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T RE RAILWAY.-Ticke Offices, 4oi; 3l7.

IL RE RAlLN \ .-llckcU Olllce>, tOl. olts
u ~ and o57 Broadway l5s is s, BoweTy Isl we;Nsss
York: 321 and 1913 Fuon.st., Brookyn; l0I Broa1way
Williamsburg Newark and Hudson sts Hoooken;
or Sleeping Car and orders for checking and
transfer baggage can be obtained Express trans
Chambers-st. local Trains 5 to 10 minutes earlier
a. M daily, Day Express Ludet drawing-room coaches
10 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Hornelsville 10
IN 40 S Week DAYS Delaware Valley Express, par1
ear to Binghamton, Owegc. Elmira and Corning
pullman train Of day and buffet sleeping coaches to Du
falo Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati and
st. Louis; no extra charge for fast time
buffalo CINCINNATI and chicago, ...o 10 o.an
ESQ e 49, n 20 $50 . iS 90 p night
fS:s So S p eS As su@d'y Sss AZ 3d. 80
70 go a y nls'! 80 10 80 z
$50, $50. aeIo 80, 49, ;Sos 0. 10: 80 p m
I? 4 5iSs' u S:sS, 80 10 80 p night
10 ii 30 a. m, .. 80. 90 80, $50 $50 20
go, 10 P M; IL night Sundays a. H. $780,
RidgcwoSi and saiern74, 80 80 9 80 10 go N;
l. hah 49, 40 e. S Rdse%ec S's 80 T. 60
.a5 ss,5aS,7 30 = night 80 49,
no p % s sS%a'{ s. To 80 40 M 80
cos sSaaa{is a. 2 %: % 10 80 3d. 60 $50
Miietown and Port Jeryis-4 45 80. 0. 10 80 m
az 4;SS' 500 o. p M p H. 'uau''s .'io ~
Express trains from the West arrive In Ne"'i0fA ~
7:cs: II So Err n and 10 20 p m p FARMER
CENT SUIT General Passenger Agent
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miscellaneous.
BUSINESS me- N

Of ntc limited capital wanted managers Of
city improved system ~
control being universally adopted in all
burning cities.
The 20 the absolute and
matte control Of his irrespective OF the
stln'y changing conditions OF supply demand reduces
insurance risks and danger from FIRE Incident whistnp
blowing and smoking burners, and preventing the frequent
breaking Of costly globes.
perfect combustion OF the gases thereby In
illumination and obyatng the deposits of
uncOnsumcd carbon frescOed walls paintings or
drapery.
Insuring a pure and heathful atmosphere and the
GUARANTEED AVERAGE SAVING OF THIRTY
THREE PER CENT IN MONTHLY GAS BILLS
thousand machines IN service. lnf1rsed by
highest mercantile, corporate and expert authorities
Address call
TIE UNION NATIONAL GAs-sAvING CO.
74i Broadway, Ncw-York
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good t Prime steers sold year ago at 81 010+4 w. ana
the average estimated at ~ 10
BEEVFS-Recepts yesterday and to-day 2iS carloads OF
$50 head-35 direct East Side slaughtecI III cars
GOtb. Of which consigned 10 MT Last
man "a ears to J. Stern. and d ears to Kaufman "
strauss while export cattic Tor the Eilh
and lO2 ears were received nj jersey cry the ater
nil for the market with held over from Saturday
a. he last named yards and OF local stock uptown
The total offerings ia carloads 49,
A. usual there wide range In the quality OF
the cattle offered but there was little irmer feeling
On ali grades while trade slow and the yais
were no, fully cleared the sales averaged 10c higher
than Friday 49,, o- - ,oo =. ,,. H.,
clu1ng some Montana Steers nc 80 O1d$i 80,
yud ordinary Prime Natives ~ 80 50dEJ 10 car
load OF stockcrs7 sold at - 81 1-2 and II picked
Illinois Steers averaging 1850 H. were bought u NJ
Golismith by j. I.OudOn the fancy figure OF rs IS
pcr 100 NJ They viii be slaughtered for Matthew Cor
cOIan. Of Centre Market
Bulls sold At Saa4s -, Dry Cows at 81 1892, and
Old oxen at - 7Oo<4 %
The Erin -als today with 1873 Extra Prime Western
Steer, which Mr.. Goldsmith reports averaging 1900
Tomorrow the Arizona viii sail with 1850 quarters
This weeks shipments OF Live Cattle anr Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton follows
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ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J. On and after OCTOBER 2sth, 1883.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

