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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
DAvIrT AND HEALY DEFEND THEMSELVES.

DUBLIS, Jan. ls.-Alr. Davitt appeared be-
fore tae Qlccn's Bench Division to-day. Tle court
room was densey crowded. Many members Of the
Ladies' League and Mr.. and Mrs. Healy were present
Mr.. Ddyt concndod that his speech at Navan did not
justify the charges OF melting lawlossuess The prn-
cpes advocated aid not interfere with admnis-
traOn Observance OF tue law. lie had urged imlne-
diae relief for the distressed. Tue subject was
referred TO few days afterward In the Queens speech
Punishment suspicion abhorrent TO English law
The proceedings a.e calculated bring the Bench into
dlsreputc. His speech did public service. lie was
re. dy to stand Dy II reported IN The Freemdn's
Journal That report differed from tue report OF
the lie asked that the application pe dis
missed.
ar lIealy then addressed the Court lie contended
that hia $40 ch directed against the
sutued authority tnan WAS Mr.. CODdeps against the
aws, OF Air. GILdstOns's on Bulgaria. He CON
cuded by ing tDat ali tue liberty whion had been
gained Ia lTeand Lad been gained ny agitation. The
Court reserved Its Judgment pending the perusal OF
aftdAy It's IN the cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
NO CHOICE IN NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 1s.-Another unimportant
ballot for Senator was taken to-day, and alter
discussion second was taken. with no change of
any significance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

Of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association tooA
place tonight a. the Carrolton Hotel over zoo per
sops were seated at the tables. Among the invited
guests Senators German and Groome OF TINS sta't
and Representatives, Blackburn OF kentucky, "
Randolph Tucker, of Virginia. and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
CHOKED TO DEATH BY PIECE OF MEAT

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-John O'Brien, age
eighty residing at No 1910 Bodine ST.. choked to
death by piece OF meat while eating supper this
Ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
McpHLRsON,s CHANCES FAVORABLE.

TRENTON, n. j. Jan. 1o.-The Republican MEM
bers of the Legislature have named Monday even
lug for their in the United States Senatorial
contest, while tine Democrats have not yet desg-
mated day for their caucus, though 1t is generally
believed that it will come of on Tuesday night.
The balloting for United States Senator begins on
Wednesday. The pres mt outlook is dubious. At
torney General Stockton s reticent TO his plans
as is also Governor Ludlow. Senator Mcpherson
will return to Trenton early next week. G0tfried
Kreuger the Newark brewer who spoken of
several days ago probable opponent of senator
Mcpherson, has apparently dropped out of the fight.
The inacton of Messrs. Stockton and Ludlow gives
little hope 10 their friends that they viii be able
to defeat Senator Mcpherson, though both will do
their best by combining 10 accomplish that end.
Up to the present time the outlook favorable to
McPlerson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
THE STRUGGLE IN MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL Mimi. jan 1S.-The claim is made that
Senator Window has forty-seven votes that will
stand by him in any event and some of his leading
supporters urge that the opposition may be met by
a solid front Should Democrat be elected the
man would probably be State Senator Wilson, OF
Winona, for whom the Democrats have been voting
all along. At the Window caucus tonight only
thirty. three members present and the discus
sion was confined to the question whether to
abandon Window or not. 1t is reported that
Window is on his way here from Wash
ington. The Window men will vote for
him Tomorrow but 1t looks II they will break on
Saturday and most of them 20 TO Gordon r. Cole, q
member of the lower House of the Legislature.
WINDOW LOSING VOTES on EVERY BALLOT.
GENERAL PRLss pIsPATCHl
Fifty three Republican members of the Legisla-
ture attended the Window caucus last night. Ii is
said that forty seven voted for the resolution TO
continue the vote for him. Window has lost four or
five votes on every ballot so far, until he is now
fifteen short of majority. The resolution of the
caucus, however, promises a prolonged contest.
Gordon z. Cole is being talked of as a prominent
candidate. but the anti Window men may try TO
concentrate on Governor Hubbard.
Three ballots were taken to-day, without result.
The first ballot STOOD WINDOW, 5S; Wilson. 80
start A. Stret2; Gilman /; Armstrong, /; Berry, /;
Castle, l: Farmer, 2; Kindred, 81 total, 1916 Neces
sary to choice, "a. he second ballot was as
foliows Window 81; Wilson. "a; Cole, IA; Hub
bard IL; Dunnell, 10; Davis, Il; start, 4; Kindred,
3; the rest scattering The third ballot was as
follows Window 50; Wilson. "a; Cole, l6 Hub
bard, 81 Dunnel IL; DAVIS, Il Start, 4; kindred, o;
the rest scattering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
FERRY STILL LEADING IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Jan. lS.-'rhe first ballot for United
States Senator to-day. in Joint convention of the
Legislature, stood as follows Ferry, 56; Stout,
90 scattering. among eleven candidates. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
TAXATION OF BOURSE TRANSACTIONS.
BERLIN, Jan. lS.-rhc Rcichstag has begun

