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Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
OCEAN WAVE LODE.

Beginning at Corner No I. Identical with Csrser Ne [ o( the location. and with Cornes Ne Silver Wave lode. pine pest ( 6 feet long inehes square set 10 inches m gsound and surrounded with mound of stones. fest at base ane sH feet high. scribed l \ o w N C
 USLM No. ra.s A bears 6,' a [
 fhe NE eorser assay obes seas s 70 sS W
 fIeoes N Is' o7 E. Var. ,s' % E. ,so fee, -ts corner Ne .. ,ideasicai with corner Nc 2 of the location and cusuer No6 Silyer Wave lode. . pins post ( ( feet loog. iaehe, square set Ie s,ope { < feet at bass and s,s feet high. scribed OW v ( aisse A.
 Nc beaiogs available.
 Thenes t' s9 W. Var. Is' % E. sI@ feet. the nor,h end sf Ssaodard Meridian established for ths portion Of this district. ISos feet to cor s9 Ne ! . pins DOS, %.e feet long. in:hes sqyaxe, ct 10 inches ia ground, and surrounded Ssss hiGh. sczibed o WA C 3-,s%sA.
 No bssrioss ayailsble.
 Thence IF o7 W, Var Is' 70 E, 300 feet to corner Ne. (, vest center end of claim iden' sisa, with Cosner Nc ( si iocat,on. . pine pnst S-S iees long, ( inch $ square set Is inches in ground surrounded with mound of stones <k lees at base. aH feet fish. seribed o " N C Ne 4-i7%e A
 Ne beariags available. Goo iees tI corner No. 5. identical with corner No sf location. . piee post %-6 fe:s long. { ipches square set Is inches in ground. surround cd by moand sf stoee. x feet ai base. sH feet high. scribed o " V C Nc s-ia4sA.
 No bearngs available. Thenos x s7' sy E. Vas. Is' 70 1890 Ae, se c,gues Nc 6. identical with the SW corner $iivss Wave aIA NV corpes Nosth Bell lode siaims. ri.s Poss >A feet iosg ( ipches square. sss 10 iaehes is ground. survoa- ded by . mound sf ssose SX fess is diameter and sx feet high, seribed O W N C Ne 6-s7$9 A. No beahpss available.
 Thesc. < la o7 E. Var. rs' @o' E 300 feet to ces.~ No ', the place of beginning.
 Ara. ye.eer acrss-
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
COMMON WEALTH LODE

Beginning at crrsey Not,
 Identical with corner No Silver Wave lode. . pi post 6 feet long inehes square set Is inches in ground. surrounded by mound of stone x feet al base. ax feet high scribed V ( W
 From which U LM No ls.9 A & B bean $ s7' ca W sss.e fee, distant.
 Thence Is' o7' W
 Var. Ia' Ao' E
 300 feet to corner No 2. identical with corner No 2 of location and corner No Silver Wave: corner No Silver Grown and corner No { North Bell lodes all of this survey; pest scribed ( W MIG No s-Is<9 A.
 No bearings available.
 Thence $. g. T E.
 Var. ia' 70 E
 1890 fec, to corner No 3. identical with COT. nex No of location and oasner No One and survey, pine post { c feet long inches square set Is inches in ground. surrounded by mound of stone { th feet at base. 75 tert high. scribed " NJ ( No s-Is+9A. No bearings ava iable.
 Thence N r2e o7 Var. ia' 70 E
 300 feet to corner No {. identical with corner No of location, and corner No One and All lode of is survey. pine post 4.6 feet long inches sGuare set IS inches in ground sur rounded by m und of stone | < teet in diam. e,er. aX feet high. scribed C W Nj No la&9 4. No bearing available. 6.s fec, to corner No 5. identical with corner No of location and corner No One and All | led-. of this survey. pine post +.6 feet long. i ches square. set Is inches in ground .ur- rounded by a mould of stone 4H feet at base. sH feet high scr,bed (. ". Nj. C. Nc. s-Is4s A.. Thence \. e TW Vara,ion Ia' % E.. Along the nsr,herly s,ope Of hill 1890 feet to corner No 6, identical with corner No. 6 oi | location. and corner No 5. Silver Wave Lode. of this surve,. Post scnbed C. ". NJ. ( Nd 6-ia4s Thence $. Ia' o7' w Vara,ion Ia' 70 E 300 feet to corner No '. the place ofbeSineing Area, 20. 364 Acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
TENTH STREET DAIRY

