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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-09
NEWS
port pr PORTLAND.
TUESDAY. May 8.

Arrived.
Steamer Cumberland, Allen, st John. NIB. via
Eastport. for Boston.
conner Bay State. Dennison: Boston.
Steamer Atlas, Bangor, and proceeded with
q barge No 81 Tor Bayonne.
Tug international, with barge Lincoln, from
Phiiadelphia-coal to Randall & McAlister.
Sch A McNichois, South Amboy for Bangor.
Sch Annie Lawry. (Br) st John, NIB, for Bos-
Sch Menawa. feathers. Bangor for New York
Sch VIM Pickering, Sellers, Bangor for New
Sch w 7 Emerson. Perkins. Bangor for Provi-
Sen Webster Barnard, Atwood, Bangor for
Sch Onward. Thurston, Bangor for New York
Sch Sarah l. Davis. fattershali. Bangor for
Sch Vim Slater. DODGE Bangor for New York.
Sch Fannie & Edith, Ryder, Deer Isle forlNew
Sch Albert W Black. and Robert 6 Carr, from
fishing trips.
Cleared.
Sch Edw PrIery. Ross. Norfolk. and return.
J \ Winisow e. Co.
Sch Frank + siinson. Wade. coal port s
Sch White Foam. Rice, Prospect Harbor-
j II Blake.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
CLARK'S ISLAND, May TAR ut Long Cove
schs John Shay, Allen. Portland; John Francis,
Sid. sch Cornelia soule. for New York.
sACo. May s-Ar sch Marcus Edwards, Bag
ley. New York.
Cid, sch Henry May. Perry, Portland.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Ar ut Lonnon 7ih steamer Tynedale. from
Portland.
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Portland & RumtOrd Falls Ry.
Ia Effect May z. 1900.

DEPARTURES
$50 A. NJ. and I.Io +. NJ. From Union Station
Tor Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buckheld Can
ton. Dixneld, Rumfogd falls and Bemis
s-Soa. m. 10 and b.15 u. m. From Union
Station Tor Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations
LILO p. m. train has through car. Portland to
Bemis.
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Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Portland. Me. May 8. 1000.
IKennebec river. Mane.l
Ames Ledge Light which was discontinued
Nov 20. 1859 was rehgh,ed May 9. for the
summer season.
J. X. CoGSwELL.
Commander. U. s. NJ.
Inspector LIST. i. h. ltsr.
Memoranda
Sch I.ou,sa Francis. from Rcckland for Lynn.
which arrived at this port 7th came IN 10 spice
Sch Mary Wiley, Capt Williams. Is on the
she will probably be launched iih and come
to Portland TO load corn for Bangor.
Domestic Porrs-
Porto Eico; barque Golden Rod Buenos Ayres
brig Sglliyan, AZua; schs Major Plckancs, Cal
weston; Madaiene Cooney, Port Spain; lucia
Porter Mssis Marsh do gray
AT SIN, sens American Team, Scmes Sound
Maggie Todd, Calais; Seth NJ Todd, 40; Geo
Il Prescott Vianlhaven for Philadelphia; Tho5
Borden. Rockland; sam; Hart, do; Mad, from
Cd 7th. schs Sadie wilcutt, for jacksonville;
Stony Brook. Bostoni ID ii Rivers. Fernandina;
Civ island@Passed nth, schs Marion Draper.
New York or Gardiner; Fred Emerson. do
for Lynn: Fiheman. Port johnson Tor Brook
lin, Me.
BOSTON Ar 7th, harque John Swan, NASH,
New York.
Sid 18th, schs Sedgwick, for Savannah; Harry
AR Sth sch Abenaki. Port Richmond.
Sid Sth sch Sebago, Partridge Islanp.
W HAYNES and Jas A Gray, :.
Passed Highland Light 7th. schs George Gil
key, from Bruins wick for Portland; Maggie e.
len. Northport for do.
BALTIMORE-Ar eth. sch John w Linnell.
Handy. Port Royal.
Ar I'm. sch Augustus Welt. sproul, I'm Punta
Gorda.
CID 18th. sch Agnes Manning Boston.
BUCKSPoRT-Ar 6th.sch Arthur S Wood
ruff Portland.
CAkRABELLE-Ar 9Th. barque Ethel Clark.
Cienfuegos.
Boston: Flora Rogers. Williams. Camden.
FERNANDINA-Ar 9th. sen Helen MoIta-
GALVKsToN-sld 9TH. sch VIM Clifford,
Wylie, New York.
GLOUCESTER Ar 9TH, schs McNichols.
South Amcoy for Bangor; Woodbury. NJ Snow.
Rondout tor Camden: Mary Brewer, do.
JACKSONyILLE-Ar 9th. sch Gardner B
Reynolls, New YORK.
SID OH sch s Hoskins. Salisbury.
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spoken.
April 10, lat IL 40 s, lon "a 35 W. Darque
Edmund Phinney. from Buenos Ayres Tor Phiia-
delphie-
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New York Quotations Of stocks and Bonds
(By Telegraph
The folloHlng gre tho clOsnk quotations Of
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Sch Louisa Francis. from Rcckland for Lynn.
when arrived at this port 7th, came in 10 splice
mainmast.
Sch Mary Wiley, Capt Williams. Is on the
railway at East BoothDay undergoing repairs.
She will probably DO launched I ith and como
to Portland TO load corn Tor Bangor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
AN ENTERPRIsING COMPANY

