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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-28
METAL.

NEW YORK, September 25.--While
tin In London shared a slight gain In
values. our market for metal was the
reverse, Neither was of significant
Importance however, as trade was
slow. The close at London was steady
at els IS cd on spot and ell 5s for
futures. Locally the close was dull at
S24. 500 $500. Copper in London scored
a net gain of C / IS to-day, and was a
natural reaction TO the recent heavy
decline in the market; spot was quot
ed at { 63 Us and futures at SOS lis 3D..
Here the market was neminally l6lsc
10 lie for Lake Superior and >l6%m
169se for casting and electrolytic. Lead
was quiet at SAS7h here; the closing
abroad for spot was Gt2. Spelter was
dun and unchanged nj homo and broad.
Domestic iron markets were lifele 3
and nominally unchanged. Glasgow
warrants closed at Dds and Middleshoro
at 45s lihd.
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wHEELlNe REGISTER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1901

$50 cars. against ,l.272 last week and
e56 year ago. Primary receipts.
1855 bushels. compared with 95o,
600 a year ago. Argentine shipments
were 100000 bushels. compared with
last years 240. 900 bushels. Seaboard
clearances IN wheat and -four were
6S9, ooe bushels.
Oats were exceedingly dull and fo.
lowed corn. December opening quo-
tation Se lower at S61se being the only
price for over an hour. Following the
break in corn December sold OF to
S59ac and with but little commission
house buying closed weak Ae down at
Soc.
Provisions were quiet but had an up
ward tendency in spite OF the weakness
in grain.
The hog market was higher. Jan
uary pork Closed 7ia@t0c up. at
s1612ls; January lard Zoe higher at
$947Is. and January ribs sc higher al
$9321s. Estimated receipts to-nc~
row: Wheat, 10 cars; corn, Sl5 cars;
oats, EOS cars; hogs 100000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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In the afternoon even this stock pick
ed up and made a gain from the open
ing price. Vanderbilt stocks were the
leaders. Nickel Plate common being
one OF the most active Of that group
and scoring an advance OF several
points. A noticeable feature was the
activity of some of the .ow priced
stocks in which there is usually little
trading. Keokuk & Des Moines COM
mon was taken in hand and run UP
four to Ave points The issue OF this
stock is so small and there is so little
OF it in the hands of the public that IL
is easily manipulated. OF the Steel
stocks. United States Steel preferred
vas most in demand. both issues being
strong. London traded both ways.
Money was q shade hrmer in the
afternoon, but cash changes of the
week so far as known indicate a favor
able statement to- morrow II loans have
been reduced as much as is expected by
the liquidation earlier in the week.
Demand s4.S51z to $4.S51a.
LADENBURG.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Specials to White & White
CHICAGO September 27.-Wheat
has exhibited more weakness to-day
than for long while. At zoe for De-
eember there appeared TO be a consld-
cradle number OF buying orders thar
prevented further decline. The trade
from outside continues discouraginsly
small. There IS some selling in the
way of hedging by northwestern people
who supply the limited buying demand
of local operators. Primary move
ment continues excessively heavy con-
sidering the smallnoss of winter wheat
deliveries and greatly in excess OF last
year. Foreign markets show decided
weakness considering the cheap ocean
freight rates.
Corn has been weak, of almost a
cent. The feature has been the sell
ing OF long corn. supposed to be for
Patten. There was apparently contin-
ued selling by that interest which took
so much December early yesterday.
Cables were about steady Argentine
shipments 712 coo bushels. Clearanees
4 900 bushels. Primary receipts less
than las year Weather mild end gen
orally favorable. CASH demand slow.
Receipts. $50 cars. with Bis for to-mor-
row.
Cats have Slipped off with corn and
wheat Trade quiet, Country offerings
light and not much elevator selling,
but demand oats soft and speculation
slow Receipts, 30 cars, with 205 fer
tomorrow. Clearances, 10000 bush
els
Provisions opened a shade higher
and afterwards ruled firm and higher
on Eood buylnr Of January and Octo-
tee lord Nv the packers. Loesl opera
tors bought January and May pork.
Cash demand Is 7oor. Market closes
at tho advance. Hogs for tomorrow.
1900 head. SLAUGHTER.
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ceipts. $500 head. including $50 Texans
and 500 westerns; market steady; no
fancy cattle here; good 20 prime steers
S60oH6,46: poor TO medium $4,000
SIS, staekers and feeders $3.50 i.S0;
cows Sl.501A75; Gamers Sl.50@2.25,
bulls yl75TA75; calves SS.00W6aS:
Texas steers sSo0u Aeo; western
steers sa.e505.26.
Hogs. receipts to-day. 10000 head.
tomorrow. $4,000 head; left over, g.
000 head: good Grades strong. others
slow. mixed and butchers s6i0a 10;
good to choice heavy S6.S0Ji-25;
rough heavy S6.406675 light s6.456D
SIS; bulk OF sales s6.6Sep6,9S,
sheep, receipts. $4,000 head; sheep
market weak to Toe lower, lambs
steady to strong; good to choice weth-
ers S960@A00; fair TO choice mixed
So SO13 CO. western sheep S3.25G3.S5;
native lambs S3.00G6.00
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, September q.
Cattle. steady. choice S5.f586.o0;
prime $5.504b.70; good S52005.bO,
Hogs, steady ON heavies, lower on
other grades; prime heavies $525G
100; mediums $3.50; heavy workers.
S710471b; light workers. s700GT1o;
grassers s6.S007o0; pigs s650G6.7o;
sklps s450I5,b0; roughs $6,00M6.90s
Sheep, steady; best wethers $4,000
400 eUlls and common 81 26@2.25;
yearlings S2,50I42b.
Veal calves $7,006750
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PROFESSIONAL OPERATORS
Had the stock Market Practically
to TbemseIves-Copper FIuctua-
lions.

CBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, September 27.-Profes-
sionai operators in stocks had the mar
ket pretty much to themselves to-day,
but they found various matters of en-
enlargement The discouragement of
the bears. with all the bad news w
sight disposed of, was correspondingly
great and their buying to cover their
shorts was an Important influence. The
uncertain fluctuations of the copper
stocks in the early dealings kept the
market unsettled, but the pressure Of
liquidation in them. as well as else
where In the market, was materially
liFhtened and they shared in the late
general improvement OF the market. A
sharp rally in the price of spot copper
in London had an i'm portant bearing
not only on the status of these stocks
in the speculative market, but on the
copper trade outlook. It was reported
that the Amalrama ted Copper Com
pany was supporting the spot copper
market in London. Elsewhere the
cause of the rally is the contention
that copper could be imported at a
profit was disposed OF the fear that the
Amalgamated Company would have to
cut the price of it's product was less
acute.
There was a good demand for Sail
road bonds. which were slightly irreg-
ular. Total sales par value 81 10 geo.
United States bonds were all I'M
changed at the last call
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Com-
merclal Advertisers London financial
eablegram:
The stock market to-day was irregu-
lar. but finally hardened. Copper was
still carefully watched. The metal
rallied and relapsed. Tintos touch
ed 47a., but fell back to 46% at the
close. Anacondas rose to 7% and
closed at IN.
American shares were quietly steady
till New York came, then they were
rather cheerful and closed at the top.
New York Central was PARTIALLY
strong in the street, although dealings
were Of meagre proportion. United
States Steel was strong on hopes OF
regular dividends. 1t is rumoTed that
the profits Of the concern for the first
quarter were s30,000,000 and for the
second quarter $4,000. 600 The Bank
of England is a large lender of money.
The sum of 100000 gold has been
sent to Egypt.
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PRODUCE.
sent to Egyr

CHICAGO, September 27.-With the
exception OF short-llved activity in
corn, business on the board Of trade was
dull gain to-day. December corn clos
ed &c lower; December wheat 40
s.e down and oats Nc lower. Provis-
ions closed from to i0c higher.
Corn from the START had bearish
tendency. The weather was fine, the
cables Indifferent and there was plenty
OF professional offerings Of the cereal
by longs December opened quiet, a
shade lower to unchanged at $500 to
5SAc, and for time trade was done
only by spectators. Then longs who
had bought yesterday began to liQui-
date and the price rapidly fell of to
SC. reacting somewhat on covering but
falling again to 571sc on the continued
pressure. There were less cash sales
reported and toward the end of the SEES
sion the market grew duh again. De-
cember closed weak &c lower at 5Sc.
Receipts were 35s cars.
Wheat traders had little business
and followed the Lead of corn De-
cember opened a shade lower at 70asc.
on cables and large receipts and press
ed by the same small range of rings
of bears who tried yesterday to put
the price below zoe 1t declined to that
figure. Conditions were bearish but at
this point there were enough buying
orders to bring December up to 70hc,
where it closed at 1860 lower than
yesterday. Local receipts were go
cars, five OF contract grade. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported 904 cars,
making total tox tha three points Of
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, September 27.-The
chief feature has been an advance OF
nc in American and Merrlmae indigo
blue prints to 4Ac per yard. The gem
eral market has again ruled quiet in all
descriptions of cotton goods with no
other change in prices. Linens are
quiet but firm. Burlaps have again
been in slow demand this week and
tending downwards. The combination
of Calcutta burlap manufacturers is re-
ported broken up.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Monoy
on call rather Arm at Sd4 per cent;
last loan 4 per cent; ruling rate Si9 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5G5a per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady at decline
with actual business in bankers bills
Mt s4.s59s for demand and at S4.S31s9
1854 for sixty days; posted rates
$3.50 and siS6Ia commercial bills
tf.S24a& ASSh.
Bar silver 5SMc
MEXICAN dollars 4hi5c
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receipts OF 500. $50 bushels exceed
even the liberal shipments in 1900 Of
6.s5f177 bushels.
Failures for the week numbered e27
in the United States against z0i last
year, and 81 In Canada against Is last
year.
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snsclal TO he Reglster.

