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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
A GOOD PLAN.

The California Consolidated Petro- leum company has issued a folder con cisely setting forth it's objects. which is the prettieSt piece of printing Vet seen in connection with the oil indus try, and il k well worth reading and passing around.
 The plans of this company are more extensive than those of the ordinary oil company. in that they insure tc the holders of it's stock. profits in all the oil fields of the state. as if owns large holdings in all the fields. II owns the only hydraulic rotary drill ing rigs ever brought To California and will lead all others in the develop lheIt Of oil IL will keep twenty drill ing rigs in operation in twenty fields between Oakland and San Diego. Or the first strike of oil its directors are confident it's stock will jump above par value as il has other sources of revenue 10 raise values. One of these iS royalties fl owns cn 5000 acres leased To capitalists for development
 Still further. the California CcnSoli dated Petroleum company has in its treasury 2.500.GO0 shares of the stock of fifty of the leading oil companies 0f the state.
 This plan gives the sfockholder an interests in the earnings of all the diff serent fields From the view point 0f tine investor this plan affords the sur est. safest opportunity for profit ir is possible to adopt
 IT is confidently expected that by July lG. next. all the stock offered ai fifty cents per share will be sub Scribed for and the price raised tt one dollar per share. As set forth iu |. the advertisement. which appears in this issue. the company'S stock iS a'i- sGlutely nOn-aSSeSSahle. there being nc personal liability to the s,ockholder This insures a square deal and pre- vents the freezing out of ihc small stcckhOlder
 You will make no mistake in Secur- iug. while you can. some of the stock 1T the California Consolidated Pc IrOlrUm company. This company is lhe most formidable rival the Stand ard Oil company has ever encountered and having ample capital It's success Is assured. T. does not require a pro phet 10 fOrsee that its fifty-cent stock VIII ie worth several times ina amount
 Stock rpdeemalle on demand at an' lime within thirty days from date q certificate. All money paid in install uanf$ refunded on demand at an! f.me within thirty days from date o firsf- payment. 1T you want you stock. send to company and you vii promptly ger every cent of your none. back r.
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APPLICATION FOR PArENr-
United states Land 0ne,


 Prescott. AriE-. May D. Ls Notice is hereby given that Annie Eee--- by John J. Hawkins. her attorney ll -acr- whose poStoffice address lS Prescott Ara- zona, has made application for a l----z-. States patent to the Deep DlSrls r--s-7- claim. Mineral Survey No l451, S--l--- in Weaver Mining district 4svA7-- county, Arizona. more p1,r-lc---zl-ls- a-- scribed as follows,
 Beginning at corner No L t5er--ca- with the location. and with ccrDer N-- Last Chance. Survey No la3-- 1 E----- stone set one foot in ground. alzrSe1 t- D. No. 1-14Sl. and L. C- No. a-lsa- Whence L. s L. Ai- No l-7-- Weave Mining district, bears n .l ces l6 mn =- S,S264 feet Thence deES mll 1.152 feet to corner No -- thscce deg 8 min W. 7l4 feet to corner NJ. -. thence n degrees 8 minutes C. -tl--F tas- to corner No. 1. granite Sro-z Se- inches in ground marked n D No f- 145l; thence S x deg l2 mn e. ftEe r5r- to corner No l. the place er e---------5 survey of exterior boundaries
 Variation 13 deg 5S unln
 Area Deep Digins placer clai-- r- acres
 This claim Is located on rsnS-rre1-e,l land. approximately in rWn n q. X S R. E. x M- fn WeaVer tel-5-- district, NsVapai county. -ArlEo-a- is bounded on the north by rhe --s>- Chance placer. SurVey No fe'- and er the southeast by the Autel7pe No ' placer. ana the notice Of location -ce-fs' is recorded in book q of mines 1c rass- S44-5. records of NaVapai county Ar--o-a
 No other adjoining claimants Known
 Any and all persons holJips alre-s claims to the above described c-at.i a-e required 10 present the same cef1re lhsS office within 6o days of the GrSr u--r11-al- tion hereof or they will bs haru7t e- virtue of the provisions Of che ll---a
 FREDERICE A TRIrL.E> J-- First publication May n
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TWO MoHAvE MIsHAPs.

