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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
1REAchERoUs REPUBLICANS.
oily oratory for oleaginOus Oppression
fats

lists.
IL there were reason TO believe the
speech of such a republican as the pre-
siding officer Of the monopolists' con-
yention then would it be painfully
evident that treachery was rampant in
the g. o. p. Speaking to representa-
tives OF the republican clubs, j, NJ.
Thurston, Of Nebraska, said; The
vote buyer and the demijohn must be
banished from every polling place over
which the bag Of liberty benehcently
floats" Shades of the past what is TO
become of the republican saints? II
vote buyers are TO be banished, what Is
TO be the political status of Dudley
Wanamaker and Quay? Must these
eminently pious representatives, OF mod
ern republicanism be eNiled and their
occupation destroyed? II there is TO
be no more vote buying, 10y what trick
shall such worthless as these retain
their prominence in the republican
party and pay their tithes to ,CheaP
Johns" Sunday-sohOols? When Brother
Harrison has used the power OF the
chief executive to reward the judge
who protected the inventor Of blocks OF
five. is it fitting that policy should be
adopted that will render nugatory this
| defilcmcnt Of the judicial ermine?
And then what scant respect is shown
certain recent republican saints by this
reflection upon the demijohn. Why
should a convention of monopolists ano
tax eaters cast such reproach ON th'
statesman who was so seldom sober as
TO warrant the suspicion that his nor
NAL condition was that of inebriety'
There be still in public life many gen
tlemeu who have personal reasons 10
speaking kindly Of that era in republic
anism then mediocrity and chilean
were he'd as hest passports 70 eXecutiv
favor. They managed to keep thei
names Itss conspicuous than other con
FOUNDER, of the felonies by which tn
administration was marked, and hav
held their heads high because of thei
cunning. For these it must be 4 serior
ofeu>e 10 know that 1.-THE roundel
hummer, vote buyer aud demijohn mu'
be uani,hed from every polling place
But eminent republicans need not :
disturbed. Mr. Thurston did not mea
ANYTHING He was talking to a crow
who understood what was intende'
Dudley is not to be driven from part
whose executive committee is col
= troued 10y Matt Quay and whose poss
bic candidate is j. Mulligan Blaine
! Chicago Times.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
INTO THE SEA.

An English Lady, After Losing Heavily at
Monte Carlo, Plunges Headforemost
From the Terrace.
Great excitement has been caused at
Monte Carlo by a sensational attempt at
suicide, which took place Sunday night.
An English lady of fashionable appear
ance, who is presumed to have lost
large sums recently at the gaming
table, suddenly plunged headfore-
most into the sea from the top of
the terrace or sea-wall. A sailor, who
noticed the ladys act, without mo-
ment's hesitation sprang into the water
after her, and succeeded in bringing
here safe to land. The lady's name
and the name of the gallant sailor who
rescued her have not as yet been made
public
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Warm Weather I'm thu NorthRasi

Reports from all over Minnesota and
the Dakotas indicate that Saturday wa
the warmest April day In the history Of
the country. The highest point reached
was 92 degrees, at Aberdeen y ID
General fear is expressed that the en-
cessive heat will be followed by a tor
nado, as happened at Rochester IN iss'
and st. Cloud In 1885.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He Addresses the People ut Chat
tanooga, Atlanta, Memphis
and Birmingham.
A. Chattanooga.

