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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
ARKANSAS.

Eggs five cents per dozen at Harri-
son.
Mrs. Seneca Sutton died at Fayette-
vile last week.
A farm near Conway was sold last
week for $1,000.
Crawford county is fast filling up
with immigrants,
Two hundred marriages in Hemp
stead county last year.
A new machine shop at Pine Bluff
will soon be in full blast.
A new Baptist church is soon to be
erected at Arkadelphia.
The Berryville Eagle is opposed to
the Fishback amendment.
The Van Buren, broom factory has
been sold to John Brodie.
Ed. Sharp killed a large panther
last week hear Strangers Home.
The daughter ofa mover named
Dunnagin died last week at Toledo.
New iron cages are to be put in the
jails at Danville and Dardanelle.
They fine wheel of fortune men one
hundred dollars at Eureka Springs.
The gin house Of w. P. Jackman,
in Chicot county, has been destroyed
by FIRE.
James Hardy has been elected mar
shall of Batesville, vice McGufin re
signed.
The Catholic church at Fort Smith
gave over $3.50 last Sunday for the
sufferers Of Ireland.
Quite a number of persons looking
for storehouses in town. They come
from everywhere.
A gentleman from Illinois, by the
name Of Maxwell, has opened a large
store at Silver City.
Five hundred immigrants have
settled in st. Francis county during
the past three weeks.
Helena has an active chamber of
commerce, owns and supports four
local packets and two steam tugs.
A little daughter of J. J.. Mardis Of
Harrisburg, fell down on a knife last
week, inficting CHASTITY wound in her
neck.
Russellville Democrat. 10: Several
new citizens from different points
have located in our town within the
past week.
Fort Smith Independent. Six or
seven brick blocks, comprising t n or
twelve stores, to go up this season on
the Avenue.
Property is rising rapidly at Fort
Smith, one hundred dollars per front
foot refused for some, and given for
others, recently.
The Faulkner County Democrat
has changed its name to the Conway
Demooratgqnd comes out under new
and pretty head dress.
A boy named Lavender, living near
oVhhoVhNlllC, OOuneOn COUNTY, aUCl-
dentally shot himself in the leg
last week. Amputation was neces
sary.
The tramps in Yell county have be-
come highwaymen. One Of them
tackled Andrew Barry, Of Dardanelle,
last week, and found he had picked up
the wrong man.
In Point township, Woodruff coun.
ty. serious difficulty occurred re.
sulting in the death of a negro named
Gooch, and the severe wounding of
johnson, a white man.
Beaiamin Raney, living six miles
from Van Buren. was shot and killed
last week by Andrew Couch. The
men had beel to Eureka Springs and
quarreled about whose duty il was to
get up in the morning and make the
FIRE.
James and Andrew Foster, sons of
Sanford Foster, Of Crawford county
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 21.-Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady
and firm, sl.28. Corn active, with
tendency upward, 39c. Oats steady.
37@33Sc. Pork frmer, sl2.25. Lard
firm, Tic. Bulk meats firm and un.
changed. Bacon firm and unchanged.
Whisky active and firm, sl.O6. No
market on Monday.
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HaII's Musenr,,.

Halls great American Museum is
still open at 368 Main street, and af.
tords a rare attraction for the small
sum of fifteen cents 1t will be closed,
however, in two or three weeks. The
most remarkable feature of this we'll
organized museum, outside of the
ghost Show,i is the gorilla, the man spe-
cies OF the monkey tribe, SO rarely
seen in this country. Gorillas are
rarely seen out Of their native wilds,
except in geological gardens. Mr.. Hall
takes particular pains to make it
pleasant for ladies and children who
call. he has a good show, is liberal
man, and deserves the handsome
patronage he enjoys here.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
Property Sales.

A two story house on Shelby street,
twenty-six feet south of Pontotoc, on
a 3Ox2OO feet lot, sold at noon to-day
to l.. B. Eaton, the Chancery court
clerk putting it out to the highest
bidder. 1t was in litigation between
Sarah D. Mercer and j. F. McColIum.
A number of lots in the Wright tract,
some forty in all, were also sold by the
sheriff at $40 to $l050 each. A two
story house on Poplar street, near Hup-
perts avenue, rental of which is $25
per month, and the lot being 4Ox16O
situated close to Huppcrt's avenue.
was undergoing bids at l PM, the
highest price at that hour being $1,000
Property on Linden street also sold
this morning at the corner of Main
and Madison streets. A two. story
house, double tenement sold at $500
10 the building and loan association
who held claims upon it,
and a double tenement one.
story house to Mr.. Owens. who
lives in one side, for 1901, the whole
being on a lot 75xl5O feet and situated
seventy-fve feet east of Turley on
Linden. A piece of property on Or.
leans street, SOP feet south of Vance,
% feet front and running back to the
st. Agnes property, sold for $500,
and was bought in by the associs.
tion.
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Another Fire IL Arkansas.

