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School Row in Indiana

CINC1NNATI, o., Jan. 29.-COnSiderable excite
ment exists in Winchester, Ind, over a fight
which occurred there yesterday between J. NJ.
Carver, teacher OF the public school. and seve-
raj male scholars. Carver was whining a
him with clubs. some of drawing knives, The
boys We're expelled by Superintendent Butler,
but were Immediately reinstafed by the school
BOARD. whereupon Butler and Carver rendered
their reSignatfOnS
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Pope Leo Against Communism.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Some OF the morning
papers publish full text OF Pope LeOs encyc!ical
letter. 1t is said to have been written by the
Pont1H himself, and the London Standards Ro-
man correspondent says 1t is the great subject
OF discussion to day. Much OF ii gives reason
to believe that there is to be great change
from Plus JNth's policy. The socialists. COM
munists and nihilistS are mathematical as a
death dealing plague that is creeping into all
the fiOreS OF human society
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Strangled to Dea,h in q Will,

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. GA Detroit, Michigan
dispatch Says:-Last night James Petherbridcp
an employe OF the Champion flour mills, Oh
Jefferson avenue, was caught in the gearing and
gradually drawn toward two immense wheels
just as lie was about to be crushed his situation
was discovered and the machinery stopped bur
ne had been strangled to death before the aid
reached him =
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Miners Refusing to GO to Work.

f0TTsNILE, Jan. 29.-It was reported this
morning that the miners employed at the Luke
Fldier and Cameron collierieS, at Shamokin, had
resumed work at their old wages. Investigation
SHOWS mat the company have offered the Luxe
Ffdier men their former wages but they refuse
10 60 TO work until similar concession is made
to the demands OF their fellow workmen in the
Cameron mine
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A Fatal nrsdDo

EAsToN, Jan. ga girl named Rose Lewis
fell through the railroad bridge to the wagon
road below last night and was killed This
makes the third person killed at the same place
within year.
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A Determined Suicide.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 29-Wm Thomas who was
acquitted recently on the charge OF numbering
his wife, and subsequently cut his throat, but
recovered, made another desperate attempt on
his own life last night. He succeeded in inaict-
ing some serious wounds on his neck with a
knife, but Ii is thought he may recover
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THE QUESTION OF SUCCESSOR TO DIR. L1NDER-
MAN has already been agitated. Mr.. Snowden,
postmaster at Philadelphia, was mentioned
prominently for the place before DR.. Ltnder-
mans death. He seems to have the best chances
now. There is nothing, however, to indicate
that he is certain OF the position. There are
influences In another direction which may bring
out an altogether different result 1t is pro-
posed to make the superintendent of the Phila-
delphia mint (Mr. .Pollockl district judge in
Pennsylvania, In place Of Judge Cadwalader,
deceased; and then to make Postmaster Snow
den superintendent OF the mint at Philadelphia.
ceed. In case it does. Mr.. Snowden, having
been placed In the Philadelphia mint, will leave
TWO vacancies the Philadelphia pOstmas-
tership, and the other the directorshfp Of the
mint, in place OF DR.. Ltnderman In this case,
Mr.. Preston, who has been DR.. Lindermans as
slstant, is mentioned for the place. His appoint
ment would be acceptable, and would conform
with Secretary Sherrna1s general plan Of pro
motion to fill vacancies.
THE SENATE WENT INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION
this afternoon at 2:1O, presumably to take up
and dispose OF the New York custom-house
man TO the answers OF Arthur and Cornell t)
his charges had been received up to 1880 o. M
To- There Is believed to be no doubt OF th,
rejection OF Merritt for collector and Burt TO-.
naval officer, and the confirmation OF Graham
as surveyor.
OVER TWENTY-FIVE MILLION of coin oblipa-
tions including million and five hundred
thousand United States notes presented for re-
oempt1on, have been paid during the current
month, and yet the stock OF coin In the Treas
ory mas steadily increased This Is resumption.
GEN. "CERRo GoRDo" WILLIAMS, Senator
elect from Kentucky, is In the city. He is over
six feet high. and is an excellent specimen OF
the stalwart Kentuckian. Senator McCrary In
troduced his successor to the Senators this
afternoon.
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Rar Tiffany Co., the New York jewelers.
have been ingeniously swindled out of diamonds
by g sharper who made Baltimore his tempo
rary headquarters.
B-The supreme court OF Indiana has denied
the motion for new trial for VIM E. Merrick,
the wife murderer, and the prob Abilities are
that be and the murderer, Achey, win be hang
ed to-day.
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IN THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT at New York
yesterday between Heiser and Gallaher, the
game Schaefer beat DAILY 600 to 6s Schaefe.
closed the game with q run of 311, but the ex-
cited audience insisted on his playing, and he
continued until he scored AS, the largest run
ever made in public
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INDIcTED.-The grand jury indicted the fol-
lowing to-day: Samuel Young, James Seat aad
John Gibbs and Frank Taylor, assault With In
tent TO Kill.
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kilograms to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
anime ip, Ur1rAr

