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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08
LOCAL NOTES

DR. Pendlcton. clerk Of the Senate Of
Virginia. is in the city.
Trains to the city are more frequent
than they have been for a week.
Governor Fitzhugh Lee was called
home yesterday by the death Of his
brother Captain Henry G.. Lee, notice
OF whose death appeared in these
columns Yesterday. Governor Lee
was accompanied by his wife.
On the first dayof next July, Mr. John
Il. Hooper, the newly elected superin-
JeDdent Of Hollywood Cemetery will 20
into Office. succeeding Mr. James
O'Koefc. who retres after a period Of
service lasting upwards OF forty years,
or since the cemetery association was
first organized.
There was nothing cf usual impor-
lance al the Capitol, and 1t seemed that
all the air a solemn stiffness held. The
pointers were busily plying their pig
ments on the CapitOl's wall, and the
clerks were at their desks as usual
The cOnvicts were at work moving the
grass in the grounds, the squirrels
irisked over the green sward, and the
baby carriages and nurses were as
plentiful as ever.
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THAT SOAP FACTORY CASE.
a verdict Tn Favor or the properly
Holdcrs Who Complained.

Yesterday was the last day OF '"e
trial in chancery of the soap factory, or
"nuisancer case. in the Henrico County
Court, Judge Barton presiding Inc
Jury in charge of the sheriff and accom-
panied by one of the counsel on either
side visited the soap factory and made
observations. Returning TO the court
room argument was proceeded with. Mr.
II. X. Pollard had opened the day pre-
yious for the complaining neigh0ors.
Yesterday Nr. w. W. Cosby and Dir:
C.. V. Meredith argued in behalf OF
BeckerstaT AMI Keppler aud Mr. Hill
Carter closed for the plaintiffs. Inc
case was submitted to the jury without
instructions. After a short consulta-
ton the jury returned with a verdict IN
favor Of the complaining property own
ers.
This verdict perpetuates the inJunc-
ton granted by Judge Wexford enJoin-
ing Bickerstatf and Kepplcr from BRING
ing dead animals to this factory, and
from boiling, drying. or in any manner
using them on this place.
There is An Indictment in the County
Court against Bickefsiaf and keppler
for conducting a nuisance, which
may be tried at the June term OF the
court.
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lOIInciIfircica-

All was quiet along the Council lines
yesterday. There were no committee
meetings, and Clerk Ben. Z. August
held undisputed sway in the ample
room Of the Cou Gil Chamber. where
day by day he most faithfully fills the
chair OF city clerk, and hammers away
with his pen with a punctuality that
savors Of the essence Of royal polite
ness. Members Of the Council were
much concerned over the illness Of the
president Of the Board of Alderman.
Colonel Lucien L. Boss. and frequent
inquiries as to his condition were made
during the day.
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spriug Fam rails.

The following, obtained from a very
reliable source. giving the spring ram
fall at Richmond since 1872 during the
months Of March. April and May,
shows that the precipitation OF rain IN
the above named months Of 1889 has
more than double the average Of
eighteen years, and exceeds by SOC
inches that of the remarkable year OF
1885. The recent storm precipilated
4.l5 inches upon soil already satu-
rated 1872. s.6i inches; '73, II As: "a,
l2.3S: 20, ll.3S: rs. 500; II, s 81; rs,
10 95: 10. 7.23; 80, 7 SO; 81 793; ~
S GO: SO. 1906; 81. S.5l. 50, 9.l5; SO.
1903; 81, SO: SO, 12SS; 80, 2i.55.
Average, 1892 inch.
The following is from an English
authority:
On the 9TH of December 1868, twelve
and a half inches of rain fell at Portree,
in the island OF Skye in thirteen hours.
and on the 27th of November le4j, there
fell at Leathwaite, IN Borrowdale, nearly
SIX and three-quarters inches Accord
ing to Symons' British Rainfall, there
fell at Ash Hall on the 22d of July,
1880. TWO and nineteenth inches IN
thirty minutes, beng at the rate Of
five aud eighteenth inches per hour,
which is probably tho heaviest
rainfall that has ever occurred III this
country England in so short time.
Mr.. SymOus stated that the rainfall of
the Eu9lish Lake district for the six
DAYS ending October 80, 1855, was an
exceptionally heavy one; the greatest
fall in one day during that period was
five and rwo-tenth inches On October
27th at Thirlmere. while on the two
days, Goth and eth, the fall at that
placs,eached nearly nine uches. The
immense quantity of water involved in
the falls above referred TO may b. i'm
agined from the fact that in round
numbers every inch of rain represents
one hundred tons 10 the acre.
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RESUMPTION OF TRAINS
on,ne Chcsapcsse aud ohio Hallway.

