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The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
The Boys St. Patrick.

The order or newsboys, decorated in:em' erald sashes, stripes, epaulets, ete,paraded all the streets yesterday from tidewater to CampI. Everybody was amused bv them as they marched away sixty strong in measured tiead to their own drum corps. Roscoe Brown, as the Maid of Erin, in flowing green robes, marshalled the eoneourse.
 Salutes of bombs were given while pass. the historical parts of tqe city. The Far rell Co. originated the idea and furnished refreshments.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

Best starehed work done at Rev City Steam LaunLrv on Broadway. Only steam laundry n Alaska. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
Residence Property for Sale.

Dwelling house, 2ox4o. furnished or un. furnished. with wootshed. garden spot and water. Mt within the Moore claim. Must sell soon, going to Nome. Inquire at the Farrell Company store on State street, or on premises at cor. IT and Main st. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

For stylish and good fitting clothes go t0 F. Wolland. who Is receiving the latest and most fashionable Report on Tailoring every month. Clothes cleaned and re- paired I2Iatf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

Price of baths cut to 2s cents. The Principal, opposite U. s. Barracks 7SIm
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CONTESTANTS Ss.g 3

Who is R. E. Westl Why, don't you knowl He Is the only newsdealer In Alas ka that gives his boys prizes, At Rltter's news stand.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

Song service at 7:3o preceding the sermon. The choir will render some special music along with congregational singing.
 A warm welcome awaits all who come.
 Presbyterian Chureh-Serviees today at the usual hours In the church, Fifth ave nue. near State street. Morning service at 1T o'clock with sermon on "A Life, It's Past, Present and Future"
 Christian Endeavor at 6;3o In The annex led by Mr. MeGrotv.
 Evening service at 7:3o, with the third of the series of popular talks on the Lords Prayer.
 Good music and a cordial welcome.
 N. B. Harrison, Pistor N. E. Chureh-Servlees at Anderson's hall. Rev. ]. ]. Walter will conduct the services. The theme of the morning ser> mon will be Jesus, the Light of the World" or "Why do Men Confess to Crime like the Horton murder"
 In the evening the theme will be Build ing on Sure Foundations"
 Cottage prayer meeting will be held al the residence of Mrs. Baker on Fsunh Ave. on Thursday evening.
 Y. N. C. A.-Meeting for men only will be held at 3:4s D. m. today, when C. A.. Sehlbrede will give gospel talk.
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Attention Company A.

