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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-22
BOUGHT STEEL RAILS.
President of the Rapid Transit Com
pany Returns from the East.

Transit company, returned yesterday
from a month spent in the east. During
his absence Mr.. Cameron visited New
y crk, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia
and Chicago. He placed a large order
for siXty-pOund steel rails for his sys-
TEN here.
As soon as the rails arrive they win
be put in on various sections of the
lines where they are. most needed. It
is probable that the bulk of them, Mr.
Cameron says, will go on First street,
but the old rails will be taken out of
other streets and new ones substituted
as rapidly as possible
Nh Cameron found business very
brisk in TIE east and conditions gen
orally were satisfactory.
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having endorsed him for the senator
ship, even those who are not in reality
Dubois men feel it a duty to support
him. It is possible that Governor
Steunenberg's friends may force him
into the race but I do not believe his
fnIInrrinp viii be strong
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PWgiuSn1.


Denver. Colo, Dec. 21.-Frank Childs
OF Chicago tonight won the decision
over Mexican Pete" EveTetts of Grip
-r- Creek at the end of ten rounds, be
lore the Colorado Athletic association.
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SPORTS
Crap and criaser.
nronn Rabbit Hunt.

Provo AdUUIN @Ntt@AV'
rho hunters of Provo have organized
[7f+ bunt for the 28th of the month
q fay ,.' -,1are at Juab and have invited
90 te5lIr Tale sportsmen TO participates.
me 1-,i,bfrs have become quite nuis-
I -I N the farmers in that part OF the
ailIT and they offered to furnish
. Ems and boys to go along, and pick
teail I,. aqrla if a big party viii go down
up .-'l .[-+er17inate them. The railroad
anu "a round trip rate from Salt
ld2 az - Tu9b and return OF $3.50 and if
In NJ na~ty from this place can be
" - - a suecfal train will be run,
Sing no the Provo party on the way
no Several local hunters have al
ul- ~. sfgnfGej their intention Of going
down.
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EquaGeS.
4 Still Another Defender.

Still AnOther UeIender.
Quincy. Mass, Dec. 21.-C- c. Haniey.
---ba HanIay Construction company of
.rie .frv. builders of many OF the fast
--,.hls. among them the American de-
lender Genesee IN the canadian cup
--se rr 1899 and 1900 at Chicago and
--,-1rr1. has entered the Americas cup
.r.r.rFsr lists and will form d syndicate
70. nrrF O. wooden center board yacht
e.. compete in the trial races TO decide
-rrs-b boat shall defend the Americas
.rr1 against Sir Thomas Lipton's sham
rock II.
Mr. HauIey said today that vide he
7-91 no desire to conceal the fact that a
syndicate was being formed with every
-.r,-.-rt Of success any discussion of
tlre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-22

TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
AIENT has been thoroughly tested for
many years, and is "a positive cure for
this most distressing and embarrass-
ing of troubles Price. so cents in bot
ties. Tubes, IS cents. Van DYKES
drug store, corner Main and Third
South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-22
Vim nARiANI.
World Famous Mariani Tonic

All who have tested Vim Mariani
agree as to its great superiority-this
can be readily verified by a personal
test-but guard specially against dan
gerous substitutes and wouid-be imi-
tators.
All Druggists. Refuse Substitutes.
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Nothinp MGR

4NoIAA4AS INJECT
For ge1tlemen'S present than Bath
Robe or Dressing Gown; rare patterns
for your selection.
BROWN, TERRY q WOODRUFF co,
ice Main st.
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overcoat Buyers.

