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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

A FIRE, originating in Chinese
opium den in Seattle, Oh the night
Of the Sth instant, destroyed eight
buildings of small value, in the
southern part of the city. The whole
loss foots up about IS 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

The Spohomish Eye suggests Judge
Jacobs for Governor. If We are to
have a change, better selection
could not be made from the Repub-
lican ranks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

The Portland NeWs devotes three
columns to report of Sullivan's
advent to that city. If it had been
The President, or Dom Pedro, it
could not have written him up in q
more ELUSIVE style.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

Mr.. +. S. Sahm and Miss Louisa
M. Cramer, were married at Tacoma,
last Wednesday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

The barometer has been stead
lily falling the past twenty-four
hours, indicating a severe storm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

JACK Stratman, the veteran news
dealer of Seattle, has again placed
us under obligations for leading
periodicals.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

OFFICIAL surveyors recommend
that the Umatilla be sold as she lies
on the bottom of Esquimalt harbor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

SAD ACCIDENTAL man named L.
NJ. Van Doren, salesman in Slet-
son Il Posts lumber yard, in Seat
tie, had his hand cut off by circu-
lar saw, last Saturday, in the COM
pany's mill. 1t seems that in filling
an order, it was necessary to trim up
few planks, which he took into the
mill, to rip up on a small circular
While at work his coat sleeve caught
in some unaccountable manner, and
jerked his right hand against The
saw. In less than an instant, The
sharp teeth had savered that men,
Der from the wrist, so that it hung
down by small piece of skin. Van
Doren is an industrious man, about
thirty years of age, and was married
short time since, and was Just get
ting fairly underway at housekeep-
ing, when this terrible accident came
upon him. A collection was taken
up for the relief of the unfortunate
man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

g, The high price of eggs the past
year increased the supply from Eu-
rope to 100000 dozen during
1881
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

SULLIVAN, the pugilist, realized
larger sum from the sale of tickets
to his exhibition at Seattle than had
ever before been taken in from q
single exhibition in that city. Three
hundred and sixty-soyen seats we're
sold at 81 80 each, amounting to
$3.50 so. Henry Ward Beecher's
lecture in the same place realized
$3.50. This seems to show that in
some respects, muscle is mightier
than brains.
The Captain of the Libby has beer
placed under bonds to answer at the
next term of the District Court for
towing away boom of logs before
it had been scaled in accordance
with the provisions of law. 1t is
urged in defense that the logs were
cut by the Tacoma Mill Co. for their
own use. and that they were under
no obligation to have them scaled.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

The cold weather" began on the
Sth with fall Of snow, since which
time the changes have been as fol.
lows, recorded by the U. S. Signal
Office in this place:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

GEN. Sherman has been placed
upon the retired list of the srmy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

CHARACTERISTIC Victoria dis
patch says that at dinner party to
which Sullivan, the pugllist, was
an invited guest, he tod one of
the company to dry up" or he
would make him do it, and contin-
u,d to manifest his warlike ploclivi-
ties until his remarks became so o.
f,nsive that the cLail man requested
lin to sit down or to leave. II,
chose the latter alternative, and
saying he could wipe out the whole
crowd and other like expressions, he
finally left the room. While at the
table, he drank three bottles of
champagne in quick succession, out
of beer glass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

the Bis I.t:lnr. SAYS that strange
animal which has been desecrating
graves in Perry township, Wood
/ county. has again been seen. A
- ntlemau whose veraci'v Is not
/ questioned gives this do>rriu'iou of
thc novel gray eyard ghCul: IT. reck
and breast aie white, II 'he rest of
! the body IL black; the tracks Of its
! front feet are about eight inches
long and three wide, making impress
! SONS in the snow with its claws
about twice the length OF !. mai >
! finger. The tracks made by the
hind feet are nearly round, and
bout the size of a large dogs, eX-
cept the claws, which are longer and
sharper. The animal Is about three
! feet long and eighteen inches high.
1t burrows into the ground in the
! graveyard, and penetrating the f
fins therein contained, devours the
contents thereof. 1t travels with
such rapidity that all attempts thus
far to kill it have proved futile. The
man who last saw the unllua. says it
was in the middle OF the road, hav NJ
gone from farm by literally tearing
the fence to pieces. His dog gave
chase to the beast, but soon returned
scared almost to death. The pen-
living i'll the vicinity have frequently
heard loud noises which are now
supposed TO nave emanated flom
this peculiar, unnamed, unknown
beast. The animal is said to be
slowly working its way toward To-
ledo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