ahaiHe III EgyRts
CAIRO, Jan. 29.-AccountS from upper Egypt
give near, lending details OF the famine there
The Bulgarian Election.
CONSTANTINoPLE, Jan. 2S.-The opening OF
the bulgarian assembly Of notables AT Tfrnoya.
lor the election OF prince. is now fixed for the
2sd OF February.
Cyprus.
Negotiations continue between Sir Austen
Hehry Layar6, British ambassador at Constau-
unople, and the Porte, relative 10 the purchase
OF the state domain Of cyprus.
France COunscls Greece.
france has counselled Greece to moderate her
demands relative TO the central portion OF the
frontier not distinctly defined by the Berlin
congress
Fire i'm Birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM, Jan. % Kinks & Sons lamp
works have been destroyed by fire. An i'm
mehSe quantity OF goods was lost. and three
hundred worknen have been thrown out OF en-
ployment. ~ ~
Reduction of Wages.
LONDON. Jan. 2?-The notices OF n reduction
ofwages posted at most Of the London engineer
ing works. call for an average reduction of ~
percent. -
A Quarry Cavcd I'm.
dispatch from Lisbon 10 the Dailu Ne,rs saws
a large quarry in the suburbs OF Oporto has
caNeu I'D, burryfng several houses.
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The JUDGE BLODGETT INyEsTIG ATIoN.-The
Zee TO investigate the charges against Judge
henry w. Blodgett, Of the U. s. district court at
chicago, arrived In that city yesterday morn
ing, ana spent the day In settling upon the
methods OF procedure. The committee consists
OF Representatives Knott, Culberson and Lap
ham. -
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in JUSTICE TO DIR. YARRow we state that the
colOred man, Shorter, after he was stabbed by
Bowen, as stated In yesterdays STAR, went TO a
drug store and was sent out I'm an almost ex-
hauSted condition TO find a doctor. He had
barely strength TO reach Doctor Yarrow's ONCE
and pull the bell, which was at once responded
and stimulaDts and beef tea given him. aud
there he remained for over an hour, until the
ambulance came for him: so the statement that
the doctor could not be reused was incorrect,
and did him Injustice -
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TIE CUTTING CAsE.-Yesterday afternoon a
certificate was received by the physician TO the
effect that Shorter, who was wounded by John
Bowen, on Monday night, was not supposed 10
be dangerously wounded, and Bowen was re-
leased on bail.
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN NFRANCE-Presideut
MacMahon refuses to displace the military COM
manders, and threatens a resignation. The I'M
peachment Of the French cabinet of the 18th of
May is again threatened, and much excitement
prevails In Paris. Proposals for bill of am
neSty to the French communists have been pre-.
sented in both branches Of the legislature.
THE KANSAS SENATORsHIP.-In the Kansas
house OF delegates yesterday the vote for U. s.
Senator stood:-Ingalls Al, Anthony 90 Simpson
II, Phillips I, Horton 1, POmeroy g. Campbell 8,
Mitchell tgreenback) II, GoOdin tdemocrat) 30.
In the senate the vote stOOd:-Ingalls Is, Simp-
son !, Anthony 8, Phillips A. scattering Z.
uThe new anti-treating league has become
nnoo Az
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THE LOUISIANA SENATORsHIP.-In the Louisi-
ana senatorial caucus last night the eighth bal
lot stood: Eustts 2, Kenner. %. Jonas g. scatter
ing 5. several new candidates were placed In
nomination.
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THE TELLER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE on
election frauds examined several more colored
republican witnesses at Charleston, s. c. yes
teTday. Cases OF intimidation and ballot frauds
were testified to.
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INTEREsTING TO TAXPAYERS,

The SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES having decided that the special assess
ments for the Improvement Of streets and avenues
are valid and legal tai, all property holders who are
sti in arrears, and aainst whose property tax lien
certificates have been issued, will be compelled to
redeem the same, subject 70 such reduction - the
revision now in progress VIII authorize
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS CAN NOW BE PAID
AT DISCOUNT,
and al tai payers interested viii hnd It Of adyan-
tae Ia adjusting and settling their tax bills to call
WILLIAM DICKSON,
REAL Estate AGENT.
323 FoHr-0ad-o-Holf st.,
tsuqlm Three doors above Columbia Building.
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RAID ON AN ALLEGED GAMBIING-H -HoUsE-Iast
evening Lieut.. Austin. OF the police. with some
Of his men, raided an alleged faro bank, on a
small scale over Wallace'S bar-room, on ID,
between 18th and 18th streets, and finding a
game in full blast, arrested all I'm the house,
with tie proprietor, who gave his name as John
A. Brown. They were locked up in the station
house. The fixtures peculiar TO such places
were also captured, embracing deal boxes,
sweat cloths, roulette checks. etc. Some policy
parapEernalia was also found, indicating that
this game was also carried on there. In the
Police Court this morning, the attorney stated
that although one party was caught la the act
OF dealing, he was unable to prove a sufficient
1t was probable that the proprietor was not
arrested, and Brown was only an employe. The
case WAS dismissed.
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vThe state auditor OF Missouri advocates
an income tax by the state on all amounts over
$4,000.
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Gov. HOYT sent to the Pennsylvania Senate
yesterday the names OF NJ. e. Quay for Secre-
tary OF the commonwealth, and David I'll. Lane
Tor recorder Of the city OF Philadelphia. QUAY
was unanimously confirmed, but Lane failed
the democrats refusing to vote
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STO-DAY-Internal rev.
,nue, s25s, csc. y; customs. s94.. 1922.
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THE SENATE to-day adopted a rule exclu ling
from the Hobbies all persons except such as are
entitled TO the privileges OF the floor This is a
direct blow to several railroad schemes
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the four per cent. loan to-
day amounted to 81, ,S2655O
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The new anti treating league has become
the most popular downtown organization.-[A.
7. Herald.
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WESTERN ITEMS.
ni<nn~onro~