Raymond Carr. a young man from the Sandy was brought To kingman yesterday to get surgical aid for badly wounded arm. Carr was stOop- ing down to get a drink of water fro.n the creek and his pistol slipped from the holster and struck rock, exploding. the bullet striking him in the arm above the wrist. The wound ed arm was dressed by Dr. Flynn, and ikOugh very painful is not serious.
 George Defiance brought to tine hos pital Wednesday last young Charley Hall. who while out hunting Friday Of last week and had his hand horribly mangled by the bursting of his gun The explosion had torn off the thumb of the left hand and otherwise man cleH that member The boys father had dressed the wennded hand the hest he could. but if was thought that be had better have the services of d surgeon Dr. EalF dressed the wound and expressed the opiniO2 that he would be able to save the hand. The boy is about II years Od.-NIohave Miner.
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CNO. 4i9) APPLICATION FOR \ PATIENT.
United States Land Office.

Prescott, Ariz-, April D. 1961. Notice is hereby given. that T. w BogEs, L- F. Wheeler and 9I- E. David son. whose pOstOffice address is Big Bug, Arizona, have this day filed their applica- ion for patent for three thousand (3,000) linear feet of the BUtteruut and MaScOtt elth surface ground six hundred (5jU) ieet in width, situated in the Big Bug mining district, County of Yavapai. and Territory of Arizona. and designated by the field notes and official plat on file this office as survey number 143i, on un- surveyed land, approximately in Town ship No. F N, Range l ., west of Gila and salt River meridian, Arizona, said survey No 1l5i being as follows:
 BCTTERNUT LODE.
 Beginning at corner No ]. identical with nv corner of location. and corner No. 1 of MascOtt. this survey, where an igneous rock 2lNl0x9 inches is set F in -hes in ground. chiseled 1-153i B.. with mound of stones along side, corner or tsVps I2 and l3 n. ranges l and l ". bears 55 deg 70 min W. S.99I feet. No other bearings available Thence 55 deg 3e min e, 60 feet to corner No. . identical with n corner of location and corner No 9 of MascOtt claim. this sur rey- Thence $ q deg % min ", 1.500 feet to corner No 9. identical with $ cor ner of location. Thence n 5 deg 9 min v 6l0 feet to cor No. 1. identical with W -orner or location Thence \ o4 deg 5U min 1.500 feet to corner No l. the place
 MASCOTT LODE
 
 with n " corner of location. where a date rock 25X12x6 inches is set 13 inches in ground, chiseled 1-1s34 with mound If stones alongside, corner of twps T. and 13 n. ranges l @ and l W bears n 6 leg q min ". 9.116-3 rect Thence s $ leg So min 610 feet to corner No 2, lentical with n e corner Of location. Thence q deg % min ". 1.500 feet to .Orner No. g. identical with Q corner f location and with corner No. of he Butternut lode of this survey. Thence 53 deg 30 min ". 6l9 feet to corner No {. identical with " corner of location and with corner No or Butternut lode, If this survey. Thence 34 deg % min %. 1.510 feet to corner No. l and place If beginning
 Variation II deg Q.
 Area Of Butternut claim 20 e6 acres. Area of AIascott claim. 20-66 acres
 Total area, 41.32 acres
 From the location or discovery shaft on the Buternut claim the ledge bears u 5i deg 9 min. e 515 feet to monument at center Of end line.
 From the location or discovery shaft Cn NascOtt claim the ledge bears n 3i deg 30 min Q along center of same SlC feet as shown by croppings-
 There are no adjoining claims known the nearest known lode being the Henri tia three-fourths of q mile W
 Notice of lOca tiOT; or said Butternul -laim is recorded in book 5. pages 269- EH-l and of said MascOtt claim in book 5l page f0, both in mining records oi Yavapai count Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adverse ly any portion of said Butternut or Mas colt mines or surface ground are re quired to file their adverse claims witt the register of the United States land office. Prescott Arizona. during the siXtN days period of publication hereof. o1 they will be barred by virtue of the pro
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE. Jr..
 Register.
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page 6O9; Center, book A of mines. page 524; Surprise, book 42 of mines, page 269. Any and all persons claiming ad- Versely any portion of the said Aztec, Gold Note. Iowa, Maine Olympia, Vesuvius, Oregon, Center and Surprise mining claims, or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the register of the United States land office at Prescott, Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication here of. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 FREDERICK A TRITLE. Jr.
 Register. First publication May 2S. 1900
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First publication April 2s.
APPLICATIONS FOR PATIENT.
United States Land Ome


