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in ancient and modern languages
and the science of business. They are
carried on far enough 10 insure their adj
mission to the Freshmsu or Sophmore
class in any f-st. class college. No pains
are spsred TO make their training at Trinity
Hall perfect, as far as it goes; and to this
end the best of talent has been secured IN
the wsy of teachers, and particular atten-
tom ia given 10 the physical development
of the pupils, By military drill ard gymnss-
tic exercise, under the supervision OF
graduate of West Point Military Academy.
The following are the officers OF the instl-
,nt;on: Ri Rev. Court'sud Whitehead,
d D.. Visitor; Rev. Thomas D Pitts, A.
NJ, d. D., Rector and Instructor IN Eng
Esh Branches; Francis Schmidt, Instructor
in Ancient and Modern Languages; Capt.
Harrison g. Otis. Instructor in Mathemat-
ice, Chemistry, Physics, Military Tactics
and Cslisthenics; Miss Helen, Instructor
on the Piano; W. A. Ashbrook, Instructor
on Violin and Guitar; A. W. Kinter snd
Nv MeAniuch. Projects. OF this faculty
Dr.. Pitts and Francis Schmidt are well
known iastr sctors, and the latter one Of the
deepest and most thorough students and
excellent gentleman in the ranks OF the
nroSession. The school is nonsectarian in
ehsrsc;er, but religions instructions and
,sschiugs are not neglected. The discipline
"a andy, and the endeayor always Is to
appeal 10 the better part Ct the boys ma
,pre, and by love and patience win the re-
suect srd obedience of the pupil, rather
than to control him By east iron tigor OF
ruIe or Law. At present Trinity Hall Is
in A aourishing condition; enjoys . large
attendance, and will be the leading prepsra-
tory school west of the Alleghenies, II 1t has
no: SI-aAdY accomplished that result.
wAsa.Ssyey AND JEFFERsccSS coLLEsE'
This famous and ysHsrskis ;astiiuton,
or rather two institutions, now happily
united, though long divided and separated,
dates back TO some where in the eighties
of 100. LIS krst students reci'ed in the
open sir With psrhsps the redmsn fOr
curious lockers on, and the shade ct sas
satras bushes their only p election against
the sun. In 1891 Jefferson College
was chartered at Csnonsburg, and
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.-,,b,s away from the dreadful contentious
SS,-ssn LABOR and capital, lifted high
sSovs the fever levels, and located outside
'Ss cvcloue belt, it has nothing TO disturb
- svsn tenor of its existence or to leopsrN
ESs ia daily peace. Perhaps At
,;mss il is slow and plOddiDg, while other
rIaees are enjoying boom; but II that IS
u csse IL never comes TO . stsndsIill, nor
s-,sr;epces the distress incident TO hard
,Iss Ii is free alike iron mushroom
Sooms and the parslyzing effects OF Ousl'
ness prostrahon.
Heretofore the people have given them
- vholly 70 the cultivation, the i'm
U-ovsusnt and the care OF their farms and
,bs vast herds of sheep and cattle which
,br;ved upon them. In this, they, like Abra-
Nm ogoId became wealthy. Their lands
we're valued on sn average at more than
SI0O ner acre, but as if this was not
s,o1vh. the discovery was made some time
GO that 1000 or $500 feet below the rich
sSTfscs lay a rock filed with gas and oil.
l. ia rarely the case that nature lsVishes
~ treasures with both hand on the same
sno. The farming section IS not
often the mining region; and
=. a rule. where oil is found the land Is
n.zIsss for any other purpose. This eondl.
