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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-15
Special Commissioners Sale Of
Valuable Real Estate in Point
Pleasant.

PleaSant.
I n pursuance Of the terms and provis.
l IONS vi decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court oiAlason county, West
Virginia, on the 9Th day Of February,
1885, in the ChanCery cause therein
pending Of |. v. Newman VS.. ]. q.
Breustle and ais, the undersigned, APP
pointed Special Commissioners for that
purpose, will proceed TO Aell by way Of
public auction at the front door Of the
Court House Of sud Mason county, on
Wednesday, the 22d day Of April,
1885, the real estate in the Bill and pro.
ceedings mentioned, being the SOUTH
west corner Of lot No. III, in the second
tier Of the town lots OF the said town.
Said lot is situated upon the corner of
5tli aud Main streets and has upon it
new frame residence with Butcher Shor
in front, and is now occupied by said j.
&. Breustle.
TERMS OF SALE
For cash a. to the first two liens Of ],
&, Stortz, and as 10 onc.third Of the last
lien Of said StOrtz, amounting in the az.
greglte 10 $2,lS2.l3 with interest from
February I'd, 1885 to dry Of sale, and the
costs ind commissions Of sale, and the
residue, including the tho two.thirds Of
the last lien OF said ]. G. Stortz, and the
full amount Of the judgment Of Complai-
nant, !. V. Newman, upon credit Of
six and twelve months, taking from the
purchaser or purchasers, bond with
good security for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day Ol sale,
and retaining the legal title as a further
security. JOHN Il. TIAINIS,
II. II. HOWARD,
Special Commissioners.
] hereby certify that bond in the pen.
atty of $1,000 with approved security,
has been executed by said Special Com.
missiOners, as required by said decree.
4. L, MITCHELL, Clerk.
march 25-iw
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Have You any stock in this Anre
Wing Mine. as you call it?" asked
Spectator of an old moumtaineer afte
they had been talking at the Grand Pa
cific. 9
Not dime to sell. 1t amt a biz
mine, and it faint payin' much. bu
thar am money enough anywhar Oh
this earth to buy it.
1T must have some attraction TO,
yoas" ''O" i0'
wall. reckon it hev, mister I've
had purity tough time Of il ont thar
too. on see when | went out ms ali
he'd in this world wuz nv bow. n
were too slender TO do much. but n
wanted to be nigh ME. and so tu.k
MN: he asst to stay in the cabin and.
do the housework; he were more like 4
glri than he were n boy. enyhow. Wd
worked purity hard. and after awhilf
the mine begin pannin' out, and we GOD
10 gettin along right well; in fact
purity smart. So one day the bow kuus
to me and sed he he'd suthin' to saw
wall, seq |, say it: thar amt nobody irs
the cabin but you and me, boy. seq ri
But he sed he d ruther go on the out
side ov the house and say it, so i
umered him and went aroun' back OF
pine tree, and thar he pulled ont 5
piece OF paper. and thar was littl@
eirckle ov har cd up in a blue ribbin
sed nuthin. Then when he see | setS
nuthin he pulled out a picter. b
SnoWd ez soon as / looked at thar
peter that the har he'd showed me wal
her n. lake her. seq I, for | knowd
what 1t meant. I'd been thar misef.
An then he went away. an Won don't
Know how lonesome that place wuz to
me. Ever tree in the mountains was
jest echoin' his voice all the time and
ever young deer that crost nv track |
after that looked like him. And when |
ever took my rifle ont to kill some |
hVin thing | jest let the gun 60 down |
on The groun'. | couldn't kill nothin'
mat was Twin. ust to 90 to the fort
10 get hard tao to live on. One evenin'
Two children came TO the cabin.
knoWd the boy and / knowd the GIRL.
rnouSh d never seen the girl afore.
Her face was as white as the snow ON
the top ov Pixies Peak. Her eyes was
rs blue as the sky when there amt no
clouds on 1t. And she were no bigger
man my coat sleeve. The bow was nv
boy. They had come long WAYS and
he seemed to be up yonder instead ov
lere: She never spoke from the time
vc laid her down on the fur,. She
you'd insist, sed tho boy. on comm
iere to see you, and I've fetched her
i; the way. She seemed 10 know
What he sed, but con dnt talk. hut
passed over her face that
7as the purtiest thing l ever expected
o see until l meot her up thar. Tho
oy sed: She's layin' on an sngel's
ing, and we put her head back on
ne furs and pulled the hair back on
er forrid that was like the SHOWS. an
g sot thar all night long. The winds |
omc down the mountain goroes that
Ight as II ey wuz muffied, and thar
a coyote in all them digeins as
7er raised his voice The next dav
c made proceshun ov ourselves and :
ut her away right down by the little
'tyrac that hain't stopped it's music
nee God set it in tune, and we mt
iar.z all about If, and then left II
one. sic pin on an angels wing;
z the 10y. And We give the nina
at name. = Chicago Herald.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

