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THE
iocie Weekly
Kecokd,
VOL. XLV1.
Contributions Asked For The Silver
Party National Campaign.
The fight it on and money ii needed by
(be National Committee of the Silver Party
tgjuy the expensee of campaign ipeakera
ai to end ont silver literature. The Silver
Ptrty hu no Mark Eaona to raise millions
from the plutocrats of the country by a sim
ple rare of the band. The money to carry
on our fight must come from the plain peo
ple of the country. It is not wanted for
corruption purposes, or for tht purpose of
siring speakers, as all who ask for anything
more than expenses arc referred to Mr.
Hsdds, who is known to be bidding high
for compensated talent. Every voter in
Nevada should be willing to contribute a
dollar at least to the cause, and many should
contribute more.
The editor of the Silver State, as a mem
bar of the Ex mtive Committee of tha Nat
ional Silver party,, hu been asked to lay
this matter before the good people of Nevada
and ask them to contribute as Iberslly at
their means will warrant Every dollar ao
contributed will be sent to National Treas
urer W. P. St. John, and be handled by the
National Committee for the purpose above
mentioned. The other side will have a fund
of many millions at their disposal, but if
every silver man in the United State will
do his duty at this time we will have suffi
cient funds to do tha necessary work of edu
cation. The Silver State will alio pub
lish from bay to day the name of each con
tributor and the anount so contributed,
I will also ask that Silver or Democratic
committees in each county in the State to
take this matter up and place it properly
Wore the people. I would also ask each
SSnr or Democratic paper in the State to
pMish this notice, so that every person
rill be given a chance to give their mite to
the cause of Nevada and humanity. If so
desired remittances can be made to me or
direct to YYm. P. St. John, National
Tresurer, Hotel Bartholdi, New York city
We have a gallant leader, our cause is just,
the issue is made; victory or defeat will
soon be upon os, sud every friend should
do his duty by giving all the assistance he
can afford.
Georoi S Nixon,
Winnemucca, Nevada.
Nominations by Petition
Nominations for office, made by petition
without the action of any political party
sre governed by the provisions of sv-tion 4
of the Australisn ballot law which reads as
follows:
See 4. A candidate for public office
may be nominated otherwise than by a con
vention in the manner following: A certifi
cate of nomination containing the name
of the candidate to be nominated, with the
other information required to be given ;n
the certificate provided for in section three
of this Aot, ahall be signed by electors re
siding within the district or political divis
ion for whioh candidates are to be pre
sented equal in number to at least ten per
sent of the entire vote csst st the last pre
oeding election in the state, district or polit
ical division for which the nomination is to
be made; provided, that such certificate
shall not be valid unless signed by five vo
ters. Said signatures need not all be ap
pended to one psper, but each signer shall
add to bis signature his place of residence.
Oae of the signers of esoli such certificate
shall swear that the statements therein made
are true, to the beat of his knowledge and
belief, and a certificate of such oath shall
be annexed. Such certificate of nomination
shsll have the same effeot ss the certificate
of nomination made by a party convention.
Nominations msde under the provisions
of this section must be filed with the coun
ty clerk not more then SO days nor less
t(j,n J") days before the day of election.
This will t ''emit nominations to be filed as
late aa Oct. 4 ' Dot aDti' time wi"
the ballot be fnll' made up.
We're Not h'.'debound.
While the Record it supporting the prin
ciple! of the Silver party on general lines,
let it be understood that on all local mattera
its columns are open for legitimate purposes
to the adherents of other factions. We be
liever that nearly every local and county
officer will be elected this fall more an ao
count of his personal fitness fur the position
he seeks than from his affiliation with any
particular party or local organisation Of
course the campaign lie will be worked for
all its worth; it hss already been sprung in
several instances, in fact, and while this
species of political warfare frequently suc
ceeds, it never should, in a community at
small at ours, where with but little trouble
the truth or falsity of any given oharge with
regard to any particular man, can be run
down in a very short time; and whon a lie
of this kind it nailed there should, in justice,
be a retroactive sentiment against the indi
vidual for whose benefit it was circulated.
We have a certain amount of legitimate ad
vertising space left, and those who believe
in newspaper advertising can secure it.
VVaNTKD SEVERAL FAITHFUL If EN OR WO
' men to travel tor responsible established
bouse In Nevada Hilary tlUO, payable 1S weekly
and expsnitta. Poeitlon permanent. Reference.
