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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-26

Pheni1 burglars attempted to break into a policeman's house down there. The next thing they will probably be attempting to burglar ize some editors residence. The poorest people, financially, on the face of the earth. are usually the editor of a country newspaper and a policeman. If thev ever succeed in making 8 "stske" or in catching on to some other job, they abandon their respective vacations, and let some other poor "cuss" take their place.
 The New Amsterdam bank, oppo- site the rendezvous of the dollar dinner diners, was fitted up with an extra hesvy and strongly-fastened set of window bars on the day before the dinner came of.
 The Alabama legislature has passed a resolution recommending the appointment of General Wheeler to be major general in the regular army as soon as vacancy shall oc- cur.
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Forfeiture Notlce.

Prescott. Ari1onA, April 2. 1858 To Mrs F A. hzrrtl gton or her hssrs or Assig gns. You are hereby notified that l have during the yeaFs Is9s expeEcod one hundred dtsllars in labor upon the fol.ovsing named mining claim. viE. ot- tonWu ai located in haEsAykmpa mining distri (. iHvapAi c0untl, ArizouA- Notice of iO- eaton uf sand COttOnwo d miniug claim is re- corded ln book 5 of Mines, page t62, records of lAFaTei county, Arizona tIerritoTy. Said labor as performed in order to hold said clAius under the provisions of cectiOn 232t of the Rs- viset Statutes of the United etates and tn ameudmeEfs thereto, concerning annual labor upon mining claims it being ths amount raquir- ed tO bod sEid elaims for the period ending December thirty-hrst, lsle the sum of one hundred dollNrs being expended on the said Cottea wood claim for the rear Isfs. And if within ninety leo) days After the p1bli- cation hereof, you fail or refuse tO contribute your prop.-tion of said expenditure as co-oWneF your interest in the g i'd mining claim. Nill be- come the pru perty uf the subscriber. your CO., owner. who hse rnace ths required expenditure hy the tsrIns of aid section.
 MKS- '. l.. sKIGERT.
 First publiczt.o1. ApTIl. 2. 1898.
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Good Resolutions, Like Eggs, Un- less Matched Into Action. Win
 Run into Rottenness


