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Jan. 81, 1879
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

-. LAND OFF1CE.
HELENA, M. T., May Q, 1S79.{
NOTICE is hereby given that Anthony w.
Nv Barnard, / ennis Leary and James A. Tai
bott, whose postoffice address is Butte, Deer
Lodge county, NJ. T., have this day filed their
application for u patent for s91 linear feet OF the
other metals, with surface ground varying from
125 to 100 feet in width, situate lying and being
In the Summit Valley mining district, county
OF Deer Lodge, Territory of Montana, and known
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in thisOffice as Lot 70. As and 81, in
township g. north, range 7 and 8 west OF the
principal base and meridian, Territory of Mon
tana, the exterior boundaries of said Lot No. 4s
and III being as follows, to-wit0variation l94o
10 1879 east: Commencing at the 9. w. corner,
ment of stone alongside, and running thence N.
14o E. 1870 feet; thence s. 73o 22 E. $50 feet to a
stone and monument, from which the 4 section
corner to sections Nos. ! and IL, T. 3 N, II. Z and
sW, bears n. 90 sS E. 1882 chains distant;
thence 8: To % 90 = ? 81 ] feet; thence s. i4o ". IS
r. ": 4as feet to place Of beginning, containing
Green Mountain lode. lot No. 81, on the east,
claimed by James A. Talbot ct al; the Burnett
Butcher ct al; the Mountain lode, on the west,
claimed by the National Mining and Exploring
Company. The location of this mine In duly
recorded in the Recorders office of Deer Lodge
county, In book A of lodes. H.&
ANY and all persons claiming. adversely any
Ing ground as hereinbefore described, are re-
qutred to file their adverse claim with the Reg
ister OF, the us. Land Office at Helena, In the
Territory Of Montana, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof, or they will be for
ever barred by virtue Of the pr9oyisions Of the
u 8. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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Chief Joseph and His BAND.
cotfeyvllle kansas, Journal.

Coffeyvllle (Kansas) Journal.
Last Monday morning a large, well built
Indian, with two oNthree feathers in a high
crowned hat, rode quietly past this Office.
His appearance and manner indicated his
rank. 1t was Chief Joseph, whose name will
go down to posterity in the same books that
tell Of Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and Custer.
A few rods behind him came a team drawing
a new wagon filled with Indians; then
another and another, until fifty-nine had
passed. The exact number of Indians we
did not learn, but there were probably be-
tween four and five hundred, and they were
in charge of Agent Haworth, assisted by Mr..
A.. E. Chapman, who spoke Indian ~auently.
The party was moving from their camp, IS
miles South of Baxter Springs, to their res
ervation west Of the Poncas, and about forty
or fifty miles southwest of Arkansas City.
They were the ~cleanest and best behaved In
dams that have ever passed through Coffey-
vile. They were all dressed in civilized
costume, so far as frocks and trousers were
concerned, but they were we'll supplied with
Indian gew gaws, beads, moccasins, blankets,
bows, arrows, knives, etc. Afew bows and
arrows were purchased by the town boys.
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NORDENsKJOLD.


The name Of Nordenskjold, the learned
ana uars..,s Swede, is henceforth to be added
to the list of succassrur-::--rlorers. He has
completed a great achievement, and az usc.
same time has made a distinct and original
contribution to the sum of human knowl-s
edge. Late in December, when within a few
days sail of the end of his perilous voyage
he was blocked in the ice near Kellett Land,
an island on the northeast coast of Siberia
Here he and his gallant company passed the
winter, it is not yet known how. Many.
feared that they had met the fate Of other ex-
plorers in the same destroying seas, and prep
aratiOns OH a great scale were already making
to rescue them if alive, or find traces of their
loss. Others were more hopeful, and predict
ed that they would come safely to port as soon
as the warmer currents swept along that
stormy coast. Their confidence has been JUS
titled ; and the news of the arrival Of the Vega
and its gallant crew at Behring Straits has
been received with satisfaction and relief
throughout the civilized world.
