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Petit O. Cham pion.

DuBIIS. May D.-Thc final sets in the
court tennis match between American
Petit aud Englishman Saunders took
place to-day, and the match was won by
Petit. When the play was resumed this
morning the scores tied, each having won
four sets. Out of a total of thirteen Petit
to-day won three and Saunders one. Pcttit
was declared the champion Of the world.
The first set was won by Petit, TO 3,
and the second. y TO 1. Saunders won the
third, q to 4; Petit the fourth, q to2.
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THE FLEET NORMANA.
She Collides with AN Iceberg and Beats the
Record ON Her First Voyage.

New YORK, May 0.-The Nornana, the
latest addition to the Hamburg American
packet line steamers, arrived this morn
ing from Hamburg and Southampton.
Her time from Queenstown 70 New York
beat the record over maiden voyages, il
being q days hours and minute. From
Southampton her time was days u
hours and 80 minutes. No particular eifor.
was made at fast time, but Commander
Hebbick thinks that when an effort is
made she will prove the fastest vessel
afioat. Tuesday during dense fog she
had a slight collision with an iceberg
which the commander thinks would have
been serious had il not been for her
double screws. When the iceberg was
sighted the starboard engine was reversed
and the port shot ahead at full speed with
the r,itlder hard aport. The effect was to
swing the vessel around almost within
her own length, and she skinned the ice
berg with a slight collision, two plates
being cracked and the rail damaged.
The passengers hardly felt the shock.
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At Isoi.e CITY.


NIFt't'IN 10 Int NIilnItfH.
BOISE CITY. Idaho, May D.-Dccoration
day was celebrated in a proper manner
here to-day. At O'Clock this afternoon
the finest procession ever Witnessed in
the city paraded down Main street to
Capitol hall. where exercises suitable Ia
the occasion were carried out. after which
Phil Sheridan Post No. 4, G. A. r., and
Company \ Idaho National guards, fol-
lowed 10y large procession, marched TO
the cemetery, where they decorated and
fired salutes over the graves of the dead
heroes
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RILEY AT The FRONT
Twelve Thousand People Witness a
Great Race at the Chicago
West Side Park-Other
Turf Events.

CHICAGO, May D.-Twelvc thousand
people attended the West Side races to-
day. the principal attraction being the
speculation handicap, among starters in
which were Riley. winner Of the Kentucky
derby, and the no less noted Robaspierre.
The track was In good condition. Red
Light led at the start by a length with
Robespierre second and Riley and Pill
grim half a length behind. At the half
Pilgrim was first, Riley and Red Light
neck and neck, and Robespierre three
lengths away. At the three quarters
Riley and Red Light were even up with
Pilgrim second. length behind, and
Robespierre beaten of. Coming into the
stretch Godfrey urged Rily. who was then
half length in the lead. and the son of
Longfellow left the field as IL they were
anchored. In the stretch he came n
length and half in the lead. running
fast with Red Light second, Pilgrim close
up and Robcspicrre three lengths away.
Al the finish Riley led by three lengths,
winning in q canter, Red Light second,
Pilgrim third, and Robespierre six lengths
back. Time I :51; distance, mile and one
eighth.
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THE DAY IN GREAT FALLS.
Gautiaur Wins the eculling Races nj
Broadwater Day.
Special 70 the standard