bLHLIN JHu' TO- Ht NcICHSIAg hds DtBun
the discussion of the subject OF Bourse transac
tions Herr scholz, Minister of Finance, declared that
the OBJECT of the motion had the entire sympathy of the
GovcrHmeni. sgcn tax was perfectly JdstinaDle out
the motiOn must DC rcnOderi by - committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
A BANQUET IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-The annual banquet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
PROPOSED RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL INMOsCOW

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1S.-The Car in re-
plying to the New Years congratulations OF the Gov
ernor General OF Moscow said; In beginning the New
Year with firm confidence in God and In his protection
OF Russia rejoice that the day not far distant when,
IN Moscow, the whole of RUSSIA will unite wItn a
great religious festival before the sacred relics in the
Kremliu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

him. Yesterday q friend expressed to him the hope
that he would come out all right.
81 don't expect It," he said = My competitor Will
probably he elected tomorrow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
GEORGE F. HoAR REELECTED.
Mr. CRAPO SAID TO HAVE WITHDRAWN IN HIS
FAyoR-RUMoRs OF A FORGED DISPATCH.

Mr., CRAPO SAID TO HAVE WITHDRAWN IN hl'
FAyoR-RUMoRs OF A FORGED DISPATCH.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
BosroN jan lS.-As predicted in the dispatches
last night Senator Hoar was reelected to-day on the
frat ballot. This was brought about by the an
nouncement that a dispatch had been received
from Mr.. Crapo withdrawing from the con-
test 1t is positively affirmed tonight
that Mr.. Crapo sent no dispatch withdrawing
his name and advising his friends to vote for Mt.
Hoar Ii looks like a forgery, inasmuch as dis
match purporting to como from him was shown at
the State House before the convention met and un-
doubtedly caused the Crapo men to abandon their
candidate.
The result, before there was any suspicion
as to the methods by which 1t had been accom-
plished was generally commended even by many
who have been ardent admirers Of John ID. Long.
A good deal of indignation has been aroused among
all classes of Republicans because of Mr.. Longs
refusal TO decline to be candidate. He had fine
opportunity on Wednesday to gain the gratitude
and admiration of Republicans by drawing out Of
the contest but he declined to do so and has lost
valuable ground. Longs selfish course has won
for Mr.. Hoar many supporters. Many OF
Longs friends would have been pleased TO
see him In the Senate If he could have
been put there by Republican votes, but the thought
of his owing his election to Governor Buffers infu-
ence was decidedly obnoxious to Republicans geDer-
ally Th. Is the second defeat for Governor Butler
He was defeated In HIS effort to elect president of
the State Senate aud the reelection Of Hoar is
very bitter pill 1t is safe to say that the signing of
Senator Hoar's commission will be the most humlli
at,ng act that General Butler will be called upon
TO perform.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
NOTICES.

