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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-03-13
THE JAMAICA NEGRO.
A Creature Full Of Legends. Stories .
Quaint RrAYcriAa.

A Creature Full Of Legends. stories and
Quaint Proverbs.
The island negro is full of legends,
stories and quaint proverbs. 1t is a
pity that they should never have been
regularly collected and recorded. for the
race Of the old time house-slave woman.
who held her audience breathless with
the wonderful doings of .'Anancy" and
his wife "Crookv" and SON, Tacoma. :,
is now almost passed away. All OF the
strange. out-of-the-way phenomena of
tropical nature are alive with sugges-
tiOns OF the supernatural and the mys-
terious OF the negro mind.
At various parts of the island are sub
terranean rivers that here and there
make sudden appearance, torun swiftly
for few miles, and then to disappear
again in the bowels Of the earth. In
places the water appears only in circular
sink-holes, always Drumming but never
Overlooking. even in the wet season, or
never diminishing. even in the dry. In
one Of the mountain Businesses q negro
pointed out to me such gloomy pool,
with neither inlet nor outlet. To him
subaqueous creature named ..Croomie. !"
He told me that nobody dared even go
near the margin, for '.Croomie'' would
catch him and pull him under. could
gather nothing from him but tho bare
facts. for when pressed him for further
detail concerning ''Croomie's" character
and habits, he evidently took my ques-
tons for covert ridicule. and withdrew
himself into the shell of non-comprehen-
sion.
In their peculiar dialect the negroes
possess fund of quaint saws and prov
cribs. "Alligators lay eggs but him no
fowl, says one. FISHERMEN never say
him fish t'ink," says another. Referring
to the land-crab, "Little crab-hole spoil
big horse" Some of these quaint
sayings show not only the keen insight
Of the semi-savage into the characteris-
tics Of the voiceless creation, but also q
wonderfully sly and cunning knowledge
of the weakness of poor human nature.
duck and fowl feed togedder, but no
roost togedder." "When man dead, grass
grow At him door," Dog run for him
character, pig run for him life." Hun
CRY dog eat cockroach." ''Man bit by
snake, him run away from lizard" Such
are few Of the many score Of the like
sayings that pass current from mouth to
mouth Of the merry black island peas
antry. Pyle, in Harper's Mag.
K a1inn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-03-13
THE QUEENS YACHT.
The Floating Palace In Which Her Males
Makes Occasional Cruises.

The exquisite cleanliness Of every
thing strikes one forcibly on board the
Victoria and Albert. The deck is laid
with cork fioor-cloth, over which, when
the Queen Is on board. carpet is
placed, and every thing else that is to
be seen is Of pure white, with gilded
relief work and silver mountings.
There are very comfortable little sit
ting rooms on the promenade deck, and
behind the paddle wings, and there is
also dining room on the promenade
deck, which has three big windows and
a skylight. 1t is furnished in green
morocco, and the ceiling is painted in
white and gold. The state apartments
below are placed on either side of the
corridor, and they are furnished with .
very pretty chintz. The Queens cabins
are on the starboard side, and her sleep
ing apartment contains large and old
fashioned but very comfortable looking
bedstead with pillars and canopy, and
next is the dressing-room, which was
formerly Prince Albcrts cabin, and it
remains as he left it, his little writing
t: Bile and wardrobe never having been
moved.
Large maps hang on the walls. The
cabin occupied by Princess Beatrice Tor
any Princess who happens to be travel
ing with the Queen) are all Of her Ma
jesty's quarters, and on the other side
of the corridor are the cabins of the
Princess and . large bathroom. The
breakfast room is in the afterpart of the
vessel, and it has very large windows,
and is hung with the portraits of all the
officers who have commanded the royal
yacht.
The drawing-room is forward on the
| port side, and it is furnished in bird $
eye maple, with piano and severa
! beautifully carved side tables. It Ii
hung with portraits of members of the
royal family, and in this room is small
library. The yacht is now lighted witt
electricity, except In the Queen'a owl
cabiLs.-London Truth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-03-13

An English warship Of the first
class recently had = suggestive expe-
rience in the channel. The belligerent
vessel nearly ran foul Of derelict laden
with timber. After time the warship
decided to sink the dangerous nuisance.
For some hours the warship fred her
heaviest guns at the derelict The next
day the Undertaken craft was found
aground, not touched BY single shot
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-03-13
THE DAIRY.

