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The New York herald., 1879-03-17
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CuAMpEns.-I by Judge Law
rcnce-Court opens NJ hslf-past ten A. M.-Calendar
called at eleven A. M.-Third Monday motion calcn-
dar. The calendar will be called entirely through
to-day.
SrrHENE Counr-GxNEnAL TEnM-Held by Pre-
siding Judge Davis and Judges Brady and Potter
Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-Nos 95, l64
197 3Oe l00 10l. 1o6 Ill, 1p 13S. 16l, 62 l65, ILL.,
lsO 1s3 1901, 1874 Y, y, 06. ~, qS. 1OH 1877, 1s2.
SUPREME CounT-srEcIAL TERM-Ield by Judge
Van Brunt--Court openr at hsIf-past ten a. M-Iaw
and factNos. 1885, sl. 13s. 1o s. es2. 952 95j. 962.
sGa 9c 260. o70 95 g73. 9s4 97s 97a ys5. 9sG, 9ss
1I1. .25 ?47. !42
surngafr CorRr-cIncuu-Par Held by Judge
Daniels-Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-Ncs.
4l2I. 27Gs S21 1855. 1872. 42s5, 1859. 32T7. ,2,s
47 222s 1905 r;lo. as2l 295i 2l-s 22i3. 9i2 27G3.
1927 3isl 1902. 1881. $685. 327i. 4i45. Part 2-Hcld
by Judge Barrctt-Court opens a. half-past ten
A. M.-Nos. SOH a62O. sls. 1924. 2f34. 4i5t,
I2ton, 27s2, sios. 45l3. iso3. s3ii. 35ii. s2os.
1IO7. 1775s. 1sgo. soal. 1919. s92. 4:ri. loa9
2J2j 452i $40. Part 3--lIcld by Judge Donohuc--
Court opens ut halt ten A. M-Nos. asio. 9oas
25pa 1g22. 3lST. 3N6 3013. 1919. 2t55. III. alii
2s73 2iv,, 1880 a2l5. 1910. 2i72 1las. 1851. 3Si3
1905 1907 32e2 ars3. KISS. i29i $40. 1876. 32li
l02l 3io5. aIas. ss4a 3,5G. i755. 2id. 322s. ana
32o3 1927. 1885,. $780, 1861. 33js. $3.50. lGad, 1906
4lia. 1901, 3jpt.
Strprntou Covur-isrNrn,f. TfpN.--Adicurned un-
The New York herald., 1879-03-17

O'Clock A. NJ. from 364 West sd st.
sEAsTEDT.-on Sunday morning. March 1G. ADoLPH
+. SEAsrEpr in the list year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SwEEr.-On Sunday. March 10. at half-past twelve
A. NJ, kArf SWEET, daughter of Catherine and the
late Ezra +. Sweet, aged ~ years, months aud
days.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect.
fully requested to attend the funeral services ut tho
residence of her mother 252ls 9Th ST., Jersey City
Heights. on Monday evening at half-past seven.
sYDDALL.--On Saturday. March l5 1879. WILLIAM
S1DDAIJ. in the 9th year of hts age.
The relatives and friends of the family are in.
vited to attend his funeral. Monday. March II. at
one p. NJ, from his late residence 153 south st..
Jersey City Heights, " j.
TrrrASr.-on Saturday. March Is. COMFORT TIE.
Funeral in baltimore. Wednesday morning. 18th
inst. from Mount Vernon Church.
TyLER.-ln Brooklyn. on sunday, March 1G. ELIZA
A.. widow OF Captain Benjamin Tyler. in the 9th
year of hcr age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend funeral services at her late residence No. isl
State st.. Wednesday 18th inst. at seven o'clock
\. M. mtcrment at Mount Sina L. i.
vENN.-On saturday. March IL, HENRY d. vESS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited "a
attend the funeral from the Church OF the Annunci
ation 18th St. between 9th and 7th avs, Tuesday,
18th inst. at half-past twelve O'Clock.
Tho members of the Firemcn's Ball Committee arc
hereby notified to attend special meeting AZ Del
monco's this Monday evening at eight o'clock. for
the purpose ot making arrangements to unite in pay
ing The last tribute OF respect 10 the memory OF onr
order, JAMES /. WENMAN, President.
JAMES CAMERON. Secretary.
Tho members aud honorary members of Columbia
Engine Company No. H. Volunteer Fire Department.
requested 70 meet M keho Hotel. 9Th
and 1ith st.. Monday evening. March II. at eight
O'Clock, to make arrangements attending the fnc-
raj OF our late associate. henry y. Venn. Owen w.
brennan. seaman Lichtenstoin. Augustus IL. Tyler.
james Forsyth, simon steiner
wALgtNsrAw.--Suddcnly. Saturday, March -.
1879. az the Clarendon Hotel New York, JonN c.
wArKrNsHsw. OF the firm OF Wskinshaw Voigt.
aged 81 years.
Funeral services TO be held at Calvary church. cor
plat 81. and 4th av on Monday. March H. ut ten
A. NJ. Friends invited 10 attend without furthes
notice.
WARSEn.---At Grainercy Park House. March IL
ELrzABErH, wife of Abraham D. Warner, OF Bergen
Point, IN the 5gth year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respcct-
fully invited TO attend Tho funeral, from 81 Thomas
Church. 5th av. corner OF 53d st on Monday nth
inst, at ton O'Clock A. NJ.
CORRECTION.
| We arc requested TO state that tho announcements
In yesterdays Herald OF the death of Josiah Palmer.
| OF tsrcenpoint, was malicious impcsturc. Mr..
Palmer is In good health.
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References from well-known Physi-
CLANS, Druggists, and Citizens.