died al shfs house and been taken u
q Italxt8sbe buried with his mother. a
Jew friends for awhile regretted a com
panion, and there was an end of the af
fair. Nothing having been heard OF
the blind man, il was supposed he had
been wise enough 70 Keep his owr
counsel.
Months and months passed BIZ. willis,
Pauline remained In the same state
Teresa took charge of her. and lived
with her in Turin until that time when
l saw them at San Giovanni. Ceneri
who had no fixed home. saw little of Ihe
girl. His presence did not awaken any
painful recollections In her mind, but
10 him the sight of his niece was un-
bearable 1t recalled what he was eager
to forget. She never seemed happy in
Italy: in her uncertain way she was pin
ing for England. Anxious to get her
out of his sight, he had consented that
Teresa should take her to London
had, in fact, come to Turin that partieu-
lar day to arrange as to their departure.
Macari, who, even with a brothers
blood between them, considered her in
some way his property, accompanied
him. He had been continually urging
Ceneri to let him marry her, even as
she was now. He had threatened to
carry her off by force. He had sworI.
she should be his. She remembered
nothing-why should he not wed her?
Bad as Ceneri was, he had recoiled
from this. He would even. had it been
possible, have broken off all intercourse
with Macari; but the men were too deep
in each others secrets to be divided on
account of crime, however atrocious;
so he sent Pauline to England. There
she was safe from Macari. Then came
my proposal. the acceptance of which
would take her, at my expense, entire
ly off his hands and out of his compan-
ions way
Hence our strange marriage, which
even now he justified by saying that
should the girl grow attached to any
one, should any feeling corresponding
to affection be awakened in her clouded
mind-that mind would gradually be
built up again.
This, not in his own words, was Gene
ri's tale. L now knew all | wanted to |
know. Perhaps he had painted himself |
in better colorS than he deserved; but |
he had given me the whole dark history
freely and unreservedly, and in spite of |
the loathing and adherence with which |
he now inspired me. l felt that he had |
told me the truth.
TO DE CoNTINUED.1
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25
New Advertisements

SEHk University of the south Is
located at SEW ANEE TkSN anon fhe Crm-
eeriand Plateau 600 feet above the sea level TINS
school under the special patronage Of the Bishops OF
Irotestant Episcopal Church, in the South and
southwest, oilers the heallhiest residence and the
resi- advantages. both moral and educational in its
ScSool and ii ifs Collegiate and Theologi-
81 departments. For tbs special claims ci this
Inire<sa5y lSr patronage, apply FOR documents &c
ne Rev TEIFAIR H0DGSOS Vice Chancellor
sewanee, Tenn.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25
SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Creditors

