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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
AREA.

| Total area Golden Fleece No ?. .1S.60l Less area in conflict with survey No 1174 Homestead lOde.. .021 | Less area in conflict with survey ' No 129s. Golden Fleece No 2. N Fract,On.-...-.... -.-..- 1.OS2 Acres Net area of Golden Fleece NO2. 17.540 Total area Golden Fleece No 1.-17.904 Less area in conflict with survey No I317. Eberhart lode. ....-... 2.51O Net area Golden Fleece No L.. 15.394 Total net area Golden Fleece No 4.....--.--....-.-. .-...-. lo-S94 Total net area of lode claims. 49.32S
 Adjoining Claims-Survey No 1474. Snow flower lode. lies ne of Golden Fleece No ?; Survey No 129S. Golden Fleece No 3, lies SC of Golden Fleece No .. and ne of Golden Fleece No lOdes; Survey No 1174, Home stead lods. lies nv of Golden Fleece No 2. and Survey No l2l7. Eherhart lode. lies nv of Golden Fleece No lode.
 Ledges-Ledre on Golden Fleece No runs frcrl No tunGel SD deg 30 min W g 1t ard 70 deg ,E min c. 1890 ft. Ledge on Golden Fleece No I Iu- . from tunnel No n Al deg 70 min C. T 1t. and 4l deg ;0 min W. 1462 it. Ledge on Golden Fleece No 4 runs from mon at the center of the north end line fl deg W 14S6 1t.
 Notice of location of claims are of record in the County Recorders office of Yavapai county. Arizona. in books of mines as fol- lows: Golden Fleece No 1, book B, page 496; Golden Fleece No 2, book g., page 525; Golden Fleece No 4. book 3S. page 59S.
 Any and all persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the same be- fore this office within sixty days of the first publication hereof. or they will be barred by the provisions of the United States Statutes 7
 F.A. TRITLE. IT,, Register.
 First publication, Jan. $. 19O2.-N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
No. 543
Application For a Patent.
U. s. Land Omce.

TreSCOttf AHA, Jan. I5Uz.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to the Act of Congress approved May 10, Geo. Wood, attorney-in-fact, whose post office is Prescott, Yavapai county, Arizona, has made application for a United States patent for 1442 linear feet on the Golden Fleece No. ? lode claim, 14S6 feet on Golden Fleece No. 1 1436 feet of Golden Fleece No. 1, bearing gold, silver and copper, Mineral Survey No. 1889, situated in the Walker min described in the official plat and field notes on file in the office of the register of the Prescott Land District. Arizona. as follows
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
GOLDEN FLEECE No. 3 LopE

Beginning at cor the nv cor of the lode where a porphyry stone 4x10x24 inches is set F inches in the ground chiseled G No 2-1-15s9 with mound of stones alongside, whence COT to secs f. 5. 32 and B, Ups 12 and S1 n. II W. G & R meridian bears 27 de- grees 01 min 2236.3 feet. A spruce tree 25 inches in diameter scribed B. T. G. F. No. 2-1-15s9 brs 4 deg. 15 min B feet. Cor of location brs 5 deg 59 feet. No other bearings available. Thence 90 deg 578 it to cor No identical with the location. Thence 65 deg 25 min 619 it to COT No 3, identical with location Thence 57 deg 22 min W s26 fit to cor No f. identical with cor of location. Thence n 20 deg W 57S 1t to COT No ,. identical with location. Thence 59 deg 9 min e73s fl to cor no 6, identical with location. Thence e deg r min 706 fl tn cor Nn 1 thn r,lac.a nf halrirninr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
GOLDEN FLEECE No. LOpE.

