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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28

Batteries Electrics-A. Gentry. g. FL
more, Delmonts--Noite aud 4. Hicks.
Umpire-Mr. @. Withcrs.
Rev. DR.. Whitfield. OF the Fulton Bap.
tist church. Is out OF the city, the new
church il progressing nicely. II II ex-
| pected 10 hold services IN the basement by
the latter part OF August
The sewer on Nicholson street ls nearly
completed. IL is hoped that the Street
| Committee will finish tho one on Louisi-
| ana street shortly. as 1t - badly needed.
| Fulton will then be we'll severed.
Mr.. William III. Coulling left last night
| for New York end will sail for EpgIand in
| few days. He will be absent for several
months. and as his trip Is for business
purposes he will spend most OF his time In
| London.
There il at Mr.. L. W. Hacemann's drug
| store, on Seventeenth and Broad streets, a
sealed bottle containing an ounce OF
quiniue, which was imported during the
war and run through the blockade at
Charleston, ;. G.
Professor Mutter, tho director Of st.
Mary's German Catholic church choir,
is devoting bis summer vacation to work
on new music. He is composing medley
| overture for the orchestra on the songs Of
under way, and will write another over
ture.
The Soldiers Club met last night at the
Regimental Armory and transacted q con-
siderable amount of routine business.
Several new members were elected and a
committee was appointed 10 secure the
| rental of the rooms over Lee Camp as
| quarters for the organization. Another
| committee was appointed TO inquire into
the cost Of procuring suitable furniture TO
| fit up the rooms.
The following are the recent Virginia ar
| rivals at the Alhambra Hotel, Chicago
| Joe Harris, South Boston a. NJ. Ross and
| f.. ID. Ross. Hot Springs; l.. 4. Stlckley,
! Ethel Stlckley, and Nj. Il. Sticklcy, Wood
stock; James Trover. South Boston; l..
ID. Yarrell. Emporia; @. Kelnsel, Miss An
ME jackson, Miss Esse Rich, Mrs. Ray
| Logan. J. V. French G.. w. Childs, s. j.
Young, Charles +. Iiudnall. William F.
Pumphrey. and J. A. Snyder. Richmond F;
F. Nj. McMullen. G. +. McMullen, and
Miss Anna 4. McMullen, Madison, Court
| house: Walker Scott. Farmyille Louis +.
Dobie. Suffolk Stuart +. Lindsay and
| Mrs Stuart F. Lindsay. Bristol; j. 9. Rag
land. Midland; T.. J. Turner and J. r.
| Turner, LynchburR, and +. II. Caldwell
aud Charles Caldwell, Warreuton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
"A for the IianAfcf.l

JULY 27.-Auction offerings on change to-day
~ nackaces and 3 taken In; highest price,
S1S.25; lowest, sl.30 average, 500.
Private sales: Filters, IA; cutters, z; wrap
pers, 4; darks, 6-totaL 2S hogsheads
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes
sg2.25 tobacco, 81 ,566.75; special tax, $50
total, S1,S09.
shelburne's sold the noted n. W. Winston crop
OF Louisa tobacco to-day at the board on Change
al an average price OF SlO.3f. IL consisted OF
20 packages Qb, 323 pounds). VIII h Is consider
cd a nne Price tor the times, while tho whole
average for the days sales was S7b2 for rs
packages. Sir. Winston's crop was not quite so
tipe IA last year, and the best hoghheau dld not
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NOT ASlATlC CHOLERA.
Aggravated ChOters- siorbus the Fatal
Atimeot nc Chester. Pa.
Try tAleararh 10 the pisnAtch.l

PHrLApELPHtA, Pa, July 27.-Dr. Benja.:
min Lee, Secretary Of the State Board OF
Health, to-day sent Medical-Inspector
Atkinson to Chester to investigate the
death of the Austrian workman who died
there yesterday from what was reported
10 be cholera. DIR. Atkinson found that
the man died from aggravated cholera
morbus. Contrary to thereports sent out,
the Austrian had not arrived in this
country lately. but had been here several
months. There have been no other cases
in the neighborhood where the mar died;
The local Board of Health has quarantined
and disinfected the house the man died IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
Cicnrette-Tax Dscision.
N'N ~
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.


