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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
TERROR AT PINEviLLE.
Perry County, Ky. Threstesed with .
bloody War.

bloody War
PIyFvrIrH, KY, Aug. s.-News Of the
frst DAYS session OF court held in Perry
County for two years has reached bere.
The court is being held in tent
and 400 armed outlaws, represent
ing the French Eversole factions,
are camped about the place. The
situation is dangerous in the ex-
teme and battle is possible at any
time. Judge Lily. surrounded by two
companies OF militia, while third pa
trolls the streets. opened the court and
after some difficulty impsneled q grand
jury In his charge 70 The jury the Judge
declared the condition of affairs in Perry
County disgrace 20 Christendom. In
the entire history Of the county but one
man had been convicted % murder. and
his punishment was brief term m
prison, and yet over 500 murders ha9
been committed in the county. over 800
in the last twenty years, ssd only nine
arrests 81 told had been made. BESIDES
this scores Of dwellings bad been robbed
and burned. Even the courthouse.
with valuable records. had been de-
stroTed and not IN arrest made. No
taxes had been collsc~d for two years
During the progress q the Judge 8
charge several outlaws made suspicious
movements. bot wers prom pity dis
armed. except two ~ three who escaped.
The outlsws srs entrsnchinr them
selves about TIE place and little is
needed - precipitste mountain var.
The people are afraid r e. out for the
uBerring aira q these mountain Four-
derers armed wlth Winrhsstsrs is I5ke-
~ - result in death. Women and chill
6rsn are fred a. almost daily There is
not = church o- schooi in ths county
and nor a religious service hzs been
held fof tre gears SosFs Lily sleeus
vith armed soldiers IN his room and on
guar5 Re has made hls will ard
frankly admits hs hardly expects r
pet oat alive. Al fooS IS tested before
~ ~ eaten ard no mar is allowed n
enter ths town gnt searched A
single SPARK " = kindle war that vii
speedily engage l093 ueb and cos'
sco-ss O Ives ------. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
A FATAL FALL.
Hendrix Zuidema Loses His Life in an
Elevator shaft.


Hendrix zuidema Loses His Life in an
Elevator shaft.
A terrible and fatal accident occurred
yesterday morning, about / O'Clock, at
Ringe, Bertsch * Co.'s factory on Pearl
st.
An employe named Hendrix Zuide-
ma, Hollander, fell through the ee-
vator shaft from the fourth floor to
ground floor below. lie had Just as
cended 10 tha: floor on the elevator in
search of q person, and nottinding what
ne wanted stepped fearlessly into the
shaft, evidently supposng that he was
stepping upon the platform of the ele-
vatOr. But he was mistaken, for some
one had gone below with the elevator
during the moment his back was turned.
Falling the whole length of the shaft,
ne struck upon the cross-beam of the
elevator. He was removed 10y compan-
ions and placed upon couch IN the
packing room. Drs. DeCamp and Full
le. We're summoned and, although the
external symptoms gave hope OF Guide
mas recovery, he was injured inter
nailv. @ud died about O'Clock in the
afternoon, before being removed to his
home lie lived at IS Finnev-st., with
MS wife and four adult children. He
was 81 years of age, and mad been in
the employ of Rindge, Bertsch& q Co.sfor
sixteen years. lie was man of fine
habits and was held IN universal es-
tcem.
Coroner Locler empaneled a jury
directly upon the deceaSe of the unfor-
tunate man, who Immediately viewed
the body and the environments Of the
elevator. After tins. the coroner per
mittcd the remains 20 be taken TO the
family home. The inquest was adj
iourned to the office OF the coroner a Q
O G. .0Ck TINS morning.
The elevator at the Rndge ,Bertsch &
Co.'S factory is moved by hydraulic
power. anG the entrances on the varI-
Gus floors are protected ny no auto
matte contrvance whatever. Folding
doors oH hinges, which are as likely to
stand opened as closed, separate the
shaft frum the various rooms into
which It 0uens It Is not vet known
whether fa unfortunate man closed
the door, ri1d hIm when he went up
TO the f. Ir-a r0or.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
IT WAS An OUTRAGE.
And Sinclair Was Not Altogether
Blameltss.
MURDERER GOSH DENIED ANEW TRIAL
He j. Now in the Ionia Insane asylam-
Judge NOrss's DeeIsiOn in the Case
The Board of Pardons VIII
NOw be Appealed IT,

