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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

CASH QUOTATIONS.
No sprins wheat. 7s1751sc, No. ? red.
7s1.e
Corn-,So. .. 7l77z1.c, 70. yellow. ia
&c
oats-No. . So 4c. Mo- white go
$50 So white 81
Rve-No- G. sGslc.
Flax seed-sl- 7szl-7s. No Northwest
err. sICfI74
Ness pork bbi. s1-s71s5a. lard. PER
10 lbs. Sl5s5. short rias l0osef s. sc
I1.-z5z. shoulders tooxsd) slzEscs short
clear sides tooxeda 81 -5s11s5
Clover-Cort-act grade. ssE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
BASEBALL.
National League Games.


PHILADELPHIA, ,; BROOKLY, L
Brooklyn, n. Y. June 3o-The Phnadel-
phia team beat out the Brooklyns today.
owing to an error by Flood which enabled
Frazer 70 score with the winning team.
Attendance, Zoo. Score:
Philadelphia .......1o 100000 3 0
Brooklyn ...-.-.....-.0 Q 0 0 0 l 0-1 5
Batteries: Frazer and Doolin; Newton
and O'Hearn.
Dahlen, Ohearn. 3-base-Fraze- Base on
bah off-Newton, 3; OF, Frazer, 4. I'm
pire, Emlsie.
BOSTON. s; NEW YORK, 0.
New York, June 3o.-Boston defeated
New York in the first game OF the series
today, shutting the home team out. Al
tendance, 1000. Score:
RHE
Boston ......-........1 021 % O-s14
New York ...........0 0 o 0 0 @ 0 90
Batteries: Leason and Krittridge; Tsy-
lor and Bowerman.
CHICAGO. S; ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, June 30.-Chicago took two
games from st. Louis in the double head
CT here today, by the SAND score. Both
teams yplayed loosely. Attendance ZOO
Score:
First game:
RHE
St Louis .........oOooo1O21o4 5
Chicago ...............20 210IO2 0-s Z /
Second game
St Louis ........... oo1oooo8Ga
Chicago .....-....... 100000 1-S y
Batteries: Murphy and Ryan; Williams
and King.
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CATTLE.

The cattle receipts were somewhat bet
ter than the latter part of last week.
The market was strong for butcher cat
tie, but not better than steady for thin
cows and heifers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
Western LEAGUE Games.

MILWAUKEE, 4; COL SPRINGS. Q.
Milwaukee. June 3o.-Barber pitched a
great game this afternoon. shutting out
Colorado Springs and allowing the visi-
tors only three singles. Both teams play
ed gilt edged ball in the field. Attend
ance, 5000 Score:
Ri F
Milwaukee ..........10OO30OO04 O.
Colo. Springs -....-.0 o o 0OO00 90 ; o
batteries. Barber and Lucia; CASTOR
and Baerwald.
ST. JOSEPH. 3; OMAHA. .
St joseph June 30-Omaha won out BY
a scratch in the eleventh inning today
Score:
RHE
Omaha ...............20 0OD2 81
St. Joseph ...-....--.0 @ o COL Is 5
Batteries: Alloway and GondIng; Par
win and Roth
X c. I; DEs NAMES. ;.
Kansas City. June 5o.-Kansas iCty de-
feated Dss Moines IN Filming game to-
day. which was . pitchers battle after
the third inning. Attendance 2s1o. Score
Ri z
Kan. City .....11OOI000o001-41 70 1
Des Moines ..0011 o001 30 0 O. 4
Batteries: Risley and Messitt: Barry
and Hansen.
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nApvEL sPRAY sYRINdE

And a Complete Assortment CO the
6est Rubber Goo5s For Sale az
Hiss Towards Ideal Pharmacy
Ia North Main Street wichita, Kan
Maj Orders Solicited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

Rcon rs Times 5ulldins. New York.
Fer sale BY
W. 4. STANFORD. Nc. 1o2 East
Douglas Avenue
MEANS BROS, Ger. Douglas ard
Lawrence Avenues
MISS HOWARC'S IDEAL PHER-
MACY, No. "a North Main Street
Mail orders solicited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

