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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25

Captain Slocumb is wen known and
has a large number of friends. He is
thoroughly familiar with the duties of
the office, and has served satisfactorily
to those who have business with his
office.
Justice of Peace.
]. d. Trammell of Muscogee. an
nounoes as a candidate for justice OF
the peace for district No. 8, which
comprises precincts Nos. 5, and 21.
Mr.. Trammell is well known in his
district, and his friends have promised
him their support in his candidacy for
the Office. While Muscogee is his
home town, he is as well known In
other places of district No. 8 as he is
at home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25
TERsELY TOLD.
S5m REWARD


me Journal viii pay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient 70 convict any boy or
person found stealing Buoscrlbers papers
after delivery Of same BY carrier
I Marcus Of Jacksonville, we'll
known business man from that city,
Is spending Sunday IN Pensacola.
J. NJ. Kfntx OF De F'uniak Springs
was among the many West Flcr1dians
IN Pensacola yesterday. He was here
on business.
d. p. Mckenzie Of Melville Il among
the Sunday visitors In Pensacola
Prot. Jos. L Levy, who Is with the
MONTGOMERY Amusement Co. is In the
city on visit. This picture company
Is the largest IN the world.
After being with the Alger- Sullivan
Company at Century, Florida, for the
past ten years as export lumber in
spector, H. d. Campbell has resigned
to take a better position with the
Great Southern Lumber Company al
Boga1usa. La
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25
NO FIGHT OVER THE
ADOPTION OF SCHEDULE.

Little Rock, Ark. Feb. 24.-Contrary
70 expectations, the bitter hght over
the proposed schedule OF the Southern
League failed to materialize when the
heads Of the several clubs Of that or
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25

changes in delegates were made be-
tween Atlanta and Montgomery. and
also between Chattanooga and Mo-
bile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25
RE TnJE 70 YouRsELF

Get the best for your money. Ask
your grocer for Blue Ribbon Vanilla
and Lemon Extracts. Only one tea
spoonful to the quart is required.
BEST and takes less"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25

man. MIR. Hoffman lives at Kupfrian's
Park, just outside of the city limits,
but his business Office is in Pensacola
He regards himself therefore as par
ticularly qualified to represent both
the city part and the county part of
the district. Mr.. Hoffman is the sixth
candidate to announce from this dis
trict.
Geo. j. SIoounab.
Another candidate to announce for
reelection is Capt Geo, J. Slocumb
custodian of lost timber and lumber
for this port, a position to which he
was elected two years ago. At one
time this Office was a lucrative one,
but in recent years the ernolum ents
have not been very largely owing to
change In laws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25
YOU CAN SALUTE
YOUR FRIENDS

without shame II you are clad In gar
ments tailored by US. There win be
a smartness and At about your apparel
that win command only admiration
not criticism Come in and be meas
ured for q suit or top coat Our new
and exclusive fabrics are handles.
Suits, s1GoO up
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
SPRECKLES ALSO FOR WILSON.

Spreckes, whose salaried agent, Lowry, has
been working so hard with Spreckles' money to adj
vocate the Democratic bill for free sugar. to
destroy the beet sugar industry, has also come out
for the Democratic candidate. And here is a sig
niicant fact. The Democratic House instructed the
lIardwick committee to investigate the Sugar Trust
a large sum OF money was expended in that work
and the screws were fastened the Trust with
the result that nothing done except to help the
Trust by passing Free Sugar bill in the House.
Lowry has been close to Hardwick and wrote
speech the sugar question. which Mr.. Hardwick
had printed in the Congressional Record at govern
ment expense. This allows Lowry to circulate it
Tree through the mails and the entire purpose OF the
speech is to break down the beet sugar industry
which last year paid nearly S4OOOOOOO to the farm
ers, a sum that would be doubled in few years il a
Protective Tariff were assured. and sugar would be
cheaper a result, just it goes down now in
price when the beet product comes on the market.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
MAY HAVE ANOTHER ROAD.