Professor Nordenskjold has been on MANY
previous voyages of adventure and discovery.
Seven years ago he was selected by the Gov
eminent of Sweden to command q sledge ex-
petition toward the Pole. He and his COM
panions e farther than any travellers had
gone before, but the difficulties were too great
for endurance, and the expedition was aban-
doned without practical result. Three years
latar with fho - cno-.kson xnr
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mo, TOOL
APPLICATION FOk PATENT.
UNrrED STATE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HEIENA, MT, June 10, 1879
GniyE whose + ne p%osiof Rc9s addsess n Il W vail
vile, Deer Lodge county, Montana, has thisd
filed application for patent under the min
laws Of Congress, for fourteen hundred and |
ty (146O) linear feet on the Curry. Lode, and I
and s4-ioO e s4-10o) acres on the Alice mill
appurtenant thereto, situated In Summit "
ley mining district. Deer Lodge county, M~nd
ma, in section Y, township 3, north range . VI
corder's office in ahd for said county, and bd
officially designated as Lots No. 116 A. and b.
spectively, ard described as follows, ton
For lot 10 A., Curry Lode, beginning at a /
marked M. G.. ZIG Al, for corner No. 1, ii
which the Y section corner or the north bO1u
ry of section II, township s, north range 8 vi
bears n. 200 SO. E: LOIS feet distant, and rum
thence N. 1870 w. 425 feet thence N. 76Ao
1.46O feet, thence s. 1879 Il. $40 feet, thence
75Xo w. b61 feet, thence q. 10xo w. 81 feet, the
S.74Xo w. 2lI feet, thence 8 76aso w. SO feet
t ths Place 10, q l S~eg Ut 4 g. embracing a.5ss an area
For lot t16 B. Alice Mill Site, beginning q
post marked M. @. 116 B-1, for corner No
from which corner mo 8. of Lot 116 A.. bears
s14o W: IS feet, thence 8. 7s5o W z72 feet, the
8. 2ko w. 161 feet, thence n. 1912 Il. 80 I
thence s. 1875 E.. $40 feet, thence N. 1912 E.
feet, thence s. l0k w. 12O feet, thence n. SIN.
Is feet, thence N. 10 f. 66s feet to the place Of
ginning, embracing an area of two aid $40
St-l0O) acres, upon each Of which lots an Off
plat and notice was posted ON the It'll day
June, A. d. 1879.
The adjoining claimants to these premises
to the Frank Moulton and Alice Lodes on
North, Blue Wing and Midnight Lod on
South. .r
Any and all persons claiming adversely
part or portion Of the above described prem
are requested to file their adverse claims '
the Register of the u. 8. Land Office at Hell,
Montana, during the sixty days publica
hereof, or be forever barred by virtue Of the
visions of the statute.
]. II. MOE, Regist,
GEO. +. MARSH, Y
U, 8. Dep. Min. Surveyor. 1
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mo. 702.l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE

I. LAND OFFICE,
aENL LtTr| HELENA, N. T., May II, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby published that George w.
IN Beal and Perry II. IDEAL whose ostofficea adj
dress Is Butte, Deer Lodge county, Montana,
have this day filed application for patent under
the mining law Of Congress, for twenty-nine
and 34-l00t % 34-l00 acres Of placer mining ground,
situated In the locality known as Siberia Min
ing District, Deer Lodge county, Montana, in
unsurveyed township 8 north, range 10 west, of
the principal meridian. the record Of said prem
ises not being in existence, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the NV. corner OF
said claim, att granite stone 2ixlsxl2 inches,
marked u. G. 49,, for corner No. I and running
thence .. Coz 1D w. 2O-34 chains; thence 8. 49,
". 7.92 chains; thence 8. $40 lY w. 894 chains;
thence 8. 2So e. along easterly boundary OF Lot
No. ~, . 45 chains; thence N. 3D. IS e. 1890
chains; thence N. 4So ~ T.. $40 chains; thence
N. &c 3O E. 1880 chains; thence N. 30a W.. $50
chains to the place of beginning, the same being
designated as Lot No. 43, T. 8 N, r.. 10 W.. and
embracing an area of twenty-nine and 3i-1OO
acres, upon which q notice OF said application
was posted OH the 4th day Of May, A. u. 1879.
