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TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN. rHAreA
IN TIA cr63r2De4 1x11g . TAI CO al
d1gs within TIE esrposzts iiznsts u tns-0
town % Eureka. nEst BE- eozap.tsd Wiz o. "a
ast9s MONDAY, July l<th. AL 6oEs not txRrsd
~ Tie tina nAzzed VII Be rsosss6sd a9ssnss
- rrov1as1 IN sxxd or15nancs.
MArTE~- 1SEE, snsna.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

A IL PARTIES EoLDUo CERTIFICATES
"A Ct t.1sttsdn<ss " Kzrehs Lssdxs, No. 10,
IAN u Enrska. VIII rgs4ss rrss<zf ~
D1Ds 10 - fos AStnsfsssnf-
UP sTKICHKLxAX. Secretary.
Kzr<ka. Jzly q. 1s75. t31-In
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06
Municipal Elections.

BAIu. March. 3. Hon }. g. Richard
son, Republican, was reelected Mayor
over David i. Percy, who was supported
ny the Democratic Greenbackers, prohi-
bltionists and ketormer5. Mayor Rich
ardson's majority is about two hundred.
Every Alderman and Councilman il 4 Re
publican.
GARDINER, March 3. d. G. Palmer,
the Republican candidate for Mayor. Is
elected by vote Of GD9 u lOl for j. f.
Ladd, Greenbacker, the only opposition
candidate.
LEWISTON, March3. The vote Of Lew
iston for Mayor is as follows Jos H. Day,
Republican, had 1872 Lytord, Democrat,
1850: Stevens. Greenback, PIG. The Re
puDicans elect 4 Aldermen the Demo
Gratis ?, and in one ward there is no
choice. The Council is Republican,
In Auburn, Col. Lttletied, Republi-
can is elected BY plurality Of 1875 over
Turner. Greenback, and II majority over
all. The Council will have a majority Of
Republicans and hard money Democrats
nominated on the Republican ticket Some
hard-monet Democrats voted with the
Republicans for Mayor.
BIDDEFORD, March B. At the NUM-
cpal election in Saco to-day the Repub-
licans reelected Mayor Clark and all the
officers in i've wards out Of seven. Clark
had 1919 majority over the Democratic
and Greenback candidates.
PORTLAND, March t. Official returns
I Of the municipal election give Walker,
. Democrat Greenbacker, forty-sX MAORI
| ", the Islands largely helping the change
| The wards are as before reported, except
| that the Democrats lose one councilman
/ in ward i, making the Council stand Re-
! publican l3 to ; and the Aldermen. Re
| publicans I to 3 Democrats. There is a
! possibility Of a tie on Alderman in Ward
one which is a Democratic ward
/ RoCKLAND, March 3. The city elec-
ton to-day was warmly contested. There
was no choice for Mayor, the vote stand
ing as follows: John Lovejoy Rep, so
J. Fred Hall, tireenback 497 George
| Gregory, Dem. 296 total 1892 Three
Republicans, one Democrat, and one
Greenback Alderman are elected, and in
two wards there is no choice, with the
chances in favor OF the Republicans. OF
the Common Councilmen elected, | / are
Republicans ) Greenbackers and 3 Dem
ocratS and there is no choice of the re-
naming two.
ELLSWORTH, March 3. At the ELS
worth city election to-day for Mayor
James 5. Davis, Republican, had 3S7
votes, Abraham Lord, Democrat, had
3N; Horace Davis, Greenbacker, I24
The Republicans carry four wards out OF
five. No choice for Mayor.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06
Brighton Cattle arket.
Corrected Weekly for the journal

