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pluned hat. the blue ribbon and Star
Of India across his breast, rides upon a
huge state elephant, bearing a howdah
Of solid silver under a golden umbrella,
with trappings of precious tissue sleep
ing to the ground. Beside him, Lady
Curzon, in white and he,iotrope, looks
a charnlingly fresh and beautiful fig
ure. The Duke and Duchess of Con-
naught, the former in field maEshals
uniform, are upon another flashing
laytathan.
Then the whole of the great retinue
of moving monsters swings OIL, bearing
more than sixty Of the EmpeTor's rul-
ing yassals. What wards can even
family reflect the marvel OF the scene?
TIL mighty creatures, advancing by
couples, are enve,oped in caparisons of
the richest stuGS encrusted with gems,
heavy and embroidered lus,er. flowing
down to their feet, their trunks painted
with strange devices in peacock hues.
Upon their great foreheads they carry
huge silver headplates of the most or
nate designs. Long chains OF precious
metal or boarded gems swing down
from their ears: peaIs OF bells ring
nusicalIy about them as they walk.
Their tusks are ringed and tipped with
silver, or furnished with quaint orna-
nnelts, figures of goldlings, miniature
candtlabra.
But beyond all the other marvels of
these living platforms were the
tableaux borne upon their backs. The
hoWdahs Of massy gold and silver blaz-
cd like thrones in he air Within them
sat the jeWeled figures of princes, and
above the heads Of maharajas and
rains rose silken canopies or dunes of
beaten silver and gold. Around the oc-
cupants of these flashing inches re-
tanners waved yak-tail plumes and pea
cock fans, while gay llles If footmen in
flowing robes walked upon each side.
After the ruling chiefs came in car
riages, forming an immense cavalcade,
thc Grand Duke of HeSse with the
governors of the presidencies and
IN 0Vinces. each surrounded by brill
liant escort of native cavalry. Niscount
Kitchener, q commanding f.;ure in
crimson, rode alone uron Il chestnut
charger
And now came the wild chiVulry Of
BaluchistaA, headed by the Khan Of
kalat, squadrons Of fierce sirdars with
flying locks riding: behind him. In the
rear of these followed grim Pathan
chiefs from the mountains ON the
northern frontier with Assamese feu-
datories from the opposite extreme of
the Empire. The cortege was closely
by another vast train of elephants car
1'ying the retinues Of the ruling princes,
a troop of camels with bright riders, a.
regiment Of Bengal lancers, with final
vista of pennoned steel The pageant
was displayed in it's full length as 1t
curled round the Jumma Musjid and
passed away toward the Cbandni
ChoWk.
AT the Mort Gate, outside the walls,
Lord Curzon dismissed the princes to
their quarters, and. entering his car
riage drove with the Duke of Con-
naught and his bodyguard to the Vice
roy's house in the camp, and the most
majestic and brilliant pageant that
Asia or the world ever saw dissolved a
fit prelude to the coronation of the
first Emperor of all India
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PoWELL-PIRANI CONCERT.

New Haven people are lovers of fine
music and an enthusiastic interest has
been aroused in the concert to be rem
dered in Harmonic hall tomorrow eve
ming by Mrs. Alma Webster-Powell and
Signor Eugenia de Pirani. In speaking
of the work OF these celebrated artists
the New York Associated Press says:
Mrs. PoWell's voice Is remarkable
It extends over three octaves from a
rich contralto quality to high silvery
sporano, always under complete con-
troll. Signor Pirani played number of
his own compositions, one series Of
Venetian scenes for piano and orchestra
in a most finished style.
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0"servnri Hai"rt.y teeducra

London, Jan. 20.-The result of the
bye election to fill the seat in the house
of commons for the West Derby 7ivis-
ion Of Liverpool, rendered vacant by
the death Of w. s. Higgnbottom (con-
servatire), was as follows: W. Watson
Rutherford (conselvativo), 5.475: Rich
ard d, Holt GibaraD, 325t; coaserva-
tive majority, 2,204, This is reduction
In the conservative majority of 1895 of
1870 votes
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POLES WERE ONCE WARM
AND LIFE THEN BEGAN AT THESE
TWO POINTS.

