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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-02

The following passage occurs in Ed
ward Won Hartmann's "Religion of the
Future:" without acknowledged
pessimism must evolutionistic optimism
lead to irreligious secularism; without
evolutionistic optimism must eudamono-
logical pessimism become an indolent
dependency, or degenerate into religi-
Gus asceticism." We guess SO. That,
or something similar to it.
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CARR" who writes the captivating
and much-quoted Washington letters,
is slender, red-headed young gentle
man just thirty-one years old this
month. His full name is Frank George
Carpenter, and he halls from Ohio.
His pseudonym is the first section of
his surname.
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For man who gave the world so
much advice on health, DR.. Dio Lewis
died at rather remarkably early age.
But perhaps his disciples can urge that
it took an accident to kill him, as his
death was due to injuries received in q
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A VERY successful attempt at suicide
was recently made in South Africa. A
colonist put dynamite cap in his
mouth and lit it at candle. This
method is recommended as quite effect
i've to would-be suicides in New York
State, where an attempt at self-destruc-
ton is penitentiary offense.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-02

Miss MARY MCPHERSON has given
$4,000 for Burns monument in Al
bany, N. Y. The base of the monu-
ment is to be American granite, the
pedestal of Scotch granite. and the
statue of the poet of bronze.
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After Queen Emma's Money,

BosroN, May ga Washington special
says: "Consul General Putnam of Homo
lulu, writes to the State Department that
he has received many letters from people
in the Un ted States who claim relation.
ship to the late Queen Emma, and who be-
heve that she died intestate. Mr.. Putnam
says that the Queen left large amount of
property, but it was fully covered by her
will. Most Of the property is bequeathed
to charitable purposes" .
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A Hoosier Hanging,

CRAwroRDsvILLE, IND, Nay 06.-The exc
cution Of John G. Hsnning, the Parke
County woman slayer, took place here to-
day ct ono O'Clock. Hsnning died game,
holding up to the very last noddinR,
smiling and talking to those around him.
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MISS FRANKIE FOLSOM

Declares with Much Feeling That She ID
Not to Marry President Cleveland.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 25.-The CONNER.
cial Adoertiser, in an editorial to-day, says
Letters received in this city from Buffalo
women now in Paris, and who have per-
sonally seen the young lady whose name
has been mentioned as the intended wife
of President Cleveland, report that the
mortified girl positively declares that she
is not going to marry Mr.. Cleveland"
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Poisoned by "Greens."

CHRIsrIANsBuRs, ISD., May a6.-Mrs
Sarah A. Kinsley, Of Belmont, O., and her
son, W. n. Kinsley, and family, of this
place, had green's for dinner Tuesday
toiled rhubarb leaves. The entire family
soon became sick, but all recovered except
the first named, who died In great agony.
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Chicago Anarchists Indicted,

were made out and signed by Foreman
on the charge of murder. Included In the
Spies, A. r. Parsons, Samuel Fielde n.
Michael Schwab and Hermann Schnaubel.
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A sssnd-OM.

PoRrLAND, ARIZONA, Nay S..-A party Of
Msxicans struck the Indians about eight
miles from here last night and killed one.
The remainder nsd - the mounsains.
BENSON. ARIZONA. Nay 6.-Robert
Lloyd, . well-knovu dairymap, was killed
By Indians this morning st bis rasidepce b,
tweon heSv cad papt01e
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PoWDERDYLY's PLAN
For tie Future Government of the Knights
of Labor.

For Tie Future GOvornment Of the knights
. of Labor.
CLEVELAND, O., May 27.--It is said that
Mr.. Powderlys plan for the future govern
ment Of the Knights of Labor is the estab-
lishment of State Assembly. There will
then be four assemblies. Local assemblies
will be subordinate to districts, districts to
State and State to National. The scheme
provides, among other things, that no As
sembly but the State and National shall
have power to order either a strike or q
boycott. II local Assembly wants to-
order a strike it must first get the consent
Of the District and then the State Assem-
blies. H
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

THERE are $1,000 Anarchists in Eu-
rope and 9, 40 in America, according to
the estimate of Mezeroff, he great Rus
sian Nihilist. Chicago h 5000 An
archists. he asserts.
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Counterfeiter Cagtured:

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 96.-Dsputy
United States Marshal Hill captured Geo.
Trout, Granger County counterfeiter in
Whitley County, KY, and lodged him in
jail here.
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The Predicate Marriage.