If the milk is kept in the cellar the
utmost care must be taken that no de-
caying vegetables remain there. The
average cellar is very poor place to
keep milk.
There are many men who think
their cows are getting enough to eat,
who would find if they doubled the rae
ton that the COW would greatly increase
her doW Of milk.
How much milk does il require to
make a pound of butter? asks corre-
spordent. 1t depends on the milk. Six
pounds of some milk will make pound
OF butter, viii lie it requires twenty-five
pounds and even more of some milk to
do u.
We know man who has been hunt
ing about for an all purpose COW for tho
last twenty-five years. and during all
that time he has never owned COW
that has served even one purpose. The
man who grabs any thing that is at
hand and turns i. TO profit. is the man
who gets on in the world. Western
Rural.
No COW can give large yields Of milk
unless she is 4 heavy feeder and is sup
piled with all she can eat. 1t is no
advantage to have an animal that is
known as light feeder" The light
feeder is usually light producer; but
there are cows. however. which do not
eat large quantities Of food, but produce
we'll in proportion to the amount con-
sumed. The best animal is the one that
converts the largest quantity of food
into the largest amount Of butter or
milk in the shortest period Of time.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
Gmtl stebertS @anoeriabre.

Der ebemaIi9e 6niIeler Sofibauipie.
Ter @mil Siebert, Der por einisen Boten
i'll @ras ieiuem ueIbeUesten Neben bur9
einen 8iitoleni9uB elm GnSe sema9t
bat, um ieiuer Qroeeiiiruug pe9eu
S6wiubels pou SroensuerIsibun9en Su
entgebcn, mar bur3 piele Sabre Waubers
i6auIpieler uno iabrsnoer Riinitler.
S9on ais Ruu6e Sog er an Der Scite
ieines 8aters ourb bic Q8elt, bamals
freiIi6 inter trauriseu, biirfti9eu Ser:
bdItniiien, wdbreno er, gum Wanre Der:
ansereift, ais elegauter 8irtuoie NIT Elm
paar Gbeaterifiiden unb sinissn Wtuiit,
piecen pom 9ibns gu 8Ibne elite uno
wdbren6 Der SiiHf;i9ers bis binein in Die
Siebbigeriubre Su ben betannteiten
Nduerweilern~ in Der 6euti9en E6ea:
terpslt geb6rte. Sieberts Sater mar III
g8ien i'm aIten Jtdrntnertbor E5sater ais
Saiiiit engagirt.
Sin itimmbe9ubter Sdn9er nit treif'
li6er S6ule, mar er leiber im b06iten
@jraoe benz Erunt ergebeu. 9lls er eiues
2lbanos aIs 0ottor BartoIo i'm Bar:
bier pom SeulIa" in meinieIieer 9auue
uon ber SIbne aus eireu Sprung iiber
ben Souffleurtaiteu ins Or6eiter binab
ma6te, mar feline Steluug auf Der Sofs
biibne uum6gIi9 gerporben. 0rauBsu
i'm Oeutiden &ei3 fanb er nod engage
ment, INNER tiefer aber iant Der Riinlts
Ter, bis Der einitise SofOpernidnser BEL
Der S9miere un9elaust mar. Sm Sabre
1885 uurbe ibm gu Mannbeim ieiu
Sobu @miI ssboreu. Der Sobn nib:
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gus Der @eianaftunoe.

