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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-05-17

WHAT promises to be a musical treat
skill be given in the lecture room Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church OH Wednesday, May
22d Prof. Johnson Bane, Of Boston,
Mass, who comes we'll recommended, will
give guitar recital and will be assisted
by home talent Admission. rs cents.
Tickets for sale at S. c. Evans
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-05-17

Z ON Saturday last, Mr. G. Grosveuor
Dave, of the Re9le5y Of Re5ie50s, of New
York came 10 Milford aud remained over
) Sunday. Mr. Dave tramped the length
Of this Peninsula last summer and wrote
of his impressions, etc. en- route. He
claims to have come to Milford to arrange
for another tramp this summer, when he
viii be accompanied by Mr. Mallory
Foulk, of this town. but rumor has it that
his main object here was to spend a short
time with a very estimable Young lady
in whose welfare he IS said to be very
much interested indeed. Be that as il
| Nav Mr. Dave aud Mr.. Foulk perfected
their plans for the summers tramp They
will meet at Newark, Delaware, on June
18th and attend the commencement exer.
cises at Delaware College. On the TWEEN
tieth they will go by rail to Baltimore and
thence on to Gettysburg afoot. From
Gettysburg they tramp 10 HarUer's Ferry 1
aud thence to Washington. From Wash |
ington they go to many points of histori |
cal interest in MARYLAND aud Virginia and |
their seasons trampiug for health, for
pleasure, aud for the gaining of knowl
edge and practical experience will be at
an end Mr.. Dave spends each summer
in this way, but Mr. Foulk goes this sea
sou for the first time. The CHRONICLE
will probably have a series Of letters from
the pen of Mr. Dave during the long
tramp.
THE will Of the late Mrs. Mary E. Tor j
bert was probated on Monday last. She l
leaves property valued at about fifty {
dollars. To Mrs. DR.. Cahall, a
cousin. of Bridgeville, was lett the family j
mansion in this town together with all c
he furniture, stlverware, etc excepting d
hat marked at" To Simeon Penue c
will the farm one mile west Of Milford. Il
TO James Penuewill, what is known as the il
Easter farm and another farm each to ST
David Pennewill and Thomas Curry. To d
Ilrs E w Thaw the Pennsylvania rail v
cad stock. valued at about two Thousand is
ollars and all her wearing apparel. The in
iamonds ami other jewelry aud all sil -
erware, bed clothing etc. marked with in
IT" goes to a niece and nephew in Vir- as
inia, and the Smyrna bank stock now III
alued at about $3.50 to Christs P +. su
hurch of this town Five hundred dol. Sc
RS was willed to Johu Curry, faithful Ill
1lored servant, aud a request was made OF
the will that he be given a home for
fe with whoever lived in the family Tel
ansiou aud further request that if the M
ansion was ever sold it be with this SUI
iderstanding aud agreement. Twenty ev
'llars year forever was also left to the be-
venue NJ. + Church, to be expended in tn,
eping in order the NJ L. Cemetery, raj
lere deceased was laid to rest. Regis. Dire
r of Wills Cooper came to Milford on pre-
onday and probated the will, James hei
nuewill, Esq was made executor, BILE
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
Kansas Pacific COnsOls.