.,r, GRAND TRUNK LINE ,o,,rr
Trains leave New.York, Via pesbrOsses and Cortland
Harrisburg. Ps6srs and The West With Pullman Palace Pal
p. M daily. New.York and Chicago Limited o. par,
lor Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestbuled Cars "
wliamspOrt losk Haven. 90 M ;co p n c,S,5y
ana Erie q 100 M connecting at Cory Tor THUS
For Lebanon 100 nj 20 M and Il s, ND h saanr
only. 90 p. sundays, rs and 10 100 a. m ,.s.
Batoe Washington and The SSSa aaS e man
s sSa9 a.y s US Dining carr CARVE Tcn1ioa
s &c., 10 81 ssS 90 10 U and inf
SUNDAY G;i5 and 90 a. M 4 80 and 0 100 D. M ana
For Atlantic City and Cape May 100 m week day.
Long aon Wa R Rs and So and
II 30 noon. 20 and 90 y. M ON sunday. 9;AS
ros oh ana od Ss aS no. sp a AsSy h
and Norfolk Railroad. 100 p N daily via Baltimore
poS na % BAY n so N esy With all through
trains at Jersey City. aiording speedy and direcs
transfer for brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort.
landt Streets Ferries as follows
10 Wellington Limitef aud ii 100 a m. II 20. 100.
zoo. 800 T. 4 go 90 600 $50, s 200 and . '9o
100 % Ia lsa .S SG % a. ms suadays EsD's'
r and svas Ssn l3lS ' a essDs ssaSas M
CD m o. sunday. connect i Trenton for Camden:
Aston House and foot OF Desbfosses and corsnds st
Cougtst and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Futonst.
The New.York Transfer Company call cheek
General Msnasss General Passr Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Tine Table Of October 0. 1883.
4 100 a. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauea
Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
5:45 a. for Eason Bethlehem and Allentown
700 a. IN. tor bennington. Easton. Bethlehem Alien
" 5 10 n m for Flemneto n Lake Hopa;cong, Easton.
Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh ChuaA Wllkesoairs se,an-
ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsville. Tamaqua, shsmokn
sudbury Lewlsburg. Willlamsport =
n m for FIenlngton, Easton Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc ,f.,oh
3;45 p m for Easton Betnehem; A HsnnsIn A1
30 D. for Pennington. Lake Hopatcong fsis'oh'
90 ana 20 D. ~ for somerve and Pennington
5I5 D. m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Maueh
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, ETC. On sundays at '''o
a. SID IL is a. H.. l. 4. 80, rs D. m; sundays.
a. 3 a. M for Red Bark, Long Branch (Asbury PARK.
Ocean Grove, except Sunday. Point Pleasant Paror
cars At i 40 m H. so G D. h. for Farmnsaae LAKE
WOOD Manchester. Toms River, Barnegai etc ,,..,,,
4 a. n. p. for ATLANTIC CITY. Nlhelahi
l. G. Sis 10 80 II rs a; m; l. a. 4 80 $780, SiS
y ~ SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER S. n. r. s.,.A,
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch. LAKEWOOD lonis "''
and Baynegat at S:i5 y. M
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central Il Of NewJessey ana rhadsDaa ana
9. II q. m. 80. Sl5. 5 80. 30 IL y. m SUM-
DAYS At s:tS a. m ;so, II p m an $40 IN
- p m have connection for Reading. Harrisburg Potts
$751; 944, 140, k323 Broadway 1871 6thaye. 264 West
lo5th st., 1872 East 125thst New.York Court ST.. $50
lultonst:, % broadway, brooklyn. -.
New-York Transfer Company Will call for and cheek
b
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EnrIewood Tenady costcr. spakilI ard Nyack 20,
II Z 90 80 and IL 30 a. ID 80 4, q 90 500.
$40, $40 s. 10 800 p M, Il midnight Sundays 7.
% 80 a. m 49, T. S15 noon AdiItIonal trains
crcssEiII and Way. 20 a. m. and 80 p.
sTror Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey ara laniH~ns
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Q. Benefits OF Protection the Farmer
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z. Unprotected Labor IN Europe.
s. Democratic Friendship for Chinese Labor for
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Grants, Forfcitufes,
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10. Democratic Hatred Of Union SoidierA
H. Civil Service Reform.
Democratic Rascality In Office.
Fisheries and Retaliation.
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IL. Addenda.
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Railroads.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of coraands sal
80 a. m. Tor Catasanqu7 and intermcdae points.
g. M for Geneva. Lyons. Elm.ra- Rochester. Buffalo
and the West. and principal local points Shsf ear 70
o. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car TO Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
3lo n M for Pittston and principal intermediate
noints Chair ear l.. and B. Junction.
< 40 n M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pointa
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
'sI n M for Geneva Lyons Elmrs. Rochester Buffalo
and The West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons. ,.
~"t " n m FOR Laurays and nternedlaie points
trains leaving at a. m, i p. m ana $40 J; m con.
meet Tor all 'o'"'' SUNDAY TEAMS
8 m. for Mauch Chunk. Hareton ana n'ermedias
p0'sse As D. IN for copIay and intermediate points
80" N Tor Geneva, Lyons. Emrs, Rochester Buffalo
M he West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
anu 'h' General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broafway
II 49," SHORTEST LINE
by from is Il Miles
via New. York ani New. England !. and N T.. n. n
Leave NEW. YORK 10 % A. NJ. . r.; N, 40 ?. NJ
Arrive sl rSs51Nc tR ss 6s 81 BAY 4 + fRsfNs
ONLY LINE RUNNING PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
IS 100 D. IN Daily. including SUNDAYS
Other trains daily except Sundays: 49,.
oarees pS37 Broadway. and Grand Central Depot
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station TO- and 100 y. m fos Newport,
Providence and Boston. 90 Limited Express for
providence and Boston. II 80 ?. Night Express for
or sleeping Cars to destination Dining car on D. IN
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WEST SHORE, RAILROAD, \; y; G. q 4