 To meet the demands of conserva. tive thinking people who can plainly see the future of this lovely city. kilroy's New Palestine will build twenty brick cottages on lots 50xl30 sample cottages to be seen on Third avenue, corner Grant street, inside property-which can be rented or purchased lat about S7oO each) on the installment plau, monthly pay ments. To families living m any other part of Arizona, the United States or Canada, that have investi- gated the merits of the Salt River valley this offers something hereto fore unknown in this country, viz, that they can invest in one of these lovel " homes, paying for it monthly, say s or $9 per month. If they are not ready tc come to Phoenix at once the New Palestine will take charge ot their interest, renting the same for at least $l0 per month, thus max ing their tenant pay the installment (monthly) and taxes, in other words they, the purchaser, (wbile not living in Phoenix) will be securing a lovely home in reality free of charge. of which they can avail themselves later on, either by selling or holding Hundreds of letters from thinking people in the United States and Can ada warrant us in adopting this plan. Write for particulars.
 The New Palestine tract IS, with out any exception, the finest in or to PhoeniX. Its assessed valuation in 1889 was S22, 800, land this alone IS the true test of land values). IL lies in the very heart of the msnu- featuring and resident district, viz. on Center street, First, Second. Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh avenues, and IS the only sanitary severed tract in or to the city. Vacant lots, 501l30, are still offered at $65 to S2O0 each. monthly installments S to $l0. without in terest. The New Palestine tract alone advertises its terms and prices in the daily press, so that he who reads can know for himself without the aid of the Phoenix curbstone real estate or commission man, to which our office pays no tribute.
 P. S.-Parties living outside of Phoenix can do their business with us through Wells Fargo Go.
 KILRoT's NEW PALESTINE,
 Room 20l-2, Fleming Bpk.
 3-24mZs Phoenix, Arizona.
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O. H. Tibbetts of Hamburg, Iowa, arrived in Prescott on Sunday for a brief yisi. to this section. He is a prominent and successful newspaper man of the above state, and is mak- ing the trip for recreation and to take look over the country to learn something of its resources and capa- bilities. He is an old time friend of Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Harris.
 A young man named Frank Betz, of Glendale, was accidentally shot and killed last Sunday at the Agaa Fra bridge on the S. F. P. & P. railroad. He was walking on the trestle leading a bicycle on which was strapped a loaded shot gun. The latter was jared loose and in falling struck tie discharging it the charge entering the mans face caus- ing a wound from which he died soon after.
 Mrs. R. D. S. Grant and her daughter, wife and daughter re- spectively of the man who was killed in the Senator mine yesterday, ar rived on todsy's noon train from Pasadena and will leave for Pasa- dena tonight with the remains of their loved enc. The accident is a peculiarly sad one and unfortunate ly one in which the victims lack of proper precautioG caused it. It is stated that his head was severed from his body. Miss Grant went out this afternoon to the mine to in- spect the place of the accident.
 Speaking of the entertainment of W. F. Wentworth at Lowell, Mass, the Daily Courier of that place says: The audience held their breath with excitement as the thrilling Chariot Race" issued from the speakers lips, and again held their aching sides as he rendered tbe Temperance Meet ing" a laughable Impersonation, original with Mir. Wentworth. Mir. Wentworth will be at Dake's opera house on Wednesday evening.
 There will be a teaperance deLlon- stration at the Marina Street Meth odiSt church next Sunday. April Both, at which time the people will be addressed in the afternoon and evening by Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens and Miss Anna Nj. Gordon. Mrs. Stevens was elected to fill the chair of the W. C. T. U., made vacant by the death of Frances F. Willard Miss Gordsn is national vice presi- dent. At the time of Miss Willard's s death she was national secretary, and probably knows more of that noble woman's life and character than any one living. Both of these ladies are able and eloquent speakers. Do not fail to come and hear them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-26

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SWEET REFREsHING

Sleep is given by Hoods Sarss. psrills which strengthens the nerves tones the stomach and overcome: all dyspeptic symptoms. ssYoU should try It.
 Hoods Pills are prompt and efic tent, easy to take, easy to operate 9 cents. s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-26

Notice is hereby given that the Fsvorite Snow Flower and Golden Belt mining claims. located in Walker mining district, Nayapai county, Arizona, are being worked under b. nd and lease, and that neither th owners Ci the same nor the mines above improvems nts or accidents on them.
 FRED ZOBEL,
 N. l.. GRIFFIN. Prescott, July 22, 1s9e.
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signed is owner of the Bordeaux mine. To- cated in Big Bug mining district and will not be responsible for any debts con traeted for labor or otherwise against sad mining claim for parties working the sane under lease, bond or otherwise. FKKD RIFT.
 Prescott, Ark, April r., 1853.
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Mining Application To. 403.
United States Land Office,