Beginning at cor No 1, identical with cor of location ard with COTS No and of Gold en Fleece No l and Golden Fleece No. 2 re- spectively and with cor No. 3 of Survey No 129S. Golden Fleece No 3. whence cor to secs 4. ,. 32 and g. Ups l. and 13 n, 1 W, G & s R meridian brs n S1 deg 51 min 3762 feet Thence fl deg 21 min W 14S6 it to cor No ? identical with cor of location. Thence 24 deg 25 min Q 476 it to cor No 3. Thence 45 deg 02 min e 1447 it tO cor No 4, identical with cor of location. Then A deg 25 min " 57S fl to cor No l. the place of beginning. Variation IA deg at all corners.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
GOLDEN FLEECE No. LODE

Beginning at cor No 1 identical with COT of location. whence ccr to secs 4, 5. 32 and B, Ups r and 13 n. II W, G tE s R meridian brs 31 deg 51 3762 fit. Thence Al deg 21 min W 14S6 it to COT No ?, identical with cor of location. Thence 30 deg W 53O it to cor No 3. identical with cor of location. Thence :S9 deg g min 1901 @ it to cor No f, identical with cor of location. Thence 20 deg 5sS it to cor No1, the place of be- ginning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
COMMERCIAL MINING {
HOMESTEAD MINE.

J. s. Douglas, Agent. Octobe 7, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15

First publication. Jan s.-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
STANDARD ANp Bi1STFR

Prescott. Arizona. Feb. l. Iaon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
H. E.. I115. Notice For Publication.

First publication Jan. s-W
The sun., 1902-03-10
SWEET CONTINUES TO SET BONES.
Another Attempt 10 Indict Him for Prac-
tising Medicine Fails.

UTICA, March s.-The Otsego County
Medical Society has failed In another at
tempt TO indict DR. Ira Sweet OF Brook
field for practising medicine without State
license During the past twenty-five years
about dozen county medical societies have
tried to get the bonesetting doctor in
dicted. but Sweet always manages to win
out.
Bonesetting seems to be a special gift in
the Sweet family. Sweet has followed the
calling for nearly thirty years, and he is
known all over central New York. He
has performed many wonderful operations
and reduced many fractures after regular
practitioners have failed. Sweet never
charges fixed fee, but accepts whatever
his patients sees At to tender him az n gift.
Miss Matte Sweet, 'Dr, Sweets sixteen
year-old daughter, has Inherited the skill
OF her father. She attends the Watervlle
High School and is an ardent student Of
anatomy Frequently, in the absence OF
her father, Miss Sweet has replaced broken
bones in a skful manner. She has closely
followed her fathers work since a child.
Miss Sweet has often used her pet kitten
for experiments,
The sun., 1902-03-10
FIRE ALARM LICENSE REVOKED.
Manhattan Company GoinE before the
Mayor with n Complaint.

Mayor low is to give an important hear
ing this morning at 1890 o'clock to Col
Joel B Erhardt and others. who have per-
sonally complained TO the Mayor OF the
attitude Of Fire Commissioner Sturgis
toward the Manhattan Fire Alarm Com
pany, an organization which enables fac
tories. hospitals. ssylums hotels. apart
ment house, and hotels 70 communicate
directly with the fire boxes in the street
under a law which makes this compulsory.
This il a system which has been In eK-
istence nine years in twelve large cities Of
the country and in New York city for five
years. When Mr., Sturgis was Of the Board
o Fire Commissioners under Mayor Strong
the system was recognized by him after he
had obtained an opinion from Corporation
Counsel (nowSupreme Court stice)Francis
NJ scott
Fire Commissioner Sturgis, the COM
pany now complains. has revoked the
license granted 20 the company IN October,
1905. thus preventing the company from
accepting any new orders and threatening
TO disconnect it's 800 plants now in service,
which include 2,iOO fire alarm stations In
hotels, theatres, docks, stores, DC.
The company complains that Mr.. Sturgis
gave no reason for his action other than
his -own ideas OF general policy that he
gave no adequate notice or hearing and did
not consult the Board Of Underwriters. and
that he has not proceeded against the three
other private fire alarm companies.
The sun., 1902-03-10
MRS. CONGERS CHINESE GUESTS.
American Minister'S wife VIII Entertain
Princesses at the Legation.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN
PEHIN, March 9.--Mrs. Conger, wife OF
the American Minister. is making arrange
ments to give a reception TO the Chinese
Princesses at the legation.
DR.. Mumm Won Schwartzenstein, the
German Minister, is negotiating with the
Chinese authorities to get them TO make
regulations which will enable the Germans
to open the mines in Shantung that were
promised to them In the concession granted
In 1899. He despairs OF reaching an agree
ment, as the Mining Board; which many
foreigners declare 10 be incompetent,
has already submitted regulations provid-
ing that the mines shall pay four separate
taxes, namely, the likin and export and
output taxes, and tax on profits. The
board also wants the mines to pay the
salaries of Chinese directors.
The taxes on output and profit and the
paying of salaries to Chinese directors
are conditions that are regarded as pro-
hibitory. II those proposals are adopted
by the Throne it will be necessary to submit
a treaty revision to the Commissioners
at Shantung for their approval.
Lien Fang, head of the Foreign Board,
confirms the report of the capture Of a
Belgian priest in Johore He says that
500 Russian troops stationed In the ad-
joining district have been unsuccessfully
operating against the bandits who capt
ured the priest. Russia. however, OPP
poses the sending Of further Chinese troops
to the place. The Chinese announced
three days ago that Gen. Ma Yu Kun. with
his entire corps Of 10000 men, had been
ordered to Johore because the intervention
of France and Russia there was feared
Russia will not permit these troops to he
sent. Gen. Ma Yu Kun asserts to-day
that the reports of trouble are unfounded.
Russia considers that the district is under
her protection. The Belgian and French
legations deny any knowledge of trouble.
The French are the protectors Of the Belgian
missionaries.
The sun., 1902-03-10
DISORDER IN IRELAND.
Riot In County Down and an Increasing
Number OF Assaults.
Special Cable Despatch to THK SUN.