The activity of the Prescott Electric canpauy and the earnest regard they have shown our pao...r sl TEs matter nf Hrhts art4 telephone service, Is indeed rrnn,-ndahle and praisewerthy. With their service crippled and the town Fir- tranv in darkness. the aIacrity and ~tl- Huruess wiih which the attaches of this comrany responded te inc wants and cares Of our people at all hours of the day and night during the days of the disastrous fire Is handsomely comment e,i upon and none appreciate H more than the public in general. and the af- Acted in parisrular. At the head cf the lighting department of this company is C- C. Glass. ss electrician. and in the telcphoae service Harry Joy PTesldes- Boh are young and skilled artisans. and each are the recipients of grateful consideration from all. Individually F. L. Wright. the president of the com psuy. is perhaps one cf the heaviest losers By the fire, and from a system that wss Nsii equipped ard being added 70 in modern equipment there faces him years 1f labor and thousands in money as absolutely gone. But with hls char acterisllc energy he Is again a. fhe front and inlbued ulth the same spirit of prpsrsss and like so many others, faces h's loss in a manner that gives cur city gTeatef regard for Jle future than n ever before enjoyed. The money put suI5 this company lS The 1coney trorR the hiiis oE YsvNpai; it Is there fore str.klUgly a horne enterprise. With such sentiment prevailing today as is n evidence % shelter and regard our toWnspeople, and especially so iH jhis trying feriod. not an enterprise 0r home pcoieCt oF any nature Whafever sAoGid be disoeuntenSnCsd or d-sre- Esraed ih any manner as pe aEain go down the line Jo bring Jils city up to its commercial supremacy of the past
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
no OUR PATRONS.

The Jonrnal-Miner Is struggling along
 fth a very limited supply of material 4 present and is doing the best it can lnaer the circumstances to furnish the ocaI news as fully as possible. but ne esssSrily m an abbreviated form As previously stated a new up-to-date newspaper plant has already been or derded and Is due io arrive now in a few days. Tse question, ever since the conaaEration. has confronted us of se- curing a suitable building in which Go plsce il. Being unable tc secure one. the propristor was compelled to pur- chase a bot and erect a building. work on .xh;cf has already commenced and the. contractor for it assured us that it will be completed within two weeks
 Tn the interim the daily edition Will ba continued in its present form. In this connection the editor wishes to thank the patrons CT the paper for the indulgence sheWa- The job office. while not ccmqleeed. is tuiiy equipped Co do all kinds of job work and patronage oi this branch ef the business w-in be thankfully received and the work wil be promptly executed.
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HISTORIC PREsS GONE.

