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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
AN EXPLOSION.
Giant Powder in a Stick of Wood Plays
Havoc With q Stove,

Giant Powder in a Stick of Wood Plays
Havoc With a Stove.
Yesterday afternoon the people in the
neighborhood of the Miners Union build
ing were startled by a loud explosion which
came from a frame building close by occu-
pied by the Doyle family. About 1 O'Clock
yestei day afternoon several OF the neigh
bors called on Mrs. Doyle to do some sew
ing in her place and to have pleasant chat
when Mrs. Doyle remarked that she wanted
to make a cup of tea for a sick friend who
was in the hospital close by. when she
took up a handful of wood, put the pieces
in the stove and got the coal oil can and
then applied the match. After a few mo-
ments she excused herself, saying probably
her sick friend would want sometiDg be-
sides tea. and she would go and see her.
She had just arrived at the kitchen door
when a loud explosion followed.
SMASHING THE STOVE TO PIECES
and throwing a lid against the ceiling with
such force as to break it in four pieces, be-
sides throwing the stove and wood in all
directions. The ladies who were in the
room at the time were badly frightened, but
none of them received any injury what
ever. Some OF the neighbors say that
Doyle has been missing lots OF wood lately
and had placed some wood charged with
powder in the pile to catch the thief, and
accidentally bis wife got hold OF one OF the
sticks Of wood that contained the powder,
while Others say that the woodchoppers
often put powder into anger holes to split
the trees, and that some of the giant had
remained in the wood, and hence the ex-
p~losion. However, how the powder Came
there will probably remain a mystery. Mr..
Doyle is out a stove, besides having his
ceiling destroyed and carpet ruined.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13

The recent elections almost leave Mr..
Blaine without a platform to stand on.
While he was stumping around in Pennsyl'
vania, bewailing the expressions OF Repub.
licans in the Southern states, the people OF
the Southern states are e~lecting Republi.
congressman. And now the whole
country 10 wondering what Mr.. Blaine was
weeping about. The chestnut gong has
been rung 20 distinctly on Mr.. Blaine's
"poor negro" sideshow issue that he will
hardly attemt to refer to it in the future.
Protection is now the only thing that Mr.
Blaine has left to rant about, and the way
the Republican stronghold in the West are
weakening on this issue makes him a little
shaky az to the propriety OF forcing it into
prominence in the future. The old dodget
are played out, there are no new ones in
sight, and now the wonder is what Mr.
Blaine is going to do about it?
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
MINING APPLICATION, NO. 1857.
US. LAND OFFICE.

AVA
HELENA, NJ. T., November ., 1856.
NOTICE is HERERY GIVEN, that Noah J. Nc
~ oonnell. samuel Ayotte and Maxine Lalan-
&c, whose postofice address is
nGIae Clty. Montana, have this day filed thu ir an
pllca,lon for a patent for 1900 linear feet of the
south Star ] ode with surface ground 20 feet in
width, situated in Summit Valley Mining his
Ilct, e!iver Bow County. Montana TERRITORY
anu deslgnated by the official plat and field
notes on lille in this office as Lot no 26s in AM
" OF the principal base and meridian of Montana
ierrIiory, and being more particularly described
as ioll0Ws, to wit: Beginning at the S @ corner
d porphyry stone ~9x10x2O, Is in. deem. from
Mnich tne n " corner of a one story brick dwell
ing pears - deg 81 min e 4O.75 it,, and the
!" Gorner o1the same dwelling bears. IL Y deg
GO IN! ~ . leet, and from which the corner to-
.ec.lons 10 ana "a on the east boundary of 2 n
Tn W pears 8 80 deg Al min e 1892 #, and running
* e ny IL 66deg O5 min ] 500 #. thence n % deg
iba,nn p rect thence S 66 deg O5 min c 1909 #,
1"enG th 5 Is deg o. min W SO ft,to COR No.
,ainlng an area of 1.72 acres, ct which
d.a0 acres are IN conflict with M f No. 511 and
applicants. ~ "A ei'ihieu y! 'he
r. ne ioCatlon OF this mine is recorded in the of.
- OF the County Recorder of Deer Iodoe
nouh!y OF which Silver Bow County was once q
m vi Dook X, page 2l6 of lode records.
:. ne auJolnlng claim to these premises is 10 tho
y the Welcome Stranger lode ~ No
100; me conflicting claims are IN tho cast N
r, NOoti, placer, John Moves annlicant and m
,Is west E, No 729, placer, John Moves ct al an.
~ s. W. LANGHORNE,
FAASx Risastisa, Atty for Applissitss,A ''
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13

