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The Globe-republican., 1892-08-01
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
nrho I,ify Eansas .Iune Il 1902

Garden City, Kansas, June II, 1892.
In accordance with an Act of Congress approx
ed May Is, 1880, and by virtue OF an order issued
by the Commissioner of the General Land Office
on the 18th day Of February, 1892, and approved
by the Hon. Secretary of the Interior. we will on
Tuesday the 9Th day of September, 1892. at 9
Finney. in State of Kansas, offer at public auc-
ton and sell to the highest bidder. at price not
less than sl.2i per acre, for cash, the following
described tracts Of land, viz:
Appl cation No. 347l, William E. Brown. VIZ
of sex and e1a o: swa sec p. twp 30. re- %. W.
Application No S5l5, James Rawson, nh SEX
ne 4 Of swa and sw4 Of sex section 80, twp 3D.
SAw.
Application No 1899. John E. Winso, eK Of
nea sec 7, twp 81, re "A ".
Application No. 1850, john Rogers, SEX of SEX
sec Il. wy Of .w4 and swg Of nwk sec 20. twp
~, re CIV
Application No. s1s7. Eliza S. Ely. eH of nea
sw i If mex and NV y of SEX sec IL, twp 80, rg
Application No. 1852, Mary l.. Donahue. heir
twp =, re 12w.
Application No. 1909, Jennie l.. Snow, sh Of
ssS, sex of sw4 see s, twp "a. rs Sw.
Application No. 33s4ss, Sarah E. Reed. lots 3
and !, sec =, twp Dos. re 23w.
Application No 3ss4. William X. Cole. nwK
Of SEX see 9, twp 81. re =.
ApplScstiou No. 1897, Dorcus P. Richmond, ne
< SEQ n. twp IS. re q.
Application No. 30ss, Prank c. HOohdsrd. lots
8 and I and OK Of swK sec 90. twp %s. rs 2Sw.
Applisstiou No. 1858, Sharlottie B. Perkins, "
y Of mex. mex nwk and nwA Of SEX sec Il, twp
81. n 3.
Application No. 4Ol3. Joseph R. woolery. mex
70. twp q, rs y ".
Application No. 4OZ., David Knott, va Of NV
and w swA sec IS. twp34. re p.
Application No. 4ls2, WILDER E. Mansfield. eX
of nwA and eh Of swS see 3. twp "a, ri.
Adjudication No 4l:4, Timothy Thomas. mex
of No X sec q, VIZ of nwA and nwt OF swA So
Is. twp 81. rs -.
Apulieation No. 4ie6. Edward W. Perkins. nj
of mex sec e, twp3. TX q.
Applicatiou No. 4i9S, Reminc Knott. 81 Of No
and M Of SEX sec Is. twp a. re Il ".
Application No. - 8, Andrew Binnie. mex !9f
rs ..
Apniication no. 1874. james d. Whitfield, ai-
min John Folly. nk Of mex sw4. mex and NV I
Application 10. fs5l. Rachel Owens. eH- Of SC
see %. and sw ! Of swi sec q. twp 32. re Q.
Application No. 1889. John c. Miller. nk of
NV / sec and az of swa sec 5. twp %. re Is ".
Application No. 1877, Si!as Warren. sex Of sw
sec 80. eH Of nws and mex Of swa sec 81 twp
g., rg 3 ".
Application No. +5s. George E. Sides. VIZ swl4
see IS and W. of nwls see q. twp 80. r. q.
Application No. ISIS. jeremiah A. Bilderback.
sw of swA sec Is. twp .. rg q.
Application No 1872. Julian r. Simms. ~ Of
swS sec y and ek of SEX sec 30. twp 81, rg
Civ
mex see 10, twp 81, rs y.
Application No. 1852. Samuel B. Keller. nwA
o! sec 9, twp 30, re y ".
Application No. 1884, Henry Croker: lots 2,
and 8, and sE ofnwS see :. twp 81 rs = w.
Application No. 1868, Edwin r. Davis. eH sw
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(First Publication July lS. 1922
Land Office ut Garden CITY. Kan

July II, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the following
famed settler, who made Homestead Entry
No $3.50, has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support o his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the pro.
bate Judge of Ford county, Kansas, at his Of
flee in Dodge City, Kansas, on August sSrd. 1892,
viz: George W. Warlman, of Dodge City,
FORD County, Kansas, for the east half of the
northwest quarter and west half of the north.
east quarter Of section No. twenty five, town.
ship No. twenty seven south, range No. twen-
tysix west, Ford County, Kansas. Final
Homestead.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
MahlOn n. BOardman, Charles NJ. Shain,
Hayes Belmear and Henry Manning, all of
Dodge City, Kansas.
3S-6w D.M FROST, Regi,so..
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

