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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

John Barrett, who has just returned
from Howard Springs, met with little
adventure in the third person while at
that mount tin resort. Among the party
ut tho springs was man who was very
fond Of hunting. He started out before
dawn one morning. and towards dusk he
was still absent A party Of searchers
started out and met him in the woods.
He was covered with blood and scratches.
According to his story, be had sighted a
tree squirrel ON branch, and the result
proved almost a horrible death-not to
the squirrel, for, being fancy hunter,
the sportsman merely wounded that ami
mai but TO the man himself. After
wounding the squirrel he climbed the
tree to bring it down. The terrified ani-
NAL crawled to the top Of the trunk
Just as the hunter got there. The trunk
proved to be hollow. and the squirrel
crawled down. While grabbing for the
game the man dropped his gun down
the hollow. The piece was valuable
one and the sportsman determined to re-
cover it. SO he slid down the inside Of
the trunk, but upon attempting to climb
out what was his horror TO lind himself
entombed alive. Minutes Jagged
into hours, and stlll no responses came
to his shouts for help. Hope and strength
at last died out, and the man gave him-
self mp to horrible death. Suddenly
an object partly obscured the skylight
OF his tomb Thinking his shouts had
been heard he gave an exclamation Of
Joy; but the object, Instead OF respond
ing, descended the trunk tail.end first.
1t was a black bear. Unsheathing his
knife--the gun lay out Of reach, save by
an impossible stoop--the man braced his
arm for the struggle. Down came
Bruin, and at suitable moment
the hunter prodded him in
the launches. The bear instantly
scrambled up. A brilliant idea flashed
across the mans mind. He seized the
animal by the tail, and, happily, was
dragged mp to daylight. Reaching the
orifics Of the trunk he cut off the tail Of
his rescuer and generously allowed him
to escape.
Ia proof Of the truth of his story the
huntsman exhibited his scratched ell
bows and knees. On the following day
the tree was found and felled The gun
and TIA squirrel were brought to light.
Conclusive evidence turned up a few
DAYS thereafter, when tailless bear was
seen in the woods by reputable parties
stopsing OF the hotel. The name Of the
man who met with the adventure Is
Rudolph Olsen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
dorEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

SADEAu HOUSE,.
C B Ryder, Reynolds, Rivsd
Capt Hawthorne & wi. Capt Euckler wife
Thomaston. Me San Pc Iro
oi Scp pHa' WI snip Mrs Ms maxwell, 90
Capt Latemer W. sp H W Mayer, Pasadena
CAPT Parker tss Ship Ru- Dr. : B fennss& fny.
yaria Gnatamsla, A
J B Simpson, Dallas w Il Whitmore & VT,
NJ X Crazy. Newhan WFTalburf ST
9 d Bone brake, city Ma Csifins wv Y
n isrnier, PsIis Miss z csikins, 90
sr. ELMO.
N Agreau, Yerba MP Ford. Santa Ana ma
Buena W Manson 4 W, Colin
Or ard MRS Murray. NJ 9 Beach and child.
L Nangie, Garden cy sA Ashe. San Diego
! wollner. San Franc n spencer, Tehach'i
Als wsl @ssee 90 90 Es.9ssn r xsss
VI ! Beyiiis. coluss wFisey. Topeka
" Il Miller. Chicago IF Jones a W. Elsin'e
D W Lightner. Lanctr McComas. W & cdn,
Mohr. Fresno Pomona
JsPhiilIps, San Pedro
Prco HousK.
T Matthews. Fulton IA Allen 4 ", Calico
Wells a Royal, Pueblo
f sss.s PsPvs JS S. ssy Ea X p..e
John Austin. Philadelphia
ST. CHARLES.
] q Leach. ST EN- Jones, sanBuena
F Stewart do @ J Bowson, Cucom'gs
UNION DEPOT HorRL.
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] g Ackerman, StLouis L Fl JENNIE, rucson
Miss Anna wixam. San Rernardino
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

The Print says: ."On last Friday
morning a engineer for The Calico Water
Company. by the name of A. d. Davis,
rolled his blankets, left them with his
wife and family, and skipped to parts
unknown, owing quite number Of bills
amounting to about 5000. J. M. Miller
being out OF pocket about $50. He
Dashed check obtained from the water
company for SLOT the night before. Bob
Stevens went IN pursuit, but Davis hap
pened to catch freight train and goi
eight or ten hours start of him. Such
men should be punished to the full ex
tent of the law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
Notice of Intention.


