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The herald., 1898-05-10
Sulphur in California

Some years ago sulphur was produced
In considerable quantity from deposits on
and near the eastern shore Of Clear lake,
Lake county. Works were put up and
run for several years, but operations ap-
pear to have been Improbable, The vi
cinity of Sulphur Banks mine is reported
to have furnished for some time the sup
ply of the California market-at that time
700 to 800 tons annually.
The sulphur deposits on the eastern side
of the valley, in Kern county, occur prin-
cipally as superficial deposits, covered in
many places with drift from the noun
tains. The deposits in the Sunset oil dis
,trict cover an area of several acres. Pros
pect holes show one deposit made UP Of
high and low-grade ore, some of 1t nearly
pure sulphur, but for the most part It con-
sists Of drift cemented with sulphur.
Similar occurrences are reported in the
same region.
Sulphur occurs at various places within
this state, but the known localities Of its
occurrence do not, 1t is believed, contain
important or extensive deposits. Mention
Is made of this mineral in number of
the various reports of the state mineralo.
gist. In the eighth report 1t is said to
occur In Mendocino county, also in Lake
and Colusa counties. Mention is also made
Of the occurrences in the same counties in
the tenth. eleventh and twelfth reports.
and In the eleventh and twelfth reports
: the occurrence Of the mineral in Kern
county is described. Some sulphur was
at one time shipped from localities along
Sulphur creek. Colusa county. In the
same county deposits are mentioned near
Wilbur springs and at the Elgin mine.
In 1891 attempt was made to work the
sulphur on the Elgin property, but with
little success. and the sulphur produced,
although of SO per cent, was black sui
.phur. and not acceptable to the California
Notwithstanding and Scientific Press.
The herald., 1898-05-10
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, May 9.-The following
are the closing prices on the New York
stock exchange today:
The herald., 1898-05-10

Optical work; accurate fitting. J. w.
Fuller, a15 North Main street.
The herald., 1898-05-10
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, May 9.--Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $214, ,291 .706;
gold reserve. $3.50 ,250,27
The herald., 1898-05-10
Insurance Notes

H.. Folger, who has been working for the
Aachen & Munich in the capacity of as
sistant manager, will have the manage
ment Of the Phoenix Fire Insurance COM
pany Of Hartford, vice A. e. Magill, re-
signed. Mr.. Magill will retire from the
business Of insurance with a competency.
He has been Unidentified with coast under
writing since the early seventies.
OF the San Francisco Life Underwriters
association there appears to be little re-
manning but the name.
The Fidelity Deposit company, in order
to quiet fears that 1t is seeking to evade
its liability under the Widber bond, offers
to take 800 900 out of its assets and make
q special deposit of same to await the re-
suit of the proceedings against Widber.
Arthur C. Donnell has gone east, rumor
has it, for another casualty company.
The Mutual Reserve Fund of New York
has raised its limit from $50 900 to $50. 900,
and President Burnham was the first man
to sign an application for the larger
amount
r. w. Osborne of the Pennsylvania Fire
has returned from visit to Montana.
Special Agent Amos s. Sewell has been re-
lieved from his duties by the Northwestern
National. M~
Charles A. Willis has been appointed
agent Of the Manhattan Life for Los An
geles county.-San Francisco News Letter.
The herald., 1898-05-10
Interpretations

M. T. Cavioll and Sons company, formed
10 manufacture and sell marble monu-
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
(Daily Statement

Total otal....................................s
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

Total ................................s1, 81,
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK,
OFFICERS

IAuR1cE s HELLMXN. Vice -President SON j. H. Shan
u.
Interest paid ON term and Ordf nary deposits
loaned Arst-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.