non. however, seems 70 have been reversed
here. Tne finest grazing and farming
iands were fousd TO be the best gas and
oil sscuous. Il wont be the fault OF ns-
rlrs il Washington is not soon the rlenest
norton Of Pennsylvania. Ou, gas, WOOL
and grain is 8 combination rarely met
nth IL fourishes here and ne mistake
The FIRST development Of the Washing
ton county gas aud oil field Is TO be traced
- the result of the wildcat we'll drilled oy
~ NIAGARA OIL Company OF Buffalo, New
York on tie Michigan farm some distance
80, Washington. 4 hGs withBtse known
Living of the oil rock Ia Butler county,
3.svn from that section 10 the helds on
- Ijrtle Kauswhs in our State,
ns.sss through Washington county
The NcGuigan we'll was iocsted on tins
80 and drilled 10 the depth OF $500 feet
:. rors and the result was the finding OF
y, sDa body OF sand and ma nihcent sup
,Iv Of gas. TIE people OF washington
- - aroused by this strike and at once
,,,k mssus 10 test the land nearer town
S.mneI Hszlet tbs banker, A. b Csld"elI
and others OF this type at once organized
,Ss Ponies asa, aud Light Co, aud ehoss
. i,e.iou on the banks of the CnsrnerS
. I'm H,zlet, Caldwell, Sfrestor, Todd,
49, and Others Of the Peoples Fl i
: - ~ ssrs boys Thy were III the habit
E 4, "a orber youths of slyIy sirpping down TO
,n Charters aud taking a sS5im despite
-, iniaDctious. Ous day one OF
- spck a holloz reed in the mud and
- held q match over It
a bright fame was the result t
and this phenomenal was reesutG
Sbsp tbry were re- ~ u lO2s's their we'll
"a dr;l The HISS M. l, Zoe gas WE'LL
rss.rded their enrsrFrse. o h.r wells were
.onk bv hem and by tie Queens Com,
n,nv-s IL er organic 'ricn. In one drilled
:, me lat named company in 1884, on the
1, A. tie a - OF rown. oil @ss tound
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ESQ. as q residence tor mselt and fam
ily $lu0 900 were expended on the build
ing and grounds, which in point of beauty,
elegance and utility exceed anything We
ever saw. The grounds comprise about
thirty acres and are laid cut in fine de
sign in landscape gardening. The late K.
NJ Copeland, Esq OF Boston, Mass, q eel
ebrated gardener, devoted much time and
labor to this work When the school was
organized some years ago the Smith home
stead was secured, ss it's heslthfulness, its
general convenience. and the many oppor-
tunities afforded for all sorts OF outdoor ex
ercises and athletic sports made it an IN
rivslled spot tor an institution such as
Trinity Hall was intended to be, The
building has large, we'll lighted and well
ventilated rooms, dormitories, dining halls,
recitation rooms, psrlors, libraries, hath
rooms and closets, asi is, in fact, 40 per
feet ss modern science and an unlimited
expenditure OF money can make it. The
design of the school is wholly pre-
paratory. Boys are educated in the
various Euglish branches and
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New York.
NEw YoRE. May l7.-Flour-Receipt
21l63 barrels; exports LAS barrels a.
3sO sacks; market dull and easy; sales
II 600 barrel. Whest-Essier; receipts
GIG $50 bushels; exports l22, l42 bushels;
Gales 3,O64,OO6 bushels futures. SSS,OOC
bushels spot; No. 2 Chicago SIC; No:
hard 92Sc; nneraded red 87!@9l3c; No.
? red s7L@88S9 i. .. b. 30. ! red sac;
M ! white 9ltc; No. 2red June 40
8s3c closing at S7sc; July 9Ss@S9tc,
closing at SSic; August s8f@S9!c.
cIoeing at 89go; September 88t@9Oc'
closing at sec; October 9OS@9l4c, clos
inc az 9OVc; December 92!@9Sic, closing
at sSfc; January 93s@94ic, closing at
94sc; February 94i995lc, closing at
953c. n-STot lois shade lower but
moderately active; options tote lover,
closing dull and weak; receipts 2S2.lOO
bushels; exports l22, l42 bushels; Gales
S56 600 bushels futures; $4,000 bushels
spot; uugraded 35@46c; No. 3 42ci
steamer 45@45Ic; No. May 4Sl ACC
closing at 4sIc; June 47@47icr closing
at 4iC, July 1OsVD1'Si SioeHb %
August 46i(947tc, closing at 46tc; Sep
TENDER 47s947ic, closing at 47s Oats
Less active; receipts $3.50 bushels
exports 355 bushels; mixed western 81
64Sc; white do 4?a46c. Stocks o.
