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No. 65s.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
UNITED STsrEs LAND orftcE,
Carson City, Nevada, Dec. 5litlf, 1895.

NJ OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
~ e. Dean, whose r. q. address Is san
Francisco, California, by his Attorney in
iact, ID. ]. Bousfeld, whose fostoilice ad-
dress Is Dean, lander county, Nevada, has
this day filed his application for patent for
fifteen hundred Q50O) linear feet ofthe Snow
Ridge Mine or vein, bearing silver with sur
face ground four hundred liU0I feet In width,
situated In Pittsburg Mining District,
County of Lander and State of Nevada, and
designated by the field notes and official pla {
on file IN this office as Mineral survey l7l6, in
IowhAhfp 29 North RanFe5 ~ 1nd 10 East oi
MI. Diablo Meridian said Mineral Survey
17l0being described as follows, to-wit
Each Post OF claim, U 5 Survey ZIG, Is of
wood AKA inches square AZ It. long, firmly
set in the ground, above the surface of
which II rises IT, and has raised around IL a
mound OF stones Except Post whose mound
base.
Beginning at Post | u S 1716, which Is the
W corner of the Morning Star Mine, and
the i corner Of the Autumn Lode; whence
the " corner of See Township - N X 46
L NJ d NJ bears S deg 30 min L 267i It. dis
tant; mouth OF Bousfleld Tunnel is $ 81 deg
"a min " l645 IT. distant; running thence n
ID deg 81 min l. $40 IL to Post L s 1Tl6,
where is set Post 9 of the Evening Star Mine,
y 81; thence % deg - min W along n
+ side line of claim and 5 W line of Evening
Star Mine, l7i II. to Post 3 L SIS l516, which is
set at W corner of Evening Star line and
w corner 0f Cumberland Mine, whence u
shaft Gx6x12 fl. deep, ut north end of an open
cut to It. deep, III It. hong, running : 10
deg " bears IL deg " 40 IT. distant; mouth
of tunnel 4xcx2n t. hong, running ~ deg l.
bears IL deg 90 min " 175 IT. distant; thence
\ 6l deg II min w along n + side line of
claim, and W side Hae of Cumberland
Mine 1908 II. to Post 1, L : lTf6; thence 5
80 deg 81 min W along w end line of claim
400 feet to Post g. q Ss17l6: thence G2 deg
II min T. along W side line of claim 1416 IT.
TO Pest !. Z ) 17l6, the place Oi beginning.
Magnetic variation II deg 45 min con-
taining lie aeres.
The location Of this mine is recorded In the
Recorders Office OF Lander county, page 269
In the Book l of Duplicate Mining Notices.
The adjoining claimants are Cumberland,
Evening star and Morning Star Mining
Claims belonging to W. +. Dean and Hamp-
ton Plains Consolidated Co. J. ID.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Snow Ridge Mine or sur
face ground. are required to file their nd
verse claims with the Register of the United
states Land Office at Carson City, In tn G
County of Orlnsby, State of Nevada, during
the sixty days period OF publication hereof,
OF they will be barred by the virtue to the
provisions of the Statute.
o. IL. GALLUP, Register.
II In hereby ordered that the foregoing No
tice of Application for Patent be published
for the period of ten consecutive weeks in
published at Battle Mountain. Nevada.
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
January 2nd, '96.
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1896-04-02
EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES OF TIss NAY
DAf CONSOLIDATED MINING CLtssf
..-lI = slinerai survey I7i7.

Begin at Post l, and run thence \ 25 deg 80
min W go II. to fost and 2; thence \ p de.
20 min W 56a IT. to Post q; Themes 5 10 deg 01
min " l45l 1t. 10 Post Z: thence 5 % deg 30
min 400 IT. to Post y and 3; thence 25 deg
80 min go IT. TO Post 4: theuce \ 50 deg ~
min 1900 feet to Post l, the place OF beginuiIs
Total area, 30. 30
The adjoining claim is Morning star Min,
eonging To ". T.. Dean.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF sill May lay Consolidate q A.iuing
Claim Nine or surface gronnd, are reqniresi to
file their advers claims with he ka gstsr oi
the United states Land Office at Carson City, In
the COUNTY OF Umshs, state OF Nevada, during
the six, da,s' pe.iod Of publication her,of. %
they w4il De barred by the virtue to the pro
visions Of the Statu G.
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II - hereby osdared, that the foreycing No
tice Of Application for Patent be published foi
the period of ten consecutive weeks. Ia the
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january 2nd, '9G.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1896-04-02
AuTuMN LOBE.