Stsu auf ben Gid bic buften6sn 0tes
eoen,
t. rgti6t 10 idwerfd(Ii9!)
Die Iesten rotben 9lltern bring berbei
e. Wsbr Sarbe!)
limb IaB uns pieoer uon Der Siebe reben,
{, ,llu9e;wun9ener!O
lSie cinit i'm Mai
(r Der Mai mug pGrmer isiu!)
@ib beine Snn6, baB i6 ie beimIi3
bride,
(r rgtibt 10 quietih:n!")
tnb Denn mans iisbt, mir 1T es einerIei;
e. 9tur ni9t idreien!")
@ib mir nur eineu beIner iiiBeu Blide.
{ gtmaS tiefer!~)
g9ie einit i'm Wai
{ Das mar i9on ipdrmer!)
IS bllbt uu6 funtslt beut auf ie6enr
@rabs,
{ . yDas mar Su tief!)
Der Gag i'm Sabre iit ben So6ten irei,
Nebr 9ebenlD
aomm an mein Ser3, 6uB i'd bid wieber
babe,
vglusbaIten
99ie einIt i'm Mai!
(p Rod einmaG, psnn i'd bitten 6urf!C
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

8iertelIfunbe erbsbeu, ob9eieben BON Der
SnpsntarbeidaiIung unO aniteuuns ie
eiues 8eomten in ie6er 6iliaIe, iuiirbe has
iesensrei6e Suititut iait feine llntoiten
MAIDEN, furS, es wdre elm brillantes lln'
teruebmeu. iuiirbe seuiB idueu 9lntIans
i'm 9ublitum inSeu unO t0nnte bic
llaternebmer in turser 3eit gu WfiIlio'
ndreu MAIDEN. S6licBIi9 mar man ba:
rim cinig, baB Der BIan burdous reif
unS ausiiibrbar lei unO man nur nod
notbis babe, ii9 Der GonseiiiOn su per'
ii9rn uno cine ober mebrere Gapita:
liiten fitr bic SSee gu setuinnen. 0a'
raus elm Acknowledgment Su ma3en,
par6e ii9 pielIeidt am meiiten empfeb'
len. 2tu5 iibsr ben gtamen bes SSuitt:
tuts miiroe man ii9 lei6t einigeu. Wdb:
renb bic S9wuuspolIen pon elmer
S8Iaifaalseieai9uft yMorpbeus~ ipra:
den, moliteu bic 8roiuil6eu bic Se.
Seiduung vS9nur9e 0tOaB" beuOr3us
gen, i6on neil Der abionberIi9e gtame
cine quite Getlame iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

- Ger bide 9ddermeiifer
am 6irdenpIaee wurbe re9slmdbis in
ieinem WittdssidIafe eslt0,t. ielt bic
Su9enb bes Stdotdens, Die li9 alImits
tdslid DOR ieinem Sauie Al periammeIu
pIIe9te, ahf ocu Sport bes Qeiti6entnal.
lens usrialIen mar. Gines Mittass
ma6te nun Der Gjepla9te feline bette
Wieus su benz bOieu Spisl, uno ia9te
Der periammelten SduIiuseno: Sungs,
penu 81 mcr9eu 0tittas iusbosr 6i6tig
fnaat, tris9t 81 ieoer eiuen Striuesl ="
limb 10 9ei9ab es. Su ben nddlten
Eageu pudS Die 3abl uno Der 9drm i'll
0lsibem Mabs, unO befrieoi9t iib,r ben
gmpian9 Der suseiiberteu 8rinsel troll:
ten bic 6nabsu nm 3uei CUR SduIe
nit benz piinttIi6 gesaItenenSeripre en-:
,Wtorgeu Ntiobdg tommeu wi wsbber I"
glm ud6lteu Sage, ols Die 9duSe mduus
Iitbe Syugsn6 6es Stdotdens, iowett iie
ireepo i'm Stanoe mar, cine Reitd) Su
i6piugen. aui Nas @rl6eincu beS BGders
nit orm 0rirgeItorbe luattet, fdBt bieisr
iib ni9t bIidcu. Die Suugen Iausrn
uuo !ausru, Bis lie Sur SduIe miiiieu,
uno gebeu baun ab nit Der unmuibigen
@rttarima: g8eun't fem teriuseIs sibt,
parO OF MD wso6sr tnaIIt."
= @utIarpt. Secretdr: Nsor.
gen sebe i'd auf bic Sasb. 6rau: S8arte
cod Iiebsr nod a6t Gage. morsen 1T ia
Der "a. SecretGr: @arum ioa i'd
6euu porten2 Srdu: Su, rueiit On, felt
siuem bulbsn Sabre babe id mir iiber
Define SSusOSsit RotiSen semodt un6 sa.
bel bic @utbrduns semu9t. bob On am
gIufaus 6es NiOnais mebr Slid auf Der
Saso bait aIs am gnoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