Gaudaur Wins the eculltug Races NJ
Broadwater nay.
Special to the standard
GREAT FALLS, Mont. May 0.-Grcat
Falls has celebrated Decoration day with
patriotic arSior. The stores were closed
at noon and flags fioatcd from the houses
in the principal streets. In the forenoon
war veterans placed flowers on the graves
of the comrades who reposc in the GENE
terry near this city. In the afternoon the
civil procession formed and marched
through the principal avenues to the
Dunn hall. where the exercises took place.
In the procession were the veterans and
the Gibson Light guards, the fire brigade
under command OF Chief Ringwaid, and
the city council with Acting Mayor Web
ster Mt their head, Sunday school children
carrying flags inscribed with the names
of the several states, were q noteworthy
and appropriate feature Of the process
sion, in which there were many leading
citizens. The veterans Ind n good time
In the hall. The proceedings were marked
by heartiness and informality. Judge
Race introduced James Donovan. who
made an excellent address, replete with
war memories and abounding in senti-
ment Of fraternity and good will. The
band played patriotic airs and the whole
assemblage Joined In singing "America, "
County Commissioner Hawkins and
Frank Wilcox leading. The war veterans
wore n martial appearance, greeted each
other with old-time friendship and spoke
fraternally OF Comrade Martin Maginnis,
whose eloquent address last year is re-
membered gratefully by the members OF
Boat and horse races followed and were
much enjoyed by the spectators despite
the unexpected inclemency of the weather
which was wet and cloudy. Gaudaur de-
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To Protect Canadian Interests.

OTTAWA. May 3o.-In view OF the large
amount of smuggling along the frontier
from Montana and the quantity Of timber
being stolen from the forests Of Manitoba.
the government has ordered the whole
international boundary line from the
Rocky mountains east 10 Manitoba to be
patrollcd by mounted police of whom 800
will be detailed. They will also prevent
the Canadians from crossing into the
United States ou horse raiding expcdi-
tions.
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New YORK, May 3o.-This morning the
corner stone of the Washington mcmor-
ial arch was laid with impressive ccrc-
monies. Music was rendered by 40
voices selected from the Oratorio and
other singing societies. The exercises
were opened with prayer by Bishop Pot
ter. Geo. William Curtis delivered the
Grafton. The corner stone was laid by
Grand Master John W. vrooman of the
Masons of this state.
The parade to-day consisted of eleven
divisions with 5000 men In line, chiefly
grand army men. The line of march
was through Fifth avenue from Central
Park. and was reviewed by the COM
mandcr-iii-chicf, General II. A. Algcr. At
Madison square as the reviewing party
was going in carriage tn take their
place, the horses ran away and dashed
through 2id street. A policeman stopped
them before any damage was done. The
occupants were General Alger, Congress-
man Dolliger and cN-Judec Geo. Van
liosean, chairman 81 the committee.
The memorial exercises of the Grand
Army al the Metropolitan opera house
this evening attracted "A large audience.
Commander-inIhief Algcr presided.
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The DaN In Chicago.

CHICAoo, May Decoration day was
observed in the usual manner, the G.. A.
II. posts strewing flowers on the soldiers
graves, and the y, una people attending
athletic sports aud picuics in the parks.
All business j. suspended.
The bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln
in Lincoln park was nearly hidden under
liowcrs and wrcaths. This decoration
was under the auspices of Lion post, g..
A. X. Interesting addresses were made.
The day was hot for this season. the ther-
mometer marking ~ degrees at o'clock
this afternoon.
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BRIGHTON BEACH. n. Y, May 3.-
Thrce-fourths of a milc-Long Branch
won, Insignia colt second. Little Jake
third. Time i:l5E.
Half mile l.. won, Leonavic Sec
ond. Cascade third. Time :5Ok.
Mile and one-sixteenth-w. DAILY. Jr..
won, Tanner second, Little Jim third
Time I 10.
Scven-cighths of n mile -Faustina won.
Century second, John Atwood third.
Time 1:29A.
Mile-Shotovcr won, Tramp second.
Supervisor third. Time 1 IA.
Prince Edward second, Osceola third.
Time ora.
In the first race Gyma Hearst and Gal
las Dan colliicd. Hearst died shortly af-
ter and Jockeys Cullen and Owen were
seriously injured.
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Anniversary OF tn. John.,own Flood.

JoHssrowS, May % business is sus-
pended. this being the anniversary Of the
Johnstown great flood calamity as well as
Decoration day. The finding of the body
OF James w. Rosenstecle, one of the most
prominent residents of the place, at the
expiration Of year Is "a vivid reminder of
the flood.
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swept by flanes.
Special to the standard.

