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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-19
CITY IN BRIEF.
rsrsonsl Points and Matters Transpiring
In aud About the CITY.

Personal Points and Matters Transpiring
In aud About the CITY.
J. NJ. Brooks went to PoncA City last
evening.
Judge Keaton is holding court in
Norman.
Oscar Epstein was in Oklahoma City
yesterday.
J. h. Russell was down from Perry
yesterday.
HAgan & Paine have sold six city
lots this week.
b. F. Rsgin, OF okiahoma--Gity, was
here yesterday:
J. II. Havigborst returned to
Perry yesterday.
Hon. d. T. Morgan was down from
Perry yesterday.
Mrs A. G. C Bierer was down from
Perry yesterday.
Judge II. 5. Cunningham went to
Wichita yesterday.
Rev C. II. Hilton was down from
Perry last evening
Come out to the social at DIR. BuX-
tons Friday night. l9t2
Congressman Flynn was in Okla
homA City yesterday
Tom DorAn, one of the gold men Of
Wood ward is in the city.
w. c. NcCune and ii. b. Martin were
here Yesterday from Perry.
w. s Harvey, OF Pawnue, spent two
days Of the week ia the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-19

Oscar Epstein was in Oklahoma City
vasterdav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-19

Judge Keaton is holding court in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-19

}. NJ, Brooks went to Ponca City last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-20