The east side of the big Yerington district is
coming to the front so rapidly since the smeiter
at Thompson has been in operation and taking
the ores from the various properties that nave
! begun producing that the necessity OF better
transportation facilities are greatly felt Those
who are now shipping from the east side and
those who expect to soon begin shipping are al
ready looking into the matter OF getting line OF
road on this side of the valley. 1t is said that the
Southern Pacific CO. has already been approached
on this matter and expressed willingness to
build in if they can be shown that the line would
be paying one, that it could be made so in
reasonable length OF time. Should this company
undertake this it is more than likely thar
Yerngton would be considerably benefited by the
move as well as the whole valley. The new line
would come through this city without a doubt
and would also give the agricultural section OF
the district better service by being in closer dis
tance to the farms and the larger bodies OF agrcul-
tural land which will some day be cut up and di-
vided into small tracts for the small farmer and
settler. Just how far along any arrangements
have gone for the enterprise cannot say,
but that day road will build up the
center OF the valley it and take in the
principal business points and the mines on the
east side is an assured fact. The time has gone
by when long hauls to railroad by wagon are
going to be continued especially in such a min
ing district as this has to be-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
HAVE A COUNTY FAIR.

Some OF farmers and citizens of the city
have suggested that Lyon county ought to have
a county fair this year. There is question but
what s,tch Institution would be splendid
advertising medium for Mason Valley and the
entire Yerington district; and it would not cost a
great deal, either. Mason Valley can make a
splendid agricultural showing this year The hay
and grain crops will be good, and many fine spec-
mems of these crops could be obtained The po-
tato crop will be good, and Lyon county is the
banner co<Ity for spul Is. Besides these there
banner county for spuds. Besides these there
fine showing and the garden truck will rank with
any in this State. or any other State. There will
be something OF apple and pear crop this year
also and our fruits are the most delicious in the
world. The ladies, doubt, would take interest
in having nice display of homemade preserves,
jams, jellies, relishes etc, example of their
handiwork Further there is fine livestock
in the county; horses, cattle. sheep, hogs, etc.
that would make nice exhibit. Then there is
the mining industry. Our copper mines can make
display of mineral that will surprise the best
copper experts in the world for richness well
quantity. All these things at fair would make
a very creditable showing, and if the event
properly advertised crowd OF people would visit
us and our resources would become better known.
1t would, no doubt. be the means of inducing not
a few people to settle in midst and engage in
farming or some other occupation. This is mat
ter that business should take in hand and
push to the front at once. Ierington would be
the natural place to hold the fair and it might be
that a number of carnival attractions could be
cured to add to the program. 1t is sure that
racing program could be made that would be at
tractive and interesting.
Lyon county used to have some nice little
fairs years ago and there is reason why
she could not have the this year and every
to come.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
ROOSEVELT AND THE TARIFF.

1t would seem that Theodore Roosevelt's eyes
sto fought and decided on the single issue OF Pro-
lection VS.. Free Trade. No of Mr. Roosevelt
experience and intelligence could reach any other
conclusion after reading the platform adopted at
Chicago and the platform adopted at Baltimore
In the newspaper reports of the conference at Oyster
Bay July ), between Roosevelt and some OF his in
fuential followers read:
Turning to the Tariff Col Roosevelt declared
that the Democratic party had gone on record in
favor OF free entry of the necessities OF life.
OF course, said he, the first person that such a
policy would harm would be the farmers The Dem
ocratc party could do only one of two things. 1t
might wink the Tariff plank and admit that it
written for campaign purposes only, or it might at
tempt to enforce it. which would mean ruin to the
country
Should Free Trade be adopted it would be only
a temporary thing, as its effects would be disas-
trous that the country would soon come back to the
principle of Projection. 1t would be possible for the
China and Japan. to take advantage of the cheap
lobor there and import the products into this
try to undersell domestic goods.
| am not so sure that the Tariff is the chief fac
tor in the high cost OF living. So far | can see,
the articles which have gone up in price meat
eggs. milk and butter. Butter and eggs of course
are not affected by the Tariff In regard to meat
think it is less the Tariff than the trusts which has
caused high prices.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
Application No. 2Jss.
Notice OF Apple cation for Permission b
Appropriate the Public Waters Of the
State OF Nevada.


