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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
TESTING Reno MARRIAGES

The appeal OF Mrs Abbie Rose
Wood in the suit brouhgt by her to re-
cover portion OF her late husband S |
estate, and also the appeal from Judge
Trout refusal to grant ner family |
allowance, were argued yesterday in
the Supreme Court. In the original
action she failed to secure judgment
on the ground that she was a divorc
ed woman and could not legally marry
within a year after the decree had
been granted. the court holding that
her marriage to Joseph NJ. Wood at
Reno. Nevada was an evasion Of the
laws OF California and therefore inval-
id.
The Chief Justice and Justices Nc
Farland and Garoutte appeared to take
the view yesterday that as the Cali
fornla law stands the prohibition a
gainst divorced parties marrying with
in one year alter divorce could only
apply to the case OF marriage in Cal
! iiornia: in other words, that the d1-
vorced party may go beyond the state
and marry where he or she pleaSes.
/ Attorney Timothy J. Lyons who ar
gued in favor OF the validity OF the Re
| IL +1,+ tbs 1nu-c n
the State as TO marriages only refer
to unions contracted ir the State. ant
that no State has any right to make {
law as to the effect oi any act done IL
another State: also that the right o
| marriage is one OF peculiar sanction
IN that marriage is the foundation o
, human society and that the right o
marriage is therefore natural one
which may be exercised and entere
t into wherever the parties may choose
+ Lyons also contcnied that it is unre
aSCnable to ask a court to undo a
act which parties have done under tn
highest obligation to society
Former Judge Oliver P. Evans, {
counsel Tor the heirs diSputing til
c marriage. argued that a divorce deere
5 in this State did not go into effe'
uf,ti one year alter the Judgment
divorce was rer lercd. He further a
guel that the divorced parties RENAL,
:. ed in law married during that one We;
OF suspenSior-S. F. Call.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
WORKING the Cut off

The first stakes on the cross section
work OF the spur toward the lake pre-
sumably for the Ogden ucin cut off
were driven today by Engineers Geo
McGonagle and John Stoddard. The
commencement was near the Southern
Pacific roundhouse.
Section Foreman Cullen will have
charge OF the grading OH the spur, at
least until ii gets ont beyond the Og-
den yards The cost CT the cntire Og-
den-L ucin cutoff work is estimated
at 5000, ooo.-Salt Lake Tribune
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
To FERN a Company

1t is understood that several loca
tors on the copper vein west OF this
city will form an incorporated COM
pany as soon as the mines are open
<. up Some twenty claims viii lie in
ciue.ed in the corporation. Work is
Beng performed on all OF the claims
and in every instance the ledge i:
,vrd Serrc & the assays are mos
,atter;::.a ;.,.s. i,a.: the owners to be
.ievc tha; they have a big thing. Ev
n the storm has tailed to keep tn,
.ren of tbs ground and work is bein,
pushed as rapidly as possible.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
GarGnervi!Ie Notes.

Ci'h,rt Rrigo, ,,H \ " Uonsir,oer
came IN from their mine Sunday. eacI,
bri,c;,,,r rich S,n,,,es ri ore which
will ,roha1,l, aro $40, , +o,, -, frrr
oord
I +. I-Ihorn is laid 10 with = bro1,-
p, rib He was thrown from his horse
while on, in the r1cu,,aine Tuesday
irsnectirp a mine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
Erecting Steam Hosting Plants

4 new steam hoist for the Colorado
Nevada mining company has arrived
from Cripple Creek AMI is being set
up in Wedekind district. This makes
the fourth steam hoist in scope OF
land not over 100 yards square. The
country in that vicinity is being turn
ed upside down in the search for pre-
cious metal. The production OF We'd
ekind is nearly thousand dollars a
day Journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
Out of Luck.

