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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-22

Hugh Berry is again on the Sioux
Falls branch day passenger run.
Miss Mamie Smallwood left We'd
nesday for short visit with friends
in Mankato.
Miss Arlouine Loveless returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Lake Wilson and Shetek.
Miss Stella Mosher returned from
Allen, Neb., where she has been
spending her summer vacation with
her sister.
Miss Nettie Fitch has accepted
position in the Republican Office at
Mitchell, S. D. and left for that
place Wednesday afternoon.
One of the neatest and prethest
surprise parties was given Tuesday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Hubbard in honor of their
guest Mrs. Lou Hecox of Barr on,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Hecox was a
resident of this city for number Of
years and has host of friends here
in Worthington who presented her
with a handsome gold ring az a
keepsake. Refreshments were
served and many expressions Of a
long and useful life were heard for
Mrs. Hecox in her far away home.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-22

this county. E. J. Wolven.
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Rev. Erickson returned home
Friday. =, IVY. .rE!#
j. Kendall of st. Paul was in
the city Friday. sc.
Frank Hickman and wife return
ed from Sibley Friday. ~
Mrs. r. Schultz returned home
from Brewster Friday. t&
Mrs. John Blair left Friday morn
ing for her home in St. Paul &$
Mrs. Spafford and daughter Of
Ewington was in town Friday. Ill.,
Mrs. Fred Smith returned Friday
from a visit with relatives at Sibley.
Mrs. J. H. James left Thursday
night for short visit with friends
at Adrian.
Mrs. Winsor and son. Frank, OF
Mitchell, were the guests of Mrs.
Rev Friday. (
Arthur Kato of Chicago is now
employed in William Jones tailor
shop in this city. i
The friend Of Mrs. Stevens will
be pleasel to know that she is
steadily improving.
Tommy Palmer sold piano to
Dick Long, living three miles south
of town. Friday last.
Miss Maud Wolf of Lake6eld was
in the city Wednesday on her way
to St. Paul Thursday.
Geo. Eggleston leaves next Mon
day for Hancock county where he
will do some breaking.
Mrs. Woodmansy and two children
of Marsahltown, a., are the guests
of Mrs. Chas. Schecter. !,
The Misses Cora and Addie Pain
left for Lyons, Neb., Friday for a
visit with their brother.
Miss Richie Maxwell left Friday
for St. Paul to lay in a supply of
winter stock of millinery goods.
The depot at Sibley has been
thoroughly removed and remodeled
and is now ready to be used by the
Miss Florence Maxwell left Friday
for St. Paul where she will enter
three years course in the hospital
as trained nurse. r
Miss Ellenor Wood returned to
her home at Mankato after three
weeks visit at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. John. Humiston.
The damp weather Of the past few
days has put quietus to sidewalk
Perhaps this accounts for
the look of gloom on the face of the
Cutler boys.
Mrs. APPEL had carpenters at work !
Monday and Tuesday re-shinging
and building new porches on her
dwelling, occupied by Mr.. johnson,
on 9th street.
The yield of barley and oats in
this section of the state is reported
as the largest for years. Wheat is
below the average, but corn in most
cases is excellent. 4
J. w. Kilmer was arrested Thurs
day evening by Marshal Roshon on
the charge of assault before Justice
Dow and sent to the county
Jail for 80 days.
For Sale-One good work mare
and two mich COWS. Also one good
bull, two years old and
one sulky plow. Apply to Nelson
Scott, section Is, Ransom township.
Mrs a. E. Torrance received the
sad intelligence Friday morning
that Mrs. DIR. Walker was in a
serious condition that the doctor
had given up all hopes Of saving
her life. This will certainly be sad
news to their many friends in this
city.
Jno. James sold his entire thresh-
ing outfit to Sharp Bro. residing
north of town, this week. John will
the runbing of the rig
through the coming season. At
present they are threshing several
miles north of town, but expect to |
pull south the latter part of the
week and thresh over the same
territory heretofore covered by this
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-22

