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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
RICHTER or THE CHICIGO Gas IhCSi
GEORGE z. DAVIS. TREASURER OF COOK COUNTY
APPOINTED By JUDGE COLLINS.

APPOINTED BY JUDGE COLLINS.
CHICAGO lime o.-Gcorgc II. Davis county treas
urcr WAS 10 day agreed on by the attorneys anu aP
pointed by Judge Collins receiver OF the lineage va"
Trust Company the Chicago Gas ''h'Pa"!' i'
bonds Of 100000. 1t having been set'ied .it VIC
court would make the selection To-Day '"ueo C0'''
courtroom was crowded this morning as IT mas not
bccn for n long time before. \ OF candidates
were either present in person were represented by
counsel. Then there about fifty brohcrs' WHO
came to get the tip as to The appointment NJ
Davis was not agreed upon until after long hgh''
Tie next point was agreement as to inc terms
of the decree. This equally difficult. ana 1t
took thc LAWYERS an hour 10 arrange that. Mr..
Charlton and Mr. Green each claim that they secured
all they wanted. except that NJ. Charlton admitted
that the court did not grant his request that the re-
cevcr be authorized 10 vote the STOCK OF tHe Jour
companies at the meeting OF the trusts olrc''"rS'
Judge Collins said that he would have to look into
that before entering such order. The decree re
cites that the Of the Chicago Gas Trust Company
has been changed 10 tie Chicago Gas Company ana
is the corporation; that the court having hcdrH
evidence and arguments Of counsel and beng adviser
in the prcRi,cs, appoints George X. DAVIS receiver
to take charse and custody, subject to The further
order OF the court Of 1898 shares Of the capital
stock of the Chicago Gaslight and Coke Company
os ISL shares Of the Consumers GaSlign and Fuel
Company, 90 al shares OF the Equitable Gaslig and
Fuel Company and "a 900 shares Of the Peoples
Gasiight and Coke Company Of Chicago. all OF which
stock stands the books Of the various companies
in the OF the Fidelity Company OF Phihdclphia.
The receiver is to receive all dividends and profits
realized on the shares of stock mentioned they
may from time to time be declared To be due or pay
able and distribute the dividends and profits
pro rata among The persons who. az ilie Tine 0i t'
receipt Of such dividends and profits. shall be tho
stockholders Of record OF the Chicago Gas Company
after deduCtng the reasonable costs and compensa-
tlon of the receiver, TO be fixed and approved by the
The Chicago Gas Trust Company is enIoincd by
the decree from MAILING any sale, assignment or
transfer of Of the stock property. and al The
saS tonPaniUs are tJclIcu lun na'lHs any us.
earnings to the Fidelity Company. other corpora
ton or persons Other than the receiver. None Of
Of any OF the shares OF stock of the companies
apply at any time 10 the court for enforcement OF
its orders.
Mr.. Goudv prayed apprHl behalf of the trust
from the decree the bill Of exceptions TO be filed
in twenty days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
GErrYSBC RG BATTLEFIELD ASSOCIATION.

Gettysburg. Penn, June = (SpcciaD.-The annual
election Of the Battlefield Memorial Association was
held 10 day and the following directors chosen
for the current year: Major General s. W. Crawford.
General Louis Wagner and J. NJ Vandcr,llcc, Phils-
dephia; Colonel C. W. Hazard. Monongalcla Penn. :;
General Henry a. Rarnum, Ncw.lork; General Frank
u. slolt, Ncw-Havcn, Conn. General Charles l..
Young Toledo ohio; John G. Lnchan. Penacook,
~ H.; General Lucius Fairchd, Madison, Wis. ,
Colonel Whcclock Il. Vcazcy. Rutland. Vt; Colonel
Henry W. slocum. IrooAlyn, n. Y; Colonel John
u. Bachelor. BOSTON, j. l.. schlch. Colonel Charles
the Rev. u. W Mcknight ID. D.. :. McSwope. Edward
McPhei son. Getty sburg, and DR.. c. L. Goldsboro
IIuntcrstoWn. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
STEAMERS REPORT MANY ICEBERGS.

