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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-12
The Abbeyllle PIs.s and 4 Baaaer. \ .ays ),

The A6beslile Hsss and Banner, says
il seems % ue as Ii tho "a nderson Leg.
islatiye delegation feel Indignant hecauss
their constituents Fant TO know of their
tsction on the temperance question. If
tis the right OF the people 20 petition.
II ,seema that It Is theifrright Co know
ahy thcir petition was disfca 7; 3sss}s
Itasenas 70 ia that the Eyss and 6an.
,sss u exactly level. headed Ia both 81. .its
deductions ID, this paragraph.
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CARP FOR SALE,

Nov is your time to buy Carp. will
~ sell them at my pond on McDufle
Street on Monday and Tuesday, the second
and third days of March. at the following
prices Ono year old, 81 to 6 CITE. each
Two years, 25 to so CHS. each; 3 wears, 81 so
each. ANDY BROWN,
Anderson, 8. C.
Feb II, 1865 81 s
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!; "a thief Ni,hhnt Il isgs and having
i0nty ono nrna has be- ton ssntenc,d d 10 ,,sr,o
yssis hard labor 10 the Iliinols penitsns
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SoUTu CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County
PY virtue OF executions to me directed
-lO / will expose to sale on the first Mon
day in March, 1885, the following property,
to wit:
Two Cows md two Yearlings. levied or
as the property Of w. l.. q b. 3. Davis
in favor Of Martha J. Freeman. Terms Of
Sale cash. VIM. l.. BOLT,
Sheriff of Anderson County.
Feb IL, 1885 81 8
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FOR SALE.

THREE Hundred Acres Of Land, lying
Il on Rocky River. less than one mile
from Lowndesville. Two-horse farm in
cultivation, the remainder in original for
est and pine lands. For further informa-
tion call on or address the undersigned.
JAS. B. FRANKS.
Lowndesville, Abbeville Co., 8. C.
Feb IL, 1885 81
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go. Cortesperd snta aunounce that Gen
}M. Gt Bnptr, he hopsred Se1atos. Il i mi
81, all, she, ,hancsoaaeat man 10 iho United
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
4N All persons having demands against
the Estate of Harriet l.. Swilling, deceased
are hereby notified to present them, properly
proven, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted to
make pay uent.
T. l.. CLINKSCALES, Ex'r.
Feb 5, 1885 30
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w. Til. ROSS.

DENTAL @URGEONs
EATlLL open an office at Anderson c. H
wv in March, 1885. and will be prepared
to execute ali operatious-Surgical and
MISUNDERSTANDING to the profession OF
Dentistry.
Jan %, 1885 2S
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WARMING.

A LII persons are warned not to hire or
"A harbor Michael Shlag, who is under
contract to work for me this year, and has
len me without just cause. Those disre-
gardng this notice will be prosecuted.
y. Med. MASSEY.
Feb. IL 1885 81
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Notice to Creditors.

Thomas w. Martin, Admir-. vs. Sarah A.
Wilson, ct al.
DURSUANT to an order Of Court, all
Il persons having claims against the Es.
tate OF VIM. X. Wilson, deceased. are
hereby notified to present and prove them
before me on or by the 2d day OF March
next.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Jan. 29 1885 %
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. Es6nton, Ca, .Fss, Q, 1855. 4aaol' l'l,'',ln
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NY Stock is larger than ever and can show haiti.
class of Goods than before brought to
this market. do not believe in keep
ing Goods, but want to sell
them, and if Prices
will do it
8 AIM Thu MAN !!
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q. F.. PRINCE.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-05
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
The Silver King.

