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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

Take your sissOrs and shears to An
derson Bros barber shop and have
them sharpened and made good as
new
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

The st. Croix Valley Poultry, Pig
con and Pet Stock Association was or
ganized at New Richmond last week.
An exhibition will be given i'll Febru
arV
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

On your friend birthday don't for
get to call and examine the fine stock
of Birthday Cards displayed at the
store of A. NJ. Youells & Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

Snow fell last night to the depth of
about four inches, and the atmosphere
is not so fresh by several degrees as
il WAS last week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

We would call special attention to
the large assortment of School Cards
constantly on hand at A. M. Youells
& Co.'S.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

The sash, door and blind shop of the
Northwestern Car Company, of Still
water, were destroyed by fire last Mon
day night. Loss about $3.50, 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

Jay Whipple, of Winona. Mimi. i.
spent few days in town the first of
the week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Miss Kate Putnam is teaching at
Wilson, st. Croix county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

Miss Matte Hicks is having a Sc
we're run of typhoid fever.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

The River Falls Cornet Band are
making preparations for another en-
teTtainment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10
niIhank. ilaknfn.

The highest cash price will be paid
for Thousand cords of soft cord wood
| at the Lime Kiln. GEO. PRATT.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

Mr.. C. II. Boxrud, of Red Wing, is
stopping in town this week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

The new lecture room at the NJ. T.
Church was dedicated with appropri'
ate ceremonies on Sunday last.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10
Nortcr Is HrprRy GIVEN

That mass convention ofthe practieing mem
bers ofthe Bar of the Eigth judicial circuit OF
Wisconsin residing in said circuit will be held
persuant to said resolution at one o'clock p. m,
of Friday, Jan. 18th. 1854, at the circuit court
room in the city of Menominie, Dunn Co, Wis,
for the purpose of placing in nomination a candi-
date for the Office OF Circuit Judge of said circuit
for the ensuing term.
EAT CIAIRE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION,
BY II. II. HAYDEN Secretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

If faithfully used, Ayers Sarsapar-
lila will remove the scrofulOus faint
in whatever form it may exist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10
LUMBER,

Great bargins in lumber at the new
yard south of the JOURNAL office
Live stock, produce, ETC., taken in ex-
change. TOBIAS LORD,
Proprietor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

Otto Rasmussen who has been clerk
ing for c. +. Davis for the past four
years has resigned that position for
one in Minnesota.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

Mr.. p. f. Bracket has on exhibit
tion at his hotel patent apparatus for
propelling a cross cut saw.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10

PuILo DUNNING, Madison.
C. Y. VALENTINE, GAINESVILLE.
A. V. A. CARPENTER, Mil.
J. V. JONES, Oshkosh.
c.. HUTCHINSoN, Beetown.
MARK DOUGLAS, Melrose.
JAMES NEyIN, Supt., Madison
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-01-10
Veterinary.

F. Rogers, of River Falle, is prepared tc
treat all diseases to which horses are sub
iect. Mr.. Rogers has had large exper-
fence as a veterinary surgeon and has met
with marked success in all cases. Colts
and ridglings successfully castrated with
ont the use of CLAMPS, cords or sereing
irons, and the operation performed with
the aid of but one assistant.
Stable on Main Street, south of Jour
NAL office. S-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Indye Fftzrerald,s pcci.ion.

Friday forenoon Judge Fitzgerald rendered a decision in the case of Chas. D. Postou against the Arivaca Lend and Cattle Company, Charles Silent and others.
 The bill In this case will be dismissed for want of eqpi'y, and t1e clai fl the said plaintiff c D. Poston, 10 bs the owner and to have an interest iB the land described in the bill is hereby sdiudged and decreed to be false and pretended. aud to be cloud upon thr title to sail laud, and the sad Charles D. PostOn is forever enjJiued from setting up aud asserting any cl im oi title to said land. and from interfering with cefendaEts' possession and enjoy ment of same.
 want to say further concerning this matter that the connection oi Judge Silent witt thls transaction frI E ils h. clpiency to itS continuation; from all Of the evidence m thi- case, wns honorable and above suspicion, that his position m the matter was more that or a beaefactOr than beneficiary. and I do not thiuk that the assaults made upon him were at all warranted by any of the evidence adduceG n this case. 1 feel authorized m going outside in this manner for the protection of an attorney in this case from attacks which l think unEar- ranted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
CanIensea Telrgrams .