WEDNESDAY, Feb. %.
Amount of stock at market-Catte 2736: Sheep
and Lambs $500, swine 1885; number Western
Cattle 1896; Eastern Cattle HOO. Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 1870.
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs live weight-Ex-
ira quality So so a6 00 first quality IS 81 l2 second
quality 81 81 l2a4 81 l2 third quality 81 OOa4 81
poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls. &C., 50 5Oa
3 81 IL.
Brighton Hides &C per ID; Brighton Tallow 5a5
l-2c per Id. Country Hides 5a5 l-2c per 10; Country
Tallow 4a4 l-4c perb Calf Skins l0c per ID; Sheep
and Lamb Skins $lal SO each; dried Lamb Skins
50a75c each.
Working Oxen-The supply in market was light,
but enough for demand. We quote sales of pr,
grth # in, live weight, 1900 lbs. $780, pr. girth
It, inches, live weight sl35 pr girth # 10 in,
live weight $500 lbs, Sl25 pr girth # S in live
weight, 275o lbs, sl27; pr grth # 10 in, live
weight. $500 lbs, $l40 pr grth # in, live weight,
1910 lbs, $50.
Mich Cows-Extra $45a70; ordinary $25a4O per
head; springers $lSa45, Farrow Cows $l2a25 per
head. Most of the Cows offered in market were of IL
common grade. We quote sales of and calf at
1885, at S35; springer at $50; at $22; springers
at $lOs; the lot sprngers at 800; Jersey cows,
springers, for S105.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06
The Wreck of Schooner D. H. Tolck of
Mllbrldge.

NEW YORK, Feb 26. The crew of sta
ton 10 at Barnegat boarded the schooner
ID. II. Tolck, before reported ashore, and
brought the bodies Of Captain Sawyer
and wife and Ida Sawyer ashore. The
rest are supposed to be aboard, and two
in the breeches of the buoy were washed
away during the night. Two bodies were
found near the station. One is still miss
ing The names of the drowned seamen
are Henry Johnson, Frank Jones and
Richard Gordon. Saved, first mate Fran
els Peterson, second mate Emanuel Clar-
sen, cook Edwin Partlock, seamen Alfred
Cochran, Louis Everett, and two years
old child, Geneva Sawyer The vessel
broke in two and nothing can be saved.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06
Three Years In State Prison.

George W. Flowers alias Frank j.
Watson, was sentenced in Boston, Thurs
day, to "three years at hard labor at the
state prison in Concord, the first day to
| be in solitary confinement" for represent
| ing himself to be worth S;}2 900 and offer
Ing himself as bail for Frank Paige, now
on trial for detrauding his creditors Mr.
Flowers is man Of good family, native
Of Bangor, and has wife and one child,
lie went to the Black Hills and was un-
I successful. then returned to Boston and
went into the confectionery business. los
ing every cent he had. Being sorely in
need OF money he one day met a man
named Chas. q. Eaton, who induced him
to act as bondsman, telling him he could
make 5000 and run no risk whatever.
Flowers finally consented, was detected.
tried and sentenced as above.
When Flowers was called up for SEN
tence his counsel, 4. II Briggs, Esq, re-
viewed the case and read letters from
many prominent men in Maine, all testl-
flying as to Flowers previous good charac-
ter Among the writer's We're Chief JUS
tice Appleton, Judge Peters Of The SUI
preme Judicial Court, eX Mayor Fred VI.
Laughton, Mayor Hamlm Judge Goode
now and many prominent members Of the
Penobscot bari The prisoners father also
took the stand, and his testimony was
both favorable to the prisoner and touch
ing in the extreme lie spoke lovingly Of
his son, over whom such an awful pan
had fallen and said that never before
had his boy committed an ottcuce
rhc father ot young Flowers. above
alluded 10, Is Capt William Flowers, a
former resident ot Belfast, WHO viii have
the sympathy ot DIR citizens N III NH
fiction.
Congress An Extra Session TO be Called.
Veto OF the Chinese Bill
ASHINGroN, March ! MI the anna
Al approximation bills except the Legisla
tive, Executive and Judicial bill and the
Army bin haye been signed by the Prcsi-
dent together With the bill making the
requisite appropriation to pay arrears Uf
pensions. It Is understood that mes
sage vctong the River and lIarbor \p-
preparation bill was prepared but under
great pressure tho Executive signature
was finally affixed.
AN EXTRA SESSION 10 EE ALLIED FOR
rIE I~TH lNSI
The President and the Cabinet While
at the Capitol this morning agreed upon
The 18th ot this month as the cate for thr
commencement Of the extra session, tor
the converting ot which 4 proclamation
vii! he torcNith issued
VETO OF IHE CHINESE ELL
\ message Netoing the Chinese emmi-
f.,l
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06

