Arizona citizen., 1874-02-21
Application for Patent.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,) ! FLORENCE, ARIZONA, February :, 1871.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lN Solomon Warner, whose POStOfice
 address is Tucson, AriZr na, has this day
 made application, through this office, for
 Q patent to one thousand and five hun dred QJ00) linear feet of the lode or lead of
 mineral bearing quartz known as the
 "Santa TOmaS," with surface ground three
 hundred (3G0) feet Tn width; situated in
 Cababi District, Pima county, Arizona,
 and described in the plat and Held notes
 now on file in this office, as follows, viz:
 Beginning at the North Corner where is
 set a post feet long, 3 inches square, foot
 in the ground, with mound Of earth feet
 high, and marked "S. T. NJ. e. No. ];
 (frOm which a pale verde tree, 3 inches in
 diameter, bears $. 3i%o F. 76 links distant,
 and mesquite tree inches in diameter,
 bears S. 741ao w. l02 links distant, which
 are marked ''S. '. NJ. G." No. l; and from
 the same corner post the horn Of a saddle shaped mountain, the same one referred
 to in the survey Of the "El CautivO" min-
 ing claim, bears N. 20 50' w., and is 32OS chains distant) thence $. 42I5o k. fifteen
 hundred Q5O0) feet to post feet long, inches square set foot in the ground, with
 mound of stones feet high and marked
 "S. T. M. G." No. 2; (frOm which pale
 verde tree inches in diameter bears N
 S734o W. 252 links distant; and mesquite
 tree inches in diameter bears N. 6j15o W. 3iS links distant, which are marked "S. T. NJ. G." No. ,, and from which the sum- init of a prominent Round Mountain, the one referred to in the survey of the " "EI CautivO" mining claim, bears s. 32o E. and is 4330 chains diStant,) thence S. 40 30' W. three hundred (300J feet to post feet long, and 3 inches square, set one foot in the ground with mOund of stones ? feet
 high, and marked "S. T. NJ. C.,' No. 3; (frOm which a pale verde tree inches in diameter bears N. 4l%o ". and 20 links distant; and pale verde tree 25 inches in diameter bears N. l6o k. 90 links distant
 which are marked "S. T. NJ. G." No. 3; and the top of the prominent Round Mountain bears from this cornerS 3So E. J thence N. 42o 30' ". fifteen hundred Q500) feet distant to post feet long, inches square and set l foot in the ground with mound Of stones and earth feet high and marked "S. T. NJ. G." No. f; from which a mesquite tree 4inches in diameter bears N. 4512o k. v links distant; and a mesquite tree inches in diameter bears \. 7514o E. 124 links distant and the horn Of the saddle-Shaped mountain bears N. l50 35'W;) thence N, 40 3V E. three hundred (300) feet to place of beginning, containing l0 33-l00 acres.
 And notice is hereby given that the above named person claiming the Santa Tomas mine, has this day made applica- | tiOn for a mill-site in connection with the above named Santa Tomas mine. The said mill-site is situated north of said San ta Tomas mine and is described in the plat and field notes now on file in this office as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the north corner of the Santa Tomas mine; thence N. % 22' F.. 210.99 chains to S. w. 1 corner of mill-site; marked by post feet long, 3 inches square, set foot in the ground with mound of stone feet high, and marked "S. T. NJ. s." No 3; from which mesquite tree inches in diameter bears N. 512o. E. Sl links distant; and mes l quite tree 3lncheS in diameter bears N. 5S12o | E. 9S links distant, which are marked ''S. T. M. s." NO.3) thence S. S71ao E. ten Q0) | chains to post feet long, inches square, seC 1 foot in the ground with mound of stones feet high and marked IS. T. NJ. s." No. 1; thence N. % 30' E. five (5) chains l to post feet long, 3 inches square, set l foot in the ground with mound of earth ? feet high and marked IS. T. M. s." No. 1; | thence N. S712o W. ten Q0) chains to post, | 1 feet long, 3 inches square. set one foot in | the ground with mound of earth feet | high, marked "S. T. M. S., No. ?; thence | $. % 3O' w. five (5) chains to $. w. corner, five (5) acres.
 LEVI RUGGLES, Register.
 February II, 1874. 19-l0w