south, range p west, New Mexico meridian,
beers ; 70 deg 81 mtn { lO09 feet. hence > 8
deg Is min " $40 feet to corner mum 2 a gran
lite stone set in ground with mound Of stone
and eh seled 24lS, shence "a juniper tree ;
feet In u amcter marked b 4 s-4R bears $ Il
deg e so feet, aud an OAK tree IA inches In di-
Rineier marked Il T 3 AIS bea $ n II deg q Is
feet; thence n Is deg Is min " at 81 feet sum
init OF ridge at f66 feet east side of box canon
and 5Ie feet TO corner mum 3 a stone set In
~grcundw1fh monument OF stone n chiseled
3-tl3 whence a tree two IL in diameter mark
ed b T3-lS bears n 50 deg 80 min Z h3.5feet and
a walnut tree Is inche IN diameter marked
BIT ais bears 5 20 deg IS min 81 feet; thence
n IS deg 20 min G through box canon at SIS
feet Ascend and 500 feet to corner mum a
stone set In ground with monument OF stone
chiscled 4-4l3 whence a cedar tree Is inches
in diameter marked b T 4-4l3 bears $ I3 deg
W 10 feet; thence $ IS deg % min e PSI feet to
summit Of ridge and 5S7 feet TO corner mum |
the place of beginning, variation IL deg q
min east containing 7.37 acres and situated
in the southeast quarter of section nun 10 in
township and range aforesaid, the location
of said claim being duly recorded in vol . AT
page 62 of the records of the Recorder of
Deeds of SOcorrO county New Mexico. The
D~readnaught mining claim joins the JOIN A.
Logan claim pon the north.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said mine or surface grOun
are required TO file their adverse claims with
the REGISTER of the u. 5. Land Office at Las
Cruces, during the Sky DAYS publication
hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the
provision OF The statute.
L ID. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07

deg Is min e. II s. deg Is min r 30 IT tu
point one fUOt south of north end CEN
ter and location monument nun l place
of beginning. General direction 0l
lode u ) deg 45 min W and S . deg A.
min e. Connection of survey frUm n
W cor mum 5 var 10 deg Is MIN q, n 10
deg Is min W % 80 chains Q76S.S FL Ia
monument erected for cOunrcunn
monument constructed of heavy blue
lime locks 45x325Xl.T5 # greatest
length Oh ground, east and west) Oh
the summit of a hOg-haek of the mesa
extending southwark from the Puerto
de Caballos. clearly visible from all
points on The measa westward TO the
Rio Grande. and from all points in tn e
Range in the neighbOrhoOd. Latitude
30 deg 5 min 2 sec n. Containing 2066
acres. The location of this mine Is re-
corded in the recorders office of the
county and territory above mentioned,
in book "B" at page 90 of the mining
records.
ANY and all persons claiming ad-
versely any portion of said Cora" mine
or surface ground are required to file
their adverse claims with the register
OF the United States Land Oflicea a Las
Cruces, in the territory of New Mexico,
during the sixty days period of publ
cation hereof, or they will be barred 10y
virtue of the provisions of the statute
30 GEO. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
LOCAL NOTICES.

