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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-06

Especially and T~.l.s,,phieaiiy Reported for ths
Gold Hiii Daily Nswsl
CAnsos, New, Jan. 6.-The Senate
aud Assembly Of the State Of Nevada
convened at IL N. to-day.
Senate.
Lieutenant Governor Adams In the
chair. After . short address by the
President OF the Senate. O. O. Wallace
and George I. Lammon were elected TO
spectively Temporary Ssrgeantst-Arms
and Temporary Secretary Of the Senate.
The nswly.elsctsd Senators were
sworn In.
The following arc the officers Of the
Senate as elected President pro tenn,
". Il. King Of Lyon county /; Secretary,
George /. Lammon OF Storey Assistant
Secretary. Theo. s. Davenport Of Lyon
Sergsant-At-Arms. @. @. Wallace Of Eu.
rska /; Assistant Ssrgeant.at.Arms, Jas.
Morris OF 0rmsby ; Minute Clerk, Z.
II. Reese OF Esmeralda /; Journal Clerk,
N. w. Roff Of Washos ; Enrolling Clerk,
L. b. PiIlsy OF 0rmsby E~pgrossing
Clerk. A. Z. Arnold Of Lincoln ; Chief
Clerk Of Committees. L. d. Wright Of
Storey. Committee Clsrks-BenjAmin
Edison OF Douglass. Henry Cobb Of
0rmsby and Henderson OF Eureka.
Copying Clerks-A. O. Bragg Of Washoe.
and Albert Harris OF Lyon. Porter.
A. Z. Pine OF 0rmsby. Messenger.
Johncy Morgan OF Storey. Pages. vii.
lie Dsaly Of Ormsby and John Lannon
OF Storey.
Assembly.
The Assembly was called to order by
Secretary Of State Minor.
After the election Of temporary OH
GERS, and tho members had taken the
oath Of Office. the following officers
were elected:
Speaker, Fl. A. CASTOR, OF Storey
county; Speaker pro tem., N. Z. Allen.
Of Lincoln; Chief Clerk, Joseph W.
Woodwork. Of Elko; Assistant Clerk,
j. p. Flanningham. Of Storey; Minute
Clerk. G. W. Rogers, Of Storey.
journal Clerk, A. L. Ames, OF
Storey; Engrossing Clerk, T. ]. Ten
nent. OF Ormsby; Enrolling Clerk. J. J.
S~hephsard, OF Storey; Sefgeant-st.Arms.
q. II. StoddArd. Of Washos; Assistant
Sergeant.at.Arms, Charles D. Kimball,
Of White Pine; Copying Clerks,
J. @. Henry, Of Lyon. Edward
Hayes. Of Eureka; Chief Clerk
OF Committees. ]. o. Kelly Of Storey.
Committee Clerks. William Taylor Of
Elko. ]. Lovsjoy Of Storey. ]. D..
Meyers OF washos and w. Z. Howard
OF Esmeralda; Porter, John d. Read Of
washos; Messenger. W. 7. Notsvars Of
Douglass; Pages, ". b. Taylor, it,, Of
Nye and James Cummings, IT,. Of
Storey.
Both Houses adjourned until 4 to-
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Arrival. Yesterday n.r.,.s.

Cha . walton. Y Frederick. ChAs L
stons. II d Morris. W N Lccte. A Fraser.
d Cornell. Y Donovan. Laura Fox. LIT
fox and family. r W Chase. A Z Boucher.
EA Fargo. d Nathan. Z II Warsaw. Z L
Hsnifsn. J schmitt Jr. ChS sehmitt. J
Kelly. Mrs Miller. Mrs = @ Campbell and
child. Thos Mccormick. jos Rountree Jr.
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silver Hill.

doLp HILL, Jan. 4, ls79.-W. e. D-an.
.S.eretorys During the past week the ~.
Louis drift has been advanced ~ feet. Our
100 crosscut Is now In So feet from the
station. We commenced sinking the In.
cline yesterday. Our new pump aud bob
and other machinery are alI working
tinely. The face of our HOO crosscut Is In
porphyry with streaks Of low grade ore,
and Is very dry.
n. @. HILLvER, Bupt,
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YellsW Jacket.

GoLp HILL. Jan. G. is79.-Merc,r Oi.y.
Secretary. Tho new shaft Is now down
2i2O feet, and making worry good down.
ward ogr Notwithstanding the hard
nature OF the rock. The new north drift
ON the 1900 level OF the old mine Ia In 90
feet from the winse; faco In ledge por.
phyry with strcaks Of quartz.
" /. L. JAMES, hupt.
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FATAL DELAY.