8aIer se3ogen, 6ann 6rdulein 2iiier in
oGS Boot senommen uno i6lieBIib ities
gen aud bic beioen Serren elm. Jiebeu
Oem treibeuben goote 9wamm, bsreits
ais Sei6e, SRI. Oiefmanu. ipel9e anz
i6eineno bur9 elm Can am 8oote ieltses
bnlten woroeu mar. Se 9ei6e wuroe
nit al ganO 9euonmsu. glu9 bic 9eis
den Der iibriSeu @rtruutsuen iin6 inSwi>
i9sn gefuuoeu. Die @eretteten beiinOeu
iib heute pieoer iismtih lpphI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

mete Ii9 ebeniaus 6er Sibne. 9(m 9ln.
ianse ieiner tbeatraIilden Qaufbabn, ,u
Se9inn ber SinSiseriabre, lnbeu mir
ibn Susrit in Bayern, mo er an BEN
Sibnen pom Straubins, 0tegens6urg,
aussbura 0tit,nberg, llIm engasirt
mar.
SIN Sabre 1867 fam CT an 6as Sof.
tbeater Su Jeaiiel, benz er ieoob nur ,mei
Sabre angeb0rte. g8dbreuo er ;ualeitb
bur6 einige Sabre cine Ebsater.glgertrlr
in Dtiin6eu leitete, beoann er nun ieine
@jaitipielfabrten bur9 gans Oeuti@Iano
unb Seitsrrei9. gn4 Sie6ert ipieIte
baS bamals iogeuanute y Greumaun' i9e
Sad, @bar9en mo fomii9e @jeianas.
rolleu. Sein 1tepertoire mar elm iebr
bei9rdnttes, er reiite nit 6eilduii9 einem
buIben 0ueenb Stiife, sumeilt Ginat.
tern, ais: r0totbe Saure". Der SupeQs
meiiter uon Sene6ig", y Sang ius Srrens
baus" etc., in benen ct ais S6auipieler
unb Dtuiiter brillirte. Siebert. Der por
etua OreiBi9 Sabreu au9 in g8ieu, am
SoiepbltdOter Ebeatrr gaitirte, mar ndm:
LID nIdt nur bramatii9er Giinltter, ions
bern SugIei6 RlauieripieIer lin oieier
@i9euIdait Rammerpirtuoie oes YrinSen
gSiIbelm 6eroinano Don g8arttember9l
unb 8irtuole auf Ser 3iebbarmonita
9lu6 als Rompoiiteur periu6te er iid
unb ipurbeu in oieier Jti6tuug pom 60'
mig pom Sapern uno Der @robbersogiu
uon Reflenbur9 Oebitationen augenom.
men.
Die letteu itabileu engagements,
weI6e Siebert aunabm, naren Die pon
ben Tbeatern 81 6OIn uno Srantiurt am
Oeaiu, uub Spar iielen bieleIbeu in bic
SiebSi9eriabre go, S9ou bamals mat
in Ebeatertreiieu al9emein Die &ebe ba:
pon, buB ii6 Siebert auf bas eintrdsIi9s
@ei9dft bes Srbens 3piI9enbauosls
uerIegt babe. Der, in ben beiten 6reiien
betaunte uno ieiner llmgangsiormen
balber beIiebte WauOeri6auipieIer bate
ndmIib cine Monograpbie oss tleinen
| 6reiitaates Sau Marino usrfabt, biz
uibt i'm Sudbanbsl eri9ien, ion6ern
ausidlieBli9 nur bur9 ben glutcr beso.
gen perben fonnte unb in peI6er smi.
| i6en ben i3eiIen gu Ieien mar, baB be,
Serfuiier, Ochen Bortrdt bls g8ert
i9miifte. in Der Gage pdre, alIfdaisC
Ruopfo9i9mer5eu bur6 germittIung
bes SrbenS ber 0tepublit pon San
Wariuo, peI9er Staat betanntIi5 ieir
@infommen aumeiit ben SrSsustaren ~
banten bat, in better uno IesuIfer g8eiit
gu ittQen. Siebert ieIber bate inter ben
2tuSSei6nun9en, bic ibm ais vii@t6are
3ei9en Der SuIo uno Qlnertennuns1 per.
lieben wurbeu, ;usi RommanbeurtreuSe,
brei 0titterorbeu uuO mebrere 9oIoent
Meouilleu fir &unit unb 8iheni6ait
uufSuweiien. 8or pier Sabren nod Ie6tt
Siebert in 9tiirnberg unO ieiue Srieft
trugen bic StampigIie: ngmil Siebert,
9lilrnbera, Billa Siebert."
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: elmer aIten 2eitun