set Is ins in ground. surrounded by a mound oi stone +h f, al base. aa fl high. scrlbed O < A Nj ; No 3-I73o B. Thence $ 7 s6 W | Variation I2S 70 E
 Io42 I2 fi 10 tor No |. identical with COT No +o toeduoh' pihe post 40 II long. ins sqr, set Is ins in ground. surrounded by a mound of stone AZ fl at base. 2h fl high, scribed 0 X A NJ No a-I2.oB. l Thence N s2 2i'W Variation I2o 40 F.
 7o9 feet to cor No T. the place of beginning.
 From which we'll 6xs fl, over aso f, aeer, bears a3' O E, 5s2 fl.
 Area, acIes. | Total area Of said mining claims, Is1. s.> acres. ' | Total area of sid mill sites, 10 acres. | The locations of said mining lodes and mill sites are recorded in the offce of the County Recorder Of the County of Cochise as follows.
 Ocean Wave Lode. in Book I3. Records of NJ nes. page I35 Silver Wave Lode. in Book Is Records of Mines. page I2+.
 Common Wealth Lode. in Poek 1s Re. | cords of Mines. page i25. One and All Lcde. in Book Is, Records of | Mines. page r24.
 North bell Loee. in Book Is. Records of Mines. page I35. Silver Crown Lode. in Book r,. Records of Mines, page Is6. Oo an Ware Mil Site. in Book I of Mil .Ites. page 343.
 One and AIl Mill Ste. in Book of Mill Sit s, page 3A4 Adj,ining claims are. Sierra Nevada Mine. Any and all persons claiming adversely aLy portion of said Ocean Wave, Silver Wave, Common Wealth. One and All. North Bell, or
 Silver Grown iodes CT surface gronnc, or any por,icn ef said Ocean Wave, or
 One and Al Mill Sites are hereby notified that un'ess ,hei adve:se claims are duly filed. as according Jaw and the regulation ..reurder. within sixty days from the date hereof, with the Regis ter of the U nited States Land Cfice, at Tue son. in the County of Pma. Territory of An zona. they wiil be barred by virtue Of the Jroyi Sions of the Statute
 EUGENE ]. TRIPPEL.
 Register. First publication, August Io 1897
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
OCEAN WAVE MILL SITE

Beginning at corner No '. identical with cor ner No of location ard corner No of On and All mill site, pine post 4 6 ft long. ins square, set Ie ins in ground, surrounded by s mount sf stone x 1t at base. aH ft high. post scribed O W M s No I-I24eB. From which corner No 2. Ocean Wave lode bears : sss ga W. os7 feet. US NJ No Ia4e A b.ars 6 I7' E. I3oo feet. Thence \ 7 36 E. Variation I2' 70 ro;a "a feet to corner No 2. identical with cor. CT No 2 of location, which is also corner No 0f One and All mill sit.. a pine post {. 6 fl long. { ins square. set Is ins in ground. sur round, d by a.mound of stone 4,z fl at base. aH fl high. scribed O W NJ $ No a-Ia4sB B.
 Thence x s7' az w
 Variation Ia' % E
 9oe fort to corner No 3. identical with corner No of location, pine post { ft long. ins squsre. set Is ins in ground. surrounded by a mound ef stone 4H fl at base, 2h fl high. seribed O W M No 3-IaSeR B.
 Theme S7' s6W
 Varia,ion I7' %
 Io17 Ia feet 10 corner No (, identical with cnr- n.S No ( of location. pine post 1t long. { ins squaIe, set Is ins in ground. SUIT founded ty a mound of stones x ft at base, sH ft hieh. scsibed O w M No 4-Ia+9 R.
 Thence Sef s{ E
 variaaio sa' 70
 aos feet to corner No I, tho place of begin ning.
 Area, 5 acres
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
SILVER WAVE LODE,