Special to +he Register
NEW YORK. September 27.-The
London market was not animated to-
day. bat Americans were steady to
strong. with Atchison fractionally
higher.
The local market opened hesitating-
~. and then there was an advance in
prices. in which even Copper Joined
at the eleventh hour. Steels were in
demand, and scored an advance. The
outlook for a satisfactory bank state
meat for tomorrow is good. The fol-
lowing railway earnings were given
Ogt to-day:
500. third week in September, in
ceased, @43.eG0.
St. Louis & Southwestern, third week
in September, increased, S1,766.
CHICAGO Terminal. third week in Sep
tcmbcr. increaeea s2430
Kansas & Missouri, third week in
September. increased, $4,000.
Norfolk e Wc-tern. third week in
Sentenher increased, 81, 361; from July
Is. increased. s6a.2Z5.
Toledo. =. oria s. Yves ern. third week
in September decreased, S4.42i; from
5.ly Isl. decreased 81. 500.
Sales FOR the week by days
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BOSTON, Mass. September 27-3:5 Sc
p. m.-The market continues TO be we'll
bought and we think is going higher.
All pressure on AmaIgamated removed
for the moment. AL Vanderbilt issues.
We believe. a big purchase.
PAINE. WEBER & co.
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THE OPENING HEAVY,
AFTERNOON Strong,
EVEN COPPER PICKING UP AFTER
SOME HOURS OF HEsITA-
TION.
THE STEEL STOCKS DID WELL
IN FACT THE WHOLE LIST SHOWED
DISPOSITION

To Regain the Lost Ground of Re-
cent Days-Money Fairly Easy. and
II Looks Like n Good Bank state
mcnt-Loudon Was steady and
Passabiy stronG-The Produce and
other NCrkets.
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Chicago Closing Prices.

CHICAGO. September 27.-Wheat,
December 70lkc; MAY 73fsc bid
Corn. December. Csc; May 59Hc.
Oats. Decor Der 3Gc; May CSC.
Pork, October s14s7' January s16.12
Lard, October 80 %; January s947.
Ribs. October 1882; January 1892.
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lies. open, High, Low. Close.