 Prescott, Arizona, February 23, 1889,
 Notice is hereby given that Joseph Dough erty anu John " DOngherty whose Pc. address is Prescott, Arizona. have made application for a patent Tor the QuaTtetIe lode, mineral sur vsy Nc. IS2i covering 70 feet in a north east. terly snd 76o feet in a south westerly direction from the discovery shaft No. l. situate ID Wal nut GF.sve mining district. 1aVapEi county. Ari- ZouA, and descriued in the official plat and held nO;es on hle in this office. as follows, yiz.
 Beginning et COT No. 1. which is the NJ cor ner of claim, being asso cor No 2. Fountain, survey No 76A | S M M No. brs 6g deg 2s mIz e 1i2a7 feet Thence $ deg 70 min W 1896 feet to oUr No 2. Thence 2S deg I5 min W co feet to Cur No. Thence \ s deg % min L I5Jl feet Co sur No. (. Thence 23 deg 15 nm F 6OC feet to cor No 1, lhe place Of beginning, he vein l. porphyry, carrying golt. silver and cop per, and ext nds the entire length of the claim, extending 70 feet ID \ T. and 7b0 feet iu A SA direction from discovery shAft No. 1. cont tainins 3-Z47 acres. Variation 1l deg L. and lying ST proximStely in township II \ of kange4 W, G. and 5. R. meIidian,
 The location of ,his mine is recorded in the reoOrder's ofiee of lsvapAi county. Arizoua. Hi pages S2s and 20. book @ Of mines.
 Adjoining claimants are on the NE by the Fountain. survey No. I62 the south by tht Gold par and kAirplAy. Z0niA Copper Com. pany claimant No othes adi0ining claims ol claimants.
 Fl persons holding adverse claims thereto Ars within sixty days from the frSt day Of publica- ton hereof. or they will be barred by virtue Ot the provisions of the statute
 fREDEhiCk 4. TRIILE JR Register. J. h. JACKS, Attorney for Claimants.
 first pOblicationfebrnAry2 2S. isas.
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Notice is hereby given that the under signed IS owner of the President mine. lo- cRted in W alnut Grove mining district and will rot be responsible for any debts con tracted fer labor or otherwise against said mining claim by parties working the same under lease, bona or otherwise.
 VIM. JACKSON. Prescott, Ariz., Feb. :. 1888.
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TO
 CREDITORS

Estate of THOMAS Fl. LUcAs, Deceased NOT CE L. hereby given D. ths uudsrsignsd, " sxecutor of the estzte of ihomAs H. Lnces. daoassi, Co the creditors of and all persons hAs- ing claims against the said dsaeAssd. Co eKhibit t5ern. with the necessary vouchers. within tea months after fret publication Of this nr- tice Co the said ezecator St Prescott, ArizonA. the same being the plAoe for tse transaction of the hasinssz of sAid estate. in said c0anty of NEyAIAi.
 A. (. BURMISTET,
 Executor ol the Estate of TbOs- Y. Lucss,
 necesscd
 Dated this s,h day of April. Isss
 Firs, publication. April 6, isa2. thtt
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Prescott. July 2. lsss.

Notie is hereby given that the under signed IS on5 half owner of the Postmaster, Nigilsnte ana New Era mines, located in Big Bug Mining Distiict, Havapsi County. Arizona, and l will not be responsible for any debt, or labor, contracted af ainst said mining claims by any person, or persons.
 MRS, IDA c. HARLEY. Prescott, Arizona, Sept, 26, 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-26
Land Office st PreseotL Arir !l
 I March n. ISfQ

Land Office st Presoott- Arir ,@
 81 March a, ls22. Notice is hereby given that the fulloxing named e. Ter has fled notice of his intention to make nnEl proof in support of his claim, and that said p-t of will be made before the Register and hecely-r at Prescott. AriEons, on fridAy Janle- Allan, deceased, humestead entry No ii25, for thJ 3s uf NV \. SW A NJ A and NV L SI. . of hec. 8. Twp i5NsE lie nAf-es the following witnesses 0 prove his coatlnuouE residence upua and cultivation of. sri rid land. via.
 M. l1H., jDhn D. ! ay sr. Alonzo MRson 10, F Bun s 2. oi Coruvilie, Arizona.
 kkEDEkICkA TiuTLE. Jr.
 RsgstsT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-26

Notice is hereby given that the Hard Trial mine, located in Tiger al strict, Ysva- pal county, Arizona, is being worked un- der bond and lease, and that neither of the owners thereof nor the mine above named will be responsible for any labor, improve ments or aecfdsnts which might occur on or in the said mine. Jul. \. ROdenburg, JOhanne ROdenburg, John RAible.
 Prescott, Feb. 70, lS99. "
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MEASUREMENTS CORRECTED.