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. G. 81
W II. r. r. T. CO., Lessee. -Trains leave West t2d
st. station as follows ana ~ minutes earlier
Hamilton % SO a m, % 800 s15 y. m. 81. Louis
Montreal cahada East g 700 Niagara Falls Syn
% :55 "a % 700. ss:l5 p m &an1 II an III yt,ea
= IS 20 So ali 80 aud 81 90. 20 00 IS lis j.
Ncwburg. 10 10 a. N, 10, i5. $ AS p. Ifaycr
esIs Tor Buffalo Nagsfs Falls Toronto Detroit, cSleaso
0t6er iSl; dsly sSeep, s0GdnyS Leave Jersey
NV u H. ~ S"" ~ ~ 40 n ''oY " u" iaooohen
tickets tables Information apply Offices Brook
lyn-333 Washing tOn-st, $50 Fulton. ST. Annex Office
loot q Fgl!cn;st; New YORK ciy-soS and 9ts broad
sntonss foot OF West 4ed 81 and foot Of Jayst n Il
Westcotrs Express calls checks baggage from
hotels and residences Q. Il LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent vsnderbItaye, III. Y,
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M IND YOUR P's and Q's,

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Railroads.

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
West 4ad St. so a. m. Jayst ;35 a. for Mia
dletown, Falsburg. Monticello. Liberty. Walton Debit.
Norwich, Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton. oswegc Buffalo,
Wcst 55ist 10 D. m. ; Jay ST.. 55 .. IN. for Wall
XIII Valley stations Lakes M0h0nk Minnewaska. Middle
Town Dl0omlpgbufg Elenviile. MI Dale. Monticello
Falsburg. Liberty. White Lake Eoekland ,r -,
20 Jay st., q 10 D. m, dllly Tor
Mldlletown Fasburg Liberty Walton, Norwich Oneida
Oswcgo, Suspension brldse. D,ttVit' Cneaxo 81
Buffet Sleepers To Niagara fall~ Nccinlhg Ihat
Time tabes Tickets Sc ut 207 307 9i4. 1923 Broad
way 737 Gthaye.. 1874 East 125hs. 204 West l25thst
New-York , = .Nnrpco> q u
Is Encha on
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4 LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
n steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
PIER al North River foot OF Canal-s, at i. NJ. daily
tsundays excepted Freight received until the hour OF
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STEAMBOATS,
AS3 TO BOSTON ,r,, r,crrrs
N FOR T-CLASS LIMITED IiOh1iS'
A FARES REDU CEp

A-TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout by
"A electric lights, connect WIN trains oil Dr-LAW Ahh
SARATOGA y CITY OF TROY leaves Pier a., n. r.,
daily except Saturday D. M SUNDAY
steamer touches at Albany. Staerooms warmed
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Art Schools.

