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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
SMALL CHANGE.

March retired like lamb.
Get out your fishing tackle.
A common drunk costs 50 in Milan.
Clean up your premises. Use lime
freely.
The boys have forgotten their kites
this year.
Base ball and marbles now take
the spare time Of the youths.
Dallas Cunningham was fined for
using profane language on the streets.
No services at the G. P. Church
Sunday. Bro. Lewis will preach at
Medina.
Will Ha wks, the popular salesman
of B. F. Moore q Co., has our thanks
for sample Of his finest tobacco.
It's mean man that will cause a
young lady to walk through nine cars
to see bridal couple. April l.
The many friends of Rich Person
will be glad to learn of his return.
He can be found at his old stand,
Welcome.
After four days of beautiful SUM-
shine, rain storm came up Thurs
day night and the weather yesterday
was cloudy and cold.
john Hunt, colored, knocked his
wife out of the door in the first round
Saturday. He contributed some cash
to the city treasury.
Three Of Milan's prettiest young
ladies have promised each other never
to marry. DOM be uneasy, "gurls;''
there i no danger.
Steve Robinson, colored, who lives
two miles north of town, had his
house burned Monday. Nothing
saved. \ insurance.
Messrs. Turner q Dodson are adj
ding new machinery to their mill,
and will be prepared to make the new
process flour in about three weeks.
A lady friend sent AL Bigham a
hat mark last week, and Sunday he
was nearly choked to death by it.
tie thought it was a neck tie and was
using it as such.
Mr.. j. NJ. Freeman, who has been
connected with Mr.. r. Persons bar.
Der shop, has opened up shaving
parlor in AL Cooks old stand, on
jackson street. John is frst-class
tonsorial artist, and if you want good
work done give him a trial.
A young lady in the chemistry
class last week made torpedo
and hit it with hammer. She now
carries her arm in a sling, and had tc
put on another dress. Her shoes
were somewhat demolished also. BE-
careful.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
CHEAP PARTY RATES.
1926 to New Orleans aud Return

Commencing Wednesday, April /,
and continuing until further notice,
the Illinois Central RAILROAD will sell
tickets to parties of three or more to
New Orleans and return for the very
low rate of 1925. Tickets good for
ten days. This is an opportunity that
every one should take advantage of,
who contemplate visiting the great
Exposition. This road has the fastest
trains and most comfortable coaches
of any road in the South, and, our
word for it, you will he treated royal
ly by its officers. For further in,
formation call on E. NJ. Brown,
ticket agent, Milan, Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
PROGRAMME
or District Sunday School Conference,
to be Held at Milan, Tenn, May
7.1O. 1851.

