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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-03
Kronika MiejscoWd.
Szest tygodni mrozu.

zima ma trwa6 jeszcze szesc tygo-
dni. Tax zapowiadaja gospodarze
intercollegiate. Polskie prSysso'
vie gospOdarskie powiada: ,,Owczarz
" owczarni wolf widzie6 wilks, jak
s}ofce dzieh gromnicy chociazby
chwil kilka." A s}ohca mielismy
DUO W dz Ell M. B. Gromnioznej,
choc j lodu sniegu ogromnie wiele'
Wielki zas mr6z ma jeszcze kilka
dni potrwa6. Mroz wczorajszy ME
bys wlasciwie tax wielki, jaki bywa
czasami W tel porze roku: bys tylko
bardzo dotkliwy, bo }aczys sic do
niego ostry wiatr. Nsjnizsza tenn
peratura W Chicago, wczoraj p6zno
wieozorem, wynosila 2 stopnie nizej
zera wediug ternometru Fahrenheit.
ia. Znaczy to tyle, co okoio 9stopni
zimna Celslusza.
Process Luetgarta.
wczoraj W procesie Luetgerta
przemawias drugi obrohca Luetgerta,
Kehoe, kt6ry dzisiaj dopiero skof1czy
swoje przemowe StArss on sic udo.
wodui6, ze caiy process sztucznie
obmyslony zostai przez prOkurstorys
polloyaut6w, rzeczoznawo6w pobie-
rajacych po $50 dziennie, i ze swiad'
kowie prokur4toryi So ludzni przez
policys utrzymywanymi bllsko cd
roku. Przytaczas rome rozstrzyg-
NICOLA sad6w, se do zeznah detekty'
WOW ssdziowie przysiegli ME powin-
nj przywiarywac wagi, kilka przy'
kfad6w, il nlewinui zostali ma smierc
skazani W skutsk tego, ze dowody
byay fAtszywe.
on Jacob LuthIrt, ktory przy'
rzeki przyprowadzid do sadu sywa
Luetgertowa, wczorsj wcale sic ME
pokazaf.
Uznany niewinuym.
Sedzia Ewing wczoraj kazat wy
pusci6 ra wolnost Marcina Krieps,
w,asciciela piwiarni South Chica-
90, oskarzonego mordsrstwo'
Krieps zastrzelii dnia 3 Grudnia
Hugona Zorn. zorn wedle umowy
z Kriepsem, mial 60 zawsze budzie
pukaniem do drzwi godz. 4 rano.
Dnia 3go Grudnia zorn pukas do
drzwi godz. 2 zamiast 4; Krieps
sadzac, Ae to jakis rabus, pytaf sic
najpra6d, kto pusa, a gdy ME otrzy-
mai odpowiedzi, strzelis rewolweru
smier5eluie ranis Zorns.
Gustav Jelinek niewlnny.
Sc LIZA Eb srhardt uzual wczoraj
niewinuym Gustawa Jelinka, oska-
rzonego zanach morderczy ma
Franka Korbela.
Jelinek, kt6ry by} skarbnikiem
pewnego klubu, W dniu wigilii, po
nosisdzeniu klubu W hall czeskiej
prey IL ulicy szeda do domu, gdy ma
przecieciu ulic Van Horn Lsflin,
iakiohs pieciu zswadyak6w przysta-
PHO do Meg zaczeso 60 wyzywac.
Jelinek najprz6d ME zwraoai uwagi
ma to, potem, gdy napastnicy sic
odgrazali chcieli 60 obit, z rewol.
weru strzelis dla postrachu W ziemie,
a wreszole zaczs} uciekac wbiegl do
zaulku. Ale tam "a MIN pobiegli
napastnicy i chcieli Sc rzuc:d ma ME-
90, wznoszac do CORY laski. Wtedy
Jelinek strzsIis do mich. Korbsl
upadl, ezko raniony zawiezono
go do szp tsla powiatowego, gdzie
dotychczas jeszcze sic znajduje.
Konweneya stenograflstek.
Wczoraj odbyla sig konwencya
zwazku stenografstek W hall Hsen.
dla. Jest to zwlszek niedawno zaio-
zony W tym celu, ateby W roznych
stanaoh do wsp6lnej organizacyi
powossd stsnografstki, aaeby posta.
rad SIG to, by place tych stenogra-
flstek bysy stosowne, i aasby zsdna
Mich ME ofiarowaaa swych uslug
taniei, nia inne, jakotez, aaeby po.
4 4 : L
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-03
AngieIska fegma.

