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Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
Fint Publication October 9. lisa
Mining Application No. 1873, Of Herbert
II. Logan, for U. S. Patent for
the Liberty Mining Claim.
United States land Once,

Prescott. Yavafai Co. Arizona. Oct, Q. 1850.
Notice s hercbr given that Herbert II. Logan who's
post Office address II Phoenix, NAropa County. Tern
TORI Of Arizona. Ia. this dAr died his app alton for
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet the bsrty mint
vein bearing gold and silver with surface ground sis
hundred feet in width situated in Green Valley Mining
Dstr County Of Yavapai, Te ritory Of Arizona. and
designated By the field notes and OH al pat file In
this Office lot no 81 unsuresed lands i'd lot no 50
being des ribed as follows. to Wit.
Beginning At granite post ssxI0xs ms. set II in the
ground Aed No l. with monument Of stones built
alongside Thence IA II eva ~ u 3cn TO =
granite post s4xsxs ins, set It In the ground, mar2ed
no z, with a monument Of stones built aonsside-
Thence IS tee o$e 1900 It 10 granite pos. ELK
lox ms st n ia the ground marsed no s. with mon
ument Of stones iii; alongside. Thence II IL
hSte so Il &c granite post 23xisx3 ins, st Il In
tneeround marked no =, with monument OF stones
built alongside Thence IL INV (sarne soursc) "a IA
c. 800 n TO granite post 2ixlsxsin. set II In the
ground marked no 3. with monument Of stones built
alongside. Thence n IS : 80 IL 9os'e lJo n TO
granite post 2dxllx9 ins. II in the ground, led
l. no q. with a monument Of stones butt Alongside
Thence n III lie Va IL sose 500 It TO and
post no l, and Ila,e of beginning containing 2loS
srres The location OF this mine re orded in the Re
earsrs once Of iayapa County. Arizona TERRITORY, in
BooA Q, Of Mines. pages as aDdsd
There no adj dining claims The nearest claim Is
the Overland situated 200 feet westerly. claimed bY
Herbert II. Logan
Traverse line from post L HoltoU.s min mon so
Green Valley dist tomnen ing at post L No thenee
10 deg % min var IL deg "A min 40 feet East
Verde -. n and SEA sta FROM herc NO bars
n 20 deg 90 min thence AZ deg min IL d, ~
bears 10 deg min 1855 feet, corner rost s;oxan
mining claim No }. sta bears ~ deg G. thene~ "a
deg II deg ~ min 60 feet. bottom u guich
800 feet corner ?, bears "a deg W.
thence IS deg ID min IL dc; % G, 1s2 feet
TO L. s. min NO @. V. distri-t-
AM and all persons claiming adversely portion I
Of said Liberty mine surface ground required 10
file their adverse claims With the Register the Uni
tel States Land OF C at Pres YaysYsi Co. Arizona
TERRITORY during the sixty DAYS period Of publ
hereof Iher will be barred By yture Of the pro,is
ions VI the statute.
l. CAMP. Reyistr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
ARlzohA's ADVANTAGES.