The Supreme Court has denied the
motion for a new trial IN the case of
Amiel Gosch, sentenced to Jackson for
twelve years for the killing of Daniel
Sinclair. Judge Morse, in rendering
his decision, said:
''In this case | think the manner
and time OF making the attempt to ar
rest the respondent was an outrage
and altogether unnecessary. If SIN
eialr had used little prudence and
caution, waited until day TIME 10 make
the arrest, and nOt gone upon respOn-
dents promises IN the night with i
crowd, there would, IN my opinion,
have been 10 sacrifice of human life.
Inc result has been the death of SIN
ciair's brother. the insanity of the
respondent and the breaking up of his
home. For tins the officer Is not
entirely irresponsible. But the case
was fairly tired, and IL IS not IN my
province - OveTrule the finding of the
jury, VINO are the proper Judges of the
question of fact. | must therefore
agree IN the affirmation"
Despite this decision GoSch's counsel,
w. +. Mcknight, John Fairfield and
Birney HOyt, nave not given up all
hopes of effecting his release. Gosch
Is still confined III the insane asylum at
IOnia, whittier he was taken from the
Jackson State prison. W. +. Mcknight
said last night that there are little
hopes for his recovery. He also says
that GOsch was insane during the trial,
but after his conviction his insanity
took n turn for the worse and he had
to be taken to Iouia. His attorneys
will next appeal to the Board of Par
dons for his release.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
7 CaIlfOrnla record. Summary
90 ..-..- ........- ...-..r sal.n
ATHLETIC SPORT.
Program of the Events of the ID. A q.
Midsummer Meeting

The midsummer meeting OF the De-
troit Athletic Club, which occurs Au-
gust l6. promises 10 zoe unusually inter-
esting. Gold medals are offered 10
winners in all open events and silver
medals 10 seconds. The entries close
August 10, and al communications
should be addressed 10 ]. c. Lodge. in
care of the ID. A. c. Following ls the
program:
100 yards run, handicap, open.
100 yards run, handicap, challenge,
club members only.
440 yards run, handicap, open.
$50 yards run, handicap, open.
] mile run, handicap, challenge, club
members only.
220 yards hurdle. handicap, club
members only.
mile walk, handicsp, open II Eve
entries.
Running broad jump, handicap, open.
Running high Jump.
Pole vault, handicap, open.
Throwing l6 pound hammer, hsndi-
cap, open.
Putting Is pound shot, handicap,
open.
] mile State championship bicycle
race.
one half mile State championship
race.
mile bicycle race. handicap.
mile novice bicycle race.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
2-ELEVEN-Q QUARTER
sunol Beats Her calIfornls Record
ct Bunslo,
IN TIE FACE OF A BEATING WIND.
The Track Lacked Elasticity Belle
nsmiin Does Nss SHOW Up well
fifteen Thousand People N4l-
the Exhibition
sAs s..,s n va ,s..sassss.lAs

tAs.es,sS - "a ttl>Nsss-sktAAk
bufFAIo, \. y, Aug s.--At the dris-
ing park todsy II, 900 people saw Snn0l
and Belle Hsmhn attempt 10 lower
their records. The weather was not
and track dry hnd the horses we're not
sent 10 the limit Of thdir speed. Belle
HSmlIn WAS sent first She flew 20 the
quarter III sSi, and 10 the haff in .06
reaching the three-quarters IA lao.
Coming into the stretch tie WIND blew
straight IN her face and she did not
make the finish expected. She came
steady, but at distance pole she Was
peroeptbly turing and she passed
under the wire IN 2l4l. Sun0l Was
then called up. Sire reached the guar
ter IN SSs, but the distance 10 the half
Was reached IN .05s, OF Sli for quar-
ter. To the thTee-qusrters, where the
track was poorest, che lost again. reach
ing the third pole IA 1884. The gallant
little mare few down the stretch and
passed under the wire in 2lli, Just
three-quarters Of a second slower than
her California record. Summary;
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
MANY HOUSES WRECKED.
Wind, Rain and Bsai Cause Heavy
Jsss.s fB Jovz.