Tran satlantic that arrived here We terriav
reported that they had passed iceberg, sea. Tho
Boston City, from Dundee. icebcres on May ~
aud 20, between latitude ID H. longitude As ~. and
latitude Ia 5o, longitude Al 20 Tie iory Of the
bergs were from 600 to 700 feet long, from 800 10
400 wide. ard about so feet high Tie Polara sighted
eight icehergs on MAY 20. In latitude 10 II and
longitude 43 10 The Amalh encountered a dense fox
OF the Banks 81 Newfoundland on May %. in
Latitude 10 20 and longitude 40 10 she passed two
hcrgs. The photographic Office advises nav.gators on
The eastward route 20 cross longitude A. al about
latitude 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
ULCERS AND SORES
s S S
coru ANKLES CRUSHED.

In ralroad snash.up 1876 had both ankles baciy
crushed soon after ooi Poison set in ond both legs
ron, my knees down covered with liberated sores
that refused all effort, heal. was virtually he'pes'
for ten ycais being bcdrddcn most OF the tme during
al The tnc was attended by shc best Physicians IN THIS
,to # tho s,,o and must have taken carload OF
without receiving any relief or beng bchched N
any way. ia 1857 1 induced to IT, S"hts Specinc
- . - ! commenced to improve from the hrst dose
,nd continued 10 get better Until to-day am as sound
, l . MAJ, ,a, IN the universe. This was two years
oo since which have had return of sores or any ran
Il, uc Ioc- From my experience coa'clentlou'N De-
lev, that w, ucci1c IS. :. 81 has no equal a. D'ooa
uracr AID checruy recommend it 20 any o'e sl"efhs
from any disease tie blood
CHARLES T.. HAMILTON
Russellvrlc. Indiana.
Treatise on Dlood and Sl.n Diseases nailed ffce'
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE rY. CONVICT RESCUER ARRESTED.

David Jarrett the ex convict who on Sunday saved
eight ycsrold Charles OConnor. Of No 90 Olivcrst..
from drowning at Pier No 81 East River was phi oncr
at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday after
noon charged with burglary. Henning snrbcck, Of
No 80 Pikest who keeps liquor store at that
address, was complainant lie said that on May "a
last Barrett had broken into his store and had cigars
and liquors packed up for removal He was captured
by Policeman Gully, Of the Madisonst station. on
the way % the station Barrett tripPed up me oliccr
and escaped Barrett told Justice Patterson that lie
had nothing to do with the burglary and that he was
arrested because he had bad name.
lie held in al 800 bail for the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
DrrL IN 4 KEYrUCKY GRATEYARD.


rouleyille. ~. June =" The CourierJour"ii
This morning SAYS. AZ 10 O'Clock h't ",@.' ~
t,i ,oc..r, va, the scene OF the trst dnel fought
in Kentucky for many ar. Inc P''no'piN
rhor,, ovcri,v. an Advertising agent wio has peer"
here only frw months. ana 'hA'l'' 'A'u''' -
,,yc,n, mai, for an Eyausvlc. Ind. clothing mousse
sander wa. engaged 80 b. married to MIS- fIi"''
zcn,r ~ Evansville. who is now vsinF ID 'hs ''S .
tn,r r,ul 10 $40 VS. Tenor sanders d.''oFeIc thi'
nvr,hy had ,upplantef Inn in her aic'toh' \
,u,r-.l Wa. followed b.. tight, IN which sanders "i'
.s,td I'm, r..r AZ, r,yald met a. tn Alexander
uo,rl and finally decided 10 sciie the aha'F dc'pl'
g., ,bc cole Overpy W., represented oy f.a'H
Iattrel of indianapolis. While Harry Thomas OF On
,rr,tI acted as second for >aldrrs M'oHlpa''or
IA a medical student named Jam"- White WHO a''e1
a, surgeon and "A reporter OF The Courier Journal
N. marty drove q st. Louis Cemetery III the suDuo'
IN. pru,lp,l, took their places. AIMED with 3-caHOc
smith 4 We,,,n r.v,Ivc-,. twenty PAGES apart
II wa, tio dark for the men % see cach other
nloiuly. but both displayed great coolnc''' Inc
seconds took their respective places ai'eF aFrihs'"S
that the n..ng should bc-lu when three MAD Deel
countcd ~ouc. two. threei7 A. the last numueI
wa, called hy tho physician VINO diu t.'
Lac of fire flashed from the nulkt' 81 pom pI7,ol''
- f.,,. ,,r, ,nud soc whether not either man was
wounded four more report, rang GU. ana 9amier, ,
tasecr,i up to a toma. tone. and supporter " t
nat one ballet had penetrated h. ri-ht bI@",t nci.
the y oil shoulder. while another i.AI a.
Sight nc,h wound In his l,ii arm. ne n"a t "''.
NO shots wh'le overly had fired three sander
v.tind- were. dressed quickly a. ps'ille' ati IL
,ra. pft.rd 40 h- carriage aud taAen - Nc" NOai
ind where he took the hrst tran Tor Ms nome y,
i,it the city. sanders wounds are not CONSIDERED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
,,rrr,l Itrr INSURANCE MEN To MEET.

