Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-31
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
 ID sued out of the District Court of the First Judicial District, in and for the County ot Co : chise, Territory of Arizona, to me directed and | delivered on a judgment :, ndered in said Court
 on the 9th day of May, 1890, in favor of Nor 1 man Haskins and against Des Molnes and
 Tombstone M.ning and Milling Company, l where am commanded to make the sum oi : S8 Is4 ST damages with intei est thereon from l da ( If judgment at the rate of seven per ctnt.
 per annum until paid, together with SdeIih 5
 costs and accIuing costs nave thi day levied
 up the following describ d property. to-wt:
 The Junetta mine Beginning at post four l inches square, marked letters cut in and painted
 plack) 1 M Junetta M. C. No. I. at initial ] monument and west end center ot clam, by the ; side of which IS an oak post tour inches in CI- aneter blazed on one side and marRed with blue
 pant 'I. M. s. w. cent Junetta:' also pine
 post four inches square marked (etteIs cut III
 and pa nted black) R. M. C. No g., for the
 east end center ot Lot Nc. Iao, the Randolph [ mining claim, from which U. Mineral Mon
 ument NO bear: south seventy degrees and filty-ei Int minutes east e ght thousand, nlne
 hundred and seventy-four feet distant. and tte
 corner common to sections one, TWO, thirty -hve
 and thiriy-sis, on north boundary of townsl ip twenty south of range twenty-rwo east. Gila
 ana Salt River meridian, bears north thIrty-eight
 degrees and thirty nine minutes ca sev, nteen thousanl, two hundred ana eighty-i0ur feet dis tant T6ence from said wes, end center pot
 north sXty-four degrees ana forty minutes east
 eighteen feet, the center Of shalt bears to the
 left filty-one an five tenths ie,t distant; two
 hundred and ninety feet a station on dump,
 rom wnIch old shalt bears north forty eight d.
 grees and fifteen minutes west elghteelI feet dis
 tant, and new shaft, over which is d whin, bears
 north sixty degrees and eighteen minutes west
 one hundred and fcurts en and three tenths feet
 distant; three hund' ed feet Croppings of ore;
 three hundred and fifty feet Croppings and ore;
 tour hundre d and twenty feet 9 shaft bears 10
 the right twenty-eight feet distant; five hundred
 and fifteen feet the center of a cut bears to the
 light forty-one feet distant; SIX hundred feet
 wash; one thousand one hundred teet top of
 ridge; one thousand five hundred feet to the
 east end center oi claim Thence first course,
 from said west end center post, nort1a twenty
 nve degrees and eighteen minutes west enc huH-
 dred and forty-two and six tenlhs feet to point
 from which the southwest corner of a house
 bears north ftty-sevtn degrees al d thirly-six
 minutes east eis hty eight feet distant; three
 hundred feet to the southwest corner of claim,
 l post four inches square, marked letters cut in
 and painted black) M. C. No. by the side
 of which Is an oak Lost four inches diameter
 bl lzed one side and marked with blue paint,
 $. w. Cor, unetta, al o a post four inches
 quare marked K. M. C No. 7, monument
 around them. Thence, second course, north
 sIxty-four degrees and forty minutes east Iour
 hundred and nioety feet 10 a point from which
 shaft bears to he rs ht twenty-thre feet dis tant one thou,and, one hundred and twenty
 seven feet " sh; one thou and, five hundred
 feet to the northwest corner of claim, ost four inches square, arked letters cut in and painted
 black) ]. M. (. No. 3, also an oak post three inches in diameter. blazed on one side and marked with blue paint, N. w. Cor unetta. a monument of stones and earth around ttem,
 trOr NuhiCh he /,Id location hearc sixty-tour degrees and forty minutes east five feet distant. hence, third course, south Iwt
 ty-fve d. grees and eighteen minutes east, one hundred and seventy feet wash, three nun dred feet to the east end center of claim, post tour inches square, marked ]. Nj. C. No. I,
 .lso an old oak post, monument of sones around them. from which the old location cor ner bears no,th slxtyfo degrees and forty minutes elst six feet distant; tour hundred and
 ty feet top of rdse six hundred feet 10 the northeast corner of clam, 3 post four inche> square marked l. Nj. c No. 5, also an old oak stake three inches in diameter blazed at top and m rked IN. E. Cor. Iunetta, monument of earth and stones around them, from which the old loc ttion monume bears to the left five feet distant. and a post four inches square marked B. M. c No. f. in monument of stones
 bears south twenty-lhree degrees and ffty-hve minutes west four hundred ard ninety-seven jeet dist mt. hence, fourth course, south six ty-four degrees and forty minutes west two hun
 dred and nifty feet head of wash; five hundred and twenty-six and three-terths ft ct to point from which post four inches square, marked B NJ. C. No. 4, Baker mining claim, bears south forty-nine degr-ts and twenty minutes east, three hundred and fifty f ct distant; ore thousand, one hundred and forty five ct a W ssh; one thousand, five hundred feet to the southeast corner ot clai-n, post marked l. M. C. No 6, by the side of which is a post four inches square marked R. M. i. No. 3, also an oak stake three inches in diameter. a monu- ment a ound them. Thence, fifth cou se north twenty-five degrees and eigh'een minutes west three hundred feet to said west end center post, the place of beginning survey ot exterior boundaries. Said lot No. I36 ex- tending one thousand, five hundred feet in length along s,id JuHetta vein or lode, the granted premises in said lot containing twenty acres ana sixty six hundredthS of an acre of land, more or less.
 Also the Sunset mine lot No. 156. Begin- ming at initial monument, post four inches square mar ed 1. M Sunset M C. No. T., sur rounded by monument of earth and stones. Thence through the center of claim north sixIy- four degrees and fortY-three m nutes east thir- teen feet wash; six hundred and twelve feet crop ings; six hundred and fifty-three f et sta ton, from which shat No l bears south fifty two degrees and fty-three minutes east seventy eight f ct distant; SIX hundred and sxty-seven feet cropping, on ledge; eight hundred and sev- enty-four feet to point from which cut and shaft No. 2 bears to the left forty fest distant; nine hundred and ten it ct heavy croppings; nine hundred and forty feet large blowout and CT D. pings; one thousand feei wash; one thous sand one hundred feet wash; one thou and five hun dred feet to east end center of clam Icing also the west end Ger ter and iniual monu nent of the Cameo To ie aim. Thence fir>t cour e. from sad initial monument, south twenty-five degrees and sixteen minutes east two hundred and ninety-fve and thIee -tenths feet to a pot four inches square ma ked s. NJ. C. Mo- 2 sur rounded by mound of earth and stones. Thence second course, north sixty four degree and ftty-four minutes east five hundred and | eighty two feet to point from winch shaft No bears to the left forty feet distant; one thou sand five hundred feet to a post four inches | square marked s M. c. No. 3, surrounded by i mound of earth and stones. l ht nee thnd | cours-, north twenty-five degrees ard sixeen minutes west eighty-one feet tO center of wash; | two hundred and seventy six feet to center of wash; three hundr, d feet to east end center ot | claim. a post four inches square ma ked s. Nj. i =. No. 4, surrounded by monument of earth !! and stones, from whi U. s. Mineral Monu ] ment No. bears sou h seventy-three d. gree and fifty minutes east eight thousand five hun dred and sixt, feet distant and the correr com [ mon to sections one and two, on north hound | ary of township twenty south of range twenty two east, Gila and Salt River meridian, be rS |