lion lion IA few words, and Chairns,n Potta,
nhr,l ann 1nnccd that the ucXt or,io. ~
dt'i ,,r7S WIS the nomination OF three can
' CoIo5o,i '[ " talr commissioners, '
lnoNri mat Reagan b.. non1'n,IeJ h, enc
enlhusmsric Cheering '' answered 10y
,ha "nk Maddox of Travis county mo,od
suise Reagan tho vote TO susn,,'3
'"''S De taken by rising vote. '"e
REAGAN NOMINATED
nus was done by wildly cheering ron.
''H'i'n' aud then he was nominntct w..
acclamation. by
Nv" 'uuse Reagan appeared the con
'"''"u Went into commissions OF ,nth,s
"i'" II was fully 1--WE minutes horor.
' 'V''" speak. Judge Reagan sad M.
+ Ea, '"1"h came 20 him unso,,.i.t -,
s4id j., SiupiY oheyed their comm In5
ruhl T. lifc. hut Thai as h. Ma 1 'tNrc from
ora w ne would accept t. OF All ,to 't ,
az t,H' mad been conferred a." ht,, non,
jude U'l' came nearest 10 his heart
,,,.t.,ENt W p'h OF trHNSon, who No.. -.
:, ,,,.1eu ' nominated Allison Mn,G,iuo y,
mission '"i the second place on the com
Jm0ke John l.. Shepard Of Rowio co,,,,
rnm 'p1,l'ed John II. Mccall Of ' Hoxay
selltior J NJ, Presslcr of ror,..,
f}lCuulm. nay RS OF
u4li Of Wubarger county nom,n,
MN rt'',.n William i. Mcdonald of War,,,
J.ndee n A. stodman Of rorrar, .,....
~ nominated /. J storey. '' '"uh-
"A Gov man OF Howard nominated lam
d nv 'nu,9r sweWnc or Tarrnnt ,o,m,.
, nopnnIt,"i'a John ". rcyt"u Of FANNY |
ron, rom li'il Of nm county soeordo, -.
~ h"llon 90 Mccall Rii! shaw ~ ,iio |
Ii1rH mo nominaton Of Coob,,,n
Wy hrid r. G.. DrGfafrenrcId ~ 'yn ol
h, ,ti.' the notutithLon At Mcpou,Ii ~ |
m u 't.lnidAlt9 were also sucnn.t,f'
~, iNl Nal proceeded slowl, ANA '',,e;
9u,sud'd Biil Shaw STONED tir,,, "etn
pa. inln oui wittdrow the name or lot Ok,
i"llah ana changed Dallas congt,,s
h'tns,pp N",'s 70 SIot"y- captain Rudd
tor,y 'h' N"t" of Harris county to
Nc ah' several other gentlemen fol
a." 'u N", senator Lewis of San An,n-
Nv. VINO l"id the proxies of several sn,ai
t"t,,,'H' uhlcrtook tn change them rrn,,
roic & No ~ whon panlem,n.um
- an mdescribIilc racket '''''
n"lin'n lro Tenn Shepard fapnrd b,
- with his glNcl and informed tha CON
TIv'om ihat be wouldn't recognize any
ssuH umiii order was restored wy
HH'tlIl bell Of Hll county. John p,cas
~ ana other Mccall mon got on rh,trs
~ Yelled alternately for Mccall and for
= inally comparative quiet gas rostor.,
lu senator Lewis proceeded under dfu |
~. ~ degrees. to announce cba,,,,.
NO. an from "a list ~ counties M h,ln
ms harl. ne was suhiectoi to a rrln.
TX IRE OF challenges ana inteirun,tnns q
HlnS Tie progress Of which q ai,,nn,
,t.ef, who had temporarily vacated ~, ,
'AS' resumed the YAvG and Mr.. Owslcy ,
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sh,. convention 4, ~
organs, which !. ga no. n, K
T5dss,y' them, 'hnins Z. 4 ID rs ssss "
s ,Isin galore. JUDI. sspesiI,s !.
Mll with a ., chairn,s
Warmed the rrlhngns satsx|
Joe Bail W,'i KEN beat il = ~, Z. u
= talk as he a,o ,ne bail I'M, vi
up and there wv. VINE Z capass n
Or tho shouts va" ~ no rns,stt
to to- , nnfrgla = a, on, that aspiss'l al
when Tom Smith ',smocnh
FORM for the pi,r,, ,oonsi 10 : =
dem 'Ssryon In ,, nomination s e, ~
ana n.. Significantly. 'srd mos sr
!, seconded ibo And shs
that cul btrs Of plaadiis' NJ ~,
Ua the \ honors tS rs reason IN
III III came forward a !, ,ht s,s.s
olon for his renam u % thaf N
sa ffS1'l ION, and the 1arm 4, {.
IRIS and u,aduoserr,.' , 20. vi
erag his name n ,h Who hsS 49,!
Tb 'a'" ,nni. official r p.1si y d
Jpaa,iavention. however thing M
heagan that az M was 10 =,
becomes more indissyu s,ats roi hi,
states ,n,ns |. that IS srs,, u,s:sa
r5lrk Wynne was ha r dI,ia Is, y "
words " Of a motion =, ny abe b -,
reagan for railroaa 70 renalnta,
clainat on before si,ot .olnmlssaas
Tnn e,esyo strikes v. a cony.n, ss, y
ibet,i mounted INK noa I'M
t ,,,''Ii hats and canes a sns casn
lhey were hoarse ths ana rria. y
m ,Hs was vas their choice ~ 4, s,s q
',',H,. ", want. 1t was an ~, av,i lar.s
~ 'N 10 rev public man $50 q
mum can ever forget Ws a6i nd
respond thereto. the,s" ael csHa \
eyes and in the y";os ~e't psl
