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The Lamar register., 1899-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, LAMAR, CoLo. }
July "a, 1889

U. S. LAND OFFICE, LAMAR, Conc
July "a, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make tinal proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Reg
ister and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
Thursday, August 81, 1899, viz: Reinhard yogel,
Lot Of Sec. "a, Twp. y s., Rs As W. 9Th p Nj.
in Colorado
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: C. " Burke, Z. B. Hover, 4.
Z. Miller and Peter Hoffman, all of Lamar
Colorado.
j26-aSO W. A. MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16
A. ). Hotel.

On last Wednesday night, after
short but severe illness, Mr.. A. j.
Hotel died at his residence on Sixth
street. Mr, Eottel was taken sick
but thought it only slight attack,
but the symptoms rapidly became
more alarming, and in spite of all
that medical ability could do, death
claimed him. A wife and three
children are left to mourn a loving
husband and father. Andrew j.
Hotel, or as everyone called him,
Jack" was known to nearly every
one in the county. His position as
manager of The Lamar Mill, brought
him in contact with citizens from all
around and made his circle Of ac
quaintances very large, Mr. Hotel
came here from TT. Collins about
seven years ago, and took charge OF
the mill, at that time q now enter
prise. Possessed of great energy
and having an abiding faith in the
future Of the country, he Immediate
ly entered into various projects for
bis own future, and at the same time
gave large share of his attention to
matters Of public importance. To
anything which promised to advance
the prosperity of Lamar and of
PrJwers county, MIR Hotel gave his
prompt aud earnest support Lib
eral according to his means, ready
With his advice and personal atten
ton, he became recognized as
leader among the business men Of
the community. Always ready To
Oblige, polite and considerate towards
all, he held place in the regard Of
all, which rarely falls TO the lot OF
man Mo Hotel was just past the
age Of forty seven years. when he
died The funeral services we're
conducted at his late residence, by
Rev knuckey, and at the conclusion
the Masonic Lodge took charge and
escorted the body to Riverside Gem,
etery, whore the beautiful and i'm
pressive masonic burial service was
performed, and the large concourse
Of friends in attendance departed,
leaving the mortal remains of their
iriend at rest, The people general
ly have lost a valuable citizen, and
while another may he found, who
can fill the vacant position, SO far as
business is concerned, it is doubtful
II another can take the place in the
affections Of the community. which
was held by Ar Hottel The be
rpayed ones can have the assurance
that more than passing sympathy
goes ont to them from the people,
for their sorrow is the sorrow of all.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16
TEACHERS, Examination.

The next regular teachers axamina-
tion will be held at the court house in
Lamar on Friday and Saturday, August
Is and 10, 1899. Morning sessions, .
o'clock to u. Afternoon sessions lis to
4:15. Dawn BARNES,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16

Last Sunday night, at the Metho-
dist church. A. w Griffith, of Den
yer, and who is State Sunday School
Evangelist, under the auspicies of
the Presbyterian church, held Sun
day School assembly. Mr. Griffith
bad spent two weeks, in different
parts OF the county, and had organ
lied several Sunday schools, and
wound up his work in Lamar. The
church was well filed and some ex
cellent papers were presented as
well as some good short talks. Some
most excellent music was given by
tue regular choir of the Sunday
school, and the singing was no small
part of the programme. Mr. Griffith
was much pleased with the reception
given him in Prowers county and
that Lamar was a mighty
lively town.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16

On last Friday, Mr. J II. Thomp-
son aud Miss Sadie j. Maxwell, We're
united in marriage by Rev. j. T.
Kuuckey. These young people are
well known in Lamar, where they
have many friends. Mr.. Thompson,
better known by his stage name of
Richard St. Vrain, is popular with
play goers, while his bride has been
earning quite a reputation, for her
ability us an actress, she having ap.
peared several times in various plays.