Some one broke into tn saloon OF
Otto Schroeder al Dayton last night
and stole Sc cigars AID all the whis-
key they could lay their hands on Mr..
Schroeder is the unfortunate fellow
who had his thumb ell1wyi in a fight
with man named Cas-;neii some
time ago and was obliged to have the
thur2b ar1prta;cd His arm 5 nox
honeyccnbcd with garErere end he
will have % have i cut o,f.-Clroni
Gle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
ln CnEtennt

u Al,Hra> Cal. Wtdnes lay. in the
;rlai Of TIE lyncI2ers Judge Harring-
ton sent John Rahe- to jail ior con
tempt OF court. The Court told Eak-
e" he was telling ialsehood regar ling
the alleged promise OF the Court TO
permit the defense to intro,l,1ce certain
testimony. AMI row followed. Raker
SAYING The Court Wa using his posi-
'io;: 81 The bench 20 call him 4 liar.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
The Storm

Thursday night about two inches OF
snow iell, which gave the farmers a
small smile On the mountains about
six inches was recorded Yesterday a
high wind dr;!,ed the snow into the
canH onS, and from the way the weather
looks it is likely that more OF the bea-
utiiul will iall. \ good storm at this
time Will make a great deal OF differ
cree in the affairs among the farmers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
Brunswick Drill

The DAVIS drill has reached the 100
level on the Erunwscik lode and is
now i'll BROKEN vein matter Included
in the core bored ont yesterday were
'eVc&rl pieces OF highly mineralized
quartz an assay oI which will be made
today. The breaking OF two OF the
teeth OF the Divis cutter caused de-
lay OF some hours n fishing Tor them.
Report
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25

The News office received new
Nergenthaler typesetting machine yes
terday. 1t is OF the latest pattern and
has all the latest devices that go to
make the printers art one OF mechan-
zeal perfection. From the way our
contemporary IS hustling it is thought
that The News will be issued on the
new machine today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
Wood For Sale.

Good dry wood that has never been
t!un,ed. Spit pine tanlarac and limb
wood, sold in quantity. Leave orders
with K. Savage or ring up phone 191.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
ALL SO RTs

tician. {
Tho thermometer registered 4 below
zero in Winnemucca We 'nesday.
Tor Sale-Two fresh mich cows.
Apply at this office.
Susanville. Cal, has been quarantin-
ed on account OF small poN.
Call at Days for stamped linens,
new invoice just received.
c. W. Friend carries the finest line
al cigars and tobacco in this city.
Four inches OF snow fell during the
storm Thursday night in Virginia City.
Toe Plat has just unpacked new
line or hats. The very latest styles.
Chas. Walsh. who has been acting
as receiver at the Kelly store, was "a
mong Yesterday morning depa 7vres.
For Rent-IA SIX room house, iur-
nished. and in good locality, Apply
at this office.
Tom Hickey vcntured out IN cnt-
ter Yesterday. Some one remarked
that he was out with the Jingle.
Eight men arrived at Dayton last
night from Tonopah packing their
blankets and looking Tor work
Strangers as we'll as Carson people
who wish a good cigar can find them
at c. ". Friends
Thirty carloads OF Tonopah ore have
arrived at the Dayton reduction works
in the past FIVE days.
The Emporium Indian basket de
part11.er1 i beconiTsg known in Tor
elgn lar !. Yesterday number OF
fine baskets were shipped to England
Three deaths were chronicied in Viz
ginia City yesterday. Mrs. OToole
Mrs. Catherine Gray and Charles Zc}g
Ter
For rent o. sale-All eight room
house. partially furnished; good local
ity. Inquire 8: Da7 Quill at Wash
store.
In spite o: thc threatening wea.he
a number 81 Carss.-.ites attended tn
enteriai,l1l;, IT ani t.ancc given ~ En-
pre- last c,tnrg,
Parties giE;rg rs information OF III
son C. + Kohl shall be amply e
warded JOHN KOHL Jefferson
Wise.
NJ the Y. AMI / shops, the new en-
CINE ior III {. ,u1G G j. being pun /
runnir:" caH.;ston. Th, new engine
the heaN;~.2 tn:n'eg>,; on the narror
guage.
The Emporium, l,as received d re
lot CT chose fleece lined ovcr-coat
They are ;,st tie thing to keep pne,
monia oat.
If the people don't think tina, pro
pecting is being done witli a vens
cane they should call al the assay she
of Ernest SweslIand The other i;
he made fifteen assays AMI all OF the
showd metal. one being the highe
ever assayed in this city.
Mr. Andrews. OF Woodiords. we,
to Carson Wednesday TO bring out fl,
emplyes o. tn. !-oopS mines who h;
been spending their holidays in S;
Francisco-Courier
Prepare for the new year. Dire
well and success will surely come
you. Wear Tx popular Information
clothing. See samples at Days
The ejectmcnt silt brought by N,
Merrill against Ms. Barnes was tri
before Judge iliio; at Markleevi
and verdict -cr(ercd IN favor OF t
plaintiff lie sheriff was directed
see tha, defendant vacates the pref
'ses BY JANUARY Courier.
Mrs. James C'Toole. highly c
teemed resilient oi Virginia CITY. di
yesterday rom pneumonia. Her b.
band lately returned from Tonon
and rl'cn bis arrival was taken 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-01-25
Born.

