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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01

Die untersei1neten Hanleu nub 8anfier5
merbeu ale Genuine IN Der 2ouifiaua @tadfss
Qotterie, bic ibnen prdieutirI fuer6el, aiastdblen
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8. SIS. silbrett, Brdi. State Nat. 8aal.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
First Publication October Q, lssd
Mining Application No. lSS, of Herbert
III. Logan, for U. S. Patent for
the Liberty Mining Claim.
United States Land Office.
nx.aar%+ V..-.,usE - ax,-nr. ~.

Notice i hereby given tina, Herbert H. Logan, whose
post Office address is Phoenix MAreopa CountY, Terri
OF Arizona, has this dsr fled his application for
patent fifteen hundred linear feet Of the Liberty mine
bearing gold and silver, with surface ground six
hundred feet width situated in Green Valley Mining
District, County Of Havapa Territory Of Arizona, and
designated BY the field notes and orcial plat on file in
tins Office lot 50 unsurveyed lands said lot 80
being described as follows, 10 wit:
Beginning granite post 25xl0xs ms. set n in the
ground marked No with monument of stones built
alongside Thence Ia II e va4oos 800 II 70
granite post 2sxlsxs ins, set IT in the ground, marked
! no =, with monument OF stones built alongside
Thence sse 1900 II 70 granite ;-ost Pix
I0E7 ns &c; (; in the ground marked no s. with
ument o; stones built alongside. Thence IL II
"a oie $40 # 10 granite post eoNlsx9 ins, set II ia
the ground marked no T. with . monument OF stones
built alongside Thence Il llw (same counsel Il
- so # TO granite post 2lxl2x9n, set IT in the
ground marked > with monument Of stones built
alongside Thence rs 40 W VI IA Pose 1900 Il =
granite post 25xIl9 ms. set n in the ground marked
6. with monument Of stones built alongside
Thence IA IL Va IA ose 500 II 10 monument and
post no and place of beginning, containing 206j
acre The location of this mine Is recorded in the Re
eriers Office Of NayaIs County, Arizona Ierri'orI in
Book o of Mines, pages as and 476
There adjoining claims The nearest claim is
the Overland: situated 200 feet westerly, claimed By
Herbert H. Logan
Traverse line from post No l TO L. $ min mon no
Green Valley dist Commencing At post No ! thence
40 deg "a min var IA deg ~ min 900 feet East
Verde eek d ant s24, sta a. from here 80 bears
40 deg o. min c; thence ~ deg min w. u Dig o.
min c, 700 feet, road bears n and 1900 feet, road
bears 10 deg min le5s feet, corner post Govsn
mining claim 3, sta q bears ~ deg thence 81
de- e IL deg % min e, 600 feet bottom OF guleh
90 feet corner No >, corner No bears 81 deg
thence 5 de 50 min var "a deg o. min e, az feet
70 L. : min G. " district
Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion
o. said Liberty mine surface ground required 70
fe their adverse claims with the Register Of the Uni
ted States Land Once at Prescott favaIai Co Arizona
TERRITORY during the sixty dsYs period Of publication
hereof they viii be barred BIZ yirure Of the provis
ions OF the statute
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17

more valuable than was at first supposed.
In its present complete shape it weighs
$50 carats, is OF the finest water, free
from all impetfections and OF extrasdin-
AIRY brilliance. Experts declare that II
surpasses IN size and quality all the his
,or.c diamonds, including the Regent,
the Star Of the South. the Orloff, and
even the Koh-i-noor. Its value has not
been determined, but mus. be counted
By millions of dollars. The celebrated
diamond belonging to the King Of Por-
tugal should, if genuine-of which some
doubt is entertained-be worth, accord
ing to the rule of computation, some
S2S,ooo,ooo. II the new diamond has
a greater value than that il will need tc
be brought over here. Nobody but ar
immensely rich American would be fool
ish enough to purchase tn. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
Texas Fever.

