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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
Weather Duriu. shIs WIuGrT.

The Ne, tier in Uect inter viii lie quite
cold and winter like, viii number o. severe
winter stoi MS, and =, coed deal oil rain in HE
Southern States while il the Northern States
and in Dakota al the Northwest, lie lrCc ii
talion Will he much less, and all IN the form o.
snow. though there will e partial 'haw The
last Of tie month, during which there vail be
u hile there Will lie some pleasant wia,et
weather, ,e; tnken "a " ole it viii he cold
stormy month, though rot SO osd IS son
DEFENDERS ate January, 1856, viii br sui
colder, az ali The precipitation Of tie uasi5,
except possibly the FIRST few days {: tic month,
will be in Il e form OF snow. except It the lar
South, where il viii he iaia, lut the precipj;a
ton for the month will he less than ia Deem
Der During tie last DAYS u .nuary OF rh'
first days of February. 1856 there Slil he vio-
ezt electric storms that viii ,rious!y inter .ert
with working the telegraph lues, and al The
same time there viii he extensive aLrUras wis.,
bls both in North America aud Europe | e.'n-
not tell exactly how FAR South tbtse auroras
will be visible, tut think they can lie plainly
seen as far South rs ST Louis. Ne. These
electric storms viii conlinge for several dsys
and he quite intense, and, under the peculiar
circumstance Of their appearance, they MI
he he h-rhinger OF the md % "ruie- 20 soon
thereafter line col! se.lheJ viii tegiu Is usui
crate in thu Soath, and by the madie Of th,
month OF February. extensive rains i'll COM
menre in the Gulf and South Atlantic 5 .a,rs
which will reach st. Louis, Mo-. by nbou, lh'
20lh, and sooz thereafter will extend over raos
OF the United States and Cauada, except PEI hsgs
up before The end of the month February " III
be very : ormy month taken rs a whole ana
during tie change from cold winter Weather to
rainy spring weather there viii lie sio!euf
conflict in tic elements, resulting in a hrtero
geneous mixture o. tain. STOW, sieti and hail
with the rain gradually advancing aud gaining
the mastery over the snow. Thcse rains and
melting SHOWS during the hitter part OF Fet-
ruary, will result IN extensive floods, hieh
will probably DO the most damage in the tol ow-
ing oath of March. have rot get figured
for the minute details, bat. sIe,king generally
next March will come in like Lamb with
vigorous growing weather and very early
spliag AS the weather for the balance Of 1886
will be as remarkable as tina, jnst described, we
will consider it at length in a subsequent ISSUE
in The Future PREF. C. G. BIake.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
The Rule for Finding Leap.Year.

correspondent writing to the Baltimore
Sun, asks whether the year 1900 will be leap
year, and if not, Why not? Every year not
ending in two ciphers which isexact'y divisible
by 4, AMI those ending in two ciphers, which
are exactly divisible by 400, are leap years OF
500 days. The years 1876 and 1880, for ex
ample, were leap-years, icing divIsitle by A.
and the years 1000 and 240O will be leap-years
being divsible by 40e, but the years 1886 and
1900 will not be leap years, the one not being
exactly dirisible by and the other, which ends
in two cphers, not being exactly dissible by
400. If every fourth year were made leap
year, hours would be allowed for the excess
of The solar year over an exact number Of solar
days, whereas the solar year actually exceeds
the common year by but hours AZ minutes
aad 40 I seconds. The difference OF minutes
and 10.3 seconds would in 400 years amount
to IA hours Is minutes and 40 seconds or
something over 3 days. Hence :, .ars in every
4O0-those repres ntins the exact hundreds act
diYis be by 40o-afe excluded from the list of
leap-ye4rs. There remains still gain Of 2
hours % inutes and 40 seconds in every 400
tears to take acceuLt Of, but az at that rate OF
gain it " ill require about 1915 years for our
Calendar 10 gain day, few practical people
are disposed TO worry over it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11