In this city. January ~. 1902. to the
wife OF Peter Henrichs, a daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
MINE EARNINGS,

The Comstock lode of Virginia City, Nevada. mas produced in gold and sil- yer the enormous sum of $32O, ,OOO, 900. Most of this ore yielded but $8 per ton in gold.
 The Calumet has paid ssO, ,sOO, 900 in dividents alone.
 The Anaconda of Butte, which was sold for $40. 0.000, 900 to the Rockefellers, paid that amount in dividends before selling.
 The Alaska-Trsadwell gold mine, with ore running less than $3, has paid s, ,995. 900 dividends.
 The Ontario of Utah has paid $1s,- 557 900 in dividends.
 The Granite Mountain, Mont, $13,- 100000; the stock selling from 10 cents per share to SIS inside of two years. and paying 50 per cont in divi- dsnds each month.
 The Homestake of South Dakota, on 8 ore. has paid $3S3s in dividends sv- cry day it has run for the past ten years.
 The Whitswaterand of South Africa, produced in the first year Qs8D only $405, ,O0O, but in 1895 it had increased to $40.000.000. while the output for the last ten years exceeds $25O, ,OO0, 900. For 1898 it was SIS, 5,OOO.OOO, placing it in the lead among the gold producing countries.-Ex.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
COMMISSION ON MINING GALE.

An important case from this county was decided in the supreme court re- gently, involving a commission in the sale of mining property, says the Prescott Journal-Miner. Alfred Carri. gan was the plaintiff in the original suit and c. w. Willard and Dr. Carrier ct al. were the defendants. MT. Carri. gan took an option on the Clif group of mines owned by defendants for a net price of $30,00O. It was understood between all parties that the price pre- scented to the prospective purchaser would be $40,000. and that the 1000 represented his commission. MT. Carrigan introduced Prof. c. A. Tread well to the owners of the group, and after a lapse of several months and various changes being made in the op- tion and renewals of it being made to Prof. Treadwell. the sale was consum. mated for $4O,000, and the owners re- ceived thhs full purchase price Owing to the changes which occurred in the transaction. extension of time, etc, granted, they claimed that Carrigan had dropped out of the transaction en- tirsly, and refused to pay the commis. sion of $10,000. Suit was instituted in the district court here bya MT. Carri- gan, through his attorney, R. E. Nor rison, and on the trial of the case judg- ment was rendered in favor of plaint- in. An appeal was taken to the su- prems Court, and the case was deter mined there yesterday by the decision of the district court being affirmed.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
IN THE MINES. Operations in and Around Cochise County and Throughout the Territory.
COM MuNICATED.