The adjoining claimants to these premises are
IN e,acer claim Lot No. AZ, on the southwest.
ANY anusc.,l persons claiming adversely any
part or portion or the s.hove described premises
are required to file their advclssa claims with the
Register U. g. Land ONCE, Helena, ma T., DUR
ing the sixty days publication hereof or be rssr-
ever barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
statute. J. II. MOE, Register.
GEO. F.. MARSH, [may27
U. 8. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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Arrl1c41llSSSai *, 81. s1rxsss
o. s.. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. m, r. un0 10. 70

= 8 A4NAfNr E4WfAs4aH W. 9s bAG0 kl40&e 1k8NNH
NOTICE Is hereby published that II
AN Daily, whose pOsfonice add!ee4 ~ VI
Nhoss p0sto6ice address II Butte, Dsef
county, Montana, have this day lled al
tion f6r patent, under the mining laws 0f]
gressi for fifteen hundred (15oO) linear feet Y
and other metals, situated in the Summit
ley Mining District, Deer Lodge county,
tana, IN sectiOn II, townatip 3, north or raj
west, which claim II recorded In the Count
cOrder's ONCE In and for said county, an
scribed as follows, tO-wit: Beginning at I
msr : sso y; 3; a IN i az EosasF S IS; ! sfrSn \ \
ton Il, township .. north u range 9 vest. |
1879 e 400 feet, thence N. 74ko e. Is
thence N. Tko w. 81 feet, thence N.
e. AS feet, thence N. 74ko e. 90 feet, u
N l6Ho w ls2 feet, thence = 74ko w
6 SET h. thence !. ny =. n lSks E :; s fsst, - the ne "a !,
ing designated as Lot No. 1T, township s, i
of range 8 west. and embracing an area o
and 36-100 40 38-100) acres, upon which Q d
of said application VI q posted, tpGck1eH MI
oficial plat, on the It'll day Of June al Dsi
The adjoining claimants to the abovl
scribed premises are to the Transit Lode Of
west 4 M s,ld SSnna an 4i,S Curry tx LS %ssa On g. th - 3
the south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
part or portion of III above described pre-
are requested to file their adverse claims
the Register Of the u. 8. Land Ofiice at He
Montana, during the sixty days public
hereof. q 5e forever barred BY virtue o. IN
j.. h. MOE, Regis
GEo.F. MARSH,
U. s. Dep, Min. Surveyor.
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APPLIcATfoN FoR PATENT.
q. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M. T.. June 20. 1875

E%#f.. ~ Il. AA1LhNA w l., Suue ~, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby published that Leander
~. M. Black, whose p. O. address Is Bohemian,
Gallatin county, Montana, has this day filed
application for patent under the mining laws of
Congress, for four and sixIy-seven hundredths
Ss.SI) acres Of placer mining ground: situated in
county Montana, in section IS, 7. 3, N. r. W.;
which claim is recorded In the County Recorders
WIS., in and for said county and described as
follows, wv.st:-Beginping at q post marked
NJ. G.. ito /. for ornu:.- No. 1. from which the
Xsec. cor. on east boundary Urvsc.ion Is T.
Ri W. bears east 1,426 feet distant, ah0rur..rg
thence east 100 feet; thence north ~ feet, thence
east 200 feet, thence south 6o3 feet, thence west
300 feet, thence north 651 feet to the place of be-
ginning; the same beilg Officially designated as
area Of. four and $1,000 t4.6z LOO acres upon which
notice Of intention and official plat Of said prem
ises was posted on the 18th day of June, A. d.