We condole with the Republican press
over the fading dreams Of a "perilously
close" House OF Representatives in the
Fiitieth Congress. Eulogies OF the Labor
Congressman. who were thought to be the
balance OF power, will be no longer in order
among the oily-tongueo Blaine brethren.
The Democrats have gained, by the latest
dispatches, one member in each of the fol-
lowing States: Virginia, North Carolina,
Ohio. West Virginia, and California, and
there are symptoms Of nor to come as
the ofheisl count proceeds. 1t is a pity to
spoil 20 many complete and reliable" ia.
bles Of the opposition organs, but they
have only themselves to blame for being
"too previous" in their anxiety to please
their lord and master.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
MINING APPLICATION, NO. 1747.
O.. 6. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MONTANA, !
Ocfohop IN 1906. (

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Anthony W.
N Barnard, whose post0fice address is Butte
City, Montana, has this day filed his application
for a patent for 47linear feet of the Mabel Lode
Mining Claim, situated in Summit Valley Mining
District, Silver BOw County, Montana Territory.
the position, course and extent OF the said
mining claim, designated by an official survey
thereof, as Lot No. 4S7, Township, No: 3 n,
Range No. 8 w, being more particularly set forth
and described in the official field notes and plat
thereof on file in this Office. as follows. tO-wit
Beginning at the 8 E corner, a Rian1te stone
22xSx5 inches, set Is inches deep, marked 1-ls6s
for corner No. l, witnessed by bearing. rocks
and IA, T N. 8W, bears S 60 degrees, 10 min
utes w. 1907 #, and running thence N 40 de-
grees W, 1893 #; thence S 80 degrees, Is minutes
w, Al #; thence s "A degrees Z, 1893 it; thence n 81
degrees 25 minutes E, AZ #, to corner No ], the
place of beginning, containing an area. of AZ
acres in this survey excluding 10 acres included
in surveys Nos. 595 and GIG, leaving 80 acres
claimed by the above named applicant.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Silver Bow
County, on page 243, in book Cot records.
The adjoining claims are: The Plymouth
Lode, the Carrie Lode the Macmillan Lode
and the Barnard placers.
S. W. LANGHORNE, Register.
Jos. 81. HARPER, us Claim Agent.
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MINING APPLICATION No. 1725.
UNITED STATES LAND FFICE,

Notice is hereby given that Achllle F. MigeOn
whose postofiice address is TOrrington, Con-
~necticut. and Benjamin libby whose POstOffice
address is Butte City Silver Bow County, Montana,
have this day filed their application for a patent
for 1887 linear feet of the Rosa II de Mining
Claim, situated in Summit Valley Mining Dis
trict. Silver Bow County; Montana Territory, the
position, course and extent or said Mining claim,
designated by an ofticialsurvey thereof, as lot No
1888 in T.. 8, n, K. 7 w., being more particularly
described in the official Flat and field notes
thereOfOn file in this Office as follows, tO-wit:
Beginning at the S. w. corner porphyry stone, G
x12x2O inches, IA inches deep marked 1-13l3 for
corner No.. l, from which the corner to Sections
8, 9, 16 and II in I. 3. N. X. 7 w.. bears ). 81 deg
% min W.. 1896 feet and running thcnCeN. 0 deg
40 min E. 444 5 feet, thence s. 70 deg SO min +.
1877 feet, thence S. 0 deg 10 min W. 439 feet, thence
n "A deg II min W. 1853 feet, to corner No. l the
place of beginning, containing an area of 1888
acres of which 4.42 acres are in conflict with
surveys No. 1206 and 14l1 exclusive of survey No.
1868, not claimed, leaving an f.ea of oil acres
claimed of which O.56 acres are in conflict with
survey No. 1872 and 2.64 acres with survey No.
1853 inclusive of survey NJ. 1411.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Deer Lodge
County, of which Silver Bow County was formerly
a part, in Book 81" Page 80 of Deer Ledge Coun-
ty Records.
The adjoining claims are the Ben. Butler Lode,
survey No 1906 on the North and West: the New
Emerald Lode, survey No. 1868 on the Northeast:
the Alta Lode, survey No. 1411 on the East and
the Sidney Lode, survey No. 1872 on the eouth-
east. S. w. LANGHORNE, Register.
FRANK RINGEL1NG, Attorney for Applicants.
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Il NEXT HOUSE.

