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Edward F. Stokes Dead.

"A telegram received here on yesterday
by Mrs. Emma Mayberry brought news
of the death of Edward F. Stokes in the
insane asylum at Columbia. The imme-
diate cause of Mr.. Stokes death is not
known, but it is supposed he died, of ex-
haustion as it is known here from letters
of the Superintendent that Mr.. Stokes
had for long time refused to eat or
drink or take exercise and insisted on
lying on his bed silent and impassive.
The facts of the long and tedious liti'
cation in which be engaged are familiar
to the public and his committal to the
asylum several months ago is also re.
membered. 1t is now believed by those
who knew him best that he had been in
sane on the subjects of law, politics and
religion several years. His relatives,
however, like everybody else, were de.
ceived by the ability with which he man.
aged his cases and refused to believe in
his insanity until he refused for days to
eat, drink or sleep, passed nights along
the river bank, declaring that he had
been put to death and was disembodied
spirit, and acted 80 as to create an i'm.
preston that he meditated violence.
Mrs. A. T. West6eld, the sister of Mr..
Stokes who clung to him and refused to
believe in his insanity or to have her
faith in the righteousness of his cause
shaken almost to the last, died only about
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Stokes was native of this Coun.
| ty, his full name being Edward Ford
Stokes. His father came here from
Maryland. His mother was Miss Thomp:
SOD, relative of Gen.. Waddy Thompson.
He was a graduate Of Harvard and at
the breaking out of the war Wps taxing
a law course at the University of Vir-
-ginia. HsesEEis home and volunteered
N >llna he Brooks Troop of cavalry, although
he had opposed secession, and served as
lieutenant bravely and faithfully to the
end. He had been a member of the
Episcopal Church twenty years at the
time of his death. tis remains will be
received here on the Columbia and
Greenville train this afternoon and the
funeral will be from the depot of that
road. He will be buried in the family
burying ground, on Prof. Townsend
Smiths place. The Rev. Mr.. Capers,
the only Episcopalian clergyman here,
had made an engagement to be in
Charleston tomorrow before he was in.
formed of Mr.. Stokes death and will be
compelled to leave here this morning.
The services will, therefore, be conduct
ed by the Rev. Mr., Herbert, of the
Methodist Church, Presiding Elder of this
circuit.
The death of Mr.. Stokes finally closes
one of the saddest and most wonderful
chapters in the history Of the law. The
fact that man whom there is every
reason to believe was lunatic should
have fought and bafled the best lawyers
of the State on both sides of the court
thirteen years, conducted appeal after
appeal with skill and acuteneSs, settled
more points of practice than all the other
lawyers in the State combined and de-.
ceived those who knew him best regard.
ing his condition, makes case without
parallel -GreenviNe Ne0s.
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a p:ER1Lous FEAT.
Prof. Leon Crosses Tallulah Falls Oh a
Two Inph Gable.

