Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-21

degrees west 600 feet to the place of be-
ginning. The Ella is bounded on the
east by the Rich Man claim, on the west
by the Hoosier Girl, and conflicts with
the White on the south. The Ella is prop
erly marked by monuments"
Being the same premises described in a
certain deed of conveyance dated the 18th
day of May, 1858, between James H.
Cheves, Stephen G. White and Richard W.
Webb, parties of the first part, and The
Santa Fe Copper company, party of the
second part, and recorded on the 21st day
of May, 1888, in book 81" of the records
Eof mining deeds and coveyances, pages
50S-510, of the county of Santa Fe, terri
tory of New Mexico.
~ All that certain mining claim known
as the Rich Man claim, situate IN the New
Placers Mining district in the county of
Santa Fe, territory of New Mexico and
bounded and more particularly described
az follows:
"This claim 10 situate on the southeast-
ern slope of the Tuerto mountains, about
one mile northeast from the town of San
Pedro, and about 1900 feet southeast from
the old workings on the Big Copper mine.
Location notice is posted at the center of
the south end line, thence north As de-
grees west 300 feet to the southwest
corner, thence north As degrees east 1900
feet to the northwest corner, thence south
IS degrees east 600 feet to the northeast
corner, thence south IS degrees west 1900
| feet to the southeast corner, thence north
Is degrees west 300 feet to place of begin
bn o1o L. l.
monuments, and is bounded on the east
by the Ella and White claims, and on the
south by the Puzzle and White"
Being the same premises described in a
certain deed of conveyance, dated the
10th day of May, 1888, between Stephen
G. White, Frank P. White and Richard w.
Webb, parties of the first part, and the
Santa Fe Copper company, party of the
second part, and recorded on the 2lst day
of May, 1883, in book III" of the records
of mining deeds and conveyances, pages
506-508, of the county of Santa Fe, terri
tory of New Mexico.
(3) All that certain mining claim
known as the Magnolia claim, situate in
the New Placers Mining district, in the
county of Santa Fe, territory of New
Mexico, and bounded and more partiou-
larly described as follows:
"This claim is situate on the southeast
ern slope of the Tuerto mountains, about
one mile northeast from the town of San
Pedro and about 1900 feet east from the
old workings on the Big Copper mine.
Location notice is posted at the south
west corner, which is also the northwest
corner of the Rich Man, thence north 45
degrees east 600 feet to the northwest cor
nef, thence south As degrees east 1900
feet to the northeast corner, thence south
As degrees west 600 feet to the southeast
corner, thence north As degrees west 1,5O0
feet to the place of beginning. This
claim is bounded on the south by the Rich
Man and on the east by the Ella and ia
properly monumented."
Being the same promises described in a
certain deed of conveyance, dated the
18th day of May, 1888, between
James Il. Cheves and Stephen G.
White, parties of the first part,
and the Santa Fe Copper company, party
of the second part, and recorded on the
2lst day of May, 1888 in book III" of the
records of mining deeds and conveyan-
ces, page 5O3-505, of the county of Santa
Fe, territory of New Mexico.
az All that certain mining claim
known as the Montezuma claim, situate
in the New Placers Mining district.
county of Santa Fe, territory of New
Mexico, and bounded and more particu-
larly described as follows:
| "This claim is situate on the southern
slope of the Tuerto mountains about one
mile northeast from the town of San Pc
dro and about 100 feet from the old
workings on the Big Copper mine. A
copy of location notice is posted at the
southeast corner of the claim and the line
runs thence west 800 feet to the southwest
corner, thence north Is degrees east $500
feet to the northwest corner, thence
east 600 feet to the northeast
corner, thence south Is degrees
west $500 feet to the place of
beginning. This claim Is properly
marked by monuments and is bounded
on the east by the Giblin claim, it con-
flicts with the Apex claim on the north
west and with the Copper Belle on the
northeast"
Being the uame premises described in a
certain deed of conveyance, dated the 10th
day of May, 1888, between John H. King,
Richard Giblin, Samuel D. Baldwin, Chas.
l.. Ratlif and Richard W, Webb, parties
of the first part, and the Santa Fe Cop
per company, party of the second part,
and recorded on the 21st day of May,
1858, in book "H" of the records of min
ing deeds and conveyances, pages 511-518
of the county of Santa Fe, territory of
New Mexico.
(5) All that certain mining claim
known as the Puzzle claim situate in the
New Placers Mining district, county of
Santa Fe, territory of New Mexico, and
bounded and more particularly described
az follows; 80
"This claim ia situate on the southeast
one mile northwest from the town of San
Pedro, and about $50 feet southeast from
the old workings on the Big Copper mine.
Location notice is posted at the south
west corner, thence northeast 800 feet to
the northwest corner, thence southeast
1900 feet to the northeast corner, thence
southwest 600 feet to the southwest COR
ner, thence northwest 1900 feet to the
place of beginning. This claim is bound
ed on the north by the White and Rich
Man; no other boundaries"
Being the same premises described in a
certain deed of conveyance, dated the 18th
day of May, 1883, between Stephen G.
White, Frank P. White and Richard w.
Webb, parties of the first part, and the Santa
Fe Copper Company, party of the second
part, and recorded on the 22d day of May,
1888, in book HI" of records of mining
deeds and conveyances, 513-515, of the
county Q: Santa Fe, territory of New
Mexico.
l6l All that certain mining claim