LoNDYN, 2go Lutego. =
W teatrze Gaiety aresztowano
ma galeryi pewnego cz}owieka,
ktory podczas przedstawienia
strzeli1 pistoletu. Mkt ME
ruszy3 sic miejsca. Wsr6d
og6lnego spokoju aktorzy ode
grail sztuke do ko1ca.
Ma brzegach Norwegii.
LoNDYN, Ego Lutego. =
Brzegi Norwegli byly W osta-
tnich dniach nawiedzone przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-03
Studenci W Austryi.

AASSS
ne1a.
Studenci W Austryi.
W1EDE6, 2 Lutego. = Ia
przyk}adem poslow niemiec-
kich do austryackiej rady pan
stwa i do sejmu czeskiego po-
szli studenci niemieccy, zarza-
dzajac strajk og6lny powodu
rozporzsdzenia wladz, zapo-
biegajacego zaburzeniom uli-
cznym. Jutro ME pojds ma
wyklady uniwersyteckie we
Wiedniu, Bernie i Gracu. Ma
konferencyi rektor6w uchwa,
lono zawiesit wyklady i udzie.
lono rade rzadowi, azeby uni
wersytetow ME zamykal.
Ow0c amerykanski niebezpieczny
ola Niemc0w.
BERLIN, 2 Lutego, - Mini
ster fnansow wydal rozkaz, Ia
braniajacy wprowadzae do
Niemiec swieze owoce amery-
ka1skie. Zakaz ten tlomaczy
Rad obawa, azeby niemieckle
drzewa owocowe ME ucierpia.
1y cd owad6w, ktore niszczs
drzewa kallfornijskie. Gazety
niemieckie utrzymuja, ze zaka-
zem tym wyrazi3 Rad swe ME
zadowolenie z novel amery-
ka6skiei taryfy celnej, pra-
gnsc r6wnoczesnie zachecic
rolnik6w niemieckich do no.
dowania drew owocowych ma
wieksza skale, niz dotychczas.
Wiesc hiobowa.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL,2 Lutego.
Posel rosyjski Simoniew dors'
czyl suitanowi odrsczae pismo
cara, kt6ry pragnie koniecznie,
aaeby gubernatorem Krety 20.
stal mianowany ksisae jerry
grecki. List ten zrobi1 ma mi.
nistrach tureckich przygnebia'
iace wrazenie. Simonlew oba.
wiai sic wreczyc go suitanowi
i uczyni1 to dopiero ma pono-
why, wyra zny rozkaz hrabiego
Murawiewa, rosyjskiego kan
clerza pahstwa.
Anglia cOfa sic.
LoNDYN, Ego Lutego. :.
Wiadomosc, re Rad. odstapi}
cd zsdania, azeby Ia Lien
Wan ogloszono wolnym por.
tenn, wywo}aaa ma ludnosci
bardzo prsykre wrazenie. Me.
kt6re gazety ME wierza tel
wiadomosci, obrazaiacej dune
Anglik6w. Partya rzadowi
nieprz,yjazna orgsnizuje sic W
celu obalenla gabinetu Sails
bury'ego powolania do steru
rzsdu przywodzc6w liberal.
nych.
W ostatniej chwili, ukazaso
sic oswiadczenie urzedowe, "a
Sraniajace przywiszywac via,
re do wiesci, nadchodzacych
Chm. Rad angielski prowadzi
rokowania, kt6rych rezultatu
dotychczas wyjawiac mu ME
wypada.
Trzesienie ziemi.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 3 Lutego.
W okolicy Brussy, W Azyi
Mniejszej zrzadzi}o slime trze.
sienie ziemi wiele szkody. Sui.
tan przeznaczy1 dla mieszka6.
cow tamtejszych, dotknietych
cieszczesciem 50 500 Zapomo.
gi. Wyslano do Brussy komi.
sye, ktora ma sic zaise losem
dotknietych klesks.
Chinczycy napedzaja niemieckich
instruktOr0w.
PBK1N, 9go Lutego. =
Pu}kownik Woroncew, nowy
woieuny doradzca rzsdu chin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-03

burze. Wiele okretow rozbi}o
sic i nalezy sic obawiae, ae
znaczna ilosc marynarzy poto.
ne1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-03
2 k0ngresu.

