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The herald., 1897-12-15

CdllSt, salary, 70 per night. Cali or au-
dress LEE GLOWNER, st. Elmo hotel
Is
WANTED-T0 PURCHASE
FIVE CENTS 4 LINE
BARR REALTY COMPANY.
ROOM 230 WILCOX BUILDING,
SECOND AND SPRING STREETS.
WE WANT TO BUY
A CHOICE TRACT OF
TEN TO FIFTEEN ACRES
Located either near wESTLAKE PARK
In the SOUTHWEST oN PART OF THE
If you own such a tract, would say,
WE CAN FURNISH YOU A BUYER,
Who will subdivids same grade streets.
and make all necessary improvements,
anG put the property on the market,
spending liberal sum In advertising
same II you own or know Of such a
tract for sale, would be much pleased to
have you call on us as early as possible.
WANTED TO PURCHASE
Merchandise stock worth $1,000: will ex-
change for same fine 10-acre home at
Orange. Cal, in bearing walnuts and mix
ed fruits: good buildings; water stocked:
no bonds: or will exchange for two resi-
dences in city and assume $1,000.
Good lot near Eleventh and San Pedro
SITS. wish to buy today If possible. Come
in early.
BARR REALTY CO..
Is ROOM $50 WILCOX BUILDING.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
FIVE CENTS A LINE
WANTED-FOR A CUSTOMER, 10000
acres good beet land in San Luis Obispo
county.
THE GOWEN-EBERLE Co,
Is 21S S. Broadway.
WANTED-ORANGE ORCHARD OF
about 10 acres. If you have a bargain
address F.. box A., Herald q
WANTED-H0USES
FIVE CENTS A LINE
WANTED-To PURCHASE A CLOSE
in piece of improved income property,
from $4,000 to $4,000.
THE GOWEN-EBERLE CO.,
Is 21S S. Broadway.
WANTED-AGENTS
FIVE CENTS A LINE
WANTED-INDUsTR AGENTS FOR
this and other cities. Apply or address
room 9. 1o5 e. First ST. II
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
FIVE CENTS A LINE
WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID
for household goods. carpets. etc. NAT
THEWS, 454 8. Main. Phone, green 524.
If
WANTED-TO BUY TEA LEAD. IN
quire at Herald stereotyping room.
PHYSICIANS
FIVE CENTS LINE
-o-------o7-'-'-'-~--~<
DIR. ]. ]. CHOATE, 223 w. SECOND ST.;
Tells, office, main SIS; residence, lack
1641. IL
DIR. WILLIAM CHAPMAN, BYRNF
block, Broadway and Third. Tel. Main IS
1915
MRS. Z. C. PENSE, M. D.: ELECTRICAL
baths; removed to 6S4 S. Brbadway. 1927
MASSAGE
FIVE CENTS A LINE
MRS. HARRIS, 439 S. BROADWAY.
room Al. 4th floor elevator; scientific mas
sage; also, salt glows, hot air. vapor,
medicated or tub baths, with oil or al
cohol rub. Hours, to s; Sundays tn
noon. 1920
MRS. STAHMER, 1871 N. SPRING, ROOMS
103-104. Massage, vapor baths. Tel. green
u. 1870
The herald., 1897-12-15

BARR REALTY COMPANY.
MONEY TO LOAN

$1500-At s per cent, for one. two or three
years, on well located city or choice
country property.
The herald., 1897-12-15

MONEY TO LOAN-LOWEST RATES ON
real estate. notes or security. JOHN
L. PAvKOVICH, go w. First. II
I CAN MAKE YOU LARGE OR SMALL
loans 81 very light expense. HENRY
HART, 1ds z. Second IT. II
The herald., 1897-12-15

FOR SALE-A FINE STOCK RANCH IN
Los Angeles county; over 1000 acres; good
house, barn, ETC.; about 400 acres fenced;
fine healthy location; clear; will take
some city property: easy terms.
w. M. CASTERLINE,
1G 2O6k S. Broadway
The herald., 1897-12-15