A. Cbs,tanogs.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Ap-ili5 When
the presidential train reached here, ut
$50 o'clock this morning, fully 5000
people were assambled at the station.
A salute vi thirteen guns was fired ms
tho president descended from the steps
Of the train. President Harrison was
introduced by Hon. CLAY Evans, and
was greeted with deafcning cheers
The president spoke In substance ~
follows.
NY FELLOW C1TiztNs have greatly enjoyed
Me opportunity % xoc Nc Chat anoo "a again j
saw n last rs ths camp OF great army. It's only
Industries we're military It's stores we're ruhi.
tions Of war, rs pleasant hill tnps we're torn
With rlne pits, its civic popclstion NE attend
ants Of an army campaign see q today a
ssss S S PSu s VIA SSS Ss
with happy homes. SEE these sire -. through
which the worn veterans q many campaigns
When mershed. made gisd with ~ pfessnee ~, o.
wand q an enohanter hs. toacfed shssa h, NJ
spd Old LOOKOUT, thai frevast bser the Nalley
pcs upon M ss p,or s' Z cosar,
life Al things ere ehangei except that
tho flag which then noeted over Chat
irSS0Ss so n. here ,s.,.. s rso B BSs.'
70 victory 10 hattie. into the handa ~ the chi
eren who In Il a. an emblem q peacc. fhon
Chattanooga was wars gateway " Tie south
now n 4 the gateway 20 psscs, CON moroe, ana
prosperity There have been NC conquesis
one with arms. the other with Vie gentle innu-
onoo of peace. and the latter istre tier than the
nrst Tue first IL only great as . iaAcs way Tor
that which followed; and now. on gain In our
devotion 20 the constitution and he laws, one
again In the determination that thc question OF
the serernnee ~ the federal relations OF these
states shalt never rgain 70 raised We
have started together upon eareo q prosper
ity and Development that has D. ysi Fiyou onlJ
The signs OF what n 10 corrc congraiulate
Tennessee. I Congreteiate TITS prosperous
city. I congratulate all those who through
} this gateway give aud receive the inter
/ changes OF friendly commerce, Sai tSsTc "a
bcihR wruughi throughout our ecu try unih
/ cation by commerce. a uui1catun b. similarity
: Of institutions and habits that shall 10 time
erase every vestlCo OF difeFtu zoe, and shall
make u not only Ia contomplaHon - the law.
| but IN heart and sympathy ore people.
I thank you for your cord "a Frpr ing 10 dag anh
/ no for the Development ~ ihd tfdIhtrics oi
our country and Tor the ssttiiug Of aur instltu
tions upon the nrin basis ~ respect for the
laws In This glad springtins Who the gar
dous are f,iii o. blossoms aud ne ficl.s give thu
promise uf another harvest snd sou boihos arc
| ful u happy Children, let D., thara God ioi
I what he has wrought for "a asa people, and
each In oGT place resolutely ma ntalu the great
idea upon which everything 4. Uuild'i the rule
/ of the majority constitutional expressed and
the absolute equality OF all mca before the lsv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
ACTRESSES OF ABILITY.

Mrs. JAMES Brown POTTER is the
youngest Cleopatra on the stage; Nine
Bernhard, who is forty-six, is the old
est.
Miss JULIA MARLowE Is said to have
the most wonderful faculty of memor-
izing OF any woman on the stage and
she finds that this faculty has been in
tensified by her recent illness.
FANNY DAVENPORT has a charming
summer home at Hillside, in an old
house that lies mt the foot OF the noun
tains In Pennsylvania. The house Is a
model of domestic comfort, and is sur
rounded by trees nearly a century old,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01

The historic old log cabin in St Louis
county, Mo-, which the late Gen.
and President U. 5. Grant erected with
his own hands, and with logs cut and
hewn by himself, is about to be re-
moved from It's present site and shipped
to Chicago, where it will be regretted
for exhibition at the Worlds fair.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Ex-CONFEDERATES
Summoned 60 Attend the Unwilling OF the
Monument at jackson. Miss.

Monument at Jackson. Miss.
Adjt Gen. Henry, of Mississippi, re-
ceived the following letter Sunday;
REYNOLDS, GA, April %, 1891.
GENERAL-Your cordial invitation to
the United Confederate Veterans, ex-
tended in behalf of the Ladies' Monu-
ment Association, the National Guard
Of Mississippi and the city of jackson
to participate in the unwilling of
the Confederate monument at jack
son June 3, has been forwarded
10 me from Atlanta, and finds me on
my plantation. IL gives me much pleas
ure TO accept and | will at once have
the necessary orders issued calling the
annual meeting of confederate veterans
at jackson, Miss, on June 8 next
With the thanks OF the brotherhood
throughout. the south, and with the as
surance Of my personal and official APP
probation, ! am, fraternally yours, j.
u. GoRpoN, commanding United Con-
federate Veterans
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
what oantsnarian Can sand.

Eliza Casey, aged 100, strayed from
the Cabell county, w. Va, infirmary
Thursday, and was found after t~o
days search up to her waist in the mlre
of a swamp several miles from her
home. She was rescued and returned
TO the institution apparently none tbs
worse for her terrible experience.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
pspAGooUe HARRlsoN'S PUPIL
Trouble Brewing in the Republican school
house.

