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National Republican., 1881-05-21

PROPOSALS FOR CUT OHIO STONEWOTB
i FOR BRICKS, AND FOR LAYING BRIO Is
FOR THE EXTENSION OF CITY HALL
National Republican., 1881-05-21
DRoPosALs FOR SHEET COPPER, 6.

Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOU
STATE WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHISGTOS, ID. c. May %. ISL
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering Oh
Sheet Copper, Galvanized Sheet Iron, &c. require
for the north wing of building for state War.
Navy Departments. in this city viii be received
this office until II ~. of june. 1881. and opened us
medi2tey thereafter IN presence of bidders
Specifications, gene - Instructions for bidders,
blank forms Of prop a. viii be furnished 70 C>Ja.
lshed manufacturer and dealers in the abOy d
cIes upon their proper application to this office.
TlIOS LINEDLN CASEY.
my3o6t Lieutenant ( olOneI Corps Of Engineer
National Republican., 1881-05-21
Summer 23oaroina.
@roposals.
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DROPOSALS


WAsHINGTON. D. c.. May - I,~l.
Sealed proposals will be received at This oicc UrI
Il o'clock OH the 3Ist day of May for supplying such
quantities of Fresh Beef and Vegetables, Fresh Brsd
and Baking Navy Bread may be required az the
Navy-Yard and Station AT Washington. D. C.. d.r1
the fiscal year ending June -, lSS3-
Blank forms of offer and all necessary information
as to specifications and the quantities required can m
procured by applying 10 the Inspector of PrCv>ras
and Clothing at the Washington Navy-Yard-
J. y. SMITH.
my21S&M2w Pay Inspector. [. = Nayy.
National Republican., 1881-05-21

ARIsTIDEs will be recalled to Athens.
National Republican., 1881-05-21
William r. Chandler,

Mr.. Chambers rejection by the Senate
yesterday for the Solicitor-Generalship
will be regretted by Stalwart Republicans
throughout the country. He is man of
ability and of sterling integrity. His
fidelity to the principles of the Republi-
can party is conspicuous and admitted.
1t seems to us strange that the power
of the Executive and of the Pre-
mier was not sufficient to produce a
different result. Had Democratic SEN
ators who have been Obsequious to the
administration been subjected to half the
pressure applied in the Robertson case
Mr.. Chandler would not have been
defeated. The man whose ablest lieu
tenant he has been, and who is indebted
to him for much of his power, owed it to
himself to vindicate and save his friend.
We shall now see whether under his in
fuence this undeserved defeat shall be
compensated by suitable recognition.
THE increase of subscribers to THE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN during the past fort
night has been greater than during any
previous equal length of time since its
new management assumed charge.
"WHERE is GOrham ?" ask numerous OF
our exchanges. His whereabouts can be
ascertained daily by reading THE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN,. Terms, six dollars
per annum, or fifty cents per month.
The Republican Party-NOyember. 1850.
NEW YORK, INDIANA. ILLINOIS, OREGON,
PENNSYLVANIA, MASSACHUSETTS,
MICHIGAN, MAINE, NEBRASKA,
WISCONSIN, OHIO, KANSAS,
COLORADO, VERMONT,
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
RHODE ISLAND,
MINNES OTA,
CALIFORNIA,
National Republican., 1881-05-21
myl0-TThStd

ARCHITECTS OFFICE, L =. CAFITtI-
WASHINGTON. d. c., MAY 10. ISL
Proposals will De opened on TT ESDAY, May 81. o.
Il H., for the above at this Office where plans t
specifications may be seen.
EDWARD CLARK.
myl0-TThStd Architect L. =. tapito.-
National Republican., 1881-05-21

THE Post administration organ) thinks
the Presidents work in splitting the Re-
publican party can do no harm, as. the
country will have the Democratic party
TO fall back on. Is this by authority?
National Republican., 1881-05-21
By ThGS. j. Fisher * Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS,
1223 street northwest.

