The copper era., 1901-12-12
Mining Application No. 76l.
Survey No l57e.

Tucson. Arizolla, November T.. l9ol-l
 Notice is hereby riy bn. that in pursuance Of chapter six of title NaXII of the revised stat u;es of the United States, ihe New England ] copper CoBpany of Arizona, a corporation or ganired under Ghe laws of West ! Virginia by its sitofney in fact. Seth F. Iisz- ! gard. whose postofice address is Tucson. Pima county. Arizona. claiming the Solid Copper
 Lode mining claim. bearing gold. silver and ! copper. covering l35a feet in length of said ] solid Copper lode (being 5s0 feet north B degs | 30 min. east from the discovery shaft, and 7s2 ! feet south g degs. % min west thcrefroml, with surface ground GO feet in width,-and the Copper Bullion lode mining claim. bearing ] gold silver and copper covering li79 feet in length of said Copper Bnllion lode (being eS0 ] feet north 52 deg. % min. east from the discov- cry cut and si9 feet south 52 deg a min west l therefrom), with surface ground GO feet in width; both situate in the Grecnlee Gold Mouu- tain and Copper Mountain mining districts in Graham county, Arizoua- has made application to the United States for patent for the said mining claim. described by the official plat and field notes on file in the United states land office at Tucson, Arizona. as follows: Survey No l576. Solid Copper Lode Begin ming at cor No l. the south west cor, pine post in mound of stones marked l-l57e; whence L. s. L. NJ. No. 1876 bears south 22 deg 26 min west 6i6.5 feet: thence north g deg 30 min west 900 feet to W c mon. post in mound Of stones. 600 feet to cor No 2 pine post in a mound of stones marked c 2l576; thence north g deg 90 min east 7IO feet to north side mon. post and mound of stones, I562 feet to cor No g. a pine post in a mound of stones, marked 3-l516 thence south y deg 9c min sas; 3oC feet to cast end center mon, a post and mound of stones6 GOO feet cor No f. pine post in mound of stones = f. ( deg S0 min west 652 feet to south side center mon, post and mound of stones, 1862 feet tp cor No. l, the place of beginning,
 Survey No. 1876. Copper Bullion Lode. Be ginning al corner No, I. the south east corner of l the claim, identical with corner No l of Solid Copper lode, piue post in mound or stones, marked l-1576 B: thence south 52 deg 90 min west 739 feet to south side monument, post and mound of stones 1479 feet tO corner No 2 pine post in mound of stones marked C 2-l576 thence north g deg 30 min west 300 feet to west end center mon. post and mound of stones GOO feet to corner No g. pine post in mound of stones, marked 3-1576 local attraction at this cor 1 deg min vest: thence north 52 deg 30 min cast 40 feet to north side cent mon, a post and mound of stones, 1479 feet to corner No 4. identical with corner No Solid Copper Lode, pine post in mound of stones, marked
 
 3CO feet to east end center mon, post and mound of stones 600 feet to corner No l, the place Of beginning.
 Variation F deg 30 min east, at all corners of this survey, exclpt where local attraction is noted.
 The survey is identical with the locations.
 This claim is located approximately in section 3i and section 8, in township south, range 20 east, G. X S. R meridian, unsurveyed.
 Total and net Copper Bullion lode, 20 S7acres Total and net Solid Copper lode, IS, ,76 acres
 Total net area of this lode claim go I3 acres
 The adjoining claims arc To the Solid Cop per Lode on the east, the Missing Link, unsur- veyed; on the south the Hidden View, unsur- veyed; on the north, public land To the Cop per Bullion lode, on the east the Solid Copper lode of this survey: on the south, vacant public land on the west the Ollie, and on the north the Consolatc, both unsurveyed. Owners of adjoining claims unknown.
 The locations are recorded as follows: Solid Copper, original location in book 9. page 496; amended location in book II, page 2s6 Copper Bullion, original location in book g. page 493; amended location in book H. Ut page 2s5. All of said books being of the records of mines, of the office of the county recorder of said ssissxham county AS-0na territory.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said solid Copper or Copper Blu llion mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register.
 First publication Nov. 2l, 1901.