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Damaging Flood

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, July 13.-There was
the most damaging food at this place last
night about O'Clock. Two angry clouds
met Just north of the town and the rain
poured down in torrents. Blacks Run a
small rivulet running through the town,
became a mig hty river, sprea9lng over
wheat from the neighboring fields, hops,
chickens, fences, small houses, and an end
less drift came pouring through the main
thoroughfare. Many private houses were
flooded and greatly damaged. 1t is impos-
sible to estimate the damage. The side
walks, pavements and foot-bridges we're
swept away,
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A KnOw-Nothing.

PARIS, July 13.-The French consul at
Zanzibar has telegraphed to the govern
ment that he has no knowledge of the &C.
currence in Tamatave, Madagascar. com,
planned of by the English government, and
has requested that the report on the matter
he sent to him.
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Moody and Sankey expect to spend a
year in London, beginning next October,
preaching and singing in two iron taber-
nacles, which are portable and can be taken
apart and put together readily in any part
OF that great and wicked city. Each o.
these metallic tents holds 5000 people.
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PARIS, July 13.-The directors of the
Suez Canal company unanimously ap,
proved the agreement relative to tn g second
Suez canal arrived at between DeLesseps
and the British government.
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IorDor. July BIN TIE COMMONS his
sas-noo.. Chn5srs. ehanosllor Of the "a
.hrnr-. n rsriv - No-thcots. said he
susr sra agreement vDult - ssorritte1
- fhs bCn-s ~ = motion rneoe n onr1r1lt-
iss fhnt an b .loansd 20 tht sue1 Csna
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HnrSkr. July is.-Ihs steamer oas-
pisn. from Bsltinors for this port. on en-
t.-ire fhs hnrb,r ffIs morning IN f9x,
verf erhrre near Meaeheris beechf nEtt
- 81 Iou tee. u Il srpectsd Il vi -
rrffer cf uifbout dsrnage.
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New York, July l3.-Business failures;
New England, Is; western states, AZ; mid
Gle. rs: southern. d; Pacific and territories,
IL; New York, Z, and Canada, %.
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing, irritation, inflammation, all
kidney and urinary complaints, cured by
| "Buchu. paiba.n 81.
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Several Jews have been tortured, and
murdered in the town OF Ostrag, in the gov
eminent of Nolki.
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Lrxos1. Ia. July Is.-ADdrsv Whits,
q rssIthy farmer living near this pl.ce. rss
recently plsosd IN privn,s insane ssJiun
II Drirhf. nlinois ovinK 70 the impeif-
- rffrufirr - The detnils o. his business
He there becHrns ErDnEiJ po.se2s1 IN
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Bosros, July ls.-A telegram from Lis
bon gives some particulars ,l seoui
1'eb th;rtv men. She arrived safely a
OVAL. ard landed the mai and past
nenesrs when q short distance from thsf-
place. The mate. cook. and one passenger
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Mexican Gaii-Raiiway Notes.