1873. The adjoining claimants to these premises
are the Butte tow site on the west and north
and unknown claimants to placer claims on the
east and south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion of the above described premises
are requested to tile their adverse claims with
the Register U. 8. Land Office, at Helena, Mon
tana, during the publication hereof, or be for
statute. j. H. MOE, Register.
G.F. MARSH, u. 8. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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APpLrcAr1NoSNi " SJR PATEN1.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HELENA MONT, May -, 1897
US a Is hsss eS@ sassS ths 81 rs iss a asso!Ssy ia II
fact, Charles w. Carney, whose postoffice adj
dress is Divide, Deer Ledge county, Moata ins
a patent for 400 iinea feet 81 the Fettingill lode,
mine or vein, bearing silver and other metals,
the Pettinsin MIL siIr sitej 81 Situate I 8. lying and being
In Vipond Mining. District, county Of Beaver.
head, Territory Of Montana, and known and
file IN this ONCE e. lot No. IS a. and B. lin 7. 1
8, R. 10 and I! "! principal basc and meridian
Of said lot No. As a. and b. being as follows, To-
at pine post, set at the n. r.. corner Of lot Is
n not ma Sears n ~ 5o 3 IS - E.. s saSm ch wnt Sist .n and ahi run.
ming; thence s. sSo ~ 2; 100 feet thence 9. $40
4 sSe w; S2eG IS fss 8 F. sh sscs se n: % 81 me - p, ~; ~ 1SG se feet;
ming, and embracing an area Of sos acres.
For lot 4s B.: BEGINNING at = pine post marked
1. y asS = ~ = w. 4, fs $50 c Mnlsn ths aals.a and S0i nnnn SSas;
thence 8. $50 AZ E.. 3.45 chains lfrom which cor
ner No. / of lot 4s A. bears 9. 2yo q II w 1862
thence n. go +. s.ss chains thence S. 80 oy W.
9.25 chains thence 8. 4so ~ W. 3.54 chains to the
place of beginning, containing an area Of five
acres containing a total area of 1905 acres.
Lot 40 A. is bounded on the NV. by the Ken
lucky lode, claimed by w. P. Collins, ct al; on
the N. BY the Aurora and Humboldt lodes,
L Gee ga He on II the I \: s. W a mill IFS sit e," Claimed q BY : the 1
Monroe silver Mining company. ~
The location OF this mine Is duly recorded In
the Recorders office of Beaverhead county in
book record of mining claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Pettingiil lode and mill site mine
or said mining ground as hereinbefore described.
are required to Tile their adverse claim with the
Register OF the United States Land Office at
Helena, in the Territory of Montana, during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute. j. H. MOE, Register.
7. 7. BAKER. U. s. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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APpL1cArifooSSi rs Pok PATENT PATENT.
U. s. land OFFIcE.

hELENA IA. t., June 10, 1879. ! &
NOTICE ~ hereby published that Marcus
~ DAILY, whose ostofice address Is Walker
vile, Deer Lodge county, Montana, has this day
filed application for seven hundred and forty
two (T42) linear feet, ON the Midnight lode min
ing claim, bearing silver and other metals, situ-
nted in Summit Valley Mining District, Deer
Lodge County Montana, In Section u. Township
5, North Of Range 9 West, which claim is re-
corded In the County. Recorders office, In and
for said county, and described rs follows, to- wilt:
Beginning at o post marked M. G. isl for cor
ner No. I. from whlchLthe X section C0ryon north
boundary OF section II, township 8, north or
range 8 west, bears N. % 3U w, Sat feet distant
and running thence N. 10xo f. N5 feet, thence N.
11ko e. 142 feet. thence y. 10xo w. 90 feet, thence
8. 1872 w. 74B feet, to the placeof beginning, the
same being designated as Lot No. il8, in 4. s, N.