70 10 often the case that We sacrifice our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hours Lost 10 often fatal 10 acute diseases.
Fever apd Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurfies on 70 modification
and death. Do mot be guilty of this fatal delay.
uss freely Bristots BarsAparilla and Pills; In
them you have safety and health. oc7G cod I'm
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MeNlTan-

VIRGINIA CirY. Jan. 1, 1870. Z.
Weller. President. On our 1000 level the
joint Union Consolidated Wine has been
sunk and timbered to . depth Of i39 feet
on tho slope, II feet having been made
during the past week. The material
passed through and In the bottom con.
iinues hard blasting porphyry. The main
north drift on our 1000 level has been ad-
vanced IA feet; total length from our
south line, l0i feet.
Indications Of water appear In the face.
We have discontinued work for the pres.
ent and are preparing to drill ahead 70
prevent any sudden influx Of water.
w. ii. PATTON, Supt.
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TnQlAn.

Coin HILL. Jan. 4.-Darid Wilder,
SECRETARY , Northeast drift. second station,
has been advanced a feet; total length.
I07 feet. Slopes Nos. I and 2 are looking
we'll aud yielding the usual quantity OF
good ore. At top Of upraiso No. . from
third station have commenced TO open .
new stope. The ore In this stope looks
we'll and assays from Same to-day run $50.
The indications arc that We will obtain
quite . lot Of good ore for some time to
come from this stops. On Monday next
We expect . further shipment Of bullion
from the mill. A. LAcEEY, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-06

GoLp HILL, Jan. 4. 1879. james
y,~ia.i.. PS,siisst; The north incline
10 now down a feet below tho 25G0 level.
We have commenced to-day TO open the
ajC0 station. and as Dol ~ we get In far
enough 10 admit Of doing DO, sinking will
be again resumed. The south drift on the
2360 level Is In 400 feet, having made %
feet during the week. The bob pit at the
$50 station 10 completed and tho bob Ia
finished and ready to put In place. There
Ia nothing new In the appearance OF any
portion Of the mine. All our work is pro-
crossing favorably and tho machinery is In
good working order.
W. II. SMITH, Supt.
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W Averiii. J ~ EAgAn. W woodburn. J
T Cochran. G = Bachelor. A De Mott. MAI
Hslpin. nr I Bower. Miss l. Constable. L
orisssli. u Mccarthy. Al Hatch. Z N
raylor. y sharp. Mrs. Legg. Miss Adler. 7
fforehalnasr. I'll Bssis.i J y 6lsdding J
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A CARD.

To ell who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. ioes Of manhood. ETC.. I will send Q
receipt that will cure you, YRlE or cnARaE.
This great remedy Wa discovered by Q mission-
ary In South America. Send . self-sddresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. NhAN.
Station d, Bible House, New iork City.
Am I'm
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1T RRMoYRs WRINKL IL

And softsns the akin. Tho regular use OF Muir.
ray D Lnman's Florida Water o. the toilet
tsnda 10 prevent and remove wrinkles, the soft.
nsss Of the skin produced BY Il taking Away the
natural inclination Of the cutiele 10 form into
ridges and burrows. no2o In
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A VOICE. FKOM NEVADA.

ys0,n Virginia oitya posr sufferer. sinoss
dsveuryd aiivs By en- u~lesrous sscret diessss.
sends 10 biz thsnis and gratitude fot bic y.
nsdicinea Rrtstol,s sarsspsFfiiA and f1in.
established for over forty ysars. They have the
eonhdsncs Of bo<h doctors and patients.
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Cha Wilson. Mrs Houston, " Finsn.
II y johnson. A Broderiek. A Christian
son. J @ Corey. q J~encquel. VIM Luke. A
whildiu. L Perkins. y Gladding. Rob,
Chalmers. WIN Roberts. Q W Gilbert. J
Wheeler. Charles Robinson.
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a ~RRMARKABLE CAsK.

