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The evening world., 1912-02-20

determined that they should ne" saId
Mr.. NicoII I'm consequence Of Brandts
claims there have gone forth the most
gross representations and Islander con-
corning Mr.. schin's wife. and we are
here to put a stop to these YELLED at
lacks. o did these stories get abroad
until nov every vile mind II vyinv with
every other vile mind In New York N
adding TO tho tale that concerns this
good mother and wire?
The evening world., 1912-02-20
WITNESSES PLEADED
IN VAIN FOR LUNCH
IN WHITMAN'S OFFICE

There was considerable excitement
around the Observation-Disclosures ONCE a,
The evening world., 1912-02-20

-Pll.Eh CURED IN u TO II DAYS,
Tour druGgst will refund money n paio VIntipsnt
fails a. cue an, esse o. ltchinG. Bind, nleNAi,s
= Pp'ruiiuy rnss In = to II dsya W. IS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-01
By Billy Evans.

Dusty" Rhoades, who had a
big year in the American associa
ton last summer, IS one of the
hardest pitchers in the country to
work behind. Any number who
had more stuff than Rhoades dur
ing his time as big, Lacquer, but
few harder to beat. Rhoades un-
derstood pitching, always studied
his batter, and took advantage of
every weakness.
Rhoades had a good curve, fair
speed, a slow ball, one a trif1e
slower and a fine change of pace.
He hated to put the ball over.
When some one asked him why
he replied that he didn't care to
have an infelder killed.
Dusty tried to make the bat
ter hit bad ball. | have seen
him slip up q foater with the
count three and two and the
bases filled and catch the. bat.
ter fiat footed. 4
A few years ago Rhoades was
pitching against Detroit. Cleye-
land had a 2 two-run lead, the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-01

bases were filled, two out
and Sam Crawford up. Rhoades
began resorting to his every trick,
and finally reached three balls
and two strikes, although he pro-
tested two called balls, believing
he had famed Sam. O'Laughlin
couldn't see it that way. Craw-
ford hit the next one for three
bases, putting the Tigers in the
lead. Rhoades was sore and de-
cided to vent his spleeno on Silk"
Walking up to the plate he re-
marked:
You must have a bet on Craw-
ford to lead the league.
'Not yet, but I would get one
down, if he had to. bat against
pitchers like you every day." said
O'Laughlin.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-01
Stale Stuff.

"Only 10 cents for dat hard
luck story, boss?"
well, I've heard it before. You
can't expect to get the fees of
public entertainer" - Courier
Journal.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
TURN WASTE INTO WEALTH.

The floods which have swept down the thou
sand and more miles OF Mississippi Valley this year
have been unusual because of the more than ordi-
nary loss OF life and property Each year, with pa
tent regularity, about many thousand settlers
along the great watercourse leave their homes and
betake themselves and families and livestock to
points OF land above normal high water. When the
food has passed they return to watersoaked homes,
in good condition to contract the various types OF
sickness which always follow in the wake of an
overflow. Even such deuge the long-to-be
remembered of 1912 fails to dslodge any con-
siderable number Man has much of the habit of
the wild animal in this respect shown in hamlets
and towns rebuilt where the avalanche, food erup-
ton, tidal wave and other commissions of nature
have blotted out existence. And in all these in
stances there is little nothing the immediate suf
erer do to prevent recurrence.
OF the disasters mentioned, the flood alone is
capable of prevention, and the remedy lies not
where the food is found, but back at its many
sources. The undertaking in the of the Mis-
sssppi is vast that prevention is not likely to be
attained for many years, though eventually it doubt
less will, through economic condition. If suf-
hcient number of comfortable tributaries should be
damned to hold back one-half onethird OF
the water released each spring. it would not be diff
cult 10 ndHule the NOu1lle moving Via the N1SSS-
sppi with comparative safety, The cost of the
troll would run into vast sums, and therefore can be
accomplished but slowly. IT, however, the entrained
waters released through turbines and thus
made to produce power and the same water used
over and again, sufficiently large revenue
might result to meet, nearly so, the interest on
the cost of such construction. And if this direct
revenue could be supplemented by part of the saw
IN yhatXv 9th he laro he
total should make the undertaking at least self
supporting. Obviously the plan could be effectively
worked through Federal control with the co-opera-
ton OF the several States involved but with the
Panama Canal an example the project is far from
impossible or mpracticable Perhaps the idea also
contains suggestion as to what to do with our con-
viCts. In work OF this nature they could be massed
under conditions which would be alike favorable to
and kept employed for months years in place,
the State and to the prisoners.-H. H. Windsor in
he July Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
THE OLD FIRE HORSE.

