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THE yALkYRIE BEATEN.
Only Length Behind the Princes Yacht
When She Was Disabled.


When She Was Disabled.
Yesterdays yacht race of the Royal Thames
Club off Gravesend, England was grand one
In the Judgment of many Lord Dunraven's
new yacht, the yalkyrie, which is coming to
America to race for the Americas cup, would
have won had not her bowsprit broken. In the
opinion OF the sporting papers, however. the Bril-
tannia showed her superiority over the Valkyrie.
The starting gun was fired at noon and all the
yachts were then close together. The VaIllvris
profited by good judgment in having extra
hands aboard and reached the line so as 10 GET
full benefit Of the gun and the weather berth.
The Britannia followed her closely over the
line. then came the :verna and the Calluna.
There was grand race between the Britannia
and the Nalkyrie TO get round the Mouse light
ship first. The Britannia secured the honor by
a narrow margin. Both presented magnificent
sights as they went round carrying their spln-
makers almost to the point. The turning was
marvellous change from the old-time sailing,
for by her shortness and depth Of keel each was
enabled 10 turn almost as if on a pivot
The britannia started homevard fully seven
seconds ahead of the Nalkyrie. Then came a
treat seldom enjoyed. The Nalkyrie. a trife
quicker in her STAYS than the Britannia, had
drawn uncommonly close 10 her rival after the
boats passed Southend. The britannia
luffed TO keep her opponent under her stern
About went the Nalkyrie and about went the
Britannia. Thus they proceeded all along the
shore. Occasionally the NaIkyrie gained bit,
but when she did 20 the Britannia was extra
prompt in going about
Finally the Britannia stood out straight away
for home with big gap between her and the
Nalkyrie.
Soon afterward the VaIkyrie began closing
the gap, and she was only length behind the
britannia when her topsail was smashed.
Then her bowsprit broke Of short. bringing
down everything. She had to lay TO and rent
almost entirely before proceeding.
The Nalkyrie WAS second. the iverna third and
The Caluna fourth. The time was as follows;
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St. Stephens New Rector.

The Rev. George F. Dudley, the rector-elect
of st. stephens parish. Columbia Heights, will
enter upon his charge next week and hold his
first service in the church Sunday morning,
June 4 1898
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MARRIED..
DIED.

NATURALIZATION. At McKendree Church,
May "a, 1893. by kev. l.. n MidernIsn, WILLIAM
+. HUMMER and MARIAN L. FITZHUGH.
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The first prize was given 10 the Britannia and
the second to the Iverna-
The unwonted interest shown bv the Prince
Of Wales is supposed to have been due to his in
tention to try 10 beat Emperor Williams Yacht
Meteor with the Britannia at the Cowes races.
The Prince Of Wales expressed himself highly
satisfied with the performance of HE boat.
which WAS one of the three Scotch cutters
recently built on the Clyde for this seasons
racing.
The following are the dimensions Of the lead
ing boats:
Britannia. Length all. 125 feet: extreme
beam. - feet 8 Inches: extreme draught, II feet
water line length. - feet, snth main BOOM 80 feet.
Nalkyrie. Length all. l25 feet. extreme beam
20 feet inches; extreme irAught, is feet incnes
water line length, 50 feet, length main boon 90 feet
The London Sportsman SAYS of the Britain
mia: '-She Is INCIDENTALLY the better boat of the
two. and she fairly thrashed her adversary after
some Of the smartest jockeying ever seen"
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GETTYSBURG'S FIELD.
What the Government May Do to
Stop Its DETACHMENT.
THE DESTRUCTIVE RAILROAD.
1.-THE Building Of the Road Continues Every
Trace OF the Battlefield Will BE Oblit-
erated-An Injunction May BE Obtained
by the Secretary Of War.