The Democrats will have control Of the
next House OF Representatives by a clever
working majority. not quite as large As in
the present Congress, bat q more satisfac-
tory than il it was. Where majorities are
too large it is impossible to got effective
work-the dominant party will split into
factions. Therefore the country is to be
congratulated that the Democratic major
ity in the next House will be just close
enough to keep Democrats in line, and the
result will be that the Democratic reform
policy will be closely adhered to. II re-
form legislation is not the outcome of the
next Congress it will not be the fault Of the
Democratic House of Representatives.
The responsibility will, be on the shoulders
OF the Senate for whatever failures may
occur.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
MINING APPLICATION NO 1865.
Z. =. LAND OFFICE,
HEIENA NJ T Nnvnmhoy eli 1Cs


HELENA, N. T., Novembey sth. 1856.
Joseph ROsenthal and William Thompson,
whose postotice address is Butte City, Montana
territory, have this day filed their applicat on
TOR a patent for 1222 lineaH feet of the franklin
loee Mining claim. situated in summit Valley
Mining District, Silver Bow County, Montana
territory, the position, course and extent of the
said mining claim, designated by an official sur
yey thereof as It No 400, Township 80 3 N,
Range Nos W., being more particularly set forth
ana described in the official field notes and Dlat
thereof on file in this office, as follows, to Wit:
BEGINNING at the N E cor. a porphyry stone 24y,
l2xS ms, Is ms deep, marked 1-lS6s Tor cor No /.
with a mound of earth 2l@ # high AZ It base A..
longslde the stone from which the II sec cor on
lne N boundary of sec "a, T3N. R S w, bears n
% deg q min E, 900 #. and running thence n 81
deg DO min W. 1222 #. thence S deg As deg w.
6VU IT, thence S 81 deg - min E, 1000 #, thence
N = DEG. i5 min f, GOO it to cor DO 4, the place of
Des inning. containing an area of 16. 50 acres in
thls survey claimed by the above named appli-
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
tihce OF the County Recorder of Silver Bow
C9mnty,, on page 4S9. in book c of Records,
me adJosulng claims are on the f survey No
l5IZ, the Blind lode No /, and survey No 1873.
me bl'nd lode No 2, and on lhe W survey 1860.
JOS. H. HRRPER, Rnois,er
U.6. Claim Agent.
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MINING APPLICATION NO, I72O.