Special CdbIe Despatch 10 1Hs SUN
LONDON, March 9.-As stated in Satur-
days dispatches TO THE Sun, disorders,
which are attributed TO the operations of
the United Irish League, are becoming
increasingly frequent in Ireland,
A young man Of the name OF O'Donnell
was arrested al Kilrush for attempting TO
murderously assault a farmer named
Cunningham. who was selling hay. Cum
ningham had taken a farm that was for
merly occupied by O'Donnel's father.
O'Donne was sentenced TO a months
Imprisonment. His brother was recently
sentenced 10 three months imprisonment
for a similar offence.
Early this morning two men were ar
rested on the charge of firing into the house
of Mrs. Mivering, who was reported TO
be buying hay of Cunningham.
Two masked men have been arrested for
firing at a patrol near kilrush.
severe riot has occurred at Black Skull,
County Down. Several persons were badly
In niured.
LONDON. March lo--The Dublin corre-
spondent of the Stdndd rd says that the
Irish Executive is contemplating the proc
lamation of the United Irish League. II is
not expected that il will be suppressed
all over ireland. but il is almost certain
that It will be declared dangerous ssso-
citation" Earl Cadogan. the Lord Lieu
tenant, will then deal with il piecemeal as
the necessity arises.
The sun., 1902-03-10
STREET CLEANER SUING BROWN
Deputy IIrbcrtz OF The BronN wants
SEQ. 900 Dams ages for Rribery Charges,

Joseph Liebertz. Deputy Street Cleaning
Commissioner, who lives at l02s Prospect
avenue, in The Bronx, has brought suit in
the Supreme Court against William Brown
and his brother, Walter +. Brown, real estate
dealers of 342s Third avenue. for 100000
damages for defamation Of character and
assault. Liebertz alleges that the Browns
have circulated stories that he accepted
money for dumping privileges. He told
a Sun reporter last night that overtures
had been made TO him to settle the suit.
but he is going 20 fight II to the end.
The suit arises out OF conversation
in a barber shop. Liebertz says that his
brother Edward was in this shop few
months ago, and heard Brown say that poll
ticians were all alike, and thas it was hard
matter 10 find one who was honest Ed
ward Liebertz took up the remark and said
that his brother was honest, and Liebertz
alleges that Brown replied that he knew
the Deputy Commissioner had accepted
so day for certain privileges
Joseph Liebertz says he went with one OF
his men to Browns Office TO learn where
Brown got his information, and Brown put
them out. Liebertz told a Sun reporter
last night that in January the Street Clean
ing DEPARTMENT received word that some
body was getting paid for dumping privi-
leges in The Bronx and he learned that the
information came from the same quarter
that the other story did. He says it was
circulated because in consequence of dis
pute he moved the dumping ground from
land owned by the Morris estate, of which
Brown is the agent.
The sun., 1902-03-10
BRONX FOLKS AFTER GROUT.
They Think the Comptroller Is Holding
Tn the Work on Their COncourse.