F. TALLuLAH FALLS, Ga, July 24.-Thc
magnificent scenery of Tallulah Falls was
made doubly picturesque to-day by tho
thousands Of people scattered over the
heights and valleys. Twenty seven hun
dred people came from Atlanta and trains
have poured In hundreds more from Ath.
ems and other points on all the railroads
in Georgia and neighboring States. Five
thousand is perhaps reasonable estimate
of the crowd, Of which large percentage
are ladies.
Their gaily colored parasols and dresses
dotted the stupendous heights here and
there, and away down in the gorge below
groups of venturesome young people
looked like pigmies creeping on the jut.
ting rocks. The rope was stretched
across the gorge and was held taut in
place by ropes stretched to the bottom of
the chasm on either side. 1t required a
cool head and steady nerve to stand on
the edge of the beetling cliffs and peep
over.
Simply to contemplate the idea of
walking across two thousand feet
from cliff to cliff on two inch cable
causes q shudder. The strains of the
brass bands lent interest to the occasion,
and heightened the expectation. The
suspense increased with every moment,
and when Leon appeared, arrayed in his
white tights at the end of the cable, the
silence was intense. The next hour. was
one of varying expectation and disap'
pointment. Leon would get Oh the rope,
walk a few feet, jump off and give new
directions about tightening the rope.
At length everything was in readiness,
aud, waving his hat around his head, the
band began 10 play, and he walked stead.
lily forward to the middle of the rope,
1000 feet above the yawning chasm.
Arrived at the middle point he sat down
on the, rope and shouted his directions to
the msn at the guy ropes below. Ten
minutes we're consumed before he rose to
a standing posture. AS he did 30 great
shout arose from 5000 throats.
Without tlemor, he continued his
walk, only pausing now and then to rest
his arms Of the weight Of his long pole
or give directions to the men at the guy
ropes. He'ther walked straight across to
the .other side, having spent about half
an hour on the rope. As he stepped
from the ropeto the ground the crowd
pressed about llim to geta view of the
man who had just completed the greatest
walk ever achieved in the world. He
was pale from the strain and excitement,
but was perfectly calm and selEpoised.
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= George Simmons, respected citizen
of Westfeld, in Glare County, ILL.,, acci.
dentally shot bis mother.in.law Tuesday
night, mistakiDg her for a burglar. She,
having had occasion to 60 out of the
house, was returning by the kitchen door,
when Mr.. Simmons was aroused, and
thinking the noise was produced by some
person trying to break in the door, fired
bis revolver, the ball striking his mother
in.law in the abdomen, She will die.
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: President Bowen. of the Cumbe

President Bowen, of the Cumber-
land Gap r. r. has called a meeting Of
the stockholders and directors of his
road, to meet at Abbeyille O. a., on
Tuesday, the 9th instant. The purpose
of such meeting is to confirm the con:
tract with the South Carolina road, and
for the transaction of other important
business. After this meeting President
Bowen proposes to travel over the line
will be at Troy on the 2Sth, Edge6eld on
the Goth, Trenton on the S0th and Aiken
on the 3lst, and at each point he will be
glad to meet all who are friends to the
road. There is evidently something in
the wind-what it is nobody seems 10
kuow.-Edgefea Adue,iiser.
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- Reports from the. tobacco crop in
the section around Danville, Va, are
discouraging. Continuous rains have
put the crop in bad condition and no
doubt it will be cut short. Indications
now point to small crop and but little
bright tobacco.
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"A curiosity of engineering. In the
form Of tiny steam engine, has been
made by an ingenious clockmaker. It
weighs only about fifteen grains, and is
entirely covered by an ordinary thimble.
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LADIES Those dull tired looks and
feelings speak volumes DR.. Kilmer's
Female Remedy corrects all conditions,
restores vigor and vitality and brings back
youthful bloom and beauty. Price $1.00.
% bottles $500. For sale by White &
Wilhite.
For elegant Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes cheap, 90 to G. F. Jones &
Co
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VALUABLE

Due West Female College.
CESSIOE opens First Monday OF Oct.
- Ten Teachers. Ten Pianos in con-
slant use Facilities in French and Music,
instrumental and Vocal, unsurpassed.
The prospects of the College were never
brighter.
Whole cost Of Board and regular Tuition
for year, $l65.00.
For Catalogue apply to
]. P. KENNEDY, President.
July %, 1886 Q
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the fact that have bought the entire stock
Co., comprising nearly s6OOO Goods
embracing splendid lines Of
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions,
indeed everything usually first Dry This in
addition already Stock gives the largest and most complete
Of Goods before contained Store this City in the
upper bargain spot
to give trading public the benefit of it.
prices surprise you We
that competition the question: for others would undertake
sell their Goods the do they would have to sell them for less than
and BESIDES and this wouldn't be business
know.
The following few prices sixty
days. in o make for Fall purchases
5000 pairs and Shoes, SOC s1O0 pair
1000 pairs Ladies' and Gents Shoes, from sOO to $3.50 pair
1000 Boys each-worh double the
$50 Boys
the money.
Goods Notions Fancy Goods Hosiery Gloves Collars
Cuffs Yelling Rufng
customary prices.
RIBBONS-l including all the shadeson which entire
ly oversd and sell. You have them price,
CORSETS than SOC 75c The
nous Cor will sell less than manufacturers
The makers of these Ce require their sell them at less than
bought them Assnees s of
agreement who understand their value
would advise buy
vii notbe able replace them the prices offered.
On next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the Sth,
9th and 10th days of July,
We Special STRAW and FELT HATS
prices down be good only for these three days We want
everybody opportunity them
cheap dfor than their
anyway buy but bring along
anything that that
you may not be disappointed about it.
We will glad
We know your your
money for them Come
yourselves. Respectfully,
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Eight members of Congress have
died during the present Administration,
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County Auditor.