The altman &c for 1886 is out and we IKE
Years day comes on Friday; Washington 5
birthday on Monday Valentine day on Sun
day; April Fool day on Thursday; Memorial
day on Sunday Fourth OF July on Sunday;
ST. Pi,rick's day on Wednesday, and Christ
mas on Saturday Easter Sunday will he the
25'A Of April Lent begins March 10 There
will tie two ecipses, both OF the sun; one
March 5. visible in the United Stats west OF
the Susquehanna river. This will he annular
The other on August 30, visible as partial
eclipse here.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
a Decision of Judge Fowler As tn MORT
gagged PrODerty

On the 9th ult Judge Foa Ter OF tie Cir
cult Court OF Baltimore county sitting in eqrity,
rendered a decision in TIE trust estate of the
late George Freshman elatise to the foreclosure
of a ortgsge for $40 GEO on the property Of
Dr. Geor.e Merryman, deceased, on Chr.ss
Street Avenue, opposite 'GuIlford. the coun-
try residence Of Mr.. A 5. Abel. The facts In
the cause appear 10 be that in June, 1888, The
trustees Of tie Press man estate leaned 10 DR..
Mer-yman $40 200 for FIVE years, under the
OF der of the Circuit Court. The mortgagor
died on September "a, 1885, and on October L.
1885, one of the quarterly interest notes o.
$50 matured. The executors, not knowing of
the maturity of the note, did not pay it, but
shortly afterw>rd they ascertained that it WAS
overdue, and offered 10 pay it, and rendered
the trustees the sum of $3.50 in legal tender
notes The mortgages claimed that the whole
$40 OO0 by reason of the failure ts pay the 81 so
interest note, was due and demand. BILE, and
therefore demanded payment within week,
and in default Of whieh they threatened to pro-
coed to sell. The principal not being paid,
Ferdinand c. Dugan, attorney named in the
mortgage, on behalf of Cumberland Dugan and
Dwight E. Ly man, the trustees, advertised the
-, roperiy for sale under foreclosure, on Tuesday,
December ls, proximo. The represen tative,
Of the mortpaeor, through their cou nsel Messrs
Schmucker Whitelock th.reupon filed a peti-
ton in the trust estate case asking that the
trustees, who were acting under the supervision
OF the court, be forbidden TO Sc !. provided the
interest note was paid. Judge Fowler, by his
order, passed UPON this petition and upon the
answer, granted The prayer Of the petition OF
tie M.rrymans, and directs the trustees anu
attorney TO suspend proceedings to foreclose,
and to Withdraw the advertisement of sale un
Ill the further order Of the court The ey-
pense of ad erti,ing, &c, now awaits the
further action of the court T0rson journal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11

TO ADVERIESERS-rEE TINES hdriag a
ksager circulation tht7, any other paper among the
i,ueihgena farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements TO advertisers
t.: ir,Se,t their announcements in Us columns. Send
}o, card rates, which lo,c as any other ptper
~. Southern Maryland. 10 sag nothing about ct1cutd
i'm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
Death of Jos. s. Atlston.

Col Joseph Stone tllston died AT his resi-
dence in Leonardtown on Thursday morai0g
of last wee k after an illness of two weeks, in
the 3Sth year Of hi, age, OF typhoid fever. lie
was SON of Capt. John j. Allston, and Vas
bo, in ST. Mary's county in 1913. After com
D cling his education he engaged IN mercantile
business at Great Mills and ST. lJigoes, but
aftcrward studied law with Daniel c. ii tmmelt,
States attorney for St. Mtrv's county, and was
admitted to practice. In 1873 he was a candi-
date on the democratic ticket or the House Of
D-l-g ties, but was defe ,ted. In 1881 he was
nominated for the State Senate by the repuo-
licaos, and carried the county oy 450 N 'jority.
He was twice married. His first vie was Miss
Julia A G ,rner of 81. Mary county. Mss
Mary Bean, daughter Of Mr.. J. Clinton Bean.
a wealthy landowner of ST. Marys county, vas
his second wife, who survives. with three
children, the eldest girl about 10 years Old,
and the youngest boz abeut IS months
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11