tbe WI, who felt that he S /, y T.. NJ
t t''u ,loq' precious o. wi, H ,M
ever vo,,css Wy ESQ
u = heart was overno,.,san 'rra
s,'l,..,, those of one who ,. ~
,pe"h IS 100 weak for sllcb % ,a
>, ne ore with which b nv y, a. "a
IN the adoption Of ia ny nl. Va ces
zen pt non acted In the tina 800 s.a \
, , I'm. read 1t in clear. n..,,,a,
- naa the proper rins and !, =,
" ny hcclamation ami 49,
ne race for the chalrmsaa.sa
'lato executive commi,,as sa
cen pictured as aboundins va
u,' number wound up in ths ~ v,
VI manner possible. Jobn ~. ~
,a,las moved that ]. ", Bat. :,
+ Il nom dominated by acclama,isna'A y
Driven to the wall for v-,.l
nor, about, the tory orsan, M
curing it out that, beca,,sus' u, n
friend Of Culberson, hi si n
mean a rebuke a. 4,
AS Blake Is ,,u,v- n
on friend, they are hayiss s ~
hdlng out where they are Al =
= has been elected.
Ihh safest way and QulckAs, vr
mate the convention and ii, -
take n view thereof opp,sss
iter'd'nel by the pubIIcatss
ave undertaken TO romsry ~
ON an independently s,aplsly
'trr day their columns have ,e.s,l
statements With rsj
and their declarations hays h
dioulous az to excite pity 70, N
ors no he brief, the conyvtr
al particulars democratic NJ 4
1erations were In every ins.ga i
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70 make. After thanking the co,vsr,io-
a'f nt honor, the governor took his ssa,
B ."' may OF Trhyson again attcmtted
,,-,s.,,,t' 7 invention to hear him. II.
/ PNNs"n Tor land commissioner VI
I HNl"t Moore of Travis placed I'm nom
/ I''n Andrew lacks Baker for general
: l"nd rripWI sSipuer
'o! 'ncl ir oks OF Greenylle seconded
/ inIabon ~ Baker Some orc n a
S' inat democratic convention hnd
49, sur on a Confederate soldier
" iHN iNc limo came where n deniorr,.i b.,
: convent ion MI siur Confeier,,fe aol.
HIT A' hoped The democratic party would
>, i.4kc's uomlnAtion wss seconaod Inv
~ ~ y FleId OF lill aud a delegate from
tllis county. ''''''
BAKER NOMINATED.
Hrfore tine roll had bee7 completed tho
name NJ ilolc'mbr was withdrawn and on
nr'ion OF j. ] Ball, Baker was nom
inal'i hv acclamat.on
, o. RESPONSE a. calls lands COMMISSIONER
i'Ah'i i'it me stand Ito "a 4 he had had
'ir WI fortune 20 tiinor with thr major
HF in regard TO the great uues-ion that
low 4slii, nE ,hc people, bur that ~
itltnar hai low been sptlled at chicago
lie nan been hunted. however as no other
man nod lrou He had proicls.d rrfnrna
lh lAnd pnlce and the enemies he mad
AhhIN was on mat account.
FINLEY NOAlfNATEp
poGrtnenr-d Of Gregg moved that u
w riulo,. ba ,.,,nt,,..,
'''"''' lOt comptroller
~ '''iHllH't"h ahp 81, was carr ed
Mr. liuisy m Response lo calls sati
Mr. ts4,aftt,,r anil ,,,
g.l, "l7" 'i'iiig men ot the
H. 20 is very gratifying, indetd,
,..4s TX, ~, w. INV IN ronsclous- (
,.,J h1trAt,I ,"n t'S'n'rsed faithfully
h.,s N., .,., ""' on ne lrhSl wnich I
~ ,.,,t.t,t J." IL m, hut mat feeling I
Ian a,,r'.t y str.tty lnleneincd ny /
,I o., 'uuuls,nisht OF the people |
ia ,ou ..ntia,' ~" 'rrrhl me 20 say
, '"u t.n' iehtn OF me convention. that /
soi4ds Pa cetnpa-isnn ~ ~ ,ho 'te ninply
4i'iiut" in my hear, for the distln.
h. '''l h'nnr you have conferred upon
'nat ms ume NM enrroios I n.o,,n5 70"
voted to tllc best interests Of T"xaS ana
per people in tho administration Of tha
t'4l affairs Of The S.ata trnItv Ia ms
: vat" aiii devotion to duty Inns In no do
ga" d'ntn shod, ana offer YOU today \
IN" record made N ihc past as your conn
mutation of the very hest ssrvirc ,hst 10
b." Nigh ana Responsible ofrice to wh,,h
zen haNr rNmiuaft-i me, and In going he.
ore the people as one of the star1ard
q =. ,,,fS of democracy confidence and en- /
nlr, .tr.ttnn my nl<om' your STATE ad- {
arr. Of ths p.,,,I. aV5 "iot, tnr Wei
he good mo 81 TcNas Stands out hoidIy
- ,,N,.'N aei OF your public servants I'm
-rued N. ~ s,,ct a"rn tpr,a''ca ohs' ana
iop'od. dartnr,tto,s 49, ~ ~ ~ NV
, hoes of rio .,reat aar,ocr,tt IL WY ,
t.f 10 AK, 90 utnlpVr"Oo h'Art az
IT,. ours ami ~, y q s,o',o" Nl"'orN WI,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-20
BLAKE HAD A wAr.Eovrp

