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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
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sro'a'e Court. Isysi'ai County. Arizsns Trrrssofy
 Esisso LOUIS wEINERT ,ieceasee. H"itre is hsrcbs giveu ny the uufervs-..i fhe sr. Hdi"T "i the esiatr Jf the said Louie we-rf s.zs, 70 inc creditors of and all persons having claims aas, ~A'h ae'"as'-i 10 exhibit the same, with ,saesaasy Y"nchrrE within fen mouths frpm ths hrvt Iuh.agar n' this n"t"'. to tho undersigned hs rar ut g.us hr-s to Wit; at ilahe-r sso,t south Mont ysrg street, VI isEe Uf Prescott. Ariznts
 JOHN EAIHI.F. Etscltas ssia Estas frfae1it. negrrnb.f 2nr. isI9-
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Tq THE
 DAILY ARIZONA MINER
The Maine Business

Boston. Jan lg Both Houses of the Republican Legis- iature of Maine met at Augusta this morn ing in joint convention and elected ail eau GUS nominees for State otftefs The Fu- sionists declare their intention to meet in the state house this afternoon The state house is very strongly guarded and nobody IS admitted without pass from the Repub' iican Adjutant General.
 Washington. Jan. ID The President to-day nominated John Russell Lowell, the poet for confirmation as Minister 90 England. Eli II. Murray, of Kentucky, has been nominated by the Presi- dent as (; lveruor 0t Utah.
 Augusta, Jan. 1y. The state house has been closed against Fusionists lhis afternoon, and trouble is ex- peCted.
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ris Democratic papers gf 'hg South have .- gres, admiration io' eS-GCvcfror C'arce. lou of Maine lie IS n Their cyes- lion at bay aod al, ibat sort rt ,hinR lu a speech in st Garcsian spcakiug 'f ihe rcncis sad
 Lot as send forth our troops wet a'othc't aith black flag. and armed and equipped nol oniy with guns, swords sod pistols, Lut wi-h butcher Knives iH 'hCit belts, with lu structlous to ,aNe ac prisoners leaving no wounded enemics pr .he field. hutchering snC last o0s until ve conquer peace
 s7is eAnguinary gentleman heving been
 psFiJ 1g B great fraud in the in;crcs,s oi tue Democrats. shc cs-toufcj, rat, gdtor cau1ai ssv euougt in l,s nraisa
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The orauc Canyon of the Colorado ouedons.

Ae tl- .ntormed eY DoC Bc~cn sE,i others. who visited tho Great tauYon Of the Little Colorado. tha' E surpasses thc Grand Canyon of tho Big lpiora do, .u depth, at least ouC miie. which would make it over two miles rom thc surface down to the water. At .ne tol they tried the distance across hF ar.ug several si,ols 5vor from q Needle gun, vitb raised sights The bullets generally fell short ar dropped from the level about s feet, therefore. She conclusion arrived at. was, that the canyon mus, be iu the neighborhood of 500 yards Nide The walls are nearly as pcrpcndIcular as the wall ot house, showing couclusiyeiy that inc bottom nf the canyon js about as wide ss the top The water of the Little Colo rado in this canyon of rock, is almos. as great as is the water IB inc Big Colorado where il passes through what IS termed the Granl Canyon. still, in looking at il from .ne top. down into this awful abyss, lhe stream did not appear 10 De more than two feel vide This Is probably 'he deepest canyon 'r ;be known vOr'd
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THE NEWS LETTERS OPINIONS.

The following is copied from late nun Der Of the San Francisco News Letter
 "Thc mineral wealth of Arizona is as yet almost unkuown--fuly three foGrtIIs "f the country have never been visited by the modern prospcctor As an agricultural country, there Is no doubt Ori .ht future before II. Some Ot Is su-callcd deserts are really broad and expansive valleys. WILD the richest soil, ten t0 twenty feet 'n depth All that is lacking there ls water. and the srtesiaa well will shortly supply that. Al this time 'ne margins oi many of inc streams are cultivated. as well as some iioe valleys which are irrigated, anal Iho cuiti- yat0r. IS a rule, sJou aCcumulatcs wealth. The neighborhood If Phcniy IS splendid farming couUtry. and is cultivated for miles around the city
 The railways are vushing ID, there vii bf prosperity in all the country down there from and including New Mcxco, through Arizona and Sonora, 10 the Mexican port of Gusymas, which VIC prophecy will De ap American port within few years.
 Yc young men ~ho are running around luiS city, doing nothing doing no guod, but considerable harm by bringing down wages to starvation prices --"gIt out. strike out for yourselves and secure your share of inc wealth whlch at present h buried ln tRu newer rarts of tLc Pacific Coast California although onty young, is prcmaturels aged rom different csuscs, which We have ucIIhcr timc nor space 10 enter upon oow :Ga'
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County Treasurer Cooks Repo,s.