Notice is hereby given that Il is the inten
tion of the Council OF the city of Los An
geles to establish the grade OF Elmyra
street from Chavez street to Mission street as
follows:
grade shall be as now established 30 20 feel
above the datum plane; ut the Intersection
OF Magdalena street the grade shall be 31.5f
feet above the datum plane; at the north
line Of Mission street the grade shall be rs
feet above the datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to Ole their objections, II any they have
with the Clerk of the Council within ten
days OF the date OF the first publication Of
this notice.
By order Of the Council OF the city OF Los
Angeles at its meeting of August I'd,
A. D. 1856.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council ofthe City OF Los An.
geles.
Los Angeles, August 4th. 1886. au5-l0t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

TIE San Luis 0bispo Mirror says
1.-THE Swiss residents Of San Luis Obispo
and neighboring counties are making ex.
tensive preparations for their proposed
celebration on a large scale of the 579th
anniversary OF the Independence Of
Switzerland, which occurs September 20,
1885. The combined celebration, on that
date, will be held in this city, and a
committee of five was appointed by q
Swiss meeting at Cayucos, last Sunday,
to conclude the necessary arrangements
Mr.. John Baur was elected President Of
the Day; Mr.. Bruner. Secretary, and
Mr.. e. Grisingher. Marshal. The grounds
are vet to be selected"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
The Coming quests.

The round trip tickets from San Fran
cisco to Los Angeles and return $40 will
bring an immense throng to Los Angeles.
The California Southern Railroad has
reduced the rate Of fare for the round
"trip to and from San Diego to S. for the
G. A. r. guests and their friends. SO
that many will go down to that pleasant
seaport next week.
The programme for the leaving Of the
San Francisco excursion has been
changed from Friday to Saturday, SO
that the excursionists will arrive in Los
Angeles for dinner on Sunday. The
New England delegation leaves for this
city on It's way to New Orleans, to-day
at 2:30 P. NJ. They expect to stop over
for twenty four hours. The committee
has gotten out handsomely printed q.
A. r. folding card, giving the date Of
leaving, with the points of interest to be
seen on the way down, ss well as those
to be visited after arrival After spend
ing sufficient time to visit the points of
interest In Los Angeles, the brightest
and most prosperous city in the world,
the guests will have an oppor.
tunity to make excursions to
Pasadena, Sierra Madre, Monrovia,
Roses, Baldwin's and Duarte In the eel
ebrated San Gabriel valley, the most
picturesque and beautiful country ia the
world, and the place for ideal homes.
Also Santa Monica and Long Beach with
their beautiful bays and beaches, Will.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
THE GEOLOGICAL GARDENS.
A Number OF wild Animals TO b
ADDED 20 the Attrncstoms.

A0ueo 10 ths AttF"cthShs-
The Los Angeles Geological Gardens
that are soon to be opened on the Los
Fsliz Rancho, promise to be the finest
gardens on the Coast DIR. Charles J.
Sketchley stated TO HERALD reporter
last evening that he was in communica-
ton with Janinch. the great animal inn
porter Of London and Antwerp. and me-
gotiating for the purchase of large
number of wild animals, including two
elephants, pair Of African lions, and
Bengal tigers. The animals are expected
here about the middle Of November.
which will be about the time the rail-
road will commence to run to the gar.
dens. With this variety Of animals,
the ostriches and many other things,
Los Angeles will have the best geological
garden on the Pacific coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
Proposals for stonework for City
Hall.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up TO the meeting OF the Coun
ell OF the city OF Los Angeles of August 10th,
1886. for the furnishing and setting Of the
granite stouework In the construction Of
the City Hall. In accordance with plans and
specifications in the office OF Boring & Haas,
architects, Rooms Q and 10, Schumacher
Building, Spring street.
certified check for $500, payable to the
order OF the undersigned, must accompany
each bid as surety that the bidder win en-
ter into a contract Ia conformity with his
bid II the same is accepted by the Council.
any and all bids.
BY order of the Council OF the city OF Los
Angeles at its meeting OF August Cd, 1886.
W. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council of the city of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. August 4th. 1856 au5iot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