Beginning at Post Of claim. which is poat ,
Of May Day Lode, whence the W co-ner of SEC
6. Township -, n X Al Il iears 0 d. 81 ilin w
2l5S It. distant; running theh'e n - deg 80
MN W 563 n To Post O Of claim, Which is set a.
w coner of SNOW sid.se claim: thence 10
deg u min " 145l II to Post 7 Of claim; thence
S 25 deg 30 min T. 400 It. Ia Post ''f claim,
which Ii Post of Mly bay 1si,ie whence the
mouth of the IInushuld runncl, 1870 it, long
course n II deg bears 5 8 deg Ai MN w 3f0 f..
dstanti thence ~ deg 10 HtiH y 1870 II, To
Post and 2, tho pls &C oi beginning: containing
IL si3 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded In the
Rccorde + Oilisc Of Lander counts In ina Book
!, page 27l oi Duplicate Mining Notices.
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MAY DtY LalsY.

peginning ut Post of claim, whence the n
" corner of see q Township % n X a6 + hears
~ deg * min w l6l9 n. distant; tunnel
ax6x4i It long. course \ Is deg bears \ 50 deg
Is min w 500 feet distant; shaft 6x6xl5 IL
deep bears n 45 deg ~ mir w $50 1t distant;
the W corner Uf the Morning Star Mine, post
u 81 No Al, is y 25 deg 40 ruin + lG6 # dis
tant; running thenco n % deg 10 min W 6s9 II.
TO Post Of claim; thence 20 des 10 min
1900 ct to Posr 3 of claim which is situated Oh
a Ilass OF slate rock; thence 25 deg 30 min l..
6zg IL. to Post of claim, whence the mouth Of
the Bousfleld Tunnel 1870 IL. long, course "
deg T. bears 81 deg IS min W 3S7 feoi distant; !;
thence 50 deg 10 min Il 1900 feet u Post
the place of beginning: containing 20 27 acres
The lscation of this mine is recorded In the
recor,ler's Office of Lander county, an tie
Dook /, page 40 OF Duplicate Mining Notices.
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No. $50.
APPLICATION FOR A PATsNT.
UNITED STATfs LAND OFFICE
Cafeon City, Nevada, bee. 3Oth, 1908.

~ oTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT ". E.
~ Dean, r. u. address. San Fran, isco. Cali
ioIria, by his AttOfrey in fact, ID. ]. Bousield
whose pi,-toifce ad,'fess is Dean, Lander county
nevada has this ,lay isIef hls application Tor a
patent for tla May bss Consolidated Mining
lain, wlneh consists 81 LOO linear feet af the
Ma, Da; I.eflc Mime or vein btaVing silver, with
surface ..r md GAu feet ~ width and 1900 linear
ieeb af thu Autumn LODI Miue or veln. hearing
silver with surface ground asj feet IN width, sit
tat d In it,sbir Mining Drtriet, County of
aBder, and -lh.e Of Nevada, aud designated by
-, ii.ld notes and ft,i.d Plat on iile IN this
iiics hS Il y snry, l717 (MncraD in Town
,hp - North isanI;,s A. ard 10 last of mt.
Di..l,io Meridian said u. s. Survey l7l7 being
esclil'ed IA iioNs, wit:
fi.eh port ,f tlain 10 " hich nferencs Is here
u m ,,lc "a port OF wood, Xxi inches sInare. 4
IL long, Il pr p'.ry marked with the appro-
.ifiate othcid numbers ard lriiers, stands at
least 3 fsot above the ground into which IL is
firmly 'et, and Hni it is raised n mound OF
stone 2 IN high with 4 II basr: except Post 3
and s which is Il siii,ilsr po,t, similarly marked
and envifon,,l. except that Ii III srt IN crcyice
of rock. and its mound Of stones IN IN fl high
with q II base
The Magnetic Variation Is II deg i5 min L.
The herald., 1896-12-03