Mr.. Bryan's arrival all was hustle
and hustle in the preparations for the
parade which was announced to
move at l O'Clock sharp from Twen-
tieth street and Second avenue. Gen.
William Clendenin and his aids were
not long, however, in forming the col
umn which at 1:45 moved in this or
der over the attached line Of march:
South on Twentieth to Fourth, east
on Fourth to Twenty-third, south on
Twenty-third to Seventh. west on
Seventh to Twentieth, south on Twen-
tieth. counter march back to Seventh.
west on Seventh to Nineteenth, north
on Nineteenth to Third, east on Third
to Twentieth. north on Twentieth to
Second. west on Second to Ninth,
south on Ninth to Third. west on
Third to the Woodmen building:
Platoon of Rock Island Police
Beuer Band OF Rock Island.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
IN THE CARRIAGES.
Carriage No. Hon. T. j. Medill. Hon. Gustav
Maucker.
Carriage No. a-George Mckinley. Dan B.
Horne. Louis Block and F. H. Harris
Carriage No 3-Hon. William jackson Hon
c. W. Hawes.
Carriage No4-Gen. J. y. Reece. A. r. Talbo,
j. w. White and Congressman G. W. Prince
Carriage No 5-M. Quackenbush. J. q. John
son Geo. y. Fratt. and +. o. Van Calder
CCarriage No. 6-Col. A. II. Holliser DR. A. O
Faulkner, George b Albert and Rev. c. E
Taylor.
Carriage No. Hon H. " Fisher, Hon. Will
am Payne, Hon. William McEnry
Carriage No. s-Judge William H. Ges,
Judge J. j. Glenn. Judge Hiram Bgelow
judge +. ID, Ramsay, Hon. NJ. T, Maloney
| Carriage No &C. J; Searle. J. p Hand, l.
f. Brookfield, James NJ Brock
Carriage No. l0-Judge Henry Ward Judge
| Lucian Adams Hon. c. a. Atkinson. A. l. Lee
Carriage No. Il-Capt. W. c. Bennett. Col
W. K King, f. d. Sweeney.
Carriage No. l2-V. NJ. Handing John M
Mercer, Il. J. Pauly.
Carriage No. l3-A. C. Dart, Col A. r. Mock
David Hawes and f. c. Hemenway.
Carriage No, l4.Dr. W. L Taylor. Mrs W
T. Taylor, DIR. J. +. Meyers and L. T. Stocking
Carriage No. l5-C. l. Sheldon c, C. Fullel
and Walter Stager
Carriage No. 49,. G. Ray Mrs ]. G. Raw
Mrs +. h. Hawes and Mrs. T. G. Franks
Carriage No. Nv. X. Carey p. F. Nor
folk. Ottumwa, and a. Richtinger Sterling
Carriage No. ISM NJ. Sturgeon Dr. M q
Wyatt. II. B. Brubaker and Dr. ". R Freek
Carriage No: l9-Mrs I. d. Watt, Mrs. Win
ME Fielder Mrs. 5. MdG. Snyder. Ms jaime.
Mcnamara
Carriage No s0-Mfs. A. E Blazer. Mrs
| Irene Bentley, Mrs.. c. E Allen. T. G. Franks.
Carriage No. al-Mrs c. W. Hawes. Mrs A
II. Hollister, Mrs- W. A. Northcott Miss Jo
sephine B. HaweS
Carriage No. 2s-Mrs- G. B. Albert, George q
Morgan, ID. l. Thornton.
Hack Bearing the Rock Island Aldermen
Petersen's Band. Davenport
Dubuque Camp.
Independence Camp Rock Island.
Male Clerks of Head Ofice
Carriages Containing Royal Neighbors
| Lady Employees of Head once in Carriages
l Gene>eo Band
| Peoria Camp 1905
GeneSeo Camp
Rock Island and Dubuque Baseball Teams
Ottos Band. Davenport
Cedar Camp, Davenport
| Aledo Camp
keithsourg Band
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