To the Holders of Our Receipts:
New York. October 10Th. 1898.
Since last notice ISSUED. the great majority Oh
bonds united under the auspices OF another
Committee This Committee therefore, has In the inter
Of its constituents dissolve Its organi-
zatiNn
The holders OF receipts notified that TINS CON-
has effected arrangement with the Happen Cof
mittee whereby such holders without expense OF
payment this Committee exchange our receipts for the
transferable OF the Tappen Committee on
presenting or receipts Mercantile Trust Company
holders said receipts and the bondholders VINO
have signed without having deposited ther
should themselves OF this arrangement eefore
November LIST, 1895. order avoid expense
By order Of the Committee.
JOHN ROONEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY October 2i-p m.
business in stocks reached higher proportions
to-day and there moderate liquidation IN
the majority Of shares resulting in net declines
in almost the entire list The strength In the
foreign exchange market was again the cbie1 IN
fiuence in the market and operators who have
been working for lower prices freely distributed
gold export rumors and mlny light holders OF
s,oc,s were anxious to get rid Of their holdings.
There was no order in the market to-day Ior
GOLD but the condition Of the exchange market
is far from rcassuring and If rates advance I'u-'
further the p,ecious metal VII again begin to
leave this country. The foreign exchange mar
ket has been an uncertain factor ir current spec
ula,ion. 1t has afforded several surprises when
have not always been governed by the law Of
supply and demand, and the high hsures at
which exchange vas disposed Of to-day may be
to,,owed Tomorrow by a reaction. which. like
that Of last week. would only be OF the moment
for tho tendency Of the market is strong. Toward
the close of business to-day there was Ireer
offering Of bills-principaly bankers bills-and
the feeling In the market was decidedly easier
ot,houeh there was no addition in the way OF
cotton bills.
Persistent hammering by the bears and gold ex-
mort talk were not enough to BRING ABOUT heaVy
declines in the standard shares. ana the course %
trading again reflected the inherent strength OF
the market The Gould stocks. which seem TO
have few friends just at present. were attacked
and Missouri Pacific Western Union and Man
battan Ali closed lower while the efforts OF the
anoroant no ~ the Manhattan Company 10 con-
inc the public. or more particularly the bears
49,, tho Stock Exchange that the earnings OF the
oaod or. Increasing had absolutely no effect.
Statements have been put out in the last ten days
showing an increase in the COMPANY ear niiiss,
h,,t despte this the stock has lost nearly points
since Monday The largest oeaIinsS W. WI ~ out1i
pe6ninp heavy sales Icing maze Tor lafse op-
erafors but there was 40 news IN regard to the
s,,aar tradc and for the majority or shaies there
SO na ont side developments OF enough impor-
rance TO account for the declineH. tennessee Coal
and Iron was down over per cent anu thls stocK
"a Manhattan were the only ones OF the active
shares to show losses OF over pei - H,u, w
ceient showing made by the chicago, Miwaukee
and St. Paul Company for the ihrd we weeE c IN Oe
tober nrevented any serious losses IN lne Granger
49, 80 - "a n,b.r sound railway investment prop
critics were steaded by St Paurs report rns elm IN
crease was sls2. .ss1 over the corresponding * week
,t 80 - Nth the exception OF the Worlds
Fair the earnings Of the 81 D
The weakness in Louisville and Nashville ana the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

pany publishes 'The Commercial ~ rn.no'a' a.
Chronicle" and the supplements rs. s ~ .,. 10 u.
the suit are State AMI city supplement- .ns $50.
railway supplement. the investors e"p''
and the auoation supplement. -. 80. .
Woershoffer & Co. In their marke' $500, ~
dav have this TO say on Manhattan. Notwi,h-
standing the Manhattan Company rvo'u al n,n. ~
crease OF passengers carried yesterday
the same day last year. and states tna. the Sui
rent dividends are being earned. tne s.och mas
been very weak for some time, ana mas gwen no
sign OF rally. 1t would cause no surprise % see
II selling at par not because II is not ihtIIisl.
caI!v worth more but because It's nahascineh,
Is subject to the severest crticsm cecause oI It's
niggardly policy IN view OF the actVe coinpe,i-
tion of the cable roads. The officials appaiehtS
care nothing for the popular support Oh .he Coil-
munity The stockholders would Welcoihe
change of ownership. II the cars were as cie.''
ard as well lighted az the surface cars the iisn-
er speed would surely induce return OF d shdle
OF the lost travel. but things are allowed 10 run
loose" =. IN,
Messrs Vermilye & Co. offer TO investors at & lVo
and accrued interest 81. 100000 Northern ONO
Railway Company first mortgage htty-year pei
cent gold bonds. principal ana interest eua,s,l'
teed by the Lake Erie and Western Railroad Co'n
pany The subscription books VIII De oPensu ,os a,
10 a. m on Tuesday. October -, ana VIII De Gus
at 3 D. m on the same day. or carrier Al lhe
price asked the bonds will net 4% per cent on the
investment
October % is the last day FOR depositing Erie ana
Chicago and Erie bonds with J. p Morgan o. Co
under the plan II reorganization. Practically all
the bonds are deposited and II Is stated that there
will positively be extension OF time.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
LIGHT DECLINES IN STOCK
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HIGHER.
PROSPECTS FOR GOLD sHIPMENTs-BONDs
AND MONEY

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER -.
pEAIINGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
Cost ano fonno.
Timely Publications
The TRIBUNE.