old broken winded foundered these are
some OF the why number OF San Fran
ciscos fire department horses be placed on the
auction block says the Reno Gazette, and adds:
1T is amentable that the wealthiest municipal
ity the coast, which votes millions for this, that
and the other thing cannot afford to establish farm
for its poor old fire horses.
The equines who pull the apparatus are the
nobest quadrupeds earth They are selected
with infinite and trained with uniailing patience
until they become almost human in their judgment
and action.
The regulars of the army are no better dsc-
plined nor eager to obey orders to the letter
They know when their call comes in and they spring
20 the poll where the harness may be dropped and
buckled They bend to the collar ready for the mad
dash to the fire and frequently stand unprotected
under a rain of living Goals while the men whom
they obey first turning their attention toward
getting their equipment in action before leading the
horses to place of shelter.
1t is sad that these noble beasts wind-broken
and famed in their noble struggle to protect prop
ertv and save lives, should be sold to vendors OF
garden trucks and drivers OF drays to utilize their
last spark OF energy in mental toll without the care
to which they were accustomed and subject to the
cruel lash and unlind voice.
A fire horse that has made good should be pen
stoned out in the green alfalfa by the running brook,
where he may bask in the sunlight or dream in the
shade-dream OF the old heroic days when the alarm
called from sumber and all save duty was forgot
ten"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
THE LABEL.

The little label just above this caption indi-
Gates that the Times is in the union ranks OF labor.
The writer of the first publishers in the
State to use this label when the Times pub
lished in Dayton. On moving the paper to Yering-
ton we stepped out OF the jurisdiction and not
until recently that the jurisdiction was broadened
so as to include Lyon county. The International
Typographical Union is the strongest, best organ
lied and financed and the most equitable labor or
eanizaon on the face of the earth 1t is just in all
its demands, has little trouble and always wins
when it goes after anything. 1t should not be con
founded with many other unions which harbor trou-
ble-breeCers for such not tolerated in the
l. r. u.
We are glad to be able to use this emblem of
fair wages and square deal in the printing
business.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22

Application No. 1855
Notice OF Apple alton for Permission "a
Appropi late the Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
da ot March. 1912. IN accordance with Sec
ton IS. Chapter XNNI, Of the Statutes Of
1909. one u. 4. Edwards. Of berkeley. Couuty
Of .Nameda, and State OF California, made
application to the State Engineer OF Nevada
for permission To appropriate the public
waters Of the State Of Nevada Such apgfo
priaton is to be made from West Walker
River. for food and surplus waters. al points
$. IS 81 h.. $50 H.. from corner Sec SO
1910. T. 10. ", x. % T.. NJ. y. u. "
by means OF dam and reservoirs, and 1909
cubic feet per second is to be conveyed 70
points - TIPS. 10 and u, ~. X . T., N. D
u. & NJ; r. II Ne r. - T., TIPS. 10. u
y. u and Is y. x. "a r., TIPS y. =. y
-. Is T.. 4. rs f., Fps. y. a., IS y, \,
20 f.. TIPS II and ~ y, X 20 H., Fps y
aud ~ y. X. % t.. and r. IS y, x. =,
NJ. ID. u. X NJ, by means OF ditch canals
pipe and fumes. and there used for 'rr'ga
ton purposes,
Water not to be returned to stream.
Signed: w. NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Date Of first pub June =, 1912.
Date Of last pub. July q. 1919.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
LOCATION