Notice y hereby given that on the 2ilA
da' uf March, 1912. ~ accordance with seg,
ton Is. Chapter NNNl, Of the Statutes d
1909. one u. r. Edwards. OF Berkeley, County
OF Alameda. and State OF California, MADE
application To the State Engineer Of Nesaia
for permission 10 appropriate the pahas
waters 81 the State Of Nevada. Such aplfo'
priation is 10 be made from West Wasq
River. Tor food and surplus waters. At peai'
). IS 81 r.. $50 f., from corner sec ~
1915. T. 10. y. X. y T., NJ ID, u y,
by means OF dam and reservoirs, and Ivy
cubic feet per second Is 20 be conveyed Z
points in Fps. 20 and u, n 4 q F. =, ~ !, =
II. il and is r.. K. q E.. TIPS II. z, =
~. IS y. r. Is T., TIPS l5 -. Is n, x
% f.. TIPS. II aud - ", X. % f.. les =
and IL y. X. 2s H.. and T. IS ~ e
NJ. ID. o. \ NJ. by means OF ditch. eanar'
pipe and fumes. and there used ior ur'si
ton purposes.
Water not to lie returned 20 stream.
Signed: w. NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer
Date Of first pub. June 3. 1912,
Date IL last pub, July o. lPlSs
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
LABOR DAY.

Labor Day is fast approaching. Are you go
ing to have a celebration in Yerngton this year:
That is the question that is being asked by many
OF the people OF this district. 1t is some trouble
and expense to get up celebration OF any kind,
but it always pays; and there is the pleasure OF
the occasion lerington would be a nice place
to have Labor Day celebration for the district
this year 1t would be somewhat of a treat to the
miners who toll on the hills and in the desert sec
tons to visit little city, witness an attractive
programme and keep cool in the shade of our
beautiful trees. 1t is too early to begin
planning for the event ii it is decided to celebrate
as the date is the first Monday in September, and
it will take good month to arrange for the occa-
sion. All these things bring visitors to city
and give them a chance to what kind of a
place Yerngton and the surrounding country is
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
BUCKSKIN LODE.

Feet Beginning at Cor. No. l.
A fir post feet long inches square
set feet in the ground with mound
OF earth and stone, scrlbed b. l-5Sio
10, and IS. T. 10 n, r. % and =
E.. Mount Diablo Base and Nerd
ian bears ~ 20 Sc W. 1873 feet.
Cor. No. 3, Survey No. 5000 Iron
Age Lode bears N. go So w. 1858
feet. no other bearing objects avail
Thence N. 81 So w. Variation i7'
22s.l4 intersect line ga Survey No 5000
Iron Age Lode, at n: IL OF l..
1928 feet from Cor. No. 4.
s2I.so Intersect +. boundary of Sec. - at
n. 42541l feet from the S; F., Cor
and s. 1090.35 feet from the y. l..
Cor OF the said section. -
Iron Age Lode at n; ~ SO f.
1902 feet from Cor. No. ).
74S4 The north side center post OF TINS
l4273 Cor. No. 2. identical with Cor. No.
Red Top No. } lode OF this survey,
a fir post feet long inches square;
set feet in the ground with mound
III earth and stone, scribed b. 2.3Sl0
and K. r. No. 3, 1880, whence the
discovery monument OF the Bucksk'n
lode mound of stones feet high
win ! feet base bears s. 35' 10 T..
Al2.44 feet, no other bearing OBJECTS
available.
as T..
10000 The west center end post, also the
east center end post of the Buckskin
and Red Top No. iodes, respect
lively
$1,000 TO Cor. No. ;, identical with Cor.
No 4 Red Top No }, Cor. No. 2,
Red Top No ! and Cor. No. !,
Red Top lodes all OF this survey a
fir post 4 feet long inches square,
set ? feet in the ground with mound
OF earth and stone. scribed u. : K.
T. ), K. T. No. and X. I. l.
ment OF the Red Top No, / lode
mound OF stones feet high with
? feet base bears 5. "a 90
IS" F. 3s4.04 feet
The discovery shaft OF the Red Top
lode OF this survey bears s. 7s' 81
w. 799Os feet, no other bearing OBJ
jects available.
z1O2 The south side center. also the \.
side center post OF the Buckskin and
Red Top No. lodes both OF this
survey. =.
977.0s Intersect f. line. of Sec; = at n
37l7 feet from the s. F.. Cor and
S. 1907 10 feet from the n. L. Cor.
os4s' Ta,srs;e, line - Survey Nc g. 5000
404Ss feet from Cor. No 5.
ll7I87 Intersect line "a Survey No. 5000.
Iron Age Lode at y. IL o. r..
70.s2 feet from corner No. 4 and at
s IL or W. 5ss.6s feet from Cor
No. :.
1928 TO Cor No. identical with Cor.
No /, Red Top No lode OF this
survey; fir post = feet long !
inches, square. set ? feet in the
Stone. scribed r. 4-3si0 and r. 7.
No /. 1880 whence Cor No 4
Survey No 5000 Iron Age Lode
bears s So So w 26s.ss feet, no
other bearing objects available.
Thence n. 50 o. T.. Variation IL
40 f..
PIP. The East end center Of this lode,
sl2 To Cor. No. /, the place OF begin
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
LOCATION