This private hospital is row one Of the
best equipped ias1ituIons In the south
west for the treatment OF both medical
and surgical ceses Special attention IS
given To the various forms Of stomach
end liver troubles. diseases peculiar to
women. diseases NJ the rcctum and gen
ito-urinary oreans. chronic malarial poi
scuing. rheum ltsm. nervous disorders
diseases of the Throat. lungs heart and
kidneys: goitre and varicocele cured. One
floor Is reserved for q maternity depart
ment and in some instances homes win
b. found for children. For a short time
only a ward VII BE- set apart Tor the
treatment Of the morphine. opium. CO.
came and whisky hahits-
Resident rhysician able medical stan.
quiet and healthfM location. extensive
grounds with fire shade. home comforts;
terms reasonable. 30 Contagious diseases
admitted. write for particulars.
Thomas Sanitarium
Ger. Tenth ard St. Francis Ave.
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Barred Plymouth Rocks

Barred Plymouth Rocks
Partridge Cochlns and Buff Orpington
enlcAeIS' ~nlle turkeys ana MamInoth
Pelin ducks, IS premiums last three
seasons. Grit shell blood meal. ali
kinds of poultry and hog remedies;
Lees Egg-maker and Lice-killer; Con-
keys Rocp Cure, al wholesale and re
tai. send FOR circular.
OTTO WEISS, 1o5 S. Meade, Wichita.
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BARBER SHOPS.
4. J. APPLICABLE.

113 i. First Street. Wichita,
Agent National Surety Co. OF New York.
is prepared to write all kinds of Guar
antee Bonds at shortest notice.
Z Undertakings entered nto without delay
e. bond ary Kind of emldoye.
Contracts and Court Bonds executed
here Immediately.
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81 Ioais. Tune sa-w-heas-f5sxhe- No.
2 ri cash elevator. szs-cs trzck. - 7sszes
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Ger. Tenth ard St Francis Ave.
WICHITA. KAN
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.
Chicago Tuna ~ T'I- faa3s-..- e.-.--,--

Chicago. June 3o-The leading futurs.
rarsed IS follows:
49, ry--l -
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STATE NEWS ITEMS.

\ cleanup Of a 100-ton run of ore
from the Juniper mine in Olinghouse,
Washoe county, yielded $3.50.
\ party Of prospeetors have lifted
out in Reno TO explore the country be.
tween Tonopah and Pahrump In search
OF mines.
The Foltz placer mine at Spring Val
ley, Humboldt county, has been bought
by Chicago capitalists for $40 900. In
early days the placers produced 3d. 600
600.
Reno is to have another theater. the
manager OF the Orpheum at San Fran.
cisco having leased building for that
purpose, which VIII be re-ftted at a
cost Of 1000
Congressman Van Duzer will make
hls home In Tonopah until he goes to
Washington to assist in national law
making.
Lake Valley precinct, Lincoln coun-
ty, cast five votes at the late election,
the clerks and inspectors pay amount
ing to 50 vote
Latest returns give Douglas major
ity OF 293, after eonceding Lincoln
county to Howell by $50 majority,
Humboldt by 200 and Elko s. A mes.
sage from the Fusion headquarters at
Reno gives Douglas $50 majority In the
State. Virginia Chronicle
No trace has been found OF James
Bently, the prisoner vi no escaped from
the county jail in Reno on the night of
the 2nd OF November, after a desperate
battle with Sheriff Hayes, In which
Bently shot Hayes through the coat
and inflicted Il scalp wound with his re-
yolver.
The Southern Pacific company will
make Reno the base of supplies for the
eating houses it will open November
1st, and later along the line of tho road
10 Nevada. They have already made
purchases OF hour, bread, pastry, pota-
toes and many kinds OF vegetables, as
we'll as arranged TO have the laundry
work done there by the Troy laundry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-20
THE INDIVIDUALS PART.