FOR EXCHANGE-NICE RESIDENCE.
rooms, gas, stable, ETC.. Flower ST., near
Tenth. and three other good houses and
lots, for vacant lots or land.
r. VERCH, room so, Temple block.
Su-Wed-tf
The herald., 1897-12-15

TO LOAN-Ir YOU WANT MONEY ON
real estate security have I! In any
amount. WN. ,. BOsBYsANLL. 1o1 Q.
Broadway. so II
The herald., 1897-12-15

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS
on diamoEdA watches, jswelry. pianos.
sofas. lodging houses. hotels and private
household furniture; interest reasonable;
partial payments received: money quick;
private office for ladies. g. n. JONES,
rooms 1914. f54 8. Broadway. 3s-sf
The herald., 1897-12-15

WANTED-E0AN'S RESTAURANT. 1876
12s Z. Second ST.. serves the best 10c. meal
In the city; try 1t and BE- convinced. II
The herald., 1897-12-15
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

FIVE CENTS A LINE
PIANO HOUSE-A. G. GARDNER, 118
Winston st., near the PostofIice building.
Briggs Pianos, new and second hand;
also, other makes. II
HENRY SCHULTZ, TEACHER OF VIO-
lin and cornet; band instructor. S06 s.
Grand ave- III
The herald., 1897-12-15

HOTEL AND HOUSEHOLD HELP, MRS
Scott. Miss Mccarthy; employment; tel
SO. 1919 8. Broadway. 1-12
The herald., 1897-12-15

FOR SAI.E-LAND. IN PARCELS TO
suit, at Colegrove, a near suburb of Los
Angeles. on Santa Monica electric road.
COLE & COLE, attorneys. 2S3 n. Main
st.. Los Angeles. II
The herald., 1897-12-15

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches. jewolry. pianos. ssalskins. car.
riages. bicyclss warehouse receipts and
all kinds Of collateral security: storage
free In our warehouse. LEE BROS. 401
8. Spring st Il
The herald., 1897-12-15

FOR eALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT & SMITH, Pomona, Cal. II
The herald., 1897-12-15
BARR REALTY CO.,
Second and Spring SITS.

$50 WILCOX BUILDING.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-05-22

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the 2sth day Of
March. 1897, 30 many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock a. may be necessary will be sold o.
public suction, at the Office Of the company.
San Francisco, California. on MONDAY the
oath day Of May, 1897. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
mspt thereon. together With costs OF sdverhs.
ing and expensfs OF the sale.
THOs. J. READ, secrstAT.
ofhce-e06 Suffer street, Room 9. San Fr.a'
cisco, California. myS-td
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-05-22
WANIEl...AN IDEA s VIM &C: q

som simpls thing 70 pstentf Project youf
JOHN wEbDHRBURN 3 co, Patent .Attor.
nsys, Washington, p. O.. for their yttsoo prise
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-05-22
WANTED...AN IDEA ,s1s. &C: q

some ample thing 20 pstentf Protect your
JON sSosasii VIZ DsS ST11F ys CO., "f s. ! x Msss:
III and ilsi b 90 invSaNonS WAsS(d.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-05-22
Delinquent Sale Notice.

UENABo MILL AND MINING COMPANY.
Il Location Of principal place Of business.
COG suffer street, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Cortez, Eureka and Ian.
der counties. Nevada.
Nohce-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF assess
ment mo. u, levied on the 2sth day OF March,
1897, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. Is fol-
1oUa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