overcoat Buyers.
Our entire line we offer at % per
cent discount: none reserved.
BROWN, TERRY < WOODRUFF co.
166 Main st.
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JOSEPH H. Stallinss to John T. Hold
son. part of lot .. block Is, plat A,
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A Handsome presenr

a Handsome Present
Would he SILK Muller or Full Dress
Shield. We show some beautiful nov
elites
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
166 Main St.
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Not much left to be said about
these popular neck scaTfs.
Popular for many reasons and
warm and comfortable, dressy and
handsome.
The square kinds in black, white
or fancy silk, 25c to $500.
The new style, the Harvard, 25c
up.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-02-07


corner NO q, Cyclone mill site; thence 20 degrees
20 minutes 600 feet, post marked ~ J67 b. being
corner NO l. Iyelone mill Site thence - degrees
which said Tin Horn quartz claim Is fifteen hun
dred feei length and extends seven hun fred
and nifty so) feet northeasteriy and 7s, ieet Ih
westerly along the Tin Horn Iote. bearing gold. from
he discovery point thereof. with surface ground four
hundred (soo) eet In width. being 40 feet northwest.
cry ana TOO tee southeasteriy from SAID lode: and
'ne nouee OF iocaton OF which Is recorded on page
?ss Of volume OF Records OF Quartz Claims Tor
Baker County. Oregon. In the ONCE Of the recorder
o. said county The adjoining claims TO said Tin
Horn quartz claim being the Coumtia quartz claim.
ulnefal survey No. no. on the northwest; the Brit
nnm quartz claim the said Old Mddleman quartz claim
adjoining partially on the east. south and west: and Is
also adjo'ned ey Tin Horn mill site; the Aprona'ox
quartz Claim. htlnera! Survey No. 500. the northeast
erey corner OF which IS ideniit ai with the sou'h.
westerly corner OF said TN Horn quartz claim. all
else being vacant. unoeeup'ei land There being no
eonh,e,lng claims.
Sa,iOd M,dd'eman quartz claim Is hf'een hundred
usoo) ieet IN 'engh and extends os iee southwest
cry ahd s feet noTsheasterIy along the Oid Midde-
man 'ode. bearing gold. from the is,ovety shaft
,neteon. WIN surface ground sx hundred oco) eet IN
wiih being three hundred feei on each side Of said
!.de. eHeep, mat portion ihereo coveted by the I'm
tofn quartz CLAIM ss atose desertted. the notice OF
'oeanon OF which Old MidtIeman quartz claim Is re-
corded on page ~ Vol OF the records of quartz
Claims OF BAKER county, Oregon. IN the ONCE OF the
keeofSef o. sald county The adjoining claims to
sa'd Oid Middleman quartz claim icing the Horn
IN norsher'y direction. the Tin Horn mill site. and
Me cyeione MIL siie and Telephone quartz claim.
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THE SUMPTER MINER.

Of the lode to three hundred and thirty five and five
enths seet on the northeastern portion thereof.
The notice Of location Of said Myrtle quartz mine
Is OF record In the Off Of the recorder Of convey
ances OF Baker county. at Baker City. In book Of
luafh mining location records ~ page ~ thereof.
ne only Atioining claim Is the Lilac puarts mine
on the east The adjacent claims are the Gold Stand.
ARD Lode claim On the SOUTH also the Montesums
ode claim on the south. the Log Cabin Lode claim
Any and ell persons claiming adversely the mining
ground. vein. lode premises any portion thereof 80
described. surveyed. plated and applied for, are
July filed according to law. and the regulations
hereunder. within the 20 day period Of public alton
hereof. with the register Of the United States land
OH . 81 - Grande In the state OF Oregon, they will
be barred BY virtue Of the provisions OF the statute
E.W. BARTLETT, Register.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u. S. PATENT.
United States Mineral Survey No. ,eo. Application
No. sup.