grain in store May Is: Wheat 2,s5l,
S67 bushels; corn, 423650 bushels
oats, 1895 bushels; barley l6 5S4 bush
els: rye, Is. 393 bushels; peas. 2,434 bush
els; malt, 2S7.l75 bushels HAv-Frm
shipping Use. Cofee-Firm; Bio ate
ootiops stronger and active; sales 95,35I
bags; Nav I 7O97 Sc; June 1851 Goo
July 7.42@7.50c; August 1867. 40c
September 7.35c; October 7 a0ci Nc
yember I BIC; December 1900. Sugar
Quiet and weak; fair to good refining
quiet at Hose; refined dull; c 5O5ic
extra C 6i95Ic; yellow Ale; mould
l6la6lc; standard A &c; confectioners
! s:i: cu,loaf and crushed 7@7tc; pos
Ssssd 6lI-l6@6te; granulsied 6te
cubss 6s66fo. Moissses-Duil an
steady; sales al lsic for 5O' test. BIC
l-Firmer aud in moderate demand. r
,,oieum-stesdy; United closed 1t IL
Tsllow-Steady ct 81 l-lSc. Rosin-
Dull. Turpsntihs-Wsaksr at sSt'
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expensive. Wells cost from 81 600 to &c.
900, and must be drilled $500 feet in most
locations. Oil is found in various rocks
such as the mountain sand, the Gantz, the
fifty foot and Gordon sands. The noun
tain sand can be dismissed as freak, az
it is not naturally coDglomerate or oil
bearing rock. The Ganlz, according to
what the scouts and experienced drillers
say, is the ordinary third sand" of
The Butler county district, while the
Gordon is the fourth sand" To give
new names to old familiar objects is mis-
take, and why the terms Gordon" and
'Gantz" are allowed, is hard to tell. 10
the upper regions the limestone is the hori.
zon from which the measurement to the
sand level ID made, the distance being
1880 feet. In Washington the limestone
is not distinct, aud the 'cosl measure
has been substituted in its stesd-the depth
from it to the Gantz or third" sand, being
1900 feet-With the Gordon or fourth"
$50 below the latter. The fifty foot rock
is, according to some of the scoutS, simply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-18
EPIT H ELi0 MA!
OR sKIN CANCER.

For seven ytars / suffered vi b canotr on my
face. All the ample remedies were applied TO Al
leviste the pain but the place continuel 10 grow,
inally extending into my nose, from when came
yeliOwisn discharge very offensive In character
IL was also inEamed, and annoyed me great Deal
Aeout eight months $40 as In AuHnta, al the
house OF a friend, who 20 strongly recommended
the use OF owiits specific that determined TO
make an effort to procure II. IN this vas sue
eessiul, and BEGAN its use. The influence OF the
medicine a. nrst Was 10 somewhat asgravate the
sore; but soon the infnmU alton was alisy ed, and
be- ian TO imprVve after The hrst lev bottles. sy
general reilth has greatly improved. am
stronSer and able TO do any kind OF work. he
cancer on my face began TO decrease ana the ulcer
70 heal until there Is not yesIige OF II l.ft-only
little scar mark, the place W ere II hai been. !
cure MRS. JoICIK A. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, August II, 1886.
have had a cancer on my face for some year,,
extending from one cheek bone across the nose 10
the other, II has given me great deal oil pain, NJ
times burning and itching TO such m extent that
II was almost vulnerable. / commenced using
Sw fits sdseidc 10 May, 1885, and have used eight
bottles. IL hiss given the greatest rebel by remov
iealth. w. BARNRs-
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept s, 1855.
For many years was a sufferer with cancer Of
the nose and having been cured by the use Of = s..
s., lIes cons trained by a sense Of duty to suffer
ing humanity 10 make this statement OF my case.
With the fourteenth bottle the cancer began TO
heal rapid and soon disappeared aud for several
months there hs, been no appearance oil sore OF
any kind on my nose o. face, neither Is my nose
at all tender 10 the touch. have tsien about two
dozen boz ties Of s 5. S and am soundly clrei and
know that !. 5. &. effected the cure alter every
known remedy vas tried and had fai ed.