A few days since afrc occurred at
Winchester, Drew county, Arkansas,
some two hundred miles south of this
city, no particulars of which have
been learned, except that risk of
s25OO was held here, in the Home in
Surance company, and $500 in the
Peoples, of New Jersey, the agent
here being Mr.. Boiling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

A DISCUSSION is going on in the Lit
tie Rock papers as to the proper pro-
nunciation of the word Arkansas.
The State was named for a tribe Of
Indians known as the Arkansaw
nation, which is undoubtedly the
proper pronunciation, but a goodmany
nice people, especially those outside OF
the State, insist on pronouncing the
word Ar-kaD -sas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

THE medical fraternity is so cx-
ceedingly conservative that we are led
to wonder at the progress it makes |;
but it is satisfaction to know that
there is room in some directions for
further progress, which will doubtless
be made. Fer instance, the time will
no doubt come when prescriptions
will be written in plain English, so
that the patient or his friends may
know what he is taking. Again, it
is possible that the medical soci-
ETY. Of Shelby county, for whom
we entertain the highest respect, will
cease to object to the publication of
vital statistics in the newspapers. The
most learned men when they get out
Of their particular sphere sometimes
appear at great disadvantage. In
their own province they appear almost
perfect, but when they attempt some
other role than that for which they
were specially trained their admirers
are sometimes disappointed. 1t is
a mistaken idea that all good
doctors are sanitarians. Their
mission is to heal disease.
not so much to preyentit. Sanitation
is distinct science from physic, and
a study of the two is seldom applied
to each alike. This is not to be ex
pected, any more than we would re-
quire lawyer to go about trying to
compromise lawsuits rather than at
send to the business of his clients.
Nor is tito be expected that physi-
clans specially trained for their pro-
fession, and devoted to it, and sue
ocssful in it, will appear au fait when
they attempt to deal with
quest ons of public policy. A good
doctor IL not always an expert in mat
ters of political economy, and this
fact is in no wise to the discredit of
the profession, When the LEDGER,
on the 9th Of February, commented
on the fact that scarlet fever prevailed
in the city, we violated no confidence,
and merely consulted the public well
fare. On the following day VIC pub
lished the list of cases to that date,
amounting to twcnty-three (23), and
have published the new cases, from
day to day, ever since. Our cotem-
poraries, when their attention was
called to the matter, endorsed this
course by adopting it. This is a
matter which certainly does not con-
cern so conservative a body as the
medical society of this county. The
widest rumors were abroad, and the
publication of the facts allayed the
ieverish anxiety of the people, and
kept many people from leaving the
city, and reassured the public mind.
These protests are in vain. We pro-
pose to publish the whole truth, if it
is 20 be had, in regard to the health
of Memphis. We are glad to be able
20 state that the scarlet fever here is
very mild, and that very Few deaths
from il have occurred.
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were shot in Nebraska, week or two
since. They were at party. james
was killed and his remains were taken
to Van Buren for burial. The boys
were natives of Crawford county.
Pine Bluff Press. Our State papers
continue to speak of Colonel Grace s
speech with favor We can assure the
public that the colonel proposes to be
heard all over Arkansas, and when he
is heard many doubling Thomas will
be convinced that he is an unAinching
Democrat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

Washington, February 20: In the
senate to-day resolution was intro
duced by Platt authorizing the Prcsi-
dent to invite the cooperation of for
eign governments in the construction
OF an inter. oceanic canal, which was
objected to by Gordon and laid aside
The bill introduced by West to ipcor
porate an inter-oceanic transit com.
pany vas laid aside in the absence Of
Mr.. West. '' ''
Cincinnati, February 2O.-A FIRE
this morning in John Roberts build
Ing caused the loss Of about nine
thousand five hundred dollars to Vic,
tor Burnhams wall paper story and
paint shop, on which he had insurance
to the amount Of four thousand dol
lars. Of this sum eight hundred dol
lars is in the Fidelity, Of this city, and
three thousand two hundred dollars in
the London, Liverpool & Globe Rob
egts' loss will be from twelve to ffteea
thousand dollars, with ten thousand
dollars insurance,
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COnYicfed of nInrtfer.