La their drama of life, may the stage
always be happily set,
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16

MIR. Lawrence Woodard, well
known young man, residing in Bent
county, was married to Miss Daisy
Horn, on Saturday. Rev. Knuckey,
of the Methodist church performed
the ceremoney. Mr.. Woodard is a
son of our fellow citizen, Mr.. Steph.
en- Woodland. The bride is charm
ing young lady, recently from Kan
sas. Congratulations from many
friends, speed the young folks on
their welded life.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-24

corner No. 5, thence North 70 degrees, 5t minutes. West 532.9 feet to corner No. the place of beginning.
 Survey No. 1924. Uncle Sam Lode. Beginning at corner No 1 being the Southwest corner of location and iden- tical with corner No. of the Trans Atlantic lode and with corner No. of the Monarch lode, claims of this sur vay, a pine post surrounded by a mound of stone scrihed 1-1394 U. s. l.. whence Y. S. Mineral monument No. 3 hears North S7 degrees, r minutes. West 1S5:9 feet, thence South 70 Ca crrees F4 minutes, East GNN feet to cor ner No. 9. thence NortA I, degrees, 9f minutes. Fast 1232.1 feet to corner No. g. thence North 70 de~reas. A minutes, West 5S29 feet to corner No. 4. thence South Y degrees. g ,ninutes. West 1c29.6 feet to corner No. l the place of beginning.
 Survey No. 1894 Tranr Atlantic lo'o Beginning at corner No. being the Northwest corner of location and iden- tical with corner No. Uncle Sam loGe and corner No. Monarch lode both claims of this survey, a pine post sur rounded hS mound of stones scribed t-t2M T. A. T.. whence v. $. Mineral monument No. 3 bears North S7 de- grees, IT minutes, West 1S54.9 fast, thence South 70 degrees, 54 minutes, East eco feet to corner No. 2, thence South I5 degrees, s2 r'inutes, West It9t.7 feet to corner No. 3. thence North 7H degrees, 5i minutes, West 6ao fnet f. rr"-,~'. N =. ...r '....N q,
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,run and corner No. ot tNp Trars- Atlantic lode of this survey bear Sout', l4 degrees 2G minutes West 2l9,S feet and Y. g. Mineral monument No. 3 Ncars Narth SS dserees 3 ninutes, West @3TN feet. thence South T ce- @re@e 't 'g,iru',s EEat 600 roe' 10 cor ucy No. 2. tar!:Ht. rurih rn-rrra ii n,iartre, East 1922 feet 'o rorncr No. '. tnarsa North Il drgruy. IH ninGtes. ,Tsst faf feet to curuer 10. {. tbrnce ~tufh |: dsErH's 26 ,u'"vtcs Ecat, l,fr.a freil to corner No. tN" rlac" ol hrgir2:.g.
 sarrry &n. rrat. Us. >tato losr. 1,neinnyrG g rorNer N'. hH'ng :nn -lo.,,, v-Sst c0yn.r of 'a,a,inr ard ij,.il.ai uftn corner H.a. rf ,l,., p,Hyr a'anE Nnrc ot irir s'.v,N,, i'tre onFt arrrouu!aA by r~vura rI ern~N soriF,c,, I~i&Tt B. s. L., whence United srataa Mineral H,0ugno1t Nc. 2 'i.ar+ &;'8"n q d>"~. :" Ht~utcs wss' sat3 fnal. then %>"gN & 6e- .sr,,s df m.outes Fas" qns.i tyrr to rn~r,r 70. ., theme Hu.,'H Is JeCrnrg ,. r..n.stes yyt l;A t' f..' e Nor'nr ,n,s Fasi sa%5#. feet ,o rn-nar N [ 7 ono" So"th "0 de,.'ra '0 minutes y,'-, 'naa.S Get to noT~as NO. 1 thence e.,.lr 't da~rNas 2. mtnlr,.s W'eat |N s.r, tn cqs ser No. .3g r'are cf a
 tsg. 5,ola Lat, '.,s. ~s enruar hriuE la. Erts,r GaE#t cruar ot N"atsna sH t.A-t.na v.eN ro, pf Gl Alias Claim S,lryer NJ ts09 ,,n, nrst surrounded Y. n' ct e&s T and staas scris"S i-}%sf VI. A, l.. whence United s'ais- ,tiaera, monu
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Mack in Book 14, page 652; and the To- cations of the above described and fol- lowing lodes are recorded as follows: Of the William A. in Book IA, page 6e9. and of the John P. Jr. in Book IA, page e62, all of the said books being of the Records of Mines of the Records of Co-- chise County Arizona.