his two brothers two miles north
|of town.
n Willard Crever of the Jackson
County Times of Heron Lake, spent
Sunday in this city.
p.. Miss Tilla Shanahan left Wednes-
day for a visit at the home of her
parents in Madison Lake.
William Jones, the merchant tail
or lett Saturday evening for a short
visit with his family at Cherokee
Iowa.
Mrs. K. Denis of Pekin, ILL.,, was
in the city Monday attending the
funeral services of Mrs. Martha
Thompson.
Joe Arbes, the clerk in Morland g
drug store, is taking few days rest
and recreation with friends in New
Ulm this week.
E. A. Thompson and wife of Pc
kin, ILL.,, was in the city this week
attending the funeral of Mrs. Mar
tina Thompson.
Mrs. H. c. Franck returned from
Portage, Wisconsin last Saturday
evening where she visited friends a
short time last week.
Mrs. Fred Hurd and family re-
turned from Minneapolis, Saturday
afternoon, from a pleasant visit at
the home of her parents.
J. Mcdonald, the Worthington
real estate man, passed thorough
town Wednesday on his way to
Currie. -Kimbrae Herald.
Harry Stowell, engineer on the
Omaha road and his daughter, Miss
Myrtle, left Monday morning for
Chicago to visit friends and rela-
tives.
c. Murdcock recently purchased
the north west quarter of section 80
in Lorain township at $50 per acre,
through Darling and Staubus land
agency.
Geo. Bulls will soon have his
new house ready to move into.-
John Sulbum is up from Worthing-
ton on a visit with the Sterlings.-
Pillager Post.
Raymond Peterson was appointed
recorder at the last meeting of the
council, J. L. Harten resigning, but
up to date he has not decided to &C.
cept.-Pillager Post.
Died-On Saturday Aug. Is at the
home of Mrs. Thos. Hutton, Mrs.
Martha Thompson, aged 81 years.
The funeral services were held in
the NJ. E. church in this city Mon
day morning, Rev. Thos. Hambly
officiating.
Miss HAZEL Stevens went to
Worthington Friday to visit with
friends for a few days. --Rev.
Thos. Hambly, pastor Of the M. E.
church If Worthington, and Rev. J.
H. Van Camp, of Heron Lake, were
guests of Rev. c. A. Anderson yes
terday. -Luverne Herald.
Barlow Thurber, while riding
horse back, returning home from
taking the family cow to pasture, in
company with Lee Runyon, became
over balanced and fell heavily to the
ground on the Park, and was badly
he finally recovered and
walked home. M. E. Lawton,
CHANGED to be near him aud went to
his assistance.
Rev. and Mrs. Us. Pinney will de-
part on Monday next for Hutchin-
son, MIMI, where they will make
their future home. Their daughter,
Miss Pinney, who taught at Wor-
Ellington last year, will teach at
Hutchinson and it is on this &C.
count that her parents will locate
there. The best wishes of many
Mankato friends accompany Rev.
and Mrs. Pinney to their new home.
.Mankato Daily Review.
Prof. G. s. Jones was down from
the county seat Monday.--J. c.
Thomson went up to the county
seat on village business on Monday.
Viola Elliott has entered
upon her duties as assistant in the
,>oo+oAG11 T1xr1o Tl~r:,>@, 4ooo,>o~o
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-22
For Sale.

WILL sell or trade clear title
" lands in Dakota and Kansas,
and money to loan on real estate In.
this county. f. j. Wolven. n
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description Of "Silyer Top Lode Claim.

Beginning at Corner No. l. a basalt stone q by
10 by 10 inches set eighteen inches Ia the ground.
chiseled Y Lane, identical with the Southeast
corner Of the location point on stone identical
with corner point No. s. Survey No. 9O3. Stone
Cabin Lode, whence the Southeast corner OF
Section as Township 3 North Range ~ East ".
D. NJ. bears South 80 IL East 1859 feet; thence
North 50 s. West along line So Survey No sE5
1877 feet to Corner No. 3. basalt stone "a By
10 by inches set eighteen inches in the ground,
ehiseled Y sane, whence the Southwest corner
Of the location bears South g. 40 East 1919 feet;
thence north g. 40 West 49, feet to Corner No
a basalt stone "a by by s inches set eighteen
inches in the ground chseled Y 4-alI2 whence
the Northwest corner Of the location bears
North ll7 West 2a1 feet; thence North 75o l6
East d2. feet to Corner No ), a basalt stone -
By 10 by 5 inches set eighteen Inches In the
ground chseled 5-a0i2; thence South So a.
East s23 feet to Corner No, 8, a basalt stone y
BY 10 BY 5 inches set eighteen inches IN the
ground. chiseled 6-a0l2, whence the Northeast
corner Of the location bears North g. ~ West
S52. 5 feet thence South O. AZ East 2415 feet TO
Corner No. l. the place OF beginning. The mag.
netic variation at all corners OF the claim is 10
So East, containing 1919 acres
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description Of the Desert Queen" Claim.

