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EVERY BOTTLE

ef Brandy, Rye or Bourbon whisksy,
Rum, DIN. sr Rock and Rye put mp By
n IA guaranteed to be pure. This isA
valuable consideration. These liquors
are OF a uniform eHssllenoe, and never
vary. They are recommended BY phy.
slolRnn, ~ are also our winen which
are warranted TO- be the purr juice OF
viled TO Eive us a call. Send for price
list. Cushing Process Company, H2S
broadway, bet 18th and 18TH sts.
The sun., 1890-08-30

cHIoLOo, Aug 2a-A nrm Of pool Ssllsr in this city
have hit novel plan to svAds the operation OF the
State AV. which fOrbds the selling OF pools except on
the grounds Of racing fair ASs0eiationL IL pro.
posed 20 organise stock company TO be known the
IpOil 1AH and ITOttnG give exhibitions
q fst s.e9k hs ysaf hiring foE ths PGr
sSst g ssS g n tsI q; sH ssss e REEL IN The
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TORONTO, Ont. Aug 20 Henry r MackendrIck. who
recently won the mponship at the American Canoe
Association meeting publishes a card stating that
he has decided to retire from tho aquatic arena
but before so doing he allenges any amateur
IN America or the world TO paddle mile In bos and
best canoes. under Mo American Canoe ASsoca lon
rules, Tor suitable trophy, the challenge 10 remain
1pon for orc week, anu the to be padded within
three weeks from TO day OH the Grand River at Gat
The sun., 1890-08-30

CnursASGo, n y. Aug 2a-Tho handicap tourna.
msut OF the state Chess Association closed to u!gh
Hodges of tho staten Island Chess Club by dofs .tinR
IndsTh the leader OF tho second a. the odds Of
pawn aud two mOya and Gum the leader OF the third
class ht the odds OF knight becomes the winner or ths
usHlAE. - WV 49,
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The summary of the novel contest between
Harry Wilkes and the bicycle is as follows:
Special kAce-Quartor mile heats; best two in three
Harry wilkes by George Wilkes u. Turner),....l l
D''''' ''' Timo-Si sSyl s2sL
The meeting ends o.morrow with two regu-
lar events, the Capital Stake OF $4,000 for foals
1890 and the 2:29 trotting class. O. ]. Hamin
will drive his mares Belle Hamiin and JustinR
to beat 2:1Gh, and Guy trots against his Glove
land record, 2:1Oz.
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For the 2:25 class Billie Beverly brought $40.
$40. and John w. 50. mamie Woods drew the
pole and was Leading to the quarter whore she
". passing her On the homestretch Albion
had Beverly beaten. when the roam mare made
q rush and captured the heat In 2:2l. She was
ming the second easily. and beating Albion In
tho fourth. after he had had been laid up for
the second. Summary:
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Trottinr In Ksntnckx.

LEXINGTON, aug 2o.-The trotS continued hero to-day
with an attendance of 900 beautiful weather and fast
track; but the sport was hardly up to the average
Angelina having walk over In the Association staksa
She however, beat her thros yeAroid record OF
223 and in this she was successful lowering to mark
2:2I. Tho only other the programme the 2:4o
class proved victory for W. l. H.. after confess Of
nye heats Summaries!
Stakes for four year oidg, value $500.
7. AnRin's b. T. Angelina, by wilkes Boy. dam MOL
nlie by kentuoky Clay O
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Troy, Aug 2aTodaY was the last day OF tho meeting
at Rensselaer, Park and the largest OF the week
assembled There were three events the card Bet.
ting was brisk throughout the day and more money
changed hands than ou any other day of the week
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Troy'a TrottlpE Meotlsg CLOSES.

'''" Timo-2;2SK 2'soN 2:2sI4 a2sK soy
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CUT DOWN The BILLS
County Commissioners Of Silver Bow
Look Sharply After Finances.
Justice New 4 Claim for One Thou.-
and Dollars Di.aliow ssi -sbther ON
GERS who VIII Have tai Appeal
la the District Court.


Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Jan. AT the meeting of the
boartbof county commissioners to-day the
bonds of the county treasurer Were raised
from SSl.UO tn Sl25.Np. The bill OF
George w. Ncwkirk, Justice of the peace.
for 81 900, claimed to hc due him as a bal
auce Of fees since May, was disaiiowed.
The new statute, il il claimed, only holds
the county liable tn the extent of SO a
month for Justices AMI constables' fees.
Judge Newkirk's bill for Siss.5o for the
month of December was reduced Ia so
and "a warrant was ordered drawn forthat
amount. The matter in dispute will bc
appealed to- the district court. a hill OF
the Mn,inG .Jnuraai for S.4 was diSullowcd.
Ii was ordered that Daniel O'Cirady he
allowed "a rebate of S2.,D. and Mrs. Ham
nah Cooper "a rebate of 5000.
The bill of 4. j. McArthnr. constable,
4. and for fees during Dcscnber. was re-
duced to $50. The city marshal has given
the board notice of appeal to the district
court. The board has ON file opinions of
w. w. Dixon and others as tn the amount
of fees to be allowed. In Lewis and Clark
county the bills wcr. allowed at only so
per month. IL il claimed on the other
side that the amount Of $50 il too small.
The new statute was brought about ON ac-
count on account of tn. fact that the fees
in the. police office amounted ut one time
to 800 per month. besides salaries and
civil fees.
The bends of the county treasurer wcr.
raised at his request, the amount at money
amounting at times Ia Slsi.Jo.
Tn. witness fees in the BarriCr. ri,ir-
der ease amounted tn NOR" than San.
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THE NEW M~cDERMOTT.

Butte tn Have Hotel Accommodate IONS
second 4" Nome In the state.
Special correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. The plans for tie new
Med rinott hotel were completed to-day
ny Architect John Roberts, and the result
of his work assures the city of Butte of
soon possessing a hotel in every way
rreditablc tn il and one that will rank
among the best in Montana. a. Fred
Wey has been in constant consultation
with the architect. and the improved
building will have the benefit of his long
and valuable experience in managing no
tells. The new hotel will consist of the
present onc with very extensive additions.
The small buildings adjoining the Me-
Derinott ON the east in East Broadway
will be torn down to make room for
~ hotel striIctiIr,. that viii he imposing in
its external appearance, and on the most
modern pattern in its Internal arrange
mcnts. The entire building will bc luoN-
i32 feet i'm extent. IL will consist az three
stories and "a basement. The first story
will contain the offices. iuN:O feet. tho.
present bar room being added To the pres
cnt officers in the revision; two large store
rooms; "a bar and billiard room. .5Dx:s,
feet; IA sample room, l6x2i feet; main
dining room, GOx;U feet. being much en-
lining room, a7xsi feet; an oiiiccr's dir-
Si;she%%: aS% ,., iss'i h hrss%s%i
baggage rooms. store rooms, carpenters
shop, bakers shop. ice room, meat room,
coal and wood room. boiler room and a
second floor will contain "A splcndidiy
situated parlor l5Lx31L% feet. and the rest
of this story with the third story will b,
divided into l25 handsome sleeping apart
Incnts. Eight Of these apartments will
have bath rooms and water closets All
joining, and II rooms will he supplied
with fire places.
The entire building will bc heated 10y
steam. electric light will illuminate n
througl,out, and AN elevator will convey
guests to the various floors. There will
be n fire alarm in each room, rendering
the protection from fire not the least al
the many advantages of the new hotel.
The preliminary work necessary to tn,
rebuilding of the McDerIuott will begin "a
early in the spring as the weather will
permit. The contracts have not yet bccu
let, in fact nothing has yet been done bu'
the drawing of the plans. These. how
ever. are sufficient To warrant the AS
sertion that Butte is to he congratulate
OH the fine hotel accommodation il vii
soon possess, and also in having anon.
its residents such entcrprising hotel Incr
is those who will erect the new NicDcr
mott. 1t is estimated that tl. cost of the
additions will be about SlUD.UD.
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YOUNG VESTS MARRIAGE.
Romantic Wedding of the 10ynsa.ter at
the Granite Mouasatn.