Besinaing as ernes Nc ldsatical with eerner No I of the locatien an, eospef No of Ocean Wave lode. post scribet N s W N C 1 ls<o 4. USL N No sa<s A-& bears s 63' g E sias feet distant.
 fhe NE cornes assa, oihce bears s 70 sS W fssses S "a ozw
 Var. I5 70 E.
 ,<~ fees to corner Ne 2, Identical sith cosne No q locatioa and cesnss No Osean Wave and corner No Norsh Bell iodes ef this survey psss scribed s W N C No a-Ia4sA.
 Ne heansgs available.
 The,ce SSs' aiE Var. Is %SE
 Oesduaay asce.ding westerly slope of hill ai Iseo issf. esoss snp q hill. 1890 fees to coene, No sa ezseAiv slo2s of hiil: idsntical with corner No of iocaaoa aaA cosBsR No . Q. Common Weaith; corses No Siives trovn and esruer No s q the Nouh Ben Iods: pine posi @.S fess long. isehes :quare. ses !e inches ie iess q base sx ssss high seribed 5 WIG Nc
 No hsasins, available.
 nsnee V Is'TE
 Var. Jss' = 2.
 aos Sees so eosser No [. identical with ioea- tiso eprner No . ssd eorpa No [. Commso Wkzith lode. . pine post >-6 feet Leg i.ches oQu2fe, oee ~ tncoe9 ID 8souno suuounoeo py 1osp6 sf aoee. 4x fsesaa base. sx feet high. scyibed $ w N C No @rSa>9 A.
 Nc be>siags svailabse.
 6oe Sees so corner Nos. ideatical with oor- nes No e ioczsion ed corpes No Common Weaith Isde upea the ncrshesiy dope of hiii. . pise poss 6 Seet leg ipehes sysar'. set Ie Inche3 b Ground suETnun6ed wtsh 0oupd o9 ooae 4K 6a b dianeia sx tsss high. sesibed sWHc Ee sa.asA:
 psee: ' eEsf w.. ...
 Noag h. nosth9iy Sspe q hiu ISse Seet .ta sernr No z, iAsadcai vjsb eegaeS Nc ef looa- - sad ssrae Nee osssa Ways lede of this Wvsy. poA sesil.a SWNC Ne efs>s A.
 Thssse s se oTW
 Yhs. Be - F.
 zsA sssu sssA
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18

Wc are We suppl'.twi:k prepared goods Of sl kind for use during this hot weather consisting sf. Bonea Turkey, Boned Chicken, 2sast 1sfksy. Beast Chicken, sardnss of all knt Caansd Soups u v'arity French Enahsh and Ansrioaa 4aekeE0 cans, Brook Trout in either Tomato cs Mustard sauces, Dsviled 1uks. Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham
 burger Esls in Jelly, Boston
 Baked Beans plain oF
 Tomato Sauce. And
 many other Goods
 too numerous
 to mention Also u regular receipt ef Holland InDnEA sad American Cheese. ..:::: =:
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
No bearings zvs;lable-

No bearings available.
 Goo feet to corner No 5. identica. with cornc, Not Of location. and corner No 5 of the Com. mon We alth and corner No of One and All lodes of this survey. post scrised $ C NJ Nc S-I3<oA 4.
 Thence x s7' HW
 Variation fa' 70 E
 1900 feet to corner No 6. identical with cor per No oflocation and with corner No oi Common Wealth and corner No 3 of Silver Wave and corner No of North Bell lodes all of this survey. post scribed s CMC No 6-I24sA.
 Thence s l2' o7 W
 Variation Ia' 90 E
 3co feet to corner No T. the place of begin. ming.
 Area. 20 .563 acres.
 The survsys of the foregoing mining claims are identical with their respective locations.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
UFfICIL DIRECTORY,
AUTHORIZED Ae ENrs.

