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ANCIENT PERUVIAN TEMPLE.
The Remains of One Bundred of the
Enemies of the President

New YORK, March 24th.-Central and South
American mail advices to March LIST have been
received, from which it is learned that party
which had been exploring a supposed ancient
Peruvian burying- ground at Mejeque, found In
Vulnerable skeletons of llamas piled in regular
order IN apparent accordance with some relig-
ious idea. This and other indications have
shown thatth party was working near the base
of buried temple, not in the grave yard The
excavations have revealed smooth granite
blocks, and, underlying the superstructure,
beautiful granite IN blocks of enormous size,
chiseled with great elegance. The old quarries
from which these blocks were cut are fully two
leagues away. The explorers also found, about
fifty feet away from the temple, a wall of sun
dried bricks, beautifully ornamented, covered
with characters resembling Sanscrit.
The recent discovery ofover one hundred skel-
etons under the flooring of room occupied by
Colonel Mora, Commandant of the Plaza at
Costa Rica, under the administration of Presi-
dent Zaldiyar. has already been reported, as
well as the common belief that they were the
remains OF massacred enemies of the President.
The scandal concerning the affair has been in
tensified by the mysterious burning of the pal
ace. The Government. believing the fire was
set with the view of precluding further iuvesti-
cation. has engaged several Fullerton detect
ives from the United States TO take the case in
hand
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LOCKED UP IN JAIL.
An Individual who Thinks He Knows
Jack the Ripper.

LONDON, March S4th Queen Victoria has
been resting Gt Windsor from the fatigue cf last
weeks crawing-room and was, therefore de-
prived of making the acquaintance OF Charles
Cooper, an elderly gentleman who presented
himself at Buckingham Palace on THURSDAY
with the intention of informing her where Jack
the Ripper could b. found
Cooper is now in Jail for refusing to impart
the information TO my one save the Queen al
though he hinied that he might be iaduced 10
tell all he knew IT, tie Prince of Wales Her
Majesty will start for AK les BsinS 9i! Monday
to take the waters for her rheumatism
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MISSOURI BALD KNOBBERS.
They are Doing Some Lively Work In
Douglas County.

SPRINGFIELD MOI March 24th-The Bald
knohbers have not been subiued by the execu-
ton of three of their number and the life i'm.
prisonment of several others. They have ap-
peared, reorganized, in Douglas county. John
Dalton and Joseph Plumb, of Walls township.
III that county, were visited by an armed band
of Bald knobbers on the 18th instant, and were
served, with notice to leave the county before
the lssi or suffer the vengeance of the Bald
knobbers Dalton and Plumb were not to be
oulldozed, and they armed themselves, laid in
stock of ammunition and still await the COM
ing of the regulators
William Murray, who had aroused the dislike
OF the Bald knobbers, recently moved to Ripple
Ball where he rented house and moved in his
furniture preparatory to bringing his family
there. Before he moved into the house Bald
kuobbers told him to leave. He stayed. The
next night the house and all his furniture were
destroyed by an incendiary.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
How the Sheriffs Manage to Increase
Their Fixed Salaries

NEW YORK, March 24th.-Another sensation
was occasioned to-day in the testimony of auc-
tioneer Topping, who conducts the Sheriff s
sales. Topping testified that he divided fees
with Sheriff now Mayor Grant and also with
SheriH Flack. He was aware that the charges
were not strictly legal. Grants winnings from
this source were one-halt of 314-per-cent COM
mission on sales amounting to 1887 sos. Sheriff
Flack has received one-hslf of 2h.per-cent.
tioneer Topping also added that he was com.
PEELED by Sheriff NOW Mayor Grant to take in
William p. Kirk who, as school Trustee, has
since been indicted as silent partner, this ap-
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MARYSyILLE ITEMS.
Fatal Fall Into Mining Shaft-An Ex-
tensive Orange Grove.