Madrid. April 27.-The governor of
Manila telegraphs that an engagement
between the Spanish and Ameri-
can squadrons is expected hourly.
Madrid. April 27.-It is reported
that the Spanish fleet has been at sea
several days. News of the lombard
ment of American towns is expected
soon.
Key West, April 27.-The cruiser
Detroit brought in a prize in a small
Spanish merchantmen, Ahlwar, cap
tured by the Terror.
Washington, April 27.-It is UNDER
stood the insurgents will he fully
equipped by the government for CO.
operating with the American fleet
against Havana.
Key West, April 27.-The Ambrosio
Boliver, captured by the Terror. car
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

long deferred is sweetened all
the more by the fondness of the real
izatiOn that has come after strug-
gle.
And it proved n great day, too.
The weather could not have planned
more propitiously for the occasion.
The elements were, indeed. in har-
mony with the affair in all that per-
tanned to it. And the crowds came
Despite the active war preparations
and the hurrying of troops to the
front throughout the Jurisdiction of
the order and especially in this i'm
mediate territory, all of which had a
naturally depressing effect on the
crowd. there was tremendous in
cursion of people; there were thous-
ands here, probably $4,000 strangers
in all. Special trains came in on all
the roads entering Rock Island from
all directions within 200 miles of the
city. The Rock Island, the Burling-
ton. the Milwaukee and the X. /. X p.
all had extras in. and these emptied
the visitors at the various depots in
addition to what the regular trains
brought. Camps came rs bodies. and
some of them brought bands of mu-
sic. The reception committee met
all organizations and escorted them
to various halls prepared for them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

began pouring in all the morning
from all parts of the state. There
are now 5000 men in camp. The
governor has notified Secretary Alger
that seven regiments Of infantry and
one of calvary are awaiting his or
ders.
Wants Equipage.
st. Louis. April 27.-The adjutant
general has telegraphed the war de-
partment that il will be impossible 10
mobilize the Missouri troops until the
government furnishes full camp
equipage.
Al the National Capital
The house after reading the journal
went into a committee Of the whole
TO consider the war revenue measure.
The senate adjourned without
transacting any important business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
Corner Stone Of the Head Office Building is
Laid This Afternoon.
HON. w. J. BRYAN THE CHIEF GUEST.
The Big Parade the Decorations and the Exercises at the
Home Site.

land over the Burlington at noon. He
was met at the depot at the foot of
Sixteenth street by the reception COM
mittee and the head officers of the
WOodmen order, together with bands
of music and uniformed camps, and
escorted up Sixteenth and Second
avenue and thence to the Harper
house. Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Talbot
took seats in carriage with Mayor
Medill and President of the
Day jackson. From the time of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

brought final triumph in bringing the
head Office to Rock Island, has endear-
ed himself to the people here, made the
response for the order.
In opening his remarks Mr.. john
son said: '.Mr. President, Neighbors
and Friends: 1t is a pleasure to me.
MIR. President, to thank you for your
cordial welcome and to say that we
appreciate this generous response to
our invitation to everybody to join
with us in inaugurating this great
work. see that these three cities
have grandly responded. That nearly
their entire population is here, and in
their name, Mr.. President, l thank
you for your words of welcome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
THE EXERCISES AT THE SITE.

Immense Platform Crowded-The Order of
Program.
The entire foundation of the build
ing was covered over with a platform
to which people were admitted by
ticket. There were seats for 1,500,
and all were occupied, while the space
along Third avenue and Fifteenth
street for block on either side of the
platform was congested mass of
humanity. The platform was pref
tily decorated, the cornerstone being
at the northwest corner of the foun-
dation, close to which an elevated
space had been prepared for the
speakers.
The cornerstone bears the following
inscription:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

Spanish torpedo boat -.Destroyer
passed here this morning.
Boston. April 27.-The Columbia ar
rived this morning. The Minneapolis
was off Bar Harbor at daybreak.
To Increase the Regulars.
Washington, April 27.-Orders were
issued today to recruit the army 10
its full war strength of 81, 600 men.
Illinois Ready TO Move.
Springfield, Ills, April 27.-Troops
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