walls and sidewalks. but there Is some-
thing very peculiar abort them, In the
hrst place, they are made ont OF faith yet
they are very solid. In the second place.
they arc going TO be cemenled together
with a lead pencil And last of ALL they
are going into the four walls of a build
ing. and yet each brick will hrlong II elf
ferent individuals is. II YOU Will rGy
them.
Now. IL you are curious TO know what
those bricks are going TO make. | viii tell
you They are gGiug 20 mdNe home for
babies who are cast upon the world with
perhaps no father and whose mother has
no place TO put her baby Willis she goes
out and works for II or for a baby who has
no ore TO care for it nj all.
Now, the De Pelchin Faith Home was
started by woman whose heart WAS big
enough to hold some love for every baby
in all the world She called It a Faith
was just faith that the world was fun Of
good people who would carry On the work
alter she had left It. And so II has hoen
carried on. by some OF the most faithful
women In all Texas.
There are so many little ones iH the
home, ana the building is So small aud 50
hot IN summer and so cod in winter that
a new one has to ne built aud it las been
begun. hut there isn't money enough
There aren't bricks enough
VIII the children OF Texas sond 10 cents
to buy each one brick and that brick to
belong to the Guild who To- gHt 1t for
charity's sake toreTor? Think Ycu will
always own a brick in Faith Home. and
no matter how naughty you may be, yon
can point out that brick and say that you
have done ono good thing, anyway.
II you will send 10 GEMS III lettor ad-
dressed to Mason care OF The Houston
Post" II will so 10 huy a brick for the
Faith Hcmc.
1t won't be very hard for You to earn
10 cents II you can't beg il. AMI | want
some Of you TO 'oll in your letters. how
you got the dina
send your letters as early In the week
MS you possibly can, to Mason.
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THE LITERARY FIELD.

The Choir Invisible" by James Lane
Allen. The Macmillan company New York
and London. Cloth, price $3.50.
James Lsne Allen has endeared himself
TO thousands OF readers in "a Kentucky
Cardinal and Aftermath" THE Choir
Invisible is another strong story from his
pen. every page of which possesses a real
fascination The study OF John Gray is a
remarkable character drawing. aud Will
add to the authors reputation, The mar
rative is animated and poetic in spirit and
the style is that OF one accustomed to mono
but the best and purest forms OF express
sion. 1t is story that is tragic with the
tragedy of humble sacrifice and pain. It
reveals the author as one who has a deep,
strong character. capable OF keen insight.
sympathetic helpfulness fun of a strong
and unusually appreciatiye love OF nature
and spirit Of good Will aud cheer that
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That illus can irser 4N aglrt
within SO charmed a shrine
While the Oh wear earth turns round
Wan all its strife Of amply sound
-Jdmes, RUSSELL Lowell dSn)
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In the Tideway." by Flora Annie Steel.
the Macmillan company, New York Cloth.
price ala
and skilfully constructed. and the author 4;
practiced pen achieves further success in
this. her latest work. The scene of the story
is in the Hebriaes. and the principal char.
acters are crowd of English folks WHO
20 there for health and pleasure. The
strength of the tale lies in the study of
characters. which is fine and highly sym
pathetic in It's interest, The heroine has
married a man whom she does not love.
and soon after her marriage finds that rer
husband is addicted to drink. This adds
TO the unpleasantness OF the situation, and
when her old lover comes upon the scene
there is danger OF further complications
IT is here that the strong character sketch
ing is done. and the conspicuous traits OF.
the authors dramatic power are develop I'd.
The night on Eilesn-a fa-ash tlsland OF
Res) is wildly described, aud the Wild
flight of Lady Maud and her Gea.a in the
quicksands are portrayed In A style hat
has strange, weird fascination. IL is n
high tribute to Mrs. steel's art that the
tragic close seems as purely aeeid,ptal as
n real occurrence.
In James Lane Aliens latest work "Tbs
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BRICKS TO BUY.