Correspondence Chicago Herald.
 The Silver King, in Pinal county, Arizona, turned out to be magnificent property and of great profit to the stockholders: A large portion of the stock was sold in Washington in '79 80. Colonel Rockwell; of the chum Cabinet, was an intimate friend of Barney's, and through him and Swain many people bought the stock. Garfield himself took 1000 shares, and drew dividend of $250 month up to the hour of his death. Quartermaster Gen. eral Meigs, Treasurer Gillian, Colonel Swain, General Ingalls,, General Kenzie, and number of lesser lights, were all stock holders, and probably most of them are yet. Unlike most silver mines, the Silver King has yielded for number of years. It IS not so profitable as of old; however.
 The mine has paid since 1873 S1,500,0OO in dividends, and has produced something like $3,400,= 900 in silver.
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cox,rERcIAL-
Clifton Postomce.

Rs-alar hours from I:S0 a. m. to I;S0 p. m. Rsristr,.iol from 931 a. m. to D. m.
 Money Order hours, 9:31 a. m- to p. m:
 Sru lays, offi-e open from II a m; 10 IF ni' Naii denarts for Solomonville Tuesdays, Th1rsaays m l Saturdays. Mail closes sa. m. Mail for Morenci closes at D. m.
 No foreign or mutilatei money wal pc received for stamps. box rent or post Il orders. Parties calling tor mni ma,ter Ttnsr ,,,rst sl.s that which is addressed to themselves must present .n orler for delivery.
 JAMES SIAs, P. M. A.M. FRANKLIN, Deputy P. M.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-05

Col. Wm. Royal, of the 4th cav airy, is now on leave at Washing ton. It was one of the Cheyenne chiefs, who, being asked by Col. Royal why an Indian liked to kill human beings, answered that question by asking another:
 Did you ever kill a rabbit?y asked the chief.
 "Yes," answered Royal.
 "Did you ever kill deer?"
 "Yes," was the response again.
 "Well, wasn't it more fun to you to kill the deer than the rabbit! That's why I like to kill a man. 1 like to see him jump up and kick" said the bloodthirsty old savage, his aged eyes snapping at recollections of past experences in what he regarded as the most royal of all sports-hunting tie biggest game that walks.-Ex.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-05

The Phoenix fair begins on the 12th of October and ends on the 17th
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-05

Whiskey is said tc be good for the bite of rattlesnake. But what" parenthetically asks the Yuma Sentinel, "is poor fellow going to do that cannot afford to keep a rattlesnake?"
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-05

TOT d uuuUer Ol yedIo. Ao 10 Aoo so profitable as of old; however.
 The mine has paid since 1879 S1,500,000 in dividends, and has produced something like 3,4OO,= 900 in silver.
 One day when President Lin coin was alone and busily engaged on an i'm mportant subject, involv- ing vexation and anxiety, he was, by some mischance, disturbed by the unwarranted intrusion of three men, who, without apology, proceeded to lay their claim be- fore him. The spokesman of the three reminded the President that they were the owners of some torpedoes or other war-like inyen- ton, which, if the government would only adopt, would soon crush the rebellion. "Now," said the spokesman, i've have been here to see you time and again; you have referred us to the Sec retary of War, to the Chief of Ordnance and to the General of the Army, and they will give us no satisfaction. We have been kept here waiting till money and patience are exhausted, and we now come to demand of you 8 final reply to our application
 Mir. Lincoln listened quietly to this insolent tirade, and at it's close the old twinkle came into his eye.
 "You three gentleman remind me of story I once heard" said he, "of a poor little boy out Vest who had lost his mother. His father wanted to give him re- ligious education, and so placed him in the family of clergyman whom he directed to instruct the little fellow carefully in the Scrip lures. Every day the boy was re- quired to commit to memory and recite one chapter of the Bible. Things proceeded smoothly until they reached the chapter which details the story of the trials of Shadrach, Mesach and Abednego in the fiery furnace. The boy got on we'll until he was asked to re- peat these three names, but he had forgotten them. His teacher told him he must learn them, and gave him another day to do so. Next day the boy again for got them. Now said the teacher, you have again failed to remem- Der those names, and you can go no further till you have learned them. I will give you another day on this lesson, and if you don't repeat the names l will punish you A third time the boy came to recite, and got down to the stumbling block, when the clergyman said, Now, tell me the names of the men in the fiery furnace Oh said the boy, 'here come those three internal bores! I wish. the devil had themF"
 Having received their 'sfnal answer" the three patriots re- tired, and at the Cabinet meeting, which followed directly after. the President, in high good humor, related how he had dismissed his untimely visitors.-New York Tribune
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-05