Gentlemen who are interested in the preser-
vstion OF the Gettysburg battlefield say that
the claim OF the corporation which is building
the trolley road that the United States govern
ment has no right to interfere with their work
because it does not own the land is not
altogether well founded They say
tnat while the government has not actually
purchased the ground it has clearly indicated
Its intention Of SO doing by the enactment Of
legislation to preserve and mark the lines Of
the battlefield and by appropriating SIS. 900
toward the accomplishment of that purpose.
AN INJUNCTION POSSIBLE
1nasmuch as the report Of Maj. Davis shows
clearly that the operation Of the trolley COM
pany is a serious DETACHMENT Of the bat
tie ground at several important points
the question arises as to whether or
not the War Department could not at
least obtain an injunction against the
corporation to prevent a continuance of the
work Of spoliation on the simple ground that it
would prevent the execution of the announced
legislative policy of the government for the
preservation and marking of the military lines
in their proper condition.
1t would be for the courts then to determine
Wnetner or not an lnguncuon would lie against
this private corporation to prevent it from in
terfering with the plans of the United States
government with respect to this battlefield.
TIME FOR CONGRESS TO DECIDE.
Undoubtedly it would furnish the basis Of a
preliminary injunction at least. which would
be kept in court long enough for Congress to
finally decide what it shall do with regard to
the Gettysburg battlefield
There have been repeated attempts on the
part of those who are interested in preserving
the historical monuments of that field to OBJ
tain the necessary appropriation from the gov
eminent to purchase the ground, which the
farmers who own the fields are quite willing to
dispose Of to the government.
One thing at least is certain. III the trolley
company is allowed to 60 on with its work of
destruction. leveling hills and filling up valleys,
the great battlefield of Gettysburg will lose
much Of its identity and be hardly more than
an ordinary graveyard. and the natural objects
which now enable the visitor to get a clear idea
OF the scene OF the principal battle of the war
of the rebellion will have disappeared forever
from the face Of the earth.
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TIE RED Flag Is FLYING.

We are Obliged TO hang out the danger signal"
The people have always been our friends. and they
shall not be deceived. II can help IT,
HEED THE WARMING.
Many limitations and simulstions Of Carriers
LITTLE LIVER PILLS are being offered. and itis
our duty ~ raise the danger signal"
DON'T BE DECEIVED
You cannot be careful you cannot scrutnize To-
closely When you ask for CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS you want CARRIERS" Don't
be careless; that you eet ''C-A-R-T-E-k-'-s"
Refuse all others take nothing but the genuine CAr
TER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pill Small Dose Small Price
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SECRETARY LAMoSr's FUTURE ACTION.

SECKETAKY LAMONT FUTURE ACTION.
Secretary Lamont has appointed a commits
sion to execute the law providing for the
preservation and marking of the lines of the
battlefield. but beyond that his plan of action
Il still undetermined. He has been advised.
however, that his course is very simple and that
he has full authority under the law to stop any
further work by the trolley company.
He has been advised that by notifying the
Attorney General that he is about to carry out
the provision of the act and take charge of the
battlefield the Department OF Justice can pro-
coed to condemn any property necessary or a
rule can be obtained upon the trolley company
TO show cause why they should not yacate the
premises.
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MINING ZION
 No. 595.
.. $. Lard of e. Tnc-on, A-izo1s,
 n.c..ph.y zt fssQ