The State of Kansas
Ford County,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the estate of
Matthew X. Draper, deceased
Creditors and all other persons interested
in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified
that at the regular term of the Probate Court
in and for said County, to be begun and held
at Dodge City, County of Ford, State of afore-
said, on the first Monday in the month Of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1892, / shall apply to said Court
for full and final settlement of said Estate
SALLIE ". DRAPER, Administrator of
Estate of Mathew Il. Draper, Deceased.
July 18th. A. ID. 1892
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


UyIrKD SrArxs LAND OFFICE.
Garden City. Kansas, June IL, 1897.
In accordance with ALI Act Of Congress ap-
proved May p. 1851. and by virtue OF an order
issued By the Commissioner Of the General Land
once on the 18th day of february. 1897, and ap-
proved by the HoI. Secretar ny Of the interior. we
will on THURSDAY the sth day Of September, A,s2.
At o'clock u. IN. ut Gari.n City, IA the county
suc,ion and sell 10 the highest bidder. st . pric:
not less than ST., per acre for cash. the ioiiw-
ing described tracts Of land. viz:
Application No 5l2,. Ar,hu: Reed. lots 3 and
l. sec 3. twp 81 re FL
Application No. 5l26. Peter Gardner. y OK
\ sec 81, twp 3D. rs q
Application No SLY. Laxarus Padgett,
4 sec ., sw y Of W see - twp 81, re y.
An..iestion No 5l3p, Joseph Nash, Va o.;
sec "a. W OF !. W }. sec "a. twp b. rs "a.
aupIic.tion NJ 5i3i. John L.. Brady: lot 3. : c
Of n and J. sw J: see s. Twp 80 r. ~.
Ase!.e:gs y sl,s; Hs:ai:; 4 -, 35ric,ss :,
* sec il. s.. y d.
.!s;,:s T. ~; r. t Vi s:;
Ap,lieatioa No. slel. Charles Z. Psuly, y of
n!k...w 4ofnwx and nwx ofsvx sec
IL. twp 81. n n.
. "a :; :: r.; z. A' s.1 1 s.
Application No 500. Thomas B. Triss,. n <
ofseX, . 4 Of q 4 sec 81 and sc Z ofse 4
sec b. twp 81, r. q
Application No SITS, Lindsey NASH Of ne
Or and y ofse see II, twp 81. rs 4w.
Application No 5ls2, May Mcdonald: lots
and 2 and 4 Of n " sec Is, twp 81. ~ o.
Application No $50. Owen Ellsworth Emrck.
lot 1.se Hne I sec 6 and lot 4, " Of W
sec S, twp 81, rs =.
Application No 5l92. John H. Newman. " >
Of . e and " = Off sec 81. twp 81. ~ a
Application No Sle3, Allen l.. Nash, Sc Of
swk,sw Of ! sec II, and n " Of n
az and n y Of q v see Is, twp 81. r. q.
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EUREKA IRRIGATING CANAL COMPANY.
Canal bed and right of way in Fairview
township .....................S 1877 50
Canal bed and right of way in Dodge
township. .............:........ 90. a5s &C
Canal bed and right of way in Grand
view township ....,................. DO 60
Vile township ........................ 1853 o.
Canal bed and right of way in Wheat
land township. .................. 81 10
In addition to taxes and penalties a stated in
list above charge of thirty cents on each de-
scription of land and fifteen cents on each town
lot is to be collected in payment of fees for list
ing nd advertising in delinquent tax list.
GEO. B. COX, TREASURED.
Ford County, Kansas.
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the Low


