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LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CAR
PETS, BEDDING, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, REMOVED TO OUR
SALES ROOM FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE
WHICH TAKES PLACE TOMORROW MORN
ING. MARCH FOUkTEENTH AT TEN
SSkTSME s. c Ok EN- AT4ES STH KS3MS
sTkEk!s, FACING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS co. Aucts
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTTATE On THE N0kIHwEsT CORNER
AND-A-RALF STREET NORTHWEST AND
KNOWN AS NOS. 43I, 49, AS AND All PINN-

AND-A-hAlsF NORTHWEST AND
KNOWN AS NOS. AL, 453. ass AND All PENN-
SELgANIA AVENUE.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia ssed the 18th day OF March
lSStA il equity cause No. !seb1, wherein Edward Fl
f3eale and others are compliments and Gertrude W.
Vance and Others are deiendsnfs, shall sell TO the
highest bidder in front of the premises on WEDEES-
DAY.THE TMENTY-F1FTH DAY OF MARCH.
1891, at QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. M
Washngton District OF Columbia. known a. lots
twenty eight CID and twenty nine (2gD of g,res ri
Saves trustee. SUBDIVISION part of original lot one
I'd in square fonr hundred and ninety-one (4!Il and
also part Of original lot twenty tour ( In suid SQUARE
Said sub lot ~ situated the northwest corner Of
avenue and street, having frontaee
Of 81 feet and inches on fennsylvania avenue by
depth of los ieet end inches on An street Iy IL
improved by three-story brick building
Said sub lot ~ adtons the preceding lot the west
having frontage OF ~ feet on Pennsylvania avenue
by an AVERAGE depth o: 81 feet and IS Improved by
two-story brick building ~
Said part Of lot ~ fronts feet on Az street is of
IRREGULAR shape and contains $40 square feet of
ground.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree; Onethiri
of the purchase money and the balsnce in two
equal lnstalIments. payable in and years re-
spectively IRON the day q: sale all cash the on
toI of the purchaser. The deferred shall e
ured 10y deed of trust the premises sold and
bear infert st from the day of SHE AZ the
cent rer anEum. payable SUBSTANTIALLY. A deposit
OF sou TO nude the property sold Ii the
day OF sale the trustee the right to resell AT
the risk and cost III the defaufnx after 1--WE
days previous advertisement. Ali con.eyancinx at
the cost OF the purchaser
JOHN C. HEAD, Trustee.
,r,,o,.., ,><>,,-, 5O0 9th ST. NV
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RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
Sir Charles Upper Confident That 1t vii
Soon Be Arranged.

Sir Charles Upper Confident That 1t Will
Soon Be Arranged.
Sir Charles Upper said, in an interview at
Ottawa yesterday: - am very sanguine
that reciprocal trade arrangements on a broad
and liberal basis between Canada and the
United States will be made very soon, embrace
ing all such articles whether product of forest
or of farm, as can be arranged to the mutual
advantage of both countries. My confidence
in that result arises from the fact that Mr.
Blaine was known to be strongly opposed to
the Mckinley tariff act, and he has sought to
relieve that measure of the natural conse-
quences which must flow from it by proposals
for reciprocal arrangements with other coun-
tries So far from refusing to make anything
but treaties Of unrestricted reciprocity, the
treaty he has made with Brazil simply embraces
articles that both countries agreed could be
free or at reduced rate of duty, leaving many
other articles at existing rates of duty.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND TREATY.
''The treaty that Mr.. Blaine has made with
Newfoundland is precisely of the same charac-
ter and embraces the game principles exactly as
would be included in a treaty that Carada
would be prepared to make with the United
States. As Canada affords an infinitely better
basis of supplies for fishermen of the United
States than Newfoundland. there is no reason
why Mr.. Blaine should not embrace the oppor-
tunity of Kidding the Mckinley bill of its worst
features by broad and liberal trade arrange
ment with Canada.
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g BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
SALE OF FORTY HEAD OF HORSES. MARES
AND MULES, WAGONS. CARRIAGES, HAIR
MSS, &c.
viii be sod at tn bazaar. No $40 Louisiana ave..
SATURDAY MORNING., MARCH FOURTEENTH.
cOmmenc;nx at TEN O'CLOCK.
Forty Head OF Horses. Mares and Mules
At this sale will lie found number of superior Work
ana Driving Horses.
ALSO,
For doorkeeper Of the House Of Representatives one
Sorrei Horse and one Sorrei Mare.
ALSO,
Two New Business Wagons two New Dayton
Magons. two New Bllxxies and twenty second uand
mhl at 5. BENSlNGER Auct
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TOMORROW.
rNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TWO BAKERS WAGONS IN GOOD ORDER, TWO
kBA AkEkS N TIEK9ersGHsi SHOW IHCT,o CASE AND
TOMORROW. SATURDAY, MARCH FOUR
TENTH. 1881, Az TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my
auction rooIs. l shall sell the above personal ct
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k AICLirf' RI, DARN a CO.. Auctioneers.

