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Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
90. 449)
APPLICATION FOR y PATENT.
TnIted states land Omce.

Prescott. Ariz., April y, 1900.
Notice is hereby given, that r. w.
Bo5gs, NJ. q. Wheeler and NJ. L. David
son. whose postotftce address is Big Bug,
Arizona, have this day filed their applica-
ton for 4 patent for three thousand q, OO0)
linear feet of the Butternut and Mascot
with surface ground six hundred 5000
feet 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
In this office as survey number 1884, on I'M
surveyed land, approximately in Town
snip No. L n, Range ! Z, west of ella
and salt River meridian, Arizona, saio
survey No. 1884 being as follows:
BUTTERNUT LODE.
Beginning at corner No. l, Identical
with NV corner of location, and corner
No. 1 of Mascot this survey, where an
isneous rock 24x1Gx9 inches is set u in
cnes in ground, chiseled 1-1434 B., with
mound OF stones along side, corner OF
twps y and 13 Il, ranges I e and l W,
bears II So deg 10 min W, 1891 feet. No
other bearings available. Thence 81
deg 50 min e, 600 feet to corner No. .
Identical with II corner of location and
corner No. 3 of Mascot claim, this sur
vey. Thence s "a deg so min W, 1900 feet
to corner No. 8, identical with s cor
ner of location. Thence II So deg 80 min
" GOO feet TO cor No. 4. identical with W
corner of location Thence n 81 deg sc
min 1900 feet to corner No. !, the place
MAsCOTT LODE.
Beginning at corner No. l, identical
with n W corner of location, where a
slate rock 25x12x6 inches is set Is inches
in ground, chiseled 1-1434 with mound
of stones alongside, corner of twps L
and 13 n, ranges l and 1 W. bears n 6
deg 81 min W, 9,1763 rect. Thence s.
deg so min e 600 feet to corner No. q
Thence 81 deg go min W. 1900 feet to
corner No. 3. identical with s corner
of location and with corner No. > OF
the Butternut lode of this survey. Thence
n So deg so min W, 600 feet to corner No.
{, identical with W corner of location
and with corner No. I of Butternut lode
of this survey. Thence 81 deg 80 min
e. 1,5OO feet to corner No I and place
of beginning.
Variation II deg e.
Area of Butternut claim 2O.66 acres.
Area of Mascot claim, 20.66 acres.
Total area, 41.32 acres.
From the location or discovery shaft
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
No. $50.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
United States Land Office
Prescott AriZ. Nav 9. 100

Notice is hereby given. that
Joe AsIlew. john y. HudSens,
by R L. Sloan. attorney in fact,
whose postofice address is Prescott
Arizona. have this day filed their appli-
cation for a patent for fifteen hundred
d50O linear feet each OF the Bononza,
Bonanza No. l. Bonanza No. >, Queen
Bee. Queen Bee No. /, Queen Bee No.
., Grey Copper, Grey Copper No J.
Grey Copper No. >. Serch Light and
Ranger claims. bearing gold. silver and
copper. with surface ground six hundred
j609 feet each in width. situated in the
Slack Hills mining district, County OF
Yavapai and Territory OF Arizona, and
designated by the field notes and Of
fetal plat on file in this Office as survey
No. 1870 on unsuTveyed land. approx
mately in Township No. Il. ", Range
3 W. of ella and Salt River meridian,
Arizona, said survey No 1850 being
as follows
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
United States Land omce,


Prescott. Ariz., May IS. 1900.
Notice is hereby given. that c. o. Ellis
John Riley and John Pritt, by T. G. Nor
ris attorney in fact. whose postoffice ad-
dress is Prescott, Arizona, have this day
filed their application for a patent foi
fifteen hundred $500 linear feet each
of the Enterprise. Garfield. Favorite
claims. bearing gold. silver and copper
with surface ground six hundred (600 feet
each in width, situated in the Peck min
ing district, County of Yavapai. and Ter
-itOry of Arizona. and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as survey No. 1853. on unsurveyed
land. approximately in township II north
range l west, ella and Salt River merid-
ian Arizona, said survey No. 1853 being
as follows.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
GREY COPPER No. . LODE.

