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coptiou. No arrangements tsyo bten made. mp
to this Gato for his entertainment, and, farthcr-
more \ /. probable .hns omo ,r VII % onrs mas
welcome and yery kind trnaetnons from CITY OIL
cinls. and, while no public Importance WI 20
tiyon to the occasion, no will recciso every ht-
city fathers. 1t is not known l,.st how long he
will remain hero. and consequently no plans Tor
htr entertainment l,ayo brcn laid out.
During Tho day tho Mayor fecelvcd tho fol[o"-
ing loster:
nsvEn. I1ousz, Bos7ox. inn. :, ts7s:-TAe non.
II. h. to;rin, I'apor ~ Chicago: DEAN Sin:
Your disp.tc, Of sis date h.: besn recs!Tsa ". We
Fslls. and 70 lea,s shsre Moay at.srnoon The iih
for Chiraeo where NO will arrve on Tueally the l2tl
WIN sessrarh you from S1Fa VII ,e..t pas Tnf u; ,s ~
sinS NJ Lieut. rqt,sr }as u & si,S; n;
npss a.n sirycry resrertfnliyyn'lr oede,s sersant
WILLIAM ltEsnr WHITING,
Lieutenant. Commander AID NaTs! AttaehA.
! roULTny.
An adjourned meet1nB Of the chicago ioulsfy
Association waB held last cvo.ins IN tue oice Of
tho Prairie Farmer tho rrosidenI. r. L. Lamb,
t% Secretary. ass y. circular from : m.otine q
| lie poultry .broedora OF the Northwoet.
casoa togother b, tho Iowa State
Poultry Association for ,..p the p.nrposs ,,oo OF
WAS read. For this purpose 4 wal decided, &C.
corline to tho circular, to hold an exhibition IN
| tlts civ some time during tho present winter:
a. it was thought that this method would call
o,t other poultry interests Of the Northwest.
II was docmed Desirable BY tho members nreH.
ent for tho Chicago Poultry Association TO Eet
no an exhibition which would take tho place OF
tic ono proposed by tho Great Western Assocla.
tion, After some discussion 1t vas hgreeu
TO hold an exhibition. commencing
March i and lasting ono veck: Messsa;
i. ii. Teal., Aonzo hnider, II. D. Emery. and
DR.. n. II. Paaren were appointed npeclal conl-
n,}ttco to prepare for such an exhibition and 60
potify tie other associations throughout the
Nortawcst OF their intention. The exhibit
tion will include all domestic @ an!'
mails and pots, ah we'll as ponitr.y
The 4th OF March Was ilxed upon a. that wonld
allow Eastorn exhibitors at tho Milwaukee, snow
which occurs fow days previous, . chance tc
exhibit In this city on their way homo. 1t II
probable that tile exhibition will be bold In tht
Exposition building. Tho next meeting Win o'
hold Monday evening, whom the Executive Com
mltteo will report.
ON THE VERGE.
II. Fl. Mcdowell, the West-s!do dry good
merchant, appears to be in a bad waJ II th'
abatement Of lis condition made to Post Gn'
; Mail reporter Ia corroct. He says that he ~
been losing nlonoy Bince the panic, and ia unahi'
to recover. ue arera his willingness 10 tnI
oyor his aasots to his creditors, Or will pay y
: nor cent. Onc-haf cast,, tho balancd in sl1t
days. Following is his Btatcfnant:
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sTREET.CAR ETIQUETTE.
,,,,xuo1 fzot.nTfSY / LOST AhT.

fo ths Euitor r. Ths CAscaga I'tAain<:
CulcAoo. Jan. I'LL am fully awara that ! a'n
about to venture upon delicate ground, apd AIN
more than liable to "pus my foot III It; but Tho
nnlrit moyes me, and must needs saJ fea
words, which, It rot complimentary, ara kindly
meant.
MANY years ago had the pleasure OF Listening
to Wendell Phillps' eloquent aud Interesting
lecture entitled 1.-THE Lost Arts, and have
sayoral tunes Of sste wh,le riding iu the street.