Inclose self-addrenMd stamped envelops. The
Xsitoual. star Building, Chicago.
NOTICE.
Owners of eattle and hortas running at large In
ks vicinity of tha Highland Mill are hereby uotln.
that I will aot be responsible f Jr any loss to
them resulting from the animals drinking tailrace
tsr at the mill.
J. B. Whbilib.
Highland, Her. Aug.aTth. 188.
WantedFAn Idea'SSSS
K2Jeet your 1da: they may brlngyou wealth.
Wrtt JOHN WKDDEKBURN ft CO., Patent Attor
Jjs. WubinstoD, D. C. for their gl.HO prise Oder
ust of tog hundred Inventions wanted.
PIOCHE. NEVADA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER a. I8WS.
Equal Suffrage
Mrs. J. R. Williamson, President of tha
Nevada Suffrage League, arrived Isst Thurs
day evening on the Oeyser stag?. She was
expected, anil early the following morning
arrangements were made for a lecture to
take place that, Friday, evening at ThomD-
ton's Hall. Owing to a breeze blowing, no
bonfiret were lighted, but a choir of eight
voicet was in attendance and rendered
tome national airs with good effect.
A good atteodane greeted Mrs. William
son when she was introduced to the audi
enc by Mrs. N. P. Dooley, who had been
elected Chairman for the occasion, and then
for an hour and a quarter tha lady entertain
ingly and instructively addressed the house
on the subject of equal rights.
Starting with the proposition that Eve
was created as an helpmate to Adam, ahe
argued that all history showed how wtll
woman throughout tht whole world, bad
filled the place of a uolpmate to man, illus
trating her argumentNirith citations of fadi".
vidual iustanoes, aod". frequently eliciting
1 OL ,I I
ppiaune. one argues mat a proper con
struction of the constitution of the United
States conferred the right now contended
for, and commented with tome severity
on the fact that political necessity should
justify the enfranchisement of 7,000,000 ne
groes, ignorant and but half civilized, and
denying the same privilege to the women of
the country.
At the conclusion of the meeting arrange
ments were made for organizing a local suf
frage branch here, and on Saturday after
noon the organization was effected with six
members.
On Sondsy evening Mrs. Williamson ad
dressed the publio on the Growth of The
American Nation, this time spesking to a
much smaller house, but handling her sub
jeot in equally good style and securing close
attention.
On Monday the lady went to Panaca,
where she was announced to speak that
evening. There she was well received, ad
dressed a full house, aod at the conclusion
of the meeting a Panaca branch of the Suf
frage League was organized with a member
ship roll of thirty five names, which were
secured then and there. This it tho best
and largest local organization Mrs. William
too has effected on her present tour, and
the has been out from her home in Austin,
sinoe the 13th of July.
The lady is well plessed with the recep
tion accorded her in Lincoln, and has msde
many friends here.
For Sale.
The dwelling house, saloon building, lot
and general improvements thereon, at Pa
naca, known as the Cap. Matthews place.
It in good condition. Call on or write,
Mark Matthews,
Panaca, Nevada.
THE POOR EDITOR AND POLI
TICS. Prospective office seekers csn get a few
pointers from the following, which is com
posed a good deal more of truth than poetry:
Editors have made fortunes for more poli
ticians than they hsve ever made for them
selves. It is frequently the case thst after
doing hard work for hit party, the editor
gets only the glassy eye and the oold,
marble heart. As a result some get lireil
and quit, while others labor on despite thi
selfishness of mankind, relying on thi re
ward of the hereafter for editorial labor)
well performed in this world. One of ths
kind that has been fooled and quits, writei
in the Press of Louisana, Mo., at follows:
An exchange came to us last week with i
blue mark around an editorial booming ..i
candidate for office, A printed slip pssteii
to the paper kindly requested us, if we sail;
anything about the candidate, to send him i
marked copy of the paper. We didn't do it
We ain't going to do it. We ain't saying u
word unless the caih is in sight and wn citi
tee the Goddess of Liberty ou ono si.in o'
the dollar of our dads and count the tail
feathers in the American Eagle on Ih other
In times past wo have given away column i
of apace and reams of papr uud great gob
of ink in a polititicsl turn, with nothing
but the privilege of wadiug through the mud
behind the band wagon in a torchlight pro
cession and spilling nil all over your only
coat and getting shot iu the eye with a
Roman candle as our reward. liut times
have changed. Everything has changed
except our pookets. There is no chngo
there. Wo are Democrats but we ain't no
pack mule to carry a caodiilato into office
aud then get the cold shoulder. And per
haps the oold mutton after the election.
