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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-12

i CNclsSATl, O., October ll.-Spccisls
from Congressional districts show. n very
close contest between Morey, Republican.
and Campbell, Democrat, in the Seventh
District; Hart, Republican, and Neal, Dem
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-30
NO IDS.
Mining Application
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA NJ II Juua q 1890

HELENA, nj. T., June 3, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the Hope Mining Com.
pany, an incorporation existing under the laws of
the State of Missouri by Frank L. Perkins, their at
toney In fact whose postolce address Is Phiipshurg
Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.. have this day filed their
application for patept 10 2g1 linear feet OF the Cliff
No. 2lode, mine, or vein, with 20 acres Of surface
ground known as the Potosi mil SITE situated in
Hint Creek mining district, Deer Lodge county.
Montana Territory, and designated by the official
plat and field notes on de in this Office lots
beers 50 and H. In township north, range 10 west,
said lots numbers being described follows to-wt:
Beginning at a sandstone l8x6x4 inches, marked /
NJ Q. 80 A. for corner No /, which IL also corner No.
OF lot ~ A, from which the quarter section corner
on the east boundary Of section 25 T. ~, r. II W.
bears north IS degrees 90 minutes west 396SII feet
lGO II chans distant and running thence south three
degrees east 40 feet thence s. STs W 2 feet thence
N. 80 w. I00feet thence n ST. E. 251 feet to corner
No. and place of beginning.
Beginning AT fuartZ stone f6xl0g6 inches marked
M. Q. 81 b. for corner No !. this lie also No
Of Lot IL A. from which the quarter section corner
on the east boundary OF Sec. IS, T. IN, X. II W.,
bears n. So degrees 81 minutes .35t05 feet I536S
chatnsl distant, and corner No. OF Lot 80 bears
N Sis h. 139 feet distant. and running thence 3. 2
degrees 81 minutes +. 1ul feet, thence s. 4le r 800
feet thence degrees 10 MINUTES W 80 feet, thence
y. 81 derrees . minutes W. 4iIX feet thence N. 30
degrees 10 minutes w. 537 feet, renee ~ So L. 565
feet 10 corper No. and plare II beginning.
Containing an area OF 0 6s acres In Lot % i, and
493 acres In Lot 80 b, making total Of b6i acres
belonging to this claim.
The location Of this caiT II recorded In the Re
corder's Office OF Deer Lodge ccun's, II book T. pagc
IL, tor the ode, and hook ii. pa-o So for the mill
file.
The adjoining claimants 10 the lode are the Hope
Mining Company TO the CiiG No. . Iod lot a A, on
the enst, and 10 the Cliff No lode, lot "A r. the
west and TO he mill sle the Hope Mining comp ny
% the Bay Horse mi Site lot Il ,, on the west.
J. IL. MOS, Register.
4. b. RnoELISa. ATTORNEY for Claimants
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WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Edward Chase
Ingersoll, one of the lawyers for the defend
ant in the Chistiancy divorce case, has gone
crazy. He inasines himself very wealthy,
and spends most OF his time distributing i'm
aginary money. Yesterday he purchased
$1,000 worth of law books, and to-day he
had the entire furniture Of his Office thrown
out 10 make room for new and more costly
furniture which he had ordered. The Chris
tiancy case has lasted so long that 1t has
been terrible mental strain on all concern
ed in 1t. The developments have been scan
dulous and shocking In the extreme, yet one
Of the sons of the defendant told the CORES
pendent Of the Chronicle this afternoon that
some evidence would be made public next
week which would nut all that previously
taken, bad as 1t was, In the shade. He sail
that II would be shown that several officials,
who have been on too intimate terms with
Mrs. Christisncy, and who are married men,
have furnished her with all the money used
In carrying on her case In hopes Of securing
a big alimony from the defendant, which
was to be divided up. Ingersoll is distant
relative of Colonel Bob Ingersoll, and has
for ten years had quite a prominent place
among Washington lawyers. He has had
charge of the defense of Captain Howgate.
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No. 1880.
Mining Application.
UNITED STATES LAND 0YYIrY,
HELENA NJ ~ lime a 1888