CATS, qua1isd whether common oou1ts'1 ought
not to bs adaed to the lst.
Ism moi what h known ~ ladJ's man, sad
, 1875-01-12

MEETING OF THE HOARD OF DtAEcTntsaEs.
A meeting Of tue Boara Of Directresaes Of the
Chicago Protestant Orphan Asylum was hold
Yesterday afternoon in tue Ehrlor ol tue lnstltu-
tiop. Tie President, Mira. D. D. Eanney. occu-
picd tue chair. Mrs. George 3. Marsh, tho Seq
rotary, attended to tho duties OF her position.
Mrs Eanuey stated that tllo n.eetiug Waa
called for tho purpose o. oohs'aes.Ms ~ ,r ens IT.
tifti anniversary Of the Chicago protehtans Any
inu,. Saturday. Jan. 20, 1875 s'se would 10
happy to hear any suggestions that might be
'1I Tha y Secretary m ~ said that tho following COM
mittees recently appointed, were rsady to re-
port progress; ..
aid, Pullman. urawstur Irving, Locke, Brs~'oy Fol-
Tsetr.ion-stssdarues D. .. nanney David Tan
nion, Gray, aftrrirt, saJtrs, D. NeVlcscr, FoIsnS'
Ftaisng-Mcsdames carge,. Young. 4. .. Dotstord,
George u. Marsh, and Miss Eva GEGe.
coan.r Waaes, Ghiia. j. r. Duraud dates, boyn.
tua, sluircs Pierce spauialuE Du fHse' a"a oo'-
burn. .,,
| rolat,ye to the approaching festivities, which
will take tho shape Ut m a,uaal reception, 4
| feature OF tho Orphan Asylum Which hns been
| appreciated by tue public FOR mauy years. The
WHO lad aided IN building tue lionle, five and
twenty years ago, and all who had since con"
trtbntal to tue INSTITUTION. would attend the TO-
coption.
Ing, dancing, tablean1, refreshments. and Eoil;
e1al good time. Tue reception Mlii 70 heu
during tie afternoon and evening. OF tha day
already indicated. A good " caller = Will ne nso.
| vidod Tor the ballroom, aud tae
noted in Tie v.y of vocallHm. will Gun
tribute their service gratis for the occasion
The children Of tho Homo will bear part III th'
, 1875-01-12

Monroe ntroet, rsar 1asa1le, rhere railroad tick
eta wcrn printed, 1io obaainod surrertitioualy
= quantity of them, :, snd Also aos
stamp. with these materials he nens to
Atkins. who was boohkoepor tn tho Ivory
esab1o On Washington street, near tho ttnnal,
and the tlcketH wero duly stamped with tho In.
pressIon of tho 81. Louis Il New Orleans rackot
Company. Atklns sold tho bogusprints at fab'l-
lously low prices to various persons and ut pawn.
si,opH. Detective DennlA Simmons learned OF
the fra,ld. and caught The two mon. Mil, tho as
eintnnco CT the Arnlory policemen. humber
o1 tho bogus tickets wora found on both Prison
orr, Thoy will be examined thn morning.
ATTEMPT on THE city TREAsunERA HOUSE,
City-rroasurer o'lEafa haa to thanls ono OF .hc
|a's |'''o''rf tho Robbery of i'll house, on s.ns.mon
street. near Adsma. Sunday night. Tho officer
belongs At the Twenty-sccond street Stu
ton, and being Ill, was e1cnsod from O,
further n,, duty WV by oos aS1s .n a7p'1ish; 1ha
10 o'clock. ho observed suspicious. looking man
lettering about the rrofnises. mud resoivod to
watch him. lie had scarcely taken up favor
atlo position when he Baw his n1a1l attempt 70
enter tho louso by tho nsa OF faso keys and n
Jimmy. Cullerton attempted to catch l,iu. whor,
tho fellow fled. A lively chase onsio1 toward
Washington street, and thenee into lialsted.