ROBERT sMEDLEY.
Fort Gaines, Ga May !, 1885.
! had heard Of the wonderful cures OF Swiits
Specific, and resolved TO try It. commenced tai :
ing 1t in April, 1884. sly general health was much
improved, yet the cancer which was in my breast
continued to grow slowly but surely. The bunch
grew and became quite heavy. iel' that must
either have IL cut or die. But I, commenced dis
changing quantities OF anast black, thick blood II
continued healing around the edges until Ftbru-
airy, when 1t was entirely healed ue and we'll.
Betsy WOOD,
Cochesstt, Plymouth Co, MAsL July IL, 1855.
swifts Spe Inc is entirely veg table, and see ms
to cure cahoers BY forcing out the impurities from
the blood,
Treattse on Blood At d skin d sessss mailed Tree.
THR SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
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seminaries, so have been judges about 60
Congress men, Elk or eight Senators
and six Cabinet Ministers. At pres.
ent the Rev. DR.. Moffat. so we'll
and fsvorably known in Wheeling, is
President of the college, and under his
the high standard and ex-
cellent record Of the fne old institution ls
being kept up. The electro-cut above
represents front view OF the
new building which was finished
in 1875 and stands beside the old
structure bearing the date 1893 on its
front. There is no place in the United
States where thorough collegiate educa'
ton, complete and thorough, can be
obtained under go many advantageous cir
cumstauces as at old Washington end
Jaffa-, on
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Washington

in 1906 Washington Coheg5
a. Washington. Rivalry ana
var soon broke out between the TWO 'nsu c
tutions and all efforts to unite them wets
in vain. For many years good men WEI" ere
alienated, communities divided. ana tn '
nnlolt and press filed with calumniallon On
accpnn, of the bitter contest between tne
seats OF learning. The fight was kept Up
unr;l 1859 whea q consolidation was eL
fecTed, and the present Washington ana
Jefferson College established as one lnSIi
,nt,on and forever located at washington.
The new college is finely equipped III .ne
wsy of buildings, campus and nails s5 snu
reioices in an endowment tnnd OF S-oV,
600 Il can BOAST Of q faculty and course
of instruction equal to the best Ess.ei s.
colleges, while its alumni are prominent 10
svery walk of life Washington ana Jeneri
,on have graduated 1924 students, OF
~bom 442 nave entered the Christian
ninistry, AZ have become presidents OF
colleges, rs college professors, 70 profess
,rs in theological seminaries, 70 IN female J
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STATE SECURITIEs-DuII and heavy
GoYERNMENTs-Neg!ecte

6TNTE DEUUhIIIEo= I7UII uIu HO"FJ'
RAILRoADS-More active sales 81 ,3lG,-
600.
SrocKs-The opening prices of stocks
we're divided between gains and Losses, but
all within per cent. of Saturdays close.
Conspicuous in early dealings was Oregon
Trans. Continental, which was active and
strong. Prices for the general list were
Grm throughout the morning, nut there
vas some slight shading of toward the
close, Consolidated Ga closed with q
loss Of per cent C B & O. closed II
nigber The rest Of the general liet shows
fractional gains. Among the inactive
stocks we're Nil /, S. aud V. cspnon
,ho~s On advance Of 2 per cent. Trans
,c,;ons l44247 shares.
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Is shown IN thus sr, ce. Tueir sore one
of the finest in the way OF apr ontmenr,
finish and artistic design in West PEI nsyl'
vania. The firm Of W W. Smith & Son
make special y OF clothing body ussels,
Gne dress goods, carpets, etc, and do q
large trade on both tides Of the line be-
tween the two States. They are amoOg the
most the solid, substantial and industrious
firms in Pennsylvania.
A. B. CALDWELL
Another fue business block is that OF
Mr. A. B. Caldwell, a cut of which is here
shown.
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THE FIELD.