paper be fair political opponent itself the truth Tucson Star of the 18th following: Murphy the people honest That fa of
 something perjury The Courier does appear roll of the sonAl property"
 contained following certificates published:
 PhenX NO faTeSs
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spininE stsnon

SDining stkBOn Through tickets to all points in the United StAtss, Canada and Mexico.
 CONNKuTIoSs. Jerome Junction with U. V. q P. K } for Jerome; P. & E. Junction Witk P. & r. E. R. for Huron and Mayer: Maysr with stage to Crown King and other mining points. PrescOtt with stage lines for all the principal mining camps; Con- zress Junction with stage lnes for Gen. yrass. HArQ1A HAlA, stanton and YarnelI. Hot Springs Junction with the C. C. H. e. Al. Co.,, for CAstle Greek Hos SyEiDEs the All-year round health res0rt; Phenix with the RI A r. & S. R. V. k Q. H. for points on the 6. r system.
 F. M. MURPHY E. F. WELLS
 Prest. Gen Mgr. Asst- ten, Mgr,
 Prescott, AriIoDA. Prescott. ArizobA. GEO N. SARGENT,
 General r. d E. AEt.
 Prescott. Arizona.
 W. s. GoLDsWOHTHT. City Ticket Agent,
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Mine WarniingNOticeS

Notice is hereby given that the under gned are owners of the group of mines nOvn as the "CrOok" in Crook canyon, HesSsyEmpa mining district, Tsyapai county, Arizona. and that they will not be responsible for any debts contracted for la for or otherwise by parries working the same under bond or lease or otherwise.
 c. M. COLE,
 B. F. WOOD. Prescott. Arizona, July 3, Isgs
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

T8 8ThomAs Fitch, his heirs and ssslgnS .~ are hereby notified that the untersiz1e - ,s the years issi. iss7 and lsls. did eIfe19 - a< labor and improvements upan t'e - - !. mining claim, the notice 0f location s1e.ss.- ,f 0f record in tfls ssftlrs ssf th- co1niy reoe,. fEvRpai county Territory uf Artzo1a es. .-.. .-,. ut mining claim being sttgste ID N4Al T-- ing district. in zaid county uf FauA. s. ..rs ritory of Arizons. said e1pendif ore - n hund red dgilars iu labor a1t lmprosz- -f = said ~hort Gut mining clsim Tor eaea yeArs isa6, Is97 and lsse ss and Tor tiH -. iah.or and improvzmenf rsqu red by --5 2S24. Revised Scatutez ef the Insied - i.-s amendments thereto. and if within ni..s-s ,,- = after the first publicafion hereof yoa t--- S n fuse to contribute yOar proportion vi |. .lf penGtturea as co-nWufsr. gour LAt1lr- --.as Short Cut mining claim VII bscoHls HS
 ' 0' CLAIR & sTUcKkt By WARREN B. CLARK e. slrElslle
 of the firm af Clark A stoS4y-
 firs; publication Marsh Z2- ls.~,
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 County Treasurer for Macopa County Territory of
  amounting $lSO0 by ihe bookso of of Maicopa doubt the Courier glad the the articles do the the acknowledge that he tceswh he breaches ID this matter.
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Mining Application No. 4O4