L. estate OF jesse Woodall dec - VI The
to me on the 9Th day Of February issz granted
sons having claims against ais SITE - al FER
e s4hloi. zen @1d have tb-r zc-is.e5i 40
Tle1S 2. Lee SoaHSeFE Court - HIS - ne
he First District thsreo-, ai1.it. ----i-! n
vii be forever barred Ezy
tebll 'SS-sw - ~.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

collectors &C 1t the Market street
fcrry-house last night.
..Do you see that man." asked the
collector. f"Well, he is getting impa-
TENT and if the boat don't arrive IN
two seconds he will be hunting around
for something to cut. They would hack
the ferry-housc to pieces in a months
time" he continued. ''if we didn't
watch them. No sooner does man
possess a knife than he commences TO
white, and the frenzy that siezes him
is equal to the desire that comes over q
person to leap from high elevation to
| death below.
There are all kinds of persons who
have a mania for this sort OF vandalism,
from he swell armed with his pearl
handled knife down to the tramp with
his bone-incased. tobaeco-snfelling Bill
" Barlow.
Then there is the romantic mono
maniac who, as soon as he sees nice,
smooth surface. thinks that the name
of his best girl should be engraved
there. One of the latter kind drew his
knife on the old ferry-house one night
, The company had taken steps to stoF
, the destruction and incased the rail:
: with iron. Tho lover. however. found
bare spot. and, taking knife from
{ his pocket, began to scratch the NAM
: of Maud. He worked on the nam
a with great sobcrness. and when he wa
about to finish it you should have see
: the smile which lighted up his face. H
!, seemed oblivious to the existence Q
s anyone except Maud. Just then Capl
l. Thompson caught sight OF him. II
l. quickly seized big hickory stick, and
n rushing over to the hopeful lover, Dir
d PEELED his sweet dream with one remark
@ Here. white on that The preser
hard-psne construction OF the ferr.
:, houses makes ii more Difficult, for ecu
NJ tiers, said the collector Nearly a
r of our trouble used to conc from pc
in pie who buy knives from street faker.
1t This timber" referring to the girde
e, on the slip, Twill turn those 25-ce
ne blades every time The dudes, ther
on fore, find it more profitable to whit
g g tooth-picks than it is to cptG
ad houses. ~ hiladelpkia>
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"A whiting Crank.

Individual, opening and
me blade of poeket-knife in
manner, attracted ticket
. - kteQt lG.r.. - si--A.-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25
Notice to Cre1lifors,-

r ETTERS OF Ap5rINISTP .-rr,-
l. estate OF Mrs II z. WogIaT - ~ The
me On the 4th day Of Noveul ttr- lisa 71--'et 70
LSSsihg t IAN as9ist her estate ar ,ss
Clei 81 the CRaBc-Ty Court u H7r ay te
Will be forever barred sc s7s-, 20 thsr
febII, 'S5,-4N. .8a-L.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25
. CHAPTER Kill

down Dv alacarls Gagger-was Pau
lines brother-my sisters child-An-
thony March,"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

ssf fr-dTT 8 ITO UlTCe stt dUVuN p'iii.,is
| inquiry and hiding all traces OF the
crime From that moment there was
! little to choose between the degrees IN
| criminality of the three men,.
| Now that thew were all sailing IN the
game boat. they had little doubt of sue
cess. Teresa was perforce taken into
their confidence. This was 70 matter,
as. devoted to Ceneri. she would have
aided in a dozen murders had her mas
Ter decreed them. First of all, they
must get rid of me. Petroff-for Gene
ri would not trust me in Macari $ hands
went out and found a belated CAB.
For a handsome cons deration the
driver consented to lend il to him Tor
an hour and half. 1t was Still night
so there was no difficulty III cIrrylng
nv senseless form to it without observa-
. ton. ,a;t-
| ed me in bv-way long distance from
/. HE house. returned the cab tolts owner
4 and reioinel his companions.
And now for Pauline. Her means
4 had gradually died away. and she lay III
: q death-Iike stupor. The great danger
/ to the accomplices would be from her,
Y Until she recovered nothing could Ok
i done save to carry her to her room ant
nIace her under Teresa's charge. WheT
8 She awoke they must decide WHAT cours'
to pursue. :,
IS But the pressing thing was. how q
e make away with the dead body OF In
G murdered man. All sorts of plans wer
d discussed. until one at last was adopted
" The very audacity of which no doup
Re made it a success. They we're no'
,r growing desperate and prepared TO us
n much.
in Early in the morning letter va
it dispatched to Anthony slodging. sayin
C. that Mr.. March had been taken seriou
e: " i'll the night before. and was at
of llncle's. This served 10 stop any u
G, quiry fro-l that quarter. In the meal
". time the poor young fellow had pee
ot laid ont as dccently as possible, az
ot with everything that could be done
ot suggest a natural death. A doctor
IL certificate of death was then forge
tic Ceneri did not tell mo how the ior
ST. was obtained The man he got II Iro
te- knew nothing of its object. An unas
taker then was ordered to SEND con
NY and deal case for the same the ne
our nirht. The body. in CeneTi's pTesen'
OF. was simply placed inside lt. WITH no
his of the usual paraphernalia, the reas
md eriven for such apparent lndecency
i'm ing that it was only temporary
ear ra1cement. as ii was to beltaken abro
for inferment- The undfrtakcT ~
Ella veled. but being well p&id. held
vas neaee. Then, by the aid If the tor
de- certificate, the proper foE
ted complied with, Az S. #
in- the three Nc g W
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