The fifteenth annual session Of the National Con
von,ion of Mutual Life aud accident Underwriters
viii be held al the Metropolitan Hotel on Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday ana FRIDAY oil next week. The
urocr.mIne Of the four days is full Of interesting
matter In addition b the customary reports and
discussions papers will be read oy DIR. Carl bliss
Hands Of Washington. on lIrr'iity"; by y. George
d. Clin. Of this city on 3" \ STANDARD and Uniform
Application Blank: b; Dr. F.. scharfcr Of Wash.
hetOn. on "1hc Physician In His Relation to Life
Insurance" and by Or. W. J. Wroth on Medical
Examiner and Their Relation, 70 the Companc, ="
The morning sessions ~ the convention Will open al
10 a. m. and the afternoon sessions at . p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
,rtt, THE coyprcroES LEAVE THEIR osDER'

Tho report Published Yesterday tna' ~"
NH, and Reading railroad COMPANY ha' "rD',rr '',
conductors In its cmpoy TO il'e VIZ "i','' .,no -
,no con,,anv was tho main subject oil 'l,'
'n' wong IN. cmplosc> Of the Read
ing PENNSYLVANIA and NcwJcrScy 'cn'ra' '"'r r
In Jersey CT, yesterday. s"d the F'''''' or,,'.'
or,cl 70 he t!a, the order of the COMPANY "'''' w
,,h hr tho conductor, when II came I"
oron.,rr between leaving their organization Of CIV
nr I'm their places. In the conductors ""u"t r'o''
T., ,hc central Railroad station In jersey 'lN i''p
nrc reporter found score Of conductors """,'"s ,
,t ord discussing the new order. hn' al ~ '''''
.,a, .,. nr,, intimnt!on they had Of the ne"
ruI, was what they had read in the paper. Dcy'n'
ina, they knew nothing about IT, o ,4' hc nndc W. ,ood
\cN 'cas - .hc heading conductors "'ic peru ,N
wink 20 leave the brothcrh@o1 On a, me last
W., F,c.ion with the policy "ni'n q, I'll,
,nrr,l convention IN Rochester cansrn l' . ~ -, ~.
Siai.c I'm tho co'.stituton Of the ''Ic,tis
,,nir., ont therefore making pos'!h' 'p"'''''''''
,d ,r,ubic between employer and employ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

r.o ,.c,r,,io, - Gar,aldl's statue in Washington
.,-o ,,ol ,loce Yesterday morning .n the pr"~'nr"
- g., l,,,e rnnler 81 people " O'Clock ."vcr'i
I,li,n societies met 20 tic Ernth N''d Assembly
Room, 80. @ao south rnhnv". Am'ns TIE or
.,uila,ior, rrc.cut were the "arhaldi Guard me
,nluunia Guard the saint AG-cnic'. AND ih' l'f
ouato Tas.o .ocictc.. Whom the ,titn" ma ''"
- with Nov.-.- and bunting. the military sec
% - te societies -alut"d to ,ntu" 10 Italian we
rbc ra-adcr, then marched to I1rl ave. ara i'.i
'nt.t = md went 10 Eroumcf'e Tar N!f'" rye
b,rn- hootor, amused taem-clv"' by irnt NJ tir'''
ft~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE lockwood POISONING CASE FALLS THROUGH.