According to the Logical Theories adj
vanced Last Evening by Professor
Scientists.
Professor ]. F. Woortman. of Yale,
addressed the members Of the Antlsro-
biological club in the Peabody Museum
last evening. Professor Woortman
elaborated in detail his theory that ali
life began in the primates which origi-
mated in the vicinity of the North Pole,
which at that time was the tropical re-
glon, with sort of tropical circle eX-
tending down into this country. In
this manner he accounted for the skel-
etons of apes and also the finding Of
fossilized tropical plants in Wyoming
where Professor WORKMAN has made
extensive researches.
The presence of skeletons of apes in
Madagascar. Europe and Wyoming in
dictates, according to Professor WORT
mans theory, that primeval life exist
ed In tropical circle about the North
Pole, which circle extended into these
regions ages ago. Professor Woortman
gave 1t as a logical belief that when the
earth was passing out of its nebular
state into it's present condition the cool
ing process began at the two poles, and
that as the regions in and about the
poles became cool the middle of the
outside of the earth was still too hot
for life. Life then first took form near
the poles. Such condition of affairs
accounts for the finding of skeletons of
animals in the cold regions of to-day,
and of the finding of living species of
similar animals in the region of the
equator at the present time.
Professor Woortman has carried on
an extensive research along anthropO-
logical lines, and his remarks last eve
ming were received with appreciatiVe
enthusiasm. Many of Yale's leading
scientists We're present, and Professor
Woortman was warmly congratulated
at the close of his lecture.
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MRS. SOMERS OF WEST HAVEN
VERY Ill.

Mrs. Eliza A. Somers of 225 Elm street,
Wards corner, West Haven, had an
apoplectic stroke seizure at s o'clock
yesterday morning. Dr. William w.
Hawkes. of this city was called and at
tended the case during the day and also
visited the patient last evening
Mrs. S0mers is well known in this
city, being the widow of Enoch H. Som
ers and mother Of Mrs. Harry Sutton
of West Haven. Mrs. Frank H. Wilson
of Bridgeport and D. Somers Of West
Haven, and William V. Somers, the
actor.
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New York. Jan. 20.-David w. Buck
lin. the manager Of Canfields alleged
gambling house, was arrested at the
Pennsylvania ferryhouse a Jersey City
to-day. The arrest was made by Chief
Murphy Of Jersey city. he being asked
to do so as District Attorney jerome
wanted to see Buckltn. The New York
they said the man was not wantedF
police We're advised o. the arrest, and
as they said the man was not wanted
he was released.
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sTARlM's II:
New Haven TRANSFORMATION e.
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY, -.
Steamer JOHN Il. sIAfiN. Captain Me-
Aliister, leaves New Haven trof4i SLarin.s
Pier, foot OF Brown Street, at lU.15 IS. ia.
sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays steamer
ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thompson,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, MIA
SrAKlN leaves New York from Pier IL
North River, at 8 D. N. Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; the ERASTuS CORNING
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fare
Is cents; Excursion Tickets $1.25. State.
rooms, $1.00. T'
Tickets and staterooms for sale at j.. b.
Judson's, S56 Chapel Street; Peck & Bisht
the depot on arrival of Hartford train and
from corner of Chapel and Church Street,
every half hour, commencing at $50 b. m.
Through freight rates given and bills Oh
lading to all points West, South, and South.
west. G.. Fl. FISHER, Agent.
Order your freight via Starin Line.
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cropsey Case In jury. Hands

Charlotte, N. c., Jan. 20--The case
against James F. Wilcox for the al
legged murder Of his sweetheart, Ella
Maud Cropsey, at Elizabeth City. was
given to the jury at Hartford, n c.,
at 4:S0 p. H., after a trial which begun
week ago and at II o'clock to- might
the jury was still out. The entire evil
dence was read to the jury, after which
the judge delivered his charge, which
consumed an hour and half.
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TITS COMPROMISE,