Mountain lions, bears, wild cats and other carnivorous animals of a predatory character that destroy cattle sheep and other property of value, to appease their hunger, are subjects of a county bounty for their scalps. The Apaches animals that destroy human life for amusement-ar exempt from the bounty law. It is obvious from this distinction that cattle, sheep, etc., are of more value than human life.-Citizen.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-05

It rains upon the just and un- just alike; but the unjust are gen orally provided with borrowed umbrellas, which they do not return.
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THE CLIFTON CLARION.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT Clifton, Graham County, Arizona.
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D.L. sAXRE X CO., PusLrsuEIs AND PRoPRIEToRs.
To British Subscribers
AGEyTS:
ADVERTISING RATES.

SINGLE COPIES of the CLARIoS can can be obtained in. Clifton at C. M' oiarA News Stand, Main street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-05
SUMMONH.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District Of the TerfitCty
Of Washington, holding terms - vsss
In King county. for the COUNTESS u AAs
Complaint nled In the County q King;
In the Office Of the Clerk Of saad pasu'0'
Court "
No. lsa-Gilbert Gudmundson. plain
tiff Va. ]. p. Adams. defendant
TEE UNITED STATES 90 AxkxicA sEsp osssfiss.
To J. y. Adams, defendant
You are hereby required 10 sppear y ~
action brought against you By tho aeove
named plaintiff, in the District Co1rt q ne
Third judicial district Of the Territory o
Washington. holding terms NJ the CITY o.
Seattle, In the county Of King. for the conn-
ties Of King and Kitsap, and TO unsw@
the complaint fled therein within stxv
days from the date Of the first publicatoa
OF this summons. or judgment by 6efsnn
viii be taken against you. according V
the prayer OF the complaint
The said sciion 10 brought 70 set nsids
. certain Judgment obtained By defend.
ant against plaintiff. and entered In sald
Court April %. iss1 said Judgment =
plaintiff alleges. having been renderea
On forged promissory note. OF Wnlcn
forgery plaintiff was ignorant until eftet
payment Of said Judgment April 9. i&5
also. 70 recover back the money g pa, q
with interest thereof from April - NJ
until raid. ~ 10 per cent per snnnm. 70
gether with costs and attorneys fees "
this action Plaintiff also AYERS that -
fendant has been absent from Washing
ton Territory since August. 1854. but ~
he 10 possessed Of property tn said kinS
county, Of which plaintiff ssks that . ~
ceiver b sppointsd. Plaintiff also pm
fes general rel ef.
Witness the Hon Roger 8. Greene. ysdes
.->, Of the sAid District Court 80
SEAL the seal thereof. this Hth an
s' Of June, A. ID. 1855.
JAMES SEAvEY. Clssk.
ny JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy. -.
". SoAerberg. attorney for plAinu4
Date II 1zst pahaioatisa. Asguse y. -
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. Third Judicial District of Washington
Terrs tory, holding terms at Seattle.
No. 431l-Andrew Merchant, plaintiff,
vs.. Carrie Franklin and David frankie.
defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
issued out of the above entitled Court. in
the above entitled action. dated the 18th
day or July, 1885. and TO me directed and
delivert d, 1 have duly levied upon the
proper y described in said order of sale
and as fellsws towit:
Lots six ,6l and seven "a in block sixty
six l66l. o. collins addition TO the city Of
Seattle. King county. Washington Terri
tory.
Notice il therefore hereb7 given. that on
saturday. tn. 5th day of sep
TENDER. 1855.
At the hour Of O'Clock p. IN of said dsy. ~
front Of thu Court House door. In the city OF
Seattle, King county, Washington Territory,
will, in obedience TO said order Of sale sell
the above aeseribsd pr. party, or s, much o.
msy be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judg'
ment In said action. with interest thereon and
costs, at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated AZ Seattle, the 9Th dav Of August,
1855. J.H McGRAw
auftd Sheriff
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MINING APPLICATION NO. n.
USrrND STATES LAND 0vrIoE.