AUTHORIZED 40 ENTS. L. P. FISHER, aI Merchants Exchange Franos~~-
 G. H. KELLOGG. No. BIO Pine street. Room g and Ss, San Francisco. F C DAKE, room $. Merchant Exchange. m Francisco.
 GEO. P. HOWELL. 10 Spruce St New ork
 ~. W. AVER ( SON. Philadelphia. Al transactions made by the above named easoos will be complied with ai the PROS RECTOR o6hce.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18

By elaneiag over the editorial col unns of various newspapers published in towns where elections are impend- ing, we learn once more the import ant truth that ii you do n't register you can't vote.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18

Beginning at ccrner No [. identical with cor. p-r No [ of lo:ati n and with corner No { ol North Bell Tod of this survey: post scribed Frsm which U s L N No ra4s A& B bears V so' 90 VI. <}4 ft distant.
 Thence s I7s o7 w
 Variation Is' % E
 aoo feet to corner no 2. identical with corner No of location, and corner No 3 of the North Bell lode of this survey: post scrbed SC N C No 7-r7So A.
 Thencr 87e 37 E
 Variation Iz' 70 E
 1900 feef to c.xner No 3. identical vish CT nes No of location: pine poss <.S h long. ( ins square. set 10 ins !. ground. sufrounded oy . mound of stone q t as base, sH fl high. scribed M C No 3 Ia<9A.
 No bsasings avzila6ae.
 Thence N Is' o7 E
 vsnstioa ss' 70 E
 DO Sses 10 corner No {. identical wish corner No { of ioca'ioo: a pine post <e q ioag. { ins square. ses ss ins h poua4. ssu"unded by a scund of ssoae x h af boees sx O ui&h. ssibed sc M ( No <Uss
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
IT AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

It is sn unsettled question whether bleaching the hair leads to softening ci the brain, or softenins of the brain leads to bleaching the hsir.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
ONE AND ALL MILL SITE

Beeinning at corner No ', identical with cor. ner No 1 of loca.ion and corner No { ol Ocean Wave mill ste. post scribed o & 4 NJ $ Nc 1-r7ssB
 ing claim, bears S 70 47 E. a3oa. 6 ft distant. U IS l. N No Ia49 A & 8 bears s 6 I7 E. 1900 1t distant.
 Thence N 7 36 E
 Vaiation is' % E
 Io4a. "a fl to cor No 2. identical with cor 10 . of location, which is also cor No ot Ocean Wave mill site, pos sezibed ( | A N Ne T. Ia49s. fbenee 8 e. a{E Variation Is'<6 E soo ft so cor No a identical wish cor No 3c( locafion, pine post { 6 f Icn9. { insDsquares
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
NORTH BELL LODE.