beginning at corner No 4 identical with
S e corner of the location and with cor
ner No of Grey Copper lode of this sur
vcy, where Il block of slate 2iXl3xS in
cEes is set j. inches in ground and CHS
eled 1-1459-G. q. No >. with mound OF
stones alongside. = rock in place 2x2x11a
rect above ground chiseled with a cross
ana 1-1450-G- .. b. +. bears 81 deg
c SO feet L. s L IL No. 1870 bears n 81
deg - min sos feet.
Thence S So deg = min W 60 feet to
corner No. identical with W corner
OF location and with corners No. 4 of
Grey Copper with No 1 OF Queen Bee
No > and with No ] OF Queen Bee lodes
of this survey
Thence n 0 deg 81 minutes W $50 feet
to location monument Of stone at cen
ter OF " side line and at center e side
line of Queen Bee No lode of this sur
vey- Same course $50 feet to corner No
9, identical with n W corner OF location
and with corner No of Queen Bee No
lode OF this survey.
Thence n 50 deg . min g eco feet to
corner No. 4 identical with n e corner
of location
Thence : deg 81 min $50 feet to To-
cation monument of stone at center of
q side line Same course $50 feet TO cor
ner No. 1 of the place of beginning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06

of location and with corner No , of Bo-
nanza No. of this survey.
Thence deg 81 MN 100 feet to "A
location monument of stone at center
of W side line. Same course $50 feet to
corner No. p identical with W corner Of
the location and with corner No. of the
Bononza No. I lode of this survey.
Thence n 50 deg % min 600 feet to cor
ner No T. identical with q corner OF
location and with corners No. l of Bo-
nanza No. 1. with No. > of Queen Bee No.
I and with No. of Queen Bee lOdes of
this survey.
Thence deg 81 min W $50 feet to Il
location monument OF stone at center Of
side line and center of side line of
Queen Bee lode OF this survey. Same
course $50 feet 10 corner No ]. the place
of beginning
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
WANTED!
Gold and Copper Properties Netting From
$4,000 to 100000 Annually.

Also partly developed Copper Properties of
merit. Must deal directly with owners. who
must furnish expert report. map, option, etc.
l.. W. TULLEYS. Council Bluffs, Iowa 324Sm
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
QUEEN BEE LODE.

Beginning at corner No /. Identical
with u corner OF location and with
corners No I Of Grey Copper, with No =
of Grey Copper No and with No Of
Queen Bee No lodes Of this survey,
whore d sandstone 24X14X6 inches is set
y inches in the ground and chiseled i
1910. B., with mound OF stones along
side, l. 5. /. NJ No. $50 bears n Il deg
p min 1455 feet
Thence s deg 8 min 40 feet to 10
corner No >. identical with W corner
Of location and with corners No. of
Queen Bee No with corner No ! of
Bonanza No. and with No. l of Bo-
uanza lodes of this survey.
Thence S @ deg 81 min q l59 feet to a To-
cation monument of stone at center of
" side line and at center OF side line
Of Bonanza lode OF this survey Same
course $50 feet to corner No 5, identical
with s W corner OF location and with
corners No. , of Queen Bee No. ]. with No
1 of Bonanza No. l and with No. / of
Bonanza lodes OF this survey.
Thence II 50 deg . min 500 feet to
corner 4. identical with corner of To-
cation and with corners No. ! OF Queen
Bee No. I. with No . of Grey Copper No.
1 and with NO 8 of Grey Copper lOdes if
this survey
Thence n 0 deg 81 min W 80 feet to a
location monument of stone at center of
@ side line and center OF " side line OF
Grey Copper lode of this survey. Same
course $50 feet to corner No. /. the place
of heginuiug
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
- OLYMPIA LODE