Among the machinery lost by the Journal Miner in the late fire was an old Ramage press. which did duty in rertinE ont the first issue of the Ari- zona Miner in 1864. It was prfzed. not on account ef its intrinsic value, but on account Of he historic associations con nes-te,s with it. and its loss is trrepara- tle. as it cannot be replaced While t was not the first press brought to the territory. ft was the first of its kind and was the oldest press iu the terri tory. Its advent tn the territory was preceded by an old army PTess m the southern part cf the territory where few issues of a paper were printed prior to the establishment cf the Arizona Miner.
 oniy a short time ago a request was made by a prom. .neut printers journal fa Chicago Co have a picture cf this press taken and sent there to b. used tn an illustrated article.
 It vas completely knocked ouA ot ail resemblance Co a printing press. though in the recent fire. and now represents about a dollar and six bits worth oi old metal
 Previous te its being freighted to Prescott e,l which to print the Arizona Miner it was located in New Mexico where its history can be traced back as far as To ISs2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

she cannot refrain from examining a dozen times an hour. always hoWeN- CT. on the sly. On the, first night she sis np an hour later than usual Co sd- u,ire 1t boldly in the sclusion of her own A frequent klss Is admins tered to the shining hand and its gilt teriuE gem. and during the night she dreams that 1t las fallen into stream. and awakes. clutching the finger to as sure herself that the precious pledge IS stin Secure.
 Then. on the following day, she wears It only in secret, taking care to transfer it to her pocket at table. and when in the company of intimates- But place her among strangers 0r with casual acquaintances who cannot be in- auisitive. and how hrayely will she Haunt the token before their eyes as one who would say;
 -i may not be the iovliest creature in the world but you will observe thai l have landed my fish.
 Gradually it assumes its place in hel
 daily life. and her blushes grow les. violent N1th each succeeding eXplana
 ton of it's significance and each extrav agant description of it's donors attrib UJes. But before 1t finally becomes
 part of herself. as it were. she must. O course. leave it a dozen times at leas upon the Washstand. and suffeT. in con | sequence, a dozen violent attacks Q palpitation of the heart until it IS re l covered. .-Lonacn Answers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
QUAKER AFFILIATIONS

The kissing bug & sms To be passs. The scorcAer prefers a bicycle to an scicle. -
 A sptnstfr looks upoa ail single men az eowsrds- .
 4 lamp can't b. much good unless it's wicked
 Toe sea. Dl ustriu7auy IS usually nav iGated by. Courships.
 fTofane histery is the kind the stu dent usually swezTs by.
 There ss nothing particularly mascu- line about The average hymn
 No. Aaude. dear. street ear couduo- tors do net pfrscnt tin of fare.
 An actVess cant very well elevate th stage oy gging or roof garden
 The man wh5 IS iackinE in principle cannot hope te take much Interest In life.
 The motto uf tae professional crimi- nal Is- Julsc not. ;AaJ ys be 8o' asEEr5
 The dentist who makes a sp-clai;y c! e$'ras'iHr teeth usually has g well G.'r-i drawing roogn.
 it doesn't ;ak- an athfc,c thiz kind "f weather ;a rcaiize yns significance o. dead hrst-i'huaa-f0ais Record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

the south center end to the north cen ter end. 1890 feet.
 IroaSsad-Course and length Of ths ledge on ihe ironcEsd lode is from the south center end to the north center end. isoo feet. traceable bS croppings.
 FNortune--Courss and length of the ledge of she Fortune lede Is from the south center end to the north center end. isee feet trRceable by cropping Notices of the location of these min ing cissIlss are receg,ied in the mining records Of Tavapai county. Arizona, ss l follows: --.
 Enterprsss, book & mines. page sia. Garfield. book s. of mines. page tIl ! Favorite. book 5S of mines. page ti2' Ironclad. book S2 of mines. page tIS' Fortune. book ss of mines. page ere, Tidal Wave. book S- of mines. pag' 17s.
 Any and aiI persons claiming sd- verseiy any portion of the said Enter prise. Garfield. Fsvorite. Irosclad Fortune and Tidal Wave mining claim, | or surface ground. are required to hl their adverse claims with the registe of the United Staies land office st Pres colt. YavaPai county. Territory uf Ari
 sona. during thg sixty days period Q
 publication hereof. or they Whl b
 barred ts' virtue of the provisions Q ihe statute.
 FREDERICK 4. TRITLE, JR-. 1 Register Etrs, p,bi,,a,,,,r May sa tsA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of ;he Interior, - United States Land ohiCe