! fence. Tho thief thou showed tight. and
grappletl with tho otllcor. In tho struggle The
| former drow a knife and cut nt tho latter, ~
weakness from lll.ho.ltt. Cu!lerton ufsnclef
| tho kufe from tho fellows baud, bn
was met BY tho presentation OF feVolye
ut bis breast. It was but tie work Of q momen
marched nj oil TO .he Central Station, whete th'
| keys md Jimmy vera found on him. l1o CAV
tlle name of Charles Richards. tullerton Ger
thiniy deserves appointment as = regular ofccr
, 1875-01-12

George Hoyt Of Btautwood, N. H., MAS re-
csu.ly rotitied that 10 had = credit 1t tho Exeter
Savings Dauk for oyor &50O. As 10 had mover
Deposited any money there he MAS somewhat
surprised. II IL supposed thAt tia SUM had &C.
cumula.ed from ! forgotten deposis made TOR
him BY son Of his smploIsr 0szs thaa twenty
thses ysAss 40.
, 1875-01-12

Miss Gertrude Pillow, daughter OF Gen, Gid.
eon J. pillow, Of this city. shot bear near Old
Town landing, Ark, last week, Tbs young ihdy
was attended by youth nayned Charles Mitch
eli. brother OF Capt John IL. Mitchell. D!ulo
recei1ed tuo loada from double-barge'od shot.
Gun. and turned ever with . sigh. somewhat
skia to grouI, quietly breashed h's last. He
was Of a very lhlge blze aud thn steaks wsie
81 being skilled In the u1e OF tho foNllng- piece
aud las brought down many deer.
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THE WOMAN QUESTION.

mo""'' '' , a..
orranizatiop Of tho ordinary loafer which enables
h., son,, kind nf ,uRtinct to discover any c.so
t4u ~ oo'o ,.oac ~ nrorn;ro ~ marriage
'uso1snas ot'oAe' .N-.4s.>, =. .,w ~ tha
other ordinary OF extraordinary accoMpaniments
~ t1,o narraco relation, md courtroom ia
-. =. a,Iea crow M. dropa in and crow
,aAe - r.n,t;,t. fav n,;n,tes follows to
NO. =, atter waiting 10" ua'''4'o7' ru.eo ar,l
aoo on what hispredeccssof is Iesdfhe' ihen cfo"
NJ, 8, catching glimpse OF the attentive mugs
=, l,,a hrothnra. of course follow to get
ai'1ae. ,.,.. r.xuo,, va..
case was on trial ne1o1o o"Aso r"a"'A 5o'.
tordsy which. although involving notnln6 'hat
ccutd feed q prufisnt appetite being quarrel
st,..o., -, "a and w,fa nniura,ty attracted a
oo'"een - ~ ,it ,-.. .h.t ~ s,ro,,
good audence. 1ne auAt vas su]s ~ .r.a ,r
Monroe against her husband, Elisha L. U. hlon-
roc, for separate maintenance. botn part'es ase
roo being engaged in tie freight oflco of ths
Lake Shore j. Michigan Southern Nallrota' ana
ooth arc old enough to be ahe to 1eep me L Two
nax1ma whlch are seeotau'e.4ea - o ,
Furbear." MrH. Montoo sa1t ii!, snat
ssle Waa married n april 1871. anu lived "lth
him until June ~ lod1, 1hen ~. siuais1, ii 49,
married. enc mofnhR: yon aou anp,y 49,, sI1 :.
divorce sAal IlRhs out' altu leasa JON 70 etalt @
Tor yourself. ana 10 aia Hbns oos. "; a"1
DAYS alter he 1eappeatoa oa the seono, Ea'neaGa
ul' hin papcr-col!ar AND tooti,. brush. ana AGAIN
departed "for good" 1mMeuia1aiy on nss !eaV-
ins tue frat time. Mra Monroe hlea petition
for separate mantenaace anu oota,nsa WIZ MIl1 "
ne o1eat, on which hc waa arrested anu held to
bail.