Boise Cry. Idaho. May 3o.-The city
Of Wciscr was almost wholly destroyed by
fire last evening. The fire started IN the
wciser hotel and was caused hy the fall
ing oT a lamp. The wind was blowing
very hard from the northeast aud il was
impossible tn stop the progress OF the
names. The entire business portion of
the town was burned. Many people losing
all they had. Loss IL estimated at about
si2j,UD. Insurance about $500.
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California Elon,lr,l.

SToCEToS, May D.-The lcvees on the
lower division Of Roberts Island gave
way yesterday afternoon. flooding 1900
acres of land | 4 a high state OF cultivation.
The entire lower division will soon be
under water.
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The RInc and GrnN.

FoRT GIBSON, Miss. May O.-A large
excursion party arrived here this morn
ing from the Blue and Gray reunion of
vicksburg. In response To an invitation
from the Claybourne County Memorial
association. &. s. A.. speeches of welcome
and responses were made and all joined
i'm the old fashioned barbecue.
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The winner. Mt MorrI. Park.

eighths Of a mile-Fortlham won, Civil
59H.
Russell won, Captain Wagner second.
st. Charles third. Time 4sH.
Winters stakes, 3 year old, mile-Cy-
clone Colt won, Magnate second. Cayuga
third. Time 1:41.
New York Jockey club handicap, mile
ond, Cynos,irc third. Time 2.O7h.
Five-eighths of mile-Parolena won.
Lady May second. Woodcutter third.
Time :03h.
Mile-Sam Wood and Fletcher ran a
dead heat, Monola third. Time AZ. Sam
Wood won the run of In :Ak.
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Jail breakers Captured.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Thomas and
jackson. negroes, who escaped from the
Trenton Jail, were discovered by Officer
Berger. who attempted TO arrest them.
They fired. seriously wounding him.
Mounted police pursued them and Jack
son was shot dead. The other escaped
though they expect 10 capture him to-day
dead or alive.
Later-Thomas was subsequently cap
ttiretl
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DENVER, May D.-Decoration day was
observed here as usual, all offices and
places of business being closed. The pa
rade which took place this morning was
the largest ever witnessed In Denver. The
exercises at Riverside cemetery were very
impressive. The day was generally OBJ
served throughout the state. and especially
at Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Leadville.
Aspcn and Greeley.
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MERIoS. Ind. May :D.-This afternoon
as a buggy containing Mrs. o. G.. Stone.
her two children. and Mrs. winger. were
crossing the railroad track at Bonesboro
Pike il was struck 10y train and all the
occupants killed.
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SANTA FE. y. NJ. May 0.-Memorial
day was observed here by the finest pro-
cession the city ever witnessed, composed
Of the military, Grand Army. fire depart
ment, civic societies and citizens, headed
by the Ninth Infantry band. The graves
at the National cemetery were decorated.
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Dr. Peter. Heard Prom.

BERLIN. May S.-Letters from Dr.
Peters and Lieutenant Tiedmann. dated
April IL, at Ukun. have been received.
Peters says he will reach Zanzibar the
latter part of June.
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van guard of christian civilization. This
cannot be said and nothing like il can
ever tr,ithfully he said Of the cause of
those who sought by rebellion to destroy
the government. The rebellion con-
spiracy was organized in the interest
OF human slavery. IL sought pretcxt for
precipitatinR n bloody conflict with the
purpose Of establishing a slave holding
confederacy or an ultimate EN-
tion Of territory of the United States.
including the great section of territory
that had been purchased by the whole
people. "Comrades," said the orator,
1--WE pay the highest reverence to the
memory OF our dead when we strive most
earnestly to remember and To impress
which they so steadfastly fought. We
have no desire to revive the unhappy
memories or fan any embers of sectional
strife, and so far as have observed, fam
ming these embers has been principally
the work OF our brethren of the SOUTH.
Reference was made tn the scenes at
Richmond during the past few days, and
Boutelle expressed little more than re.
gret at what he said could not fail To
shock the true sense OF propriety. He
protested against the lavish display of
rebel colors, and said the ex-confeslerates
who displayed the rebel flag to glor-
ify II were not true To the parole
granted at Appommattox. Boutclle's
Grafton was followed by applause of the
stormiest kind.
Congressman Mason Of Illinois teliv-
cred a spirited address in n similar vein
at the congressional cemetery.
large number of German veterans
and others gathered at Prospect Hill
cemetery TO do honor to their dead COM
ruIaS nrnftnu xca as saltuara1 In, Enr-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
NOTICE TO C0-9WNERs.