IN the work on Their Concourse.
The people in The Bronx are blaming
Comptroller Grout for the long delay in
letting out the contracts for grading the
new concourse in that section. Nearly a
wear ago the Board Of Estimate authorized
the appropriation of 81 600 900 for this pur-
pose, and Bronx folk say that work was
10 have been started long ago, but the new
Comptroller has done nothing 10 get IL
moving
Some OF the women in the borough have
taken the matter up, and last Saturday
delegation headed by Mrs. Frank Dove
and Mrs George Schmidt Of Bedford Park
waited upon Bronx President Haffen TO
learn the reason OF the delay Mr. Haffen
told them that the matter was entirely
in the hands Of the Comptroller. A delega-
ton from the North Side Board Of Trade
will try TO see Mayor Low about it to-day.
ITS an outrage said Mrs. Dove yes
,erday. Comptroller Grout evidently is
anxious to further the Improvement Of
BROOKLYN at our expense. Bridges, tunnels
and other public works costing thousands
Of dollars are projected for the benefit of
his home borough, while he seemingly
begrudges us the comparatively insignif-
cant sum appropriated by the previous ad-
ministration for the development OF the
cOuCourSe'
The sun., 1902-03-10
MASKED MEN RI SIZED IN.
struggle Win an Aged Couple Results
In Hasty Flight,

CoRRY, Pa. March s.-Shortly after 2
o'clock this morning James Grove. who
lives here alone with his wife. was awakened
by some one at the door. He opened 1t and
four masked men rushed in. They demanded
any money which might he In the house.
With a leap Mrs. Grove left her bed and
grasped one Of the men by the throat and
a stru ggle began. The old man attempted
10 fight but was struck on the head and
sank to the ground senseless. Seein g
the condition of the pair, the, men became
frightened and ran from the house. They
left behind three revolvers, two derby
hats md pick for locks. About o'clock,
Crow recovered consciousness and dragged
himself 10 neighbor's house and
gave the alarm.
Grove is employed az a gateman by the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and II is supposed
the robbers believed he had some money
In the house
The sun., 1902-03-10
SOUVENIRS OF LADY FRANCIS.
SILK Hosiery In q bachelor Apartment
Great Demand for More.

Corinne, the actress, who has been star
ring in England and only recently returned
to this country has taken apartments in
the Powhatan In West Thirty-fourth street.
These apartments were occupied by Lady
Francis Hope before she went to Japan
with her ardent admirer. Major Putnam
Bradlee Strong. Lady Francis left these
parts hurriedly and didn't take all her
effects with her, Her apartments re-
mained unoccupied until Corinne rented
them.
When Corinne took possession she fell
heir to some Of Lady Hopes property.
This property consisted Of bag containing
clothing and personal papers. There were
several pairs OF silk stockings in the bag,
and at a recent dinner party at the Hotel
Marlborough Corinne told OF her find.
One Of her friends begged for one of the
pairs Of stockings and the following day
the young man got them as a souvenir.
The silk hosiery was placed in a con-
spicuoIis place in his rooms. His friends
asked questions and he told them where
he got the sockings. Since then Corinne
has received dozens OF requests for souve-
Mrs OF Lady Hope. She has been
bothered so much by the requests that last
night she posted this notice on her door:
.,.......,.....
People looking for souvenirs need not apply.
There are no more souvenirs TO give away.
The sun., 1902-03-10
M'CARREN, STATE CHAIRMAN,
HILL MEN SAID NOT TO OBJECT
TO THE KINGS SENATOR.
Patrick Henry RccSoned One OF the Wisest
OF Hugh McIaughiin's Iieutcnants.
and His Friends Think He Ran Au-
gustus Van w.ck's Campaign We'll.