Mr.. Potter was giving his son q few
words Of fatherly counsel as to his
treatment of his young wife. Now.
when you have any little differences
of opinion" said Mr. Potter in his most
judicial manner, ''if you can't per-
suade Margaret that you are in the
right, you must compromise, my boy
compromise with q good grace"
TIL try to-" said the son respect
fully.
II well remember a little experience
/ had with your mother the summer
after we were married" continued
Mr., Potter. II wanted to spend six
weeks at Saratoga. and your mother
preferred to spend the time in taking
a trip through Canada. It's thirty odd
years ago, but I we'll remember the
arguments we had before I compro-
missed"
How did you do it?" asked the son.
I'VE spent five weeks and half in
Canada" said Mr.. Potter land from
Friday night till Monday morning in
Saratoga"
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Sentenced to Tv

Sentenced to Two Years Imprisonment
for st. Louis Franchise Bribery
ST. Louis, Jan. 2o-Charles F. Kelly,
member and eX-speaker of the house Of
delegates, was convicted of perjury to-
day in connection with the Suburband
street railway franchise deal, and SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentiary
He still has to stand trial on two
charges of bribery in connection with
the same deal,
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CLUB MINSTRELSY
ENTERTAINMENT

The members of the Qu'nniniac club
minstrel company which Is composed
wholly of members Of the club. are
busily engaged evening in, rehearsing
for the entertainment they are to give
before the club next Saturday evening.
An excellent entertainment is assured
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RED STAR LINE.
NEW YoRK-ANTMERr-rA

NEW YoRK-ANTMERrr PARIS
vaderand, Jan "a, loan ICELAND Feb.7 loan
Kro inland, JAM 81 .luam Finland. Feb.14 1Oam
Piers Ia and 10 North alveg. once
Is Broadway, cor. hector ST.. n. \: leek u
253 Suite ST., Newton & Parish. ST Orange
St, H. Il. Sweezey, TO- Church ST. New
Haven. 10 ecu
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is this commission house," asked
the tall man.
Yes, sir said the commission mer-
chant. What can we do for you?"
We'll. If you soil commissions I'd
like to buy one, if they're not too dear,
for my soI. l want lieuteAaNt's COM
mission in the army, cor my son wants
to be a soldier, and hes too lazy to go
to West Point. "--Baltimore Herald.
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\ BRAIN TMIsTEp FnR RoRERr

A discouraged editor asked the fol-
lowing question: IF Bob Ingersoll in
sists that there is no hell. will he state
What becomes of the man who takes
the paper three or four years without
paying For it and then tells the post
master that he does not want it??''
HaWkinsville (Ga.) Dispatch.
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New Haven Steamboat Line

For New York the South and West.
Steamer Chester w Chaplin
IN COMMISSION -. .
Leaves New Haven 2.15 a. IN, daily excenf
mondays; due New York 100 a.. M. -.
passengers are privileged to board steamef
az New Haven at any time after 10. 90 81 IN,
Erom New York steamer leaves 43O d, N,
daily except Sundays: due New Haven 9.W
p. IN. - = =.
Steamer arrives at and departs from Belt
Doek, New Haven, and Pier rs %. r., foot
Of Peck Slip. New York. - =
For tickets and staterooms apply Mt the
office ON Belle. Dock, also at Bishop & Co.'S.
;03-705 Chapel! Street. or at Purser's office
on steamer.
W. n. MORGAN. Agent. Relic Dock
80 ~'@"-~ New Haven.
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AMERICAN LINE

NEW YORK; SOUTHAMPTON t:.N''',N
Friesland, JAMS, 1oam!Zeeland, Feb. loan
Kirkland, Jan.31, l0ami Fri'land, Feb. II. 10atn
st. Paul, Feb. 4, 10 am Phia., Feb. IL, 10 am
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According to the Logical Theories ADJ
Vanced Last Evening by Professor
Woorsn,am, One of Yates Greatest
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17