'n''r announced that the next lusi.
neSs was the election Of a chairman =,
'"' eN"cutiV" committee. Monta Nooro
o' M!Iam placed in nomination for th,s ~,
''''" j. W. iilako Of Mcxia. Johp Ro.,L
"'' vi bal'ls said his mans had b,.n ,,,,,
III connection with the office of
"" ''"h ol the executive committee ua
NuEFru 20 Withdraw hts ulme and ia CO.,
ib,u,.H, U"Winalon Of Blake. blake H.,
tba ,1,.i l,""l'u All thr requirements ar
~ POSITION ana As he did non nrrsnn.,It,,
pn9t'" lhc office he Nithdrrx bis ,,'' ,ls
'."Nn was then elected Chairman NJ th -
fullovine .n,,, ',,i,.r' nS ieclamation Tho
1 communication Was then read!
MAT POPULIST PROPOSITIONS
pomocr,f,,,. e3lrnlan and NJ MIXERS OF the
siu '"Iv STATE Conventions nov I'm s.t
non al Fort Worth-rhe mar uU" W .. ses,
tb. m,n.GI 81 Ihe campaign committee. nf
rns,l. t"rlN Of Texas beg leav. w
"'aN' me following statement. 'N"NN 10
Mo" tt"n, william j. Hrv1, ,,,,,., ...
AZ I'm '"i president of th. l'lit,,l Sf.t'''
~, a. tne nominee of the drunn,r ,t
nat Mr. p ,S,aS "y,Try reason % believe
, Wv,H Now, being thus IMPRESSED s,,'i Nc
n,,',i, 20 nllnE about lurmdny amon~ d, ~
ms,f' "r'S 81 our Respective parti,s IL ,fHiips
i"3plt pnrtN, a division of ~" ,, 49, the
, ,lui It"e'nrs IN Texas ds follow S,'i,h-
I"t"iSt rl"ciurs whil, .hc den,..,..' 81 ven
"N' c'EPl electors w" are vours ,', 'e'
Harry Tracy.
M, Marion VI. \v,ui,,
Ton4Iist r Srt,e C"mpaigr Committee
rcrfciIPI ' y. shay mn moved to refer # to tho !
lowing. ''"" uttered the fol
~ ", Whereas NJ. NJ Williams ana
= u'cN, who ASSUME 10 rrnr'and Harry
1 ,,N Party ~ making prnposi tn' non
nirctrrs ,"' pl' SLOW of prc.. VIZ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-20