 The presumed general course or ci- rection of the vein, lode, or mineral deposit of the above described lodes respectively is shown upon the plat posted on the claim. as near as can be determined from present development, this claim being for the linear feet ot each lcle thereof as hereinabove set forth, respectively, together. with tue surface ground shown upon the official plat thereof,
 Adjoining claims are: Unknown Lode" Uatented) survey 1925, "Tasca- rora Lode" (unsurveyeO, Pearce and Blair claimants; "Burro Lode" and Success Lode" (unSurveyed), Peter Johnson, claimant: Jesse Glencairn" (patents6) survey 1924; "Magnate Lode" (patented) survey 1927: south Bisbes ode" (unsurveyed South Bis bee c. M & T. l. Co.,, claimants; sa- uoy Lo e." Ifiy Lode" and "HySene Lodes'' (unsurveyed). Maurice Dem. clai,na nt: an unsurveycd claim. nanie and ON ner uuknown: the "Atlas Lodc'
 fl claim surveyed under survey NO. i3a3: aa unsurveyed claim. name acd owner unknown, and the Magenta E trss..
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 29 minutes West 600 feet to corner No. 4. thence North 12 degrees 20 minutes West 1482.S feet to corner No. l, the place of beginning.
 Survey No. 1893 Alaska Lode. Begin nine at corner No |, being the North West corner of location. 0 pine rost 'n 2 mound of earth and stones scrihed '-fcN2 A. L.. whence United States Mineral monument No. bears North 'S degrees 1 minute F seconds West ISh9 feet thence North 80 degrees 1i minutes East T3.2 feet to point of in tersection with line 2-3 Alice Lode of 'his survey at North r depre@G SS r"irrtes West s7S c5 feet from corner So. Alice Lcae afor"rail. fN0 rao. to corner No. ?, the-~p South r9 dn,r,.r oG B minrtes East 12rp.a feet to c0rror No B. thence South 80 degrees r ,1in- Wcsi- West coo Get to corrnr No whence corner No. 2 Agnes uNf cor. ner No. 3 Alice Lodca of tltia gllg,. ,p Lear North t2 degrees 2N minutes N,'asi -$r4 feet, thence Eor,r IS degrees az minutes West -G24G feet to point n. i1torsaction w'th fnea-4 A}ic, Lode ard live 1.2 A"n~s 'oda or the gnr- vev at eortr 70 de~rrna 2o r,fnlfas West e1.49 feet from roruer Eo, 2 AL Ire Lode and cnrre" Na. . hrnps roir csorssaid. 2 taS2 feet to corner No |. he lracc nf rN.inE,
 Survey Nn. l583, Huckey OFNeil Lole. Isa"irnins "t coru@" "a hn- ing the North West corner of thlg 'o, cation aud identirnl with corncr No. 2 of the Christrnas 'aG Lode of this survey. a pine post surrounded ny q mound of earth and stones scrhad 1-1393 E. o. L., whence United States
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541; of the Alice Lode in Book IA, page 55S; of the Christmas 's6 Lode in Book IA, page 537; of the Sixteen to One Lode in Book IA, page $40; of the Hamilton Lode in Book IA, page 555: of the Agnes Lode in Book l4, page 535; of the Alas ka Lode in Book IA. page 53S; of the Buckley O'Neii Lode in Book IA, page 639: of the Waterloo Lode, in Book 14, vage 559; of the Arizona Lode in i3ooh 14. page 5a3; and the locations of the above described and following lodes are recorded as follows: Of the Last Chance Lode in Book fl, page 7l2; of tine Nellie Lode in Book l4 page Til; of the Marsareta Lode iu Book IA, page Tio-said book being of tDe Records of mines of tne Records of 1ochiSa Coun- tr, Arizona.