X T. DAhh 3 CO. A0etlOnrsFs.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH
STREET BETMEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
AND U STREET NOkTHNEsT IMPROVED
As NO. l:ssS
On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
MARCH SlATEkNIh. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK
We viii offer for sale in front OF the premises
PART or LOT 30,
square l.tp.
Fronting 10 feet inches by depth of 90 feet
This sale should command the attention OF parties In
search Of valuable building site. being resi-
dence of hon. L. r. Morton and iin- residences
Terms: One third cash the balance in one and two
Years at per cent, secured 10y deed Of ON prop
erty Sold or al cash. at the option tue purchaser
deosit Of 500 required at Ii the terms
OF SAFE are not complied with IN fteen days frou dAy
o: sale. right reserved 10 resell properly tine
anu cOsf vi the defRultnK purchaser alter ive DAYS
advert selnent OF such rssie in newspaper pub
lsLed IN WASHINGTON, d. &. All cunycyantlng and
recording at cost OF the purchaser.
kAICLlftE. DARR CO.,
mhlO-dSds Auctioneers.
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THE STARS circulation in the City
of Washington is more than three
times larger than that of any other
newspaper, and the number of its
readers more than FIVE times as many.
1t is therefore in that Tor even greater)
proportion the Best advertising med.
ium in the District. On this point
there is no ground for argument or
doubt, even. 1t is the common testi-
mony of the business community, and
generally admitted.
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w 91 7TH ST. NV.
GENTS AND BOYS MEDIUM LIGHT AND
.HEANf-WEIGHT CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
MONDAY. MARCH SIXTEENTH, COMMENCING
a In O'CLOCK. WILL SELL WITHIN MY
40 SUITS. NEW AND SECOND HAND.
100 OyEKCoATS AND DRESS COATS
100 ODD COATS AND PANTS.
COMPRISING THE STOCK OF A DEALER
CHANGING BUSINESS AND REMOVED TO MY
AUGTLOS ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE,
mhI3-2t W. JoWENTuAJ A,o,;or..-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
u ArcLIfFE, DARR Co. Aucssonesrs.
N x2O Pennsylvania ave nv.

~ S2O Pennsylvania ave. n
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on ElENENTH STREET.
sourHEAsT pEINe H9ysE AND PREMISES
,ry virtue Of deed Of trust 20 ne. dated July -.
lsu andrea orded IN liter No l5l2 folio Nc e sel
one Of the land records Of the Distrt Of ColumI ia
aud e the request Of the holder the mote s-curA
thereby. we Will sell at publc suct,on OF the
prsntsee on THURSDAY. MARCH NINETEENTH,
iSsl Al HALf-PAsf POUR O'CLOCK p N. the FOL-
thsreon situate IN the city OF Washington. Distri OF
Sounoi.to WIT; The north sixteen u0) feet fronting
on street east by ne depth thereof original lot
numbered twsnty-eisht clD, in square NUMBERED nine
hundred and seventy seven (sg11l.
Terms OF sale; One third cash and the balance In
equz isfSilnents In two and three yezrs with in
terest AZ Per cent per annum from day Of sale
secured " deed OF trust the property sold or m
CASH at the option OF the purchaser deposit Of sl
VIII o required at the time OF sale. Ternls
complied with within ten days from time OF sale or
Foierfy Will he resoid a. the and rsk
purchaser. All conveyancinx and recordnS al Iur.
chaser's cost. MYFR CsIHrN
H. II. BERGMANN
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
FUTURE DAYS.
p ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Aucts.

r ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Aucts.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE NO. 1le2 9Th
ooSss sqTyr n PART OF PIANO, gARLoR
SuT lNb oAk ABd dHS EAsf esHFAA s NAL
F F0FEsi F9hIDI ING, BED, LOUNGES. NAT
BOARDS. EXTENsIoN TABLE, bININa
HHAIES; Ta,I EIRN1TIRE, CARPETS.
On MSNDAi M, hNiNu, MAkI.h SIXTEENTH,
NJ len O'CLOCK, we will sell at the above named
Esiuence all the Furniture. CARPETS, &r, contained
tnere,n. U which the attention OF buyers is called.
mhlj-2f RATCIIFFE DARR
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r. ATcLlFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctionser,.

RATCLlFFE, DARR CO.. Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES sALEo OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT IN l. sTkEEr BETWEEN TWENTY
flksI STREET AID MEN HAMPSHIRE AVE.
NUE. NORTHWEST.
Ey virtue ., deed Of trust. duly recorded in Lfber
no ia.pf ioio 4j 81 seq one OF the land records
the district Of Columbia. and at the request
on the paity secured thereby. Wili sell, . ut
public auction. in iront OF the premises. on THURS
"a the IN ELFIh DAY Of MARCIA. A. d. lSlDl
Al hALf.PAST FOuk0C!.OCk y. NJ, the following
described real state. situate the city lint
D1strst VI Co-uniha. anu KNOWN DESIGNATED ali
twotI -
Ans lot can be readily subdivided ana should COM
ana the attention OF parties in seArcn OF valuable
bulscii. sites.
Terms: oNE-QUARTER CASH. balance in one,
anu Three years, per cent per annun. secured by
deed uf trust On property sod, all cash, the
option OF the purchaser depc 500 viii be re-
CURED az the te sale. II the sale ere no.
70 lisd with IN fifteen days from day OF the
trustees reserve the right resell the property the
risk Ind cost OF the deiautinx purchaser alter I'VE
oAys savertssesent OF such resale sU.,c nsWsapef
puosished IN WASHINGTON. DC. All conyeyancinS.
recording. &C., e the COS; Of the purchsser
EDWAhO b. WESCOIT.t -.
MORAN BESTOh. 1fussee-
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nJNCANsoN BROS. Iucfioneer.-

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWELVE Q2) Two,sroRy
bhiCh DWELLINGS. NUMBERED pC9 10 ~
sTkkET NORTHWEST AND Nus rxfa NJ,
Y9s S TnSTH STREET NoRrHxhsT. ,YAsB
By virtue of deed Of trust TO rs bssv,r Sa,uf ~
4th day Of May. A. ID. lss9. and duly recorIied M
nber 1:S1 folio BAL OF the land rscord- ~ the
District Of Columbia and at the request party
secured thereby. viii sell pubic auction in front
81 ~ the gTelnises on TUESDAY. the INkNIl-
sbOCLockP. NJ. the following property, situate
IN the city Of Washington District Of Columbia and
en lots % to % inclusive and ~ and - in Samuel
u stewart's subdivision in said square 81 said
subdivision Is recorded book H. psge ia survey
ors ofhe and also lot said subdivision
IN said square 81. recorded book 49, page "a IN
said surveyors Office together the
thereon. consisting Of Twelve (l.o twostory brick
rately. f
ferlns Of sale: one-third 90 Of purchase money in
case OF each sale IN cash anu balance In four equal
ments, payable in C6). Twelve (I2l eishesn lsO
ana twenty-iou ca months from sale. with
annually and So ured upon property sod. all
cash, at purchaser option. deposit nifty dollars
eoO) VIII lie required Louse at tue time OF
sale, terms TO he complied with IN ten lO) days
Otherwise the trustees the the
Z. IL. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
W. /. EDMONSTON, Trustee.
mhIl-eodts once 80 9Th street northwest
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THE ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE.
No Conflict in Dates with the League at Any
Point.