The brother and sister sat alone FOR
ONE time. then Ceneri and his tYQ
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25
EDUCATIONAL.
lapltal Commercial College

NOUNG MEN DESIRING THOROrGI
Il Business Education az the Lea
.Npehse should write for Crcu lars or full informa
Ion 10 kOUDEBUSH & WYATT
oct.29, 'S4-tf JAcKSox NJ
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-05-21
Northern I,acifc.

Going East, Accommodation. . .Arriye41f.xsa; - -
Departs 10iJ:, M, rs
Going West, Accommodation Arrives sf,nn - -
Departs 4:Ea j III s!stEf<5Tss
Daily except .Nnlay. 394
passengers taking this roGl.. reach Wadena sS a A
$50 m, can secure iarfh in sleepsr ana
thereby get good night rest. ARRIVING at Al. i
Paul Mt 2: 30 m. makiH" connections with nj A
east and south bound tr*.. from this point s.
PULLMAN sLE, piNG cans b - n sss5 ~
are run without change or ali trains fran - 4 n
Paul and Minneapolis an Fargo and Dniu iii
for beauty and comfort t:a.>c ears are nns I b 81
passed. 9''s;s- :. 80 ! A'.s 1.s - = 8 8
ELEGANT HORTON cHAIR cARS:
on aay trains between Far.oand ManAan. IT,;
cars ears are liked with new nelining chars. lsSifs
oner speia! atlractlons to Tho traveller. 81
go SUPERB DINING CARS ~ 81 ;sJl
without exception, the finest on the conts u
are 9 run on all trains First-slass meals s
West, North or South " HI ti,.,i Il Is thsir
tase to get them via this Sc. .eif..5a.HAWKM,
Aeentss
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-05-21

WAHPEToN OFFICIAL
Mayor, J. H.. Miller; Aldern.. n, First ward.
Michael Schmitt, chairman. Anton Mtksche:
second ward, Joakim Bar. , a,..ls Dr. 6. D 1
s"aine; Third ward, }. t.i;.atts and b.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-05-21

st. Paul to and from Wah,,tton da,lv c0sasas
ton to and from Wahpeton, i.ily except sunia Az
:, g. H: WARREN. Gen. Pass Aet.s
H. H. ST. JOHN, Local Agt. Nahpetoi: 's's.ssa
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-05-21
Churches, Comptys1s,d T,o,U,s
OmciHE6.s
WAHPETON,s CHtJRc,HES.