 Prescott. AriZ-. May 2S 1900.
 Notice is hereby given that C. O. Ellis John Riley and John Pritt, by T. c. Nor ris, attorney in fact, whose postOfhce ad- dress is Prescott, Arizona. have this day filed their application for a patent for fifteen hundred Q50O linear feet each of the HOmestake, Washington. Hot Num- Der, Copper Bar. Whale. Anchor. McKin- lev. Elephant, Grand View and Arizona Chief mining claims, bearing gold, silver and copper with surface ground six hundred (6J0) feet each in width. of all the above named claims except the Copper Bar, which is three hundred (300) feet in width, situated in the Peck mining dis trict. County of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as survey No. 1462 on unsurveyed land. and approximately in township No Il north. range l west, Giia and Salt River meridian, arizona, said survey No. 146z being as follows;
 HOMESTAKE LODE.
 Beginning at corner No. l. identical with corner No of the location and with corners No. 1 and of the Washington and Copper Bar lodes respectively of this survey, and with the northwest corner of the Buster lode. uusurveyed, T. c. Norris. ct. al. claimants where a slate stone 20x12xS inches is set 6 inches Tn ti.e ground and cniseied 1-1s62-s. with a mound of stones feet at the base 1lz feet high alongside. whence U. s. M. NJ. No ?. r. M. D. bears south 6 deg 56 min west liSS feet. No othei beEings available.
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United States Land Office. Prescott. AriZ., May 9, 1900,

Notice is hereby given, that Joe Askew, John N Hudgens. John Stocks and J. C. Hudgens by R. E. Sloan, attorney in fact whose postoffice address is Prescott Arizona, have this day filed their appli- Ci56O5 linear feet each of the Rononza gI Bonanza No. l, Bonanza No. ?, Queen Bee, Queen Bee No. l. Queen Bee No. ,, Grey Copper, Grey Copper No. l. Grey Copper No. ?, Serch Light and Ranger claims. bearing gold, silver and copper, with surface ground six hundred (60O) feet each in width, situated in the Black Hills mining district. County of Yavapai and Territory or Arizona, and designated by the field notes and of
 icial plat on file in this office as survey No. 1450 on unsurveyed land. approxi- mately in Township No. 13, N, Range 3 w. of Gila and Salt River meridian. said survey No. 145O being as follows:
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RANGER LODE

Beginning at corner No. l. 5r---f-..1 with corner Of location uha-- pOrphyry rock 24x10NS iucheS is s- inches in the ground. chzselei r-rs-r-Ee with mound of stone aionsSide \ rf-g Of slate in place 2iexl1e feet ! foar ,hrr-e ground scribed 1-ls50-R 9 F. hs.ir- S 7r deg W g feet T. . L. NJ No If5a lsa-s g deg 2 min e 3f5 feet
 Thence S9 deg SS min @ sa feet -o .-s-- Her No. 2 identical with n e r,rrs- af location.
 Thence deg q min Q T59 feet co a ls- cation monument of stone ar center @ side line. Same course -5sn feet rn e,---s- No Sidentical with s e corner .ar 1nes- ton
 Thence s S9 deg = min " sn feet -o corner No. on line s-I of Ssrch Ifzr- lode of this survey and identical uf-n ~ corner of location
 Thence n deg g min " V51 seer -o a location monument of stone ar center " side line. Same course 750 feet ra ear- ner No. | the place or baEiun-rz
 Variation. II deg 1S min
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GREY COPPER LODE.