nIscn the Low
t,.t"rS 1fk
Almc~ !. .,a'w Ierl, tencn"rt-house
srrru"Y royokc to drlu-rnness.
They and cmh"dy ali the eVil5
of crh.,t.-.t-licat. stencil and utter
ug ;. In them privacy, decency,
purif. havr hard struggle for their
yer, 4, .ucc. But. of course, all tene-
mcut .1gsr. are not alike. Roughly
sppai.in :. there are about ten thousand
in New York. and of these about five
hundred are very bad, and should be
and must be pulled down, says Harper's
Weekly. One Of the troubles with tene-
mcnt house property is, it is good prop
crty for the landlord. 1t yields i'm
mcnsc returns.
Some readers may be startled TO
know that even in poor streets east OF
the Bowcry floor space is worth double
what it is in such apartments as the
Daihousic overlooking the park, and it,
instead Of measuring the floors, you
took the cubic contents of the rooms
in these quarters, and in such
splendid flats as this to which l have
referred, cubic foot OF space Is
worth in these novels nearly three
times what it is in those overlooking
the park. How can the poor head OF q
family, an unskilled laborer, or, for
that matter, even the poorly paid skilled
laborcr, whose wages do not average
the year round more than from eight
to twelve dollars week, how can he
afford to pay for sraS" enough in which
to bring up his children in necessary
dccency?
Do you want to illustrate to yourself
the Importance of environment? Come
with me to one of the hospitals, and let
us interview the nurses there, and ask
them in what state the children are
when they cnIne To the free wards, and
they will tell you that from baby lips
flow riba,d blaspininy aud obscene
words of which it is impossible for them
the chi.,lren-to have the fantest I'M
derstanding. They will also tell you
that after two or three months In the
bright ward. mn:S,ercd to by kindness,
there seems TO fail from these childish
natures, all too soon marked by filth
and sin, the false she'll OF themselves,
as it were. which was born of the in
human home in which they were
Graded, and in mind as we'll as body
they go forth pure and whole. But, oh!
to think of sending them back to
breathe that fctid atmosphere again!
One thing seems certain, il the chill
iren of the city are to be saved from
vice, their environment must be I'm
proved.
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Application for a Patent
NO, wv.
UkITrp sEATRs LAND OFFICE.
= l..ols y Ii LOO


Eureka, nevada. Jul, Q 1891.
NOTICE IL HERtBY GIVEN That THE
~ rioche onsoiita ed Mining . d keou.
ii N Company. by itk author ED agent Ban utJ
L. q ,db@, whose post of CT address 10 Phoebe.
Lincoln county. State Of kevad1, has this us,
filed its Apl location for The ~ and tour hun
drsd and eighty ght { 49,, linear feet Of the
80 Rsinbo~" mine or l.de, bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred t2a.I feet IN width
situated in Ely Mining District, count,
OF Lincoln, state Of Nevada. and designsteo
by tho field notes and ficisi plat on file III ihif
flee az Lot No ~ township No IN #
range CT east Mount piablo Base and Meridian !;
said Lot NO. AZ being described as follows to
wit:
Beginning at post marked Pest No ] U 4
survey No Al. thef c. running, 1st ,our +. /
80 degrees As MINUTES v 2sl Zee; to / st o2
U survey NJ At. whenc. the m, nth OF the
5ehwsbe tunnel besrs + ~ desre,s ~ minut. 3.
19l feet: thence. and cou 20 N 1910 3 feet to
the line b. TIVE. . cti MS ~ AID 81 1p /. \
" h, l+6e feet to poet n, U Survey No A.
hence U b Mineral Monu mt NJ / bear. s 90
degrees SO minutes, W 1922 6 iret. aho tn SC.
Ton corner common to section. ~. 81, on and
20. TIP l, k67 u, bears s deg ees ,2nipu,ss
:" 2s7s feet ihe,ce, sra course. 50 degrees IS
inutes. f8l feet to port No4. Q y survey NO
"; y ence, eth COURSE - degre. 30 NJ inutes,
W 1888 feet to tn place Of beginning.
Containing II acres.
Courses express ed from the true meridian
With magnetic vsriation OF 10 deg ana ss
minutes east
The nearest known location 10 the lisa Belle
| lode m on the south ~
Any and all persons clsim.n. sdvers " Any
rtion - said Rainbow mine or sur sec
| groun are quir. ~ file Their adver.e clsin /
| with th. n 4 ster Of TIE United Slater Land
| Jtfc- at ,.uresa, IN the Stat Of Nevada. dur.
uR the period OF pub ,icstiob hereof. ~ they
aill b. debhrrtd BY virtu,- OF the pr WHOM Of
| he statute.
| Up. DUNKLE. Register.
ftis hereby ordered that the for cling no
tice Of applications tor . patent be pnblithft
| ub.isbed q Pi.cts Lincoln county Ne>ads
n the p MOD Of s,x y ays tts cons es'iv'
We eks) P.DlkKLE. Raaister
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Not ce of FORT, iture