CINCINNATI, o., July 27.-Judge Wilson issued
an order TO-DAY the effect Of which IL that cigar
otto dealers may continue selling their wares
after August It without putting up tho special
tax until further order of the court. The whole
sale aud retail dealers cor bined TO test the
law Petitions Tor an INJUNCTION were flied
agaiust the County Auditor and County Trea-
surer 20 restrain them from collecting the tax GU
the ground that tho law Is unconstitutional.
Tho retail tax Is 800 and the wholesale tax
Epun mary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
Atlanta Cycle Meet.

10y tVIUbIaIH 70 IHo TI'N1V'H'I
ATLANTA. Ga, July 27.-ln the midsummer
cycle IN Get hero Isaac Baird won the teD-mile
handicap, time, 3l:O7 10: tho quarter-mile
open, Zine, $40, and the twO-mile handicap,
time 5:26. COnnerat, Of Savannah, won tho
half-milo open, time. 1:l94. and the one-mile
open, time. 2:45ib. The DoVlce-race was won
by r. g. Byrd, % Atlanta, time, 2:414: the
b0ys' half-uile by Lee Watson. tlu,e. lis ID !,
the boys mite handicap By w. Specr, time,
2.4S.
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Tubing Company Assigns.
fRv kateOrann N tine Dispatch. I

HARRISBURG, PA, July 27.-The American
Tube-iron Company, located at Middletown.
has gone into the hands OF n receiver fhe com-
pany has no mortgages, Judgments, or bonded
indebtedness against il, but could not raise
iuuds. owing to the striDgency In the money
market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The day opened at the
Stock Exchange with renewed depression. and a
sudden drop Of four points IN Lackawanna TO
127 created no little uneasiness. as n repetition
Of yesterdays heavy liquiiations, with possible
failures, was feared 10 stock circles. General
Electric. Consolidated Gas Chicago Gas, Ameri-
can Sugar, Canada Southern, and few others
sustained losses Of la31a per cent, but specula-
ton soon quieted down when IL was found that
thore was some support to the market
ERRATIo MOVEMENTS.
Tho strength Of the London market and libe-
raj foreign buying orders tended 70 restore con
ldence In a measure, but tho bears renewed
their raids at every opportunity and the result
was some most erratic movements, prices i'd
vanciDg SHARPLY one minute and then breaking
badly the next IL was noticeable alter tho nrst
hour or 90 Of business that the market resisted
the attacks upon II with increaeinQ force, and
later A. became evident that an accumulation OF
stocks vss In progress by strong houses and In.
diyldual operators.
SCRAMBLE TO COVER.
Tho really important movement OF tho dag
occurred after delivery hour, wnen all stCck-e1'
change houses having gone through Withoui
trouble the shorts made regular scramble Il
cover. the street heaysd sigh OF relief Wheel
II Sas 20 mi TINT there were to be no failure
and was greatly encouraged by the steps taken
by some II the bankers ia connection with INT
Olearin g-house banks teimp1ft large amour
OF gold In the Immediate future. Tbs proba
billy II that at least 33,0O0,000 IN gold Will b
shipped from Europe Oh Saturday TO this sid'
tho low rates OF exchange making the operation
feasible. Tho foreign purchases OF stocks WEI
estimated at 10000 shares and tue investmeu
buying Of small lots for home account was on
larger scale than for many years The latter
regarded as most important, innsmuch as
brings READY money into the street
ADVANCES.
Tho advance In prices from the lowest VIZ
equal 20 lal7 pOintF, the latter n hvaneyih
| ani TeIrs Haute, which sold up 10 30 and close
at 81. Lackawanna rose Sl9, Manhattan.
Consolidated Gas. ~; New York Central, Las,
Shore, and American Cotton OIL preferred,
Caunda Southern, Northwest, Lead preferreC
Bic Four, Omaha, and Erie preferred, Amer
eau Sugar, Chicago Gas, and Western Union
434; -. Paul, "A; Pullman. 4 Burlington an
aud Nashville 3a4; Mobile and Ohio and Roc.
Island, ga National Lead and New Jerse.
Central. 3, and Missouri Pacific, 21s.
THE GLOBE FIRM.
In the 1nal trading there was q reaction
Il 20 X p8r cent. m few Instances, but specHli
ton closed nrm In tone. sales-Listed stocks
100000 unlisted, 10000.
NONEY-EXCHANGE-BoE
Money on call has been active, rnnginr
from q TO \ per cent per diem and interest
lat loan at 9. and closing offered at 9. Primt
mercantile paper, SaS]4 per cent.
Sterling exchange Ia heavy; posted rates
81 lSaS4S3k; commercial bills, s4.7Slaa
S4.S1is.
Government bonds weak. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds weaker.
Sub-TreAsury ba,ancee-Coin, S04,6S3,00O I;
currency, 81, 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28