Notice Is hereby given that the Hope Mining Com
pany an incorporation existing under the laws O
the State OF Missonr, BY Frank L. Perkins, their pt
torney In fact whose pOstoflce address 10 Philips
burg, Deer Lode county, VI. T., have this day hct
their application for patent 10 130s linear feet OF
the Silver Chief lode mine, VEN. with 4ss
surface ground known the Durango mill site, ritu
ated In Flint Creek mining district. Deer Lodge
county Montana Territory and DESIGNATED by the OF
fetal plat and field notes on In this of ice as lois
Numbers ~ and b In township north, range 1:
west said lots numbers being desciiAod as follows
to-wit:
BEGINNING at granite stone 2oxiixs inches marked
VI. q. II A and VI c. 70 4. for corner No l. which
= ALEC corner NO q ~ y a. from which lhe snsr
TN, n. II w. hears y. rs degrees IS minutes W.
5.l7a.06 feet l7s GO chainsl distant. and running
theme. So degrees m nnies K. i.3oa feet. themes
north 800 feet, thence =. So degrees 10 minutes w.
I3QS feet. thence sorth 52i feet to corner No. and
place OF beginning.
Beginning 3, = post ~ feet long. inches SQUIRE,
marked NJ Q. ~ b, for corner No. OF the DurHngo
mill site from which the quarter section corner on
the east boundary Of Sec 70. IT. IN, r. II W., bears
n 50 deg 80 min: W. 257i. Il feet l3s 90 chains
min X ASSOC feet IS ~ chainsl distant and RIM.
ming thence 8. 81 deg. ~ min. II. 435 feet thence y.
s. deg 30 min w. 500 feet thence NJ 81 deg. % min.
W. 435 feet thence N % deg. 80 min. Z. 900 feet TO
corner No. and place Of beginning.
Containing m area Ia Lot ~ A OF 1913 acres
claimed and 10 acre. included In Lot 6s not caime
and 40 acres In Los - ,, making total Of q "A
The location az this claim il recorded in the Re-
corders on Ice OF Deer Lodge county. In hook X.
page 705 for the lode and book H. pages oaf and SIS
The adjoining claimants are. to the lode the Hope
Mining Company to the True Fissure l0ds, lot u a,
and the Aiconqain Mining Company % the Estill
lode, lot SO, on the west and 10 the mill Site the
Hope Mining Company 70 the Bar Hose mill site. lol
u y, on the east. -.
N. b. RrorIzse. Attornsy for ciAinants-
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sheriH's Sale.

Thomas Il. Pounds ct al, plaintiffs, versus s wal
ter Ryerson et al, defendants.
To be cold At Sheriff q sale ut two O'Clock D. m
SATURDAY.. July 18TH A. ID. 1854 In front OF the court
housc door, In the town OF Deer Lodge, N. T.. under
and BY virtue OF order Of sale in the above entitled
cause rsued from out the District Court OF the Sec.
ond Judicial District Of the Territory of Montana in
anf for Dcsr Lodge county. the following described
property. so-wit:
That certain mining ground and placer claim stu
ated and being In Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
tory and being twelve claims Of placer mining ground
containing two hundred feet each extending up and
down and on the south aide Of Warm Spring rulch
which said gulch emptes into Ophir euch about four
miles below the town OF Blackfoot and beginning at
said 8. Walter Ryerson's reservoir ON said Warm
Spring gulch and extending down said rulch two
thousand and four hundred feet and extending bach
from said guich 70 the summit Of the mountain To-
gether with all improvements on said ground and all
6umce and water dtchcs and privileges on sad pruund
O. oonnected Herewith or thereto bclongnR and also
ell tho water Of said Euich. Z
Al Of said property s;tuate, lying. and being in
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Dated this 22d day u June. A. d. 1889.
THOMAS STEANG, Sheriff.
Dy Tnos. NcTAeUx Under sheriff. &c 4
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The Yea, gurth-Wsst.
THE SANCTuM KING.