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ALI. fiia lS Forward
los " tuHrt 50 Au AShl
c-- '' Gag" ln no az
I4- 'rt l"a-u OF The
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uafronl Ell
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The WINNERS ARE NAMED.
= - lmpraot.cable as IT Is foolish an,

800 VI i's own people by Its own exei
TONS and laws. We nave prospercd On.
der the inspiration of freeiom TOO long
We have drunk TOO deep at the iio-I Al
sbnng 10 now confess e1ther to OURSELVES
Or to tho world that We arc inc ipaoIe
anu 100 poor TO protect our own financial
M other nations.
In Texas tho enemies of d4raoe rncv
nave. with their usual greed and = ei,.,i7l-
ny and periodic when they waAi Jfiice.
5ssaied tie democratic admin. strailol
aHalrs without regard 10 right or rra-
tot. The motives prompting these self
60 oSSii S watch dogs and Protectors
serve U.S., ana The shafts OF ander tina,
tney hurl, iail harmless at n. fsct OF
these they wssh to traduce. rhe admin.
islfdloh Of state AFFAIRS under DoNeruor
tuberson has been wise. cconorlieal,
,'rare aud patriotic. Coming INTO office ~
ne ia. with bu-si SIS decreasing deinasl,is
ior property going Down and debts gong
~ ~Hi Asseshed values decreasing while
state demands were no l.ss fhpo .xe,
before. 10 was equal 10 In. ry.-'lr
niiu SUGGESTED beyond the hope oil ne
nsst netple around him. Under MS rec-
oMihenda ions economical laws have. bear. !
enacted, EXPENSES have been deceased |
ana appr"pr5a Jcns have bc4l ,ut down (
ciels. When he saw cor,,S-,t.. u , ,c,,ln,
! s; ssned 70 fasten IS -'rtsi unon The
pose and routed ts s'hemss. and f. mo
aect the commerce and business Of cur
S1att ue approN,d a sirots and effective
an ttst law. the benefits of when yoQ
may judge, hnt would aol realize unless 1
II were removed. II has been a swea;
'hNtS"' 10 some pafadia- Is rlor4i~ts
una rrfoinrnrs 10 dcuounoe t4e act AID I
Hkniing "as INA siif,-l aia ..i!i.sg,.-d II
thcse cI-ti really sincere \Vo4.l -s-g
nave delighted 70 $50 oar lar ana p3y.'.
land made the home of ile hug ar5 tx.
iehHekFe4s Of toueas. l1ltts Aa3 -tt,f.ss
ti IL, ma. "ao MEASURES u.e p.-i7.J ana
stan,,}..rt ~ 80 ION i-9r~.Asy
p--.ldl Afe 81 th- sssary u4-L.s e.. 80.
-, - ~ N sc .3ie iag uttle 4Al
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

Quite a number of the Republic ms
of Mesa and vicinity met Wednesday
night and effected lhe organization OF
a Republican Leasae Club by the
election of the following officers:
President. w. NJ. Newell, Secretary
Bert Wingar, Treasurer. W. 8. JOIN
son, vice Presidents, A. P. Shewmat,
Mesa, Fl. Simkins Lehi, r T. Rogers,
Alma, J V Spainhower, Nephi, W
w Dobson, Jordan, j L Anderson'
Highland, John Coleman, Crism n
These officers will meet here Monday
to choose permanent committees. The
Club will meet next Wednesday night
and every two weeks thereafter.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

Will A. Kimball and Mr.. Frazier
are homo from trip through the
mountains to the site of the Hudson
Reservoir. They were looking for a
route over which to construct q wagon
road for freighting supplies and ma
terial for the great dam. They found
an easy practicable route through the
mountains by way of Frazier's ranch.
They say this is the shortest route to
he great reservoir site anl the road
would be les, expensive to Construct
By the way, while on this subject, let
US say that all things are about ready
to begin work on this colossal enter
prise. A wagon road will have to be
constructed over which TO transport
the material, but over the line above
referred to, it can be quickly and
cheaply done.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
SUM MONS

