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protection by merely crossing the frontier
and hiring clever lawyer who knows the
twists and turns OF eXtradition proceed
ings.
anyhow, il is standing disgrace TO
both countries that their thieves and hood
lers should bc able to set them at defiance.
We get scores OF American rascals and
return our rasC0ls 10 the United states,
Almost any day in summer you may see a
colony of American boodlcrs enjoying
themselves on the Canadian side OF Mag
ara Falls, while colony OF Canadian bood.
lcr- are occupying the hotel piazlas On the
American side. We Couslruc the existing
treaty rs loosely as We can, 50 as TO scoop
in rs many Of the dciaulting gentry as
possible, and have no fault whatever TO
find with the course pursued by the judges
and police in the states. But neycrthc
Ices there are ollcnscs OF n serious nature,
especially breach oi trusts, fraudulent bank
Tupts, aud that class oi crime which can
not be dealt with simply because they
were almost unknown m 1872. As bust.
ness grows more complex the number of
possible crimes, OF course, increases. |
think we ought 60 make an effort 10 frame
u treaty whose mcshCs shall he sufficiently
small TO enable rs To catch every man VINO
commits a serious wrong against society.
know this il the opinion entertained by
Sir John Thompson, the minister OF Jus.
ticc, and by Sir John Mcdonald the pre-
micr."
The whole difficulty arises from the fact
that Canada, being u colony, cannot treat
directly with the Uaitcd States, Any cN-
tradition act must include Great Britain
as well as Canada, and this ut once raises
the question of cNtradition for political
or quasi-political oicnscs, with which
Canada herself has nothing to do. II va,
ON this snag that u recently projected
| treaty came 10 gricl in the United States.
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PULITIcs IN DYsn
Another Democratic Legislative Candl
date IN tho Personal

Another Democratic LCgirlhtiyc Candl.
date In tho d-rorB5nol
Special p.patJh io Tho Appeal
DYEr,urE0, Tenn, Oct on. Col. 10.
siah Patterson spoke 90 @ large assembling,
Of "thc rank and Glc" at Tie iair grounds
on Wednesday afternoon. Ito was intro.
duccd by Col. T. T. Richardson, aud in
the limited time given him hy tIo man
agcn OF the association be made an able
presentation Of the tariff question, which
received close attention
"a iirc Alex Mitchell, Of Lanes Ferry
is announced a. q en- cratic candidate
ior the Legislature gain Sam Young,
who was declared tie nominee Of the
party y the late nominating convention.
The dissatisfaction that arOsc from the &C.
ton o. the convention. and that gives
birth g. the candidacy " Squire Mitch
ell, Is this Ia the recent Demo
cratic primaries the lines were
drawn on the Prohibition question, and
Sam Young, a Prohibition Democrat,
anu 1n Atkins mar, r.,, the popular
yo Of the county by SIS y. hfcc majority,
while Capt FowlkCs, Harris man and M
Az. 60 nc the majority II the district,
though in district No q, while Fowlkc.
wa -uOc siil by majority Of two votes
Toe dclpraus Of the Young ticket wcr,
elected With but one exception. Fowlkcs
friends claimed that, as their man carrie,
d strict No. T. the delegates should have
9 ven him the strength Of the district
Inia iic delegates refused 10 do, saying
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,urusUuui,u.u uI INU AIp H'
EnpRsNuE Tenn, Oct 20 - The
Methodist church Ia our little cily wa,
wednesday the scene oiaduub,y wedding.
which marked q notable event in sncHI
circles Mr. s. j. Chapman, q promising
Young business man OF stanton, iu tu.s
county, was married to Miss E.,uc Green
Crowdpr. of this place. anil De- T. H..
Cooper % talented young d. n 80, 10 Me-
T. NIrric Crowdyr. The ceremony uHs
performed by lhr Row &c. DursNHrth.
puudiug elder u, thy Brownsville district,
IN lhr presence ul large ml brilliant
u,cmH1sr lun puUy uul a..umH i.."H
hIiDs Hfr sisters. thu daughters U' Pool.
o. IS. DmHH.r iho uDIl auuuu educator
OF BmUuHI'n. and 1w young H.I col.
uw beauty TiU and uHn#. AH"r tIH
Hum.u. 20. .Uupy couples received .H.
uu.'...I.H. lu.mlu| lions ul IH..r m.H.
uIrH. HuI we'll WI.N.rH
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CmcAoo, lll, Oct 30 DipaIeac. from
various points along tlu Shores OF Lake
Michigan indicate that the storm VI Thur.
day WIS fcyou ou vessels that happened
90 be- out. Tho steam barge VI. VI, Drake,
corn laden, from Chicago 10 Buffalo, rs ou
% reef near Chrloypu. Tho schooner
Mediator was run down Of Racine, tho
crew escaping la the boat. a large coal
laden schooner Is ashore near laiIoys
llarbor. Wis. Many other vessels Ncfu
roughly handled by the gale, several losing
their canvas. No loss OF life has yet been
reported. but several schOonoB are still
uuarcuuutgd for
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The .,arnciI pclcn.e Tand.