Beginning at corner No. l identical with
the corner OF the location ana with cor
ner no. 4 of the Gold Note OF this survey
on line IL of the Maine lode of this sur
gey where granite stone chiseled 1-14I0-O
with a mound of stone feet at base and
IL feet high alongside. whence Us. NJ Il
No. 12S6 bears north L deg . min west
1851 $40 feet distant.
Thence south S6 deg % min east 800 feet
to the north end center identical with the
location and with the south end center OF
the Gold Note lode of this survey a
granite stone chiseled y E C.-147G-O
Same course 800 feet to corner No. iden-
teal with the corner of the location and
with corner No. of the Gold Note Of this
survey.
Thence south deg % min east 525 feet
20 the east side center identical with the
location. Same course 3 deg 20 min east
- feet to corners No ] and Of the We
suvius and Iowa iodes. respectively. OF
this survey Same course 40 # TO corner
No >. identical with corner of the lOca-
ton and with corner No. , of the Center
lode of this survey. on line FL Of the
Vesuvius lode of this survey
Thence north IS deg 3 min west Isl feet
10 witness corner for south end center
Same course 10 feet in bed of ravine to
the south end center, identical with the
location and with the north end center Of
the Center lode Of this survey Same
sOurSe 300 feet to corner No. :. identicai
with the corner o. the location and with
corners No /. / and OF the Center, Ore
gOn and Maine Iodes of this survey.
Thence north deg - min west 525 feet
TO the west side center identical with the
location. Same course % feet TO the east
side center of the Maine lode of this sur
vey. Same course 800 feet TO corner no.
place of beginning.
VESUVIUS LODE
Beginning at corner No. identical with
corner OF the location. and with corner
No. of the Iowa lode of this survey a
syenite stone chiseled 1-1470-V. whence L
s NJ NJ No 1856 bears north q deg 49,
min west 1881 $40 feet distant
Thence north IS deg 40 min east 900 feet
to the north end center. identical with
the location. and with the south end
center of the Iowa lode of this survey
identical with the corner of the loca-
ton and with corner No. OF the Iowa
lode of this survey.
Thence south 8 deg 20 min east $50 feet
to east side center( identical with the
location. Same course 40 feet to corner
No 5, identical with corner of location.
Thence south Sc deg 30 min west 800 feet
to south end center identical with the
location. Same course SEQ feet to cor
ner No. 4, identical with corner Of the
location on line % of Center lode of
this survey.
Thence north 8 deg % min west %
feet TO the east side center or the Center
lode of this survey Same course 40
feet to the west side center, identical with
the location Same course 30 feet to
corners No and 3 OF the Center and
Olympia lodes. respectively. of this sur
vey- Same course AS feet to corner No.
], the place of beginning.
SURPRISE LODE.
Beginning at corner No I. identical
With corners No. and of the Oregon
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
GREY COPPER LODE.

Beginning at corner No !, identical
with e corner OF location, and with
corner No OF Grey copper No , lode
oi this survey where q block OF slate
-4xl3xS inches is set L inches in the
ground chiseled 1-145O-G. c. with mound
o. stones alongside 4 rock IN place
-X2Xl1z feet above ground chiseled with
a cross 1-145y-G- c. b r.. bears Il -
deg 80 feet L. 5. L. NJ. No. 1850 bears
81 deg 80 min SO feet No other bear
ingS available
Thence 5 deg 81 min 6l0 II to location
monument of stone at center of side
line OF Serch Light lode of this survey,
same course $50 feet TO location mouC-
mcnt OF stone at center of side line.
same course $50 feet TO corner No =. iden-
teal with = e corner OF location and with
corner No ] Of Grey Copper No. / lode
of this survey.
Thence 3 50 deg % minutes 600 feet
to corner No. g identical with cor
uer of location and with corners No J
of Queen Bee No. J. No of Grey Con
per No. / and Ne. 4 of Queen Bee lodes,
all of this survey.
Thence u % degrees - min w $50 feet
TO location monument of stone, at center
side line ana center or side line OF
Queen Bee lode OF this survey. Same
course $50 feet TO corner No. I. identical
with W 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 50 deg % min f09 feet to
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
GREY COPPER No. / LODE.