J
A.. r.nno, j., n.,.;,,u. j.. p.,e,, H.
ms Ront !; II ns;tt aor,,,,.. .Lahs.,.
H. ,asI, 90 rs
A,sS oo'a " ua''S'l'e' OF 'aP' Noper' l. COMBS
u 'n'' '''! was married AZ San francisco las
'lo'''l' 70 MI l-ei'h' Bombay merchant
Two vessels with about 5000 bushels Of potatoes
were ready 70 leave this port last evening. for Bal
umore and Philadelphia and two additional YES
seIs VIII be loaded next week for The same markets
Capt James McKeen. on Monda,. commenced
the dissiu. at 4 cellar for a DWELLING hnuSe III Il,
soon erected Tbe III ! IN pr,mr,sn I'M noa,
the wool tart,r, I'M. hans. t,.b.l,,ltl IL.
Colb, Rrotbr,s
II. ',''' ~
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t.,,.,,., l.Il,-~..
I'LL, ~
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06

Store Cattle-Not much call for Store Cattle. Near.
" al the sr1sl Cattle that were in fair condition
were bought up by butchers TO slaughter.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by butchers and taken direct to the Abattoir
to be slaughtered.
Swine-Fat Hogs; prices l2A4 sac per lb. live
weight.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06
Notice..

NOR valuable consideration, hereby relinquish
IL to my minor son, Edgar b. Ellis, his time dur
ing the remainder Of his minority, and shall hereafter
claim none Of his earnings and pay no debts Of his
contracting. Y. b. ELLIS.
Witness, w. II. FoGIER.
Stockton, March /, 1S7g.-3wl0+
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06

AUGUSTUS PERRY, City Treas'r.
The city has bid in at Tax sales, G2 parcels real
tate. aggregatmg $1,000 81, not now available.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-06


there could be Of reform taken IN city at
fairs. il being well known that economy and a
careful attention to tie interests Of tile city had
been the rule hitherto. Turning short corner in
the thread Of his remarks at this point the speak
er INDUCED in little spread eagle Capitalization
over the large meeting before him. assembled III
fnrtherance Of "a great principle" Mr. Jewett
being called for and cautioned not to make a long
speech, contented himself with Introducing a pair
Of resolutions the first OF which solicited votes
for the nominee Of the evening and the second
| rendered thanks 10 the Waldo delegation in the
| Legislature for their efforts towards retrenchment
Senator Ellis was also called for and spoke briefly.
The following nominations were then made
towards the completion of the city ticket
| Ward /. Alderman, Andrew E Clark Council
men Howard Murphy, Warren Paul: Constable.
| Henry Mariner; Warden Charles Moore, Clerk
| F. A. Garlic
Ward :. Alderman, 5. 7 Edgecomb Council
men, C. 0. Mekenney and Benz Miller; Constable.
A J. Howard; Warden, D O Toothaker; Clerk.
Otis McKenner
| Ward g. Alderman, Geo E. allace Council
men, Luther Pitcher and Riley kittrdge Consta-
| Die, Edgar M cunningham " arden, r. I'll. Colby
Clerk Isaac Hill
Ward is to hold caucus on Friday evening.
The Republicans have not, at the date Of this
writing, decided to hold a party caucus. A con
siderable portion of the party is understood to be
opposed to such course, and to favor the calling
of citizens caucus which shall nominate a ticket
made up from the men best qualified TO serve the
city's interest, without regard to party affiliations
Should this policy prevail, NJ. 7. Woodcock will
be the candidate. But another portion strongly
favor straight party nominations, declaring the be
lief that in the existing condition of parties and
the narrow margin by which the fusionists carried
the city last September, snch ticket would sue
coed. Should this policy be adopted, DR.. David P
Flanders will doubtless receive the nomination
The caucus will probably be held on Wednesday
night, too late for report in this paper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-31
The Last Chance.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to A. BERwIN. late Of the White
House Store. are requested to make immediate
payment. This Il the Last call, and II the bills
Ire not settled promptly. they win Be placed
In the Constable's hands for immediate coll
lection A. BERwIN.
Erreka.Juns .. 1870. js1o
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Delinquent Assessment Notice.