A. NOW de712,~ned the Washington
county oil ;eld ex,eods from the ua0oy
well on the B. Il o Tsi'r sdtrack. south
west of Washington, some FIVE miles to the
north and east Wells, TOO, are now drlll-
;ng Eve more in advances OF any previous
strikes and there seems to be no evidence
Of any Emis 10 the eE,ention north and
east The territory is the deepest e 81
opsrstsd in America and is exceedingly
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money l 1-2as Per Oent--Governmen
RegIected-Stocks Firm-FlOur 0niet
aud Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
New YoG2, May Mooney easy at
Hap per cent; prime mercantile paper
It 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange dull
and steady; a! 4S64@l8S!
Observation-Disclosures.
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The fine banking house Of this wal
known gentleman is one of the architect
ural features of Washington, end ADDS
much to the appearance and style OF the
street on which it stands. The style and
design have been much copied of er both
here and elsewhere, and this is net to be
wondered st, as 1t is a building which
would grace any city.
W. W. SMITH \ son.
The large iron front tu,ine's hesdqusr;
terra of this ent rprising and leaiing finn,
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty


EAST LIsrRrI, May It Cattle - Re
ceipts 1924 head; shipments sl9 head &,
market strong ct last weeks prices; 81
cars were shipped 10 New York.
Hogs-Receipts 7700 head; shipments
54OO head; market fair; Philadelphia
81 4O@4 so; Workers 81 25@4 IS; q
cars shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head msrks! active a. last weeks
closing price,
New YORK, May H. Beeves-Receipts
were 1000 head, making $500 tor the
week. Early seles EsFe strong at Friday 3
prices, bu. before the finish declined 10
@l5 per cent; extremes for steers s. 10
@6 90 per cwt for bulls So 50@4 Is;
DRY cows So 4O@5 To- eZporta today l6S
beevos; ioP the week l3,400 bseves;
5 $40 quarters Of beef; 800 carcasses Of
mutton.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head, making
SO, 900 for the week; market hrmeE and
bis her With good clearance at ~ 50@6 90
per cwt. for clipped sheep; s. 5O97 so
for clipped yesrlings, and S@l0lc per ID
for spring lambs.
HogseReceipts q,llO head. making
&c 500 for the week; ncne offered alive:
market nominslly steady and unchanged
at 81 6O@4 IS per eWt.
ca oAoo, May 1.-THE Drever's j Juf-
nsl reports: Cattle-Receipts 1000 he, d /;
shipments 1000 kssd; market slow but
steady; shipping steers. 81 20G4 80;
Stoke and feeders s. 0O@4 so; COWS,
bulls and mixed 81 2O@4 81; bglk - 90
as 90; through Texas "a Ol@5 90.
Heu-heceipts $1,000 head; shipme ntS
5000 head; market strong; rough and
mixed g. 1904 90; packing and shipping
81 1904 IS; light weights % e5@4 rs;
skips 81 5000 TO.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
none; market stronger; natives q 509
5 60; cables from British markets are much
more encouraging with lighter supplies
and steady demand. London reports On
advance Of llc per 10 best American
l3Ic per ID dreased, and Liverpool lc I'D
vance for choice American steers.
| Cincinnati.
CScAsLr1, o May II -Hogs-Stesdyi
common and light g 1901 Is; packing
and butchers s. 9OGai IS; receipts 1920
head; shipments l,24d head.
RETHoLEUM.
| Eit1sviIls.
TITusyILLs, b., May lT.-Petroleau-
National Transit certificates opened O.
79c; highest T2sc; lowest 7l!c; CLOSED
at lie.
BRADFORD. Nay l7-Petroleum-Ns
t;onal Transit certificates opened at II &c
closed at Tho; highest 72Ic; lowest 7lIc
Fclearances $4,000.
Plttsburg.
PTrrsBuRG, Pa, May l7.--Pstroleum-
Doll and hesvy; National Transit certif
Gates opened q. 7lto; closed at Tiic
highest 72fc; lowest Tile.
Oil Oity.
on CTTY, Nav lT.-Petroleum-0pene
at re; highest f2sc; lowest Tile; close
at Tile; sales 965, 900 barrels: elsarance
: ! 9S4, 900 barrels; charters l44,2s5 bal
rels; shipments 801l7 barrels.
