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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
Hsun ~ Daily q Sunday.
\ RAp9Y INV Y0AR.
What We Have 0ono II the 0S0,
and Psoposo 70 DO II tho
New Year.

A. We enter the portals Of the New
Year, the citiseas q Nontane, and
partjeulariy Of Silver Row County,
can bear no ill-will toward the yea
lust closing. We are able TO con-
xratulate oonelves upon IN unpFe.
cejented increase Of poPu)etjoa ~
the isllux q . sturdy navigation,
upon the wonderful deve3opa1ent and
! profitable working II oar mines, upon
abundant crops II the aSab1e valleys
AZ the eatire Territory and multiplied
thousand Of lhltenjng cattle upon
The hillsjdes, to gladden. the heart
q the busbandman and tighten the
burden Of the poor. During the past
year 10 have catered upon the en-
az railroads, which brings with It %
ers Of material prosperity IN al
beanehes Of business upon which We
depend for TIE development a our
great natural resources. Mining sales
have been made which have BY the
naagitude o. the amounts involved,
attracted worldwide attention to the
mines Of Montana, and i may Be
reasonably expected that The impetus
thus given 70 our Territorial Interests
will result In . year q unparalleled
prosperity during lStri.
In the city q Butte We have spec
hi cause for felicitatio0, In the laet
that al which can 10 said u the
prosperity a Montana, may be said
with special Application q this city.
We have darin6 the past year alm0st
at . sjngle stride emerged from the
uncertainties n IN undeve)oPed min. |
Ing ca.np, with IN unsettled and tur- |
bulent floating population, and pos
sessed Of but 1ew Of the modern ap-
plisnces Of civilization, 70 the digni-
" Of = :ity, populated By nearly TO-
0W cltjzeDY who have built their |
homes and invested their capital here. |,
A city built Of solid mason
~ upon foundations q stone;
the mines, counting houses and
place. 0f business In Instantaneous
communication through the medium
NJ the telephone, the paletial sales
rooms, banking houses and Immense
reduction works lighted BY electric
Ity and the private residences served
With pure mountain water by extern
live water works.
A. IN evidence q the increase Of
our material wealth Il may b cited
hat during the year 1851, the total
lit In Silver How county
to s, ~, 6lO.O(; during the
rear ISL: taxes weFe aegessed upon
valued 1t =, 81, 0al!0O,
IN increased valuation Of
i ~ O.OO. Brick BUILDINGS
nave been erected In the city Of Butte
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Railroad Racket.

IN. ~ Y.
the Northern Pacific intends next
year 70 supply Isozen'an with coal ut
= per ton.
The next terminus of the western
portion of the Northern Pacific win
liz at y. Lynch's place. upper end az
Horse Plains.
I.eesburx Is the name az new mil
road town about fourteen miles est
Of Weeksville. Heavy rock vefk
will l,e done at that place.
4 railroad is about 70 h ks..te.,
fr,,an Bie,na rck norfh 6,lIo~rir~ -,
H.. river fo lienton n, ~";ch, So.k
will b. commenced next se.son
.1,,.....,,. r.u. ~,
them PscIfIc /. n,.r; % the n me-. NS -.
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Fresh California lettuce At the Par
lor Eating House. letfO
The most beautiful patterns Of silk
llandkerchiefs at
ll-3Otf GOLDSMITH 4 Co.
Booths extra select oysters 1t Is
per can. Guaranteed ct DuRell's,
Upper Main ct. 13-l5-tf
Fine dr. ~ suits, just by express,
Il ii.s.f '0''O'@''" : Co.
Examine our beautiful plush trim
med and other hne dress ovcrct'ats.
11-Otf GOLDSMITH 4 Co.
The lucky number in the grand
piano rattle 1t the fair was So. The
holder b requested to come forward
and claim the prize. 2ldectllw.
Just received fine line fwoOl and
and silk muillers, = handsome Christ
mas present for . gentleman.
1l-3Nf GOLDSMITH 4 Co.
g. b. Sarcl,et, II. D., hon,0
pathic physician aud surgeon; office
Granite street, south side, near Main
Residence, No. ~ Granite street.
Dan Wagner, Of the Parlor Eating
House, r. making great preparations
to furnish nm elegant supper to PAR
Elephants In the grand Masonic Tall.
laaf.
Fresh shell oysters at the Parlor
Eating House. l3tf9
Fresh celery ut the Parlor Eating
House. 1NfO
The l'arlor Eating House will re
ceive Tomorrow 5,Mm pounds Of
turkeys. lac0
Ladies' will lear in mind that the
parl0r Eating House Is the only FAM
lily restaurant in the city. 1.tCD
Pointed Facts.
SOme time ago we announced
through the press that we had de- {;
tcrmined to 81 ~ out our stock Of /!
ready-made clothing, with the view
Of disseminating this department Of /
our business. and that to do ~ speed !
lily we would make such concessions !
In prices - would tend to accom- !;
plish the object in view. A few !
weeks have ela.'sed .i"ee then, and
during which We have disposed Of a :
large Iody 81 clothing at prices that |
every buyer has recognized ~ con- !
sisler~bly below valve. hut our .
stock h yet large, and while it IL de- .
sirable, still we are determined to sell
every garment, and this means at
lower prices than prevail elsewhere. ;
For our mutual interests we will he !
glad to have you call and examine
this mark a tlUtrn stock, ~ we he :
)ieve we can save you s. or SO on . !
suit. SANDS 4 BOYcE. !
l1.ll;tf
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The following shipments OF bullion
were made during the rast week
thr'ugh the Office Of the Pacific Ex-
prs''s Company:
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Bootk's 1reon Oyueaes