Of District Sunday School Conference,
to be Held at Milan, Tenn, May
40, 1885.
l. Organization.
2. Receiving reports from pastors,
superintendents, etc.
3. Union Sunday Schools: Are
they practical? DR.. |. A. McSwain.
4. The neglect of the catechism in
the Sunday School and family. Rev.
John H. Witt.
b. How to use lesson help. Rev.
W. G. E. Cunningham, DID,, Sun.
day School editor.
6. Blackboard drill, by Milan Sun,
day School. S. F. Rankin.
SECOND DAY.
l. Best method of securing the at
tendance of Sunday School pupils at
church. Rev. T. j. McGill.
2. The duty of local preacher to
the Sunday School work. DIR. John
T. Irion.
3. Resuming reports from Sunday
Schools.
4. Preparation of teachers. Rev.
K. W. Newsome.
5. What the Sunday Schools can
do for missions. Rev. s. A. Steel,
d. ID.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l. Resume reports.
2. The necessity and utility of care
ful records, and faithful history of
every Sunday School. Rev. Warner
Moore.
3. Why the failure in Sunday
School work in the country, and who
is responsible. DR.. T. r. Wilson.
4, Does mere intellectual in'orma-
ton recure the real object of Sunday
School work. Rev. r. L. West.
5, Travels in Egypt and the Holy
Land. A. +. Winfield, d. D.
THIRD DAY--MORNING
1. Reports from Sunday Schools.
2. Does the international lesson
sytem meet the demands of our peo>
pie for efficient Bible study? Rev,
G. w. Wilson.
8 Should the church encourage
central assemblies, such as Chatauqua,
Mont Eagle, etc.? Prof. E. r. wis
liams
4. The history and results of Sun
day Schools as connected with Meth,
odism. Rev. r. H Mahon, d. D.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l. Labor for the conversion of the
children. Rev. g. K. Brooks.
2. The Oxford League. John R.
Pepper, of Memphis.
8, The duty of pastors to Sunday
Schools. Hon. S. w. Hawkins.
4. The cause of the large decrease
in Sunday School statistics. Hon.
w. |. Mcfarland.
5. The annual address, by Rev. o.
P. Fitzgerald, D. D., editor Christian
Advocate.
The first days session will open at
2 p. m. Thursday. We want every
member of the conference to be pres
emit. There will he reduced rates
given by the railroads. Come, breth
rem, to remain for the Sunday SER
vices. That will be the day of days
with us. Milan is ready to entertain
you. Don't fail to come and enjoy
feast of reason and flow of soul"
Very truly yours,
THos G. Written.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
Entertainment.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church will give character sOcia.
BILE at the college, on Friday night,
April II. Everybody will be admit
ted free and charges made for refresh,
ments only. All are asked to repre-
sent some character, hut not mask.
Miss Lorena WhitmOre will render
an organ solo; Miss Wolfe, select
recitation, and Miss Broomie Loving
will sing the beautiful solo, Entrest
Me not 10 Leave Thee" There will
also be other recitations and choruses.
Everybody should go, and will NO
doubt spend profitable evening.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
MARCH 31st, 1885.


Mr.. D. j. LILEs-Dear Sir: On
the 22d of March, 1885, warrant
was sworn out against you oY Il, T..
Dixon, before j. B. Biggs, esq, of
Gibson county, Tenn, charging you
with larceny in the taking of one
hundred dollars from said r. I. Dix
on. At the time the charge was
made and the warrant taken out, we
honestly believed it to he true, but
upon a thorough investigation of the
whole matter, we are now satisfied
that we were mistaken, and regret
having made any such charge against
YOU, and take this occasion of our
own motion to say so to you, and to
exculpate you entirely from all suspi,
cion in regard to said matter. We
make the statement because it is due
to yau from us. aud we do it cheer
fully and voluntarily, April 2, 1885.
Respectfully,
r. I. Dickson.
N. P. VINCENT.
Attest: j. McLEsKEY.
Z. +. DAVIDSON.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
Jersey Importation.

Spring Jerseys for Ladies, Misses
and Children received. Many styles
,nd all the prices known to the Jer-
s.y trade. All the new, funny, COM
irritable, pretty and cheap things can
casually re found at Tom Harrisou's.
You all know the place to find things
10 Suit YOU.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
hid i0u Eyerf

Have you seen the pretty baby car.
riages at Tom Harrison's? No, but
am surprised at one thing you tell
me about that store. They keep any
thing you want there. It's the handy
house of the country.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
NORMAL NOTES.