MARYsvILLE, March 2ith.-Nathaniel F. Rob.
bins, miner, fell down the shaft of the Ayers
mine at Mooney F at yesterday receiving in.
JuTies from which he died in few hours
Three thousand young orange trees were
planted twelve months ago on $50 acres OF
ground at Colmena. in Oven valley, about six
niles south of Marysville. They have not in
any ins ance been in the slightest degree
affected by frost or cold. This spring the trees
are found in a fiourishipg condition and max
ing. thrifty growth. They line the California
ana Oregon Railroad track for a distance OF
nall mile or more, and are q standing reftlta-
ton for every traveller of the false statement
made in Southern California that orange trees
had been permanently injured by frost in this
part OF the State during the winter just closed.
4 considerable number of people from this
stcsion visited the citrus iair at Los Angeles.
and all say that while the fruit was very fine
display as whole, il was much SIS attractive
than the late 'air held at Uroville, in which
large sums were lavished on ornamental eff
fectS.
The examination of P. d. Gardemeyer. a
S1tter City boomer, at Yuba City to-day on a
charge of embezzlement, ended in his dis
charge.
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A DISEASED MIND.
Ex-senator Jones Will be Commit ed to
an Insane Asylum

DETROIT (Mich.), March 24th-An effort will
be MADE this week to have ex-senator Jones OF
Florida sent to the Kalamazoo Asylum he is
becoming more pronouncedly insane daily, and
there are grave fears that he will do himself or
others injury. Senator Jones has been in De-
trot for five years. He came here first on the
invitation OF several prominent citizens, and
almost Immediately fell in love with Miss Clo-
tide Palms, the splnster daughter of Mchi-
gan's weslthiest citizen. The story of his infat-
uation is well known. A Commission will be
appointed this week to inquire into his case,
is OyerW hplmjDp
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The First Floors of Houses in Cincinnati
are Flooded.

The First Floors of Houses in Cincinnati
Flooded.
CINCINNATI, March 2ith-This morning the
Ohio river measured 90 feet 10 inches and is
rising two inches an hour. With no more rain
sixty y-foot rise of the river seems evitable, but
the outlook for more rain puts most serious
aspect on the state of affairs.
The most active work is in progress to remove
goods the river front. Cellars are already
yacateu, and the first floors in many houses will
soon be invaded by the flood In 1883 the river
reached &c feet inches, and in 1854 the highest
flood ever K, own, measured II feet
Many families in tenement houses and cot
tages along the river front will be compelled to
go into upper stories or yacate their quarters
entirely: The railroads have been compelled
to abandon the Central Union depot and TO es-
tablish temporary depots. The Mill Creek val
ley is again a lake, and for the second time
gardeners lind spring work destroyed by water.
The railroad freight traffic is greatly inter-
rupted, and on some roads must cease to-day
within the city limits
Coyington and Newport are cut off from the
city as far as street-car traffic is concerned The
ferries also obliged to stop because they can
not find landing points.
Yesterday two men and boy were drowned
back of Covington by the capsizng of skitf.
Tonight apprehe nSions of a serious flood have
been dispelled. Reports from all points up the
river are 10 the effect that it is stationary or fall
ing, and the same is true of all its northern
tributaries as well as the Kentucky river.
Ifthere is no heavy rain in the Ohio valley
within forty eight hours the river will not rise
beyond sixty feet
Along the water front in this city the base
ments are flooded and the first floors of some of
the stores. The merchants generally have
hauled their goods away 10 places of safety, and
little fear OF damage is entertained.
The factories on Water and Front streets have
had to suspend temporarily. All navigation is
stopped by the high water and swift current.
Several coal fleets are laid up and some of the
coal barges have been sunk in collision with
bridge piers.
ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24th-Adyices from
various points along the Mississippi tonight
show there has been no serious increase in any
OF the levee breaks, but at the same time there
is not much headway being made toward clos
ing them. Water continues TO pour through the
Ofuts and Raleigh breaks into the Mississippi
and Northern Louisiana, and all the land in
that vicinity is badly flooded. Most all Of the
people, however, have been able to move the
larger part Of their belongings to places of
safety.
AT Arkansas City the river is rising again to-
night and pouring down on the town rapidly
from the Sappington break. The railways are
so lar the greatest sufferers.
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING (W. Va.), March 24th.-The river
came to a stand this afternoon. Some of the
stores on the low lands are flooded but no great
loss is occasioned.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
Found, For Sale, To Let end sirilar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the frs
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices OF this character will be found under bsi,
heading.
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SENATOR CALL.