soWaotir Wedding of the D0y master of
the Granite M~oussatn.
-. fouis dispatch Ia Washington Post.
Alexander Vest. son of Senator George
q. Vest. il tbs. hero Of a romantic court
ship that has extended over five years.
and which has terminated i'm n marriage.
Yesterday he obtained a license to marry
kathcrln" Ssrvis, - social star and an
heiresS. The news caused mucl, surprise.
IL was very generally believed that the en-
~RagenIcnt between them had been forever
broken eli when Miss S.rvis. nearly a year
ago, Tilted Vest ~ few days bcfor" the date
set for their marriage. Her action at TIA.
time created quite a Iluttcr in social
circles.
Vest, Who IL ~payuuasi.r for th.. GHrauit.
Mountain mine. cam" here "A year ago to
wed Miss S"rNi-. The fact that tho mar
riaGc wis Ia occur was duly ~chroniclrd in
all The daily papers. Til" dat" had been
set, hut til" match met with the most vio-
lent opposition IN the part of th,. young
lldy's mother. A number of Miss Scrvis'
friends also advised her against the mar
Iiagc, a~ccrtaininD that Young Vest was
not settled enough in his ways tp make "a
good husband. Ii had b"cu tanned that
she and her Older sister, Miss Alice Srrris.
should make "a trip To- Europe. hut the
young lady decided To- remain here. and
wed Ill" man of her choice.
For a while nothing could dissuadc her
from TINS course. and. as sl" could not
marry him at her mothers house. she ar
ranged to have the ceremony performed
ot wv ipili tI u ffiffis'i SISTER at FER
g,ison. Just before tho day set for the
marriage, however, til. young lady gave
way Ia the wishes of her mother aud
friend~, broke oil the engagement. and
left for Europe. Vest returned detected
and sad {" his PARKWAY Montana home.
IL WAS reported "A few months later tina
Vest was to- marry u yotIiig lady in Mon
tana whom he had known aud loved
years before in Missouri when both were
very Young. Whit. this story was told 10y
some nf hiS most intimate" friends. others
said that there vas no truth III IL and that
they had private letters from him deny
ing IL.
Early in pctobrr last Miss Scryis re-
turned from Europe and went to- reside at
her mothers HON" in the suburbs. She
seemed Ia h,v" lost all desire for society.
and since she has been back has rarely
been seen out. Sh" lad retired almost
completed from society. The fact was
remarked 10y her friends. and conjecture
as To- tn. cause w"r. frequently made.
That she and Vest w,r,. corresponding
does not appear Ia have been known tu
~anybo'ty except themselves. hut the scCur-
ing of "a IN ,rriagr hc"ns" 10y them j. CON
clusiy" evidence that they have been.
II Is H." old story of true low breaking
through bolts and bars. No doubt Vest
cam" To the city ON her promise to- wed
him. aud after all their trials and tribuia
tioIis they are finally married.
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GOLDEN'S STRAW BONDS
The Ward Gallagher Prize Fight Cases
Indefinitely Postponed.
The Referees Rondsmen Threatened with
Arrest for Perjury-The Missing Ac-
eomplice in the Murder of Ward
said tn Have LEFT Aoney.