Palomas Chief Mill Site: beginning at cor
No q cotton wood post * ins square 4 &c
long set : IL deep in mound of earth a~d
stOne round IL and marked 1870 it being
also cor No l of sur No 3l from which cor
of Ia Palomas Chief Lode sur No 36s
bears $ &C. deg 20 min " 49, feet computed
course and distance from traverse line run ON
ground. Beginning at cor No, 4 of Mill ; tie
thence sSe deg " 6s3 IL to point theEce : so
q eg 30 min W 1000 Il to cor MOI sur No SG9). The
Initial Point "Palomas" bears ) Is deg ~ min
" 3lc36 IL "A hlazed juniper tree lG ins in dia
marked b T l-S10-37l bears ; 46 neg 81 min W
- IL a blazed oak tree l2 ms in dia marked y
BTl-370-57l bears e. dogs 81 min W "a It.
Thence 5 II deg q min " va Il deg IS min c
SIS II to center of Palomas creek general
course of creek easi) $50 # to cor Not a cot
tonwood post ~ ins square I Il long set , #
deep with mound of earth around il and
marked 2 s1Oit being alongside of cor No = of
sur No 81 from which a blaZed cottonwood
tree u ins in dia marked X Il I 2-370-37l bears
n 4 deg 80 min " 80 Il a blazed cottonwood
tree 10 in dia marked 2-310-37I bears n 81 deg
IS min e 70 #. Thence : y deg 50 min "
$40 IL to cor No 3 a cross chfseled on fiat face
OF Il perpendicular cliff and marked $3.50
chiseled on rock from which Il blaZed tree Is
ins in dia marked Y Il 4 3-3T0bears $ - deg 50
min " IL Il "a blnzed cottonwood tree l2 ms i'm
dia marked y d 1850 bears n II deg e 10 #.
Thence n ii deg p min 40 ft 10 center of Pa
Tomas creek, $50 tt TO cor No 4 a cross chiseled
on rock in high cliff marked 4-37g from which
ID fo'v Chiseleu On Hdt IOch III pace
bears west #. The ORIGINAL l"catiGn COZ
bears n II deg IS min W 93.5 ft. Thence II 4
deg 50 min e $50 # to cor No | place of begin.
ming, containing 4 800. Adjoining claim east
Embolite Mill Site sur 81 Richard NJ.
White and others claimants. The said mine
AID mill site being located i { Is ;, + W and
being OF record IN the Office of the clerk OF
the Probate court and 'X-ofliciO Recorder
in and for the county and territory of aiore-
said.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein, lode, premises ol
any portion thereof so described, surveyed
plated and applied for are hereby notified
that unit IS their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law and the regulations there
unto within sixty days from the date hereof
with the Registered the United States Land
Office at Las Cruces in the county of Donu
Ana, they will be barred in virtue of the pro.
visions of said statute.
81 tao. ID BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Mining Application No. 40.
L. =. LAND OFFICE.


Las Cruces n. NJ. NOY 18th, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Chi
~ cage ana New Mexico Mining COM
pany by It's duly authorized agent, John
b. Adams, whose pOstut flee address Is
Grafton. SOcorrO county New Mexico,
has made application for patent tor l2lU
linear feet of the Mountain Chief lode,
bearing copper ana silver with surface
ground 562 feet in width situated in
Apache inning district, county of So
zorro ana territory of New Mexico and
described in the plat and field notes on
Tile i'll this office as follows, viz: Be-
ginning at cOr No "a porphyry stone
set in ground with monument of stone
chlseled l-4l4 whence the section COZ
between sections 8, 10, 10 and 10 town.
ship II south range 8 west New Mexico
meridian bears II 81 deg 30 min W 961
feet, Il jumper tree "a inches in diane
ter marked B T LILA bears II so deg 81
min e Al feet. Thence S % deg AZ min
t iva Is deg - MN q 562 feet TO cor No
2 ii porphyry stone set III ground with
monument of stone ChiSrled 2 Ala !;
juniper Tree "a meht S IN diameter mark
ed Is / 2-4l4 bears II 20 deg t $50 feet
and an oak tree 8 inches IN diameter
marked i I 2-414 bears 60 deg W 90
feet thence S Is deg As min W iva II
deg - min e) 80 feet u guIch 675 feet
cross ridge 1910 feet to cor No 3 d stone
set in ground with monument of stone
chiseled 3 Ala; thence II y dtg II min W
(Var II deg ~ min y ascend along the
south slope of hill 562 feet to 0 No 4
IA stone set in ground with monument
Of stone chiseiel 4-4l4, Il plnUn tree
Is inches III diameter marked 4-4l4
bears 80 deg G % feet; thence II 70 deg
IS min { IVA II deg u min y 250 feet
cross ridge. 800 feet To gulCh, 1910 feet
to cor No | iit place of beginning, con
talnmg II u acle s and forming Il por-
ticn Of II " i of section Is township II
south range . west of The New Mexico
meridian. the location Of said CLAIM
being recorded IN VOL 8 at page 81 of the
records If the Recorder of Deeds of
SU,Orro county, New Mexico. The lie.
gal Tender claim joins said Mountain
Chlet cain Upon the nurth.
Any and all pc rs0nS claiming adverse
ly any portion of sand mine or surface
ground are required To file their claims
with the Register Of the L. $. Land
UlliCe at Las Cruces IN the territory OF
New Mexico during the Sky days Pc
Rod of publication hereof or they will
he barred 10y the provision Of the stat
ne. GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
LEGAL SoTIoEs.

