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The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

Mayor Cosglin then called up A. n.
StockhAm and swore him in - mayor
and then swore In N. H. Castle, F. Z.
Dodge and J. W. Sanders a. trustees and
Lois I. Bear ~ clerk, after which he
thanked the retiring members for their
courtsey during the past year.
The list Of standing committees was
then announced by Mayor Stoclham -
follows:
-cemetefy-Baldwin, Castle. Gaunt.
License and Ordlaances- Dodge, San
ders, Baldwin.
F1re-Castle, Stockham. Dodge.
Finaace -Stockham, Sanders, Gaunt.
Streets and Alleys-Baldwin. Gaunt,
Dodge.
Ditch and Water Rlxhts
Castle, Stockham.
Water Works-sanders. Dodge,
Gaunt.
fiealth-Dr. Braisted, DR.. Kelsay, H.
H. Smith, David Bailey, DR.. Stockham.
The Delta County Fair association
was granted free use Of water for stock
At their race track for one year.
The water superintendent was instruct
ed to shut OF tho water on J. 8. Brice
line unless his plat was fled properly on
or before May 1.
B. 8. Gheen was elected marshal and
street commissioner and his salary Rxsd
at $50 per month.
James E. Beckley was elected night
watch and salary fixed at $40 per month.
M. E. Veltum was elected water tax
collector and salary fixed at 5000 per
month. BY resolution the bond for this
o1ice was fixed at $500
II. H. Smith was elected police magie.
trate.
N. Fairlsmb was elected as town at
torney.
d. s. Baldwin was elected mayor pro
tenn and N. H. Castle clerk pro tenn.
Bond Of Treasurer Clack In the sum Of
s2,0OO with H. O. Bear, 1. M. Conlklin
and W. o. Stephens as sureties, was
approved and an adjournment taken TO
z p. m. Friday.
At the adjourned regular meeting
held Friday night all members were
presant.
2 The bonds Of the marshal, night watch.
clerk and attorney were fixed ut eco
each and the two first named sworn in.
Tho county clerk asked that the town
should keep the roads leading into town
In good repair and to repair the ditch
south Of town. Tho proper committees
were instructed to look after them.
The question oe . permanent ditch
water supply for irrigation IVES referred
TO the Ditch and Water Right committee.
Bond Of Police Magistrate II. H. Smith
wss approved.
The deed froo John q. 6impson for
land was ordered eccspted and the At.
toeney Instructed 70 have II rUcoTtied.
Tho matter of nsw cemetery grosnds
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

Last Thursday night the old board OF
trustees held its last meeting with all
present except Trustee Mathers.
After approving the minutes the re-
port OF J. j. Barker as marshal from
Jan. / to April Is was read and referred
to the new board.
Warrants to the amount OF $50 were
ordered drawn on the special water works
fund in payment for land for water works
ON the island, to bs delivered to John
Simpson on presentation OF deed with q
clear title.
Sale OF 100 feet OF old hose to John
Young was ratified and w. X. Gale in
structed to collect for the same.
On motion a warrant was ordered
drawn in favor OF NJ. E. Tc um for
el0SO excess deposited with water tax
collections.
Annual report Of Treasurer Clack was
read and referred to the new board.
w. L. Obert entered complaint con-
corning the tearing out Of the watering
trough at the tank on Garnet mesa and
he was referred to the new board.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21
Eckart ltaMa.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
April 1s, 1887.
DR.. Stockbam preached at the church
Sunday.
Richard Forrest took . lot Of cattle 10
Denver last week.
The county surveyor was up Tuesday
and Friday Of last week locating new
roads
Last Thursday night . dance was en-
joyed by large number Of young folks
at the residences Of I. 8. Rowell, in the
cedars.
Titus Lewis, Of Salida, who bought
tho old George States ranch. b over on
visit and oontemplates re-setting the
ranch to trocs.
The fills put in Tongue creek just
south Of the bridge by W. n. Kso Bicott
were washed out by the high water u
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21
DEsERr LAND, vsNAL PROOv.
NOetee fer PuAuseasIoa.