Tho friends Of T. ]. WEBB respectfully noni'
nate him as candidate for rcappointment to thf
Office Of Auditor of Anderson County, subject tt
the Democratic primary election
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The friends of Judge ]. s. coTHRAN announce
him as candidate for Congress from the Third
Congressional District subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary or Convention, whichever
plan NAV be adonted.
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NOTICE.

HAVE now IN STOCK, at exceedingly
l. low prices
Doors. Sash, Blinds and Glass
of every description.
ALABAgTINE, an excellent wall finish.
WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL and PUTTY,
READY MIXED Pa TNTS,
VARNISHES, colors dry and in Oil.
PICTURE FRAMES, made from all
styles Of Gilt and other Mouldings.
Picture Frame Cord and Hangings.
va Call and give me trial.
w. B. BEACHAM,
Depot Street, Anderson, s. G.
July @, 1886 1y
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QUE WASHINGTON LETTER.

Y AsHiNeToN, lises's = ~, July =, 1850. $50
NIB. EDITOR TOR !. Hsfo y. anu acu.e Holk. :
sis being done Y tne treasury sDepais.
3mens, 70 me nature -. OF preparation 10, !,
the payment o. u me ]nagments rendered q.
5bys the Alaoama clalms Court. Inc
flfst Sompsr sroiier's ana Tue fi!sn Aual-
tors ofhces nay nave 1or some time oeen
closely occupied with tins ..l1e1 business, and
the progress made made mas oeen BEEN as rapid, a cpn,
sidering the magnitude ana e3acsness,
and tedious nasnre 1 q Z, sne work' as !. was
possible 20 MAKE y. ine CLERKS 'i q oosn
,othces nave osen WORKED yea % tnelr UTMOST y
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already learned through the local Of the
the fact that have bought the entire stock M NJ
Mcconnell Co., comprising nearly thousand 0O0 dollars worth of Goods
embracing splendid lines Of
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
y ANDERSON COUNTY.
Bu T1os. c. Liqon. Jaldge of Probate
TO RENT

July %, 1886
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28
Application for q Patent

