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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20
FOR wILD.CAf BANKS.


Clcvclnnd's Secretary or Agriculture Ia
Yors the State Bank TnS RCpoal- Opposed
To Anti-Optlon.
INV YopK, Feb. l0.-Tho Hon. j.
Sterling Morton, OF Nebraska, who has
accepted the Office OF secretary of agri-
culture IN Mr.. Clovcland's cabinet, was
Mt the Imperial hotel yesterday. Ho is
imam OF fine appearance and carries
his sixty.onc years well. He glorics in
having originated Arbor Day in Nobras-
ka AMI seems to regard this US tho main
achievement OF his life
Mr., Morton does not hesitate to OK
press his opinions. lie said to a re-
porter;
~ am opposed to tho Hatch anii.op.
ton bill. What tho farmers Of this
country want is protection from some Of
their alleged friends. | could not be
called q protoCtionist, but | should be
heartily in favor OF this kind OF prOtoC-
ton. Tho farmers need change in
some of thor ideas, aud they would be
materially benefited by a certain kind
of education. 1t has often been said,
with n degree Of justice, that the
farmers think they know more about
running the hnanco', commerce and
railroads OF the county than they know
about tho rotation OF crops. They are
being mlslcd by certain economical
iallaCiOs.
"1ho Hatch anti.option bill i9 an in
stance. 1t Is generally said and be-
loved that the farmers are the insti-
gators and supporters Of this measure
In my opinion thny should BIO tts most
vigorous opponents. Tho produce ex-
changes and boards Of trade which this
bill Is intended to destroy arc OF the
greatest advantage to producers Of
grain. They provide constant market
and their tendency 10 to keep prices up.
WcrO 1t not Tor Thorn big millOrs could
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20
Kollar's Magic.

II is announced that tho celebrated
man OF mystery, Kellar, will appear at
the Opera House on Tuesday evening,
and that nc will present an unparallel.
ed series OF ieatl and astonishing illu-
sions. The most startling feature OF
tho entertainment is entitled "Oh!"
and is the complete disappearance OF a
man who moment before has been
tied and held by y committee from tho
audience. A beautiful illusion, CAS-
tarte," in which u maiden floats in the
air, experiments in Eastern magic by
Mana Sahib, the Oriental neCromancer,
and Kellar's uneQuallcd new magic,
and last, but not least, his famous new
spritualistic enigma, "Cassadaga Propa.
ganda," in which tho ghost Of "Caglios.
tro" plays a prominent part US Il
"proper gander."
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STRAINED RELATIONS.
Between France and England-Thc Out
look Not Good.

Between France aud England--Tho Out
look Not Good.
New YoRR, Feb, ia special cable
from Paris says; The internal situation
in France will certainly be arranged
sooner or later. What is most unquiet-
ing is the situation abroad which is
anything but good, especially as to the
relations with England At tine same
time Frances relations with Germany
are less strained, because both sides
know that the result OF war would be
so serious that neither dares to COM
menCe,
England on the contrary is seeking to
create difficulties with France in every
possible way and place, Alter the at
tempt to take Morocco, which failed,
came the Egyptian questions, which
were certainly caused by the high
handed action OF Lord Cromer toward
the khedive, who only asked to be left
in peace. The khediye is attempting TO
regain possession from the Euglioh OF
the rights unduly encroached upon
them. The English, percoiving this,
are endeavoring to create difficulties
with France on account OF the port OF
Bzerta, in Tunis. Their claims are
based upon the fear lest France should
convert Bizerta into Il military post,
Notwithstanding her denial OF my such
Intention Italy has complained for
some lime and England backs her mp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20