~ g cents per can guaranteed: n
DURELl.s. UPPER Main street. lOs8
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

The finest Line Or Nev Year
Calling Cards In the city can be
found 1t the Broadway Beck
and Stationery Store. Custom.
err names written by Or. r. ".
Claytoo, the finest poonsan il
Tie city.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

The Office Of the Pacific Express
Company will 10 closed on New
fears day, excepting between the
hours Of III .. M. and ]. M.
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For sale.

A large 0rist Mil. all complete aud in
running 0sslef, a lSO one D0uslasR Cruaher.
- too capacity. Inquire oi
JOHN CARHART.
I1'.1Vsg BaUuoek, Montana.
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Wanted.

"a Ssn % 20 general homework In fam.
~ 81 man aud Wleo. luouire or lIsIs.
s's ~. = o.. OF ~ Granite street.
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Town TAX.

Town tax.
Fresh Confectionery just received,
1t Morris Bros.
Best brands Of TObacsn,
Cigars, Cigarettes, sold at
Norris Bros.
Glass and Queensware
1t Morris Bros.
New Charm Of the West FineCut
at Morris ,:ro's
California sfesh fruits
received daily n
Norris Bro's.
Elgtn creanery-best in the mar
ket, at Morris Bros.
5000 Imported Ciears-Paul MUIR
ply, Henry Clays, and other favor.
t. brands. 1t Morris Bros.
70 Let.
Furnished rooms ct II Quartz st.
With ~ without board. l3atf
Wanted-A situation - nur,e. In
qutre 1t No. II, Quarts Ut. lssel,-tf
There will be . social dance New
Years night ct Caplice Hall. Admis-
sion $l.j). Ladies' free.
Peor. LEFoRn, Manager.
VIM. Durand, at Kennedy's feed
stables on Montana street, IL supply
Ing bis customers with cord wood. or
~ lengths cut To suit, 1t reasonable
prices. Delivery to any rart Of the
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For Rent.

Furnished room, with or without
board, In private family. Would se-
tosalns0liale two single gentlen,en
nicely. Terms reasonable. No. lO7
West Fark street. ll-24tf
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4 hriek-Iinel dwelling Of I'VE rooms win
eeilor. pantry and basemsnt. Apply to
0tJoost 1ylef, 81 Main Ut, ioeitf
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For Rent:
For Rent.

A comfortable, we'll furnished ro>m q,
asoodwsy. Apply 1t Anderson's Barrie,
0o0p. 3ldeedtT.
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There will be q social dance New
Years night ct Caplice Hall. Admis-
sion $l.:O. Ladies' free.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
EPlTOME or THE WEEK.


