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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29
Jefferson fifty, 10.

May 70 ~.
BANNER:-E Enclosed find a copy Of the New
Fish Law, inser: for two weeks. that all may
take due notice and govern themselves &C
cordiDgly. We have called the attention OF
the Grand Jury Of Cole county, nov in ses-
sion, TO the fact that fishermen have tramel
nets aud ether means of capturing all Gsh on
their way up Usage river-we hope the
grand jurors and all other officers and citisens
in osage Valley to the western boundary Of
the State will enforce this fish law; also the
game law. A. Y.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Mr.. s. d. Snapp, living in the north part
of the county relates the following curious
circumstance: In 1868, his father, Mr. Iadi-
soE -Snspp, had q horse STOLEN. Nothing
wes heard Of the animal, but last week, after
an absence of lG years the HORSE returned 70
the farm and was immediately recognized
as the one stolen Ia 1868, The horse evident.
ly recognized his old home and wandered
about neighing, apparently as IL In search of
his former coppsnions. II lie supposed that
bis captor took him to North Missouri and
sold him, az Q gentleman who hos lately re-
moved here from that section has lost an
animal OF similar description. -BoliYAr
Herald.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

The closing exercises OF the session Of 1873
20, of the Christian College, Columbia, Mo-,
will begin June 9th, and the following is the
programme;
Public EXAMINATIONS, June 6 to IL; exhibit
ton Of Aurora Society, Monday night, June
8; prize essays, Tueiday night June 10; COM
mencement, part l, Wednesday night, June
III commencement, part IL, Thurdsy morn
ing, June a. The annual address before the
Senior Glass will be delivered by Ed. T. p.
Haley, Of st. Louis.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29
Scriltural Poetry.
Youths Home library

by JOHN II. REED.
minister at the Poor Farm, Miller Coz
Who 20 the Virgin Mary ven;
Twas HB who the holy spirit sent,
on, who was hs trom Heaven he came;
o., who was born IN Bethlehem!
CnoRus:
Twas Jesus Christ, the sinners friend,
HIS Kingdom II will never end.
Oh, what good news 20 shepherds came
A Savior born 10 Bethlehem,
Ga, who was wrapped Ia swAddling clothes
Ga, who WAS aid IN manger trOugnI
Oh, who did John the Baptist sec
Coming away from GHllee,
Who come 10 John, So Kind and free
And said bsptised l must be.
They then went down in Jordan stream
And John baptised tho holy man,
They then came up upon tHo shore,
The Ike WAS never seen before.
Toe holy man so tull Of love;
The sLirlt came just IA Il dove.
Oh, what a yoice from heaven came:
'This Is my we'll beloved son"
The holy mar he gave command,
Who says repeat the times nj hand;
Go preach my go3pe!-preaeh IL true;
That sinners may believe and do.
on, who was he turned water 10 vine,
On, who wss he gave sight to blind,
GA, who did 0ilup the raging sea,
On, who can set poor sinners ireel
Oh, who 10 he can raise the dead;
'Twss by bis words the devils AsJ:
Oh, who 10 Martha and Mary sa-.;'
Restored their brother TO HE again.
BY ancient prophets long loretold,
Oh, who for money Judes sold,
Oh, who was lie he did betray,
On, WAS He they led away?
They led him up to Pilots bar,
Who Pilot never seen before.
Oh, who il He they blind HIS eyes,
Oh, who is lie hat is 50 wise?
Oh, who was DE they spit upon,
Oh, who IL He hat is 10 calm;
They dressed him in u purple robe,
And SO they served the blessed Lard.
Oh, who did wear q crown Of thorns,
Oh, who was He .ne soldiers scOrned,
Oh, who was He thst bore the eross2
Twas for poor sinners that we're lost.
Who bore his cross up Calvries hill,
Who came TO do the Fathers will,
On, who was He they s~acraaced;
OBJ, VINO was he that for US diedi
oh, who did bow His head ia loYe;
The holy spirit went above
bAylnR tALhef save them, 4 nave died.
They know not who they cruciAed.
The sun refused 70 give is light;
The day was turned into night;
Thoesrth did shake, the rocks did Fend,
To see this blessed mouruiul friend.
Tho people then began to mourn
Ssying truly this was Coos dear son;
The temple veii WAS rent In TWAIN,
The peoples mourns were all IN vain.
Oh, who was he laid In the tomb,
ca, who was he that rose again,
on, who did conquer death and hell,
Oh, who was he dOn all things well!
Who assembled far above the skies.
Who sAys repent and be- bAptisen.
Oh, who for us he did atone
Who 10Y is seated on the throne?
Oh, who is he will come again,
TO take bis rapaomed people home;
Wen praise his uame while we have breat
We hope To praise him after deAtp.
CHo,; IT'S Jesus Christ me sinners friend
his Kingdom IL will never end.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