HIS is the day we long have
] sought and sighed because we
found it not, until the present. This
day brings the event toward which
Rock Island has been eagerly looking
for many years-the firm implanting
within her confines of the permanent
home OF the great order of Modern
Woodmen of America. And it is pos
sible that the hope that has been so
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

ried 100000 in silver. The prize
court of inquiry met in secret session
today.
Havana. April 27.-The Spanish
supply ship Montserrat arrived at
Cienfuegos with ammunition and s2.-
600, 900 in silver.
Awaiting Orders.
st. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands.
4:0s p. m. April 27.-The Spanish
fleet is still here, awaiting orders.
Lisbon. April 21-The Spanish feet
must leave the Cape Verde islands to-
morrow as the state council there has
issued the decree Of neutrality.
Dover, England, April z7.-The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
The Spanish Fleet Sails to Meet the American
Asiatc Squadron.
BATTLE ROYAL WILL LIKELY FOLLOW
Still Another Capture Brought Into Key WesDons Said to
Have Taken in Coal Boat

.MASHINGToN, April 27.-oni-
W eiais here anticipate naval
engagement in the vicinity of the
Philippines shortly.
Madrid. April PA Manila dis
patch says the Spaniards have cap
tured the American bark Saranac.
loaded with coal. The Spanish Phil
hppine Island fleet sailed this morn
ing to meet the United States squa-
dron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

Hamlet Camp.
Edgington Camp.
Milan Camp.
Watch Tower Camp. Sears
Wilton Qowa) Band.
Hiawatha Camp. WOlcOtt. Iowa.
Rural Camp.
Andalusia Camp.
Watertown Camp.
Hampton Camp.
La Sale Camp.
Briar Bluff Camp.
Hillside Camp. Blue Grass. Iowa.
Reynolds Camp.
Reynolds Drum Corps.
Edgington Camp.
Hale QOwa) camp.
Light Guard Band. Moline.
Moline Camps 80 and 1853.
Tri-City Band.
Rock Island Camps %. 800 and 1850.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
M. W. OF A.
CHARTERED MAY 5. 1884.
ERECTED 1898.

Hon. William Jackson, president of
the day, presided. The exercises
opened with music by the Light Guard
band of Moline, followed by an invoca.
tion by DR.. c. E. Taylor, of Rock ISL
and.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

II you are not feeling well, why
don't you take Hoods sarsaparillas
IL will purify and enrich your blood
and do you wonderful good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
THE ARRIVAL OF MR.. BRYAN.

The Distinguished Guest of the Day Re-
ceived at Noon.
The interest from the time of the
arrival Of the first visitor centered
about the coming of Mr.. Bryan. who
in company with Director A. X. Tai
bot, also of Lincoln. reached Rock Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
ADDRESS OF J. G. JOHNSON.
Popular General Attorney Responds fol
the Order.

j. G. johnson. general attorney for
the order of Modern Woodmen of
America, who. through his stead
FIST devotion to his duty as the head Of
The legal department of the order,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27
Eleven Killed.

Santa Cruz. Cal. April 27.-It Is
now known that IL were killed in last
nights explosion at the powder
works.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-27

j. B. Moore was confirmed as assist
ant secretary Of state. The president
nominated George Metzger postmaster
AT Davenport. Iowa.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
fNTYY NO. IslFb N pCCInENT LODE.

From Jcc. Mon. Rip Van Wt7kle Lode, tn survey. 10 wsEt end center of Occ'dert Lode s. H dcg. 26 rrin. W. es ft. Bcgirninv at with CT No s. E. cor. Western Flew Lode this survey wherre U. g. Lrc Mon. No. I2Fs Indian secr-t N n'ng D.Ftr'ct berrs " 20 deg $ min. E. i220 f.: tbence N. s' deg. 20 min. E. "A 1t. to cor. No. s. E.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
Survey No. i2Es A.