United States Mineral Survey No. ,ee. Application
| No. sop-
IUnlsed States Land Once,
la GrAnde. Oregon. Jan. -. 1000
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance with the
set OF Congress appsoved May 10. 's,s. the Colum-
1s ss S :a s OF ~. ssy .s.
:.. ct 0sES. w"1,: pO: oss s SS%H
situated In no organized mining district.
GLIDING the Cyclone .ni PTo,ee,,on quartz claims.
sy the tsId notes oa hls in ,hs oncs OF me Register
oi IL Grande isni district. State OF Oregon. ss io-
lows, with Magnetic variation ., 30 degrees 70 min
Description Of the Cyclone Consolidated Quartz
guar flalmsl Mineral survey No, 10, ,owiu =,
~hsS so,, minutes %as:s a., 40 from
Mineral Monument No. .. the same telng corner No
o' the Protection quartz claim: thence =, degrees
corner No, Of The Projection quartz CLAIM: thence
q 81 degrees sS minutes " Tvs teet 10 post marked
~. 700. being corner No. OF the Projection quartz
pos, a Ssns sos"sS sS'is No .o % s .Ss e.
clone quartz clam; thence n a. degrees 70 minutes
So ieei To post marsei 81, 700. teng corner No.
minute. t s'ss ,ss, S 10 % po", m.Tssa n ssts ssnS 70
corner No ot Cyclone quartz claim; thence a. de-
gtees ~ minutes 81, teet 10 post marked - ,o6.
Min Monumsni No. :, tsinr corner No. , OF the Cy-
clone quartz claim thence ~ degrees 70 minutes
$50 iesi to pos, marked "a 700. being corner No
uss ,ss tee, to the place o, beginning.
Which sail Cyclone quartz claim Is 1855 feet In
length ami extend, 1888 eet s,heaseriy along the
pos, Of ,sii Cyco"s quart, Siaim saiS sos, S.i"s t
marked" IS Cenief End Post Sur. No. 100" with sur
lace gIouni 81 frei In width. being 700 teet north
and ,ne nolice Of ioe alton OF which Is recossed on
rage soy oi volume T.. Records OF Quartz Claims for
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
u. s. PATENT.
United State, Mineral Survey No 70, A. az. Ar
cl,cs,,on No sos.


United States Mineral Survey No. 10, A. &B. Ar
r,,es,,on No. SIS,
United States Land Once
La l;tande, Oregon, Jan %, ,oao.
Notice 10 setyovi. en- tha In pursuance with the
a,i ~ congress apr Owed May TO- ,s,, The lolumh
Cola N ming COMPANY. a corporation duly organized
AMI sNisnng under and Nv virtue Of the a~, ot Ore
son. whose post ONCE (. Sump,sr, Baker eoun,y,
Oregon has made apple alton ior q ps,ru, Tor the
on iil~msn ami al. lin ,totn ous,,s claim !, an
of The Tin Horn IN II site and ios the Cyclone m n
site. situated In or9sn,sei mining iist,i IL Baker
county, state Of Oregon ani ae e,,T,tri ty tn~ oitcis
pst hsrs~,,h po,,ri ami py the hi note, on hIs IN
once oi the Register ~ Ia Grand Land District,
Nat Orego u "a toi oAs, Ma wit, magnetic vssia.
tons ~ ~ isItsss ss mnuis, 10 ~ dsn1ees " min
u,c> sNL
De-. rtp,,on oi exterior boundaries ot the Ola Nil.
~, m IN ami Tin ITO n quartz ,ls,m Mineral sur
Nsv No, 10, A., tn wtu
u, sinning q, q post marked "Cor. No. .. 10, A"
tns, Sesrs 5 - isstses So tee, irom o. S Mineral
lin HON quar-. LAIN theme 20 % se~,,s. ~ % minutes @
.op Zee, o pos, marked -. 70, A, tslns corner
No, 40 ne Tin Ho,n quartz siaim: V~n,e : A, DE-
gees 70 minutes oso tee, 10 pos, marked ~ 70,
4, icing corner No, os the Ola Miiilsman quartz
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
, United States Land ON -e.

a, FN0NaHJe, OTeXOh, JhhuaTy 8, 100.
Notice Is hereby given that William Smith. whose
posofice address is Baker City. Baker county. Ore
yon. In behalf Of himself and his eO-owners. Jennie
D' Ferguson, J.. I. Fuller. N. K. MscRae and John
T. SULLIVAN mas MED On apple alton tor patent t0r the
lode mining claim called the bunker Hill quartz mine.
stu uei IN no organized mining district In Baker
county. Oregon and designated by the n ~ notes and
omeial pie, on tile In this once - Mineral Survey No.
i.g IN seeu0n township ,. range 70 t. W. NJ, said
Mineral Survey No. ,s9 being Described - follows
variation. magnetic. being 30 degrees IS minutes
sasU
Commencing fot description oi the exterior bOun-
daries Of the bunker Hil quartz mine at Corner No.
:, which corner s post In. Sd ~ teet long set ~
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
(, United States Land omes.