TNO 3. q. SMITH OR WHOM IT
l. may concern: You are hereby noti-
fled that the undersigned has ex-
pended HE sum ol 5 0o IN United States gold
coin. in ,ahar alts improvements upon the
-" Far West lrti.-p. l. lie or vein, situated
in Mnnlezuma Miri : Distrie Eeneralda
county. Nevada Said Nork WAS performed
in the years 1881 s.. and that said expenditure
was made III order 80 hold said Far West
mine. under the provision OF section .5a4
Revised Statutes 81 The nlted >tates the
said nmount hen. required 10 mold SAID cl i'm
for the years ending December 3lst 1857 IS:
and. if within ninety days u ter The first pdb-
licatiun hereof. You fail or refuse to contrib
ute Your proUoriun of such expenditure to-
gcther with the ctists OF advertising this 40
t.cel rs co-owners. your inieresi in Snid elaia
M1l! become The PROPERTY Of the undc signed
under said sectiot 2Ys.
FRANK II. sTOoDARD,
BY j. Il. StoGdard t;S .itioinry-in-fact.
Noniezuma, October 81, 1854. i3.3no
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
NOTICE TO GD-OWNERs.

.fJNq JOHy r. JONES AM AL PAR,
L TIES holding an Interest in the Midas
Mine. sitqAicJ In Sylvali'a Mining District,
Esmerada cdnniy, state of Nevada: You
are hereby notified that ! have expended the
sum Of styen hundred ana Fifty five dollars
and seventy-six cents (S7ti5,.6l on the above
named mine, for labor ara improvements
during tie year 1851; and If within ninety
days aDler This notiee of Publication you full
or refuse to contribute ynpr proportion OF
such expenditure "a co-uwner or co owners,
your interest in said mi inc viii b come the
property az the snbscriber under the proyi-
sions Of 'scction 2,3si devised Statutes of
the United stales.
Palmetto, Nevada January lst, 1870.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
Domenico Tub.ao,