10 and ", u Sec is, T i"s =; z q See
Ranges % and "a f., Mount D; al,dS n,
and Meridian, respectively. "'o Ba&
The total area hereby applied for !. -,
acres. iio5H
The original Notice Of Location :,
Buck skin Lode Mining, Claim IS Of q r..t As
county 'ss s state OF OF N NE RseG, !" e q
page PSI OF Record of Locations. ~ u at
NAL Notice OF Location of the Red tux lug org
Lode Mining Claim is of record in X No
Of the County Recorder Of Douglas co or othee
the original Notice OF Location ~ ss'o,GIa''ons;
Top Fraction Lode Mining Claim ;S d .he Red
in the office OF the County Records record
Douglas county, Nevada, in Book II sad
page 248, Record OF Locations; tbe "a! at
Notice Of Location of the Red Ton o''ggm,l
Mining Claim is of record in the OFF, ZOE
County Recorder of said Douglas co,,. o. ihe
vada in Book III at page 247. R eess,,.Ne
Locations the original Notice OF I.ocatloa, q
the Red Top No. ? Lode Mining Clam, !, q
record in the Office OF the County Recoyna.ss o
Douglas county, Nevada, in Iooh ,,,1s o.
page 252 Record of Locations; the or;a;.aa a
Notice OF Location OF the Red Ton vs'nal
Lode MING Claim is OF record in the OFF, no
the County Recorder of Douglas co,,, aVe q
vada in Book H at page 2s3, Rev.,
Locations the original Notice OF I, ans.:
of the Eava Lode Mining Claim is Of Y resa,a
in the office Of the County Recorder Of Do o~sa
PSI. Record of Locations. pdgs
That the presumed vein or lode n, -.
eral deposit OF the said Buckskin Psd = I'm
Red Top No. l. Red Top No :. Rel yep
No. 3. Red Top Fraction, and Favs r.Y
Mining Claims, together with The .,. ..oN
ground claimed, is shown upon the , og.,
plat and posted herewith. '"''@
The said mining claims hereby souob, :.
be patented are bounded as follows 10 ~, ~
On the west by unsurveyed ground an y.
south by Cold Iil Mining Claim. Survsv " "
55S2. and Gold Hill Fraction. Survey NJ
1892. on the East by unsurveyed ground ~
the Buckskin is bounded on the North H. H.
Iron Age. Survey No. 5000 and unsnryevsi
ground and Red Top No. J is bounded !.
the North by unsurveyed ground ="
Any and all persons claiming the mimi.
ground. vein, lode, premises or any uor,;oss
thereof so described. SURVEYED, platted w
applied for. are hereby notified that ur ~
their adverse claims are duly filed accora,a.
to law. with the Register Of the TIn,.s
States Land Office at Carson City, Ney,i,
will be barred by virtue of the provisions 4
said Statute. =
MINING COMPANY
by C. T.. MACK,
Its Attorney in Fact
II is ordered that the foregoing Motto, u
Application for Patent he published IN
period OF sixty-one days (ten eonsec,,,;v.
weeks in the .Ieriugton Times we,u
newspaper printed and published al y,,.
ington. in the County Of Lyon, State a
Nevada.
LOUIS J. COIN.
Register.
Date Of last publication July 20. 1912.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20