The following from the Pherix Gaz
cite is so much to the point in regard Il
the advantages offered BY Arizona fc
settlers that We reproduce i:
1t is gratifying 10 know that caTita
wtich has for mary years been eharry o
investing ia Arizona property and takin;
hold Of the many enterprises which the
astural resources Of the territory make
practical, has at last been disahused O
supposed inset uriiy and st present j.
giving US the support needed to the
borough development Of the country.
The Prescott railroad and the immense
work nov inaugursted by the Walnut
Grove storage company, il Yavapal
county. tells the story plsialy. Here
aud at the CHA immense sums have beer
secured for the construction Of ini ,at-
ins canals Pinal equity also will be
able to reclaim 4 vast area Of fertile land
BY the agency Of money from outside
the territory. while variols mining en-
,erpri'es prosecuted by eastern and
coast capital prove that where there is
a chance Ct fair returns investors now
have no prejudice against Arizona We
VII no, undertake t. say what causes
have contributed to this manifest charge
Of opinion: they manifold, aud being to
or Interests there is no occasion for
theoihing. 1t Is certain. however, that
they viii soon bring the Territory to
state Of development that will render
her one Of the richest Subdivisions of the
United Sites. Il was eastern capital
that Sd soon developed Colorado, and
brought her iaio the sisterhood OF
states. Immense sums were expended
in the construction Of canals for iriiga-
ton and in projects for storing in the
the waters which gave life
and fertility to the soil. Such enterprises
were eminectly successful, but when it
comes to agricultural possib lities Colo
RADIO never possessed in iitae the op-
porturitles OF Arizona, whose sell and
climate make it unequalled for nus.
bandry. There Is reason to believe
that with the construction Of proper
reservoirs. entirely practical. 100000
acres Of land ia the Salt river valley
alone could be brought under the very
highest and mos. ceit in state Of cuti-
Ta,ion. From present prospects We are
ia the belief that such un-
,qualed opportunities for investment will
10: long be neglected by The abundant
:apital now lying Idle in the monetary
:ea;ers of this great country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
thS Puhifssati"n oct. o, 1855
notice Of Application for Patent No.
i06, Of n. Logan for the
Oh BOW Mining Claim.
Uhii.d -tat.s sAhd pIhre.

= c.
Prescott. Yavap 4 Co.. ArtA.. ic;.o lse
Noise il nsreoy wen n { Heroei. IL. Lo-
gan. who's. postc m e address 4 Phi 4.
MATicops county. ArisD ~ territory, has tn .
osy fist hi- a. plicstion Tor q pstrnt fos m
tsen IA lndred i'near feet OF the Ok BJv ms ns
or vein , Sssr l 20 and nd ,ilss; wl,s sa1see
te Etns feet In width, situated IN Green Valley
mining di triot. county 81 Yasspai ana terri-
notes nd 9fii,isi plat @. d &c Ia this ofhcs :
lot NOT on unsaryeyed lands. aid lot No
~ being described As follows. tnwIt:
sci one foot In the ground ana mai ed o b
M l. with monument fssopss bait along
,iie. . shRft 4x6 40 feet deep, .srs y q del
q mia r. 81 feet distant. y Iimbered sns n
6ssxS feet deep, bear. 81 deg 81 MIN T.. 49,
feet distant. u q nb, RED SHAFT sx6xD feet
thence > 20 deg Is ,r,In f. var ~ 81 E 500 /
TO gfabite post !exlt xY Ia hes set one foot
il he xIOanI snd msrxed o 3 No :. with =
monu mcnt of stones huilt along SIDE. tn. nee
n ~ DEG 81 min F. vsr Is neg 81 min E, II
fe. I. .ao from Globe 6, . o. Va i-y, are
n md = 1870 feet 10 granite poe zsxl,xS ms
st one foot In the gr, mud snd marked y b
No 3. with q mo- ume nj of STONES bui along
side; thence n - deg u MN w. yer u cee 81
min 3ov feet 10 = grAuite y 80 Sxs Ipcnes
set one loot 10 the srauno and naikel q b
No% with m6numeatofstDnesb uIlt aionk
SIDE: thence ss ces - ia W (sa.e counsel
var l3dsg s. nan 4, 4 feet To wagon rOfd
6.ote atd Gre-n Va o., 3 . lee; /, grant
y s.tXl X inches ct o foot !ntne u.d
an IA .rked y Mo-. With !, monument of
stones built along side. U. >. mineral monU.
msnt No2Gr en- Valley 4 ;Tct bears a.
De. Il min l., 2 . feet distant th-u.s = 81 d
~ min W. VAR deg 81 mia T.. ljlo feet to q
granite post 2iXI Is inches sci one foot 1 n the
groand aud msIsed . No8. with a mon
ipent at -tOnes b al alo ~ SIDE: thence - 80
deg Is min z. var deg 81 min E. SgU feet to
OBJ OIL AID pi &c OF beginning.
Con Ami oe 10 acres.
Tue 10 cation OF this mine Is recorded In the
Rec rtet's m:e Of Ysvapsi county, Arixons
territory. In book l. y OF mines ~ pages a.
aud Al
The afjninipg claim on thu south Il the
Golden VIE ID. claimed by Hei II II. l..
gan.
An AMI all persons claiming adversely
any cor;i IN o. ia Ok Bow mine or surface
gr"Uad are rsqlr-u la nls lheir adv. rse
IL aims Sitn The tiegister Of tae Unitei states
iaod On = 81 rsscv Z. ga the c aaty of Yav-
sp1i. t=Trit ,ry o. Ars4oa'. du ing ths sixty
ns' period OF publication hereof, Or they
VIII re barred b., vi tue OF tue pros visions o
the ktatnte.
J. l.. CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
First publication, Oct. 9th, 1856.
Mining Application No. 1875, for .
Patent he to CoWan Mining Claim.