The American Association schedule il fin
ished at last and given TO the world. This feat
was accomplished last night at the Cincinnati
meeting. The schedule adopted does not
bring the association teams in conflict with the
league at any point The main schedule is as
follows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Masonic Celebration.

The committee having ill charge the arrangements for the Masonic celebration, of the 25th anniversary of the organization of the lodge in Prescott, held a meeting last night and appointed the following sub committees:
 Decoration-S. E. Bright, Geo. Hartman and F. G. Brecht.
 Dancing-J. P. Bruce, Nathan Levy, Geo. H. Curry, A. A. Johns and J. w. Smith.
 Vocal music Major J. NJ. Watts, F. G. Parker and c. B. Foster.
 Supper-Mrs. k. W. Wells. worthy matron of Eastern Star lodge, and all members of the Eastern Star lodge.
 The literary exercises which will consist of a historical address by Morris Goldwater and an oration by Hon. T. J. Butler, and which will be interspersed with vocal music, will be held in Masonic hall, after which an adjournment will be had to one of the other halls for dancing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Closing ExerciSes.

Examinations are being held in the various departments of the pub lie school this week preparatory to their closing on Friday next. June l9.
 The high school, under the charge L. w. Taylor, will give an exhibition and graduation exercise in the Prescott Opera House on Friday evening next at o'clock. While the admission will be free, only those holding tickets will be admit ted. This has been found necessary owing to the limited seating capac- ity of the hall. Teachers and pu- pills will be provided with tickets to be distributed to the parents and friends of the pupils in this depart and patrons of the school.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
A Lively Blaze.

Just as the last stroke of the town clock had announced the hour of noon today, the changing of the bell announced fire. The fire depart ment responded promptly to the alarm, an immense volume of smoke pouring up from near the northeast corner of the plaza, readily designa- ting where their services were needed. The JoURNAL-MINER rep resentative, who was on his way to to his midday meal, joined the pro cession, and soon discovered that the fire was located in barn and wood shed belonging to the property owned by Mamie Leroy, and occu pied by Arthur Cordiner and family. The property adjoins that owned by A. J. Head, on CorteZ street, the building burned being on the alley in the rear of the lot.
 The fire had made such progress before the department arrived that the entire building was enveloped in flames, while the fence surround ing the rear of the lot, as we'll as the kitchen of the house, and a stor age room and wood-shed belonging to A. J. Head, on the adjoining lot, were also afire before water was turned on.
 The building where the fire origi- mated, together with considerable amount of wood stored in it, and a chicken house on the north side of the lot, were completely destroyed. It will take from $200 to S300 for Mamie Leroy to replace new out buildings and repair the roof and side of the kitchen of the house, which were pretty badly scorched.
 MT. Head estimates that from $50 to S75 will repair the damage sus- tained by him, his loss consisting of the scorching of the roof and one side of a storage room, in which quite a quantity of canned goods and other articles for culinary use were stored, some of which were de stroyed.
 The origin of the fire is unknown. but is generally attributed to boys smoking cigarettes in the barn, al though the owner of the property has theory that it was the work of an incendiary.
 The Dudes made connection with the hydrant at the Bank of Arizona, and running down the alley got the first water on the burning building, but were afterwards compelled to shut off their stream, on account of trouble with their hose.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Fourth Of July Excursion.

The following circular has been issued from the general Passenger department of the Atlantic and Pa clfic railroad company, under date of June 6, 1891:
 "To all Agents:-Round-trip ex- cursion tickets (Form R. T. may be sold between ALL STATIONS on this line at rate of one fare for round trip.
 Tickets may be sold at the above rates only on July 2, 3 and 4, with return limit July 6. Examine your stock oftickets and be sure you have a sufficient supply of Form k. T. on hand to meet the demands.
 On and after July ,, the rates will be restored to rates in effect prior to this reduction as shown in pas senger tariff 'B' in effect March l5. 1891. w A R,ssrIr
 General Passenger Agent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Card of Thanks.