John X. Mizell, Florida Marshal, In
suits Elm, and then Apologies.
PENSACOLA, March 2ith.-John r. Mizell who
was recently appointed United States Marshal
for the Northern District of Florida met United
states Senator Call in the Office of the Cont
mental Hotel Friday. and going up to him said
senator Call, understand that you have been
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J.. Johnston g. Co.'s, 40 J
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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II. II. stoil, Dentist. 606 street. wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
hall, and will guarantee all operations "a be
hrst-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
ja1-tf
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shirts OF every description made TO
order at the Little Wonder. sixth street. between
and X, at ready-made prices feStf
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GENERAL NOTICES.
b. F. stoll, Dentist, eo6 j street.

1ist. maiden, though you're cen of Wit,
And though of many charms possessed.
You'll never, never, make hi.
unless with pearly teeth you're blest;
Unless upon your toilet stand
Your soZODONT is Kept close to hand. IT'S
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PEARS toilet Soap Is the most elegant
adjunct.
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n,HE PoprIlP RFppIN1 rNI,..rII = ..,5:z- !

THE POPULAR REPRINT (NINTH EDITION.
Il = y CL0P KDI1 BRITANNICA
JUST FROM THE PRESS, AT oNF-HAIF THE PRICE or
ANY OTHER REPRINT, AND AT oNE-THIRp THAT OF
THE ORIGINAL EDITION. FoR SALE on THE MOST
LIBERAL INsTALLMENT TERMS BY ED. C. HON.
lHRE1, GENERAL AGENT for the PACIFIC Coas-
?. o. BOX 500, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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Accident on the Rail,

NASHVILLE March 2Ith.-A cannon ball train
on the Louisville and Nashville ran into mis-.
placed switch at Linck' depot to-day, wrecking
several freig ht cars and killing Alex. Stevenson
and Benjamin Daley, both colOred
Freight cars were hurled clear across College
street. striking the waiting rooms, wherein were
large numb of women and children aw ait
however
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FRUITS, SEED, PRODUCE, ETC.
ORANGE TREES,

"E CARRY THE BEST AND LARGEST
w stock of Orange, Lemon and all kinds of
Fruit Trees on the coast. Now is the time to
plant. Call and see our stock. Everything in
the nursery line. w. r. STRONG CO., Second
St, near railroad passenger depot ia3l.2m&Su
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Count KaInoky,s Suggestion

VIENNA. March 24th.-lt is reported that
Count kaluoky has suggested that a conference
De held between Emperor William. Emperor
Francis eph and King Humbert as the ONLY
means of allaving the anxiety prevailing in
Austria and Italy in regard to the situation
arising from BIsmarcks resignation
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-25

WHY do You endure the sgony of dvs-
pepsla Simmons Liver Regulator will
alwa cure YOU
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ussian Students.

LoNnoN, March 24th.-Dispatches from Russia
in regar! TO the agitation among the university
studt nts are confused aud conflicting The agi-
Moscow, ana in pts ofths rict precautions of
the Government me agitalion spread to other
institutions, ard students have been holding
meetings at all the universities There is gen.
era uph' avail in the student world. Arrests of
students susT ected of being leaders in the acita-
tion, have been made at every one OF the prin-
cipal universities throughout Russia.
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BERLIN March 24th-The Emperor has ap-
pointed Count fulenburg, now the Governor of
hesse-Nassau the Prussian Minister of the In
terror
DR. Miguel. one OF the leaders of the National
Liberal party, has been appointed Min ster Of
Finance.
Baron Heune is he new Nj lister of Ag,icult.
uTe, and General Won GotZ Minister of Public
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GIadstone'. Prophetic words

LONDON, March 2itb.-Gladstone tonight in
his speech at the Natl nal Liberal CLUB spoke
of Baliours land purchase bill as bold meas
ure which involved the British taxpayers in ss-
| suming large liability and demanded a
searching investigation.
Referring to the Farnell Commission he said
he copld not conceive shorter method Of sui
eide than that adopted by the House OF Lords in
approving the report. 1he Tory msjoTity had
invented political methods as new tangled as
they ere sbominable
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Damage to Young Orange Trees in
Florida by the Severe Frost.
AN ANCIENT PERUVIAN TEMPLE.
A Florida Marshal Gives Senator
Call a Tongue-lashing-O
RACES by Baldknobbers.
tsPEc1AL DIsPATCHEs TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.I
BOOMING RIVERS.

lsrDc1AL DsrATcHEs TO THE REcoRD-UN1oNl
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OTTAWA (Ont J. March 24th.-Tupper. Minister
OF Marine and Fisheries, returned to.dsy from
Wash 'ngton. He said his mission had not been
diplomatic. He visited Washington to give
Pauncefote information which the department
possessed with reference to the Behring Sea
matter. That question alone has been conSid-
cred durirg the last fortnight. Negotiations are
not yet completed. The Atlantic fisheries cues
ton has not been taken up.
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Evangelistic Services, First Christian
Church, Eighth street, between n and o. SUBJ
lect to night "Winniug Christ Come. LIS
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Judge Hager's VIII.