PUBLIC SALE OF COTTAGE AND GROUNDS
AT THE CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND
BOUNDARY STREETS NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May "A, at O'clock
the premises, shall sell lot No in square No
49, fronting i67 feet Eighteenth street and 17IS3
feet Boundary street containing lS4 square feet
and improved by a Frame Cottage and Brick Stable
The grounds are improved with shrUbbery and fruit
trees Potomac water and good well the premises
Terms: s., 100 in cash; balance in years, with
terest at seven % per cent.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO, Auctfoneers.
National Republican., 1881-05-21
Sfor 2Renf--@ -@oonns.

WV ~kSUI@ %kOObtt~'S
TOR RENT-TwO LARGE, HANDSOMELY
Il furnished Rooms, en- suite first floor also one
large front Room; price, 81 Apply al 6O Fourteenth
street northwest my2t3tS
NOR RENT-FOUR UNFINISHED COMMU-
Il nicating Rooms on first floor, modern improve
ments parties without children; references ex-
changed. Apply at 1l4O Eighth street northwest.
E7oR RENT-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR
furnished Room. with Board, with the comforts of a
home in private family, by addressing HOME, Re
puhlcan ONCE mS-i-Str
NOR RENT-A LADY CAN BE ACCONM0-
Il dated with Room and good Board with a lady
no questions asked. Address CONFIDENCE, Repqo-
on0E E STREET-FOR RENT-Two LARGE
oOS front Rooms on second and third floors, with
or without Board TO gentleman and wife or TO gen.
T0OR RRENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
Il Rooms. en- suite or single, at 81 -Four -ahaf
street northwest. my2E5tS
NOR RENT-A FRONT ROOM IN THE MOST
L delightful part of the city for gentleman; ref
erenees required. Apply at 1913 Fourteenth street
northwest. myH-3t<
zoe THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
! OO Large communicating Rooms on TiTst and
second floor, furnished or unfurnshed; terms mod
crate. my2Q3t*
NOR RENT-PART OR WHOLE OF FIRST
r ho3E &C ri also darnsHed ROOMS IN
I7OR RENT-To SINGLE GENTLEMEN. TWO
L communicating, airy Rooms commanding tine
prospect; another small Room If deSiTed near Iowa
Circle Address HOUSEHOLDER, Republican office.
my203t*
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
L first floor of house No. 40 Fifth street. with
ture; terms moderate myl96t
NOR RENT-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
Il and small Room adjoining. Oil second floor at
5i7 Ninth street northwest. mylSe3t#
NOR RENT-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, IN
I furnished either 10 gentlemen or for hOuSekeep-
ing; all modern improvements Apply at hob Eight
eeuth street northwest. mylS-3t*
NOR RENT-TwO FINE LARGE FRONT
L Rooms second floor; three windows, hand
somely furnished; separately or together; Board if
desired; summer prices Apply at ll33 Thirteenth
street, corner Nj nylo3t$
SECoND FLOOR, FOR RENT-VERY DESIIEA-
- ble furnished; will rent 10 one or two persons.
Apply at No. 94i + street northwest. One room
fronts on h and the room on Tenth street; S25
per month; perfect order. mylS3t<
NOR RENT-LARGE. PLEASANT. WELL
II furnished Rooms at 1885 Fourteenth street
northwest; not for housekeeping purposes myls-3t*
OETK STREET NORTHW WEST-TWO COM
sTf 1 muniCating Rooms on third floor nicely fur
niShed sttingrOOm and bedroom: south front;
private family, without children; frSt-class Table
Board. myIs-a*
NOR RENT-OFFICE ROO3fS-THREE LIGHT,
II airy Rooms, with water and gas, slngly or to-
gether. w c. DODGE, corner Ninth and q streets
northwest. apl3u
National Republican., 1881-05-21

OFFICE ROOMS in Nos 323 and 319 Four-and-a-
half ST. n. W; also n45S Louisiana avenue II.
Call for Weekly Rent-List.
The houses East Capitol street are well located
and very desirable.
EIOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN & Co,
fe3-u ST. Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1881-05-21

