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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
a BIrIhuaY RaIIY

Miss Christiana Taylor, OF Poplar street,
was seventeen years old yesterday, and she
invited large number OF her friends IN
call and spend the evening with her. They
did this aud all had good time dancing,
pay Ing games, &c There were reireshs, en- q
In plenty. During the evening Miss Taylor
was presented with beautiful gift from her
riends Richard Kau'z made the presenta-
tion speech.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
stats Teachers Association.

Al the meeting Of the State Teachers ass O.
citation on Wednesday DIR. f. z. Higbee
was elected president for the ensuing wear,
on motion OF DR.. J. p. Wickershsm, j, p
AcCaskey, OF this city, was chosen as secre.
taEy. Among papers read was one by DIR.
Edward Brooks on "Ths beautiful az an
sensational factor" Altoona was cho. en-
- the place OF meeting next year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
LANCASTER DAILY THURSDAY JULY s lsss


Close Of the lawn Festival,
The pineapple festival on the lawn of The
First Baptist church closed on "Wednesday
evening The attendance was large and Z
handsome sum was realized for the bene iit
Of tho church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
a Roof on Fire.

The roof ofs small frame house belong
lag 70 seibert q Heidee, on North Mary
ssssss near West King, took fire, ss is sup.
-, srom hIecrscksr Last evening. 1t
~ sxnnguiAhed with . few buckets of
water. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05

Yesterday Superintendent Henry X RAM,
Charles Kannerberg and N. Bsstendorf of
the Baltimore Mutual Aid society, held a
Picnic OF their own In the country. Thsy
bad splendid time and came home by
foot, having too many fish for one wagon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
fH4 FOURTH IN COLUMBIA
oUnasss ~ NE Dinsrest Races Rins and
4 - anmsschss-ssvsra, People severely
n)ussa whils Handling Pistols and
Fssswssks--A Boys Arm BROKEN.

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~ sss...s-. - scsartsin,nr srhihi.,ons ware
4 r ~ 4. :. ~.,,ous or-sn,sst,cna Tn the
4 S,s.s..,c. : rsme Of Call va PLAYED be-
S~esn ths y, n. q. A. club and the Our
1nva n which the former club won by
~ caore Of /, TO 4 In the afternoon the
e1rhe played another game In which the
SSnr ncvs won BY the score Of Is tot.
4 Qko Columbia Rife club held match st
ea.11r rnnee at O'Clock. The club divided
soSo tvo sidee which were csptained BY
Fl. q. Smith and Newton jackson. The
- match. .wss st 200 yards of hand,
s11ooabas score To-.
nmitb. 60 Treble, As; Girau, 35,;
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
The New Engine Here,

The new Clspp q Jones engine for CON-
psny No. 2, OF the city IRE department,
which was shipped from Hudson, New
York, ON Saturday, arrived In Lancaster
wednesday morning. II was taken at
oucs 10 the engine house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05

Robert Powers, who Is employed at
Henry Martins brick machine works, on
East Chestnut street, had the end of his
hnger almost entirely cut OIL this morning
while working at a plsner and DR.. Albright
attended his injuries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
Fell From u Window

Minnie, infant daughter OF Harry Hsmr
residing at the corner OF Mary and Lemon
streets, fell from the front window OF the
house to the pavement below, a distance of
several feet, and had an ugly cash cut In
her forehead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
DINA ZAH,

hwoPE In this city, on the 9th inst, Amelia
Cath trfne, daughter OF g.. B. and Emma
swope, In the 2Ist year Of her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her parents residence, No. 4Oi West Wal
nut street. on Saturday morning at O'Clock
Services at Mechanicsburg at II O'Clock. In
torment at Mechanicsburg. Jy6-2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
Made An AssIgnmsnt

M'ehsel Young, OF Penn township, as
sig led his property to-day for the benefit
o. creditors TO Thos. Keatb, Of the same
township.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
In aTews.

julius Levy, Jr, formerly OF Lar caster.
bus now with John A. Flstehsr, dealer in
msnutActursrs' supplies In New York. n In
oosa % Fourth Of July visit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05