GARFIELD FRACTION LuDr -
 From. ror No. 2 8. F. cor. of T A h' Lode of this survey 70 ln'H1l Lee. MT. T. aeld Fraction N. sl deg ~ min W. ho'fo II"
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
Survey NO. lEito a.
 NORMA LODE.

From. cor No. c. A. R. Lode Of th's survey tn N. W. cor of Normn g. (? g
 s min. W. s25.l0 n. Deginring at cor; No i, N. w cor, Of Norma Lode, whence u s. Ioc Mon No l2ss Indlan srcrst N nirg District bears Y. fs des. E. 1915 f.: tterce d n deg. H min E. 1b00 ft. to cor. No. N. E. cor. O, claim: thcnee s l. dcE. os ciaIn. thence s sf deg ss min. W. 1s5 n. ,o cor. No. & ecnt~r side rne nf els m: thence x. 77 deg. s min. W. 7sA ft. 10 cor: No. g. ". cor. of clsIm: therce N Jz niscs of hsvInninR Survey and loratinn are idsnticaI. Variation at corners is deg. 70 min E
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
NWTNTV NVI IIUT N
 CENTER LODE.

From x. E. cor. of Lone s:ar Lod'. ib's survey 10 init al Loc Nor. Center Lode, N is deg. s min. ". 2ss7S 1t, Beg mi z al cor. No. 1 S. E. cor Of cl i'm. wb1rCe U. g. Loc. Mon. No. i?55 TndiPn Secret Min- ing District. bears N. g deg. l5 min F. g. 0 ft'; thence x. S deg 30 min. W. l5oo Il. 10 cor. No 2; thence N. 10 de. 22 min. F. GOO n. to cor No. N. W. cor of claim; thrn c e gb dng 90 min. E. l5O0 ft to cor. No. q; thence S 10 deg. 22 min. W. coo f. Go No 1 and place Of beginning Survey 'nl ioc-t'on are identical Var on at all cor ners Ig deg l2 min. E.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
Survey No. i2Js A. n VAN ugINstrt E I

From east end center of Lone st1r Loje this survey to Initial LOG. Mon. Rip Van Wrinkle N. @ deg. 2s min. E. 5i5.s0 1t. E e ginning at cor. No. 1 N. W. cor. ef calm, whence U. g. Lee. Mon. No. i25s Indian s,- erct Mining District hears \. co deg. E. 2920 ft: theme s. 10 deg 23 min. W. coo fL t1 cor No. B.. w; s2r. CT claim: thence $. ss cor. of claim; thence x. 10 deg. 22 min. F.. coo fl. to COT. No. (; thence N 70 deg 3s m n.
 W. ii22.s ft. 10 cor. No. l and place Of be- rinning Survey and location are ideEt l except where otherwise mentioned in notes.
 Variation at all eorn,rs Is deg. i2 nlin. E.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
survey NO, lAgo A. AFRICAN LODE.

From. cor. No. 1, c. A. R. Lode Of thI, survey to N. E. cor. of African Lode s. e deg. 10 min. W ssi25 ft. Beginning al cor. No. IN E. cor. Of claim; thence s. % dez. 52 min. w 500 ft to cor. No. 2 s. E. cor. of claim; thence \. 6 dpr. Os min. W. 3sT.75 ft to cor. No. !. 8. W. cor. of claim: thence N 2s deg 5z min. E. 800 ft. 10 CT. No. N. w cor. ot claim; thence g. @ deg. 0s min. F. 3e7 T5 ft. to cor. No. ard placs of beginning whence U. g. Ioe. Mn No, Iy5s bears N 76 deg. 20 min. E, l77O ft. whore otherwise mentioned. Variation st corners i3 deg Q min E,
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
Survey No. i256 A. SCHAFER'S TREASURE LODE