The survey is Heated in the f.. 4 81 u
Is and W. Y Sec. Is, Township n PC
Ranges % and "a f., Mount Disbla 10 ~,
and Meridian, respectively base
The total area hereby applied for IL IN
acres o'o4s
The. original Notice Of Location Of -.
Buehskn $50 Lode Mining Claim is Of rsco eSs
county state 81 Nevada Ne kssGr IN Book Ct pS
page Isl Of Record Of Locations. ,la II at
inal Notice OF Location of the Red Ton vol's,
Lode Mining Claim is of record in the ~, ~
Of the County Recorder Of Douglas COUNT, o'ne e
Book III" at page 254 Record of I-oca.;y, IN
the original Notice OF Location Of , ihauo y
Top Fraction Lode Mining Claim IS If Ned ned
in the office OF the County Recorder Of '. ..ia
Douglas county. Nevada, in Book 'sIr '' u
page PAS, Record of Locations; the or;.. a
Notice Of Location OF the Red Ton 'f la
Mining Claim is OF record in the Office Of tbe
County Recorder o. q said Douglas county. Ne Ne
Locations the original Notice OF Locai;o%n O Of
the Red Top No. Lode Mining Claim ~ q
record in the office. OF the County Recorder ~ ~
Douglas county, Nevada, in Book M a.
page 2s2 Record OF Locations; the orignss,
Notice OF Location OF the Red Ton ~ "N,
Lode MING Claim is OF record in the otfc.
the County Recorder OF Douglas county N. ~
Locations; the original Notice Of Locst;oun
Of the Eava Lode Mining Claim is Of rssn'a
in the Office OF the County Recorder Of Dou"
las county. Nevada, in Book III at hay.
l..
That the presumed VEN or lode or min.
eral deposit of the said I,uckskin Red r." ea
Red Top No. |, Red Top No. 2. RED ~,
No. ,, Red Top Fraction. and Eava LODI
Mining Claims. together with the suri,ss
ground claimed. is shown upon the of6c;si
plat and posted herewith.
The said mining claims hereby souyh, IA
be patented are bounded as follows, 10 VII.
On the west by unsurveyed ground. ON II.
south by Gold Hill Mining Claim SURVEY X" NJ
1882. and Gold Hill Fraction. Survey NJ
$685. on the East by unsurveyed ground AMI
the Buckskin is bounded on the North f H.
Iron Age. Survey No. 5000 and unsuryeyed
ground and Red Top No, is bounded on
the North by unsurveyed ground
Any and all persons claiming the mining
ground, vein, lode, premises any portion
thereof so described, surveyed. plated and
their adverse claims are duly filed acco-a-s
to law. with the Register OF the United
States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada
will he barred by virtue OF the provisions 81
TWE KTWNpnv ~"~SoLIDATED cor n
MINING COMPANY -. =
By c. T.. MACK,
Its Attorney in Fact.
II is ordered that tns foregoing Notice al
Application for Patent he published for a
period of sixty .one days (ten CONSECUTIVE
weeks) in the ''Yerington Times" werkiy
newspaper printed and published at Yer
ington. in the County Of Lyon, State Of
| Nevada.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register
Date Of first publication May IL. 1912
I Date OF last publication July 20. 1912
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
{ Mining IJISttICt.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION,
RuCKSKJN LODE.
Feet