bv combinations set tho prices OF the
farmers products aud compel the farm
eri to accept them. The agricultural
classes ought to be made 20 see this
question in this light
II am and always have been hard
money man. Some people wanted paper
money, thinking it would be Just MS
good us any other 1t would serve to
pay their debts, and they did not care
about its redemption value after that
was opposed to the unredeemabie
greenback issue and have been opposed
To every measure advocated by fanatics
and demagogues tending TO lower our
currency from its solid and honest
basis. i detest the money theories OF
the Populists and the western eXtrem'
lists. | did indorse tile section OF the
Chicago platform demanding the repeal
OF the 10 per cent tax on state bank Is
sues, without any idea, however, that
such repeal would give an opportu'
nty for tho establishment OF state
banks. do not favor state banks, yet
| do not consider that the government
ought to auuihilate state banks for the
benefit OF national banks, and it was on
this principle that Endorsed that sec
ton OF the Chicago platform iaYorlng
the removal OF the 10 per cent tax"
A dispatch from Lincoln, Ncb., says
Mr.. Morton is rock-ribbed Democrat,
the owner of large model farm and n
we'll known writer on agricultural.
topics. The party is deliehted at his
appointment, except the Boyd element,
which expected federal patronage for
Its rnnka. ". NJ. --.--.----
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mIgh NYnler a Iunllngt on.

Special Dispatch 10 ne IRhElJsnNr'
HuNriNoroN. W. Va, Feb. l9.-The
Guyan river ran out Saturday carrying
about thirty thousand logs into the
Ohio river The river here is little
over fifty feet and has begun to recede.
A gale is brewing and no steamboats,
can live in the terrific waves, The
ferry has ceased to run and all local
packets have had to tic up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20
Democrats Primnrlcs.


HItCVTT UTF1tIETT TO VT7 IVTt1TETIIEV-T'
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Fob, 10, Tho
Democratic primaries indicate that
George I. Neal will he the nominee for
mayor and Scott Turner for chief OF
police. The majority OF delegates to
tho city convention are disposed that
way. Councilmen were put in nominN-
ton for the various wards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20
"Tho Fair Rcbci."

This military drama to DO given at
the Opera House Wednesday afternoon
aud evening Is very attractive drama.
The bugio cnff, prancing stcods, march.
Ing and counter.mnrching OF squads OF
soldiers AFRO all given with correctness
and accuracy OF detail. Tho sensation
is relieved by pretty love story which
runs through tho play, and there is
plenty Of comedy Tho cast Is care.
lully selected ono, every character being
taken by competent person. IN every
particular 1t will be gwen as NJ Its first
production.
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OF Ravensood, W, Va

81 do not write this at the request Of
any one, but because 1 feel it duty to hui
manity, so that others afflicted as my boy
was may know where to find relief.
"Whcn my son was seven years old he
began to complain of soreness in his right
leg. A white swelling soon appeared just
below the knee joint, and extended from
the knee to the ankle. At the same time
he was taken with an attack of fever,
which was broken up, but tho leg became
very badly swollen, causing him great
suffering, and the muscles so contracted
that his leg was drawn up at right angles.
He was unable to walk, could not even
bear 70 be handled, and | thought him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20

THG butcher shop Of Albert Shane, on
Fifteenth street, was entered early Sat.
urdNy morning by burglars, who got
away with about $50, part OF which be-.
longcd to a young lady boardcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20

a sESslBLE woman will not fail to
keep bottle OF salvation Oil on hand
for cuts and bruises. 1t 10 unriyalcd. gj
cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20
DESIRABLE
SIX PER CENT
INVESTMENTS
Etna Iron & Steel Co. Stock.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT,
Room No. !, Cranglc Block,
jas 1878 Market stre,.
HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the time to make your arrangements
for the Worlds F1ir Parties visiting Chicago
Calumet avenue, Tho location Il tic finest o
the city for Worlds Fair purposes. one b.os
from Illinois Central road. that ulke you %
either OF the four cnttQuces to the grounds saud
distance from cable road and three blocks from
elevated road. It's The finest residences portion
OF the city. The advantages are many ls com
pnrcd to the immediate vlClnityof the Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson Pnrk), whore everything Is OF
necessity crude, mado only for tho occasion
Prices vary according TO size and location 1i
room and number OF people Occupying ihon.
Comfortably FURNISHED apartments IN the annex
at somewhat reduced rates.
Table nbuudantly supplied with tho very best
the market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
served. FOr particulars apply to.
MRS H. W. LIST ..
Ja7.rrhas No 22jl Calumet Ave, Chicago III
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Gus Huns variety show, at tho Opera
House Saturday, WIS good with excep.
ton Of tho closing farce, which was
without rcdoeming feature.
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NOR RENT-DAIRY FARlTnT
H. Long Run, II miles from mot0r liza, "
ply 70 AMELIA II. Campbell, Bethagy nttaa
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Confirmed Cripple.