WASHINGTON; May 2s.-President Cleve-
land will be welded to Miss Frankie Fol-
some in the White House Wednesday, June
Q. The ceremony will be unostentatious.
This information 10 given out by formal
announcement, and all gossip previously
INDUCED in goes for naught. s4 I'll
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A Dago Swung on

WASHINGTON, D. c., May S.-Petro
Nurdello wss hanged here to-day for the
murder of Carmine Rotunna. The crime
was committed the 2Stb of July last.
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Tho Chieaae Anarehlsts.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Of the ten Chicago
Anarchists indicted for murder, eight are
In JAIL and each man will have to answer
for six murders.
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Nova Scotia 10 the Rsle Of SecessIonlst
HALIFAX, N. g., May 2S.-In an address
just issued by Premier Fielding, the fol-
lowing occurs: I'm the opinion Of the
Government the time has come when the
people of Nova Scotih should once more
make an effort to obtain release from the
union into which they were forced"
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Fatal Spontaneous Combustion.

BUvPAlo, N. Y, May 26-An explosion,
caussd by spontaneous combustion, occur
red ct Plummsr 3 Sons box factory yss-
tsrday. Peter Lydeks wss fatally injured,
and John stutt and james AcGsvsy
severely.
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France 70 Expel Orleans Princes.

PARIS, May 25.-The Cabinet to day adopt
ca the principle Of the expulsion Of the
Orleans Princes. A bill providing for their
expulsion will be drafted on Th,rsday and
Afterwards submitted TO the Chamber Of
Deputies. rf
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STATE NEWS ITEMS.


CorUNBuv, May lO.-enNA1l.-Bills paese0l
Neorganisip9 the Ohio Penitentiary. "A large
number Of local bills were also put tnrouens
ayers Of the .penitentiary were confirmed.
Adjourned TO January I, 1851.
HousB.-A number Of local bills were pae9e
ed and customary resolutions adopted. Az
next.
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The Senate Committees have been re-
organised on RspublicaA basis, as fol-
loWss
nsuSs: S5Rs, SHrts5 k:rdsS 1Uv
Ftnance-Conrad, Grouse, Ford, Ely, Rioh.
erde0n, Oritee and 0fUDChner. =
Public Works-Crouse, Gregg, Kemp, Kilc
ner, van Cleaf, Ceo1e and 0ro6Shher.
Municipal Corporations--PrinG!e, EggerY
Kemp, Hardacre, Van Cleaf, Wilhston anS
Rsiirosas Coulter, Psysy. ,oussley. Cois
rad, O'Neill, Cable and Sullivan. -
Sch0ols-Ford, Fassett, Pringle. Richard
son, Critics, Welch and Lindsey.
renee, Gable and Sullivan.
ras Sss.f 'ss; 5S,sS sfn.sS:'n Ely
Zimmerman. Gable. vsn .dlesf.
The above are the principal committees in
full Below are the chstrnsn OF the re-
Claims Hardacre, Rosas Hesue; colleges,
Ely; Milftary, Rahhals; Agriculture, Gla1ier;
Manufacturers,. Richerdson:. Corporatione
other than Municipal, Dow; Mines 9ly; Sol
diers' OrphauS Home, hannllsi lDftche6, Mo-
Gil; Benevolent InstituttonA CQddingi h.
form Schools, Eggere; Library, Ford; state
Buildings, Kirchner; Fees, HArde6re; Print
ing, Fsssett; Federal AAfetfgnh Pringle;
County Affairs, Gregg; PntS1l1eo pnd Elec-
tions, Coulter; Public ExpendItor6s Kirch-
ner; Sanitary Laws Puf4Dyy 1leh. Culture,
MoGill; lewiston, Coddins; Enrolment.
0E988s 1. S---sA1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
Firs, Pubh,ation October G. Is.S Mining Application No. lSS, of Herbert II. Logan. for [. :. Patent for the Liberty Mining Claim.
United ~fntes Land 0I.e. Presrott. favaIai o.. Arisnr.a. Oct 6. 1.

