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. TIE HISTORY OF TAXATION
i a. J. .I....s .......l..g, I -.

Some one who can find and tell the
Truth without twisting 1t for the pul-
pose OF theory or any otner purpose,
ought 10 write a History OF Taxation.
The hook would he the story of the
worst folly and crime III the politics OF
the world since the beginning OF civ
iliZatiou. II would be a sort of lit.
erary aud economic nightmare, bat 1t
is badly needed at Jemerson City at
every Otaer state capital and at Wash
ingtCn
1t would show, among other things,
that we still have forms OF taxation
based on the amiable theory that. d
man ought to pay tax on his head
every year after some one has cap
tured him and consented not To cut 1t
off at once providing it should always
be used for the purpose OF eaInlns
taxes. 1t would show also that we
have principles Of taxing earnings and
property in general, based on the the
oly that huth the Garner and his prop.
erty nave neen at some time In the
mast CAPTURED" and allowed to cOl
tinue to exist only for the purpose II
paying taxes, or in the ancient form
sin in familiar use, tribute to
Caesar" AS for Caesar" when he
captured possible taxpayers who re
81 "a too long on refused to consent
to become perpetual taxpayers, he
himself said ctrat be "animadycrted
ON them. This means he gaze them
his special attention When the his
tory of taxation is written it will show
that this special attention resulted
in selling some as slaves and killing
the rest
With tai5 antique theory of taxation
working out through the Middle Age.
and down into modern times, common
sense aud common Justice have reach
ed one plain principle OF rational tax
alton at last
Ii is that all taxation is a necessary
evil when necessary, and that as lltJlt
as possible OF necessary taxation
should be imposed on activity ON pro
duction. on business, ON trade. on dis
trbuuon on productive earnings. o.
the ability and disposition to do wha
ought 10 be done,-St Louis Post Dis
| patch,
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The Best Paying 0eeupa-
ton Free Sholar-
ships.

Nursing the sick is perhaps the
most attractive field for the ambi-
tious woman who W, uId win sue
cess and make the most of life.
1t is refined occupation. 1t
gives skill to the hand and grace
to the heart, 1t is the best pay
ing occupation now open to women,
and presents an overwhelming
field of opportunity. The call for
nurses is a world wide call 1t is
the one calling which is not over
crowded.
The demand for ekiIIed nurses
increases with the years. Thous-
ands of young women have the
natural graces Of the skilled nurse
but have never had chance to
cultivate them, and so have been
prevented from improving their
own condition and blessing the
race. But new day has dawned.
Large hearted philanthropists
have opened wide the door of OPP
portunity at the Philadelphia
School for Nurses, 22l9 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, A Two
Years Free Course has been es-
tablished at this Institution,
wherein the student is provided
with room, board, laundry, nurse
uniforms, and all the refinements
of good home, with suitable
training, instruction and actual
nursing in the homes of the poor
and among people Of moderate in
come, and at the end of the Course
the Students fare home is paid.
The Term can be shortened to
eighteen months by Course OF
six months reading and study at
home-a course which IL very
valuable in itself, Hundreds OF
young women, scattered all over
the country, are started in the
work, becoming not only self sup
porting, but boon to their re-
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ROBERT
STALTER
Died at His Home on jeff
erson Street Saturday,
June 20.

After a eAriotis sickresa.n nf ahout
seven weeks Robert Stalter. 81
most hipbly resnected citizen died
ST bis home Saturday afternoon
Mr. StaIter had been failing
since last Aupuet sufferipg wifi
RHght,s disease hnt was able to
look after his businees affairs un.
eli ON Nav 1O when he came home
from his office i, Columbus ond
hecame too IN to return. ond since
that time be b,s heen confined to
his he'd mnst nr the time. Altho
he had been so ser,ously sick his
deorh ,vas unevnerted when il
came. for the few days preyious,
those nearest him thot he was con-
siderablv better. when ON Satur-
dny afternoon he suddenly passed
away.
Mr.. Stalter was born in Loean,
Nov. 23. 1916. died in NeIsonyile
lime 90 1907 aued GO wears Z
monthe and G days. He spent his
younper davs in Logan and there
married Cinderella Dean, April Is,
1877. To this union were born
three sons Gus Ben and Jesse. all
of whom are living.
While in Logan he united with
the Methodist church. With his
family he lived in StraitsyilIe
eight wears, and for the past four
teen wears thew have resided in
NelsonyilIe,
Mr.. Stalter was q member of the
CITY Council at the time of the
erection of the city building. He
was a prominent coal operator. his
two older sons being IN partner
shin with him. and he was well
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Died From Injuries.