WAS there any ill-feeling in any quarter until
Mr.. COnkling stirred it up?-NCIU York Tribune.
There was no ill-feeling in any quarter
until the President stirred it up by the
nomination of Robertson, and ereybOdy
knows it
National Republican., 1881-05-21

i OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT or COLTNBGt.
WASHINCsTDS. May %. Isl.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
above until l. O'Clock noon. FRIDAY, June 10. o.
furnishing supplies to the various branches o. iu
District government for the year ending June a. i'S
Information, samples. and blanks will bC EyruiSIt
upon application al room l., Morrison Building, ui
and-a-llalf street northwest
By order of the Commissioners y. G.
JOHN r. CLARK.
National Republican., 1881-05-21
United States Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of fieri fciaS issued of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and 10 me directed, viii sell at public
sale, for cash. at Thomas Dowlings auction store,
corner of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
SATURDAY the 2lst day of May, 1851 10 o'clock
a. all the right title, claim, and interest of the de-
fendant in and 10 the following property to
wit Twenty directories of the city of Washington
the year 1881 seized and levied upon the property
of Wm H Boyd, to satisfy execution No. 1870 at law
in favor of Eva = Smith
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
L. ;. Marshal.
MAY 1881 Tnvrz-5tC
National Republican., 1881-05-21
Sor GSale--S6olrses, &c.

NOR SALE-TWO LOTS ON EIGHTEENTH
street, near r, will be sold very cheap If taE ken -
once; one corner lot. Address VICTOR. RrpubIE
office. Uly.lI- gfz
National Republican., 1881-05-21

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF MEANS, DE
"a tanned in the city during the summer, desires
acquaintance with young lady: object explained ny
office. mly2G-;t*
National Republican., 1881-05-21

Sc ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN ABOVE SALE Is
postponed until TU ESDAY, May 2I same hour and
place. Omnibus leaves Office al ] o'clock day-O
sale. THOS. J. FISHER K CO,
Al f.I1nN-D AnnnfiC.
National Republican., 1881-05-21
2Business Chances.

DOSIE: COME IMMEDIATELY; ALL SHALL
- be as you wish. LETIE. ap2O-Im=
National Republican., 1881-05-21

90 WILL BE PAID DOWN AND Is PER
sD W. cent of salary long as retained for a
Government position; have the best of recommend
.-1I-2
National Republican., 1881-05-21

UTANTED-WILL PAY $50 CASH AND 10 PER
w cent of salary for four months TO q party pro-
curing me Government situation at salary of So
OF $50 per month Address c. a. NJ, Republican office
my2l-3t<
National Republican., 1881-05-21

NyUSIC-WANTEp-A FEW SCHOLARS ON PI
Nk anO; especial attention 10 beginners; b. J.
Langs system terms, $40 per quarter; reduction on
more than two. Address MUSIC, Republican Office
my2I-Im*
National Republican., 1881-05-21

NOR ELECTROMAGNETIC AIRY ROOMS
X street. myIS-I2t*
National Republican., 1881-05-21

e - A MONTH FOR FIRST-CLASS TABLE
S.p i - Board Furnished Rooms also very low; ex-
cellent summer location. Apply at 1lOI Twelfth
street. next corner Massachusetts aNnnnp 2n2fk
National Republican., 1881-05-21
8oor0ino.

nor RENT-TWO OR THREE PERSONS CA
location in The city. myeO-3ts
National Republican., 1881-05-21

no THE PROTESTANTS OF FRENCH Ma
IL tivity hold no religious meetings in this city?
nNIQ3tA
National Republican., 1881-05-21

200 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
90 -First-claSS Table Board, by reliable ca
terer at low rates. my2Q3t%
National Republican., 1881-05-21

HCc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
Il y National Hotel-Firstciass Board, well-fur-
nished Rooms 50 to $40 per week 81 to 81 50 per day.
so to $50 per month; Meals, SIS per month, 81 per
week. Mrs. o. G. HOWARD. nyisGts
National Republican., 1881-05-21

WE HAVE a NUMBER OF ELEGANT RESI-
w dences in very desirable locations for sale and
TO let furnished and unfurnshed, very low rates
also great many select Building Sites. YOUNG d
CALDWELL. my2Q3t
National Republican., 1881-05-21