DHESIX SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place q business.
san Francisco, California location Of works.
Eureka District. Eureka eonnty. Nevada.
Notice ia hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18TH day Of
August, 1879. an assessment mo. 9l Of twenty.
ave l25l cents per share was levied upon The
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imIne-
al ately in United States gold coin. to the Sec
Rotary, at the once Of the Company. Rooms 9
aud I, No. 327 Pine street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twentieth 10th day OF
september, 1879, will be delinquent. and adyer-
used for sale st public auction and unless
payment 10 made before. Will be sold on WkD-
NTsDAY, the nftenth tl5thl day OF October.
1879, 10 pay he Delinquent assessment. togeth-
err with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. By order Of the Board Of Directors.
d. +. yERDESAL. Secretary.
~Ofnce-Rooms 0 and 7. No. 397 Pine street.
San Francisco, California. auls-fd
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TO THE DEAD BROKE MryE-So ro
l. Us Land Office, Eureka, Nevada. Aurust9
1879. Notice is hereby given. that Martin 81
sntoni, whose postoihee address is Enreka, Ne.
vada has this day fled his application III.
patent for six hundred iG00l linear feet of h.
Dead Broke mine, or vein bearing silver. win
surface ground two hundred l90l feet ~
width. situate, lying and being in Eureka Min.
ing District, County Of Eureka, and State q
Nevada, and known and DESIGNATED Nv ~
Geld notes and ofhcisl pIa. on file In this ofcs
as Lot Nun Der One Hundred aud ginety-oDs
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No lei
being as follows. to wit: Variation lgk aeg
T. Commencing II q post marked No. 1. n
s. Survey No. l3i, whence Ruby Hill No
bears n. 0 deg : min. E., 1888 feet. post an
prominent rock. marked e.. s. Monument M
4. bears n. 80 deg. 81 min. W. ese feet; the Ban.
ner shaft bears y. s. deg. E., 81 $40 feet, md
thu mouth Of the Dead Broke tunnel hesrss
SSH deg. W. si6 $40 feet: thence. running trst
course 5. = deg. f., e07-l0 feet. 10 the western
boundary Of Y. ;. Survey No isG, Banner lode.
whence post No. l Of said Banner survey besrs
s. 81 deg. Z. 325 4-l0 feet. 600 feet. 10 best
marked No. 2. Us Survey No. igl. thence. "a
course $. s9A deg. W, 900 feet, to post marked
No. 8, Us Survey No. 1911; thence. Sd course
n. Z deg. W. COO feet, 10 post mssked No. 4.
T.. S. Survey No. igl sna thence, sih course n.
s9A deg E.. 163 $40 feet. to western boundary
Of said Banner survey. go feet, 70 post No. /,
the place Of beginning. So much a e. 3. Sur.
yey No. 15e, Banner lode. as conflicts With this
survey is hereby excluded. Said conflict Is Dc.
scribed a. follows; Beginning Al post No. Of
this survey. No. 1871, and running thence, lst
course s. deg. e.. 90 ITO feet: thence, "a
course N. 3l4 deg. ". 20 clio feet. and thence,
I'd course y. SEX deg. T., 90 lilo feet. 10 the
place Of beginning; which tract being e1eiad.
ed. leaves remaining ? 73-i0a acres. This elsim
is bounded on the northeast by the Banner.
south by the New Year. The location Of Tits
mine ia daily recorded in the Recorders OF.
&c Of Eureka Mining District, In Book G., pace
IE9. Any and ali persons elsiIAing adversely
any portion Of said Dead Broke mine. or said
mining ground IS heFeinbef0re described. srs
required 10 file their adverse claim with ths
Register Of the United stAfss Land Office, al
Far,hn. In The state Of Nevada, during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, o.
they will be barred By virtue Of the provisions
Of the statute.
.us-sAS Jas. NcMARTiN, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

