Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-31
Mineral Application No. 434.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFTCF

Prescott. Arizona, Jan. 26. 1900, Notice IS hereby given that T. H. Field and J. T. Bishop, whose postOffice address is Stanton. Arizona, and J. A. Mcdonald whose postoffice address IS Jerome, Arizona, have made applica- ton Tor Unlted States patent for the Thunder bolt and Nerno lo0e mining claim. mineral survey No. 1424, situate in the Weaver mining district, Yavapai county Arizona, bearing gold and silver and covering 5000 feet of the said Thunderbolt and Verno lodes with surface ground 600 feet in width and more particularly described as follows:
 Thunderbolt Lode.
 Survey No 1424, Thunderbolt lode: Berinninp at corner No ]. the sw corner of claim, which is also cor No 2, New Era lode sur, No II2S. identi- cal with cor or location, a granite stone 6x10x24 ms set one loot Tn ground. along side built a mon of stones 3x3 it stone marked T No I-1l2i same stone marked N k No 2-1l23. whence IT x |, M No 1248 " d brs 57 degrees 37 minutes " 5144.5 fit. Thence n 1T degs 45 min 1500 fr to cor No which is also cor No l Verno lode of this survey, granite stone 6xsx32 ins. set one foot in ground. surrounded by a mon of stones stone marked T No 2-1424, same stone marked V No 1-l4f. Thence IT deg 26 min W 600 fl to cor No B. whiehis also cor No Verno lode of this survey where porphyry stone 5x2Ox3O ins set one it in ground, along side built mon of stones 3x3 it, stone marked T No 3-If24 same stone marked V No 4-142i for cor no 1 Verno this survey. Thence s ~ ceg 45 min W, 15O0 1t to cor No f. which is also cor No New Era lode sur No 1i23, granite stone 6x12x3O ins set one fl in ground. along side built mon of stone SxS feet stone marked T No 4-1i2i, same stone marked N. E. No s-1t2S. Thence r deg 26 min 600ft to cor No l, the place of beginning survey of exterior boundaries, var 1S deg s5 min e.
 Verno Lode.
 Beginning st corner No1. which is also cor No 2, ThunderbOlt lode of this survey identical with cor of loc corner described above Whence n 5 l. M No l2i8 W d brs s 5 deg 2S min W 6626 1t Thence north 56 degrees I5 minutes east 15O0 feet to corner No which is also corner No l, Golden Age lcde sur No 1422. where a porph- yry stone 6xsx24 ins st one foot in ground a .fa-sr,w 0N~n marked V No 2-142i, same stone marked G A No 1-1422 for cor No l, Golden Age lode Thence D IT deg 25 min W; 800 feetto cor Nos, which is also cor No I, Golden Age lode sur No 1422 a granite stone Sxl0xS0 ins, set one foot in ground, along side built mon of stones 3x3 feet stone marked V No S-1424 and A No 4-1422. Thence south 56 degrees 15 minutes west 15O0 feet 10 cor No f, which is also cor No Thunderbolt lode of the survey cnr described above Thence IT deg 26 min Q, 500 it to cor No l. the place of beginning survey of exterior boundaries. var IS deg S5 min e,
 Ihunder6olt lode-------. .1s.749 acres 'erho Iooe- .--..--.--.--...-.--1e -1e.S2S acres
 Total area lode claim. .sS.572 acres
 LOCATION.
 This claim is located on unsurveyed land in Weaver mining district, Yavapai county Ariz and Is bounded on the west by New Era lode survey No 142S; on the north by United States land on the east by Golden Age lode survey No l422 and on sou-h by United States lands Alp prox township 10. n r " No other adjoining claims known.
 The notice of location of the Thunderbolt lode is recorded in book 42 Of mines at pages 4l5-7 and the notice of location of the Verno lode is recorded in book 45 of mines at pages 99-1OO records of Yavspai county, Arizons.
 VEINS.
 Thun6erbolt lode.-The vein extends from the west center end in Q northeasterly direction to the east center end, I50O feet of said claim
 Verno lode.-The vein extends from the west center end 1500 feet in a northeasterly direction to the east center end of claim.
 Any and all persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the same before this office within 60 days of the first publication hereof or trey will be barred by the provisions of the United States statutes
 |. A. TR1TLE, JR., Register. First publication, Jan. 26 1900.