DEs MoT~Es, Ia, Aug. S "A severe
storm visited the vicinity Of Bedford.
Taylor County. Thursday morning.
doing considerable damage. A heavy
rain. accompanied BY hail, prevailed
over section from three 70 six miles
wide. Great damage was done 10 corn.
shade trees and fruit Windov-lipht hts
were broken "a all houses in the track
Of The storm. Al Bedford the depot
roof was blown of, the hotel and opera
house unroofed. q livery barn destroyed
and several houses overturned.
CREsroE. Ia, Aug. s-A severe VIVID
and rsin-stornn prevailed in this vicin-
ity Wednesday night Near Hevin-
Vile heavy hail played havoc with TIE
corn, and AZ Cromwell many windows
were smashed BY bail In the country
all crops and trees we're greatly dam
aged
r MIxErApoIIs MINI. Aug. "a 80
we're storm swept over Minneapolis AZ 10
o'clock CTbursdsy evening. A. THE
surface ~ vas . straight wind. bot
above the storm took cyclonic form
alton. sweeping from west % east
Al the West Hotel chimney was
blown or and several plste-flsss win
dovs demolished a hscknsB vss
blown from his back into tbe middle ~
the street and badly injured The roof
of the Hale block vas lifted several
inches and shifted from its position
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

tAssss'et s.t St.s5aAs -stsANs
GRAND LEBsF, August s.-The farm
ers' annual picnic took place here
"Wednesday and was great success. IL
Is estimated that between four and five
thousand people fr0m TIE surrounding
country were present, aud a general
good time was had and perfect order
prevailed. harms we're buraed
on West Jeferson-st. on the morning of
August Q, about ! O'Clock. Cauae, IN
known.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

ALBANY, \. y, Aug. s.--General su-
perntendent Blssell, Of the New York
Central, said tonight that the strike ex-
tended 10 the yarlmen aud some OF the
tralnmen. bat % none Of the conduc-
tors or engineers. It looked . hIm to-
night As II the road. sc least from Al
bany 10 Buffalo, would be entirely
closed oy morning. The cause OF the
strike was the discharge OF several IA
bog ag tatOrs, belonging % the Kuighss
OK Labor. The strike has not, as yet,
extended 10 the West shore, and the
officials say It Will not. Labor men
say tonight that If the road does not
succOmb the West shore nen VIII be
Ordered out
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Only 20 Albany

NEW YoRE, Aug. Sin an interview
tonight. Vlce-president Webb, of the
Central, said the strike only extended
to Albany, and that no attempts would
be made TO run trains tonight. The
fast mail pulled out at O'Clock with
four mail cars, but no passenger
coaches. Several of the str kers said
tonight that before the strike was over
t would prove to be the biggest the
people in the East had seen for some
years. Up 70 midnight there had heen
no strike on the West Shore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Militia Called out.

ALBANY, y. Y. Aug. S.-The freight
departmentrunuing West, IS at 4 stand
stiil, there being 10 less than five long
freight trains stalled at the freight
bridge; between here and Schenectady
there are about SIX freight trans. The
Tenth battalion, y. q. :. New York,
has been ordered to be in readiness
respond 90 call.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
All. a-AiHAl HOl HOl Hot

Oh. Hold ~, Somebody, While We
ScTeech
The Gr1nl Rapids psmocr7t = either
the vicam of a "boiler plate accident,
that y, OF siereofyped matter which il
does not edit. or It took Is news, head
ing and al. from an esteemed contem-
porary. For rs account Of tne Iowa
Democratic convention is headed Iowa
B0urbons.H THIS IS rs bad a break"
as II a Catholic paper should have An
article entitled, The >euile Papacy. ~
Defeeif Jsraoi
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
WHO WANTS IT?
F. B. Dickerson Withdraws From
the Contest for Lieut.. Gov.
This Action OF nr. Dickerson May be
Considered Finsi-uis Reason Is the
Death of His Two Boys.

tYsOsswt W. yslss,IN-sH ~.
DETROIT, Aug. ST. B. Dickerson's
name will not be factor in the race
for the Republican nomination for
Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. Dickerson's
loss of his two boys by drowning last
Sunday, is the cause of. his decision TO
withdraw, and this morning he said
that he would soon notify his friends
who have been urging his nomination,
to discontinue all efforts in his behalf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Y HEELS STOPPED
A Biz Strike Of Railroad Men Is
Inauxurared-
TIE TEJTH BlITiLlOy CALLED OUT
Ihs A~a Are oaist Has Dstsrmia<S-It
Ma C4sssa 81 tas Diseharss OF sew
sr4I Labor a Asttafsrs-No TFoabfs
les "a ti1s " est shsrs.