bring so much, due 70 hard times Sales rere
we'll attended. pt.s
Rain tell yesterday evening along the hicn-
mond and Danvtlle line from keysvuio 10
Uallsboro, extending into Powbstan, Ncttoway.
Charlotte. Amelia. end Chesterfield countless
IL was much needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
F, PITCHERS BATTLE.
.YrgoNyANp KING o'RouaKt
R't 'o ~ 90 EXCELLENT WORK.
r.e. spiders Defeat the y'rs'nias
''' oo, Of The Most Erei''og Games
Of the Sammer.

no horrors 81 tho Perry-street
W. roe we're forgotten by the 400
'''', ,',.ro went 20 Forest-Iiill Park yes
f' ',A' snernoon. for the game at tho ball
i''''' vas n cuckoo" in every sense OF
s. ..4 IT'S true nobody knows ex-
g, -,.t q cuckoo" rs. but as this is
s.' a.. roo'ers called IL the name will
80, be launched upon the unofending
paw before the struggle ended the
uhc polish the bleacheries were
p'' excitement. for the game was IN
v' "','',,c.t,ne and beautifully PLAYED. .
p,tchers' coutest-a case OF
-.s against bone. On one side
o. n,Eourke. clad In pair OF new
h..~ Id suii Hhich fitted hls rotund
friction. wore the royal diadein.
81. ths other Mark Anthony DIS
f. tfs pepperv ZlR-Zags IN = most
r.. . manner. The Toyalst O'hourke
.-r.ared on the diamond before
d. t'me What with shooting craps
Prince Of Wales. flirting with
r.r,rkaiani. and plavlng billiards
o.. Urke a Veragua. Mique has had
.... tfma 20 give the po'-white
,a la'e. but he has not forgotten
...,r bali His twirling was most
ts1pFh he was little slow IN
n ..,.-. and rather promo 20 letting
>...r. llnch their hits.
.,.r,>Y HELD THH COLTS DOWN.
.,-. .-tlorv's pitching was tip-top.
Irm.den's Colts night down ana
.,. them the least bit OF show.
o.rk vas excellent, and IL was
.. l.s GOODNESS that tho erudito
-.... captured the scalps OF their
f..
dos Ia Covcrley wore the mask
r."ryians in the first two innings.
...H l5v was awfully nervous, don't
and PLAYED "A blarsted game,
.. thp club.chappios want thar.
'-...... sd do3sed stupid that he went
...tta crnws Il centre field. Bahen
.4.. y.scc. and his work was elegant,
..-.. t,nt Of the venerable Rp-Nan-
..-a vas close at several points
OIL. ~p.l,rs captured II at the last
.., I'D tho ninth inning.
offenders commenced the fun
, .....,., four runs. but after that they
...r noses 90 the grindstOne until the
No.. r..n they secured two more tai
o.. Iarauiulas made poor start,
.g-sl two runs in the second IN
I'd. .n the third. one in the sixth,
... the seventh. When this inning
,..r woro one behind. In the
... b, .l we're put out IN the twinkllng
I'D. and then came the climax. The
..r. ly timely hits captured two
.. -..-. thus placing themselves N the
.~rr, r-v,rnr pnrrNgn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
rasr-BALL BREvTIEs.