Orphans Court OF Charles County >et
N5vrvrEs 27sh lss5
nEpEEEp 81 TUE COURT THAT. MARY
" = MORAN and t,tor.v " Lloyd admin
,,tra'ars o, Joseph = Moran. deceased. g.se
he NOTICE rrq45. II ay IsN 20 ne creditors o.
Sail j. + Moran. j-eas-~i. fn Exhibit their
.sa.'ns. legally .st1-D,sr. -, 10y Advertisement
pa ..>.,! II some one nsTsptp"r published Ia
Charlie. counts, Maryland oaee IN -a,a o.
fts.e Successive as
I-#~ caaT test:
J BENZ NATTINGLY,
Reg Wis Tor Charles Co
NOTICE
E'#t, X To GIVE NOTICE. Tas' he sab
I ,grll.Es have obtained from tire Orphans
Court st Charles county. N.rfssri. letters OF
J liu..s-lra1ioa 90 personal estate OF
JOSEPH T. MORAN,
late 4 aid cnuu'y deceased All prrsoas hay
in. claims against said deceased are hereby
warLed to exhibit the same, Win vouchers
thereof I-gal.y 81 hsuriraled, TO the suhscrI1s r
on or before the 9TH day Of April. 1856
They nav otherwise ~ iaw re excluded tros
all benefit % sad d-caasrd estate Given IN
der upr - 'aj- 9th drY o. November. 1883
WARY J MORAN.
george VI LLOYD.
Adams ~ Jos z Moran
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
A New Comfy

At a meeting h i'd in Laurel, Nd, last
week, preliminary organization was effected
to urge the project of forming new county
cut of portions of Prince Georges Anne
Arundel, Howard and Montgomery similar
p: oi-cl fail about ten years ago. owing 10 the
opposition of Baltimore county, which OBJ
je led TO giving any territory to compensate
Howard. II is now proposed 10 annex to
Howard Il portion of Carols county. Lrursi,
nav in Prince Georges, is suggested as the
county seat This question is likely TO be
rough, nj, mex, winter at Annapolis tor settle
,ment, but it has not as elh'en sufltieh'l,
discussed to enable An opinion 10 be FORMED as
- hax !: sil. DC fnA.!J settled Fran N hal
We CA learn the people 81 Ptiace Georges
are much opposed TO the project.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11

On trs by Mail Tor our Men sand Boys
Clothing. MI have scrupulouslY careful atlen-
non. OF s,jupft- and IuleS for self measurement
vi he forwarded. free, on application. We
viii also take care of your parcels, free OF
r.argr. whca visiting Baltimore. oEHN Son,
corner Hanover and Pratt SIS Baltimore, Nd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
Notice to Creditors.

Special Discounts to Dealers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11

Mail orders for any Of the
above goods will receive our
best personal attention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
CAT AL CUE.

10.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-11
FOR SALE.

mrs Of = " Hardy, deceased
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-03

MArEp.-For a week past the invita-
tions have been out for the marriage
toda, of Edwin NJ. SmitheIs, of Seattle,
TO Miss Jennie, daughter of our old
tognsman, Hon. Louis Ze2ler. Prepa-
rations had been made for an elaborate
ceremony ard samptuous bridal feast,
but unfortunately Mr., Ziegler, who has
been quits Ill for SONS time, was taken
more seriously last evesing, and the
wedding was performed at the appoint
ed hour-,2 o'clock noon-today, in the
presence only of the family and tao or
three intimate acquaintance, the Rev.
Il g. Watson officiating. The young
gentleman who walks IN and carries Oft
one OF the most desirable prizes in the
lottery Of marriage IN our city resides
in Seattle, where he takes his bride and
where they will make their future hope
By these Who know him, Mr.. Smithers
is spoken of as an estImable Young
gentleman and worthy of the lady be
has won. The bride ia one of the most
engaging and attractive Young ladies of
our city, where she has resided for
years, and where she is esteemed by the
entire community. While it is a matter
Of regret that the sequel TO the mar
riage must be the departure from our
midst of the lady. yet We can only ex
tend our mes. sincere congratuia ions
on the coca sion, and hope that Mr.. and
Mrs. Smithers may find it to their in
tsrest 30 reiurn TO Spokane Falls at an
early day and make 1t their home. The
couple we're the recipients Of many use
fol, beautiful and valuable presents
from their numerous relations and
friends here and elsswhere.-Sp1kaaeRe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-03
MI ING APPLICATION NO IA.
UNrrED srArxs LAND orrlcE,