The editorial fraternity throughout the
S,Aie remember little Henry Sankey. He
was formerly adopted BIZ the press excufaioa.
lists in the summer OF ~, and was presented
with = handsome silver service IS the hfst
child ever born 10 y bona fde woman-editor
In Missouri. Well, little Henry dled tne
other day, AMI scarcely a week ago they laid
him away In a little grave under Tue pine
trees up 10 Wisconsin. Four months preYl-
onslv his father had been laid away under
the same trees, aud Sister SSnkey writes mat
those two graves are all that she has ~ tnls
world-the last relative passed away "hen
death closed little Henry's eyes and nnshed
hs voice. Little Henry was = handsome
bright child, and his go%dfatheTs and goo.
mothers OF our press will deeply regret the
desth Of the little innocent.-rimes Journal
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

The New York evening Post cAllS atten-
ton TO the laci that last week nearly 5000
immigrants landed ~ New York. The ar
rivals TOR the week preceding were about
1000. The whole number for April was
come l2,C0C. These figures show 3 rate OF
rapid Increase snd the probability Of a large
ly augmented Immigration Tor this year. Ii
the tide continues to rise rot less thsG 25O,
600 people viii tlnd holmes 10 this county
within the next yesr. 'fhero are pretended
political economists WHIP Insist that these
immigrants bring poverty and not riches TO
this country. They overlook the fact that
intelligent citizens enrich any country. The
people who are now coming over will, with
few exceptions. hnd homes in the Northwest,
upon the land where they will become self
supporting, wealth producing, independent
citizens.-fimss journal.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29
who Can Read 1t?
Tribune.

A PAINTER s PoEM.
An $ A now | mesn 2 write
2 u, sweet Il T }.
The girl without . X,
The belle Of U 7 h.
Ilder 10 u NIeriain
The calm l ID A bright,
That S T miles from U ! must
MO-this chance 10 write.
q lst. should n q,
r. Z, mind IL not,
II any ~iriendship show, Z sure
They shall not b igot.
From virtue never D VS.,
Her inGuance 80
Alike induces 1Cierness
Or 4Otude diy inc.
&nU cannot cut A.,
Or no /,
/ nope U'l put a.
al?
X Z for StNttion 2
My cousin, heart j. 163-f
Ee Offers ia a
A broad OF lsnd.
He aavs DO loves u to y 5,
You're vjr'nous snd Us;
10 XLNCU NL
All Others 10 nIs la.
THE s A, until { Y Q,
/ pray U 10 kos,
And DO net burn In FIG
Ny quaint ana waywbtd muse.
Now. fare L wal, dear X L J,
trust that Y X true,
when this u q. then v can say,
An AIO u.
Home EIbrarV1
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

A we'll aGtssied cure of q genuine case Of
~hYdrophobia is Just now occupying come
attention among medical gentlemen In Paris.
Il seems that a little girl twelve years old
was bitten on the hand by 3 rsbid dog. Inc
wound was cauterized and healed 10 a few
DAYS. About q fortnight ate ward syrp-
toms of hydrophobia were observed. THO
Russian pbyslciens, DIS Schmidt and LSde-
ben, were, called In and they made the little
PATIENT iuhale three cubic feet OF oxygen.
This treatment, 10 the course Of sn hour and
a half, gave entire relief, all symptoms OF
h~ydrophobia disappearing and the child be
ipg perfectly quiet, Ga the next day bn,
its distressing Characteristics. A fresh in
halalion Of oxygen was tried and at the end
OF torty-fve minutes the attack suhstded
never 70 return. The child was cured.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