-Su elmer alien 3eituna,
ber .@burfGritIi6 :priuilsgirten Ser,og.
LID Sersilben YrouinSiaI 3eituns
pom "a. 9topsmber 1904 beiinSet lid II.
u. ioI9enbe @sburtsanseise: s;gia6 10
man6em lauren Sample, ie6e i9 mid
bur9 bic seiteru 9benO sIidIi6e gnts
binouug meuer Iiebsu 6rau nit eincm
wObIseitaItetsn unb ssiunbeu &uabsn. in
bic ansenebme Gage peristt, biciss met.
nen tbeiIuebmsnbeu Sreunbsu befannt
MAIDEN su t6uncu. Q9sr es weiB, baB i5
nod pier Otdodeu am Qeben babe, Der
pirb ii9 9epib ni9t wunbern, rpis irob
i6 bel bem ueuseborsnen Snaben bin,
uno meine 6reuoe crop uno gsrsdt fin:
ben. GiberieIO am %. GOu. Ssno. 81.
mes. ~,Sieran idIieBt ii9 cine @ei9dfts:
aujeise in Serieu: Sin Simmer, artis
ausgs3isrt, llno commo il faut re6t
id6n m6bliret, 8iet' i'd ben sriten Sa.
nuar Sir einen 9uten Yd9ter bar,
limb penn ibm meine Speiieu i6mcden,
Rauu i6 ibm aud Die Snfel 6eden. IS
aOreiiireu ii3 bic Serru 9lu BEN 6riieuy
BbiIippus 6ern."
= unGdu9ft tdn6iste elm
@nitpirtb bel @IeIesenbeit elmer aIlge,
meineu SeIeu9ttns Der Stabt an, SaB
an 6ieism abeuS alles BEL ibm transpa,
rent ieiu wirbe. IS fslIteu fi5 nun
sabIrei6e @dite elm, bic 5u ibrsr gnt.
tduiduus ni6ts ais eiu idIsdtes Grams
parentbilo porianbeu, umiomebr aberi
fpSter iiber bas binne Bier, biinuenl
Wsin, 6iinne Srot: uuS 6Isii6Idnitte,
tIasten. Der g8irtb ubtr erpiberte
trOfen: pSab's ia unsetiinbist: trans.
parent! aass transparent
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Die arobe Qartbanfe.

@enn Der Sdnser lit bsr 8aIIabt
pom Grant pOa iuBer 2ube~ iin9t, ba
bat ibm seruiB Der uiirsige SurtbauIer
Dorstidpsbt, ben bic M6n9e pon @bars
treuie in ibrem alters9raueu &IOiter auf
fteiIen boben Selisn in 6ber @eseno
spii9en piIoen @isBbd9en aus isIteueu
&rdutern suiammsnbruueu, atlein in
filler Na9t, bamit tein meni6li6es
9Iuse ibuen ibr @ebeimniB abiebeu
fann.
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Bonn &aIernenbof.