SAN Francisco, March 24th.-The will of the
late Hon. John :. Hager was filed for probate
this afternoon. 1t leaves an estate, valued at
$500, ,000, to his widow and TWO daughters. Alice
and Ethel
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MANTED-LuSl. -fuUNu.

C1TUAT1ON WANTED By A YOUNG CIR
- for general housework; good cook Call a
500 NJ street. mr2i-o -otx
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Big Fire at Omaha.

OMAHA (Neb.l, March 24th.-The Midway
Hotel at Kearney burned about O'Clock thi.
morning, and one man lost his life by jumping
from the fourth-story window. The hotel was
originally built at a cost of $4,000. Recently
an annex was built at cost of $40 Oo0 and tn is
has been occupied only about thirty days The
hotel was one of the handsomest and best
equipped in the State. The total loss is esti
mated at Sl50, 600; fully insured
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ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI.

WHEELING (W. Va.), March 24th.-The river
came to a stand this afternoon Some of the
stores on the low lands are flooded but no great
loss is
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

THO LET-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. WITH
bath, hot and cold water Apply to W H.
DUNSTER hlS street ,noo 2ts
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO
w go out sewing by the day. Call at 6l3 ]
street. mrs 2t*
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WANTED-A STRONG GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral house work and cooking. Apply at
residence of DR. BRUNE, Fourteenth and K,
between and u A. NJ m22.3t*
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EOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
for lady, at a very reasonable price, as
the parties have to leave town. Address c., this
office ynoo ,ts
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-11
n,,s,eha.u 49,.

IN l77S there livsd ID Pseth, III
capital Of Hungary. Ksrio Kowatse, /
shoemaker. whose ingenuity lii cuttina
and carving Oh wood brought him
into contact with Count Audrassy,
with whom he became great favOrite.
The count on bis return from b his.
sion 70 Turkey, brought with him 0
picco Of Fhitish csAJ, which had been
presenten To him a. . curiosity on nc.
count Of its extraordinary light
specific gravity. II struck the shoe
maker that being porous, II would be
absorb ths aicptind. The experiment
was tried, and Karol cut q pipe for
ths aount and one for himself.
He would work on them any odd
moments during working hours with
out wiping the wax from his hand.
He noticed that the WAX gave the
pipes a pretty brown polish and also
that they smoked more sweetly.
Other noblemen hearing OF the won
dcrful species OF clay imported 1t 10
considerable quantities Tor the manu-:
faciura Of pipes. The natural scarcity
OF this clay. known as meefschaum.
and tho great cost Of importation rem
dered its use exclusively confined 70
the richest noblemen OF Europe up to
1880. when 1t became more general
article OF trade. Tho first mcerschaum
pipe made by Karol Kowatee has been
preserved and Is now In tho museum
at Pesth.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-11
APPLICATION ron APATENT.
:, y. =. LANn yvr!Ca.