q
THO THE CLOUD MISE.-No. e2s.-v e..
Land oface, Eureka, Nevads, AaeussSg
is7s.-Notice 10 hereby given. that muassiey.
stuveil, Samuel j. Beebce. John L. aSrsss
and John shoenbsr, whose postomce 49, ~.
Eureka. Nevada, have this DAY hie1S lsNl
plicston for . patent for six hunaieu q
linear feet OF the Cloud mine. or sein aao1
silver, with surface ground two hanaiei q Tu-
feet In width, situate, lying and pelhs = nd
reka Mining District. County OF hrsted by
State Of Nevada. and known ana al IN this
the field notes and Official plat en- ~ Ninety.
ONCE a. Lot Number One Hundred ny - said
four lIe4l. The exterior boundariey sten
Lot No. 1874 being IS follows. 70 VII. msrk.d
l6h deg East. Commencing A. apos p.hv Hlli
No. /, {. s. Survey No 1914. whence INV van,-
No. 1 besrs n 3 deg Z, I0,ie6 feet: !. :. md
ment No 4 bears NJ deg As min r W ( SeQ
the main incline upon this lode pesfs q See
W. 33s feet; thence running Isl az U.
Il, 10 lilo feet, TO the southern inde' Whence
g.. Survey No l27. lot A Aetsmorhs ioue' 49,
post No 4 Of said Metamoras snLss. mari ed
FOX deg E 70 feet, coo feet, 10 pes &.
MOI U. s. Survey No lsf; thence. ~ u, 8.
81 deg W, 200 feet, TO post mafksa q deg W,
Survey No i9a; thence "a N : Survey No
isx: thence. attn course n. 81 deg J; ee Survey
to the western boundary OF SIG ~ nice
No lat. lot A, 200 feet, 70 poss 'Sn No I97,
Of beginning. So much OF 7. :. = r,th Il 10
lot A NJ ct amorss lode. as eonnie's s,st a le-
snrxev l. hereby excluded. Said eonhiesnf
scribed As follows: Beginning 81 p.sa ~
this survey. No 1874. and running "a eaur .
course 8. . deg Z, 10 ~ i.e y nost 10 3 Of sad
8, 7sk deg W. lS SIC feei, : urse n. pk
deg W. Is feet: and thence, 9Th eoar, s,s.np NJ;
z. is3 si0 feet. to the place o. an yey,
which tract being excluded fron' Tl,s es N 10
leaves remaining 8 66-loo acres. n,ss mine.
bounded on the north by the Me,sm.ISs "a in
The locstion OF this mine IL dnis MATTE fs 5 Dis
ths Reeordsr.s once Of Eureka minis lny
trics. in Eook L. page 81. Of said he. .nsp portion
and all persons claiming sdssrs.1 eround as
sersini efors described, are regnlrea y, Y he
their sdverse claim with the rssls.' IN the
United states Land ofhcf. al hnI.,s re,iod
state OF Nevada. during the SAW 1i K barred
p s ~ a. rrsyisiors OF the ststnis.
eu7. eod Jas. nCAAnAA
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THO THE NEW YEAR MISE.-So. 52o-U.s.
land once. Eureka, Neyfds. augusta,
ls79.-Notice is hereby given that AsFun Plan
toni. whose postofice address Is kursks, Ne
vsda. has this day filed bis Application fof
patent for SO linear feet Of tie New Year mine,
or vein bearing silver. with surface ground ~
feet IN width. situate. lysEg and eeieg u "a.
reka Miuing District. County 81 Eureka ana
State Of Nevada, and known and ees,ehatsao ~
the field notes and of5cisi plat On ale 10 this
on : IS Lot 1873. The exterior boundaries Of
said Lot 1898 being as follows. 70 wit: Variation
iB4 DEGREES East. Beginning At = pest nsItss
No. !, L. 5 Survey Nc. ia3, whence hnpy ~.
No. / bears n. 0 dies. 10 min H. lo;sss iett' ~.
on profnipeut rock. marked U. : Mon1nsnt
No. 4, bears ". 10 deg. 50 nain. W, sis l-lof esi;
The Banner shaft bears N. is deg. " min. !.
SS5 feet. and the New Year SHAFT tears Say
deg. W., $50 a10 feet: thence, runhils !"
course S. 20 deg. W, sos LILO feet, 10 ins sgslh,
ern boundary Of Z. 5. Survey No. ~, pssa
Broke lode. whence post No. > 81 sAid pssa
Broke Survey bears 5. s9S deg. " = $40 isst
$50 feet, 10 post marked No. 2, t.s- saffel -,