Feet Beginning at Cor. No. I.
A fir post feet long inches square
set feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone, scribed b. 1880.
Whence. the Cor; Of sections !, II =,
-, and Is, r 10 n, R. % and and. -
h Mount D s 81 p1 e. i rad M issi
A Spe Lode SG b. bears 9sr y 6ss s S. W 2sss
feet. no other bearing objects avail
Thence N. 81 So W. Variation IL
40' T.. 80
22s.l4 Intersect line "a Survey No g.; 5000
Iron Age Lode, at n W E'
52l.so Intersect Il. boundary of Sec; IS, at
n. 4234.1l feet from the 5; F.; Cor
and S. l090.3s feet from the n. l..
Cor. OF the said section -
725O2 Intersect line SO survey No. 5000
Iron Age Lode at N. 20 So f.
1902 feet from Cor. No. 5.
74S.4 The north side center post OF TINS
1928 Cor. No. @ identical with Cor. No.
Red Top No. lode OF this survey
fir post feet long inches square;
set feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone. scribed b. 2-5S10
and r. r. No. ;, 1880. whence the
discovery monument OF the Buckskin
With /; feet base bears S. $50 10 +.
4l2.44 feet, no other bearing objects
available.
as Il.
10000 The west center end post, also the
east center end post OF the Buckskiu
and Red Top No. lodes, respect
lively.
$1,000 TO Cor. No ;. identical with Cor.
No. ! Red Top No. 3. Cor. No. z,
Red Top No. / and Cor. No. ],
Red Top lodes all OF this survey.
fir post feet long inches square;
set 2 feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone. scribed u. ) K
r. ). R. T. No. /, and X I. t.
1910, whence the discovery monu-
ment OF the Red Top No, lode
mound OF stones 2 feet high with
2 feet base bears 5. "a co.
IS" Il. 354.0+ feet:
The discovery shaft OF the Red Top
lode Of this survey bears s 20 81
w 7o9.0s feet no other bearing OBJ
Thence s. 81 Sc +. Variation is'
7IO2 The south side center. also the n.
side center post of the Buckskin and
Red Top No. lodes both OF this
077.Os Intersect f. line OF Sec; y at y;
37l7 feet from the s. T.. Cor. and
s. 1907 40 feet from the n. +. Cor.
'S'S' % qo9 Hse me lode e. at ' 5. 90 S. &
4O4ss feet from Cor. No. 5
1I7IS7 Intersect line "a Survey No 5000.
Iron Age Lode at y. IL o. T..
7Os2 feet from corner No. and at
s. IL OF W 5ss.6s feet from Cor.
1878 To Cor No. 4 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 of earth and
stone. scribed y. 4-58l0 and K. r.
No. |. 1880 whence Cor. No. 4
Survey No. 1900 Iron Age Lode
bears 6. so So w. 26S.5s feet. no
other bearing objects available.
Thence n. g. o. Il. Variation IL
40 T..
2l2 The East end center Of this lode.
Sl2. To Cor. No. l. the place OF begin
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22

The Rhode Island Experiment Station has es-
tdblished, at the poultry department OF the Rhode
Island State College, the most unusual institution
for the treatment OF the diseases of poultry yet
tablished 1t is called the poultry Hospital" and
its to the fact that it is primarily an in
stution for the curing of poultry diseases, just as
much own hospitals are for the advancement
of science in curing the human ailments This hos
pital consists OF house of modest appearance
where the patients treated, and an extensive
Gagged area where the patients may be turned ont
for exercise and sunshine. Pictures of the "insti-
tuition" appear in the July Popular Mechanics Maya
zine.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
SERIAL o<ss7
Department Of the Interior,

Department Of the Interior,
L. 5. Land Ofice at Carson Cay. New.
Notice is hereby gwen that Henry Carney,
Of Wellington. Nevada. who. on March y.
1910. made Homestead Entry No O4ssa. I !.
SH SEA Sec. IS and NJ NEh Section 81
has filed notice Of his intention TO make final
communication proof. to establish claim to ine
land above described. before the County e'e s.s
Of Lyon county. ~ Yerington, Nevada, on '"e
Sd day Of July, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: N
John Carney, Frank W. Simpson, Lew. y
Odds and Columbus {. Turner, all OF WEI
lington, Nevada.
LOUIS T. COIN. Register
Date 81 first publication Iunc I. 1912.
Date Of last publication June 30 1912.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22

The Republican Convention in Chicago is
about the hottest thing that has been pulled off for
many year Roosevelt is still fighting the unfair
methods used to seat delegates. The nomination
will not be made until week and it may be that
neither Taft nor Roosevelt will be selected.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
EAVA LODE.