In bis answeE, LII: Monroe states TINT DIS WIG
waa very uncertain in regard 70 hcr noat3, olteh
going on Tor long tilno without hls knowiu;
Of tpr whereabouts. bhe also WAS possessed OF
that vory raro accomplishment OF her Box-
siiouce; 80 that she often went for months 10
gother without speaking to him. Ihon, 20 eat
tue CLIMAX. sho had Dog W1ich ehe pe1s'steu ~
, 1875-01-12

lEWF FENfNIIs ~
NETTING OF TIE REionM uS1oN.
Tue Womsn's Temperance NcioEm Union met
1t tho headquarters, ltoom ), no. l4H Eaat Aadl'
son street. yesterday afternoon.
1ns Treasurer presented report showing
balance Of $5G.35 to tho credit OF the organiza.
tieu.
1ote Of thanks was passed 70 the Young
, 1875-01-12

Tho account Of Mcclure, Clayton, Dorsey i
Co.. in Arkansas, has just bean nado up. 1t IL
A. follows Collected from the people IN sa1ea,
a. es'67i.bl1,G5; increase OF the bonded debt,
eS.Tb9, ,44t.b5; floating debt created, q ,e64, !
72i.tA; total Govt 10 ths 9kAts. 3l7, ,S92,071.1s.
, 1875-01-12

silks, shawls, Glover, Hosiery.
have Ill bceu marked dowa. buJesa Of these goods
will rave one-haf the,s snopey buying 1t PsrdSdges
11e State, Aersu,ao prluts eeaL. Cotton goods r.
tailed ut tnsnutsotursrs pE1ces
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Outstanding bills. .....hone.'
PHYSICIANS REPORT.
The physician Of tho Home, Dr. Char1es ".
Earle road his aunua1 report. This Bet forth
that with the exception Of the building, tue ID.
elticB of the institution tor tho reformation OF
persons undes the ban OF alcohol arc second TO
In liquoE hnd drlukuE III Tho Institution has bcon
absolutely stopped. Tho inmates, upou Rdn'in-
sion we're placed under medical treatment.
which, although neither noT nor fcni.rkah!e,
vas physiological, AMI Huccocded in removing In
tic Great majority Of cuBos the 'mnodiato aitctB
or acute alcoholism in very short time. Tho
following were the diseases Affecting the dif-
! ferent inmates during tue past year; AGO.
| mental disturbance and physical prostEntlon, q
alcoholism, light, 1877; epilepsy. hemIplogla.
partial, =; neuralgia, ~ ophthalmla, b deal
neas, partial. laryngiEe, naonenl.n, 70 ~
4; kidney d1flicultieB.2 rheumatism ~ foscrS,
malaria], 4; cczoma 8; opium habit, q; tlstula
| iu auo. syphilis, i; gonorrhGa, 2 hernia L;
| poisoning, i minor surgery, 10. Total, 3l3-
The nuuSer aent to hospital was 8; tho num-
| ber OF DEATHS, Tint Of q young lnan admlttod
nto tho institution while suffering most yialehs
dcllrlu1n, occurring during prolonged d"6auch,
and WHO died in them ali hour anu Aait alter
Tno report was, OFT motion, accepted and re-
ferred to tho Board OF Directors.
| SUMMARY OF THE WORK.
| The following report Of Commlstco appoint-
GU ~ !tFo.s uPen ssiE - ~, H., -, "a,
tho inception of inc lione "aa ieAa Wy Wy 1 ose.
retary and accepted, and roforrod to the board
of Direntors:
NJ. co-nr,,,,.. .ncon..d Mt the annual meeting
lug ,a1t ~ az ri rntI,rrinT sIxisItcs
1sn. -, h ~ er urcnr,n1itJed ly liza none since
~ iteAsu ~ to -" o hatr Ami rs,nrf frnm wl.il
~ ,I,a ~. n1.tan W Wlols nlItn.
ine a ~ a a,t1ntte,i from Drc IL 1851 10 Jan l.
~ 1a1n ~ p,nfrs pf ,ma,ss aet fennlcs d: total q7o
tohs, Mha,a tn.' n,,s,aV' ~ .Il.nixsjo,a. i. iii.