lWin Carleton read the poem before the
ton. taking for HIS subject "The sanctum
Kinop Amer pleasantIv discussing the claim
ofthe pen, the pencil. the types, the press
and various other editorial accessories aud
instrumentalities, and concluding that none
OF them possess the royal attributes TO be
sought for in such parsonage, the poet set
ties the vexed question rs follows Il
80 Then, IL none OF 'heSo Oh WHICH We
Is vested with the qualities wo seek,
We may once more inquire, untouched by
blame,
Who Is this wondrous king of mighty fame
List, then, while plain TO you his name
bring
The Public Heart! That is the Sanctum
King.
..
Amla increasing worry anu 'urinoii'
so.'o ',ias , nioAi' 'ne 80. Luz. Will
=. nue. i@ Diaus mus ,,. -" e 1u '
,o'n4' pai' VI .no oui W.
49, ~ '.S paps s,sI sos"ip' - 80 &c.
D'.eIAs,,s -" - -. Az
80. =. 80" =, ;. 81 ,',,,;o riah
W
"And then they who call the stuff absurd
Will sit and groan, and-read it every word.
Why do we thread mems motives thro' and
throu'?
Because our king, The Public, tells us to.
Why do we quote the wedding chimes and
hues ?
Because our Queen Is waiting for the news.
Why do we types on useless stories waste ?
To please some portion of Il . public taste
Why do we into the secret nauhts repair
because curious puphc sehus US lhere
why DO we tell the crimes OF all the iahaS
because the pubhc heart the tale demands
why are we deep In politics Immersed?
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mo. 1i17.l
Application for Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
It.H. a 81


Notice is hereby given that Thomas l.. Maguire
and Remigius DrRyckere. whose Post Office addrers
Is Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge County, Montana, have
this day filed their application for Patent for 90 100
acres of Placer Mining Ground situated in Granite
Mining District, lunoreanized,l County OF Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montana, and designated by
the Official Plat ana field notes file In this Office as
Lot No 10 In re N. RsW; said Lot No. a. j. des-
crbcd with magnetic variation at 20 deg. Is min 10
u deg K, as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at pine stump feet In diameter, feet
above ground surrounded by large rocks in place and
marked NJ lao and running thence 81 deg, Z 1900
Chs 10 Cor No. 2 thence 90 deg $500 Chs TO Cor
No B: thence IA deg, 1000 Chs TO Cor No 4;
thence IS deg w $500 Chs TO Cor No g. thence
SO deg w, $3.50 Chs to Cor No o thence 81 deg W.
500 Chs TO Cor MOI; thence w II 90 Chs 10 Cor No
y whence Quarter Section Cor between Secs and &.
T6N, RS w. bears ) deg 81 min w. 1882 chs dist
thence 3 deg 20 min f. O. chs TO Cor No and
place of beginning, containing area of 30 80 100
acres
The above described mining ground Is claimed by
right OF location and purchase compliance with the
images and customs of miners and he undisturbed
ownership and possession thereof for ten wears last
past by the said applicants their grantoFs and prede-
cess0rs IN interest.
The adjoining claimants james o'Donnel TO pla
Ger mining ground on the South East, and Thomas
stuart ct al, 10 placer mining ground on the West.
j. II. MOE,
66S lot RfGtgker.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC LANDS.
A Report Favorin9 Their Forfeiture TO
.. tho Government.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-Messrs. Towns
bend CD of Illinois. Knott (D.) of Ken
lucky, Paysen (R.) Of Illinois, and Culber-
son 3D. Of Texas, the minority Of the House
Judiciary Commute, have completed their
supplemental report aud aIesolution recon-
mending that the lands granted TO the North
ern Pacific Railroad be declared forfeited.
The resolution and their views in support of
IL will be submitted to the House as soon as
practicable. The report, after giving an ex-
tensive history Of the doings of the company
reaches the conclusion that it has been lavish
In expenditures. The committee concludes:
applying the Auditors estimates, however,
10 the entire grant, the result will be that
the value Of 1920, 900 acres at 81 so Is Sl44,-
100000. The estimated cost of the road fin
ished is $24 49,, 4l6; unfinished, so, 10000.
The total cost is S74 ,463, AIT, leaving bal
ance of $70,326,5S4 donated to this corpora
ton in addition to the whole cost Of the
road, for which the United States is never 10
would be superfuous, and the undersigned
would simply add that in view Of these facts
1t Is due to the House and TO the country
mot only that the subject of the land grant
should be fully and fairly discussed, but that
Congress should take such prompt and de-
cisive action in relation thereto as will be
just alike to the country and to the company.
They therefore ask that the accompanying
joint resolution be placed on the calendar of
the House, and recommended its adoption:
THAT all lands heretofore granted to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company and re-
naming unearned by construction on the LIST
Of January, 1882, be and they are hereby de-
clared forfeited to the United States"
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KILOGRAMS BY MAIL.
$500 wagsred On a single Hand.