movement is on foot in the Demo-
cratic party to make Senator Patrick Henry
McCarren Of the Seventh district Of Kings
chairman of the Democratic State Com
mttee.
Mr.. McCarren has represented his dis
trict in the upper chamber nj Albany for
twelve years, save for an interval of two
years, between 1894 and 1898. He has
always been a Mclaughlin Democrat of
the strongest type and is recognized by
the veteran leader of the Kings county
Democratic organization as one of his
brightest, sturdiest and wisest lieuten-
ants lie has also strong friends in Tam
many Hall and the friends of Mr. Hill
throughout the State are not. il is said,
antagonistic to Senator McCarren's pro-
posed elevation.
Time was when Mr.. Hill and his cohorts
were not exactly partial 10 Senator McCar-
rem. but since last election day many things
have changed. Mr.. Hill and Senator
McCarren have had friendly chats, Mr..
Hill and Edward NJ. Shepard OF Kings have
pocketed their razors. the Erie county
Democracy il for peace with honor" land
at any price, and the Tammany Indians
beseech every morning in their orisons
that all wrinkles shall be smoothed out
before the stat" campaign, which will have
a far-rcaching effect on the municipal cam
paign next year.
The Democrats who told yesterday Of
the movement to make Senator McCarren
chairman of the Democratic State Conn
mitee recalled his gcEeralship In the Guber-
Material campaign of ls9s. when he con-
Quoted the fight Of Augustus Van Wyck
for Governor against Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt defeated Van Wyck by 1900
plurality.
The Democrats in recalling those days
went on TO say that their state campaign
was handicapped 10y various episodes the
candidate for Governor was a broth her Of
the Mayor Of New York city. and there
was popular Objection to "Nan Wyck
Van WICK h Co. Albany and New York
mot lhnitcdl. and then Joseph +. DAILY was
turned down" abruptly aud savagely for
a denomination az a supreme Court Justice
Of the First Department. This turned the
voters attention 10 the nwarrantabe use
OF arbitrary power in meddling with the
judiciary, and thi, also was resented at the
polls.
The Democrats who are working for
Senator MCC election as chairman Of
the Democratic State Committee point
with pride" to his eralship during that
campaign, notwithstanding all the draw
hacks in bringing Augustus Van Wyck in
a. loser by only II 900 plurality against
20 popular a candidate ar Theodore koose-
Welt And SO they say they would like to
have Senator McCarrcn engineer the battle
for them in the approaching State cam
paign.
The sun., 1902-03-10
PRINCE TO SAIL FROM ROBOKEN.
The water Isn't Deep Emo ugh at the thirty
fourth street Pier for the Deutschland.

fourth street Pier for the Deutschland.
There were no visitors allowed on the
Hohenzollern yesterday and the day was
a quiet one for those on board After the
usual Sunday religious service, which was
held on deck in the morning. conducted
by Admiral Won Baudssin. the band. which
has been living on the yacht, was trans
ferred. bag and baggage. to stay on the
Deutschland.
1t had been supposed that the big liner,
which is to carry Prince Henry back TO
Germany. would be brought over to the
recreation pier to-day and would sail from
there, but the plans have been changed
as it was found that there was not enough
water there to accommodate her, the
Deutschland drawing three feet more
than the kronprinz. She will. therefore,
sail from Hobokcn.
In all probability the Hohenzollern will
sail from New York on Tuesday and will
90 first to Bermuda. No official state
ment to that effect has vet been made. but
the news was made known unoffcially
yesterday. The work of loading on pro-
visions for the trip began yesterday morn
ing.
The sun., 1902-03-10
MiYFIOWER CELEBRATION.
Ami, ersary OF the Pilgrim Movement to
he Observed AT Gainsboro ough.