fHf sl#hiHfa silver dollars lsssai Tram
ils HiHfs tf# In wesk atslsss uafsh Il
numbered i'aAsa The lssaa ~ lhs sagfs.
sl"ilsllHs fsflaH last fesf was lisgsu
u was aHneHaeei ~ ~ an ihst tbe
President haa slAnsd lhe ssaalnlasgaa N
dadNH Walter ~ tlfrshaH, II ia.liana. 81
'~ Observation-Disclosures. fhe lssfes kad
accepted lhr position, ard soalA assam#
~ Hew duties IN tpn days, First Assistant
F0s'mass.ftltnersl Iiatteh etnifnlilna tl,a
Department In The naAhtlme.
AeeeHbIseta afeeeHl decision 0ftha Hss.
feiafy pf the Interior AZ application IT.
anieiid homestead entry !. inatter N
right Gully when necessary to cafruet nlls.
take, clerical % otherwise, which woaIa sle.
prtve the settiefaf his actual home ~ vain.
able improvements. II allowed In any case
asamattef Of vediscrtiont enatie
him 10 take The fnll quantity ailased hy
law, and tp avoid eanait with either a..
serted claims, the new land sought - be- In.
cluded must bc actually vacant aud FRYE
from adverse rights, legal uf equitable. 20
that no injustice 20 any other person shall
result thereirom.
A Sioux Chief, named Blue Horse, has
written letter TO the President asking Tor
new eye TO replace one which had been
Knocked out while splitting wood for his
wife.
JOSEPH X. BARNES, Brigader.Gencral Of
the United States Army, retired, and lately
snrgeon-Gcncrnl Of the Army, iicd on the
9TH, Of Brigh's disease, IN the sixty.sixth
year Of his age.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR and Secretary Chan.
dler left Washington ON the 9TH for Florida.
THERE were 1917 business failures In the
United States and Canada during the seven
days ended on the 9th, being fifteen more
than during the preceding seven days.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

At rncsni secret .e.<ion Of nerrnsn
Horiallzfs IN Copenhagen. n was deter.
mined 10 oppose nIsmsrrk's programme
and tn force The nxhs against capital.
TINS National Th<af~r a Berlin, with
wardrvte-. <eenery. etc.. "a. destroyed By
FIRE ON the 9Th.
DAHsxsr's comet, predicted 70 appear
about April n, has ben discovered BY DR..
Hars~is. u The ssrs-lpurx Observatory.
o. ths assertion shst fnnsis 70 pay roun-
eel Tor The defenss were lacking. The trial II
he prisoner. charged .fth The Phsalx
PARK s<-sssinstinns has hen posfponed
MirHAsL DAvrrr has written from prison
70 the Young Ireland eoctety u Glasgow
condemnins he dynamite policy - oaly
exssp<r.sine aAe democracy a England.
and playing Into Ne hands of lrsissd's
eaemies.
TINS FreseA gsversmess ks. aeeiaea %
establish > prutertossss In Tonaain. M.ds'
anwnr.
FnFxa cAssT, . hrssk<r sf James Carry,
~ infsrm<r. kss turned q#e~s's ssi4
denrs In the Phrnlx Psrt conspiracy csssl
o. M ~ Ins<Illz<n<e ~s< Fee>ivsd thai
war q rscrs prevailed along ths line d
- rzn=rns rzns'. - kezss'sst~- s--ra-'
| lnk 1smaiesn and cafsAsrsuisn lsbsrsrs
Aksus t~~nsy q ~ fsrnrr hsd h~<z
| hiI1e1
I'm nssl>h sssksrisi. nal~ d-.ers'
upsu - np<inliut ca41F>-s . csp<ahs<<z
= - -. - sr1ne>d - fs<<l<n deiesssz'
y Ienvs - ~~unxv.
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LATER.