United States Land Onhce
 Prescott Arizona. July li, i20A.
 \ zuricisny contest notice having been nled in this office by John Crel- In. contestant. against homestead en- fry No. 1aS1. made January Sn. iSsS, for Si- wv. and N'- SW1s, section I". township f3 N. range 9 W. fy Charles 2. Ar1es. Coutestoc, In which it @ alleged thaf sand charles T. Ames heS wholly abandoned for more than nar year prior to che date hereof. the said land and has wholly failed ro vui- ri~ste. improve or live and reside on said land for mor" than oTs ynar next prior to tha date h-uecf said parties sra hereby notified tH appear. respond and offer =vidrnce touching sad sl- s--atiaa at Io o'cipck @. W. on Satur- asv. September S. before the register and receiver at thr United Statez land asi... i-. Prescott, Arizona.
 V,s. said contestant having. iu ' Fr'- .,.r Affidavit al,-i JuTy ii. l'"' S"t s,-sh ssg-s which show that after due suts-c-,~. personal service cf this mo- f.--. cannot br made iy is hereby or s..aa aaE directed that such notics t,. rty-n due and proper publication.
 FREDERICK \. TRITLE, JR-
 Register. First publication August 1. W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
untted state. 1.ana nm..

United States Land oence.
 Prescott, Arizona. June ss. feao Notice is hereby given that the follow ms named settler has filed notice pg ner intention to make final proof of her cls'u'' and that said proof win h. made before the register ana receiver s' Prescott. Arizona, on Friday. Aus. s' ly', Fiz: Mrs. Carrie Merwin. wid- ." anu helr of Geo. W. Creighead. de ceased. for the \ k Of sw S of s.- 70. Twp. II. \. K. S W.
 She names the following etsHrssss ,o prove her continuous residence ana cultivation oT said land. viz:
 A. A. Moore, c. ". Neat. r R Carter, all of wslnu, Grove. sriyon. and <. F. Fuller. of Prescot, Ar,,o,. FREDERICK A. TRITLE. Jr..
 Register. First publication June s7 "
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
aTnnk MINE

Nctice IS hereby given that the un- deTsigned are owners of the groop of mines known as the Crook in Crook canyon, Hassayamps mining district Yayspsi county, Arizona. and that they will not he responsible for any debts contracted For labor or otherwise by parties working the same under bond oF lease or otherwise.
 e. M. COLE. R. F. WOOD.
 Prescott, Arizona. July 5. 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
MINE WARNING NOTICES.
REBEL MINE.

REBEL MINE.
 Notice Is hereby given that the un- dersigned .s the owner of the Rebel mine. located in Big Bug mining dis trict. and that will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor or otherwise against said mining claim by parties working the said Rebel mine under lease, bond or otherwise.
 MRS F. 4. BASHFORD. Prescott. AriZona. Dec. 1. 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

~''''hA Ai@A w iNs --A -'A-'
 The undersigned. owner of the Night Hawk. White Hawk. and Scottish Chief mining claims. and Night Hawk mill site. situated in Pine Grove district. Yavapai county. Arizona. having bond ed inc same will not be responsible for any del,ts contracted against said property during the life of said bond.
 JAMES MARSHALL. Prescott Arizona. Feb T.. i9ro.
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UOATFSTFAp NTNF

Notice is hereby given that the Homestead mine. located in the Walker mining district. is now being worked under bond. and that the under signed, owner of said mine. wiii not be responsible fer any labor. accident or debts of the same which may accrue during the period of said bond
 FRED ZOBEL. Prescott. Arizona. Jan. $. lpco-
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BIC RrG SHELTER

Notice Is hereby given that the Ari- zons Eastern & Montana Smelling Ore Purchasing and Development com pany has leased the BoggS mines sTnelter and pipe line and that the un. iersigned VII in no way be responsible for debts contracted in operating th, same.
 COMMERCIAL MINING co.
 !. E Douglass. Az at- Oct s1, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