United States Land Office,
Prescott, Arizona, Oct. 9th, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that Herbert II
Logan, whose post office address is Phe
nix, Maricopa Co.. Arizona, has this day
filed his application for patent for l5Ol
| linear feet Of the Gowan mine OF vein
bearing gold and silver with surface
| ground GOO it in width, situated in Green
! Valley mining district, county OF Yava.
PAL, and territory Of Arizona, and desig.
mated by the field notes and official plat
on file in this office as lot No. 10 on un.
surveyed land. Said lot No. 10 being
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a granite post, 2ixl2xlO
ms, set ! # in the ground, marked Ono.
/, with q monument Of stones built
alongside U.S.mineral monument, Nod,
Green Valley district, bears SIS deg OS
min w, 49i #. The w cornr Of a
quartz mill 45xSO IT, bears N60 deg w
Il #. A drift 6xSxy0 # long bears N 81
deg COW LIS II. A shaft 6xl2xSO # deep,
bears n 10 deg "a min w lS3 IT, A shaft
6xSxl2O It deep bears n "a deg, 90 min
W. 2l5 IT. Thence n sc deg o. min E
variation II degrees minutes east,
300 It to granite post 26xl2xl0 ins set
l It in the ground marked q No. 2, with
mon of stones built slongside. Thence n
"a deg % min W, Va IA deg Ol min f.
800 It bottom vi gulch bears N & s 1900
1t to u granite post 24x9xS ins set # in
the ground marked q. No. 3 with a mon
Of stones built alongside. Thence S IS
eg % min w. Va IA deg OF min E 300
II to q granite post 20x l0xS ms set fl
in the ground marked q. No. 4. with
mon of stones built alongside. Thence
s 81 deg 90 min W(same course) va. IA
deg Oh min f 800 it to granite post PIX
lOx7 ms set # in the ground marked
G.No.5,with a mon OF stones built along.
side Thence "a deg 90 min E va. IA
deg on min + 1900 # to granite bould-
er in place l5xl5xl2 it marked G.No.6.
thence n Sc deg 90 min Z. Va. IA deg
O4 min Z 300 # to mon and post GNol
and place of beginning, containing 20.66
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 Sol mines,
pages 47S and 479 and in book IA OF
mines, page 40.
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 oftics at Prescott, in the county of
lavapai territory of Arizona, during the
sixty days period OF publication hereof.
or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions CT the statute.
J.L.CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
Xosiec Of Application for United state .
Patent.