The S"at'l.. Sinr gives its Sunday
readers the following moral intelli-
gence:
When Won Kiss an Olympia girl $ Il
says . tapital." II y"u approach a "Ta-
coma >Vt,iI,s, with =, u'atoTl nt'n-
ZION. sh" say, Vow. voting man, let that
b" the Terminus II she's a Rellingham
BdN danI>c!. ~n'. SAYS. " It's AZ right. 'ct
or 10 month ~ a Seattle mel sh" say,
Young man, don't wa S'e-attie do.
but SorIr 1t them u>t put up their lips
To which the Npi adds: The I.aCoiIuer
Cat : good hundred bli>hel, 10 the acre.
And the Tenlno damsel mudestly
exclaims Id like 10 have Ten-I-
know - the S:eilacoom girl meekiy
aflirms Still Leone; the Elma
las>ie "Don't tell ma; the Port
Angeles miss Angels ! but amt
that ,niftv"; the Port Gamble gi1l,
I'LL gamble ON tlat kind of tatfy,
any day" and the Walla Walla
Wullu Slri, That's good as wheat. !"
On, give us something harder to write
about.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15

-
AN INVESTIGATION REQUlRED.-The
Oysterville Jou,nal says: "Some
ten thousand acres of our most valu-
able land has been purchased at pri-
vate entry by a combination under
the leadership of Jas. Mcknight, a
lawyer, of Seattle. There is no dis
putin, the fact that when land is
offered at private entry, anyone has
the privilege of purchasing as much
of such land as he has money to pay
for, but then there is with each APP
plication to purchase such land a
non-mineral affidavit to make GU. =,
and in order for one TO swear with
any degree of truthfulness, it is nee
essary to look at the land at least.
But with the gentleman above re.
ferred to, such has not been the case;
and us the land is scattered we'll over
the county, it is improbable to sup
pose he ever saw one acre of it.
What makes the matter look still
more like fraud, is that during last
Summer several applications were
sent to Olympia for pieces that have
since been purchased by Mcknight,
but no satisfaction was had; nor
could any information be obtained
regarding the matter"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-15
MUSIC AND MUSICAL IMsrRvMaMrs.
OILY N11'1.A.

firm OF sal
will sell all at
The latest sheet cons
Oily mpi January y. &a. iy
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
DR.. SPINNEY.
Nc. ii KEARNY STREET.
Treats az Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG MES


Who may be suffering from the effects Of
youthful follies or indIsoretion will do wen
10 avail themselves Of this. tho creates boon
ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity
DR.. spinney will guarantee to forfeit $5oc
for every case Of Seminal Weakness or pri-
vate disease Of any md or character which
he undertakes and lis to cure.
NlDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many At the age Of thirty 10 six-
" who are troubled with too frequent evas-
nations Of the bladdsr, oftsn accompanied
by & slight snlaTtirg or banning sensation
and weakening cf tie system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examin.
ing the urinary dsposit5 r"py sediment
will often be foEBd, and sometimes small
particles If Glb1inen will appear. or the CO.
lor will he cf g thin IUillish hue, again
changing to 4 dark aud torpid apps arance.
There are mary men who die Of this difIioul-
ty ignorant of the canss. which is the see
ond stage Of seminal wralniss. DIR. s. will
guarantee perfect cure . all such cases,
and healthy restoration of the genito-urin
sTy organs
Office Hours--10 to I and 10 3. Sunday.
from 10 t. II 4 V. Consultation free. Tho.
rough exauinstion and ady.ce,s5.
Coll or address
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
Summons.