WASHINGTON, 2 Lutego. -
Pc trzydniowych debatach mad
budzetem dla dystryktu Co.
lumbia, zatwierdzono nareszcie
ten budzet W izbie niaszej i
zabrano sic do rozpatrywania
wniosku o kredycie ma opsdze'
ME koszt6w fortyfkowania la
brzeg6w ameryka6skich.
W senacie wystspil senator
White mowa przeciw anek'
syi wysp Hawajskich. zwo-
lennicy aneksyi przeszkadzali
mu movie, zarzucajsc go pyta'
miami krzyzowemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-03

vie uszli calo, odni6s1szy ma
10 znaczne uszkodzenia cia}a.
2 legislatury Stanu Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 2 Lutego.
W izbie poselskiej przystspio'
no do trzeciego czytania blu
podatkowego. Po przeczytaniu
takowego przystapiono do gfo.
sowania bez debat. W izbie
panowalo przez pewien prze'
cisg czasu znaczne zamieszanie.
Demokraci wstrzymali sic cd
glosowania. Bill przeszed}
wiekszoscia 81 g}os6w przeciW
2.
Pc poludniu przyjeto bill
senatu o prawyborach l12 gio.
sami przeciw Is. Przyjeto
nadto bill, upowaaniajacy gu
bernatora do przebudowania
gmachu dla oblskanych W Peo'
ria. Ia bilem tym gfosowaio
II pos}6w, przeciw bilowi 90
pos}6w.
W senacie ME zaszlo mic ia.
kiego, coby budzi}o og6lny
interes.
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Chinczycy napedzaja niemieckich
instruktOr0w.
PrzerWany process.

PARYz, Ego Lutego. - Dzi.
siaj toczy2y sic rozprawy ssdo.
we W sprawie Rocheforta,
oskarzonego o oszczerstwo,
rzucone ma Reinocha. Roche
fort napisa1 artykul dzienni-
karski, W kt6rym twierdzis,
2e Reinach pragna1 udowodnic
niewinnosG Dreyfusa ma pod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
WARM TIME IN TaE PIT.
UNUSUALLY BRISK BUSINESS IN MENcuR.
u.,sr,cks Headed for Mercur- Northern
Light Option-Shipping Gold
Bricks Miscellaneous.


This was the biggest day in the his
,orv of the stock exchange, as during
,be short hour the brokers remained
,oretber, over 10000 shares changed
hands. the same carrying a selling
value Of sl0,49l, giving the sales
basis of nearly 25 cents II share. Such
a record is a credit to any similar or
ranization, and as one broker re-
marked after the call, tallies well with
the business transacted in the biggest
stock pits in America.
From the tap Of the callers hammer
for order, 1t was evident that the
,.ars ,,ere intent on doing business.
pioAe H.. IL ,,a ,,,,aa,uai,o
so spriBhuS' "'.''
were they. Anchor, the hfst STOCK
,atled to elicit much attention ana
.,on,ad will, n hid NJ 70 cents.
fes'e' Ia, .,ro,,,. hr, vim.
Ajax was trihe s.ioise' wv "'s
out business, while Bullion-Bec was
,,s, stationary and Centennial Eureka
,.aa eo, n, sei For Four Aces
was nshe' ~, ,t,,.,
the best bid was o'2 GEMS as as"'i's'
offerings at 81. but the figures were
o.. ,anoved 10 make possible the
'oo i"' ,.,,ors harca mono
negotiation VI
were recorded. Geyser-Marioh was
,ha first seller and changed hands at
o,,,ra rear which the stock
sl'Vi' ,.,..,,.,, ,io.,,g
was In good uer1hho "i'i'o"s" e,'se
there were no offerings under Sloiia'
1,a,,moth was lower than on the day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
PROVO.
PROVO, UTAH, APRIL %, 1895
Fourth District Court.

In addition to the r. G. w. Ry. Co.
VS. the Telluride Power Transmission
Co. ct al case. the following business
was transacted in the Fourth district
court yesterday:
Margaret Huggard, OF American
Fork, was granted IA divorce. by de-
fault. from Alfred Huggard on the
grounds of desertion and cruelty.
Plaintiff was awarded the custory of
one minor child, Ida, aged 10 years.
Robert F.. Knowlden has commenced
suit against James Il. Edmonds for
800. alleged to be due for selling n
piece of real estate belonging to de-
PENDANT, upon a written contract be-
tween the parties to the effect that
plaintiff should have all above $1,000.
which he obtained for the property:
the property. II is alleged. was sold by
palntiff for sl,10O. Rawlins. Thurman
Hurd q Wedgwood are attorneys for
plaintiff.
John NJ Brandt and Sarah T.. Brandt
each pleaded guilty to an Indictment
charging them with fornication. The
couple had previously been married
and divorced, and after the plea to the
above indictment was taken, they took
out a license and We're married by
Judge Dusenberry. Sentence was
postponed in each case and the couple
departed for home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
Notice to All Those Interested In SILK Gull
turc In the State of Utah.