Notice is hereby given that John W. Guys
whoss postofiice address l. Sestiie King Coan.
ty. Washington Territory, has Ibis day nled
his application fpr pAtens for 1850 linear
feet of the Mammoth Lose or d. posi-, Nine
or Vein, bearing magnetic iron. with sGrfscs
grouad Gre feet In width. STATED IN summit
Mining District, King Caunty. waahlagton
Territory, And designated by the Geld noiss
and oficia plat on q e in this Office q Lot No
49, said Lot No. a. bting described a. fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at he mos westerly
corner " said claim. corner No |, bthg asb
corner No. 81 John L airy aim No GO 90
same lode. and corner No. OF 2. NJ Cure
claim No. ~ ON Industry Lode. thence ncrh
Vi deg. - min. east, variation "A deg. As mis-.
east. along the north sesieriy boundary q
claim. beng also s1uthessteriy bOgntzu q
Z. NJ Guye claim No. 4s on I1dustry Leds
1890 feet to the nios' No. therly corner ofc In.
Corner No. being also corner No. u B. y.
Briggs claim No. a. or same lode. and corne
No. 4 OF y. NJ. 8Iye's C aim No. -, on lntar
try Lode, where is set = post four Ter, lonz
and one foot In ground, thence south 50 dsg
80 min cas-, variation - Deg. east. along 10
no. iheEsteTly boundary o. claim. being alss
southwesterly boundz Of B. 2. Briggs clan
No. a. on same lode. 600 feet 20 Inc mos
easterly corner Of claim Corner No. bsinz
also corner No. OF b. Y. Briggs claim We
q on tEe same lode. whei 9 IL 20 spost -four
feet long and che foot ~ ~ und, theecr
sou b 80 deg. 81 min wet variation " dez.
80 min. "a {, along the southeAsseriy bound
airy Of claim 1900 feet 10 the most souihsry
cor er of clam Uorner No. {. being $50
corner No 3 of John L AIRY clam No. " n
The same lode. where 10 set Q pest four feet
long 40 two feet in ground, d enes north
deg. 80 min. west, variation u dea. u MA,
east, along the sJutnwestcriy boundary o.
claim being siso nc rtheas;eriy boundary y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-03
Notice 70 Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLDING
L terms =, Seattle, in King county, washing.
ton Territory.
No. 4S7e-Wilfred talkIns and Joe T. Red
dish, partners. doing business under the firm
nane OF Calkins K Ree dish, insolvents, We.
their Creditors.
Territory OF Washington. King county ~.
Pursuant 10 an order of the Honorable
Roger 8. Greene. Judge Of the above entitled
Our. notice Is hereby Civ n to all credit
ors Of the above named insolvents, to
be and APPEAR before the said Judge,
at Seattle. King county. Washington Ter.
rttory, within 80 days from the date Of publ.
cation Of this notice, to1ft. on the sah
day OF October. A. d 1855. ct II o'clock am.
Of thst day. then sndthere 10 show c.nse. Il
sny they can, why the prayer of said In
solvents should not be granted, an assign
ment OF their estate made, and they discharged
from their debts and liabilities. pursuanI to
the statute In such case made ind provided.
And in the meantime II proceedings azainsf
said insolvent are 70 be stayed
-, Witness my hand and the seal Of
ZEAL. said Court, this l4lh day of SEP
'-~ tember. A. ID. 1855.
JAMES sEAvEY, Cierk.
By JANE ?. LUDLov. Deputy. seI5dsoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-03
SUMMONS.