LAREDO, July 11.-[Special.l-lt seems
the ill-feeling in Mexico towards Americans
Is on the increase, and has taken root in
the breast Of the officers commanding the
Mexican troops stationed at New Laredo,
Mexico. To-day a captain Of the Thir-
teenth Mexican cavalry entered the saloon
NJ Mr.. Lawler, a citizen OF the United
States, doing business IN New Laredo,
Mexico, and called for drinks for himself
and companions, and when asked tor pay
70 the same, presented revolver At the
head of the bartender and said with an
oath, Take your pay out OF this" and
would have fired If be bad not been stop
ped BY friends with Mn. He remarked as
be walked Off That's the way 20 treat
Rringos," term applied 10 all Americans
In this land Of "God and liberty" This
little incident created quite a stir among
the American residents Of our sister city,
a. no notice was taken OF IL By the officers.
The contractors have been ordered 70 re-
sumo work on the extension OF the Inter
national railroad in MEXICO, 70 commence
sure BY the i4th Of the present month, and
engineers started TO work 70 day locating
the foundation for The second lnternation-
Al bridge across the Rio Grande. A new
construction company has been formed 10
complete this road 10 the City OF MEXICO,
and il viii be pushed forward a. quick as
possible.
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1t is believed by the Courier-Journ
that the fire-cracker men lobbied the de-
claration OF independence through.
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g.. Lorrs. July 11.-fspeciai.l-Fron
osrni. Illinois. sorsss today ne nsrs q a
fs.rful trsessy snsrts1 81 plsos cs1ed
Bur Prziris. sbo1t Twelve ruils fon
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FL PAso, July 1l.-rspecial.l-Lsst night
Nicholas Biddee, . reporter Of the
Lone Star Insurance company with
Howard J. Daugherty, Of New Me1ico;
Dr.. Wear. Of BROOKLYN, and two others
attended the National theatre. when
DsBgbsrty got drank .insulted an actor and
threw q glass II him on the stage. They
then went 70 house Of ul-sms
and raised q disturbsnos, when Daugherty
broke . panel Of The door with his pistol
They let and visited smother
bv policeman. Daugherfy vns
reclining on . sofa when Policeman Thomas
Wade entered With . pistol IN his hand.
Dongberfv pulled his pistol and fred shoot
fnr Wsde through both lungs. and the
farrf Killing him sins insanity.
Dsughsrfy sscspsd irto Nsrico Ofice-s go
nov in search. nd q rrwarf VII - o1ere1
~ 400. having ben rsisef
~ fhs citizens f0r his capture. Mh1es
funeral occurred this are noon, ent vas
s.tended b q lsrFs conc0urse. BE rs =
ruod citizen and ofIceT.
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Death Of Consul Moore &.

ST.. LOUIS, July l2-[speciall-A dis
patch from Decatur, Illinois, says: lnfor'
nation was received here to-day by rela'
tives of the death from yellow fever of Gen
eral Jesse H. Moore, United States consu
at Callao, Peru, whittier he went from De
catur with his family in 1881. He was borr
IN st. Clair county, Illinois, in ls2o anc
lived In Decatur most OF his life. He was
graduate of McKendree college and fol
many years member OF the Limos Me IN,
Hundred and fifteenth Illinois regiment
during the war and was member OF con
gress from this district four years from 1856;
10 1872. He was man quite prominent II
local and state politics in his time and II
widely known throughout the state.
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FIAT JUSTITIA

ssaa
Correction Of Erroneous Reports Com
corning The Jefferson Tragedy.
The Murder Not Instigated by Political
Rancor.
A Staunch Defense OF Marion COunty's
Good Name.
Her Citizens Had no Part or Parcel In
the Affair,
And Sincerely DeplOre It's Commission
Within Their Borders.
Authentic History Of the Contested
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New Railroad.

CHICAGO, July 13.-The Wabash railroad
will begin next Sunday, the 18th
instant. running through solid
fast trains. including sleeper. dining
and parlor coaches to Niagara Falls and
New York over the route of Baltimore d
Ohio, Auburn Junction, Wabash to De-
troit and Great Western to
Niagara Falls. These connecting with
New York Central, Erie and Delaware d
Lackawanna, and claiming TO be
the shortest route east, Will
be known as the Chicago
Detroit & Niagara Falls Short Line. VIII
leave Chicago at $50 a. m. and Ais p. M.
the latter reaching New York at p. m. o.
the next day
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The Naturalization that ha sie and ohi.3
ffn deslfed ~ rob hin NJ his properly, w
escaped from his retreat twp deys W" WV
n,oeeeded la his home, and arriving thefe
In Inc middle NJ the night watched VI
morning. when he cal ed 10 his VIE am
children. aged 10 and ~ years 70 come ~
once, and allowed each 10 cares, MN. ~
drew a revolver aud killed lie vile and iol
lowed this by numbering his two, children,
and making the tragedy complete by killihB
himself
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Merchants and shipowncrs.