Whereas, under Sec. 1850 of the
Compile Laws of this State it is un-
lawful for any person whether under
the influence of liquor or otherwise
tt discharge any pistol, gun or any
and OF instrument capable of Hfiiict-
ing bodily injury upon any person
or upon any specics of property,
within any town limit in this State.
whether on the public street or in
any inclosure.
Any person guilty of violating this
law ia subject to fine of not less
than 500, aud not more than $1,000
or in the County Jsil for a term not
less than two or six months.
Wherefore: Notice is hereby given
that any person guilty of violating
this law as above set forth, will he
delt with in accordance with the law
in such cases.
And you are further notified that
glucommonly clllel %, is un
instrument, considered by law, cap
ableof doing bodily injury.
Respectfully Submitted,
JAKE JOHNSON, Sheriff.
BiJJll & wing, Dlp lty
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
SUMMONS.
In the Fourth Judicial
District Court, County
of Lincoln, State of
Nevada.
The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting

The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting
to
harl,s VI. $. Morris.
Yuas b r by rtq iired TO appear in an acton
G iutn nc ~ Rgti1St Il eudant by hale
Cobb ~ plain fl, ia the Four a I'd ei hi tr CT
Cluri # he st &. II Wv IN. Lino, IL q upty NJ
he town OF poehe, ana answer tie complain
iher in. viii h Is die vi the le'k said
Ur wi htI teU days after the service N YOU ui
this -umubns xcusi Of { G DAY If seryicgl II
= rv-,l ga ~ Ounty, twenty ds,s II -.rv d ont
4 id u1'y, bat vi mia tis d's ret, an IN 81
theg seS for y GAYS, o" in iein' Mt by defaaA
Will ie tnE Iganst you, ACCORDING q tie prayer
OF sa conpl-i4t
esaii actitui brouqh, 10 recover in lautnl
r. W 4, tue sail fri dant d I = d cree #
Is Cnu for III for cl sure ofa certain lnI ttagt
des r be tfee mol mt a. execuud by The
.aid efeudant on the 7th day NJ J nuarg. ..
1896 { tecure fpe piyhl NJ # ttrrist1 prpints.
not made hy In to palnif on Ms same
day f. Fl,OO0, l.@tni money. All ut rest &c tie
rats OF Uue per 1T pr III nth IN IL pI a, that
none ul IA note has nreb paid, u zty a. tng IN
{ re- IN o't save and eAc1Dt tue n Of s2i 05,t
ful y lie or in ssii IN lfin TIA. tne pre-
m -,,- c Lvey il hy SAT- mp ~ ~ ma b. Il aud
tne pro e,d4lhere apJi,d to the psym N o said
no e., and u ters,l Aud trruey's o. &c
rd ng 10 he'on, dt ion oi raid note tut + gag,
an the s Of tins SUIT For further p rticulars
reference to the 60 uplidt on G Is hereby ma 10
an ia sue procTeds ure not u hclcnt u pay h-
san g. then t obtain tn extc0iiU again tue ett
Il fepdnn-. Ohas. b. Morri. for the bgllpce re
uiaiuiug due, aid also th,t tle sal dsieldant and
al persJ cl 1iming by through under hun m "
e br Cd an / iOtclostd OF al right uile, c aim
Ii n equity OF demption aud interest in and to
~ m rtg8gsd premises, aud for other and further
relief
A rtihed copy of this complaint attached to a
COPY OF this sulm ~ Whicn is IN file tue Clerk
ofice NJ Piocue Lincoln UOuniy, Nevada is hereby
serve on you
ANA yon are Lereb, notified that II you fai 20
a M "a h. gatd nj q an isf
nqGlre ths said iniiff wili tak d, f,Uit gsAiuat
yod and pply 10 IN Court for he relief der1noe
IN the cJnIpiaipt.
10 Testimony whereof, /. B,, j. S,nuers
have trrruato my ia Ja ,iiitisIls thia
lB, day o. May, A y. 1903
BEAJ, SANDERS
Atty for Pin.
Dated, Jnne i2 1905.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
Application for Patent