JOSEPH A CLARK AND Russell FIJI.
Lex, YaR GnAN EES, ASSIGNS.
eirs, ex uturs or administrator and all
r les claiming under, fir IN, W or through
en-.
"a are h. ebv no ia d that the under >ightd.
-own'r itt you in ,h' mining claim X .own
ue X ny Fisher" mine stu tad In JAG .
bit Mimi x district. Couh y # Lircoln.
ate of Nevada. has performed the work a d
~ te the Expenditures N The paid mimi \
lin. required b. sec ion 1924 Of he ee>is d
,tatuteI o IN. r'niter States, to bold the am.
nth ye ~ 1888 1889 s9h, AID 1891 AID he
u.unt due fron u, your lsntee-. as-igns.
administ rat etc.. on account O. 'uch *.
eudlures on raid mining claim re as TO
iw>:
Japh 4. Clark--twenty six sc 100 1876 &C
0,t dollars
eu sci Fuller-Th Thirteen Ss-lCO sla s!-iOo
iOllars.
Auh II within ninety d.ys after the pu II "
on nf this rotice, ytu tail or refuse To on.
lbu'e your sad prouo don OF snch expendi
ires sco-oaner, your interest Ia raid claim
III beonme the property OF the sub crib
under sail tectioH 1874.
JAS McTADDEN.
Pi, che, ev.. Feb 18th 1892
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HOW CHEESE is MADE.
Facts Which Ave Not as Widely Known
rs Til y should Ee.

Facts Which Are Not as Widely Known
as Tn y Shnul Ee.
The first stage in the making of
cheese is that by which the curd is sep
aratcd from the whey, says llarpcr's
Young People. This is done by heat
ing the milk to given temperature,
VARYING according to the season. and
aftcrward adding certain proportion
of rennct. When the cheese is to be
colored the dyeing matter is put in be-
fore the rcnnct. In less than half an
hour after the heat has been applied
the coagulation has so far progressed
that the curd, from which the whey has
been drawn, is ready to be cut
Almost the only instrument used In
the making of cheese is the curdlnife,
a curious-looking arrangement some
thing like double comb with long
teeth. The immature cheese is both
cut and stirred with this, the curd be-
ing separated into small its, none OF
them being larger than an ordinary
walnut. The stirring and heating
must 20 on until the curd has reached a
proper stage of what is called "diges-
ton" 1t is then torn into narrow
strips like ribbons, for the curd by
this time is as firm in fiber as the
breast of roasted chicken and in
deed looks like it. These strips are
then fed into the sailing mill, where
they are thoroughly mixed with salt
and made ready for the cheese press
Enormous pressure is applied in this
cheese press in order that all the whey
that by any possibility remains may be
squeezed out.
From the press the cheese is taken tc
driving room. large. airy chamber
where it is left for days. months, OF
even years, according to the quality de
sired. 1t is frequently turned ant
much care is expended on it. AL
theesc must go through the sam,
tages, the different varieties bcinI
1ade by certain combinations o
cream, fresh and SKINNED milk.
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PECULiA? EYES.
Curious hE,ic;ion OF an I'm l'sh Gentle
man Described by Himself.

Curious hE;iction OF an Tn Fish Gentle
man Described by Himself.
labor under the peculiar inconven-
fence of having right eye of normal
power and short-sirhtcd left eye, says
James Shaw, in Nature. The numerals
on the face of clock flve-eighths of an
inch high are visible to the right eye at
twcve feet distant, but in order to dis
Germ them as clearly with my left eye
require to bring that or-an of vision as
near to the figures as eight inches. On
looking at my Gold chain han~ing on
my breast in daylight and with both
eyes, the chain, colorcd yellow and to-
ward the left, Is perceived by the right
eye, wl,ileSa steely-blue chain, another,
yet the same, is perceived about an inch
to the right and little higher up. BY
artificial light the same phoncmenon
presents itself, but the difference of
color is not SO apparent; the yellow to
the right Is only DINNER. Again, when
page OF Nature is being read with the
short-sightcd eye there appears, about
an inch to the left, part of the same col
nmn. small, and the black, under arti-
Headlight, like weak purple. The right
hand side of this ghost-lillc column Is
lost to the right eye, being commingled
with the larger, darker letters seen by
the short-sightcd left, which cover it
like the more recent writing on palimp-
sest Middle life was reached before
the discovery was made. These expe-
riences must be gone through with in.
tent, for objects generally being per.
ceived altogether with the right eye, oil
that the left seems good for is to supply
little more light. The perception Of
the difference of color Is as good with
the one eye as with the other, and the
short-sightcd eye can read smaller type
Az the inferior animals, 30 far as
know, have no habit of peeping or look
ing with one eye shut and the othe,
opened, It occurred to me that this abil
ity might be limited one. tried tn,
experiment with school children, and t,
my surprise found that few wer,
quite unable to keep one eye shut an,
the other open at the same time, and
few did it with an effort, making in al
about fourth of the number. Adult
were likewise under similar limits, bu
20 o less extent This may DO tn
reason why the discovery of inequalit
1T vision, as Sir John Ilerschel remarks
Ii often made late In life. Indeed, b
mentions nm elderly person who mad
the unpleasant discovery that he wa
4 altogether blind Of an eye. 4;
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COLOR CF GOLD.