One of the worst results OF the failure
of the legislature TO pass tine new school law
is that the text book monopoly is thereby
perpetusted. Under the law the chaiTmen
of the boards of education of the various
districts meet once in five years TO select
text books for the mex: five years. These
once adopted must be retained during that
period aud the people are thus left to the
mercies OF the publishers. 1t IS notorious
that these hooks are too expensive at present,
but there is no relief.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Vice President Wheeler has retired,
and will not return to Washington dur
ing the present special session. He suffers
from extreme nervousness, which disturbs
his sleep, and moreover prefers fishing for
black bass to being a ngure-hesd for The
National Debating 5ociety.-Times.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

A call for a railroad meeting at J efIeraon
City to be held in June and tC consist OF
delegates from Cole, Moniteau, Morgan and
Benton Counties is the latest item of interest,
and it looks as though we were likely to
have two Railroads instead of one.--Warsaw
Timeg,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

In a letter to the TribuDs Col. j. b. Price
OF Jefferson City says. that Jefferson City, in
order to retain the $ tate Capitol, must show
more enterprise, obtain more railroads, get
mere perfect connections with the State, in
short, wake-up generally, emphaticaily and
unmistakably, and going to work and finish
tho railway from Jefferson City through
southwest Missouri into southeastern K4nsas.
We hope this may be commencemnt,to
shake off tho Rip Van Winkle in Jefferson
City-"It Is not birth, Tor rank, nor state;
itis 'git-ap-and-git' that makes men ereAt.D
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

the people of Jefferson City' for their geneF-
on. hospitality shown tbe members thereof
And also ias thanks to the representatives
Of the press who have been upon the noor
daring the session tor the fsir, accurate Sna
impartial manner in which they hsYe report
ed the proceedings OF the House.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

1t cost only ST 900 TO best the beil-punch at
Jefferson City, and the Pos!-Dispatch says
the money was paid to three St. Louis Attor-
neyt, who went ur to tho capital and distrih-
uted the funds where they would do the
most good. Deducting for each attorney a
fair retaining fee, we assume tina. the LegIs-
lature did not get half it was entitled to-
X. @, Times.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29
Last Report on PsnitOntiarY Willis
Sustained

oA5taluC1s
Mr.. LEsUEUR, from Penitentiary, sub
mitled Che following report;
CRY OF J~EPFKRsoN,l
May l7th 1879.
Mr.. sPEAKER;-Your Committee on PEN
itentisgy beg leave TO be relieved from
further consideration OF all the accompany
ing documents to which they pave given their
careful consideration, aud an answer to most
Of which was embodied in the bill which was
presented to this House, and which now only
awaits the signature OF the Governor to be-
come a law.
One paper we desire to ppeak of speeiacal-
ly, /. o.; The resolution of the gentlemen
from Andrew, requiring this committee to
''make such inquiries Into the management
of the prison as would enable them to make
a satisfactory report to the House concern
ing the same" In response to the require
ments of this resolution your committee has
Individually and collectively, made diligent
inquiry into the accounts, contracts, manner
Of making purchases, conduct And discipline
Of the Institution, and nave thoroughly in
vsstlRated every ramor against the integrity
OF the Warden which has reached us. lt' AZ
iOrdS us pleasure to say that We fnd the in-
stitpion 70 be ably, economically and hop
90
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Cole County Grand jury has indicted a
number of fishermen for using nets. seins
and fsh traps. We trust tire grand juror,
officers of the law and every body, will un-
der the new Law put a stop to the destFuc-
ton OF lab.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Just before the adjournment of the legls-
lAture the House Of Representatives gave e1-
preston Of its estimation OF the various
officers and employees thereof. A resolution
was adopted rendering thanks 10 Hon. J..
ID. Belch, for the impartial manner 10 which
10 had discharged the duties OF Speaker,
AlAo: The thanks Of this House are due
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Queen Victoria completed her aiItieth
year on 2lth INST, and The anniversary was
grandly bonored IN Montreal.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