r. , Cook, opa ol inc mos efficient County Ireasurcrs ln the United States, has handed into the Commissioners his yeariy statement from which VI Fathri 'he iol
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Subscription, $500 per Year

v c-..s 5ls Pis, s'.. R1ols 10. Sss Frsaetsrst tr s.ss xss-ftsr fhs AsEosG sNEE 's tLa. sity. H' ss s-sAs-,ss< ae e-iisst sss-sYs d=s fA0 ssat}ih-saf sA .-ss-s fs~ s&-sTf,ssHe cad sne.4 's szs e,Asr s.s---o s,.slssrs sSsa Ass sA. r,TFs,,s,a,ss e A< SskissA.-
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'Juartg Mil Coming

The Ari4eus Consolidated Mining row i,anY havt a iHaii1 mIh cG suutc from Naricops which weighs Go,000 ihs. 1; will Ice put up at Camp Annie, ou Turkey creek, twenty two miles from Prescott for the Pur pose of vorking ores from 'hc mines nf the compan- Gradually quartz mills are fpd ial rhei. Way u 'Hs ninera! hills 0f bava pai ant soon the oid sn,l of repeated s;or , of "ao mills with thIon t0 work Cur ores will cc 8 thing af ,ho past Capitalists aro satisfied that az Hase .icn r,,nes and nc fouge, hesitate .a rJ,'ing pr reduction .1ryk.
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Condition of the Village Finances

The following Is tue annual statement of receipts aud disbursements of the Village of Prescott for the year ending January 20th, 1880
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Tne game .o.G s-oIr. taal masct TWO aear;s brsi es sae. is often likg bar If soau. sa lBs ef 'sa that 2 wont vast.
 raa Isarc-s .a vnrs titb wiil g.,- .asm s.'l '- rrrt with. especially vacr1 h 7.H' srss f1 Hr re're yuar s.s-snr
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Important Notice.

FTcFH s1t- as.r. r1i- s1-tA-- nrti-a. r.. Nsal dErEas a.l .s -sF. "--n e,rrs ~faf -sf1- frsfn
 n '.sEr.
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Washington, Jan. l2 In conversation to- day, Postmaster General Key said that the star mali service, now bei9g iDyestig ited, could be easily kept within the appropria- ton, and that he should trim the service 10 it the appropriation If Congress uid mol speedily grant an adult lal amount. He said there was no danger Cf deficiency, whether the additional appropriation was granted or not. The service could be trim med to suit the appropriation, but il would rai,e a breeze about the eats Of Congress. men whose constituencies would suffer. For instance" con,inued Judge Key, we are trying tu give each county seat a daily mail In most instances the expense is small, but of course ln the aggregate II is large; ye, We believe that the increased income from these extensions will more than pay the ex- ira expense. The ether day Postmaster RuIc, uf Knoxville, was here. We have lately given ScvIerylic. Tenn, a daily mail, whereas il was tri- weekly. The mail Is made up in Knoxville, and goes t0 Seyler- vile on horseback. Rule tells me that each daily mail takes as much matter 8, former ly went tri-weekly. l refer to this as an iu- stance. Our experience iS that increased service js always followed by increased re ceipts But it is of the mall extensions in the far West that the most cpmplaint IS made: That section is growing se rapidly that the old serviCe was quite inadequate. No increase has been made, except upon the fullest aad clearesE recommendation, and where tue exigencies of the scrvlce seemed tC require Il
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Read Thi.

AT r.-a ssis rs.rrrag tAe s5isss iu1s2~i c. ns hy nots Esfs ar -.s.ss sre lu-siri C., rsi sud settle
 L. BAsHfN6D co. Pge1e1H. 4esas-- s3. tss3.
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To-Day's News.
Dreadful Mine Accident.