uay, April NV. Inc prospects are
bright for a very large attendance.
The boys fooled the professors on
Wednesday. They all left the school
building before recitation hours, and
marched in line to school at 2 p. m.
The teachers turned the tables and
the truant gents stay in one hour af>
ter school every evening for the ball
ance of the week.
The following are pupils of the third
and fourth grades, who were not tardy
during the term: Clarence Coleman,
Florence Danner, Ames Holt, Annie
Moore, Osa Pearce, Patty Yancy,
Myra McRae, Docia McRae, Frank
ODonnel, Paul Pearce, Hugh Rob-
erts, Neva Coley.
Next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock the pupils of the third and
fourth grades will give recitations
from j. G. Whittier's writings. All
the patrons and friends are cordially
invited.
The inclemency of the weather
prevented large crowd from gathers
ing at the Baptist church Thursday
night to hear the essays of the pupils
of Miss Bertha Wolfe's rhetoric class.
However, it was good and attentive
audience. The pupils acquitted Them
sleeves creditably, and Miss Wolfe de-
serves much praise for the manner in
which the recitations were conducted.
She has done noble work in her rhet
oric class, showing that she has the
interest of her pupils at heart. Fol-
lowing were the recitations:
Miss BERTHE Moore" Alfred Ten>
nyson." -,,,-.,--.
j, j. Lessenberry-"T The Present
Age"
Matte Henderson - &" Woman's
Heroism."
Emerson Holloway" Grit"
Sam Hutcherson--" Riches Good
only as Means"
Walter Shepherd-"I Dream a
Dream Amidst my Slumbers."
Jim Homer" Hard CASH"
Blanche James" Memory'4 Pics
ture Gallery"
S. H. Moore" Elements of Sue
cess"
Fl leila Wooden - whats the
Use ?"
A very large crowd gathered last
evening to hear the exercises of the
remaining part of Miss Wolfe's rhet-
ORIG class, after which Prof. Urner's
scientific class rendered the essays
admirably and handled their subject
splendidly. The Professor no doubt
feels proud of these pupils, who have
proved faithful to their studies.
Everybody is satisfied that their child
rem are learning very fast under the
able faculty which has charge of the
Milan school. The following is the
programme Miss Sallie Blankenship
-" Duty" j. H. Burriss-" The
Teachers of the Day. Sal!ie Cathey
-"No Life without a Shadow -
Estelle Bledsoe-" Drifting ;" Lura
Duncan" Alfred the Great" Ma,
mic Hutchinson" The Lady of the
Lake - Monte Warlicks-" Golden
Deeds" May Jordan-"William Gull
len Bryant" Alice Karnes-" Be
Dream not"
SCIENTIFIC CLAss.-Will Haun-
"The Eastern Troubles Cora PeO-
ples-"The Crusades:" Ethel PearcC
-"Maid of Orleans" Eta Mellow
ell-"Napoleon."
Miss Alice Holt, Prof. Leddy and
AL. Bigham treated the audience tC
some excellent music Thursday and
Friday nights.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
untsi Hatsii Hatsiii

Remember when this lot of cheap
hats are gone you will all cry ere you
see the like again. You better go
right quick to Hsrrison's and get one.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
The Ladies' Say

My shoes fit quicker, wear easier, last
longer, and can he had for less money
than any Mr.. Body's shoes. That's
the way Tom Harrison aims to FIX
everything in his house.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
Poems for Rent,

Two comfortable rooms can he
rented at low figures by applying at
this office.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-04
FOR SALE.

yTEN HOUSES & LOTSIN MILAN. WILL
L be sold very low o. VI. HALLSTR0M.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-03
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Washington, holding terms al Seattle.
In King county. for the counties Of King
and kitsap.
Court
No 45s-Gnbert oudmundson, plain
tin vs. j. p. Adams defendant
TEE usfrxD srArzs OF AssRicA SEND GkkErExs.
To j. p. Adams. defendant
You are hereby required 20 appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. in the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory OF
" ashington. holding terms ~ the city Of
seattle. IN the couHty of King, for the coun-
ties OF King and kitsap. and TO answer
the complaint fled therein within sixty
days from the date OF the first publication
OF THIS summons. or judgment by default
viii be taken against you, according 70
the prayer OF the complaint
The said aciion 10 brought 70 set aside
certain Judgment obtained by defend
ant against plaintiff ard entered In said
Court April %. lisa. said judgmeat. as
piainiin alleges. having been rendered
On q forged promissory note. of which
forgery plaintiff was ignorant until after
payment OF said Judgment April =. lssz;
also. TO recover back the money 90 paid
BY plant n TO defendant towir Sass So
with interest thereon from April -. l2sz
until Paid, ~ 10 per ecnL per annnm. To-
.ethcr with costs ard attorneys fees in
this action Plaintiff also AYERS thst de-
PENDANT hiss been absent from washing
ton Territory since Auguss. 1854 bot that
he IL possessed OF property In said King
county. Of which plaintiff asks thai q re-
c~iyer be appointed. Plaintiff also prays
fsrgeneral relief.
Witness the Hon. Roger s. Greene. Judvc
s~l Of the said District Court ana
sEAf- the seal thereof. this f7th dAy
49, Of June. A. ID. lsxa.
LANES 5EAvEY. Clerk
D. JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
y. so4erberg. attorney for plaintiff
Date of 1rye puhlfcaxtoa, August q, IUa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-03
MIsINe APPLICATION NO. IA.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcK

OLTHPfA. W. T., Jui " u. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that John ". Guye
whose poefoffce address Is Seattle King coun-
~. Washington Territory. has this day hled
his application fer patent for 1890 linear
feet of the Mammoth Lode or De post, Mine
or Vein, bearing magnetic iron. with surface
grouud 6tl6 feet in width. situated in Summit
Mining District, King County. Washington
Territory. and designated by the Geld notes
and oficis plat on a In this Office a. Lot No.
10 said Lot No. ~ beipg described a. fol.
lows, TO wit: Beginning at be mos westerly
corner Of said claim. corner No l, being slsc
corner No. Of John Leary claim No IS. on
same lode, and corner No. / Of Y. N. GUY.
claim No. IS on Isdustry Lode, thence north
So deg IS min. east, variation "a deg. As mis-
east, along the northves,eriy boundary Of
claim. being also seuiheAsterly boundary Of
p. NJ Gute claim No. IS 90 Industry Lode
1870 feet to the most noitherly corner Of al I'm
Corner No. 2 being also corner No. Of B. Y.
Briggs claim No. Al on same lode. and corner
No. off. NJ. GGyes eiaim No. a., on Indus
try Lode, where is set post four feet long
and one foot In grouAd. thence south 50 deg.
81 mia. cas-. variation - deg. east, along ths
northeasserly boundary Of claim, being alss
southsesteriy boundz Of b. =. Briggs ella M
No. 81 on same ode. 600 feet 10 the most
easteriy corner Of claim Corner No. 5 being
also corner No. 4 of b. Y. Briggs claim No
81 on the same lode. where 10 se. . post four
feet lonx and one foot IN ground, thence
sou'h % deg. IS min west. variation 10 deg.
81 Snin. east, along the southsasteriy b uud-
AIRY Of claim 1900 feet to the most southerly
corner 81 claim. Corner No. 4, being also
corner No. Of John Lsary claim No. Is IN
the same lode, where 10 set o post four feet
long ans two feet in ground, thence north 50
deg. 80 min. west, variation IL deg. IS min.
east. along the south westerly boundary Of
claim being slso northeas;erly boundary Of
John Leary claim No. as on same lode, COO
feet to placs Of beginning, being corner Ne. /,
firm which mineral monument bears s.uth
IS deg. 10 min. west. s452-o5 feet, containing
% - acres.
The location of this mine IL recorded IN the
Recorder ONCE Of King County. W. T 10
book Of Mining records. and is known a. STis
OF said records.
The adjoining claimants are John L arg,
claim No. %. and B. T. BriggS. claim No. a..
on same lode, sod r. NJ. 6ays, elssm No. q
90 Industry Lode.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
ton OF sad J. w. Guye claim upon the
Mammoth Lode, or mine, or surface ground,
are required to Ale tneir adverse claims vtsh
the Register of the United States Land Ofncs,
ct Olympia. W. r., during the 90 days period
Of publication hereof, or thsy will be barred
BY virtue Of ths provisions OF the Statute.
Aus ees- JOHN y. CONVEY. Rsgis.er.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-03
MINING APPLICATION NO. 10
usrrxp srArxs LAND orr,cs