Resolved, at regular meeting of Barrett Post, G. A. R., held on June 9th, that the thanks of the post are due and hereby rendered to Governor Tritle for his able address, to Major Comba, 9th U. $. infantry, and his e9n,r,I''at9 ..%nnr .Sa the Tough and the Prescott 6re department, to @ :sss9Issca FlaSrS and Banta, teachers in the puIac scnool oi Prescott, and theirpupils, for the active part taken in the parade on Memorial day by aR of them, and also to the ladies of several women's relief corps in Cali fornia, who kindly sent flowers to decorate the graves of deceased com rades. Resolved that this resolution be published.
 w. F. R. ScHINDLER. Attest: Post Commander.
 NJ. Fl. GOULD, Adjutant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Good Logic.

The man who pays no taxes and
 does his shopping through the post
 office IS generally the one who kicks
 about extr&agance in office and talks
 about hard times, which he helps to create. Ifevery one would purchase at home it would enable our mer- chants to feep larger stocks and a better assortment of goods. know Of one woman whose husband is 3 well to-do in the community and Who makes every dollar out of the Tombstone public, who sends away Tor every particle of wearing apparel she uses. know of another man who is continually harping about hard times who doesn't pay dollars worth Of taxes and sends his shoes pack to Boston to get them half soled to save fifteen cents. There are many instances of this kind es- among those who ought to act dilferentlv.-Tombstone Pros pectOr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Proposals for Bonds /!

OFFICE of the Board of Supervisors of Yava- V pai county, Prescott. Arizona, June {. 1891. -Un Under the provisions of Act l4 of the l6th leg county of Coeonino," i" approved February l9, 1891, CoconinO county has issued to the county of fay- apai I 53 bonds of the denomination of Si ,0oo each. maturing in from ten to nineteen years from per cont per annum. payable on January 2d. of each year.
 Bids for e.e purchase of any even.number of the above bonds not to exceed seventy-fiye I75.09l will be received At this office up to August fth ls9f. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 Proposals must be marked Bids for Coconino Bonds, and addressed to the clerk of the Beard of Supervisors. Copy of bill and any other in formation concerning the bonds may be obtained at the office of the treasurer of Yavapai county. By order of Board of Supsryisors.
 F.. J. F. HORNE. Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Mining spsl caasn il
U. s. LsN0 Ukl!'] Prescott 4rtzans xxss4

v, ~. LfNO UtI+I Prescott. ArizSns, Asf 34 No ice iS hereby given thsi E.
 son snd iohn DRs-. ~hs&s ,<
 r-ss is Prescott, Ysssssi eas< Territory, have mode aprIRSk ent or thirteen hundred szf linear feet oB the Ceppcr cbish ing gold silver and copper si.zz
 mining district. Ysvxeai csse
 Territory, and described iD i1< !.
 ard field notes on file ia tht. C lows, viz:
 seginrisg at the init,ai nu, in ihs location no;ics sbd .
 sodiherly aud renter 5f the Ca
 set a walnut post $ inches in A l13 ft in the ground surro1.t (.
 mon. of stone, post ia arkcd L ( { rear ngs av~iia',le. Thence S&
 K iJ6 feet [ ihe osixiBsl n msrxin the E corner o( .hs , ] stone mon built aroasd q sE
 In 'iia. whlen n Is blazed and nr No 2. Thence g deg 10 mia ! d deg. j9 k g. feet to he cexs 5psing Guleh course east Sj7,e
 ing the soul herly end l Ec Of ES
 claim south 64 deF i5 mia 1xr stone marked ~i. K.' No. 5. n ' s ting the sout brrly side :los <A tor clam south S5 deg co mn q om stone m irkisd T. R. 1z$- to the nriginsl location aca <, corner of claim where is set ] 31f in. dia. | fec long. K h& surrounded same with nsu1 q &t mxrk-t; C. C. S5. 2 From Str- tree 10 in. iiam--ter ma, ked 8 {. 3 ossrs south 3t deg 3, nis Ii hense N s9 deg 10 min WIZ 50 min E 3O0 feel To ths nori1 ot the clsin. where is set l in. dia. 1 feet l ng. l>z Lest tn surrouuo ed same win H0u. of f mErk-d c. C. NJ. {. Thence \ . min W (same courseJ y2YiAeoa min k 300 feet t9 a point where | post 31x in. dla. I feet lenR. 3i ground an surrounded rsn> sl' stone for the NV corner &< marked C. C. No. 5. Original bears N 30 deg O. min k iG fs< : rr <4--- ~zs-ls-~--~>N ca <sos 0< N fhenee 8 2 deg IS min V, r.s|< 5 min z 5ss5 feet interseeiiag oo!! side line Of the Equator elxn, min E 229 feet from stone uArSf1 SS9 feet to to the centrr q s5- Guleb, course east t2s9 a.et1 Lon corner marked C.C N .fi avail able Thence $ s9 de9 'az |: ton IA deg 50 min E SO it Dr
 ,. No. l and pls q of beginniE- l4.l7 acres of unsu' vryed Isnk { ton of his mine Is reeords11I CTS othce ol Yavapsi cuansy, ~- tcry, on pages 4as sn'i &3 dz osds in book IS of mraes.
 Any persons holding zizrt thereto are required Q p'es<x before this office within sixq 1hsG rrst day of publication bered. eey be barred by virtue of the pu1 statute. JIG. MAR1i 'o
 disqualification M4v 'S N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Application For.p.
Q. s. LasD os,...