sept. IL, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that George H. Casey
Patrick J. Brophy. Richsrd r. Hoge and Paul
Davis. whose -postofice address is Butte, Silver
Bow county, Montana, have this day filed their
application for a patent for 1900 linesr feet of the
Little Gem lode mining claim, situated i'll indie
pcndence Mining District, Silver Bow c. unity,
Montana territory, and designated by the Off
cial survey as Lot No. AS in T3NRSW, being
more particularly described as follows to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner, a granite
stone set firmly in the ground with a mound of
earth alongside and marked 1-1s26 for cor No. l,
from which the Il zee cor on the east boundary
of sec Is, T 8 n bears n 81 deg Al min +
446l #; and running thence Ns2 deg 46 min +
l$ls' fet: thence S 5 deg % min E 25S #; thence s
p deg 47minW 100 fl: thence S II deg AZ min W
1925 feet; thence q deg 4 min f CSC #, to the
place OF beginning. containing an area of 1866
acres, of which 475 acres are in conflict with
surveys $50 and 1775 and rot claimed.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
office of Silver Bow County, NJ. T., in
book &C. of lodes, page 45S
The adjoining claims are Sur. IT'S, the Azor lode
on the northwest: Sur. $50, the Uinta lode on the
south, and Sur. 915, the Lena X. lode on the west,
s.W. LANGHORNE, Register.
G1LL1E, Attorney for claimants.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
PLEA FOR OLEOMARGARINE.

The Denver Tribune Republican come,
out squarely for ''bull butter" as it il
derisively termed, in the following Ian
guage:
1.-THE manufacture of oleomargarine is q
legitimate industry which is as much en-.
titled to the protection OF the law as any
other. If the oleomargar,ne be we'll made
it 10 undoubtedly both more palatable and
lees injurious than %adulturated or poorly
made butter.
The attempt to crush it out OF existence
10 both unjust and unwise. 1t is unjust be-
cause it's manufacture is, as we have said,
. legitimate industry in which any man has
q right to engage; it is unwjse because the
business gives employment to men and in.
creases the trade of the place in which the
factories are established. The manu-.
facture of butterine or oleomargarine is ex-
pressly authorized by the law. The United
States law imposes q certain tax on the
business and perscribes rules Under which
II may bs carried on. The business will b.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1,7SO.
US. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MONTANA.
1aLo. 1909

OClODeT Ii, 1000.
NOTICE is hereby given that John P. Reins,
~ Charles F. Lloyd, George Pascoe and John
G. Heileg whose postof1ice address is Butte
City, Montana, have this day filed their applica-
ton for a patent for S13. 5linear feet of the
Coquette lode mining claim, situated in
Summit Valley District, Silver Bow County,
Montana Territory, the position, course and ex-
tent of the said mining claim, designated by an
official survey thereof, as lot No. 267, Township
No. 3 n, Range MOI W, being more particularly
set forth and described in the official field notes
and plat thereof on file in this office, as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at the s e corner a aporphyry
stone 2Ox10x8 inches, set Is inches deep, marked l
1917 for corner No. 1, with mound of earth 2S
feet high, AZ feet base alongside the stone from
which the IA section corner on the 8 boundary
Of Section !, Township 8 H., Range 7 W, bears
8 Sc dogs. IS minis e 913.8 feet and running
thence n 80 feet, thence n SO degs. IA Minis. "
812 feet, thence 8 1885 feet, thence n s6deg. 30 minis.
c 81S.5 feet to the place of beginning contain
ing an area of 2.41 acres in this survey ex-
Guiding .5s5 acres included III surveys l 235 and
,14l not claimed, leaving 1926 acres claimed by
the above named applicants.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Office OF the County Recorder of Silver Bow
County, on page 407 in Book A of Records. The
Finding lode; on the eat sur 1873. the Combin-
atinn lode; on the south sur, 1892, the l. f.
X. lode, and on the west sur. Sis, tho Ridglly
lode, on the northeast sur. 1,114, the Parnell
lode. s. W. LANGHORNE,
Register.
Jos. H. HARpER, Us. Claim Agent. 7-16-6od
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1852.
Q. 3, LAND OFFICE,
HrrEN% NJ ~ Norop,Lor S,b roc