We have all read of the young lady
who married a troublesome sutton IN
order 20 get rid of him. President llar-
ri,on is reported AS having recently
said that he appointed Blaine 20 his
cabinet because he thought he could
manage him better there than any
where else. He welded him 10 the adj
mini-tration in order TO get rid of him
Rut II is always harder 10 manage a
man after marriage than before, and
Harrison is finding Blaine a much hard
an rrul 20 To handle than he would
hat. Boa ii be had been left outside
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
SUCCUMPED TO THE GRIP.
Death OF u CoIored Woman. Aged On
Hundred and Twenty-Eight.

huhufeu anu aWthtt -G'bh"
ars Susannah Nelson, n colorcd
woman, died in Washington city, Thurs
day night, of la grippe, at the advanced
age OF one hundred and twenty-eighi
years The age of this remarkable
woman seems to be fairly wei
authenticated. Her ninth child
now over eighty years, i,
stili living IN Washington NJ.
Nelson was born a slave, near Fred
ericksburg, Va, and long before the
war was released from hard labor or
account of her age. She claimed %
have been twelve years old at the time
OF the revolution. She has had sixteen
children. The old lady enjoyed remark
able health up TO Task week, when she
was taken with la grippe, which de
veloped into pneumonia and caused her
death The funeral took place Mon
day
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Sensational Suicide,

NJ. o. Meredith, prominent in BUSH
ness and church circles and local agent
Of the New South building and loan as
ISOLATION, Of Middlesboro, Ky, commit
ted suicide at Knoxville, Tenn, Monday
by shooting himself in the head lie
was engaged TO be married Wednesday
night to Miss Lucy Hudiburg, the
beautiful daughter of Postmaster Hudi
burg
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Theatrical Man Cowhided.

II. 5. Stout, theatrical man, was
eowhided by Miss George Lingard, an
an actress, at ST. Louis. Stout had sent
Miss Lingard an insulting note.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
oh,o K.publ,can stat. Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., April 27-The repub-
san central committee has fixed the
state convention for Columbus, June 10
and Il, with Il. NJ. Nevin, of Dayton,
for temporary chairman. A resolution
was adopted inviting Sherman, Foster,
Foraker and Mckinley to address the
convention
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
smugeline Chinamen From Mexico

The government authorities have
been notified Of the arrival in Chicago
Monday of five Cinnamon who evaded
the Chinese immigration laws by being
landed in Mexico and brought across
the Arizona state line. There Is Il Chi
nese agent in Mexico who is doing u
large business in smuggling Chinamen
across the border.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
p,ssased American Cattle.

in the house of commons Mr.. Chaplin,
president of the board of agriculture,
said that the British authorities had not
the slightest doubt that the American
cattle seized at Deptford were suffering
from contagious disease.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
ssnator Reagan's successor

Gov. ilogg, of Texas, has appointed
Hon. Horace Chiffon. of Tyler, TO fill the
vacancy in the United States Senate
caused by Mr.. Reagan's retirement MIR.
Chiffon is considered one of the fines,
lawyers in the state, and he stands high
in the estimation of the people.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
iagsrso! Has the Grippe.

Col. Robert q. Ingersoll is confined 10
his bed in New York seriously i'll with
the grippe. He arrived there from
Rochester on Tuesday, and has been
unable TO leave his bed since.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Tha Nav u s. Treasurer.

Hon. Enos ID. Nebecker, of Indiana,
the new U. 5. treasurer, formally en-
tered upon the duties of the office Mon.
day. his bond having been approved,
and the oath of Office administered to
him last week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Ala for miners Of the Coke Reglon.

CHICAGO, April Ell. w. Hannah and
l., r. Davis, two ENJOYS from the strik-
ing miners and coke burners of the Con-
nellsville district, are in the city solicit
ing financial assistance for the strikers.
They have been on u similar errand
through Pennsylvania and Ohio, meet
ing with fair success.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Invited to Ascend Pixies Peak.

The Manitou and Pixies Peak Rail-
way Co, through its general manager,
J. p. Hubert, has sent President llarri'
son an invitation to stop over there and
take one day for trip over their rail-
road to the top of Pixies Peak, the high
est point in the world reached by rail-
pad line.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Nav raharnacla Dedicated.

Rev. T. Dewitt Tslmage's new
tabernacle, in brooklyn, was dedicated
Sunday. IL has already cost $4,000
and will require s40,0 more TO com
plete IL. There remains a debt of $500
ono on the building.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Young physioian Suicides.

DIR. Samuel $. Fleming, a prominent
young physician of Catlin, Ill, commits
ted suicide by hanging while visiting
his pareuts in Indiana.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
THE DEAD HERO.
Count Won MoItke's Death Causes
Universal Sorrow
THROUGHOUT GERMANY.
All Glasses Mourn and Show Their I'm
bounded Affection for the
GREAT FIELD MARSHAL,

Messages Of Condolences From all the Ger
man Princes and Noted Pcrsonages Of
Europe Sent TO the Family.
BERLIN, April 81 The death of Field
Marshal Count Won Moltke occurred In
the study of the official residence OF
the general staff Of the German army
on the Konigsplatz. During the entire
day Friday aud up TO the arrival Of the
moment te:i5 2. m. that brought with
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
AHeayY Passenger List.