An Open letter 10 the children ot
Texas.
There are thousands and thousands OF
bricks to sell. at certain place in lious-
ton, and they cost 10 cents apiece,
They are plain red bricks, Just Ike all
the others which 10 into foundations and
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The Pos, IS pleased TO re>eiye all items
ot a social nature Il addressed TO "socieiy
Raito-." u94siao Post Telephone Al.
Communications must lie written urcn
oas ode q 20 pAseg oaiy. AID signed by
lie E-.;s<.
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II. q y
oo.tire fishing and ulenty Of substantial
-,4r.ssr,,er, combined % make nm he day
Of froi!e.
The party was made IN by
N-> CHARLES Poscav
Mrs. Gertrude Gallagher.
MS H!-a Smlth' Miss IalIey.
Ms-ss ~ mock. MSS Edlih House,
, 80 Meu.ot' llr. AFcnrF,
Mlst ifif'on. MISS Ria NlgSln'
" Il.-.p Carson, Mt r. +. Crawford,
~ ". sm. IN. Mr J Taekaberry,
Nf- L. Watkins Mr.. T. y Fr1n'd1n'
SIR 9eo. Tory Mr.. Fred Torrance,
Mr JOAN carer Mir Louis Bryan
NJ WI Curth, NJ. r. r Latham,
evening VAS given on Friday in Mr.. Ma
SOM studio Mr. Ferdinand Dewey being
th- prime mover The rooms we're fitted
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MISS huSiut M"'iot OF Aus'in ",lNeI !"
fiouS,oh Iast i""su'y 10 WISH "'s' "o-
size hyah'
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lrs Tor horhester, n = where sue WIZ
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tending s.uool m the East Tor me pass WO
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they VIII go to thousand Islands ior
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terest Sh' WIZ not return nei9fe NO
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far as 81 LOUIS
Mrs. IL, ; fIlinw OF aust'n u Nls'ihE
her daughter, Mrs ~. LnpDoaN'
Mis-, w q. van week am Mss Nth'e
Cox went TO Waro 20 attend the Ep"o''h
League meeting last week,
Miss Tally of CoHsicana is Visl''Ae Ger
brother ~ Mrs l'arratts'
Mrs. r. Cherry Eavo an art taIN hsiore
tho Echo clup IN NdlNcstoh on ihursuhy
last. While IN the city shc was me guest
OF Mrs. w H. Beers, who entertained at
luncheon IN her honor on the ioiloWlns
day. reception, nret,ous 10 the taIK'
was hold at tho homo OF Mrs spencer,
Mrs. w, II. Sroesflosa Was me Guest OF
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f. F. Schmidt, Houston s:.sa I'i psI..sds;,.s
agents for Elmer & Ameas S.iua ssssS
lam nS. ESQ One bottle will prove ~
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ri
Tho s,oekdalo Enterprise, c G. % q Il, w.
SON pays the fol,9 ,,h,,,ite: ,,,c
'1 6ss ' sd ana En- IN s &.
first sequaintanee win nm IN Houston -, =,
which time he first se'i ,aw " At that ~.
began the practice .. Inaily ace OIL ~ 4,
:, r sl S e s.' VI 1. e. .s
Confederate sTTe states comm axarsI r.iIus
forwards attorney tSr ,s "a a social esgI,s.
lie was profound ip ainS hospilape psfi
man. warm if', hr one one the Old y, ,s9's "a
sGs Tng Off one fcs ss e n r., 4s
his spirit be waited so to ' tnroospslins and y
weary are at rest ~
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Boothby. y. Appleton & Co.. New !aI
A novel containing a more ingenious "
citing and absorbing romance has NJ "
peared this season The Beautiful Wlla
Devil was by no means devil nu' !,
was beautiful and good and her p''Au'-
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sake of Fighting some wrong. her ~ w..
lures on the coast OF China were '''''
and the author describes them ID ~.
ant brisk fashion. The appearan'e v
Young English doctor in the pis' = n.
perfectly natural and his lo'e ". :
beautiful devil was bound 10 follow ~" ".
ensue many complications, haiF'p'e's y.
escapes and dramatic situations w =
whole the story is OF absorbing 'n'''
and ali o,low with movement and vim
.puth Farmer" by Ames MaISo0,Tasas
rba Cnsseu Publishing conpAa'
YORK From Bother Bros, Houston =
A very good love story, win ~ = =,
vivid reality. Tho authors characs"
drawn from the middle and upper s'.. \,
of English society. The story de''i's a,
common aflairs aud feelings OF eNsn -.
r,ortals and though not especially ho'-
is romantic. agreeable and in'e'es"D'
mrs., Nav number Of Great Pie'u'a
published by the White cry ~ 80. sus.
Of Chicago, is ready and 'oh.A'D .,..,.
pictures created by master minds 81. .,,,,
Or. rleury). a fayOrite subject 10, d
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OF sv, san Luis Rey" w. H. '.,1 az.
one of the Characteristic mission. o. a.
fornla. a marvel OF architect, !, ,.sssss),
Great Machinery Hail. cw' -, sn,la.ap
one of the grea, and wonde''u'
OF the fair. ~.
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SONG.