U $. Lard ofi e. Tnc-on, A-izo1., Drc-mber g, 1ss2. NoTrCE Is HEREBY C vN THAT D. IN W.lh James aad W. Dodge, by Ben VI inian-, n .utorrey in fact. whose po-tofice adjr E. l. Pi be Ariys1a, have ma e application for p; te,t for Ave hu 10 ell sad v Goo) iDea' fe tofrh ,pptr Bull ca .dc or vein, a. n {, old sIver, lead, copper and other minerals. sirl- at.i wnrr.n viaing D-lrict, c cbise county. Arizona T rrito'y. ana d-sciib d In the otci'l plat and il d nc. e. on fe 'n this office e. fol loss, ,iz:
 B.c;nuinr a, the initial monunen- N, 1. firm which L. <. T.. a. NJ. bear. sg g E 2ai9.3 fe tdi-ianc,; herc. 8 | 1925 fert pot 1T monument ns -rone. ani marked 2- 060 C looe t1enc. N 5o' 45' E 4sss feet 70 co No. 3. Q post in m und ston-r muk s--'oioc c B lod' :: tn, nee 5- 5O1 sitet corner No. 4, post in mound of sto a,.d marsei 4-'0so C d :: th. nee G. % W s5a feet [" ruer \ ?. !. marked 5-io60 c 5 Io e: thence s e7' s2 53 f e to cor No. G. marked e-iOso c lode: then s ss' W sue fe | n r No. and place Of besinn'Dg: meg" eiie variation IF D East; and contain ng I3 70 ~ei's
 he Ioc,, i'm Of il i- mine ir recorced in the Re- co aer'- of co of Coo ire coun'y, Arzcns- Ad- .Iping eIumanf- a up,n ,be norih by the Sur prise oIe, sIrves Nc. I0ls; Jon ihs sa-t by tie HsyslJ6e suuey 2. g73: on the south Dy '- Nor h -t- iode, survey No. Io6.: upon the ~e Hyt w1-d hopp-r lode, survey NJ" ioSi. m ts- Amazon lore, survey N. iof6; northwest by Broth. Jonathan. surrey 2. 9s0.
 All persons holiing siverse cis ms th sreto are n qrired To re-ent ih. same be this office ~i hin sixty csy- from the arrt day ofpublic ton -ere f, or e will he hsrrvd by yir.u' of the pr1vi-- O. of the st4tste- Said application is hereby ordered published ia the Tombstone EP;- rAps 10, period of ten weeks from date Of first pI blieaiion.
 nERBERr BROWN, Rs gister BEN WILLIAMS, Agent.
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Lod', hearing gold and silver, situate ia Warren Mining District, Cochise county, Arizona, and described in the official plat and field notes in this office, as follows, viz:
 Be .inuiDg al Cor. No. 1, m iron pin 3.s3 feet from ,hc k cor. of an adobe hosPiiaI building. tteDce IF 3i W s64 5i feet 10 Cor No. :, post m.rkei2 los F . L L,d q; hence $ 4i' is E ssl.7 1t tp Cor. No. 3, A pos marked ioss c Looe. whence disc very hat besrs \ 57' ss E i5s feet; thence $ 7s' B i10 'eel to Ger. No. (. poet marked 4-Io4s c Lode whence U. 8 Mineral Monument No bsar' : s3' 5 K s9a.s feet; th, nte \ X' 622 feet 10 Cor No 5. . post mars ed 5-i0is F c Looe. whence Cor. N" (, Sur. No. i052. s-ersmen nto Lode. bears $ 27' 2 W 22 feet: t1enc, N .s' g. W 5is fe .t to Cor. No an place of be. inLin., variation IT. 4o east, contai ing S3 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Re- orders office of Coehse county, on ,ske 24s book [, record of mines. Adjoining ciAima ts are claim. ants of SaeIa..ebtC on sart, holbi ouk D no. .th . Lockout on west anc Mp une on set thwest.
 All persons holding zaVsr-- eia,n- ;heret, are required to present the same before m, sr ee within sixty days from the first day of publies. tiou hereof. or they will be barred by virtue oi the provisions of he statute.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register Es WILLIAMS, Attorney for Claimant.
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First Publication Ap il g. is93. MINING ARPLlCAIlO
 No. 5sz.

US Land once. Tucson, Ariz. March 90 1893 RJ cT;cE $ 5 REBy GIVEN TIA Ga dnrr, N a.d J Howell by W. Howe ., h' attorney in fact whose yostofee address is Bi-be CocLi,e county, Ar ma, have made application for . paten. for Iiss.s linear i-st the sac a- m.n,o Lode, beai g gold and silver. situate In War en Mining District, Cochse county, Arzo a. and described in the oic al plat and field notes o Ale in this office, as foiioxs, Survey No loe2
 Be ian ng al s; mafk'd l-iJb2 ! Lode, wne ce Unit St Locating Mon men No { bears $ .s' ssS feet DsJOvsIy shaft bears N 4s. 10 Ss7 feet oisia |. TbeDce : ec q iiss : ied 10 p ct ms K q a-lco2 I'd hsLce E' 2 l. 3se feet to . p st m,rk 3-ios2 Lodt then.e \ s,- I4 W llas 3 ieei 10 a post msrkeds-i,6.S Lode; thence S W s9S 5 feet to pIac. of beri hing, vara ios IT co taet. containing Is g ser e. and ming 2 por'ion of tn ---QaaJer of sect on - m Io"n- ship of range
 The location fl this mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of Cochise e-unty, Arzona
 Adjoining claim are ela' naut4 on Srr. loo9 on the North, Sur. io,s on the L.s, and en Sur Ie4s sn the West.
 Ali persons hcihing sdve-se claims thereto are required to preseb. the same before this ofiie' within six'y days from the hrst publ cation hsrv s.. or they wiI he barred by virtue of the provi- ions of the rtatute-
 n EBERT BROWN, Register.
 J. W. HowxLL- Attorney for Claimant.
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AINfNG APPLICATION
 No 00l.
h. araher 2I ISlp |.