Eureka. Nevada, February 9, A. d. lsss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Mill Mining Company. whose post once I'd.
dress 10 Pehranagat, Lincoln County Nevada, has
this day hled their application Tor patent for
nftecn hundred linear feet Of the "Ftfth Of July
mine or vein, bearing gold snd silver with sus-
fsce ground six hundred feet Ia width. situated
in Pshranagas Lake Mining District, County Of
Lincoln and 6tats Of Nevada, and deaignntsd By
tue field notes and oh1ciAi plat on nle In this
once ~ Lot Number 81, In f.wnship 1. Range,
30 Of Mount Disblo Msridian. The exterior
70 wit:
Beginning at post marked No l, o 9 Survey
No u, T I, y h, 90 n, section q; thence the
North = post Of Bee 8. T I, Il, 50 Y, bear.
y deg b 7l6 feet. thence running. Let course. D
II deg 1900 fest. TO post marked No q, U o
Survey No 81, old monument bears IN deg "
~ feet from said pot N, .. Thence, ID
cosr-s. 70 Ass y c;G ;s-t, 10 post marked NJ
., Survey No 81; old monument besrs . ~
deg = % fest from post No 8. Thence, ID
Survey No 81; old m,numens bears n Is deg
feet from post %. Thence, eth course, b 70
deg 6O0 fest, TO post No l. the plscs Of besiH.
ming. Containing 70 90. LOO acres. Oourses ex-
pressed from the true meridian. with magnetic
variation Of 10 deg tast
The location Of this. mine 10 recorded In the
Recorder's once Of Lincoln County, Nevada. 10
BOOK OF Msrins Notices. page 1871, VI the rsctrds
~ lincoln County. Nevada. This claim 10
bounded By no known clat,ss.
Any and oil psrr0n. claiming adversely any
portion Of the said Fifth Of July mine or surface
ground sre required 70 aie their adverse clainla
with the Resistsf Of The United ttstse Land
Once ~ Eureka, In the -tats Of nevada. during
the sixty days period Of publication hsrsof, or
they viii BE- barred b. virtue OF the provisions
Of the statutes. Al
, F.H. HINCKLEY, Register.
II ID hereby ordered that the foregoing Notics
OF Application for Patent be published for the
Pertod Of ten consecutivs wsshs 10 the Plochs
kecoAD weekly newspaper published 1t
Pioche, Lincoln County, Nevada.
fl7.lOt ~ HINOkLEY, Reristsr.
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Notice TO lienhoIdsrs.

MOTIONS HEREBY 0lvIA THAT TIM
~ undsrsignsd has commenced ap actioi in
the Justice Court OF Phoebe fovnphip, Lii coin
County, state Of Nevada, in which sctiop the
undersigned 10 plsintin and ksyaowtr SILVER
Mining company, Ohio mine and Come,
mine are defendsnts. whicb action 10
orcughtto enforce . AeE In favo, Of plsiptis
eud against defendants, upon thu following
d0scst6ed property and ySsniees, sttuated IN
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln cosnty. essis
q Nevada. to wits The properly huov b u ne
.,yaowsr mine. IN said District, containing 600.
aoiiars. gold coin. and Il clained under
end ~ virtue ofan Act Of the Legip
!aturs Of the State Of Nevada, entitled
An Act TO secure lisne to mechanics
~! others .sndto PspsalallotAsfA cts n rsis.
non thereto. approved Nsvch I'd, ISIS. Now.
therefore, all persons having holding ,or clsin.
. .ns liens upon said prsmissp under the provis..
lone o. :aid Act are hereby notified 10 b and
eppsar before said Court ON the nth day q
.rveofuasy, =. 1879, ~ 10 O'CLOCK 4. n, and
snsn nc there exhibit thei, said lisns and
is7td MARX oaunrcB. L.sahe,ase.
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Eureka, Nevada February Q, A d 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
N D. LEHMER. whose postof1ce address is
Cincinnati. Ohio. has this day nled his appli.
fec, Of the fAhmer mine or vein bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground six hundred
feet In width, situated 10 PshranAgat Lake MIN.
ing DistRict. County Of Lincoln, stats OF Ne
vada. and desisnstsd By the field notes and
oflcial plat on nie In this once q Lot Number
%. 10 Township 3. South Range, % East Of
Mount Diablo Meridian. Tho exterior bounda.
ries Of said Lot No "a being y follow, to ut:
BEGINNING At post marked No l. . Survey
No 81. .. r. 50 y. Section 81. Y D NJ. whence
Z. bears 81 deg Isl feet: old monument and
post the same. Thence running. LIST course, 8
10 deg " 1000 feet, to post Married No ., 8
Survey No 49,; old monument being cedar tree
II inches in diameter and bears "a deg " 3
feet from post Noa. Thence, I'd cousss, n u
deg " GOO feet. to post No 8. U survey No a;
old monument bears \ 64A deg " - feet from
post Nos. Thence, sd course, n 10 deg 1900
feet. 70 post No I. U 4 survey No 80; old mouu.
ment bears ~ deg " 80 feet from post No Z.
Thence, 4th course. 9 "a deg = 1870 feet, to post
No ], the place Of beginning. Containing 20
66-l00 acres. Courses Expressed from the true
meridian. with magnetic variation Of 10 deg
East.
he location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders once OF Lincoln County, NevadA, In
Book OF Mining Notices, page 2is. Of the records
Of Lincoln County, Nevada. This claim ID
bounded BY no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Lehmer mine or surface ground,
sre required to file their adverse claims with the
REGISTER Of the United States Land Once ct Ru-
reka. In the State OF Nevada, during the sixty
dsya period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF the
statute.
F.H. HIHcKLEY, Register.
III hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
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usrsrp sr4rzs LAsD oyy,c..