"After time We had the swelling
lanced, midway between the knee and tho
ankle, and it would discharge over q pint
of pus at times. decided to take him to
Cincinnati to have the leg operated upon,
expecting he would lose 1t. But he had
become so poor and weak that l thought ]
would let him gather some strength, II
possible, and bought bottle of Hoods
Sarsaparilla and began giving it to him.
This medicine soon woke up his appetite,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20

Every sonson brings now crop OF
cough remedies, but they cannot com.
pete with that grand, old Dr., Bluffs
Cough Syrup.
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FOR RENT-MARKET GARDFV
Il one mile above the Ton mill rp.,r.sI,-
Immediately Apply at No. 10 Fifteenth si,.',,'
10 JOHN 2, GILCHRlST. S l,5d
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BUSINESS CHANGES
FOR RENT,

RoR RENT-SONIE OF THE RFST
4 rooms IL our new building Tls INV
BANK OF WHEELING '''- ,alI
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WANTED.

pUPlLS WANTED -SHOErTC~
4 thoroughly lGHgltLy mail. Din. ''H'D
cents Address, PclyOla shorthand f...4A
Pittsburgh Pa. .s
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26

Lod', bearing gold and silver. situate ia Warren Mining District, cochiss county, Arizona, and described in the o1ciai plat and field notes he in this ofice. as follows, viz:
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1, Tn iron pin 3.s3 feet from he NH cor. of sn sd.be hospital building, thence IT. 3l W .s4 54 fset to Cor Nc ?, post m.ke; :-i0is r d ihsne- $ Il- I9 E 2r.7 fl tp Cor. No. :, pcs marked % iois r C Loce, whence disc ,y-iy T hit beirs 57' f5 E I56 feet; thence 5 .s- s2 IsO fee; to Cor. No. {, poet marked 4-iosS fC Lrdc. whence U. s Mireral Monument No besr. 73' ' s93s fet; thence g7'2 E G22 feet 10 Cor No ,. post marsed 5-iois F Lode, whence Cor No. (, Sur. No. iOss s-c-smento Lode. bears 27' 2 W 2a feel; taenc. 1s' g. SIS fe 4 to Cor. No. | ans Plac. of bes inbihA, variation IT, 70 east, contsi"ing s3 aerer.
 The location of thi' mine IS recorded in the Re-
 orders office of Coehise county page s4s book '.
 record of mines Adjoining elain,s ts are claim
 sn-- of sacia4seLtc on sa.,, HClbiook D no:th, | Lockout on west aGd Mp une oL southwest. | All persons holding alyer>- e'aIu,- tnrretD are | required to present the same bef.,r~ aTt ce
 within sirty day. from the nrst dsy of publleA
 tiop hereof or they will be bsrred by v'-t-s e! | the provisions of ;he statute.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register 1 ES ~u.Lr.ss, Attorney ior L.aiTnRrp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26
MINING APPLICATION
 No S09.
U. g. Land oace. Tncsor. Arlzor.