Vlncland. y. j.. June 2.-Thc hearing OF Mrs. Lock
wood on the charge OK having attempted 10 poison
her husband was held 10 day. Mr.. Lockwood created
a sensation aud dumbtoundod the lawyer for the pro
sccution by saving that it wa, his children who ad
vlsed him 10 make the charge against his wife The
LAWYER then virtually threw up the case, stating that
Lockwood had been induced by some pressure -
change hi, statements made previous 10 Mrs Lock
woods arrest. The Justice then discharged Mrs.
Lockwood when her husband ran up To embrace her,
but she waved him aside and It'd him that she had
had enough Of him and his family and positively re
fused 10 return home with him. Lockwood then be,
came enrnged at one Of Mrs. LOckwoOd's friends and
was about 90 assault her, when officer elected
him from the court ROOM his. Lockwood IL Is said,
viii Immediately return 10 Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

THE FORMER SECRETARY or rnE COMPANY RE
Pile, TO TIE MANAGER.


Pile, TO TIE MANAGER.
Proceeding, have been taken by the MtorneyGen-
oral 10 aunu the charter Of the Manhattan MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company. The hearing Will take place
IN ti. city Oh saturday. John ". Fitzgerald, Of
Lizzie Fails, y. y. the former secretary OF the com
pa1, make, the following statement in reply 10 the
ono made by David Wagner. the present vice presl-
don't and manager Of the company In which Mr'
Wagncr criticised the business methods 81 Mr. fi'l
gerald when acting a, an officer Of the company
..on the 9Th day Of January 1850 when Mr. Wag-
nor assumed the management Of the Manhattan fle
Insurance Company OF New York the company had
about az 900 In losses. all II which, with the eN'
,cptou OF s23 40 occurred business written pri'r
70 nv connection with the company. and accepted by
George g. Dclama,cr, the former vice president ana
manager At that time the company had over $1,000
I'm cash and $1,000 In premiums due the company
immotlately npon Mr. WNCer's assumption ot the
MANAGEMENT Of the company he began an mas
crluo cancellation OF business and reduced the in
come u the company from about $1,000 month TO
an amount not exceeding 5000 a month. Many Of
the risk, cancelled by him consisted OF business ac-
ccptablo to the leading companies DOING business IN
thl, state
D.. ON February l. 1900 sent I'm my resignation as
secretary u the company. because 81 the return of the
orcooilatiou', notes In violation Of the law by Mr..
Wagner contrary 10 the advice Of Whitehead a Suy
dam the attorneys for the company; and also be
cau,c lin, printed statements sent ont By Mr. Wagner
rcr, NOT In accordance with the facts and be- the
Npnsc account had been Increased u such an extent
a., To preclude the possibility Of success. OF the
s11 600 of losses reported by the Insurance Depart
mcnt MAY 10, 1890. all except about $1,000 was on
hu,nc,, written either PRIOR To my connection with
the somPny or 9~hcr W6Cdr OF OF n Cy
my successor nor my sell. was responsible In any
for the mapagcment Of the COMPANY after January d.
Mr. Wagner AFTER l''' "'''b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE corr rs.
THE MuLLETT CLAIM DISMISSED