BERNARD GALLAGHER. an Irish
American, hes beea arrested In Glasgow,
Scotland. charged with causing an explo-
sion at the ga.-works. The British police
we're hunting evidence against the aynam.
ite operator. on the ssh. More arrests wern
bring made A Birmingham sad Asnehss-
tsr threats had been mad~ 70 blow up pub.
h. buildings, aud the sxriismens seemed 10
grow rather than 10 abste.
liza prizs-6ght between Tom slavin
and Mike Csvsnsush At Nsnficohs, Pa, shs
other day. the former was knocked down
twsHsy-oBe times.
JuDeE MrCoNAs aud wife. recently
Killed BY Indians IN Arizona, were buried
81 Fort keost, Kans., on the ssh.
AsoTuER hotel horror occurred on tho
morning Of this Tth In the destruction of the
Ends House and several other buiidingu at
nFsaaslIIs, Tea sls~sses persons per-
ished In the flames and the br-s part of The
town vas totally destroyed.
G. q. JACKSON and J. ID. Duncan
haze l-ss indicted IN Chicago, Tll., on sc.
count of alleged frauds In tho rfreet de-
psrtmenss ssid 10 reach <Isopn.
Usps the arrival Of President Ar
thur and party d Jacksonville, IA, The
other day they were received BY salute
Of artillery and tke cheers of ten thousand
eisIs<ns.
BissAsoE. replying 10 eongrstnls-
lion from the cruvn Prince Of t,srns=ny on
the ocsssion Of bis birthday. declared that
be- Intended 10 dsvose the remainder n his
III - consolidating the finances II she En-.
pire.
Az incendiary fire broke out In tho
CITY EnKine-houss a Chippewa Fall..
Mimi. few days srp. and that building
and The CITY Hall wire entirely destroyed.
together with tbs records Of ne city. whieh
we're ma protected BY ssfs.
II Vas reported On the Oh that two
n~xro>s in Virginia jail had confessed 10
NJ ssarder Il Ashland, KY, of which Neal
and Gran ~ers srcussd.
A nAx was mobbed Il Manchester,
Eng. ~ ether dsy fx expressing sy-n-
p>shy fnr Whitshesd. ~ ALLEGED Hap~rin-
t<sdent u synauise factory.
A naxAk occurred IN the lesee II
New orieans. Ia. % - m. dains ean.id-
svshls damage 70 property In she r-~f q
thaf ei1y.
Tins American schooner E<sella and
- t~<t~~~ ~lt@&s->s T<~<~~s<- ~~-~ -
vish'siI - boer1 ~ Tsxaa . ~ dnys
4 cucIxxAu to.) jud1s has .Is-
ette1 - - 1plerrpt esurnuy , iuuot-
- = vl11n6j<inu ~. bu<krt>krp~ -
mn511t9 t91vnp1nv - - m~un1 - tH~y -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14