' IE [ Prescott. Arizona. March 2a. A. B., Isse ] Notice Is hereby given that the Golden WlT, Mining Co, by Hernndon attorney in fac whose pO<t otiAce address is Prescott, ArIzoua. has thls day filed his application for a paten | for % h lear feet nf th Cot onvood Mill sit, with surfsCe ground So fret iu width situated ' in White Ricach mining district, County ol MAricopA and Territory ut Arizonh, and cesig mated by q held notes and official plat t,n f ' | in this office survey no 1s45 approx mstely iI township ' n, range 2 ., of c and k meridian Said survey no lSl5 being described As fullOSs to-vit:
 Beginning at n v corner of claim. identical Eilh V corner of location. . pine post 4xl inches hy ft high set IS inches in ground. sur rounded by Q mon of stones. post mar ked DO l-lS&5. Bed Picacho brs D 55 deg about mile. White Picacho not visible bot brs about 2l deg about miles. Trilby mine brs About E deg v about miles. [ s L Ii no lS4S " P N D brs D s4 deg 15 min 6i0 ft; thence e deg S0 min V 726 ft to cor no 2; thence q deg 30 mn e SD9 tt tO cor DO & thence {2 deg 90 min 10 fi Co cor no {: th nee ~ deg 90 mn 300 ft to COT 10 l. the place of beginning survey of exterior boundaries,
 Magnetic variations IS deg s min e, contain 5 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the re- coruer's Othce of MkricOpA county, Arizona, At pages l05-lO7, of book of mines,
 The adjoining claimants are. No adjoining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Cottonwood min site or surface ground are required to file their Adverse claim with the register of the United States Land Othce at Prescott, Arizona, in the County of favapAi, and Territory of Ari1onA, during the will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, Register.
 First publication March 27
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona.
 April i7. issa Notice is nsrebT given lhst he follovips named seplle' Ss fled Lotice of his intenrion to Q axe hn;- peSsgf n support of his claim aud that ssi,i IrUof VIII be maze before Register and heoeiver a frescott. Arizoua. on M , 2S IsQR via bounie TistoW, of Camp Verde for sha Iof l. Sec 4 and lot 2 Sec. I2,siwp IAN. RE He uAnes the following Wiinessss to prova hls eoutin0ous residence upon. and cultivsfi. ,r of. said and. viz.
 4. h HutehesoR. ", F. Huteheson, Lee MAhsu and James D. Frice, au of Camp Verde. Arizona
 Ft.EDFRICk A. TRITLE, JR-. First puhlication April IS,
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INITED sTATEs LANp OFFICE.

Prescott. AiizonA, Ms-ch 6, isse. NofiCe s hereby given that the followirR nam % CT has filed notice of lis inUsntion to usz. t1al proof in suppart Of his claim and thAt ssii 9 Dof wtll 5e uade btfOre ths ke,,ister and Recover at Prescott. Arizona. on Satardny May c lsss, riz- Charles IL Bennett home- stead II'ly -535. for the is of SN A. NE A of sW A- oN . of SEis, of see z twp lsNk2W. Hs nsucs the folioEing witnesses {, prove his ccntlnncus residence upon and cultivation Of sad land VIZ:
 Wrl \. "A lly, J. q. Kelly, James scLinden. A. j- Head. al oi Prescott Arizona
 .5r tkICk A.IRilI4E JR, Register. FiIs p.' lie4tiun March g. Isis9
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H. E. No. I0Cs. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land ofiice at Prescott. ArizonA.l
 April 3, lsss Notice Is tcreby given that the folloainx- named settler has tled notice of his intention 10 make hnAl proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the R-gister and Receiver at Prescott srizonA On May l2, lsss, VII: Thomas E. King Homestead kntry No. lO0a. for the SWia Sec {, 4,TlsNRs He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivstiou of, said land, vii.
 games K Ashley, of Prescott, ArizOnA. ShArles l. Ashley. of Prescott ArizonA Jack Nelson, of Jerome Junction, Arizona George Buruell. of Jerome Junction Arizons
 FREDERICK A. TkTLE JR
 Register. tirst publication, April :, Ispe Last publication, May n, lssa.
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Approved Township Flats.

department of tEe Interior,
 United States Land office
 Prescott, Arizona. March 2l, lsss9. Notice ls hereby given that approved plsys of the folloWing townships have been received at this office. VIZ:
 Township North Range. West. and Township l5 rth Range Q West. The plats of tlz survey will be officially filed in this office on Tuesday. May 2. Iss9 and on and afteF that day we viii be pre- pared to receive applications for the try of lands in such townships.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, IT.. - Register. J. c. MARTIN, Receiver.
 First publication. March =. 1899.
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Defiance