LONDON. July bat crowded meet
ing of the merchants and ship
owners at Lloyds, resolutions were
passed strongly Directing TO the
agreement between De Lesseps and the gov
eminent on financial. commercial! aud pol
itical grounds. The lord mayor of London
asking that all meetings that further pro-
test against the agreement can be
made to the chancellor OF the
exchequer. In response to the aeputa,
made the best bargain possible with DeLes-
seps. They were buyers from, not over
anxious sellers and had obtained solid ad-
vantages for British ship-owners and con-
sumers.
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fell, and the firecracker fell so near her
that it scared her; and when pa looked
around ma was flying across the sidewalk;
pa thought the house was blown to
atoms. Oh, you'd died to see him 20
around the corner. You could play Gro.
quet on his coat tails, and his face was
as white as mas when she goes to a
party. But ma didn't scare much. As
quick as she stopped against the hitching
post she knew it was us boys, and maybe
she didn't maui mel l cried and tried to
gain her sympathy by telling her the
firecracker went of before it was due,
and burned my eyebrows of, but
she. dsdsi let up until promised to
60 and find pa. T'tell you my ma ought
to be engaged by the British government
to hunt out the dynamite fends. She
would corral them in less than two min
utes. Ii pa had as much sand as ma has
got it would be warm weather for me.
Well, me and my chum went and headed
of pa, or | guess be would be running
yet. We got him up by the lake shore,
and he wanted to know if the house fell
down. He said he would leave it TO me
If ne ever said anything against the
Fenians, and told him he had always
| claimed that the Fenians were the incest
men in the world, and it seemed to re.
lieve him very much. When he got
home and found the house there he was
tickled, and when ma called him an old
bald headed coward, and said it was only
a joke of the boys with q football, he
laughed right out, and said he knew il
all along, and he run to see if ma would
get scared. And then he wanted to hu.
me, but it wasn't my night to hug, and
went down to the theater Pa dom
amount to much when there's trouble
Well, so long.
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for a Pate, I
No. 7S2
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED bTATEs LAND Ox1ICx,
oT1ch EIsssi n RssIs;,y ytM h Tss
IN fallis, whore post cfics address is Cin-
cinnati. Ohio, has this dsy fled his applicati,r r
for patent for fifteen hundred linsSrfeet Ct
the Illinois mil or vein hearing gold and silver
with surface ground six hundred feet in y idth,
situated in rahransgat she Mining District.
county Of lincoln, and State Of Nsvass, ara
designated by the field notes and efleial plat
on file in this once as lot No. 40 and 81, IN
township 8. south Range, 50 Esst Of Mount Dia-
bio meridian. The exterior bouL daliss Of ssiu
lot NO. 20 and ss ,. ing - follows. 70 vii:
Beginning at post marked No l y BSur,s.
No ~. whencethe South \ post Of q 50, 4 :.
r. 50 e. bears 5sk deg 4 s4s feet; shsnce,
running, LIST course, 81 deg " 1et0 feet to
post marked No 2, o 8 Survey Nol0lId 80;
shepce. I'd coarse. n % deg VI Go istt TO
thence. Sd course, N 81 des + isG0 feet 70 post
marked No I, U 8 Survey No 40 ard s8; thu Ice,
18th course, 8 % deg z 81 K 10 OFT No ], tie
place OF betinning. ContaiDine 20 20 10 aextr.
Courses expressed from the tiue meiicisn Will
q magnetic variation Of 10 deg East of Pshrsns-
gat Lake mining district
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders ofice Of Lircoin county, Ntvsda.
This claim is bounded ~ no known cls inns.
Any and all persons claiming adverse ly sly
portion Of said "Iilinoie'' mine or tulface
ground are re quired to file tLtir ad,t,te claim >
ONCE at Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, duriy 4
the sixty days period Of puhlicatit h.utf, or
they will be barred by virtue of the prorisicns s
of the Statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the foItgt iIe notice
of application for patent be ublitbtd a fer tb .
perit Of ten consecutive weeks In tie Fiot he
RECORD, . weekly new epsper, publirl I'd st
Phoebe, Lincoln county Nevada. ti'
f1710t. F. II. HINCKLEY. Register.
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GE .EEAL aseELELEI Nj GPtST0S
OF SOUFEEtN q GENEftALs.