HELENA, NJ. T., November Sth, 1852.
staniseas E. lisbon and Clara Weissei, b. John
Il; Curtis her a torney in fact, whose postotice
address is fntte City, Montana Territory,
have this day filed their application for
a patent for 14s1 linear feet of the
Garibaldi lode mining ella m, stu
at d in Independence mining district, Silver Bow
County, Montana Territory, the position, course
and extent Of the said mining claim. designated
by an official survey thereof as Lot No. 4e5, 7 No
8 n, 4 No W, being more particularly set forth
and described i the official field notes and plat
thereof on file in this office as fo:lows, to-wit;
Beginning at the S W corner, a granite stoue Box
SX6 ms, set 20 ms deep. marked 1-1SSS for cor No
l, with mound of earth 2% feet high, ~ feet
base alongside the stone from which the a sec
cor on south boundary of sec 15'T3N, RS W
bears S min, W loss.3 #, and running thence
\ l deg 45 min W, 4S7 #, thence n so deg 30 min
+, 141S #, thence s l deg Is min E, SOC #, thence
% deg 40 min w, 262 it, thence n IS deg 6 min
W., 1Sls it to the place of beginning, containing
an area of 17.07 acres in this survey claimed by
the above named applicants.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Ger Lodge
County on page $40 in book G of records, The
adjoining claims are ON the North the oliver
Cleft lode and on the West the Nile lode.
=. W.. LANGHORNE,
JOS. 81. HARPER, Register.
U.S. Claim Agent.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
C NEWS NOTES..

Silver bars were quoted in New York yes
terday at $1O1A.
Mr.. R. Blickensdorfer, Superintendent o.
the Idaho Division of the Utah d North
ern, will arrive in Butte this morning from
POcatello.
It is estimated that about 100 of the
late employees OF the Anaconda smeltel
have left that place, some coming te Butte
and others have gone to Helena.
The Anaconda Lodge of Ancient Order Of
Hibernians ut their last meeting endorsed
the resolution OF respect and condolence re-
Gently adopted by the Butte and Walker.
vile lodges.
Manager Murray has given orders to
commsnce the erection of the new Philips
burg telephone line. Work will be begun
next Monday. It is expected that the
line will be in operation inside OF twenty
days.
Mr.. Charles Schmidt, of Lienemann &
Schmidt, came up from Camas, Idaho, yes.
terday, on a short visit. He reports the
sheep and lambs in that vicinity in prime
condition, ard the prospects are favorable
tor a good wool clip.
Morris Mendelsohn, who stole three
coats from Fred. Hanneford, was yerter.
day tried for the offense before Judge Nc.
Hatton. The Judge, after hearing all the
evidence in the case, fined him $25 and
costs. Total, $3.50. He went to jail.
Officer Smith yesterday morning arrested
a.man who gave the name OF VIM. Farley,
on suspicion of stealing a bag of turnips.
When arrested he was en~deavoring to dis
pose of them to a restaurant for the small
sum of so cents. He is now awaiting
trial.
Bill Deane, who was lately arrested at
Silver Bow Junction, charged with robbine
the freight ca rs OF the Utah & Northern has
furnished bail. and, it is said, has skipped
his bonds and gone to British Columbia.
Thu company will shortly sell tho stolen
goods at auction, as they have no use iol
SO many cloaks.
After an unlimited amount of correspond.
ence Meesrs. Gordon & Richie have sc.
cured the celebrated Wiley Hamilton Com.
edy Company, the reigning attraction OF
the famous Casino Theatre, St. Louis.
Among the company may be mentioned
Miss Ada Adair, a youthful and brilliant
song and dance lady; Miss Lulu Wiley, who
is known as the pcettiest lady wing dancer
in the profession; the fascinating Wood
burn Sisters, Miss May Richardson, Susie
Richards; and among the male performers
may be mentioned by Mr.. Wiley Hamilton,
the wonderful character change artist. All
the above will appear Monday evening Nov.
%, in connection with the now already
mammoth company now assembled at the
cosy. comfortable Comique. b echarming
vocalist, Miss Maggie Foster, will make her
temperance after an extended absence.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1858.
II q n...ar IInrr AtnSrIEA