Lode being 1885 feet in length alons, the vain ;,. sO1thWesterly direction from the po-fb'-.s- center end monument with surfsee Rround 5ls tt in width covering 9 G of said Ds.fAoo- Ir.Ss ID a uortheasterly direction and Is16 q ir !. southwesterly direction from discover sI-.ft a q cut, and bounded as follows.
 Beginning af initial mon at ne center a.,s ot claim. mon of stones ft on base and s n bigb. thence 5l deg v s0o q 70 COT no vhich I'd -fs., cor no COpper0polis and cor no Fairr,I,- .s this survey, cor described above uhFnos f7 S N N no brs D @ deg f2 min SJ5ss n. thsnr. !.
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NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS
To ali Creditors of C. W. Smith, as
 the late Reesiver of the Atlantic < Pacific Railroad Company.


 < Pacific Railroad Company. Yoa are esT notifisd thst yoa mast. ou or before the fSenty-fl,ird dAg of ootote-. ises kla Wiih the undsFsi sned. Cierk of the nistricf Coart of the Second Judicial District. in the Territory of New Mexico. for he hearing and trial os c1uses arising under the laws and oons,i- tuiioa of the United states, Aay and al claims which yOu oT any of you may have A<Einst the late receiver. C. V. SMITH. As Rcosissr uf fhe Atlantic & Pacific Esiirosd CompAay. Claims not co flsi withia said time uil bs forever barred.
 This notice Is pnhlished under tha orirr of said court in tas ease of the United StAtss Trnst Company v. Atlantic q PAcisc R4ilroAd Con pAny ei a. oa the 18th day of Decsnher. Isss.
 HARRY F. OWEN. Clerk oi the District Court of the seoond Judicial Distriet. for the Territory of New Mexico, sitting for the hearing and trial of causes arising under tha ConstitEtioa and Lave of sls United Statss. Eirss publication. April 3. issa- ma
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of PheniI show that N O, Murphy has paid

certify the correctness of the above statement (Sgned) "T. J. PREsoorT,
 "City Assessor and Tax Collector
 "PhenI, Arizona, April 24, 1899 q hereby certify following copy the assessed for territorial and county treasu books:
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CoPPerOPolIs

l lode being l5O0feet in length along the vein in a northeasterly direction from the south- west center end monument with surface ground 5o6 feet m width covering 800 feet of said COpPeropolis lode in northeas;eriy direction and 1000 feet in a aouthuesterIy direction from discovery quarry no And bounded as follows:
 Beginning Rt ne center end monument being initial monument of location. A rnon of stones ft on base and it high. thenee q deg 300 ft to cor no l, identical witb nv cor of location. which is also cor ng, 9 Manillaiode and cor no Fairpi ay lode of this survey, whence U M n no 1 brs n 4s deg IS min l55e7 ft: thence s 4O dag l5C0 ft to cor no Z, which is also cor no 8 Fairpiay sL q COT no Defiance of this sur- vey. where pOrphyEY stone 6KIOx24 ins set ft In ground and alOngs de built a mon of stones 3ft on base and 8 fl high. stone marked c no 2-lS24, F no S-I3l4 and ID no
 -l3z4; thence s 5l deg e 5S6 ft Co GOT no a which IS also cor no 4 Defiance of this srr- vey, identical vith cor of location yghe~e 1. granite stone sXl2x24 ins set 1 fl in Oround and surrounded by a mon of stones s+one marked c no S-l324 and on opposite sif3e m no 4-lS24: thence . 40 deg I5OO 1t to cor no 4. identical with cor of the loca.io- which IS also cor no Manila of this sur. vey; thence D 5l deg V 2S6 fl 10 ne center end initial men, the place of beginning survey of exterior bc1ndaries. var I4 da,y a
 The notice of location of said COrTs~- Opolis lode is recorded in book gs of r1i,,as at page SS4, records of Yavapai co9ntv Arizona