In the Distric, Court Of the Third Judi
cisI District, Territory Of Arizona, County
of Noaave. a.,
Samuel o. Prince. plaintiff, - w. A..
Fuller, defendant. j.
Actiijn broa.ht in the District Court oil
the Third .judl5isl District OF the ierfitory
of AriZona, ia and for the county 81 A"-
have
THO Territory Of arizona sends greeting
TO W 4. Euller.
You are hereby summoned aac required
10 sprear il! sn seton brought agsiast 70"
by tIa abave nimed plaintiffs ia I've Dis
tftcf G,,art 0s tAe iEird Judicial DISTRICT
ia and for tho County II N0htve, IN tie
Territory krlZonG, and answ9r the COM
pl.int Jied s.tA ti.e CIrTk ~ tins Court, az
nlnssai Iafk. IN s3Id cpnnty In ccpN Z"
when compliant accompanies this sum.
iuons within twenty days lexeiusive of
the day Of seryice1 after the service upon
,ou uf THIS fuIDUons IL scrVod IN III
county; but il served oUt of the county, and
within this district. thea within thirty
days: in al other cases, forty days.
And you are hereby notified that II you
III 10 appe.f and az swsr the complaint as
abuye required, plaintiff will take judy
merit by d,fsGlt scans; yoD for the sum ~
-four hundred aad seven ei-iUO dollars, with
interest un two hundred and thirty-twr
a; 100 thereof from the 18th day of ssptem-
ber 1880, and with interest on one hundred
and feyenty-fiye dollars thereof from the
18th CAV Of june lHs0 and costs and dis
burseiEents Ia this behalf expended.
Given Under my hand arid the
seal Of the said District Court at
( SEAL Mineral Park this 18th day of
October, 1884.
JoHS x. MAcKISzIE,
Clerk.
DAVIS & WrLLrLMs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
THOMAS WING,
IlnuiutaI
orApp.ica,ion for 81 Patent
No. G.,7.

L. s. LAND OrTIcR,
Prescott, \. T., OutObeT 2S:h, 1874.
Notice il hereby gwen that John J. Con-
way, attorney IN tacr for the Lester 3iLIng
cOiu,Jany, whose pOsEOiIGB address is HIes-
coti, Ariz0na, Eas th!5 day filed his apD!i.
catlUa tCr lslIeLt tor 1910 linear feet of
the SeGa.Dr uliue or vein, bearing silver and
osDer prec.aus metals, SIth surface groond
90 f. III wlGth, situated III Owen mining
district, county # MohHyc. Territory Of
Arizona, and ues grated by tho HeId nUtg,
and 1ifici u ,I Il on iIlr ia this Office as LOT
punibef IS 5, the exterior boundar!es OF
said lot No. 35 A being as follows, tU-wit.
DeginDlng at the INITIAL monument, mark.
ing the s0utnerly eId center of clam, here
is set a post AXi Ins. fl long, marked SIM
Ne. |. L ,. min. mon. No. !, Owen mining
dl trct, bars n. i3' ~ W. lz96. IL: then SO
y. II" a l.. 80 II TO Ihe southe ST corner
of claim, where IL get n post ixi ms. fl long
marked >. No. IL u grauIie rock IN place
M .rk.d .. NJ. II BP bears :. o. ~ T. I25
IT; thence y. 20 ~ ". JJOU fl % he purth-
e,sst corner Ut claim, where is set po.i
Az ms, fl l"ng. and marked s. No. III.
L. ;. InIu mon. M. | bears 3. Is" II T. "A
II: thence y ~" ~ ". $50 II TO the mort Ia
crly end cen.r, Of claim. whers Is sot n pOi
iXtlEs. 4 q lo.g, marked =. No. ", Iarue
granite p ck in pigCe Uarl ct = No ", ,RI
be.rs =. Il" =. y II; tbep q n ~ ~ W.
isanic c.JurScl 81 (. 10 the northwest C n.
nor Of et in. whore is set \ post 4xi ms, 3
II long ulid marked +. w. V liTrs crnuit.-
ruUk iu p''nr, In.rS"d ). no. V PIP bars )
ho' 80 T. H. f.: theme" y -" 81 n. 1895 T.
70 t.c sputhwe-t r,prneF # claim, where T.
-et I"nt IIt ms, II tong aud marked s
NJ. VI, "Tgiud N "'rmyilt belFa s. .j' ~
I r. . II: 'tercr 5. ~ 2t =. $50 Il To- mon.
"rh post = VI No. :. the pf CO of beginning
MtGnatlC variatiou ~ II oqst.
'ont,sninp IL 81 acreA.
The location # this mine is recorded iD
the Recorders Office Of Mohave county in
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
Of Application for Patent.
No. 6J5.
u. 5. LAND OFFICE,
PIlscorT. a. 4. OCTOBER 18th, 1884.