To the La Canenea Miners: Gentle men-In answer to your request for an explanation of iron schist I make the following reply: Iron schist has come into common usage, by mining men of various prominent mining dis tricts but is not found in scientific works.
 [ Now, for instance, in siderite or spathic iron, the iron may be dimin- ished and replaced by calcareons and manganese siderites, which are va rites known as brown spar and dolo- mite, which occur in many rock strata in granite gneiss. mica, slate and clay slate formations.
 Now, the characteristics of the sider- its forms are foliated or lamellor and slightly curved cleavage faces, which are very nearly the same as the schists. Now schists is composed of practically the same constituents in granite or gneiss. but crystals of mica hornblende, or similar constituents, all lie in one direction, SO that the material has laminated appearance as already stated in referring to sider- ites-and can be split into thin leaves in direction of the cleavage, or crystals of mica, fsldspar or similar material. Now. according to the preponderance of certain minerals, the rocks are known as mica-schists, hornblende- schists, talc-schists, and various other schists. My reason for calling the rock iron schists. is due to the fact that it is of a schist order, and the iron has preponderance over any other min eral, for it contains more iron than mica, hornblende, tale, etc.
 Respectfully,
 VIM. NJ. EVANS.
 Bisbee, March "A, 1902.
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INTRODUCING NEW METHODS.

Peter Kirk, who is introducing his new method of treating copper-bear- ing ore at the new smelter in Benson, returns to the junction this morning, after arranging with B. L. Worthen for the shipment to the shelter site of certain supplies recently contracted for, remarks the Tucson Star. The new smeltsr will not be in operation until late in May. 1t Is . 10O-ton cus- tom affair. and in its operations the working forces will appear in larger number than at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25

fne of not less thssAd2h Doilars and not mors thau Three HuG1 RBoollsrs or by inprison- meat in tho town or county Jail not les than ten days nor moro than shrss months or by both. F Sec. N. This ordinance shall take sRset and Do In fores aftsr shs posting thereof in three public plasss h tho Town of Bisbss and the publication thereof in the BIssns DAILY REVIEW.
 Pssssd and adopted 6y the Coomon Coan. ell on the - day of February. 1908.
 Approved: Astest: J. J. AuRIaBAD, INV. WALLACE.
 Mayor. clsrk. Rirst publication March l2, le01. St
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
LOST MINES OF MEXICO.
Experiences of Prospeetors Who Went
 to Mexico in Search of Gold.

" "VAsSo bt OSasSu VI SOso'
 Dr. Ernest Forbes and Nicholas Bid de. registering from Mexico. and D. M. Goodrich, of Roswell, N. M., were at the Hotel Baltimore. in Kansas City the other night. They were on their way from New York to Mexico. Dr. Forbes told an interesting story of his adventures in the province of Guerrero in southern Mexico.
 We went there looking for the lost mines of Guerrero" said Dr. Forbes, to a reporter for the Star Talk about a republic. Mexico is nothing moro or less than an autocracy. After many vicissitudes we finally reached Guer- rero. We got thirty Mexican soldiers. in charge of . commandante. At the end of difacult journey through the province we announced our intention of prospecting for the famous hidden mines. whereupon the escort deserted us, but we stayed. l got bowled over with q shot before I had been there more than 6 week or two. had barely recovered when I got another shot But we stuck to it. The landholders disputed our right to be there, although we had a legal right there. They be- gan and during all our stay a series of prosecutions calculated to make us pay blackmail But we refused to be blackmailed and finally I went to the City of Mexico and. securing an au- dience with the powers in authority, got a three years concession to the property we had originally claimed. We are now developing the property. We believe that we have discovered the famous lost mines originally To- cated by General Guerrero, for whom the province was named.
 Mexico is full of hidden mines, for in the revolution of 1910 the owners of the mines removed all traces calculat. ed to reveal the location of the mines to the enemy. And again in our war with Mexico the same tactics were re- peatsd."
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
MINES LOOKING FINE.