Geo W. Houghton. ESQ, watham, Mass. cured after
twelve years Of suffering Dr. Chas Main, Boston,
writes consider superior to any preparation LAID
down in any text book with which am familiar" WIN
Bowen Esq. Of Mediation, Grant Bowen, 225 Pine st
st. Louis writes IN the warmcst terms Of It to his friend
A. A. Mclcr, Wholesale druggist urging that some more
rapid introducing to the people Of his city be
taken s. d. Baldwin Co, druggists. Washington. Ind
say they never sold remedy giving such universal sat
istacton Samuel spinney. Meadow Vale n s.. says It
operated his system in way that nothing ever given
him by physicians had done. Geo y Din'more. Bos-
ton druggist says that tho effected in his case was
remarkable that 1t seemed to many thatit could not
be true lie therefore made oath TO II before Seth j.
Thomaa Esa Justtcc of the Peace
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On and Aftcr Jan -. 1878.
Trains leave New York. DcsbrOsses and Cortlandt
Streets Ferries. a. follows
Express Tor Harrisburg, Pttsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. at A NJ and
$50 T.. daily.
For wlhansport Lock Haven. Cory and Ere. at 3 ~
7. NJ, connecting AZ CORY for ntusyille, Petroleum
Centre, and the Oli Regions NiliamspOrt aud Lock
Haven. A NJ
Baltimore. Washington, and the South Limited wash.
instor Express. u Pullman iaror cars daiy. except
Sunday, 10 A. NJ. arrive Washington ~ T. ". kegu.
LAT at 4 ~ and : 20 A. NJ. AMI 10 2. VI. sunday,
$50 A. NJ. and 10 NJ. for Baltimore, L. NJ, except
sunday
II A NJ l. 3 80. I. 5. a. 80. 81 and 10 p NJ sun
dAy, 81 and A. NJ O. D. 81 "a, and 10 4. A. Emf.
grant and seconi class : 80 H. W.
boats u Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains A. Jersey city, anordins speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. 05O 1910 A. VI. 10 10
4. w. daily. ~ NJ 6ll T.. daily. except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore q. 80 A. VI ,, 80,
4;t5. lQlOP. VI. sunday, 30 A. ", and 1910 +. "
From Philadei phta $50 81. 80, 10 80 II ~ A. NJ,
ESQ 80, 20. ~. and 1910 r " Sunday. asa
so. lO,p II 80 A. w. -, 10 10 +. VI.
Ticket Offices SO and pa Broadway, Aston HOUSE,
and foot DeshrOs-s and COrtanit sta Court st and
hrooklyn Annex Depot foot Of fulton s. BROOKLYN,
IA lid. and lls Hudson st., Hoboken, Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. l.. p FARMER.
General Manager. Gen'i Passenger Agent
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fmgntml.
A NEW ENTEHPRIsE.