OLYMPIA, W. r., July u, Ia
Notice 10 hereby g.ven that fhonAs bsrhA
whose postpsnce address Il Seattle, kisS
County. W. r., has this day fled In spplin-
ton for patent for 100 linear fses a. ~
Iadustry Lode. or Deposit. Nips % Ven
bearing magnetic iron. wah surfAes Ersssk
GO feet 10 width, situated In ssnmit AniH
Distric;, Ejng County. washingien rsrr1eog
and designated By the nxid mites soa once
plat en ale in this cflcs - Lss NO. ~. 500
Lot No 81 beiog deserfbsd - fellow& y ~:
Beginning Of the most soufhnrsy oosn9 =
said claim. corssr No. /. being also eazng se.
I Of Y. NJ 6uys elstrn No. ~. On ssne %
and corner No. Of J. W. cure claim, ss ~
and corner No. Of .. r. Byigss elsim. 20
81. on Mammoth Lode: thsnce nora = ~
10 min west. variation n do. 60 49,
south ~ sferiy boundary of eisins -
osrtbeasteriy boundary q Y. n. esys go. -,
westerly corner Of claim eorpS 70 -
also corner No. Of 2. n. 6uys chm -; =
On same lode, where 10 sst po9 80
long, In loose rock vita moxsa = -.
thence north 40 deg ~ min. ssst 1870,
Il deg 10 min. east, Along he norsa
BOUNDARY Of elafm, $50 fsss 70
uorfAerly eoraer Of elxfrE ess1.
where 10 set . post foar fsss ioag 30 -
In ground. vfts mound Of Eens. ~.
30 deg. % main east, vAriafi0a n
esst. along the nortAesstsriy eo a =
claim. coo issf 10 the most s.sssfi1
claim: ecrrer No 4. being slso eos. 80
Of B. Y. Briggs claim No. ". ~ -. ~
LODE. where 10 sss . po@s fssr - -
ose fee in the ground: fhenos ~ .x
20 mia west. along The souinsssssf4 sS.
Asy Of slaim. ecfag also ncrts -.
AIRY o. b Briggs claim. No. y. sa.-s..
moth Lode. 1900 feet 70 The place % 49,.
Ing; conner No. I, from Which uineiH -
meat bars south ~ deg. 10 mia -
feet distant confziaihg 20 81 sefs- ~
The locasisn Of tha mine 10 rseor =
Rscoruar's sfsce II KinS county. ~. -
book a Minisg records. and 10 snSsa
Of said reeord8
The adjoining Claimants are D.
elafh No a., ON Mammoth Lssie ana u
8uys. claim No. a. on safusfry Ls@
Aay and oil persons cssimisg s1v9 ~.
porsian Of saad ThssasA Barke's eiasm =
anssry LS3e. Or mine Or sarfaes ps.r =
required 10 ale fhsar adverse ciaims - =
Register Of The Unsfed sastes LAod 80 i
Olympia. ". r. during the - dsp ~
pnesieasioa hersof. 90 Ehsy VII -
virtue Of The prcviaions II fhe sizfnse-
ans ses JOHNF 60Nhf, ksg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-03
MINING APPLICATION NO. ~.
UNITED STATES LAND oFTIcE,

OLfAFIA. W. l., July 81 1879.
Notice is hereby given that John Leary.
whose post office address Is Seattle, W. T..
has this day filed his application 1900
linear fact OF the Mammoth Lode o. Deposit
Mine. or Vein, b sring magnetic iron, with
surface ground 900 feet 10 width, situated Ii
summit Mining District, King county. Wash
ingtcn Territory. and designated BY tn nelj
notes and Official plat On file in this office A.
Lot No. 46, SAID Lot No. 10 being described as
follows. to wit Beginning at the most wet.
eriy Garner II said claim corner No. u, being
also corner No. Of the U. NJ. RAs,n claim.
No. 50. upon Industry Lode; thence NORTH 81
deg. IS min. L st, variation II deg. 30 min
East. along the northvesterly boundary Of
81 aim 1900 feet to the most uortherlv corner
OF claim corner No. 81, being also corner No.
of ]. W. Guye clSim, No. 40. on SAM lode,
and corner No. 4 Of the L. NJ. Rasin claim, No.
50, ON Industry Lode, where 10 set post
inches square. feet long, in stone mound,
thence South so deg. 30 min. Fast, variation
"a deg. IS min Fast along the northeastern
boundary Of claim, being also southwestern
boundary Of J. W. Cure claim, No. AZ. on
same lode go feet TO most easterly corner Of
claim corner No. 81 being also eorner No.
OF J. W Guye claim. No. ~. on same lode,
where is set post feet long 2 feet in the
ground: thence South 81 deg % min. West,
variation u deg IS min. East ,aloD & the south
easteriy boundary Of claim 1900 iees 10 the
most southerly cerrer Of claim iccrner No. a +,
where is set post feet long. l foot IN the
ground In mound Of stone; thence North 50
deg. 81 min. West, variation II deg. 80 min.
East, along the Southwestern v ,boundary of
cl aim 800 Re TO place of beginning. bsir z
corner No l. rom which corner the mineral
monument bears south So deg OF miu. West
e52 fee, eontainiRg 10 % 100 acres.
The location Of this mine is recorded IN the
Recorders Office of King eouatS. W. T., 10
book OF mining records, and Is known as s7o7
of said records.
The adjoining claimants are W. Guye.
claim No 40 on same lode. and q. N. Basin.
claim NO. 50. on Industry Lode.
Any and III rersons clainiag adversely any
portion Of said John Le2ry claim upon the
Mammoth lode er Mine, or surfsce ground.
are required to file the adverse claims witt
the Register OF the q 10 States Land o ice
st Olympia, W. t, d, y az The 10 d.ys' period
Of pub fcation hereof, or they will he barred
hy virtue OF the provisions Of the statute.
aus ocs JOHN Y. CONVEY. Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-03
MINING APPLICATION no. u.
UxIrED STATES LAND orrrcs,