The cattle inspector IN southern AM
ona has informed Gov Zmick of the fact
that Texas fever is spreading among cat
lie around Wilcox, Cochise county, and
that veterinary surgeon was much need
ed. The governor.telesraphed to Wash
ington and vas informedthat owing to the
prevalence Of disease among the eastern
cattle, all government veterinary surgeons
we're engaged and none could be spared
Just then. for the southwest Phoenix
Gazette.
Certainly not, Arizona is of no impor-
lance to the present democratic admin
istration. We cannot vote in presiden-
tial matters SO our cattle can die while
all government veterinary surgeons at
tend to the cattle Of those that can.
OF course there couldn't be others en-
ployed. The money must be saved up
to make good showing for electioneer-
ing purposes in 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
WEDNESDAY, NOvEMBEgI7, 1856
w.p. HowelIs' habits Of Work.

NJ. Howeils was very modest IN
speaking OF has work and told me he ola
not believe IL the word genius He
thought, ne SAID, tina; he had a natural
bent towards literature and that ms sue
cess had been due to hard work lie
does nor believe that long terms OF IL
,e.leotual activity are beneficial, and says
;h.t they are injurious TO the writer He
works right along the year round, and
p.eiers to take bis rest day BY day rather
:hsD in a lump
In response TO questions as 10 his
habits Of work Mr. Hoselis sand: Il de-
vote my mornings TO writing, l rIse
about 2, breakfast at 3. and then 60 10
work. I eat the usual American break
fast and don't find that a good hearty
meal disagrees with my labors. / did
think al one time when | came back
from Europe tia, | would keep up the
foreign custom of light breakfast OF
coffee and rolls, But dropped i aite
a time. 1t is not adapted to our climate
and !: is not suited TO our habits with the
children going 10 school 50 early and
nothing but a lunch at noon After
breakfast / SIT down and begin 10 write,
and work away for three OF four hours
until the family lunch lime. | then drop
nv work for the day and spend the re-
msinder of the time in chatting, walking,
driving. or doing whatever comes upper
most. I have written someShat II the
afternoon, and, indeed, at all times OF
the day during pressure. But, think
nv best weak is done in the morning,
srG consider / the best iime for liter
ary work "-"Carp' IN Cleveland
Leader.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
Gill kye's Prospectus.

80 those who pant for good book
with amusing pictnres and GRAMMATICAL
reading matter On the inside, let me say,
'pant no InoreI,i
] viii have suzh q volume ready in few
weeks. 1t is now in the hay-press and
mos. browed agents with oii-cloth grips
are soliciting the names Of our best Pee
pie with marked success.
| have been The author OF other books,
Blu. this is greater in every way than all
the others united. Il Is longer. wider
and purer. Mr.. Comstock has paved
over II and gone away pcrie IS delighted.
Mr.. Berg has rlnsacsed as virgin pages
and chaste illustr atoms, and states that
there is in i, no specific violation OF the
laws relating 10 cruelty to dumb Srutes.
Il has been tested by the police and tried
With acids, and every body agrees that II
IS COED book for one and all
Everything tia, could harrow up the
feelings OF provoke flow Of anguish
has been Carefully expunged. have had
two RAPID expunsers from the east work
ias IN Ii n.sh, and DAY for several weeks
The took viii explain good many
things hit nave heretofore remsine1 NJ
explained. such as spots on the sun,
how to make good paste for wall pa
per that viii ~, shrink the room when
applied. How &c win the affections ol
capital, how to write for the press, how
to Sc: bread, how TO purity the liver with
GU. removing II. Personal reminiscen
ces. experiments with starvation; in all
over 600 pages Of things that / have
thought.
Had l not full confidence aud child
.ik. fi.,h in the beauty and merit OF the
book. money wouid not hire me ID in
dorse L. Yours truly. BILL NYE"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
First publication, Oct 9th, 1856.
Mining Application NO. 1875, for a
Patent The to Cosan Mining Claim.
United States Land Office

