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Total Observation-Disclosures. y Wl II
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Grand total .....................$ 50 NJ
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Goliad, lGAas; {ed Pp}n t!nntv 1--WE 4
piaymatcs; also two cows, d, pony and
saddle. l ride to school every DAY, {Sith
and attend 10 my n9rSfs auG VVomo, W,IT l.
ioEe !" Tue oS' anu -" (tG9ii@T Rundirk
li'enu' =
vyo,borvule ,roxas-Dear Happyham- u
mer see no letters haYe Gone e Fgom a P SCg
mlles lI"m I thcr orn huiIfipe a black l
uIuS S'b1 on Tharn ARC ryvo churches II Is n
su ia Htnnight Edythe A. Deltraisse. s
cV'u ''"'s"'
Nticuo, Texns.-Dear Mrs. Foster. !
,,i w. oonroIi me on tho Happyhammcrs
llcuse V IN ,tSd.,tl ,vns ON Inc gSth of
November VAS Il {raTS ,, oa of M W,p "cS
It has Two y,o,, stores anu d p'S'' Maria in.
! A ne" hap'
!
| Coliad Texas Dear Happyhommer5; ! !
| am a little girl 10 years Old, ana am CONS
| 10 Lost Pond school rde h"rsenats ~
school gGeI s,d marI iittie brot6er only ,
mamma Your little 1He9q, r,+tD,on
-T,-s4 4rFr
Goiiad, IeAas- l'eaI 1dut,' Ir,Iiad on >,
I'VE aooMl WI ln''ra 90 hoca and cattle
taln NS l'p "a InoT ,onditfon. hut we
our h9ES aIs Ia S'',au Wcu Hans as
won't nave any 10 sen. ,,, VIZ, itGh lave
ms Is ny g ter ana Hans remain true
, 70 MIS- rps'e' '"N pnbor+ r. co Prescott
! hap'
: TTouston Heights. ,rexas.--Dear Happy
hammers, %pu,I ,IRe o cInb Nv napa
=, takes The Post and / am very much inter
"a old
. - 90, In the arm grade I have a pet
= amr "a AND 4, doc named Carlo
: ''' Clifford L. Butter.
D po,.,5 rrox,s Door Hanpvbammers: I
~ have peSn reuu,Hts E,rt1 iiEe IN ioip Out
l., gobaai bas hacn started for five weeks
", seIoU , oior IN school better tbau anything
al eise. have q little pet cat; his name =
sg yellow Bug, he weighs I'VE pounds an
IN 10 years old ne~ Hap, ,,i,
h.
1a Industry. Texas-Dear HappyhammeTS
~ AM n country girl I live farce mics LIo o.,
lie Industry. 90 10 school and love I" =,
nd Industry has Three stores n9sto T 81 two bee
have one pet ana that # y yay love ioyo
Ill Mrs. Foster and the Haps new 55tarr
ore Almeiua ho''''"'
the uo. near uoppvbammcrs;
do guess you all have forgotten me, puf se we
4 ! not forgotten tGe ue1 ,,t " amt help wr
~ i ila, n love flowers. We planted som
a bni it was so dry they al dieu IN bioc
81. few we nave some e " t6e Hans ike sug
cen mSnc? do With much love % Mgi, M
SIS, ter and the iaps,
war No. ttonnvbammeI
zero KlrhyNhle' leNas' -, n,, IN 10 ioiu go
lch happy band of boys anu -" am Going
Inc little hoy - years GlG ,nv VII,
test school at Kirhyville' uUNt srrcbool
ould name is Henry. rue hlnl dad VA
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D1 IOSl: 81 MIA MUM
town. only TWO ofy kppus slutts, que Elo ~
tS Sps one BAPTIST S snd oSs MeS s.
odist), Que school house, one gin ana ON ..
cav mill and about twelve dwellings,. ~
true nap An'Hu' N'D0'VS q
Bulverde. Te1as.-pear Happyhsmmers: h
Nc nave hsa very Dg1 ys,n and Co Tse
Ciboio was mn So for few days that the h
SiuV i M's ,S w s ~ ~ =" ana tNc srbNi NJ
TnlaCen eenia9 som cror 70 nr s'u yery rood y
HaU1s,p f'S i'i poC, ~ Viii have good u
weather for Christmas and Neg Years
ON santa tlaus prgmlSeu " u,,ns NV npN u
S NJ bara bea 9br,st mas tree every year
and we thns We WI nave one 'e ,n., Ssnl'
1 lpe people around hgte nle IVY w t, ,'1 NJ
/ Pile ! am very fond OF flowers and hep,
We Will raise some this year. we hnM
have any art year on ,1ccoqEp Int, 81 e, , g%
Mi tAe Hans remain a true lIAp.