The Nogales Videtts says that re- gently Ben Henry, vice-president of the Happy Jack Mining Company. was at Patagonia, after a day spent at the company mines near that place in com pany with General Manager W. H. Barnett. The stockholders of the con,- pany will be pleased to learn that the mines are looking fine and are from all reports being worked in a most economical and satisfactory manner. Shipments of ore will be made in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25

ss 5l deg. iS min. east from Discovery sh ,s; and 100 feet no,th si deg. 10 min. west tn F. from.
 ih.. ledge on the Thordenshall extends IS feet south s1 deg. 10 min. eas from D sovery shaft and 100 feet north si deg. 10 m ! woss thersirom.
 ihs lsdss ou the upstsr extends llO0 feet north s7 deg. ae min. west from Discovery shaft and 100 feet south s7 deg. 26 min- east therefrom,
 The ledge on the Family extends lAoo feet north S7 deg. 26 min. west from Discove:y y shaft aud 100 feet south s7 deg. ss min. east thsrsfrom.
 The ledge ou the Iron Mountain extends i40o feet north s7 deg. 26 min. west from Dis covery shaft and 100 feet south s7 deg. s6 min. east thsrefrom.
 The ledge on the happy Home extends lA0o feet north s7 deg. 26 min. west from Dissov- cry shaft and 100 feet south q deg. se min. east thersfrom.
 The ledge on the Covert extends 1A00 feet forth G deg. 26 min. west from Discovery sh aft and south s7 deg. 2e min east thsrsfron
 The said m ming claim being of record in the office of the Recorder of Desds in the rec ords of mlncssa foilows:-Amended notices ,f the Contact Sunny Slope. Happy Home, Covert, Thordsnshaii, Loyalty, Family, Upe- ter, and Iron Mountain all in book IS. pages 2s 2s zss. ass 2ss sAi, 2ts, s4s and 25l. rsspsc- lively ct Tombstone in the county and tsrri- tory aforesaid. The adjoining claimants are:
 On the north-Lucky Loss and Thurdell. surveys No. 1850 and Nebraska and Scalla- wag. surveys No. la59. All owned by appli- cant herein; ou the east. unsurveyed claims, names unknown, Tom Tate owner; on the south, vacant ground; on the west, wess Bisbee group, unsurveyed. owned by the Bisbee West Copper Mining company
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Sunny slops. Contact. Loyalty, Thordenshsll, U. etsr, Family, Iron Mountain, Happy Home or Covert, mine or surface ground arc required ts He their sd- verse claims with the R sgister of the United States Land Ofice at T,.sson in the territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication thereof or hey will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Be9istsr. First nuhlication Eel, { 1902
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
COMING TO THE FRONT.

Santa Cruz county is fast coming to the front as profitable and pros porous mining region of Arizona. A great many strong companies are op- erating there with success, and a num- Der of new strikes of rich mineral veins have been announced.-Tucson Post
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
ARE VERY KIND.

An exchange speaks about Bisbes as follows:
 About Bisbee are number of prom ising mines which have been devel- oped during the year, and throughout Cochise county a large amount of equipment of mines is going on in the shape of hoists and small mills."
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
TO MEET MANAGER.

H. Bennitt, superintendent of the Hydraulic Mining Company's mines. near Old Glory. is in the city to meet General Manager Tom Kelly, who is daily expected here from Chicago, says the Nosales Vidette. .
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
Homestead Entry No. Sse7. {.


 Department of the Interior. Land Omcs at Tucson, Arizona, Jan. sl, lso2. Notice is hereby given that the followin . named settler has filed notice of his intsn- tion to make Anal proof in support of hia claim. and that said proof win bs made be- fore g. K. Williams. Court Commissioner. . Bisbee. Arlsona, on Saturday, March !. 1902 viss Frank H. White, of Douglas. Arisona, fort he . V k, " N.wh, swk. and se H swL, Sec. !, T. As, K. 2 ., c. and s. R. 5 and U.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land, viz: Asa Barnaby, of Bisbee, Arizona. Cliaton A. B rdick, John N Prime Joho T. Nichoison, of Douglas, Arizona
 MILTON B. Aoon8
 Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
SOME BIG FIGURES.