U s. Land O.sce, Turson Arizana,
 De ember 3l, 1892. NYorICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIA ]. W. IN Howell and L. Gardner. by J. W. Howell, his attorney in fact whose post flee address is Bis e., Arizona, have m de application for q ten for one thousand and ten Qolo) line IT feet of the Tip Top lode vein bearing gold, silver, lead copper and other minerals, situate n Warren Mining Distr .ct, Cochi~e y, Arizo Territory, and described in the ofieiai piaf end field notes file in this office as f Iows, vix:
 Beginning at NJ. thence 47' s5' W 2e4.e feet to corner No. l, a ost marked l. o57 T lode. thence 5o' $ W Iol3.s feet corner No. 2, post marked -lo67 I Tlode: thence s7' s5' S,5.3 feet to DO t marked s-l067 I lode; thence N I7' g iocs.5 feet corner No {, post marked s-lo67 T lode from which U. s. L. N. No bears 6s' IS F. solze es feet; thence e s6 272s feet to post place of beginning magnetic variation II % East; and cont.ining lI.s9 scre<. conae with Wood hop periode not claimed.
 The loc ton of this mine is recorded in the Re- eorder's ofucs ef Cochi-s count Arisoaa- Adjoin- .clainasss sss upsa shs . ssth pastialiy by tss
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MINING APPLsCATIOS
 No. 594.

U 8. Land Office. Tucson. Ariz., Dec. Sl. is9s.
 NynTiCE E HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE
 N C,prQ cen C.Y sol at q AiHine c by Ben Williams, age [, whose po>tofce address is B- pre. ariz. has .de application for parent for ees eu hun, aud forty live liii ises- feet O the Ae. of spsd 10 ie or vein, bearing z Id. si " II ad. eopp ani ot n n-Fsl situate m Warren mining ct c,chise county, -rizona Ter r to y, and described in the ofhcial plat and field not,-s oa file in Shis office, as i'd ows. viz
 s9innIng at Cor CT NJ. I, psss ma 1-r<s \ of d. fro u ~h ch U. S. l. M N ( bes's 4y 5r W 2oos.s feet tn. nee \ e. ( iioes fe to or. CT No. :. po- ma d e- esS A of l de: ,he co n' ss' F soo feet to Co ner No. 2, po-i marke 3-;0Ie A of $ Loce: henc' 7g A W iiss s4 secs tr corn'r No. (. D st msrkef ioss Ais Lo le. thence SI'4 4r W Es s-stt CSrnsr No. an place of ei sning. nag'c'ic VT ati n u' 4r East. snf c,a ai 'ns ev' n s2 1000 cTes, conf ct W tn cnmbrrs and L Ge n te amrd.
 Ths loezuon of ths nins is rseoFdsd in the Rscc1-
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First Publication November 3O, is97. MINING APPLICATION
 NO, 5S9.

U. s. Land Ofice. Tucson. Ariz, Nov B. lso7 NyorICF HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
 N CDpr Qaeen Cone, liTa'ca Min, Co.,, by Ten Wi tam. agent. whose post ofi .- address Bi-be. Co;hise county A izona, hse made 3D. Dlioa ion for patei for f'6 lnrnl feet on the Lit'l' New Y'.rk L,Ic, b arinp god, rilvtr and copper. situate in Var Mining District Cochise county. Arizona. and scribed in the official laf and he file in thls off C. as follows vii: Survey No l056.
 B. ginning St Cor. No. 1. p,st m ked l. io5s IN Y L"de wh ce nj Stat Mine al Y ,nu- men No. b.-rs 4s' 90 W 2ooa. sfeef. Discov. ey -ha t ars 25' ST sO2 feet. IT cree ll' |! I76 feet 70 Cor. No. g. p st ma'k. s-Io5s IN Y Lo 'e: tn ne s.'4 W D" eer toCor Nc \. p.t m-fs-i 5-iojs L Y Lode: :ss nee 7 l'4s' W 416 feet 10 Cor. No. 1, a ost markt d i-i05s L \ Y Lode; thence N G. ( sa feet 's Cor. No. 1 and plsre ofb 2 ing, variation IT. 70 East, cont inn. o7 acres.
 The location of this mine is record in the Rec orders office of Cochise county, page 297 book :, Re ord of Mines Adjoining claimants are claim snt- on Ace of >p d=- M. C.. -urvry No ie4s, on the east, and W York N. C.. Sur. No. ssi on the nor:b.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto gre re- quired 10 present the be'ore this office within sixty days fr.m the first day Of public aton hereof they will b. barred by virtue of the pr, wis on- ef the statute. HERBERT BRO \. essssr. SE'w nLIAAs Attorrsy for Claimant
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-16
First Publication April 9. ISol INNING APPLICATION
 NO. ssS A HEADED.
U s. Land Ofiee Trcson .rizons.