Ono Of the most extraordinary ourcs on
record Was thu: Of tbs man John Y. Herman
dez, residing In Salt Lake City. Who Vas 81
deaths door with thai terrible disease MarHs-
mus the best medical AID hsd failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malsdy. when twenty.thres
bottles Of BRlbT0L'S uARSAPARiLLA and
we'll man. iy76 I'm 4.
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unIen Ce..slla..ea.

viRaISi. err. Jan. 4. 1871 Robert
Sherwood. Frs.ident; The Joint Mexican
vinze on our 1000 level has been sunk and
timbered II ieet during the past week /;
total depth. $50 feet on the slope. The
material passed through and In the bot
tom continues hard.blasting porphyry.
We Arc still engaged In repairing the
esst drift. also In enlArging and rstimber-
ing the Wine up W the 1850 Sierra Nevada
drift, 70 improve our ventilation. The
Adv Of water from the east drift continues
about the same. We have completed the
work Of charging and rstinbsring tho
main north drift from the 0phir incline,
W. q. PArrox, eupt.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
REGULAR MEETING OF TEE
BoARD TO-DAY.


Reorganization Of Inc Bssrd-Hs-
sellius chairman Dosds of In.
coming Oaiciais-Hespisal Bssi'
sess-Tees Of Omcsrs, ktc.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met this morning at II O'Clock. Chair
man shepperd presiding. and all mem.
bsrs present except Commissioners Cam
AVIAN. The minutes Of the last regular
and special meetings were read and APP
proved, after which the Board id.
journed sine die.
NEW BOARD.
The new Board then organized by call.
ing Commissioner Nys to the chair pro
tenn. Gallagher then nominated Hazel.
tine as chairman and he was unani.
mously elected.
Mr.. Hazsltine thanked the Board
and took his seat. Present-Commis-
sioners Nye. CanAvan. Fraser and Gala
CHER.
Official bonds were approved BY the
Board a. follows: Stephen Wilkin AZ
County Auditor. same Us Recorder; d.
ID. Donovan, Constable OF Township
No. 3; VIM. Skyrme. County Assessor;
Thomas Moses, Justice OF Township
No. 1; T. b. James, County School Su.
perintendsnt.
REroRTs.
Reports were read. received and fled
a. follows
The report Of the County Physician
showed that during the year. at the hos
pital. seven capital operations had been
performed IN follows: Amputations 3.
eItirpations l. tumors removed 2. cata.
ract l-all OF which proved successful
except ons. Fifteen fractures have been
reduced. Classification OF diseases
treated: Absc-ss 10, alcoholism G2, chest
diseases ~. coniinemsnts I. dropsy 8,
dyspepsia 8, disrrhsa z, debility 20. eye
diseases ~. eysipelas O, epilepsy 3.
fractures 10. fevers 30, gunshot wounds
3, heart 3. hip 4, insane 9. kidney 8.
liver 8. nervous 4, paralysis II. poison
4, rheumatism 40, skin 4. tumors 8, en-.
ereal 50. scrofula 4. unclassified "a,
wounds 29-total 4i9.
Nativities -. Americans 1853, English
and Canadians "a. Germans u. Irish
100, others 10; total 400.
Sexes-Males 44G, females 90.
On hand Jan. I, 1879. 10, Of whom 40
are malea and q females.
Daily average OF patients during 1873,
5iH.
Deaths-2s; 90 males. 9 females, as
follows: Consumption 8. narcotism l,
old age I. paralysis !, dropsy 2. in.
juries u. isvsrs4 4, apoplsxy 2. alcoholism
I. heart 2. pneumonia /.
YEEs.
Sheriff Kslly's report OF fees for the
last quarter summed $1,000 DC.
Thomas Moses, Justice Of Township
No. l-County criminals 81. 026 IS. civil
SG93 81. miscellaneous S53 90. regis.
tration SIi5 10; total -. 1888 81.
Malachi Norton, Constable Township
No. Criminal s9i9. civil $544 "a;
total Sl.i03 97.
Z. @. Cook. Justice OF Township No.
3-Civil $l82. criminal Sl37. sundriss
81 go; total $3.50 90.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Communications were read from
several insurance agents notifying the
Board Of the expiration OF insurance
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a. m. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
fsvorits brands Of Imported C.gars. CHOICE bit
cigafs, ali kinds OF chewing tobacco. mcer.
schsum pipes. school books and stationery OF
all descriptions, nns cutlery. and Tors and fancy
eoods Of ell kinds. APIS %
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Anna Dickinson says III health ha,
kept her idle for a year. She will
lecture on 1.-THE Platform and the
Stage shortly, and later in the season
will appear on the stage In q new piece oil
her own writing.
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fhe KIdnapped millionaire,

New YoRx. Jan. 1.-The Herald says;
The kidnapping Of o'Brien, brother Of
the late bonanza miner. shows that live
millionairss are as easily stolen as the
remains OF dead ones
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A LrrTrn from San Francisco repre-.
sents Frank Kenyon. the well.known
Publisher, TO DO past cure and likely
soon 10 die,
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ru..is ON IIasd.