Notice is hereby gisen that Herbort H. Logan. uhoss T0S 01 -e 2fdrcss Is FloeG-. Iari-osA CountT Terri ts-Y of Arizuua has ti- eaT fled his rh afi1n for raisnt tor fifteen hundred linear Tee: the Lib TY mine or resn bearing c. and siVe- N;h slrta-e ground sz hundred set in Niith sitsssel n Green SsieY Mining Disft COlrtH ci e'Sai- ae r-rnri of ATfBons. and iesignste bS the field notes and of ial pzt on tie in thi- oiice as ot g unsurseYe lands bd lo ID s being des rib=i as foilous, to Nit;
 Bera.ag granite ist -sXioys ifs. slt is in ;he ground sed No l. with monument of s.ones built alongside Thence n li- II Va s90i SlJ f- 70 a granite post 24xI2xs ins. sci ft in the grogni lar sed l. no ,. zisn monument of s-ones bsilt alongside e- Thence -4se Ia C4e I50 to granite post FIX N ins set fl in the ground marked g. with mon uineut et stones built alongside. Thence is IT -os'e f. to granite post osxI2xs ins sr il in the aground marsec 4. with uioacnent of stones buiif alongside Thelees i4 iIw (Ine course3 .s ts 30 t to granite Tso-t 2iNi2N}n. st Il n the .-ound nlarAe3 no .. with moauulel; of stones lt .io lside. Theme 15 ls is see i5l-3 ft to Ants post 2oSliNs ns sat fl in the ground. InarSed l. no Q with monument cf stones bIIlt aioussids Than I4- He "a i+ sfe S1o ft 0 monument and post no l. and Ila of he-.IiHg. containing l-G5 rs The lcStion of this ,nina i re orisd n the Re carirs O-e c; isvafai County. ATzoas 1orTito.Y in Booz 2. of Mines, Isses s75 and { i6
 Thsre ad oining claims The mares. cllnn Is the Overland situated 20 feet wes;cr.E ol4sned oY Herbert H. Logan.
 Tr1.ver>e iins from Tost HoItoUS min mon No. sGreen NslsT dist. Conlrcilisg at lost No thence io de- ui ulu ", i4 dtg t4 mn e. feet East Verde n and -24 sta from hare 2. 50 1 bar a de = min thence 42 d- ulin v. VAT Is d, oi mn c, sJ0 feet, Eoal besrs and i5)0 feet road
 
 rniz.n clam 8, sta b. ars i2 Y e- taen-@ Sss de. |. ds C4 min e. 5aj fs-i. bottom O: sai h. D feet eornsrG NO 9 corner No ha4rs Si ": n ss deg B Is das = n n C, s1e feet to [. : min No G Y. iisrrit
 An and al parsons tlAi-1ing adversely any portion of sil Liberty mine or surfa ground are required 10 Gis ,htiT adyers claims with the Register the Uni ted states Land oa Prescott YarApai Co Ariroga errfory during the siNtF dsTs Iericd oi yuh,icstio heie or ihey VII be barred bf ii1Te oi ,Le lICv- icis ci the st1.Gte
 J L CAMP. Eegistr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
Yav,1siCoca:v. A T.

Te t,lc,c i; would suit ;he patrons c. both the Prescott, d.ilIes better ]. neither oi them would indulge in person. alities, I; would sui; Us far better ;o co..iuct t!,e campaign in a ia. and can dii r:anucr wi:hou; recourse io !nuen- does of personal na.uEo or language oi a slaai.eIou> ,harac:e: against any one, bu. i; cur morning oon:e:np. insists uf- On kee; ing up ilis :i-ade Q. abuse against ,nl:y,dral. and casting slgIs al Us we we wiil be compelled ,o reply, ii not in liai, in language equally iorcibie, no matter how much l; may disgust our readers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
tnsi PaSii rati'a Oei. c iss5 Notice of Application for Patent No. i86, Of Herbert h. Logan for the
 ox Bow Mining Claim.