WAHPEroN's CHURcHEs.
The Catholic--Organlzed, 1876, By Rev Father
Bergmann; corner Dakotst-ave and Sec
ond street. Services, 10S0a IN and $3.50 p M.
GEO. HErrERtE, Rector.
The Congregational = organizeF $3.50, by Rev.
o Emerson. the first ID North Dakota: 4
Fifth street, between Dakota and Wiscon-
3 sin avenues Services, 10:45 u III and 7:l5 pm. s
GBBARkEs, Pastor.
The AIethodst--Organized, 1885,; by Rev r
Patterson; Dakota ave, ev..l. hite & Cos
store. Services, 10:45 a m a,i rs p III, ~
HWTRUY, Pastor. q b
The Episcopal Organized, Is >. by Rev HI
Gurr; Cor Fourth street ami Wisconsin ave
Services, 1O:45 4 IN and 7:4b r,n
REV. N. FrecK, Rector.
The Baptist--organized, 1889, b, RevEETyson
Wisconsin ave between Forth and Fifth
streets. Services, 10:45 Hps-:t:d & AS D m
No regular services at present Is
cB@ new Catholic church, now nearly COM
pleted, will be dedicated to services in the y.
spring of 1885. gs'Y} ~; !.
RIcHLAND COUNTY C,f:slG1ALs. s sS3 N
Legislative Representatives, !. s.s,hbins ana
PJ McCumbef.sse 5l - x 5.ss,.
commissioners--JokhN N Deans. hrirnIaa,; II x
lawn anu lHco4 4oOerf. q Hfa-t1i-s. III fygsf
Authorized Stauf A Sun,-ri,t,lf Gcputy. fs
Co'i.y Attofney........... II. u Lauder
See'S'er Oh Deeds..... z 4 Eslggles
treasurer. ........... /, Is ulsaker e
oe'N " INe oourt............ <t u H Miller y
enefn fn.................. N Ink
schooi superlhtendent... ......a... w III House
'uose VI ffoDate........ II Buxton "
oofoher.............. ............Er c Wiepsma s
county physician. "....btG " sNuckolls /
WAHPETON OFFICIALS. *
Mayor, J. H. Miller; Aldermen, First ward.
Michael Schmitt, chairman. Autna Miksche;
second ward Joakim Bat. = ANA Dr. G. u y
swaine; Third ward, J. 4. iyatts ana b.
B. Fisher. ST a;3.sss55 s.s2 :. ..5is
ohi'i VI roiiee ....... JOHN bears
Ioice olncer. .................., .Tlieo Reiter
iA'''.''.......... ......... .Chas Loomfs
| Attorney. s n snvder
Justice of the Peace. rrnn,x l,r,v
IL X
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Idaho, in and for
the County of AlturAs.
Miranda j Champion, pinin.iff. IS. j. ". Cramp-
ton, defendant
The people of the United States in the rerr'to,J
Of Idaho send greeting to J. ". Champion.
defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
hr'u;,'t agsinst ,ou by the above named pl,in-
r., in the District Court OF the second Judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho. in and tor the
county OF Alturas, ana t. answer the con plAi mt
fleet tn, rein within ten days exclusive of the day
of service after the service on yna OF this sum
mons IL served within this county: or. If served
ont of this county. but in this district, within
twenty DAYS: otherwise. within forty deys-or
Judgment by default will DC taken against you az
corlii. to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is hrUuRht to diss' I've the bonds
90 'rstrnony noM wishing between You and tine
tauti II. and that the custody Of the minor chill
dreu, kosana and Ernest Albert, be awarded 20
her, ard for other and further relief as to the
court rlay seem proper; alleging IS n cause That
You, on or about August. 1888, deserted sa aban-
,onod sad plainyf wi,hou. lust cause. The facts
more fully appearing by reference to the COM
plant o: file, certified copy OF which Is here
with served.
And you ara hereby notified that if YOU fail to
, appear aud answer the sad complaint rs above
u lu.rei, tn. said plhntif will take default and
apply To the Court tor the relief demanded III said
compliant
t,ct Court OF the 81 cond Judicial district OF the
Terrt ~ of Ilaho, in anil tine cou!.ty OF Altu
This lcth day OF Dsccinbey in the year OF our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eghty-four.
l>EAL Al. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
BY T.. f. RICH ARDS Deputy Clerk de
A. +. Montaa,son. attorney for plaintiff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
Constable's Sale.