Gov. l. Ind Stan ord r. rep Yrted tu have Ce..d-d to ..ye s-scrd mi lOI cul lIs 10 found un versi.y m Cali- iorl'a for the sons "f working men.
 John La grence Kane. nine ', ars old wa' drowned Fiiiay ev nieg m a pond near the SeaWail. San FraIci co.
 In accordance with the p, c1liar law of U'ah, a murderer n,ned Hoyt, alas Welcome, upon convicrio and sentence oi d ath, ch se the mo ie If being slot. It wilt occur on Ju.e l3.
 4 national salute of tweniy-cne guns was fred on Saturday from Fort Wash iEcton, New York harbor, in honor of the display O. the EngIish eurisn by the steamer Al-Ft, ot tue Grsely ex- pcdi,ipn, that ve- sel having l., eu pr % sented by Euglaud t0 the Unit, d States.
 Henry Casey, oa trial a. Re iwood City for sssaHit on Miss Jniia Franc, S Sweeney. Saturiay, was shot and nor ia.ly wounded by the gin's fat CT. m the court room. Ills an,e-ulOitem state ment proclaim, his Innocence.
 The President has recognized Thomas NalfespiH-s F.gU -rna, as ,nsul to the Unite Sta'e- ot Mexico st San Dieg ?, Cal, and it's de. eliencies.
 < Chicago iuv-ntor has secured per mission G. lay a F. nch pneumaiir tubs @" "ng 'he cana! om Cuicsgi to Lasglle, di-talce Of one hun fred miles, for the irapsmIssion of grain aud small pack ages, by compressed air, at tine raie Of a mile minute.
 fbe firm Of M. Schaefer ,v C., doing hUsinFss as impoIt-Ts and manufac- ture of trimmings, friuges and uphul- -tery, San FTauci- e., emp loved Charles St"hn Tor two years auG half. anl until SIX weeks ago. when StOhn left their employ. : few days af CT be lit ths; firm he went into tie sane busine-a. ass .ciating himself with Jam Eel i"chs under tbe firm name of SsuIn d Frellochs. They opened their new store with a large an exp nsive stuCk. Thy 'li goods below e st. wiich eNci rd the suspicion of Stolns former mpioyers. who, b. aii uf detectives, a-crrtHiu-a that all uf the goods cumpri-irg the uev firms stock had been stolen by StOhn from his former employers. Stohn has been arrested.
 James s. Coleman, colored school master lu Lawrence county South Car ohua. was hang Il at Columbus, on Fri- day. for murder.
 Ferdinand Ward. of Grant IS Ward, is reported as seriOu-ly ili.
 F. !. McRue, member ot the Cana dian par itment. has b,Un arre-tsd aI Toronto fir forLerS.
 Dsvld Hudson, real estate agent of : n Ffanci-co, suic.d q Thursday night with morphine. 'lo' much hard lucs, was tie eau assigned
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
The MefhndIst Festival,

The strawberry and ice cream festival given last evening in ths building on the corner of Meyer and Penning- ton s'rests by the ladies of the Methodist church was most gratifying success to them and an occasion of mucl interest to those who attended. In addition to the unusual number of citizeas who attend these entertain ments regularly there were a number of distinguished strangers and the o,ca- sion was one Of much interest. The ball was neatly and appropriately decorated and every convelieacs was arranged.
 The committees were as follows: Table committee. Mrs. L. D. CLillson, Mrs. k. C.. Balcom, Mrs. Castle, Mrs. Spicer. Mrs. FaXon. Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs. Butterfieid, Mss Allie Schreiber, Miss Louise RGsk, Miss Matte Whiting and Miss Nittie Priucs. Reception com mittee, Mrs. E. J. Meeker. Mrs. D. 4. Sanford, R-v. J. W. Robinson Flower c0mmittes Miss Flora Culver, Mrs NJ. Cullen, Miss Lulu Payton, Mss Rose Elm arv, Mrs. II. <. CullIm. Miss Hattie McLaughl'n. Cash cJmmI,tse, Allan Smith, D. Me -kar. Tod E ,biDson, Johnny Hnghes. The lem lnade fountaiu was in charge of Mrs Kennedy and Mrs. Bnndy and the fiuauces were looked after ny Ms E. j. Showeruau and Mrs. l.. C. Hughes.
 AftAr the festiva clused a large num- Der If iho-e present repaired to the rooms of the COnme!cil Clnp where a most d Iii ,htful time was enjoyed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Sheriff S Sale.
l.. A. BARNARD,
 D. x. GLASCOTT.
uihIWsui