BUFFALO, February 2l.-Carl
Manke, convicted in May, 1878, of
the murder of John Atlof at Elmira,
and who secured second trial on a
writ of error, has been again found
guilty ofmurder.
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PROFESSOR NoRDENsKJoLD and
party arrived at Rome to-day.

DR.. BILLINGS, one ofthe head owls
Of the national board of health, rec
ommends isolation in yellow fever
times. He evidently believes in this,
for he takes good care to keep himself
isolated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

New YORK, February 81, l:12 pm.
Cotton opened quiet, now nominal
and unchanged. Ordinary, II &c; good
ordinary, u 3-16c; low middling, l28c;
middling, 13bc; good mijdling, l3Sc:
middling fair. 14!c; fair, l45c. Mon.
day next will be holiday and the ex-
change is to be closed. Futures open
ed easy, now barely steady at 8 to L.
points below last evening, as follows:
Oeliverias for
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NHE annual meeting of the stoclbolda,o ~
II, 4 the mempnis taas Light COnInanvII VI
VIII vi be held at the Office Of the LomnapS Y
Madison MaiS street. Memphis, Tenn, monS;.S s; %
sa msrcn Lst, losO, to elect ~ seven Directors -
tion from 10 ain. to 2p.m. 's~r' Eiec-
,,..,. JOSEPH CRAIG, Seo'v.
memphis, Tenn, Feb. lst, 1850. iS2ISa
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Police News.

Mihon Harvey, colored, was nabbed
yesterday and taxed to the station
house, where an Investigation of his
pockets revealed two ugly looking
pistols He was fined $50, and 70.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
Indications.

WASHINGTON, February 21.-FOr
the Tennessee and Ohio valley, cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, followed
tonight by clearing weather, colder
west winds, with increasing pressure
in the eastern portion.
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souih Amerlcan Anhlra.

BUENAs AYREs, January 28.-The
alliance between Peru and Bolivia
has been broken off.
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New ORLEANS, February 81, 1890
a.m.-Cotton weak; middling. 124c.
Sales to-day, 1000 bales. Sales YES.
terday 1850 bales, the market closing
strong at 1850 for middling. Receipts
to-day 1854 bales. Stock $500 bales
LIVERPOOL, February p, 3 pm
Cotton opened easier but not quota
bly, lower. Uplands, 7gd; Orleans,
I'D. Sales to day, 1000 bales. Re-
ceipts, 1900 bales. American, Ii. 900
bales. Futures opened dull and closed
weak, Deliveries for February, Z
ll-32d; March aud April, Z 9.32d;
April and May, 7 9-32d; May and
June, z 5-16d; june and July. I l3.
l6d; July aud August. 13-1id; Sep
tembor and October, z l5-32d, Octo-
Der and November, Z 1-16d; Noyem-
Der and December, 6 15-l6d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
NOTICE.

GERTIFICATE No 2i21, Memphis s. cb.,.
y lesion Railroad stock calling for IAs sbaras
. date April 18th, 1870, issued 10 Jobn r.
nerr, ana nov the property of Julis q Goaao
guardian Of John L! Rerr, has hsen LOST ltVes ~.
seOieni so ana TINS Is to notify al parties con.
to The sscsstar taat sad guardian will apply
cate OF the same. This February 9th. 1Ss0P Pi-
1oo,Ss JULIA G.. C0FFEE.
l0S LOO Guardian for John L. Kerr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

WASHINGTON, February 2O.-The
President nominated Rowland Z.
Trowbridgc, OF Michigan, commission
er Of Indian affairs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

Tue New York Graphic has sent
two representatives to Little Rock to
write up and illustrate the leading
features Of that city,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
Saturday, March 20. 1870.


IN front Of my Office, No. q Madison Mreet
Memphis, Tennessee, sell TO the highest nd,
asf LOT cash. lot Of ground situated in Mems
phis, Tennessee, being part of iot 4sa. sn5
thus described; Beginning on the north side
OF Market street 365 feet east Of the frst aliev
east Of Third street; thence eGstwardly So feet
with Market street; thence northwardly 10
the north boundary line Of lot 4eJ; thenes
westwardly with said line 50 feet; thence
well improved. having large and bandsoms
reFidence upon. The western 3s feet will be
iirst sold, and the remaining Il feet sold next.
II the nrst does not pay the debt. The i'm
pr0yements ore all on TIE 50 feet.
sale TO begin at u o'clock. Equity of re-
demptloD, and homestead waived. title be-
lieyed to be good, but will sell and convey
as trustee only.
I: B. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
Smith 4 Collier, Atty's. l48iS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