Art schools.
MRS LOUISA II. CULVER will re sumo her classes.
M from October %. In Drawing on and Waer;color
Painting Stlll Life. Flowers and Landscape China Paint
ing anu No 2s WEST o3D-ST.
References: Mr.. u. Huntington President National
Academy Of Design Mr. William Hart, ~ A.. Mr.. James
ii. Hart N A. Mr.. David Johnson, N A.
Brooklyn.
THE CR1TTENDEN. -
ENGLl. "a PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
AID Kindergarten for both
~ Uicksst. corner OK Pineapple.
3D. YEAR. ginning Sept. 90. Miss II. NJ. WHEELER
eciatc I.s.tute
For Young Lades-Country.
T. OLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwoOD
~ N J. Rsopens September 90 Preparation for col.
Iege specially Pupils admitted 70 yassar, Wellesley
CAROLINE NJ. GLRRISH. A. Is.
EXCELLENT BOARDISGSCHOOL for girls having
IL few vacancies VIII receive pupils AL bd pilce
Address p o. Box 74o. Philadelphia Penn
EIOME and DAY SCHOOL EOR GIRLS. " THE EMS"
IlSpfingneld, Mass, Miss Porter, Principal. Pupils
admitted Vassar, Wellesley ana Smith eerneste
Quincy method for children
HoUsAToNIQ VALLEY INSTITUTE. Cornwall.
IlConn-School for Young Ladies. Fine buildings
thorough Instruction; languages, music ART specaiies
Send for circular G. H. GUIoN. Principal.
THE FALL TERN OF Park Place School." Batavia
N. T.. will open September Q. xS58 For catalogues
As MARY >. STEPHENS. Principal
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sales-sheman & Culver: % Rangers. 1850 average.
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ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
i EXCURSION (good days.. 81 %
Steamers c. II. NORTHkM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek slip, Pier - f. r., y. N. and IL D. ~ tSuhdays
excepted connecting az New Haven WITH specls Trans n
Tor MERlDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, HOL-
YOKE &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked a.
e44 Broadway, New-York. and Courtst. Brookyi
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vt 'FV '"--z '"'
rronr firm and unchanged Patents So 1871 90 Bakers
I'm seeks ~ 75aj Winters in barrels. - 5O0J 10
Cash quotations follows No Spring Wheat - l0@
a. I6' No 3 Spring Wheat 90d9Sc. No Red 81 lo'iD
SIG No Corn iOlac No. oats 2ll4c, No Rye 562c
No 2 Barley nominal No Flax seed 81 AZ Prime
Timothy seed II -, Mess Pork 81 80 per Dbl Lam
AZ - 30 uer 100 40. Rib sides loose ~ 5O1DJ.
Dv sailed SHOULDERS boxed ~ %. Short Clear sides
ed : 25aS Is. Whskey distilcrs finished goods 81 20
pcr gallon sugarsCut Loaf oiasiac Granulated ''sc;
Standard "A" 1sc.
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Live STOCK MISCELLANY.