U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
Pgf2CVTT. -. T.,OcToBEE 18th, 1884.
Notice IL hereby given that John I. Con
way. attorney ia fact tor The Lester Mining
Juiupuny. Nuvse Uostoiiice address is Pres
colt, .,T.zOiIa. Ias tins uay hlod hln appli-
cation foE a - leIt for tho Sena tor MIli-slte,
boIng . acres " IOa.IDlneTaI land, 100 fl
long by 3lI, II II ia W.dsb, situated IN tie
tJuHsy Ol MUs.3.Ve md Territory of AriZO-
IA. aLd duai, mated by shs held notes ana
uiLcifl plal o.4 L!s In tbs o.ilGs as lDs nuu-
bsr - A.; the oyIer.uT D,uEG siie, Of said lot
No. - h bci.g - tU.i1ws. toxin:
Br.gIi.pIag It Il U IL.tI | monument, the
aDItEve>I C,TI.eT nI C4a ~, where ~ set Il
pJrt 92s Inn, ! IL lOz;p. LHrked 5slIM 40. /
In. "a IA. I.GI4sn, VI ceGat " mining cldiaI,
- NJ.,,5 b., q p - LItghed = VI No. l..
Ds.Is =. ~" jt ". 4bJJJ tt; taedJe ;. 4 &c
g.. JII.ii 70 10 sDg.EWerJ oCTneF Of claim,
NLefc ls 7ot a yysg IA 100. I f. long, marx
ou =. ~. ,LLelcs y. % JI' l.. 40 II to
sO.II snzs ColurT OF oiann. wnrre - set Il
post la N, ! 1t iUn,, aid marked ). No.
Ia; tnoaac y. 4" w. W. 3.l.I+ IL ~ north
east OJFieI OF claim. where Is set ypUSt
414 Ins, IL long and marked 5. No. ":
tLe..ce D. 81" ~ ". ~ II to monument and
post o3IiSI No. !, tis pace at beginning.
NJ sLneLIc variation ~ ~ Il.
CONT. InnIg d acres vi nUDrnIneral land.
1Ae lJc. lon notice this mill site claim
is IeU 10 d IN thekecoIGer sOiiice " DLave
CVun.y, ia book No. 4 II hlll-siios tBd
MatcI -i,IgEts at page ga ct seq.
Any aid AL pofsoas claiming adversely
any y GtIUu OF Sad Senator Mlli-sits or
surface ground are required 10 iii their I'D.
verse claims with the Reglstsr Of the
United states Land Dialcc II Prescott, All.
zUna DorrH1ry, DUNG the sixty daya
period cf pubIcatiou hereof or they will he
barred by virtue Of tLe provisions OF tie
Statute.
= THOMAS WING,
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
BAKERS
MINING HORSE POWER.

rJIHE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRAC-
/ ticai Machine ever iavrnted for tie scr
vice Of PROSPECT0RS and others re-
qulrin2 the use of horse poEer. Possess
ing all tine requirements of \ fr7t class
hoist and afiording means for the c,ntinn
Gus operation of a pump or blower without
interfering with h0isting apparatus.
Ii is made entirely Of iIon; no piece
weighs over 90 pounds. At the ordinary
sped Of q horse, y l00O-pound bucket of
ore may be raised l21 fest per minute. The
hosting drum is JndeT the comUlete con.
troll uf tho n7n 1t the shaft, and is capable
OF c.rrying 800 feet OF q steel rope The
cost of erection is slight, as two men in
half q d ~ can easily put il in place ready
for work.
Willie this power is more ptrticulariy for
mining purposes. il il equally adapted TO
all other use whero animal power ia requir
ed - Send for circrlar. Address
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30

excuses IN uRturer years, sush as Loss Of
Memory, LHRsitude, Nocturnl LmissioDs,
aversion 20 Society. Dimness of Vision,
Noises IN the lIend tie vital fluid Passing
unobserved in tic urine, and many other
diseases that lead % lus nifty aud Geath.
DIR. MINrlE, WHO !. a regular physician
ipraooste Of the University Pennsylvania
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred DollAr
for case Of this kind the VITAL kESTOR.
ATlNE under his SPECIAL advice and treat.
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure
or injurious fornd IN IL. DIR. Min;ie treats
all private diseases successfully without
mercUry. Consultation free. Thorough
Of urine, Five dOIiarr Price Of Vital Res
toratire, sl5O bottle. or four times
tie quantity for five dollars; sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt Of price. or @. o u, -
cure from observation and in priyste nsms
IL desired, by
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
I'lit< SllI-sT'
ENGLISH RE MEDY