"Who was the greatest Southern Cen
eral?"
There were two OF them-Lee and
Johnston"
(Which Johnston 2"
"Joe."
"You have heard of Jefferson Davis
estimate of Albert Sidney johnson. Do
you agree with him."
"Sidney johnson died too soon. /
had no opportunity to become acquainted
with his merits as commander. Officers
Of ability and Judgment, however, in
formed me that General Johnston was an
officer of commanding ability. He en-
joyed the friendship and confidence of
Jefferson Davis, and that enabled him to
display his abilities at their best"
(Which was the greatest soldier, Joe
Johnston or Robert E. Lee?"
"It would be difficult to tell. Both
had genius commensurate with their op-
portunities, and both deserve to be
ranked with the greatest generals of the
age"
"Was either greater than the other %
cit would be hard to tell. They were
doubtless possessed of different qualities.
Lee was quick to plan, and Johnston
matchless in performance. Lee was
supurb in defensive, and Johnston with
out peer in the offensive. Lee had grand
fighting qualities and Johnston could
equal Napoleon in planning campaign.
"What about the other Southern Gen.
erals ?"
81 think Beauregard should rank next
to Lee and Johnston. He made au ex-
cellent osiccr, and perhaps had no equa'
as an engineer in the army"
"Where is Longstreets place p
He made an excellent fighter, ant
distinguished himself generally as ar
officer, but Joe Johnston and Robert e
Lee were the soldiers of the Confederacy.
"Of the Union generals %
"You must get some one else to dis
cuss them with you."-[ Fort Worth Ga
zette.
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UNITED sTA1xs LAND ory1ts. /.


Eureka, Nevada, March III, 1kt3.
NOTICE IS HtREBY GIVEN THAT JANIS
IN J. Smith and George Morton, who're post
cfhce address ic Tempiute, Lincoln County, Ne.
vada, has this day fled his application fer
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the
Legal Tender mine, or vein bearinG silver,
with surface ground six huhdre d feet In width
situated in Tempiute Mining IiftYics, County
Of Lincoln and State Of Nevada, and deaienattd
by the Aeld notes and oficisl plat on nle In this
ONCE "a lot number 6s, 1ocated on upsuryeyed d
land. The exterior boundaries ofsaid lot no Sc
being as ollows 4 o wit:
No, SO, the same being post No Of U Bsuivey
No Sc and 81, lots "a" whence . ! mineral
monument No 8, on Coyote Peak, bears 8 IL &c r
81 min W 1858 feet. Thence running, 1T coulpe,
N 81 deg v 600feet, to rest marked No Z, u q
survey No SO; thence I'D course, N . deg = ltC0
feet. to post marked Nos, q survey No &c,
thence. Sd course, 8 81 deg 3 eco feet, to post
marked No 4. q 8 survey No 50. ths tsne b ing
post No ? of Q survey No 81, lotssA,, !, eysSlira
lode. and thence. 4th course. 8 6deg " 1900
feet to post No /. the place OF beeiuriTR. Con
tanning 30 68.10o acres. Magnetic variation 8
degrees so min east.
the location of his mine ierecorde d In III
Recorders cfice OF Tempiutt Mimi DisiSist.
in book"B," page 400, OF the records o. said
district Thisclaim 10 sbounded o tn ssst ~
the sterling. Any sndali person tclsim vi ID .
verfely any portion o isaid Leea lTsndes Nine
or surface ground are required to ale their I'D
verse claims with the ReRieter OF the United
States Land Cince ct Eureka, II tbs eats q Ne.
vada. during the sixty says pekiod Of bphlica.
tion hereof, or they will be barred b. vixsre {
the provisions Of the etatata. n
I.1.1uEckE1N1dnnsie.
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Notice Of PendenCy Of Suit