You are hereby ordered to report st the Armory Hall. Monday evening, March 10, for drill. Penalties for non-attendancc strictly enforced.
 By Order
 F.N. SEIRERG, Capt. Com.
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type, Which Michael Morton Is preparing
| for the stage.
/ "A. w. DingwaH, Jacob Lifts general
| manager, returned from England a few
| weeks ago with the dramatic rights to
| Stanley j. Weyman's romantic story,
1.-The Castle Inn,'' in his pocket
I'm Old Kentucky has just closed its
seventh year with & profit to- its credit
of $4,000. Manager Jacob -Litr evidently
thinks 1t will $50 on forever for he is
| building n new and magnificent preduc-
ton for it for next season. Lifts sumpt-
uous revival of Shenandoah will also
go out again next season with a new
production, rough riders, artillery, etc.
Klaw & Erlanger's new project for next
season, the KIaw e Eranger Opera COM
pany, will be a very noteworthy organiza-
ton. 1t will be headed by Jerome Sykes
who made hit this season as the Geni
in Chris and the Wonderful Lamp.
The first opera this company will present
will be De Koven's Foxy CUTLER which
will perpetuate the character in Tile
Highwayman."
John ]. McNallv is at wcrk on new
vaudeville farce for NEXT season for Klaw
& Eranger's Comedy company, headed
by the Rogers Brothers. 1t will be called
1.-The Rogers Brothers in Central Park
The Rogers Brothers will close their pres
ent season at the Hollis Street theater,
Boston, playing three weeks, beginning
May IA.
Ada Rehan's present tour, under the
direction of Klaw &. Erlanger, will be
the most successful she has ever made
in this country. She will close her sea-
son in Detroit, May 19. Miss Rehans s
plans for next season are not yet ma
tured but she will continue under the
management Of Fllaw & Erlanger.
Joseph Brooks has engaged Margaret
Fuller daughter of Chief Justice Fuller,
as leading lady of the company that VIII
present Augustus Thomas new play,
itThe Gentlema From Texas" next sea-
son. in which Macklyn Arbuckle will be
exploited Sandcl Milliken and Bijou Fer
nandez will also be in the cast.
Following the example of the Ben
Hrr' management E. =. Gilmore and
William A. Brady announce the closing of
''Way Down East at the Academy of
Music, New York, fer Saturday, May T.
'eWay Down East will then have been
presented 232 times at the Academy, and
436 times in New. York city, including its
original run at the Manhattan theater.
The receipts of this charming rustic play
at the Academy have exceeded those of
anv engagement since the memorable
run of 'NThe Old Homestead" The pres
est big production of WAY Down East, =
with the entire original cast, will be
transported to Chicago, where it opens
Aug 10, fer run at McVicker's.
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ertoire has been enlarged and extended
SO as to embrace nearly every lyric crea-
ton of any attractiveness in the entire
list of operate productions 1t Is the In
tention of the management to stage these
productions unusually elaborate. and e n
orally 10 make this summer ason the
most pretentious, the most enj yable and
most successful the city has ever en-
1oyed at popular prices.
or the stock company producti1 ms that
follow the lyric season much is prom
ised.. The Pike Theater Stock company.
which is to hold the boards for the sum
mer season, is a superior organization.
The members of this organization have
been playing together for several sea-
sons. They have acquired ropert ire
of popular dramas, ard have studi each
others methods to such an ext MT IS to
be able 10 produce the most pleasing en-
semble effects. The clientele of this m
pany in Cincinnati has besn Of a most
extraordinary character, embracing the
most prominent and Influential people af
that city. Every effort will be made to
confine the list of plays 70 those that are
clean and enjoyable, seeking only for the
Endorsement of the cultured and refined.
These productions will particularly appeal
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'HELLo, BILL" AT GRAND.
Musical Farce the Bill for This
Week.

Musical Farce the Bill for This
Week.
Hello Bin,'' the new musical farce
comedy which will be seen at the Grand
this week, commencing tonight, is con-
structed wholly along the lines of fun and
laughter. 1t serves no other end than
that of providing about three hours of
bright and lively entertainment of the
kind that eXhilarates. The piece was
written by Frank ]. Halo and Marie
Madison and It's story centers about two
twin brothers who are SO alike in physi-
cal characteristics that they. are constant
ly mistaken, one for the other, and being
wholly unlike i'll morals and temperament
the constant mixing up Of these brothers
naturally results in confusion and COM
plications. The scene of the play is laid
at a hotel in the AdrionGaclxs and the
action takes place in one day. One of
the brothers is a fake spiritualistic
medium who comes to the hotel intending
to earn an honest dollar by giving mani
festations to the guests. The other
brother is race track follower, addict
ed to indulg1ng in liquor They do not
meet during the day in which the action
of the play occurs, but by the license
given to dramatic writer's they are al
lowed to meet all the other characters In
the play and the entanglements that
the leading spirits in the fun is q coun-
try doctor, a man of the David Harum
type, who makes love to- an elderly
spinster who is reputed to have money
Several Casino girls. on a vaca ton trip
help, to enliven matters by getting up a
charitable performance IN the hotel par.
fors. All the characters contribute spe-
cialties and the piece is. enliveneo
throughout by introductions of this
nature. The company engaged for the
presentation of the comedy includes
George Ober and John Hyans, both with
Hoyt's comedies for several seasons;
Frederick l.. Yower, Frank Walsh, ,Thom-.
as Wood, Edward Gordon, Lee James,
Ada Deaves, Louise Royce. Madeline
Lack, Ada Bernard, Helen Bracket, lit
tie Frances Kepplar, the dancing won
der, the Hello Bill Quartette and others.
Frances Kepplar, who plays the child's
part in Hello Bill'' has created a veri-
table sensation wherever she has been
seen in her stage work. Although only
twelve years of age, she is one of the
most artistic and finished of dancers, and
unlike many stage children, she takes
the greatest pleasure in her work, and
enjoys nothing else so much as being be.
fore the footlights.
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to women, as 1t is the promise of the
management that not single play will
be offered to which the most innocent
could object.
The company will offer some decided
surprises in the character Of It's per-
sonnel. the leading lady being one Of the
most talented young actresses In the pro-
fession, and one who is not unknown to
local theater goers. The assisting com
pany will include a number of players
who are decidedly popular with local the
ater goers from their previous visits here
with stock company organizations Seen
ically the productions will be superb
Every play will be mounted, as it should
be, with original scenery and effects. The
popular prices for the summer will he
strictly popular, and every effort will be
made to make the matinees enjoyable to
the ladies and children.
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The observation Platform