Is 4 sEY r. FAIL
j 2 O. re { n Nervou Q
J ctihs Exhausted
Y italIty. iemins al
W Neabi esa spermatof-
rLua. Lose Manhood,
lnitaJteroy, z ros.a.
.torrhea, Para lysis,
.nld ali the terrible u.
.iscss Of Soli Abuse,
Iyoptlful folliss and
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
IInnsa,f

mn iOJ IL. vo EnL 9, -. sind ~
lItiiI ,rerts for ;, sttprAnd se viii man
~ ~ 49, ~ free q rovai, v.lpable box o.
sr'p'e Goods t''r' will put Won in the W.,
# n.akgrG N, re m rnry iR = few days thsn
yUu cvlf the ghL t,pasible RI any bussi,s~.
capt not rog1 rsd. We will start yUu. fos
ron wpk all the tine ur in spare time cnls
The TDrk h uniYarS ~ I'd pied - po-s
seH.a .vo1n@ ard Oh YUn c4n easily ~
'rpui - conts - : : "veTy evening That ~
wlo wei work may .rs' tho business =. ~
pake II lis unpar lci"d oifrr; So I'D who ~
~ veil E,tia',eG ne will s.nd 81 e. par is
he trerile "f w1tiupus Full pgu'cnii ~ y
3irer'inus etc. SEN free. Fortunes VII
nialo bv floee vro rive their whole tine y |
the work Great success absolutely W
Don't delay. Start nov. Address Srrsso
Co. Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30

lUnTTCipauted for Tie Lives Of all
AlTH m i Sthe Presidents Of the U. ).
4Ao LII J. tI'lte largest, ,haudsDmest bet
book Grer sold for less than twice our prize.
The sstest selling bnok IN america. IN
mensc profits 80 apcnts All intelligent pee
pie want t,sny one csn become u -nccessful I
agent. Terms free.EALls.TT BOOK Co Port.
land, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
a. Y. Min.ie, N. D..
II Kearny st , San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE HDIIIE kPTE

Will be sent IT, anyone applying by bstter,
stating symptoms, fex and age Strict ss-
cresy IN regard b. all business trpnsactioqs.
UR. MlSlIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHEiTlCtM NJ. cutes III kir.s kidney
and bladder crnpi"in's. eonorIhos, giest.
lenoorrhoea. For stls 10y sll drUprisis al
One dollar pcr bottle; six bottles FOR Eve
doliars.
DIR. biNTIE'S DANDELJON Pills
are the bast and che pest Dyspepsia ana
Bilious euro in the market. For sale BY ali
druggists.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
THOMAS WING,
Register.
Notice orApriIra..on for Patent
No. eco.

L, S. Lssp OYTTcg,
Pre- colt, A. T.. OGt b-r 23;h, 1884.
No,ice is hereby given that John J. Con
way, a:torns, IN tCi for the Lester Mining
cOmpluY. whose pot ,.!ics address is Pres.
cOtI, arizon.,, has this day filed his appli.
cation for a pltent for tae Alta Mill-site,
being ) acres Of 10 mineral land, 700 It
lnHg. by 3ll.E II IN width, situated ia ths
Coanto of Monaye ana Territory of Arizona,
and designated by the field notes and Off.
cial plat on file In this Oiiice ~ lot number
80 Il, ths exterior boundIrie, Of said lot
No. 80 y. beng as follows, to.wIt:
beginning at the initial monument, the
northwest corner If claim. where is sei n
post IA ins. 4 II long, marked AMIN No. /.
initIgI monument uf Alta mining claim, lot
No. 30 A. q post marked AIM No. bears
,. ca o. " iI5l9 II; thence >. !" CG L.
II IT 10 southwest rofnsf Of claim, where
u -st a post 4xi i,iA. II long, marked A
No. IL; thtBce y 81 ii l.. 100 IL ~ south
east corner Uf claim, where is set post All
ins. 4 IT iony, marked A N, III: thence n.
e. o. ". 3ll.f fy - northeast c'rner VI
cltItii, where ~ se. .. p.bst fx3 ins, II long.
marked A No. ~: thsnse 5. So 5i' w. 200
fE to monument and post hMiM No. !,
place Of beginning.
NJ .gne.i3 variation i0 ~ E.
Containing acres Of non mineral land.
tF At4Sti va tbtS iAilA oAAs Sili'ii
is recorded ia tie Recorders office Of Mo-
have county. in book NJ. Of AIll-sites nd
Water Rights. nj page 64.
An, and all persons claiming adversely
any pJr,i n of said Alta niIll-site or sur
face ground are required 10 file their nd.
verse claims with the Register Of the United
States l. nd Ofc. nj Prescott, Arizona
TERRITORY, dunDg the sixty days period OF
pubiicatiDn hereof or ttey will be barred
..f ffasa
THOMAS WING,
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
-, "A - n,;res a pnce 442.