Application NJ. Isl lot patent 10 tie Deia.
ware min.
United s. ates Lsno orc@,
Prescott, AEiEo-s, 81. o, lsS6
Notice l. hereby xiv. thai tie ter. II. Lo-
gan. whose posiodi - address l'ho.nix
Marco "a COUNT. Arizona, ha' this day nlei
bis appitcairn Tor q p4tent for Iifeen bum
dred linear Ices eftae Delaware niue or ve.n
bearing gol; AMI silver. Sit4 surface ground
SIX hunnrei 600 feet Ia with. situated D.
Green Valley Mlninz district. County
Of fsvspsi. And isrritary .t AriEons, N !
tssisnased by Held 10 e an official plst on
.ng On unsGrveyed land. >siu .ot No. IS b.
lag eescrib-d as follows. To wit:
Beg ming AT initial menun.n', which IL
Que 10 IN the groa .tnarA.d ID y .. .. Slt d.
|. mo IA u soles butt tols - e. shat
"Asx5l fcei deep. bears /, * 10 IpiD L. iii.
ls.f - feet. a. snrf tx x>J Zee de D. o. T.,
y des IS 'ni- ~. ~ fe-t. shsi 4x6A2. fe-:
deep, bears deg a5 ma n. " 81 liees; Ia nee
, ~ deg 4! miu l. Va i:ceg 81 miu L. IL %
feei To - x sntt- posi- Gxi2sS IN ne, - ,,n.
ioji IA the gIoHna. All maxi - NJ =
= Ia "a RIO G.Iient .. rns oltt at'-us ellie;
ihence = II II j., v lsl-g Il sl;a r. g.
eel ga aul e y 81 sixlX7 1, ghes ST o-e
iooffH tle ground. marked b No. ), win a
mo GaBl OF $40 .es Dnitt HiOIg 81 t.. IA. nee
y a. de. 81 MN w, Va - de 81 min r. Il o
f- % sseni;c post 9i,lpzs IN h, :. set Que
foot ia The gloInI. IN .Ikcd NJ win -
mnnumcnt fsione. hui along side. thence
ie 10. granite p1st .5XyXI iGcI-s. SET one
tool ia Inc rom ana -ael ID No }. with
y III hhneAt OF STONES ouiit n o1s sio". u
:. mineral snutaeIt M. srr--s Vale.
district oesr> rs deg q min ". di,t ~ re
thC1oe 5 IS df Il IN L. V q. l. deg 81 ni T.
-, 70 .fantt pos. AM mona .aent ID 30 1.
and plac % Desln sng
Mssn- be- va.ia.ion - Il East coatain
ting = 10 acres.
me iUcstiou OF this IN ne Is recor ted in the
RecordrI'r Office OF Iavspsi C unity. Arixuna
trrritnrs nj III clty o. Presc q. in said cJun-
" al territory, IN ''ook ~ OF mines, AZ p,ges
70 and AZ.
There are NJ ntJD Mug claimants. Toe
ne ares claim tn 3 scf D;>. 3 goid and
sliSer quartz is sc tnat ilss aDoa loo feet
south "a! om tui- Il aim.
ANY I'd ala prrsUn- Ella. HIiLg dverseiy any
y RI o. OF sslt Bei-wsre IA ne or surfA e
srouoi are rg4ul.ol 1e ter adv, r>e
claims vtlb tDe tesi>tsr 81 the L tied stale.
L-Bd Oa.ce, Prescott, Ia the territory OF Ari-
zona, curing the sixty iays "erlod uI puUii.
csi.op hereof % 'hry sIii De Jared by vlr.ue
Of the provisions OF the statu
J. l.. CAMP,
Oct 10 Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Conn % As.s.si. ~ 1. -. 1885,
{. z. Llytoa, @ Gorge -. Van Law, II pracc
RI, es- Nou IRE hereoy no.inea that bsy5
eSpenoed 500 In isoJr aui inI rove neIts
each for IA year, 1888 lssi, lSs5 ana 1876 upon
Inc ga Pitt miu- iogs iusied n
waiseT Mining district, layarai county,
Arizona L. fitsrv. IN orutr 10 hO.d sail
premises nader the provisIon- OF sect on
lS.f neviseI = ,atutes OF the UniIei States.
o-lns the mount req ired TO hold The same
TO- each year aoDve famed. And II within
nine days after tn not &C. Nv pu n icaiion.
yol fat. o. refuse to Uonfr butte your proper
lion OF sucn exp q liture rs a co owner, your
ut~rest u sad cia!rt ~ he conn tie prop
cry Of the sabs 'ribcr under =. q se-tion so.
OF s7.0 r. NJ MURPHY,
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
NOTICE TOCREDITORS.