"A Lexington lawyer, named James CAL
haban, bought q gold brick in st. Louif,
paying 81 ,s00 therefor, and afterwsrd discov-
erred that his gold had changed to brass.
He was fortunate enough to secure tho al
Test Of the parties who swindled him,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Judge E4wards makes q fne presiding
officer; bis rulings are quick, impartial and
decisiye.-Eclipse.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

The Wsrrensburg JournSI-D Democrat in
cludes IN its energies a notice Gifts exchanges;
of US 1t says, the BANNER is a good psper for
this place.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Twenty-Five mIliione Of silver dollars arc
piled up in The United States Treasury.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

The charges of corruption against Ingalls,
Senator from Kansas, are undergoing inYesti'
cation By the Senate committee.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

A letter to the sedalis Democrat says
Hon. A. NJ. Lay was in St. Louis recently
and much improved 10 Health.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Our tb.uks are dus Ion. d. u. vsst, U.
8. S., for vslusble public documents.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29
FOR CONSUMPTION

All Diseases that Lead to II, such as Coughs
Colds, Btonchlts, and All Diseases oil
tue Lungs. Cured by
Aliens Lung BalSa4H.
Has become known and appreciated 10 eystI
town and village throughout ne uaits.
States and Dominion OF Canada. Hunuls1
OF thoutahds OF bottles are annually SOLO y ~
thousands of witnesses testify TO tie ppeqaAiT
power in healing II 10 recommended Iot.
IL Is harmless 70 the most deleeate enip''
IL contains no opium In any form,
Rss-DireeuonS accompany each bottle:
I3A
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29

Thursday, Nay 30. 1879 o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27
District Court Summons.

TN rHK DISTRICT corkT OF TIE sIxIh
Judicial District. in end for Eureke Ccanys
State 81 Nevada. The State az Nevada 80
greeting 10 Augustus C. pcoElsss.
whe~ief. stephen x. Stanten. r. ". Noo'ess
Bradley. n. r. sanger snd Annie Msscn'
You arr herehy required 10 appear "a x
ttcn commenced against yss - deiendsnss. y
Court II the sixtk Judirial District. IN ana ~
the coun<y of KnrekA. state al Nevada. -.
tc~n q Eur~ks. and answer the comga.Is
therein. which IL on Gle with the riers o. -
court. within ten days after the s<rs,ee -
a. the sumncns sexclus1ve ID TIE css -
vicea, n served In sid county. 90 tuesg ~
IL served cat 81 sid county. hat wissln =,
District. and in ali other cs<es ferry dsss.~
judgement by aefsAls viii be tsken sesiesss'-'
scccrdine 70 Tire prayer al sasd cumpisIn' -.
IL sstd scton 10 b<cueht " reccvr1 ~
sun q tzr3 - vffh legal rssf fro1
Slst, lssS, an pasA, the sane being : oe,s.S
due plainffE fruu ycu 90 scccaft q 49, ~
laher performed fur yoa ty rlalnnE. -ssd
tu6Ensent a1rectink the sale al al yce- -.
o0e and ipt<r~<s IN the Airxsndrs n'e.~sn-
str IN EuF<ka Min1ne n1<trfcl Nsvsoe: ~
~ pln1ntMs l1en thsxeon- - ~ fufsn ~
rllinu1s complaint Aid herein. . cfs
which - ker<u1th s<rvrd- f.il
IND 80 se A<rehy ues1bed. tnss y 80 =
- appear md answer the ssid cc3.f.rr5v 70
Shove req.irs1. tAs sid pasinea ssnsfr
tie ocurS fcr IL reztef sss ~ hsvs
N suns1mrny wh<repf. I. T. DopoA n
hsreunss - ny hsna ard sess1 - ~.
s@sd Cart this istA asy q ss's c,nneE
c1~rS ni.srscs crzys. SRA Judicisl psso'e''
rurtla cnunt, Nevada .,ssr
~ " ". Hrtt perusv Cfsrs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27
APPLICATION 70. A PATENT