DEU1rr, Mich, Oct 20. The Row De-
Charlie, O'Rcilly states that the rlrncIl
defense fund.- oi which hc {. sine American
treasurer, Is progressing finely, and will,
in all probability, be enough ,o meet all
the requirements ior which &. B. raised.
up io ,ho present time" said thc doe
TOR. II have received several Thousand
dollars from liuuwut -UutDHF. Tho move.
men, scarcely begun and there are "a
considerable number ul contributions
which are not here yet the Canadians
arr 1ulloug the Americans .u this mat
ter
"Whu will such litigation ne the suit
between rauclI sud lhc Time cosif' was
asked.
"Iho expense that Mr parncll win bc
subjected 90 viii hu lupWE thlt iH The
lowest amount uYUn Hu estimate carefully
calculated replied d. % Reilly.
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A rnoRouou DEMocRAr.
Gen. a. NJ wost sJouuy Declares iIiB
Platform Ia n Strong spOogh.

Gen. a. NJ wost sJouuy Declares HiB
Platform Ia u strong spocch.
sY,rlll Dispatch ln The Appeal
lloLry srRiNos, Miss oct. 20 Con.
4. w. West. who in days past has hrnu
the head and shoulders of the GrcouhicL
party IN Marshall county, AMI Ice Hc. %,
the south, made rUus.ug speech Ia o.
host ol Democrats at Potts Camp today
The general used some slruuguud dUldyu-
Ing arguments loo favor VI Democracy anil
while ho claimed ,h1t tho Democratic
party were today un his line and policy.
vet, Ice said the GrcHubIchurs vorr non.
r.t, and hr WIS nov heart AMI soul with
the Democrats and therefore lur !. H.
Morgan Tor Congress us against Guu.
Chalmers. lie further stated that mo-
GrcpnbicsyB with any scll-rfpHct could
Ia this campaign support Cen. Chalmers.
As Tor himself. nothing could drive him
into the Republican party. Throughout
the entire speech Ut two hours lrng.h The
general was bold md emphatic In bic
declaration in favor ui Democracy, lie
closed with thc I.sHriun that ihH safety
aud welfare ui thH country depended uu
the suncr., ul thc Democratic Wuy. The
speech Waa In keeping with tuu general,
sound aud sensible, and WIS we'll uhuu.
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Cumov, a., Oct. 20 Tho grand jury
Of Wright county hH returned an iudIct.
mCutamiust Mn. Bertha piggo ior the
murder Of her husband George pirglc on
May % Mn. DIggio was playing with q
dramatic company ut the time oi the al.
legged murder Her husband was very
much uyorc to her continuing on tho
stage and came here 10 urge hur to return
home. After much persuasion she con.
sDniod Ia quit the stage, but little later
rccintcd. II Il asserted that they quar-.
relied over the matter aud that she admin.
islgrcd morphine 10 her husband ia glass
OF beer. MIS-. Diggle has been arrested
and her case will come up Tor trial next
Tuesday
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Mo,t rmIncni .ppointmrniy.