Our enthusiasm has gone. It haa leaked out
through our elbows and escaped through the
apertures in our pants. (lory it a good
thing, but cold cash is bettor. Campaign
thunder will no longer reverberate through
these columns except at to much per thunder.
Our campaign rooster has to be fed, and
wherewith shall we feed him? He lost all
his tail feathers from bis last campaign and
needs some extract of gold or silver right
now. Our tow line isj sagging in the
middle and unravelled at the ends. Exchange.
The Candidate's Hymn.
My office, 'tis of thee,
Sweet place of rest for me.
Of thee I sing!
Plaoe that my fathers filled;
Place where muoh time is killd
8weet place for whioh I'm billed.
Of thee I ting'
I love thy oozy nooks
All thy big salary books.
Thy pay-rolls long;
All thy cool hours of ease,
AU thy red tapestries;
Come, bow, my toul to please
Come tight along!
NO. 22.
The Pioche Bryan and Sewall club held a
meeting at the courthouse last Ssturday
evening aa announced. A constitution and
by laws were adopted, several new name
added to the roll of membership; and later
on a series of meetings will be held. The
organization, unlike that of the same mm.
at DeLamar, is nonpartisan, and any voter
wining to support th Democratic nominees
for president aod viot president, it eligible
to membership.
The Boise Statesman, on. of the leading
Republican papers of Idaho, haa a guarantee
from tht goldbugt of $20 for each subscriber
lott ny its indorsement of the gold platform
and McKinley. It it said that the State.
man haa lott about 40 per cent of its sub
scribers aod patronage since its Bop into the
goldbug camp.
Justice Bigelow hss written Panna that
the Republicans will cany Nevada and tha
Saoramento New. says: A man ia whom
hope springs so eternal at that, ia as oonfi
dently serene as the hodcarrier who. having
fallen from the roof of a sky-scraping build
ing, gathered himself together when
within ten feet of the ground and exclaimed,
"now, here's for a hard bump,"
The Republican Party organization will
be maintained in Liucoln this fall, looking
of course to future oampaigna. Until three
days ago it did not appear that enough of
the old party was left hereabouts to make up
the five names required for membership in
the State Central Committee, but they have
been found, though they are not all McKin
ley supporters.
Charley Wilson, who escaped from the
Pioche jail, was at Sun Creek ranch on Son
day, the 16th. of Aug., and stayed all night
there. He told the boys bow he locked the
Sheriff in the jail and made hit escape. He
struck out for Idaho when he left the ranch.
It is more than probable that he passed
through Elko about two weeks ago aod stay,
ed all night Elko Independent.
The following law will be introduced in
the next Congress by request of the Nation
al Bureau of Reform, to defend the families
of the hi country against the lax divorce
lawa of the trrritoiiea: " No divorce ahall be
granted in any Territory for any cause which
shall have occurred nut of the Territory,
unless the party applying for the same shsll
have resided within the Territory for one
year next preceding the application."
A Safiord coucentraciug table is in use at
the Summit mill which is said to work bet
ter on the Old Timer ores than the regular
frue vanners, catching nearly all the heavy
psrticus contained in the ore.
Errenr. Rice, the thirteen vear old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rice of Sorioc Vallev.
ditd early last Friday morning of conges
tion of the brain. The iiule fellow some
mouths ago was effected with the measles
and before he was entirely well, was out in
the hills, got wet took a severe cold aod the
brain trouble is supposed to have resulted
from the exposure.
The case of Samuel Davis, of San Fran
cisco, against the Board of Commit. ioners of
this onunty brought to compel the Board to
continue the levy of the 45 cent interest
tax, provided fur in 1873, aud which has
not been levied for the past seveu or eight
years, and to pay $7000 ia boads and inter
est ooupons held by Davis, hat been N.iut
down by the Supreme court for further act
ion in this court. The application wax
made here last Spring, it will be remember
ed, and the plea of statute of limit itinni
Wat made against the claim, which was sus
tained. The full decision of the Supreme
court ha not been reoeived yet so we do
nut Ituow whether we are required ta meet
payment of the interest only, or of both in
terest and principal.
We ho.ie to print next week, the full
text of the Purity of Elections bill It oc
cupies nine five columns of space and needs
to be studied by all. The Carson Appeal
says of it that a prospective office seeker
took it up, studied it out and concluded he
stood a better chance of getting into the
State Prison than into the office he wanted.
so abandoned the proposition.