ENFORCEMENT OF LAVA political 1eaAet
Of size suitable for carrying I'm the pocket,
containing The Tribune editorials ON "BPid-
yet Murphy" "RObert aud Maggie Fair" And
..The Real sunday Question" and some
tracts from Warner Miller's speech at Cooper
Union. 7S cents per 100 copies. single copies.
1 cent
great toint debate with William VI. stewart.
the "free-silver" senator from Nevada.
whereDA MIR. Stewart was routed with great
carnage. Large pamphlet Of 30 pages. -
cents.
WILSON TARIFF LAw.-As Congress ap-
pronches and IL become" clear that the tarta
IL yet . Grent Issue. this pamphlet will be In
demand. Rates OF the Wilson law compared
with those OF the Mckinley bill. 10 cents.
AFTER-DlNNER ORATORY.-The hest public
speeches of winters social campaign in
New-YOrk City. mine of suggestions foP
good talks the coming winter. 2S cents.
TRUsTs.-s. c. T. DOdd. of the standard OIL
Company, In their defencet IT, v. f0woerly
against them. cents.
VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming
articles by u. G. NOsthrOp. showing why one
Village ca tches the summer bOnrder and sub
rrban resident. and the other one does not.
o cents
PRIZE WAR sTORIEs.-Writtsn for Tribune
prizes. Thrilling. pure pathetic and eater.
taining. 25 cents.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1s96.-Electton statfs-
tics for reference In this falrs campaigns.
toxether with n mass of other valuable data.
2S
TRUE WAR sTORIEs.-Another collection %
stortes by Union soldiers. Put these beeks
I'm the hands Of the young rather than the
fs.t novels Of the day. 70 cent?.
Any Of the above sent by mail. postage
paAd. for the price.
TUE TDIRIINR
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
INVESTMENT NOTES.

Colorado springs mining quotations. reported
by Thomas L. Manson. jr.. e. Co. are as follows
Argcntum-J Juniata. .594; lille Gibson. AZ; port
lard 199: Isabella .25l4 Jold and Globe. .l7li.
The annual meeting Of the Chicago Junction
Pailways and Union Stock Yards Company VIII
be held at the office Of the company IN jersey
CITY on Thursday November IA.
The Ncwburg Electric Railroad reports from
Nav I. 1895. 10 October 22 1895. inclusive: Gross
earnings, S6l,072; operating expenses $-''-I"' net
The New-England Telephone and Telegraph
Cc71pspv has declared dividend of Ia per cen,
payable November Is TO stockholders OF record OF
October 81.
The following new securities have been listed on
the stock Exchange; Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company and Mobile and Montgomery
Railway Company. 100000 50-year Az per cent
gold first mortgage joint bonds. There were
s. $50 900 II the bonds disposed OF 70 redeem the
prior per cent bonds Of the Mobile ana Mont
gomery Railway Company Western New YORK
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, S322'oV hrst
mortgage , per cent gold bonds OF 1887. making
total amount listed $s,jis,000. Lehigh ana Ne"
York Railroad Company g. 900 first mortgage
per cent guaranteed gold bonds. maturing sep
tember l. lsi5 guaranteed by the lenlsh Ndiey
Railroad Company Ohio Southern Railroad Com
pany 1926 900 additional first mortgage per cent
gold bonds making total amount listed S3s24 OoO
Staten Island Railway Company So0OvoO hrst
mortgage 4i2 per cent gold bonds Oh l'tS sua,
anteed by the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail
road Company.
An important case involving the COZ yright la
as affecting financial publications mas JUST been
heard in the United States Circuit Court OF
Massachusetts,. In which an injunction was
granted restraining The United states lnver-
tor from publishing its investment supplements
and then Issue In book form. THE Commercial
and Financial Chronicle" Of this city. brought
suit against The United States Investor, charg-
ing that all the matter in the investment supple
merits of "The United states Investor had been
taken from THE Chronicles" supplements, and
that IL was an infringement OF The Chronl-
cle's" copyright Last Friday the case came up
for final hearing and the prayer for the inJunc-
ton was granted The William y. Dana Com
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
Proposals for Per Cent.
Sewer Notes and Bonds
city of PIaInheId. n. j.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