this day flied his application for "A pat
ent for l50 linear feet of the Pittsbuig
mine or vein bearing copper with sui
face ground six hundred feet ia width,
situated IN PIttsbnIg mining district.
county and territory above mentioned,
and designated 10y the field notes and
official plat on file In this office as sur
vey number 24S, said survey number
243 being As follows, to wit:
Beginning at wesl end center and To-
location monument Qat 33 deg 50 sec
Onds n) at which erected a whlte
quariziIe stone 23xl2xIO ms facing
eastt rly marked P-S Z for starting
point" Thence VA ID deg ) min e. s II
deg Is min W 800 IL Ia s W cOr 1925 Fl
n W from old corr a blue limestone 30x
I4x3 ins facing easterly marked P-S ".
Thence var Is deg ) min east s II deg
Is min e 1900 fl to e cOr Told S e Col
1916 fl dist in course prolonged a
white limestone 27xI3x6 ins facing "
marked P-S L. Thence al 10 deg
; min e, u IL deg As MN G 600 it to II T
cor a white limestone 24Xl3X5 ms fac
ing W marked Pm E. Thence var Is
deg 2 min e n II deg Is mIn W 1910 fl
to n W cor &c IS IT - deg As min "
from old n W cur) a blue limestone 21x6x
4 ms facing e marked Pm w. Thence
var II deg e 29Dh it to a point one link
e of center of monument established
as memorial starting point place of
beginning. Connection of sur: From s "
cor of claim, var Is deI ) min e, II deg
Is min W - 73 chains. to a p0iHt from
whence n "a deg % min W 1910 chains
direction n rs deg . min W flag chains,
10 monument erected AS connection
monument 81 it So at base 2 fl so ut TOP
"a fl high constructed of 10 irregular
blue limestone boulders, on the apex
of Il round spur of mesa Of the Cab
allOs Mountains, about one mile dist
from left bank of Rio Grande. From
said monument var Is deg 5 min e
Caballos Peak bears n 10 deg 40 min
CuchillO Peak bears II 10 deg .05 min W
Ell MachO bears y IL deg 80 min W
Cooks Peak bears S 81 deg 81 min W
Highest peak of Timber mountain
bears s As deg 05 min Z. Genera.
course of lode s II deg Is min q and l
II deg - min W. This claim contains
20.66 acres and is recorded in Book "B'
ut page 93 of the mining records of So
zorro county N. NJ. Magnetic var Il
deg .03 min 80 sec e. The adjoining
claimants are Josiah Arnold. Surveys
233 and 233.
Any and all persons claiming ad.
versely any portion of said Pittsburg
mine or surface ground are required t.
ile their adverse claims with the regis.
ter of the United States Land Office AT
Las Cruces i'll the territory of New
Mexico, during the sixty days period OF
publication hereof, or they will be bar.
red by virtue of the provisions of the
statute. 80
GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
NOTICES.