"Muso .t49ts ~ sI,a Inrnntos wnrn A follows
oi - "tnI hnni,t,anora m sotrsmn II. prjnters
Cesas, aa1; uooA ~ I1,or.r. * merti.aua ii coin.
~ iit t,rs1ars ia Inwyers ~: phyurta1s Is
ns.s.s ~ aIitnrs an, ionrnat,ta Fl actors II:
tsa,FP cts5Pstuan: ssnn,ussL. ~, e,'I snrvavnrs a.
WI Th t st.tus nj ti,tnates is "a fol]owa: Re-
Ans IA hnrnSa,f oia inuftfnJ tW homeless
11n H. Nv m,,psr nf inatha in the .Ieutou was o.
aAS; Ia r.frrm.i Tejnters 1t wars uerioiiou
aui I'd constant drinkers previous 10 entering the n
. stituttur.
Ageneral classification Of tho inmates @ sseoFng te
nationality is ~ follows u1ea sasea a' VIII
5s mnknowu II? " 'he Gnsa MassacSv.s,. III Til
bus 23y Fenhsyisauia o9 aa Wa
no.s; n cnn,csut. ~ II t,o remainder Being scstterci
thrnuaho,t the dilsercnt btaos. OF tile orclgn Ire
iant La l34 England, 81: scutland 81; oauada "
Germany, Is Wales, D; tho remainder embracing ~
most every nationality on no globe. !. =. ,o,,o,.
Ihs c!asslneauuht ssensu'm ~ ana ~ n :s bctyren
unaaa y ~ ,xotn % md So 3l3; betwo:n 30 anu
D d. g8 between 60 aud 70, o; over TO- +; unknown
, 1875-01-12

Reeds Temple Of Music.
F1as rosewood piauos, priees $500 10 500: terms,
80 caal, bslancs 325 per month. Splendid organs
With s,x atops for SIZES srms, &1s cAsn, Dsanes ea
monthly payments.
, 1875-01-12
VERY FAIR.
Results Of Tho Washingtonian Homo
Since 1868.
Reports Of the Work Done During Last
Year.
Election Of Directors.

The annual meeting Of the Wnstingtonian
Homo Association WAS hold yesterday evening at |
the Homo. corner of Madison ht1cet and Ogten
ayenuo. Thora wore present DR.. N. y. Davis, in |
tho chair, Mcssrs. G. N. Holden, J. 8. Mc1n!Yre,
". Warren, Dr.. G. ". Enrle, Dr. s. a. McWill- |
iams, Philip Myers, G. q. Hayman, II. O. Aorcy'
". u. DAtoha,n. r. II. Yhrnoy, W. Mcfarland,
HRS. q. N. Holden, Mrs. ". Warren, and super- |
itltondent Prof. D. Wilkins.
surEntNrEspENT's REPORT.
Tho reading OF tho minutes being, on mottan,
Suspended, tic meeting proceeded with lta roEn-
lar business. The Superintendent read hia an-
nual report, which waA, Oh motion, accepted anu
reforred to the Board Of Directors. Tile follow
ing arc tho principal points Of the report:
The humber Of inmates at shs lome on the IT. aay
Of January. lsi4. was -; number admitted during
tho soar 9: total AZ nn'er asclarg5 e.. ;.1 aasn9 dn
of s sn;4ry sntl' 1s7s IT, Of its 4tcnls adte durlng
tho ycAr 1G2 were periodical and 127 constant dr1nk7
1s ss; IL Ind aeru an @
10 their adlnlaHion,. aud larg1 nunl1sr weIe
d.rious at the time 4 adlsasen Tho assrago .gs
~ and 10, ii; between 80 md 40, Us; between 70
Tus M PRINCIPAL Occupations Of Inma.ea fol
| lows CLERKS. u: sastnen, 81 ]; boukktepern: ~
R1its.s maiors' isryar., erenants tFs,sna
agents, o.; saloon-kospers, q: dEusgists. I: fur;
tltAlers, 4: p1tnttrs- T. Iho aMount GA1lHSh
| for board dnrtuE tho year was 81! .2oa19s the
whole amount rece.vel for board, 81 l6oS9 Rho"hR
that uyur two-thirs Of tho inmates were free, or ~
syerage Of a5 free inmates during tho year caHs-
cation Of tho inmates according 10 heir nativity BLOW
eli ihut fourteen different naUnaltsies contributed m
mates during lhe year. tho uuitcd stAta ieading VITA
l5g, the reIn.ner Az follows Ireland, o.; England
81 Cnnat1a, Z Germany, 3; Trance, Doncmia. !;
| Doumark 4: East 1nIies, / Nova Scotia. l; New
brunswick / !; Scotland, Is Waea, H. Iho average
time spent iu tha Homo by paicNts was I'VE wceks.