ITO THE CHIHrAHrA EIxE-xo. SLIT.
Z. Land Once. Eursks. Nevada sups y.
1872 Notice il hereby given. hat ne ~
ssste Silver Mining ccnsrsny, whose Iosh@ss
their spplacaficn fer . rstent f.r sixfsen han-
dred linear feet Il TIE Chihushus niiIs
vein. bearing silver. with surface ssf"una i've
hundred feet in Width. situate. lying ana pstns
in Newark Nipisx District. County a "nIs
inc. and state Of yesads. and Known sna
designated by the Geld nntss and omeis' p
en- ale in this enhex ~ LIT Ne. forfy-cne. Ips
extersor t~urasrses Of said lot Ne. Al e<sne -
follows, to Wit: vsrixsiun h1 DEG. east -
gaining 81 . pest marked Ne ], ue- sufss!
No. 81. the sxme being poet No. ! OF u s.oul.
vey Nc. 90. Brekeve State lode. snsn.-
the u sesncn corner en- the northern .onnc,sy
Of section .. r. ~. n r. s. deg =; Monns y.
sbIc meridian besrs ~ - deg. T.. i.sse fees:
and the mouth Of the chihnahna tnnnei 49,
n. sSA deg. W, eSg feet: theme running LIS
course q. Ssk ees. W. go fett slopR sa,d sur
vey No. 90. % post marked No. :. smss.
No. II and No. q 81 T. s. Survey Nc, 20: tbenss
second course y. xls deg. ". Ice feet C ~
MARKED No. 3 e. s. Rurxey No. IL: thence thru
course y. SCH org = 90 feet. 10 rest ns r.ss
No. 4. z. s. Survey Nc II: ard thence ioul,I
course 3. siA deg. 4. Loo fret TO POSI- Ne.s'
the place a. beginning. containing ssse.I-
loo scr<s. This claim - bounded on the soa'S,
east By the Ray State lode The iocsncn =
ofhce ef newark Mining District. IN pooI
A. page IL Any srd al Pezsons y
verEeiy Arg portion of said chihuahua ina,ss
or said mining grcuna ~ htrsinh<fo.1 ~
scribed- are required 10 file their sose.-
claim With the Register Of the United ssss.
during the sixty days period az fnehesuNns ~
hereof. or they will he barred BY virtue on ~
provssfonx az the statute-
Ssssss1 sks. HchAkTIK. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27
APPLICATION FeR A PATENT