GALE UPON FORECLOSURE BY VIR1 U E - of iudgm ent and dst rec of foreclosure Issued out of the District Court of the First JldlsIil Dis, rict If th. Territory of Arlzona. in and for tte raUEty Of Pima. on the ls-h day of ADril. A. D. 1881. m a ces tam action where n George L. Lyude. plaintiff, recovered agsInst Cnrstobel 6hanetto and P-GrO har lsau. defendHIts, a judgmert for ths sum O. S5.,-47 a, W th intrrert on Si.bU thereof at one cad ore half per cent ger u.outh toge her ssIth the -um of -5o6l costs, have evied upon tiIe fuilpwins d SC Ihed prop cry. tO-wit. sItuattd iu @ Territory of ArI- 2 ma county sf iiua and city of uCson. being L0 numrer fiv tjI, Lot number Nine (gf, Lot number Twelve (l2i and lot nun ar thirteen (l3l, all in HiO number Two Hundred and Thirty l3.aii. together with all nd stngul-r the teueme ts. hersdlt tneuts ant Appu tanances thereto belonging or In uy wise apperfainIng.
 .ud notI e Is hereby gwen ti at on Saturday the 9th day of ] no, 1881, b tween the hours of Iu O'ciock a. m.. art O'c Ork ?. m., in front Of fhe Court House dcOr in tge City Of Iurson, Couutv If Pima Territory of Arizona. will -eil he above uescrlbet Trs-usr rfy or -o much thereof may ne necessary tn realize the amount of tho above judgment. cos.s and ac- c-u'uC costs.
 Dated T1cson, May g, 1881
 E. Y. PAUL. Sheriff.
 By r. c RDfs, Under Sheriff. m3 q
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Died Of his IuiuFies.

E. l.. Bradshaw, the man brought down from Florence the other day and who had been injured by falling from a wagon and placed in the hospital, died night before last and was buried in the city cemetery yesterday at l o'clock. The man had reeeiy d some scalp wounds which necessitated seventeen stitches being taken and also q wound to the left am whIch nCce>s .tated ampujation at inc shoulder. The wound ID the scalp was stitched by a surgeon m Florence aud then the man was sent rcre for treatment in the hands of Drs. Handy and Fenuer. They D performed the operation of amputat.on and placed him in the hosr rital where he was kindly cared for but the injury to the head wa- or such a severe nature that life sue cumbei.
 ihe death of this man. although among strangers aud attended onh by his physicians and the officials, closes a come Ut egtn- uI lie.
 IL Is sad that he Was at one time aman Q. grea wealth and comes f.om one of the weaitaiest famiues of California. h- A'lt -- ftli b1t had tuat peculiar desire for roaming over the States and although entitled to veal h aad em lluments of a desirable nature, may tImes was reduced tO tiose viei-silules which are presumed 10 apply to those who have only a limlted account in the bank Of prOs- p-rity.
 The death of one mau is of little more importance than the demise of another, but there are phases of life where ''the last cail' brings out sympsthies of a peculiar and touching nature. Some men have what is termed jOeOsely a ''secret grief :" and plod through ? life una TT many unpleasant conditions and thee, ir seems, are the men wao meet GIta ;he unhappy misfoTtunes. Why ii Is so no one can tell. but fate of Gn unpleasant character seems to override thas class. Bradshaw was unioudiedN one Of them an his death clos lfr that has been filed with happiness and grief, but followed m all the troubles surrounding him by a desoted sisters love and sympathy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
You Can See Muleahy.
 fCt T,nir grit;rI
rHAprRR L