pu-suan, 20 resolution adopted by the Common Coun-
ci ~ tho CITY " Painhed. NewJersey. at a meeting
thereof held i4th 1885 notice Is hereby given
,hat The Common Council will meet on Monday october
9Sh instant at eight o'clock m. at the Counc Cnhn.
h.r No 100 Park avenue. in the city of Plainneld AZ
yhcb time and place said Common Council Will receive
snI omen sealed proposals for furnishing 10 the city
that be needed not exceeding SlUtUp Tor
OF the Sewerage system now being IN
,roiuced In the said city under ana by virtue OF the
ordinance OF said city. entitled An Ordinance TO
provide for the contraction OF system OF Sewerage
snnroved Juy 25th 1894 other ordinances resou-
fnns contracts proceedings relative to the ntroduc
said sewerage system incluolhg
moneys 20 take up heretofore made by said CITY
IN the premises said to he loaned on the notes
OF the city bearing four cent interest having one
wear 10 run subject renewal 10 be issued from time
soon as bonds issued contemplated ny the Act OF
,he Legislature under which said Sewerage system Is
said notes 20 be eNchanseaoe LOT sa
bonds 10 whatever said bonds may ne rsuet
interest at the rate OF -FOUR per
'ent per annum principal and interest TO be payable
oneys required bidders referred the records In
IN. ofrce OF the cry Clerk Of the city OK fiainneId
r-non OF bids proposals the Souncii
unseal the same ana pupiicS
the presence or the parties oiu-
d,ny mr. thai, agents provided said parties or agents
nrosr record OF prices and terms upon the minutes
of the Council . -, 4, ....,. =.
Tho right 10 reject any all bids 10 expressly re-
ss,ve1 nv the Council
Al rrcposals must endorsed Proposals for fufnish-
ing moneys city Of Planneld for the construction
of Sewerage system a.. .,,v n, plain
field. . ,so-
ps'e' 'N' JAMES r McMURRAY. city Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
Winter Resorts
VORG0Rl0A MOIT SPR0NGs

>oooooo>~~oo~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~>~~~~~~~~o~~~~~r~N~
WORG0Nl0A MOI7 SPR0MGS
DELIGHTFUL RESORT FOR
LATE FALL MONTHS
900 Feet Elevation in the Great Virginia Mountains
SPECIAL PULLMAN FOR THE g8lMGS
VIA WASHINGTON.
Leaves Pennsylvania X. X. station. York. oW
. AZ "Wednesday and Saturday: Washington lilo p NJ.
daily except Sunday. attached 70 the f. F. Limited
and arrives Springs 9:l5 next morning Dining Car
Located on Chesapeake Ohio Railway. about midway
between Washington and Cincinnati Most wonderful
waters In for the OF rheumatism gout and
nervous troubles Climate nowhere eGuaed Hotel ope1
ali the year. Address FRED. sTEkRY. Manager. HOT
Bath Co. Va.
/ s23 broadway. and offices PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
A DyERTIsEMENrs AND subscriptions FOR
1TrvED AT THE UPrOv'N OFFICE. No. /. .242 Broad
way "a door north Of Thirty -hrstst and ADVER-
fSENFNTS AZ the following Branch Ofces 2o4 Eighth.
ave g. q corner Twenty -third-st lo2 sluh-ave' iSI
Four.haye cor. Fourteenth-st. C50 Third-ave. 100
six,yrstst l. L7Os Firstave. i06 West Forty second-s
iaS Columbus ave: Avenue 4; 1923 Tkird-ave 257
West Fory-second-st 1879 second-ave 554 Third-ave
33s Thiri-ave 1851 Third-ave.. between One-hundred-
a nd twelfth and one hundred nd thirteenth SITS
A. tho HARLEM OFFICES 40 East One hundred and
81 and 800 West hundred up to
D m. a regular ollce rates a.
in Brooklyn at 397 Futon-st.. 63 Courtst ~ broo9-
way E. n. 1873 broadway: 1890 Bedtord-ave. near tu:
ION st: 334 Bedfordave.. near South 2d-st' up u
o. m. regular office rates.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