Es-at. OF ,sa IA T.. nu Prez d ceasel.
eorsce is-hereby given b the undersigned,
er scnio- OF ne -st-t. of joseph Z. DG Prey,
GAS q, In tn. editors O ahi a p.rs n :
nav n = risims agEins; the So de essed, 10
exhibfr Them with the necessary vouchers,
- min ten mon his sftert g FIRST Pm bIichfion
,i ais ties. II the sal &c sCutor at Ia store
In tin ~ Of i .scott. on the north side of
the p.nZ-. tie same being the p ase fo, lie
IrsnsaciiDn II tue business of Sale estate In
the county OF lA.A..ai.
Mr.BE FOG.
EEe-ut r ofthe estate OF Josepn L. D. Prez
de- ca .ej.
Dtted a, Pre- coff, Arizona, O-t7ber co. lss
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NOTICE.
% whom 10 NAV concern:

20 whom u may concern:
Notice IS hereby ven that IN January, 1884
re'ocsted that ,,rtain quartz mini e ell i'm
situa',d on Slate Creek IN Hsssaysm q Ma
hlng District, in Yavapai County, Territ ~
81 arizona, known as the Discovery claim on
ths Davis vein, and named and reeordo; b,
M n The Original Davis. As other par les
also elai" the same cation, all pc sors are
mArned 20 make no purchase OF tie glolnd
~ 'ues'ioh, a 4 shail tske the nec,ssarJ
legal sieps 10 s Ibs,sn late my claim.
CORNELIUS DAVIS.
1rescots a 7. September aOth, Iss6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-24
$3.50 REWARD

BY resolution. ansninopsly sdoIhd BY -
last meeting OF It's Executive Com tue
THE YtvApAI Took GROWERS At6p.
CLAYTON hereby Offers . standing reward 1T
one UnpsY-e AMI Fffy Dollars for the desec.
ton .eaa-Ilgt he s-r-st an sof victIoI. Of
any pe rscH OF .eEsons gully of s.es i:0s cattle
or horses sei.snetng 10 any men Der Oft us
AskorBstion: or for Informs fion leading 10 the
aires. ard ougiettcr of any person or per.
sons aniliy OF asf hing. branding or ms u.
ciOusiy killing I've sock belonging 70 ans
en- her Of sne Association
s.E, JZt.EIiSE. secretary,
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and the bear hops around. Finally he
gets so that when the music strikes up he
thinks the heat is to be turned on and he
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sound Of music made the bear Wild and
he danced to quiet his nerves. -Peck's Sun.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that The partner
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me partu1r.hid bills. G. y. C.A!EL,
II. Il. SxITH.
pha1.r nrtohaf II lk>s
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The GTsa. English Remedy

lsS n-.S t.-taiEs cure
."s Ne ~. &c aiilty
Exhausted Nitslity
53sninst XeAxn.ss
eperr1atsrrhoea, Lost
y tn hnofl. inpofency,
2 h;SiSsla, and Sli the
ierrioie eneS. of sell
abuse, youthful sotlies,
auu excuses lie mature
years--such as loss OF
memory, las.ituds. noe
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
The I,'suloul2e Family,

Sir 1hos. Grattau Es,nonde, Bart,
M. F., is one Of The youngest OF the
Irish parliamentary Party, being but
q years of age. On the mothers side
he is connected with the t1rattans.
Lady Esmonde was q daughter OF
Henry Grattan of Tinnahinch: County
Wicklow, a son OF the great Irish ora
tor and patriot Of that naDle. The
Grattalls were Protestants, the Es-
mondes an Old Catholic family. John
ston Castle; fortress Of the Esmondes.
WAS burnt to the ground by the Pro
tector, by way of forcing them to sur
render the ancient faith. In the fam
lily mansion is an oratory in which
Mass was regularly said in former
times, and where it is now frequently
offered by priests on visit to the
Young baronet. Sir Thomas is one OF
the most popular Of the Parnellite
party.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
John Philpot Curran.