The aspirants for county office are form
ing loto line. Ten days more and we will
know more to a ceitaintv how the local
fight ia to be made. Last Sunday notice
was telephoned here from DeLamar. to cer
tain aspiraota for office, to be at DeLamar
the followiug day. Thev weut and it ia
said a fusion of tho Silver party, Democrts
aud 1'opulists waa to result. If so the lo
cal committeemen of neither of the narties
were summoned to attend hence it would
appear to be some new organization which
ia beaut formed. Some ( Ian of action waa
agreed upon, aud a ticket from top to bot
tom aien, out whether tlie names will be
presented by convention or by petition does
not seem to be certain, as both courses
have been mentioned, one being that
a convention would take place here on
either the 17th or 19th of thit month.
Proper notice of thi will doubtless be given
as indeid it should be, since it is a matter
in which the voters are generally eooerned.
Lost.
Between Pioche and Gyser stations, a
silver watch with calender dial. Finder
will please leave at the Record office and re
ceive 5 00 reward.
Rv. C. W. Crook.
The Silver Party County Central Com
mittee Will hold a meeting at Pioche, on Wed
nesday the 9th day of September, 1396.
All precincts are requested to be represented,
as very importantbusinest will be transacted.
Dated Pioche, Nev., Aug, 27, 1896.
T. J. OtfBORsa,
H. E. Fkectdkntiial, Chsirmsn.
Secretary.
Application for Patent.
Ko. I0S3, 10S4, 1035, 103 and 1GJ7.
Vmwo Biatxs Lam Omci,
Cuuoa, Nit.. Jura 9ih, 189.
KiSf ? ,to brbT OUX 0. KAME9
iul 'horitod agent. T. J. Osaoana. whos.
if . md application tut . (Jolted
embracing tha Yoonettl, th Jig, th. Albion, sod
P loa Consolidated sHjdng lalma
sitMtei Ui th. Sly Mining District. Uoc5lB0t7
. . 01 "vada.eonslsiins of Ultra hundred linear
W Kai l Prospect anSinam
lodes . thirteen hundred and ten II sear fmt of th.
Jig lode s.Y.n honored linear ft I of th Albion
huadred and two fesl of th. Caps
lode, and two hoiidnd feat In width sort aos ground
on each claim aa ahown on the plat posted on th.
groond. being Lot No.Sf, and dibta thTn.14
notes and plat of th official aoxrsy on Ale In this
omo. with magnetfe variation of sUteM degree,
sast as follows:
na claim.
Beginning at th Identical place of dlaeoverr s
ES.?0.!; M. tP0"' b B to", marked 0 8 8
east 1 83 feet to north east end oanler; theoc north
a detrreM 27 minnta uat 1U6 ImI to corner Ho 1 of
CgTA'S w tocb-T' aP'ac poet MM
iJL Sr.ltftmKr No lt "de
gree. U mint.!. M Uilt beil NoJc lo.
cation and intersect southesaa nd line Cute U 8
r,?!. ' m. P " d claim a nine post
iii Inch On feet long narked 0 8 L M P s for
wst lM feet post 10.1 Lot No St SIP lee" to
corner No S location, a pine post its lnoa fv feet
long marked U 8 L M P S f or corner Mo g whenos
corner No 8 Lot No M bean south degrees 47 mm
uteawMt ti.ua feet dlataut; thence north 7 oL
greet M minutes east 1S10.4 feet corner No 4 Iocs.
Uon Identical with corner No 1 Poor Man's Pro
,-.., ym ptiM wu tutJU, HVQ IfeM lOUm
n -. u.,uuw.wll aiw isei corner no 1 this
survey snd place of beginning.
POOB MAN'S PBOSPECT CLAIM.
. -- - iuduiicbi piioe or discovery a
pin post ei Inch fire feet long marked D B L 7
- miufcp nm north
I.o7,tr, f"'1"1!" ' feetdlatant and a
shaft ll) feet deep bears aouth 87 degrees K min.
ute. west M 5 feet distant: thence north 76 deureea
43 minutes 1 760 feet to the northeast d center-
. V , , ' wesi louieet to
corner No. 1 location and post No 4 Jin aurvev
msrked U 8 L 67 P for corner No i; theSce south'
76 degrees 43 minutes west l.llu.4 feet post No 3
this survey snd lute sect southeast end line Biles
ii. . L.8J " P""1' north deg-ee" minutes eat
M feet from coruer No 9 sa d claim: 1600 feet to
COPI1M Nn 0 IruiatlAft anil jn u . .