OF the Northern Pacific's new North
Coast Limited will be splendid place
for the traveller to view Pompey,s Pillar
from the train. Capt Clark, of Lewis &
Clark's great expedition. climbed this
butte. named 1t and carved his own name
on it. Clark's name can be seen today,
protected by an iron screen placed there
bv the Northern Pacific years ago Won
derland, 1900, contains two illustrations of
Clark's name, one as unscreened the
other with screen over it, and also de-
scribes Lewis & Clark's trip The book
will be sent to any one by Charles s.
Fee, St Paul Mimi, for 6 cents. The
North Coast Limited starts on its first
trip of 1900 odd miles to Portland-the
site of which was also visited by Clark
today, Sunday, April 29th, at S:55 a. M
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LOCAL NOTES.

Harry Dellafield has written the music
and Al G, Flournoy the words of song.
My Black Sappho," which Miss Maude
Raymond, of the Rogers Brothers in
Wall Street company, is to sing as so5n
as the chorus has sufficiently rehearsed
the song. Miss Raymond selected the
song from some fifty manuscripts sub
mtted for her approval by different
American composers of comic songs.
Mrs. Genevra Johnston Bishop, who is
to appear in recital April ID in ST. Paul,
will be accompanied here by Miss Leila
Jean Fairchild, contralto, and Miss Rus
sell, soprano, both OF whom will appear
On the programme with Mrs. Bishop.
Miss Marie Ewertsen. has resigned her
position in the Dayton Avenue church
choir, and will spend the summer at her
home in Iowa
The concert to have been given last
Sunday evening at Mozart hall by the
three German singing societies OF the
city, was postponed to this evening be-
cause of a prior engagement of the hall.
Next Friday, at $3.50 o'clock, the Sch
bert club will hold its annual meeting in
the Y. NJ. c. A. assembly room
Percy Churchill, of Milwaukee, is In
the city for short time.
A piano recital of unusual excellence
was given by the pupils of Miss Hunter
Friday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Stevens, Iglehart street, Merriam Park.
Miss Marie Keogh, of st. Paul, possessed
of rare talent and a beautiful voice, dc
lighted all with two selections.
-
The famous Banda Rossa of fifty men,
bers will begin its spring season in Bos-
ton, April 16 under the magnetic baton
of its composer-conductor, Eugenio Sor-
rentino The performances of this Ital-
ian band give us stronger music impress
French Guarde Republicane band was
brought to our shores by Gilmore.
Theodore Thomas has determined to
make the Newberry library, of Chicago,
heir to his collection Of music. Apart
from hundreds of valuable scores and
manuscripts preserved the most inter-
esting part of the collection is the COM
plete series of programmes of concerts
dating as far back as 1855. These pro-
grammes show the evolution of music
in the United States, and will be treas
ure to the future historian of music In
this country.
1t Is doubtful If the Metropolita New
York; has this season contained a more
enthusiastic or better pleased audience
than that which heard Sousa's farewell
concert. In addition to numbers ON the
programme, generous contributions in
the way of encores were given. The
"Good-by Fantasie," arranged by Sousa,
closed the concert.
The soloists who assisted the band
were: Miss Blanch Duffield, soprano;
Miss Bertha sBucklin, violinist, and Ar
thur Pryor, trombone virtucso.
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SUMNER STOCK SEASON.
High Class Attractions Are Prom
fsed atthe- Grand.a