WAsuISGrov, oct -. Tho following Is
a list OF the principal nominations made
aud confirmed 10y the Senate during the
session just closed:
George Norman, marshal Eastern dis
tict Of Louisiana; Henry Lehman, coincr
Of mint Ut Philadelphia. Probate Judges
boo uuh-John Houston, Garfield county;
Francis 4. Hammond, san Juan. VIM. g..
Mcburgor, Iron county; VIM. 4. stewart,
Kane county Thomas :. Watson, WaAich
county T. ". Cu.s. Weber county;
james 4. Melville, WiiarIc3uuty Samuel
Francis, Morgan county
Postmaster Samuel =. Tufts. Cen.
imlia. H.. Nicholas g. Stanton, West
Liberty. a.; Byron LcmIoy jackson,
Mis-; WIN. G.. BmW.yy. Mansion, Wis.,
J. 4. Wellington, Sidney. Npb; Robert /.
Fleming Lock Haven, "a, Phillip llUukl',
Sheldon, Ia; VIM. &. NpNhFry, Chicago.
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rre,IdcnIinI ApproNnI..

WASHINGTON, Oct 2O.-The President
has approved the acts making an appro-
priauon for the enforcement Of ia, Chi
ncse exclusion act; the act for light
house on Hoe island, Cal; the .oint rcso-
luton authorizing extra pay 10 employees
OF the senate and the House; the act
granting the l- Of way for the construc-
ton oi a railroad through the Hot Springs
reservation; the 10 secure 10 the Che
rokcp freedmen auH others their propOr-
ton OF certain pro. eds Of lands; the act
Tor the disposal OF t. q Fort Wallace mill
tary reservation, the 80 Ia regard 10 the
time Tor the meeting 20. the electors o
President aud Nicc.pf, idcnt, the a.,
authorizing the Secretary Of tho u Hrior
90 accept the surrender oi nd .tuyci the
land patents 10 Indians in c.r,aiu eases F,
the joint resolution allowing the govern.
mcnt exhibition at the Cincinnati EXPOSE
ton 10 remain there until November 10
next
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A nciermInea snIcIdr.

ST. Loris, No, Oct. Ca special 10
the Po,tDip patch from Kansas City, No.,
gives details Of the peculiar suicide by
morphine at that place Of Lee Ford, aged
eighteen years lie had made three pre-.
yiuus attempts on his life, giving him con
adorable nolOhcty. when asked why he
had taken the drug, he replied: III want
10 die. and guess IN make Il this time. I"
lis Gnt attempt was due 10 the fact that n
brother received q cosilier Christmas pres.
onl than he. Another attempt was made
because his parents moved from a large
house .a,s : Eugall Ons,
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TRAGEDY NEAR oRunyvmLa.

bowman Sterling Fatally Shoots o.
Negro "a tolf Defense.
-ItH Dispatch Zoo tb, Appeal.
1GUgvyuLr, Miss, oct. %. ~ dih.
Guilty occurred near lcland. this MORNING,
uu Nir Sirrlns's plantation, between
young Bowman Sterling and iUlwurl
ncgro, villa seized young Sterling aud At
tempted o. drag him "a The house. After
Stealing n cling himself from Dis grasp
thr negro IAN into thr huufr, and .DisIuH "a
shotgun Wa. in the acc oi firing whom
Young Sterling shu him iu thr abdomen.
u a thought tlr wound will prove fatal
sterling isu worthy nd pUurtnIu Young
man. lho ung,p is m lmpuuyu,, d.u.ui.
uul character
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CmDgo, Oct, ~ Tho creditors Eel.
Frank clifton Is Co, tho board cd uHU
firm who iril,l recently reported CHAT Doe
lnhIIiH.. ~ the firm amount to $4,000.
Nhilr their assets will not figure zap more
than tiIjij. This would pry % dividend
oi go per cent A committee has l..u
appointed tp rp over lhc books ct thr firm
and ascertain whether Theses figures vHu
correct, aud Ia decide whether 10 accept
tho terms 0r light the case in thu courts.
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A nnln abundance ,inmn.