Dreadful Mine Accident.
 Loudon, Jan 22d. Ia 6 mine ucal New Castle, yesterday, terrible explosion ot 6rc damp took place, killing, it Is al prcsen. thought, from sev- cnty to ninety persons.
 Fisoniets Defiant
 Augusta, Jan. 22d. The Fusionists met to-day at l0 A. NJ, Tn Union Hall Swan moved 10 reconsider the vote of yesterday ordering the committee to submit the questions to the supreme Court Pials,sd followed in the same stralu. and it was decided by the Fusionists, in accord ance with the advice of Gouli, Bennett, Rallies and others, not 10 submit the ques tione, They took part .a the bushes of the Republicans yesterday, but have not been allowed to enter the slate house since they were refused admission on Monday last.
 Railroad Employes Arriving
 Cotton, Jan 22d. Onc hundred and d7c white mcl and ll0 Chinamcn passen here thls evening bound for the iron; for raiiroar construction.
 Maricopa, Jan 22j. Two carloads of Chuameu and five cafs ot the Pacific Improvement Companys freight went forward io Sne,t Water las; evening preparatory to making arrange mcnts for tho forward movement of the railroad, which will be pushed along rapid iy under the uircctIon of Colonel ! il S,rowbrld.c
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

t.. AU~--v -i k-n.eei-r i..s ueca ap- .,'-,c ted 51v-raa. 0. u'a.. s0d 5ohn R1ssc Lore.. '.- a-et N'..s'ar ,o rngiar-
 H .sas a-F ... &, -I-as. as-s ,3 s N.p is,e. ae:. -Hs 51rh aglT aalJ H@na t sgd rr.''--f.I ase.e-t t-. sfr.r ...--. @.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

Note B. st-. ayneut S,Gpped. t..ss' slsu- .Ir ,as. uf June. l>,a, a pois sot <,t", ss.,Js t Jsue Itt.l.n nf Ilrre.I.plt- m fs- N"r of @- f'. *iics., and cSsru.,t hy Jsmcs bIs~h ;f tlpfgH'n. VaN.si.s,. Su .'l AHys. All pvrsuus arr WarlrJ a..1'y. purvh a~lug ih. ~al,r Fsstueli bas u..a ~tupici
 .i is- WEET :'f,.~ra,F Jaa. s.h. 1879.
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Letter List

Tn. following IS B list of letters remsia ins in the Prescott Posto!iice for the week sndiuv Januarv n5fh
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Angora Goats Wanted.

Any tr. ts.--s ass .-eiiGS Co ssi A arra GostF. Fs,.ui4s . t-is-i 1 ai s'S rurcass-r ty afi- .ll--. arg s.- aaIF., Ei>sz a1rh at irsst fuh li-iast fc7 st rata- 1rrF laHs3-d iea4a Ev4tr. flss stl is-ia-- alsa .lss fi { dsg ttt5. .. A.
 tEr--.53, Zen Es. l--t-t4
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Businrs, Notice.

I.ap r. a-,- .s d is1 l,lK-I @, attend Co hus' us-- lur.sE .s ssst'- tu ea lerula. sHd toF te. ls1 ia nag us1r- r, 5al rgsift for fuobsss ua ia. E.- l. 4-s--ssrs t-1f, Le ts astin-iEs~ t- .1t s-4 .e..r,=1..i., tas ualse. il- "a Gl-p sI- .5.sseI ft..y 3f.ti.ft-3 3salrsr. aad viil a' ts.I l-. stig Ie-I.a .Tisaf pt8-Tat~s, fai,s s ,.s D. a- .s . s3 vsl fa=eat in ieT~op.
 I. e. ht ILEk y--s+.--s ,8t. fth- ;.-t,
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e7q -.ez- sis 5ay ,t hs.ae -s-uy rtsi~- z ..lsr N4E -tr s".fv - Fat. & -sr- trrtass. Hst..
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Married fife often begins with rosewood 7s' Nahoganz and nuis with pire
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REDEMPTION UF County arrant. .
viii Iss, ca presta,4ssp. tas fgIi1sosq garrsrts Ghs
 COUNTY GENERAL FTSr sgries 1s ;=7e. Nos IFl To iss iueiusiss
 CONTINGENT FUND.
srrles nt lsla Nt. I,.