Nav YoRK, Augast s.-The strike Of
the employees GA lhe New York Central
ald Hudson River Railroad vas begun
az 7-30 touight. Not tram has left the
depot a. FOgty-Eecond-st. since that
hour. The Grand Union Hotel IS
crowded with people who expected TO
leave the city and had engaged passage
for various points
9 p MT Is reported that the New
YORK, New Haven and Hartford and
West shore Roads are tied up As well as
the New YORK Central Two passenger
trains were deserted by their crews IN
the tunnel at Eignty-s.xth-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

UTCA, y. Y, Aug. S.-One hundred
md Lfty yardnen employed 10y the
New York Central went out on q strike
at $50 o'clock this evening. The
freight handlers Will 20 out in the
morning. At Buffalo and Auburn
trains are running as usual ana there
ara ~ s.gns OF 4 strike.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

There are nov 407 inmates at tie
Soldiers Home. Tae highest number
reached was SIS which we're registered
last February. About two hundred are
OCT en- farlough and discharged q ss aoie
to work Ter themselves. These wi
most al show up when the cold winds
begin t0 blow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

go rs.fsssa-szasA-
tHsBrorrF Mch.. August s.-The
residence Of Hen. Frank A. Hooker.
Crcu, Judge of th-s district. vas badly
damaged hy FIRE today The Ere start
cd u the urper potion of the house
Ard supposed 10 have been caused by
a defective chimney. The loss IS about
1oo. covered tv insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

$ aool vie are uoW holding hAck Ter
tiie ressoas / give y0a Vii care - ialsiil-
IAN thesT stutade when they set that
y ls gong 70 leOpardise interests -
large a. those nov hanging by thread.
- think you may safely conslaet that
the hospital question = praenezliy set-
tied -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Ho. FOR BOSTON.
The a. A. 4. BaFs k4Iiyiag 70 ths d .
CansP FIRE.

tAs-sksks - "a ~&.l4sAs ALa..s
DETEOrT, Aug. s.-fom0rrow AZ noon
. tran Of Is ears On the Michigan Cen
tral road, Bll start for Boston With the
Michigan delegation Of the G.. A. K
Ihe tram vii Dc apDropT ateiy
donated and VII include several
s.eepers. About ESQ veterans viii
leave On the tram. Gen. Alger. with
hs family, started for Boston today.
The California delegation, among
whom were delegates from Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands. passed through De
trost yesterday en- route 10 the Bean
CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

TIE sheriff Of Isabella county vii
take to Mt. Pleasant this morning a
riaro-t1ner, cf this city. who left that
effv rscently without setting A hotel
bil. Every opportunity vas Tveu the
man 20 settle, bat be either c0uldn s or
Wcuidn T.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
HORRIsJE-
The wsrnsr. Betwe-n the AIRS -saos ard
Nontenesrins = Most Barbaroas one.

Nontene srins Most Earbarous one.
LoNDox. Aug. -Notwithstaniin
the efforts Of tae Turkish authorities 70
enforce peace desultory warfare is rag
inE on the boundaries of Albania and
Montenegro ard il attended ~ mach
harbaritY. MOntene-rins recently be-
headed four citizens OF Gus
sigre. in Albania, and The A.
banians promptly attacked the
Aoateneer snd marched ITO
6ussinge WITH twelve Montca acgria
heads stuck on spikes A. latest ae-
counts bands 90 Montanevrias were
hunting for more Alhanian heads
Peasants on the Tsrkish side of the
border, who a-e mostly Christians ard
not allowed 70 carry arms. ara victim
izea oy botb parties. their families mall
treated and taeir children carried of %
e disposed - in sos-e slave MARKET
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

A Grand Rapids Oispatch uates Talk
an W a~hington.