L P-ssco;t. Y sysr Co.,. ssi<.. .-ci. t Is z
 Noil.;e Is hersOy lyen ueros ( II Lo gl-i Nho.- roei fii e scdrrss |, Ph n.x. M Mnf-opt coaciy. ia, s terri orr, h4. th . usy flsI hi- a. pi.csyioE for pat at foi fl 2 ( h 1ncrrd ifne esr feet of he Ox Du m Iu ! oF vein bearing go and .iise- wsia surfs 2 sTou ,d flu, hnndr d snd eig hiy ant eigh . is ths feel In v d;b, sitrsisd in Green Vaiisy miniLg di trse; coGL.y "f Nasap~i ana terr = aolss nd official plat ci fi'e in ,his offic ial Nl.zi on unsurssyes Iand-. .Sfd .oI No sl being ee-.rlo -d ss follows. towt: B slnnios s' M s lI.n.,s % po,' oas ineh' a ], !; V n. watG L1"GunienS fs,onss balfi alUI . fessasf' 4x6 6s70 feel deep. b SIS S 8. d. 2 go feel d-er, bear. Q oeg Sl mn l.. l9, {. e. oisiSLt. t.ilsb' rs.. srHn sxsxD r., ! dee ., bear : S' de< si fnia F. 227 let dis tneI C. = ss deg 5 fnin E var lss sl E. SO | 10 a grsriie pod .9x;, xs in hes set one foot tI h. y'oant aha 60 rs"i Q No 2. with D oaum.at O',t,,e es hailt along side tns pre- {. 57 deg 3i m D VT iS deg 5i min E, !. . ice; sd from G.Obe [, c e Nsiry, oes. |. Y nd . iso0 feel 10 graoite pos 2sxtixs il. s ~ei one foot In tbe grs nud and IDsrses U B V with a r o' umtni cf st ,nes oli slon z side; thence \ s9 aeg F min W. ysr E oeg l nlin 70 lssf c. a granite Dos .slex Incnt . ..t one tooi in the tr-unS sud Insikei o ? Nos xita 4 ..nEmenf of Il ,n es bait alou <. s d.: he e g eslS in W tsan c coCfs var lSdrg s mn r.. feet n wagon TOT ; C oss $, :. .,': C r n Va sy' lee; !, < grant n.sAed BNBa. wi'h monument O. stones fui [ siosg Sis-. |. = ID neral InonC- ID rt NoS sn Nsliey ir ct bear. ' te. nun E . 9 fe-i di>tan' thence s7 q s % Bia ". Var ;dsg 5. mi F, Ii 5so feet to Q gran lie post 2iAl Ss Inches set one fo st in n groanc and m d.-a O N,6. with a moa .senr If ston-s bull ssGo de: thence sq
 .g lS min E var d-s q mn E so feet | 2 OB ol and pise- If b-xInning.
 Con ami us i6 ares
 Ese lo-atioh ot ibis mine is ried ,n iL Rec rief's file o! Ysvs,a coGnty, Arix,rs errifory. in book l. ' Of mines al pages 1. aads&
 hs srj thing claim on th. .onth is fh Holden We tL, claimed by He. b T. II. . gan
 sn ant al persons cl-iming xdv~rNel n pofUi ln O. i Ox Bov mine or surfa1, <nruad are rsqir.i to nis rheir acNsr isim> ritn he kexistercf the Ui tel tale, ana uIfl al .scv |. tn ipe C .aat, of W sp-i, -frit sry of A'ssap , dn ing h sixf perl of pUhl cation here [. 1T ths sili De oarae4 b. vi Ius of the pTosIs oBs Inc ktztutt.
 ]. l.. CAGP, R g.ster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
F.rSs Publication Oct c, lsS5,- aIptag .ppss~.ts'a N. 1sA ef Her bsrt III. LsEs". Tor fss~at fer ahe n Dmit WiosNg Ci-in.
EltcI StAtes L1Nt VT'l e.