TT1HETREAfONTHOU OUSEoFFERS GOOD ROOMS
Il with frst-claSS hoteIbOard. for s25 and $50 per
month; house is well furnished. heated V th steam
and every way desirable. Oc22
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
I FL E C R AP H IC!
SPECIAL TO THE NIyER.l

San Francisco, May 3l-The Democrati members of the New York Legislature hay, nominated James c. Jacsbs and Francis P hernan for Conkiing & Platt's places. Denver, May 3I.-Thursday's stage. or Barlow d Sanderson's line, was stopped by Tour masked men, who robbed the passen gers, getting away with s33,UOO in drafts, SooV m money, jeweiry, etc On the same day at Poncha Springs the robbers entered station and robbed it of s45O. One of the robbers was recognized as Charles Allison. formerly Deputy Sheriff of Conejos county.
 New York, May 31.-The administration met thls evening in conference with 57 present Notes from r. more, stating that they will vote for men who will support the administration. Resolutions were passed pledglpg them to withhold their support from Conkling and Platt.
 Albany, May 3I.-The attempt of the Conkling men to hold caucus this evening was fzzle.
 Florence, June M. L. Stiles was shot and killed by his step-son, Robert Bible, ast evening. Family troubles are supposed 70 be the cause. Bible Is now in jail.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT:
'. s. LAND OFFICE

|. s. LAND OFFICE,
 PEEscorT, A. T. APRIL lst. 1881. Application for Patent ,or tle PI.rpa Hnfnc cai, Notice is hereby given that Nathaniel Ross. by ht Attorney in fact samuel s- Shan whose po-tofcs Ad dress is Prescott, YAyapa county Arizor. T.r-,,rr has this day hed application for U s. Patent for fl teen hundred Cl5DO linear feet or the Pl.yT,a Io,i bearing gold and sver, with surface ground sir hun
 reu Iol ieet ln width situate lying being Has- sayanpa mining distrct, Yavaps county ArizouA Ter r1tory, and designated by the deli notes and othc.l pat on ne in this oince as lot No A, in Unsurveye Pubhc Lands, said lot No A being dascrb.3 a. fI
 lows, to wit: riatiol l4 deg n4iu East
 Beginning at tlOcation monument at centre of NE end oi calm. Thence 46 deg So min [, along NE end of eiAiLn toens also the sW end of the Savage mining. claim, three hundred t3U0) feet to NE corner of ci and tJ monument No g. establishing sE corner to Sav age mining claim lot No 42 which corner is Or,ri.s stone 6Al6IlO inches set , in the ground which is marked on tlde No ], ana east side is z mound of stone 25. feet high. Fr, this corner m. r = Mineral Monument No ], Hassayampa Mining Dtstrir- eat@o In ls'I bears 4s deg Is East ll3 A. lVo chAins distant Thence 4S deg 80 min W along boundary of claim of claim fifteen hundred (I5OOi feel to sE corner of claim, where is h m the sround A granite stone l2Il2xi2 inches marked No H. and on side IS built mound of stone 2J. feet high Thence +6 deg g. mln along Sw end of claim six hundred 61O) feet to sW corner of claim, where is set in the ground granite stone l2Xl21IO inches, marked No II, and on West side s built mound of stone 2i. fe-t high. Thence 43 deg 90 along boundArv of caf,y fifteen hunored l5Dv) feet NV corner of claim whe, Is SCI in the ground slate I6II4xIo inch1 g. marked No ", and on Vest side is built mound of stone 2t. feet hgh Thence 4S deg 3D min F dor q V end Of claim three hundred 800 feet 10 location ID n nent and place of beginning conta aing 9 6-IOO scre-
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any DOT lon of -ad FleFnA lode or surface ground required 10 . their adverse claim with the Register of the Iad tc at Prescott, ln the Territory Of Arzona dT1ring The days of publication hereof they will he bared by virtue Of the Statute. This claim of record i'm the 1t1ce of the County Recorder Of of Mines folIo l57, l5s and l59
 WILLIAM V, KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