1873; thence. I'd course n. 70 des. W. AVieetw
post marked No, 5. Y. 5. Survey No. ~; 49,;
sd course n. % deg r.. 500 feet, 70 peel mar. n
No. 4. u. s. Survey No. 1873; and thence, y
course 8. 20 deg. E., 2 $40 feet, TO the w.stla
boundsry OF said Dead Broke survey. wbsase
po.t No 4 Of said Dead Broke survey bssrss'
\ deg. W.. 24a $40 feet, 100 feet 70 p1ss s a..
the place Of beginning SO much OF y. Z ~
veg No. 1871 Dead Broke lode, - eonn,eu W.
this survey is hereby excluded. Said eeh.s'
Is described as follows. Beginning ct possso'
/ OF this survey, No. 1ss., and running thenes'
LIST course s. 20 deg. w. sos lie feel: tns.se'
I'd course S. SEX deg W :. &c slofeet 70 pcTssS.
3 OF said survey No. 1871; thence, "a COURSE.
4 deg. W.. s55 s-f0 feet. and thence, fth eoasse
8. 10 deg. T.. 1877 ITO feet. 10 the plsee q pss x.
ming; whtch tract being excluded irom r rs,s
survey, leaves remaining 2 6'.loo ses.s. nd
claim fs bounded on the north BY ths - :
proLa The location OF this mine IL duly TO
corded In the Recorders oface Of Eureka NH,
ing District, in Book d, page l66- Any NO. III
persons claiming adversely any poruon y srs.
New Year mine. or said mining erouna = m
inbefore described, are required TO ne e..sd
states Land once. At Eureka. In the state y
Nevada. during the sixty days period = var ~
location hereof, or they will be barred " =
tue Of the provisions OF the statute.
aus-6nd JAs.M cMARTfN. Regisse''
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UVo THE LITTLE GIANT MINE.-So. 522.-
e. s. Land Oflce, Eureka. Nevada, August
q 1s7q-Notice is hereby given, that ID. h..
FOLEY. whose postofice address is Eureka, Ne
ysds. has this day fled his application for q
patent for one thousand II 600 linear feet OF
the Little Giant mine, OF vein bearing silver.
With surface ground two hundred t2ooi feet i'll
width, situate. lying and being in Eureka Min
ing District, County Of Eureka and State OF
Nevada. and known and designated by the
6eld notes and official plat on file In this Office
As Lot Number One Hundred and Ninety-two-
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot 1872 being
a follows, TO wit: Variation Icy degrees East.
Commencing at a post marked No. i. U. ). Sur
yev No Is2. whence Ruby Hill No ! bears 5 ~
deg 9 min T.. 3.31s feet; the Richmond shsft
bears 5 D deg 81 min Z, 1850 feet; aud the
Little Giant shaft bears y 4sA deg W. 5ef feet;
thence. running LIST course W 2l3 feet, to post
marked No 2, u. s. Survey No 1872; thence, "a
course y IS deg 50 min W 491 9-l0 feet, 10 post
marked No 8, Z. S. Survey No 132; thence 3D.
course n. 500 feet, to post marked No AZ. 8.
Survey No 1872: thence fth course u, 200 feet. to
post marked No s. U. s. Survey No l97; thence,
5th course 5. 500 feet. to post marked No ., U.
8 survey No 1872: thence. 9th course 5, 40 deg
z. 500 feet. TO post No /, the place Of begin.
ming. containing 4 li-loo acres. This claim il
bounded on the north by the Lone Pine. The
location Of this mine is duly recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining District. in
Book r., page sos, Of said District Records.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Little Giant mine, or said min
ing ground as hereinbefore described. ara re
quired TO file their adverse claim with the Reg
tster Of the United States Land Once. at Eu-
reks. in the State Of Nevada. during the sixty
dsvs' period Of publication hereof. or they will
be barred by virtue Of the provisions 81 the
statute.
au7-6od JAS. Register