Commencing this date. June Sth' all
passenger trains OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, will arrive at aud depart
regularly from Chesapeake and ONO
depot. foot OF Seventeenth street.
Trans Of the James River division
(R. &. A. r. r. have Likewise been
resumed and will arrive and depart as
usual. except on Lexington branch.
This branch will be ready FOR passen-
gers trains within the next two days. '
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In the Circuit Court yesterday a char
ter was granted the Universal Electric
Railway Signal Company. The pur-
poses are to purchase. manufacture,
control and operate electric railway
signals. and 90 sell and loan the same.
and TODD an such other things as may
be proper and necessary in the conduct
of such business.
The capital stock shall not be less
than SlO0. 600 nor mole than $500 600
divided into shares of go each. The
real estate TO BE- held is not TO exceed
$4,000. The principal Office and the
chief business transaction $50 be IN the
city of Richmond.
The officers for The first year are:
President. Robert G.. Cabell, Jr.: secre-
tary and treasurer. James X. Branch.
Directors. George b. McAdams. John
Woltey, w C.. Walter. Robert G.. Ca
bell. Jr.. james G. Lamb. James X.
Branch all of Richmond, Va.
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WIN GET THE TICS.
The Councii Committee Did NOT NJ First
Understand the situation OF fairs.

There Is now every prospect that the
Virginia Boat Climb will b. allowed the
use Of the two city tugs Tor the judges
and transporlaii5a o.. crews on the day
of The big regatta. July An.
The Application for the tugs which
was sent the Committee on James River
Improvement. and read NJ their meet
iug Wednesday evening, came from the
Warwick Park Transportation Com
pany. The committee believed that this
company desired the use of the tugs for
the purpose of towing their barees.
and decided that they had no authority
to loan them.
Learning yesterday that it was the
boat club which wanted them for the
purpose Of using one TO accommodate
the judge of the races and the other
Tor the purpose Of conveying the crews
10 the starting point. each member Of
the committee seen said that the boat
club would be- welcome to their use.
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.OIlfKr.
PAST ALL PRECEDENT!
Over Two Millions Distributed.
LOuISIanaState LOtterY LOmpanl

Incorporated by the Legislature for Ed
ucatiOnal and Charitable purposes. and us
franchise made part of the present
state Constitution I'm 1879 by an over
whelmiug popular vote.
lis GRAND tNrRAORDlNARY DRAW
lNGS take place sent Annually, dune and
Deemherl and MS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take place in eacn of the other
ten months OF the year. aud are an drawn
in public. az the Academy OF Music, New
Orleans, IA.
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A Nouri.nlng Mlne for zoo wealher

Old aud infrm persons need some
mild tonic or gentle stimulant, especial
w at this season. The wine made at
Speers Mount Prospect vineyards, IN
New Jersey, called Speer' S Port Grape
Wine. is used at Dresden, Vienna. and
other parts Of Europe, as the best VINE
known for benehtiug the human sys-
tenn, and is regarded as pure, and very
popular among physicians. 1t is es-
pecially beneficial for females and old
people. - ST. Louis Republican.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

The question is asked why the face
Of q person who is stranglcd turns
blacki An answer - this IS as fol-
lows Blood is Of two kinds, artcrial
or bright blood and ycnous on dark
blood. The brilliant color OF the artc-
rial blood Is due to oxygen which it
carries from the lungs to the tissues;
these rob it OF It's charge and it hur-
rics back 10 the lungs IS dark venous
blood for more. II this regular course
Of nature is arrested By straugulatiOn,
which means the compression Of the
jugular vein. the ycuous blood is re-
tanned above the ligaturo and becomes
less and less oxygonaicd Ii the liga-
turc IS very tight the carotid arteries
will also be blocked, and no more ar
terial blood will reach the head and
face And 50 the result OF stangula-
ton IS blaclncss, or rather purpleness,
Of the lace-the outcome Of an excess
of yenous blood and dehciency'of oxy-
genation. New York Telegram.
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rrior linncncsieriielns.