Now that the campaign is over il
may be well to call attention to the
fact that, important as good govern
ment is, much remains for the individ
ual to do. No government, however
good. can save a citizen from the pun
ishment which follows evil doing and
no government, however bad, can en-.
tirely rob a citizen OF the reward which
meritorious conduct earns Underany
government however good. the citizen
who is idle aud slothful will lag behind
the one who is diligent and attentive to
business: under any government, how
ever good, the citizen who wastes sub
stance 10 riotous living will come at last
to husks, while the one who economies
and saves, IS laying the foundation for
a fortune. While under any govern
ment, however bad. those who have
high ideals, who exercise self.restraint
and who persevere in their labors. VIII
surpass those who I've from hand to
appetite and passion that supremacy
which should be held by head and
heart.
Government may raise or lower the
general level, but the position which
any person occupies with relation
to his fellows depends, as a genera
rule, more upon himself than upon any
law.
Then, too, reform legislation can only
be secured by cooperation among
many, while each one can reform him
self without asking the aid or consent
of any one else, just as any one can
throw himself away in spite Of all shat
others can do.
Without abating his interest in po-
litical reforms, without abandoning his
efforts for social reforms, each one can
resolve TO make the most of every tai
emit and opportunity and, under the in
SEPARATION of high purpose, devote ev-
cry energy OF body, heart and head TO
the work of life finding pleasure in
usefulness and compensation in the
consciousness Of duty done.-Com-
moner.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-20
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Following are the names of the Tgen-
tlemen who will comprise the next leg
stature:
Churchill comfy Senator, Warren
Williams, Rep; Assemblyman. Thomas
Doll. Dem-Sil
Douglas-Senator, Fred Dangberg,
Jr., Dem-sil, Assemblyman, NJ. ia
cobson, Rep
Elko Senators, Thomas Hunter,
Oscar Graham; Assemblymen, NJ 5.
Wilson, X. E. Skaggs, 1. H. Pogue,
w. G. Greathouse, all Dem -Sil.
Eureka-Senator, Robert Raftice;
Assemblyman, J. p. McElroy, all DEM
Sill.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Frank Thorne;
Assemblymen, J. f. Lothrope. Il. Nc
Kewen, all Dem-Sil
Humboldt-Senators, VIM. Pitt, C.
b. Hardin; Assemblymen, b. f. Riley,
c. b. Brown, w. S. Noteware. all
Dem.Sil.
Lincoln-Senator I'll. f Freuden-
thai, Rep; Assemblymen, J. II.
Vaughn, Dem, J. A Denton, Levi
Syphus, Dem-Sil
Lander-Senator, Joe Miller, Dem
Sill; Assemblymen, Robt. Pohl, Dom
Sil., C. +. Litterell, Rep,
Lyon-Senator, -. b. Gallagher,
Rep; Assemblymen, E. H. Whitacre,
J. j. VIM, Dem-Sil,
Nye-Senator. *Thomas Bell. DEM
Sill; Assemblyman, Thomas MoCabe,
Silver.
Ormsby-Senator, Wilson Brougher,
Rep; Assembly men Henry Burlington,
Rep, Fred Cushing, Rep, r. H. Lo-
gan, Dem-Sil.
Storey-Senator, Col f. c. Lord F;
Assemblymen, Ed Holmes, John Kit
son, John McCourt, Hugh Trembath.
all Dem-Sil.
Washoe-Senators, #R. d. Jackson,
N. w. Rolf; Assembly men, Peter
Burke, w. d. r. Graham, II. r..
Cooke, p. A. McCarran, A. d. Griffin,
J. F. Crosby, j. E. Southereau, all
Dem-Sil.
White Pine-Senator, sCharles
Greene; Assembly Joseph Judd.
James Reilly, DemSil
Total-46 Democratic Silver. 5 Re
publicans. Democratic Silver major
ity on joint ballot, 3s.
Hold-Ove SENATORS
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EXTENT OF MINING INDUSTRY
Wonderful Increase in Mineral
PrOduc ton.