Comic opera and high-class Stock pro-
duction is the dramatic menu announce /
for the local fovers+ Of Taespis during the
warmer months. This summer the Met
ropolitan wflIAdarken its doors, and ;he
Grand alone will cater to the wants of
theater goes.
AS the lovers of operatic productions
and the admirers of stock productions
are about equal in numbEr, the manage
ment wisely concluded to divide the sea-
son, presenting a term Of each Of these
styles of theatric diversion.
To provide the operate portion Of the
season there has been engaged the Bos-
ton Lyric Opera company, undec the per-
sonal direction of Col. VIM. Thompson,
one Of the admittedly cleverestE manag rs
of lyric productions in the coul Try. The
Boston Lyrics are couceded to be the
best stock opera organization en- tour the
present season. The members have been
associated together for an almost unbro-
ken season of two years. This continued
work has naturally produced the most
perfect ensemble effects The personnel
Of the principals has bean changed some
what, and for the better, it being the
policy of the management to Improve the
organization whenever possible. Tie rep
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MUSICAL COMMENT.

The last Schubert club of the season,
a request programme, will be given at
Mozart hall Monday evening:
Overture-"F'ingaPs Cave. Mendelssohn
Miss ZenZins, Miss Hall, Miss Hartsinck,
Mrs. Curtis.
Du BiSt Die Huh. Schubert
Mr.. Lewis Shave.
Rhapsodie, No. 6........................Li List
Miss Edna ZenZins
String Quartette, op PoSh-Al-
legro Conbrio, Andantino, Min
First violin, Mr.. Arthur Berg; viola,
Mr.. Louis MARI; second violin, Mr..
Emil Giest; cello, Mr.. William Giest
Aria-'La Mort de Jeanne
q Arc Observation-Disclosures. II. bemDeTB
Miss Florence Marion Pace.
Etude, op Is, No. 3...................Ch Chopin
Erl King ..:....::...::.:S :Schubert-Tansig
Miss Ella Richards
Recitative-"Deeper and Deeper STILL"
Aria-"Waft Her Angels Through
Mr.. ]. Warren Turner.
Peer Gynt Suit, op. 46.........' '....... .Grieg
MorgenStimmung.
Asses Tod.
Anitras Tanz.
In der Halle des Koenigs.
Miss Zenzins, Miss Hall, Miss Hartsinck,
Mrs. Curtiss
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Olaf Halls, the violinist will give a
pupils recital at the music rooms of How
ard, Farwell & Co., Monday evening,
April 30 following is the programme:
Master Louis Posch.
(Acc. Miss Florence Huebner.)
Airs.
Misses Norma and Edna Dodge.
(Acc. Miss Florence Huebner)
Soldier Air. .Boildieu
Master Eddy Heinsch
(Acc. Miss Florence Huebner)
quartet '.......... ................ Dancla
Mr. A. Lambert, Master Eddy Heinsch,
Master c. Negaard, Miss NJ. Guibert.
Spanish Dance ............. Moszkowski
Master Carl Drake.
(Acc. Miss Bessie Parnell)
Aoure '.'.,;....;...;.... ....:....:.......... Bach
Mr.. Arthur Lambert
(Acc Miss B. Parnell.)
Master M Lewis, Miss Edna Allen and
Miss Lucie Alma Cooke
Puo COncertant. t...................De BerriOt
Easter Murray Lewis, Miss Christine
Holemo
The accompanies are pupils of Mr.. Carl
Heilmaier.
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"a ooNTENTED woMAN.u
HOyt's Comedy VIII Follow Irving
Terry Engagement.