HLNVhUf-h AND DIHtHS. Notice Is hereby gwen that the un- dersigned vii not be responsible for any debts against the following named mining claims while the same are be- ing worked under bond and lease. viz Recorder. Pierce. Dream. 'gt. '25. 'ss 'sS Dominion. Confidence. Doanazstta and cu,lsw. located iu Castle Greek district. Navanal county. Arizona.
 J. E. wAGoNER.
 LAMBS MASON.
 THOMAS CAMPBELL.
 EMMA CAMPBELL.
 HOMER CAMPBELL WsEoner. Ariz-. Oct. II.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
THAT ENGAGEMENT RING

Tii soa eyer have way aavrsVc-- 'rrvE brEkq-mfyysh~ 5Hufvr}'zf .- TiI you eaT have ~aarre Q" nh- s'rTr- unohseFve7. % ~o1Ur woman to- Ear1 her n"wiv a-2u.-rE euEa Ecn~rt nSt
 it lesis SD >t-acgs upon her hand that
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
BELCHER- SHYLnCK. STORM
 CLIFF. ETC.

CLIFF. ETC.
 All parties Viii take notice that the following named properties In EavaDsi county. Arizona. are be nE worked under lease and bond. and that neither the owners Uf said properties, nor the properties themselves. will he. in any Nay liable for any contracts or expen- ses for labor. Daterial or supplies, or for anything whatever This notice refers ro the RslCher mine. in Rig Bug mining district. the ShyloCk. storm Chff and storm Cloud mines m Black Hills mining district and the Eighty Eight miue in Harrer mining district.
 INTER M. MERIwETHER.
 ..-...- For inc Owners.
 January fs. igGa. ty
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WHEN lN LOS ANehS

Stop at Hotel Ns3eSu' .s @ tho most centrally loest.esu .s, .e reasonable priced hotel ID
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H co a - -
ARCHITECT.

~ Creighton Wili run a branch nf. nee 'n Prescott for the summer. 1T
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

Tetai a os claims

At'Jtfl tHr CLAIMS
 Enter .les 'ae'e-1u tha forth by Fa. Vorite 8 I 5sl Wa,e lofes of this s,r. vey: cn sar cog, by t:argsfa lode of ,h,s survey. sE r1e naast ard rsuth. none. Gsrfi' ia-i'H th~ north by Iron- clad an fssor..e lo6s1 sf this sarvev. on the aet hs Enterr,ls.. lode os this survey; za 'h, cast and s,uth. none.
 Tidal fEst-e-Jtr ga. east by Erator5t. lode oE thi sHFyuy .n tas south by ED- 'erpfis '3e 'f 'a.s survey: on the north aHf aaaf aana
 Favo-i'e-t'E fhe north, Arizona ct'f-st -s1.-r -st z N. tss. C. e. F1- i's. et f'. claimants. n1 the eas, hv ironciSs iods ar ta-s vry. op the west b. Tidal WFes ..-,- f this s,,r,,s,.. on the argfh Peg EHtrrr-tes and C;ars.Id lcdes O fbis ssgvev
 iroue.al On tbe n5rla by For,u,. lode ot th.E survey and Arizona, Chic, lode, s'r7er Na il6c C ,, Enis. ., sl ciasrns -its. sH tha s+ej. none; on ,he west tv Faessjt7 lrle ,t this Sprvey. on the s.-lth tg TsrnFIi lode Of ,l,s survey
 Fortu an-'1 ihe Harth hy Grand View end Elephant lr.l..s. survey No l'ss C % sBs ct si. ,Iainmn,s. or the eat ear. .ao west. Arjzcn, Chief h'f"- survey Aso 3tss, C. a. Enis et al. Q e..ssiG-rnts. cr ta- south by Iron clad lcc- ar .hfg survey. t.EDllsS
 Enter 'se Pho -eu~ss and lsnwth as ledge Q" the f1t~rusfse riatm ts sur- posed tr .-- trrr rac zruth center end to the rart- r.nsr. end isOo fec, Inc Hiscove-l -lH a'e-l> ne center ns ,bs lead
 Carrie fn- .asr-a and ,eor,b o, the iedgr aH fte Ga-as'd cla,r ,s ,,,,., the sour rs1tsr seJ .o the north c.r' ter end lsaa Cees. szs cable by cror- pings.
 Tidal Nav..-Ts- irsc and Is,s,h of the i.3se oa -1r T- lsl Wave cIs,, Is from s'Hta center cal to north ,-,te, end. i5ei rsst
 Favor''e- He enHFsr and length o, the ledgv ea Che tav1.its clain, Is from
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
F,rs, publication May ss. isH "
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. s75
United ssa,es Land once