United States Land Office,
Prescott, Arizona. Oct. 9th, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that Herbert II.
Logan, whose post Office address is Pie
nix, Maricopa Co., Arizona, has this day
filed his application ior a patent for 1900
linear feet OF the Gowan mine or vein,
bearing gold and silver with surface
ground 600 It in width, situated in Green
Valley mining district, county of Iava-
pal, and territory OF Arizona, and desig-
mated by the field notes and official plat
on file in this office as lot No. 40 on I'M
surveyed land. Said lot No. 40 being
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at granite post, 24xl2xl0
ins. set l # in the ground, marked Ono.
|, with monument OF stones built
alongside U.S-mineral monument, No.4,
Green Valley district, bears SOS deg OS
min W, 49i #. The S W cornr of
quartz mill 45xS0 it. bears n GO deg w
Il #. A drift 6xsx90 it long bears n "a
deg cow I15 #. A shaft 6xl2xs0 # deep,
bears n 10 deg "a min W lS3 #. A shaft
6xSx120 # deep bears n "a deg, 90 min
W. 2l5 #. Thence n IS deg 90 min E
variation il degrees ! minutes east,
300 fl to granite post 26xl2xl0 ins set
l # in the ground marked G No. 2, with
mon Of stones built alongside. Thence n
"a deg 90 min w, Va II deg o. min f.
900 # bottom OF gulch bears n & S 1900
# to a granite post 24x9xS ms set # in
the ground marked c. No. 3 with mon
of stones built alongside. Thence S SO
eg 90 min w. va l. deg o. min E 300
# to granite post 2Oxl0xS ins set fl
in the ground marked c. No T. with
mon of stones built alongside Thence
S Sc deg 90 min W(same course va. IA
deg o. min 800 it to granite post ok
l0x7 ins set # in the ground marked
G.No.5, with mon OF stones built along
side. Thence 5 "a deg 90 min + Va. Ia
deg o. min 1900 f, to a granite bould
er in place 15xl5xl2 it marked G.No.6.
thence \ is deg 90 min +. va. ii deg
o. min + 800 it to mon and post G.No.1
and place Of beginning, containing 2066
acres. There is no adjoining claim The
nearest claim is the Overland, claimed
by Herbert II. Logan, lying about one
half mile northeast.
The location of this mine is recorded
in the recorders Office of Yavapai coun
ty, Arizona territory in book 9,of mines,
pages AS and 4I9 and in book ii of |
mines, page 46.
Any and all persons claiming adversely |
any portion of said Gowan mine or sur
face ground are required TO file their adj
verse claims with the register of the Us.
Land office at Prescott, in the county OF |
Yavapai territory of Arizona, during the
sixty days period OF publication hereof,
Or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions OF the statute.
JL.CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
Talking Dog.

4 solemn i1an II Z western city, re-
Gently entered restaurant, followed by
as dog, seated himself, and called for a
-. :: fare. |; vas given him.
VIA, would you ike to have shy
s,afIy asked the waiter, Tipping the
table with his napkin.
The Cog meanwhile had climbed upon
chair on the other side of the table,
and was gravely regarding bis master
''Weli.' said the solemn man, refec-
uve,r. gimme some ox+tail soup"
Gimme ,ile same said The deg.
Ire waters face assumed the color Of
cod boiled veal.
In? O coffee and plenty OF mix"
wen on the solemn man.
'Ci-lne the same" said the DOG.
lie waiter sh1dGe-ed and turning fed
t.. ;Ae k.che..
: man VITA squin: 6; an adjoining
sable Was much interested In the scene
IL had observed i closely. and finally
spoke I, the solemn nlan.
at must be q fearful lot . work 70
teach tia, dog 10 talk, mister
SIT was said the solemn mar.
81 should think so.' sad the g.
"Wha; I'D you ,.ke for him now?
sac the ;nin with squirt.
"Wouldnt sci. him." said the solemn
.ra@
'.No4'd be::e: ~, sa,G the dog.
Tie man with the spun, was much |
imposed iie began making Wild Offers
and when he reached two hundred dol [.
LIS The soisain man rel5rted.
we" sad he. u cant refuse t1at,
] h.t- 10 p5,t VIA hun, but you can have
biz
";ie'I BE- sorry ;or l., said the dog.
Tx mn VII The squia. drew l check !
70. ;ae amount. which he gave TO the /
s:'e,nn man. rnc man was about l=ay |
in, When The 90. red again:
"Nsvar MAD. II =, e.eo, I'll never
spa gam
AZ n,.er I'D.
- eea;.emen with the squin; vas
P .-,9r Of = sho~.
+ s..-na man vas = professional
ver;1.o.le Boston Ee-ald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.