NpfrlW C1NIf TfAVIItH N III wv.
LONDON, March Arrangements have
been proceeding for some time TO celebrate
the three-hundred,h anniversary OF the
movement, which originated at Gainsbor-
oueh in 1902, and which subsequently led TO
the sailing OF the Mayhower Pilgrims for
Massachusetts.
A JOINT com mittee has completed the
progr anime Of the celebration, which will
take place al Gainshorough next June.
A sermon will he preached b. the Rev.
Mr. Fairbairn principal of Mansfield Cob
lege, Oxford There viii he n public lunch
con, aud speeches will be delivered by the
Rev. Caleb Scott, chairman OF the Congrc-
gAtional Union. and J. Z. Rckett NJ =.
The sun., 1902-03-10
CHINESE GAMBLERS TRAPPED.
Eighteen Caught In a Police swoop on .
Ton Floor In Doyers street.

Acting Capt. Murths of the Elizabeth
street police station, with Detectives Routh,
Bernstein and Finn and a dozen policemen,
caught eighteen Cinnamon in an alleged
gambling den on the top floor Of IL Doyers
street last night and not one got away.
Detective Routh was al tcuttlehe on
the roof, Detective Finn .. the rear fire
escape. and the other ! ~ men. headed
by Murtha. seized the <oor. Two dozen
packs Of cards, a lot OF do and 3i7 is were
con flscated.
The police say that the gamblers were
playing a Chinese game called pigou.
The sun., 1902-03-10
Narconi station at Apnapolis.

ASSAPoLIs. Md, March e.-The Naval
Academy will soon be in direct communi-
cation with the navy yard at Washington
under the Marconi system OF wireless
telegrsphy Rear Admiral X. b. Bradford,
Chief Of the Equipment Bureau, Washing
ton, was here about two months ago look
ing into the establishment OF a wireless
telegraph station at the academy. The
apparatus has been ordered.
The sun., 1902-03-10
JENNENS CLAIMANT DEAD.
George WINS. In Litigation Win Earl Howe
for FIFTY Years, Killed by Car.

Special Gable Despatch - THE Sun.
LONDON. March 9.-George Willis. who
has been killed by tramcar at Fulham.
was engaged for fifty years in litigation
with Earl Howe to secure possession Of the
famous Jennens estates Mr.. Willis as
serted that he was a direct descendant OF
Jcnnens, and he spent large sums OF money
in unsuccessfully contesting Earl Howe's
possession Of the estates.
The sun., 1902-03-10
The Nerion's Maiden Trip.

Special Cabis Despatch 10 THE Sun.
QUEENSTOWN. March s-The steamer
Merton which is on her maiden voya ge
from Liverpool for Boston. has arrived
here This far her machinery has worked
without a hitch, and all other conditions
have been most satisfactory
The sun., 1902-03-10
,ad, who superIntended the train arrange.

road. who superintended the train arrange
ments.
Irving Place Theatre to the gaia perform
ance which had to be postponed before
because Of his belated arrival. The party
will be taken by special ferryboat to Chris
topher street In going TO the theatre.
suite will return TO the Deutschland at
Hoboken and remain on board OF her until
she sails at $50 tomorrow afternoon.
The sun., 1902-03-10
French NAVY Increase.

Special cable Despatch 10 The SUN
PARIS, March 9.-The Chamber OF Dep
ties yesterday passed the estimates by a
vote OF 3ss TO a. The Chamber decided
TO add four ironclads and three submarine
boats 10 the vessels to he built.
The sun., 1902-03-10
smallpox suspect From Broadway Hotel

William J. Spencer, n travelling sales
man Of Chicago, was removed from the
Broadway Central Hotel yesterday TO the
Reception Hospital on suspicion that he
had smallpox. lie became i'll four days
ago on his arrival here
The sun., 1902-03-10
ITiLY AIERTS mo STRIKE.
Government Agrees 10 pa, 5000 5000
Ia satisfy the Employees.

.SpfCiII CGbIf DftpWt' N TIIt NIN.
ROME, March 9,--The threatened strike
among the railway employees has been
averted. The Government has agreed TO
pay 81. 900 900 lire to satisfy the demands
OF the workmeu.
The sun., 1902-03-10

THIS name must appear on every box OF the
genuine Laxative HTomo -ounine Tablets. the
Ielebraied Coid And>Gnp Cure. Is cents. Ado
The sun., 1902-03-10

Spectai Clb's HetpIich 20 rHE sun.
PARIS, March 0-Jcan Paul Flnndrin.
the landscape artist, Is dead.