 United ssates Land once.
 Prescott. Arizona. July it. 1890
 Notice ia hereby given sfst ! W. smith. whose post efiee address is oc- tsve, Arizona. has made application for United States patens to the Cat s-aet plA,er mining claim. mineral survey No.i.ss. situate tn Weaver min ing district. In fae county of YayapaI. Arizona, and whtch ts more partfcu- lsrly described ss follows:
 Beginning st the north west corner of said Cataract location. being corner No l, which Is also north east corner of hcmestake lode. patented tin this survey), where a granite stone sxisx 2s inches set one foot in ground. stone marked C. No. 1-i2ss. and on opposite side marked II. No. 4-lSSs. for corner No. said Hemesiake lode L. s. [. M. No. il.s W. D. bears north 2 deg. ii min. west s7el feet. Thence north ss deg. a min east Is40 feet so corner No. :. cut a \ for corner point and c. Nc. =-is6S. alongside of which is built A monument of stones zx2 feet on base and "a feet ktgh. Thence south ts min east sea feet Co corner No. ,, where a monument Of stones 2xz feet. IS inches high. granite stone sxI0xs0 inches. set on foot In ground Stone marked C. No. s-Isss Thence south sS deg 9 min west i2so feet to corner Nc. {, where a granite stone 4xsoxSo iaeres Is Set one foot in ground Thence north 6 min west esa feet to corner No. I. the place os beginning survey of exterior boundaries. AREA.
 Area of Cataract placer .sss acres Less area In conflict with
 Commodore survey No.
 lzes ln0t claimedl ....... SIC Arra. Net area of Catstac4 placerIt772 srr.. The notice hsT-ein Is given for the reason that entry No tSs survey No iSss. was re-cpened and re-iustats-f as |" said Cataract placer claim by authority of letter from the Hon. Com missioner of the general land office. dated June s5, 1900 to the register and receiver at Prescott. Arizona. This claim Is located on upsurveveA lsnd approximately in T. 10. <. R. .. W ln Weaver mining district. Yavapai county. Arizona, and the location mo- lice thereof Is recorded in book q. O, mines at Psge SIC records of said 1 county of fsvspai. Arizona.
 The claim Is bounded on the north hv ,ne commodore lode survey No. 1sss. on the west by Hosnextake nart ef ,hIV survey So. less
 No other adjoining claims krown.
 Any and sIl persons hohtiur aavsr,. claims t6 the above described claip, are required to present. the same be- Tore this Ofiice within SO days of the nrst publication hereof or they will D. narred by virtue cf ti44 provisions of | the cniter states statutes
 FREDERICK A, TRITLE. Jr. Register. First publication July IS "
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
Fire Cannot
 Keep Us Dov

We are strictly in it with laFg of goods at our temporary store builds corner of Willis and Marina streets, OPP' Catholic church.
 Have received 10 carloads 0f ass goods since the fire. Our large ware on tue railroad track is rapidly filia9
 Send along your orders. eWIh
 till at correct prices. THE BASHFORD- -BURMISTER ]
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NIGHT HAWK. ET AL.

January IS. 19oo.
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Prescott. Arizona. Jan. s. leoo-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

Beginning st corner No. |. identical with corner cf the location snd with corner No. of inc fFonclsd lode of this survey. 8 gusrtzlte stone I7xIOxs in- vheS is set 5 inches tn the ground. rhiseled i-lte5-F., with mound of stone feet al base. it= feet high. Whence U- S. M. M- No. 2. r. N. D. bears north & deg se min cast 4sss feet distant. No other bearings avail able
 Thence north s2 deg IS min west Ieo feet to corners S and ( of the Garfield and Enterprise Iodes. respectively. of this survey, Same course 2no feet to the south end cester on top cf ridge identical with the location Same course 100 feet to the north side center nC The Enterprise lode of this survey. same course a0e feet to corner No. ?. i1, ,nticgi with the corner of the lcca- ti0u and with corner No. Of the Tidal Wave lode of this survey.
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RECoRnER AND OTHERS.

Oct; s5, 1899.