Mr.. R. Castle, Secretary of the Cotton
Land Association, informs the HERALD
that there are now in course of con:
struction buildings Of the value Of
$4,000. These buildings are many Of
them very fine and will be an ornament
to that thriving place. Monrovia and
Cotton are on strife 10 see which shall
BIO greatest
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

Controller Dunn has reported to State
Superintendent Welcker IS follows: The
securities held in trust for the School
Fund by the Treasurer consist Of bonds
Of the State OF California, amounting to
s., 1851, 500, together with bonds Of va
rious counties of the State, aggregating
1866, 600, making the total securities
held in trust for the State School Fund,
81. 527. 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

N. q. q. signal Corps.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE or
CALIFORNIA,
ApJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, T
SACRAMENTO, August |, $50. J
GENERAL ORDERS, No. TO-
Regimental and battalion commanders
are authorized to organize, in connection
with their commands either from de ails
or enlistments, q signal corps.
The chief Of the signal corps shall
rank as First Lieutenant and Signal OIL
Ger on the staff of the commanding off.
Ger Of said regiment or battalion, and
the number Of men and non.commis-
stoned officers constituting the corps
shall be in the discretion Of the COM
handing officer.
The uniform of the corps shall be the
same as prescribed in the regulations
governing the United States army.
By order of the Commander-in-C Chief,
GEORGE B. COSBY,
Adiutant-General.
Official PERRIE KEwEN,
Col. and Asst. Adjt.. Gen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

Rock from the Temecula canon. San
Diego county, supposed to contain tin,
has been assayed by P. X. Mcnamara,
and turns out to be filled with gold.
running $500 to the ton. The parties
who made the discovery will sink q
shaft TO the depth Of 100 feet and u the
ledge holds good q mill will be built i'm
mediately and set 70 work. The county
seems 70 crop out in every direction
with the precious metal, and only awaits
the proper effort to make II produce
richly. --San Diego sun
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

just received a large quantity Of best
oak charcoal direct from the Santa Cruz
mountains. wholesale and retail at Max
wells coal and wood yard, corner of
Alameda and jackson streets. Tele-
phone 3l5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
Bids for Purchase Of City Bonds

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the undersigned up to the meeting
of the Council Of the City OF Los
Angeles Of September 9Th, 1856, for the pur-
chase OF all or any portion of 200 General
Improvement Bonds OF the City OF Los An
geles, said bonds TO be of the denomination
Of $500 each DRAWN; interest at the rate OF
six per cent: per annum. payable semi
annually, to be dated July l, 1886, and to be
issued under the provisions Of ordinances
No. IT'S and 2o4 Of said city, copies Of which
ordinances may be had on application by
mall or otherwise at the Office Of the under
signed.
The purchaser will be required In add
tion to his bid to pay the accrued lntere st
from date of bond up to the date OF sale.
Bids to be endorsed: bids for purchase
OF bonds"
The Council of the city of Los Angeles
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Council of the city of Los
Angeles at its meeting Of August I'd, 1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council of the City of Los An.
geles.
Los Angeles. August 4th. 1856. au5toset
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
THE COURTS.


superior Court--rsrunson. !.
TUESDAY. August 10.
Rimpau vs.. Thompson. ct al.-inter-
locutory decree ordered drawn and |. W.
Hellman appointed to partition prop
erty.
Merrill Lodge VS.. Ellsworth, ct all.
Demurrer sustained; ten days to amend.
Holman VS.. Fisher, administrator
Judgment for plaintiff for sl,si6.9O.
George Betz, native of Germany, adj
mitted TO citizenship.
Bernard vs. La Masne ct al.-Judg.
ment signed aud fled.
Neal VS.. Neal-Summon ordered pub
lished.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