Bonds and Mortgages says: Few
realize 10 what extent the mining in
terests of the nation enter into the
business life. In three years, begin
ming with 1898, the total value of min
eral products was increased by 1859. j..
s9li s67, aud there is r,ftson to%brlfaye
that the succeeding three years will be
as satisfactory. Last year the mines
produced the enormous sum Of Sl.027,
900, 900, or one-seyentieth of the total
wealth of the country. This is the sec
ond year in the history of the country
Tor the product to pass the 1,000-mil-
lion dollar mark, 1900 being the only
other period. Roughly speaking, the
estimate of value has doubled since
1887 and almost trebled since 1880.
Even so recently as 1898 it was s697, 500, :
720.
TO make clearer this wonderful pro-
duet Of things under the earth this
Illustration may be given: If the
wealth OF the-nation were wiped out,
Il It's farms were destroyed. its manu-
factories annihilated, its railways torn
up aud thrown into the sea. its chips
sunk-if every vestige of the nation &
wealth were TO perish and leave only
the mines, the mining industry, at The
rate OF last years return, would re-
build the entire structure ia 10 wears
| rs product in that single calendar year
would have been sufficient TO have con
siderably more than paid of the ma
tional debt, a statement which could
not prove true OF any other country OF
earth
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-20
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Tho people of Nevada in retrospect
OF the year 1902 have, by such review,
abundant cause to rejoice for plenti-
tude OF happiness and prosperity, not
| by reason of the handiwork Of men
alone on from any source other than
God iaF0rs bestowed. Sunshine,
moisture and favorable climatic con-
ditions have by the intelligent effort
Of industry, brought forth abundant
returns 10 the farmer
Natures stofehOuse OF mineral trea-
sures incassd ia the mountains OF our
State has been invaded to meet the de-
mands OF civilization, resulting IN en-
larged benefits and profits TO our
people
The enjoyment OF eontentment and a.
feeling Of security from pestilenee or
danger has prevailed through the
providence Of God
President Washing ton on the Sd day
Of October \. d. 1889, By Thanksgiving
proclamation, gave gtterance rs fol-
lows:
.'Whefers, il is the duty of all ua-
tons TO acknowledge the providence Of
Almighty God, to obey His viii, to be
grateful for His benefits. and humbly TO
implore His protection and favor -
Other Presidents including our pres
ent Chief Magistrate, have followed the
example
Therefore, in Differences to the long
custom Of our fathers,
recommend that
THURSDAY. THE 9th DAY or No
MEMBER,
be observed by the people OF Nevada by
uniting in sentiment with the people Of
other States and, with thankful hearts,
do homage TO the Supreme Ruler OF
the Universe. In return for innumer-
able blessings received by the Nation
and State. Upon the day named let
those who have enough and to spare
give sympathetic aid to the poor, so
that all may realize the pleasure unre-
strained by poverty and want.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
SEAL i have hareunto set my hand
- caused the Great Seal OF the
State of Nevada to be affixed, at the
Capitol, 10 Carson City, this 18th day
Of November, 1902
REINHOLD SADLER,
Governor.
By the Governor:
EUGENE HOWELL,
Secretary Of State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-20