The report discussed fully the goodnoHs OF the
work witcn tho Homo Association was carrysas
on. aud showed bow full ol fruit tho last year 3
work had beon.
| TnEAsUnER'a REPORT. ..
Tho reports Ut tho SECRETARY and treasurer
wore tloo read, accepted, and referred to tha
Board Of Dirrutorp, thu following bclug an oplt-
ONO Of their contunts
| nECE1rTs. -,. .
Balance on hand Jan. H. 1d14 ........-...$ 4ha.Is
1uycivel for I0nrd 5,aou.ns
ltgEeIvel IRON pt1ct A1urces., 4ooeo."s
elo,a12.3t
D1punaEMENTs+
Furniture, help fuel, repairs, SC. 6.lu4.74
. | Itateu account building fuuu...... ,A4219
| Loaned account Burr fund.-. 2,ll5ba
Loans outstanding account Burr fund.-.
It,ans outntanuH account building fnnu., Io,l-os
Outstanding bills.
| yin J7tyfN
, 1875-01-12

Balance in Treasury. ar'soeu
Td,atN oustat,v ACCOUNT Burr fund.-. ISL ~
Loans outstanding account building fund.-. lGl.osJ
Arizona citizen., 1875-08-21
Application for Patent.
MINE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, July 5, 1875.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, July 5, lS75
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
 N E.. E. Burlingame, whose pOstOftice address is Silver City, New Mexico has this day made application through this office for a patent from the United States for eight hundred and ninety seven and 60-l00 linear feet of the ReguIus mine or lode of copper bearing ore with ten and 2-l00 acres of surface ground situated in the Copper Mountain mining district, Yava- pal county, Arizona, and described in the plat and field notes now on file in this office as follows, tO-wit:
 Beginning at the SEE corner of the claim is identical with the SW corner of the Copper Mountain mine, and which is marked by a monument of stones, from which a cedar tree 70 inches in diameter bears $ 76I deg. W I7215 links distant, and a cedar tree 20 inches in diameter bears $ I31% deg w 333 links distant; the trees are marked R. M. c. No. I; thence s 5l deg. 22' W, var. l5 deg. 5V E, 300 feet to cedar tree with @ mound of stones built around it; thence in same direction 300 feet to SW corner of claim where is set post 1 feet long, inches square in 9 mound of stones 2 feet high; from which a cedar tree inches III diameter bears N
 4 deg. F 55R links distant and a cedar tree G inches diameter bears N s degrees F. S712 links dis yanJ; the post and trees are nldIheu ~. M. C. NO. III, thence \ g deg. 34' w, var II deg. 52' k, S97 60- l09 feet to NV corner of claim, which is marked by a post 1 feet long, inches square set in mound of stones ? feet high :; from which a pliiOn tree inches in diam eter bears \ 201a W l813 links distant, and a pinOn tree II inches in diameter bears N 37A deg. E 92% links distant; all ot which are marked R. M. C. No. "; this corner is \ 70 deg. 30' E 5.34 chains distdntI from the SEE corner of Arizona Central mine; thence \ 5I deg. 22' E, var. l4 deg. 52' E, 300 feet to post feet long, inches square set in mound of stones feet high: from which piilOn tree inches in diam eter bears $ 1894 deg. w 76 links distant, and @ pinOn tree 6 inches in diameter bears \ v deg. E 94 links distant; the post and trees are marked R. NJ. c. No. V; thence in same direction 72 224 feet to the line Of the Copper Mountain mine, where is set post feet long, inches square in a mound of stones ? feet high; from which 8 piflOn tree inches in diameter bears Sl 73I deg. E 1T links distant, and a pifon tree inches in diameter years N 6734 VI 5l links distant; the post and trees aTeI marked R. NJ. c. No. VI; thence $ 46 deg. 36' E, var. II deg. 52' E. 1861 chains distant to place of beginning, containing 10 2-l00I acres. LEVI RUGGLES, Register.