Ia ttAule, Oregon. January q
No,,r A., b.,.t, given ,n., xi,,i.m Sr,,h 49,. ~
po.tos,cr siItr,, IA NsL., II, W.L., ,o,,n,, C,.
ron. In h~hsIi OF himself sna hi, ,o.osnr,,' FRED
Enu,h W = po~,,, AMI Iohn 4 Sul,,x an h.. n, "a
en- spp,,, alton 10, ps,,nI to, m. ,oi. mIrn, lam
called the M,t,,, aus,,, minr ,,,us,.y An ma a,
pi.ri mining a,,,,i.t N.Lr, ,o,n,, O,.vor a.,
Js.iyusri h, the nell no,r, ami oe,,. cis, an mi.
IN Ill, os,s q, Mineral Su,ye, No A.. IN INN 49,"
,oso,h,r nin. .o,,n ,.,,. ,hi,,. a, n ~ "a ~, 7,
Mineral Survey Ma AZ, h.tny a.,.,,h.s - ,.i,.,.s
(ms.rr,,, Variation hsirv s,or, A. s.,,..s "a m,r".
10 o. degrees ., minute, ,s,U
Commencing 10, a A., ,Ir,,or ,s ,hr .,,s,,o, N,,r
as,rs OF the M,,,,r aus,,s ,isw q, 10, No a, mi,
susvs, iirr,,,si with IN, M eo, oi la s,or ,hs 1,
sr, COZ kr,~rrn sections sni , IN a 4 ,o T. W
~ k~ass N u, degrees ., minutes n 500 n rh~n..
4, argtsr, AZ minute, 4 Va, 40 asy,.., =. wru,..
ri a., n long " In In the v,ounS with 4 mound a,
earth a,ounIi,, marked n d'MyJ,Ir n T. e. ,,." ,",
east center post ,y, 10 cor No 4, II~ot,e. Al Win
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LIEU LAND-NOTICE FOR PUBLICA.
TON. ..
United States Land Once.

Ia G1ande. Oregon. January 20. 1000.
Notice Of selection Of land IN lieu Of land In the
forest reserve.
Notice Is hereby given that c. w. Clarke. Of San
Francisco. California. has made application under
and BY virtue Of the provisions Of the Act Of Con-
gress Of June 1907 to select the sex Of sex Of
twp Bs,s e. W. N. Of the lands subject to sale
at La Grande. Oregon. In lieu Of the mex OF SEX Of
sec 70 twp n, ~ e. N. D. ~ OF lands In the Stan
slaus Forest Reserve and that the SAID applicant Will
offer proof to show that the said lands are nonmin
esal In character and unoccuplei on Thursday, the
Sth day Of March, 1000. tetose the Register and Re-
eever Of the U. S. Land Once. Al La Grande. Ore
gon.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely the above
described LANDS any portion thereof are hereby ad
vised to file their adverse claims. with the Register
and Receiver beiore the said 9Th day Of March.
1000 they will be barred by virtue Of the statute
{. w. BARTLETT. Register.
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Wednesday, February 7, 1900

ANY and ali persons claiming adversely the mining
ground vein lode premises any portion thereof so
Described, surveyed. plated and applied for are
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims have
under within the time prescribed by law. with the
Register Of the United States Land Once At Ia
Grsnde, In the county Of Union. State OF Oregon.
they will be barrel In ,rtue OF the provisions OF said
statute. Z. v. bAkI LIE NeR'sNn
Date Of first publication Feb ,. 1900. Date OF last
public aiion April rs, 1000
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GEORGE WILGATER
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
Land OAice at La Grande. Oregon.