Beginning at corner No. l, identical with corner of location, and with corner No. l of Grey Copper No. lode of this survey where a block of slate 24x1SxS inches is set F inches in the ground chiseled 1-1450-G. C.. with mound of stones alongside. A rock in place 2x2x11a feet above ground chiseled with a cross 1-145O-G. c. B. R., bears n 57 deg e g feet U. $. L. M. No. 1450 bears 64 deg 90 min S95 feet. No other bear ings available.
 Thence Q deg g min 600 1t to location monument of stone at center of side line of Serch Light lode of this survey: same course 150 feet to location monu- ment of stone at center of side line. Same course T50 feet to corner No. 2. iden- ucal with corner of location and with corner No l of Grey Copper No. l lode of this survey.
 Thence S9 deg 9 minutes 600 feet to corner No. 3. identical with W cor ner of location and with corners No. of Queen Bee No. l. No. ? of Grey Cop per No. 1 and No. of Queen Bee lOdes, all of this survey.
 Thence n degrees 3T min " 750 feet to location monument of stone. at center W side line and center of side line of Queen Bee lode of this survey. Same course 750 feet to corner No. 4. identical with corner of location and of cor ner No. l of Queen Bee and Queen Bee No and corner No. of Grey Copper No. lodes of this survey.
 Thence Il So deg g min 500 feet to corner No l and place of beginning
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HEDGES.

Aztec lode-The course and length of ledge on the Aztec claim is determined to be from the north end center to the south end center 150q feet and is traceable by croppings from the south end center north toward the north end center to the edge Of mesa, a distance of 9S5 feet, where it disappears under the malarai flow.
 Gold Note lode-The course and lel.s.h of ledge on the Gold Note claim is from the north center end to the south center end 1500 feet. traceable by croppings: ledge dips slightly to the west.
 Iowa lode-The course and length Of the ledge on the Iowa claim is determin ed to be from the north end center to the south end center 1500 feet and is traceable by croppings.
 Maine lode-The course and length oI the ledge on the Maine claim is determ- ined to be from the north end center to the south end center 1900 feet and is trace able by croppings.
 Olympia lode-The course and length of ledge on the Olympia claim is from the north end center to the south end center 1050 feet. and is traceable by croppings
 Vesuvius lode-The course and length of the ledge on the Vesuvius claim is determined to be from the north end center to the south end center 1500 feet, traceable ny croppings.
 Surprise lode-The course and length of the ledge on the Surprise claim is from the north center end to the south center end 1500 feet and is traceable by croppings up to tEe edge of the malapai mesa which overl ss it.
 Center lode-Cou rse and length of the ledge on the Center claim is from the north center end to the south center end 1500 feet and is traceable by croppings.
 Oregon lode-Course and length of the ledge on the Oregon claim is found to be from the north center end to the south center end 15I9 feet and is traceable by croppings.
 Notices of the location of these mining claims, are recorded in the mining records of Yavapai county. Arizona, as follows:
 Aztec. book 49 of mines. page COS; Gold Note. book g of mines, pages 4S4-5; Iowa book 5 of mines. page 3S2; Maine book 49 of mines, page 610; Olympia, book 1T of mines, page ?; Vesuvius. book 49 of mines, page ell; Oregon, book 49 of mines
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QUEEN BEE NO eL0DE