The Utah Silk Commission desires to
for raising silk is again upon us. and
We trust that those who intend enter
ing upon the work this year will write
to us at once for eggs. Those who are
taking up the work for the first time
Will kindly state the number and size
of the trees, from which they can oh
tain leaves; also the number of per-
sons who can give their time during
the latter period OF the raising season,
so that we will be able to send the
necessary quantity of eggs.
We also desire to state that eggs
can be obtained from the commission
free, and we would prefer everyone
who is going to raise the worms to
have seed from us, as we provide n
quality which gives much better re-
suit than those raised by pepole hav-
ing little or no experience. We will
also send pamphlet of instructions free
to those wishing any Information upon
the subject.
We trust that many people through,
out the state have already planted
numbers of mulberry trees, and have
been watchful least any of those which
have grown are In danger of being des-
troyed. We also wish to say to those
who have trees. and do not care to
use them. that they may do a great
deal towards establishing this import
! ant industry. by allowing others to use
the leaves. and we assure you that II
viii only benefit the trees even II
they are stripped several times. they
will soon become much more thrifty
and this will also be means of dis
posing of the fruit which Is some
| times an annoyance, especially when
| trees are planted on the street.
! AS a whole. the commission feels very
much encouraged with the results o,
last years work, and trust 1t VIII b,
very much increased this year. Ad
| dress all communications to
| MARGARET a. GAME,
Secretary, Utah silk Commission, Sal
/ Lake City Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
Klnndike Mining Deal.

William Parker and w. r. Gillespie
have COMPLETED deal with j. II.
Walker Jr. of Salt Lake City, whereby
Mr.. Walker gets half interest in the
Klondike and Klondike No.
claims in Settlement canyon. The In
terest was sold for $500 and the re-
naming half interest was bonded TO
Mr.. Walker for $4,000, the option to
expire in one year. Mr.. Walker in
tends developing the property at once
and we hope the undertaking VIII
prove u success. as few good paying
mines near Tooele would be great
benefit in many ways.-Tooele Trans
,ript
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
HE GOES TO MERCUR.
Representative of u New Process VIII At
tempt Its Introduction.

There was due In this city today d.
rect from the national capital, MIR, A.
w. Hendricks, an expert In handling
gold bearing minerals and an attache
of the Ladd- Chittenden Leaching
Trough company of Washington. The
gentleman IL In route to the great gold
camp of Mercur where he has business
matters to attend to, after which he VIII
proceed to Boise. Ida, where the COM
pany he represents has contracts with
men mining in tina vicinity.
The Ladd- Chittenden company has
teaching process for handling low
grade ores. 1t extracts high valua E
ton at n very low trough. The ore
after being crushed goes through pro-
cess OF agitation, being nicely timed by
the size of the trough. as the charac-
ter of the ore may determine. Mr.
Hendricks carries a drawing of the
plant with him. and all who have seen
it combines correct ideas. 1t IL the
gentleman's idea to apply his company's
process to the low-grade ores of Mer-
cur and II satisfactory results are OBJ
tained. plants may ne erected In sew
eral parts of Utah's famous gold Nnp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23

1t Is with regret We announce that
Mr.. Arthur Buckbee has rendered to
the Eureka Hill Mining company his
resignation as superintendent of the
magnificent l00-stamp mill that has
done so much to make the property OF
the company profitable. The resigna-
ton is to take effect not later than
July LIST. Mr.. Buckbee came here In
1898 to supervise the erection of the
mill, which at first consisted of forty
stamps. His work was SO satisfactory
that upon completion of the plant he
was retained as superintendent. Since
then he has twice added to the capa-
city of the plant, until 1t isnow the larg-
est and most perfect combination mill
In the United States. Its 100 stamps
drop day and night, fifty Frue vannefs
are in use, and foundryand pattern
shop make II possible to replace almost
any part OF the machinery.-Tntic
Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
Indian Territory Mission.