ITO TIKI CARLISLE 70. . MINING. $40.
United States Land Once. Eureka, Ne
vada. June s. ISIS. Notice 10 hereby given.
that J. y. Cecil. H. b. Nishols. End John \.
Virginia, have this day filed their srpliea.
ton for . patent fer fifteen hurdreo linear feet
Of this Carlisle No. ? mine or vein tssrfrg r1-
yer. with surface ground ftx luneIed fttth
width, situate, lying end hing in White Pirs
Mining District, County Of White Pine. snd
State IL Nevada, and known ard 6ssiCDatsd BY
the heid notes ard ofEeisI Plat On Gle In this
o6bce - lot numbtr rtxfy%evsn. In Tevnship
n, n. Range. 81 DEG. cast 81 Tire Aeunt pishis
meridian. The %esterisr boundaries u said Let
No. 81 b<frg - f.llows. 70 Wit: vrrisficn IGN
deg. east. Commencing sf . poet marked MOL.
u. =. Survey No. 81. whence tls ssetinn Cor
per common IN ~seefione II ard "a. 7. -. NE.
81 deg, r.. and sersions : and .. r. is. !. k-1
deg. L., NJ D. NJ. hesrs y e csr. u M. k-sSs
feet : Z. =. monument. No 4. sn the s'smfaitet
Rsftiesnske mound. b~ars =. 81 deg =, ~
feet. and roet No. I Of H. =. sufvsy Nc. q.
Kis G icde. bears n. 4sh dse. ". RIO feet aid
tie Carlisle No 7 SHAFT hesrs +. H4 dts.E.
$50 feet : thence running lat course .. NA Org.
T.. 1870 f.ts. 20 Yosf n.arf,d Ne. 2 q. :. Sur
vey No. C tlsree. I'd errfse EN- dse W.
eo feet, 10 ress msrtsd No. II 8. ursey Ne.
81; thenee Sd course n. et teF. ". i-btofsts.
to I est marked No. I. Z. srrvs. 80. g. ana
poet NO. L. the place cf brkinnine. containing
twenty $500 acres. Thu rifim II bounds
on neither end By any tpsvn eIsinsnse: tts
nearest mines SRI the kins asd cstlisle kel.
The location II this mtne - 1pfnrded -
the Recorders rdze< % WA4ss f1rs Mining pfs-
triet. in Boch l.. rsre re- Any ard all re-.
sons claiming adversely sny I1rtitn q ssaa
Carlisle No ? mine. or said mining CREME -
h~ereinh<fore desersftd. se required 70 pc
their adverse claim With The Essssies q .e
United states land ofsre. a. Eureba. in tfe
State Of Nevada. during the sixty dsys psrec
Of puhlscafion hereof, or they viii he hsffes
by virtue Of the provision. II We sisfuse:
,<S-eod d. B. INNE1.. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


ITO THE LUCKY BOY MrSE--Ne. ns.-
r.s 3. Land ofRce. Eurcka. Sevada, July
ga. lS7a.-Notiec 10 hereby given. that AZ.
Titus. ". A. Montgomery. Annie = Bliss. Sso'
Gavin. j. Nso. Scott. 4 r. Dodge. sno y
Q. Haris. whcse Postomee sdarss nrI
csticn fer q patent for fftscn hundred hns.r
feet Of the Lucky Boy mine. on VEN oss..s
silver. with surface ground two hunarso ~
in Width. situste. lying and being IN hnss.s
Mining District. coanty Of Eureka ana o.nss
Of Nevada. and known and designated " sne
field notes AMI cf,ciai plat en- Ole IN snis emes
~ Lot No. -. The exterior BOUNDARIES q
aid Let No. Is being IS follows. TO vii: va
Ration lsk degrees east. Beginning ssA Pvss
marked No. 4. u. 8. Survey No. lse. whence .ne
nsx~tAd In the town Of Eureka oesrp n. - oes-
- min ", S4si feet. Ruby Hill MOI bears n
n dsg. - min. W. a.s9 feet; post No. ., y
8. Survey Nc. -. Wilson lode. bears {. - aeg-
- main. ", 60 feet: the Jackson SHAFT pesrs y.
81 deg. IS min. W. AIS +-le feet. and the LUCKY
Beg shaft bears 3, 81 deg. r. s<s feet; tlence,
runninS nr<t course E. 30 feet, to post markea
No. ., L. a. Survey No. oSa: thence, "a course
8. .so feet 10 post marked No. 3. U. 3. survey
No. 0es: thence. Sd course W. 90 feet. 20 = posi-
marked Ne. 4 Of U. 8. survey NO. vs.; ana
thence. eth course y. $50 feet, TO post No. !,
the place OF beginning. Containing t-,1
acres. This claim 10 bounded on the south cy
the connell. The location of this mine y July
recorded in the Rcccrders once OF kurefa
Nining District. Any and all persons claim
adversely any PORTION II said Lucky BOY
mine. or said mining ground - hersihpeioee
described are required TO file their sdverss
claim with the Register Of the United states
Land once, At Eureka. in the State Of Nevada,
during the sixty days period OF pubhcsuon
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statute.
jyaa ed JAS. NcNARTIN. Register