March f6, Isg7
Notice Is hereby given that George q. States &
Delta, Delta county. Cooep,io has nled notice OF
Intention TO make proof on his desert land claim
10. 10 Ute ior the lot Sec. 7, TIP. Il. s Of r. ~
West 9Th r. u. before Milton X. welch. county
Judge and x-ofBcio clerk at Delta, Colorndo q,
Monday the third day Of May, 1897
He names the following witnesses TO prove
the complete irrigation and reclanation of said
land:
Isaac Rowell. william rannell. James n. Nc
Gruder. william kisef. all Of Cedareslee, Colo
rado.
4. Z. AMSBARY, Register.
flint pub March ~ last April D. .ls9D
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

APrh 4os AcOs
CIV. Smith, of Delta, was up Satur-
day.
Milo Jacobs and wife. Of Maher, were
in town Saturday.
William Mcmillan. OF Maher, was in
town last Monday.
Alex Glen. Of Montrose. was in town
several days last week.
Mrs. Eastman and son are occupying
part OF H. E. Niles house.
G. M. Hammond, OF Paonia, was in
town the first Of the week.
David Stephens and wife, from up the
river. were in town Saturday.
John Walker. OF the Gunnison valley.
came up on business ono day last week.
w. H. Hawthorn, Of Aspen, is in town
in the interest Of the Order Of Red Men.
Mrs. McCully and Mrs. 8. B. Hartman.
Of Maher. were visiting in town last
week.
J.W. Sanders. OF the firm Of Corbin &
Sanders. registered at the Hotchkiss
hotel Saturday.
Ben Corbin will occupy the Bailey
building on Main street for residence
the first Of the week.
Reginald Goblet, Of the GuDnison
valley, spent several days with friends
at Hotcokiss last week.
The mountain creeks have started to
pour melted snow into the river about
two weeks later than last year.
Clarence Nelson. OF the Delta Fruit
& Produce Co. was in town couple Of
days last week and went up to Paonis.
A. A. Moore. Of Ouray, representing
Ashenfelters Transfer Co. was looking
for heavy horses last week around the
country. ~
Frank Curtiss, Of Pitkin mesa, was in
town Saturday to attend . meeting oe
the board a directoss of the F1ss Mt.
Canal Co.
A. c. Lawhead. OF Denver, came in
Saturday and will look over the North
Fork country with . view Of locating
permanently. 4s
Rudolph Lossius, Of Grand Junction,
was in town last week in the interest Of
the new paper which he 10 about to start
In Hotchkiss.
Gus Schaefer and Geo. Fenday, Of
Crested Butte, came down Saturday to
get out Of the snow and see where the
peaches grow.
Richard McMurray, Of Delta, came up
Saturday to visit with the family Of
Paul Kennedy and keep track Of his
corner lots In town.
We understand that the people Of
Hotchkiss and vicinity arc to have the
pleasure Of hearing the celebrated
artists OF the Delta Minstrels at no dis
tant day.
We wish to call the attention Of the
people Of Hotchkiss to the subject Of
school election, which will occur on the
first Monday in May, at the hour Of
o'clock p. N. and wish to emphasize the
fact that it ID tho imperative duty OF
every voter TO turn out and attend tho
election. There arc two directors to
elect and steps must be taken towards
building school house that will be
adequate to accommodate the children
OF the district, and provide for tho scores
more that will be here before next fall.
Last year there were exactly nine votes
cast at school election and the people
who will not attend this year and help
elect board Of directors to take charge
OF the work for the coming year will
have no ground for complaint after the
business 10 done. Please bear in mind
and let every voter who has the success
Of our public schools at heart be present
at the school meeting.
U. r STRULEy
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21
special kieesie.-Neaiee = Vee-r..

Notice II hereby given that At . special cleo
ton TO be held ~ the Hose House In the Town Of
1897 A. D.. there will be submitted 10 the voters
Of the Town OF Delta who arp uxpayen under
the law the question Of granting to W. b. Bristol
erate an electric light plant in the Town Of Del
=. colorado, for period Of tweniy yeas from
the date Of the granting Of such franchise. The
form Of ballot upon the proposition above sub
mitted will be MS f,llows
FOR granting electric light franchise.
Against granting electric light franchise.
Dated st Delta. tolsrado, this 2Vth day Of April
IsSI. A. II. sIocKHAN,
Attest: LOIS I. BEAR. Mayor.
lsEAL Town Clerk.
lFirxt pub. April q: last May 5. lsg,l
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

the last few daya Ths prsvsnts parties
living on Tongue crock from going across
the new Gunnison bridge by way q their
grade.
c. B. Wilson. superintendent Of mails.
in Denver, was down with his wife last
week on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Plumb.
Mr.. Wilson. in addition to his other
Surface creek property. has bought the
old States ranch and has set out 8 acres
Of peach trees.
A social was given at the church last
Thu. sday night and large crowd vas
in attendance. Tho following program
was short but interesting:
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