The steamship Caphalonia, which ar
rived Sunday brought l,259 passengers
1. 1853 of whom were in the stcerlge
This is the largest passenger list enter
ed in Boston this season.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Fell Dead in his Pulpit.

Rev. r. A. Kicks, prominent Chris
tian minister, while preaching in the
Methodist church in burlington, n. C.,
Sunday, fell dead in his pulpit.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
r,.Conrressman Mckinley Much Better.

WASHINGTON, April 81 -Ex Congress
man Mckinley, who was quite i'll sat
urday night from an acute attack of in
digestion. was much better last night
and his physicians and friends look fol-
his snepdy vtspVpr.V
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
Injured ,n a Railway wreck.

An east-bound express ON the ladlan'
apolis and st. Louis division of the Big
Four was derailed near Indianapolis
Six persons were SCI iounly miurrd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
nav,a nualev Field Very III.

David Dudley Field, who has been
stopping at Mamaronock, was brought
TO his home in New York Monday very
III. He is IS years of age.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01

A Comfortable Place. I'm in an
awkward position, and ! want your adj
vice. Brown What would you do in
my case for I'm between two hres.
'I'd stay there as long as this cold
weather !asts.'-Shieago Saturday
Herald
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01

It death, the field
marshal appeared "a
DO In the full - jar,
ment 81 his usual,
and for a man al
most as old as the
century. phenomi-
nal health. Dinner
was partsken OF
with a good appetite
by the count After
Having attended the
afternoon session OF
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
nl,idinx the Blliion.

"Where did all that billion dollars
po?" is a common question regarding
the appropriations of the billion-dollar
congress
A good deal of it went in appropria-
tions 10 promote the reelection OF the
republican leaders of congress. The
New York World drags few of these
little grabs TO light Mr. Cannon OBJ
tanned siOO, 900 for post office in his
own little town OF Danyille. MIR. Quay
got $50, 900 for building in his village
of Beaver Falls. senator ingalls, Sc
cured 500 200 of the pluuder for
Atchison. The California members OF
the appropriation committees obtained
s7OO. 900 for their state Nisconsin's
share was $3.50, 900 Mr. Mckinley Sc
cnred 500. 900 for his town of Canton.
These little sums will not account
for a billion dollars by good deal, but
they are enough TO show that the
spirit of grab was rampant aud that
the republican statesmen wee IN 1t for
all they could get. Luckily il viii be
some wears before they have another
chance to loot the treasury. H. 'ton
Globe,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
-Haystack Philosophy.-Tom Tatters

-Hhystuck THIIUSOPNy' TV'I' I"71' ~
-"Great Scott What are you growing
about?" Bill Rags" Cause we tramps
han't no show. The whole worlds
ag'in' us" Tom Tatters-"What sort
OF a blolSe be you, anyway? DO You
want TO be millionaire and he kid
naped?"-Chicago Times
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-05-01
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

--"Republicanism and the cause OF
honest elections go hand in hand, says
a New York contemporary, which needs
TO refresh it's memory by careful re-
perusal of the Dudley letter.-St. Louis
Republic.
Benz amin Harrison, who is swing
ing around the circle in pursuit of re-
nomination to the presidency, will
probably find 1t upon his return just
where he left tin the inside pocket
of Hon. James G. Blaine. Chicago
Times.
The misfortune of Mr.. Edmunds'
retirement from the senate is made pc
culiarly sad by the fact that ii places Mr..
Hoar first in the line Of succession to the
Craftsmanship of the judiciary commit
tee of that body.-St Louis Globe DEM
ocrat (rep.l.
-"Shall the republican party dis
band, or shall it go to the country"
asks one of our leading republican ex-
changes BY all means let IL do both.
It's usefulness is over, and, perhaps,
breathing pure country air would invig-
crate the best of its members enough
~ make them democrats.
| Courier-J ournal
The republicans will not dare de-
/ fend the Mckinley bill in the next pres
idential campaign. They will play the
same old game of promising to correct
their mistakes, but they will find that
there was great deal of wisdom in
| President Lincoln's observation; you
can fool all of the people sometimes
and you can fool some of the people all
the time, but you cannot fool all OF
the people all the time. Chicago
Globe.
a republican organ made in
dignant by the statement that Ben
Harrison's trip Is junket provided by
railroad corporations declares that
Mr. Harrison refused to accept free
trip across the country, and is paying
for it like . man." 1t is stated that the
expenses OF the journey foot mp round
sls5, 900, Of which great sum the presi
dent with his teeth firmly set together
has insisted upon paying the price OF
first-class passage by ordinary convey
ance from Washington to San Francisco
and back. The more one thinks of the
I deacon's backbone the more one is con
= WINGED that that grand old MAJ
c wouldn't accept favor from railroad
c corporation any more quickly than he
I would accept a seaside cottage from
; real estate combine, Chicago News
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
MlNINs APPLICATION
N Q. $50.

NIoiICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ThAf THE IN Virginia Chief Mining and Nillius Company y George C. Berry attorney in fact whose poet office address is T mbsto c, friz na. has made ap- ic ,tiun for a patent for 1900 linear feet the state of I wa mining claim and m Il site, bearing gold and s,lver situate in Tevis M ming Dstr't. chi i-e anty Arizons and described in the official plat and fife not>s file in this office as follows viz: Lot No 70 and r. ,,
 Beginn ng at a post marked 'I No. r.: whence U. .. Min. Mon. No. T; D. bears o. W 64s feet, "I MSIM Nor" be ITS rs' 43 "SIMC No a;"thence : ss' i6' < 1900 feet to post marked ''. Nj . No. B" thence s A. 900 feet to DO marked .'S I NJ c O. {" 6oo feet to post marked IS VI c No s" thence s2' i6' W 1900 feet to post marked e. No. G. thence ' ~ : BOO feet to place of beginning. Also mill .ite as So Is whence U. .. Min Mon. o. bears as' .o' VI a7s4 fs ct, "I MAl NC No I" bears IS 4, w zsoo feet; tn nee s o feet topost marked SIMS O, a;" thence \ Ss' 3so feet 10 post marked I'M > No. B" theme Ns 66o feet 10 post ma ked SIM No q" thence S5 33o teet to pzacc of beginning; variation IT. 90 est,
 snt ,inng as IA acre exclusive of portion of the
 tate nf Moss ur C.
 The loc; tion of ths mine is record"d in the Recor der's ifce of C' ch.se county, A izona Adjoining aim nts are sane parties on the north by Blue bei Vi C. and on tpe southwe by the State of Missouri mining claim,
 All pe sons holding adverse claims thereto are re- ou ,ed t, resent the same b fore this office within sx.v days from the frs day of publication hereof, or shey will be ba red by virtue of the ovsio' of tie statute HSkBHRT Bn0W R gister.
 GEORGE G. BERRY, Attorney for q imant ,.re
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
MINlNG APPLlCATlON
 No. SlO.

U- g. Land Office, Tucson. Ariz., March I3, raeI. NYOTiCF HEREBi GIVEN THAT THE IN Virginia Chief Mining and Milling Company oy "eorge c. Berry, attorney in fact, whose post office address is tombstone, rizona, has made ap- pile ton for patent for 1890 linear feet on the
 tate of Missouri mining claim and millsite, bearing gold and silver, situate in Tevis Mining District. tochse county, rizJna, and described m the ofh- cal plat and field file m this ofh fol- lows, VIE: Lot 3o and B
 Beginning at post marked ''I NJ M M C No. I, whence U, Min Mon. No. T. D. bearsN 34' IS W 523 feet, "I M s M NJ 5 No. r bears Is' 3o K 364o feet; thence 56' 20 300 fee. to post marked "S Nj M C No 2; then. e s 23' 6 1890 feet to post marked "o M M 0 No. B" thence s6' 20 W 500 fee to post marked "S N Nj ( No {" 6oo feet to pot mara ed 5 NJ M No. s;;" thence > .s3' 6 W ios feet to cor, ''S M C' 1890 feet to post marked IS M M C4No. G. thence N s6' 70 300 .eet place of beginning Also mill site as follo~s Beginning at post marked 'l VI M M Mo- T.; whence U. B. Min; Mon; No. bears $. 24. sr. W s64o fee thence 5 W 33o feet to post mark $ marked "S M Nj S No. B" the ce s s k 33o f,et to post marked IS N S $ NO q" thence ss' W 66o feet to place of beginning: variation ir' 90 east, containing a533 acres.
 he loca ion of this mine is recorded in the Recor' de > office of Cochise couny, rizona. Adj, ming claim are eame pa ties, liver Chief '" U on the wes nd Virginia m. ming claim the northwest.
 All persons holding adverse cla ms thereto are fe- quired present the same before thi, ofhce within sxty days from The first day of publication berecf or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. hERBERT BROWN, Register.
 GEORGE G. BERRY, Attorney for Claimant. s-ie