By virtue Of an execution. issued ont of the Pro.
bate Court. in and for the County Of AlturSs,
and Territory of Idaho. and to me- directed and de-
livered, for . judgment rendered aad entered IN
sail urt on the 2th d. y Of September, 1884. in
favor of Elias May and Ge,rgv Krieg. . MAY h
Krier." and rgsinst Vlsdyslav Domski and Her
HAN Hiid+brant, rs ID mski Hlidsbrsnt." for
the sum Of $3.50 62lW and costs liked ut $40 50ltn.
l ave levied on. seized and taken al the right.
tn, and interest OF the above nrmed defendants.
and each OF tn IN. Of, in and to the following de-
scribei re al prosperity. to wit:
I'll mining claim known ~ the Minerva Mne,'
situate IN the dividing ridge betwe.a Elkhorn
Greek and East Fork of Wood River, in Warm
Spring c. eek Msing District, Alturas county
idaho Teri tory, bounded and described a. follow
Commenc ng at stake And not &c and running
thence 1920 feet in n southwcsterly direction on
said lode from C, inter- OF discovery shaft and 40
feet in northe seerly d rcct'On theretrOni. Said
clnm oius the Ketchum lode on the east, locat d
Msy 9. 1884. by v Dmski and H Hildebraat Also
al Of the right title and Interest of tne above.
named defendants in and 70 the mining claim
known as the Triumph Nine" adjoining the
Minerva lode on the wcs'ern side, the Man Leaf
and American Es le on the sout !. situate in Warm
Spring Greek Mining District, Alsuras county,
iaho Territory, bounded aud described 10 fol.
lows Commencing at tle notice and running
thence 1000 feet in a q nth westerly direction "a
ssid lode from center u discovery SHAFT, and $40
feet in northeasterly direction thsref. m. 10.
Gated May r. 1884. by v, D9mski and Herman Hi.
debr.nt. Also all OF the right. title and Interest
Of .hs nbovr-nsmcd def, nd.nts In and to all the
ores in or around the mines or dumps Of said
Minerva and Triumph mines
Notice 10 hersby given that on tho ,th day Of
Fsbrusry. lsa5. at I O'Clock M. of that day il
front IT the C'ur.ho, ss in HALEY. Cnunty o: Al
turas. viii sell the right, title aud interest e
said vladyslsv Domskt and Herman Hildehrsnt in
and I" the above described property, IT PusLrc
ArcrioN. far cash In hand. In the CHEST and bss4
b!d''r to s'tiaFy said Execution and all costs
Dated the 18th day Of Janussy, lsss.
Il. r. OLIVER,
Constable 81 HALEY Precinct, Astus~s Gu. 1t
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
Application for Patent.
Notice NO. ~.
TNIrKp STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY Idaho. OctOn"r 20, 1881.

THIrRp STATE LAND OFFICE,
HALEY Idaho, Octoo"r 20, 1891.
Notice IL hereby given hat the Big Lode Mining
Company, an organization incorporated under the
laws OF the State of New Jersey. By its attorney
infect. VIM. Hyndnlac, who's" postohcc ADDRESS is
Haley. Alturas count, Idaho. has made applica-
ton for United States Patent for the
ALTA, LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Middle Boise Mining District, Alturas
county. Idaho Territory. consisting of 1000 linear
feet II the lode. and surface ground 600 feet WIDE
being Lot No ~, and described in the field notcs
and plat OF the official survey on fl. in this Office
with magnetic variation at - degrees east, us fol-
lows
Commencing at the discovery point and running
thence north "a degrees west 1870 feet alon centre
Of claim t. western end; thence north III degrees
east 3nD feat to corner No l; thence south IL de-
grees west Gt0 fett No .; thence south IA
degrees east 1900 feet to corner No 81 thence north
III degrees east 600 feet 70 No thence north
O. degrees west $500 feet to conner No J. the place
Of beginning survey of exterior boundaries Of
claim. containing 2uj47 acres. From corner No4
Il M Mol bears south IS degrees east 3.GJ
feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record in the
office of the r. rorter of said mining district,
ut HALEY. in Ahuras county, 1'aho Territory.
The nearest known locations being tkC Leonurn
and the Minute lode min ng claims.
| direct that this notice be published in the
WOOD RisER TIMES. the newspaper published
nearest the sxid mining claim, for the period Of
sixty sSi days. HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
WV. HYNpxAS. attorney for applicant.