prexrc.t. Yasafai Co. Arizona, Oct :, issS. No.i-- Is hereby gwen that Herbert h Lo-an whose r,nS off e address is Pb Rnix Narcoia county. Arzona fe,i.ory has this day filed bis srTi stioa fer patent for nns nu1d e line feet ot the sunni. mine vein brsu gold and siirc- with surface ground six hundred ;. in with situated in Green Waller Mining pis;r.ct. Nav mai Count TeTrI-orT oi Ari and designated bY the fed roies and o1 ial p-ai file n this office iot No .s on ansIryeFed lands Said sJt Nc. iS be i-.- fl = rsbsl as follows to wlf-
 tsiu.-s- at anits post 2iNloye n> SC. il ir the ,l7d mar ed No l. with monument ot stone bull sioasr.jis Thcn,e . q q Ia I4 g F s.oi fl r-e Qost 5NIlNs Ins se. ft in the grcun1 Sed S NJ 2 Elth -nonumcnf of s.oneS built alongside S mineral monument No 5. Green NA-ieS Mining Dis frit bsars sl-4I l. Sa f. dist tlIlscred shaft cx-NIg1 f deep with drifts xe bears \. < 2 4 , fl ds. sEaft 5xsxSo 4; deep bsSTs i2 iS Sls q dist Theme 59 ID "a l4 6 70 ft ;o granite post 25xI \, 1s I fl in the ground narNed No 3 i,s ,l57t.,c-. a. s.1res bull; alongside Thsr-c al-iiw VI I4- uS K 9Di T. to granite post .s- X3 r- sst ft i- ths rrolid mar Sed No. with mo1u l1ut of stones hlt ai1u side. Theme 3l- " L "a ti i-ss s f. 10 monument and ls. No. t. and pia7e Q. bs-nuinZ. containing lSI acres The .o alton cf this niu .s recorded Re orders o-h, ,e of faNaIsl CouniY Arizoua TerTIfors in BooS T Q. mines al pege Th1re ls no adjoining claim Toe nearest clam rhs ,apz-tF uliu- .rl. about th7ce miles to the ,-l.,fl- west aimed bT Hefberf H. Ic-al-
 ArS and al rc-s3-s claiming 2dy e-s-lS any portion .. summit --.ne oE s1ra,e gsy1 Id required 10 He gaf. ,7vl-s. claims with the Register cf the United ~ta-f Land Oce al Prescott, in ;h= County oi Yalapai. sr.I-r cf Arizona. dlruS the sixty days period O. ,,rl -a,a hereo. thsI VIII be barred bT virtue os :.e Y.cy..-- = c: tss statute
 T. | CAp, EscS:sx.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
First publication Oct 6, lSS6. Mining Application No. IS7 e Herbert x. Logan for Patent to Golden Wreath Mining Claim.
United States Land Office,
Prescott, Iayapai county, Arizona,
 October Gih. lSS6.


 Prescott, layapai county, Arizona,
 October 6,h, lsS6
 Notice is hereby given that Heiberi II. Logan, whose pos; office address j. Phenix, Mlricora county, Arizona terri tory, has this day filed his application for patent for 1s0 linear feet of the Golden Wreath mine or vein bearing gold and silver with surface ground five hundredand ninety-one and two-ten,hs feet in width situated in Green Valley mining district. county of Iavapai, ter ritory of Arizona, and designated by the htlG notes and official plat on file in this office as lot No. F on unsuryeyed lands Said lot No. 42 being described as fol- lows, to-wit:
 Beginning al granite pos. 2ixl0xS ins >ei 0 ( foot in ihe gr' und and marked W Nn !. vita monument of stones bull along s'd-, |. :. mineral monnmsnt No 3 Gresr Valley cisiriC. bears .s deg 35 mn E lCse t-rt disr-nf. ait Gxsxo feet deep. b. r. edrc g mia L 55i feet .isisrt, shsfi 6xs1 3b feet deer, besrs $ 0 drg s1 min W 401 ieci lisi. thence g deg i3 min W. vsr { deg 5i aia r. A oag ih- OK Bow ,!s i'm 8 0 feet io gran ic posI :4xlJx> ms set one foot In the -roune. mark. q U ~ No ?. with 4 monument f stones bait a onC sidt; thrnce : io d. z B min r, var iS d.e q min E, .co ieeI to zr ris- post 2iXux7 ias. SCI one fooI in the ground n-si k q [. VINO 8. win mon of stone ba aiuu .ide, theme t9 deg lS min :. VT is deg 5I min !, 3O0 fec [. auiIe DOS 5jx5. KS ITS set ne .opt iG the ground sId mark CIV So<. with a monuTent ,i -a i,e> bull, siou- sd thence @ deg IS min l., vir l3 dsg 5l nii' F. fssme eoursel 3OJ eel A granite pot 2sxI go ins. ser one iOoi tn lhe gr usc, ID rkcd C N 5. with mon -o..- built loa- siGe; toencr \ To deg mn ", ,.r i3 ceg ! min .eC l.,; 10 .rauit- r-osi Iexi. 19 ins, set one foot in ILe sr uud, ID .rked o " No 5, with a mOnum ni ..F siones bu lt aloug side: thence s9 des i3 miu W. v,- 8 d-E 5i min Y, a'ong ibr Ux Sow clsim 300 fee; to post G W No l si6 place u' Q z ming.
 .s ma ming Io.ji acres.
 Tn 70 Ati.n uf this mine is recorded in the Hecorder's office of f4v pal county. Ar,> ? sna terr..o'y, iR book !. Of mines. pag. sSi S
 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 cl inning adversely any portion of sad Golden Wreath mlne or vein or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the register of the | :. Land office at Prescott, i'll the county of Yavapai, territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publiea- tion hereof, or they ,will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 J.LCAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Phenix MsrIeops, Co, Arizona Territory.
 August 24ih. lse6.