the governor on the subject and suggest
a Communication if consistent with execu-
tive duty. have just found ON my table
the letter Of the distressed mother
which | enclose with another accompa-
nyng it when 1t reached Mrs. Cleveland.
l remember this poor mother as happy
wife many years ago. and as the past Is
tenderly recalled to me by her letter my
sympathy is very much aroused. I sea
some of the letters mention the date
fixed for execution as the 18th. but inas-'
much as the writer seems to be uncer.
tain, and this is Friday, the day of the
week usually selected, / am afraid this
may be the day.
If there is any qualification for merci-
full Interference 1t might be exercised for
the sake of an aged and broken-hearteG
woman. Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Hon. stephen M. White, United Slater
senate.
The herald., 1896-12-03

there is a family tendency to insanity:
that Wordens aunt became insane at
the age Of 80 and died in an asylum; that
an uncle, whose name is Jonathan Wild,
displayed peculiarities of a noticeable
nature, and that it was understood in
the family that great aunt OF Worden
on his mothers side died insane Mr..
Wilcox also enumerates instances of pc
culiar conduct on the part of Worden,
showing him to be unbalanced, and that
he has ben victim Of hallucinations.
You will thus observe that the show
ing made in this case is of an unusual
character, and that the witnesses who
bear testimony to Worden's want of
mentality are most respectable and con-
scientious people, and, what is of equal
Importance, many of them have had the
very best facilities for investigating that
whereof they speak.
I have become so impressed with the
strength of the showing made by the
petitioners that 1 felt it my duty as a
citizen, not as an attorney. to urge upon
your excellency a favorable considera-
ton of the request made
1t will be observed that the relatives
of this unfortunate man and his friends
do not seek to procure his liberation, nor
do they take 1t upon themselves to ques-
tion the establishment of the corpus de-
licti, and that he participated in the
wrecking of the train which resulted in
loss Of life, but they rest their claim
upon the ground that the condition of
the mind of the prisoner renders him in
capable of that deliberation and pre-
medita ton which are constituent ele-
ments Of murder in the first degree, and
should, of course, be found Enthusiastically
present before the death penalty is
awarded.
l might add that Mr.. Wilcox, speaking
for Worden's family, has said to me that
under no conditions would any appli-
cation be made for pardon; that it was
the conviction Of those nearest to the
prisoner that imprisonment for life
would meet the requirements of the
case. and that Worden's lack of brain
power renders it inadvisable to urge any
other determination.
Upon these documents and such other
papers as have been submitted to you,
the application for a Communication is
made. Very respectfully yours.
STEPHEN M. WHITE.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND'S LET
TER.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Washington, Feb 8, 1896
MY Dear Senator: When I saw you
few days ago spoke Of the case of young
Worden. sentenced to be hung in Cali
fornia for train wrecking causing death.
You said yeu would cemmunicats with
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

MY Dear Senator: When I saw you
few days ago spoke Of the case of young
Worden. sentenced to be hung in Cali
fornia for train wrecking causing death.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-11-25
FIGHT WITH BANDITS.
Marshal McGlinchy Has an Exciting
Encounter with Black
Jacks Band