PAxlA Arrsik 1
Lcussr Nkh<i has bern Interviewed IN heI
esE N lie psi~a q f&z&re- Sc w.s
a<k~i.
~xAas SIS yuur ss's~rs In Esusaaiag n
hlllax II sAs sl4 aasa - Friday algAtf
Mas = thzs yps uers afEssi - srre~sr
Afsaldi- ex<izl.sd sA< f<malr Co.
mHzist "Ism zfFzti u nsizz< siai lie
rsisr q thelf masters On da Ny NE =
pled<ca 10 my wwk. And ~AeHessx a b
necssary that \ shzil b sassiacel. am
resly. bas I Do Irs mssa tisas Il
slAli - sseEiAr<.i |. szis. Ny fTierziz d.
snasissi NE from pr-<nflhx myself. A. |
had Islsnsiol b a. leas ~ hrzn~e they
aid ny lib<riy ras nssss~sry fss the wssk
Of the party"
what eanzed yoa 10 change year mind
and give yuurelf mp 70 tise lslices''
IN Was solely oa aeenant sf my nsa<her.
II WAS killing hrf b b. lsszndul fruns On
lodging 70 another and 10 b. duxxrd b
spies whcesrr she 1T font On tIse strr<1.
There uere many different SPIES, and fhry
wsrs In many dldcmnt kinds Of drke. IN
there were always spies and splsz and spienL
| rould not bear 4, and csmr hrrr."
but jon are NOD credited In The krnerzl
estimation with having much % Do with
tender Feelings"
mo That h mase ef ne lnjuu1lne thai
q woman finds when she has she Courage a
her convictions 1las yoa can telI yns,s
Ainericsn rsaderx, for tisey sfe frn< m<x,
that Frrneh wumen have shown many times
that they can Be brave. and she, can
love. A tisfc~ ! brave, hut he ipsss h<s
e1il..r
"If you arr asquiisei q IN ehsrrs =
vhirh you arr Dcw hid. whai wilI yos =
frxfy
Then win Iesvs Pssnre aud rr<ach
The social crusade frpzn ahsnaI I ID M
re why Princes should hare the nsnppniy
q eusr1drinx against the 0osrrnnaens frun
fatiua lAndAs
aThen yoa regard rom wask = = e.
ylracy against tie sstzhllzhed cuier =
lhiusxf'
Certainly | DO, md that enrpiney i :.
kitlmakr. II y caupifz<y q IL -.
pre~red axakzet tke epprunnRH- ne1le<o -
The drfnllive triumph a IL cnnla eE<ve ,
hHi . qsiesiien 81 ; feu mnu11n-I MIL
almost ~ s|nyk n erwpmiru1 e1Iln
whIrh \ drswinx ~ VII s1c1G ~ ~
ifteslur wogid ulih r.1h ll1entaliHl4 f1lee
that Il uilI IN. ~ 6ver n ruiIH ~ IL
IIax viii = - waving
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-24
Notice to Lienho|ders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has commenced an action in
the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District
Of the State OF Nevada, in and for the County of
Lincoln. in which action the unde, signed is
plaintiff aud the Msyaower Silver Mining
Company. the Msyaower mine or mining claim
and II. 4. welles defendants. and which action
IL brought to enforce lien In favor of plaintiff
aud against said defendants upon the following
described premises and property, situated IN
Bristol Mining District. Lincoln county, Me-
vsda. to wit: That certain mine and mining
claim known AZ and called by the name OF the
Msyfower Mine and Mining Claim, situate. IT,
Ing and being In the Bristol Mining District,
lincoln County, State Of Nevada. Said lien is
for the sum Of seven hundred and six 4-l00
(t7o8.0il dollars, in gold coin Of the United
Staten, and 10 claimed under aud by virtue Of an
Act OF the Legislature OF the State OF Nevada.
entitled IAN Act 10 secure liens TO mechanics
and others. and to repeel all other Acts ia rela-
tlor thereto" approved March I'D, 1878. Now.
therefore. all persons having holding or claim.
ing liens upon said premises under the provis-
ions OF said Act are hereby notified to be aud
appear before the said Court on the nth day OF
February, A, ID, 1888, thu same being day OF he
regular January Term, 1888, at 10 o'clock a, IN.
Of that day, aud then aud there exhibit their
said liens aud the proof thereof,
ja27td ARCHIE McQuAIG,
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LEGAL.
SheriRs Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the Sixth Judicial District Court,
In and for the County of Lincoln. state OF Ne.
vads, and to me directed and delivered for n
Judgment rendered in said Court on the Tween
tieth day of January, A. d. 1883. in favor OF A..
j. Blair and against the Bristol Sllvei Mining
Company, for the sum of Nineteen Hundred.
thirteen and 4s-l00 tsl,9l3 4Sl dollars, debt to-
gether with 1870 dollsrs tax costs, and MI ac-
cruing costs and interest, have levied on the
following property, to-wtt:
steam boiler with Ittsr hments. ~ barrels
Portland cement, pair bullion scales. roll oil
battery screen, cans OF sodium. "a small black
lead crucibles, j pair crucible tongs. bull
lion molds, o assay muffes, 4 button molds''2
iron mortarR and pestles, six quicksilver kettles
2 cupel molds, assay tongs. boss heads, y
shoes, wood wheelbarrow. 2retorts, IL lengths
gass.pipe, / smokestsck about 80 feet long,
cast-iron retort front, monkey wrenches, 2
small sledges, hAnd-ax,2 pipe wrenehes,
grindstone, ADJ, . planes, ! spirit level, 30
pounds iron washers, augers, 10 planks 4xl1
inches, l6 feet long, = squares, iron wheelbar-
row, anvil, 81 blacksmith tools with handles,
8 patent screw plates, III pairs blacksmith
tongs, % pieces OF timbers 6xS inches, 30 pieces
2x9 inches, 3 pieces 6xs inches, - pieces 2xs.
IL pieces 2x6, Is pieces 21l0, IS pieces 2xl0, IL
pieces 2x4, sc pieces 2xS, 81 pieces 2inch plank,
50 pieces Ak. II pieces Axe, pieces exc, ii
pieces Sxs, Is pieces 2inch plank. So pieces Sxs
and loxl0 hern, % pieces 2x6. As pieces 2xi, $50
feet, more or less, pine poles: pieces of tim
Der lOxi2 inches. 20 feet long; Is pieces plank
4xl2 inches, Is feet long; "a pieces OF plank
Aka inches, l6 feet long; II pieces timber sxl0
inches. IL feet long; hl9 cords cedar wood, more
or less: bottles acid, 40 assay glasses, 40 lbs.
resin ~ crucible covers, l counter scales, 81
pan shoes, Q battery shoes, clans, l new pan
die, Q retorts with fronts complete, Is grste
bars 1 iron hsnd-csrt. windlass, 2 large pully
wheels. s headlight lamps, roll 6-inch belt.
roll 22.inch belt or packing, clear boards
1hx20 inches, IL feet long; clear board. lx20
inches, IL feet long; l ratchet wrench, bullion
molds, pair Fairbanks scales.
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday. the Second day of February,
A. D. 1888, at 10 O'Clock N. Of that day. will
sell all the right, title and interest OF said Brs
toll silver Mining Company in and to the above
described property, st the Bristol Silver Min
ing Compsnys mill. in Lincoln county. Nevada.
at public auction. for cash in hand, to the
highest and bes. bidder, to satisfy said execu-
ton and all costs.
js27td o. P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-24