ID X o = o SA LIS FOR GRADING
sIREET3-seaied proposals will be re.
ceiveo by the street COMMITTEES up 10 nonday
evening July 10. lsss, ut O'Clock, for grading
the followiuH streets. to wit:
Union street, from laurel street 10 Iowa
Lane Fremont street from Laurel street TO
Love Lane Juniata street, from Rockland TO
Marshall streets
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
SInce OF >. Z. slaymaker. City Engineer, at The
security.
The Committee reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids received
PropOsa' to be adj res sed to "street Com
mittee" for "Grading OF Streets and do.
posted In street Committee Box at the office
North Queen street.
by OIder OF STREET COMMITTEE
Gko. W. PIsRgRToN, Clerk. i,b7lOi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


orsIrs BALTIMORE y HARRISBURG RAILWAY Co.
western kNtens;on)
GKrrYsBuRa. Pa, July 8, 1883
proposals are invited for the grading Iun.
mel excavation, masonry and ballasting upon n
the 10 miles OF line OF the Baltimore N HarIis-
burg Hallway tWestern Extension) living be.
tween Ortanna. the present terminus 81 the
baltimore Harrisburg hallway, eight miles
west OF Gettysburg. and the connection with
the western Maryland hairoad. near Blue
Ridge summit (Monterey,) kighty per cent,
OF monthly estimates win De paid in cash. as
the work progresses, ana the balance unon
hnal estimate ut completion.
Prohle can be seen, and specif n cations, forms
OF proposal and other I'M ormation obtained of
MAJ, NJ: W Boyne. who VIII be at the Western
maryland X. Il. passenger station, q gettysburg
on July 9. 10. IL. Ia. II aud Ia. All proposa,s q
must be made under seal. mar ked on enve,
lope. Proposal for work on B. II Ry.
fMestePn Ives pn..s EsItsnsion'"2 ana sent 10 j. N.
Baltimore, bv noon, Nj oDdsy, July lG accom-
panied by the references or Testimonials OF
bidders. BIDS will be received upon the w hole
work. or any portion OF II.
bids. VI
1t DAVID WILLS, President.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-05

WANTED--TO RENT A LICENSED
w Hotel In town having three to seven
thousard Inhabitants. Eastern Pennsylya-
MA. address, LOCK BOX 4l3,
tu5 6ldS2twa MiddletOwn Pa
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

A female Mark Tapley, after a
lite OF toll, found herself intimate
of All almshouse. Reviewing er
trials she said her husband had a.
bused her, often beating her, but
the Lord was good and took him
away. When her son grew up he
also was unbind abusive, but the
Lord was still mercitul and carried
him oft with an attack of pneumon-
ia. She had much to be thankful
tor in her old age; she had two
teeth lett, and thank The Lork, they
were opposite each other.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30
No. 422.
ArrLIcArloN FOR 4 PArI
L.. 5 LAaD OFlIC.
LAS (Rttrs, y. 81.
NNV -tb i1ga

APPLICATION FOR pATEST.
Las N'.S,a, ~ M.
my ''"' '
NOTICE IL hereby given, int william !.
littcil, whose post oinc" u'dro's is hitc
Ou"s Lincoln tuuuty, territory 't New NrA
leo, has tiiis day titd MS application Tor a
patent Tor i1l linear feet OF the MAJ Lone
Mine or vein bearing gold aud other miner
ais, with surface ground $40 to sc tctti n
width, aud The " MAY lode MIA. Nlrt 2
acres OF uOn-lninrrul land situated ia White
Oul $ Mining District. tountN OF Line. la and
Territory ut New Mexico, und dasiInaitd by
the tcll note. aud oihciii piHts. on hle IN this
office ~ lots number 11t \. and inl Il. i'm town
ship Il, south of range II. clst OF New Mexico
principal mcrCdiln said lot so. to4 ~, MAY
Lode being a. fuIiuws, to Wiz:
Beginning at corner No. J, II san atom" 3Ot
lbN inches, murkcd l1Ol y Whonc" ". -
section section %. tp. o, s.r. II east Nm T..
NJ, hears n-i- 81 n ". 22i4-uS feet distant,
corner No. /, survey No. b57, corner No, l.,
survey No. GS2, and corner No. ., survey
No. il d, hcars N. $40 IS W. 70
! feet distant ; thence II. IS1 W. variHti N IL
o. e; I6-o5 itet Intcr"cct ~ ilno SuryeN No
iOt ID, at II. % % 10. e. ~ foet from cor
ncr No. = thereof $50 feet intCrsect "a
lhe survey No. a@' It n h5S e: 2,73 rect rom
corner No Thereof. 22-j6 feet intcrScct ~
line survey 90 Htn.Hfo W.3-3i foot from cor
nor No. ttCcrcot, 2ii2 feet to witness corner.
Corner No. a sand stpn" 32NllSS inches,
marked W. CO i0i y whence II W corner
shaft No | hears Be 90, @ IS feet distant,
3'i- = feet to corner No. ?, on % liuc survey
No. 55S ut s. ~ lG e 80 feet from corner No.
2 thcyouf thence 5 Ia 10 o variation l3c q
ucr Ne. 3 II faudstonc3JNl ,NGinchCS, mark ed
I.1Ot \ : thence as @ variation l3c : q 1876
to corner No. !. Il granite stone '@3XiiNI incl e.
cs, marked LOO \ thence IL lG7 II W vIria-
ton IL ~ q I5l feet to corner No. !. place Of
h"ginninr. Mtgnctic variation 13o b5' to
~ "a g. containing 5t%| acres.
Rrcord"r's Onire 81 IincoIn comfy NV
Moyiro in Ront -. ~ inyo a and i,oot y
-. -. 80. ST. -
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