~ y 'I7ItI = I'IIs
sss>s-.st 20 rss Vt-ls,,e ..s,-e
WksHSgEoN, .ur. S.-A Grand Rap
IDS dispatch n tleIOcal papers to tine
effect that ex-senator Ferry would
probably be tho republican candidate
for Congress FROM the Fifth district
AMI was the only candidate the
Republicans w sure of electug,
created some ak, among Michigan
people IN Washu ton this afternoon.
Ferry is in town ont inc declines 20 dis
cuss matters, or "a any way Indicate
whether ne wI.l bo q candidate or not.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Aug. s.-The Gen.
tral railroad strike has reached here.
Tralnmen whose trains are in this city,
are leaving their trains as fast IS they
arrive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

TERRx HArrr. Ind e.. Aug s-f2eneral
Manager samuel. of the Nackev sys
TEN, today granted the demands Of tie
striking sTgichn,en for ralss 20 TIE
Cllcago scale. Trans are nov NOV = E.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Two Fatally Iniurra snd Ten More OF
Les Hart
HrIExA. Mont. Aug. s-Pv an ex-
riosion of a boiler in Clark & Sirer's
saw NH near EHstou. today. g.. :.
Keegan vas instantly kIlcd. James
conf and Geo-re MITCHELL were fatally
injured, art ten others more or less In-
Iursd. The ml was totally wrecked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

We. the lveryrnen ano hsckDen.
nsreF,v svroe 70 furnish first-ciass hsCks
and r,ope others fflr Funerals for aDo -
fhe rafe ~ two 80 each, INSIDE ~ TIE
city hmts, su1 Ne vi not fnfn.sa
haekA for the benefit d Those VINO nsTs
cut the prices slld are running second
class hsoks
f4rI1 a frEEEBLET.
A. ThHeH
II. * pr8 VIZ
Rk1f a WA7rrRs TR1rsFEH q.
Wv KOCH
FatrrF q HswrrFzeHNu1
A. - hLHrE
TirFTar PsrTFKsgs.
A. ~ RsTHBf EF.
Aug1si Z, 1876. ~ q
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.


American Association.
Louisville, Z; BROOKLYN, 2
Players League
Boston. 10; New YORK. II.
Plttsburg. 10 Buffalo. 5.
Brooklyn. :. Philadelphia. 4.
Chicago. 4; Cleveland. >.
National League.
Philadelphia New York rain.
Brooklyn Boston rain.
Cleveland. O. Chicago. Z.
Cincinnati. 9; Pittsburg. q.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-24
SEALED POP JSALS.
For the Care Of INDECENT Sick.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Esmerslda county, Nevada.will receive 1T aed
pro- osals up TO 90 clock A NJ. of Janna y ).
l91 for the mainielAnce and medical care
of the nGigeLi sick OF said courty for the
fiscal year 1891, and also for the medicine and
med cal care of all persons who may for any
Cause be confined in the Jail Of said county
for the same period.
Contracts to b. awarded to the lowest and
most responsible bidder. The right to rejec-
any and all bids 10 reser, ed by the Board.
indorse: Proposal for care Of indi ent
sick"
By order OF the Board.
s. II. ROSENTHAL,
d3-td. Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-24
\ Office Is HEREBY GYM THAT
Frank Neal and 8. E. Avery,

Whose poslofice address Ia Aurora. Esme.
ralas comfy. Nevadl, hay, this dry
filed their application for a patent for fifteen
hundred linear eft of the I'll NIX sGIVINr
mine or vein. bearing COLL and sil cr with
surface ground Two hund ed feet In with.
situated in Esmersld, Mining District,
counry Of Esme,slia. and State of Nevara,
and desi mated by thu iell notes and Official
plat GA file in this oflice a Lot No. vent
eight cat. of Mt ri bio baS' AID m,l idian,
said Lot M. II being described as fellows,
to.wi
Beginning ut pin" post 4xfxi feet long. st
In m und of stona m lrk Il TIA ksgviny
mite, post No. 1, Il s.. MOI :.
Beginnin and is entical siIh the north.
east coraer of the Ir.n Trunk min. whence
TIL section corner common to sections No.
90. 81. % AMI %, roV ship NJ 5 N4'th, Range
No. 25 Eas. bears S. 81 degr e.. thirty min
utes east. 81 % feet d slant; tunnel M. bear
~ deg ~ feet and tunnel No2 y 3 DE- w
i9l feet distaut. h &c
irst Courss-N 3 L. 81 min W 200 ct
to pine post 4x ixI fees lag. marked rhilks-
givins mine pos No 2, Uos No Il. set In
mount of stone. and il identical with tn
northwest corner of thu Grand run> mine;
at 100 feet pine p Isl 4s4xi feet ny. mark d
Thanksgiving mine. post mol. 81. LII. U -
No Al, set in mound OF stone. an Is identical
with the nor, heist lots liz post Of the
Grand funk mine. Thence
Second Con,s.-N "A deg. E 1890 fect to
pine post 4xix4 fee. long. marked Thanksgiv-
ing mine. post No g. US> No Il, bet il. mould
Of stone and sand. Thence
Third Cougss-28 deg 80 min 90 feet to
pine post 4x4x4 feet long. marked rhanksgiv-
! ing mine, post No 4. USS No n, set in mound
Of stone and sand at 100 feet piu- post 4x4x4
feet long. marked Thanksgiving mine. post
Noe, NJ. LIZ USS. No. n, set in mound of
! stone and sand. Thence
Fourth Course ~ der, W 1900 feet to
beginning
Magnetic variation, Is deg 80 min. contain
ing 657 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded In the
Recorders ofice of Esmsralda County. New,
book b. page 2 Of Mining Records.
The adjoining claimants are Grand Trunk
mine on the south
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-24
NOTICE