In the District Coirt Of shr Third Judicial
district OF the Territory Of Arizons, in end OF
the County Of Marieops
Olive A. Henderson, plAintiz, W. John ".
Hsnlerson, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court II IA
Third JudiciaI Dis Yct of tho Territory Of Ari-
zona. in and for Msricopa County. aud the com
Zee sf the Clerk Of said Diss7iet Court
In the Name of the Tesrit ry Of A'isona g.
J, hn ". t;enderson. defendants. Or. citing
You are hsrsby summoned an! required to
appear in an action brought against you by tn,
anovs named piainti&, in the istri"t Count Of
the Third Judicial District of the Territory o:
A lxona, in and for Marie pa County, and
answer the complaint therein flea III the
Clerk Of this sid Court. at Phoenix. In said
County, within ten days after tho services upon
you of this summons. IL served in this said
County, or il served out Of this said County
and within this said Judicisi District, then
within twenty days thereafter. or IN all othef
cases within thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive Of the day Of
service, or judgment by default will be taken
against you
Given under nay hand And seal OF he District
Court Of the Third judicial District Of the
Territory OF Arisons, In and for ksricopa
Coansy, this srd day Of February. A D 1895
EwALKER.
(ssAD Clerk OF ssid District Court
DAxaox b cxazszAw. A+tssncys ter Plai.ti1.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

The past week has witnessed quite
Z marked change in the weather. The
mercury took tumble, the bsrome-
ter said rain, and its forecasts were
correct. Tuesday night rain -set in
and continued about four hours, and
this was supplemented Wednesday
night by another generous downpour.
The mountains of the territory are
covered with snow, and this. together
with the rain, has inspired the far
mefs with hope and courage. It ia
safe to ray that, with the expected
supply OF water from melting SHOWS
these showers will be worth thousands
of dollars to this mesa country. In.
dications point to moro rain.
Phil Armour, Mr.. Williams, Mr.
Sprague and Mr.. Bartlett, four of the
millionaire kings Of Chicago, VISITED
Mesa Wednesday. After drive ovel
the valley they pronounced this tn,
finest section of country they had seer
on the coast. They were guests at tn.
Kjmbsll Houss.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
Conden sed Testimony.

Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manu-
facturer's Agent. Columbus, Ohio. cer-
tiies that DR.. Kings New Discovery
has no equal as Cough rsmedy. J.
D. Brown. Prop. St. Jsmes Hotel, Fl
Wayne, Ind. testlfes that he was
cured of Cough of two years stand
ing, caused by La Grippe, by DR.
Kings New Discovery B. F. Mer-
rill, Baldwinsvi'le, Mass. says that he
has used and recommended it and
never knew it to fail and would rather
have it than any doctor, because it
always cures. Mrs. Hemming, 222 E.
25th St., Chicago, always Keeps it at
hand and has no fear of Group, be-
cause it Instantly relieves Free Tri-
al Bottles ct J. H. Barnett's Drug
Store.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
SOME CHOICES RA xGA1N.
I'VE Sell the Earth. -

1--WE Sell the Earth"
The choic, st fruit aud alfalfa
lands in Salt River valley. I'm
proved and unimproved land in
tracts of 10, 20, 40 acres and up
wards, under canals furnishing
water at Soc. to 75c. per acre for
each yer. Note the following
partial list of bargains
40 acres, l mile from town, ali
in cultivation aud fenced, all for
81, ,o50.
40 acres, small brick house, l
share of water, Mesa Canal, $3.50.
40 acres, adjoining townsite, 2
acres in fruit, 81 acres in alfalfa.
good 2 story brick house, beauti.
full home, for only $4,000.
Land. under Consolidated and
Highland Canals from $40. to. 800
per acre in large or small tracts,
also business and residence lots in
NJ. SO City at bed rock prices.
l60 acres, one-half mile from
Mesa City, l20 acres in grain, %
acres in alfalfa, 80 acres fenced, 4
shares of water in Mesa canal, cost
of i. .ter for all the land 10 only
$50 per year. Price, $50 per acre.
20 acres, all in alfalfa, all fen ced,
l share water in Mesa Canal, only
40 rods from townsite anG on Main
canal. Price. $1,000.
10 acres,all iii alfalfa and fenced,
ouch alf share water in Mesa
canal, close in on main canal. Price
SEQ
Al. for sale by ).
VERNON 4 sPRAGG,
Mesa City, Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United State. Land Once, Tucson.
Arisona. February ., 1893
Notics u hereby given thst Alexander Hum
sakef, Ness. Marieopa County. Arizona, hss
a)sd notice Of infsn:ion to make Anal proof be-
fore Clerk Of the District Court ~ his Office t.
Phoe nix. Afisona, on Saturday, the ssss day cl
March, 1sna, on timber culture application &c
SIC. for The vs3 Of swt OF Ssation no 81. iT Town
hip 10 north. Range NO East. G sRA.
fis names % witnesses. Amos Hawks. JOSEPH
Stewart, Genes Pratt cad Eram Pow, all o
AesA, Arizona. 3UeaHD 1Rieps..
First pub Feb IL kxgis .,
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
o.. Lam / Once, Tucson, Arizona, I
January 10, 1895.