There will be meeting Of this Club at
pot) al :s0P. n. on tho 18th Instant. All
Democrats residing in this ward are re-
Quested to attend. as the meeting will be
neid for the purpose OF taking action con-
convention TO be held on the 2lst instant In
pursuance OF the call Of the Democratic
Central Committee OF Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles. August 18th, 1885.
GEO: BUTLER GRIFFIN, preaident.
b. COHEN Secretary. aust
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

rhe minor Courts.
JUSTICE RANNEY.
Chas. Dellman vs.. I. F. Alexander
ct al.-Decision reserved.
People VS.. Rose Schame-Battery; de.
PENDANT pleads not guilty.
People VS.. Chas. McCarthy-Disturb.
ing the peace; fined So.
People VS.. Henry Jennigan--Misde-
meanor; fined So.
People W. All Sing-Robbery; set for
August 10th; bail 81 1000.
People VS.. William Disturb
ing the peace; fined IS.
People VS.. David Disturbing
tue peace; set for August. 18th.
People VS.. NJ. Pentegrass-- Disturbing
the peace, set for August 18th.
People va. Joseph Lavaguinn--M Mali
cious mischief; set for August 18th.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
People VS.. John Bland and A. Fowler.
People VS.. 10 Lavaguinn.
Altman VS.. Latour,
People VS.. James Spain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
FOR SALE.

A HANDsoMx 1wo-AGRE HOME on
vast side OF Ficueroa street The finest
drinking water, neat house with 2foot
ceiling large rooms; lots OF orange trees,
Englfsh walnuts, peach. pear and lots OF
and carriage house; PERFRCr JEWEL
FOR A HOME. Gan be shown " applying
to q. q, lips,
No. 2s4 Baker Block. s. PR. r. Ticket ofise.
Express copy. auithN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11

A Family Beverage.
fredericksburg beer, 81 dozen.
Telephone 46S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
Martin vs.. o'Reilly.

Cheney, J..
Davis & Davis vs. Their Creditors
Insolvents discharged from all debts.
People VS.. Mitchell-On trial.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. / 1853.
US. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Montana. /.

S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Montana,
November 10, 1880,
~ CHER, whose postotice address is Dillon, le;,
verhcad County, Montana Moses Thompson.
whose postotlicc address is Kingston. Sierra Co..
n. NJ and Truman +, Chapman. whose post
office address is Kingston Sierra County, n. NJ.
have made application Tor L. s. Patent tor the Jay
Gould lode mining claim, situate in Blue Wing Jun.
organized, Mining District, l'eavcrhcld Co., Mon
tana Territory, consisting OF 500 linear feet Of the
lode, and surface ground feet widc being Lot
No. 46 and desc ribcd in the field notes and plat OF
the official survey nile in this office, will, magnetic
variation at IS degrees east, as follows Conncnc-
corner No. I of survey No. 1880, the Net,ic Lode
and corner No. , of Survey No. 1850, the +. NJ.
Wilson Lode, pine stump inches in diameter
! marked 4-ISs9 and .ISO marked I-1S6I tor corner
No ~ thence NJ degrees 30 minutes W I5ootcet to a
limestone l6xIaAS inches set inches deep, marked
,-IS6I for corner No. with mound of stone along
sde) the Northwest location corner hears Wis de-
grccs 20 minutes W IS feet; thence Worth n de-
grces * minutes Il too feet to limestone 1ONiIN;
inches, II inches deep, marked ;,-IS,l for cornc,
No. I (n,Ound of store alongsdc) the Northeast
location corner hears " degrees 80 minutes W
l,0 feet; thence IS degrees 30 minutes 800 fec;
to limestone esx6x6 inches II inches deep, marked
!. 1871 for corner No tmound Of earth alongside
thence II degrees IS minutes w 600 feet I" cornc,
No /, the place of beginning. containing an area o
.,oiS acres No conflicts. The general course {"
| the vein hcing " * degrees 80 minutes W.
! The said mining claim being OF record in the office
of the County Recorder III Dillon, Bcavrrhcad CO.
| Montana. The nearest known locations Icing tn.
I j.. NJ Wilson Lode Survey 1870, the May ode ant
the John |. Smith Lode on the South and West. ant
the Bismarck Lode Survey 1865, on the East
direct that this notice nc published in the D!l"r
THIl,'NF, the newspaper published nearest the S.'lt
! mining, claim, tor the period ot sixty days.
! 5. w. LANtiOKNE. Register.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice Nh 1Ss3
L. $. LAND OFrlcE, HELENA, NJ. r.,

l. ). LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. T.
" November I0, 1856. i
NOllCE is hereby given tina, Latavette
Scott, whose postotfice address is Ar
genta, Beaverhead County, Nj. L has made,
application for L. S Patent for the Re-
form lode mining claim, situate in Montana
(unorganized) Mining District, Beaver head
No.' NJ. L., consisting OF 500 linear feet OF
the lode, and surface ground GOO feet wide,
being Lot No. ~, and described in the field
notes and plat ct the official survey ON file
IN this office. with magnetic variation at 10
degrees 80 minutes east, as follows: Com
mencing AZ corner No. l, being the South
west corner, marked: 1853 ON quartzite
rock in place page 6xs feet, fee, above
ground, for corner No. /; the southwest
location corner bears S. Is deg. W. IS feet
corner No. survey No. 1871, bears East
SSl feet; thence running East 600 tee, to
the intersection corner ON the west side line
OF survey No. 1872, which is Il limestone
.'oX16x1o inches, set y inches deep, mark.
I'd +. ]. lS7l.lS7,, Unound ot stone along
side) marked ,.IS73 for corner No. =; the
Southeast location corner bears East l5o
feet; thence n. II +. along west side, lin .
OF survey No. 1872. +9o.S feet to corner No
3, survey No. 1872. the Woolev lode
marked B.. 1873 for corner No. ;, (,nound OF
stone alongside) thence n. degrees w
1910 feet to limestone, sox7x inches, Sc,
- inches deep, marked fish for corner
No. (mound OF stone along side) the ~ f
location corner bears North S, feet: thence
West GOO feet to quartzi,e stone, ,4xox7
inches, set IS inches deep, marked 5,.lS7 !,
for corner No. S,-mound OF earth along
side; the Northwest location corner bears
MI degrees West 81 feet; thence S. 4 dc.
grees East 1910 feet to quartzite stone
.,oxlSxlo inches, set :, inches deep, mark
ed 6,.1S73, for cor, No 6,--mound of stone
| longside-thence 5. II, w. 4ooS feet &c
corner No. l, the place of beginning; the
total area being EOS, acres, all claimed
The general course OF the vein is l degrees
West and North ! degrees West from dis
| covery.
The said mining claim being Of record in
the office Of the County Recorder at Dillon
in Beaverhead County, Mont. Ter. the
nearest known locations being, ON the Eas
the Spring lode and Survey No. 1872. Lo
No. Is. the Woolev Lode, and on the South
Survey No. 1871, Lot No. IS, the "Gov',
! lilden" lode.
direct that this notice be published it
the DILLON TRIBUNE, the newspaper pub
lished nearest the seid mining claim, io
the period of sixty days.
! S. w. I.ANGl,oRNE, Register
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1872,