Phenix Asrieops, Co, Arizona Territory.
 August 24ih. lse6.
 To J. E. c. Mitchell, hls heirs, assigns and iegtl representative:
 You are hereby no'ised hat the Copsoii. dated Excursion Mining Co mpapy have ex- 2end-d enc hund ed lti0o) do.lafs in labor and improvements. upon the Sammit Mining risiu, lac-ted March 23d. iSs3 recorded Mach 9. issS, in book i7, of Mines, Page a6 of Records of Ysvap.i county, Arisons Ter ritory. .silu tied about l .&o0 yards south of the wagon road running from Logan to Gree n Valley, in Green Valley Niai"g District YsvspAi county Arizona Territory, as win appear by certificate filed the 25ta dsy of August, lsS6. in the ofice of fhe Recorder os Y.vsnsi county, in order to he'd he premis- es under the proyisi n of Section 23.4, Re- yised Statutes Of the Uni: d States b,ing ihe amount required 10 hold the ssme for ih, vrsr end ng Dec mb-r 3l, lss5 ana II within ninety days -fier th.s bOiire by publication, ou fail or refuse 10 contribute your pr"pYr- ton Of such exneudi uIe ssa O owner. our interest in said els.m wi'l bee, m pfar- eriy of inc subscr h-r under said S ction 23ll.
 Consolidated Excursion Miniag Co
 Ky HEkBERf II. LOGAN.
 Aug D 9Oi attorney fn fscf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
First publication. Oct 9th. lSSC. Mining Application No. iss, for a Patent ne 10 CoNar Mtring Claim.


 United States Land Office Prescott. Arizona, Oct. 9th, lsS6. Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. Logan, whose post office address is Phe- nix. Maricopa Co, Arizona, has this day filed hi. applitation for q patent for lJOo linear feet of the Govan mine or vein, bearing gold and silver with surface ground GOO 1t in width, situated in Green Valley mining district. county of faya- pai, and territory of Arizona, and desig- mated by the field notes and official plat on fle in this office as lot No. Io on un- surveyed land. Said lot No. i0 being described as follows, ;o-wit:
 Beginning at q granite post, 2ixl2xlO in. set l il in the ground. marked G-No. l, with . monument of stones built alongside L USmineral monument, No.4, Green Valley dis.ass., bears SIS deg Os min W, 49i 1t. SN $ " com T of Il quartz mill 45xs0 fi, bears N co deg W sl fl. 4 driit 6xsx90 I, long hears N 34 deg COW l75 it. A shaft 6xl2xS0 fl deep, bears x 10 deg 2i min W lS3 1t. \ shalt 6xsxI2O 1t deep bears \ 34 deg, % min w. 2I5 1t. Thence V 56 deg O min l. variation II degrees i minutes east, 300 fl to a granite post 26xl2xlO ins set if in the ground marked G No. 7, with mon of stones built alongside. Thence \ | 34 deg O min ", va II deg O. min F. 800 1t bottom oi gulch hears \ X . iJOo it to q granite post 2ix9xS ins set II m
 the ground marked G. No. 3 with mon of stones built alongside. Thence 5o | eg O min W. ya deg O. min l. 3UO | il to a granite Dos; 20xl0xS ins set fl
 in the ground marked G. No. i. with q mon of stones built alongside. Thence
 S 56 deg 0) min W(ssnle course) va. II deg O4 min E 3O0 it to q granite post FIX l0x7 ins se; l fl in the ground marked | G No. 5,with q mon of stones built along side. Thenre S 34 deg O0 min F Va. II deg 04 min F lJo0 1t 10 a granite bould- CT in place l5xl5xl2 1t marked G.No.6.
 thence \ J6 deg % min l.. va. li deg 1 0i min F. 30) ft to mon and post G.No-l 1 and place of beginning, containing eo.6o
 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 ofiice oi Iayapai coun- ty. Arizona territory in book 9 of mines, pages 47s and 479 and in book II oi
 mines, page i6.'
 Any and all persons claiming adversley any portion of said Gowsn mine or sur
 face ground are required to file their ad-
 verse claims with the register of the US Land ofiics at Prescott, m the county oi Yayapai territory of Arizona. during the
 sixty days period oi publication hereof
 or they will be barred by virtue oi ;hc
 provisions oi the statute.
 JL.CAMP, Register.