 The presumed general course or di- rection of the vein, lode or mineral de- posit Of the above descr ed lodes re- srectively Is shown upon ,he plat post ed on the claim as near.y as can be determined from present development, jais c.aim G,ins for the linear feet of -,tl'r .oae thereof as hgs1.nau0ye asJ forth, respectively. together with the surface grOuud shown upon the official Ilat thereof.
 Adjoining claIms are: "Twan~'o Cl2inl." survey NJ. 10l9; Bob and John Claim. survey No. la20, owned L. applicant herein; "Delivan, Danvill and Hanchett Lodes" (unsurveyed) Lowell & Arizona Copper and Smelling Co.,, claimants; "Rathworn Lode" (un- nd ants; John P. Jr." and William A." survey No 1894, applicant herein, claimant: Magenta Lode" (unsurvey- ed). Thomas Higgins, claimant: "Black Warrior and War Eagle Lodes" (unsurveyed), Lewis and Welch, ciaimants; Wales" "Rustler," Ger many" and Sister Lodes' (unsur- veyed), Maurice Denn, claimant; Mar tin Lode (unsurveyed), Gemehle' Waddell & Perring, claimants; "MoGoc and Bryan Lodes," sur 5ey No. 1892, ap- picant herein, claimant; "Combina- tion" and Reward" Lodes, Shattuck and Heating, claimants, and vacant and unoccupied land.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the mining ground, vein, lode. premises, or any portion thereof so de- scribed, surveyed, plated and applied for, are hereby notified that, unless their adverse claims are duly filed as according to law and the regulations hereunder within the time prescribed by law, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, they will be barred by the provisions of said Statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register.
 Da+a oF first publication, Friday October @Oth, la32.
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in pursuance of Chapter Six Of Title 1hirtv-two of the Revised Statutes of the United States, the South BiSbee Cooper Mining & Townsite I'm provement Corpany, cor2ola- ton, whose post office address is Bishee, Arizona, by i.ynn Helm, it's authorized agent. whose post office address Is Los Angeles, Caiifor- nia, claiming the following lode min ing locations, to-wit: 950 feet or the Crown King lode covering SaS rect South. 15 degrees West of the discoF- cry shaft, and cos feet North, lo he- erees East tFeTefrOm, with sNrta Q ground eco feet in width; 95a'35 feet ot the Iron Cap lode covering lI5 rect South, IS degrees West from the ots- covery shaft and 77H.35 feet North, lS degrees Fast thorefron, with sNrface ground 4sSS5 feet in width: 1904 feet or the Raven lode covering 19O. feet Soutn' t3 degrees West of the discovery smart and Sl4 feet North, IS degrees Fast therefrom with surface ground soc feet in width; 1229.S feet of the Monarch lode covering 270 feet South, 19 degrees 30 minutes West from the discovery shaft and 959.6 feet North, " degrees So minutes East therefrom, with sur face ground 600 feet in width; l2So rec. of the Uncle Sam lode covering afo feet South, 15 degroeG West or the ois- covery shaft and sec feet North 'S oe- ~rees East therefrom, with surtace grourd coo feet h width; 1fH'.7 F'Ht "' tho Tra ne At'a"tic lOdr "nVef'"% 'V" ", ~ .- -- -.-..s " "..,.. '.,'