S m5y -. -. SO ~ ss q ~ z"
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour. steady.
Wheat, No. 3 spring s6@69c; No. ?
red 70o7O&c.
Corn. No. yellow 57Sse.
No > oats 36m37Ac; No white
s7s4 a 3S1ae; No. white 37MQ3S1ac.
Rye. No 9, 55c.
Mailing, fair to choice 54M60c.
ElaXseed. No /. $l6S; No. l north
western Sl64
Prime timothy seed s5.3565.50.
Mess pork. per barrel s1495@ Is. 90.
Lard. per 100 pounds $9971a0lo.00.
Short ribs sides, loose, $S.s0qS.95.
Try salted shoulders, boxed. TAO
rae.
Short clear sides. boxed, S9.5009.6O.
Whiskey, basis Of high Wines, 81 80.
Butter. firm; cre8meries 14G2lc;
daries l36l9c.
Cheese, steady, 1001ic.
Esgs. firm. fresh 16l3@i7c.
NEW YORK, September 27.-Flour.
receipts. 1879 barrels; exports, 10, 20S
barrels; market dull
Wheat, receipts, Ill ,05S bush els ex-
ports, 6S. f22 bushels No. red 74Ac
(. O. b. anoat; options dull and lower
all day. closing week; May closed at
7S7ke; September 74l5e; October 731ac;
December }bsc.
Corn. receipts. 63s0o bushels; ex-
ports 346 bushels. spot easier; No. 2.
629se elevator and 6334e (. o. b. afoat;
options market opened steady but clos
ed weak May closed at 69Ssc; Sep
tember 63Ac; October 62asc; December
/ 631se.
Oats. receipts, 230 900 bushels; ex-
ports. 10000 bushels; spot easier; No.
2 white 41@41he; No. white 40%c;
options quiet and barely steady with
corn.
Hay easier.
Hops. quiet.
Hides steady.
Leather steady.
Wool ouiet
coaI o',Iet
poof stoodv
c,t monte steadv. nicI,,ed shoulders
~ @7iIc ''0''' p,s.,'2,
I'D - Grn,
ST. 81, .. IN -. o,,a4. roenod s,o.dv
49, aa" p 3D. o,,,at. Nc = invoioo
TF..pg T..A.
o7sWohs, h,il', luiee, oi '.i hu.u.e5
opeheo s.eauy WIN ~ piloea uiiD.ltie a..
10 point iower, ine ihaiheo was M
ally STEADY ana net 10 ~ points
lower. sales !f'UVo DIGS oep.en ,oel
Sa.o0; october $4,So; Decenoer So:lVW
DID, January s5.zo; March 9o.iVWD.foi
April $3.50; May $5.ooW6.oo; July
$50; August 500.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-Flour,
dull and unchanged; receipts, 24,S3S
barrels; exports. q ,461 barrels.
Wheat, dull and easier; spot and
the month 72m72Hc; October 72D
72Kc; December 74@74hc; steamer
No. Q red GSM 068asc; receipts. 56099
bushels exports, 100000 bushels;
southern by sample 63@73c; southern
on grade 6SR073c.
Corn. very dull; mixed, snot and the
month 62@62hc; October 62hc asked
year 5sn5shc; steamer mixed 0l@
61Kc; receipts, 10s1O bushels; exports,
none; southern white and yellow corn
62G64c. -
Oats, hrm; NO 2 white 99A o7S1Sc;;
No. mixed osD9S1sc; receipts S'A0i
bushels; exports, none.
Rye, steady; NO. nearby ooWoo1ac'
NO. WcotS'h "VN1oV ISN' S'P"' -
941 bushels; exports, none
Hay steady; NO ] timothy ofc'
Grain freights. dnll ana stealy;
steam to Liverpool, per ohshei' ia sep
TEMPER; CoTk LOT orueiS' per q'a' ''''
Is, t12u oepleliipe' i oh.,oa. sonou
Butter, nm , an "n sn o,oa 800
lmltaa,on 1oWl97zo, az" 4eG,7a. a.o,,
zznzz1se, ianoS iauie ivy ~ ''''e
paekeu ~ ne .,od. srol 1o,l
Esss' hi'i anu uii'ii'"s : ." ''7
Wl9c' 49,,
Cheese. nrih anu uneha 1o,I G,ndla.
iobM w W. E, o.i ineuiuiii io4@ WV
small lo1sWlVAc;
coarse sranuia,eu o'zoe.
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The following table shows the opening.
high. low and closing prices OF stocks on
Wall street Yesterday:
Special to y bite 3 Wh'te
NEW YORK. September p.
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The Clearing House.
The HaxIett Quotations.

The following quotations were received
Yesterday by Howard Hazlett e. Son boz
kers National Exchange Bank Building:
NEW YORK September q.
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STOCKS AND aoNns.
ROBERT c. HALL.

INVESTMENT BRo<ER.
Member rIttsburg stock Exchanged
Room 3aI. sanE for savings
Building. as ourta Avenue.
Phone-BeiI, Court 3GIas =. q A.,
Main. 1880. apl9cr
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest.
Many OF the above quotations are nee
eFsarily nominal.
PittsburG Closing.
Special to White : Nlrte.
PITTsBURG, September q.
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NEW YORK, September 27.-3:12 p.
m.-The stock market showed some
hesitation in the first half this morn
ing, but from IL o'clock on WIS uni
forYnly strong with the exception of
Copper. which was heavy all morning.
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. Bid; + Asked.
VARIOUS OPINIONS
AND COLImuNTS
Specials to White & White.