When life is drug, and you have
lost all hope, then trust in Hop Bitters
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Wednesday, MarCh 24th, l98O,:

az The sopthWest coTnor OF Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District Of said shelby
county. sell for cash at public see 10 lie
highest bidder, between the hAurs Of IL am.
0nd p.mu lRe following described property:
A certain lot of land situate, lying aud being
In the said Taxing District Of the county of
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, on the oast side Of
Tennessee street, and tho north side Of tho
alloy between Butler and South streets, front.
lug IS feet on Tennessee street aud running
back between parallel lines; one Of which Is
tho nor th Sido Of the alley. the other IS feet
north of Il, running back lh0 feet east, 81 81
10 make lot IS feet by $50 see,. ~ n
All right Or equity DEfSldppUoa waived.
Title believed obb good, bat Evil and con
vey as trustee only.
j. ]. BAILEY, Truues.
February 2Oth, 1850. lSO2i
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NJ. A. DAUPHIEN.
or same person Al '" V'Se'sls -~''
or No lRsss.AsySy. Now York,

Ut n. 3. GiIlespio,
M, West Court street, Nsmnb,u
AN oN Grand Extraordinary Drawines arc
4nder the supervision and management NJ
Sens; g. Y. DeaureRard and Jubal A. Farlv
:, N. u. This Company bae no agents In t6c
BRIT sg POSSESSIONS, and all persaas pretend.
ing 70 be SO and soliciting orders by eircnlars
or otherwise are swINbLERs.
w4s-9
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LOTTERY.

rms h institution was regularly incorpcrsted
oy Ihe legislature Of the State for Educational
anu VnaTlnble purposes in 1868, for the
, .erN N9ilFenty.tive % years. to which CON
uIa 5aSt tne inyIolahle faith of the State is
sn overwhelming popular vote. securinS H.
ranchise IN tho new constitution, adopted
y inieSoember Ger 2, A. d. 1879, with a capital OF
d,UuO,eOO, to which il has since added re-
serve fund Of $3.50 600. Hts Grand Single
Nunner DISTRIBUTION will take place
snoinay, s,oih.nly, on the second Tuesday. II never
distribution; '''''"i"s
CApUpAU r,vy~r a,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21

TEoER a deed of trust made to me m tbe
y 9Th Of October, 1874, and registered in
shelby county in book 103, page 5s5, and At
tne request Of the holder Of the note secured
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
On Saturday, March 9, 1850,

between the hours of IL o'clock am. and
o'clock R.m:.,, in front of the Bank Of Com
merce, No. II Madison street, in Memphis,
now the Taxing District Of Shelby county
Tenn, offer and sell, at public outory. to the
highest BIDDER, for cash, for the satisfaction
OF the said Indebtedness. the following land.
and improvements thereon, in said Taxing
District OF Shelby county, Tenn, lately the
city Of Memphis, to-wit: The west half Of lot
No. 2, fHills subdivision of lot No, 5lf. be-
ginning at point on the north line of Ala
bama street, II feet east Of the east line Of hin
street; thence nOrthwardly parallel with Hill
street, liS19 feet TO an alley; thence east with
the, south line Of said alley 25 feet and 7lS
inches; thence south l4Sl5 feet TO Alabema
street; thence wost with the north line of Ala
eama street, 26 feet ~ inches to the begin
ninEy being the same property conveyed IN
said N Maria Stewart by b. B. Lewis and ].
U 7. Hammond, July q, 1867, by deed re-.
corded in book 81, page 449.
Equity Of redemption IL barred. The title
is believed to be gOnd, but sell as trustee
only. The purchaser gets the absolute title.
:, - JAMES W. CR0CKER, Trustee
NJ. b. TRIzIVlMF, Attorney. la
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TN pursuance of thp teTms Of a deed oc trust
marthaN Parker, on the 22nd day OF Sep.
tembbr, 1874, and recorded in the kcgstor's
office Of Shelby county, Tenn, in hook No.
ln2, page 626, to secure y note for 100 and in,
terest, and default having beer Gade Ia the
payment thereof | will, Oh
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trustees sale Of Real Estate.

RY virtue ofthe terms ofa deed of trust OK.
~ ecuted By N, Maria Stewart and j. D.
Stewart, to John A. Holt, trustee, and 10 his
successors in Office, dated May 19, 1877, record
ed In book llS, at page 129 Of the Shelby coup-
" Registers Office, the grantors therein hay-
ing ing ialled IN their undertakings, and the debt
James w. Croker, the legal successor Of he
sald John A. Holt, who is now deceased, will,
at the request Of the beneficiary,
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OO &C GAHITAL I,IIl PRIZE, $4,000.