..e Ir.s'-Iun bail team have released
....r ...fr former third basetnan, and DARBY
.r .-..y played cen Te-notd tor the nlne'
.f.r Law. captured Lemon, another or the
.ar.. We Va pitchers The chap Is hald
/. .. "a tatrr Of unusual ability, AMI WINE
g.. confessions ne never lost game for
... Tie Nauchnsterians seem determined
.c.tl. Petersburg Farmers TO the second
.u iu. League.
.ru. sm Harper Lumsden yesterday made
FL. i.rr.a-ufat.ye OF the DISPATCH the follow
... ,.t me statement OF Mr.. Hartisun, OF
.--iu.- club, with reference TO an un-
.... .am0 that was awarded the Peters
.t,.,. came on Tuesday evening saw Mr.
.....r ANA informed him that We would have
a g faat night 30 decide what action
.... B.. taken on tho game. He informed
r.tb e would be unable 20 be present anu
rI we 60 represent him. MI fllchei'
.. Nsirras. ana myself knowing that our
-'.. I. iri the matter thought We would save
... -.rtvns then instead Of az night, 20 GOT
..rr and there aud decided the game
F p'HycI over. We did hear both sides
o. $3.50. Notwithstanding MIR. harrisoh's
...s-rf .o tua contrary, and consider our
q. . correctly l11 aud right
... t- DO game to-day. Inc postponed
...-. seen tbe spiders aud Colts viii pro
i.yeI next tuesday.
y..r people came mack from the bal
t .O" '-r yesterday hAtVthVou' q I'''
f. ra.lIei the cganks were pacAe1 To-
|f ..r -ar.iucs.
I.4ruhcrs Defeat CbarlestOns
>.t,l telegram TO the Dispstca.l
t.t,.tt. NA.. July 27.--Tho Charleston wv.
10 .I.l club AID the Athletic Gun OF
81. r.. yrla close s-ooateEted game OF bal
t- .E.ulpu, which resulted IN victory Tor
.....r. hy q scofe Of - 70 >.
i..-. ana Hoyi were the battery for the
?" ana thard aud ShaIcr for tho Charles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28

r.. colts started out bravely in the
.... inning Wells persisted from short
...,. lE1urko got his base on balls,
..4nlaI to second by McMaan's
...rl ~ third by Vests timely bit.
.. Anthony got IN his good work. En-
,..,. ..I ogt 10 second and Pop Tate
'-. r. was close call for the little
.....r,. lgt their GOODNESS carried them
t.-.url. with three men on bases.
Co.. fr..fs playing on third was very
and TLi.hps's was but little better.
Thy DETAILS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28