Paul jerseps.
uo,,,o,r roVas. peor uappybammers.
THO Hans mage is always read With much
gaSSgf , o BY m or S{eSof hG MrS Urwzs
"n,,ragina and Mrs Fosters Club Tain was
. SO interesting Isn't Il peculiar how. tine
iittIn word Epuv" origiuntedg 1 had no
! YOU think the reason some Of the boys say
such horrid things about us Is necaHsc tnSA
want to attract attention To themselves a,W,,
\ see how many WIZ gepN ~, J." nuen IL AZ I
= quite sure lueS Hout a1V.a,N w, I I rpp6s,ls
i, what t4cy say, NeNt nu'Hgg| y,s tbapE God |
( g.N',Is ~, u" e mo birssinrs besiowcd
= MS we sh2ulu inr ny ny ,{o ,tu5r 5"v nboni
tbe drst New England THANKSGIVING "a
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EappVhammers

the Haps letters severely, unless they are
filed with foolishnees about sweethenrts.
Happy New Year to all HapS wherever
they may be! Margaret Hddlcy Foster
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-~v-~rr,r-rN 1v, fnAss
MING, DFiNjGmpEh 20, iOVN
,,.. 49,. 500. IN
yer she washes WV NV ~ ana M IA y
be house aud hAes wy Otes, ~ eve1
.Qdtime The soms thlhs hhppsness Ave-
AVS IN the same week But he must n sns
auirrels, and SUNDAY ne mus NUS, NM ~ k nov
l9rse TO rae 20 ehnt Nv, .,.,tb AIM hit
VIZ ef' n,n W ~ 5inner f6r him. Tha
Z no Is gHuE 70 ~. , u,a"N' vi, i think
boys sister ~ eonCSy, nv sirl docs 4
Na'T sa.N NNNvsA W,s Tostsr. piease put :
~ mS eiJ htbind mo door A.woild.
,it - Nm "FHilhuster."
vv.,oh.rhgo ,re4as near Happyham-
mars. ! Nonid ike 10 ioin your club aud
to,',,,,,, n ,,en,he,, Of n hand that does such
notlc ,'ort think hat It Is an honor
n"ptr ,Nvtt", 40 Hans beyc Intended
y, lnpg White. hut, as you
know. uevcr ala Don't YOU all think that
" 49, ~, Wp ~ he lrttcrs How many OF
IA, ii., TX co to schooi7 / am In the
fanth grade and Ike all my studies. l like
.VN.n S 1919 bnva inst 6utshed read
w. H. 'V ..t,,h Iot Dnvs Of Pompcii" We n
No a. ,y,its an essay on X at the close \
10 s,r,t,i Sornc food writer's whose hooks
: n rso5 .rc Mrs Evans. Mrs Holmes,
nave Tsou uIe ~ ~, t,horles Nj Shel.
ats''' go 3-,in al Won GOOD writer's /
""u' tny ,npdinn your letters l see 4
'N.ta-, ~ {iaNs mink that N YOU not
some OF lHc HNpS M ,h,s arc ashamed
s'bU ~ ss,o ~ o,5r hest writer's use a fancy
ar NV, "rI thcv couldu't he ashamed of
| suVu sooV rgi ,n,nrs / think 1T Is an
4 70 NuuN t, .n ti,H i ytu NOT vote In the
/ unjust "yNOuev ,, II vnu vim excuse me
Sor ,fSvInr so lonr. i Viii go,
,rr,cv Trxas.-Dpar uappyhammegs and
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untuesville. Te1as.-Dear HappyhaInii
nrs ana Mrs Foster: ] suppose you az
meIs snrgotten this Hainesvlle Hap long
n npc mis-. as il has been quite while since
| WIN sten I'm and let myself he known
now N,r '.settIers objects 20 tail words,
asSaaaIIiove We'll, I don't when any one IN
deTstands their meaning never SI nm,
arros't oct the dictionary and and u,
wheL tben. al Mrs. Foster says, I've
ITnssppsd sometbing IN tell how S "a th,
] vile re- tJetnes settled the place wher
/ pg5sn1ansssyille stands. II Is not very lars
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Rosebud. Texas.-Dcar Happybammers;
have been reading yonr Haps' page for a
wear and thought / would like 70 JON. ouy,
school has been started for I'VE weeks.