NEwBUnGH, N. Y, juno 13.-I.ast night
DR.. MontreviIle NJ. Hedges, . dental sur.
geon and sporting man, was arrested here on
. bench warrant issued by . Justice Of the
supreme court. The complainant, Francis
p. Weed Of this city, charges Hedges and
william NJ. Scott, the latter now dying OF
consumption In California, with cheating at
games and conspiracy TO defrau1. II Is
stated that the three played . game Of poker
In this city in June Of last year, each betting
$4,000 on single hand, and that Weed and
Hedges lost. Weed now charges that the
hands were put up BY Hedges and Scott, they
TO divide the winnings. Weed had recently
received from the estate Of his deceased
father fortune Of about $4,000. or the
amount lost 1t Is stated that Weed paid de-
PENDANTS during the year ever 500, 900, hay
Ing compromised for $4,000 and that $751;
600 Is yet due on IN unpaid note. This
Weed new desires TO avoid paying, and has
begun attachment proceedings against
Hedges and Scott TO recover Is much n pos
sible Of what they have already received. A
house In Newburgh owned by Hedges has
been levied on and an effort Is being made to
secure valuable trotting horses owned by
Hedges, which are now 1t races in the west,
while legal proceedings have been begun
against Mn. Hedges and the doctors boy, to
secure any properly that may be held in their
names. The affair causes much excitement,
some Of the parties being highly connected,
and there are plenty or rumon OF startling
developments that may yet come to light.
The hearing takes place tomorrow before
Judge Barnard.
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The Portland Municipal Election.

PORTLAND, (Or.), June 19.-Dr. ]. A.
Chapman, the boiling Republican candidate
for mayor, was elected over Thompson, ex-
mayor and the regular Republican nominee.
Joseph Z. Smith, Republican, was elected TO
the city council over Gerees, Dem. w. s.
scoggins, Democrat, was elected to the coun.
Gil In the Second ward over DIR. Barber, reg
ular Republican, and Judge Adams, Repub-
licaD, was elected in the Third ward over
Mendenhall, Democrat.
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THE UTAH COMMISSION.
Its Members Finally Nominated by the
President.