Is hereby given to each of the abov -namnd
delinquent taxpayers, hat ulle-s the taxss
pena lty AID Gus. be paid in full. in current
funds 10 me ut my Office. on or before the
THIRD MONDAY nhc 10 day. of January,
A. ID. 1891.
That on that day In lTawth 1rne. In the county
of Esm ralda. State of Nevads, at the ourt-
houst door Of laid county, between he hours
ofs O'Clock A NJ and 10 O'Clock p NJ.
wit. commencing vt 10 .'clsck A. NJ. of th.t
day, will sell ut public auction for current
fandp to the bidder who " III take tn .ma West
quantity Of real estate assessed 10 each per.
son heretofore mentioned. TO satisfy the
taxes, penalty and costs hefeon. and that such
sale is subject to red mprion within six
months after do of sale BY pay nent of ali
said sums VITA three per Cen per n"ntn
thereon from date of sale unit paid.
Il. W. CLARK.
Ex-ofcio Tax Receiver, Esmrraida county,
Nevada.
Hawth,rnv December 3, 1900.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-24
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
john Niedy,

whose ros'oflice address is Aur ra.
Esme.alda county. State + Nevada, has this
dav flied hiBapplic4li N for patent for fifteen
hundred linear feet ,fthe NJ rtlnez M emine
or in, bearing gold ~ SILVER with surface
ground Two hundred feet in width, situated in
Esm ralia Mining istric co MY of SINE
ralda. State of Nevada. and designate b, the
field notes anl he al plat GA fl in H. Office
ms Lot Number u, in township 8. rang,
twcnty-eighl Easf. of Mount Diabl base aud
meri ian. said Lot N, I. being described
as follows. to vii:
Beginning at pine po't sx4xi feet long. set
In mound Of ston.. IN ri.d Ilrtin-z Mr.
mi ,e port Vol. US> NJ i, VIII ,nce the sec.
tioi corner common To ecions IL 10. 10 and
20. Township Y, 5 North, Rang 70 a-t,
bears \ 10 dig. Is min W. l,Jl6 feet Il mt.
and post N,ilof u NJ 4! b ars y IS deg
w 500 feet di.tant. Thence
Fir-t Courss n Al deg. i,5;e feet, to pine
post sx4x4 feet long. marked NJ ,rtinez No2
mine past NJ . USS M - set IN mound OF
stone whence the norrhw st corner of N
J tia tel I'd minng claim bears n u
deg w 81 fee distant. incline shaft = "A .e
45 mia. W $50 feet. Thence
second Courses ~ deg, y 200 feet. to
pine post 3xix4 feet loeg, set In mound OF
stone marked Martinez No Z. mine post No 3,
UsS No ~. whence oil shaft bears : 81 leg.
20 min. 951 feet dista t. at 100 feet pine
post 3x4x4 feet loag, set in mound OF slone
marked Martinez No , niue p 1st No | NG
Ii USS. No. II. vt notice of location.
Il ence
third Conr>e-S ~ deg W l 800 ;eet to pine
post 3x4x4 feet loag. set in mound Of s,one.
marked Martinez No mine post No 4, USS
No72 Thence
Fourth Course N q deg, w 200 feet to he.
ginning. containing 8.54 acres, at 100 feet pine
pot ax4x4 feet longest in mound OF stone,
marked Martinez No : mine, post No. J. sW.
LII. USS. No. r.
Magnetic variation, Is deg 80 min, contain
ing 6 "A acres.
The location OF this mine Is recorded In the
Recorders ONCE of E.meralda County, in
Book A, page s73 Of Mining Records.