ST. LuxE's ErIscoPAL MISSION -Serv-
ices will bo held in Mathers' hall on
every Sunday. On the first and third
Sundays, morning service at IL q. 10.
evening service at 7:3O p. m.
ARSoLDUs MILLER, Pastor,
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

CHRIsrIAN CHURCH-Subject for next
sunday morning. "How TO Behave 10 the
House oe God" HIRAn. w WILLIAMS,
Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

FIRsT Baptist CHURCH-Rev. James
H. Messenger pastor. Psesching services
at j 4. m. and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school
at 10 4. M, DIR. Stockham Supt. Young
Peoples meeting 6:45 p. M, l. n. Conk-
lin, Prest,
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

Inc IOuoWing Oils we're allowed:
H. o. Bear. work on cistern % 0 90
Jos. Rollins, coal l...............3 80 35
Jas. Mclaughlin, plumbing. :. 26 90
N. E. Veltum, collector. ....... 10 90
R F. Williams, oil and chimney. 70
H. Russell, printing 4 advertising Sc 40
A. r King, attorney. ............ IS 90
G. NJ. Snider, printing ........ 20 25
Mrs. Aebi, meals for prisoners.... 6 25
J. j. Barker, marshal ........... 50 OO
Smith Bros, freight and drayage. II 80
Corbin 4 Sanders. hardware -. IS
Jos. Barker. night watch. ....... % 90
w. 8. Girardet, election board :. 10 90
y. Fairlamb, -. 10 90
N. E. Clack, -. 8 90
F. n. Kelsay, 80. 8 90
II. w. Chiles, -. 8 90
w. L. Ferree, .... 8 90
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

Neaiee - Tereelsssre sale Of nseS
CousTY o. % DELLA. 49, In District cout
GEoKGe W. wALKER, Trustee, andl
THE CoLORADO LoaN AyD MORT
GAGE COMPANY, . corporation
Plaintifis, No. tS7
GEORGE b. NcGRANAHAN. Defend.
ant.
In pursuance Of . decree and i,,dpmsnt Of
forecIosure and sale, made and entered n tte
aboye entitled sctiou, bearing date the IL day
Of March A. D. 1891, and entered In the records
Of said court in aid county and state, L the
updenignsd, the present duly elected, a,,Sli6Sd
and acting sherih Of sid csUnty, by virtue a the
authority In me vested by anid decree nd Seief
Will sell At public auction At the front do ofIh0
court house In the Town Of Delta In aid cosn1y of
Delta and state Of Colorado. on Monday the ION
the forenoon Of aid day, s6r the highest ard 6cse
price the same will bring In cash, the followtssg
describcd pfemlscs: Z
The west one half Of the north east one a,uasser
and the east One half Of tie north weI oWe
quarter of section twenty. township niteen SDuth,
range ninety Ave west. Of the sixth prissipai
north east one quarter 0f the worth we'd oae
quarter ofsaid SECTION twenty, torpshcr wfh oll
the interest Of the said George B. Hctsranai0n IN
the GarDet Ditch Company, lis Ill. ches. rc~s4voi0
and water rfghts, said property being <l19sse,
Vlng and beasg in the county Of delta, Sen1o -
said sale Is IN be male to secure the amouuue of
. a(ndgment ottained In the said cauae In fhvos
q tss plaintiff, The Colombo Loan and MugSDnDR
Com.A:y aEans Georye ,. MeGnuGkGu,
amounting ~ s36!O and cnsss. snd sisD ~
judgment hi fAsUr d Geossc ". Walker, -
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

A special meeting Of the council was
called Monday evening to consider the
question Of calling a special election TO
vote on the question Of granting an elec-
trio light franchise. All members we're
present and voted in favor OF calling the
special election. which will be held on
Tuesday, May IL.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

vas referred to the cemetery COMMITTEES.
A proposition from w. s. Bristol and
r. B. Bushav to put in an electric light
plant was accepted and an ordinance
pzssed granting them . twenty year
franchise, they to furnish arc lights all
night 1t el6 per month or until midnight
at el2 per month and incandescents at
sl0O per month per light. or cent per
hour on meter rates and replace all
burned out lights free OF charge; the
town TO take fous arc street lights at
the regular rate. .
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