New York
New YoEK, May l7.-Petroleum-
Was very dull; opened strong at 72c, ro'
to 72tc, slowly yielded 10 lite and close
at ia. Sales 1891 .0o9 barrels
.
DRY GOODS.
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Ladies

DO you want a pure, bloom
ing Complexion? IL so, q
few applications OF Hagan'S
MAGNOLIA RkEiM will graf
ii,y you to yeEP aeart's con-
tent. 1t does sway with Sal
i3Wness, R6dHGssa Plmples,
BIotches, and Oh diseases and
imperiGca0ns 81 the skin. II
0yercOmesthe flushed appear.
ance Of heat, fatigue and eX-
element. ItmakeS q lady Of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
It's application.
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DRY GOODS.
New YORK.

Esq EoRK. May lf.-Dfy Goois-T
make. generally reaee,eds bs.tsr den.
Tor ANAL asssrtmsnts, in which 6nsh ca:
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TRINITY HALL.

On an eminence overlooking the town is
situated the magnificent building OF this
first class preparatory school. The hall
was originally erected by W. W Smith
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WASHINGTON.

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razsspseI rains dsig lneinains suads,. Assos.,
,o.isyion trssn, run daily sxssS. HHnaay,
". RUBIkEON
aen.ral freight and Passenger Agent,
}. q. TOMLINs SON,
Ticaei Agent, Wheeling. W. Va
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O,,aao;usd under the laws of Pennsylvania.
Spns +. lsss, manufacture and sell q full
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al 9ains daIIy sa.sDs rundsy.
Trains leaving BfidespoSt % 4 IN p. =. q; ~ aty
ams) arrive 1t Chiosgs q s:so following Domin6.
Trains Leave Cleveland lss wheeling q 80 q . :,
r A. FORD,
as. -, and nekst Assst, fit,sSsss. rA
ass.r.l Ma..s.s. r,t.sssg. p
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-06-05
PATENT NOTICES.
for a Patent


usrrED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Enreka. Nevada. May g, 1859
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Payday Gold and Silver Bining Company.
whose postoifice address is San francisco.
California, has this day filed its application for
patent for Fourteen hundred and eighty mine
linear feet OF the Payday mine OF vein bearing
silver. with surface ground Six hundred feet in
width. situated in Jlckrabbit Mining District.
County Of Lincoln. and State OF Nevada. and
designated by the field notes and official Plat on
tile in this Office as Lot No. 50. located upon
unsnrveyed land. The exterior boundaries OF
said Lot No. 80 being as follows. to wit;
Beginning at post marked No. !, U survey
No 20. from which u mineral monument No
bears n 4s deg 45 min E $40 feet. The stove
PHO OF Day Mining Company's Office bears N
Sc deg As min 440 feet, and tho smokestack Of
Payday hoisting works bears q deg 40 min
+ $50 feet. Then. LIST course. 3 "a deg As min
600 feet. to post marked No ., U survey No 20,
and post No Of u 3 survey No o., said posts
being Identical with the northeasterly corner
monument Of the Payday location, from which
the northvesterly corner monument Of the Pay
westerly corner Of the Payday location.
Thence. 8 ss deg 30 min 4s7 feet. to a point
on the westerly line OF q survey No 80; thence
N IS deg $50 feet. to post No l |, U survey No
80, and thence. s "a deg A5 min Il 600 feet, to
post No .. Q s survey No. 80. and the place of
beginning. Containing an area Of S,-i00 acre Of
land. Which tracts being excluded from this
survey leaves remaining an area Of Is 23-ln0
acres OF land.
Magnetic variation 10 deg East
The location Of this mine Ia recorded in the
Recorders office Of Lincoln county, Nevada, in
Book Of Mining Notices. This iodo is bound,
on the east By the Jackrabbit mining claim,
and on the north. west and south by no known
claims. Any and all persons claiming id.
versely any portion OF said Payday mine or
surface ground are required to fils their adver e
claims with the Register Of the United States
Land Office Mt Eureka, In the state Of Nevada
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statute.
FIJI, HIHCKLEY. Reri,ter.