Our Ney Boy (whose credentials
are coming by maiD-"Dey's &
ionnleman down stairs, sar, what
vans ter see yer" Ourselt--''Did
he send up a card!" Boy-"Nos
sir" Ourself-"What's that IL
your hand!" Boy-"Dar's a kyind
OBJ cyard, sab, he CUB me, but 'talni
got no spots onter hit-on'y spell
in"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30
T THE BATTLE.

1t was after the din of the battle
Had ceased in the. silence and gloom.
When hushcd wal the musketry's rattle,
And quit the lannon's deep boom.
The smoke Of the conflict had lifted,
And drifted away from The sun,
While the soft crimson light, slowly fad
ing from s ght
Flashed back from each motionless gun.
The tremulous note of a bugle
Rang out on the clear autumn air,
And the echoes caught back from the
mountsinS
Faint whispers, like breathings of pray
er.
The arrows of sunlight that slanted
Though the trees touched a brow white
as snow,
On the bloody sod lying mid the dead and
the dying
And it flushed In the last parting glow.
Thu dark. crimson tide slowly ebbeng,
Stained red the light jacket of gray;
But another in blue sadly knelt by his
side
And watched the life passing away.
Said the jacket in gray GIVE brother
Joe Turner, he lives up in Maine.
Give him these, and say my last message
Was forgiveness" Here Il low moan of
pain
Checked his voice. Then You'll do me
this favor,
For you shot me :" and his whispers
sank low.
Said the Jacket in blue " Brother Char
ley,
There's no need-Pm your brother"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

1t is given out that Mrs. Cleve-
land has discarded the hustle. We
hope our lady friends will not fol-
low Mrs. Cleveland's example in
this particular. The hustle is the
hest armrest ever invented, and its
usefulness should not be sacrificed
because one woIna says 1t must
20.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

Di0HI v REWARDED are hose who t~,d
AUInI, this ana then act thcy Il
1tLOilnl md honor bio emtloyf1,"l
that will not take them from their l.rss
aud families. The profits are large ara It.ts
FOR very industrious person many kavA
made and aru now making several IuudIrA
dollars a month. II is easy for any on l.,
make 81 ana upwards per day, who Is wiilu =
TO work Either sex, young rod CHfitsl
not ~ 'd"d We start You. Everything LC~.
No special ability required you. reader. esR
90 It uS well NJ any ono, Write us Mt npcH Tor
tull particulars Whkh VIC mail free. Adcrtga
oGLRcs STfNSDE u CO., Portland. Maze
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