METHODIST CHuKcH-This will be
Q Sunday Of especially good things. Rev.
w. r Weaver. Of Montrose will preach
both morning and evening at the usual
hours. This will be treat do not fail
to como. Sunday school 10 Q. N. Ed
worth League 6:4h A cordial Invitation
to oil. JSo. r. wooD. Psstot.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

March Is. NJ.
NOtics Is hereby given that the foIlowln a-usa.
ed ettler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim. and thai aid
proof will be made before Milton r. Weich,
county Judge and ex-oficio clerk st Delta Colo
fafo. on MAY 3, 1sg7, viz
Joseph y. R1atrap who made d. g. l3,6 Ute
Series for the N. W u offs. W. u Bee. !, Tp. n 5,
Of r. % W. sth p. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
George II. Merchant, DAVID g. stephens, Albert
county, Colorado.
A. e. AAsBAwy, Register,
Flint pub March "A, last April ~, Is.r7.l
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

PREsBYrERIANC On unCn-Sduda,
school 10 q. m.-Prssching at II .. %
]. L. LOWER, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-21

After the program was rendered a
number OF baskets were sold at auction
for the benefit OF the church. The pastor
called the attention Of the audience to
the fact that the church WAS built by
public subscription and while it vas or
ganized as Baptist church all parsons
OF whatever denomination were heartily
welcome not only to hear the Baptist
pastor, but to use the church for their
own services by dividing time.
CITIZEN
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-28
SILVER GROWN LODE

B~ginning at corner No I. identical with cor ner No T 0; lo,ati, n and with corner No 4 of North Bell lod of this sursey; post scribed ; ( Nj C No I-I2I9A
 From which U L V No Ia4s A s bears \ so' 30 W, III 3 ft distant. 1hehce : IzS o7' " Nsriaion Iz' 70 E 300 feet to corner no 2. identical with corner No of location. and corner No 3 of the North Bell lode Of this survey; post scTIbed sc M C No2-Izie A. Tterce $ s7' g F Vari1ton I2o 70 I5oo fert to corner No 3. identical with cor ner No of location; pine post 4.o fl long ins square, set i5 ins in ground. urrounded by a mound Of stone 4s fl at base. 2k 1t high. scribed M ( No3 Iz4oA.
 No bearings av liable.
 Thence N IaS cyl
 Vaiiition fz' 4oi
 300 feet to eorLer No 4. Identical with corner No of lcca ion: pine post [, long. 4 ins square. set Is ins in ground. surrounded by mound si s,sne 4t5 ft al bose, aH ftkhigt. scr.bed c M No 4-y'so
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-28
PEARCE GROUP.
Mining Application No. 657.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE ]
 Tucson, ArIzons,
 August 9, ls91)

Notice is hereby given tha, THE COMMON WEALTH MINING AND
 MILLING COMPANY a corporation duly organized and existing by virtue Of the laws of the Territory of Arzona. by its attorney in fact. William Herring. wEose poS,otfee address is Tucson. Pima county Arizona. has flied it's application far a patent for Ihe Pearoe Group Of Mining claims. comprising the following. 10 wit.
 1900 linear feet of the Ocean Wave lode. and Goo feet in width.
 1900 linear feet of the Silver Wave lode, and 6oo fec, in width.
 1890 lin- ar feet of the common We l,h lode, and Geo feet in width.
 1900 linear feet of the One and All lode and 6oo ieet in width.
 1890 linear feet of the North Bell lode. and 6oo feet in width.
 1890 linear feet of the Silver Grown lode, and Goo feet in width.
 Said iodes bearing silver and gold: the Ocean Wave Mills te which IS one thousand aEd foTty-two feet and twelve one undredths of a foot m length and two hundred and nine feet in width: the One and All Mil site, which is one thousand and forty-two feet and twelve one hundred;hs of s loot m length and two hundred and niae fee, in width
 Said loies and said nlill-Sites are situated on the unsurve,ed portion of the United States public lands in the Turquoise Mining district, in the county of Cochise, in the Teuitory of AriEsna, ard are designated by the official field notes and officIal plai op file iu this oiioe a. Survey No. I74e A B. being described as fol lows:
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-28
COMMON WEALTH LODE
Beginning al c rrer No [.