II Depends on the Location Whore the
Precious Eetai IL Found.
Most people suppose" says an as
sayer, that all gold is alike when re-
fined, but this is not the case. An ex.
perienced man can tell at a glance from
what part of the world gold piece
comes, and in some cases from what
part of particular gold district the
metal was obtained.
"rhc Australian gold. for instance, is
distinctly rcdder than the Californian.
and this difference in color is always
perceptiblc. even when the gold is one
thousand fine.
again, the gold obtained from the
plaeers is Follower than that which Is
taken directly from quartz. Why this
should be the case is one of the mys-
tcries of metallurgy, for the placer gold
all comes from the veins. The Ural
gold is the reddcst found anywhere.
''Few people know the real color OF
gold. Us it is seldom seen unless heavily
alloyed, which renders it redder than
when pure. The purest coins ever
made were the iifty-dollar pieces tina,
used to be common in California.
"Thcir coinage was abandoned 70,
two reasons; first, because the loss by
abrasion was SO great. and secondly
because the interior could bc bored out
and lead substituted, the difference il
weight being too small to be rcatlil,
noticed in 80 large piece. 1hcs,
octagon coins were the most valnabls
ever struck
Rapid Stars.
Until recently it was supposed thai
the small star near the north polt
known as No. 1880 Goombridgc, which
travels at the rate of 2S3 miles sec
ond, had the greatest velocity Of any il
the heavens; but 1t is now known tina
Nh in Cassiopeia has velocity of 30
miles second. while. II the observa
tons Of DR.. Elkin are accented, Arc
turus Is travelling nj .. speed Of 81
miles . second : -A '-
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PATENT NUrlULs.



IA -. S.I
HE EtY Owe % a.
~ PiVcne Con-OIida I'd sin.ns aha ks uo-
lon Company, by its authorized agent, salu-
uel :. Godbe, whose postoffice address is
tPiGche. Lincoln county State of Nevada, has
sour HUNDRED and .ignt eight Q4s8l linear
ct Of the lis, Belle" mine or lode bearing
liver, with urisce grou nj two hundred t2'0)
feet IN width siiuit d in Ely MI ing District.
cou ty of Lincoln. State OF Nevada and d. Sig
ated by the d Id notes official p at Oh file il
u THE Office as ct No 45, in TOW ship No. |, N
range 81 e. Mount Diablo base and Me-i-
Iaci sal lot No, ~ being described as fol-
uws, to.wit:
Begin ing at Post marked post No. l,U.s.snr
ey NO As, whence the mouth OF the chu abe
unnel b ais 3 Is utgrees and 20 minu es, \
.9l feet; thence running LIST c. urse. = SO Of :
rees As uiinu es, 279 'e to post No 2 U s.
ruTvey No As: thence 2n course. n 81 de.
Srees 80 miDut 8, h. liSS ,tet 10 port No 3, U.
;. survey NJ. As; them e. 3 d curse, N 81 d
-r-es As minutes. l. 279 fe I to post NO 4. U
Survey No. as, whence u =. Mineral 81 Iu
ent No l bea'B> 46 degrees 81 n inutes, "
2.6 ieet, d tn section corner c,umon to
',tions 20, 81, ~ and 20, Up In hot h, bears
d,grees ~ minutes. " 1918 feet; thence
tth course, 3 81 .eKrees 38 minutes, W l4o6
cot to TO the place of beginning.
CUntaiLin1 = 70 acres.
q ur'es EXPRESSED from the true meridian
18th m ,gnetic variation OF 10 degree, and
10 minutes east.
Tue nearest known locations are the Rain
1'W On the north and the Halt Moon lOd,
,Jaim on the south.
ADy and all persons claiming adversely an,
Urtiou o, said Ia Belle mine OF
surface ground are require, to file their ad
yerse clsims with the Register of the Uniteo
MATES LAM Office at Eureka. in the Stnte o
sevsda. during the perio of publ"
alton hereof or tnev will b, d. barred by virtue
II the provisions OF tue Statute
Up. DUNKLE, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing otic,
la, plication for pat, Mt b. published IN tn
rioche RECoRD, We kly ewspap' published
t Phoebe. Lincoln osunty, Nevada, for III
eriod " sixty dsys uen consecutive AeeksI
j P DCNKLk. Rekist-r.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