The County Trsssurer's report OF cash
on hand for the last fiscal month ending
nj 70 N. last night Is as follows
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DRY GOODS, EfC.
A. A. A.
ALTMARK'S
|AsTo MS HING
ATTRACTIONS
Defes Fifteen Cents Off!
Deaes Fifteen Cents Off!

r AIDES, DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELVES
IL 70 be humbugged. but come where you can
buy piles OF the best and incest goods with bat
. little money. I will mention the prices Of .
low articles, and will sell you from . NEEDLE
TO . SILK DRESS In proportion. hsvei In the
last ten days received
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II. R. WHITEHALL,
At Law.

nrricz-oPPosrrs L. +. yoxy MAT
u Nnkt Qernsriy Harris omes!. nAAa
street., Cold Hin, Hsv. lHin
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ReorEanisstien Of she Bssrd-Hs-
.eilias chairman Desd u is'
coming Ofticists-Hespiesi besi'
ne.s-Tees Of Onicsrs, ktc.
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czrv Jsessoas Bsss Sweet nan Tobacco,
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NEVADA STATE lEaILArsuRt.
srsrn SESSION.

A Cempiess OrgsnisaGs. Of Both
Bediss Consummatsd - W. y.
Mig. Of Lyss Csunsy. Chessn
President Protein Of she senate
M. A. 0ssses, or storey County,
- speaker Of ths Assembly.
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specially and T~sissraphieaily Reported for the
Gold Hill Daily News1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-06

The Board OF County Commissioner
met this morning ct II O'Clock. Chair
man shepperd presiding. and all mem.
bsrs present except Commissioners Can.
' The minutes Of the last regular
and special meetings were read and ap-
proved, after which the Board id.
iourned sine die.
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HOURS ron CONSULTATION Prom 10
WI !, aud from Q uii .. or By special appoint
ment. jyit tn
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
SALE
-OT-
REAL ESTATE.

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance OF nn order Of sale of the
District Court of the Third Judicial District
Of the State of Nevada in and for the county
Of Lyon. made on tne 2sth day OF April. 1879.
in the matter OF the estate OF X. NJ. Eicker.
son, deceased, the undersigned. Administrator
OF said estate. will sell, at private sale, in
separate parcels, the following real estate.
to.wit.
Lot of land with frame building thereon
situated on south side OF Main street, Dayton.
Lyon county. Nevada. formerly occupied by
deceased az a saloon.
Lot of land with brick store thereon. situ-
ated ON south si.e of said Main street aud
adj iuing the above described property on the
east,
Lot of land with stable thereon. situate
on south side Of Silver street, said town Of
Dayton.
Lot Of land with cabin thereon, situated on
south side of silver street. said town 4
Dayton.
Bids for said property. or any portion there
Of will be received by me until MONDAY.
the SECOND day of JUNE, 1879. until 4 o'clock
P. N. OF said day, at my Office on Pike street,
Dayton. Lyon county, Nevada.
Terms of sale. cash, subject to confirmation
Of said District Court. Deed at expense Of
purchaser. II. X. HAWKINS,
Admins rator Of the estate Of
Il. NJ. Nickerson, deceased,
Dated May 1, 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
T. SILVER CITY. NEW, WEDNESDAY. JUNE H. 1879.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