W July 9ls lcno.
Notice Is hereby given that John ". Guys,
WHOSE postoffioe address Is Seattle. King Ooun-
~. Washington Territory, has this day nisd
his application for patent for 1900 linear
feet OF the Mammoth Lode or Deposit. Mine
or Vein. bearing magnetic iron. with surfAcs
ground 6oe feet In width, situated In summit
Mining District, King County. Washington
Territory. and designated BY the Geld notes
and oficisl plat ON a In this Office = LOt No.
10. said Lot No. ~ beiag described - fol-
lows. TO wit: Beginning at he mosi westerly
corner Of said claim, corner No I, being aisD
corner No. Of John Leary claim No ~ %
same lode. and corner No. Of Y. u. Guys
claim No. as on Iadustry Lode, thence north
80 deg. IS min. east, variation - deg. IS mis-.
east. along the north westerly boundary Of
claim, beisg also southeasterly boundary Of
T. N Guye claim No. ~ on Iaaussry Lods.
1900 feet 10 the most nottherly corner Of el I'm.
Corner No. being also corner No. Of ,. v.
Briggs claim No. a. on same lode. AID corner
NO. 4 OF Y. n. Cages cain No. O., on indus
try Lode, where Is set q post -four ieet long
aud one foot In ground, thence south 20 deg.
30 min east, variation - deg. east, along ths
northeasterly boundary Of claim. being siss
southwesterly bounda Of b. y. Briggs elsin
No. q on same lode. COO feet 70 tho moss
essterly corner OF claim Corner No. beinG
also corner No. Of b. r. Briggs claim No.
~ on the same lode. vhere 10 81 pest -four
feet long and one foot 10 grouod, thence
south 81 deg. 50 min. vest. vsriation 10 De-.
30 min east, along the southeAsteriy eausd-
AIRY OF claim 1900 feet 70 the most sou1hsry
corner Of claim. Corner No. 4, being also
eorns' No 3 Of John l. ary claim No. " 10
the same lode. whore 10 set . poss four fess
long and two feet in ground. thence north ~
deg. so min. west, variation II DEG. u min.
east. along the southwesteriy boundary q
claim being also northessieriy BOUNDARY q
John Leary claim No 20 on ssms lods, co.
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LAND NOTICES.
MINING APPLICATION NO. Is.
rx1rxp STATES LAxp orFIcE.