OLYMPIA. ". r., July 81. isS.
Notice 1. hereby given that y. Y Bros
whose post once address Is seattle. W. r., hs
this DAY nled bis application for 1870 fs<id
the Mammoth Lode or Deposit Mine, or ysis,
bearing magnetic iron, With surface arpaAt
GOO feet in width. situated In summit Minias
District, King county, Washington Teriieu.
plat on Gle In this ofio- a Lot No. n, ~
Lot No. a. being described an fotiowss ,
ginning at the most westerly corner n ~
claim corner No. H. being also ths most
northerly corner Of J. W. Guye's claim, 10. -,
on Mammoth Lode. and being a 30 the NOS
snu' heriy corser 81 Thomas Burkes clAin,
No. 81. on Industry Lode. theocs North q
deg 40 min. East. variation 22 deg East
along the sorihwssteriy boundary Of claim,
being also sou.heasterly boundary Of Thomas
Blu ke's clam. No. 81. on Industry Lode, l5a
feet 20 the most norsherly corner 81 claln
corner NO. p, being also corner No 4 of rhos.
Barke's claim, No. 81, on Industry Lode,
where 10 set . pos, feet long. foot In the
ground: thence Sou b 50 deg 80 miu Esa
boundary Of she claim 800 feet 10 the mos,
ess,eriy corner Of claim tcorner Ne. -, vhefs
Is st post feet long on poir., q lsdee ovef.
looking south Fork Of SnaqsAimie river. with
mound of stsae; hence soulh - deg 70 min.
West, variation 10 deg Is min. East. aiens
toe southeas:erly boundary of claim 100 fsss
TO TIM most soufherly corner Of cizfm lcprnsF
No. a.. being also corner No. 3 Of !. " sac
claim, Ne. 20, on same lode, vheV b ri .
post feet long, 2 feet 10 the er ana; tAsass
Nor 50 DEG. 81 min. West, varissina 10 ~
81 min. East, along southwes srly beaz1Asyd
this claim aud the north westerly boundxsya
J W. 6uYe's Claim, No. ~, on same io1sI 60
feet TO the place OF beginnfng. being eern~
No. I, from which mineral mouansnt hssn
south 40 deg ~ min. west asSs ITO fsst, eco.
tainiog 20 30 100 scIes
The iocatisn Of this mi e 10 recorded IN Ne
Recol der's osfice Of kiog eoaniy. v. T.. q
book Of MINING records, and 10 knows - sf2
Of said rrcords.
The adjoining clsimants are J. ". aass
cl&iu No. 20. on same lode, aud Tnofna
Burke. claim Ne 81. on Industxy Lsds.
Aoy and oil persons clsiming adversely ~
portion Of said B. v. Briggs claim upea ~
MAMMOTH Lode or Mine. or surface rsus3
are required 70 hls their adverse claims VII
the Re. lister Of the United sss,ss Lssd 0oss
ct Olympia. W. T.. during shs 60 days psrisd
Of publication hereof. OF the, viii - esrrsa
by rtue Of she prOvi-i1ns Of the Statute
aus Cos JOHN Y. CONVEY. hsSisff