Robert McFall, aged 10 years,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Fall Of Laurel Run, near Hay den
Vile, was accidentally shot by his
best friend, u young man named
Cook.
The young men We're at the
home of the parents of Cook +,
Wednesday, McFall laying down
upon the porch, A hawk ap
peared and young Cook went into
the house to get the shot gun to
kill the hawk. The bird tiew
away and the boys began playing
with the gun. Cook was prodding
young McFall with the gun, when
it was accidentally discharged,
the whole contents tearing through
the boys leg near the groin and
coming out just above the hip
JOINT, producing a very dangerous
wound which resulted in the death
of young McFall about 8 O'Clock
Saturday morning.
He renamed at. the home OF
Cook after the shooting until Fri.
day noon. DR.. Lytle of Hayden.
vile, and Dr.. Campbell of Logan,
were called and everything posi-
BILE was done for the young man
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War Against Consumption

All nations are endeayoring to
check the ravages of consumption,
the "white plague" that claims
so many victims each yea. Fol,
ey t Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds perfectly and you are
in no danger of consumption, Do
not risk your health by taking
some unknown preparation when
Fo'ey's Honey and Tar is safe and
certain in results, The genuine
is in a yellow package Bort q
Co.
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&. Il BuFhans Testifies
After Four Years.

G.. b, Burhans, of Carlisle Cen
ter, N. Y, writes; "About four
years ago wrote yoH stating that
! had been entirely cured of "a
severe kidney trouble by taking
less than two bottles of Foley s
Kidney Cure. 1t entirely stopped
the brick dust sediment, and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared, | am glad to say
that | have never had a return of
any of those symptoms Curing the
four years that have elapsed and
am evidently cured to stay
cured, and heartily recommend
FoIey's Kidney Cure to any one
suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble" Bort ~ Co.
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Notice TO Bidders.

ON July 20, 1907, the Board Of county CON, q,
misstoners Viii onsr FOR sale, on the lint OF
the proposed Improvement the Grading
and limeing OF section ut tue McGuhnelle
ytlIe Road, eStending from The corporation
line OF Logan, to the point ~ AMI near lile
CLAY banl, OF the Logan clay Product ~
Green Township.
plans ana spec ficHtiou on hle al The tpm
missioner once, Logan ONO.
The Commissioners reserve the rlghl 10 re-
iect any ana all bids received,
By order ot the County Nommlssiontl. .'
Iumea l.. Martin.
Apnroyed County Auditor.
line W Nv. James Bebuut
Comfy surveyor
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Saturday, July q, A. D., 1907

at one O'Clock p. m, OF said day, OFFER tor
sale at puUltc auction, The following lands
ONO. to.nit: Lot NO. - in the Village OF
Laurelyiils, Ohio.
Terms of sale Ode third % cash. one
third "a in one year, one thiri "a IN Two
years. Deferred payments TO be secured 10y
mortgage on the property, NoiCs / near
interest at SIS % per cent.
Given under my huni al Logan, Ohio, this
2lst day OF June \, D, o..
GEO u VILLA s i5DN, ShenH
j. b RiasOn, Atty. tor PIN,
June y, D-W
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legal Notice.