D" ho ieTN cf S9id ws-ratF hereby uutiaed ,sat iti'e-t h"r'u rss~s fruru Inc date sed sij Ht f 'i' sam" uc' Vrr-~u.ff within days. funds sci apart for their redemption MI be slIssd e 'h" aFeht uf warrants arsi tu ihe order sich sy Errv issued. D. ' gRpk fo J,..s
 Prescott Jan. is isSa
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The Maine Farce

Augusta, Jan. 20, The safe in the Secretary ot States office ,n the capitol was opened this mUruiog aud the sal of the state and thC election reiuFns taken The Republican legislature will have a new seal made.
 The Republicans under Governor Davis refused 10 admit the Fusioulst Governor, Smith, or legislature into the state house yesterday The Fu.iorists thercupon met in the stree, m font of the capitol and for. mally hclH secret session and adjourned Co meet at Union IIall. which will be the Flu sion capitol. They will Io!G sessions right along, pass jaws. etc. money enough hay ing oeen subscribed t. pay lhe per diem of officers of state. memtcrs aud attaches Congress wiii be appealed 'o og tho Fusion i.ts To establish theirs as ,rc lvgai iCgis lature
 Ellis ot ;hc Fusion senate dec-are'i to day that member of tue state housg irgis lsture had made Inc proposition to unite upon basis ol dividing the state officers aud thus etfcciIng a compromise. He d,d not give tue name of inc party DIaking tue 
 The Texas-Paoidc 8. R Mortgage,
 Philadelphia, Jan. 20, At special meeting Of ,he stockholders of the Texas Pacific railroad this afternoon on the Rio Grande diyi.iop was approved.
 Work Resumed on the S. P Ri
 Maricops. Jan 2t The construction force of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company Jeff San Francis co to day for lhe front. iu order to be io readiness to commence operation on short notice.
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Corner e. Toaie anI UtHarl -iFoola car
 t'sgsu-i~ca, California. ~ E. Al lsis Erssifert @hriIA Sf'i3Lt -- -lsal esiutrndspi
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Silplin's Sale.

ln tlc Diafyi 'ourt ai the Thiri sH1teisi Ui~sti,, of th" Territory "f Arizona in sud feT Vshir gi Nsvspai,
 {iyrTpS BAoaE s. PiainIie
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The Star Mail servioe--Judse Keys Opinion.

ehr.oorr January is,h, lgsl.
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ending January 95th
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-02
A CARD.


nwING To AN UNGENFRoUS AND UN.
-. !. u,..,.., N
proNokeo ssraaI' upon wi .'ineips''c
). YOUNG, Tor the alleged misconduct OF send.
ing East for a teacher to supply the place OF
-. ,.u..,. -, -,,.h 80. h.,,.,. n..
Mrs oaikeiu' re'i<ne' ~p'u - oe"e'e -
been msds from . misapprshensi u Of the facts
An m. e.... VIE de,ire 10 make the following
st.t.m.nt ,
p,,,.,n., yon,, Ala M, ,.,a P.., m, .n,.
~. ~. ~, ,s.ch ~. he Ist M ,nthoriiv
.u.ue ~. stt M. A.. .n,,sssIion ~
80. .,s whsn ,ns .pc,s.,,on 90. msSe
!. scnnss.d s,.in.s A, A. a ropld nos.ibIy hs
.SoiS.s NJ $50 hi.v ,nsrsiy m sscnra ,he
1870. ~ som. romns,snt ana ..n. risnees
n.,san "a an m. vssssry
III hss n.,.r .-rured n per,on.l friend 4
na-I,,an an nm, srhooI. NOR has hs Triad IN
$500
,o,.. In On. Road and In mn nos.
.,his -.y ca, n. he hsld re.nonsibIe for M. ,c
..en .
From one Of our own Board. a native OF the
80. 90 ~ $3.50. cor.s
@ nscsm. shoroushI, Nom sintrd
sp.,ss ws ,,ss. ,aeo,a sS !. ,csaisr and
49,. ,.,as. hs carr. 40 Nsv.ds ana w. will
80. ,n,s occ.sion so ssy thst Ne have had 40
800 ,...on M r.,rrt tssf IA nav. employed
him
an., nas,,. . critical esny.ss of tbe eompe.
s~aI .s.ti.hIli,v ~ ali nsr,on. holdi,y
nv ~ sSsss ~ ri. .nrn,, 90 ~
nas.srse eatnNI vo,n ~ .o,,ssrana xith
s,Iue.su Irn..ps. .ouns nv.. ~,
edueA,ors u.ne'ens Ps.'so $500
ne o.nsvre nau s1y .uosieuso ~ sonp..s
peirons eesi,ou. VI : neP'
me pos.u .nas,a ye su = ~ i.o.,, h.,
Se,.ner rn,us,ps. -. W. as..si,,,n.,,nn sS.i.s,
so = ~. ,n.',S.t ,aschsr. ~ th,. caun'
-. On ~ CO.., nv ~s ara do,n, vhst ". be.
~, .Nyt s MA.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