San Francisco, May 1.-The Suprem Court has denied the application of JohI Burke for writ of mandamus to compel as sessors to assess mining stock. Galveston, May l-The News GainsviIl, special says that John Thompson shot and killed deputy sheriff and L. Knight, who attempted to arrest him, and escaped.
 St. Louis, May I.-John T. Fitzpatrick formerly messenger for the Southern Ex- press Company, was arrested in Kansas City to-day. He Is the one who robbed General Grants baggage last spring. On his person vas found a medallion in the form of the Russian bear, set in with diamonds, pre- sented to the General by the Emperor of Russia, also Maltese cross, set with seven teen diamonds He IS now lodged in Jail
 Albany, May 1.-The Republican caucus called for to-day has been indefinitely post poned.
 The Senate and Assembly met in joint and on the first ballot the vote was as follows: Conkling, 34; Wheeler. P; Rodgers, b; Fenton, 8 Edick, l; wads worth, l; Jacobs, 15; Cornell, II; Crawley, |; White, 2: Folger, 2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
Territorial Items.

Silver Belt: Tine last and most importan
 coal find that has been made in Arizona i
 in Gila county and at the head of Disappoint
 ment valley. It is easily accessible. Tn,
 wagon road from Globe to Tucson runs past
 it; GAO acres have been located. The coal i.
 Of excellent quality. Steps will be taken
 shortly to prove the value and extent of the
 deposits. Among the locators are some oi
 the best men of Globe. The locations are
 made Tn the interest of the Arizona Mineral
 R. R.
 The Hon. Patrick Hamilton arrived in Globe on "Wednesday afternoon. This gen position was created By the last ieoisIatnTe and was one good act to be placed to the credit of that body. The office reouires a man ot close observation. with an analvtIcaI turn of m!nd, and the power to put his de ductlons on paper i'll a concise and attractive form. Mr Hamilton has all these oualifca- tons Tn marked degree. The benefits that this Territory will receive from this publica- ton are incalculabIe
 MT Henzey, of Philadelphia. the oentla- man who would have built the railroad frnu, Marlcopa to Prescott if the Southern Pacific people had not played double with him. has been visiting Globe accompanied by Soutb- erh Arizona mining man named Caldwell.
 We committed the bullion shipment. of last week. The Mack Morris sends in the two weeks SIC, ,583 70.
 Tombstone Union: The Grand Jury yes terday found an indictment against Doc HoI- l liday. Said indictment grew out of HolIi- | days connection with a shooting affray some months since. He was arrested and imned- l lately gave bonds, with Waytt Earn and Niohuls a- surities.
 News to day from Benson Is to the effect hat the committee of safety lately organized It Benson have notified all the gamblers and 'ome ot the saloon keepers to leave. and nave enforced their orders in a manner that 'dmits uf no dispute Ii Information was received yester,iay that nm l.add, formerly of the Tiger mine. and rho IS well known in Tombstone. had been everely injured about 9 o'clock Thursday [ lnrning while working Tn a shaft belonging Y D Wm. smith in the Whetstone mountains large rock became detached by some 2 leans near the top of the shaft. and falling I distance of 25 feet struck him knockin9 ut one of his eyes and otherwise Lsdly ruising him. -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
\ Good Assay

About trn Q clock Sunday several of th, old-timers on Lynx Creek met for the pur pose of assayIng. Among the rest was al old-tuncr. who hat raInbled with the south. ern excitemeats and wh"se duty was to opcr open the meeting. No being versed in ths Iaraphernalia, he commenced: Boys. have been to Tombstone. Tucson. Tuhac and other places warmer, and have prospected most every range outside of lavapai county. and hunted for gold m Antelope and the Santa MariS, but when you put the stilliards OH end they vii hot ran. Now have lived in g"nd many mining camps, but when leave this northern country the minute hands on my eyes run round looking for such a showing as we have. hut jus. let me strike the,old camp once and you let my eyes stop sinninc fvr the ore pulls down the stillIaAi' ani "ill assay. Therefore, be II m accordance wlth this meeting that all of us who have gone south and been want ing to follow the eHcrtements, do pledge ourselves to say where the mncralis. s." And se continued: That We have the mine. and ~lll vel hcai en all In our returns.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
Railroads. and Prescott the Terminus.