Mott A Crawford, whose place OF resi-
was Lavfayette, Colorado, VIII take notice
that on The 18th day of iune, 400 6FAce
Crawford hled her petition, being case 80
9gt8 ngalnst him, In the Court Of Common
Pleas of Hooking County, ohio, praying lpt
a divorce from him ON the grounds ol more
thnn three years Witul absence, ana lor res
said cause viii be for hearing on ana h!lei
July 10Th, 1857. GRACE CRAWFORD,
by o. W, ii Wright, her attorney
EaIune 0TGw.
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Official Report of the Ohio
Department of Agri-
cultural.

The following rPDOrt Dresen tS
the area of wheat. corn and pota-
toes as compared with that of last
year Prospect is by comparison
with full average. The esti-
mates have been carefully worked
out from the returns received from
regular township crop correspond
ents of the Department
Wheat, estimated area for the
harvest, 1863, Oh acres.
Wheat, prospect compared with
an average, 70 per cent.
Barley, prospect compared with
an average, IS per cent.
Rye, prospect compared with an
average 81 per cent.
Oats, prospect compared with
an average, rs per cent.
Corn, area in 1906, 1892 500
acres.
Corn. total estimated area for
1907, , ,65S, s9l acres.
Corn, prospect compared with
an average, - per cent.
Corn, damage by cut worm, 3 s
per cent.
Corn, damage by white grub,
, l per cent.
Clover, damage by white grub,
; per cent.
Potatoes, area in 1906, lI6, 0l6
acres.
Potatoes, area planted this year
con pared With 1906, % per cent.
Potatoes. estimated area for
1907, ITO, 600 acres.
Potatoes, prospect compared
with an ayefaqe. S5 per cent.
Tobacco. acreape compared with
last veor 81 ner cent,
Tlmnthv nroanect. cempared d
with an average. 70 per cent
Pa, lures, condition compared
with an average Of per cent
Horses condition compared
with an ayeaoe. 81 per cent.
CoIts. number comnared with
an average. 90 per cent.
/ Cattle. condition compared
with an average. o7 per cent.
Calves. number compared with
an average, oI per cent.
wool clip compared with last
vear 9G ner cent.
As Indicated in the report is.
sued hy this Department one
month ago the wheat prospecr
over the state is very IRREGULAR
and while in many counties the
harvest will be almost an ayerag,
one. i'm 8, me sections of the state
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THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER.

Oh, say, can you see by early light,
What proudly hailed at the twilights last cleaning
Whose stripes bright through the perious fight
Ger the ramparts watched gaanty streaming
md rockets glare and bombs bursting IN air,
proof through the night that flag still there
Oh say does the Star Spangled Banner yet wave
O'er the land Of the and the home of the brave?
On the shore dimly seen thro the IN o deep
the naughty host in dread silence reposea,
is IA which the breeze, the towering steep,
AS ftfully blows, half conGeas, half dscosesT
catches the CLEAN of the morning first beam,
II full glory reflected, shines on the stream;
Spanged Banner, o long may it wave
he aud of the free and the home of the brave,
And where is that band which o vauntingy swore,
Mid the havoc of war and the battles confusion,
A home country they leave moref
has wiped their foul footsteps pollution
No refuge could the hirelng and slave
he terro Of flight the gloom of the grave
NJ Spangled Banner in triumph doth wave
Der the land of the free and the home Of the brave
oh thus be it ever when shall stand,
their loved home and the wars desoaton,
vict'ry peace. the heaven rescued land
that hath made and preserved nation,
conquer must, when our cause it is just,
And be 'In God is trust
spangIed Banner in triumph shall wave,
the land of the free and the home of the brave
The particular flag thus aposophsd replace old
flag badly General George Armistead command
@ m FORT flung that banner to the morning
eorgeanna which occurred within the fort
opening of the fire of the British
the icaton government permitted General Armistesd
the
became o W Stuart Appleton, of New York
Mrs Appleton Geogeanna honor of whose nativity this flag
unben struck the Promethan spark from the soul of
Key passed in 1873 The flag after her demise
passed into the Massachusetts Historical society
Another remarkable fact that while there
written by Judge Key it written 81 years
e the of independence and the wekn-
ahong victory triumphant battle hymn of the second
American independence English and European ideas of
human government
Can an eliminate of these lines, much
less eight2
Ferdinand Durany, feowactor of John Howard Payne at Bati
more was mpouned Keys lines music by the soldiers who
peced attack wanted to sing them in
written by Robert Treat Paine r
titled Liberty" which had been during the eyo
luton to an English air. "Anacreon in Heaven, composed by
ue Arnold the Convent Garden Theater
1860.
Ohio has a kngy local the story of the and it's
author The George Hunt Pendeton of Ohos
distinguished and late ambassador to the Ger
man empire was daughter of Francis Scott Key.
strange coincidence simultaneous demise of this
brilliant couple On Nov "a 1889 Mr. Pendleton
while Brussels Belgium, for Rome died suddenly Of apo
pxy hour Mrs Pendeton, who had returned
to America in husband killed in acc
lent Broadway, N. \.
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but blood poisoning followed and
death resulted as stated above.
Funeral services were held at
Haydenville church Sunday at 9
p m, conducted by Rev Orr, and
interment was made at Logan
cemetery. -Nelsonville Buckeye.
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The Texas Wonder