RS W., and embracing an area OF four and l3-
100 q ls-l0o) acres, upon which q notice OF said
application and ofieial plat was posted on the
Ith day Of June, A. ID. 1879.
The adjoining claimants to those premises are
the Blue Wing Lode on the west and south, Cur
~ Lode on The north and Annie and Ida Lode on
the east.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion of the above described pl misses
are requested TO die their adverse claims with
the He9iater OF the u. 9. Lam once, 1t Helena,
MT during the sixty days pubiication hereof
or be forever barred by virtue of the provisions
of the statute. ]. H. o Register.
u. 9. Dep. Min. Surveyor. ie
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NOTICE TO oo-owNIR.

TITO CHARLES III. MILLER: You are hereby
Il notified that the undersigned have, in ac-
cordance, with the, requirements of the law,
performed labor and made improvements of the
value Of two hundred dollars l$2o0) in represent
ing for the year ending April 18th, 1879, the Ohio
lode claim. situated in Summit Valley
Whining District, Deer Lodge County, Montana
Territory, and In developments made on said
claim, and you are hereby notified that unless
you contribute or cause to be contributed YOUR
proportion of such expenditure, amounting to
forty dollars (S40,) together with interest ana
costs, within one hundred and eighty t16O) days
from date Of this notice, all your right, title, in
terest and claim in and to the above mentioned
quartz lode claim will become the property Of
your co-owners, who haze made tho above de-
scribed expenditure. n5-5e
JOHN MOVES,
'@.ffg. DA PID THOMPSON,
BENJAMIN VENOR,
JOEL a. MOSS.
BUTTE. A 8. 1879. l4
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U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. T.,ll
May II. 1873. i
NOTICE is hereby given that William
~, MCNAMARA, stanislas E. Hirbour, Adaa3I
address is Butte, Deer Lodge county, Montana
have this day filed their application for q pateHq
for 1880 linear feet OF the SnCOzer o mine q
vein, bearing silver, with surface ground 81
nit Valley mining district, county of Ded
Lodge, Territory Of MOntaLa, and known am
designated by the field notes and official plat OF
file IN this office rs Lot Nc. 12i, in township
north, range west. principal base and meridla1
Territory Of Montana, the exterior boundarle
of said Lot No. 124 being as follows, to wit
variation 1872 TO 18Ao east: Commencing at
p11s,.tte stone marked I N. G. 124, with mOnu
ment or es.ccre along side, set at the N.-E. coriie
Of this claim, rom which the 4 section corns
On M thf = east 3 t. bombay anas y a ns'T ! 81 seo.lo an s Sis Il,
and running thence s. $50 40 w. llof feet; Them
y. 22o as g.. l49 feet thence 3. 6So w. III feel
thence 8. 90 +. 40 feet; thence N. $50 co. r. IN
feet; thence N. 70 W.. 1872 feet to place of begiI
ming, containing 10 7s-lOO acres. This lain
lode, Lot No. 113, claimed by A.. !. Davis 9
the north by the La Plata lode Lot No. q
claimed by John Downs ct al on the east by tn
Dernier lode. claimed by James Mallet ct ~
F. Beck ct al. The location Of this mine is dll
recorded in the Recorders Office of Deer Lods
county In book g., record of lode claims,
Any and all persons claiming adversely an
portion of said Snoozer lode mine or said mil
Ing ground as hereinbaforc described, are r
lister of the U. s. Land Office at Helena. In u
Territory OF Montana, during the sixty da,
period OF publication hereof, or they win ]
haired by virtue Of tho Prgay y q Rs shs ssa
O.. s. bep. Min. surveyor.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, NJ. r., May q, lS79.}
NOTlCE Is hereby published that James A.