The only case before Mayor Atikisson
Yesterday morning was that of The
Commonwealth against John Jefferson
fer allowing a vicious dog to run at
lagc and attack pg-ser-by. The dog
was chained and held by boy at the
time. Toe case was dismissed. and the
owner # the dog warned TO keep him
within his premises in the future.
The ladies' of the several denCmina-
tions in charge OF the benefit to be
given the Railroad Branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association at
The Lc0der Hall for three nights. be-
ginning Tuesday. June 1lth. have pre-
pared "a very attractive programme,
which will be changed nightly.
Mr. John LunJie. of Dnvllle. was in
Manchester yesterday.
Mr. Wyndham F.. Gary. OF Hender-
son. n. c., Is here on a visit.
The city hands were at work yester-
day in the nCishborhood Of Semmes
street.
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the young Mems CniIs;ian Associa-
ton.

Mr. III. f. Brown, Of New York. sec
rotary Of the international committee
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. will give a Bible reading al Asso-
citation Hall tomorrow afternoon from
4 to o'clock.
Mr. Brown is an MISUNDERSTANDING
speaker. aud one who has made Bible
readings a special study.
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cAxxoxe coIi'iI'l''.''' n.
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THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
presile.i womsnin the Tinted STATES.

frcfitesf woman IN tie u iftd Nfatcs.
The Morning Journal, of New York,
offered prize for the most beautiful
woman who should attend the Wash
ington Centennial.
There was a grand contest and thou
sands Of beauties, but only one could
be crowned as the most lovely. Miss
May Belle Gregory, OF Nashville, Tenn
was accepted as the highest type of
beauty in the United ates.
The Morning Journal has sent to
Richmond photograph of Miss Greg
oTy, which is now to BIO seen in the
window OF Messrs. West, Johnston x
Co. 3 bookstore on Main street.
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Elre Alarm.

The alarm of fire yesterday morning
shortly after 8 O'Clock. turned in from
box As, Engine house No. /, was caused
by the burning Of a stable belonging to
Mr.. +. l.. Powell, on Twenty-hfth
street between Clay and Leigh streets.
This fire created a great deal of smoke.
which was seen from many parts of the
city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

For strengthening and clearing the
voice. use Browns Bronchial Iro-
ches. ~ have commended them TO
friends who were public speakers and
they have proved extremely service
able. r-Rsv. Henry Ward Beccher.
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Advice 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should al
wavs be used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves tho little sufferer nj once
II PRODUCES natural. quiet sleep BY relieving
the child from pain. and the little chefup
awakes MS .brlght rs a hutton n Is very
nleasant 10 taste. 10 soothes the child son-
ems tho gums allays all pain. relieves Wind.
regulates the bowels. ana u me best Known
rcmedv for diarrbUn whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty. i've cents
n hotflc Tu.lh. Jaw.
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Tobaccoi fobaccoi To,acooi

Yarbrough S Mild Burnley is meeting
with great favor. and is particularly
satisfactory 10 that class of consumers
who want mild pleasant chew. II
YOU baye rot tried IL. do so. l. can be
found IN any Of the leading stores.
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me ,ne.apeai.c and ohio sra,n.

Commencing to-day. all trains on the
Chesapsakeaud Ohio Railway willarriye
at, and depart regularly from the
Chesapeake and Ohio deDot at the foot
of Seventeenth street. The trains on
James river division have likewise been
resumed, and VIII arrive aud depart as
usual, except on the Lexington branch.
which will be ready for passenger
trains within iha next two days.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

The fund for the Johnstown sufferers
in Pennsylvania grew considerably yes
terday.
Amount previously reported, SOS;
Miller. Rhoads & Gerhart, $40; cash,
S2S.65; total, 5000.
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Two Recruits.

Mr.. Hoses received two recruits at the
penitentiary yesterdays brought down
by the sheriff Of Fluvanna. They were
James A. Brooks and Thomas Trent
convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING, and each
sent in for a term Of five years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

just what you want, glass OF cool
lager beer and good free lunch at
Polly's, 800 north Second street one
door from Broad. Smythe and Hawks,
proprietors. sa.su.t-jyl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

The very best liniment TO apply and
rub with Is n he Dixie Nerve and Bone
Lin'ment. Price 25cents cyeryw here.
Don't use any other, and so waste time
and money.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

yhen Baby was sick, we gave her Castorra.
Nhen She was a Child. she cried Tor Castorla.
When she became Hiss she chung % Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Ca0torlA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

Bradycrotine is not a tonic, bu. (
you suffer from severe headache, il
will cure you aud leave no bad af'er
effects.
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- WASHINGTON. d. c. June In
RAN dcations for Virginia; Light rain.
- slightly warmer. southerly winds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-08

Give your horse a package Of Dixie
Condition Powder if you wish i'm
provement in looks and speed.
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Nothing beats our Chocolate MIX
Shake. OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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weather sud,ce.,on. for To-Day.