hook b Of mines. at page AZ.
Any and sll ps ms claiming adversely
any portion Of said senator n'ine OF sarAacs
ground are required - NE thsb hnYp.
ci,in,. with The Register of the Upi'ed
states Lard Office at Prescott III tho Terri
,ery uf arizons, during tie sixty days pc
riod of rublic..tion hereof or they will pc
barred by virlue of tho provisions OF the
0'"'''o THOMAS WING
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30

fI0 na week at home 80 outfit free r ~ al.
khfsp,Vieiy surc.Eo risk, Capital nj r.
wv ooquirea. Pc der, If sou want busine
at which psNnls II either sex, Young or old.
with shsOluts CertGirty, write for par icu.
lars 70 Il. HAETETr d Co.. Portland. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
DAVIS & WnLuMs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff

kIf.TsaE.My limited means com
IL u IUE.spel me TO require settle
meDt within sixty days for all goods
purchased of me. ! will most rigid
ly aaijrca this role from June lst,
1884. until further notice.
W. NJ. KRIpER.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
x.,,e. .rApp,,en,,on for Patent
No. sJ9.

No. go.
Us. LAsD oPFng,
prescott, !. T.. October 26tb, 1851.
Motto. il hereby given that John }. Con
way. attorney in fact for the Lester Mining
comp hy. whose pJstoh 20 address ~ Pres
cutt, ArIzDna, has this d " hled LIS appli-
cation 4 7 Is patent for 1850 linear feet of
the Alta miDs or vein, beafiDg silver and
othd precious metal, with snrfaoe ground
60 IL in width. situated III Osen mining
district, county of hohay9 and Territory
of Arizona. and desil mated by the held
notes and oihcial plat on tile ia this Office az
lot number 80 A, the exterior boundaries Of
said lot No. 80 A being as follows, to-wit:
HsqiEniI < at the initial monument mark
ihg the Dor. berIy end center OF claim,
vherc - set a p'Jst 3xi ins, 4 IL long. mark
ed a. M NJ. /. L. s. Ein m,n. No. !. Owen
mining district, bears ). ri ~ u. 17Os II
dist mt: Themes y. "a" "a II. 3Dft to north
east corner of cain, where is vet post
4Xi ms, n long. marked a NO. III, mouth
Of iuBue driven Westerly into Alta clim
btac- ;. az ~ ". sj Il; iLerce 5. -" II
l.. l5tU IL 10 EGLiletst cOrIeF OF claim,
wlcr,- ~ Ell a post s1i IDs. I e. long and
marked A No. III. L. r. mia. Di"D. No. /
beers S ~ II 4. u tt: fl4eIIce n. u" 4W.
SUJ Il to sostl crIN oad cent ~ claim
w.eyr j. ~; y post izs Iss. II long and
iAATEtl n M. ~ lhtfst ~ ~ - w :.
-An,e conrs.l 90 II a. southwest corner Of
claim, xEe . IN sci a p 81 fI5 ihs. IT long
aad ,Gdr.A.d NJ. V, ilge LrsBste rock III
,,i Ca arlsd NJ Y I,p he r. :. 80 ~ T.
81 . Il; thence y. lS' - ". 300 II 10 north
we,I oblner II claim, who're !, sst post
;xs ms. 1 IT long and marked y No. VI, q
lar, ,r gram e rock II place married No. VI
~ boar n 52' 80 4. 261I Il: thence >. ~
~ L. 800 IT ~ monument md pos. AlI
NJ J, y. &c of beginhlnR.
~ .uetic variation u" IL y.
g nj. ning lTII aDFe.
Tbs location pf this b.ns is recorded in
the Recorders Office II alDheye county, in
book Is. Of mines, ~ pgJe Al! et seq.
Ans ailo all p-rs US claiming adversely
any portion If said Altg Line or surface
pi"ura are required % fls their adverse
cllims with Iba Register of the United
States Lend Office st Prescott, in the Terri.
tory of AnzIpa. during the sixty days
period u publication hereof or they will be
barred 10y virtue Of tie provisions of the
Statute.
THOMAS WING,
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30

The location # this mine is recorded 10
the kecorder's Office Of Mohave county in