THE HULLETT CLAIM DISMISSED.
Washington, juno 2.-Judgc John DAVIS rcni inc
on,nlon OF the Court Of Claims this morning dml'9lnS
no claim Of 4. Il. Mullet against the United Ttnt'
Tor pensaon as architect OF the building now 90
cunicd by the state, War and Navy Departments
amounting to about $4,000 During the prrl"h 81
HE .uncrlrtcndcnco over the construction Of tho
huildlnr. the plaintiff was in the employ Of the GOV
eminent rs the Supervising Architect Of the Treasury
D,p,r,ment and was requested by the Building Com
mission TO submit plans which were adopted IN
,.- he retired from the service Of the Government
and an offer was made to him by the Commission t.
nay him "a salary to continue his supervision. lie
rejected this offer. and the building was completed
under thc care Of an engineer officer Of the Army.
The court dill not enter in the merits Of the case at
ALL confnng It's attention 10 the question Of The
opcratlon Of the statute OF limitations, which was
rrcrd by tho Government rs dcfcnrc. Under ordi-
norv circumstances tho statute would begin to run
January /. 1879 when tho plaintiff ceased to be "A
servant Of the Government, and this w0uid bar tho
case unless some unusual conditions were shown to
cNl,t The plaintiff claims that under the cn't0ms o.
the association OF architects h" could not compute tho
amount of hi. compensation until the completion OF
the binding, which did not occur until the year 77s
I'M, would have tn" effect Oi annulllag tn" llMitt-
ion. This claim based tn rule for an archi-
trct 10 compute hi, fec the cutlrc charge on the
Owner Of the building.
The court. in di-aowing tai, claim. cited the in
stauc" OF the cathedral NJ Cologne. which, tfourh fin
i,hcd within the last decade va. begun 20 long ago
that the name Of the architect bad !r"n forgotten
also the Of the Washington Monument IN this
CIV which nearly three quarter, ~ century in
declared the theory advanced by tho pulntIa would
not hold good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

the head Of the opposition to Captain TRASH sho"ei
no disposition 10 call mp the rcoiutlon apparently cor
WINGED that he alone in thinking any er"hhn' cA'
ised for such an investigation Charles b. smith inc
pcv Dr. r. j. Harlan Captain T. \. Martin ana
,,oi, porlcr NJ the trustees were pres mt IN:
only business OF importance tITit-actu wa 20 ap
nroyc the general plans for the nc@ chapc winch -
10 10 hullt ~ the grounds. AMI 10 authorLc tic
crinn!ng OF the work the entertainment h1li whc
= n Coz; about $4,000. After the businc1, meet
ING the trustees had their annual dinner at the home
~ CAPTAIN Trask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
COTrRELL TO RETURN TO CEDAR KEYS

Cedar Keys, Fla, June (specan.-The Cottrcu
clique is ubilan to night. From trusty friends In
Jacksonville IL is learned that bail has been arranged
for the ex-Mayor, SO that he may now safely give
himself up through the formality Of giving ball. and
then return here to intimidate all the witnesses
against him. Many families will remove from here II
Cottrell gives ball. and II is reported that Collector
PnkerOn says that he will at once resign and return
10 his old home at Manatee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
no TROUBLE OVER THE SyTG HARMON

Contrary TO general expectations the resolution
recently passed by the Marine Society In
favor Of investigation Of Captain Tasks
management Of sailors snug Harbor was not
even considered at the regularly quarterly meet
ing Of the trustee, Of that Institution which wa, held
at the Iiarbor yesterday. Captain Parker who Is at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
aad did other work.

aad did other work They were 70 receive ior 'th'
mel excavation the amount 70 be paid by me CITY uGer
O'Brien d tlarh's contract, less 20 per ccnt. Io'
other work they were to receive the contract price,
less 10 per cent. They acgc in tI"r complaint that
they did work amounting ~ ,.OOOOO ana IN;
amount due and not paid Is. they aegc, $42oi1O -
They to recover that amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
A BIG CLAIx AGAINST OBRIEN AND CLARK

David R. Paige Dominick NJ Carey and Albert T.
Paige, composing the firm Of d. H. Carey d. Co.. OF
Ohio. began a suit yesterday in the United States
CircuN Court against John oBrien and Heman Clark
thu Aouoduct contractors. The plaintiffs took sub
contract in 1887 to complete Section No. OF tho
Aoucduct. They dug Shafts Nos. 10 l.2 and 10 l-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
A DEPUTY NAVAL OFFICER NOT NEEDED