CHAPTER l.
 "No, sir, you can't corrupt me. I'm an honest man 1T 1 am member of the House of Delegates"
 My dear SIT. ! know that. 1 was say ing the same tbiug to my friend here just nos. We want your vote on this raIlr sd bll, but ! wouldn't think oi ask ng yOu Co sell it.
 "You ueeIu't ask me. Let us see, what k tlis biil Of yours?'
 The St Lotus, Kerry Patch and Third Police Distract Submarine Exten- sIOn."
 And you want the franchise for 999 yearsg'
 @Yrs."
 "WrlI, I have ab7ut decided to vote for the FIenrhtOwn, Ca-ondelrt ant SSampb-ach Continuation. aud 1 don't thirk 1 cau gI'e !ou my vote. "AOu have made up your mind?' "les. bat y0u can see my friend Null c7hy. He has great influence with me. Whatever he says will be all right.'
 CHAPTER IT.
 "Is this Nr. Mrlcahy?'
 'Iis.T
 'You are a friend of Delegate Moriar- ity?"
 Faith, am."
 "N @ want his vote"
 "W hath se giye:'
 "SI.G0"
 "HHud 1t over"
 "I- it ali rirhr.'
 Faith. should smoile." "Yau will see Mir. MOrarity?' ''l'is. at onc'."
 "Iou ill tell h m about thisE" "iie ai q a wuri. Hi- wife gets half an | ce 'he hrr half, bur you'll get the vote ali ths Scigu, d. ye mindz7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17

It's claimed by tle intimate friends of Messrs. Hudson {, Co. that tie fai' u-e Was brought about by too Pre.t liberal ity, as the amount in not, ,s. and mort ga -eS now m the la, ds of the aSSigDee will testify; tha; to fcIce the settlement Of these notes, etc, would bring on sh'l greater dis s,er than LOW exists. That II the latter were pushed and forced to pay a greater number or people would be affected than now mourn their loss. It would be uron the principle of bor- rowing from Paul to ray Peter; 1t is claimsd for Messrs. Hudson < Too!e, that they have not only been liberal with all their deTositors and the business community generally, but that they neither drank nor gambie-i. and that the misfortune did not occur from these sources, hence the money cannot be slaande ed Tn dissipation and extravag- ant living. These things are said in extenuG.ioB.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17

At the recent city election m Mar shall. II ch., M. V. Wagner, Esq, was reelected Mayor by a. largely increased majcri'y. The Marshall Statesman Ca R-pub ican Tapcrl, in comm utIpg Ju the result says: "M.yur M. V Wagn-r's majority was larger tuis year than last. Evi leutly bis stirring administration has foaud favor m the eyes of many Rs-Jurl,caus. While We would have p-eferrtd seeing a RpublicIn in the
 .hair. we are certain Iere Is no other nan ia the cIty who would bear the lo ors rf the office more gracefully or waik more heartily for the best interests of the town" Mir Wagner IS prac- tic business man, thoroughly system atic and possessed oi uutIriug energy. As tbe active manager of the NUltaic Bet C., Of Marshall. Mich, whose goods have been SD long and extensively advertised as to guarantee thelr merit, he has built ID an enormous businesS not uply throughout the country, but also in every part Of the world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Sentenced.

OMally and Peralts, the two men convicted Of selling hquor to Indians and violating the revenue laws, were Saturday morning brought into oourt and sentenced. In the eases for selling liquor to Indians. Judge Fitzgerald stated that he would rive tbem tbe full penalty of the law, but in the matter of the violation of the internal revenue laws he thought there were mitigating circumstances, and he woald mast the sentence light. He sentenced both men to the peni'entiary at Detroit for a term of two years each, thence to the Terr1to- rial prison at Yuma for six months. and fined O'Mally S1,0O0 and Peralta $500.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
LATEST TELEGRiBS.