 Ma eh 90 r5g3. Notice is hereby given that The Copper Queen Con.llidaiei Mining Company by b~i Win ans ag-ni. whoss post-ofhce aodIess | Bisbee Cochlse County Arizona. has mads application for patent for Io96 linear feet on the Molvina nine beaing xois silver and lead situate in Warm Mining Dis,riAt Co chise County Anzona. and described in the ofhcial piaI and h- Id notes n C n this offce as io.io~s. viz: Survey No e5s amended.
 Beginning at post m the Dor'heriy end center of ,he csaim marked ''I NJ" Molsins thence 7s' "a w 300 feel 10 Posi m ,rhs q s-ese Mesvins lode; thence To B '" soQ6 C, to a post ms' ked s5e NJ lode ih-nc- s ze' t5 E 6,o feet to post marked 3-95S M lode; theoce Io' 33 Ioo6 'eet 10 pos marked -eso Nj lode; whence Uri'ed Ss tc Mineral Monum-n; No one tsl ears Go zo E zros. "a feet; thence N 7s' Iz' "A 300 feet to initial post and pace of reeinning. Variation IF 90 E C ntarsiTg B o7t acres exeiusive oi Sur. Nos. sss and 3z5 and Aurora and Co2prr- opcrlis lodes.
 The Iocairon of this mine is recorded in the Recosder< ofice Of Cochi>e Co. Ariz Adjoining clsimznss of Sur. No s85 on the east. on >nr. No zz, on the south ana on Copperopo!is anI Auron on .be Wet
 Al persons bolding adverse claims thereto nre reouised so DIT sent the same be'o.e this oGL ,e within sixty days from first day of pubii- enGioa bereof. or they ~il bs barred by virtue q she prosissous os the statue.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register. HEH WILLIAMS. Aesnx for Clasnaht
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MINING APPLICATION
 No. J0fs.
[. s. Lsnd Ofioe, Tucson,

[. s. Land Ofioe. Tucson. Arizo-a
 Dec m 'er 3l, le92 1 NOTICE IS pE2FBY CIV I'll 1T THE Cop -=r Queen Cousol dated Miuiug ",m- paiy by Pen w<l am., age [. wEo po-tofi C a1ere-s is B. bee. arizpua, Ia. male aDpic ii n fr pus [ for fifty (5D linear feet of the Iron N meter iois or win. situate in wa-e1 Mi i, ' Di rIiet, Ccchi-e c'unty. Arizona Terrtory, and deer be ip rhs fife plu and field not.s on nle n hi- off C. a- fol ,w-, viz.
 Be i ming at Com -r NJ. l. post m 'rk los M Lp'e, om which '. s. L. NJ. No. b.sr- ; i.' I2' W 3i3 feel: tarice > 2T 9 W is5 feet tD cor n-i x 9 poet marked 2-IO3y N lode ;thenteS s 75' ATE 5Of ct to crr7 rNo 3, p,-t marx d s-lois MI lrde. th-uc sI' 5 4I7.I feet eorn-r No l. .tmzik C 4 O:9 I N lode; thegc 6i s4 W wis feet 10 cornrSl. sni p!a O! begip- ri 2; magnetic variation IT. 70 Ea,t; sni con- ii ing AZ aTe'
 The T carion of thi- n'Ee is re rd-d iL the re co der's office Cf Co-hi county, A izoaa. .d- l. q sS g.! c=. :.- n;oa n. west bs he Coz rer Jack Se; pon :he ,o1th by the G n ra lote: upon the east by the Rucke- lode. survey No 6ii.
 Fl per.os holding adverse aims the'e'o gre r qu'r,d 10 present the ne before 'h's off' C within sixty ys rom the nr-f day "fpubl'e .tion e1i, or rh'y will he b IT by vir re of the pr visions oi tS, sta ute. Ssii appl cation i- here ny ordrred Jub he'd in the Tombs on- EP rAPH fo- D ri d oi t,n eels from dat of fret pu b. iieation.
 HERBERT BROWN. R gi-ter REIN WILLIAMS Agent
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No. 5SJ.
'. s. Land otiee. Tu,son Arizona.