- - -"u uu vufuta- no i a i Dion claim
Pl? PWt Hi in. h At feet long marked U 8 L 67
V 8 fl'.r rvirno lain A. I. ... i. .
- tjjv e euuiu id UKT63ti 17 mill-
utei eat 36 feet infctrsect trathwett aide line Silex
-a'.VPintnorth W degrees 83 minutea
wfat 169.7 feet from oomer No 9 wud aarrev- 200
fAAt it meat Na M.4 u .j ... '
6 Albion Kn ft rianat stn Dm. n V i..
" Z m. t nw m luuumui oi aim, a
m inch Ave feet long pine port marked U 8 L 67 P
- - .-. , uicuw Dvrio i o uegrees 43 mlsj-
utes east 161)0 feet to oruer r'o 4 looaiion identical
with corner No 1 Vouuatll, a 4i4 inch live loot Ions
pn- p st marked u 8 L 67 p 8 lor corner No S;
thence north 13 degrees 17 minute, west 300 fest to
pot 6-4 this survey plecjol beginning.
IOUNATTI CLAIM.
Beirinninir mt Hia Idnntl-l i .
J ------- . ; , --- wi uiscoTery a
4x4 luch Ave foot long pine post marked U 8 L 67
lisc ; whence a ehaft 320 feet deep bears aouth 87
decrees 3i minutes east 134 6 feet dintant and a
shaft 300 feet deep bears south 83 degrars IS min.
n lorn wpat iat a t .4 . ... 5 .
- - --- "'"-ui, .ueuiw nnnn 70 de
grees 48 minutes east 750 feet to northeast end
, - .UUrSiac,ii DIIDdlCS WeHt 100
feet tooonier No 1 location and post NoK thle eurvey
tit-LPlcn1 ftlan r ill. M D a . '
.7 - , v - - jot uuruer ho v: tuence
aoutb 18 degreea 17 mtnute. eakt 300 feet to corner
V.T., " mc" "va feet long,
mark d U 8 L 67 p 10 for corner Ho 10: thence aouth
76 degrees 43 minu ea west 1600 feet to comer No 3
location Identiial with comer No 1 Oapen claim a
pine post 4i4 inch nve feet long, marked II 8 L 67
a, oaicuuv uurvn & WSUTee 17
miButea west 200 feot to corner ANoaioction which
poat No 7 this mirvey marked alio C t L 57 P 11 for
Aimi.p tin 10- thai... u nu j . .
east 1600 feat to pjat 0-f this iartey aud ptwe ot
ALBION CLAIM.
BeL-innino m.t tha lil.nttMl ...
- - ----- yiauv vi uiscorery s
pine post 4x4 inch live feet Ions marked U 8 L
67 liic: theuco south 13 degrees 17 miuutes
east 100 fuet corner No location, corner No 6
ClIlKll ..latin rH 1 1. T .1.1 . .
- . j-"-. i ...is purvey m-iraea aiao
U 8 L 67 P 13 fur corner No 13; thence noulh 13 de-
La iuu iuei corner wo e location,
comer No 6 Oapen claim and poat l:-7 tbU survey
marked alio L 8 L 67 P 13 for corner No 13; thence
north 13 degrees 17 miuutes west 200 feet to corner
No 1 location and post No this survey marked
also U 8 L 67 P 14 for corner No 14) thence a-mth
76 degrees 43 uituutea west lia 4 feet intersect
southwest aide line Silex Lot No 64 at a po.ut north
85 degree. 83 aiiuutea weat II -7.7 feat Irom corner
No v said claim; Sio.l feet internet aoutheaet side
line ircseure Lot No 56 at a point south 44 decrees
4D minutes west 24 7 feet from corner No. a of
said claim 698 i feet to corner No 9 location
and Intersect line common to Bedrock and Treas
ure, Lot No 66, at a point aouth 44 degrees 4t min-
iron iruui uoruer wo 4 or said
l?'J?Ti? i'n.vo't 4lt 'nch nv ,oot 101 marked
U H 1. 67 l- IS fill nfiv....- v. ic .t . . .
grees 49 minute, west li J.5 feel, einee elaon was
locaieu l oiinty ccmuii.,1 ners have wifencd the
roal at this p dnt, an i 87 s feet n. thl.lin l net
a IlillA lmt rii-h r.u ...... ..... t. ... . .