special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Ian. THE trials of those con-
cerned i'm the prize fight which re suited in
the death of Ward aud the flight of Gala
CHER, was to- have begun this morning.
The trial of Golden was set down for 10
o'clock. Golden was the referee on the
fight and about n week after his arrest
left town, being out on 800 bouds. 1t was
the iutcntioI a, on his failing to appear this
morning, to- have warrants il sued for the
arrest of his bondsinen, T.. ID. Sprague
and Frank Garrison. Some doubt has
been expressed as tn whether these men
have $io), the amount of the bonds. in
such u form that the officers could obtain
il. But it was intended, i'm case they did
not pay the amount of the bonds, TO arrest
them for perjury. as they both swore to
being worth 500. But the programme
fell through to-day, owing to the absence
of Judge Newkirk. No one was arraigncd
and no court was held. The bonds are.
however, continuous. and therefore hold
good. i'm spite of the fact that the time set
for Golden's trial was passed.
II Is not believed that Golden's bonds
men will endeavor to- evade the 800, since
that is a sufficiently cheap payment Ia
suit anyone on u charge of murder. Ii Is
also said that Golden left with his friends
enough money to- pay the bond. in case II
should become necessary To do so
Spriguc, one of the b~ondsiuen, il himself
under arrest for being at the fight. Mean
while the trial of the prize fighters il in
definitely postponpd.
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JACK DowD TIRED.
He Was I'tii tn Go On the Bonds OF Marie
I:igel- 70. Woman Arrested.

Sic Was Paid d" G" a." tn. Bonds "r Marie
Ei.el The Woman Arrested.
Special Ia the Standard.
BuTrE. Jan. Marie Rigel was ar
rested again tonight by Sheriff Lloyd.
She was released from Jail two weeks ago
in bonds of S2,5pD, furnished 10y Jack
Dowd and }. ID. Shaf'r. The conditions
wcr.. that the woman should report at the
Jail each morning. She has performed
this obligation faithfully AMI has not
missed u morning. But the reason given
for surreid.rinv her lay her bondsm.n to-
might was the fear that she would skip out
of town. Much Indignation is Expressed
at the. action of th" bou,srn"n, especially
since Mari" Rigci gave Dowd $50 cash for
going ON her bonds. bowd has kept the
money and Mile ftigci had two weeks III
liberty in return for it,. Sheriff Lloyd said
tonight that the woman had not been
used right. She has made 40 effort Ia
Irav. town. i'm spit. of threats of the
IIodcbcauN's aud others. The officers
will ascertain tomorrow whether obtain
ing money in consideration OF going ON
the woman's bonds and then giving uu
the woman comes under the head of OH
tanning money under false prctenSes. The
Rigel woman has had a hard time sine,
she told ia. truth about the robbery of
JubaIuNiJIs.
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WHAT CAUSED HER DEATH.
a Case Which ENcite> Some Comment 1,
the city Of Butte.
| Correspondence or the standard.

Special Correspondence or the standard.
BUTTE. Jau. Miss Sarah Thornton
died suddenly at the home of her brother.
i'm East Woolnan street at 1890 o'clock
this morning. Miss Thornton had been
ailiug for "A month past, but nothing Sc
rious was anticipated. Sh" had been
much improved the past three or four
days, and this morning as she was about
the house she expressed herself as feel .ng
much better than she had i'm weeks. AZ
1870 O'Clock she was sitting in "a front
room, when she was seized with virulent
fit of vomiting. She went to her bedroom
and then walked back To the front room
and sank into a chair. She suddenly be-
gan tn sink. and i'm five minutes was dead.
Her brother carried her tn a lounge and
sent for a doctor and priest. but they did
not arrive in time. DIR. Whitford exam
med the medicine she had been taking
advanced aS tn the cause of Miss Thorn
tons sudden death. She was - years old.
Her parents are in Ireland. She was "A
cousin of James Corrigau, of the aynor
mine.
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FELL DOWN STAIRS.
Ernest Grenisr BADLY Injured while Tn
der the Influence at Liquor.