Beginning at corner No I identical with
n e corner of the location and with cor
uer No of Grey Copper lode of this
survey. An isneous rock 29X1-xS inches
set j. inches III ground and Chiseleu
l-ii5J-G. a.. No /. with mound OF stones
alongside. \ pine tree inches in diam
ter bears 3 deg 10 feet and scrIoed
l-l=5p-G- g. so i J.. T. L. s L. ". No.
1850 bears - deg % min G POI feet
Thence $ 50 degrees 3 min " GOD feet
TO corner No. > identical with II W corner
of location and with corners No 3 OF
Grey Copper. No. /. OF Queen Bee No.
and No of Queen Bee Iodes of this
survey.
Thence o deg 81 min 80 feet to
a location monument of stone at center
~ side line and AT center OF east side
of Queen Bee No ! lode of this survey.
same course 40 feet to corner No. 8
identical with " corner Of location and
of corner No of Queen Bee No j lode
OF this survey.
Thence n Sd deg > min 60Q feet to
corner No J. identical with e cor Of
location.
Thence o deg % min W $50 feet to n
m 11ument OF stone at center of g side
li-.e. Same course 900 feet to corner No
he place of beginning
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
QUEEN BEE No. LODE.

Beginning at corner No !, identica
with n corner OF location and with
OF Grey Copper No ! and with No. 1
of Queen Bee lodes OF this survey. where
an isne0us rock 24Xl3Xl2 inches is set u
inches In the ground and chlseied 4-l45J
.. =. No. /. with mound of stones along
side L. s. L. NJ No. 1850 bears n 80 deg
- min % 2345 feet. A cedar tree inches
in diameter bears 20 deg 40 fl and
scribed 1-145o-Q. b. No. /, 5. T.
Thence $ 50 deg y min $50 feet to
corner No. .. identical with W corner
Of location and with corners No OF
Bonanza 70. L with No. > of Queen Bee
and with No. ! Of Bonanza lodes OF this
Thence O deg 81 min e $50 feet to
location monument OF stone at center OF
side line and at center or side line
OF Bonanza No l lode Of this survey.
Same course $50 feet to corner No 5.
identical with " corner of location and
with corner No I of Bonanza No. ] lode
OF this survey
ner No. Z. j tical with $ G corner Of To-
cation and . it'll corner No. of Grey
Copper No. 4 lode of this survey.
Thence o deg 81 min = 80 feet to a
location monument Of stone at the center
of @ side line and center or side line
Of Grey Copper No. / lode of this sur
vey- Same course 40 feet 10 corner No I
the place of beginning
BONANZA NO. > LODE.
Beginning at corner No. ]. identical
ners No. OF Queen Bee and Queen Bee
No. and with No. ! of Bonanza lode
of this survey, where an igneOus rock
26-S-S inches is set 13 inches in ground
and chiseled 1-1i50-B. No. ,, with mound
of rocks alongside l. s. L. NJ. No. 1850
bears Il IS deg 45 min e 2G50 feet.
Thence s 50 deg % min W eco feet to
corner No. 2 identical with cor
ner of location and with corner No. >
of Bonanza lode of this survey.
Thence n o deg 81 min " 80 feet to a
location monument Of s-One at center of
W side line Same cOurze $50 feet to cor
ner No 3, identical nth " corner of
location
Thence n 50 deg o.. min e 60 feet to
corner No. /, identi 4 with n cor of To-
cation and with 90 ner No . of Queen
B No. > lode of this survey.
Thence s 0 deg 81 min IN feet to n
location monument of stone -t center of
e side line and at center OF side line
of Queen Bee No. lode of ,ui5 survey.
Same course $50 feet TO corner No. ],
the place of beginning
BONANZA LODE.
Beginning at corner No. ]. identical
with e corner OF the location and with
corners No I of Bonanza No. 2 and with
No. 2 of Queen Bee and Queen Bee No.
. lOdes of this urvey. where an igneous
rock 26xSxS inches Is set Is inches in the
ground with mound of stone alongside.
Z. S. l. NJ No. 1850 bears IS deg 45
min 2050 feet
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06

Beginning at corner No. l, identical with
corner No. l of the location, a blu slate
stone 15x12x3 inches is set inches in the
ground and chiseled 1-1463-F, with a
mound of stones 8 feet at base. IL feet
high alongside. Whence u. S. NJ NJ. No.
2, P. NJ. D., bears north 90 deg IS min east
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-06-06
SURPRISE LODE

Beginning at corner No. I. identical
With corners No. 2 and 4 of the Oregon
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Variation. 13 deg As min east.
AREAS.

Aces
Gold Note claim. .--.-. &c.. ....... 21.5I5-
aztec claim - -.---------21-6 GIL
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First publication AorIl 4.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-09-07
IGNORANT FOREIGNERS.