Arizona citizen., 1875-08-21
Application for Patent.
WHITE HAWK MINE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, FLORENCE. ARIZONA. July ), 1875. INOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LIN c. P. Crawford, whose postof1ice ad Idress is Silver City, New Mexico, has this iday made application through this office for patent from the United States fol fifteen hundred Q5O0) linear feet of the White Hawk mine or lode of copper bearing ore, with surface ground six hun Idred, 600 feet wide, situated in Copper Mountain mining district, Yavapai cOun lty, Arizona, and is described in the plat land field notes now on file in this office as follows, tO-wit:
 where stands pif1on tree F inches in di lameter, around which IS built mound O. lStOneS; this corner is on the k line of the
 First N. Extension of the Metcalie mine and 4.7S chains distant from the SEE cor
 her of said claim, and is 55.96 chains N 3l deg. l4' E from the large rocK marked IkPt. at the junction of the east and mid
 dle fork of Chase's Creek, which rOcK is referred to in the application for patent tC
 the Little Annie mining claim; from this Ithe SW cOrnera pi1On tree inches in di ameter bears $ g deg. E III links distant
 and pinOn tree l2 inches in diameter
 bears 20 deg. E S8 links distant; the cor
 ner and witness trees are marked w. H
 M. C. No. l; thence $ 2deg. lV F, var. + 'deg. B, 300 feet to post feet long, 1 inch
 eS square set Tn mound or stones feet high, from which a cedar tree 10 inches in
 diameter bears N l3 deg. F. 106 links dis tant, and pinOn tree F inches in diam e.
 ter bears N 1519 deg. w 99H links distant;
 of which are marked w. H. M. c. No. II
 thence in same direction 300 feet to SEE corner Of claim. where is set 8 post feet
 long, inches square in a mound of stones 2 feet high, from which an oaK tree inch les in diameter bears s G714 deg. k 67 links distant, and an oak tree inches in diam
 eter bears s 3515 deg. E 61 links distant; all of which are marked w. H. M. c. No. III; .thence N I7 deg. 5V E, var. l5 deg. E, 150C
 feet to NE corner of claim, which is marx ed by a post feet long, inches square set in mound Of stones feet high, from which a cedar tree inches in diameter
 bears N 2115 deg. w 94 links distant, and a cedar tree inches in diameter bears s 80 deg. E l5l linKs distant; all of which are marked w. H. M. c. No. "; thence N F deg. lV w, var. l4 deg. 45/ E, 300 feet to post 4 feet long, inches square set in mound Ot stones feet high, from which cedar tree 6 inches in diameter bears $ S6% deg. E S5 linKS distant, and a cedar tree 10 inches in diameter bears $ 61a deg. w 259 links dis c. No. V; thence in same direction 300 feet to NV corner of claim where is set post feet long, inches square in a mound Of stones feet high, from which pinon tree inches in diameter bears $ % deg. w 230 links distant, and pinon tree inches in diameter bears S 6214 deg. E 132 linKs dis tant; all which are marked W. H. M. c. No. VI; thence $ 17 deg. 50 w, var. 15 deg. E 1900 feet to place ot beginning, containing 20 66-l00 acres. LEVI RUGGLES,
 July 17. Allow ReglSter.