Beginning at corner No '. identical with COT. ner No of location. a pine pot 3.6 fec, long. inches square. set I8 inches in the ground sur. rounded by . mound sf rocb SA feet st base. sK feet bIgh. scribed \ B NJ C No I-IasoA USL M No ia4s A < bears N ss'&S E II47 feet distant Themes s ia' o7W Variation Ia' 90 E 100 feet to corner No q. identical with cor.
 ner No Of location: piae post <.e ft loog. { ins sqr. sci Is inches in the ground. surrounded by mound ot stone, x ft at base. aH h high. sc,ibeo N B Nj No s-ra4s A. No bearings available. Thence $ ea' 2fE Variation I3' 70 E 1900 feet to corner No 3. identical with cor nes No } of the loc,,ion sgnd with corucr Nc ., Silver Grown lode. Of this survey: a pine post {. 6 .o long. inches square. set Is inches in the ground. surrounded by . mound
 of stone. x feet q, base, sA feet high. serib- d N B NJ No 3.ia4oA. Thence N I2 o7 E Variation IF % E 300 feet to corner No (. identical win corner No { of location and corner No [, of Silvsr Grown lode Of this survey: a pine post S.6 feet long. inches square. set 10 inches in the ground. surrounded by a msond of stone. 4H feet at base, sx feet high. scribed M C No <-ra;o A. Upon norher.y slope of hiil. 6oo feet to CD ner No s. identical with corner
 No of location and with cosner No of Silver
 Wave. corner Ne 2 of Common Wealth and cs,-
 ner No of Silyer Grown lodes of this yurry; post scribed \ B NJ C No stz9A-
 Thence \ 87' a. W
 Variation Is' 70 E
 800 sees across top of hill and descend wes, eriy slope 1890 feet. to corner No 6: identical with co ner No 6 of location, and with corner No of Silver Wave lode. and corner No of Ocean Wave lode of this survey: post scnbed V B MIG No 6 rasoA.
 Thence Is' o7 W
 Variation Iss 70 E
 300 feet to corner No I. the plaes of begin ming.
 Area. 70 se7 acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-18
SILVER GROWN LODE

Area. 70. Se7 acres.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-10
0FFBNSE OF THE C0L0RED SHIRT
A Proclamation of Good Tastes and
the Young MANS Enemr.

In writing of "The Offense of the Col
ored Shirt" Edward W. Box, in the June
Ladies' Home Journal, %denounces it in
it's present development-violent colors
and while collar, and worn with a loud
cravat-as an absolute offense against
good taste. Many of the colors and
combinations worn in shirts by men of
good repute,' he asserts, have been Dor
rowed of the sporting element-gamblers
on the race-track and followers of the
prize-fight, who for a long time had a
monopoly of this stylespf wardrobe, and
were known by their Shirts of wonderful
design, as well as by their clothes of loud
and large Checks Toe many of our
young men consider themselves we'll
dressed nowadays with the lurid-colored
shirt as part of their toilette. If they
could, however, see themselves with the
eyes of others. they would very speedily
come to a different conclusion. A young
man can, least Of all, profane good taste
in dress, no matter how general a foolish
fad ma become. He is always being
judged by some one older than himself.
and many a business man judges a young
man's character by his dress. The colored
shirt of violent color or design is not the
young mans friend; it is his enemy. He
does not impress people with his good
taste by wearing it: or the contrary he
shows the weakness in his character of a
tendency to unwise imitation. The quiet,
gentlemanly garb is his. and he should
adhere to it. Employers look not for the
latest styles in a young mans dress, but
for a sense of n~eatness and becomingness.
Dress c~heerfuily; at twenty we need
not dress as If we were fifty. There is
a happy medium between the black tie
and the violent cravat of rainbow hue.
That is where good taste comes in, and
a young man must exercise it. The coll
ored shirt is possible for him, but within
limitations, The pin dot or stripe is not
offensive: on the contrary, it is becom-
ing. But brilliant cravats. fancy waist
coats, loud and large checks in clothes,
and extreme cOiors III shirts are not for
the young mar of taste, refinement or Of
future standing. Nor are they In one whit
better taste for the man of mature years.
They are offensive n bespeak the mar
who affects them"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-10