The stars are with tho voyaEer
Wherever he iuaY sail:
The moon Is cunstau, 10 her time:
The sun viii never fail.
Bus follow. follow round the world
The green "lrth ami the sea:
50 love - With tho lovers heart
Nh"rsvar he may he.
Wherev"r Ne NAV I've. the star,
Mast G.tily lose their light
! nc moon VIII ven hor i'm the shade.
m SUN may SCI. lut constant love
WIN sn No when ties away:
so tndt dhll night Us never night.
Aud day g. brighter dnt
-'rbnrsaa. Tr.se.t
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Mrs. Robert Paine. living on Mckinney
avenue, has issued cards for a musicale on
Tuesday evening, given in honor OF Mrs.
George A. Mcdonnell
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Thomas Hood.
The concert which the Treble club. for
meriy known as The Ladies Singing club
VIII give on THURSDAY Of this week a.
Turner hall, pgomizcs 10 De ore c. the
musical and social events Of rho year. The
stage VIII be flower garden. the front q
the hail arranged after the maruer Of :
drBwins room and the box parties Ni,l 10
decidedly effective. After the coI--ft an
Informal reception VIII be hei3 ia the
hall and all who ran conveniently So 80
are requested 70 come Ia full dress
The tolio~ins Pr0grauine, which j. rarely
good, Will te r,pgcrt3-
Down In the newy DELI. go. Smart
Treble Club,
Walls, -. ,.... .... ..,...Y olEmEun
strirg Orchoa'ra-
ATta--'she Alone Charmeih Ny sal
nss" queen OF sheha) .Gouuat
"lnyiStion,' waltz SONG. CO.. J. F. snltA
Male Qusue'ts.
"Ann Marla" Msrehs,ti
Treble Club
Song-"In Her Garden" ....Dr. Yoven
Miss Katharine Hume.
Sonata fpiano and VIOLIN .....,...... GAde
Mrs. L. II. Parker. Mrs ". S. Mason.
Quartette from Rigoietto) . 81. ...VerG,
Mrs FedSn. Ma. Ailen. Mr. skin-
gle and Mr. Savage.
Are Maria .,.. . .Whi.aey COMBS
Miss Katharine Hume
Violin oblgato. Mr. Mss5n-
"crpss!ng the BAR ,... ..... ae!ilnger
Treble club
Bpan hall was gay last night. where
Professor Mook's dancing class gave the
hrst OF serias OF evenings. to continue
through the remaining 6rTing months. The
little girls were caintily gowned in sum.
mer frocios and the scene was yery urc,
~ one. There were present, of cclrse. a
goodly number OF grown up saneers and
matrons and these latter SEEMED to enjoy
the festivities as much as aid the little
folks, who tripped DO gracefully o,lr the
smooth floor.
Among the young people present wore.
Miss Mamie Bolts. Miss pattonon
Miss NOOK, Miss Jeannetta Porter
Miss Challie Jones, Miss Bessie Lidstone
Miss Dell Hartwell, Miss Eula sprong.
Miss Blake Hartwell, Miss Marie Goldman
Miss Louise Oliver. Miss LOWE Chew
Miss NJ, williamson. Alss Harley OF Hemp
stead.
Mr., Chester BRYAN. BIT chas. Oliver,
Mr.. Tom Bolts. Mr.. Lee Nook,
Mr.. r. Saunders, Mr. Harry Jones,
Mr.. Browne Bolts. Mr.. Willard
Mr. Tom Ke!lerson, Mr.. Hendom Porter,
Mr.. Harry Jones. MIR. Elliott Cage.
MIR. VIII Woods. Mr. Geo Gibbons,
Among the dancing class pupils were:
Annie Beth Chew. Irena Jones.
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Infants Lawn Cans.