But if We say something that he does
not like or something that he imagines
reflects on his character, then our evils
are charged against u, but We never
apparently, get any credit for the good
we do n-Ex.
The above Is especially true in regard
TO political candidates Most of them,
or at least many Of them. appear to
think that a newspaper that advocates
their ticket should devote lis entire
space every day to his particular claim
TO office-and The ones who contri butte
the least to the support Of such news
paper are the most clamorous for such
notice Journal
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Casslus G. smith. Horace Hotcbliss.
Harvey Q. Rich, Allen f. Hedges and las
D. Ryan and your heirs ana assigns.
fou ana each OF you are hereby notified that
we nave expended during each of M Vears
ls3a- la6 1897 lsle $500, 1900 and 1901 500 I'm
each OF hald years in labor aud improvements
upon the uawkeye lode mining claim and si69
lor each OF the aforesaid years upon the Bnfk
eye lode mining claim situate In The Rubv
I'M Mining District, county OF White pine
state OF Nevada, the location Certificate III
Whieh are found on record in Book d paae esf
and BOOK ?, page 6sS respectively In dc oniee
OF the recorder OF said county In order 10 hold
said claims under the provisions of .1tion 5a5i
Oh me revised Statutes of the United stairs
alu int amendment thereto approved JanfIarv
Y, lseui concerning annual labor upon mimi
ElalHls being the amount required to hold aid
Ioues I9f the period ending on the 8ist dav OF
december OF each OF the aforesaid years each
o. your proportion Of such expenditure being
Se9 ior the whole Of said period, and within
ninety DAYS after the publication hereof II yon
OF any Oh you iall or refuse to contribute your
pI9loIlon OF such expenditure as above stated,
Your interest IN each of said claims " i'm become
lne property OIL the subscribers, your co-own-
srs, VINO nave made the reqnired expenditure
py the terms OF said section
W. L. COTTON,
7. GEDpFs,
w y. COTTON, Trustee,
4 x. MAHAN,
j. b. AHDREws.
WILLIAM II. BIRD, Atty Tor Cotton ct al.
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Whatever unkind things may be said
about Adiutant-General Corbin, no.
body will now be able TO say he isn't
brave man. Ip bis annual report to the
President General Gorbin invites the
the displeasnre of every girl who likes
brass buttons by saying that early
marriage of Junior officers in the army
should be discouraged. As General
Corbin was only recently married, it
looks as though he has already tired
OF his bargain and takes this means of
warning young officers to avoid matri-
mony
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To eassius G Smith aud Abraham Tiffany aud
your heirs and assigns:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that we have expended during each of the
years ls95 1896. lsg7, lsls, 1900 1900 and 1901 800
for each of said years in labor and improve
ments upon the Eclipse lode mining claim sit
uate in the RUBY Hill Mining District, county
of White Pine, state Of Nevada the location
certificate of which is found ON record Ia Book
=, page --, in the office of the Recorder Of
said county. In order 70 hold said claim under
the provisions of section PEA of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States, and the amend-
ment thereto approved january p, 1s6p con
corning animal labor upon mining claims, be
ing the amount required 10 hold said lOdea for
the period ending on the 3lst DAY OF December
Of eaeh of the aforesaid years, each Of your PRO.
portion OF such expenditure hning $50 for the
whole OF said period, and IL within ninety days
after the publication hereof son or either I'll
yon fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
OF such expenditure Us above stated your in
tefeat n said claim will become the property of
the subscribers, your CO-oWners, who nave
nude the required expenditure By the terms
of said section.
W. r. COTTON.
II. GEDUEs
W. COLON, Trustee
q. u. MAHAN.
!. b. Andrews
WILLIAM d BIRD Atty for Cotton etal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-20

The adjoining claimants are moi known, II
there are any. The notice oi location does moi
describe the claim accurately, ms the claim =
not bounded on by the PILOT Knott. and there Is
no such claim rs the Gov Adams. said claim
has no doubt been relocated under some other
name.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely ans
portion Of said Old Glory mine, OF surface
ground. are required to lie their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land OF.
flee at Carson City, in the county ot OrmApEt
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof OF they viii be barred bY virtue of The
provision IF the Statute.
III. GALLUP. Register.
ItisheTeby ordered that the foregoing Notice
OF Application Ion Patent hc published iQt tha
period Of ten consecutive weeks IN the White
Pine eWs, a weekly newspaper, published n
Ely, White Pine county Nevada.
q. n GALLUP, Register.
Date OF first publication Oct .. la12.
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Newspaper Puffs.