Beginning at Cor. No. |. identical
with Cor No. 4 Red Top No. | lode
of this survey, whence the n. T.. Cor.
OF Sec. -. 7. - N, r. 20 f.. OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears n. 90 or 30" w. 22o295 feet,
Thence n. 81 So w. Variation 10
On line "a Red Top No. lode Of
this survey.
'.2S Intersect Il. boundary OF Sec. 49, AZ
N. 3lii.0l #. from the S. l.. Cor
and ). 22l3.4S II. from the N
Cor. Of the said section.
, y. side center post OF this lode. also
the ). side center Of the Red Ton
No ! lode Of this survey. w
80 70 Cor No, 2, identical with Cor.
No Red Top No. Red Top No
No Red Top Fraction lodes
~ OF this survey. $50" 'o'es'
phenfe 5. 81 o. W. Variation lo'
o.. On line Al Red Top Fraction lode Of
so Cor No. Red Ton Fraction jod.
o. THIS survey and Cor. No, Red
M drop No. 2 lode also OF this survey
"V ,a he W. end center post of This
IS Center. post OF the Red Ton No ,
~ Lode OF this survey. wy No'
.oo 10 Cor. No. 3. identical with %. NJ
>, survey No. 1892 Gold I'm 70 40,
t,on lode: a fir post 4 inches s, lat
showing ~ feet above The orua,ei
with mound Of earth and s ss
s,c5,hed T. $3.50 and G. II 1''ne'
- wnenee the s. F.. Cor al Gee
n9;,,,o - ~. r. % r. Of Mount
S" 5,s o nase and Meridian hears
o' H. the discovery mona.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
RED TOP NO. LODE.

Beginning at Cor No / identical
with Cor, No. Buekskin Lode, OF
this survey. whence the \. Z. Cor;
Sec Is. r. 10 ~, X. % Fast OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears n. la So w l72S5 feet.
Thence n. 81 So w. Variation 10
40' T.
On line "a Buckskin Lode of this
survey.
2ss.45 Intersect line 81 Survey No 5000
Iron Age Lode, at y. IL OF T.
7052 feet from Cor. No. I.
44247 Intersect line As Survey No 5000,
Iron Age Lode at y. 90 So W.
lo63s feet from Cor. No. 4.
1902 Intersect T.. line OF Sec. -. at n.
37l7 II. from the :. r.. Cor. and
s. l6O7.46 feet from the n. l.. Cor
4273O TO Cor. No. 2, identical with Cor.
No. l. Red Top Cor. No. ) Buckskn
and Cor. No. 4, Red Top No. lodes,
Thence S. s. O4' W. Variation 49,
40' r.
500 The West center end Of this lode.
also the Fast center end post Of the
Red Top lode Of this survey.
600. TO Cor. No. 5. identical with Cor
No. Red Top Fraction, Cor. No
2. Eava and Cor. No. !, Red Top
lodes all OF this survey.
A FIR post 4 feet long 4 inches
square, set feet in the ground with
mound Of earth and stone, scrlbed
Z r No $3.50 +. T, +; 1850,
bearing objects available.
Thence S. 81 So T.. Variation l9'
20 T..
6So3 The S. side center post OF this lode,
also the y. side cente- post Of tho
Eava lode OF this survey
l063.02 Intersect the east boundary OF Sec
-. at N. 3lll.0i feet from the S.
4. Cor. and S. 22i3.45 feet from the
y. +. 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. I. No. ! 4-3sl0 and T..
1890 no bearing objects available.
Thence n. 50 o. l.. Variation IL
AZ 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, 1912-06-22
Feet

Feet r.,, ode. a mound of
n n'on, ~ feet high, with IT, base
b f.9nsS n. AZ 49, r.: 1871. feet . !.
Thence S. 81 So i. Variation ls'
~ e.. the f. line OF Gee. 49,, at
ll"'4' $40 o6 feet from the S. Z. Cor.
and s. 2sls4O feet from the \.
+ Cor. OF the said section \,
1920 TO cor. No; 4. identical WIN t fa, rrso
ton lode FIR post inches square
si"n mo- ~ feet above the ground
with mound = Of ! earth tl,ss and ,n sf'n +.
sc5 5u,o ,,ta,ce the S. +. Cor OF Sec.
ia T. 10 n. r.. % F. Mount Di-
abjo Base and Meridian bears ).
60 "a w. =, 80
Thence n. So o. F.. Variation "
40 j.. ~: ,,J.
oo6 The east end center post OF this lode
10000 To Cor. NO. l. inc p''es "
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
07036
U/U3b
United States Land Offlce.