 QUEEN BEE No. L0DE
 Beginning at corner No T. tlenrs-al with s corner Of location and with COZ ners No l of Queen Bee u1th Nl q lr Grey Copper and with No af Esrar Copper No. lOdes Of this survey. where q sand stone 24X14-e fucnes Is sar 2 la- cheS in the ground and chis7let 1-rE.- e B. No . with mound 05 stone -lazz- side U- .. L. M- No 1sa hears -- las 2 min 1455 feet
 Thence Ss deg 2 min W so feet co corner No . identical with corner of location and with corners No nf Queen Bee. with No 2 of Bonaura No
 and with No ! of Bonauza lodes e- this survey
 Thence n Q deg g min VI 75a fee- ca location monument of stone ar cu-ar of W side line and center oF -fa E-e of Bonanza No 2 lode Of thiS sr-r-ar Same course 50 feet to corner flra-5- cal with " corner of location and Ut-h corner No of Bonanza No l1te or this survey
 Thence n Ss deg 2 min Q sa fee- CD corner No. f identical with r q. r.rra- of location and with corner No g a- Grey Copper No lode Of this -1---ee
 Thence deg q min 75e f-er e. location monument of stone at ccrrer af side line and center of w side r-e of Grey Copper No. lode of rhr= ----- vey. Same course 750 Feet Co es,r-ar N l. the place of beginniuS
 BONANZA NO. l LODE
 Beginning at corner No. j. Hz.a-i.lf with corner Of location and az-h corners No of Queen Bee No un No Sof Queen Bee and No or Lflra-1za lodeS Of this survey. where a Sieu1 e. reek 24X12XS inches is set 1z llches ln he ground and chiSeled ~ls50-R No uh mound of stone alongside U L. lE \ O. lioO bears 45 deg ai min e -s fee-
 Thence Ss deg . min sa see- lo corner ,. identical with W corna- a- -ae loca rion and with corner No. q oE B. nanza lode of this survey
 Thence deg 5l min l54 feet -u a location monument of stone ar ce-t-r E side line Same course 15ii feet co .r1rrar No 3. identical with corner CT fasa- tiOn-
 Thence So deg g min Q se reer -o corner No 1. identical with corr-r cf location and with corner No. 3 Of o-aar Bee No. l lode of this survsr
 Thence n o deg q min 15o fa-- ll a loca ton monument or stone 1r center Of side line Same course 75a l-a- -1 corner No l of the place of besi1niuE
 SERCH LIGHT LODE
 Beginning at corner No l i5-a-l-al with II q corner of the l1calEo1- -T-c. a block of slate 24x12Nl0 inches 5S set = inches in ground. chiseled 1-IE1-S L. with mound of stone alOngside L. M. No. l45o bears n sa deg 2i min e- feet
 Thence s Ss deg 2 mn " so f-e- Co corner No. 2on line fl. Grey Counsr N. lode of this survey and iden1I-a1 ws-h n W corner of the location
 Thence deg 2 min @ -5l feet ra -a- cation monument of stone ar center rs W side line Same course -52 fee- tr ..-r- ner No identical with $ cr-rer ar location.
 Thence n S9 deg 9 min se feet a, corner No f identical with $ c.r-=E of location
 Thence n deg S7 min VT 7z5 .--- -- a location monument or stone a- errre- nf Q side line Same course -5 -c corner No 1. the place of begiuu-
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AREAS
HEDGES