PheHix Nsrivops, 20, Arizona Tef ritoTy.
august "a b, l-S6.
To j. z. -. a.tehel, h. heirs. - gas and
legal repre- sentative:
You are hereby notified that the Consoli-
dated Excursion Mining Company have ex-
pended one humid ed $500 dollars in labor
and improvements upon the Summit Mining
claim. located Msrch 23d, 1873. recorded
March %, 1853, in book IL, OF Mines, Page 2o6
Of Records OF Yavapai county, Arizona Ter
-itory, situated about l.400 yards south OF the
wagon road running from Logan 10 Green
Valley, IN Green Valley Mining District
Ysvspai county Arizona Territory, as will
appear BIZ certificate filed the 26:h day of
August, 1856 in the office Of the Recorder of
Ysvspai county, in order TO hold the prems-
es under the provision of Section 2324. Re
vised Statutes of the Uni,-d States being the
amount required to hold the same for the
year ending Dec mbeT 81, ISIS AMI IL within
ninety days sitter tbs notice by publication,
OF fail or refuse 10 contribute your proper
Ticu Of such expeldi are SIS o.owner. your
nteres; IN said clam viii become TIE prop
er;y Of the subscriber under said Section 2324.
Consolidated Excursion Mniag Co.
~ HERBkRT H. LOGAN
Aux % sVd attorney IN fact
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
tirst Publication Oct. 6, 1856.
Notice Of Application for Patent No.
iS6, Of HerbertH. Logan for the
OK Bow Mining Claim.


Prescott, Nsvapai Co, Ariz., Oct. 8, lSSe.
NoEi;e is hereby .'iven that Herbert IL. Lo
gan. whose postoffi"e address il Phenix,
Msricops county, Arizona territory, has Tn is
day filed his application for q patent for If
teen 1Ddred linear feet of the OK Bow mine
or vein bearing gold and silver, with surfa &c
grousi four hundred and eighty and eight.
u utns feet in width, stu ated In Green Valley
mining 81 trict. county of Yavapai and terri
notes mi official plat on fle in this Office ~
iot Nc.4l. on unsuryeyed lands. raid lot No
81 being deseri bed as follows. towit:
Beginning a, a granite post 2iXiexS inches
set one foot in the ground and marked o Is
No /. with y monument Il stones built along
side. a shaft 4xex7o feet deep. bears n 81 deg
q min r, 81 feet distant. . tim oered shaft
GX6K3o feet deep, bears 81 deg 81 min Z, 1875
feet distant, a timbered SHAFT ex6x40 feet
sss: esHs 81 sss 81 m 3 21' Feet s ais
10 a granite post l9XltXy inches set one foot
ia he grolnI ana marked o No ., with a
monument OF stones built along side. thence
y 81 deg 81 N + var Is deg 81 min Z, 1850
feet. road from Globe 70 Gree "A Valley, bears
y spd : 1860 feet 10 4 granite post 26xlox, ms
No !. with a monument of stones built along
side; thence y SO deg l3 min w. var Is deg5
min (, 90 ieet 20 a granite pos .iS 9SS incnes
set one foot in the ground and market q Il
No I. with q monument of stones built along
side: thence y 80 deg Is W. In w (saiDe course
Globe aud 6iref a Va.lev, Q Tee, 10 a granite
2, - 2nN1CN7 inehesset or e foot in the round
an marked . Nos, WITH monument OF
N Mt 40 3 CIR en- Valley distract bears y 40
de. i min T., 30 feet distant thente s 81 deg
ii min W. var Il deg 81 min E, 800 feet to y
granite post 24Nl0Ns inches set one foot In the
ground and marked o B Noe, With a moar-
Dent 81 stoves bull along side: thence So
deg Il min +, var Is deg 81 min E. 800 feet 10
. 80 AID place OF beginning.
Containing 10 IS acres.
Tne location OF this mine Is recorded in the
Recorders Office of Iavspsi county, Arizona
territory. in book 1, 3 OF mines at pages as
and All.
The Joining claim on the south is the
Golden Wreath. claimed by Herbert II. Lo-
gaD.
An aud all persons claiming adversely
any portion O. sid OK Bow mine or surface
gECgn0 are required to hle their adverse
claims with The Register of the United states
land Office at Prescott. in the county OF Iav-
= pal, territory Of Arfzous, during the sixty
GAYS period OF publication hereof. or they
he statute.
]. L. CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
First publication Oct. 6,,lSS6.
Aiming Application No. 1877 Of
Herbert n. Logan for Patent 70
Golden Wreath Mining Claim.
United States Land Office,