vg8er itett 6enn 6a nu pis6sr feline
bdmIide 6ahooe 10 melt por! Sin;
jabriger FIiioOemann, scben sic Suriid !
Meui1, Sic limb ia nod oiimmer pis
bic alien Gentaureu, tie wareu wsui9s
iteus bios sur SdIfte YierO, nber bel
Sbuen lit ia uOn ben StisfeIndgeIu bis
CUR SeImipiBe ieber 3Oa ein 0tBi'
noceros."
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= Bdbren6 Der Suu6stass.
81: @uten Wior9en, gmiI! g8as tbuit
On beute Na9mittas2 emil; S9wits
aen.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-12

che True Meridian Magnetic Variation, 1edex
o. min East. The Location Notice Gi this
mine Is recorded in the kecOrdUr's oGice of
Railroad Mining District, In Book 4, page
60 OF tho records of said Mining District The
Sky Blue; ON the south. the Mounted ledge:
AL On the west the Bullion and the Web
Foot. Any and all persons claiming adverse
~ any portion of said Cleveland Mine or
surface ground, are required to file their I'D
verse claims with the register OF the United
States Land Office at Eureka, in the state of
Nevada, during the sixty days Period OF pub
tue of the provisions Of the Statute.
ID. II. HALL,
Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
tice of Application for a Patent be published
for period of sixty days, or ten consecutive
weeks, I'm the ELKo INDEPENDENT, daily
newspaper published in Elko, Nevada.
ID. H. HALL, Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-12
mining Application Ko8io
j,ths "a. Publication il N.slu.su.
U.R LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, Nsv.;
urekn, Nevada, May %, 1870

1urekn, nevada, May Is, 1880.
AloT:CE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
w Jeiicr son Henderson, whose Postoffice
ADDRESS - EiHo, Nevada, mas this day filed
as application for a patent fur One Thou
,ind -FOUR Hundred sixty linear feet Of the
.Iipon East mine or vein bearing gold and
liver with surface ground Six HGnGred feet
IN width, situated in Railroad Mining Dis
.rlct County Of Elko, and state of Nevada,
i!iu &c 1gliatci by the tiel;l-noteS end Official
pl:tai this Office us Lot No ~. said Lot No
- be-Ig dcscrib. d as follows, to wit: Begin
ninS at post marked No U : ) No 30, stu
ated OH the NOrtiicin slure of Bunker Hill
whence U = Mineral Monument No OIL the
summit Of Bunker Hill bears s u deg l6 min
" S62i fcSt y Mineral Monument No 3 OH
sect post no U S no 81 on the Hoffman
Lode bears 5 81 de- IL min 2Il feet, post
SOP U No rs on Standing ELK Lode bears
go - IT. q mln W 81 feet. post No U 8 No
~ on Tri oil Lode bears South 30 feet, Trip
oil East shaft braIs 5 70 deg r IS; feet, and
Trip0ii East Tunnel No bears u deg 36 min
U5 Iect: Thence, South liG0 feet to post
y = ) No 81 on the Hoffman Lode bears 70
deg 30 min w 2OS.6 feet, rest No . L s No47
on Sky Blue Lode bears North IS deg on min
6.6 feet, anu post No 2 u 3 s No IS on Trip
oil Loce bears north o2l feet. Thence East
TOO feet to Il post marked MOB U No 20.
enc North 1;Go feet TO n post marked No
marked No USS o49, the place OF begin
ming, containing 20.ll acres This claim Is
Tor go linear feet OF the 1ripali Last Lode,
huL t.lS IOilOWlnS portions OI q pre-
vious survey from its SurGncc ground Ex-
clusion favor Of Sky Blue survey No "A. BE.
ginning at Et st no 2 u 5 S No % and running
thence North JO.7 feet; thence ) 68 deg O6 min
L y. 3 feet, thence West 1854 # Ia the place of
5eSinn:mg, containing .G3 acres OF L No
a ON Sky Blue Lode, Arcn IF U s No 10 on
Tripoli East Lode, 20.11 acres: area in con.
tttct with u S No ~ on Sky Blue Lode, .O3
ncrGs; rcmaining area Of L s S No 80 on Trip
oil East Lode. 20.0S acres. Distances chained
rad courses expressed from the true meridi-
an with magnetic variation 16 deg SIS min
East. The Location Notice OF this mine Is
recorded in the Mining Recorders office of
Rail cad Mining District in Book +, page 81
Of the Mining records of sid District. The
uGjoininS claims are: On the west, the pat
nntcd claim, Tripoli; and on the Southwest,
the pa:Cn ed claim, Sky Blue Any end ali
person. claiming adversely any por.i Of
aid Iripoli East mine or surface ground, are
required to file t"eir adverse claims with the
Geg!stcr OF the United States Lnlrd Office at
t:urekn, in the State of Nevada, during the
sixty days period of publ cation hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the provis-
ions of tho StHtute.
oh. HALL,
Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing No.
tice OF Apple 'tion for Patent he published
:or period Of sixty days or ten consecutive
weeks In the ELEo INDEPENDENT, O daily
newspaper published in ElEo, Nevada.
ID. Fl. HALL, Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA. !
Juur 05 1HQO