A UGUsTUs ALBRIGHT, PLAINTIFF, VS..
n MARY NJ. ALBRIGHT, Defeniant. The
said Defendant will hereby take notice that suit
has been commenced by said Plaintiff against
her, said Defendant and is now pending in the
District Court of the Sixth Judicial District OF
the State of N.vada in and for the County OF
Lincoln. to obtain decree of said Court dis
solving the bonds of matrimony existing be.
tween said Plaintiff and Defendant, and vard-
ing the custody OF the minor child to said
Plaintiff, and that if said defendant does not
appear aud make defense on the First day of
she January Ter N of said Court, A. D. 1883, said
tuit will be heard and decided atthatterm.
Bv order ofthe
nil JUDGE OF SAID COURT.
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LEGAL,
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF Az EXECUTION IssUED
I'D out of the sixth Ju iiclal District Court,
In aud for the County of Eureka State of Ne.
vtda, aud to me directed and delivered, for a
Judgment rendered in -aid Court on the tSen-
ty third day of Nj rch, A d. ls9I.in favor of II
Brisocher and taiust O. Gibrie +, for the sum
of ($l .35S 2j.lio ol Thirteen Hundred ifty eight
2j 100 dplla 3, debt. t,ge her with 1886 5O-lu0l
Fifty-Six 50 100 dolrs. tax costs and all accru
ing costs and interests, have levied on the
following property, to wit:
The uniividet (lal e.half of n certain
mine known as and allied the Him u Hunt,
or New ID mine. situate an being III Ely Min
ing Dist tict, neirtle town Of Pioche In Lin.
coin ctunty, Stlte OF Nevada. Also the undi
vided f3S ou"-third of certain mine known
as aud called the Leviathan, or Garrison mine,
consisting Of q ,5O0l FL ei Hundred feet
mora or 'esS, situate and being in Highland
Mining District, Lincoln County, State OF Ne.
yids.
Notice is herSby given that on
Monday. the Thirtteth day OF April.
A. d. 1888, between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ
aud O'Clock p. NJ, to wit: at l2 o'clock NJ OF
shd day, we'll ssll all the right, title and in
forest OF said @. Gibfre in and to the above
described property, at the front lor of the
Court house at the to- OF Phoebe, County ol
Lincoln, Stat OF Nevada. at public auc' ion
tor cash in hand to the highest aud be s
bidder, 10 satisfy said execution AMI oil costs
| ant all costs that may aeerue
al-td o. p SHERWOOD, sheriff.
BAKER WISEs Atty's fr Pl lintin
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Application for a Patent
No 712
UNITED STA res LAHD OFFICE,