Ma
uNirtD STATES LAND ~ !, y, X, to
vadi, sept i7'h, 1902
Natiee is hereby given taai ~ ,p,yn ~ -
West Mini company, b, ssa,t a.
torney In fact Whore pos ihft 'i--. p!
~ eam county, nevada. AZ = q l.y nic u
pllca'i9n f,r patent for q t'ar N,ds
mtninR clam coueletinR 42a esr ..t
'hevmu o. lode toget or .s., ,raa-
feet 40 sidth cnutsinine
situated in thr Ey NJ ii ~
Lincoln. State Of N,va ga
the held notes aud "a laAi e a.
survey. No 2Ol4, std 8 tsey bel desat.hs
Follows TO wit;
"Mother Lado" Lp4
This claim is ioc0tod il fhe v o, $50 90 s
lNtR67E
The location Of this Min. s reeor,c, ~ he ~
Of the Record'r Of Llncols ouidN Aeva = (, 3.
en- Of Mining Notices Vt at, i4s
This claim is bounded = ,tios. g, 4 s.tA
hy LiuevAda u9 d. { aniS s, to, +
by Mothtr icde No2 U : 4AtA andoD IN, f /,
oy PanaeEer claim SLIT No ~ snd IL, a.tlWr
Lod4 No cium tunsuIyey
Any and all pc sons cisiu.tng adversely any
uon of said Mother LODE .n,hg elaiLl pf su.t
ground are required 10 4 q sheir RiVerse cal !
with the Register Of the United States Land o.,
At Car, on CITY In the Ounny OF Ormsby STATE
OF Nevada, during the sixty lays period publica.i,
hereo' or they will be barre, b, virtue of he
provisions Of the statute
= H. GALLO
Reglssg
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing moth ~
Apphestion Tor Patent be published for the p riod
ten ln cotsecutlve weeks in the Linonlnt
record, newspaper published NJ F'a,at.
Comfy OF Lincoln state Of NevAaa
q GALLUP
Reg4st
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
Department OF
the interior.
Dated Jnne 10. 100,

United States Land Office, Carson
City, Nevada, Dune p, 1903.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. Notice
is hereby given tbat on the 9Th. iay
Of August, 1902, the following town
ship plats will be fled:
Township No. N, Range No.
G6E.
Township No. 2 N, Range No.
68 E.
Township No 3 N, Rlnge No.
G8 L.
Township No. 2 N, Range No.
GO E.
Township No. 3 N, Range No.
69E.
IT, snship No. 8 s., Range No.
Gs E.
Township No. y, Range No.
69E.
Township No. 2 Elnge No.
60 e. VI. D. W.
Parties interestt 4 must Fl q their
claims within three moatls from
said date August 6, 1913 to secure
their preferred rights.
Application FOR ent'v OF land in
said townships viii be received
August 5, 1903.
o. II. Gallup.
Register.
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Engineer NJ. M. Mu saugh Takes We'll
Driving Plant on to Desert.

Engineer NJ. M. Mu taugh Takes Well
Driving Plant on to Desert.
One of the most formidable pro,
positions in the construction and
subst quent operation of the Salt
Lake Route below Caientes is that
of the water supply. Itis stated by
cue of the engineers connected witt
"the marine department" that the
matter of ofsecuring an ado quate water
supply will cost the company, first
aud last, in the neighborhood OF
100000. The matter has been
placed in the hands OF Engineer NJ
NJ. Murtaugh, who did considerable
in this direction for the Oregon
Short Line on the bennington cut
off prior 10 the transfer to the Clark
road. Mr.. Murtaugh has placed
orders for well driving out1ts that
cost in the neighborhood OF 6,oOo
and has already started prospecting
for aqua pura along the route OF the
main line. 1t is stated that there
will not be any great difficulty in
stirling water even on the Nevada
desert, while at Lts Vegas there II
a splendid supply right in sight
Deseret News.
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Application for Patent.