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
June %, 1890.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ toilowing-namcdse settler has filed notice
OF his Intention TO make final proof I'm sup
port OF his claim, and that sold proof win be
made before the District Court Of Nevada.
at Elko, Nevada, on MONDAY, AUGUST 4.
1870, viz:-Homcstead application No. rs.
JOHN KRIENKE, for the Il ~ ofsR u Sec
81 Township San Of II 6oE, MDM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ard cultivs-
ton of, said land, Wig:
DC Kennedy, of Ruby Valley,
1 woolyertoD, Of Ruby Valley.
wv Health. of Ruby Valley.
H&EA. Of ArtiiSr. Nev1da.
10. Il. FALL,
Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-05

Ed. BEAcoN:-We hPvc seen the
last issue OF The Democrat ID which
the editor vans the people not TO send
any oneIo the Constitutional C0nveH
tim who has had II long tenure iu "tli
rial position. 81
We. u~nderstnMl that Mr.. niusn orr,
is hiipsclf atandidale for delegate. u
-lhwl.he so atrt his point well taken we
shgitItikeE0 inquire how many terms
nc has been in public Office, and II IL
IL true that his tenure OF Uffire of May
or was %protracted bv n persistent rcfu-
saito submit his claims 10 conventions
of his Democratic f,llow-citizcns. and
by manipHlalin&ahe cpl"red voters in
his interest, rnn .hc DO trusted To deal
with tho starake question in such way
us 10 give tttirGsatisfartion To
DEMOCRATS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-05
DANGERS NOTICE.


Taken Wp by1DeB Ca ,. about kine o.
Is .. staying en- his place II miles west Of
Bpooksyille. ~ NoSuhee IcSnnty. opeSfsep;
BAY MARE. g.
with black maj an | tail. thbput n hands.
about ! years. old, 40 saddle!r collar marks.
BROKE 10 ride. Also one hay
MARE toni -,
with white sno ia facet aUoit I telr old.
both valllep ut 5000. -.
Taken up by Daniel Petersdn, slioit Innr
1. $50. str5s Ing on his place 6 miles north
ives; OF 3rooksville, Noxubee County, one
white and b L K spotted
sow, a.,
with crop an split in the left and over b. I
crop II right ear. weighs about l1i pound I,
valued ut -.
Taken up by Harlan Smith. about April
10. 1890. s~tfaying on his prc,ni -es, y mites
north Of COOksyiIle in NOXubee county, on
BULL,
black and white. marked with crop anl un
derbit in right and rrcp Off lief ear, b iut
. years old, valued at 81 80. r .
Taken up by $, j. Peterson, some time
before June Il, 1890. straying on her place
near Cookssille in NoXubee county, II red
and white
STEER.
about 2 years old, marked with crop of left
ind under slope Inright ear, valued at 81.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take them
away, or they win be dealt with as the law
di,ects. -. j. FASER.
july3-3t Coroner and Ranger.