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and
Rheumatic troubles; sold by all
druggists, or two months treat
ment by mail, for 81. Dir. E. w
Hall, 2926 Olive Street, ST. Louis,
Mo. Send for testimonials.
July 10, 90, Tyr.
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Probate Notice.


Notice & heieby given ttnt the following
the Probate Court at Hooking County,
ohio tor First ana final settIement' ~
Chute Administrators OF l.s ate OF walter ~
QutpleY deceased. hud The same VIII come
ON for hearing on he Pom day of Iuiy A. d.
1907 AT 10 ociock a. NJ, OF us soon there
F 4. MARTIN,
lune n, 3-w Probate Judge
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF George SHyey, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed huu
qualified us Admiuiatratris ot the estate
of George SaYeN lac OF liockius county
deceased
Dated this Psi day OF Iuue, y lnil
ELIZABETH SANEhs
June q, Sew AdmlnisttaulE
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xoxsm Or AvvxzuA4soH ron uxr1.
m STATES YAx1Ix.

United States Land once.
NOTICE IS HHeREBii GIVEN. that
WILLIAM HORLICK. by WILLIAM
one. address, sls as'' !. Ga. " f fsssr .A ssi, GHss.
Reno. Nevada. has made application for
patent for the BANsHEE and HIGH
LAND FLING lode mining claims, sur
ship ! south. Range q East Y. D. IL.
County. Nevada. described as follows.
BANsHEE LODE
Beginning at cor. Nc. ]. whence h N.
s ss:1:. = !. e: e. y go s, y s E. 81 d s.;
% S0i Cor q i Nc. : theme. 3. Il. s.. Ell Z. sao, s.
II. to cor. No. q; thence N. as. 81 E.
W $500 IT to cor. No. /. the place Of
HIGHLAND FLING LODE
Beginning at 2 Nc. ] Whence the
n n. v Bears sos- n see so : g. &; : So 4. :. ass +. 3, ft p:
thence 8: 2 z; S5i,a7 e; e cor 2; No.
s NO; q No thence E! sss 3; a. n! 50, " % ToS W. s e; s1
IT. to cor. No. s; thence N. az So e.
1377.se It. to cor. Nc. 1. the place Of be-
Containing $3.50 acres. exclusive OF
conflict between the BANSHEE and
HIGHLAND FLING lodes Of this sur
icy.
Adjoining and conflicting ~(unsur-
veyed) lode claims: the McBrayer No.
I. McBrayer No. 2. n McBrayer No. 4
lodes, claimants unknown.
The certificates of location are record
ed in the ONCE of the County Recorder
Of Esmeralda County. Nevada. as fol-
lows: BANSHEE lode, book NJ. page 453.
and HIGHLAND FLING lode. book NJ.
paee TOO orrys r CONN pev,.tsr
First publication. October 10. 1907.
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NOTICE OF AxrxIcA4zou ron y. =
YAxEHR.