IN Murray, whose postoffice address is Butte,
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, have
this day filed application tor patent under the
mining laws OF Congress, for fourteen hundred
and twenty-three t1423l linear feet on the Black
Bear lode mining claim, situated in Summit
Valley mining district, Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, In section 2, township 5
north, range 8 west. which claim Is recorded In
the office OF the county recorder In and for said
county, and described rs follows: Beginning
at q post marked N. G. 1851, for corner No. 1,
from which the corner to sections l and 2, on the
north boundary of T.. N, H. 8 W., bears N. 20
o. e. 1JO36 feet (l6.7O chains) distant, and rum
ming thence 8. 7lo W. 1,423 feet; thence N. 29' w.
$50 feet; thence N. togo E. g52 feet to the west
boundary of the Salisbury lode; thence 8. 50 90,
E.. IS feet thence N. 79KO e. 37e feet; thence s..
S3ko q. l50 feet; thence 8. 90 f. 3G2 feet TO the
place Of beginning. the same being designated
nfteen and 81 100 (5 1900 acres, upon which .
18th day OF May, A. D.. 1873. The adjoining
claimants to these premises are claimants 70
North soar and Salisbury iodes, Lots 7a and 81.
OH tho east and northeast.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion Of the above described premises
are required TO nie their adverse claims with the
Register u. 8. Land Once at Helena, d. T., dur
Ing the sixty days publication hereof. or be for
ever barred by virtue OF the prOvisions OF the
statute, ID H. MOE, Register.
q. s. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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Mr.. Delmonico, talking about entrees, says
that Americans ought to "copy the French
method Of utilizing the small bits of raw
meats and fowls, and of re-cooking all kinds
of cold joints and pieces of cooked meat
which remain, day by day, from every dinner
in almost every family" The success of such
dishes depends mainly on the sauce, which is
best made from the broth. The following is
his recipe for a favorite sauce: "Take an
ounc Of ham or bacon, cut it up in small
pieces, and fry in hot fat. Add an onion and
carrot, cut up, thicken with -four, the add a
pint or quart of broth, according to quantity
desired, season with pepper and salt, and any
spice that is relished DIETER though without
the sauce}, aud let simmer for an hour, skim
carefully, and strain. A wine glass of any
wine may be added If liked" Cold roast or
broilel beef or mutton may be cut into small
squares, fried brown in butter, and then gent
ly stewed in the sauce above described. Mr..
DelmOnico describes croquettes as the attract
i've substitute for American hash, and tells
how to make them: "Veal, mutton, lamb
sweet breads, almost any kind Of light meats,
ISSUES coiu chlcheh Anu turkey, can De most
deliciously turned into croqdettes. Chop the
meat very fine. Chop up an onion, fry it in
an ounce Of butter, add a tablespoonful OF
flour. Stir well, aud then add the chopped
meat and a little broth, pepper, a little nut
meg. Stir for two or three minutes, then add
the yolks Of two eggs, and turn the whole
mixture into . dish to cool. When cold, mix
wen together again. Divide up into parts for
the croqnettes, roll into the desired shape in
bread Dip In beaten egg, and fry crisp,
. bright, golden color. Any Of these ero-
quettes may be served plain or with tomato
sance o. garniture Of vegetables.
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NOTICE no Co-OWMERs.

ITO JOHN NAGLE ALEX. McLAURIN
i Joseph Curley, and Jaines NEWMAN: I'd
are hereby notified that the undersigned hos, n
accordance with the requirements of the lAN
performed labor and made improvements Of N
value OF one hundred dollars, In representing
for the year ending March IA 1873. the Silva
Valley Mining District, Deer Lodge COUNTY
Montana Territory. and You are hereby notind
that unless you contribute or cause To be cor
tributed Your proportion ofisuch ~expenditur1
amounting to s12N for John Maggie. $3.50 ID
Alexander McLaulin. sf2.50 fOr Joseph CurleS
and SIS for James Newhafn. together with u
terest md costs, within one hundred and eight
t1S0) days from date Of this notice. ali you
right. title and interest And claim IN and 70 u
aforementioned quartz lode claim will beconl
the property OF the undersigned YOU coowne
VIII has made the required expenditure.
Butte City, March %. iss.