U. g. Land o:ce, Tncsor. Anzors
 Deceni her 3I, 1899 NoTICEI HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]. W ~ Howell and L. Garlner, ny J W. Howell. 7i- attorney in fsf, whose post ff e aidre.s is 'isb,e. hhDns, nave male applica tion fir pat CD, for eleven hundred and hfty seven I5O ln' ar feet of the North Star lode or vein bearing gold, slvsr. lead. eppp,r and other mineral, situate in Warren Mining Dstrict, Coehi.e county, Arizona Tsrrtory, and desc-ibed in the ona,isi plat an | aeld rotss on Ale in thl. eface a, follows, viz:
 Bsnnning at \ iosi loce thence B q. ss 3oc feet eo-nsr So. 1. s Eo.t marked l-loss s ode, ss' ss W +O. 73 feet corLer No. ,, a post ma-k-d s-iosi $ lode: thence s 47- s7 V 7s7 which ;. L. NJ. No. 4b,sis \ 6S' IS R 2ei7 .75 i-ef thene, \ 1T Ss W 5s7 feet 10 corner No 4 q post marked 4-i64 Y $ lode: ihenc \ 50. 45' E 75I5 feet to corner No. 5. a post marked 5-io5i \ lode: then-- sC ss fss feet clner No S. 6 post mark d s-iOsi N 5 lode; hen-e $ 47' ss E 6 fec; to N, place Of begipnjng, mag ietie y.ria ton IT. % Ea |; containing ;63 acres.
 The looato of tbis mine is r corded in the Re rdsr's ofi,e Of ,chi-e co1niy, Arizona Ad- oining c aimsnts are upon the northeast by S.l yer Spray, survey No 9il; on the northea>, by the Hys, No s5s. aod the Copper Bullion. No iO60; on the southsest Tip TJp. slrvey NJ. l0o7, and Wood Chopper lo4e. No. iosI: o1 southeast hy liver Besr, sac ' S3t. ani Copper No .rcl which isups7-veye
 All per-oas boiling diverse cla ms the T to srs qnircd 70 present The same Def re tli- 61fes 'tthtn six de 2 rom the hrst diy If pu blicz Ion h s- of or taty vi be b:r et by VT ue ofrf lrDvisloEs o' tbe staiire. Saii spoliea iol |. hreby orde -ef pabli-n,i in the Tom 5stone kPI. rsrH tor period cf tea weeks flo D date of frst ual.cauoa.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. w. HOWELL
 ]. v. HOWELL,
 Atior1cy for L. Hdner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26
MINING APPLICATION
 No. 596.

[. s. Land Ofioe. Tucson, A-izona {
 December si, 1899 NOrICE IS RERRBY CIV I'll 1T THE ~ Cop'.-r Queen Consolidated MiLsne Com paHy. by Pen Viii ann, age [. wko c DO tofh e aIcrc-s IS B. .bee, ArizSns. ha. made aoplic ii L fir pit, | for fifty (5D linear feet of the Iron N ,n-ter ;oIe or v-in. situate in Wa-el Mioia Di -uici, Ccchise cpunty. Arizona Territory, ard de~cr,be it ih= ofnc- T plu and field notss on al il his fl c, a- fol "ws, viz
 Be esi nirg al Corner NJ. l. post mirk d | i0F I'M Lcte, om which L. s, L. N. No b;srs . r. l2' W SIS feet: taerce 2g 9 W 415 fe tt1 cor. Der \ }, post marked 2-lO4s NJ lode thence 75' srg 5Of ct to cor1 No 3, po't marx 3-iois M ide: thruc 2I' 25 4i7.I fest ,orn- No 4 D ,t msik d l. O;9 M lode; theuc \ G. si W 4e 2 feet O corner N. zni p.a,e or begin. nj 2: magnetic vaiistion u' s0 EaH; tni con t-i1inc .47} aTe'
 The carion of ttis mire i- re rled iL the re- co der'- office Of Co,h c,unty, A'izoaa- te- j, 'ng c si nsnfs are apoa the west by he Co ner Jack 6e; upon the solth by the G io1e; upon the ess, by the Rueker lode. Survey No GIL
 AIl uersoas holding adverse a'ms tbe-e'o gre rcqu'red present the .ane before his on c ~ithi" sixty ys rom the fret day "f public .tio he eDi, or they will he bsrr by vr' ue of th~ p visions of the sta ute. Said -ppl cation i- here ny ordrred IuSi- he'd in the Tombs,on- Er.TArn fo- D, ri sd oi t,n weeks from dat; Of first pub. lieafion.
 HgRBERT BROWN Register BEN WILLIAMS Agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26
First Publication November 3U, Ises. MINING APPLICATION
 Nh, 5s9.