Separ. N. M. Nov. 2O-Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal McGlinchy has had a
fight with Black Jacks bandits. killing
the notorious Bob Hayes and wounding
| George Musgrove, alias Jeff Davis, who
escaped. None of the posse were injured
Black Jack, Frank Anderson, Bill
George and another escaped and the
posse is in pursuit. Deputy Marshal
Ezekiels, with a posse of six and four
side. The fight occurred at Deer Greek,
about thirty miles south of Separ, off the
Southern Pacific road
This is the most desperate gang that
ever infested Arizona. They commenced
operations in July last, since which time
White Oak stage, robbed the mail four
times, robbed the Nogales bank, the Lewis
ton postotice the San Simon pOstotfce, sta
ton and store; STEMS station, Central
postoffice, and attempted to hold up a
mail train on the Atlantic & Pacific
was killed. They also took in the
Huachuca siding station, robbing the
agent, the object being to intercept the
paymaster en- route to pay troops at
Fort Huachuca, whom they missed
Then they went over to Wilcox, where
they planned to rob the United States
paymaster on the 18th, OF. his way to
Fort Grant, but missed the date again
They were making for chihuahua when
they were interrupted by McClinchy and
the fight came off. During the last three
months they have twice tried to hold up
the Southern Pacific mail train, but
failed. During the reign of terror they
have killed four men-Robinson, the line
rider who, with a posse, pursued them
after the attempted bank robbery at
Nogales; Parker, a ranchman near Rose
water, n. NJ; a rancher and cowboy in
the Animas valley. George Musgrove is
supposed to be the man who with Grant
Wheeler, blew up the express and mail
car near Wilcox three years ago.
Since last July the bandits have trav-
eled 1000 miles in their work of robbery
and death. Fuller intelligence from the
battlefield is expected hourly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-11-25
MRS. MAVERICK INSANE.
Mental Worry and Prison Walls
Have Shattered Her Mind
Wilde is Aged.

London, Nov. 23.-[Copyrighted, 1896,
by the Associated press. From q high
official connected with her majesty's
prison at Wormwood Scrubs the As
ISOLATED press is furnished with the
following account of the prisoners,
Mrs. Maybrick and Oscar Wilde
'For anyone who knew Mrs. Maybrick
as | did before her incarceration she
would not now be recognized. She is u
complete mental and physical wreck.
wish to say right here that this condition
is not due to prison treatment but is the
direct result of confinement and mental
worry While she is not insane, her con-
dition borders closely upon it. She has
not been at Wormwood Scrubs for
many months, but is now in the smaller
prison at Aylesbury, in Buckingham
shire. 1t is found that prisoners in her
mental state require as much change as
is consistent with prison regulations, and
for this reason she has been an inmate
of so many penal institutions. While at
WormWOod SchrubbS she was in the hos
pital for nine months in the year and
her health has demanded like treatment
at Aylesbury. She has grown thin and
her cheekbones protrude unpleasantly.
Her complexion is CHASTITY and her eyes
have a haunted look. She has all the
cunning of an insane person.
wilde was also removed from the
Scrubs a short time ago. He is now
at Reading. His health is also wretched
and he seems aged and broken. He has,
like Mrs. Maybrick, spent much time in
the hospital. While at Wormwood
Scrubs he was a model prisoner SO far
as complying with the regulations was
concerned, but his work was done in a
perfunctory manner. Personally [ do
not believe that any petitions for his re-
lease will be granted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-11-25
WRECKED ON A BAR.
Steamer Goes Down on the Cali
fornia Coast-Six Men
Drowned.

Point Arena, Cal, Nov. 23-The
steamer San Benito bound from Taco
ma to San Francisco, went ashore seven
miles north of here yesterday. The
steamer struck on a sandbar and broke
in two.
The San Benito carried forty-fou men
and during the severe storm must have
lost her bearings. The wind blew terrif-
cally and a heavy sea was running. The
vessel struck about / o'clock in the morn
ing and an hour later broke just aft of
the smokestack. Boats were lowered,
but one capsized Immediately with men
in it, four of whom were drowned. An
other boat with four of the crew cap
sized nine times, losing two men. Three
men, by heroic efforts, reached shore
Daylight found the rest of the crew
clinging to the rigging. Such a heavy
sea is running that it is impossible to
render assistance.
The drowned are:
0. w. SCOTT, first assistant engineer,
married.
w. CONDOR, second engineer, married
MICHAEL PENDERGAST, coal passer
JOHN SHERMAN. messenger boy
TWO OTHERS UNKNOWN.