From Cor No. c. A. n. lode this survey 3. W. Cor. schaefsr's Trsasure Loe 8; l ees. 53 min. W. eos20 it D g'rnspg st uor. No. S. W. Cor. Of c'atn: t5rrcs 5. Cor. of claim: thence Y. ' deg. i3 rin. E. m n n cor No. IN. P. CT. of claim; ,nsnce N. 75 deg. q min. W. l5D fl. to cor: ho { N. ". cor. of claim: thencc S. t osg l3 min. W. coo ft. 10 CT. No. :. w. cor. of elaIr, snd nisce of beginning. whence VI 8. Lee. Mon. i25s bears Y. S7 deg. 70 min. . . ii0 ft. Survey snd location arc ietniical. var. at all corners l5 deg. % thin. E.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11

From west end center PTInc2 Albert Lode, Of this survey. 10 Loe. Men. Lone Star Lode S. { deg @ min. ". l530 it. Beg nuing a, cor, No N rur of eIa m. Win ce 6 Loo. Mon. No i25G. Ind sn secr,t Mining DIs- trct bears N. 5s deg. 10 min. E. 3;SJ n tn, nee s. 2i deg W. eco ft. to cor. No. 2 8. ". cor of claim thence s. Gs dg E. i500 ft. to cor. No. ,, s. E. cor of clam; thence x. 2 deg. E. COG fcrt 10 cor. No. (: thence x. 66 deg. ", l500 ft. to cor. No. and place Of beginning. Survey and iosA- ton are identical Variation at all corners i3 deg e min E.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
suTVey NO. IIJ5 A
 NORA R LODE.

From N. W. Cor. 0. A. R. Lode. this sur ssy. to s. W. Cor. Nora R. Lode. 8. 5t dsg. q min. E. isi.50 ft. Deg ming at Cor. No. ! s. w Cor. Of Claim. whence U. !. Ire. Non. No. l2ss Indian Secret Mining District M II deg A min W. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 2 N W. Cor. of Claim; thence N. 7s 6eg. 3s m. E. i5o0 1t. to cor. No. Ns P. Cor. of elslm; thence s. II deR. 24 min. E. SO q. 10 cor. No 4; thence s 7s Deg. y Min. W. Ble it. to cor No 1 and place of bsgl1ding. Survey and location are Identical Var. at all corners la dcR 70 min E
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
Survey No. i2b6 A.

From $. l.. cn,er of ADe Lincoln Lcde this survey to inital LOG. Men. B.g JoshuI N. n deg. 2j mn. ". lJI.t0 It. Leg m u cor. NO. l. .. l.. CT. Jf claim s h n C U. s. Loc. Mon No. Iz5s Indian Secret Aim ing Distr ct beaTsN. n deg. 70 min. L. zy.0 ft.. thence \. l0 aog. 2o mln. W. 3.s4J it. to cor. No 2: thence g. @ dgg % mn w., Szi.5 it 10 cor. No. 3; thI nev s. lU g 70 min. E. 3is.40 ft. 10 cor. No. {: thence N. 1y des. iD nIin. E. 3xl5 ft. 10 CT. No i and place of beginning. Variations at d. corners l3 deg. 4v miu. E. suIy.y and loca- ton are tdendcai except wntre otherwise men Lined.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11

Beginn ny at Cor. No. Identical with N 2. Cor. Of claim, whence U. s. Loc. Mon. No. l?5s Indian Secret Mining Dis- riet bears S. 72 deg. 70 mn. E. 23es ft. and shenee from Cor. No. t l256 A. c. A. h. Min ng Claim to x. E. Cor. Frseiion Quartz Mining Claim. this Survey s. 3i deg. 10 Eln W. s1.ao fl.: thence \. 5s deg. 70 min. VI 37235 ft. to Cor No. N. w. Cor. Of Claim: thence s. sl deg. 10 min. W. 600 1t. b cor. No s. ". Cor. of claim: thence s. 8 deg. 50 mn. E. s72.33 1t. to Cor. No. 1. E. Cor. of Claim; thence N. 3l deg. 10 min. F. eco ft. to Cor. No. 1 and place of agginnlug. Survey and locst!on are identical Var at all corners l3 deg snd Co mn. F.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
Survey No. i2G A. c. A. R. LODE.