"Hundreds of thousands of TO-
norant foreigners, who were here
taking bread out of the mouths Of
honest labor, voted at the last cleo
ton at the dictation of Mckinley
supporters. These foreigners com
prised fully one-half of the number
OF votes received by Mckinley. -
James K. Jones, United States
Senator and Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee,
January 20, 1897.
"Can there be any doubt as to
which will prevail, the six and one
half millions of intelligent Bryan
voters, or the three and, one half
millions of ignorant foreigners who
voted for Mckinley PLANES X
Jones, United States Senator a, d
Chairman of the National Demo
cratic Committee, Jan. 20, 1897.
The democratic party is using
every effort to induce the s.foreign'
American citizens to vote for the
election of Bryan next November.
The democratic party claims thai
it has at least secured the German
vote for Bryan.
In the election of 1896 the sfor
elgn' vote was cast mainly for the
election of President Mckinley
Shortly after that election in a
speech delivered in his own state.
Arkansas, and addressed to the
Legislature in joint informal session
at Little Rock, on the night Of
Wednesday, January 20, 1897,
Senator and Chairman Jones stig-
matlzed the sForeign" American
voters as Ignorant foreigners, as
quoted above.
Senator Jones was then the
chairman OF the National Demo,
cratic committee. Senator Jones
is now the chairman of the Nation
al Democratic Committee. He is
now asking the Ignorant foreign.
ers" to vote for Bryan this year.
How will the "Ignorant For.
eigner' respond to the request of
Bryan's manager, the Democratic
National Chairman?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-09-07
CAN'T FOOL THE GERMANS
Democratic Attempts to Lead Them
Astray on "Imperialism" Fail
Altogether.

-'-O~~~NS3
Gratis had conference in this city
yesterday, in which they managed to
find good deal of hope of success in
four congressional districts Iowa,
namely, the Second, Sixth, First and
Eighth districts. Since the nomina-
ton of Henry Vollmer in the Second
district they do not have as much
hope of carrying that district. In
1896, when the issues were almost
identically the same as they are now,
Mr.. Vollmer stumped the state for
Palmer and Buckner and denounced
William j. Bryan in his usual intern
perate and violent style. He attacked
them especially on the money ques-
ton and because of their. champion
ship of the 16 to / theory he de-
nounced them without reservation as
anarchists. Now he swallows these
words, supports the platform declar-
ing for 16 to / and asks the votes of
these anarchists" to elect him to
congress.
The democrats resolved in this con-
ference to devote their energies ex-
'clusively to the so-called imperialistic
issue, and particularly to try to de-
ceive voters of foreign birth into the
belief that the United States is about
to inaugurate foreign policy which
will require great standing army,
similar to the armies maintained by
the European nations. They are es-
pecially trying to brighten the Ger
mans by their unsupported assertions
that the country is to be taxed and
its citizens impressed into the army
as the men of Germany are. The
democrats are following their old pol
icy of appealing only to the passions
and prejudices of men and they are,
as usual, without proof to support
their assertions.
The most careful investigation
shows that the German voters Of the
state are not being affected by these
appeals, which are not complimentary
to Germans because they presume
ignorance on the part of the Germans.
The latter have been looking into the
matter for themselves as they find
how the democrats are trying to de-
ceive them, and SO the imperialistic
issue has no terrors for the Ger
mans. They are too busy making
money under the protection of the
United States government, with it's
sound currency laws, to be led astray
by scheming politicians trying to get
their votes to their own injury to
serve the ends of democratic schem-
ers. The Germans are thoroughly de-
voted to the sound money cause.
They have no sympathy whatever
with any attempt to debase the cur
rency. They know that the safety of
all business lies in a safe and stable
money. They see that the democratic
party stands for the reputation of
debts and for debasement of the
currency that will cut values in two,
Just the same as it was in 1896. And
SO they will vote as they did in 1896
in support of the party that stands
for dollar that will always be worth
100 cents, just as much tomorrow as
it was yesterday.
The German newspapers of the
country have very large circulation
in Iowa, and these are nearly all sup
porting the republican party in this
campaign for the same reasons that
they did in 1896.