TOMBSTONE, May lO.-About 9.JJ ;hIs morning the branch bank of Hudson
 S Co, closed doors and announced temporary suspension. A representative or the CITIZEN learned tha, the suspeu sion Was closed by orders from the parent banS in Tucson. M. B. Clspp, cashirr. started for Tucson imIneiistel. |. upon the suspension of tue bank. The officials here state that everything ID the institutiul here Is i1 cxcellcIt shape and the assets are far iu exc. ss of liabilities. The general impression here is that the suspension vas caused t! bad speculation of tLe plrcnl bank ir
 Tucson. Ih- amount of il.-cy oaiu- dcPCsi;ors is DO. kn,wE. bJ; I- C-t.natei from fii y Co oIe lund,ed and is thou and d"li.G7. shortly a-.ae co-.n
 ,he doors. the strse, "a front @: :'i. bon. Vas crowded hy ,x.i.ei u.eu c..Il,f.us Tor adul;:ancs and msudi1a ,o kl5S of the whereabouts Of Clapp. Findiag him gone the crowd d.spersrI. Fr5a. credible persons 1t IS learned abouI 5 ia,OO0 has been deposited n tae bai during the pasi tvo dlys. Many mine s have lost their ht;le all aud ter feel ng is very bitter. At present al IS quIes.
 LATER.-RGmer k getting abroad that an attempt would be nude % d, stroy t.e bank. The grand jury now in session visited tbe bank ln a b dy and read to a crowd 8 res h. ton passed by them to the effect that the sIsriT should take p6sse--iou oi thy bank and ts contents and permit uO one net even the as~ignecs of Hudson 5 O., If TucsOn-tO enter or remove any thing. And furihermo-e, that no mon eys dapositel in the bank here shpulI he .aken to reimburse crtditoTs Of the parent bank in Tucson. That i, money vas here 1t shouli stay here in spite oi sssignees or any one SC.
 PnENIx. May l0-About three o'clock this afternoon this city was startled by a heavy explosion. IL was found Co be the powder house, located about oae aud one half miles from town. The house was built of adobe and it Is thought that the explosion was caused by the excessive heat of the past few days. The loss IS S3,l6a, divided as follows: Goldman E Cu. SSOO: M. Asher S Bro, S5OO; Gus Ellis S C., SiSj; Rosenthal, Kutner f O., S375. No other damage was done save to the building and no one hurt.
 WASHINGTON, May l0-The House Committee on Judiciary conc uded the consideration of the general charge of incOmpetency against Chief Justice Ak tell, of New Mexico. The committee resolved that eX parte record of evil dence tended to show lncompetency Oa tue part of Judge Axtel. but as bis case vas before the executive nothing should be done by the House.
 PHILADELPaIA, May l0-Eugene J. ! Woodward, the missing treasurer, of the l Philadelphia Prrsbytery and general l assembly of the church whose accounts were report, q short few days sgo re | turned. His mind appeared in wander ing state; no loss will be sustained by the church.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17

N .f
 Satscrihei and s-urn tU before mo this a day of May. is%. VI. WI KIN.
 N. F. Pima to.. \. T.
 The failure created GOT siderable ex- cit.ment and has been all the ta k on the strests to-day.
 Many dcpusitOrs whO had their "little all Tn the bank becama excited ana many exaggerated reports were started. The indication, how ever, that al will get their money has Rllayed the excitement to some extent.
 A man who came Tn from Tombstoue 'his afternoon states that exri,ement is running high In that town over the af .ir and that some le idIng mining men hav- left the town tO escape the wrath uf miner whp had money deposited in the bauk. IL appears that most of the m;rCr. there had their sEsp plus wages q. posted .n the b-a1ch bauk and th .t they lee that the aleremoninus smut n. down Ot the wCrsS has caused them th loss.
 The county funds We're depo~I; ir the hank but the county will not llsr any hing by the iaiirre. II. E. Teuu-y. deputy treasurer. saii tO tho reporter thus afternoon that tle treasurer ha6 ample security for the amount and ihat -h-rr would be DO trouble regarding the county finances.
 The odd Pillows had cors.dclanl- amount deposited in the bank. but It was spt cial deposit. and when Justice Scott learned this morning that jhe bauk had closed he walked into the bank and took charge of the fuuds.
 There was considerable rush at the First National Bank this afternoon by persons who had withdrawn their deposits this morning, and after keeping the money long enough to warm l. up concluded that the miliinium had not come and were desiTOus of returning it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17