PRRscorr. ARIZONA, NOV. ssh, iSSS
Notice II hereby glycu. that Vim e.
Dodge and d. Willis James W their aitor.
ncy in facts whose postonice address IL
Prescott Arlz, has this day tiled his appti
cation for patent for fiftcen hundred iiheas
feet OF the Antier miue OK VEN, bearing
copper. gold and silver with surface ground
six hIudred fest In width, situated In Cedar
Valley Mining District, Ccunty OF Mohaye
and Territory Of Arizona, and desiRnated
BY the field notes and ofliciAl plat On Are ID
this ONCE a. Lot Number n "A. The ex,
terror boundaries Of ssfd Lot No ~ A. be
HcgiDsist Il Initial Mon. al southerly
and center Of claim, slate stone marked
I "A. A. No. 1, U. s. Min. Mon. No 2 bears
n. 10 deg. As min. E., SOUS feet Thence N.
deg, ". 100 feet 70 sand stone matkea Al
NO. =. Thence N. 10 deg, r. h5el feet Ia
granite stone marked A. No 4 Thence S.
u deg, E. yJ0 feet to northetiy end center OF
claim and To granite bowider marked A.
No. 4. Themes =. n deg, Il {same coursel
cOj feet 10 granite stone marked A. No. s.
Thence s. Igdeg., w. i, 500 feet TO sand stots
marked A. No g. Thence n. II deg. N, ;U
feet to Mon. l. M. A. No. !, place OF begin.
ming, containing ~ G6-iU0 acres. Magnetic
Var. Is deg. e.
claimants through their altnrney have also
this day filed their application FOR q patent
for the Antler Mil Site Clain containing
W lO0 acres, taken IN connection with tho
above described Antler Mining Claim, attn.
ate In Cedar Valley Mining District, NO
have County, Arizona. and designated BY
the Held notes and official plat on die III this
office AZ Lot No. ~ h., and cescfibcd as fol
lows, 10 wit: Beginning al Initial Mon at
S0utherly corner Of claim where Ia marked
x and ]. Nj. A, 5. No. on top OF granite
bowidcr. U. s. Min. Mon. No 2 bears N.
10 deg, 45 min. w. ESQ feet.
Initial Mon. Antler Mining Claim, slate
stone l. M. A. No. bears s, n deg, W.
1900 feet Thence N. 81 deg, ". adj feet
10 granite stone marked A. M. 3. No q.
Thence N. IS deg, Il. 4G6 feet to granite
stone marked A. N 8. No 81. Thence s IS
deg, z. 465 feet 70 granito bowlder marked
A. M. S. No. 4, Thence 5. - deg, w. 4fjS
feet to Mon. !. NJ. A. NJ. S. No. /, place Of
beginning Magnetic Var. 10 deg. East.
The location OF the above mine Is record
ed In the Rccorder's osficA Of Mohave Couu.
~ In Book ID o; Mines. The adoininR
claimants are the same with the Spuyten
Duyvil Mine on the South.
The location OF the above Mill Site IA re
corded In the Rec0rler's once OF M0baye
county In Book ], OF Miscellaneous Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely "
any portions OF said Antler Mine or Autier
Mill Site or surface ground are required 10
fle their adverse claims with the register OF
the United States Land Office at PRESCOTT
in the Territory OF Arizona, during the ALI
ty days period Of publication hereof Or thcy
viii be barred by virtue OF the provisions oi
the statute e. BURGESS, Register.
3tl0
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-11
No. 22T
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
IY g I.swn OYVIcR 4

". -. kAsb SEFbNcsi
PREscorr, ARIZONA. Nov, 9th, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given, that Wm.. E.
Dodge and ID. Willis James by their
attorney in fact whose post-oftce
address IL Prescott, Arizona, has this
day filed bis application for patent for
Fifteen Hundred linear feet Of tho Copper
" orid mine or vein bearing Copper. Gold
dred feet In width. situated ig Cedar Valley
ining Dlstriet, County OF Mohave and
territory OF Arizona and designated by the
feld- notes and 0ificiai plat on file in this
ofiice as Let Number g. The exterior
boundaries Of said Lot No. % being ~ fol-
westerly end Of claim and !. M. G. ". NO.
], marked on granite bowlder U. S. Min.
Mon. No bears s. 81 degrees "a minutes
w. 950a feet Thence N. 81 degrees w. 3U
feet to Slate Stone marked Q. w. No. 2
Thence N. II degrees z. 1900 feet 70 sand
stone marked G. w. No. g. Thence S. ~
degrees 4. 3U0 feet 10 easterly end center OF
claim and 10 sand stone marked G. h. No.
=. thence 5. 20 degrees f. tsame coursel
3fO feet to and e. W. No. 5 marked on "
end face Of granite ledge. Thence S 81
degrees w. 1870 feet TO and &. w. No.
marked on w face OF granite bowlder.
Thence N. 80 degrees w. SUt feet TO Mon l.
ing 20 65-l00 acres. Magnetic variation 10
degrees East
Tho Location OF this mine il recorded In
the Recorders Once Of Motlave County 10
Hook T. OF Mines.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any PORTION OF said Copper World Mine OF
surface ground are required 10 file their ad
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Of'ee at Prescott, in the Terri
tory OF Arizona during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof. or they will be barred
by virtue OF the provisions Of the Statute.
f., BURGESS,
10 Register.