L. s. Land ONCE,
Las Cruces. n. NJ.
May It'll, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that William j.
Iitteil, whose post office address i. White
Oaks, Lincoln County, Territory of New HpN.
lco, has tins day filed his application for Ii
Patent for 599-Il linear feet OF the He Horse
lode. mine or vein hearing gold and other
minerals, with surface ground 327-15 to Gl-S
feet in width, situated in White Oaks Mining
District, County of Lincoln. and Territory Of
New Mexico and designated 10y the Held noics
and oihcial plat on ulc in this ONCE rs lot No.
survey I0t, b, in township g.. south of range II
east Of New Mexico Principal Mercdian, said
lot No. 7Oi - heing - follows, to wit
BEGINNING at corner No. l.. u sandstone 20y
1i,zj inches marked l.104. % ; whCncc-cnrner
sections % &c, 2i.36, twp. 6. f II and II e N. NJ.
2. NJ, hears 101 So so, g 31S7-4 feet distant,
corner No. =, survey No. $50 bear u rs so W
SO feet distant thence s 55o 81 4G' W varia.
lion 49, G Btu to corner No. ., Il gluuite
stone 2axSZl inches, marked 2.7OhD theme, 5
lSc o. lO'' G variation l31 3 e 1921 fect 10
corner No. ., n "andstone 2txllxl0 inches
marked 3 70i.D, thence 53o 81 4B' g yaria-
ton re 80 e 225-S+ feet mtcrsect "a line
Empire lode survey 504.C at n 60 west 3i-Oi
corner No. !, a granite stone 27zlOx4s inches.
marked 4,7Ot.D thence n 3Gc So 30 W varia.
ton l3c q loi-+3 feet interscct - line survey
No. 7Oi CatG1 ll-8 feet distant from corner
No. 3 thereof, 572-3j 10 corner No. |. place OF
beginning. This survey : located in p G !, OF
W 4 section 20 twR, esrG IL @ \: n. ?. ~
ing 5.lt7 acres. The location - this Mine i.
recorded in the Recorders Office of Lin.nI.
County, New MEXICO, H. Book NJ. page ga of
Mining Records. Tho adjoining claimants pre
northcrly, survey 557 westerly, May lode.
Any and I'll PERSONS claiming adversely any
portion OF said lie Horse lode, mine or ST.,
face ground are required to Nleth. ttn1rr. d.
claims with the Register of the Tli.g4 ststt.
Land ONCE at Las truces, In the TERRITORY g..
New MEXICO. during the sixty days Drrud r.,
publica ion hereof, or theV win 10 uai-ad Dy
virtue OF tn" nrO visions of the Stniutc
EDMOND g, SHIELDS. Register
IT il hereby ordered that the foregoing
tice OF Application TOR Patent be puhieE
ia the period of 10 days ten consecutive
weeks in the Lincoln County LEADiH 4,
Weekly newspaper published at White Oaks.
New sMexics.
EDNUND q. SHIELDS, Register.
T.. Mob. rimon~y, Claimants Atty.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

We cordially recommend TIE YANKEE
BLADE 10 our readers as a pure and hIgh
med JmaiIv story paper, n n tho cerl
jest. Aihougf .ls restleT subscription priof
- $500, pe eR agree 10 sc1d II a N entir
near n aqv 4 adc- of ftaf paper o. reecir.
j SLeo et Mis qsss. :
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30
From the Grand Army Record.
Captain Jack Animate Poker.


the d%eservedly famous Poet
Scout" is not a gambler, vet his
ong life IN the far west where po-
ker lives and hourishes, has given
him an opportunity to gain an in
sight into the various features Of
the seductive game. While Com
mander-in-Chic John 7. Rea was
at Lynn in February last, he vas
accompanied by Mrs. Rea and 9th
er ladies, and by a number ofprom-
inent comrades, among whom was
Captain Jack, who is on the staff Of
the Commander-in-Chiet The par
ty was royalty entertained bv Post
5, and during the proceedings our
scout comrade was called on for a
speech. He conyulsed the coln-
PAW W tn one of his witty charac-
t~eristic addresses, recited several
of his own poems and told a mum.
OF funny storis of the wild west
In the course Of his remarks
he said that while visiting
the Soldiers Home he had
noticed that in the party were Jack
Rea, Jack Adams, Jack Linehan,
and Jack Crawford, four Jacks, and
what might be regarded as a "way
up hand" as the sages of old would
put it; but the hand was no COED
for arrayed against it were Mrs.
Rea, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Reed and
Barker, four little queens. This
sally was received with a roar OF
applause and laughter, which show
ed hat the old vets present had
not forgotten the days when, away
back in the war times, by the flick
erihg glare of a tallow candle stuck
in a bayonet in the tent, or out IN
the traekless woods beneath the
shade of a tree, they had INDUCED
in the game tor currency ''shin
plasters," or for plug tobacco, ga
chew ante" 1t happened that the
"four queens" named were sitting
together on the same seat, and at
this pokeristic compliment their
faces flushed with becoming bushes
Jack noticed this, and as soon as
applause had subsidized, added that
even were the Jacks yet inclined to
make a bold stand they would now
have to surrender, tor he saw be.
fore HIM a ''royal hush," and that
would beat anything In the deck.
This was a p~aralyzer, and the build
ing trembled with applause. A few
days since Captain Jack forwarded
to Mrs. Rea a copy of his book of
poems, "The Poet Scout, and on
the fly leaf thus referred to the in
cident related:
-Four saucy Jacks did once upon time.
Amid New England's busy scenes.
with bold assurance and with cheek sub.
lime,
Array themselves against four lovely
queens.
Now, anyone familiar with the game
or poker knows the queens the better
hand.
Yet those 'Jacks'went to 'bluffing' Just the
same,
And showed what gamblers call the
proper sand.
But DER the face of each fair queen there
came
A beautiful and most becoming blush.
Then all the Jacks surrendered, for tho
Pame
Contains no hand to beat a royal flush
So in remembrance Of that lively scene
One Of the jack who in the game was
played,
Presents this volume to the fairest queen
Against him in tina, winning hand ar
rayed."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