L. E. Land Office. Tu,son Arizona
 Deceh.b'r Si, 1892 NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS IN Copper Queen C DIS jiidated Mining O.. by Ben w'll ams, geIt, whose postofice address IS BI, be. Arizona, has mad application for a patent for ii hunsrec anc n nety (9sO) linear feet of the Copper Jack lode or vein arag gold, silv lrad copper and other m 'nerals, situate in War, mining district, Cochise oounty, Arizona T,rrto'y. and described in the of Al plat and field file in this office follows. VIE,
 nui at orner No. 1, post marked i-iO45 CJ Lot, on wh oh |. s. L. N. No. b, q s i7' i2' W sISf et th nee r 50 Iso 'eet 10 Corner No. ?, q, st markcf 2-i0i1 J Iof.; trenca uorl 7s' sD T so4 feet 10 Corner No. 3 (po.t marked W s-Io47 eel ess'erly Hde of hous-. $ 7s' 8 E 10 feet from Corner No. 8 thence 23' 25' W 30fe toC IT CT No. 4. s 2-in. gas pip, iu s'cne wall for Corner NJ. {, stone marked md r pipe. wall 5-l0s7 Lode thence IF l5 W 275.s7 ct to Corn'r .. 5, 's, q arked 5-lOiT To ie; thence s7' i2 677.t | 10 Corner No. 6 post market -loI7 j d.; theI ee 3i' s2 E 2is.s feet |, Corner No. :, ? . maikd iOi7 C L de, rom which U. L. NJ No. 1 teus 7s' 70 E isss s6 fe t; t1-nee f ,s SS feet 10 Come No. <. post ma. k-d s ioi7 c [. L de: thence $ 75'4" EiIi.4 ie-t Corner N". 9 pnst max y lOi7 Loue' tneuce N z' 70 4.s f ct Come No. and ula;e Of b gin ling magnetic a,ion- IT. 10 Eas aad containin, | l .5s1 cres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Reeor der's ofhce of Coehse county, Arizona, page ] of B .uk. D, ,Records of sires. Adjoining claimant aye on t"r we-r par y by the Copper ioes Lod' su wy No 2s5; n ,h south pa t.y by the ,op p-r e iren L,de, srvey N 70, sni b, the Gen ,ral Sgr,ey N. 6.O; on the east by the IroI ! N nster.
 | All persons holding adverse claims there'o re | qured 10 presen' the sans be this office within six days fr the first day of publication hereof Q they ~ he barred by virtue of the provisions of ,h statute. Said ,pplIrstio1 is ger by O d re plb li-h d in the T,'mb 'ton- ErIrAPH for perio1 O en we, ks fom da e O. frs ptblicaton
 HERBERT BROWN. Register BEN WILLIAMS, Agsut.
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dress is Bisbee, Arizona, have mace appli at'ou for . patent for ele,eu hundr d md sixty-one Qiei) r., ear feet on The Wood hopper lode or vein bear rg g,ld, silver, lsas, copper sns other minerul., .i uat. in War ren Mining Dist'ic', Co., ehise county, Arin ma Territory. ana desc'ibcd ia the ofic al plat and n- notes file in this oftcc as follows, viz:
 Beginning posi in monument of stone. he ing the inti ,l monument of claim. thence 8 E 27s feet to rner No. l. pot m rkrd i-iO6i W c l.de; thepc. NJ s7' @ % feet 10 cor N > 2. post marked 2-106l W CT de: thence x s 5J E 2is feet 10 corner No. 8. O m .rked 3-i0sl W lode; thence N s W 2ss feet to C, No. {. post marked 4-I0si W C lode, frcm wh ca U. s. L. M NJ. besrs \ so' s7 Es94sS fer; thence s so' To W il6i .s5 feet No. 5. poet ma ked 5-icsl V iod-; thence s BIS feet te place of 0. u. nirg; magnetic variation IF % East; a. d epn- lining E. ss acres ,nficts with North star l5de and Tip Top lcdeciaimed.
 The location of ihi- mine is recorded in the Re. cor ter's off ,c of Cochise .oun y. Arizona Ad Joining cla ma1t- are on the north by the Ana zon lode, suryey No. ic66' on the east the Cor per Bullion. survey NJ. i06), a dtIe Srth Sta lode. survry N,. IOS4, vi h which it conflicts: or the soutr partly by the Tip Top o,e. with wh c. 1t conflicts.
 All per-ons hold ag adverse claims th"retD CT r19G:r- -d 70 p-' .=rt 'he .,m- h@fo'e this ofic' within xty ds, from the nr-t oay of pull a tion nereo. they vi be barre b. ,ir'ue nf ih' provi.io of the s'a'ute. sait applic uion i
 hereby ordered to he publ el in be Tombst 'n ErIrArH for p .riod of t,n weeks fr Jm dar O | first publ cation.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register.
 J. W. HOWELL,
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