GRAIN CALLED AND SOLD FROM 10 A NJ UNTIL
43OP.M
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Excursions.

| EXCU RSIONS.-For a complete OUTFIT Of any kind
I,eambOals barRes aud groves apply early Tor choice
days at Office OF SfARlN kXcursOns, Pier H. North
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$OarO mo Aooms.
A IIGnT bedroom, with feather bed 81 week l
| AIDES AMI gentlemen can be accommodated with
- board At - East 10th IT.
MICE comfortably furnished rooms complete Tor light
~ housekeeping, -, ~ go and ~ 413 East 18th St.
PLEASANT rooms Tor Young men, with or without
board, Cheap 3t3 East l2th St, near LIST
OOMS furnished for usekecping; man and wife or
IL two or three young 400 East IAN st., "a lOor
TWO young ladies can have the comforts oi a home
IN small family, ON low terms a2i East 9th 81
DDC. NIGHT-snsle rooms. Knickerhocker Hotel.
~ la2 south St deck shpl open all night Men only.
g RA a WEEk,-Gentlrmcn can be accummo.
Rt'OO dated with good board aud pleasant rooms
~ East Broadway
"CANDALINE EIIXIR,"
- THE GREAT TONIC.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Clears the Head aud Throat thoroughly, that taken
in the morning on rising there unpleasant secrc
tons and nodsagrccabe hawking daring the entire day
but an unprecedented olcarness Of Voice and Respiratory
Organs" Price, with Improved Inhaler and Treatise.
g. Sold by all druggists
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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FOURTEEN Through TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE nfPOrS Is PHILADELPHIA,
TNO IN NEW YORK
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
I% For m
u CATARRH ~

Is neveriailing specific. when every other remedy
has failed when physicians have pronounced cure i'm
possible II has by is powerful Alternative and resolvent
properties acting through the blood and by It's healing,
balsamc properties acting upon the diseased nasal sur
faces lifted the afflicted 1t we're, from the
No other remedy has done this for other remedy
possesses In pure and simple yet so powerfully
effective the real It were, Of the barks and
shrubs from which IL prepared.
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Tho largest and finest assortment OF
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Positively retaiei nj wholesale prices.
large variety Of INVISIBLE FRONTS for Young md
old Improving the ooks VI all ladies' Instantly; made Of
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TliE COQUET Toe. and upward.
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THE FKiPON. 81 81 and UPWARD.
THE COQUEr POMPADOUR, $50 and upward.
THE PSYCHE, si.0O aud upward, most beautiful
DESIGN. entirely new
requires redresug does not nip tear, always ready
and very becoming. - and upward.
fine assortment Oi finest quality, all long. 49, -
HAIR SWITCHES. from s. upward. Our MARIE AN
TOINETTE SWITCH n decided success
GRAY HAIR SPECIALITY.
COMRINGS made ~ hy our new method handsomcr
and cheaper than by any other house
INVISIBLE HUMAN HAIR NETS. the finest and larg-
est imported 10 cents each, 81 10 per dozen
GOLD HAIR PINS, the latest fashion, at l2c. lSc, and
&c. per dozen
ADVICE given by French Artist how to arrange
the hair most brcOmingly. Tree Of charge.
Also tull assortment Of BBAUTlfYlNu COSMETICS
EUGENTE's SECRET or BEAUTY. warranted to be
harmless, specially. 81 per box. -
COUDRANS unrvallcd NELOUTINB FACR POW
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Send FOR our new illustrated catalogue, "How to be
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TNO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DFPOrS rs PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. TIKI MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER DEC i6 1878.
Express Trains leave New YORK, via Doshrossos and
Coruanit streets Ferries. as follows;
$50 ~. ~. y. 10 timtedl II A. NJ; l. $50 s, o.
7;a1 s3l. and 10 T.. NJ. sundays 80 and A. NJ. So
1850. $50, and 10 r. NJ.
Boats Of brooklyn Annex connect with all through
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia l2ol, Is, ss5 /
80, \, $50, and II A. NJ Limited Express, 80 z.
NJ, =, 4, $50 T. and 1855 T. VI. ON sunday, l2.OL
34b, a. 80, \, $50 A. NJ; I. 7.31 L. VI.
Ticket olicus. 526 aud ga Broadway, Aston House,
and foot Of DcDros-s and cortandt Sta Court St and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton st. Brnokyn IA
10 and III Hudson 81, ioboken, Depot, Jersey City.
EmlErani ticket oihce, Battery place; -
FRANK THOMSON, l.. p FARMER
General Manager. Genl PASSENGER Agent
SUNDAY LINE TO HOsTON.
Steamers II the Norwich line will leave Pier ~ n.
at5P NJ sunde5 for Boston Worcester, Portland, &c.
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STEAMBOATS, auo aaIlrJIoa
THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
EAST SIDE LINE.
CHANGE OF SUNDAY TRAINS.
COMMENCING MARCH p 1879
SUNDAY TRAINS WILL BIZ RUN AS FOLLOWS
THE FIRST TRAINS WILL
LEAVE ieortl st AND
SOUTH FERRY AT 7So A NJ
TIKI LAST TRAINS WILL
LEAVE i2gru ST. AND
SOUTH FERRY AT i2oo A NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS WILL De RUS AT SUCH INTER
vALs As MAY BIZ REQUIRED To AcooNNoDATE
THE PUBLIC.
Il x RICkER,
General Manager.
oaee OF the New York Elevated Il r Co. New York
pah d is-a
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"CANDALINE LOTION"
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
LOCKED IN 4 TOME.