MINSEAroLIs, MINI, Oct 20 Jonathan
Grimes, one Of the best known citizens Of
this city, was llccccd out Of 5000 ycslor.
day by a remarkable bold confidence
game. Another citizen named johnson "
out 5000 by the same means. The c,n
iidcnco men, two In number, came here
from Milwaukee, aud are known 10 have
operated at Omaha and other western
cities.
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CruukIpy, Minnp oct 2I N...'
Capt rayr, was engaged BOO conversation
with number of friends If night o
tramp ramo up behind h.m. duH a ne
yolycf uud Cred aN shots H. l.m ono
shot took effect he Me- Hayes am and
two othvr entered b.s Igit eide De- BE- it-
tally wounded lHU wlu WIS uWWr.iy
arrG.tci. Tho reason Doc gives inr CONG
hitting lhu decd is J.u' iu.1 Hayes ar
rested bin thursday iHr being Trunk.
The affair has created intense CA. i'mcut,
and there Be- strong talk OF lu,1ns tho
murlY.pF
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AnIndecen, ric,ur. riena.

NEw YoEE, Oci. ~. Charles J.. Davis.
the actor, arrest Il aud held for irill
ut the Tombs police court for having al
legged indecent pictures In his possession.
Mr. Davis acknowledged having the
pictures slowed away In his trunk, and
said that they were given 90 him by a
friend. llc claimed that tho arrest WIS
IN ilc ont oi spite because hc bad Edward
T.. Meyers arrested for stealing h,a iruclry.
Mcycfs hc said, told the authorities about
the pictures
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THE soorculRlsu CONGRESS
To be Held Next Summer ut Columbia
Preliminary Meeting.

To be Held Next Summer nt Columbia
Preliminary Meeting.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct. 2O.lhc DCmp-
crai prints a report Of the meeting held at
Columbia yesterday to take action in re-
gard To the Scotch-lri,h con which is
10 he held at Columbia some time next
May. Col. T.. &. Mcdowell was elected
chairman and the Rev. T., Warren Clark
aud \. G.. Floyd. Of the H,rdid, secretaries,
and Mr. Lucius Frlcnon treasurer Gen.
W. J. WhiIthorncaud the secretaries were
constituted an executive committee. This
meeting of the Scotch.lrish here has boon
discussed good deal for some time and
has attracted considerable attention Il
has been layomb,y considered 10y all 10
whose attention il has been called.
Col. Heating, oi Tur ArrENl, has
written several articles express
ing the warmcst approval, aud u
number OF other newspapers have given II
favorable articles Already numerous let
tens OF inquiry have been received from
members ul the race from Hll parts of the
country, desiring lu obtain Information iu
regard tu the congrus, aud expressing a
determination tu attend II. THIS gather
ing will draw hlthcr representatives Ul the
race from every section ul the Union. II
viii result la fostering lulornll feeling Doc
tween thC various sections oi the country
and giving more precise information la re-
gard 10 ihi, great race. Besides, % will re-
suit In immense good To Columbia aud the
surrounding country twill be- ana im-
munsr advertisement ui our matChlvs, nat
uul advantages, which will Doe seen by
representatives ul thr most powerful pa
pens ol the nation, and writivu up IN way
that will attract attention everywhere.
uut people are fully alive tu tho uJyuut-
ages which lhcy Nill gain 40 very lIll.
cost, AMI will welcome every step lrlIur
tu the nYyumpII.lmrut ut the uudyttHEIuu.
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Nrvbrrry N0iVnufITmrfI,