Bonanza Lode-Fron discovery shalr ledge bears n deg S7 min W la0 feet
 Bonanza No 1-Fron dfScoverr Sh-fr ledge bears . Q deg q min Se feet and n deg S7 min W 2oo feet
 Bonanza No 2.-From discovery sh8-- ledge bears deg T min " 7a feet
 Queen Bee--FrOn discovery shaft la1ge bears n O deg q min " 5ao feet and deg S7 min so feet
 Queen Bee No. From discovery s1a1- ledge bears : deg 57 min Se t5=-
 Queen Bee No 2-From discovery shah ledge bears deg q min " Sda fee-
 Grey COpper--Ledse from GiScovsrv shaft bears deg 2 min " 5a2 feet ana deg g min 60 feet
 Grey Copper No 1--LeGEe from llscoV- cry shaft bears deg q min " 7-e feet
 Grey Copper No 2-Ledge from dlss-cv- cry shaft bears n deg S7 min " So feet
 Serch Light--LedSe from discovery shaft bears deg q min " SD feet.
 Ranger.-Ledge from discovery s115r bears O deg g min " Slo feet and deg g min 450 feet
 Notices of the location of these r1inf-g claims are recorded in the rnin5ng -ec0-ss of Yavapai county. Arizona as follows Bonanza, in book 52 of mines pase la-- Bonanza No l, in book 59 or rI,lces- p1s- 142; Bonanza No . in book s of n'-ss- page JAS: Queen Bee in book s2 or rusnes- page S2T; Queen Bee No l in book 5S o- mines, page 145. Queen Bee No . ir hocS 5 of mines. page 14s- Grey CopTHer f- t'r-z 49 of mines. page S2S- Grey CoD0er No in book E of mines p9se l4e, Grey t,1-- per No. in book E of mines pase 17-- Serch Light in book 5 or Dines- pGsr 149: Ranger in book 52 Of uilss. p0Ee IA
 Any and all persons claiming a5verss,- any portion of said BonarZa- Bo-ar-a No. l. Bonanza No. .. Queen Bee. C-eel Bee No. ]. Queen Bee No. . Grey CDp- per. Grey Copper No 1. Grey Couper N. 9 Serch Light or Ranger mines or sUs- face ground are required 70 file their sf- verse claims with the register of the ] United States land office at Prescott. Ar5- Zona. during the sixty days period o- publication hereof. or they VIII hc hl--a.t hV virtu eOf the raroviSf0r'S r Frf-a S-1 rrr.a-
 FREDERICK A TRITLF- IT, ReEi--e- First publication May 9
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corner No g. identical with W corner e1 the location and with corner No z or lee BOnonZa No l lode of this SlrIeV
 Thence n SS deg = min e ca feet CO COZ ner No 4. identical with e coru=r rr location and with corners No 2 lz l,1- nanza No l. with No. or Queen Bee N. 1 and with No. of Queen Bee loszss ae this survey
 Thence deg q min VI feet -a location monument of stone at center Of side line and center or w side Eae al Queen Bee lode of this survey Sam course 750 feet to corner No l rhe r,1-e of heginnine-
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Wm. Larkin. an old time resident of Kingman. died last wee.
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BONANZA LODE.

Beginning at corner No. l. identical with Il Q corner of the location and with corners No. 1 of Bonanza No. 2 and with No. of Queen Bee and Queen Bee No. lo1es of this urvey. where an igneous rock 26XSXS inches is set 13 inches in the ground with mound of stone alongside. U. s. L. M. No. 1450 bears n 7S deg 45 min 2050 feet
 Thence So deg % min " coo feet to corner No. identical with n " corner of location and with corner No. of Bo- nanza No. of this survey.
 Thence S deg S7 min T50 feet to location monument of stone at center of W side line. Same course 75e feet to
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Aztec lode-On the east Gold Note lode of this survey and Compromise lode oi survey No. 12S6; on the south. Maine lode of this survey; on the north and west, none.
 Gold Note lode-On the north C.ompro Iowa lode of this urvey and corner No is on the west side line of the Lute lode or survey No 12S6; on the west Aztec lode of this survey; on the south Olympia lode of this survey.
 Iowa lode-On the west Gold Note and Olympia lodes of this survey; on the south NesuviuS lode of this survey. on the north and east, none
 Maine lode-On the north Aztec claim Olympia claims this survey; on the south oregon claim of this survey; on the west. none.
 OIympia-On the north the Gold Note claim of this survey; on the east the Iowa and Nesuvius claims of this survey; on --e west the Maine claim of this survey on the south the Center claim of this survey
 Ncsuvius lode-On the north the Iowa Center and Olympia claims Of this sur vey; on the east and south, none.
 Surprise lode-On the north the Center elaim of this survey; on the east, west and south, none.
 Center lode-On the north the Olympia claim of this survey; on the east the NesuVius claim of this survey for 1925 claim of this survey; on the south the Surprise claim of this survey.
 Oregon lode-On the north Maine claim 0f this survey; on the east, Center claim Of this survey; on the west and south, none
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ADJOINING CLAIMS.

Total net area of claims ........17S.i
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First puhIieation N ll
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No. 45O. APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

First publication May 2s, 1900