Golden Wreath Mining Claim.
United States Land Office,
Prescott, Iavapai county, Arizona,
October 9th, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that Herbert
II. Logan, whose post office address is
Phenix, Maricopa county, Arizona terri
tory, has this day filed his application
for patent for $50 linear feet of the
Golden Wreath mine or vein bearing
gold and silver with surface ground five
hundred and nlnety-oHe and two-tenihs
feet in width situated in Green Valley
mining district, county of Yavapai, ter
ritory OF Arizona, and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as lot No. AZ on unsurveyed lands.
Said lot No. A being described as fol-
lows, to-wit.
Beginning at granite post 2lxl0xs ms.
set o1e foot in the ground and marked q W
No !, vita monument Of stones bull along
side, l. :. mineral monuDent Nos Green
Valley district bears 20 deg 81 min z 1928
feet dist Mt, shaft 6xsx6) feet deep. besrs
o deg IS mia $50 feet istaIt, n shaft 6xsx
35 feet deep, bears 0 deg Al min W 400 feet
dist; thence y - de. IL miu W. var II deg 81
min L, org he OK Bow claim 800 feet to a
gran te poet 24xlOxs ms set one loot in the
IOuno, IN ark = w NJ :, with MOI ument
OF stones b.IiIt along side; tn. nee 5 10 d. 2 IS
min p, var IS deg min E, $50 feeI 10
Granite post 24xIIxs ins. sell one 10 1t in the
ground marked ~ VINO 3, with raon Of stone
butt aioug side; thence 30 deg IS min 4,
var IL deg 81 min +, 800 fee to a granite DOS
26xioxS ius set Une foot in the ground aud
marked & W NJ 4, with u monument Of
stones built slong side: thence 5 80 deg 10
mic Z, var Ii deg 81 min T. fsame course 800
feet To- - granite post 27xiIx9 ins. SCI one loot
sn the grJuud, IN -rked G. " y 5, with a mon
Of ones built along side; theme 10 deg
8 min W, var is deg 5 min (. &c feet TO a
granite post I3xIox9 ins, set one foot in he
,r und, IA ir1eG q W No q, with q monum nj
Of stones built along side: thence y so deg
ID min ", va- 10 deg 81 min z, along the ok
place OF beginning.
Containing Io.G acres.
The location OF this mine 10 recorded In
the Recorders Office OF Yavssai county, Arr
iona territory, ia book /. . OF mines, pages
ISIS
The adjoining claim on the north is
called the Ox-Bow and is claimed by
Herbert II. Logan and Al. Sieber Any
and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of SAID Golden Wreath mine or
vein or surface ground are required to
file their adverse claims with the register
OF the U Island office at Prescott, in the
county OF iavapai, territory OF Arizona,
during the sixty days period OF publica-
ton hereof, OF they will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions OF the statute
J.L.CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
First Publication Oct. 6, 1856.
Application No. { 90 for Patent to the
Excursion Mining Claim.
United st is Land Office,