WAuISorov, Oct gO-Among the
nominations which were not confirmed
by the senate before adjournment WIS
that NJ William G. Nywbyy, Tor pa5t-
mlst.rat Chicago.
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CiyrivS,u. o., oct 20 Capt Geo.
Mccoy. proprietor oitlr FIith slrcc, ferry
WAS drowned today while attempting 10
save q sIcJrcr that bad h.lau from DDS boat
into the water Tho captain Wa ma cx-
pgri swimmer and as saved many pcruns
nom drowning. bat Do. WIS uurdcd 10y
hit heavy clothing. AMI df.bri under
sumr cuh hirsrs llr .u tuI oi Capt
W. g. McCoy, vel known 60 al river
ultu.
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Acquitted OF a serious charge.

MAMMOTH SrnISGs, Ark, Oct lO.-W.
W. Cook, one Of the prominent young at.
torneys VI Mammoth springs, was arrested
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to make. A recess was then
taken until 1890 o'clock.
After the recess Mr. McMilln, chairman
oil the committee appointed to wait upon
the President, reported that that duty had
been performed, and that the President
had stated that he had no further commu-
nication TO make to Congress.
A further recess was taken until 1888
O'clock
After the second recess (Mr. McMillin,
OF Tennessee, in the chair Mr.. Ryan, Of
Kansas, offered and the House unani-
mously adopted the following resolu on:
That the thanks of this House are here
by rendered to the Hon. John G.. Carlisle,
the speaker, for the courtesy, ability and
fairness with which he has presided over
the deliberations Of the first session of the
Fiitieth Congress.
Speaker Carlisle, having resumed the
chair, Mr.. Hopkins, OF New York, offered,
and the House adopted, a resolution ten
dering the thanks OF the House to the otli-
GERS Tor the courteous manner in which
they have discharged their duties.
As the hands OF the clock pointed to the
hour OF |, the speaker said: THE hour
OF o'clock having arrived, now declare
inc HOUSE auJOurnCu sine Tie.
The announcement was received with
applause and the correspondents in the
press gallery evinced their thankfulness
by chanting the doXology.
An Unprecedented Adjournment
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The closing
hours OF the session of Congress were
comparable to those OF none OF its prcde-
ccssors within the memory OF the present
generation. The hustle and excitement,
the crowded corridors, the anxiety OF
claimants and lobbyists, the efforts OF
Legislators in behalf OF belated measures,
were conspicuously missing. In the Sem
ate a gallery audience OF a score Of indi-
viduals at IL o'clock had increased to 200
or 800 at the end, and these looked down
in placid silence upon the round dozen OF
senators and complement Of clerks Pages
and attendants busily came upon the floor
OF the chamber.
The dignity and decorum Of the body
were preserved TO the end despite
the meagrencss OF numbers and
that the body was practically pow
crlcss for any legislative purpose,
was successfully concealed from the
official eye OF the official reporter Con-
structvcly, the tariff bill was under dis
cussion, but practically not worl was
said on the subject. The greater part OF
the fist hour was spent in recess, formally
proposed by Senator Allison and formally
ordered by the Senate. But the last hour
with few momentary Interruptions, Wa
spent in q state Of suspended animation -
OF waiting lsr time. Sixty seconds before
| o clock tho president pro tenn, ingalls,,
arose, and with the uttcmnce OF his first
syllable the hush Of profound silence fell
upon the body.
With the fall Of The gaycl, the act which
formally terminated the first session OF tn,
Filticth Congress, the audience, the at.
tendanls even the senator's. relieved now
from the operation Of rigid rulcs-ap
plaudrd the brief though dicniiicl and
c)urtly, remarks on. 'hc chairman aud
celebrated be- rinni ,ni The recess.
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Mr stanley. last words On leaving caro-
IN bic present mission we're "li must uHi
be- supposed that am lust lD.u.u ana
unable ~ communicate with ihy outer
world
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No. 2,115.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