no THE FOLLowNa.NAMED DEFEND
4 ants, and to all owners Of or simant, 70
tbs real estate and improvements thereon, or
improvements when Assessed separately. In tns
Town OF veld Hill. storey county. Nevada.
hereinafter described. known and IN:
You are hereby notinsd that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court OF Township
No. 3. Storey county. Nevada. BY. the state OF
Nevada. plaintiff. against each ofthe defendants
hereinafter named. and each Of the following
described tracts or parcels Of land. with the
improvements thereon. and improvements
when sepafately assessed, and all owners
Of or claimants to the same, known or
unknown, to recover the TAX and delinquency
assessed to said defendants against said prop
erty, Tor the fiscal year commencing the LIST VI
January. A. d. 1879. and ending December 81,
A. ID. 1873, and that . summons has been duly
issued In each case. And you are further noti.
ned that unleee you appear aad answer the
complaint nled In said Court on or before the
O'Clock a. 4. u said day. judgment will b taken
against you and tho real estate and improve
nsnts therein described. for the amount VI TAX
and delinquency specified and costs Of suit
Name. Amount.
p i. Manhall-Tax and delinquency on
portion OF lot ~. block I, range A. and
lot IS. block !. range a.....:.: .......$l3 Il
Susan y. wiliams--Tax and delinquency
on portion Of lot .. block I. range o.. II n
AsL8S
the north ~ feet Of lot ~. blek l, -.
range H............. ................ So
A. Lsfes-Tsx and delinquency On the
south half Of lot ~. block I. range y,
and lot "a. block /, range D...... ..... IL IS
H.. Rosenba m-Tax and delinquency on
iot 8. BLOCK 5. range D................ n -
Edward Malim-Tsx and delinquency on
lortion Of lot Il, block I, range U..... II 81
Thomas McJilton-Tax and delinquency
on . portion Of lot a. block Q. range Q. sn
John L. Mitchsll-rax and d~slinquency
on the west portion Of lot 20. block y,
range . "
.. block /. range O.......... -. ..... 10 50
Dennis v'shes-Tax AMI dslinaue. cy On
improyS msnts On lot Al. block l,
range D VI
o'BIisa q Currsn-T.1 aid dslinq .rncy
VA lot a.. block 1. "a 80 v.............
Mr. ~o'Dsnnell-TAx I'D delirquetcy on
portion Of Let !, bl-ck ", .anss f...... y Il
James wallace-Tax d delinqielcy on
portion Of lot IS. block I. range Geo.. 4 20
N. Cannon-Tax and delinquency On lot
20. block I, range tel
James All.n-rAx and delinquency on
portion OF lot II. block I. range f...... "a u
Grace Haskins-Tax and delinquency on
lot ~. block !. range U................ Q u
John Connelly-Tax and delinquency On
rsnss % Os
T. Summen-TAx and delinquency on lot
al. block I. range Z IS
Succor Mil and Mining Ce.-Tax aud do.
linqdency on lot ~, block Q. rAiga C..S12 ~
| Gold Hill Tunnel Company Tax aud de-
linquency on 80 feet Of lot l. b eek 3.
range b. and portion Of lot Is, block s.
range Z. aud unsur,eyed land east Of
the Imperial Mil site Il o.
Thomas Mitchell-Tax and del,r qnsncy
on portion Of lots "a. - and ~. block y.
| Gee Iee--Is. and d~siinousney on 4; feet
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FEAT
~ ss:ied proposals for . contract for raw.
ing .ne noor oi Storey County jail with cut
ncattons now on Ole In the once Of az conrs.
Clerk. VIII BE- received By the Board Of Oom.
mistionsrs OF storey county. ct aid once for
Unity days from the date hsreof; ths vo,i ~
ee complsted within thirty.avs dsys fun ~
dAts OF h contract. Any person TO whom shs
sontr,et may b awarded VIII DO required 10
,,ss 3 so0 "a me Ra s9meisnt bonds: 70 b %.
sand Dollars Nl0ooI. The said Board hsrsS-
reserves the night to reject any and all bids. =
~ order OF the Board OF County couniasioo.
en- Of Story county. Nevada.
v,,,,,,. r.,.. J;E: MCDONALD, c,srk.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