Approximation Prizes Of 500. I'm
Approx lmation Prizes of sOA SS0
y Approximation Prizes og l0a..... 900
1857 Prizes. amounting to........ S1lo Am
hesponslhle ooWeiponding agents wanted
at AL lAyN, 70 HAom liberal compensation
Write, clearly stating full address, for mr-
lheI lniermatlon' or send orders by express or
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
NOTICE NO. az. o. 8. MINERAL SURVEY

NOTICE NO. az. o. 8 MINERAL SURVEY
~ No. i78. u. b. LAND OFFICE. Carson City,
Nevada. December ~. 1879. Notice 10 hereby
given. that tho Culver Consolidated Gold and
lied under this laws OF tho State Of Nevsds BY
solomon d. Baker. Its attorney In fact, whose
p. o. address 10 Virginia. Nevads, has this day
made and nled In this once It's application for
Q patent for 1000 linear feet OF the "Culver
Gold and Silver Mining Company vein or lode
dred feet In width, situated In Gold Hill Mining
District. Storey county. Nevada, and described
By the plata and neld notes on Ale In my once
a. follows, 10 Wit; Beginning Ut . post marked
No. ], y. b. Survey No. It's, the same being
Identical with the y. ". corner OF the kast Vel.
low Jacket claim, and also Post No. I. OF Lot
No. ITO and it2 Culver Addition. and running
thence from said Post Nc. !, nrst course south
I degree 9 minutes " 1000 feet to post No. z,
U. 9. Survey No. l7S, Identical with post No. Z,
Lots Nos. l7o and Ia. whence bears the quarter
section corner on south line Of Section 81,
Meridian, south " degrees 20 minutes west 9A
feet; thence from post No. Z. second course,
fouth 88k degrees east at 800 feet cross lode
line, COZ feet 70 post No. 9. Lot Nc. l7S; thence,
third course, north ] degree . minutes east
1000 feet to post No. 9. Lot No. lfs; thence.
feet cross lode line COO feet to place Of begin.
ming, containing Is 6s.100 acres, courses true.
magnetic variation l6k degrees east" This
claim II bounded on the north by the East Vel.
low Jacket claim. The location OF this claim
10 recorded in Book "B" Of Locations, Of Storey
county Records. page isS:
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining ground a. here
inbsfore described. are required to ale their
adverse claims with the Register Of the ~. 3.
Land Onice at Carson, Nevada, during the sixty
days period OF publication hereof, or they win
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NOTICE NO. lIs. o. 8. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. ITO and 142. U. y. LAND OFFICE,
Carson City. Nevada, December a.. 1879.
Notice 10 hereby given, that tho Culver
pany. Q corporation organized under the
laws Of the stats Of Nevada, has this
day made and nled In this ONCE It, application
for . patent for lbco linear feet OF the Culver
Addition. vein or lode bearing mineral. with
surface ground from two 70 SIX hundred feet In
width. rituated In Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada, and described BY the
plat and field notes on Ole IN this once a. fol.
lows. to wit; beginning ct o post marked No.
I, u. 3. Survey No. iIy and lt2. the same being
identical with the 8. W. corner OF the East YET
low Jacket claim. and also post No. ! OF Lot
No. l1s, and running thence nom said polt No.
I, nrst course. south 90 degrees vest. q 81 feet
cross groupings and lode line. 223 feet TO poet
No. : on the east line OF U. y. Survey No. l2e
and l0f, and tto feet rom the northeast corner
thereof thence, second course, south IN dc.
Rrees west. 555 feet 10 post No. .. Lot No. IT'D
and it2; thence, third course. south 10 degrees
thence, fourth cour.e, north 30 degrees east, at,
500 feet cross lode linz, 600 feet to post No. slot
No. lfo and lla; thence. nfth course. north 10
degrees west, tt0 feet 10 post No. Q. Lot No, ITO
and Ia. on the south limo Of the Culver Consol.
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company's U. 8.
Survey No. i1s; thence. nth GO sou1,:, south ssk
ing identical with the southwest corner OF u.
8. Survey No. ITS, and whence bears the quarter
section corner on youth line OF Section 50. Town.
ship n north. Range n east, MI. Diablo Nerd.
ian. eouth 70 degrees % minutes west. oA feet;
thence from post No. z. seventh courss, north
1 degree 3 minutes east, 1000 feet to the place
Of beginning, containing II l1.I0o acres, bear.
inss true. magnetic variation IGN degrees east.~
This claim 10 bounded on the east partly BY q.
8. Survey No. l1s and on the west partly BY U.