Notice is hereby given that the BIZ
Metallic mining company. corporation
existing under the laws of the territory
Of Montana, by James B. Risque, at
torney-in-fact, whose postofilce address
is Granite, Deer Lodge county, Mon
tana, has this day filed it's application
for patent for 107S.4 linear feet of
the BLUE JAY lode mining claim, stu
ated in Flint Creek mining district,
Deer Lodge county, Montana territory,
and designated by the official plat and
field notes on file in this office as lots
Nos. 60 and 1S4, township 7 north,
ranges IL and II west being more par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner a
granite stone 24x10x6 inches, set IS
inches deep with mound of earth
alongside, and marked 1896 for corner
No. l, from which the one-quartcr sec
ton corner on the north boundary of
section 36, township north, range IA
west, bears north A deg II min west
32S0.2 feet, and running thence south
"A deg .O3 min east 939 feet; thence
south deg 35 min west 65 feet; thence
south 70 deg west 1131 feet ; thence
north s deg 50 min east 2S4.5 feet:
thence north 80 deg, 50 min east 1855 it.,
to the place ofbeginning, containing an
area of Gil acres claimed by the above
named applicant.
The location Of this mine is recorded
in the recorders office at Deer Lodge
county, Montana territory, in book 2 Of
forms, page 6l7.
The adjoining claims are as follows:
Survey 2,044, Bright Sun lode, on the
north; survey No. 1864, Accident lode,
on the south ; survey No. 1856, Baier
lode on the southwest, and survey
No. 1857, Great Maria lode, on the
northwest.
s. W. LANGHoRNE. Register.
First publication. September 6, 1883. SO
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mo. 2,114.-
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HELENA, MONTANA, September 1. 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the Bi-
Metallic mining company, corporation
existing under the laws of the territory
of Montana, by James B. Risque, attor-
ney-in-fact, whose postotfice address is
| Granite, Deer Lodge county, Montana,
has this day filed it's application for a
patent for l l,4OS linear feet of the GREAT
MARIA lode mining claim, situated in
Flint treek mining district, Deer Lodge
county, Montana territory, and desig-
mated by the official plat and field notes
on file in this Office as Lot No. 81 in
Township north, Range IA west, being
more particularly described as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner a
granite stone, 30xl2x1O inches, set 90
inches deep, with a mound of earth
alongside, and marked 1-2367 for corner
No. l, from which the one-Guarter section
corner on the north boundary of Section
&c, Township north, Range II west
bears north Is deg. 81 min west 3,2OS.4
feet, and running thence south 8 deg, 335
min west 121.5 feet; thence south 80 deg,
80 min west 25S.5 feet; thence north 7C
deg, Is min west 1,262.5 feet; thence
north S deg, 35 min east 1865 feet; thence
north 81 deg, 81 min east 1913 feet; thence
south y deg, OF min east 5S6 feet, to the
place of beginning, containing an area of
$50 acres. of which 1.25 acres are in con-
hict with survey :, 2,l30, not claimed, leav-
ing an area OF SO acres clainied by the
above-named applicant.
The location Of this mine is recorded
in the recorders Office Of Deer Lodge
county, Montana territory, in book cf
forms, page 529.
The adjoining claims to these premises
are survey No. 2,3O9, Silver Peak lode on
the northwest. anJ Minnie II. lode, un-
surveyed, on the northwest, survey No.
2,150, Pride of the Dell lode on the north
east, surves 2,O44 right Sun lode and
survey 1896, Blue Jay lode on the east,
survey 2,365, Baier lode on the south.
s. W. LANGHoRNE, Register.
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