U. s. Land Office. Tucson. Ariz., Nov. q. lso2. NOTICF 's HEREBr GIVEN THAT THE IN CoppT Queen Cons, ira'es Mir in Co.,, by Pen Wiliam-, agent. whose post ofic- address Bisbee Cochise county A izona, hss ID ade sp- plicaiion for patert for 4.6 iineal feet on the Little New York Lroe. b airing gold, silver and copper, situate in Warren Mining District Cochise county Arizona. and described in the official plat and 6e file th,s off c. as follows viz: Survey No 1o5S.
 BsginnIns st Cor. No. 1. p1st marked 1-I05s LNY Lode. whence [ Tni-ed Sfar-s Mne-al Monu- men No. b.-rs 4e' 90 W 2o3 sfeef Discov- cry cha -ars 25' 5i so2 feet. Thence l' +s B 47s feet 10 Cor. No. 2, p ct mark s-Io5s L. N ' Lode: tn ne s1' ( W sOn'e ct tocor No 2. pnt msrk-d 3-io56 L \ Lode: thence N H' 4s' " 41s feet 10 Cor. No. f. a [ ost msrk, d 4-i05s L. N Y Lode: thence N ST. ( sJo feet 10 Cor. No. and piace fb,gin ing. variation IT. 70 Easf. cont iaipg 2.o7 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of Cochise county, page 297, book Re ord of Mines. Adjoining claimants claim snts on Ace of SD 'des N. C.. ,urvry No Ic4s, on the e.st, and N W York N C., Sur No. s6i on the north.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto arc re- quired present the be'ore this office within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof they will be barred by virtue of the prc on- of the statute. HERBERT BRoA \, Eegster. Bssw ILLIAxs AtsorI ey for Claimant
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26
AINING APPLICATION
 No 0o1.
U. s. Land Osice. Tucson. Ariz7na,
 NssR1

U. s. Land Oaice. Tucson Ariz'na, !
 De ember ST. 1892. NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIA J. W. IN Howell and L. Gardner. by J. W. Howell, his attorney in fact. whose pot ce address is Bis ee. Arizona, have m de application for plsenr for one thousand and ten QOic) linear feet of the Tip Top lode vein bearing gold, silver. lead, copper and other minerals, situate n Warren Mining District, Coehise coun-y. Ariro Territory, and described in the ofhcai plat snd field notes file in this office Beginning af ', thence N S7' s5' W 264-e feet to corner No. 1, ost marked 1-.o57 T T lode; thence 5o' $ W Iolo5 feet corner No. 2, post marked -lo6. T lode: thence g <7- s5 s9s.3 feet to DO t marked s-Ios7 lode; thence N s7' 27' E loos.7 feet corner No [. post marked s-lod7 T T lode from which U. s. L. '. No. bean G. IS F. sslzes feet: themes c. s6 W 2y2s feet post N place os beginning: magnetic variation IT. % East and containing li.ss ceres. -naie. with wood Chop per lode nos claimed.
 The Ioc thu Of this mine l. recorded in the Re- eosders esIcs sf Cochi-e county, Arizona- Adjoin- ng eIaimaass ass upoa shs esth psrsialiy hy the
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26
HYMNS APPLICATION
 No. 59B.

U s Land Office. Tucson. Arz.. De-. 3l, 1892 NOrICR |, H1R-BY GIVEN T i>T L.
 ~ ez dn sr, byI W. Hovei Lis attorney m fact. aud J. W. II Il, whose po-tofhce address is sis1e-. Arix ynA. h. made app ieItsn for patent for elev n huni.ei and tlir ght !Iss-lnelr feet fines iss Io.e or veiD, bearing 2 Id, -'i- ve lea and copper, situate in Warren M ming D's- trlu. Cochi>e county. Arizonl Ter. .itorv, and de scrip.o in the ofiei4 plat and se1 so:ss sl- n this o,nce as follows, yiz-:
 Beginn ng at C1rnsr No. I, a rost in monumen' Of s ones ma-I ei N i-.O5e Lo. fir m wti, h U- s. l. N. No 4tel ls> s0' W s:i54 feet dis- snes; thenee \ g E soJ ie-t 10 CorLer No. 2, a pJs' in z mound of s ones marked 2-lO6s Loce; thence 65- ~ 1O57.2 feet to Corner No. po-t n mt und nf stones market lo59 L)c-; tl' nee 2J' W 575 feer 70 Cornsr NI- 1. poss in m ousd If ston. muh- d 4-I059 s Lode; ence C. ii ssl | ct to Cirner No 5, post in mUuni Vf sio es marked 5-lo5S Looe; te ce \ 4i' 4S K 3c' feet Corner No and pl of begi mi g; agne -ie citations IF 90 East; and cont ming Tkrtser s5-iG) acres.
 The oc. ton of this mine is recorded in the Reco- ders tfhce Of C' ehse county, hrzora on page. bo ., Records of Mines Adjoining eiainia Us are aron tLe we.tiytIe Hoibrook lode, su yey No. sss. Ut No s: upcn tse east by the Angel lode, slIveyec.
 All pc sons holding aive-s= claims thereto arc re- qu.red t5 present the fore rhIs office within sixy days from the day Of publicat Jn hereof. or they ~ be barred by virtue of the ovisiots of the statue Said sppi esrjoa l. her. oy orce ed up o- pu uIished n the Toubs e EPrTA II fbr-a period of n weeks from date If h st pubiicau n.
 HERBERT BRows, R gister. J. W. HOWELL, sn1
 l. W. HOWELL,
 Attorney for L. Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26
AIMING APPRECIATION
 50. Soi.