We are now able to state. upon inior
 Ination beyond question or doubt, that Pres
 colt, the most beautiful city m the Tern
 tory. IS soon Ia bc connected with the out
 side world by rail. Negotiations are under
 - 'bo -rviv ~.,,,,,-a-. .~o'nen' qf or,-
 only line to the @jth parallel road but far
 beyond into the san Juan country. tapping the most extensive coal fields m the United
 States. Not alone Is Prescott to have ths line, so important and beneficial. but the thing does not step here Another route will also he opened from Prescott through Mohave county. and on to connect with other roads m Utah We are not now talk ing to hear ourself. but treating on cer tainty and facts. At las; It seems to us af ter the fourth of an ordinary life time having been spent m the building up of Arizona VIC are to see our fondest hopes realized. and be m possession of railroads. Our great big iron, copper and lead dykes will be brought into successtul operation, and the gold and silver lodges will yield mp metal that will furnish means whereby the debt of cur National Government may be lquidated. | We have the ores, and only await the ad- | vent of the cheap transportation, which Is now guaranteed IS. Our readers will ex cuse Ills for not mentioning names who are | in this work. Rest assured, however. that business Is meant, and in d few days We will give you the whole particulars in the prem lseS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
U, s. LAND OFFICE.

| L, s. LAND OFFICE
 ! resoou, A. T., April let. 1881. |
 'o''ee 9 Application or Patent for De Veraos kis- 1 tS9 Clain:
 Soee s hereby given that Nathaniel Ross by his ai- tohsy n Tact, samuel s. sha, whose po.tolhce .r- dress is Prsacott, YAyapzi county Artzosa T.rrc-v nae tnls day nled application fora U $. Patent for ff cen nuhdreu tlSo linear feet of the De Vernon Iote Gearing gold and silver, with surface ground six bun drd iesi in width situate yIng and being in H.ssa y&hPa Aining District, YsyHpal county Arizona T.ri tory, and designated by the held notes and fsl ,- on n4e m this of1ee lot No 45, in the uu.urysy. public lands of the United s,aes sad lot So a5 bi, | East. " use Hl-h
 Beginning at location raonuneat ,t e.n.-s ,, ,.,- hence 4J deg S0 min, three hundred fe4s I'd -gr uinet Of stone on side boundary Of cla and initial point Tor survey of exterior boundary. Thence 45 ussr1e5 So nm seven hundred and ty t7sO feet along side boundary of claim to corner of esim where Is set : in the ground granite stone Isxl4EI1 I HAIAeo Ds No l. and on sl'ie l. built nouno o- G stone lhsnee tS deg M min along NE end of claim siI hundred (60O) feet NV corner of calm 'h. . is set . ID me ground l4HI4Is 1ncner, nrrAed DN II and on W side is built mound oi stone 2,i feet high From thi. corner r,onun,ert No |, estAoshing sW corner of storm cloud Mining cLAlin lot Ss) Patented, bears s- deg 45 min S2s feit distant From thus corner the TT TnfDs-,i monument No HAssayAmpA Mining district bears N de.rees 65 min. E. e s5-IOO Ii .ine ai-tsnt Ihs,
 4od Sia along side boundary of claim fifteen hun- dred tiSOl feet to sW corner of claim where is .t n , tis ground granite stone l4xI0H1 inches marked " IAii and on W side Is built of stone 2i. feet high Thence 43 deg g. mn [ along sY end of caiin siI hiindred 6OO feet corner of claim where S se' T h me gronnd granite stone l2xI2KI1 inches th4FAsi D' ", and on slde l. bult mound of stcIe 2ss Feet High Thence A deg S1 min F. along sil. Oouhars of claim seven hun fre and nfiy 75Oj feet t At center Oi boundary of claim aud pIace oi beginning, containing 2s 6j IU acres This clsi of record n the orlee Of the Recorder of Ya.ti Co I5g and l61 ' i'e'' Any and all persons elairiuk adversely any portion Of sAid De rrnon lode or surface ground required ta ther adverse claim the Feztsr of The I S T.- Dhe at Prescott, arizona Territory, during the .ixty la! of pubHc1toH hereof, they VIi Ue barred b1 virtue of the Statute
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Reeistrr