UNITED STA res LAHD OFFICE,
Eureka. Nevada. Msrch IL, 1892.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ j. Smith and George Morton, who's. post
Office address is Tempute. Lincoln County,
Nevada, has this day filed his application for
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the
sterling mine or vein bearing silver with sur
face ground six blndred feet in width. and
vs. 100 acres as a millsite, situated in Tempt
ute MininS District. County Of Lincoln and
state of Nevada, and designated by the field
notes and Official plat on file in thi, ohice as
lot number 81, A aud B. located on unsurveyed
land. The exterior boundaries of said lot No.
81, A and Is, being az follows. to wit:
LOT "A:''
Beginning at post marked No 1, U survey
No 81, Lot a. the same being post No Of
S survey No ST, lot ga" Standard lode, whence
U ) mineral monument No g. on Coyote Peak,
hears 8 IL deg 81 min w 1853 feet. Thence
running. LIST cour Sc, N deg e $500 feet, to post
m lrked No 2. survey No 81, lot "A;" hence.
81 course. Y 10 deg t. 600 feet, to post m ,rked
No 3, U survey No 81, lot a; th nee, Sd course,
S 6 de- W 15t0 feet. to pot marked N 4, U s
survey No 81, lot A, the same being post No Q
of q S survey No 156 lot A, Standard lode, and
thence 4th course, S 70 deg W GOO feet to p ,st
No /, the place of beginning. Containing lS
81 lU0 acres.
LOT "B."
Also the following les ribed tract Of land as
a milste: Beginning at post marked No |, U
survey No 81. lot b." whe ice u mineral
m onument No bears N 81 deg E 1855 feet, and
post No of this survey bears N 81 deg 27 min
Z 1850 feet. Thence running, lst course, N 80
deg W 1863 feet, to post marked No2, U 5 surv, y
No 81. lot '.B;" thence. Cd course, deg 59i
feet, to post marked No3, U survey No 81, lot
"B;' thence. Sd course, N so deg L 1863 feet, Co
post marked No 4, U survey No 81 lot "B. ="
and thence 4ih course, ) 8.deg W 59I feet, to
p 1st No /, the place of beginning. Containing
95 100 acres. Magnetic variation lG degrees 81
| min east.
The loo .ton of this mine 10 recorded in the
Recorders office Of Tempiute Mining District:
in book "B." page l9s, OF the mining records OF
! said district. This claim is bounded on the
| south by the Standard. Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion Of said sterl'
| ing Nine and Millsite or surface ground are re-
| quired to file their adve Sc claims with the
| Re!ister of the United States Land Office al
| Eureka, in thu State of Nevada, during the sixty
| days period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF the
| Statute.
FIJI HIycRLEY, Register.
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No. 751.
CNIrIp eTArxs LAyp OyrlcE,


Eureka, Nevada. February 8, A. D. lsss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY 0IvkN THAT D. }.
~ Fallis andJ D. Lehmer, WHOSE postofhce
address ia Cincinnati, Ohio have this day llec
dred linear feet Of the s.Indian Chi r" mine OF
vein bearing gold ana silver, With surface
around six hundred feet In width. sitpstsd
IN Pahranagat Lake Mining District. County
OF Lincoln and stase Of Ntvada, and eesigr stsd
by the field note and ofscial pla, ME In this
office rs Lot Number 50. In Township 8, South
Range, SO East Of Mount piahlo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries OF said Lot No. SO being .,
Beginning at poat Married No i. U sur-
vey No 80. whence the \ post bstween sectit III
SO and %. rs. SF, 50 E, D II. bears dsR
%e ssS ;sS the ossS ,s q sps:
running. LIST course, 9 5 deg 1s min " 1870 feet
to post marked No 2. Survey No 50, old
monume m ent b. srs lafee from said pot No 2
Theme. sS "a soIrss e dss Is nin ssS f,t
monument bears N 81 deg v 2efsf FRI D, rsid
post No 8. Thence, Sd course, n s deg 46 mil
1890 feet. to post marked Not q fuivsy y
feet frcm post Nol. Thence, an csnise, 4 -
dee Is min = 600 feet, to post msrled 10 l the
East containing 20 ss-itO acrvs. Bod
The locatlop of this Hino IL record<d Il
the Recorders once Of Lincoln Counts ,ftst- i
Nevada, in Book Of Mining Notieee. psee 2ts
This clsim is bounded BY NO know clsiEs.
Any and all persons claiujnP adversely an,
portion Of aaid "lDdisn Ckief" nj lie or sur
lace ground are required TO file their sdverft
claim With the Register Of the United Btates
Land once ct Bureka, in the etsts Of Keysda
during the sixty days period Of ppblicatiCE =
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of ~ Z
| provisions Of the Statute t.-
F.H. HNcKLEY. Register.
| 1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing moi il
of application for patent bs published fer th'
| period Of ten consecutive wettB In The Pfocb
| RICO; D. weekly nevsparer, pn61isAed :
| Phoebe. Lincolnceunty, Etvvda