Horace Greeley once said. ''IG is
strange how close men read the papers.
We never say anything men don t like,
but we soon hear OF it, If we happen
to say a good thing we never hear Of
that; nobody seems to. notice 1t. We
nav some man hundred putfs and he
takes IL as tribute to his greatness
never thinks it does him any good.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-20

The action OF the Chinese govern
ment in sending number OF young
Mongoians TO different universities in
America, would seem to imply that
some things may be learned in this
country which have not been known in
China 5000 years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-20
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

am now prepared to haul all western
reighf from Wells to Ely aud Cherry Greek.
All parties desiring me 70 receive their goods
at Wells will please request shippers TO mark
same ftCare J. s. Cazicr,a and IL viii be
promptly delivered to me. I am prepared 10
handle everything in the way Of freight. and
guarantee good service. All charges viii be
prepaid by me at Wells
S. CAZIER
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


United states Land ONCE,
Carson City, Nevada, Sept. 10, 1902. I
Notice is hereby given that james A. Sned-
aker, Eugene L. Giroux aud Joseph L. Gironx,
he their attOrney-in-f fact, ". b. Graham
whose Postoilice address is Ely, White Pine
county, state Of Nevada have This day filed
their application for patent for fifteen hun
bred linear feet Of the Old Glory mine or vein.
bearing gold silver and copper, with surface
ground six hundred feet in width, situated in
Robinson Mining District, county Of White
Pine, and state Of Nevada, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on hle in this
office as Mineral Survey No. 1888 In Township
10 N, Range 60 i. of ut. Diablo Meridian, said
Mineral Survey No. 1883 being described as fol
lows to-wit;
SURVEY No. 1888. OLD GLORY LODE.
beginning at a post marked No. US 5. No.
1888, which Is the same post as No U.Ss No.
lla2, and IS identical with the original corner
o. this claim whence the NE cor. of See II.
I. l6 \. K. 81 b. bears "a deg n. 1873 feet
The morris shalt situated upon the Morris
Lode bea1ss l0lg deg. 4. oOl feet.
deg. " 1872 feet
70 The center Of the cap in the mouth of the
Inc course OF said tunnel Is s. u deg. w. 525
The Gironx Shaft, situate upon the ola Glory
Lode, bears ~ deg. W 400 feet.
Thence $ 49, deg W
Var IL deg 30 min +.
between the Old Glory and Morris Lodes Goo
ieet TO corner No 2, which is pine post 4 In. x
> n H., set u in. in the ground surrounds
ed WIN snbstan tial earth mound and Is
eenileal with the location post, which Is also
lhe NJ corner of the West Lode. scribed
2-lgs3. ''N'
Thence y. y deg. W.
. Var. lfdcE 30 min e.
between lhe West and Old Glory LOdes g.,s X
leet To the Intersection OF the section line on
the west boundary OF section =, whence the SW
corner OF Sec bears S. 67s 9 feet The 4 Sec
eof. on the west boundary Of sec bears N.
1861 feet
1000 feet 70 cor Ne. 3. which is identical with
the iotation corner. aud is at the NV cor. Of
the West mining claim, and is pine post In.
x In. it, set Is in. ia the ground surround.
ca With substantial earth mound, scribed
Thence y. ~ deg. E.
..o Var % deg 30 min i.
~ ieet 10 post No. !. aud Is idenhcal with
me location corner, which Is II pine post / In
x ! IN. ~ set IS In. IN the ground, sur.
iouhaen WIN substantial enrt1 mound
winch post rs at the sM corner Of ne Ieesfa
Lode, seIibed 1-lgs3
Thence S u deg T.
~ Var. IL deg. 30 min r.
belNeen the Old Glory and Jessie Iodee
1e'.i ieet 10 the intersection Of the section lin,
on the west boundaryo OF See 5, whence sW COZ
W. VI sec, . bears > lsl5.3 feet The a Sec. cor an
t we west boundary Of sec, bearsN 19ai y f.at
10y ieet 70 place Of beginning
containing 20 $500 acres.
u ne loeation Of this mine is recorded In Tho
recorders Office Of White Pine county In hant
% page o0l N Records Of Minlnp IoeatioUe