' , , ' , - , i-iiW L. itll
1 is, w o fcr vitneaa corner to oomer No Id-
Ih.nu annll. la ...... . i . . . '
, " 1 1 nunaiesesatirom proper
point slong southwest end line of claim 40.6 feet to
corner No 4 location, a pine post 4x4 inch nve foot
long, marked U 8 L 67, Jf 17 for corner No 17; thence
aouth 40 degreea 66 minutta east 112 feet to corner
Nn a lni-tli.n mmlA w.j..
- , '. . "u,uor "eiug an iron pin lu ecire
of road to Bulllouvllle; thence north 70 degreea 43
... , . . . . ,,111 UOB5 -men nve
feet long marked U 8 L 67, P 18 W O for witness
corner to orirnee M la- tl . ... .... .
- - - - -..-u- uunii i o degrees as
minutes east from proper point along southeaat
hide litiA of nlaOn ion m i.- . .
. - . . . v wmvr no location
Oapen claim and Intersect southeast tide line of
rreaanrs.Lot No 65, at a prtnt 8 44 degrees 40 min
utes west 4U2.9 feet from crner No i of ssld clsltn:
641 6 feet to post No 13-12-7 of thjs survey, place of
CAPBN CLAIM.
Beginning st the ldontical place of discovery,
s 4x4 inch Ave foot long pine post marked U 8 L
TL.'0.5."""10 north "degreea If minntes west
100 feet to corner No 6 location and poet 13-12-T of
' ..I"!'' mmrkMl also D 8 L 67. P 19 lor corner
No 19; thenoe south 13 degrees 17 mtnute. east 200
feet to corner No 1 location and post No 11 this
survey, marked also U 8 L 57, t 20 for corner No
20; thence south 7 degrees 43 minutes west 701
feet to corner No 2 location, a pine post 4x4 Inch
Bve foot long pine poat marked V 8 L 67, p 21 for
corner No 21: thence north 13 degreea 17 minute,
west 100 feet to corner No 8 location and Intersect
sonthaaat aide line Treasure. Lot No 65, at a point
aouth 44 degrees 4V minntes weet 69.. 1 feet from
corner No 2 of said claim, a pine poat 4x4 Inch Ave
feet long marked U 8 L 57. P 22 for corner 22,
whence corner common to Sections 22 28 26 27
Township 1 north of Range 87 east, MOM, bears
south 72 degrees 32 miuutes west 498. 8 feet distant;
thence north 44 degreea 49 minutes esst 189.2 feet
to corner No 4 of locstlon, a 4x4 Inch five foot long
pin post msrked U 8 L 67 P 23 for corner No 23 ;
thence north 76 degrees 43 minutes east 641 31 fest
to post 19-13-12-7 this tnrvey, place of beginning
Containing a total area of 26.90 acres, divided a
follows: Jig claim 6.02 acrea; Foorman's Froapect
claim, 8.89 acrea; lounattl claim, 6.89 acres; Albion
elaim, S.06 acres; Capen cialm, 8.04 acrea. The
area eliminated from this eurvey Is: .26 acres in
conflict with U 8 Lot 64 on Poonmn's Prospect
el.im; .05 acres iu conflict with TJ 8 Lot 54 on
Albion claim. Total conflict, .81 acre.. Th net
area claimed being 25 69 acrea; all eltuafed In Sec
tion 23, T 1 N, 8 67 . M D M, snd duly recorded In
the office of the Becordnr of said Ely alining Vim.
trlct.
The nearest known locations sr. the Cache and
Btlel, U 8 Lot No 64, on the corthweat, and the
Treasure lode, D 8 Lot 66 on the southwest.
any snd sll perrons clslmins adversely any por
tion of said Poorman Consolidated eurvey No 67, or
surface ground, are required to file their adverse
claims with tha Register of the United States Land
Oiuoe at hureke, in the State of Nevada, during the
Kriod of publication hereof, or they will be
rred by virtue of the provision of the statute.
O. H. GALLUP. Begister.
It la hereby ordered that the loregoing notice of
application for patent be published for a period of
aixty deye (ten consecutive weeks! I. th Pioche
Weekly Ricobd, a wee'ily new-paper published at
Pioche, Lincoln County, Nevada.
T. J. Oesnaiis, o. A. OAXT CP.
Attorney for Applicant. Register.
Geo. S. Sawyer,
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