Great Britain is opposed to having the new
Panama canal used free by American vessels
when the big ditch is completed. We would like
to know who is building that ditch, anyway
Johnny Bull, the Railroads. or Uncle Sam. Uncle
is putting up the money, at any rate, and il he
is going to give every other country the same
privilege as he has for the use of the canal there
there will not be any great amount OF good de-
rived by American interests.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
RED TOP NO. LODE.

Beginning at Cor. No. identical
with Cor No. Buckskin Lode OF
Sec. Is. T. Is u. r, q East Of
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears ~ Ia 81 W. 172s.s6 feet
Thence N, 81 So W. Variation T'
40' T..
On line "a Buckskin Lode of this
survey.
2sS.4' Ioterseet line =, - Surge, 10 81, 900 50
70.S2 feet from Cor. No. I.
''z iron Age Inc lode at M T. go ;s "
1865 feet from Cor. No. I.
449 81 Intersect T.. line OF Sec. -, at y.
57l7 #. from the s. f.. Cor and
s 1907 40 feet from the n. 4. Cor.
Of the said section;
1870 To Cor. No. 2. identical with Cor
No |, Red Top Cor. No. ; Buckskin
and Cor. No 4, Red Top No lodes,
Thence s. s. o. W. Variation ls'
40' T..
800. The West center end Of this lode
also the East center end post OF the
Red Top lode OF this survey.
600. To Cor: No: ;. identical with Cor
No. Red Top Fraction. Cor. No
2, .Eava and Cor No. A. Red TOP
lodes all of this survey.
FIR post feet long inches
square. set feet in the ground with
mound OF earth and stone. scrlbed
E.-2.3slO and r. r. 43sIO; no
bearing objects available.
Thence s. 81 So Il. Variation l0'
90 T..
6803 The S side center post Of this lode.
also the n. side cente post of the
Eava lode of this survey
lo65O2 Intersect the east boundary Of Sec
Is. at \. 3lil.0l feet from the s
Il. Cor. and s. 22l345 feet from the
\. +. Cor. Of the said section.
1928 To Cor. No. identical with Cor
No. Eava Lode OF this survey.
A fir post four feet long inches
square, set feet in the ground
with mound Of earth and stone
scribed X. T. No | 4-38f0 and u,
1880; no bearing objects available
Thence ~ s. 04' T.. Variation IL
As T..
10000 The Fast center end post Of this
lode.
900. To Cor. No. !, the place OF begin.
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20

There are going to many beautiful lawns,
shade trees and flower gardens in Yerington next
summer. Some starting out nicely this year.
These beautiful home surroundings are attainable
at small cost now owing to the water system Yer
ington has just completed. The city can be made
the most beautiful little place in the State in the
next few years by little work and small expend-
ture by each owner of home.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20