enjoy going TO school better in9q amy Lp'u T.
pise. / have n little pet cat; his name "
yellow Bug. he weighs i've pounds. am
j" Sea'' 0'' Ouna Erwin
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r,,pp,ont Texas. Dear happy nHulh''E-
..,.bi"h 10 the Most Work BOYS OF
c Eisla" sounds very simple question o1L
~ f.. one ihat requires some thougnJ vi
j, ,,,so thcrc are many energetic boys aug
Ce.It' MO are not content io Zoe lA,e, auu
tns are others of both scToS VINO Hr'
no, believe there are a greater NUMB,
l9u' Who actually work harder man
OF pof Now this does not apply TO lnui-
grlss, for have seen girls who ava moe
NluIa tban ,her big brothers. but nave
woIh Ion girls who depended or org pI
also hrotbers for everything that really
sulhl Ia work. believe, Hs a genera Iuly,
[ Ls work hardest and an, girl ana nor
boys nnc / hope Ida Marie baneI' |,
q KY vour suggestion n very sooh one, !
think yUrI times been surprised 70 see nov nov
have mS"S some people are % ne piT Ta
ignoranl 81" that surround them roo
plants .hov consider such knowledge Oh ~
often Inc' our every day observations al
lie yaiue and carefully made, are spieSn al,,.
/ closely an i'm botany, geology, &c. Gon nl,
lessons Roscoe Romano your nlte Pc
AGAIN t,,.atfv Bertha Sternberg your '5 HAN,
i was IreS'iI Interesting write oftensr ! mop
Vas Eer f,emis viii get has char lot ! H t
z M Milan Xmas TO Mrs. Foster IN mnu p Sm
: Haps.
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Noulton. Texas Dear HappyhammeI
Mia Hans Here I come again after W
l,ss1ce Of eight months. 'Happy Hal,ic;
"sffOcr" aud others, come again ana nr.p
~. brighten the page with yonnr, inierGS',i, ,5
l.l,, 5,rort he boys or the sirls?' cast
mos mo vote T"' Tor the boys WHY Because tne
my nave 10 do All the work out of doors
While tho girls can stay In the house a'lIi
w, ijqb+ work Welt, IFaps. Christmas WI.
/ onor he here again and gladden. manS
6 hnarts You can hear the little children
| taik about dear old Santa Claus ALREADY ,
| "a hurry and send tn yonr nlckels am
dimneS Milan Bemis on Christmas Wei,
mi ring IN ny wishing all the Haps an
NIrs Foster merry christmas ana nap
! ny Ne" Theresa Elster,
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Jasper Texas. IN Be NI in Tor
please open t .4sv ao9f out apu Of doors have
an tired Srea but 3s.rt tor NJ e aSq
that / have no thev are making too
hear well s,.sTWho does the most work,
R lhs aIi te b, h, Ssy work No that p 5e r
should think ~ d. she must FIRST cverv
does before ret breakfast wash the me s soasa
! and then II rs ~ sbe has to 20 to the gar.
/ When that II ,bn vegetables, wash them ana
e es 1Ra he e. s sore 'P%S d 1@S d
/ or three hours orTed she Is going to aud
eg ssstt 9fieF mix and sycFgb9 h.: 6at Tass
needed, and ~. The house Then shf
dishes and sM,,ire 10 make nice dress foi
n ss, ns sf n %Es "a ard fGS
, coming home. .inv away and get ne
must pa pat F ne' When she has enis6ed rd IN
Bss to s'p mt d The milk w Ssi soup supper
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prookeIapd. Tcxas-Dcor Hnppyhammers'
rnre come rapping to get out Of the sn[0W,
If I'm has been showing all morning h og
70 see the snow, but dislike to think and %,
u r 81 IKE TO make ice cream when II
AoISrs II showed harder than ever saw
Il tGis morning. Wake up all Of yoHn go9ta 90
dfegH'S.Sa drnorns | have been reading
T rel. old an page this morning, Ny papa has
our p, ~ beaumont 10 court. lie has been
/ ssCne two weeks and over. we feei NSl5
/ ioheCs,3nnd IA the postoffce while he Is here
t S3,,' ISsb no e. gone my sister attends TO u
am am ii years old and VIII be Il N J drn,
i Our NE denot two water mills, on
st .oro mill and about City dwelling, houses
/ Win l"N0 Clara Cakey.