rrxrATUkR ALxANAc, JuIr "a, issa,
roRr OF RIcnxoSD. sutr "a. lsoa

Jun sess.s.... ..ss 1sSy sse....e "'''ss''s 80
Aeon rsss........ zoe hvcnans !. :. ..''. so
PoRr or RICHMOND. Jun n. 1904
AKRrvxp.
Steamer Pocahontas, 6cosneean, Norfoif,
merchandise ana passengers; run "e'siser'
'I Scnooos { xbs;e q. ssuobs. Auss. Kennsosr,
ico, Richmond Ice Company.
Schooner ]. B. johnson, Bohannens NOV fora,
cement, Warner hoore q Co
sAiLRn
Schooner s. b. Wheeler, Godfrey. Brooklyn
Goa. vessel, Curtis a Parker.
schooner John \. Beae:ham, HATH. biacs
Rock. pyrites vessel curtis q Parker.
PoHToRNEwPoSrN NEWS JuLY27. 1891
Thy telegraph
AsAiyxn
British steamship salopla, New oriesaA
SAILED.
Schooner Eagle Wing. Fan River.
schooner Campbell, Boston.
PORT oFw.sr POINT. JULY 81, 1904
lBy telegraph
AnaiyEp
steamship San Antonio. Dole, Now YORK. xsr'
Steamship Charlotte. Sickie, Baltimore, pas
soDgers and general cargo
steamer Elm City. Loo, Waikerton, pssssn-
gers and generalcsrgo
Steamship San Antonio. Dole, New YORK. ssr'
eral cargo
steamship Charlotte, Nickie, Baltimore, pss-
sensers aud general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
THE DETAILS.
Her the scorci
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
- , 4 . O-TotaL
f.... .O ? o l 0 =
l-...a. 80 o 0 0 O
I,-..i rsn--virgluias, ] College, ]. Three
'.. late, llosi, Enright iNo-bhse
.I.tr.. Buko. cit oil bases -Nrg1nas,
..... d. First base on balls-Virglnas,
....,s-.9 struck out-Vrginas, 4 College
U.. bitches Anthony, !, Passed balls
.. Double plays-Enrlght and Tate,
.-. UHGra and Scott Umpire hr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
STATE BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. July 21.-Baltmore and Ohio
54a55ls; Northern Central, G64
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28

THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear and considerably cooler. The skies we're
clear at midnight.
Range OF the thermometer at the front door Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
Ricbmondors In New York.

lspecin toloRrnm % The Dispatch.l
Nrw YoRK. July 27.-W. V. Tudor,
Aston; G. Hall and A. l.. Peasants, Plaza
w. g. McBurney, Broadway Central
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and tho
Weat Indications
rBy leleerapn . tae plspa,ch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 27.-Fcre-
lIilp cast for twenty-iour hoars-from mid
-" might to midnight-for Virginia: Fair
Weather. followed by increasing cloudi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-28

H1NTlE E"U Vt'N'FtI WHITE"
For North Carolina and South Carolina: Fair
weather except probably showers near the coast
ana IN the extreme western portions; northerly
20 easterly winds.
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Epilepsy cured by newly discovered remed.e les,
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
(So. S,c6S)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
Q. s. IlNNN UFFICE,
HkyENA, Mont, Jan 10. Is

hkIENA, Mont, Jan 10, 1898. !
Notice Is hereby given that Charles :. lo.c, by
Thomas h. trutchsr. his attorney in fact, whose
postothcs address la tieleus, Mont has this day
nice ms application for \ patent for %. 81 Hcres
placer mining ground bearing gold and precious
stones. situnted in -- tunorganizedl
mining district. county OF | ewis and Clarke and
stste OF MONTANA. and designated by tho field
notes and official plat on file in this office As
west or principal base line and meridisn Of
M%entsna, said survey No. l,l0s being As Follows.
to-Ni.:
ics!nntng at corner No. 1. whoncs tho south
west cornor of section L., township I. north.
range J west, lear. north is degrees Is miuutes
west 3.sSa,3 feet: thence south Is degrees 10 min
ntes east ] 80 feet TO CORNER No, 2; theuco south
= deEroeS 80 minutes west $50 feet to corner
No. 3: thence north 10 degrees 10 minutes w,st
sal.l !eot to corner No. l.; thence north IS la
ETIoes ~ minutes east 1881 foot to place Of be-
ginning,
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east, containing
- 81 acres,
Tho loca, ion of this mine is recorded IL the
recorders otlioe of Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. IN book - of ----. Tho ad-
Joining claimants are Charles :. Dole OF Al.
claiming survey No. LOO on the west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said placer mine or surface ground
are required to file their adverse claims with the
register of the United States land office at Hell
eua, in tho tate Of Montana, during the sixty
DAYS period of publication hereof, or they will
be barred BY virtue of the provisions OF the
statute.
S. A. SW1GGETT. Eegister,
Nelson " fettles. Attorneys for Applicant.
First publication Jan. l.. 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