John Philpot Curran was born al
Newmarket, in Cork, in 1850. His
father and mother were Of humble
means and it was partly by toll, partly
by talent, aud partly by accident that
he was enabled to receive ali education
in the University of Dublin, which he
entered as sizar and left without dis
tinction. By self-exertion he contrived
to complete his terms at the Middle
Temple, and in the year l775 was called
to the Irish bar, Of which, for thirty
years, he was the brightest ornament.
His uncommon eloquence procured tor
him seat in the Irish Parliament, and
there he never raised his voice or gave
his vote against the cause of civil and
religious liberty. The oppressed found
in him an intrepid advocate and the bar
a brilliant orator. His board was ever
open to the friends he priced. and
never was hospitality more enlivening
or more enlightened. He died at
Brompton, England, on the 18th OF Oc-
tober, 1917, and was buried in the
vaults OF Paddington Church, from
which his remains were transferred to
Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, and are
there covered by a massive mausoleum,
inscribed with the one word-SCur-
ran.' He was strongly opposed to EN-
NETS attention to his daughter, and his
harshness toward the latter was mex
cusable.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
DUBLIN.

Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M. (.
on June 20 delivered a lecture on Grat-
tan's Parliament to large audience at
Bray.
On the night of June % the Lady
Mayoress (Mrs. Kate Sullivan) gave an
s.At Home' at the Mansion House,
| which was largely attended.
On July Archbishop Walsh blessed
and laid the foundation stone OF the
new hospice to be erected at Harold s
Cross by the Sisters of Charity.
The inaugural meeting of the Dublin
branch of the Irish Protestant Home
Rule Association was held on June %,
Mr.. Shillington, labor candidate for
North Armagh, presiding. There were
repeated Interruptions and fight, last
ing about a quarter of an hour, ensued,
ending in number of men being for
cbly elected. Resolutions were passed
condemning the attempts now being
made by the opponents of Irish auton-
omy to raise sectarian animosity i'll
Ireland, and expressing the belief that
the freedom of religious opinion in Ire
land would suffer no injury from the
establishment of native Irish Parlia-
m 5nt.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
The Uaptpre Of Wolfe Tone.

Wolfe Tone was captured with those
Oh board the principal vessel Of d
French squadron which, under General
Hardi, in '98, had sailed for ireland. A
treacherous friend recognized and adj
dressed him by name. Wolfe Tone
felt too proud to conceal himself. He
was at once sent in irons to Dublin
and condemned to be hanged. He had
asked for q soldiers death. His re-
quest was denied. He died from self
inflicted wound, and is buried i'll Bo-
denstown churchyard, near Sallins,
about eighteen miles from Dublin.
'::The Green Grave in Bodenstown'' is
the subject Of one OF Davis's finest ly-
RIGS.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
Belfast.

Although Belfast ranks next i'll popu-
ulation to Dublin it is not a city, hay-
inc never secured a city charter. So
insignificant was Belfast before the
English invasion that its name was
scarcely known. It was an obscure
village. The first historical account
we have Of it is its destruction by Ed
ward Bruce, who in 1915 came over to
Ireland Oh the Invitation OF O'Nei]l
and other Irish chieftains and wasted
the English Pale, which, according to
Spencer, then extended TO Dunluce, in
Country Antrim.
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Derry Cathedral.

Derry Cathedral is capable of seating
] 600 persons with ease. 1t stands on
She very summit Of the hill Of Derry
The spire is 180 feet high from the
ground and so feet above the battle.
ments of the belfry. The Cathedral
was originally founded by st. Columb'
kilIe, but was af erwards rebuilt. Dur
ing the time Of che general suppression
of the monasteries it was given int,
Protestant hands and continues under
their control.
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ANTRIM.

The inquest on the body of George
Parker. who was killed during the late
riots at Belfast, has been postponed.
On June %. at Belfast police court,
John Riordan, publican, was charged
with firing on the Shankhill road On
June 10, by which man named Thos.
Craig was shot in the leg and seriously
wounded. The defendant was returned
for trial.
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Bunratty Castle.

The old Castle of Bunratty, near En-
mis-, in Glare, was built by the De Clares
in 1877, and was subsequently the seat
of the Earls of Thomond. A modern
mansion has been built near the old
structure. the latter being now used as
a police barrack. It is the largest and
most perfect Of the many old castles in
County Glare.