OIY1fPI., ". T.. July 81. ISIS
Notice Is hereby gwen that Z NJ Rssin. by
Thomas Blu ke. his ASent ard att'rBey. whose
postofsce addrrss is seattle, King County. ".
T. has ,his dav nled hrs application for
uAteut fer 1900 linear feet Of the Indu-try
Lode. or Deposit. Nine. or Neio. nolrine
magnetic iron with surface round 500 feet In
width, si5usted in summit Mining pis'rte',
King OouEty. Washington Territory. and
sie,s gnased by toe field notes and oflctal pist
on i e iu this afioe a. Los No. 90 SAid Lot
Ne 81 being d scribei - follows. t. Wit: Be
Ginning g. the most southeriy corner Of said
claim. c rner No l. also being corner Ne. 81
John Lsary clam No. -. IN Aamno'h Loce
lence nth 50 DEG. N min. west, variation
Fl deg - min East. along the southwesterly
boundary Of claim. too feet to the most
westerly corner Of claim, corner No. ? where
l. set q post iivs feet long. two feet in the
ground: thence north "a deg. . MIG. east
variation II deg east. along the north westerly
boundary of aim. 100 iee,, to the most
nor erly corner OF clam: : -rner No. 3. being
also corner n. 2 off NJ 6uye claim No. Is
on same lode. where Is set a post four feet
long ana o e foot in the ground: thence
:, nth 81 deg 30 min. east. vArislirn 81 deg.
20 min. essl. along the northessserly bound p
sly Of claim, being slso the southwesterly
b undarv of p NJ. Guye claim, Ne -, or
same lode. eco feet. 20 the most eAsterly cor
ner of clsim: corner No. 4, being also cornei
No. of Z. NJ Guye claim. No. IS. on same
ode add corner No. Of John Lesry claim,
No. 46. on Mammoth Lore. where Is set .
post FIVE feet long in shell rock. aud mound of
stone: thence south "a deg. - min. west
variation u de-. IS min east, Alsng the
southt sse rly b undary of claim. being ais
the northEesteilv BOUNDARY Of John Leary
claim. No. IS. On Mammoth Lode, 1900 feet to
Il p ace of beginuing, corner No / from
Nhich mineral monument ee,rs south So deg.
! mic. west 952 feet, Conisning 10 90 acres.
The locat on ofthis mine Is recorded in the
Recorders Ofsce Of King Counly. W. T., in
book OF Mining records, and is known ss S'0I
OF said records.
The sdioiuiog claimants are y. NJ. Guye,
claim No Is, on same lode. aud John Leary
claim, No. i6. on Mammoth Lone.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of sad q. NJ. Rssin claim upon In
dustry Lode. or mine or surface ground, are
required to file their adverse claims with the
Register of he United StNes Land offce Of
Olympus. W. T.. during the So DAYS period OF
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions of tue Statute.
AUD ocS. JOHN T. CONVEY Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MINING APPLICATION Nd. Ia
CxrrsD Stairs LAND Oyv,rx
nN

oifHfiA- ". r.. Jely 81. isss
Notice Is hereby given that y N a.
whose po.,o,nss address ID seattle, VT
this day nlet his application for ,s.e aAs
feet Of the Industry Lode, or ptpos,s ms. ansR
ven, bearfng magnetic iron, wa -
ground eoo feet In width. sitna,es 1, s,s.nns
Mining District. K ng ooanty E..sans
Territory. ana designated by rhs 49, 500
aud ufhcisl plat on die N this ofS,a - s,ss
A.. Sud Lot No. Is being des.rsh.s ~ va
lows, 10 VII; heslnning ~ the most .,,s,I .s-
corhee oi sAo clAinl. corner No l, b.to. -!
corner No. Of Q. N. Rssin eiair, a, 800
same Lode. and come Nc. i az y %
cl aim No. ~ on Mammoth Loje 49,. Wy.
50 deg - min west, variation d a. sone
east, Along the southwesterly hosrs..A1:
claim. being also no-fhvpsterly h,,.say o.
u. NJ. Rasin claim No. So an -. %
$40 feet 70 the most westerly .a. Lo1e
claim Corner No. ?, where Is a. |. -,
long, LOOT IN the grou d; theoo. -, -
aes' % nllo' eAs', variation q DEG Al
east, sions the north westsrl. hoS,sn MN
claim 500 feet 10 the most norsAs... aae'y q
claim. Corner No. 3 being 80 ~ ~ esfssr %
Of Thomas Burke's claim No a ~ - No.
Lode where IL set plst 4 fsrt -. ss1s
rock and mound Of STONE 49, N Iooss
deg. 50 miu- east. variation ~ - ss -
east, aleng the northsasterI, - ain.
claim, oeine also souihves,erfv 49,.
i4"HAs butAe > OtAn No 81 40 -
most sasterly corner Of eiafp c,.s. We
being also corner No, l Of rer-.Sa 90.
claim No. 81 on the sAms Ioae - ,. oane
CT J. W. Gage claim Ne. n on 49,. 40
Lode, where Is set post feet Ions 80 @
loot In the ground; thence south a 'es
mi. west, varistion y deg. eat. sloas -. =
-Asterly boundary Of claim, hsins .l.o .a..S
westerly boundary Of J. W, 6uys cl.,n ~
~ on Mammoth Lode, $500 feet 70 tAs pl.nsS,
Deat aiming. Corner No. l. from which Gn...,
Monument bears south IS deg, IL MIN -.
2+5206 feet. containing d. "a acres
The location Of this mine !. recorded In A..
Recorders Oficc of King County. W
book Of Mining records, and IL known As s,,s
Of saiu n cords.
Tne adjoining claimants are J. " g,,.
claim No. 80 on NJ ,mmoth Lode. and
Rasir. claim No. So. and rhomas Burkr 49,.
No. 81. n the Industry Lode.
Any and all persons claiming adveS,l, An,
portion of said +. NJ. Guys claim apoa =,
Industry Lode, or mine. er surface groapa =,
| required 10 file their adverse claims Win "A.
Register OF the United States Land oskc, =
Olympia, W. T.. during the 90 days period a
publication hereof, or they will be barred !,
virtue of the provisions Of the Statute.
au6 ocs. JOHN +. GOwEY. Reeisssy
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MINING APPLICATION NO. II.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