Boston, June 2.-The Office OF Assistant Deputy
Naval officer Of the Port Of Boston has been abolished
upon an order from the Treasury Department The
present incumbent is Thomas Keee. This is probably
q result OF the investigation recently made by the
Commission from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
TRYING TO GET OFT OF LUDLOW STREET JAIL

TRYING TO GET OFT OF LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
Judge Lawrence in the supreme Court Yesterday
haidcd down opinion denying the motion to release
Francisco " Dc \. Foster from Ludlow street Jail.
where he committed for contempt Of court IN
refusing to pay judgment f1r i7.i10 G6 against him
and his failure to appear for examination IN sup
Elementary proccc iing,. Foster was tobacco com
mission merchant I'm August. l7-G, when Charles
d. rrcdrichs secured the Judgment In question against
him. Foster says in hi7 petition for his discharge
from custody that in January. 1897, he was partially
examined and II agreed that the examination
should he suspended while he went to Cuba - try
and raise money on some property 10 which he was
heir. lie also declared that his family Wa, suffering
for tie ncccs,atc, 81 iic which he wa, unable u
provide While IN Jail In denying the motion Judge
Lawrence SAYS that II may lie haid ca" and that
the aildavit. OF Foster ami his VIE appeal strongly
10 the ~ympathy OF the court but, h. says, Foster
fail, 10 show what had become of thc money ANA
property DO D., possession with which he should have
uaid tho lud -Ucut. Foster saws that he found b"
could not obtain possession II the property 300 cuba
without long litigation and when he returned 20 TN,
country. after getting that information, he was ar
10. ted and Locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
BLOOD NUWORS
S S S

swIFTS SPECIFIC relieves by forcing the poison ont
81 the blood No remedy is equal TO for Blood
Humors
Mr. John O. Rogers Of Dana. Illinois writes as follows
under date Of March 81 1900 Nv wife for years an
invalid from blood trouble and suffered terribly times
from Erysiplas She tried many remedies advertised
blood purifiers but received 10 benefit. bottles OF
sWIkTS SPECIFIC Is. s. S. cured her OF Eryslpc,as and
other blood troubles From the first her appetite la.
creased and her general health improved every way
sho consicr, s. 3 the best blood purifier and tonic sho
ever saw and Is willing FOR one suffering se wss
to be referred to her.
BOIIs ALL OVER HIS BODY.
SIX bottles Of SHIFTS SPECIFIC IS. ;. 81 cured mo
% horribn attack OF Boil, that had broken out al
ny body and from which could get relief feel
If it was not for your Lcdlcno would have beea
an invalid w. J. MITCHELL. Marion. Ma.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-08-23

mi, lode. 10 post marked number 4, Us
survey number 50, the same being she
original location corner, and post numosn
2 II said Summit lode, and thence north
$40 deg w, 80 feet, TO post number .,
~ II : survey number 4S, Conelave lode,
snd post number 8, Of U : survey number
- Monarch lode, 100 feet, 70 post num-
her 4. the place Of beginning, containing
~. 6 acres.
MAGNETIC variation, IL 1.2 deg T.
The location Of this mine Il recorded IN
the Recorders office Of Cortez MIN
ing District, in book G, of page Is. =.
The adjoining claimants are the summit
mine on the south, the Provision mine o.
the north. the Pontiiex and Moreing on tht
east and the Monarch and Conclave on th'
west.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Avalanche MIN
or surface ground are required TO hle thei
| adverse claims with the Register OF Tn
| United States Land Office at EUREKA, u
/ the State Of Nevada, during the sixty day,l
period of publication hereof, or they WI
be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF IN
Statute. ID, II. HALL, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregolne
notice of application for patent De pup
lished for the period OF sixty days w con
s~ecutive weeks, in the Eureka okSIIskL
a weekly newspaper published at EnreNA
Nevada. ID. III. HAIL. h
myl7-10w