L. 5. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. T.,
November ~, 1886.
NOTICE i, hereby given that William
~ &. Gallagher, whose postoilice address
is Dillon, Beavcrhcad County, Mon. Ter
Moses Thompson, whose po>toIiice address
is Kingston, Sierra County, New Mexico
and Truman +. Chapman, whose pos,otice
address is Kingston, Sierra Co, \. Mex.
have made application for Il u. ). Patent
for the +. NJ Wilson lode mining claim
situate in Blue Wing (unorganizcd) Mining
District, Beavcrhcad Co., NJ. T., consisting
of 1900 linear feet OF the lode, and surface
ground 800 feet wide, being Lot No. IS, and
descli bcd in the field notes and plat OF the
official survey on file in this Office, with
magnetic variation at is degrees east, rs fol-
lows: Commencing at the Southwest cor
ner Of this lode, which is also the South
east corner OF the "\cttie' lode, Survey
No. 1880 which is q limestone .oxloSS in.
chc>, set J., inches deep, marked I-lS50,-
with mound of earth alongside marked
also I-lS6o for corner No. !; The Southwest
location corner bears S. COTS minutes W.
- feet: the Bob Ingcr>ol' initial point bears
S. 10 degrees 80 minutes r.. 100, feet; then
n. oo45 minutes +. 400 feet 20 corner No.
OF survey NJ. 1857, VIM" l" " p'''S STUMP
IL inches in diameter, marked :.lSoO for
corner No. >: thence y. Is degrees IS min
utcs f. 900 feet to a limestone ,oxl,x4 in
chvs.13 inches deep, marked 1850 for cor.
ner No. 3-,nound of stone alongside; the
Northeast location corner bears n. 70 de.
yrees 20 minutes +. 10. feet; thence $. 90.
/, minutes w. 400 feet to a limestone c,x
i:x6 inches, II inches deep, marked I. 1860
for corner No. 4,-mound Of stone along.
side: Southeast location corner bears S. l
degree !, minutes E. l47 feet; thence 5. "a
degrees * minutes W. 800 feet TO corner
No. 1, the place of beginning, and contain
ing an area of 9 IS acres. No known con-
tlicts, the general course Of the vein being
about North and South, as far as traced
and being within 900 feet ofeiiher side line
The said mining claim being on record
in the office of the Co. Recorder at Dillon
Beoyerhead County, Mont. Ter, the near
est known locations being the Nettic lode
survey No. 1880 on the West. the Jay Goue
lode, survey No 1861. on the North, the
Bright Silver lode and the New Year
| Dav lode on the East
direct that this notice be published ii
tbe DILLON TRlnuNE, the newspaper pub
li>hrd nearest the said mining claim, iol
the period of sixty days.
S. w. LANGnoENr, Register.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-24
MINING
At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1878.
U. ). LAND OFFICE, HELENA. Montana, !

U. :. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. Montan.,
November 70, 1886,
NOTICE is he:ehv given that Louis &. Fyhric,
-. whose pos,otficc address is Dillon. fseavcrhcad
n;onntv Montana and Alfred 4. Gractcr and Helen
'.aioy whose postoiicc address is Rannack, sca
tselhead County, Montana. have made application
ol United States Patent for the Bismarck lode
, inning claim. situate in Blue Wing Mining Dis.
sslng OF 90 linear feet of the lode, and surface
ground 600 feet wide, being Lot No. ~ and de-
,eloed in the field notes and plat of the official sur
Wy on tc In this Office, with magnetic variation at
G~eslees' Is degrees IS minutes east, as follows:
Commencing at the Southwest corner at Il lime
Inv 1oxlex6 nches IA inches deep, marked 1855,
NJ corner No. (mound Of stone aongsidc) corner
,ns NV. 3 Survey No. 1901, bears North 5 degrees 40
ha" 1874 feet the Bob Ingersol initial point
South wath % degrees 80 minutes !oshI tcet;
East oSo feet to limestone 2lxl2xS inches
hcnes deep, marked. 2.IShs, for corner No.
,.4 aand OF stone aongside) thence North variation
noasglees ~ Goo feet to limestone ut Northwest
a1ana Shs, tor corner No :, (n,ound Of stone
NIL siasl thence West variation IS degrees 4;
,;s r, go feet to Il limestone, eoxioxlo inches
imn ,..hes deep, marked 4-lS6s, tor corner No. 4
,orna OF stone alongside) the Northwest location
,Saas1nears " $40 feet: thence South (varatior
If 90 minutes E. Goo f. to corner !, the place
clEEnnins. Total arc. of survey 1850 acres
ac, :.,s theretron an area of o..o acres in con
,r,i WI" s survey No. ls6I-not claimed. The gen
traced ',ss OF the vein is East and West so far as
TS'an ana Is within 3cotcct of either sidclinc.
Office os sd mining claim being Of record in tn
Oh The Co.. Recorder ut Dillon, icaverhcad Go
Nav I'M The nearest known locations being TIN
ct Al " Nzar Lode, on the North, Sam Ratchclde
rsnct that this notice be published in the Dillo'
m;nino Il, me newspaper published nearest the sal.
''a'''i, Tor the period OF sixty days.
5. w. LANGlIoRSE, Register.