NOTICE NO. li4. q. q. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. las and ISL. UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE. Carson City. Nevada, February 70,
1851. Notice 10 hereby given. that the oliver
Jacket Mining Company. q corporation OF the
state 81 California, having IL. principal place
OF busiues. st pan Francisco California. has.
By W. schlager. Its agent aud suv,r Ltsndeni,
whose postofacs addrr. 10 tod uill, storey
county Nevada. this tay Ole In ih,s office Its
apple. lion for . upi'd sis &c pstrn. i.r a..
t.en hundred ,lsoVl feet Of toe MoIu y.sntal
Tsins lcds. bearing gold aud silver. With sur.
face ground contain ing 10 q lOo acres a. here
inarrr described. tn came be,n. VII sally sur
veyed and plated BY { o our .eyor General IS
y. y. Survey VI Lot No. las aDd Isl. In Town.
ships i6 and II north, Range n east. Mount
pablo Meridian. In the Gold Hill Mining Dis
triet. county Of Storey and state Of Nevada.
and described by metes and bounds by the plat
and held notice ON fls In this once 40 follows.
viz: Beginning at q poet marked
Twins No. !. thence runn.sg south ten Q0I
degrees east nfteen hundred 1900 feet to . post
marked Monumentai Twins No. q thence north
eighty 1901 degrees east six hundred 1000 feet
to Q po.t marked Monumental Twins No. 8.
from which the quarter sec ton corner In north
line OF section ave ~. Township sixteen ISL
north. Range twenty Une t2ll Cast, Mount Di.
sblo Base and Asridiar. bears moth twenty.
eight 1851 degrees west, distant I'VE hundred
and twe nty (370) feet: thence running from said
poet No. . north ten ii0l degrees west seven
hundred and nfty.ihrss rsasi i.et % t-s south.
essterly BOUNDARY Of U. .. surrey 20. las.
North Chapman lode: thence south ffty-eight
li5) degrs CO ten Qol minutes Yves. one hun.
ured and nxty.nine 1852 feet to pest 80: 1 OF
ssid U. 8. Survey No Ia, North Oh lode;
thence north twenty.one and ons half I'M
degrsss west eight luLdred and went iour
,s2D feet to . point sud thence south eighty
1901 degrees west two hundred and seventy
TOUR (2sD ieet to post No. I. the place OF be.
ginning. c~ontainins 10 70 it0 acres. the raid
claim being Of record In the once Of the Re
corder Of storey county. Nevada, ~ Virginia
City, Ssvsds, IN book b OF Locations. st page
800 and being bounded upon the nouhsast In
part by the said North Chapman lods or U. b.
sarvsy Ne. iS3.
Reference IL hereby made to the oficisl plat
posted upon the said Monumental Twins claim
Ard to the plat and nsld notes on de In this
once for more particular deser. ptiou Of the
Inning ground hereby sought TO De pstented.
All adverse claims must b. nled IN this ONCE
villain six , l60J days trom the nrst newspaper
puoneauoa Of the notice OF said application.
lego q. N. HARkls, Register.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
OCCIDENTAL MINING COMPANY.

- Location Of principal place OF business.
San Faucisco, California.
Location OF works, silver Star Mining Dis
trict, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice ir hereby given. that ct meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the ninth day
OF March, l6S0. an assessment tho. 81 Of Finy
t50l Cents per share was levied Upon tho
capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 70 the
seerssary; at the once OF the Company. Room
street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twelfth u2th) day Of
April. 1880, will be delinquent. and adver-
tised for sale At public auction. and unless pay.
ment Ii made before. will be sold on MON.
DAY, the third C3d) day Of May, 1880, to
pay the delinquent sssessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF aale. by
order Of the Board OF Directors.
ALFRED X. DURBR0w, Secretary.
O~nice-Room No. 90 Nevada Block. No. 500
Montgomery street. San Francisco, California.