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he Ray State lode covering 2'o 'eet South, IS degrees West from the di'- covery shaft and 7r. feet North. ,S c"- mreps East therefrom. with surtace ground 42e.5s feet in width; fco teet or the Della Mack lode covering llo tce' south r. degrees Weat troT the G's' covary shaft nnd >"0 feet 'nr.i, !' d"' ,yraea Fast iAerefrom, with a''ih'r ground 5&2 9 feet in w.d'h; o'" ''", '' .he William \. lode rJ''""t"% 1i' '"'' 9outb, II degrees NVrs. from 'n' H'"- aovery shaft an' 50 C."t '.nHih. V a". rrees East therefrn,r-. wit' G"r'H"' ground 600 feet In v-IGtN. and " f'"t of the John p. ". ,osn rnvorir~ go f}nt Trvth, .9 dcrrona Wes' frON tN" |'N~ covary shatt ard j39 trrt Nnrt@ '' '..'. greN9 West tharatruau with N'.-'" ground 4295 feet tv vl01N g" b"t.'nE gold, silver ana ror,>er and s'tnHt&' Hl i've Cila Land District. Warrc0 NI0''% District Cochise CountY. AIt&NnA, has made application to tr> lTnitHd states "@r a patent far tLo said ,nin'uE 'latw, chich "a mega tUliv Hnac'lh"' HE ." u-etes And Nc'rds Jv trr Dlnrlai f'4H
 posted or chr rtai,n ana D" 'Nn q 7" notes oH sur"er thrranF on f'H 'n ~" 0''"e nf Ire United States lar" "t''' a' Turson, Arizona. which Fe'd note' n' survey frscrtbe tlIe Hruu&a"Ns and "xtant of snia clatn ou the surface with magnetic yar'ari0n ~ ~ "NFr~lS' f5 minutes Dast aa follows. 'r rsi'.'
 sl,rvev No. I29t Crown 1-'nw Io''
 Gcginnlnr at corner No. L, haiNg tM
 South West corner or lo"aGuO a tea in yth a c scribed l-13gi C. K. L.. whence IT. S
 Mineral monument No, bears south g degrees, West :665 feet, tac2cc
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.. m. it: ou arl other atoes, >"ts'1 .,rI !. a,.-=!o. land.
 Ans asr aH D, rs"ns "'aim'Hr '. y,rs. .. tho nl0tug ground. vein, lode. .;r.n. .rs. u, alg portir1 tn"ro-'t s' t'- .-, il {. surlyS ,J. pia,.ra ~uI aur..@" .... nl, hereby nouaod, that unr $ t-..ir ldv,rsr claims are duty h.ed @s according to law-and the regulat!o..s IS thsrer,eer within the time prescribed bv lsv-witn the Register of the Unit eI States Land Office at Tucson. ATf- ,o,a tbav will be barred by the pro- visions of said Statutes.
 MILTON R MOORE.
 lleEaig. Dat, ,c arst rphn~',ion, r-.dsr cc' ,o>er ,,th, 1872
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South IS degrees, 52 minutes, East 532.1 feet to corner No. 2 identical with cor Ter No. 1 Iron Cap lode and corner No. Raven lode of this survey, thence North 16 degrees, 50 minutes, East 954.35 feet to corner No g. thence North 7S degrees, 52 minutes, West GOO feet to corner No. 4 thence South F degrees. i5 minutes, West 950 feet to corner No. the place of beginning.
 Survey No. 1924 Iron Cap lode. Be- ginning at corner No. 1. being tine Southwest corner of location and iden- tical with corner No. 2 Crown King lode of this survey, a pine post In mound of earth and stone scribed l. 3ai !. C. L. whence Y. g. Mineral mon- urnent No. 3 bears South Al degrees, B minutes. West 2S97.S feet. thence South 7S degrees, 52 minutes, Fast 428.35 feet to corner No. ?, thence North G degrees, i2 minutes, East 255.24 feet to correr Nc.3, thence North IS degrees, minutes. Fast 6nn feet tn
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No. 4 Atlas Lode of this surNey' pi'tS post surrounded by mound o' S,oi,'"' ,'',,' srribed 1-l398 Aa.-L, wneuce
 States mineral monument NC.