The reason a Cincinnati nan
gave for not being on hand at his
wedding was the fear that some of
his other wives might be there and
say something to hurt the BRIDES
feelings.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

"And so the Zee cream season is
again upon us, George" she said
Shyly. "Ies,"h he responded, 81
never pick up a paper now that |
do not expect to find some awful
case of poisoning.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

Queer thing, that about Jud-
kings, isn't it, sand a friend to his
nelghbor. "Queerl Why, what's
the matter with Judkings9" "Why,
he's lost all his property" "WeII,
he's in luck. He had Just enough
to be a bother to him."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

IMUHNMT0N has rcvolutiou'zed III.
LIN HUN sMo@51y during "; Inc i.st hsit
the wonders OF inventive prog ross u meta
Oh and system of worn thar can be .rform.
cl al over the country without scpuratinRtuu
"ork'rs iF1In their lumGs. Pay liberal any
on echn 40 The work ; either sex. young Orold
no special ability required. Capital not med
ca you are started free. Cut this out ard
tihlng or great value and importunce to you,
that win start va. in business, which will
pIlhg you IN more money rigrt away thSa
anything else in the world. Grand outht free
Address TRuE& Co. Augusta Maine.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30

Doctor feeling patients pulse
"What is your husbands bust
ness" Wite-"Hc is Il photo
grapher." D.-"Has he been
working hard Of late!' Z. W
81 don't know, Doctor. lie took
the portraits of four babies yester
day." D.-"H'm! Brain fever
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-30


Us. Lane Office,
Las Cruces, y. NJ.
May 18th, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby give that y fliam J..
Ljttel, whose post Office address Is white
Daks, Lincoln County, Territory Of Nav Mry-
leo, has this Gay iiled his application foru pat
Get for 1900 linear feet Of the Empire Iodc
Minc or Y in. bearilF -old and other Minerals
situated ia White oaks lining District oun-
u OF Lincoln. ANA TERRITORY Of New Mexico.
ana designated by the tield notes aud otscin
plnt on lie in this office as lot number 70'rt
township Il. south range II east Of New HpN.
60 Phi '"ipal MERIDIAN, said lot No O4-C btin
as fellows, t. wit
Begin ing at coner No. l., " sandstone3iNlo
rs inches. marked l.10lC; whence cDruer
sectiuus.!5 a6. -. 30 twp. &, s ranges II ana !.
east y. NJ. p. NJ. bears . &c 40' 2l'S @ 2!l5-G3
feet distant thence nGc W varintiT n no o.
- 32N-,5 feet to corner No. ., 2jXsAG riches,
marked 2.1Oh.C whence corner No. | survey
No. $50 bears ; Sic % W l0S-23 fuut thence
81 : - ~ W variation IL SO, q liG3-03 feet
tc corner No. 3, a granite stone 3JXlaNlI inch.
Is. marked ,. IO4.C thence 80 e variation
l2@ 81 @ Geo feet to corner No. 4. u granite
stone XXI Xi inches, murkoi I,i0iN thence
No. ], place of beginning. Magnetic varia.
ton IL So to l3c ~ c. continuing l5-bS acres
The location Of this Mine isr corded in the
Recorder office of Lincoln County, Tcrrit,
rV of New MrVicu, in Book n. PAGE ;3S. /
MinioR Records. The adjoining claimants
nr norihrriy, nearly adjoining survey Nc,
6 0 -westerly, He Horse Lode. unsurvCyed-
soutSerly, BLACK Prince ana Ella May Ledcs.
unsurFcycd-eaetcriN, SundrY Placer Mining
10 ations.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Empire lode mine or surface
prOuhd Nre required TO Tile theiI adverse
claims with the Register of the United State
La once, at Las Cru'cs, Ia the Territory Of
New Mexico. during the co days period Of pub
licatlon hereof, or they will he barred by vir.
tn of the provisions of the statute.
EDMUND q. SHIELDS, REGISTER.
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