NOTICE Ii HEhkBY 0fyRX THAT Z. J. In
~ Das1ox. who's pcstollcs address 10 ssn
rnasiseo; c.iifornis. h. this az nled sis p.
fest q tho "Busls and wa.hisgtoa" mine or
vein beeriue silvsr. with surface ground two
hundred feet in width, dtaa4sd In Ely Nining
District. County Of Mhcolu. end 1lats Of Nc.
80. snd ds4szss4a y he AsH notes 80
u, IN Towns4ie !, Nsssh R0es u. - Of
Mount Disblo nsyidim. 6aid lot No. Il being
bounded = follows, 70 M:
Begin.tng q post mAgted 10 !. U S.uryy
No y, whence the % corner POST Of sscttoA =.
v 10 -. fhsnos isssins. iss eossss. y 70
De- ~ min y SO t.lo ~, y eost nerhsd No :,
survey No u; thenas. ~ eouses. y - deg IS
mia v ~ a.1o fsst. p ppst Married Nc >.
survey No II. from vAieh post on lot No y. p
ss ssrv.y es.ss = q e nis e ss - tss y
posi- Married NOD, o safssy 10 81; thsass,
Ssh csurss. y ls9As mn Z seist-lo fsst, -
cnsss. ] q ~ i III ! y 81 ~. . -
.asisa Ho 9: sssysy e =; 49, -
o. vi;sso1 -, 80 - ~ t.iS ssfss.
MG1stts yaslsal6A v 40 I'D,
m lpes1lea n NJ G7as lRrsoordsd ID III
2ssugoes1s o(nse 81 NJ 1ialsu nlsesiseb Lincoln
eoQn1ys e1e4s ~ 1ssa1A. VI
~ s1 ~ - s:s: 3: r = -: s s 3. 3:
uostt ~ H. se(Isms lod1 = ~ souih.
potion 81 sajd nusSe - ~ lnglso m{us II
6urfsss Steun1 ~ ssenissa y Az thsis ~ 49,
elAias With The Hs1is4sr Il the Unite4 9tafel
tsnd 00ee q Enrsla. In ~ otsee n MsyA1A.
duFaag the sislg. dsys psrls1 Of publieytilI
III. hmoEIEr. Register.
Il u psssby osdsrsA ~ ~ fagseeing npsicl
Of apyliea1lon Ses ps1ent b pat1iaAed Ter ~
psF6od u ~ oans6ea1iye wes&a u ~ piocb1
1aocoap, . vssbiy nsvspapsf publiehs1 d
toehs, Nsvsds. -
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Application for q Patent
TO THK
THOMPSON NINE.
No. TOT.