Specials to White & White.
NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 21-3:31 p.
m.-During the Afternoon another siren
uous effort was made TO bid up the Van
derbilts. which added some further
strength to the general list. Anoth-
er significant feature Of the later trad
ing was the advance in the steel stocks
which was due. mainly to the report
that the Stee, company will render
remarkably good statement next week.
The market remains very profession
al and nanipulative power Is in evil
dence everywhere and we believe in
taking advantage of all these bulges to
sell the higher priced securities.
C. F. HUDSON & co.
NEW YORK, September 27.-3:49 P.
m.-The market to-day mas been strong
on short covering and moderate Lon
don buying Vanderbilts haze bee1 tie
leaders. and specialties like Duluth.
Keokuk, Iowa Central and American
Bicycle. The banks have gained oy-
er $4,000, 900. but the treasury has done
all 1t can at present towards helping
the money market
DICK BROS. & co.
NEW YORK, September 27-3:55 p.
m-1he stock market was under the
influence OF somewhat higher prices
from Lo1 don, notably decided u 9
IN Rio iintos. and opened with strong
tone and slight advances. which. how
ever, were shaded somewhat in the
course OF the morning, owing to re-
action OF about a point and a half in
A. C. P. and desire to realize profits
on purchases made during the last few
DAYS. when prices were over Trading
however, on the decline was limited.
The undertone displayed a great deal
of strength and on cessation OF same
the market rallied easily and quickly
wit ma flrmer tendency and further ad-
vances in the two leading copper stocks.
The general list late in the afternoon
gained a higher level and dealings
were more animated than previously.
Factors that contributed to the
strength were no doubt, first more
sonfidnet feeling as regards the copper
situation in this country; second. the
feeling of certainty existing that the
dividends on both steel issues will be
declared next week; third the aggres-
sive buying which continued in all the
Vanderbilt issues; fourth, the easy tone
of the money market, and, fifth, the ex-
pectation that to-morrow's bank state
ment will make very favorable show
ing. Furthermore. it seems that weak
holders liquidated in the course OF the
weak market in the early part of the
week, and it looks as though for the
time being further advances through
out the list are likely TO occur.
J. s. BACHE e. co.
NEW YORK, September 27.-3:12 p.
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miscellaneous.
NiuiuE stocks.

FIX div; Trust receipts
Total sales for the day. 52i. 100 shares.
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New York Cn = Closing.
Special TO white & White.
NEW YORK. September q.
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Government bonds. steauy..
state bonds. inactive.
Railroad bonds. irregular.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. September 27.-Cattle, re-
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Total sales. So, 80 shares
Money opened at g. rer cent: high. 4.
low. ~; close. 3ls Most OF The loans were
at 81 per cent.
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Yesterdays Sales.

. TX: dividend ~ per cent.
The Meeker herald., 1901-11-02
The New Barn.

Jack loves new barn is completed
and ready FOR business. 1t is located on
Market street on the corner opposite
the Coitharp Company store. and is as
complete structure Of its kind ~ can
be found anywhere. The building
fronts 50 feet on Market and extends
back ioO feet. 1t was built by Contract
or Malone, and the ground and building
is owned by our esteemed and enter
prisip9 fellow tOwnsman. Joe Rooney.
1t was built especially for Jack Lowe,
who found his business growing 90
during the past year that he was forced
to get larger and better quarters. Mr..
Lowe has taken a long lease on the
building and premises. A
The Meeker herald., 1901-11-02
Edward T. Taylor. attorney
fn-fact for applicant.

No. lla utc. IA
STATES PATENT.
U. 8. Land Once, Glenwood Springs. Garfield
Land District, Colorado, Dot !, 1sOL
Mineral Survey No. i4saa.
NOTICE ID hereby gfvcn that n pursuance
~ Of the Act Of Congress approved May 10,
lS,2, The Gibson Asph6ltum Company, 4 COR
porntiOn organized and cxistin4 ulldtr and BY
virtue Of the laws OF the etat0 OF Colombo,
whose postoeice sddress y 60 Equitable bldg,
patent for itss'i h on the Excess No : lode,
bearing gold, silver and aephaltum, the same
being &6 and sS7.l It from the discovery point
thereof. with surfAce ground 25.i II In width,
ltio Blanco county. Colorado. and Described BY
the official pint herewith posted. and by the
ticld notes on fiie In tho Office of the Regtstc!
Of the United States Land Oiiico at Glcnwood
Springs, Colorado. as follows, to-wit:
ner zen "a ToansSip " ksssa IS es Il Ge shc
eth P M. bears N ~ 81 r 56sb #; said Cor No
being identical with Cor No Sur Al5S. Black
beauty No l0de: thenoe n sc 80 w lta3 ~ 70
Cor No 2; theme he @ : ~ Y. q. Y s5.s q 70 Cor No
ass or 3 III 8 # to Cor Mol tho place q be.
ginning. Eaid survey beia9 Identical with the
amended. location the certificate Of which IL
dated August =, I300, and recorded III book II
excluding that portion of tho said Excess No !
lode In conflict with survey No Mlj0, Black
Beauty No lode. The said Excess No . lode
containing a net area Of sluo acres.
Known surrounding and adjoining claiMs,
tho above mentioned and survey No llscs
Beauty No lode, all owned by this applicant.
ol2-dl4 J. v. SQUIRE, AeEister.
Edward T. Taylor, attorney
intact for applicant.