See the Caps we VIII sell
for l2Nc. l5c. zoe, SOC
and Aoc. We are closing
out this line at a big sac.
rifiCe. as we are not 90.
ing to handle them In.
the future.
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Vocal Duet. "rxir janet. By Franz Abt
MrN J. w. Payne. Soprano; Mrs. L. A.
Scbcrs. Alto.
Coniralto Solo. My Dream Love"
....... ....,....,,By Harvey MWry
Mira l.. A. Subcrs,
ouartettc, Good Night. by c. A. White
James e. Ra,ehford Lodge Quartette.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

The annual election OF the woman's
Reading club will occur ne1t Wednesday
at the Usual hour and place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

The Won,n's Parsonage and Home Mis-
sion society Of sheirn church will give a
concert for the honaht Of their work. AZ
Shoarn chapel, Tues lay, May 20. Some Of
the leading talent OF the city Will take
part.
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affords encouragement to weary men. The
scene OF the story is lead in Kentucky and
shows a remarkable knowledge Of life in
that State in the early days of the Re-
public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

There was no meeting on last Tuesday OF
Faith Home association on account OF rain
T. is earnestly desired that every member
BE- present on Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-07-28

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
Silver Peak Mines, corporation by
NJ. A. Murphy, its Attorney in-fac whose
post office address is Carson City, Ormsby
County, State of Nevada, has this day filed
It's application for patent for three hun
dred and fifty-two and eight-tenths 1852. 81
linear feet OF the Manser Lode and Mining
claim, or ven, bearing gold silver and other
precious metals, with surface ground six
hundred go } feet In width, situated in the
silver Peak and Red Mountain Mining Dis
trlct, Esmeralda County, State of Nevada.
and designated by the field notes and off.
c al plat, on file in this office, as Mineral
survey No: l741, the exterior boundaries OF
the said Mineral Survey, No. I74I, being as
follows to-wit: ~
Beginning at cor. No. ]. Identical with
n. f. cor. of location. A pine most 4 in
square, Az #. long, set Is inches in ground
Win mound OF earth. Scribed p. | u, S. s.
No. 114l. Whence the N. E. cor. of Sec. %
T.. s., r. 30 E., bears n. 64s sly K. G65.5 f.
mineral Monument No. !, on Vanderbilt
Hlal, bear, 5. sou w. Tunnel bears
Thence N. 63' w. 10000 to N. E. l.. L..
10 pine post ms. square, AZ feet long, set
70 ms. ~ ground with mound of earth.
to cor, No. 2. Identical with N. w. cor. Of
location. A pine post ms. square, AZ feet
long, set Is ms; in ground, with mound of
earth ea scribed p. 2 L. 4. $. No. III.
Whence w, the :. d cor. of Silver Peak Mines
office bears N. 12' 49,, w. Il5.
Ihence ). l5' w. 352 80 to cor. No 2. A
pine post ins. square, 4 II, long set IS ms
IN ground with mound of EARTH and stn ,s
Scr,9ed r. 3 l. S. s. No. III. Whence he
= = w c cor, OF store bears n. 7Oo 49, D. 90
~. ~ me :, n; W. cor. of Assay Office bears S
Thence ). 93' L. s7.7 intersects line Ia of
survey s1b ,g ~ Lot 81 d at ONT which bears s.
so W; 200 II. from cor. No. !. 5000 inter
s feo ilne ~ OF Survey Lot 81 b, 20l.9 #.
most ' ;ns no. !. ool.0to cor. No. 4. pine
rro,,nd viii u ,, ~ II. long, set lS ms. in
U. $. s. l7il. 'o'i'ou T.
rhence NJ i5' L. 352s) TO cor. No. 1, the