! Not,so is hereby gives that Joseph Riley
Morse. whore po t-offce address 10 He,a City.
siaricopa County, As;zouA, hax AA,ia Appi,a
tion foi patent for Hf en hun rcot H. 6co) linear
feet Of the Oiu Wasp vein, l,du or deposit b.as :
ina gold, wi tn surface r. untt xix hundred feet
(6oo) In Width, situated In Sapefstit,on Mining
DIstrics, FINAL COuiy, Arizona T,-rrtry, and
IL scri'ed Ia the Official plat and field notes Oh
die IN this "m ID, as SRxvey No 1854, teng A.
foil"ws. to wiz: tsegs,n HxA. sr4sr No.l. den-
| tical with corner No. OF the location, . ines
qsite post II 10 g. 4 IN hes square. BET IT, in
t4o yrosnd with lnouad Ut ssYne anu earth
Two .hd nne-haif iset hixi, and five
feet base, market / liza, whsecs IN. y 5. L
NJ. l13o bea 4 l3 degree. 4s uinu.es
673 ~. rn acs rs degrees ~ minutes 4. 500
test to corn.f no. Z, . mesquite post Al IT, lon Z
inche, Aquarc set l it in the ground with
niound Of earth u It. high and ) Il. base
llarke p ,l34. Thunc. s. Ii degrees a min
uiss b. 1900 # corner 30. ), y mesquite post
u fs.i 'S inci, squars,set #. ,he eEould
with iA.u. OF earth "a #. high and ieet base
marxe'- S-ll3A. Thence &. Is degrees - mi..-
utes ". 300 feei TO ner NO. 4. . mesquite pest
u ~ long, linchee square, set IL N the ground
tn mouud Of earth 81 II high Aid 5 u. base
mArkea l-IiSa. Thencs rs degrees 70 min
use. W. 3,a, Il. " corner No s, mesquite poet
II # long iaches square, SET n. in the
-round With q moui.d IT earth zx IL high and 5
tt ba.e, aiarxed .;-ilo4. Thencs Il I5 degr. 81
a. minutes ". 1900 t. to c,'rnsr no .. mes.
quite p.st u # long. inches square. set II in
ths grou d WITH muund Of earth i # higi. ami
5 It hase markcd e-ll@l, wac. G, corne, No e
Survey number 1880 bears north Is
des ress s. mnn.es W 1913 It. Tnen>s north rs
degrees 20 minutes e. 300 It. to sor,es number
l, the place OF beginning.
Magnetic variation IL d, grses f., containing <
z0.65 acres. less area In corfict w.th Maanoth
survey number 1l39, .O4 acres. ms king net or %
| 90.6l acre.
The siocation Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office Of P,nal County. Arizona, on
pages SO and $50 in Book number Is OF Mnes,
Adjoining clain ants are the owners Of the Ar
mex snd Mammoth mining claims, sufvsy mum
Der llao, on the north, she owners of the Monte.
s"ma mining claim ON the east, and the owner,
Of the Aztec mining claim In the west.
All persons holding adverse claims ther etc
are required to prsssn: the same before this Of
Ace within sixty days from the drst day Of pub
licstion hereof. or they will be barred BY virtue
Of the provisions Of she statute.
| EUssxs J. TaIrrss,
First pub Jan II Rssis ter.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
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