Department Of the Interior,
May y. l9l2
Notice is hereby gwen that Henry ea "a !,
Of Wellington. Nevada, who, on M nalsp 4,
1910. made Homestead Entry No ots,-, - y
Township II \. Range % T.. NJ D. MerdIa.ii
has filed notice of his intention To- mas. ~" ne
communication proof. to establish clam, Y Cl, II
land above described, before the County .a me
81 Lyon county. al Yerington, NeVada' y" -
sd day Of July, 1919.
Claimant names a. Witnesses; -
John Carney, Frank w. Simpson, ie"iw ~
Odds aud Columbus {. Turner all o. w
lington. Nevada. o..,.,e,
LOUIS J. COIN. Register
Date Of first publication June !, W.
Date OF last publication June %, lvlZ.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20

The laws of the first Legislative meeting OF
the new State of New Mexico contain reference
to the mining industry in this respect: Locators
OF mining claims shall file notice OF their location
with the State Land Office and pay 81 therefor
Following the filing of this notice. the Land
Commissioner issues permit good for 90 DAYS
for the prospecting for mineral the claim If
at the end OF that time shaft cut at least ten
feet deep has been made and discovered. a
lease for five years may then be secured upon the
payment of annual rental of S25, plus per
centum of the smelter returns from the mine
Petroleum and gas leases may be secured also
not to exceed section. for S25 a quarter sec
ton annually and royalty OF 5 per centum OF
the products These provisions have reference to
State land. not to federal lands.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
EAVA LODE

Beginning at Cor. No. I, identical
with Cor. No 4 Red Top No. / lode
OF this survey, whence the ~ T. Cor
Of Sec. 10. T. 10 ~, r. % r. OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears n. 90 or 30" w 2292.93 feet,
Thence N. 81 Sc w. Variation i7'
as r..
On line "a Red Top No. lode of
,64.2s Interseet +. boundary of See 49, at
N. 3lii01 f. from the S T.. Cor.
and s. 22l34S #. from the N. Il.
Cor. Of the said section.
7T y. side center post OF this lode. also
the 5. side center of the Red TOP
No. lode of this survey.
1880 To Cor. No. 2. identical with Cor
No Red Top No. ; Red Ton No
No, Red Top Fraction lodes
al Of this survey. ''''s'
Thence $. s. or W. Variation 49,
o.. On line Al Red Top Fraction lode Of
$3.50 Cor, No Red Top Fraction lode
o. this survey and Cor No. i Red
,oo M rop No 2 lode, also Of this survey
'oo'oo IN, ne W. end center post of This
'o''' I Sen'e r, post ,a; Of the Red Top No.
s9b.oo 10 Cor. No. 3. identical with cor N.
>, survey No. 1882 Gold Ull israc,
ton lode; FIR post 4 inches so,,are
showing 2H feet above The aro,,,'j
with mound Of earth and s s,a.,
scr,bed 7. $3.50 and {; II I'o" IS
s,''er' whence the s. r.. Cor Of Sec
R;,,,. \ NJ, r.. % Il. Of Monnt
a,s a nase and Meridian hears
u =. the discovery mona.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20

In the contests of the international Olympic
games in Stockholm Sweden, the Americans lead
by many points, defeating English, German,
French. African. Swedish and all other contest
ants. Pretty god boys, these nephews of Uncle
Sam.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-07-20
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
OzO36
07036
limited States Land Office,

07036
United States Land Office.
Carson City, Nevada, Apr. 10, W.,
IN THE MATTER of the Application Of the ne
KENNEDY CONSOLIDATED COLI
MINING COMPANY for patent for the
Red Top, Red Top No. |, Red Top No; Z;
Red Top No g. Eava, Buckskin, and ked
Top Fraction Lode Mining Claims, Survey
No. 1910, Douglas County, Nevada fine
->"' NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT.
Kennedy Consolidated Gold Mining Company.
whose postoffice address is Loveloek, Ney bdss
postofice address is Reno, Nevada, has made
its application for United States patent for
the Red Top, Red Top No !, Red IoP ~ ro =,
Fraction Lode Claims. situated in Pine Nut
Mining District, County Of Douglas, state ate
Of Nevada, as more fully, described ana de.
lineated on the official plat and field notes
of Survey No. 1910 to be filed in the United
States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada