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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
UNFORTUNATE YOUNo MhN.
lie Would Rather be Dead than Go to an
A.yium.

PETERSBURG, Va. June l3.- Special. F.
ON Wednesday night last NJ. George W.
Brown. "a youre man well known in Peters
burg. and a son Of Mr.. Il. \. Brown was
adiude.d insane and ordered to Dee sent
90 tl. asylum % soon as accom-
modafiou- could De had there ilr him.
Nu tic same night that Nr. Brown
was adiud-od insane he attempted
t1 d -siro; himself hy jumpin. into the river.
bat was rescued hy tw0 police officers. j.
was thought best. for 4lr. Browns safety.
t1 commit him TO Jail. This morning the
unfortunate yOunL man. after part1kiu- OF
Dis breakfast. attempted % Kill himself by
mabiu- "a wound in bis throat. an inch or 30
from his chin. with 20 Lead pencil. VITA "a
view. probably. OF bleeding 90. death. He
nest attempted 90 butt his brains ont
against the wall Of the cell in which he WAS
confined.
When found he was lying on cot. very
bloody. VITA the lcad-peucil in his hand.
Bee was asked why De- bad attempted 90 kill
himself. aud his reply was that he would
rather he dead than be- in the asylum. The
wound in the throat made with the pencil
hlcd tery pr0iuscly. ana water came through
% whenever he drank it. The wounds oi the
injured man were properly dressed by Dr.
james N. Claiborne. the physician at the
$3.50. Wl9 SAYS bee considers Browns c0ndi-
,i.,a l..s critical 4 strict watch will here
ai..r ac kept on the Young man.
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BrENA VISTA. June l3.- Special. -
Buena Vista has secured positively TIE
Basic Steel Plant. and TWO other large iron
and steel manufacturing enterprises.
Ground viii be broken for the steel plant In
q faW DAYS. These enterprises will bring
i.H.D skilled mechanics, with their families,
t0 Buena Vista. and means. in fact, an ~
crease Of our population Of about 1000 or
j,NaJ souls.
over $4,000 worth oi lots have heen sold
here during the last three days.
rW.P. Irwin, city treasurer, ana Thomas
Clcmmiit. ely clerk. have both resigned
their respective Offices in consequence OF
changes in their business. VIM. II. Ballic
was elected city clerk, and \. j. iiicheson,
city treasurer, by the Council az it, meet
inr Yesterday.
Families are daily moving into town. and
others are here in awaiting the building oi
houses. The family Of George y. Ware
Esd. Of Richmond. recently moved here
into a ueW house Mr.. Ware IS about COM
pleiing.
The woods in The mountains adjacent 10
town were on ire for several days this week,
and while lighting the flames a Nh. lhatch-
ar. Of Nelson county, was overcome by heat,
and is now quite III.
Major John Dinneen, with a Richmond
syndicate, has purchased the locher farm.
adjoining nuena Vista, and VIII lay II Oh
into villa eilcs and open SUMMER resort.
Buena Vista il on the biggest boom II has
ever before had. ana new houses are gong
up in every section of the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
PETERSBURG.
Terrific Han-storin in abe Couniies-
Robbery.

lgEEtic illis-aNuliN -f so"
Robbery.
PETERSBURG. VA, june H. special. f.
4 terrific hai.-storm passed OF Lunenhu5,
county aud the lower end of Noiioway
county yesterday afternoon, doing an iui-
mense amount OF DAMAGE 90 the wheat ana
oat crops, which were badly cut 10 piece
by tha hailst0nes. Vegetation was also
badly injured.
Nj. Charles Balm. who has been Greek
master for the past year IN The UNIVERSITY il
school here. Captain W. Gordon pic. ane
principal, has accepted the Notwithstanding
of Rugby school at Louisville, Ky.
During the absence OF Mr. Henry Pannill
and wife in Baltimore, their residence WAS
robbed OF Il gold watch valued 40 SO. two
gold rings valued az So, set ring valued
~ So and ten dollar gold piece.
4 very prViiy marriage took place last
rfrht at the residence Of the bride at Church
Road crossing. ia ninwlddle county, on ihe
Norfolk and Western Railroad. The COM
tracing parties were Mr. J. ". Noryeil, Of
lynchburg. and Miss Lillian J.. Robinson.
ReN. H. NJ. wharton, the Well known
evangelist, Of Baltimore, viii deliver two
lectures IN this city next Ueck. ON Thurs
day night he viii deliver a lecture at ihc
First Baptist Church. and on the following
night he viii lecture at the Market-sireci
Methodist Episcopal Church, Dir. Wharton
will doubtless have large audiences 70 hear
him.
Mr.. {. r. Williamson. a wcll-known
buildcr Of this city, who has been confined
to hls house for several days from spgain-
ed ankle. is now able 10 be out, but mas 10
walk with stick.
Rey.J. II. Manly, pastor Of the oak-speei
4. M. T.. zion Church, IN this city, VIII
commence camp meeting ON sunday next
al Granite Grove, on The Petersburg ana
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FLOYO COUNTYS BEAR.
How IL broke up the I,epo-e OF sunday.
.rer Eabhlt snnars.

FLOYD, G.. H.. jane H. Special. The
sheriff Of this county left yesterday for
Wythesillc with JOAN and Huudley Howell,
iu obedience 20 rsi Of beaboas corpus.
awarded by the Court of Appeals. Iheae
part es have been iu custody since Decem-
Der le>s. charged with the murder OF lienT!
l.. smith. They were tried and convicted az
july term OF the county court. and given
nine and eight years respectively in the
pcnitentiary. They appealed, and the court
Of Appeals last April SCI aside the verdict
Of TIE jury and granted them new trial.
Their counsel now contend that they are
entiied 30 be forever discharged, upon
grounds HAT the requisite number Of terms
Oi the court have passed. at which they
might have been tried, but were not. ON
account Of the erroneous rulings OF The
lower courts. the appeal was taken and thc
verdict set aside.
ON last sabbath morning. as the echoes Of
the SuniaY-schOOi bells were dying away
aud the plOus work OF the day bad begun,
the quiet and repOse Of our village was sud-
den!y disturbed by Joe Henry Aguew rush
ing into town eNclalming. Pap saw lhe
bar This morning, aud wants everybody
and the dogs % come ont aud help
all him" This Is the same bear
iha; passed through this place some ten
dass ago. aud has been seen several lifncs
since iu thc woods near here. On last sunday
morning Mr. Fleming Agnew sent one oI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
They own nearly all The walnut trees in this

They own nearly all the walnut trees in this
county.
Roland T.. Chase. n young attorney OF
this place. was married To Miss Mary
Chase few days ago. Miss Cnase's pa
rents live in Tennessee. but she had been
Saying with relatives here since last fall.
She was not Of age, and consequently the
clerk would not give a marriage license for
Der with a certificate from her parents.
which il was DOT supposed they would give.
so the parties left here for Wbiesburg. Ky.
where they managed TO obtain license.
and were married.
John Baker, an old and wcll-lmown citi-
zen. near this place died OF feyer ON tine 1th.
and was buried Or sunday last. We extend
our sympathes to his bereayed family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Death of Woman from Lightning
stroke.

RALEIGH, y. G., June l3.- special. A
lar.e party Of railroad official, passed
through here today en route TO Moreheld
city, where there is r. be- a conference with
regard 10 the colored exodus traffic. Amoug
the number wore repre-eataiif of tle
santa Fc. Missouri Pacific. Louisville and
Nashville. and other southern railroads.
Lightning struck the house NJ lllg Wood
Rud3er I'M Rowan tour days ago. 900 which
the family of Dick B1wr- were living. The
shock Knocked Mrs. B0wcs t0 lhe floor and
strilcs little child. splitting lis arm open
from shoulder tohlnd. knocking IL out into
the ,ard and knockiug him -enseiess. His
wife recovered. and after day or so she
WAS thought t0 Dee entirely well. hut vest er-
dav she diel from the effect 0f her injuries.
New Is received of serious trouble near
Grrentiile. in which T.. =. Moore was a>-
.aultod and severely cut aud beaten by b..
y. ilatt0n and the iatier's lroiler-ln-iaN,
Ben Langley. The assault was because OF
insults said to have been offered OBJ Mr..
llatfon hy Moore. ilc evening previous to
the dinlculfy. No1re'- wounds ars reported
very serious. Li, body beins cut in num-
ber Of places and hi, head beaten with brass
kuuck los
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
THE SALVATION ARMY.
Causes a Serious Riot 80 gheiish Prus.i
by it- Presence

Causes a Serious Riot 10 Hhei.ish Prussia
by Its Presence.
LONDON, June l3.A serious riot occurred
at lIarmen, Rhenish Prussia, yesterday.
owing to the entry into the city of a band Of
salyationis:s. In spite Of the strict prohibit
iiOa regulations against >al,asien Army
meetings. As the obnoxious visitors at
tempted % march through the streets they
were set upon by large crowd, armed
freely. The police protected the Salvation
lists, and attempted to dlsperse the mob, but
the latter stubbornly resisted, and continued
to pelt the army with stones. wounding
several OF them severely. The police fnaliy
put the mob 10 light and made a number os
arrests.
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lllakfl.On.

CLINrwOOD, Va. June i3.-l>pecial. r.
The farmers are getting behind with their
farm work on account Of rain.
|. l.. French, of this place. recently pur-
chased eighteen acres Of land lying just on
the north side Of town, OF John Chase. al S''l
per acre. Five years ago this land woul'
not have sold at i've dollars per acre. There
has been great increase IN the price oi
real estate here throughout this county.
The Singer Manufacturing Company has
sot vp saw mill on Georges creek, two
niilas from town. They will saw up their
walnut timber as fast AS II can be done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
BASE BALL.
Report of the Various Games XIayed
Yesterday.

Report OF the various Games kiayed
Yesterday.
Players Lcague.-At Boston: The Bos-
ton-Philadelphia game was postponed on
account Of wet grounds. At Brooklyn:
Bro0klyns. ~; New i0rks, I. NJ Buffalo:
Bunalos, ?; Pttsburgs, IL. At Cleveland:
Cleyelands, :: Chicagus, H.
National League.-At Boston; Boston,
Philadelphia game postponed, wet grounds.
AT Brooklyn: BrOOklyns, 4; New York;, ?.
At Cincinnati; Cincinnatls, :; tleyelaEJs,
>. At Chicago: chicagO-pittsburg game
postponed on account Of wet grounds.
American Association At Philadel-
phia: Athletics. >: Brooklyns, q. At ItOch-
ester: ROchester--yTacuse game postponed
on account OF wet grounds: At Louisville: (:
LOuisyilles, 3; Toledo. 4.
Atlantic League.--At Wilmington: VIII
mingtons, q; Baltimores, 4. AZ Jersey City:
Jersy City. 10: Ilartiords, 4. At New iia-
ven: New Haven, = Worcester, 10. At
Newark; Newarks, 4; Nashingtons, |.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
THE STATE At LARGE.
DIRECT LINE FROM NORFOLK TC
COLUMBUS.

The Norfolk and western Gains Control
of the Sclo,o Valley Eoad-Church
News In Lancaster Shot His little
sister.
ROANOKE, Va Ju.o 49, Special. --
Colonel T.. kimhall president of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company. telc-
graphed from Philadelphia to-day to Col.
Joseph H. sands. the general manager. as
follows: "The Norfolk and Western has
acquired absolute ownership Of the >cioto
Valley Railroad, thus giving them the own
crship or direct line from Columbus o. the
sea az Norfolk. There is groatre rejoicing here
over this deal the sciotoN alley extends from
lroutou, ihr terminus of the Elk liom cE-
tension OF the Norfolk and Western % Co
umbus. the capital of ohio a distance of
ial miles, where a connection wiih % vast
system Of Western and Southern roads and
% corresponding increase OF passenger and
freight traffic viii Doe secured. The imuor-
tance OF this deal % Roanoke. LynchbUrc.
Norfolk and Richmond cannot be easily
oycr-es.imaiod."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
CHARLOTTE.
Au.picious Openiog OF the Jane Musical
Festival,

lG- lltlnh- NlthsF~ 'i Ai' ''NN -'t"'.'-N-
Festival,
Charlotte. y. C.. June 49,. Special. r.
This is the first day Of tho state June Music
Festival. and % say 10 is grand success in
every particular is absolutely truth. The
matinee performance WAS a piano recital
by Miss Emma liaar, of Atlanta. assisted
~ Miss Emma leinhach noted choir
singer in New ork. That steal people
were delighted is "a mild W. putting d..
Fully 100 people were pre- at the mat
nee. while $40 more thar 40 were at
the evening performance, % Tie latieI
three grand selections were ,erld bY the
Orchestras. Governs 1.-The sc Maiden
was rendered bv the Orehest chorus and
soloists. Mrs. Corinne lioC Lawson, OF
Cincinnati. was the soprar sis, Emily
Wmanl. oi Ncw YORK. coutfA.i0; Mr. VIII
liam Courtney. Of kentucky tenor: aad
Mr.. Gustav Berne.ke, Of Cleveland. bari
tone. There We're two solos by Miss Lcln-
bach and 3liss Nmant.
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Acc,asn, on the chs.aprAl. and ohio.

LOUISVILLE. KY, June I3.-A special
10 the Post from Maysyille, by, says: A
freight train coming west ran into a wash
out ave miles above here ON tbs Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railroad. about o'clock this
morning. and twenty loaded ears now lie in
the he'd OF the creek. 4. &. Roaicap. casi-
neer, William Hanaker. fireman, and heal
brakeman, name not learned, were killed.
Their bodies lie beneath the wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
;. ...,..,.,. clarre. ln ll.e RrltI.h MinI.iry.

IoNpoN. June l3.lt is learned on eN-
cellent authority. that in the event oI the
r..i.nation Of Mr.. ". II. smith from the
ollre of First Lord ~ The ,Ircasurf ana
conseqnenlls from the leadership q me "os-
,rn,aenl party IN the House o. 'oiinoos,
Lord HaTiingtOn VIII donotieSs sSSS"ea
..,,lso,ilg resien the home secretary
shin. be viii be succeeded BY sir Henry
lanes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
STANLEY IN THE UNITED STATES.
lie Is Engaged 10 Deliver Series of
Lectures.

LoNDON, June l3.-lt j. stated that Hen
~ NJ. Stanley will sail for New York with
bis wife on October -. Mr. Stanley ha-
concluded arrangements 10 deliver INV lee
lures in the United states during the f5li
and winter. Tor the lectures delivered IN
New York b. j. % receive 5000, and for
each lecture thereafter in the various cities
ne Is 10 receive 500.
The Socialists of Manchester have called
a meeting for next sunday 10 protest
against the action vi the corporation Of thai
place ia extending 70 Sir. Stanley the ifee-
dom Of the cry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
Lynehed.

ELBEKroS. GA, June i3.-Gesrgc Pcnna.
an eighteen-year-oId negro roy, who was
under bail 10 answer the charge 6f criminal
assault upon a young white giTl, was cap
tured by a mob last week and iynched. II
mas been missing since Thursday. the 9TH
instant. and yesterday bis body was found
hanging 10 tree with three bullet holes
In his head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14

NEWS FERRY. Va. Jnno 49, Special.
The New, Frrr litnia Water Company. 40
ihi, place. has r,or-1n.zed with capital
-tock Of two huudfcd thousand dollars. Ih.
company VIII erect q scyeuiy-nfe thousand
dollar ho.ll ai once. THE company sill le
composed OF Virginia and Northern Capital
ISIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
K.LRAlN AND SMITH.
A Mattel. Arranged by the California Ath-
letic Club.

NEw.YoIK, June i3-A dispatch was re-
ceiyed at the Police Gazette to-day from the
Golden Gate Athletic Club, Of san Francis
co. odcrirg 5000 purse Tor finish glove
contest between Jake hilrain ANA Ld.
Smith. II Denver. the. battle TO take place
la September. fhc Same dispatch says
jackson j. growing restless. and that II
sullivan Doesn't ratify match soon, Jack
SUI VII! leave loy Australia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14

BERLIN, June 10. II is reported that the
OF General Veriy Du ver-
noys, the Minister OF War, relative b flrlher
requirements, were without tho
consent Of Chancellor Non Caprivi, and that
in consequence the RESIGNATION u tha Wng
minister nay b expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
VOL. IV.---NUMBER 1890.
The NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina:
Fair. and continued high temperature.
The prbiic ,cl oois closed yesterday. sam
Ioncs continued Hi~ meetings Boa Tho Tabcr-
nacle Am amateur caro Of bali viii boz
rlaVtd this afternoon on west Franklin
>ireft Whom Marvin. fho h.eamist. fu-
i.ncs list,tm $40 thr ponitentiaIy MONDAY. he
viii b, takeu to Missouri ior trial-Ihc
purchasing ag.uts office OF the Chesapeake
and O1io na 'fo9l to he removed 20 Rich
monl Miss HHl. General 4 T. HWs
daughter. was presented hy lec Camp with So
camp hlfcr. The Mtnchcstor Council m,t.
--lhc twc fN-th.rl commencement OF fhc
Richmond Normal school took piace.--1lc
sam Jones meeting tomorrow afternoon for
men .sIil hc uudcr the au,riccs OF thc Young
MONS Christian Association --1he :. M..C
a. ortrc Club is hciue Mem
ntls oi iie Hpari of Commissioners Tor Ice
.s.trict wcgc appontcd.-T late assess
laent ln rcaliy in Manchester shows un in-
cr.as. oluoariy "a million dollars.
VIRGINIA..
uU. lcnian pointed an ''unloaici'' pistol
..I..f.tc SISTER ln yuchhur-. and shot her
.. ,.. ..a.ll.r.-t freight train jumped
... frrE n tar Eastern division of Tie
.n.....nrr .ri Nh.o milroai.-- Captain G.. f
r..t.... . N.f. county Tho ~upremc
t-.....r tr...l-. session at Wylcyillc. .
.....t.....- ...0.t r.r line VIII Doe running hy
. VISTA has sccuicd the
-Ihe Norfolk ami West. /
.l, now control OF direct uuc
Ns fo Ca'umnus. Dhio-sir /
r...... OIL. ..ft r.f. g f. l-fIf I.fn.aff .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
THE rYpoaRApHlcAL UNION.

omcer, Vleoted- i'o.to" the NeAt Place Of
heeting.
AriANrA. GA~ june a.- The next con-
,.o,ian ID iae typographical nion viii he
n,ld in Boston. -. W. Houston, of Lynn,
Ns..aclu. aul Thomas J.. W mle, Of
NrH Orleans. were elected a'ieS"'es 10 iHe
American Federation Of laior.
,f.. f,,,.te,.. elected f0r The Chiids-DeNel
,...,,,a are A. follows. James a.. Woodward,
n.f.,e,r,.. MQ~os e.. Cumming, New YORK :
MN. Lambert. Au,tin, Texas; William A.
li.on. Nashville, Tennessee John j.
yaugnag, Denver.
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The glory Of the Royal Botanic society's
shows in London has departed. Once they
were the event Of The season. Dresses Were
ordered long In advance 0f them; the clerk
OF the weather was assaIled with vehement
petitions by many fair susors, and the
magic circle within kegenrs Park Was che
trystlug place for hundreds OF lovers. but
all that has now passed away,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-14
Dnapida,ed Parliament Houses.

The British Parliament houses are crum-
bling 20 pieces so fast that there is constant
danger ol some portion Of the buildings top
pling down upon the members. Part Of the
front Of Il. Stephens has had D. be- entirely
reflced becagse Of the wearing away Of the
soit stone. Only week or two ago heavy
piece of stone heraldic animal suddenly fell
close % lhe entrance 10 Westminster Hall, 4,
10 Old Palace yard, a means of entrance 10
the house which IL largely favored.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-16

l. Never lose any time. do not think
that lost which is spent in amusement
or recreation every day; but always DO
lh the habit of being employed.
2. Never err the least in truth.
3. Never say an Ill thing of a person
when shou canst say good thing Of
him. Not only speak charitably. but
feel so.
4. Never be irritable or unkind to any
body.
8, Never indulge myself in Injuries
that are not necessary.
g. Do Ell things with consideration, and
when thy path TO act right Is difficult,
put confidence in that Power alone which
Is able to ASSIST thee, and exert thine
own powers "a far az they go. %
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-16
NOTICE 70 CC-OWNEaS.

ITO PETER YfETI AND ALL OTHERS
4 holding and iilerest in the Montrose
Lode mining c'aim
I You are hereby notified that have expend-
eG the IN OF 800 dollars ini iobor and ila-
proycuenls upon the the Menrose Lode
Mining claim" situated ia Silver Peak aud
Rsd Maintain Mining Dist.ict, fsnei aida
sopaiy. New. Jor tbs year ending December
al4t, 1889, in ether 10 hold SAID e.aim under
Pie rrQylyionsN SECTION : 3at. Revised Stat
hles of Tie faiied States. aud t. ylih II
ninety DAYS amer this notice by qualification
sau fan OF refuse to conlrlrute your proper
tvn OF such expenditure as en-uNners, lour
tnerest ia said clalm VIII become the pr, D.
s'ty Of the sgJsrrber ulider the prov ,sio 1s VI
kald sec ion s.,sJl 'E. u. SNAlP. y
llayisorn. aannpry n. -.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-16
FALSE FIRE RLAhm.
How an Innocent OH GentlemaI. Created
a Good Deal OF Excitement

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ao,ap Io,,'.ai 49, W
.ne ~. -, Yo., . Ia :. D,,
rAs "nas " w w ~ ~ 80 y. n,s wv
~, a NV, m.um $1,000 ~ use
~ ~, Dus Nc a,a h;, .. ~ ,;,,,,
lnen :. 7 nm I'M, In n1 ~ pus
a" .''aa., ,.sA anu w '0'' - A'' '' =" 70
rr.,..., .s :.
o Tua oS I ao" ~ pe0 the nJ M
d sHo,, ~ ~, ~. po'' "Ase INV 'oA''
"s "Ws y, '. 80 n'9' 80, -, a,> - .,a ,,,o
s,nsa,;, 49, 49,, ~, ~ osa ..Ths al
n ,'.'1''.. 'o '"' nv" M
A so the 5e old gentleman went to the engine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-16
Dcnenico TUBING,

whose Peetoflce ad5sss is Ea;Stbofne
Esperaisa county, s1ate q Nevada,
has this da, ,4e2 bis aprHsaion tsf a l4tsnt
Tor fifteen hundsed line4t feet ST tls gold
Bar Eline or veit, bcarisg eold sna alser,
via .4i9issS .S1pu;.d sif aurdrel feel ~
wisth, situStsd IL Haw.horne dining Dis
triS.. County Of Eaperalas, and Safe o. Ne
yada. sd deeignayd by the nele rotes and
oilicipl plat on file u this s.iice as Lot 10 ss,
in TossDship n, 4auge 3, d. OF Mt. piablo
base and meridian, said Lob No IS being de-
scribee az follows. l9-wil:
Beginning at a pine posi- 1 inches by 4 in
ehes by feet inches long, set III mound
Of st ne, marked No. /, UsS. No. IS, Gold
Bar Mine. Whence minera monument No l
bears % deg, a0min, W 2ls T feet, and NE
corner of section No "a. T. No. I n. r 81 e,
M. DIM, bears N. 81 deg. + $3.50 feet, aud
Pamleo incline shaft bears 40 deg IS min,
~ 81 feet.
Thence, n 20 deg AZ min, y 600 to 4 post i
inches by 4 inches, by feet long, set in
mound OF stone marked No uSS. No SO,
at 800 feet 4 post set in mound Of stone
marked y" l. JOS NO 40 Mil
thehca' ~ neg h fao leet 10 post IN
cues py lucpes, by . leet lucher loug. sci
III niouha Vi s'"n'' marSsa Nq 100 40 90
i"e"ee' ues 10 liii' ''o iee' 10 posi-
inches BY 4 inches by 4 feet long, Sc; in
mound OF earth and stone marked No U5S
No. SO.
rnehce' ~ Deg 30 min' QUO feet to
p"'' 'heh's " ine"es ny icct long ST.
.nounu u '"i'" anu ''ohe 'nafs"o Noo %
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-16
NOTICE TO CG-OWNERS.

VNO w. j. VAN NAHEE AND ED. u.
L. PRINCE: You are hereby noti-
ned that the undersigned has ex-
pended The sum oil $lu0 in United States gold
coin, in labor and improvements upon the
:" Miaga ledge, ltds ur vein. situated
in Hawthorne Mini ! District, Esmeralda
county, Nevada said work was performed
in the year 1880. and that said expenditure
WAS made in ordar to hold said Mingo
mine. uGoef the provision Of section 2324,
Revised Statutes Of The tinted states: the
said amount being required 10 hold said claim
for the years ending December 31st, 1885:
and. ii within ninety days TER he first pub
licatien hereof, you fail or refuse to contrib
uie your proportion Of such expenditure
" cc-owners, your interest in said claim
viii become The prunerty Of the unde signed
under said section 1924.
j. u CAMPBELL,
Hawthorne. March 49, 1890