 North degrees 54 minutes. N%.. '.-'' feel thence North 70 degrees s5 mn atas. East 600 feet to corner No
 thence South r degrees "S IT "U''S' st7Sst ROO feet to corner No. "'lheilcs south 70 degrees 29 minutes, West 6lo feat Tn corner No. 4; thence North, l' dayraas ss minutes, West l,5OO feet 10 corner No. 1, the pace of besinninS.
 Survey No. 1893. Alma Lode be- ginning at corner No, l, the NortaWysl corner of location, and identical with corner No. 9 Alai,ana Lode and corAer No. 4 John and James Lode, and cor ner No. 3 Atlas Lode of this survey, nine post surrounded by mound or stones. scribed 1-1393 A. L., whence Tinted States mineral monument No. bears North degrees S2 minutes West 7031 feet, thence North 70 degrees I9 minutes, East 500 feet to corner No. 2, i,!r.,e SnUth Y degrees SS nnnuteS. T,lst lrO0 fe-l to corner No. 2, tHPu-. south 70 degrees 2o riuUles, West 500 r.-i 10 correr Y. { thence North z degrees 3S min.-s. West 1,.eG feet to corner No. !, t.s 0)aC. of begin"tnt.
 Survey NJ |lsgo. AIi"e Lode. 'a- etnuing at corner No. 1, hrit& ta"
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I ment No. 1 bears North degrees S4 1 minutes West 7200 feet, thence Soutn g degrees 70 minutes West eoo feet 10 corner No. 2, thence north 20 degrees 16 minutes East 1914 feet to cor ner No. 2, thence North 78 degrees 40 minutes East 6 feet to corner No. 4, thence South 2S degrees IA minutes . East 6374 feet to corner No. tGe place of beginning. Survey No. 12fJ. Join r. Jf. Loce. Beginning at corner No. i being the South West corner of location and Identical with corner No. Magnate Lode survey No. 1927 and with corner No. of the Bay State lode of this survey, pine post surrounded by mound of earth and stone scribed 1-1394 J. P. Jr. L., whence United States Mineral monument No. bears North , degrees minutes East 6+ao feet, thence South T degrees 10 mia utes East 42a56 feet to corner No. 2. thence North "a aco~nor v minutes West T's feet to corner No. 5, thence North 2, I.-r.rs h minutes West f ..t 2. ...rar No 4 thence South s,gr.aa aG minutes West 564.o2 feet to ,5rr.r No. 1 tr- place of beginning.
 TOTAT. AREA OF CLAIM.
 Total and net as.a Crown King Lode, F 24O acres.
 Totei and net area iron Cap Lode. 9.5T0 acres.
 Total and net area Raven Lode. l2.4s7 acres
 Total and net area Monarch Lode, l6.s29 acres.
 Total and net area Uncle Sam LodA Is as3 acres.
 Total and net area Trans Atlantic Lode, tt.Ss5 acres.
 Total and net area South Pole Lode, 16.0ss acres.
 Total and net area Bay State Lode, 11.440 acres.
 Tota! and net area Della Mack Lode. 4970 acres.
 Total and net area William A. Lode 4.6ST acres.
 Total and net area John P. Jr. Lode. 274I acres.
 Net area of this Lode claim, 12S.507 acres.
 The surveys of all the above describ- ed lodes are identical with or within their respective locations. This claim is located about mile and half South of the Town of Bisbee. in the said Warren Mining District. said County of Cocliise. and will, when public land surveys are extended over this section of country, be embraced approximate ! ly in Township 23 South. Range 24 East Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian. Arizona. The amended locations of the abov4 and following described lodes are re. no~Sn,t ae fnli~rr: cf the Crown King In !Aok A. page 6l3: Of the Iron Cap
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20.260 acres.