MAY APPLE" Yes, that is the
best.
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FAIR THIS FALL.

Mr.. Everett Waddy moved that the
question of holding a fair THIS fall be-
referred to the executive committee.
Mr.. Cans stated he felt great in
iercst in fairs, and would like TO hear
the views of members present.
Mr.. Waddy believed that it would be
better to leave the matter with the eX-
ecutive committee. They could de
tcrmiue the feasibility of holding one
much better than the Society at this
meeting could. No error could be com
united in 50 referring. The subJec.
was so referred. Adjourned.
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sleepless nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. ShDad's Cure is 10y
remedy for you.
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Children Cry ior Pitchers Castorla.

Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lilhia Water. Only 2j cents
a gallon al
owens & MINOR DRUG Co.
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MAXINE NEWS.


SAILED.
Schooner Albert Mason. Abbott, Fayoune,
slaves vessel, curtis Parker.
Schooner George w. Anderson. Gale,
Black Rock, pyrltes; vessel Curtis Par
kcr.
Schooner STANDARD, .Oram. Brunswick,
light TO load lumber.
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Captain l.. T.. BASS.

The condition of Captain Luc.en l..
Bass was such last night As to cause the
grayest apprehension. He was not ex-
pecled to live through the plight.
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or MAY Apples" charms chewers tell,
lis pure, mellow, the best to sell
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WHY don't you chew May Applet
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MAY APPLE is all a chewer de.
sires.
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TRY May Apple" you will like it
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MAY APPLE" gives you pleasure
and comfort.
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First race, threc-fourths Of milc-Tor-
mentor. lib. Gnmercy. LOG; Bill Letcher,
lO6. John Atwood, 1O0 Mr. Pelham, LOG;
Ira.lfy. lob.
Stcond race one and One-sixteonth Of n
mile, "Kiycrdale handicap bohemian. 100;
Volunteer. 100: King Crab. II: Frank Ward
lO2. Hallston, 1l5; fitz James, iO7; Fcnelon,
1O4: fiizrOy. 40. Forest King, lOl; Belinda,
1OG. RrOnzemarte. 100. Now or Never. lOs;
Eurus IFS; Eolian, ll9.
Third race. one thousand four hundred
yards-Indy pulsifer. 90; Ecois, fllly, 81; Hot
scotch 90: Malachi, 90; Hreuadier, los,
Irumsticg. los: BallstOn, 10. jay r. Dee,
loi. Beck. 100; Bohemian. LOG; FiIz James,
1Oj.
Fourth race. ono and one-Quarter mile.
Nanc0riiandf stakcs-rltz James, III;
keru gl, Mafaudcr. 1914 Charley Dreux
LOB. COrfez. lOG; j. a. b.. Us
j fth race, one milc-Jsy +. Dee, Jos; Vol
uu seer. 100: Reporter. lO1, Ben Harrison.
50. King crab. lO3.
Sixth race. three quarters Of a mile. sell
Rowland. ll3: Channel, 9s. Lucy H..
iny. Little iunie, lO2. FIRST Attempt, III.
R-partec. ! -. Louis g., ne; Grenadicr, 10;
Guarantee. 100: Maid. lO5: Dalesman. lOi.
Gcrmanic. Jos. feucl0n. lis; Nandctta. v3.
FREELY. lO7; IrOlIc, 100: Umpire. 100.
seventh incc, one and Onc-eighth Of
milo-sor0riia. 10; sam Wood, 10, Major
lI.utf H.
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RACES AT JEROME PARK.
The Pcsuli Of Yesterdays Races, ana
fhc Entries forro-nay.