Prescott. Arizss. y9sfiE
 Nonee e hereby given :, s1.e & exeentF,x of William T. V;,aas's; post othee address is Is.;1s.-> k John l. Hawkins. her Afta-- k day hisi her Application is. Q hnnttrei linear feet of ss. ie>z. !. vein barring precious mes,i- pod sreek Mining Distr;cs. Gss s'1>' Territory of Arizona ana Sf sL notes and official plat on s.s > to-wif. -so' ~ 1r.
 Beginning al the iriti.l r m the location aetice zn.s -
 tne claim where is ses a g~.<i(- chea: which sad Etone
 thence south 2 degree ~ {. nfty feet ibeing e fess .c ~ lVca,ioa monument for ssn-ls.. claiin- where is set grss;.. ,. V ehes. surrounded with r'.-..u - q stone osing marked 6. R Xa degrees east thres hnndr-3 =. . A ment where is set ernp;ss -. sorrounded with monameas s3 being marked q. R. No. a t fs-et dia- markell B. S- q. Na s< < east is feet; thence nerfh >s S hundred feet being 50 f,<s 4. - course east, and l.s5 f-~s - course east fo point wher, E - oxis'xD inches, surronns,1si --z ,4 stone. which said stone js - Uriginai location enrner hrs fz feet; thence north & ds... 9 dred feet ap hill yirf. sns. H -
 monument bailf oyer 9rss;s. is marked G. K. No. [: fsa..e 3 west tsame eoursel three hunS,.t N feet to summit of ridge. err-- feet tJ the iniersect es<,eriv - r- r-' claim S- I3 degrees pest I,,re ..-.t from the <. F. c0rasr store ,n..,' to point where is ses graa;.s -. '. surrounded with monulnaaf sS being marked c. K. Eo. k a-;'.ss-.-'>l ner brs. N. s5 Gsgrees ezss %r-< stone marked E. S. q. ES minutes west ss feet: thens.s - = fifteen hundred feet being Is, - ridge, course N- l.. an.l s3;1 r.., eoufherly end line of she < grees west &2i feet from the k f marked G. K. No. g. toa rr,z<' which Is marked G. R- No. 2 C- corner brs- S. 62 degrees esst q 1D fset high marked E.SP1f: I4 degrees O minutes wrss tv~.S- v S. Mineral Monument Ao. i M minutes west ls,1 feet: te.,.e .-s east three hundred fees ,s ,----. marked G. R. No l and rlsrv S< boundary.
 Total area of claim al.55 sr,- < Gold King Mining claim 1a =. Gold Ring claim.
 Magnetic variation II derra~ 4. containing 29.65 acres.
 The location of this Mine k .o~ corler's olfcs of iavap.i Co..1, ! Book K 10 of Aines. nzss.- ssSs1 = ton of this mine is reeor.l-I E Book s0 of Mines ss pase sN
 Any and aH persons cizin3;1z >l.. ton of Goki Ring Mine or surxs=~ quired to file their adrerse chm = ter of the United SIate~ I.zad {l1r. in the Territory of Arizona dar;,-s period of publication hereof. or ';>' red by virtue 0f the prosisios.x 4 |.
 J. C. AAkfE
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