Beginning al rner No [,
 lcentieal ~iih corner No Silver Wave lode. pi Q pest 0 feet loag4 m, hes square gel Io in he- in ground. surrounded by mound ot store { E iert al base, 2 H feat high scubed 1 NJ ( N Nj ( No I.I.4o A.
 From which U $ l. NJ Nc la4e A & bears . s7' ca sss9 tee! distant. 1hencr ; I2' o7 W Var. I2' | 3oo feet to corner No 2, identical with corner \ of location and coIner No Silver Wave; corner No Silver Grown and corner No S North Bell lodes all oi this survey; rest scroed CIV NC No s-i2i9 A. No bearings avaleble.
 Thence :. ss7' 37' E. Var i2e 4J' Isoo feet tc corner No a identical with cor ner No of location and corner No One and Al, and corner No Silver Crow lodes, of tEis survey. a line post feet long inches square | SC, Is inches in ground. surrounded ty mound of stone 4 ;z ieet al base, 2A feet high. scr.bed C W NJ ( No 3.I2l9 A. No bearings ava able. Thence \ I2' o7 | Var. Iz' 70 | 30 fe-t 10 corner No identical with corner { No oi location. and corner No Une and
 All lode of IS survey. Flne post Q ict lon z l incHes ua-e st i5 inches m ound sur
 rounded ty a m und of stone : z feet in diam-
 eter. ? a feet hgh, scrbsd " NJ ( No ! I2-9 A. | No bearing availab'e.
 60 feet 10 corner No identical with corner | No of location and co. n,r No One aud Al.
 lod- of this sury,y. pine post i.o ieyt long. | ches square. set Is inches m ground -ur- rounded by mouGd of stone +H feet al base. s4 feet high scr.bei (. W. NJ. (. Ne. s-I2,g A.
 Thence \. g. 37 W | NaratiCn I2' 70 r.
 Along the rorthery s'oPe of hill. 1900 feet 10 corner No. 6, idenucal wIth corner No. 6 oi location. and corner No ,, Siver Wave oce.
 of this surye,. Post scriDet (. W. Nj. C No | 6-I2-Q A | Ihenc- s. I20 o7 w | Naration I2' 70
 300 feet to corner No I. the place ofbeginning
 Area, 2o.3 36+ Acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-28
OCEAN WAVE LODE.

Beginning at Corner No '. identical with
 Corner Ne of the location, and with Corner
 No Silver Wave lode. pine post 4 0 feet long
 inches square set I5 iaches in ground and
 surrounded with mound Of stones. ; feet at base
 anc 7a feet high. sc!ibed ] W NJ C
 I-i7io A.
 USLM No Ia,s A & bears 6,' 43
 rI35 feet.
 fhence x I2' o7 E. Var. Ia. 70 E. 300 fee,
 ,s corner No 2. identical with corner Nc Of
 the location and corner No6 Silysr Wave lode. pine post 6 feet long. inches square set Is inctes in ground surrounded with mound of stone4 E feet at base and 2J! feet high, scribed OW C 2-Is,o A. No bearings available. Thence $ s7' az W. Var. Is' 70 F, zr4 feet. the north end of standard Meridian established
 for this portion of this dIstrict 1900 feet to cor ner No 3, a pine post 4.6 feet long. in. hes square. set I5inches in ground, and surroundei with mound of stone 4 feet al base and h feet high. soribed c W Nj ( s-I24Q A. No bearings available. Thence I2' o7 VI, Var I2' 70 E, 300 fee, 10 corner No <. west center end of claim iden- ti,al with Corner No o' location. pine post 4.6 feet long, inch.s square Set I9 inches in ground surrounded win mound of stones 4H i; feet at base. sH feet figh. scribed " ( No 4-Ia49A
 No bearings available. Goo feet D corner Nc. 5. identical ~iih corner No of location pine post 4.6 fc-t long. 4 inches square sci IS ircheS ID ground, surround ed by mound of stone. ;h feet al base. 2H her high scribed O W Nj C No s-f749 4. No bearings available. Then,e x s7S az t Var. r2' 70 r5oo feet 10 corner No 6. identical with the SW corner silver Wave ard NV coroer North Bell lode claims. pin- pos, s.5 feet long inches square SCI Is inches in ground. surrol dedby mound of stone { H feet in dismeter and 2H feet high, scribed O W M C No 6-I7isA A. No hearings available. Thence I2' o7 E, Var. I2' 70 E 300 feet to corner No I. ihe place of besInning. Area, Io ooI acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-28
OCEAN WAVE MILL SITE