June T., 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given, that John I. Conhr'
~ whose postoffice address is Argenls; Mvh u
tana, Sam DeBow, whose postottlce auuleHsa
Chicago, Illinois, and Charles \. Lallap'
| whose postotfice address is Butte City, Mohlana,,
have this day filed their application TOR a PaM ;nS
| for 1900 linear feet of the Atlantic Lode Mlnins
Claim, situated in no organized mining lislas
Silver Bow County, Montana Territory lht LIN LIN
ton, course and extent of said mining e nIo,
designated by IN official survey thereon ~ a ~
No. go, Township No. s north, range No, : no
feing more particularly set forth ana uesc,"sH, A,
in the official field notes and plat Thereon VI
in this office, as follows, to wit: Beslnlll4sSr
the northeast corner, q porphyIy stone, -tAn ns
inches, set Is inches deep, marked i-I'so ~ n Il.
ner No. l. with mound of earth "a feet hlsh,f
feet base alongside the stone, from when 's |;
corner on the east boundary OF section ~ M,
X. 7, west, bears north Is deg. 10 min. eas' Vim in
feet; and running thence south 50 deg. ~ lg
west 1900 feet: thence south II deg. 10 lnln'ttSS1
600 feet; thence north Sc deg. TO ELL: Z. a. tstto
feet; thence north Ii deg. Is min. Wesl oWn % Of
the place of beginning. containing all 'a mn
2O.66 acres claimed by the above nalleu "H
cants. ..ba
The location of this mine is recoratu pnw
office of the County Recorder OF sl,u The
County, on page 29i in Book c OF LOGS, o No.
adjoining claims are on the East, int .olnTI and
9 Lode (unsuryeyed), while the cen1 ,%s rte
western portion conflict witt s,irve! HrG GSE
Mcqueen Placer. 5. W. pnri:ter.
JOS. II. P 6.ls.Ah
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The New York politicians, Republicans
and Democrats as well, bristle with excla-
nation points over the vote polled by
Henry George. Henry C. Acton says: "It
is the most wonderful thing l have ever
seen in my life." He also said the next
day after the election that George was
10000 votes stronger than he was the day
before. The George party has not had
time yet to demonstrate it's staying
powers, but there is no doubt that, with
Powdsrly's strong Endorsement, it will
continue to be heard from, and will hold
the balance of power in 1886.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. "a.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFrc,

HELENA NJ, T., October 81, ISL
Notice is hereby given that Thom,, p n"j
Lee w. Foster, Stephen A Estes end hsrpr,
Hughes. whose postOtfice address is pa.,s Is1
Silver Bow County, Montana, have This H. tfl,
an Application for a patent for l4!S Inca 20! Did
the CleI- nd Lode Mining Claim. sim, Hsa
independence Mining District, Counttvu a ase ., IN
Bow, Montana Territory, the position con- )" slyg
extent of said mining claim, 'ddudiiea and
by an official survey thereof, as Int STsAslA
To" nship No. 5 n. range W. being nor.n VI,
ticularly set forth and described in tho lt
field notes and plat thereof on file in tb;. ostii
as follows to.wit: Beginning at the Y on't'
a granite stone 22x1dxS inches, set l6 incbe soile't
marked 1-1S39 for corner No. / with a I ,nes uesp
stone2L feet high, AZ feet base aIonps idao !, 3
stone from which The a see. cor, en 'u N le
boundary Of sec q, T3NR8W faays y sSoIa
.O4 min E5i5 feet, and running thence { : ~ ea
W 575 feet, thence 50 deg Is min Elf, n. :, aa
N II deg + 457 #; thence n Is deg ~ min ~ he a
feet to cor No l the place of beginning co,. .'
ing an area of 16. rs acres in this survey, e I .
by the above named applicants. a
The location of this mine is recorded ina
Office of the County Recorder Of s,lve, u p Ls
County, on page SIG in Book of Record, S Th
adjoining claims are, on the south sur Isio 1 4
Carver Placer. I've
S. ". LAEGHORNE, Reyi,,..
JOSEPH H. HARPER. U. S Claim Agent, s.Ss,