Nou e No 9i6
nited States Land once Carson 81, Neva3.
Uct, sth 1904
No ice is hereby gwen that Janlrs Farrell .nd v
Rice o. Salt Lake City. County Of salt Lakes,
OF ut'h have made application lori United States
Paeht for the TRUE RACKET. ALLIANCE No Z
ALLIANCE No 4 and SUMMIT lodes con.olidatee
mi ing claim sitnate in the Eiy MinitR District
LII coin county, Nevada consisting OF 1899 linen,
feet each + the True Racket Alliance No And
Alliance No and la99 linear fett OF the SUNNI
with surface ground as follows; fru4 nacket, Al
'iant' No 2And summit eAen los locatcd, SO feet
W'de aud the Alliance Mod 2DO feet wide. being
nj eral survey No. 20S6 and described In the feld
notes ana plat OF the ohioia survey Ale IN this
Office ~ follows;
EACH Of faid lodes enbrAo. H. said coDsolids tad
mining claim being described with magnetic var
lion at IL deg IS min east, az follows towit.
The True Racket 10 baing described as foli ~,
commencinga' post MOI co,ner u the e,sim
frpm which 'ht r,Stb ea,t corner Il neetio, i
township ran, nAnW "a tst Mount DiAbd
Meri Ian ota' Nrrh "a .g 10 Min "a feet
distant, fhenoe nhiug fr IA said corner MOL
deg afn Z, 6S ? 'e't sofaer No thence N 81
deg f6 lin ". 1909 to coe 40 thepce n o deg
"a mit W5si6 Il 90 corner No 4 thence 4 u ds,
~ Min 8, 1889 feet g. ior NoI bling the place ,,t
BE- inning 5sid lode conteiAiaga total aud mel
aren % 20 80 acres
mineral yey No 20S7 ard described In the ne d
notes ano plat Of the oicial survey on die in the
office th agnr ic variation at 10 deg, as min b.
10 d. g rs min at a. folio ssi to.wit.
Each OF taid de embraced In said consolidated
claim oH'pg described at 10 de A. min 10 IL deg
East Rs folllgs:
oii Lelhocrat lode being described ~ follows.
IA ...t.N4af f.at.. - a
from WI ith the norih east corner OF section IA
town hip tsputh range 81 east unit Diab!o o ,ieri
dian bears II dtg p nin 1865 feet oisanl
thence ruhni 4 from said corner No \ 90 deg 81
Min 6'S feet to corner No thence 70 d,g %
min west 7i9 ioet t. cor No thence s 81 ie. 1.
mil TOO 2 % corner No thence 4 6gdc, 81
MN 6s8 het to cor No 6. thenae N ~ d,A 76a.9
feet to eorne No o, th nee 20 deg ~ min r. 7ap
i'"f g orn No brin1 cha place Of beginn Vi,
sal 4 de claim containing total aud net d
2J Acres
fn5 Aaner lode bang described Il atioBI
M. mtp-itsa post No cnrnef IN ,isIm
: on nhich the north east corner 1i sestin is
dNnsur tange 81 Mount Dia H. Msrai q 4
eiat ~ i'g 40 min 1893 9 feet dirteu .aoace
hLR "a ssid corner NJ u Gea " am "
68l i'et 70 e'Huer No thence : 80 De- u min
76' feet . cor No 8, theuce II deg 90 ali. " To-
t'tt 70 r'rbrr g. hence S 70 deg " min 900
te' n corner Ne thence N II deg Oi min 100
H e tef Y therre y 20 der az min Il 1916
y eoer b. thel sea, nh
4i aini totaj lau s,es
-'"'Ilia tt,.-s, "a lrdm u "a, s. uhe
VIA "a "a Danoar.t lode of ap sa VS. Of 1.78
acres. Net area clain.od and sp1aea 81 b ~
Advance lode being 10 25 acres
thr Gold Stake lode being y, scribsl as folI1Ns
mneheng at post No oceef OF the Glaia
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rka 4erald.

Fhf SAT- lake Dnilv Heral i, the
inns' teadlbIe prpor ia tie inter
noni ian country Every lay il
wee" n cents per mouth Tn Sun
day Hrrald eitl lis magazine $, ctioa
shoa'd be re0d by avery one, $500
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