The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-10-14
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.-No. 15G.
United States Land Office,

Los Angeles, Cal, october 3rd, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that De Witt c. JAYNE
whose postoffice address is Florida, New York. has
this day filed his application for patent for 1850
linear feet of the San George Mine vein, bearing
gold with surface ground 493 feet in width situated
in Picacho Mining District County of San Diego
and State of California, and designated by the field
notes and official plat file in this office as lot
number thirty seven go said lot 81 being described
as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a gray porphyry stone, TOx14x24 in
set 10 in. in ground in mound of rock, marked G
l, E G (for San George 1, South End Center)
identical with old location monument Whence
Eye of Pcacho, bears 81 deg II min w and the
forge on Mars Mine bears 5S4 deg L Mineral Mon
ument No "a, bears 70 deg q min 2.69 chains
distant. (Magnetic variation Is deg IA min E. run
ming thence N 60 deg 10 mir along the Southern
boundary 1.2l chains to ravine course North 3.74
chains to corner No 2, identical with old location
monument, at which point is set gray granite
stone SXX24 in. 10 in in ground i'll mound of stone
Thence DETECTING 90 deg As min to the left, 1 run
along the Eastern boundary 80 deg 30 min w
2 10 chs to top of spur course 81 deg 10 chs to
ravne % links wide course 81 deg Il. 10 chs to
ravine 20 ks wide, course 1876 chs to ridge,
course f 1910 chs Q260.6 feet to corner No 3 of
San George Mine, where is set granite stone 9xI3x
% III. Is in. i'll ground in mound OF stone, marked
G3.
Thence DETECTING 81 deg 10 min to the left along
the North boundary South 60 deg 10 min w O89
chs to ravire 10 ks wide course las chs to spur
course South 125 chs, 2.4S chs to ravine course
BIZ chs to West side of same 374 chs (247 feet)
to previously established North End Center monu-
ment OF the San George, 636 chs to ridge, couEe
North, 7.4S chs 1881 feet) to corner No the w
corner OF the San George, at which point is set a
dark porphyry stone, 6x9x24 in IA in. in ground in
mound of stone marked 4. Whence old monu-
ment of location bears south 52a deg West distant
I.32 chs.
Thence DETECTING 90 deg As min to the left along
the West boundary of the San George South IS deg
30 min l.80 chs to center of ravine 40 ks WIDE
course E. 10 chs to spur E; g. go chs to ra
vine, course E; chs to top of spur, course E. 10
chs to wash, so ks wide, E; 10. 20 chs to
ridge, course E; j 80 chs to ravine, course E.
chs to ravine, 40 ks wide, course E. Is 95 chs to
ravine course E. 10 20 chs to spur, E. 10 SO
chs to ravine, E. II 10 chs to spur course E.
II 80 chs to ravine, course E. IS so chs to ridge
course E; 10 10 chs 26O g eet) to corner No s. the
W corner of the San George Mine, at which point
is set dark gray porphyry rock 12x14x28 in 16 in
in ground in mound of stone marked G 5, whence
palo verde lin wash) in. in diameter bears 80 deg
40 min W distant 2.94 chs. Eye of Picacho bears
491 deg w and across cut in rock in place bears
43 deg w distant "a ks Thence DETECTING 81 deg
Is min to the left, 90 deg 10 min along the
South boundary 3. IA chs (247 ee to the previously
described South and center monument of the San
George, the place of beginning, containing IA II
acres.
Magnetic variation IS deg IA min East containing
II II acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the Re-
corders office OF San Diego County, at the City of
San Diego, County of San Diego State of California
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton of said San George Mine surface ground are
required to file their adverse claims with the Reg
lister of the United States Land Office at Los An
geles. in the County of Los Angeles California dur
ing the sixty days period of publication hereof or
they will be barred by the virtue to the provisions
of the Statute W. II. SEAMANS,
Register
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of
Application for Patent be published for the period
fsixty days, ten consecutive weeks in the Arizona
SENTINEL, weekly newspaper published at Yuma,
Territory of Arizona. w. II. SEAMANS,
Register.