Department Of the INFERIOR.
Land Ohice At La Grande. Oregon.
January t6, 1000.
Notice Is hereby given that the following NAMED
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof In support OF his claim and that said proof will
be made beiore county clerk Of Baker County. at
Baker City. on March Z. 1000. Wig: n. E. so46 Of
HENRY SPAULDiNG,
OF Sumpter. Oregon. for the nj "a and sw "a Of
sx "a and lot . Of sec % tp os.r ), Z. w. N.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his con-
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land.
via:
Peter D. Estes. J. r. Shelton, {. D. Goss, Isaac
Williamson. all Of Sumpter. Oregon.
...... e. W. BARTLETT. Register.
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sumpssr. Oregon. January D. iSoo.
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.-NorICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.
Ia Grande, Oregon, January q. 1000

Notice Is herebv given that Thomas J. Whited. OF
Unity. Oregon. has tiled notice OF intention to make
proof on his desert claim No. s1, for the ne IA
OF sw ~ OF sec 81 tp Is S. ' az. W. NJ. before
county elers OF baker county, at Baker City, on
=. Friday. the sud day OF February. 1000.
tie M mes the following Witnesses 10 prove the COM
pie irrigation and reclamation OF said land:
samuel Gavin. George Wgater. Boyd c. Elliott,
Michael Rouse. oil OF Unity, Oregon.
Z. w. BARTLETT. Register.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-13
E PREPARATIONS.
Suicide Writes Her Last Words on
Mourning Paper.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Mrs. Philip Hardy,
wife of a London business man, was
found in her apartments at 1920 b
avenue today with a bullet hole in her
heart. On the floor near her was a
magnificently chased dueling pistol with
which She had shot herself. Letters
written by the dead woman showed that
she had committed suicide under the be-
lief that her husband had committed sui
eide in New York, following a recent
quarrel with his wife. Mrs. Hardy had
made careful preparations for her death.
and even the letters she left to her
mother and others were written on
mourning paper.
The telegram which announced the
suicide of her husband in New York,
and which resulted in Mrs. Hardy's talk
ing her own life, was a bogus one.
Hardy appeared at the morgue today
and admitted to the police that he had
caused the telegram to be sent to his
wife, who he undel stood had secured
V arrants for the arrest of himself and Il
m Hardy, dreading; court proceed
ings, caused the telegram to be sent in
the hope hat his wife would take no fur
ther action ln the matter.
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HIGHLAND MARY.

L. F.. Stuart came in from Cameron
Tuesday. Mr.. Stuart, in company with
his partner, F. V. Hook, came over from
Butte a couple of months ago on a pros
pecting tour. the main object of which
was to find the famous lost mine of the
early s~ixties-the Highland Mary-which
has been searched for by scores of pros
pectors in the past quarter of a century,
but always without success until the 14th
Of September last, when Messrs. Stuar
and Hook We're rewarded by finding the
shaft of the long-lost mine about five
miles north of Mount Washburn, says
the Alder Gulch Times.
A Times reporter interviewed Mr.. Stu
art Monday evening, and he told the
story substantially as related above. He
states thai While the shaft is partially
filled with debris, they We're able TO trace
a six-foot vein of ore which assays into
the hundreds, a distance of 40 feet, and
he thinks they have a bonanza. Owing
to the fact that the mine is high up in
the mountains, there is considerable
snow there already, owing to which
they will be unable to do any develop
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ment work before spring, when they ex-
peet to begin work on quite an extensive