United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, Apr. 10, l9iz.
IN THE NATTER Of the Application C OF me n
MINING COMPANY for patent for the
Red Top, Red Top No. |. Red Top No z
Red Top No. 3, Eava, Buckskin, and Ked
Top Fraction Lode Mining Claims, Survey
No 1910, Douglas County, Nevada, Pine
Nut Mining District.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Kennedy Consolidated Gold Mining. Company
whose postoffice address is I.oveloek, Nevada,
by its attorney in fact, c. +. Mack, whose
postoffice address is Reno, Nevada, has made
its application for a United States patent tor
the Red Top, Red Top No. J., Red Top No; 2,
Red Top No 3, Eava. Buckskin, and Red Top
Fraction Lode Claims. situated in Pine Nut
Mining District, County of Douglas, state
of Nevada as more fully described and dc.
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.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22

AREA.
Iotal area Of Buckskn lode. 6776 ,c,.s
Area in conflict with '''o 'e'es'
Survey No. 5000 Iron Age lode .s.z6s acs
Total area Red Top No. / lode 10 @sS scr..
Area in conflict with "''es
survey No 5000 Iron Age lode. Isl acs
Total o,a a asea ri Eay A. lode. acres
rotal area Red TOP lode ..... 20 Az acres
rota, area Red Top Fraction lode. 2.Is6 acres
,o.a' area Red Top. No. 2 lode. 20. Sol acres
survey No. 1899 Gold Hill No. ; lode.
The survey. Of each lode OF this location IL
,aentical with the respective Iocations ne
staked upon the ground "''o"' ~
found ia place. P"''s were
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
PED TOP NO. ; LODE.

Hea;nnine at Cor. No /, identical
With Cor. No Buckskin lode oil
his survey, whence the n. f. Cor;
If Sec. Is. r. 10 N, X. % r. OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
hears n. AZ 81 f.. 1916 feet; the
discovery monument OF the Red Top
No J lode mound OF stone T.
high f. base bears $. 7S' So w.
y : hence \. So o3' w Variation 49,
~ The North side center post of this
lode. =.
1894 10 Cor No 2, fir post feet
long inches square set II. ~
the ground with mound OF earth
and stone, scribed X. T. s. 2'Ssio
no bearing objects available 80
Thence s. 50 o. W. Variation 10
IS T.. =.
No ? Red Top Lode OF this survey
a fir most feet long. inches square
set 2 feet in the ground with mound
OF earth and stone. scribed r. 7.
No 3, 1910. and X. I. 2-38lO; no
bearing objects available.
Thence S. s2' 05' T.. Variation lS'
00' T..
72I The s. side center post OF this lode
also the n. side center post OF the
Red TOP Lode OF this survey.
1924 To Cor No T. identical with Cor.
No. / Red Top Cor No. 2 Red TOP
No / and Cor. No. }. Buokskin lodes
all OF this survey. -.
Thence n 50 o. f. Variation 49,
$1,000 TO Cor. No. /. the place Of begin.
ming.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-22
RED TOP LODE,

KED lOF LODE I,
Beginning at Cor No. ]. identical
with Cor No. ?, Red Top No, /.
Cor. No ;, Buckskin and Cor. No.
Red TOP No. lode. ali OF this snr'
vey whence the ~ +. Cor. Sec. -.
r. is ~. r. % T.. NJ. d. II. and NJ.
bears ~ 30 "a +. F60.69 feet.
Thence n. $50 05' W. Variation 49,
46 n.
On line 81 Red Top No. } lode Of
this survey.
I4s3.74 TO Cor. No ?. identical with Cor.
No. ) Red Top No. lode OF this
survey.
Thence S. So o. w Variation is'
90 f.
800. The West end center post Of this
lode
600 To Cor. No. :. identical with Cor.
No. Red Ton Fraction lode Of
this survey: fir post feet long.
inches square, set feet IN the
ground with mound of earth and
stone, scribed r 7. $3.50 and X. T.
r.. 2-5SlO, no bearing object avail
able
Thence s. So oy l.. Variation ls'
90 T..
IIS574 To Cor. No. 4. identical with Cor.
No. | Red TOP Fraction. Cor. No.
Eava and Cor. No. ) Red Top No
lodes all OF this survey
Thence n. g. o. F.. Variation 10
90 T..
10000 To Cor, No /. the place of begin.
ming.