rOD.R. CALDWELL. HIS GRANTEES. As
signs, heirs. executors or administrator
ID all y rites claiming luder, FROM. by or
hr ugu him:
on are hereby not hed that the underIignt d.
',-owntr with you in the lining claim knowu
- the "Nor b Star" nina situAi.d IN tly Mip
ng district, Coun y OF Ltucnln State OF hevad4
a. performed the WORK AID made he expen
ures On the said mining elaim, required by
ctiou 1924 I the nevised sta utes Ot b. u l
ed state to hold the same Tor the year 1891
I'd the noun due fr nj yon, our GRANTEE,
n igns or administrator. etc, on acc unit %
h xpeI ditures on sald mining claim lis III
,nm OF fbirfy-thre. SO leo $33 3s.it0j dollars
And II witLiU linety Gays after h- puhlca'
ion OF this uotic You fail or riuse to cor
ribute Jour said proportion of sucn expend
IRE as co-oSDer, your interest in aid clam
i'll become the proper y of the subscribe
tnder . i'd section %
QUIGIEY.
Phoebe. New jan. 2st 1897
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PATENT NOTICES.


aasss ,essi
a vIILE hLA Ia o4s,N IL "a
~ Phoebe q nsolidsted lining and Reduc-
tion company, by its authorized agent Samuel
L Godbe, whose postcfhce address Ia Phoebe,
incoln county, State of Nevada, has this cay
filed his application for fifteen hundred 1900
linear tee- of the 2 ~" mine or lode hsarinr
silve-, with surf ce ground two hundred t.UuI
feet in wi tn. situated / Ely Mining dis,ric,,
county of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, aha -ie
mated by The field notes and Cficisl plat on
ale IN tins office LOT No 40 in township NJ
l OF 'ang- No 81 E OF Mount isbio Bare 3, d
Meri iai said lot No 40 being des' ribed as fol-
low to-wit:
hstiDUn at post marked Post No o S
urvey No Az whei ce WIeeltr's U 8 monrm+ 1t
bears 81 deg ees 20 minutes L 2i46 2 T. ct
tn section corner c. mmon 10 sections ~, %,
70 and II, township ] N X 81 bears = 81 ue.
Br es and So minutes, L 1886 feet. thence run
Lag, lst couree, N II d-pr g. minnt.s, L
along the southern b, undary line Of U sur.
vey No 10, Psnack led, 40 feet to post NJ 2
y urvey NO A. whsn the mouth OF the
Zr tunnel bea 81 degrees 60 minutes "
100 eet, and he IN, nth the mndor tunnel
Tears 81 degrees 30 m nu es 288 feet, ano
The mOu n Of the Zero incline OF this clsiin
brars ~ de. retE 20 nil ut, Il 286 ;ths nee
iuhnibg 2nd cour-. 4 81 oetrees 81 l In ties
393 feet to line between sections ~ and 81,
IA 0 ,ttt to post No L 8 survey 20 10, tn nee,
3rd course. II d, grees minutes, " to posi-
No 'urvey At ~; til, nee, x.h course, N 8
d"srr-s mi utes, v 1870 feet to the place OF
beginning.
Coma ming 6 81 acres
Courres 81 litsstd from the true meridian
| wi h q uinRoe ic variation Of is degrees and 81
minutes east
the near 1t known location is tho PanscLer
lode. adjoining on the north. t..lsd
Any and al persons claiming adv rsely any
portion o, said Zero nine or purfhce ground
are rqure t. d o. cir zd verse claims with
the tgister of the United States and Office
Mt Eureka. in the btsie If Nevada, d, ring IN,
period OF ub icstion hereof, ar thy W II b.
ebarred by virtue Of the provision of the
| statutes. a-#
| J.. .DUNKLF, h, gister