Hoyt's "a Contented Woman" will be
the attraction at the Metropolitan for
four nights and Saturday matinee, clos
ing Sunday evening next.
"A Contented Woman" in It's present
shape, reflects its talented authors per-
sonality perhaps more than anything else
he has written. 1t teens with all the
crisp bon-mots and witty filings that give
1t the true TIoytian flavor; it is original
In every line and situation; the unex-
pected is always happening, AMI no soon
er does one laughable situation go by than
the auditor is suddenly plunged into an
other, before he has scarcely cease
laughing at the last. 1t Is by this CON-
slant keeping the interest at the extreIne
tension that one secret of Hoyt's success
may be discovered. The audience never
knows what to expect next.
The production will be on an unusually
elaborate scale. the entire complement
of scenery, properties and mountings from
Hoyt's theater being carried, and every
detail of the presentation in this city
will be Identical with that given in New
York.
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DRAMATIC GOSSIP.


The Bugie Calf has sounded TAPS
for itself and "A Man and His Wife, at
the Empire theater, and, in consequence.
Lord and Lady Algy" return to their
former home Monday.
Thomas @. Seabrooke has been engaged
by F. F. Proctor for a "head-liner'' for
the Fifth Avenue theater when 1t turns
into continuous house, May T. The com
edian Will appear in a new sketch by
Jeanette Lowry.
Ben Hur' will close It's New York en-
gagement at the Broadway theater Nav
H. which date will mark its 194th metro
politan performance. 1t will reopen the
theater Sept. g.
Mary Sanders will forsake Little Nell''
and THE Marchioness'' for the Liebler
production of Joseph Arthur's new plav.
Lost River, which will be given its first
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"MRs. b. o,sHAUGHNEssEY., y,
irish Farce to Follow "HeIIo, BilI':
at the Grand.


irish Farce to Follow "HeIlo, BiI1y.
at the Grand.
The announcement of the coming Of
that unctious comedian, George W. Mon
roe, to the Grand opera house, following
Hello, Bill!' is heralded with pleasure,
as he promises a paradoxical treat that
of farce-comedy 'opulent of pathos and
brim full of witticisms." 1t is refreshing
to chronicle any innovation from the
time-beaten conventionalities of farce
comedy, but where he draws the line be-
tween farce comedy and pastoral comedy
in Mrs. B. O'Shaughnessey'' is awaited
with interest.
George W. Munroe is one of these men
who can make you laugh and yet never
utter word, so pronounced is his facial
expression. In this new comedy, Mrs.
B. O'Shaughnessey,' the character of the
wash lady is especially adapted to his
mirth-making proclivities, for it affords
him great opportunity to display that
ingenious personality that is in evidence
in all his work. His supporting company
is pronounced capable.
The music is tuneful and embraces
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Change of Time.

Be sure to note the change of time in
today's paper,no OF Northern Paciiic trains
its fret trip today, leaving at S:55 a. m.
Four trains each way between Twin
Cities and Fargo and intermediate points
from this date.s Hunt out our new time
card
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TWIN STARS IN TRAGEDY
HENRY IRVING AND ELLEN TERRY
IN REPERTOIRE AT THE
METROPOLITAN
HELLO, BILL" At THE GRAND
Musical Comedy VIII BE the At
traction at the st. Peter Street
Play House for the Com
ing Week.