.. s. Land oc,ce, Tucson, Arix, Dec 3i, 1892 NJ eTIcs Is HeaEBY GIVEN THAT L CARD 1\ r, by J ~ How Il. hi' aitorn in fact, ant W Howell, wh st office address is Dis ee- Arizona, have made application for patent for fifteen hund ed Qjco) linear feet of the Howell vein lose or dsros.t, bearing gold, silver, copper and lead, situate in Warren Mining District. Cochise county, Arizona rer'it ", nd described in the off, ciai plat and field notes file in this office, fol- lows, vix:
 Beg ming st corner No 1, post in mound of stone. msrl cd l-lOc3 II Loee; thence s .s' 30 W 1889 fe eor0er No ?, post n 1T ouud of stone. ami msrked 2-IoSS n L,de: thence ss' O. E 27o feet 10 corr CT N. 8 pot in monni oi stone marked S-iOes Il . cd fiom whSh l. s L. Nj. No. hea N Sl' 5! k 2ssL6 fee; distance; IL LeOce 5e' O. E 2627 feet ts eoruer Nn. {. 6 put in moInd of stone marked 4-l05I Il L, de thence \ .7' s2 il52 67 feet to corner No. 5 a port in mO0ni of' ne ID rked S-lO63 II Lo ie: thence \ ts' 5D aS2 feet t' cpner No. 6, a post in noun of rtoLe marked 6-iooj II LoSe; thence \ 55- O. " 4ss s5 fee, to corner No and place ef begin niog, magnetic variations 1T i5 Eazi, containing Fiiteen CPS looo scrss, conflict With Black Jack lode not clsimed
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Rec orders office O, cochise county, page book. .. record O, mines. Adjoining claimants upon ttr northeast by st rvey No. s57, the Gardner .de upon the no1hwert by suIv, No. lO7I, the Lit ls Joker and Irish Va; oies; uDcn the sou be isI ny Survey No. io5o, ihe Tdsn le Lode, s.d th, Ba Jack Lotc. win which i; conflicts. All per-ous holding adverse cisims thereto ar, required to preseot the same before this ofhe' w:thiD sixty dsy- from the trst day of puhlieator hereof or they will be barred by yirtue ofthe pro s'ons oi the statute. Sad ap2lea'ion i- he eby ordered O he plbish sd in the rombss 'ne EPITAru for period of ten week. from date of nst pnbh eaton.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. J. W. HOWELL, and
 J. W HOWELL.
 Atto.reyfor 1. Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-26
MINlNG APPLICATION
 No. 504.

US. Land oAsce. Tucson. A'iz., Dec. si, Is9z.
 NOTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE
 IN csypsr c cen Goa solicat d Mining C'-, oJ Ben Williams, agsat. whose po>toce address is BIs bee. Arz has m,de application for pasent for eev. en huns T d aud forty i've liI1 'inesc feet os the Ac, of spsd ioie or vein, barring gpid. si ver. .ad. eopp sni otle- mnsrsl-, situate Tn Warren mining dstr.cs Cochise county, srizonz Ter ritofy. and described in the official piat and heid noses on file in this ofnce. as follows. viz
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