The following Is the result Of yester-
days races at Jerome Park, and the
entries for to-day as telegraphed to the
Turf Exchange ia this city:
Track clear. weather good.
First race, five eighths Of mile
Muciloge. first; Maximus, second
Kemplaud. third. Time go.
Second race, one and one-eighth
miles-Raceland first; Firenzi, second.
Time 500. No third horse.
Third race, three-fourths mile,
''aelling"-Umpire, first; Anomly. sec
ond; Ten Brock, Jr., third. Time
l:l6i.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth
miles. Bronx stakes"-Zephyrus, first
Diablo. second; Lonely, third. Time
200.
Fifth race, one thousand four hun.
bred yards-Brown Charlie, first;
Ovid, second; Ocean, third. Time 1923.
Sixth race, one mile-Blue Rock,
first; Glory, second. Time $50. No
third horse.
Seventh race, one and one-sixteeuth
miles unboyne, first; Biggonette,
second, The Bourbon, third. Time
1881.
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Delicious limeade at Owens & Minor
Drug Co. S Fountain.
SIX headache cured by DR.. DaYid's
pills
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AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates or any further Information
desired, write lcgiDly 10 the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with state,
County, Street. and Number. More rapid
return mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full adj
dress
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" W no herein cernM nat me- stipcrrfse NE
rrr4uOemenfsfOr anne Month"; 81 and SoTpi- In
uffnf Drurifgs Of The Louisiana Nfufe L0f-
Tern Company. and "a person manage and COM
fr0f me Drawings fhemseires, amt maine sam,
are cOndilcfcd ruth h0ucVV, J0iIncss. and u
good rain f0u0rd an parties. ami me- aufsrlff
he COMPANY 10 Use mis- ceJfNc0fe, Wini fac
srsiics ~ our ngHQfiTes dffached, 10 rs adrer-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-04

oSr;c,ltural lands after the patent has been
issned TO an agricultural claimant, they pass
"i A9ricuIturai College scrip cannot be receiv-
ed in payment for claims.
ALIENS fafI
foreigner may make n mining location
and dispose of it, provided he become eiti-
yen before disposing Of the mine. PROOF tnaI
the party was not citizen before alsposing
of his claim must be aflirmatiyely shown,
Iocators and intermediate owners, other
than applicants. will not be presuned allens.
in the absence of allegation or objection prior
10 issuance of patent.
The portion of mining claim sold 10 an
allan cannot be patented while such owner Is
nm alien; but on his declaration TO become a
citizen his right dates back to his purchase,
and no may thereupon secure an United
States patent for bis claim.
CROSS LEpGEs.
Revised Statutes. Section ,, 1876.
Where two or more lodges cross or intersect
each other. priority of title shall govern, and
such prior location shall be entitled to all orc
or mineral contained within the space OF in
tersection, but tho subsequent location shall
have the right of way through the space OF IN.
tersoction for the purpose of the convenient
working of the mine. And where two or
more veins unite the Oldest or prior locator
shall take the vein below the point OF union,
including all the space of intersection.
TUNNELS.
There is no authority of law for tunnel
location 1000 by so feet. proper location
is the width of the tunnel for 5000 feet
There is no provision of law for patenfing
tunnel locations. but lodes discovered in run
ming a tunnel may be patented IN like man
ner as other lodes.
The right II granted to tunnel owners Of l.
$40 feet of eneh blind lode not previously
known to exist. which may be discovered in
their tunnel.
When a lode is struck or discovered for the
frat time in running Il tunnel, the tunnel
owners have the option of recording their
claim of 800 feet all ON one side Of the point
of intersection or discovery OF partly on one
side and partly on the other.
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IN THE MATTER OF TIE RESToRA-
ton of the Lost or Destroyed Record In
that certain Judgment Ordered aud En-
tered in the above entitled Action.
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II. A. COMINS, Plaintiff,
VS.
STAR MINING COMP ANY,
A Corporation under the Laws of
the State If California, Defendant,
and
WELLS, FARGO Il COMPANY,
A Corr grafton under the Laws OF
the State of Colorado, ct. al, Inter
yening Defendants.
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DELINQUENT SALE.

MARTIN WHITE MINING COMPANY.
4'l-Location of principal place OF business
San Francisco, California; Location of works
Ward Mining District, Ward, White Pine
County, Nevada.
NoTIeE-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account of assess
ment mo. 22) levied on the 18th day of Janu-
nary. 1889, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders, as
follows:
Names. No. No.
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And IN accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day
of January, 1889, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock a. may be necessary, will
he sold at public auction, Mt the Office OF the
Company, Room s, 325 Montgomery street.
on SATURDAY, the 30th day of March 1889.
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon,
at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ. of said day,
together with costs Of advertising and ex-
penses of tho sale.
8 1870 b. COOPER, Secretary.
oIice-Room s, No. s25 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California. mrlbtd