der the Influence eft Liquor
Special To- the standard.
BUTrE, Jan. "A nearly fatal accident
occurred this afternoon in the rear of the
Board of Trade rooms near the corner OF
Main aud Park streets. Prof. Ernest
Grcuior, who has been known as one of
the brightest minds in Butt" in his day,
fell down a stairway at that place. Prof.
Grcnicr has been under the influence" of
noon went into "a fit. resulting in his fall
ing down TN" stairway. lie was picked
mp inscnsible and il was Thought his neck
was broken.
A messenger WAS dispatched for "a hack,
and the man was lifted into II AMI COLI
v.yei to- the county Jail. MIR. Gr"nicr
was found to- he seriously but not fatally
injured. He received "a severe cash in til:
right side of his head. from which the
blood flowed freely. n. was placed I'M
der "a physicians care.
Prof. Cr,.ni,r drew til" plans for the
Lexington mill aud superintendent it's con-
strIction. He il "A man of genius. "A Ger
man, hut il is said, has been ruined 10y
his "trip tn Butte.
John Borlcaux. who makes quite "A pile
of money by buying witness fees at trials
and iuquc~ts WAS down town Tonight
looking for an inquest ON the body OF
court, Judge kddy's Office and the rour,
house, hut could not find "a dead body oI
an inquest anywhere. He stopped sev'
cral in the street with ia" i~utcrrogatory,
Where is the Greni.r Inquest"
"Gronicr is not dead"
"i5ut the inter NoHHtujH this afternoon
said he was dead. and that u cornn"r's in
quest would bc held this evening" said
MIR. BorsieauN. When the scrip ii.ud WA
answered that Greni"r was not dead hI
! only drunk, his cotiutcuancp fell to ~ 81,
gr.'cs below zero. "Wcil, that's too bad
he calculated.
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For Gentlemen.

Glance at our line of Watches:
Nickel Watches, stem wind and set,
from $50 to S1S.
Solid Silver Watches, stem wind and
set. FROM so to $40.
Gold-tll.1 Watches of tn. best make,
warranted To wear twenty years. from SD
to- 50.
Solid Gold Watches from SS to- SECS.
Solid Gold. Silver aud Plated Chains
and Charms to meet all wants. Cold and
silver Canes, Shaving Cups. Cigar Boxes
and Cases, Pocket Flasks and Match
Boxes.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
stray Notes of Interest Gathered by On
Butte Correspondence.


Special Correspondence OF the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. This evening consrm-
mated the sale Of Boyce & Papinean's dry
goods store i'm East Park street tn f. A.
DAME and Frank Boucher. Mcssrs.
DAME and Boucher were formerly in the
employ of Mr.. Boyce as clerks, and will
bring n long experience into their busi-
ness. They will assume control at once.
Dr.k .Wallenstcin was to- have been tried
to-day FOR writing obscene letters tn MEM
beers of Grcne's ladies' orchestra ut the
California brewery. but as no court was
held, the matter was postponed ,hdcii-
natcly.
Henry George was orrestsd by officer
Swanson last night fIr vagrancy. He
was begging of passcrs-by, ON the plea
tina he * am old prospcctor and that hut
for old prospectus there would be no city
OF Butte. He was well rewarded but was
seen To- expend his receipts in saloons.
doe w. Young was taken to the Warm
Springs asylum to-day.
Mabel Ford was released from Jail this
evening and put on the train for Utah.
The notices of iocati ms were
mining Claim; William Todd, ID. d. Me-
MILAN and Mates Helitte: the Mutual; T.;
A. B~ieicnbcrG, Denis O'Donnell, Edmard
and "A. ID. Mcintyre. the Storm King;
Harry Hurley and Daniel Drew, the Buff
D tS!S "ri and E1uard :. Quinn rf liz
Alaska; George Stephens. II. r.. Mahoncy
and Thomas Luck. the American Flag.
An affidavit of annual labor and inn
provcmcnt was filed to-day for the Emery
Tag claim.
". =. Jones has been appointed assist
ant postmaster i'm place of w. 4. Batch
elar. resigned. Mr.. Jones is from Lansing,
Michigan, aud has had IL years expert
cncc i'm the post-oifice business. Ed.
Norcro,s has been appointed mailing
clerk in place of =. j. Monin.
Three wrecks are reported to have
taken place on the Utah x Northern. One
was in Beaver Canyon. n second at China
Point and "a third at Market Lake. Nine
locomotives arc reported To have been
damaged.
No train has been i'm ON the Utah 4
Northern road since Saturday morning.
train will bc in about I O'Clock in the
morning. The road has had n terrible
time with snow b.ockadcs and wrecks the
past few days.
Four men are look for Fred Holmes
tonight. Holmes wages at the PARROT
mine were garnishecd ON SATURDAY. and
his wage were put in the hands of Judge
Eddy. This afternoon Holmes went I.
the Judge and offered To pay the costs il
the balance OF the money was returned tc
him. He said his father was dying al
salt Lake. aud hc must go there AT once
He obtained the money. Tonight -four
other men were around with claims
against Holmes. They said that his father
is living in Walkervillc, in perfect health
AMI thai Holmes was evidently playing q
ants against him. They started in I
search for holmes, but ii is believed Ia
has left the city.
IL il definitely announced that the Ana
conda aud ~. Lawrence mines will b'
open Tomorrow.
don tonight stealing "A pair of shoes from
Gamers store. The officer chased Jore
five blocks down West broadway AL,
captured him in Mis-ouia guich.
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Clark A. Iarnbi- Dissolve.

Special corresponicnce az the Standard.
Bu1rE. Jan. The firm of Clark &
Larlbic dissolved to-,lay. Til" firm has
houses at Butte and Deer Lodge. The Butte
bank will be run under the name Of w.
A. Clark * Bro. and tire Deer Lodge bank
under the name of Larabi, Bros. * 20.
The firm has been i'm existence sine" 1s1Ss.
The Butte bank has been run since" lsII.
j. Ross Clark will be associated with w.
a. Clark in the Butte bank. He has been
a of the firm since lSsi. The
caise assigned for the dissolution Of part
nership IL the varying interests of the FOR
mer of the firm.
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Before Judge Mediation.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE, Jan. Tn district court to-day
the case of II. j. Brophy * Co.. against
Curtis x Matthews. of Walkervillc, the as
signed groccrs. for an attachment to re-
cover the value of SS5i.SI, was decided in
favor of the plaintiff aud Judgment or
dered for the fiji ! amount.
The demurrer was withdrawn iii the
case of j. NJ. Gessler vs.. NJ. j. Council
and 10 days were given in which To file an
answer
Judge Mediation will endeavor Ia have
the election contest cases decided by an
other district judge. The contests are re-
garding the Offices of sheriff, public ad
ministrator and assessor.
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For Table Use.

Silvcrware that i superb in quality and
elegance of finish. Gorham. Reed & Bar
ton aud the Rog.rs-the peers of all other
makers.
Pickle Caster r. from 81 to SlO.
Table Casters from ~ To- SD
Butter Dishes from - Ia SO
Cake Baskets from - to SD.
Berry Dishes from - To- SIS,
Salad Bowls. Sugar Bowls and Cream
Pitchers. trurnb Trays and Knives, Bak-
ing Dishes and Turccns, Spoons Knives
and Forks aud Carving Sets. Office,
Kitchen and PIrlor Clocks and Bronxes.
These AR. tn. best goods ON the market,
At the very lowest prices quoted.
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Special Correspondence of tile standard.
BUTTE. Jan. The following are the
real estate transactions recorded since
our last report:
Silas r. Kinx to Mary A. Butler for
5000. lot q. in block -, and lot Is of block
- of Butte townsitc
Albert kleinschmidt to Thomas &.
Power for - $50, the west half of the Fos-
ter Company Magazine lot. on the norti,
side. of East Park street.
William Moultlrr to NJ. 4. Lind for Sg15.
land i'm block X of Fausett's addition.
}. X. Boycc. Jr.. to William Mouldcr for
$500. land in block . of FauSctt's addition.
Gcorg. j. Rogers to- William Pierce. for
800. lot No. 5i5 of the Alaska lode mining
claim.