Bcsia,ing at corner No T. identical Ui,h cor n>T No O: location and corner No Of On ! AT Al! nlIh ite, pine post 6 Il long, | ins square, set IS ms in ground, ,urr, urded by . mount Of ston- ;H fi at base, 2n il hi, n, post scribcd O W NJ $ No I.I2IeB From which corner No ?, Ocean Wave lode bears 5S- 32' w, o52 'ert. U Nj No I2Ss A & E bsaTs 6 I7 E. I37o feet. Thence \ = 36 E Variation I2' 70 Io4a-I2 feet to corner No ?. identical w;h cor CT No of location, whI n IS also corner No of Oce and All mill site. pine post | ft l)ng ins square. set Is irs in ground. sur round, by .Hioi;T5. 5f s;55. ., 7 fi at base zz 1t hlgh, scrbed 0 W Nj $ No 2-I2+s B. Thence x sa' a, "
 Variation Iz' -c' r. 2oe 'et 10 corner No B. identical with corner No 5 of lccltion, ne post 6 ft long. ius square. set IS ms in ground. surrounded by a mound Of stone AZ il al base, 2H ft h:gh scrib~d w NJ No 3-I249B.
 Then C $ : 36' W
 Va:is'ion I27 70 F
 Io;2. I2 fret 10 conner No {, identical with cor n No ! of location. pine post | it long. 4 ins squaie set IS ins in ground. surrounded tya mound Of stones +Jz 1t al base, 2R fl high, scri5ed O w NJ : No 4-I2ie B.
 Tbence . s7' q, l.
 VaTia'io I2' 70 F
 aoo feet 10 corner Ho I. the place of begin ming.
 Area, 5 acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-28

Set is ins in ground. surrounded by a mound, of stone ! 4 1t at base 2H ft high, scribed O, & 4 NJ No 3-I249 B.
 thence $ 7 56' " Nlriaticn r2e 70 E Iol2.12 Il. 10 cor No l. ideutical with cor No, : Of location, inc post 46 fl lore, . ins SOY. Set IS ms m ground, surrounded by a mound of stcne H fl at base, 214 fl high, scrihed OK A | NJ : No 4-I2+9 B. Thence N 52' 2i w Variation I2s 70 F.
 2oS feet 10 cor No I. the place of beginning. From "hicn well 6x9 fl. over 2so il deep bears 23' O E, 4s2 fl. Ara. acres. Total area Of s, i'd niniEg claims, 1a2 AS Total area Of said mill sites. TO acres. he locations of said mining IUdes and mill. sites are i' cord~d in the of ce Of the County Recorder oi the County of Cochse ss follows Ocfan Wave Loce, in Book B, Records cf N ncs. page I35
 Silver Wave Lode in Beck Ia RecorSs of M'uc'. page r2+
 ComEon Wealth Lode, in Pock B. Re- ccTcs of Mines. rage l25 Mines. page I2I
 North bell Loce. in Book I7 Records of Mines, page I55-
 Silver Crown Lode. in Beck Is. Records of Mines, page I56.
 Oc' an Wave Mil Site. in Book of Mil Sites. Iage 343
 oue and All Mil Ste, in Book of Mill Sit S. page 34i
 Adjoining claims are, Sierra Nevada. Mine. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said
 Ocean Wave,
 Silver Wave
 Common Wealth,
 One and AT.
 North Bcll, or
 Silver Crown 10 les CT surface gronnG, or any portion of said Ocean Wave. or
 One and All Mill Sites. are hereby notified that un'ess tbei adve. SC c'aIms are duly filed, as according law ard the regulation 4sIeurdtr, within sixty days from the date hereo', with tie Regis ter of tae | niied States land Office al Inc son. in the County of r ma. TeITisory of Afj zona. they will be barred by virtue of the Irovi. sions Of the Statute
 EUGENE ]. TRIPPEL.
 Register. First publication. August Ie, 1897
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-28
AUTHORIZED A ENrs.

L. P. FISHER, ar Merchants Exchange FranclS~>-
 G. H. KELLOGG, No. BIO Pine street, Room g and 5s, San Francisco. F. C. DAKE, room $. Merchsn, Exchange. an Francisco.
 GEO. P. HOWELL. 10 Spruce St New ork
 N, w. AVER & SON. Philade. phia. All transactions made by the above named persons Sill be compiled with at the PROS RECTOR office.