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Gollad, Texas Dear HappyhommorS, !
am a little girl 10 years old, ana am gong
70 Iost Pond SCHOOL / ride horsehach to
scbeoi every morning have a sister .
wears old aud n little brother only :
can cook, churn. wash dishes aud help
IL" NINA Maud Pittman
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wichita Falls, TeEas-p( e1 aaP bc geFy
nlcis; r,itb ne Hnps ! will inst ST. do%n
pp,aa I'm You one that VIII give you tp
wv 'roa, y sli over and make the coid Nv Is
grn down Your back Eoy nlen fioi biG
! II ~ dorl and cloudy all day, pnt Wuph
ieft s,4,ooi thick fqf oI gha 'ri' had 1 some
5 psE to walk but was n"i no ~ I'D ,h
HIs 5e., ,,rsrsv / set out at rapld pact sSu
rls' n,"ns,ired half the distance! b9t nv
fos peeaH TO ron ap tucker cd s"G aw i5eA Sud.
NV surroundings became very w a,
@on,ili,r End it gradually oIwhen gPoN srst
!hnt''fi lttHt he lost So teos tne nrs,
lonN shclier from the drizzing Iaih sS ~ J
, ssH nov, set In soon came IN SIN, W a
f,r,, Iopse. which proved to pc a irF baG \
arm ln, rcimded 10 stay al night ana naa
q W. morning the roads were W., auT'
. ,,nddy rom the rain during me nu1Ss,,a,
r ni"s stilI dark aud foggS. M,n,n,sa,
= w ad the " river ] wss not suIpr ls 4
~ ana e. hank full I was bonno U siar
= scboo, however, so 7 fofmnlateo ~
!, Nv w9 oIloatbine after me, splashsd into N
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Goliad, Texas Dear Happyhammers'
live about ten miles south Of Gqliad on %
farm, NV papa raises hogs and cattle
our hogs are in good condition, but We
wont have any 10 sell Wen, Hans, as
this Is my FIRST letter I will close with love
to Mrs Foster and Haps ! remain a true
Han. Robert Lee Prescott
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Hunulst ,SIsh YOU ali aud Mrs. F usust on n
m We,sy christmas, Papa went !, 70 nayns
iast yorday aud guess be ss,as - lodge,
NICE ,d time He went 70 me ero Meso one Of NY
j received nice pre ae Of pecans that he
5tssd on his place Little Pet Pet SSoS
S uests ago aud she can 50 ABOUT - ~
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1,s,or Texas.-Dear Happyhamme enc
JaspTr little bow 10 years old live ~ and md
enjoy reading ir very mnf 6c i5 9S' Of 4
ysmeer1 i've viii tell You about our YS9 aT
Of of yeariings. aud my iitiie and back
q Grady, work them to the me ned Hans ans and
sometimes With love 70 Wy y Graham,
Mrs. Foster. Prentice
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Houston Heights, 'rexas--Dear Happy
hammers: | would like to become mem
her of fhe Happyhammer club My papa
takes The Post and ! am very much inter
ested in the Haps page I am p years o'R
and am in the nth grade. have a pet
clifford =. Butter.
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Golad, Texas. -Dear Happyhammers;
go to Lost Pond school. ! have twenty-hF,
playmatcs, also two cows, a pony an,
saddle | ride to school every day. / tain
aud attend to my horses aud cows VIII
love to The Post and Happyhammers you
friend, waiter bunu4eA'
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Miguel Texns.-Dear Mrs Foster.