Notice to Indian Territory tnow
Southwestern states) returned mission
aries:
1t Is important that every Indian
Territory Elder be present at n meet
ing to be held Immediately after the
Tabernacle service on Sunday next, In
that building. Some important matters
are to come up. An earnest effort to be
present should be made by all inter
csted. Immediate action must take
place. Sunday, cath inst.
w. ID. BOWR1NG. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23

Gill s. Peyton, manager Of the Chlor-
ide Point, came out Wednesday to In
stall the new superintendent, Mr. Ed
wards, brother OF the superintendent
of the Mercur mine. Mr.. Edwards has
a reputation as a mining man and his
services will doubtless prove of great
beneht to the company.
The first tank of tailings was emp
tied at the Golden Gate this week, and
the mill IL now acquiring modest
dump. Good progress il geing made
in all parts of the mill. During the
thunderstorm OF Wednesday night
some damage was done at some point
on the electric line, md power was
shut OF for several hours in conse-
quence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23

the contract and 1t Ia expected that
some rich ore veins will be encountered
NJ. A. Roothe and others. owners of
the Susannah claim. hnve recently
bonded 1t to Il. y. Crltchlow of Salt
Lake for six months, with an option
for n longer term. Considerable pros
pcctlng Is going on and many new
claims have recently been located.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
SHIPPING GOLD BRICKS.
The Mines in Park Valley, Boxelder County,
Looming Up.

The Mines IN Park Valley, BoSeIder County,
Looming Up.
willis H. Booth has just returned
from n trip TO Park Valley, where he
has some mining interests. and from
him the Brigham City News learns
that the prospects In that locality are
Lizzie mines are producing a gold
brick each week. A new lot of machin-
cry has been ordered and will soon he
In operation.f The owners OF these
mines seem greatly elated over their
prospects. Other mines near there are
now turning out good ore. Florrle
Stillman has recently contracted Ia
have Atty feet Of tunnel work done in
his claim. Frank Edison has taken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
ANNUAL STATEMENT,
For tho ending December the
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY

The and location
Name OF crame.
hs amount or y, CAPITA, stock lSS Egg
IoSi@
amount of risks written during 55l5I5s
OF tess
James Hammond secretary Of the state Of Utah do hereby
complied
testimony whereof ereunto
j Secreta OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
Calls the Bows to Arms.

Tooeole Transcript: 1t is our opinion
that war IL imminent and that the
young men of this county would do well
TO come to the front at once and show
their patriotism. War Is a terrible
thing. but peace at the price of honor
is disgraceful, Let us be first to de-
clare ourselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23

G. S. Hayes has taken a contract to
sink 100 fet on the Triumph and has
already commenced work.
Work has been commenced on the
pipe line from the Sioux mill which
lie to furnish ait for the operation OF
the Opex. After its completion the
work will be prosecuted with machine
drills.
Sinking has been resumed on the
Molly Bawn from depth of 10 feet
Drifting is also being continued and
considerable good ore Is being taken
out and sacked. A shipment Will
soon be coming up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
shares sold. io,775; selling vaiu
stocks, si0.4gl.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.

During the week shares have
changed hands as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
UNLISTED STOCKS.
TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

Eight hundred shares OF Geyser-
Marion q sl.o1 per share; 625 Mercur
q IS; l,l00 Northern Light "a 40 cents,
1000 @ 45h and 1,400 a 40. 5000
Point a 95 cents. 100 a 95ia. 100 % SO.
1000, buyer 60 days, q 9sis, and 1000
buyer so q 81; 1000 Richmond Anacon-
da a 3h cents, and $4,000 a 3h. Total
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-23
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the OF the
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO.

andoc of the NothBr
o eat
2
L. he amount of 4 . caplt stock is
D. Up p none
Z
he
amount
State ate-ss:
James T. anond 90 hereby
my
: ~ ~ V ~ J n HASMSfoNp secretary or State
Mohave County miner., 1898-08-20
FALDER'S
BARBER
SHOP . .....::::::.
lessons Notice.