TO PHILIP a. FULLY. MARY FULLY. HIS
wife; Amelia G. Macomber. Henry K.
Macomber. her h~usbandi Efae c. Winahts,
James ]. Winants. her husband; Louise c,
Van Wrinkle. John E. Van Wrinkle, her hus-
band; Sophie C.. Henderson and Charles Hem
derSon, her husband
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector of Jersey City, on
the 18th day of April, 1895. The Mayor and
sum of nine hundred and ten dollars and ffty-
seven cents L the land and real estate sit
uate in Jersey City, in the County of Hudson
and State Of New Jersey. fronting on Beacon
avenue, which IS laid down and designated as
dred and sixty-nine $780,, upon an assessment
map annexed to a report number eighty 500,
appointed in and for said City by the Circuit
Court of the County of Hudson, a certified
copy Of which report and map was filed in the
the 18th day of May, 1892. said report and map
and said sale being made pursuant to the
Jersey, passed March soth, 1856, entitled&
A Act concerning the settlement and col.
lection of arrearages Of unpaid taxes. as
and water rates or water rents
IN cities OF this State. and imposing and
leyying a tax. assessment and lien in lien
and Instead of such arrearages, and to en-
force the payment thereof. and to provide
for the sale of lands subjected to future
taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thersto.
And you are further notified ttat you an
pear to have an estate or Interest IN said
land and real estate, and unless til, said lanJ
and real estate shall be redeemed. as nrovid-
ed in said acts. before the expiration Of sx
months from and after the service hereof =
deed for the same will be given ,onyeytne
to The Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey civ
the fee simple of said land and real estats
according to the provisions of the said act
Dated Jersey City, N. j.. May 9Th, 1897.
Tho MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JER-
SEY CITY.
E. HOGS,
(SealJ Mayor.
City Clerk
The New Jersey Title Guarantee 8 Trust Co,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-10
COURTESY I'M N
In No Other Capital is Social Inter-
course So DeIfgh afu1.

Our forefathers may have exaggerated
the code of courtesy, says a writer in the
Washington Times, but an excess of po-
lteness is, without doubt, preferable to
a lack of it. The courtesy of bygone
days was based mainly on the principle
that it necessary to pay due regard to
the feelings of others # you wish them to
consider your own, and to yield thereto.
Few countries have retained many of
these ideas, not even France, formerly so
noted for its pre-emlnence in everything
pertaining to courtesy. Austria alone
has retained it's ~chivalrous manners, and
the result is that in no other capital is
social Intercourse SO delightful, SO unaf-
fected, and at the same time so polished
as at Vienna. Nowhere else are women
the object of so much cnavalrolls defer
ence, which, contrary to the prae tice thai
prevails in other countries, increases
with age.
In Austria no a would ever dream of
receiving a lady's extended hand without
bowling to kiss it, the women of the world
reserving their right hands for the lower,
classes. and their left hands-tllat is to
say, the land nearest the heart--for their.
equals. Children, even when grown up.
always touch the HANDS of their parents
with their lips before y%enturing to raise
their faces for a kiss, and it may be men
toned incidentally that this is al form OF
Difference which every one of the Queens
children, grandchildren g~reat-grand-
children are accustomed to accord to her
Majesty. Girls and young married wom-
en- in Austria, no matter how lofty their
station, do not consider 1t beneath
their dignity to kiss the hands of ladies
who nave attained a certain age, the
result is that in Austria a greater degree
of sympathy prevails between young and
old women, less bitterness on the part of
the latter, more kindly regard on the part
of the former, than anywhere else in the
world. Indeed, Austria may be described
as the paradise of old ladies, and there,
at any rate, age does not bring iii it's train
neglect and ~discourtesy on the part of
men, or even of the women.
Nor is this polish of manner cs5nined to
the relations that exist between men n
women, or among the women Themselves.
The men are courteous in the extreme to
one another, even in cases where the
closest kind of intimacy prevails. Thus
a couple of officers nay be sufficiently
warm friends to nave no secrets from one
another and to address one another with
the pronoun ssdu', or .thou;'' butt this as
ISOLATION is never regarded asI warrant
ing the neglect of those many little
courtesies and manifestations of regard
that are held In Austria to be indispera-
sab to social Observation-Disclosures Sum
day Call,