French rentes were quoted at 100 francs %
centines. Paris exchange on London. - francs
24lb ceutires. Berlin exchange on Lcrdon, %
marks "A pfennings
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF Eng
land shows no change in the minimum rate oI
discount. which remains at per cent The bull
ion IN the Bank Of England increased i36i,935 IN
the week The proportion Of the Bank OF Eng
lands reserve to liability. which last week was
So 90 per cent is now 5S07 per cent. against an
advance from 81 73 to 630S per cent in the corre-
spending week last year. The weekly statement
90 the Bank Of France shows an increase OF 2oos'-
900 francs Id and a decrease Of sol,ON francs
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

other Southern and Southwestern shares was
again considered due to the condition OF the cot
ton market Arbitrage houses did little In tne
market Last prices were generally fracuonany
above the lowest OF the day. Total sales amounted
this number Sugar Refining. st. Paul. Distiiiing
and Cattle Feeding. Louisville and Nashville Mis-
souri, Pacific. Tennessee Coal and Iron. Wheeing
and Lake Erie Manhattan and Reading furnished
nearly one-half Of the dealings
Closing prices OF the principal active STOCKS
compared with those OF yesterday, were as foi-
lou
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
financial.
A LARGE MAJORITY
Kansas Pacific Consolidated

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
h.v. h..n s.poated with the undersigned Committee
Notice Ia sven 10 the holders OF the bonds not yet
depos,ed thai they must be placed with the Mercantile
Trus, Co.. sut,,ct to order Of the Committee on or
before November 1st. 1898. After that date
bonds will only he received mt the Will OF
the Committee and with a penalty OF twenty
dollars n bond. Holders Of receipts Of the con-
TINENTAL TRUST Co who desire to deposit their
bonds with III Committee may do so WITHOUT
EXPENSE before NOVEMBER 1sT on presenting
their receipts 1T the MERCANTILE TRUST CO.
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
THOMAS DENNY.
OLIVER AMES I'd, Boston. Mass,
GEORGE r.. LEIGHTON, St. Louis, Mo-.
W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.
Committee.
W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT. Secretary 80 Wall st.
STRONG & CADWALADER, Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
ENGLISH CAPITAL.

Til. secret OF securing English capital for In
estnens is knowing the successful financial agents
and company promoters list OF same has been COM
piled by Messrs Armstrong, Walker company OF Lon
don En- Gland giving the Of All who have raised
1900 oco 600 for new companies. Their representative
who Is now in America has limited number OF lists with
him AMI will b> pleased with Americans requiring
same price $50 by post addressed to Messrs
Armstrong Walker & Company Of Waldorf Hotel.
t-,f,h Anue and 33d Street York accompanied by
chsoe or money order will be sent In rotation as re-
cevsd or be by express payment on delivery
dr. A % = Will leave America
,,r home At he end OF present month
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
Cipi0en0 Notices.


TIIF UNITED STATES LEATHER cOMPANf
rIyIE COUPONS of the Debenture BONDS or
| mi. company due November / 1895 will be paid on
- ,,,sr that date al the National Park Bank. New York
"'" " ~ JAMES X. PLUM. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

PACIFIC BANK. 470 BROADWAY
NEW YORK Oct. IL. 1895.
yI,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared quarterly dividend Of Two per cent pay
ahi. ON ana after November The transfer DOCKS
viii be closed to November l. iseo .,,,,>, c......
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
FORT WORTH g. DENVER CITY RAIL WAY.
First Mortgage BOndholders.