In THE DISTRICT COURT ~ LIE
L Third Judicial District Of The ieiIi.ssss
OF W Washington. holding terms - Esng
IN King eouhty. for the eoantics :"
Complaint fled in the County q k y:
IN the Office Of the Clerk OF sAaa D''"N'
Court. -.
No l557-Gnbert Gudmundson. piA's
TIL vs.. J. 4. Adams. DEFENDANT xs
1HE CxIrEp STATES o. AnzKIcA eEss "hsN''.-
TO L. Adams. defendant
You are hereby required TO appear y -. =
action brought against you py INC ~ ~ ~
named plaintiff. in the District Tour ~
Third Judicial District Of the TeFnDy
W Washington. holding terms 81 nc el -.
Seattle. Ia the county OF King. for tne 80
ties Of King and kitsap, and % An -,
the complaint fled therein within ~. .,ss
days from the date Of the f-st pa uiie 80
Of this summons or Judgment BY a a., =
VIII be taken against you. sccor~
the prayer Of the complaint IL.
The said &c ion IL brought 70 se. 80.
a certain Judgment obt&insd y &C., 80
ant against plaintiff. ard entered " -
Court April 20. lisa, said tndsness -
plain III alleges. having been renesssh
on forged p omis-ory note. OF go
forgery plaintiff was ignorant unDi -
payment OF said Judgment April - -
a, o. 10 recover back the monef - =
oy plant n 10 defendant tovft -
with interest thereon hcm Aprl y. -
until paid, 81 10 per cent. per ann - Il
gether with costs ard attE,nsys Ies a.
this scficn Plaintiff also AYERS tn-s -
feudant hss been absent from Nsnl -.
ton Territory since Angus. isos. os' 80 -
he is Possessed Of property IN sAla -
county, Of which plant H asks that
ceiver be appointed. PialRtir also p's''
70. general relief. -
Witness the Hon Roger S.Greeney
-, OF the said District Court -
sxAL. the seal thereof. this iIthe ss
t' Of June, A ID. lssA -
JAMES SEAYEf. CiefA.
BY JANIS p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
n Soaerberg. attorney for platinum -
Date Of nrss publication Angus H. "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-03
MINING APPLICATION no. II.
UNI STATES LAND orrIcr

OLYMPIA, W. T.. JUL 81, isss
Notice Is hereby given that John Ls.rx
whose post ONCE address is SsAttls W.
has this day filed his application RIA,
linear fact o. the Mammoth Lode 0. Deposit
Mine, or Vein. b sring magnetic irSn, wa
surface ground 900 Ieet In width, situated IA
SUNNI, Mining Di.trict. King county. Ws,A.
ingtrn Territory, aod designated by IN fels
notes sBd officisl plat on d e In tAis sfsc, !.
Lot No. ~. SAID Lot 40. 70 being ds.cri ed y
follows 20 wit: Beginning a. the mos, vet
erly corner II said claim corner No. II. beiar
also corner No. OF tbs q. NJ. R.s.n eisin
No. 50. upon Industry Lore; thence norss q
deg. IS min Il, variAtOa II dag % nm
East, along the northw sterly boundary Il
claim 1900 iset to the most aotherly corner
OF claim corner No. a, b ing also come ys.
I Of J. W. Guye claim, No. 40. 90 same Id.
aud corner No. 4 OF the Z. VI Rasin claim, SA
50, on Industry Lode, where 10 sci pcat
inches square, 5 feet long IN stors mas.t
thence South 80 deg. 80 min. Easf. vsriatsss
"a deg. IS min. Fast & ong the northeaser
boundary Of claim. being also Southwestern
boundaiy OF J. W. Guve elsim. No. a, "a
same lede. 600 fe-t 70 most easterly CORNER 4
claim CORNER No. 81, being also corner ka.t
OF J. " Guye elsim, No. 60 on same ode
where Is set . pos feet long. feet In Tie
ground; thence South 81 deg % min. West
VARIATION II deg IS min. East = loE { The ssash-
easisrly boundary Of claim 1900 eei 70 ths
most southeriy corner Of elSim corner No. a
where l. set pot 5 FEET Tor Z. foot Ia the
ground In mound Of stuHe. thence Nsr'h 50
deg. 50 min. West. variation 9 deg. 8mia.
East. along the Southwestern boundary II
claim 600 Re 10 place Of begiauinG. beirs
corner No. !. IRON which corner the miRsrzl
monument bear South 50 deg o. ml8. Vss
952 fee, coutaining 10 % 100 Acres
The location of this niue Ia recorded 10 III
Recorders office OF King couaty. ". l ia
book Of mimi 9 records. and Is known a. s'V
OF said RECORDS.
The adjoining claimants are ". Guye
claim No ~ ON sane lode. and q, NJ. Rasn
claim so. 50. Oh Industry Lode.
Any ami III ersous claiming adversely An.
portion q said John Lear claim upon b
Mammoth tore o. Mine, or surface ground.
are required to file Their adverse clsims sift
the Register OF the United states Land o ie'
81 Olympia. ". 7 our ng The % DAYS p,fie'
OF pubficatfon hereof. or they viii he barre
bY virtue OF the provisions Of the statute.
aub ccs JOHN = GOWEY. Register
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS
MINING aPPiIcAT on ~. "a
UNITED srArE. Lava OTrTcR