The Miners union elected officers the
OH.
Frank Berrill has sold his house to C. T.
Richards. the jewe!er.
Mrs. j. T.. ONeill left for Salt LIKE on
March l, with Mrs. Dellery. She will re-
main probably six months.
H.. nj. Hanaford, advance agent for Bill
Nye and A. p. Burbank, was here last week
and arranged FOR thor appearance in the
opera house April II.
Warren Evans. ex-deputy United States
latter part of last week. Mr.. Evans and
family may mako this city their future
homo.
George GreGovich, brother Of tho mer-
chant. Spiro Gtegovich, received some pain
full but not dangerous injuries by some
falling ground whilo working in the BIZ
Metnlllc mlnos.
E. G. Bergron, we'll known in this dis
trlct, has gone to Alaska. He has been n
miner in these parts for several yenrs, and
IN his long journey the beat wishes of a
large community are extended.
Thomas Weir has resigned tho surcrin-
tendency of the Grant mine. aud bns
recommended James Ii. Hsnly to fill tho
vecanoy. Mr.. Honly was formerly CON
neoted with the Granite mine.
Tho Granite Mine.a' union IL taking
active steps toward organizing n co. opera
tive store. There have boon quite q num-
Der of shares subscribed for alroadv. They
will apply for u charter and INCORPORATE
Immediately.
On the evening Of ST.. Pat5ick'a day the
ball room in Morts's building will he gaily
attircd for tho reception OF tho Catholic
Young Ladies' Aid sooiety and their
f,ionds. The occasion will BIS tho celebra-
tion of the birth of Irelnnd's patron anint.
Births-In Granite. Feb. 10. TO tho WHO
OF Amos Jay. N daughter; In Granite, Feb.
~. to tho wife of John Hawke, q daughter;
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{S-. 3,@64.)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

HELENA. Mont, Jan. 10. 1893. :
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles +. Dolc
and William H.. A. Brown, by Thomas r.
Crutcher. their attorney In fact, whose postotIioo
sd6ress is Iiclens. Mont. have this day Sled
their application for = patent for $50 aores
placer mining ground honrips gold and precious
stones situ&t6d in 1872 truorganizedl
mining district. county Of / owls and Clarke and
stat" of Mountains, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on flo in this ogtice a.
survey Ne. tlos in township IL north. range )
Montana, said survey No. 100 being M follows,
TO wit:
Beginning at corner No. /, whence tho aouth-
wost corner OF section l., township II north,
range 3 west bears south ~ degrees % minutes
west $50 feet; thence south 81 degrees 10 min.
utes oas' ROO feet to corner No. :; thonos south
ID degrees 80 minutes west 2,3Ui feet to curner
No. 3; thence north 81 degrees 10 minutes west
300 feet TO corner No 4; thence north Us decreas
90 iutantss eSst 2,S07 foot to place of bssinnirx.
mngnetic variation 10 degrees esst. containing
100 screa.
lhc location of this mine Is recorded in the
!ec"rdor's, Office of lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, in book - OF ----. Tho adj
Joining claimant il Charles i, Dele. claiming
survey No. %,l0S ON the east.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely any
portion of said placer mine or surface ground,
arc required to flo their AL yerse claims with tho
register OF tho United Statos land office Vt Hell
sna, in the state of Montana. durin. tho sixty
gays period OF publication hereof. or they will
co barred BY virtue OF the provisions OF the
statute.
s. A. SWIGak1T, Register.
NelsoH i Settles, Attorneys for Applicants.
FiIst publication Jan. II. Ls1