United States Land ONCE
NOTICE SSric1 sly ~ a Nsys October |, 1907.
pursuance OF the Act Of Congress- an.
proved May 10 1872, Z. +. Blake ana <
= Humphreys by Alden H. Brown. Their
at,ornsy-in-Fact. whose post-ofice Is
for a patent for 1900 linear feet m NJ
excelsior No. 6 lode bearing eoid and
silver. the same being N. IS degree. az
2. 1855 It. and s. is degrees <sS w.
tbeSso IT. from the location monument
width. situate in Goldneld Mining Dis
trict. Esmeralda County. State Of Ne
vada and described by the oficiai Mat
ana ana oy the Geld notes on file in the Of
wit: o"s' W
Beginning at Cor. No. 1 whence the 8.
e, Cor; Sec; 81, Township . South. Range
sres :; i; Z: i q ssd IN H. themes Ssass & :; Il II de- &c.
grees 81, w. 500 II. to Cor. No. Q, iden-
teal with Cor. No. 8, Sur. No. 2s20.
Huntch Bell Fraction No. IL lode: thence
=. t - degree: ts E: 1900 Il; to Cor: No.
Cor; No. =; thence s. Is degrees as w.
1900 IT. to Cor. No. l the place OF be-
ginning. containing 2o.s72 acres excIu-
sive OF Sur. No. 1855 Sierra lode and
Sur. No. 2232 and Sur. No. $500 Diamond
zoe loae ana forming a portion Of the
south, Range 4s E. M. D. b. and NJ. and
ship 2 South. Range 43 e. M. d. b. and
M. OF the N. w. quarter Of Sec. 80.
and M. Adjoining and conflicting claims
are said Sierra and Diamond Joe lodes
and Huntch Bell Fraction No. II lode
n OF said lodes unknown.
LOUIS j.. COHN, Register.
1907.
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Department of the Interior,
limited States Land Office

Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, Nov. 20, 1907.
In the matter of the application for
patent of the South Goldfeld Town
Site.
Notice is hereby given that, on May
10, 1907, there was filed in this office an
APPLICATION by Frank p. Langan, District
Ex-Oficio Trustee for the Townsite of
South Goldfeld. Nevada, which applica-
ton has been amended by one filed in
this office on Nov. IA, 1907. in accord
ance with the requirements of the Hon
orable Commissioner of the General
Land Office as set forth in his letter
&c Ct oro October "a l soa. ADDRESS t.
to 1888 United States Revised Statutes.
as and for the townsite of South Gold
field. Nevada. the following described
Ths !. "; y of $. E. 4. and s. y 8.
& NJ, exclusive Of its conflict with Sur.
2299. Anaconda Mill Site, NJ. f. No. 1011,
made January rs. 1907.
Total area of South Gold
field Townsite .-.~.-~--12o.00 Acres
Less area in conflict with a N;
Anaconda Mill Site, .99
acres =. .55
Net area South Goldfeld
Said application as amended being in
proper form. and meeting the require
ments of the Honorable Commissioner
of the General Land Office as set forth
in his letter to this Office dated October
"a, 1907, referred to above. notice is
hereby given that. proof in support
thereof will be made by the said Frank
p. Langan, District Judge of the First
Judicial District and Ex-Oficio Trustee
for the TOWNSHIP of South Goldfield. Ne
vada. before the County Clerk of Es-
meralda County. at Goldheld, Nevada.
on Z. 1908. The proof required
IN be furnished will be:
First. To municipal occupation of
the land;
Second. Number of inhabitants:
Third. Extent and value of town i'm
provements;
Fourth. Date when land was first
used for town-site
Fifth. Official character and author
ity of the officer making entry: and
sixth. If an Incorporated town, proof
of it's incorporation. which should be a
certified copy of the act of incorpora-
LOUIS ]. COIN. Register.
EARL w. FREMONT,
N23-6t. Receiver.
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To Adolph LongaDaugn. -.
expended during the veal 1906 one nun
bred dollars in labor and improvements
upon the Eureka East lode mining claim
in the Montezuma Mining District,
Esmeralda County. Nevada, the location
certificate of which can be found in the
office of the County Recorder at Goio-
field, in order to hold said claim un9er
the provisions of section 1924 of the he,
yised Statutes of the United States. ana
the amendment thereto. approves ,s shnr
unon mining claims. being the amount
required to hold said lode claim Tor me e
period ending December 81. 1905. ana II =
within 90 days after the publication OF
this notice. you fail or refuse to con
tribute your proportion of such expendi-
ture as which amounts 10
thirty-three and one-third dollars, you,
interest in the claim above named VII
become the property of the subscriber
YOUR who has made the re,
auired expenditure, by the terms OF saio
THE MoNTEzUMA EUREKA MINING
COMPANY, QNC.) oze-iSI
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II. A. NO. 1861.
NOTICE or APPLICATION xo1
UNITED STATES PATENT.