PLEASE enroll me on the Hoppyhammcrs
page. Mry birthday was ON Inc ISth "l
Enyomber. | Was IL years old. We i've
f,ur miles from the little village Of Miguel
II has two stores and postofhcc aud GIN
A new Hap, Mama A''
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over She washes the diehss then Eoee g
The mouse and axes the beds, and V y
bcdtime The some thing happens seven
daVs in week where boz works I'VE
evs I'M tho same week But he must have
SATURDAY. evening Tor hunting birds and
squirrels. aud sunday he must have Q gooa
horse 70 ride 70 church Then anotner 20.
vim got him To 40 home with him, but
WHO n going TO got dinuer for hlml kh9
hov's sister. ~ course Well I think
have said enough nholt shat girl docs
NJ / mpst stop Mrs Foster please put
tho waste basket behind tic door A.woii,d'
iite.to.bo HIM "Firhuster."
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INIT Inc greatest Of the great men
Is ihe n''i Irn u,"'"' ~ Addie Boyd
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Golad, Texas-Dcar Happyhammers. ~
has certainly rsined The grass Is green
aud pretty. I helped papa brand we
branded about ninety-hyc head. | nave q
horse and saddle. ! can rope cattle ana
horses on NV pony. He is about I'VE feet
high and is black. ! like to stay on TIC
ranch an the time because ! get to roe roe
with papa ] surely do have good I'm,
on The ranch. ! am going to schoGl now
We have twenty four scholars In oul
school ! live three miles from the school
Goliad Is our nearest postofdce. 4 cyclon,
visited our town last June and killed man
people. Love tn Mrs. Foster ana an th
Haps. true Hap, Charile ilcs-o'''
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e,e Has been dead for ten years ana M, NY
Pa nee 4 Is taking care Of he takes IPg
much mel have two pet cats thelr Of ~ ' Vol
are iG I'M u tn nick cotton? do, for one.
laps i Sunday school and enjoy going very ns
5nuc6. With much love 10 all the maps nav
Mrs Foster ne" Rosa Elma Orr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
VIRTUES or THE ONION.

Itis with the onion as with the lemon. Its devotees regard t ss . panaces for a good many ills and as a preventive of many of the disorders to which aesh Is heir.
 The onion is really Q very ordinary vegetable. but there is one point which distinguishes 1t. and that is the some what high percentage of sulphur it contains. Possibly the virtues ascribed to it depend on the presence of this element.
 Like the lemon. the onion may lay claim to antiscorbutic properties that is. to qualities which render it a preventive of scurvy. Its mineral constituents include a proportion of potash salts, and probably its anti scorbutic qualities depend upon these latter compounds.
 The onion is doubtless c healthful enough vegetable, but its supposed sleep-producing powers are said to be mythical. The virtue of onion juice as remedy for the stings and wasp at tacks is conceded. In the cottager's repertoire of "irst-aid" expedients, onion juice. rubbed on the sting, rep resents the ammonia of a more ad- vanced stage of domestic medicine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
EXCAVATIONS or NOTED MEN.

Gibbon, the historian, relieved the tedium of his labors Sy absolute idleness.
 Chatterton had . passion, amount ing to a mania. for studying old manuscripts.
 Martin Luther heartily enjoyed s game of nine-pins, and John Calvin threw dice with zest.
 Richter divided his leisure about equally between a white spider, . tame mouse and a squirrel.
 The author of An Elegy in . Country Church Yard" esteemed 1t the acme of happiness to lie on . sofa and read novels.
 -Rossini, when not engaged upon musical compositions, manufactured macarohi. and achieved great sue cess in that direction.
 Razzi; a dis; ;faguisned pupil of the renowned Florcntihe painter. Andrea del Ssrto. Sled his studio with ani- nals until it resembled s. menagerie.
 Oliver Cromwell, that stern old Puritan. whenever he found sh op- portunity to stio so, had A game of "blind-u,an's buh' with his children.
 Cardinal Riche!ieu frequently neg lected his ministerial duties that he might have a frolic with his cats and kittens, of which he had . large col- lection.
 Mme de Naiutenou. who for 90 years was queen of the French court under Louis XVI, passed her leisure moments in ministering to the wants of the poor and needy.