GCiLellcC uC4IO,
ghosf Posioiliee address is lIawtss orns,
iEsmqsseds county, slsto 81 Ns.ada
hss this ,eas talse ais apgltesgep tor patent
:or ifftsyn iiuhdrSd linear .set of ths ,GolG
Bar mine or yein. hearing s,4d and s.}lssr
.Nith suIlssc gfennd six hundred fest III
yiEsh situated n Hawtis9rnc Mining bis.
aiaj Comfy at Es,g ei.lae and stste 81 &c
vase aud desigaated by ~ field rqiee and
ofseisl y on ( lie in his p Ne Us Let - u,
il Townsifpi \, Range r n. q MI Diiablo
base and rgcrigian, said Lot 40 IS being lie
scribed as 20 oYs. to-wi.;
Beginning u. pine POS. inches by 4 in
ehes by feet inches ling. set in a mound
Of It ne, marked. No. /, ISIS, No, 49, Gold
Bar Mine. Whence mineral monument M. 1
bears "a deg, 30 min, " sla feet and Ne
corner of section No u. T. No. Z n, R 81 E,
NJ. d. NJ, bears y. 81 &eg e s0sO feet. aud
pamiico incline shaft bears ;; IS deg IS min,
w 81 feet.
Thence, n So deg = min, E GOO to post ,
inches by inches. by FEET long, set in
mound of stone marked No uSs. No 30,
~ ouu ictl u post Sel Ill MOUND OF ST. lie
marked N" /, Uss No ss. Nil
Thsnee. S 10 deg, 7s0 feet to d post in
ehes by inches, by feet inches long. set
in mound of stone, marked No 3 uSS No 81.
Thence, deg Is min, !. $50 feet TO Il post
inches by / inches by feet long, sc, in
mound of earth and stone marked No 4 UsS.
No. s.
enre, Sc deg Is min, W GOO feet "a n
posi- inca ~ inch IS by feet long, yet
mound of earth and stone, mark d No L IS
No ~, al 800 feet a post 2 inches by J inches
by 4 feet long, set in mound of stone, marked
No - lISS No 81 Sill.
Thepce, y deg 10 IN, w $50 feet toa post 4
inches by iaches, by feet long, set in
mound of sloae, marked Ne. &, tfss No..;i9.
Tnelice, 10 deg, W $50 feel 10 place of he
ginning, containing - acres
So much of his survey as conflicts NTH .he
Pamlico Mining claim, designated as US
No 81, Is hereby excluded said etndict is
described as foilows: Beginning az posi- No.
Of USS No 81
Thence, l. 60 deg Is min, W SO feet to he
southwest side line Of UsS No b.
Thence, \ n deg, W 500 feel, iuterseet The
northeast side line of USS No 81, whence
post MOL, of UsS No IS, bears n 10 deg, W
u feet
Thence, y deg 81 min, 6 30, feet to piace
of beginning, containing % 100 acres, whicu
tract being cNeladad from this survey tu. =.
Survey No. asi, ieayes remaining l9..s acres.
Magnetic variation, 10 de- Ia min b, t1n-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
WHAT HERLlNERs EAT.
Der Gqygagn Cousins Said to Mix Horse
= 'Hseps With Th.ir Saisage. -

"'Rsse With Thsir saasnss. Ss'
The amoaag 81 HI Rllium !s! tssea disposed of in
the German KIN u. u 'SitrH' that divided up
equally ani3kH Jh6 IA. 6lntioq of tho city, it
yields an NIX EyAhcsaP Two alN half pounds
of meat VIZ IT. etssy man, woman and
members Of VIZ legislature and paupers.
In other words, saSa The Loudon Telegraph,
zach and every eBcrliner. irrespective of
nge, sex or political opinions, is officially
crcditod with the consumption OF f41 pounds
weight of beof, nGftop, veal, pork, lamb
and horsc-fesh per annlitn No fewer than
1000 horses are slaughtered yearly for the
Berlin meat ltiat,@t, their flesh being partly
sold Is "butohaf..s tnsat, In shops specially
affected to the retail trnde in "pferde-
leisch." and pertiy aworked up" into
sausages, q paEHlaf variety of which il
hawked AL hotH about The streets lato ili
tho evehiit and duri' K the smaller hours Of
the carly IL SAn Poor Prussians are much
addicted to fi,rsd-fcsR stesyod in savo.y
sauce; nor I'D thJ wellito-do disdain 1t US an
occasional 'yiand served under its own
name. IfGermSny. Italy and even France
the fcsh Of horses md asses Is unquestion,
ably converted into shssengers,n like unto
tho aged hsro Of one SasaIcf Wellers most
grucsoiid anecdotes, in'vnst quantities. and
imparts tathom olose texture, rich color,
and ar6MRte flavor, id PARTICULAR 10 Drums.
wick ..Warit,.! ..'martadells Ut Bol1gna,u
and ''saucisst,a Dc Lyon. :" This bulk pf the
substance fMShich these daiuiies owe Their
being hoWutS Is esrk, fresh OK kalted;
MAJ IL HA probability inc 4TO,OO0 pigs that
hiRsAhy pay the debt Of natnre in tribute
Il
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