and designated by the field notes and
official plat on file, as survey number
3l3 In Up 10 S. T { W New Mexico prin-
cipal meridian, the official field notes
oi SAID survey number Sl3 being as fol-
lows, to-Nit:
Beginning at W end center and lOca-
tiun monument Il end cel.ter Yelling
ton mining claim survey number 232l.
Themes II deg 40 min W. n y deg So
min e. 800 II To S " cor No | "A granite
stone 2lxlOX55 ins marked KS W thence
5 ~ ueg Is min e. a Is deg e, 1900 1t
o S e cor number 2, a blue limestone
24X9x3 ins marked KS Z (cor on old
Apache trail over pass north of Tim
Der mountain); thence n II deg As min
e var IL deg e 600 feet to n e cor mum 3
on slOping face of blue limestone ledge
facing 5 marked at point for con KIN E
thence n II deg 10 min W var IL deg
e 1900 feet to n W cor nun 4 "a e cor
monument, Wellington mining claiml
a white limestone 27X9XS ms facing W
marked KIN W; thence IL deg 40 min
W var IL deg e 800 # to W end center
and location monument place of begin
ming. Containing 20.66 acres.
Connection of survey: From S cor
number l a Is deg 8 min e n 10
deg 2 min A 81 sec W 775S IT to mOnu-
ment erected for connection monument
for surveys nos 233, 243 and 232 U s j.
M No l Pittsburg district. Said mon
ment is 3.5X3 ) # at base 2x2 feet at top
4.75 it high, built of 16 blue lime rocks
at the apex of a round spur of the mesa
OF the CaballOs mountains, ahout1 mile
east of the Rio Grande. From said
monument CaballOs Peak bears n 10
deg 40 min e Cuchlllo peak bears n 10
deg min W FL Macho bears s Al deg 80
min W; Cooks peak bears S so deg,27
min W; Timber mountain bears As deg
5 min e. The location of this mine is
recorded in the recorders office of the
county of SOcOrro, in book 7 on page
1874 of mining IT cords.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely any portion of said Keystone
mine or surface ground, are required
to file their adverse claims with the
rigister0 of the u. :. land office at Las
Cruces in the territory of New Mexico
during the sixty days period of publica-
ton hereof or they will be barred 10y
virtue of the provisions of the statute.
33 GEO. ID. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Application for Patent No. ia.
l.. s. LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, n. NJ, Nov. 10, S3.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Nov. 10, So.
NOTICE is hereby given that JOSIAH
~ Arnold, by his attorney III fact Viii
lard ). Hopewell, whose pU,totfice adj
dress Is Las PaIOmaS, SoCOrrD county.
New Mexico has tins day fled his appll-
cation for patent for 1900 linear feet of
the Ida NINE or vein bearing copper
and silver with surface ground 600 terl
in width, situated in EittSUurg mining
district, county and territory above
mentioned and designated hy the field
notes and t1liclal plat on file III this
office rs survey number PA, sad sur.
Eey number IA being ao follows. TO-
VII: Beginning at S end center and To-
cation stake; thence a Is deg ID min
e, II So deg 30 min e 800 fl 20 $ T. .
tpoint same as established L cor Cora
mlne) marked is f Ton Il quartzlte
ledge; thence var Is deg 2 min en5dtg
W 1900 it 10 II Z Col marked N h ION a
blue limestone ledge thence var Is deg
Z S IS deg 80 min W 900 it to n W cor
marked IN won the face of rhinestone
ledge part OF the roof of a cave the
entrance of which s feet wide is II fl
S e Of cor; thence var II deg 81 min e, 5
5 deg G 1900 tt to c W cor, Il quartZite
monument 20Xl1x3 ins established II W
cor Cora mine) marked on n face S W;
thence var IL deg ID min e II 81 deg 30
min e 800 feet to S end center and l0ca.
ton monument, place of beginning.
General direction of lode n 6 deg W.
Connection of Survey:-From II W
cor of claim, a II deg 55 min e II 81
deg W 4.6S chains to connection monu-
ment common to Ida and Cora mining
claimS,monument constructed of heavy
blue lime rocks, III dimensions 415X34X
~ # greatest length on ground e and
W. on the summit of hog back OF the
mesa extending from the Puerto de Ca
balloS, monument clearly visible from
all points on the mesa westward to the
Rio Grande and from all neighbOring
points in the range. Said claim con
tains 20.63 acres, and is recorded in book
A at page I of the mining records Of
Socorro county, N. M. No adjoining
claimants are known.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely amy portion of said Ida mining
claim are required to file their adverse
claims with the register of the u. S.
land office at Las Cruces during the
sixty days publication hereof or they
will be barred by virtue of the proviS-
ions of the statute.
SO GEO. ID. BOWMAN, Register.