Beginning at Cor. No. 1 identical w.th N. E Cor Of location: whence U. s. Loc Mon. No l25s Ind an Secret Mining District benrs g. 8 Deg. 5l Mn. E.. 9is.15 1t: thence 8. Deg 10 Min. W. Var. l3 deg. % min. E.. % ft to Cor. No. Identiealwith location monument: thence N. 66 dsg 50 min. W, I5oo ft to Cor No. g. Identical with locat on mcn- sment: thence x. 3i deg. 10 min. E. coo ft. to Cor No. (, !d nt.cal w..h le m-n.; th nee 8 5s deg 50 min. E. l510 ft. to Cor. No. l and place of beginning In tisl mon. of O. A. R. Mining Cinim bears N. 5s deg. 50 min. W. 75O 1t. from Eas, End center of cam. Var. at all corners l3 deg. % min. E.
 C,.rye~ NJ. Yp-H A
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11

DAISY LODE.
 From cor. No 5 $. ". cor os Norma Lode. of Ihs survey. to Loc. Mon. of Dasy LJae, N. I6 deg. 55 min. ". lV0lO it. B. g.nn uS at cor. No. the s. W. cor of claim, whence United states Loc. Mon. No. lz5e lnd an Secret Mining Dstr.ct bears x. e deg. l.. 2ios it.; thence $. is deg. 20 min E. ,47..O ft. to cor. No. 2: thence N. IS deg 70 mn E. zs ft. to cor. No. g; thence x 74 deg. % mn. w. I7.3 ft. to cor. No. (; th.ncs ,. l5 deg. 70 min. W. z5s IL. tocOr. No 1 anI place of b ginning Variations at all cor nefs l3 deg. 4p min. L. survey and 1. ca ton are iaenucai except where o,herwi C stated in notes
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11

From E. end center Norma Lode. Of tbil survey, to initial Loc Mon. GCad stick LCde s. 7s deg. 25 m n. " 70 h. Beg m ng Ut car No. 1 x. W, car. of claim. whence U. s. Loc. Mon. No tz55 Indian Sec. Ct NJ min District bears N. 52 dIg. E. IiO0 it. thence N. si deg. B min. E, i0l2.9o ft. to cor. No. 2; thence s. deg. Is min E coo ft- to cor. No. 2: thence s, sideg. i5 min. W. i0i2 90 ft. to cor. No, (: thence N. deg. I5 mn. ". G00 ft to cor. No. 1 aIdpiaee of begin- ming. Survey and location aie idsnt cal. ex. c. pt where otherwise stated In notes yari. alton at all corners i3 deg. % min. E.
Mohave County miner., 1898-06-11
hUF WY Nu, IsJt N SuUhrTGM LODE

From. cor. No, 1 c. A k. Lode of this Fuiyey to $. ". cor Of Squattum Lode N. d deg. W. t33 fl. Beginning at cor No. 1. $. W. cor. of claim. whence U. s. Los. Iion. No. 1856 Indian Secret Min ng D.s,ricy, be. 10 $. 7s deg. E. 1920 ft: thence s. 5s q <. sJ min. E. i5t0 it. 10 cor. No. 2, S. E. cor. of elaim; thsnce \. 3i deg 10 min. E. J0J ft. to cor. No. ]. N. E. cor. of cleim; thent c N. 5s deg. 60 min. w.. l5VO 1t. 10 cor. No. 4 N. W. cor of claim: thence S. 3i deg 10 min. w. 500 ft. to cor. No. l and place of b. ginning Survey and location are deaIi- cal. Variation at all corners i3 deG. % min E