom them hul once, and that Was
tcnmnnicetion signed BY Mr.. 0tteadorfe
and etbe<s- l was very busy all the tim
- p .s.nderiako b correct the isle
my personal agents. Tbs
.lAti0n. They represeute
.rty. None Of tlscm, 50 "a
- FfIeer easfss> aofhorize
fF thai gentlemen might nc
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
FTEXAs LAND WANTED.

We nrc now LaTirg calls from ever section o.
the state for Land table Tor farms ard ranch =
Sa-s are n 1sily made 10 actual SETTLERS Tor par
cash ard balsncr, with 10 Per cont interest o.
tine. secured BY vcndorE lien. Parties Wlsi-ilZ
20 .12k- sales thFolgz rs vii please send uile
nzner- wlTE power - eel and Instructions ~ t-
JOINS p SPENCE,
dsfeWens Austin. Texas
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
DROCLAMATI0N.
by .hs Governor OF rAs state efrssa.

~ tne oONeEnOE u eac nt1A% - = 80
To al toAOn u may conosrns
WHERKAa, Proclamafioue have hem fIem
time 10 time issued offering res ards Tor Tie -
rest, -oT arrest and contiction, Of pffse1s
charged with the commission 81 eFifae; asa -
lieying thai on account o. the lmposfiollltF -
obtaining tbs evidence IN many eases, eGntics
tons can not be efecfcd. sud becanse, ale0, -
STATE Can not sdor4 70 adopt the e the era-s
nary mode ofexecnfirg the Grimm I laws;
l. o. n Roberts, Governor d Jexes. Ea1ke
this proclamation regokfng ~ C1ors % ~
wafds made Il any tine before he zist d9g
January. A. d. le7y.
ofersd applications 20 procure ths oIer -
yards must generally be made ~ the district y
| county attorney. Accompanying the 1ulaiff.
tions must be = CERTIFIED copy 81 he iuqieimr
or aaldaFft chaFging The commits o. - tI.E
ersre. ard ~ afldafif Bade b The sbfr1 =
the county where - erlrae B-f q Tee y.
he has need every effort = fsterz ~ 1sfsff -
the oefeBdzet, aud ~ = b. q - aOi lrtFs ~
whsreaboats. oF II be dos kap- ~ = reFo q
80 limits Of he State, 80 irz Nhtre. J5ess
masf also b. . etafelornt - The fylsiet ~
caanfg attorney that be ts fsmtit1f Vita fsg
facts IL relat on % tbs eoSni1isslcn y see
crine and knows tbe nzEats AID feride1.fcs *
he Witnesses, Tia; theiF L. firaony csu 81 -
cured on the 1nal q ~ ~ The cas-, 1il1 lie -
Hevea the defendant can Be cousic.f1- On COM
pllnnce with these Requirements, 81 11T cste
where 4 reward las aIse1dy boc1 offered & re-
vii Be offered oniy IN extraordinary eases.
Hk8re e Il abeolufely nec<esary for ! pF0IIr
exsestion and adninisir4lion u tie ellg.ia,t
In testimony whereof herefo ri:zs ~
IL. 81 name ard cause Ne seal - t..is g p
e1ixed e the city ~ A1stia. t1ls :
tsiEnedl o. n R0BKKrs. oolerpf'
= q esisss1 JOHN D. TznPLETos
fetE1l4f @ceFfI4f4 ~ Eta1N.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, in accordance with
law, that the undersigned vii. after thirty days
shall have expired, msISe application TO the SIX
tcenth Legislature for The passage OF joint res
olution authorizing the changing Of the street
called Laurel Street, between t.nilot "a. - On
the south snd OntlotS NOs- II. y ard - on The
north. 10 division II, city 81 austin, according
TO the o;igln. rlst Of the cit Of Austin
Beginning ~ tue west end q sid -fEtct, WHERE
il iraves he nogtuWcsf c0Frcr ~ Ontipf No. Is
and chsnEiug II 80 a. 10 run L af Eight ll-ics
With the strcet rucnirg across tne N'cst enc or
said Laurel street. making the rSsT sircct Iun n
neatly an east direciica 10 the n ct Ike % Out
lot No. 10; thence nczrly south with Sad line
I'll 10 falls into the street nov running nearly
north between Oatiots Noe. - and H. on TIE
west % sad street, ana Cutiots Nus :, and
on the east II said street, al IN division ID.
city CT Austin. according 10 the cTigiu1l pa 81
said c.tv MRS. FLORENCE WhIIIs.
Jns. p 1fcKinncy viii give tuforzlziio.-r re
xarding the aesired charge Of the street jai5,4ss
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-02-06
THE TORONTO .ADYERRTISERn