According to the Globe Silver Belt, Arizona's production of copper, gold and silver in 1900 amounted to nearly $40, 900, 900, about $400 for every man, woman and child in the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
RETAINS

R.I.P.A.N.S There is scarcely any condition of ill., health that is not benefited by the Oc- For sale by Druggists. The Five Cent casion. The family bottle, 60 cents. contains . supply for year. DR. H.0A. SCFfELL Century Block, Tscsea. Al. Nest visit ts Disbss daring May CT June. HRS. C. H, STARR nesa. Arizona BREEDER OF s. C. B. LE0hORN tses $l.50 per Thlrteea.
 PROVISIONAL. ~~~-~-~~-~-~~--- J h. oCoSNKLL ATTOREY-A FLAW OFFICE: ROOM 3, BANK suILDINs. s. A. D. UPTON
 ATTORNEX-AT-LAW AGENT FOR LAND soRiP
 Tombstope. Arizona V. R-S GRAVES.
 Justice of the Peace. Collections, Land. Mining and Gene. 'usi- mess Agency. Naco. Arisona.
 GEORGE NRALK.
 Attorney -st-Law
 OMces. Bisbss and Tombstone Practice in all Courts Of the Territory. - - = OR. W. E. LINDLEY.
 Physician and Sargeon,
 NAoo. ARIZONA.
 Drug Store Opp. Hotel Nsco. YRAHK .. HsssyoRD SETH :. HAZARD. HERRFORD HAZARD
 ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW
 TUCSON. ARIZONA AGENTS FOR LAND SCRIP F. A. SWEET. NJ. T.I. No.
 A. K. HICKMAN. MD.
 W P. WILLARD. M. D. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS To ths Copper Que= Consolidated Ai-i:s
 Co. and \. q s. E. R. R. N, E. McNEILL
 Attorney -at.Law Practices in all courts. Prompt atten. tion given to correspondenee.
 ~Room IA. P. O. building. DR. J. W. BARRINoToa a DR. w.R. HANKM DENTISTS Nitrous Oxide Gas administsrsd for painlsss
 extraction of teeth. Rooms 2, . and 1 over new Postofhcs. A DEFECT ASHLAR LODGE No. la. M :,:; !::::s
 V K sru.Es WsM J. E BROWN. Secretary. .ssszw6s< RIsBKK LODGE NO. 10, I. o. o.
 - E., Meets every Wednesday mS evening. Waiting brothers "" cordially Invited to attend.
 CHAs. STRONG, Noble Grand. RAILs HA kKs. B. $.
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p>ginnipg ae corner No. I, the nosf east esrnse, idenGfeal with corner No B"rpy 8oos Ioss of this group pine post 'et lpae, inshss sauars. sst foot in the grcu d . nound of ssoqGs and scribed 1-1ee .' .. WAs~ss b. .. H. II. No s bsars north 6e d';s. . nin. ssss soos fsss; thsnes south S dse l. aan- vsse eeo;ssss so corner No. ?. the soutf- >ess o6eusr; tkspcs north s7 deg. @ min. vsse lso0 feet so oorssr No .. the southwest ees.sr; Identical with corner Nc. 2. z.Thorden- Ghan Boae o4 this group; thsnce north S deg. Q uan- ease co fsss t0 corner No. (. the aorshwuss oornse; shsDco south 0 deg. % uan. sspe 1seo feet se corner No 1. the place
 Mag3eav.stssi~su u dsg. Ss min east com a.l.i.l lB5seS essss
 n, bAo .ea Shs Sunay saops sxesnds 10As ssSs nersA sl3Asg.11s min. west from Daassvssy sAafs snd 10 ss~t south si dsg. nan- ssss thssefsoD-
 Tns I,Aes en shs Consass sxssnds lseA.S feet ssuahn n CT, 1e mia ease srou Discovsry sAaes anA neSsss essh N dsg. D nh. wsss - Is1U AAs xsva1se sxssa1ssseAs sss,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-25
Mining Application No. 767
ScRvEl No. l6s5.

U $. LAND OFFICE. E.rUcSON. ARIZONA ,a~r.px, % sons