TIME FOLLOWING EXTRACT FROM THE
Il minutes Of the meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners Of Lyon county, held
At the Courthouse. in Dayton, on Monday
May s, 1879. is published for the information
o. whom 1t may concern:
petition from the residents Of the town OF
Sutro, in this county, having been this day
presented to this honorable Board, praying
that new township to be known as Sutro
township be established in this county; and 1t
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Board that
the convenience of the county requires the
creation Of such new township; IL is
ORDERED, That township to be known as
Suiro township be and Ia hereby created and
established within the county of Lyon, the
boundaries of which are particularly de-
scribed as follows: Commencing ut the inter-
section Of the road leading from Dayton to
Sutro with the first fence of the Sutro Tup-
mel Compsny's ranch thence running on q
line In = northwesterly direction to . poiat
where said line continued to q monument
marking the center line of the sutro
tunnel, situated on the divide between
Mount Emma and Mount Rose, inter-
sects the boundary line between Storey
and Lyon counties; thence easterly along
said division line to its intersection with SIX.
mile canyon; thence along said canyon to it's
point of discharge into the Carson river;
thence on . straight line to the nearest point
Of intersection with the sandhills next EAST Of
the Carson river; thence along the line of said
sandhills to the intersection Of said line with
the fence forming the southern boundary Of
the Sutro Tunnel Company's ranch thence
along said fence forming the said southern
boundary of the Sutro Tunnel Company Is
ranch westerly and northerly to the place of
beginning.
AND, WHEREAS, There are In said town.
ship no persons Only authorized to execute
and perform the duties Of Justice of the
Peace and OF Constable; and 1t appearing to
the satisfaction Of this Board that George W.
Keith and James Z, Fair are suitable persons
to serve as Justice and Constable. respectively,
Of the said Sutro township; it Is, therefore.
further
ORDERED, That temporarily. and until such
Offices may be filed by election as provided
by law, George W. Keith be and he is hereby
appointed Justice of the Peace of said Sutro
township, and the amount Of his official bond
Is hereby fixed at three thousand dollars in
United States gold coin: and that James E.
Fair be and he as hereby appointed Constable
of said Sutro township. and the amount of
his official bond is hereby fixed at two thou
sand dollars in United States gold coin.
By order of the Board:
JAMES R. SHAW. Chairman.
JOHN 8. DALLAS, Clerk.
Dayton, June s, 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO THE
LYON LODE. AMERICAN MINING COM.
PANY'S NINE.
NOTICE No. 4O2.
TAup OYrICr
NOTICE No. 4O2.



CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
May 81, 1879.
NorICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN the AMERICAN MINING COMPANY. by
Charles H Aitken, Jr.. Agent, whose Post
Office address is Silver City, Lyon county. Me-
vada. has this day filed its application for .
patent for twenty Ave hundred t2500) linear
feet Of ths Lyon Lode. American Company's
Mine or vein bearing gold. silver and other
metals. with surface ground two hundred t2ool
feet In width, situate, lying and being IN
DEVILS Gate aud Chinatown Mining District,
County Of Lyon and State Of Nevada. aud
known and designated by the hed notes aud
official plat on fie in this once ~ lot No. 1856.
in Township 16. North Range 2i East OF
Mount Disblo Meridian, the exterior boun-
daries OF said Lot No. 1856 being ~ follows.
to-wit: Variation 1879 T.. beginning st post
No in road on the South boundary OF the
Table Mountain U. 8. Survey No 45. whence
bears witness post marked American Co. No.
u. S. Survey No. 1876 witness post 8. sl' w..
distant 10 feet, tae 4. T. corner post OF the
Table Mountain U. 8 Survey No. Is bears n.
Bls T., distant 100 feet, the 3. Il. corner OF
section 4, In r. l6, N. II 81 T.. N. ID. NJ. bears
r. 23As T.. distant i.0as feet; and running
thence from said corner No, !. LIST course. N.
sic y. 168 feet to post No. 2: thence. I'd course.
s. 2es 40i T.. 81 feet TO post No. 3; thence. Sd
course: s. 2se W. 507 feet TO post No. 4; thence.
Ath course, s 1879 w. 730 feet TO post No. 5 /:
thence, 5th cour.e. 3. ~ u. 1881 feet to post
No. 9; thence. 9Th course. s. 8i9 W az 100 feet
cross lode line 400 feet 70 post No. q; thence.
7th course. N. 4tfs W. l, ,237 feet 70 post No. 8;
thence. Sth course, N. l3ne 4. 100 feet I o post
No. 9. thence. 9TH course, ". 2SoE. 5tA feet 70
corner No l. the pls e OF beginning; contain.
ing 10 7i-l00ths acres. Bearings expressed
from the true meridian magnetic variation
1921 Z. Survey made TO conform with the
record of location witnesses to its identity
herewith presented. The Improvements con-
sist In = tunnel. the Americsn Mining Com
psny's tunnel. exceeding one tn ousand Isl ,O00)
dollars In value. This claim IL bounded ON
the North by the Table Mountain, on the East.
South and West by unknown claimants.
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office ut Dayton. Lyon
county, Nevada, in Book ID. pages 4o6 and 4o7,
OF Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Lyon lode. American Mining
Compsnys mine or said mining ground NJ
hereinbefore de lcribed. are required to file
their adverse claim with the Register of ,he
United States Land offiee at Carson CITY, In
the State Of Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof, or they will be
barre ny virtue of the provisions of the
Statute. O N. HARRIS. Register.