Is;he best family neuspaneT prhltehcd IN Cana
d has the largest clrc1latlon o. SlS weekly With
no execution and /. the best r.Cli an for al
verfising in Bz1fish Nrrth America rs rates
are the ioHcet q any othcr weekly. ard tdc sub
1cripsion 4 only q Per y1z<. seat pozlzI51 p-id
70 anF uArt o. the uuTl1-
KDN ARD nETTSE. Prcpr eior
o1ccs-I1 ana ~ A11islce Sileel E4z,s l..lo1lo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15
SHERlfE,s SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IsS UxD
f1 ont OF the District oouit OF the First IN.
dicIal District In and for the County OF storey.
STATE Of Nevada. duly attested on the lsth day
OF Nay. A. ID. 1917, TO me dirscted and denv-
cred In . certain action In sald court. Wherein
", II, Davis plaintiff. recovered judgmsnt
agsinst Brilliant Mining Company. . corpora.
tion, on the 18th day OF hsy,A. ID. 1879. ior the
sum of S1Ol 81, togsther with costs OF suit,
taxed st $50 o0, and Clerks aecruing costs new
amounting 10 the the sum OF ~, and al sceru.
ing costs and expenses Of esIe. BY virtue OF
rid witt OF execution -nd In pursuance OF the
: stu,e IN such csse made and provided, have
thi. day, the 18th day OF May, 1879. levied on
and taken 10 execution. Al the righttltc and 10.
t.res which said defendant has In and TO the ioi-
lowing de-crisd qusrf ieige.of m,nins ,, sinm Wy,
| ,l,usted, lying anu bsins In the Gold Hill hin'
ing District, storey County. stAte o. Nevada,
and know q a. the claim Of the brilliant ME-.
IA o Com pspy, and more particularly descrtbed
| ss follows to.wit: raid Brilliant Mining Com
psny being composed Of tbs south undivided
| The Woodvills edge and Brilliant compsny's
ground. located ksy 9Th. a. ID. 1871, y! u.p;
i R.h.oci ard otberr: also, the pouth undivided
| ,ieht hundred ami teventy.nvs lsIo) fess oi tns
/ sherw cd Con pspy aud ledss, located nArh
s,h, A. D. 1878. BY Robert sherwood. And slso.
| the claim known and located ~ the Fly Com
psny and i-dse. located March 9Th, A. D. ISIS.
yj ID. Pry Notice 10 h,reby given that on
irida,. the 6,h day Of June, A. d. is.e. %:
| tween the hours Of . o'ciock A., =. snd )
O'Clock p. r., viz: at 10 O'Clock. noon. !
| viii sell all the right. title; claim md
interest OF said defendant, Brilliant Mining
Company. Of, In and 70 the above descfiese
property. or which II had 70 the sams on the
| 18th day OF May. Aforesaid, or which u has q.
/ quired at any tins since. In front Of ths cosrs
| Houss doors, in Virginia. storey County. ns'
ysd st public auction. for cash In hand, 70 tbs
| Highest and best bidder, TO satisfy said execs'
/ tIcn snd All costs, In United States gold coin.
G, WILLIAMSON.
| Sheriff Of Storey County. Nevada.
| ByN.J ]. noCurcHAS. Deputy Shenh
Virginia. Nay II, is1y. nSh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 300.
o. =. survey Ne. 153-Towuship ~ Ne
Range II r., Msuat DiahIs Bsss ass
Meridian.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, uARsOH
u City, Nevsda. March ~. is7o.-Gotics 10
hereby given that Aaron Hooper OF Virginia
City, Nevada, by Geo. ". GArtids. his suthor.
iIed agent, whose postofice address 10 ct Viz
giniA City. STOREY county. state Of Nevada, has
this day made and fled In this once his duly
verified application for patent from the United
States for slx hundred and siItysix l6cdl linear
feet Of tho EAST EUROPA lode or vein. bear
Ing gold and silver. with surface ground vsfyfns
from thres hundred and nfty (s;ol To ave han.
dred and silty (66O) feet In Width. known % the
Last kuropa mine, and being ofhc'ally surveysd,
plated and designated 20 U. =. survey NO. Ia.
Township II north, Range a. east, Mount DsA-
bio base and msIid an.
Survey No ia, being on the south boundary Of
q, >. Surye, NJ. s., Julls "old and Silver
Mining Compsuy; tn.ncp hrst course. south II
d.gr~se " wlsats~ sss,t71 Sest :. poet mA1ed
30. 2, U. ;. sufsey NO 10. beng idsn zeal Win
the ,outh wsst corner of the Moore ; Morgan
q. 9. Survey No. lv9, III rec second eourse.
souih 30 dsgr~es wees sdu ieet ~ post mafhsd
No. ., U. q Survey NJ. ia; tbencs, third
courss. north - degree 20 minutes vert 61h
feet 10 poet marked M 4 1. survey NO. iI7
thence, fourth course. north 6et feet 70 poss
msrk,d No. o, u. b. Survey No iI2, whsncs
quar,er section corner on north lins OF section
81 bssrs north degreev west 7.7ss feet distant:
thence dfth course. north 80 atRrees sast 10
feet to post No. I. the .plsce OF beginning-eon-
tanning seven acres True bearings maSneue
variation, l6h degrees est. This claim 10 sits.
sted In Gold Hill Mining District, County Of
storey, btste OF Nevada. and duly recorded II
Book q, 8. c. X, page $50 Of the Virginia Ninins
Records Of locations.
Any and all persons claiming adversely say
portion Of said mining ground hereinbsfors Do
scribed are required to nle their sdverss eisim
with the Register Of the United States Land
once Of Carson City, Ecvsds. during the sixty
dsys' period Of publication hereof, or they VII
Be barred By Virtue Of the provisions Of 0s
NeG O. n. HARRIS. Register.
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