Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-15

White and Frank P. White, parties of the
first part, and the Santa Fe Copper com
pany, party of the second part, and rec
orded on the 22d day of May, 1888, il
book 81" of the records of mining deeds
and conveyances, pages 5l6-517, of the
county of Santa Fe, territory of New
Mexico.
az All that certain mining claim
known as the Apex claim, situate in the
New Placers Mining district, In the coun
ty of Santa Fe, territory of New Mexico
and bounded and more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
"This claim is situate on the northwest
slope of the Tusrto mountains, near the
summit thereof, about one mile and Q
half southeast from the town of Golden
and about 1000 feet west of north from
the old opening on the Big Copper mine
Location notice is posted at the center Of
the claim, thence south As degrees west
$50 feet to the south and cen
ter point, thence north IS de,
grees west 800 feet to tho northwest
corner, thence north IS degrees east 1,5OC
feet to the northeast corner, thence south
As degrees east 600 feet to tho southeast
corner, thence south As degrees west 1,5OC
feet to the southwest corner, thence north
rs degrees west 300 feet to
tho place of beginning. The claim is
properly marked by monuments
and Is bounded on the southeast
by the Montezuma and on the east by
the Virginia"
Being the same premises described in
certain deed of conveyance, dated the
10th day of May, 1888, between Richard
W. Webb and James N. Smithee, parties
of the first party, and the Santa Fe Cop.
per company, party of the second part
and recorded on the 22nd day of May,
1888, in book III" of the records of min
ing deeds and conveyances, pages 518-520
of the county of Santa Fe, territory OF
New Mexico.
(8) All that certain mining claim
known as the Copper Belle claim, situate
in the New Placers Mining district, in the
county of Santa Fe, territory of Now Mex
loo, and bounded and more particularly
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 $50 feet (about) from the old
workings on the Big Copper mine. Lo-
cation notice is posted at the southwest
corner stake, thence north 600 feet to the
northwest corner, thence east 1900 feet
to the northeast corner, thence
south 900 feet to the south
east corner, thence west 1,5OO
feet to place of beginning. This claim is
bounded on tho west by the Montezuma,
on the south by the Montezuma, Giblin
and Hoosier Girl, and on the east by
the Hoosier Girl, and on the north
by the Virginia. This claim is properly
monumented."
Being the same premises de-
scribed in certain deed OF
conveyance dated the 18th day of May,
1888, between Richard Giblin and John
H, King, parties of the first part, and The
Santa Fe Copper company, party of the
second part, and recorded on the 22d day
of May, 1883, in book III" of the records
of mining deeds and conveyances pages
52O-522 of the county of Santa Fe, terri
tory of New Mexico.
(9) All that certain mining claim
known as the Hoosler Girl claim, situated
in the Now Placers Mining district county
of Santa Fe, territory of New Mexico, and
bounded and moro particularly described
as follows:
"This claim is situate on the south
western slope of the Tuerto mountains
about one mile northeast from the town
of San Pedro, and about 1000 feet north.
east from the old workings on the Big
Copper mine. Location notice is posted
at the center monument of the south end
line, which is also the northwest corner
of the White claim, thence north As de-
grees west 300 feet to the northwest
corner, thence north 45 degrees east 1900
feet to the northeast corner, thence south
45 degrees east 600 feet to the southeast
corner, thence south As degrees west 1900
feet to the southwest corner, thence north
As degrees west 300 feet to the place of
beginning. This claim is rightly monu-
mented, bounded on the south by the
White, on the east by the Ella, and con-
fiicts with the Copper Belle and Virginia
on the west"
Being the same premises described in a
certain deed of conveyance dated the 18th
day of May, 1888, between Charles l..
Ratliff and Richard w. Webb, parties of
of tho first part, and The Santa Fe Copper
company, party of the second part,
and recorded on the ed day
of May, 1883, in book III" of the
records of mining deeds and conveyances,
pages 523-524, of the county of Santa Fe,
territory of New Mexico.
(10) All that certain mining claim
known as the Giblin claim situated in the
New Placers Mining district, county of
Santa Fe, territory of New Mexico, and
bounded and more particularly described
as follows:
"This claim is situate on the southern
slope of the Tuerto mountains, about one
mile northeast from the town of San
Pedro, and embraces what is commonly
known as the Big Copper mine. Loca-
ton notice is posted at the northwest
corner of the claim, thence east 600 feet
to the northeast corner, thence south Is
degrees west 1900 feet to southeast cor
ner, thence west 600 feet to southwest
corner, thence north 10 degrees east
1,500 feet to place of beginning. The
claim is regularly marked by monu-
ments, and is bounded on the west by the
Montezuma and ON the north by the Cop
per Belle"
Being the same premises described ina
certain deed Of conveyance, dated the 18th
day of May, 1883, between Samuel D.
Baldwin, Richard Giblin and Richard W.
Webb, parties Of the f1rst part, and the
Santa Fe Copper company, party of the
second part, and recorded on the 22d da,
Of May, 1883, in book III" Of the records
of mining deeds and conveyances, pages
525-526, of the county of Santa Fe, terri
tory of New Mexico.
(11) All that certain mining claim
known as the virginis claim situated in
the New Placers Mining district, county
of Santa Fe, territory Of New Mexico, and