The more an animal is exposed, the
greater share Of his food goes to keep up
bodily heat.
Flesh can be easily worried off Of an
animal, and 1t is just as we'll. therefore.
to stop worrying either ones self or their
cattle.
The main thing is to take good care OF
your stock, and then there will be no
cause to inquire what is the best medi-
cine for them.
When animals are first put up to fat
ten they should be fed cautiously as
there ia danger that more food may be
given at once than their digestive or
gans can manage.
The demand in England for butter
during the last year was for 800, 900. 900
pounds. OF this Holland and Sweden
supplied 10000, 900 and the United
States 100000
Senator Palmer, OF Michigan, has a
hobby in his jersey cows and Percheron
horses. His butter costs about so a
pound. and yet some people are so ignor.
ant as to be prejudiced against fancy
stock
France has seventeen different breeds
Of cattle. Great Britain has fourteen.
They were all formed before breeder
undertook to improve them. 1t is soil,
climate and feed that form breeds. Ma.
ture makes breeds. breeders improve
them by selection. America has a few
Of the best English and German breeds,
and mixture Of all Of them.
Englishmen are still foundering
through the difficulties Of the introduc.
tion Of the system Of selling cattle by
weight, as simple as it seems to the
American mind. At the late London
christmas market. cattle to the value Of
$3.50. 900 changed hands on the guess
work plan--a plan by which English
producers are undoubtedly robbed by
the acute dealers.
Wyoming stock raisers have paid more
attention to hay raising the past season
than ever before. Many ranchmen have
sown alfalfa and timothy together, and
claim that they do better so than when
sown separately, as the timothy hold,
the alfalfa up from the ground, and the
latter holds the moisture, SO necessary
for the perfsction Of the timothy.
Judge Krekel, in the United States
District Court at Kansas City, rendered
an important decision. The case was
one in which Chas. B. Hudson had
shipped 37S steers from Bennington,
Kansas, with orders to have them in the
Kansas City stock yards the next day in
time for the markets. The Union Pa.
eihc railroad guaranteed to do this, bu,
failed to comply with the contract, and
the cattle were sold next day. when the
market was dull, at loss Of $766. Hud.
son sued, and recovered the money with
costs and expenser.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

nAY SILVER MINING COMPANY, LooA.
~ tion OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; locatAon of works, Jack.
rabbit Mining District, Lincoln County. Me-
vadA Notice ia hereby given. that at meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors, held on Eighth
day Of February, 1885, an assessment mo. l6)
Of One Dollar per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office Of the company, S27 Pine
street, Room 20, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Ninth day Of April, 1888.
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on Monday, the Seventh
day OF May, 1888, to pay the delinquent assess.
msnt, together with the cost Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. By order Of the Board OF
Directors.
R.R. GRAYs0N, Secretary.
Once. SAT Pine Street, Room 30, San Fran.
cisco. California. flstd
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A PIayful Dog.

Have you seen pApa's new dog, Carl."
she asked as they sat in the parlor.
Yes" he replied uneasily, 81 have
had the pleasure Of meeting the dog"
"lsn't he splendidy He is SO affection.
ate.'
II noticed he was very demonstra-
tive" returned he. as he moved uneasily
in his chair.
"He is very playful, too. never saw
more playful animal in all my life."
Il am very glad to hear you say that. y
Why"
Because was little bit afraid that
when he bit that piece out Of me the other
evening he was in earnest. But II he
was only in play, Of course, it's all right
can take fun as well as anybody
lsignapore Review.
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LEGAL.


No. 6sl.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. Nc.
IN MAHON and J. l.. R0UTZONa, whose
possofice address 10 Bullionville, Lincoln
county. Nevada. has this day fled their spplica.
tton for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
Of the Magnolia" mine or vein bearing silver.
with surface ground six hundred feet In width,
situated In Highland Mining District, County OF
Lincoln and state Of Neveds, and designated by
ne neid notes and ofiicial plat on file in t.1is
once az lot No. 81, located on unsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No VI being
a. follows. to wit:
Beginning at post marked No. !, survey
No. ", whence the Mendhs brick smokestack,
o9k deg z S425 feet. This smokestack ia about
10 ieet high and feet square at the base. The
main shaft in this claim bears N 50 dog W s02
rect. The notice monument stands feet north
Of the center Of the shaft, thence running, 1st
No. 2. o survey No. 81; thence. I'd course, n
~ deg coo feet. to . post markek No. y. 8
survey No. 81; thence, Sd course, N IT deg
loO feet to post marked No. 4. U survey No.
81, and thence, 1th course, Is deg GOO feet. to
post No. l, the place Of beginning; containing
20 6e-l00 acres. Posts Nos. / and stand in the
original location monuments. Posts Nos. and
stand about 20 feet easterly Of the original 10.
cation monuments. Magnetic variation. l6 de-
grees east.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorder's ofEce Of Lineoln county, Nevada, In
book OF niiAina n0sicss. This cisfm Il
bounded on the east and west by extsnsions OF
this lode-names unknown-snd on the north
and south BY no Known clAims. Any and al
parsons claiming adversely any portion Of said
Magnolia mine or surface ground are required
TO nle their adverse claims with the Register OF
the United States Land once At Eurek, 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.
F.H. HINCKLEY, Register.