sardou's "Robespierre" will be the
opening feature of the bill during the
1rving-Terry engagement at the Metro
politan beginning Monday night.
The play of "Robespierre'' has been
hailed as the masterpiece of Sardou, and
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metropolitan presentation in the early

metropolitan presentation in the early
fall.
F. c. Whitney's London production Of
Quo VaoisH will be given at the Adelphi
theater April 80. Max Freeman has gone
over to stage the play.
or the many brothers-in-law Lillian
Russell has acquired during the course of
her orange blossom career Owen West
ford, who plays the chamberlain in Frank
nanels' comic opera, '"The Ameer," Is
the only one who is not an ex. The fact
that Westford's title is due to his having
Wed Llllan's sister, instead of Lillian
marrying his brother, may possibly have
something to do with the case.
The Broadway theater, New York, 1t is
said, will cleanaup over $780, 900 profit for
its owner, Jacob Lit, this season, which
will probably be the largest profit ever
made in any one year by an American
theater ben IIur'' has made all this
money for the Broadway theater, where
the receipts have averaged nearly s1S,000
week for twenty-five weeks.
Jacob Lift viii have his hands full next
season. Cecil Raleigh, the author of the
big Drury Lane nelodramas, has COM
mission to furnish him with new play,
as has also Seymour Hicks, one of the
authors of Sporting Life. Both plays
will be elaborately done. Mr.. Lift has
also the dramatic rights to f. Hopkinson
Smiths story, "Caleb West" a New Eng
land coast drama Of the ''Shore Acres
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The Only One

On EARTH Is this 500 Line, selling home
seekers excursion tickets to points East,
May 1st and 18th. Ticket Office, S79 Rob-
ert street
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many ditties that are sure to become
local favorites, and the specialties are Of
exceptional merit
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Mrs. Genevra Johnston Bishop. who is
to appear in recital April ii in ST. Paul,
will be accompanied here by Miss Leila
Jean Fairchild, contralto, and Miss Rus
sell, soprano, both OF whom will appear
On the program with Mrs Bishop.
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Miss Marie Ewertsen has resigned her
position in the Dayton Avenue church
choir, and will spend the summer at her
home in Iowa
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The concert to have been given last
Sunday evening at Mozart hall by the
three German singing societies of the
city, was postponed to this evening be-
cause of prior engagement of the hall.
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Next Friday, at $3.50 o'clock, the Sch
bert club will hold its annual meeting in
the Y. NJ. c. A. assembly room.
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Mining application No. 4203 u. s.. Land
Oft1ce, Helena, Montana, May 18th, 1900.
Notice is hereby given, that Harry T.
Lewis whose postoffice address Is Butte,
Montana, has this day filed an applica-
ton for a patent for 1897 linear feet, the
same being for $40 feet in an east and 787
feet In a west direction from the point of
discovery on the Baltimore lode mining
claim, situated in summit Valley (unorg.)
mining district Silver Bow county, Mon
tana, the position, course. and extent, Of
the said mining claim, designated by an
official survey thereof, as survey No. 5S46,
tract. township No. 3 N. range No. Z w. a
on the 4th day of May, 1900, and being
in the official field notes and plat thereof
on file in this office, as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the S. W. cor, a granite
stone l2x12x26 ms, set IL ms. deep with
mound of earth alongside, and marked
l-5S46 for cor. No. l from which the Il sec.
cor. On the east boundary of sec. s frac-
tional T. 3 N. r. 7 W., bears S. 70 de-
grees Is minutes w. 1893 feet, running
thence N. IA degrees 40 minutes e. 618
feet to cor. No. 2; thence east 1897 feet to
cor. No. 8; thence s.. IA degrees 40 minutes
w. 6lS feet to cor. No. 4; hence west 1887
feet to cor: No. l the place of beginning,
containing al area of 1906 acres, from
which 10. 10 acres in conflict with Survey
Nos. POTS, 1869 and 2020 are excluded and
not claimed, leaving 4.S7 acres claimed by
applicant.
The location of this mine is recorded
in the Office of the recorder of Silver Bow