- SlsCINEATI, IN o, Jan. 29-MisS Bowen, daugu-
Ter OF Daniel Bowen. of Ninton Townshin near
McArtnur. Ohio, left her fathers residpnca on
.Ie Zoth INST, TO visit friends a mile away she
coon creek upon q large drift ii is tbonSb, Sno
missed her footing and sank beneath the drift-
weed. she was plaintifT In breach of promise
suit against VIM H. KeenerS
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The LONG STRIKE OF the Norton iron works
miners, atAshland, Kentucky, terminated yes
terday by most Of the men returning to work.
A large number OF turbulent miners, however,
keep up the excitement, which has been aggra-
waited by strike at the Princess furnace mine
for Eve cents per ton advance More trouble
and perhaps bloodshed are anticipated.
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The lockout at the Ashland, Ky., Norton Iron
works ard Princess furnace mines still con-
tihueS. A large body of miners are on guard at
the iron works TO prevent those who wish 10 re-
suIhe work from doing SD. over LOCO EMPLOYEES
ale thus thrown out OF work. c3usinG Great diS
tTesS among them; many families being in need
C1 the neceSsareS OF life. the husband and
!aiher having been out OF work all through the
ponfhs
A fire at HcdgenSyille. Larne county. XIV,
early yesterday morning, destroyed two dry
goods stores, two groceries and Tarpley's hotel
Loss estimated az S10.000 insured for s.. 600.
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ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGEs.-The chief justice
and the Court In General Term TO-DAY an
nounced the assignments OF justices to hold the
several courts, as follows: Circuit, fourth Nom
day In JANUARY, the chief justice; second Mon
day in May, Judge Wylle; third Monday In Oc-
Mondays In June and December, Judge Hum
phreys Criminal Court, first Monday In March,
third In June and first In December, Judge Hag-
ner. Special Term, first Tuesday In each month
except August, Judge Macarthur. orphans
Court, Judge Macarthur.
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AT THE SESSION OF TIE B'NAI BIRTH general
convention at Philadelphia, yesterday, Simon
Wolf presiding. a telegram from San Francisco
was read protesting against the contemplated
change in the endowment law. The report OF
the committee On orphan aSylums was read and
accepted. In the afternoon the members were
driven through Fairmount Park Last night
the members and their families were entertained
at banquet at st. Georges hall, presided over
by Herman Behal
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MUNICIPAL ECONOMY IN BALTIMORE. The
ways and means committee last night submit
ted q report to the council recommending re-
ductions OF from 20 to per cent. in the salaries
of municipal officials; the school board ap-
pointed a committee to consider the question
OF cutting down the pay of teachers.-IBa,ti-
more American
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THE NEW YORK EMIGRATION COMMISSION has
advices Of an increasingly large number OF pre-
paid passenger tickets on steamers to arrive I'm
this country from Europe, and Of operatives
alone 1t Is anticipated that 10000 Will arrive on
our shores within the next few months.
TIM Ice CROP being gathered from the Hud
son river this winter win be the largest ever
harvested. Twelve thousand men and boys
are employed In the work and it Is expected
that fullY 1000 900 tons will be stored
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e~ FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS.
0 &c, use the GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
LOZENGES.
Tested for over 80 years Relief speedy and certain.
Bold by all druggists Price 50 cents
E. FOU6ERA b Co, AGENTS,
oct30wf m.6m New York
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UNITED STATES a PER CENT,
~ BONDS on hand for immediate delivery.
District Of Columbia. Twenty and Thirty year
Gold Skies, for sale
s .66 Bonds of d. @. guaranteed by the United
States. Coupon or Registered. bought and sold.
Other Investment Securities bought on orders
aug2u LEWIS JOHNSON & Co, Bankera
uOBSE OHNk.3Ss ATTENTlONg-Ool.
III le8e villa Farm IL miles above GEORGE -
town on Tennalytown road. ofIsre the best Nm
Of Inducements for w1ntering Horses at thea ~
low price Of $40 per month First class
stables, with boz stall for every horse TIVE feeds
Of grain daily. Veterinary attendance free DR. r 2
r. Lord residing on the plAce Tor further parton
hfs enquire at 608 l0th st NV
nov264m l. AOXLKY.
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court at Chicago, ILL.,, has decided that the state
act OF 1877, providing for the collection of back
taxes. is valid thereby affirming the decision OF
Judge Loomfs. This decision involves from
$1,000, 600 to s., ,O00, 600 taxes due the CITY,
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THE POOR FUND FROM THE MaRKET CON-
PANY.-To-day I'm the court In General Term,
the case OF the District of Columbia agt the
Washington Market company was argued
Messrs. Riddle and Miller for the District and
MessrS. b. 4. Butler, Jos. II. Bradley and w. +.
TO recover rental at the rate OF $4,000 from the
company to constitute a relief fund for the
poor OF the District, as provided by the act OF
Congress charteTfng said company. The de-
fence is that subsequent to the passage OF said
act the governor and board OF public works
were authorized to secure as a site for District
goyernme Mt buildings lands fronting Pennsyl-
vania and Louisiana avenues, between 9Th and
10th streets, and they purchased the same and
entered into an arrangement TO reduce the
rental to s, 500 per annum. The District claims
that the governor and board OF public works
had no power to make the arrangement.
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The FUNERAL OF DR.. LINDERMAN, late direc-
TOR OF the I. $. mint. will take place tomorrow
at IL O'Clock, from the Sidence. $40 street. in
stead OF at II O'clock as heretofore published
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DIAMONDS.
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR ASSORT
NENT OF DIAMOND SOLITAIRE AND CLUS-
TER RINGS, EARRINGS, LACE PINS AND
LOCKETS IN ALL SIZES. THE RECENT DIS
COyERIES OF DIAMONDS IN LARGE GUAM
Titles, AND THE GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF GOLD AND LABOR, HAS BROUGHT
THESE GEMS WITHIN THE MEANS OF PER-
BONS IN MODERATE CIRCUMSTANCES.
lana n. ". GAIT, BRO h CO.
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Senators McCreery
and Burnside, and Representatives Harden
bergh. Morgan, Van Worries, Hale, Willis,
Kelley, Rainey. Dwight, Foster Mckinley
BaEley aid McCook called at the White Hous
to-day. RepTesentatiye-elect l.. A Bingham OF
n j. also called
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REsIGNED.-Mr. stephen K. Radford, of this
city, son OF Rear Admiral Radtord, who was
appointed last summer as an assistant pay
master in the navy, has resigned his nns,tftnn
TO take effect on the 2sth inst f''-''
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NAVAL ORpERs.-Master s. c. Hanus to the
Vandalia at Boston. Surgeon Thomas Hfland
Is placed On waiting orders. Lieut. C. III. West
TO remain on duty at the New York navy yard,
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A DELEGATION from Gloucester, Mass, repre-
sent1ng the fishery interest, arrived here to-day
TO have conference with Secretary Evarts
They will urge the abrogatOn OF so much of the
treaty OF Washington as relates to the fishery
question.
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AGENCIES FOR SALE OF POSTAGE STAMPS
ABoLIsHED.-An order has been issued at the
P. o. Department disseminating from and after
the close of the present quarter, March 81. 1879.
the local agencies for the sale of postage
count OF 2 per cent. Is allowed such agents. re-
presenting loss Of between $40, 900 and $50 900
year to the government, for which it is
thought no equivalent Is received Fourteen
cities have these agencies and among them
Washington
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-19
r. z. PlcoTTE.
TERMS:
NOTICE TOLIENHOLDE

In TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
II Third Judicial District of the State Of
Nevada, In and for Lyon county.-D. II.
JACKSON. Plaintiff, vs. GLASGOW GOLD
AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. a corpo-
ration, aud AMAZON CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY, a corporation. Defendants -
d. II. Jackson, Plaintiff above-named, hereby
gives notice that he has commenced an action
in the above-named Court, as plaintiff, against
the above-named defendants, Glasgow Gold
and silver Mining Company and Amazon
Consolidated Mining Company. to foreelose
certain mechanic liens upon the following
described mining aims, premises and prop
erty situated in the Devils Gate q China
town Mining District, in Lyon county and
State of Nevada that is TO say, that certain
mining claim, ledge and lode being United
States Survey No. ia, beginning at post
marked No. / U. $. 4. No. ia. whence bears
the Flagstaff on Mount Davidson n. l4h' W,
the tsllcst smoke stack OF Kossuth hosting
works N. 534o E., the taliest smoke stack of
Succor new hofsting works N % 25f f., the
u section corner on the West line OF Section
10 T 10 N. Il. 81 Il. NJ. ID NJ. n. 65e Az f., dis
tan. $50 feet; thence running from said post
No. /. N. 400 5Of W. 100 feet to post NO. p
thence s. 49s 10f W. 1900 feet to post No. . ;
thence s. 40e 50i L 200 feet to post No. Il
thence N. 49e l0t Il. l 500 fest to post No. 5;
thence n. 40o 50f W. 100 ieet TO post No. l, the
point of beginning, containing 6.s9 acres,
bearing expressed from true meridian mag
neiic variation l69 30f East: together with the
buil ings, hoisting works and improvements
thereon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-19
ALSO,

That certain mining claim. ledge and lode
being United States Sarvey No. ll3, beginning
AZ post No. l, raj post being identical with
Pest No. o. the Amazon Consolidated Min
iag CoiapaDy's claim. and whence bears the
flagstaG on Mount avidson N. i4h9 W. the
tallest smoke stack on K6ssuth hoisting
works N. 5Ji4 +, he thliest splpke stack-nn
Succor new boissing works N y sbf I.i
thence running from said post No. \. iGe 50f
W. 300 feet to post No 2: tn nee n. 499 l0f +,
l,s5l feet to post No 3; thence s. 40s 50f 300
feet to post No, 6 said post being identical
with post No. Of the Alhamhra Comnany's
United states Survey No 50, and whes ee
bear the y seetioI corner on the Fast line of
setioI IL 7 Ign II. u y. 81. ID. VI. 5, 50 .
T.. distant 50i feet, thence n. 15N9 W. 100
feet TO post NJ. /. said po being identical
with post 80. 4 of the boulevard ledge ami
Company; thence liH W 3Ii fee: 10 post
No s, said post b ing identical with post No.
5 OF the boulevard ledge ana Company;
thence =. 5fi4s T. Aij feet 10 post No. o.;
thence :. fYs Iof W. ,203 feet to post NO. g.:
thence l0o 50f W. 3O0 feet to post No. /, the
point Of beginning; containing iT.s3 acres,
bearings expressed from trne meridian mag
netic varisttnn 16e 30f East; together with the
hosting works, inschin ry ana appurtenanees
thereon.
Said Items are claimed and held under an
Act OF the Legislature Il this state eutitled
"ln Act TO secure liens to mechanics and
others, aad 20 repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto" approved March 2, 1875.
Notice Is hereby givcn to all perpns holding
or claiming liens on said premises, mining
claims, or either Of them, under the pro-
visions nf raid Act ~ the Legislature of the
siate Of Nevada. TO b. and appear before said
District Court Of the Third Judicial District
OF the State of Nevada, In and for Lyon
county, at the Courtroom of said Court, ut
Dayton. in Lyon county State Of Nevada. on
the 18th day Of March, A. d., 1879, and to
then and there exhibit the proofs of their
said liens c. II, BELKNAP,
Attorney for plaintiff, d, II. jackson.
March 3, 1879.