UNIFIED 0xAIt1 LAND OffILE,
Eureka, Nevada. Febsnary "a, 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. W.
IN n. GARDEN, Whoss postodiee address Ia
Rhlladslphis. Pennsylvania. hae this day nled
his applicafioa for patent To- ono thousand
lloocl lines. 80 e the Tnonpson Nine Or vein
drsd and twsnty.three t32al fest In width, situ-
ats, lying and being In Tenn Flute Mining Dis
trict, County Of Lincoln and State OF Nevada,
and known And designated by the field notes
and ofncial plst on aiein this once ss lot Num-
her Fifty-nye 49, located on qnsurveyed land
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No. 66
being % follows, 70 wit: Variation 10 degrees
and 50 minutes east. Commencing At . post
marked "No. 1. o 9 survey NO. g." whence U
9 monument ON Grant Pesk bears N AK deg
20. wysndotte lode. bears Dcrh an deg east
40 feet, and the working shsft on this lode
bearB north Gil degrees west IT'S feet. Thence
running, LIST eoarse, north 20 deg west 1000 feet,
to post MARRIED N0.2, . survey No. Cs, At the
y SSsn .nn,S o. snis -, Claim
to post married No. 3, o 3 survey No. IS. at
the northwest corner monument Of this claim;
thence. "a course. south 20 deg east 1000 feet,
to post msrksd No. !, survey No. IS, st the
which monument IL on the western boundary
Of tho Wysndotte lode; from II post No. i. U 8
euYvey No. 20. wyandntte lode. beazs south san
deg west ss7 feet; post No. o survey No. ~,
'Psodigsl lode. beers south an deg west 500
fs 70, md! pct :so H. ,u rive. SS 4 ;sa
thence. Ath course, north Ah deg east 52s feet.
- post No. 1. st the plsce Of beginning. con
tanning 1870 acres. This claim is bounded
on the south BY the wysndotte lode.
The iocetios 81 this SiDs T. au;S recorded IN
Rscords. Any and sil persons claiming al.
vsrsely any portion OF said Thompson Nine or
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Application for q Patent
No. $751;.

NO. 0ols
AYOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. No.
N MAHoM aud J. L: RoUTzOSG. whose
comfy. Nsvsds, has this day nled their applics-
tion Tor . pstsnt for Altseu hundred linear feet
OF the Magnolia" mine or vein bearing silver,
with surface ground six hundred feet IN width,
situated IN HlghlAud Mining District. County Of
Lincoln and State Of Neveds, and designated by
the Asld notes and ohicial plat on Ole ip this
once ~ lot No. n, located on unsurveyed lands.
The extWioe boundaries Of aaid lot No ~ being
- eolloen. 70 Wit.
Beginning = post marked No: !. U = survey
marked o o mineral monument No. /. bears 8
b. dag z 3A7S feet. This smokestack IL about
rs fest high and feet square at the base. The
msin shaft In this claim bears 80 deg " 802
feet. The notice monument stands Y feet north
Of the center Of the shaft, thence running. LIST
course, Q n deg " 1900 fest, 10 post marked
No. ., o 3 survey No. 81; thssce, ID course.
10 deg " 80 feet, to post L,arkek No. 9. U 4
survey No. ~; thence. "a cour Q. II deg
1900 fest; cpcst nssksd MOI survey No
post No. I. the place Of bseianine; containing
10 0S 100 acres. posts Nos. and stand In the
original location monuments. Posts Nos. and
stand about 70 fest eastsrly Of the original To-
cation monuments. Magnetic variation. 10 de.
Ths location Of this mine 10 recorded In the
Recorders ofEcs Of LineeIn county, Nevada, In
book Of mining notices Tkis claim il
bounded ON The east snd west BY extensions Of
this lods-nsmes unknown-snd on the north
and south By NO Known claims. Any and ali
psrspns claiming adversely any portion Of ssid
Haanolia mine q sur1ses ground ase required
% ~ thsir advs1Ss claims with the Register Of
~ uHiSeA Dtatss Land once Ut Hurek, In tn
~. y Hsv:As. during shs sis,y dsy; period q
viftno Of the provisiops Of the statute.
y.H. HINoKLRY, Register.