OlhaRAA. v. I. JsiS 81. isss
Sotiee = hereby sisen that 2. N GoI
whose 20 'toiace address : sea.fla n
this DAY aled his spaNeNion ~ ,s..o tas
feet Of TIE tnd1siry Lode y D, ~, Nntr
We n. BEARING mag1etir Iron - q
yr, nnd 80 feet Ia ~ifth. sltEat A. - sAiaes
NJ oinz District, King Countv aSnaa
Territory. an designated b. ~. a. sfoe
sid orcial Pist % e.e n tAis o.. 49, Ives
- sfid Lot No. Is hing dss-rsA~, 10
loSs, % VI; eeslanins ~ the mo-, sr-,.. ~.
corner Of said claim. corner n, h.laeriy
corner No. Of L. N. Ras.n ,l,i,, Also
same Lode, and earusr Nc. ! m ~ on
clam No, 40 on Mammoth Loss -. u1ys
50 deg 81 min. west, vsriS.isr =. - horta
east, aione the south xester.v - ~ H2ifa
claim, betng also nogths-s,sr,y so.--1ay q
I. NJ kAsin Gain No. 50 :, -SAsy o.
CO.. lees 70 the most westerly s1,-t t.oae
$50 -. - : Where Is set q nos, -.
iSns ! 20 20 ne grou 4; iherc. - y
80. q. sArlatsn q Deg a. M.
claim iJoO feet to tbs most sortA s..lAFy q
claim. Corner NJ. beirs 50 sas eot str q
~ Isoma- bnrke's claim No. 81 a. ~.
Lole where - set , - feet i,,, -
rock and mound n stone thsnc. ..s
deg. 20 min. east, variation n ass a.
! EAST, along the northeastern, - MA
claim, oeinE also u hvesteriv hano
81 go pa &c - NO 81 900 fssa a. =
most eS>fcrly c0rle- Of claim Co... &
being Also corner Nc. ! Of Thor,..
claim No 81 on the sAme Lode. "a 80, -. -.
? Of ". Glye claim NJ, ae on 49,
Loae, where Is set p3st feet io,v "a -
| foot 10 the ground, thence south a ~, Sas
nj vest. variation y deg. east. ..s,s =. =
eSsteriy boundary Of cain. being -, -.
y ster y boundary of ]. v. GaTs - ~
~ o. Mammoth Lode. 1890 fs,, Is n. -. -
beginning. Corner No I. frpu xA,ch ss-'.Sss
| No unent beSrs south s. deg. a NJ. =.
2iSs. o6 fee, containing Al64 .crss
1 TIE location Of this taine d r.r.,rs.a A.. A,
| Recorders Orac- of King Couutv n '1s
boil II Aiaing records, and tsknoxp "a w., u,
| If ala records '"
/ Tne S1io ping claimants Are Nv c..
claim No. 40 on II mmoth LODE .na
Rssin, claim No. 50. and Ia n - Bari, -
No. s.. Il the Indu-try Lode.
Any snd all persons claiming adr.r,,,,..
po ton Of sAid p. ". Gnye claim sp.s ~
ICdustry Lode, or mine. sr slrfare sres.as.
required 10 Sic thsir adverse AIMS M !.
Rsgist r OF the U0itsd States Land o., :
Olympus. ". T.. during The 20 dsys per,os =
pub icatIon hereof, or hey viii be 6sr-,S i,
virtue 0 tue provisions of the statsss.
| Au6 ccs JOHN r COgtY Rsvs.s..