Well. what's the news, Colby" said
I. getting down from the stage at the
d House. in one of the pretty villages
ON the AndroScoggin, and how goes the
old place.
~Oh. the town is behaving itself rs
we'll ~ usual. II isn't place i"r. news.
Won know said Colby, leading the way
To the register. Only, lowering his
voice only Burt Slater. you remcm-
Ter Bur?'
YES. indeed, What IF him:'
Hes got the 'iim-iams again.
-Againi I'm sorry for that!
We'll. h. has: awful, too! There are
two men with him in his room over the
J.. Both VI them can hardly hold him.
fel, sorry. indeed. for the poor fell
low, for had known and respected hi
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
Il Hunters Danger.

A large and ferocious grizzly bear was
killed last Wednesday, about thirty-five
miles from this place, near the location
of the old Pacific Carrara - marble
mine. Two hunters, named respective
ly James 81. Thompson and Henry
Shane, of San Francisco, after hard
days luck in hunting, had just gone in
to camp, when the grizzly made his APP
pearance. One OF the horses, used by
them in packing their blankets, cooking
utensils, grub and hunting stock, had
given out from exhaustion, and had
been left standing alone short distance
from where they were preparing their
camp. The animal, although almost
unable to move, suddenly gave evidence
of great terror, and commenced to bray.
Mr.. Thompson started out of camp to
see what the trouble was. AS soon as
he left the circle of the camp fire, a
large grizzly sprang upon him from
chemisal thicket, and bore him to the
earth. His partner, Mr.. Shane, sawthe
brute spring, and he called to Mr..
Thompson to keep still. The grizzly
stood growing over the PROSTATE man,
with its fore-feet on his breast. Shane
dropped the rope he was engaged in
coiling, seized Winchester rife and
fired. The animal dropped, raised
again, scratched Thompson a few ugly
cuts, and then received the second shot
from Shane's rifle, when he tumbled on
his side, growing fearfully, and rolling
over and over on the ground. Thomp-
son then scrambled to his feet and as
sisted in dispatching the monster.
Thompson was slightly hurt about the
breast where the claws had penetrated,
two of the cuts being five inches in
length by one and a half and two inches
deep. but is doing very well, none of
them being anyways serious, though
painful. This bear was estimated to
weigh about 100 pounds, and his skin
is now priced by Thompson as a me-
mento Of q terrible danger. Thompson
has gone home, in care Of Shane. to
San Francisco. 20 get doctored up
Monterey Californian, Jon. ian.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

A CONVICT at Auburn escaped hafd
work during his confinement OF two ana
a half years by feigning paralysis. he
was so successful in his fraud that he
was carried about by attendants, and on
his release had to be carried to the de-
pot and placed on the cars. An hour
aftervard he visited the prison officials
and astounded them by his speedy re-
covery.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15


him drive of the previous morning. and
feared it was not for good purpose
After dinner that day, as Burt did not
come back, he took Burt's hostier with
him and drove down to l.. Inc
Watchdog at the stable, "Old Beave'
went along with them.
They went to the boarding-stabie
where Burt had put up his horse. They
found the animal still there, and learn
ed what they could regarding him.
The hostler took Burt's drivins-sloves
ont of the carriage and threw them down
to the dog, then told him to "ind Burt.
Beave ran about the stable, then up
to the hotel, and after while he ran oil
along the D--road.
Colby and the hostler followed as last
rs they could run, and saw the dog go
into the cemetery. When they came
nm he was at the tomb snuffng at the
door. ......-
sob, come away from there, you fool!"
exclaimed Colby.
mot too fast, now," said the hostler.
"That dog isnobodys fool!'
They went up to the tomb door,
"Burt!" Colby shouted, incredu-
lousy. :,
There was no answer, though the call
had partly reused Burt from his sleep
Burt, you amt in there, are ye?"
"Yes, I am, came family through the
heavy door.
Both men uttered an exclamation OF
surprise, Colby very forcible one. The
hostler tried the door, and then ran to
find the sexton, and in short time they
had Burt out of the tomb.
"Well, how'd We get in there?" asked
Colby.
II don't now quite recollcct," replied
Burt, gravely.
The two men looked steadily but ex-
pressively at each other moment; then
Colby said:
Burt, 1 wouldn't drink any more II
I were you"
"I'm not going to-" said Burt, very
quietly.
The hostler grinned. The astonished
sexton locked up the tomb again, and
the three young men returned to their
homes.
These events occurred more than
three years ago. Young Slater has
kept his word thus far, and has proved
himself a capable, honest business man.
His craving for stimulants is not yet
wholly quenched. At times he expert
ences it; but it is less strong, and is
slowly but surely growing weaker.
If this man can reform, I believe it is
in the power of every drunkard cursed
by an appetite for intoxicating liquor to
throw it off and become master OF him
elf.-YoutRs Companion.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