 Total area Alaska Lode, 7.207 acres. less area in conflict with Alice Looe oA this survey, 1.0o0 acres, less area III conflict wiln Agnes Lone ol thiS sur vey, .Jg6 acres. Ret Grea AiasNa -'''l0' 15.iGi aCtls. ,t
 Total and net area Buckley oNeh Lode, ll2GT acres.
 Toial ana net area Last Chance Loae' 16.G G90 acres.
 Total and net area Water!oo i-'"'' 2G.43O acres.
 Total and net area Arizona hode' 2C.43O acres.
 Total and net area Margareta Loue' l8l30 acres. ,ono, lota. anu net area Nellie Lode. i''''' acres. .o, ooo
 Net area of this lode claim, Sol'Vo- acres. ,1,,r,b . Ine surveys of all tha above de7cr'D- cd lcaus are identical with t'en spectivg locations. Tihs claim ls lo0''' . .a obnut . mile audt 20 half Sout" "' inc flown of stzbce, iu the said "N'iel' Mining District, sa,a county ot obis. and vin, when pubic ian1 sur, .n,.e ar,. oyten,ied over this section o' oountgy, be embraced apw"Nli,'"te'Ss S.,'' ,'' Township 23 South, RanEg @4 is.'''. G'''' l and Salt River Base ano Ai"'i"'''"' ' Arizona. ,,,,.. The amended iocati Of the h'o' | and following described iodc5 arr corded as follows: Of the Atlas l1oI | in Book ii, page $40; of the Jonn 's 1 flames Lode in Book lt, page 0o'' V 1 the Alabama Lode in Book IA, page 5SG, oi.the Alma Lode in Book H. paSe
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| Of th's survey. pine post surrounded hv a mound nf store srriheG F. l.. l. tG9t whence Y. 2. Mineral rronTmant No. bears South 52 degrees, &5 min utns, West 9noT.3 feet thence South 7S degrees, g minutes, Vast GOO feet to corner No. 2, thence North II degrees. 1 minute, Fast 99S.1 feet to corner No. 3, thence North s degrees. g minutes, West 4SS 35 feet to corner No. 4. thence South r degrees, "A minutes, West lo04 feet to corner No. the place of be- ginning.
 Survey No. 1894. Nonorch Lode. Be ginning at corner No. l being the Southwest corner of location a pine post surrounded by a mound Of stone scribeG 1-1394 M. l.. whence Y. g. Min eral monument No. bears South S8 degrees, A minutes, West 1264.3 feet, thence South IS degrees, 52 minutes, Fast coo feet to corner No. 2, thence North F degrees, B minutes, East 122a.6 feet to corner No. 3, thence North 7S degrees 52 minutes. West 600 feet to corner No. 4. thence South IT degrees, B minutes, West 122e.6 feet to corner No. the place of beginning.
 Survey No. 1924. Della Ma~t lode. Rarinuing at corner No. 1 being the Southwest corner of location and iden- tical with corner No. 2 Raven lode and corner No Monarch lode and corner No 4, Uncle Sam lode of this survey. pine post surrounded by a mound Of stone scrihed 1-J394 D. M. c. ---gfrr-- F.s..arrrr7..r,t
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N0Tlci4 OF Ap}2I,hTtON THN :
 g. 3hwENT.
 NJ A. 7oI Survey No 1894. Vnfren States Ha0d uaj.r, furS>" Arizona. October IT, 1899.
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Che discovery shaLt dnu 9'-'F w EortA IS degrees 8S minutes Wes'
 thor rom. with surface gro"nd 5oo lteI Sn nhtth: l.2529 feet of the hN1heE
 OScil Lode,- covering -2bO feet 5"h.l" IS d-grees 33 minutes Easr from the disco cry shaft. and 1,002.9 fset North IS degrees S3 minutes West therefTom'