Some noted dairyman has just given
out that the present system OF hand
ling milk should be reversed" 1t is
evident that the kind-hearted lactael
artist is actuated by sympathy for the
COW, and his intimation that the COW
should be turned upside down and given
opportunity for rest during the Opera
ton does credit to his sensitive nature,
but what kind of an apparatus he's in
vented for catching the milk as it belches
from the inverted udder does not appear.
Rome Sentinel.
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Application for a Patent
No. 7ls.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrlcr.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka. Nevada. February sth. A. ID. 1855
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j. u.
~ Lehmer, whose post office address is Gin
einna'ti. Ohio, has this day filed his application
Tor patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of
the John T." mine or vein bearing god and
silver. with surface ground six hundred feet in
width, situated in Pahranagat Lake Mining
District. county Of Lincoln. ard State of Nevada,
and DESIGNATED by the feld notes and Official
plat ON file in this office as lot No. ST. in town.
ship 3, South Range, 50 East Of Mount Diablo
meridian. The exterior boundaries OF said lot
No. ., eeing as follows, to wit:
Beginning at post marked No. !. L Survey
Ne. 81, t 3, r, 50 f, M. d. NJ. Thence the \
post between Secs 90 and 20 bears n 50 deg Is
min W al6 feet; the old monument bearing S
SO deg 30 min L, Is feet from said post No l..
Thence, running, LIST course, West 1900 feet to
post No ., Survey No 81, old monument
and post the same; thence I'd course, n nth
ttO ieet TO post No 3, U 5 Survey No 81, old
monument bears as deg W Is feet from said
post No 3; thence, Cd course. East 1900 feet to
post No 4, u 5 Survey No 81, old monume mt
bears deg W rs feet from said post No A.;
thence, 4th course. South GOO feet to post No ],
the place OF beginning. containing 30 CO leo
acres, Courses expressed from the true merid.
ian with magnetic variation of 10 deg East.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office of Lincoln county, in book OF
mining notices, page as, OF the records OF
lincoln county, Nevada,
This claim is bounded by no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of the said John T." mine or surface
ground are required to ile their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land
Once at Eureka, In the State of Nevada, during
the sixty days period of publication hereof, OF
they win be barred by virtue Of the provisions
Vt the Statute
.. T, II, HINcKLEY. Register,
II Ia hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
| Ol auplipatipn natapt Ina hal fnr Ia
period Of ton consecutive weeks in the Phoebe
htcoRp, y weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, Iincoln county, Nevads.
n7,l0t, /, II, HINoNLEY, Register,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-24
NOTICE.

V,o GEORGE T. GoRMAN, COUNTY CLERK
i OF lineoln County, Nevada. Notice is
hereby given that W, @, Glissan desires 10 with
urnw from your ofhcihl Bond. and has filed the
following statement with tho Auditor OF said
County;
PIooHE, NV, September 20, 1882.
10 ., u htNDfmoN, County Auditor snd Nc.
eorder Of Lincoln, Nevada,
:, SIR !, Wm q. dlissar, surety on the Official
Bond OF George German, County CltIk and
tx'oihrio CLERK OF the Sixth Judicial District
u and for the County Of Lincoln ard state Of
Nevada, 90 hereby desire TO be released rs
surety OF Tho Official Bond Of George T. CONAN,
County Cleri Of Lincoln County and Is.Cffcio
uiefk o. me sixth judicial District, in ard for
me County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, that
SAID personal notice was served on the County
CLERK on the 22d day Of September 1882 by let
ter, Said amount desired to he released from
eaid bond 10 two thousand $4,000 dollars.
witness my hand and seal thi
SEAL, goth day Of September, 1922.
o7-lm VIM, O. GIIsSAN,