ment work before spring, when they ex-
pect to begin work on quite an extensive
scale.
The Highland Mary was one of the
first quartz mines located in Madison
county, it being recorded in the Office
of the county clerk and recorder Aus.
3. 1864, by julius Fairfield, the original
d~iscoverer. A Times man looked owe.
the records yesterday and copied there
from the following description of the
Highland Mary lode:
Located on the east side of the Madl-
son river, about ten miles from the river,
nearly opposite the mouth of Wigwam
guldh. julius Fairfield claims. by right
of discovery, 200 feet on the Highland
Mary lode, Aug. 8, 10 o'clock a. M, 1854
The records show that the followins
named persons each owned 900 feet
along the lode:'' julius Fairfield, VIM.
Chumasero, E. L. Smith, p. F. Emerson,
J. b. Spencer and H. c. Harrison, John
w. Pumphry, Ira Bisbee, r. J. Paul.
son, Daniel Grundy, G. F. HEIDI, Luciuc
Kellogg, Thomas Morris. J. E. McClurs
and c.. w. Carmen.
Most of these are well known to all
old timehs, and some of them are stii
living, but only one-Lucius Kellogg
is now a resident of Virginia City.
John Reed, who. perhaps, is the best
posted man in the city on old-time
m mes, was interviewed by a Times re-
porter yesterday. He stated that he re-
membered very distinctly julius Fair
field and the Highland Mary mine. "1.
September, 1864, in company with my
old partner, VIM. Welsh, and John &.
Guy. I went out hunting in the Madi-
son valley. We camped near where the
mine was located, and Julius Fairfield
called en- US and showed us som of the
ore. 1t looked to be very rich, and he
informed us that he had about five feet
of that kin of ore. We lie not go to the
mine, and I think that no one knew its
eXact location but Fairfield, who a short
time afterward was drowned in the
Madison river, and the secret of where
the mine was seated was buried with
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-13
THIEF IN THE VATICAN.
Got Away With Valuable Securities
By Burglary.

Rome, Oct. IA number of the pa
pers here publish the extraordinary
statement that the securities valued at
235, 000 lire, the theft of which from the
vatican was recently reported to the Ttal-
ian police had been stolen some time pre-
vious to February last n We're sold that
month on the Paris bourse. They Were
stolen, it is said, on the order of an Ital-
ian capitalist. If this be true, the more
recent burglary was committed with the
object Of deceiving the authorities. This
theory has produced a great impression
at the vatican but is not generally cred
81
tied. aIlS
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BETTER THAN LAST YEAR.
Pacific Earnings Are Ahead
of 1899.

San Francisco. Oct. 12.-The Southern
Pacific has issued a statement of it's
earnings for June, 1900. The gross earn
ings amounted to $5,535. 453, as against
$4,949, 4S9 for the same period of last
ear. For the same month the earnings
of the Southern Pacific of California,
which includes all the Huntington lines
in the state, except the Central Pacific
and South Pacific Coast, We're 81, 466. 041.
In July of last year that company's gross
receipts amounted to $1,407, 692. The
Central Pacific's earnings in July last
We're 5 1,746,111, as against $1,5S0, 443 for
the same period of the year before.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1859.

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1859.
United States Land Office, Helena, Nom
tana, October 8th, 1900.
TIotice is hereby given that John M.
Steward, whose postoffice address is
Butte, Montana, has this day filed his
application for a patent for 1884 linear
feet, being 558 rect westerly and STA
feet easterly from the discovery shaft of
he Chrystal Lode Mining claim, upon
which a notice of intention to apply for a
patent was posted on the 10th day of
August. A. D. 1900, situated in Eeef
Straight (unorg.) Mining district, JEFF
ferson county, Sta,e OF Montana, and
designated as Survey No. 1897 in Town
ship 3 North of Range 6 West, and be-
ing more particularly described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner No.
1 a granite stone 22x13x6 ms, set Is ms.
deep. witnessed by bearing trees and
marked 1-5Ss7 for Corner No. 1, from
which the United States Location Mon
ument No. 1894 bears N. "A degrees 81
minutes E. 1851 feet, and running
thence S. 4 degrees II minutes w. 516.3
feet to Corner No. 2: thence S 81 de-
grees 50 minut w. 1916 feet to Cor
ner No. 3; thence N. 4 degrees II minutes
E. GOAT feet to Corner No. 4; thence No.
IS degrees 20 minutes E. 1854 feet to
Corner No. 1, the place of beginning,
containing IN area of 17.49 acres claimed
by applicant.
The location of this lain is of record
in the Recorders office of Jefferson
county, State of Montana, in Book "Z'
of Lode Locations on page AT.
There are no known adjoining claims.
GEORGE d. GREEN.
Register.
M. L. Blackboard, Attorney for Apple
cant
(First publication Oct. 9th, 1900.)