Notice is hereby given that majority of the first
s,g. bonds OF the Fort Worth & Denver city Railway
company are now control ot the Committee and that
IN. receipts 0. the MERCANTILE TRUST COM
PANY OF NEW YORK. ISSUED THEREFOR.
HAVE BEEN LISTED On THE NEW YORK
STOCK ENCHANGE.
Bondho,ders who rot deposited their bonds with
Tn. Mercantile Trust Company are requested make
early deposit same the Committee Will
proceed ask necessary authority from the Courts TO
reorgsnize the company without foreclosure and Il IS
desirable that unanimous consent Of the bOndholders
shou,d bs had No plan of reorganization can he
rnted bOndho,ders ur the Courts have granted
certain concessions and approval. L.. VI. DODGE,
Chairman Reorganization COMMITTEES.
J. T. GRANGER. Secretary. No Broadway.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-10

"The Home Saloon and Cafe, >
inaugurated Il few months ago in
Chicago by Bishop Tallows, and
under the auspices of the Reformed
Episcopal church. has passed
through the experimental period
and has now demonstrated its
practicability. 1t is carried on in
precisely the same way as the regu.
lar saloon, the only difference be-
ing that no alcohol is used or sold
The Home Saloon affords the toilet
privileges, welcomes al classes and
conditions, whether customers OF
not, and furnishes plenty of COM
fort, warmth. music, sociability, re-
freshment and general freedom. It
is steadily patronized by those who
weye formerly patrons OF the grog-
shops. and is thus doing good re-
formstory work. 1t shows also,
that what tina poor outcasts want is
not 60 much an ALCOHOLIC drink as
the luxuries that accompany the
saloon. Already the Home Sa-
loon is being started in other places,
and if il II made as attractive %
the rum shops it is believed a,erest
moral victory will b won,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Quill had regular
monkey and parrot time over the
question whether or not their
daughter should wear boomers.
Never in the history of woman's
dress from the time that Mother
Eve wore the decollete costume oil
a simple fg-leaf apron up to the
present time, has there been, it is
safe to say, such serious family
row over the discussion of female
attire. The old lady was right all
the way through, and we glory in
her spunk when she made raid on
the old mans whiskers. The only
improperly that Mrs. Quill was
guilty of was to go crazy after the
battle was over. She should have
kept her senses and seen to it that
the girl did not put on the breaches.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-10
Application for q Patent.
United states Land Office.

HALEY, Idaho, January 81, 1904.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Triumph
Mining Company. corporation duly or
ganixed and existing under and by virtue
Of the laws of the Territory of Utah. with
its principal Office in the city and count!
county Of AltuI A.. State of Idaho. BY lis
attorney intact, w. II. Watt whose post
Office address il HALEY. Alturas county;
Idaho. has made application for United
States patent Tor the
MINERVA"
lode mining cisim, situate in Section No.
., TAN. r. l8 f., Warm Springs Cree.
mining district, Alturas county. State
Idaho, consisting of 1600linear feet 81 tne
lode and surface ground 600 feet wide. p
ing Lot No. 90, and described in tho ns q.
notes and plat of the official survey. On D't
IN this Office, with magnetic variation :.
Is degrees and so minutes east, as follows;
Beginning ct the discovery point OF s .nn.
claim, and running north 20 w. along cs nd
ter line Of claim $50 feet center \; t snt
70 corner No. i: thence N. 62o E. 642.6 fe0
70 corner No. 2; thence 8. 70 e. l500 ieess ~. -
corner No. ;: thence 8. GEO w: 642:6S - -:
to corner No. 4; thence N. 20 w. jaw 49,
To corneT No. and place of beginning :s
vey Of exterior boundaries OF this cin .".
Including IN area Of 20.66 acres apPieo .o''
Any and Ill persons claiming adyerssy
my portion of the ssid Minerva ~
mining claim or surface ground are
qu3red 70 die their adverse claims nT..1
9Th the RICHTER Of the United states es; 1.-The The
Once. It Haley; esats Of Idaho. within IN IN
ef3iy dsys' publication thereof. or they NJ -.
~ barred - Virtue of the provisions G; =.
nfofSAn n S1ach G6aen made and prOvius~