Notice is hereby given that Herbert II. o.
gan, whose p0stoffice address is Phoenix.
Maricopa county. Arizona territory, has this
dsy nled is appiicst on for q patent for
fourteen hundred and twenty linear feet
Of The Excursion mine OF VEN bearing
gold aud liver, with surface ground
Z nun ired t60J) feet 10 width situated in Tie
q ten Valley IN ping dist, county Of Savspai
aud Territory OF ArizoBs and designated b.
the d Id notes and oikeisl piat on file in This
Office AS lot No. 81. Said lot No 81 being ocs-
criied IS follows, to-wit:
Beg ginning st granite post 26xl0Xs Inches
set oae foot in the ground and marked VI
with 4 monument Of stones built s'ong de
a shaft 6xSxi30 feet den. bears n ~ deg =
mir W S. feet, q sh 1T 6xsx15 feet deep, be irs
~ deg 20 mln W IL feet: thence s - d 2
- mn e.. Var II deg 5 min 4, GO feet - a
granite post 26xlixs inches set one foot 10
the ground, marked No l, with a moi u
ment Of stones mutt along sd. L. s. Vi! -
eral monument No ! Green Valley district
hears ~ deg 10 "'in IC60 feet; thence y
IL deg - min F, var II d; & o3 min =, 800 feet
10 q granite post 2Sxl2xS in hes set one f'sot
in the ground, mar ked No ,, with a NOR Of
stones ouil along side: thence - deg 20
min ", var IA deg e3 min r, 1920 feet T.
granite 1ust set one foot IL the grou'd I'd
marked E No 3. with a monument of stoI.s
built along side; thence ; II deg 10 min W,
var "a deg G3 min z, 800 feet 10 II granite post
24xl0xs inches set one foot in the ground.
maj ked No 4, with monument of stores
built along side; thence II deg 40 min W
var "A deg Us min r, 800 feet 10 grso ie
posi- l9Kiex9 inches set one foot in grom d,
marked No 8. with a mon Of stones tn II
along ii thence ~ deg 20 min z, var IA
deg o3 min Z, l42b feet 10 / granite post 10
l2xiO inch :, set one foot in the ground sld
marked No q, with mon of stones be IL
lou side: thence II deg 40 min L, var IA
deg Us min 2. 30 feet 20 post and nonum At
r. No l. before e>tah shed.
Area II clair, g 55 acres.
The adjoining claim callef the Albion
and is aimed by be Consolid 9;ed Excursi IN
Mining Company.
The location ri this mine Is recorded in flie
Recorders office OF Yavapsi County and 7, ~
ritory of Arizona, at thu city OF Prescott n
Book X of mines, a. page 20
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Excursion mine or surface
ground are required TO file their advef
claims with the Register Of the United States
Lane 0fice at Prescott, in the Territory Of
Arizonq during the sixty days period OF PUB
ication hereof o. they will be barred by Writ re
Of the provisions nj he statute.
j. l. CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA.

Ut NftILvNNs
County OF Navapai. . &. -, iss6.
{. T. Ia StOn. g sorge -. Van Law, Horace
Ropes lan arc herehT notified tina, have
q oei 500 IN LABOR aud improve nenis
euJ cr th.- years 1888. lssi, lssJ snd lssG uPOD
tie GA Pa a mine O. lo1e situated in
Walser Mining district, fsvsI al county,
Arizona TesTitHrv, in order 10 hod said
prsfui-rF uudcr the progis ICns OF sect on
t,t aestssl statutes Of the Tniied States.
bsins The al cunt req viTei TO hold he same
,oe a.sl year above .nmed. And II within
nin Gays afr this uUttce ~ ~ H,tc>ftOn-
you fai. - refuse 70 contrio butte yrur proper
lion ~ -gcl exp iture aS "a GO cwnfr, your
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