whence post No T. Uss No6ss. situated ut the
Intersection of southerly side lire of Sap
phire claim with easterly side line Of Irss No.
Gsa. is distant ESQ feet ON same first course
rom post No s. tss No ssa. Thence .or
second Courses 81 Dig % min " to post
No F.. of US No 63, a tptel distapce Of 1855
feet Thence for
Third Conrse-N 81 deg 81 MIN y to post
No Uss No 81, distance of s3 feet. Thence
for
Fogyth Courses 81 deg, o. mia W to post
No Uss No A. distance of 1858 feet.
THENCE for
Is, Uss No Ga, distance OF 102.S feet
Thence for
Sixth Courses CT deg, - min W to post
No y, Uss No GA, distance of 1871 feet
Thence for
Seventh GsS,lser-N A deg 40 min w to a
point where II e ,aprtheIly side line of Uss No
67a il tersects tie lode line of the sapphire
claim distance 3n9.9 feet, and whence the
lode line Of said Sapphire claim bears N 81
deg 81 min 4, and continuing on same sev-
enth course to post No ID, Uss No .6ia, total
'''9s.'',', " = "'".S
Aisi.,F ~ y "os ~ M" - =" po''
W ~ = = =" o'''n"ee :. 80 i'e'' Wv
Which areas being excluded nom the surface
ground of The antelope claim, leaves remain
ing 5.93 acres of said Antelope claim.
~ SO o's ~
- ~ - ?, = = -, w. = ~, ps"aa"s a.
i'os' MAJ Neu PoS' N" i,oss e""' D. erect
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
NOTICE r. Cc"Opn'A[E.

To PETER ViETl MD Alt OTHERS
Il holding and interest ia the Montrose
Lode mining claim
Yen are hereby notified that have expond.
cd the III of Sim dufats In labor and mn
provtnienis upon the lhe NoniroSc Lode
Mining claim, situated Ia liver resk and
kcd Mountain Mining District, Fsmclada
county. Sev ,nios ,he year ending Deem her
Bly, ssh N SAits 10 hoi9 sald claim under
tiles Of the United s,aras and il. Ma n
ninety DAYS after his nui5ne by pubictlion
yen 81 or refuse To cm,irftuic your prnput-
Fen nf'snch Expenditure as cp-nwncrs, Soar
interest la sad q sim viii become the Z. D.
e',y of the sihsGris5 }pGer thcprovsioa = VI
sand see'iot yiN. ~ "'''' n, x, SNAtp.
lia:. sbafE \ siuarY L., lsfQ a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO &C. OWNERS.

TIC (. u. HUDSON, { FORGE W. IL
l fenssW IL. N. Cobb, ". j. Douglass
j. X. Douglass Jacob nan-on. " a.
Rulison. 81 Rnlison, ". y Byron, fmixn
{ Obj. q. ~. 1an, and J L Beale; gu
are hereby notified that I'VE have expended
The sun o. 500 in labor and jmproyerEents
upon The II indlcy Lode nnd mining ciTlm,
located and situated IN 6ariield Mining Dis
toict. fsnteralda Mining District. fiefe Of
Nevada. MS win appeag by cer,iicale hlad
December H.. 1884 iii the Office oi thaf lie
cordcr # said Mining District. aud on the
ID day of Jsluarv. 1870. 'hiea and recorded in
The Office OF the Recorder OF EsmeTalda coan-
". Nevada, order to hold said premises aud
claim under The provisions o. ction : s24
Revised Sia Hies oil lie Iniled States being
The amount required 20 hold the sim
for he year ending December 3lst, 1850 md
and If Winiu ninety days after tbs .4osice
by pnblics. Ion yod AL Or ieiEse TO eef4ri-
butc Your Proportion Of snch cxpenfit4a as
'co-oM ners.s your interest II said claim III
become The properly Of tie snbsciiiNrs u. len
said section 2.jaI. NJ. &. SASDERS
il. l.. FISH.
:. T. bOsWORTH,
W ". BlALE.
Hawthorne. January -, 1870.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05
GoL1 aAE MIME

Or saffaee ground, are required to file their
adverse claims with the REGISTER ri Tie
unite9 States Land ollee at Carson City,
IN The State al Nevada during the sixty
days period capitalization hereof or they viii
Be barred BY yirtae OF the provisions of the
Ssnlhte, .. Il GAALuP. Register.