A PACKAGE in a basket was left on
the door-steps of a cautious Nevpon
woman, who, having no desire to sdof'
founding, took the basket to the 20
lice station and there found that IT con-
tanned a tSenty-pound turkey.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-10
LIST OF LETTERS
HOME NEWS.

Our VICToRY.-While the result in
This county cannot be definitely known
for several days, it is certain that Trini-
ty will give majority Of rs or more
"Against the New Constitution" AS
all the surrounding counties of Northern
california have gone the other way, we
feel particularly elsted at the result here
and are just egotistical enough to claim
that the JOURNAL assisted materially in
the successful issue of the campaign in
this county. Notwithstanding the person.
al pressure which was brought to bear on
voters and the public Misrepresentation
and threats which were made by the ad-
vocates of the Kearney Instrument the
intelligence and best judgment of the
county has declared for the Old Cons:i-
tuition. Not less than nine tenths of the
property tax payers of this county voted
Against the New Constitution. Had
all the voters of the county the same op-
portunity of hearing the New discussed
all in its favor-as had those of Douglas
City and Weavervillc. it is probable the
majority against would have been much
larger in the county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-10
LAND NOTICES.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
PATENT TO A
GOLD QUARTZ MINE.

APRIL. 8, 1870.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Wsvir Sebastian whose Post Ofice
State of California has Aled his
BARTED GOLD QUARTZ MINE sit
usted in Deadwood mining district, Trim
ity County, California, and more par
;icularly described in the plat and Geld
notes of said clam now on file in this
office to-wit: Lot No. 40 containing
ii 07- 100 acres lying South and adjoining
the Brown Bear Gold Quartz Mine. The
survey of the Lode commences at spruce
stake 3 inches in diameter marked b in a
rock mound situated on tho left bank Of
Slaug Gulch and supposed to
be over the East end OF lode from which
the starting corner of the claim as estab>
lished by survey Of connection line, bears
n 80 so 4 ia links distant to maple
inches in diameter, bears S $40 w 8
links distant. From said stake run with
variation lSe 90 ES 70' w 500 chains to
groupings OF the Barted quartz shown on
the surface, thence S $50 w l4.75 chains
to post marked b, which post is suppos-
ed to DO situated over the Barted Lode.
The survey OF the exterior boundaries
Of said claim commenced at the N K
corner Of the claim, being Rock l6x1Sx
6 inches marked B, run thence with var.
lS0 % Il South 50 so Il 9. 2S chains to
the Sc corner of claim a rock lsxl2x9
inches marked Il, thence y 76o w 22.73
chains to the SW corner OF the claim a
rock 24xl6xl0 inches marked b from
which y spruce Is in. diameter bears s
26e K % links and live oak 7 in. diane.
ter bears s $50 w l3 links, thence N 80
so w 6.Sl chains to the NV corner Of
the claim rock 15xl2x4 in. marked B
| from which black oak 2S in. diameter
bears N 760 Il S5 links, thence N 76o K
% 73 chains to and closing on the starting
corner from which the Sc corner Of Let
SS Black Bear Gold Quartz Mine bears
Mo l2 E6.4i chains distant, bounded on
first five chains of the course by
the Last Chance Extention Gold Quartz
Mine claimed by Trotter & Co. and on
the remaird der of the course by unclaimed
Lands, on the 2nd by unclaimed land on
the first 81 chains Of the 3rd course by
unclaimed land, on the remainder OF the
course by the Flag Gold Quartz Mine
and on the first 70links of the 4th course
by the Flag Mine on the remainder by the
Brown Bear Gold Quartz Mine.
Allpersons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the same
to the Register and Receive Of the United
States Land Office at Shasta, California,
within Sixty Days from the first publica-
ton of this Notice.
AARON BELL,
Register.
April 10Th. God