To all WHOM it may concern;
Notice Is hereby given that the G.. .. d
mine with machinery thereon, situated IL
Howell precinct, wallaI al mining district,
Mohsve county, Arizona. is under lease
aud bond to parties working the same.
and that neithe. said property nor myself
will be responsible fer any labor or oebtt
contracted nor injuries srstaineo by any
employer or employe in the operation Of
ssid mining property; that all operatives
engage in such service at their own rlsi
and that no debt is valid against said min
ing claim. JOHN LYNCH.
Kinpman. Nov. 8. 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1898-08-20
Mine Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given that neither
myself nor the Green Linnet nine, sit
usted IN Union Ba,in, Wsllspsi mining
district, Mohave County, Arizona, will
he responsible for snv debt for labor o,
supplies contracted h, the lessees there
on. FOSTER >. DENNIS.
KirVuan. NAV 20, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-08-20

less conflict Prince Albert Lode .es
acres. Rim Van Winkle Lode LOS
acres, Hillsite Lode $3.50 acres,
Goad Stick Lode LAT acres; total
conflict 7.52 acres. a. A,
Total NET area Lookout Lode. ........ l3.oa
Total area Ellington Lode 20.66 acres,
less conact Lookout Lode 10
acres, horn Silver Lode Las acres,
Junction Lode III acres, Orient
Lode l.s3 acres; total conflict Al
Total net area Ellington Lode. e.......... le.4I
Total area Of Peer Lode .93 acres,
less conf ct Lookout Lode 90 acres.
Total net area Peer Lode.............. ~
MILLsITEs
Total area OF @. A. R. Millsite 500
acres, less conflict Bid Goddess
Mllsite AZ acres.
Total net area G. A. R. Millsite. ..... as;
Total and net area GARFIELD Millsite.. b.Ot
Total area Fraction Quartz Millsite
500 acres, less conflict Blind God
dess .05 acres.
Total net area Fraction Quartz Mill
site ,,...,..,,.,,.,.,, 4s;
Total and net area African Mlisite... 500
Total and net area Nellie Blye Millsite SO
Total and net area junction MiIlsite.. 500
Total and net area Horn Silver Mi.lsite SO,
Total and net area Orient M.ls4te.... 6.s,
Total area Norma Mills te 500 acres,
less conil:ct AquaIius 80 acres,
Desert Prospect AZ acres; total
c-nnict l37 acres.
Total net area Norma Mil,site... SO:
Total and net area occident Miissite.. SO
Total and net area Emma Miilsite.... 500
notai ana net area Daisy M ilsite.... SO,
Total and net area Rip Van Wnkle
miHlte ................,.......... SO,
Total and net area Abe Lincoln Mill
site OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bV
Total and net area Hillslte Mnlsite.. 5.ol
total and net area Schaefers Treas
ure Millsite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b0(
Total and net area Lookout Millsite.. SO
Total and net area Squattum Mnlsite 50(
To al and net erea Ellington MilIsite.. SO
Total and net area Little Giant Mill
site ;,...;...,......................... 5.Ot
r rotai anu net area Center Mills te.... 5.0l
Total and net area Midway Millsite OF
iotai and net area Prince Albert Mill
site .......................... SO
Iotai area OF claim. 557 a
Mohave County miner., 1898-08-20
PRINCE ALBERT MILLsITE.

BEGINNING at cor. No. I. s. W. cor.
identical with cor. No. 2 Center Millsite this
survey. Cor. No. OF Prince Albert Millsite
bears 8. SO deg. so min. W., 30050 II. to cor.
No. !, Prince Albert Lode; thence N. 16 deg.
30 min. W.. 800 IT,, to cor. No. :. N. w.
cor: thence ~ 70 deg. 80 min. E., 725 IT.
to cor. No. 8. N. e. cor. of claim; thence 9.
Mohave County miner., 1898-08-20
Survey No. 1876 r.
ABE LINCOLN MILLSrTE

BEGINNING at cor. No. I. s. w. cor, iden-
tical with cor No. 4. NJ W. CIR. OF the
Hlilsite M'lsite. This survey. From cor Ne
OF the Abe Lincoln M'llsite TO cor. No. 1
OF the Abe Lincoln Lode. bears 3. ss deg
min. W., s27sO IT: thence N. 16 deg. 40
min. W.. 1850 n. to cor. No. q N. W.
cor. Identical with cor No. 1. s. w. cor. OF
the Rip Van w'nkie M'llsita this survey:
thence n. 70 deg. 80 mn. r.. so II. 10
cor. No. 8. N. f. cor, identical with cor.
No. 2. N. w. cor. Of the Monster Mrlsite,
survey No. 1855 B.. cor. No l. s. W. cor.
Daisy. Whistle. ccr No 4. s. E cor. Rip
Van Wrinkle Mllsite. this survey: thence
s. 1e deg. 80 min. e.. 46s.5o IT.. to cor. No.
T. s. VI. cor. Identical with COR No. I, s..