BERLIN. May l0th.-ghe Amercan Colony give balqu,t to Sargent be- fre his dep rturc for America on ihe 2Jti int. a nls-er Morton of Paris aud -min's CT Cen. NHes are invited.
 NEw YOEE. May I1-It is reported that Jay Gould and utbe-s have started a r, lief m lveueut for Grant. COnkliDg Was m consultation with Grant to-day.
 Nv YoRE, Moy I0.-There was a slilht renew of eX itement about Grant & Wsri's failure th.s morning. The feeling eggiust Warl doe not lessen mp to noon. N new facts have transpired. Examiner Serbia vii probably finish the examination of the Murine bank affairs t0-dly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Application No 36S for Patcut for the
 Christmas Mining Claim
lx.,an s.Arrs LAs nrrL-E. :

NJJau StATEs LAS OFFICE.
 Ir 8 tN. Al IE'NA. m i- { -. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT aIEN- V a der Hckey. whJse pustnillCr adir.-- l- Iuc-On PIma cuCuty Arizona. has h, a Is ar.- p-ict.lOn for a patent 8 i'urar feet of ..' Chrl-tmaS uilIe or vein, b-UrIng mineral vI-l surface ground TOD feet In wiuth. situated Ig ,Ha Old Hat mining dist -lct, county of Piu.l and e rit1ry of 'rIgOnH ai e designated hv ,L- t.lt notes aud official piar fife In this o.ice H .o- N@ 4i m sad Is'rIct, saId lot No. !i brlr, a- fOlluw-, Co wit;
 Be.lt ning at hs initial monument at tHe Eort tui. cen or clam. D 90 i.t llr' a- 70 a mound of sture marked 't !. n. N,. -. U mineral mouam. n No, III. Old hG' s.- t-'. 4Ts Y .u'1 .ec a-i feet c sr4lr
 theuce \ "a .ea. F sOU et Co .cs.tIor g..r- 1mrut at NE corner of slaim. Co a io. ,Ef ln-hes U a m 70 q Of stor es. marked % N ..' IhcGcc S . deg r. I3-S fsat Co ST c... .-. .f clam 70 p.,-' fAi ILchss n a mound 0i -taar. ma ked "C. No q"
 I, ence >55l. d-r. W 2OO fee. to lo cation mon ument at souiherly end certor of rlaim, at s0 oak tree me, es m diameter, mai ked on nor Thorce - 77li ier. VI soa feet to w corner ,r claim, a po>t lxi inches ia a mound O. -,..a.. marked 'i'. No. &
 Thence \ zd g. " g6) feet to cafi, D u.ouu- eE' st NV corner of oi. i'm. D, e ost 4xl inches n a mound gf oue-. marked e. 60 C."
 Ihcncr tt'! leg J. 8 tS.aot Co monument ard post. "C |. M No !, uiaC- oi hegir.lur.
 'raiIon i5 deg. .6 min. E. Total area oi claim lS. acre.
 his ciaim iS locRfe3 on us-urveysI land. o.. t1 nor dope of the Sgu a ,irallr ulf Ua5strs. Flual county, Ari-u u. and ha iocr ton no ice is {! c'rl. II Inc Rec rder'- oiace of Pima co uuty tr zpua In Book i. l;cc1r's uf Miue=. page n. Any and al rer,un- e ming adversely any porit'n or sal4 thTt-Jlu miue su face ground afc required 70 file tii i- adverse claims sitr he k-cI- CT of th1 United St4.-es l. nd Hce, at tucson, ArlzOla, during the sixty days period of publication taereof, or they vii be barred by VI tUs of the provisions Of the stat ute.