 Edgar A. Poe, the brilliant Ameri- can writer, discovered ineIpressible satisfaction In wandering through graveyards. And the same- is said to be true of witty and genial Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16

U. s. Land Office, Prescott. Arizona,
 February 9th, 1902. Notice is hereby given that John Lawler and William Waters whose postOffice address is Prescott, Arizona. have made application for U. :. Mineral Patent for the Mountain Spring lode mining claim of l5OO linear feet, with surface ground 600 feet in width, bearing gold. silver and lead, situate in Eureka mining district. Yavapai county. Arizona. and described on the plat, and by the field notes on file in this office as fol- lows:
 Var. IA deg. E. Beginning at cor. No. 1 identical with cor. of the location, horn- bIende schist rock l4x5 ins "A ins set ins in ground and chiseled I'M 1886. with a mound sOf stone II feet base and fit high alongside, whence U.S.L-M. M. No. |. Eureka mining district bears 49 deg, 55 min " 4941 it. and juniper tree, z7< it in diam scribed R I'M : 1596, bears s 51 deg 57 min E, 11s it; thence N s3 deg min E 300 it to north center end, and 6UO 1t to cor No ?: thence : deg 55 min E 15OO it to cor No 3: thence 63 deg min W 300 it to South center end and 600 it to cor No I; thence N 6 deg 55 min W 15OO 1t to cor No l. the place of beginning survey of exterior boundaries. containing 2O.66 acres. The notice of location of the Mountain Spring" lode is recorded at pages 321 and 322. book 31. mining records of county re- eorder of Yavapai county. Arizona.
 This claim is located in Eureka mining district. Yavapai county. Arizona. on un- surveyed public land in what would be ap- proximately. if surveyed, Sec 34 T l5 N, R 9W, G & : R meridian.
 Adjoining claims are the O. K. lode on the north (unsurveyedl Whistling Dick lode (unsurveyed) on the east: U. $. public land on the south, and Billy's Wonder lode (un- surveyed) on the west.
 The course and length of the vein-is from the N c. E. to the :. c. E.. 1900 it.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground or any portion thereof SO described surveyed. platted, and applied for. are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are duly filed with the regis ter of the land office during the sixty days of publication thereof, they will be barred by virtue of the statutes in such cases pro- vided.
 FRIEDRICH A. TRITLE JR-
 Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
First pub. Feb. 12.
Application for Patent
U. s. Land Office, Prescott, Ariz. !
 Feb. 6th19O2.

U. .. Land Offlce- Prescott, ArlZ.
 Feb. 6th1902.
 Mineral Survey No. I1594.
 Notice is hereby given that John Lawler, Ed Wells, whose pOstofice address is Pres colt. Arizona. and Ed M Blake, whose post office address is Bisbee. Arizona. have made application for U. $. mineral patent for the .'GoOdenOugh" lode mining claim for 150O linear feet. with surface ground 800 feet in width, bearing gold. silver and lead situate in Eureka mining district, Yavapai county, Arizona. and described on the plat, and by the field notes on file in the office as fol- lows:
 Var 14 deg E. Beginning at cor No l.. identical with cor of the location, a round malapai bOlder in place 24x28x12 ins above ground chiseled a cross (A) at exact cor ners point and 1-G-1594 with a mound of stones IL fit base, 3 feet high alongside, whence U. $. NJ. M. No Eureka mining district bears N 43 deg 35 min E 5645 fit and a granite boulder Sin in in above ground chiseled BRG-l-1594 bears N B deg 90 min W 2.6 fit: thence N 65 deg. @ min W 300 fit to north center end, and 6O0ft to cor No 2: thence s 24 deg 31 min W 150O it to cor No B.; thence : 65 deg g min E 300 fit to south center end. and 600 it to cor No 4 thence N 24 deg 31min E 1500 it to cor No 1, the place of beginning survey of exterior boundaries, containing 20.66 acres.
 ne UT AOCdltOu Ol NAlC OOO0- enough lode is recorded at page 425, Book 22, Mining Records of County Recorder of Yavapai county, Arizona.
 The claim is located on unsurveyed public land in what would be approximately. if surveyed. sec 10, T 15. \ R 9 W. G & s R. Meridian.
 Adjoining claims are the Ajax lode on the north (unsurveyed) [. :. public lands on the south and other two sides.
 The course and length of the veinis from the N c to the $ c E 1900 feet.
 Any and all persons claiming adversly the mining ground, vein. premises, or any DOT ton thereof so described, surveyed, platted and applied for are hereby notified that un- less their adverse claims are duly filed with the register of this land office during the sixty days of publication thereof, they will be barred by virtue of the statutes in such cases provided.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, Jr.-
 Register.