OLYMPIA, W. T., Iuty 81. 1885.
Notice l. hereby given that b. F. Briggs
whose post office address t. seattle, W. T., ha:
this day filed his application for 1900 feet Of
the Mammoth Lode or Deposit Mine, or Vein
bearing magnetic iron, with surface around
600 feet in width, situated in Summit Mining
District, King county, Washington Terri DRY,
and designated by the field notes aud offici j
plat on file in this Office as Lot No. AZ, said
L t No. AZ being described az follows: Be-
ginning a; the most westerly corner Of the
claim corner No. H. being also the most
northerly corner Of J. W. Guye's claim, No. 10.
on Mammoth Lode, and being a 30 the most
sou herly cor:ser Of Thomas burke's claim,
No. 81 on Industry Lode: thence North Is
deg 40 min. East, variation % deg. East
along the sorihwes,erly boundary OF claim,
being also southessterly boundary Of Thomas
Blu ke's clam, No. 81. on ladus;ry Lode, 1850
feet TO the most noriherly corner OF claim
corner No q, being also corner No. Of 1hos.
Barhe's claim, No. 81. on Industry Lode,
where is set posi- feet long. foot In tine
variation Il deg. East. along he northeasterly
boundary Of The claim GOO feet TO the most
ess,erly corner OF claim (cornsr No. -. where
is ST post feet long on poirt { ledge over.
looking south Fork of Snoq1almie river. with
mound Of sto1e; hence soush IS deg 90 min.
West. vAristien 20 deg As min East, along
the southeasieIIy boundary of claim 1900 feet
To the most sou'htrly corner Of clam tcorner
No A.. being also corner No. 3 of J. W. cue
claim, No. ~, on same lode, where Is set .
post feet long, feet in the ar snd; thence
Nor b SO deg. 81 min. West. variation 10 deg.
81 min. East, along scuthves srly boundary Of
this claim and the northwtsterly boundary Of
J W, Caves claim, No. 80. on same lode. GAO
fee, 10 he place OF beginning being corner
No. 1. from which mineral monuue nt bears
= nth 40 deg 10 min. West 1888 Z. 10 feet con.
tainieg 20 60 100 acres.
The iocati 70 Of this mine 10 recorded in the
Reco der's Office OF kiug couny. ". T., In
book of minins reco, de, and Is known A. s706
OF said re eords.
The adjoining claimants are J. W. Cue,
claim No. 40, on same lode. aud Thomas
Burke. lain No. 81. ON Industry Lsde.
Aoy and all persons claiming adversely sny
portion Of said B. +. Briggs claim upon tn
Mammoth lode or Nine. or surface ground,
are required to file their adverse claims nth
the Re lister OF the United States Lsud Once
at olympia, W. r., during the 90 days period
OF publication hereof. or they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the Statute.
au6 ocs JOHN y. CONVEY. Register.