United States LAM once.
Carson City, Nevada. Oct; 2S, lyoI.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the KAvANAUGH GoLDFIELD MIN \,
post-ofHce address is Goldfeid, Nevada,
has made application for patent n f1r
1 lode. 1891. linear feet OF the
Kavanagh No. 2 lode. 1900 linear feet OF
the Kavanagh No.. 8 lode and lll001
linear feet of the No, = iooe
other precious metals, U. s. Survey No.
1920. in sections 1894 and ga. Town
ships 2 and 8 S., R.. 43 E.. M. M; In
the Goldfeld. Mining, District. Nye
County. Nevada, n described as fol
'o" KSyAVANAUGH NO. LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. / WHENCE the 3
y. Gears Sor; See 4. g. 8. z d? S. 8; + +. 4 ios s. =. r. Z
thence h. "sai s. 81 So Z. sos It. to Cor. No
3: thence N. So 54' f. 1110.07 #. to
Cor. NO. 8; thence n; s2 2as g. s y; S s1s r. Is
iI1O.O7 #. to Cor. Nc. 1, the place OF
0es AKIaAAvANAGH NO. 2 LODE.
: R Be coI, Sea at 81 co +. ] rs 6. r. ! y E.. N. 'f B
thence Ssas 5. ~ S. E: sos #; to Cor. No, 2;
thence S. So 54 w. 125s.71 IT. to Cor.
80 70; s 81 thence E! thence n; n I. g. g. y y; g. ses 1s S. +
#. to Cor. No. / the place Of beginning
KAvANAGH NO. 8 LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. l whence the =.
w. Cor. Sec. "a. T. 2 s.. r. 43 F.. m. u
NJ. bears N. $50 or 80" E. 10S3.13 It.
thence N. 27o. &c. w. 600 TT. to Cor. NO
3: thence s. 6So 54 W. 1900 TT. to Cor
No. 8: thence s. 27o So f. 500 IT. to Cor
No. 4: thence N. 6So 54' E. 1900 IT. to
Cor. No. /. the place of beginning.
ooH KAVANAGH NO. 4 LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. / whence the s
w Cor. Sec. "a. T. 2 s. r. 43 p NJ. -
M. bears N. $50 Oh 80" E. 10S3.13 r.;
thence N. 27o So w. 500 TT. to Cor. NO
.. thence n. So 54 E. 1110.01 IT. to
Cor. No. 8; thence s. 27o So E. 500 II; &c
Cor. No. 4; thence S. 6So 54 W. lll0.oi
#. to Cor. No. /, he place of beginning
Variation at all corners IL Z. Con-
tanning $3.50 acres. 80
Adioining and conflicting claims are
Chicago No. 2 lode. Winona lode, True
Fissure Lode, all u~nsurveyed. -
The additional and amended locatlon
certificates of the Kavanaugh NO. l.
Kavanagh No. 2. Kavanagh No. = ano
Kavanagh No. 4 lode claims are re-
corded in Book "31" of Mining Loca
lions at pages %. 80. 33 n 30 re-
snectiyely. Records Of Nye County
state of Nevada. in the office or the
County Recorder at Tonopah, Nevada.
" LOUIS j. COHN. Register. !.
Date of first publication. November z
1907.