WASHINGTON, June TO- The Utah Com
mission was nominated to-day. 1t is COM
posed Of three Republicans and two Demo-
Gratis. Ex-Senators Ramsey of Minnesota
and Paddock of Nebraska are well known to
the public by reason of the national posi-
tions they have occupied. G. +. Godfrey, of
Iowa, is Republican and lawyer. He en-
tered the army as lieutenant IN the Twen-
tieth Regiment of Iowa Infantry, and rose
to be Colonel of the Eighth Alabama Cav
airy. At the close of the war he engaged in
the practice of law at Des Moines, Iowa,
where for several years he held the position
of Receiver of Public Moneys, and subse-
quently served for several terms as Assistant
District Attorney. He Is about forty-two
years of age, and is regarded as a man of
marked ability. Ambrose b. Carleton, of
Terre Haute, Indiana, is lawyer by profess
sion and Democrat in politics. He was
formerly the law partner Of Senator Voor-
hees, and at various times has been a mem
Der of the Indiana Legislature, a Circuit
Judge, and professor of law in the State
University. He is about iifty-six years old,
and is said to enjoy high reputation for
legal ability and literary attainments. Jas.
b. Pettigrew, of Fayetteville, Arkansas, has
been member of the Legislature of that
State, and Is now Journal Clerk of the Sem
ate. His appointment to a place on the
Commission had been strongly recommend
cd by Garland and other Western members
of the Senate. He is man OF middle age,
a lawyer, and Democrat. The nomina-
tions were all referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
The Pacific coast people here were some
what surprised to-day at not seeing the name
Of Ex-Governor Irwin, of California, among
the nomipees fer the Utah Commission. 1t
had been very generally understood that the
President had requested Senator Farley TO
name Democrat, and that he had named
Irwin.
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PORTLAND, (Or.) June 19.-Tillie Foster
alias Graham, alias Miss Maud, who has jus,
arrived, gives the particulars of tragedy at
Cabinet Landing, NJ. T., an advanced post
on The N. p. Railroad. A Mexican named
Juan Filten, who has been on an extended
spree and was known as desperate, drove
Title Foster out o. her house, chased her
down street and into barroom, where he
inhumanly beat her and bit her on the arm
and breast. A gambler named Chris Lemly
tried to save the girl, but being beaten of,
the girl drew revolver and shot Filten Just
above the heart, killing him instantly. The
coroner's jury discharged the girl.
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Sherim'S Sale.

Henry y. Hoffman, plaintiff, versus Peter Hartz and
Henrietta Hartz, defendants.
lobe sold at Sheriif's sale. at / O'Clock p. M,
SATURDAY. JULY lsT, A, d. 1881,
In front Of the Court house door, In the town and
county Of Deer Lodge, MT, under and by yir-
tue of an order of sale the above entitled cause
issued from out the District Court OF the Second
judicial District Of the Territory of Montana In and
for Deer Lodge county, the following described prop.
erty, to-wt:
The southeast quarter of the southwest anarter
and the south half of the southeast quarter and the
northwest quarter OF the southeast quarter of section
thrty-two, In township eight north, of range nine
west containg one hundred and sixty acres OF land.
Also that portion of the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section thirty three In town
ship eight north, Of range nine west, and being on
the west side OF the Deer Lodge river and containing
twenty acres more or less.
Also the water right and ditch conveying water to
the land above described. Also lots numbered one
two. three, four, Ave, and six, In block No g. in the
town OF Deer Lodge, county and Territory aforesaid
All of said property situate, lying, and being In
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Dated this 9Th day Of June A. ID. 1882.
THOMAS sTRANG. Sheriff.
BY THos. MoTAGUE, Under Sheriff.
G1ItI
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PROFESSOR MoRLEY's PREDICTION
Prophesying the Appearance OF AN intel
lectuai Genius
III. ID. Con,ody's London Letter.

III. ID. Contody's London Letter.
have just heard Of remarkable predic
ton by q remarkable man. The man is
Professor Henry Morley, perhaps the most
thorough explorer Of literary history, and
his prophesy is that great intellectual figure
will arise in the near future. If our astron-
omen were TO predict that new planet
would probably be discovered in q certain
region Of space, the telescopes Of the world
would be turned In that direction; there is
no reason why we should not heed as well
the prediction of man who has 80 long
studied literary epochs. Professor Morley
bases his calculation, believe, upon the fact
that certain average of popular culture
and certain proportion Of literary reputa-
tions have never failed to be represented by
some mind of extraordinary power, and that
average or proportion have now been reached
or exceeded. The professor 10 solid and
rather unimagipative man, but there Is
touch of transcendenta lism about this idea
Of his. Such hope were true star amid
the darkness closing around the graves Of the
men who made our epoch--Carlyle, Darwin,
and Emerson. Just as so many are asking
who 10 left to look up to, here Is something
10 raise all bowed heads and direct retro
spective eyes, for the representative Of
larger age must be larger genius than any
predecessor. II Is said that prophecies tend
o fulfill themselves. II may be that the
dreams Of generations Of Madonnas lowered
In the man OF Nazareth. Heine believed
that the beauty and dignity Of the Italians
was largely owing to the general worship of
pictured saints. What q beautiful COMPETE |
tion IL would be for the Madonnss of Amer |
lea and England, turning from the graves Of |
great teachers who have taught their genera
ton the secret Of hereditary genius, laws Of
variation, and the power Of culture, to fulfill
this prophecy And how grand would be
the result, II the result should be that the
English race In both worlds, led by the same
ideal, should bring forth again majestic
minds, related TO each other rs the old world
TO the new, like those they jointly lost and
In continuous procession to their
graves.
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Notice OF Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
IIKtpAa NJ m run. On ,IGa

UNITED . IAIEo Ia Nd OFFICE, I
HtLEsA. NJ. It June 20, 1882.
Notice ~ hereby given that the following. nam g
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
lnal proof In support OF his claim and secure Ina
entry thereof and that said proof win be made be-
fore the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge comfy, NJ. r.
at his office IN the town of Deer Lodge. ON SATUR.
DAY, the I'D day of JHy, A. ID. 1854 to-wit Charlie,
O. Howell. who made Homestead Entry No. 62I foi
the 81 Of NEA and Lots Nos l and 2, Of Section
No o. In Township No. 10 North, of Range NO. !.
West and he names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said tract, to-wit: Edward Howard Benjamin Har.
ley. Matthew $. Jones, and IFaac Ryder all of New
Chicago Postoilce, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.
j. II. MOE. Register.
o. B. o'BANNUN, Attorney for Claimant. 6,65t
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mo. 1l46.I
Application for Patent.


hhLhNht M. NAY soc<. J
Notice IL hereby given that Thomas Stuart, whose
POrtofcc address Is Deer Lodge. Deer Lodge county
Montana, and Rein Anderson and Granville Stuart,
whose Post0fice address Is Parker. Meagher county
Montana, have this day fled their application for
2463 acres Of placer mining groand situated In Gran.
lite Mining District, (unorganizedI comfy of Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montana, and designated by
the official plat and field notes die in this Office M
Lot No. IL in TON RSW Said Lot No. ~ Is describ.
I'D with magnetic variation at - degs ~ deg rs
follows Notwithstanding AT pine stump three feet
above ground, ~ # in diam, marked NJ 1-4l c. for
corner No ], whence sec. cor. between sections Z
and 81 o NRSW. bears 264 degs Z 2.5S chs dist,
and running thence n 1917 degs W, 20 chs TO cor No.
,, post; thence AN degs w, 10 chs, to cor No g.
apost; thence south ~ chs 10 cor No. 4, post:
thence 36A degs X, 26 chs, TO corner No. post:
thence IS degs Z, 800 chs, to cor No and pl,ce
Of beginning, containing an area Of "a G3 acres.
Z he above described mining ground Is claimed by
right OF location compliance with the usagcs and cls-
toms Of miners and the undisturbed Ownership and
possession thereof for ten ast part by the snd
applicants their grantors aud predecessors in iGtcre-t
This claim IL not of record and the adjoining claim
ants Mcclure and DeRyckere on the East and the
above named applicants VINO claim uEpatented min
Ing ground on the Northwest.
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