Beginning at Corner No !, a basalt stone
"a by : by inches set eighteen inches in the
ground chiseled x l-sOla, Identical with the
Southeast corner uf the lOcat on. whence the
Southeast corner Of Section IS, Township g.
North Range i2 East NJ d. NJ. bears South p ~
West 1876 feet thence North Si' ~ West 1850
feet to Corner No. ? a basait stone q by 10 by :
inches set eighteen inches in the ground, chis
eled y 2-1l2. Identical with the Southwest cor
neT Of the location; thence North 81 East 3 q
feet to Corner No. g. a drill.hoie one Inch in
diameter twelve inches deep in solid rock in
which a wooden plug is driven over which is
set pine post ~ feet long six inches square
scribed SsUl2 identical with the point and West
end center OF the location. whence the North
west corner OF the location bears North So 81
East rs feet; thence North s32 80 East 1916
feet to Corner No 4, a baSalt stone "a by 10 by
inches set eighteen inches in the ground, CHS
eled Y l-aD2 identical with Corner No. 3 OF the
"Mizpah" Lode claim; thence South So ~ East
Ass feet 70 Corner No 5, a basllt stone q by 10
by inches set eighteen inches in the ground
chiseled X 5-90l2, Identical with the Northeast
corner Of the location. thence South 50 81 West
59Lg feet TO Corner No I, the place Of beginning.
The magnetic variation Of all the corners OF the
claim is l6o So East, containing Is 81 acres.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
FOR
p ATENT
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CAHSoN CITY, NEVADA
March ~, lSE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Y Tunupah Mining Company Of Nevada, by
T L. Oddie. its attorney in fact, whose
post-office address is Butler City. Nye County,
State Of Nevada. has this day flied the appliea-
fion Of said TOnopah Mining Company OF New
ada. q corpora ton organized and existing under
and By virtue u the laws OF the State Of Della
ware for "a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
n the Red Plume mine or vein bearing gold
and silver with surface ground six hundred feet
in width. and also for fifteen hundred linear feet
Of she Sand Grass" mine or vein bearing gold
and silver with surface ground six hundred feet
Ia width. and also for fifteen hundred linear
feet Of the blackboard mine or vein bearing
gold and silver with surface ground six hun
dred feet in width and also for l2Ns linear feet
Of the BurrO' mine or vein bearing gold and
silver. with surface ground 5i2 teet In width
and also for 1871 linear feet OF the Silver Top
mine or vein bearing gold and silver. with sur
face ground SO feet In width, and also for l47e
linear feet OF the Valley View mine or vein
bessing gold and silver, with surface ground
six hundred feet in width, and also for fifteen
hundred linear feet Of the desert Queen mine
ar vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground 59l feet in width and also for fifteen
hundred linear feet Of the "Mizpah mine or
vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground an feet 10 width all Of said eight claims
being situated in the Tuunpah Miring District.
County Of NYe and State Of Nevada, and desig.
mated by the field notes and Official plat on file in
this Office as Lot No, 1912. In Township g. North
Range q East NJ d B & NJ said Lot No. 2ll2
aud said mining claims being described as fol
lows, 10 wit:
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description Of the "BurrO" Claim.

Beginning at Corner No. l. a baSalt stone "a
by 10 by inches set eighteen inches in the
ground chiSeled X l-all2 identical with the
Southeast corner of the location, whence the
Southeast corner of Section 81 Township
North Range ~ East NJ. ID. NJ. bears South 40
~ East elias feet; thence South l5o 49, West 1879
feet and e Of foot TO Corner No. ., a basalt
stone ~ by by inches. set eighteen inches in
the ground, ohiseled 220l2 identical with the
Southwest corner Of the location thence North
- 81 East 542.l feet to Corner No. g. a baSalt
stone "a by ~ by 10 inches set twentyfour inches
in the ground, chiseled Y 320l2, identical with
the Northwest corner OF the original location
with Corner No. 4 OF the "Buckboard' lode;
thence North $50 2y East 1l7S3 feet TO Corner
No L. a drll-hole one inch in diameter twelve
inches deep. in which wooden plug is driven,
Identical with point OF an east end center lOca-
tion over which is set pine post AZ feet long
q inches square scribed i-20l2, whence the
Northeast corner Of the location bears North 50
81 East 1868 feet; thence South 80 81 West 800
feet 10 Corner No. and place Of beginning. The
magnetic variation Of all the corners Of the
claim is 1852 So East, containing ll.A acres.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description Of the valley View" Claim.

Beginning at Corner No. !, a granite stone 81
By 10 by I inches set twelve inches in the
ground chseled X l-5Jl2, Identical with the
Southeast corner Of the location, with Corner
No. l. Survey No 3blg McCullOch Lode whence
the Southeast corner OF Section s. Township g.
North Range 43 East NJ. D. NJ, bears South $50
05 East 1870 feet thence North 70 Sg East i73
feet; to Corner No :, a granite stone - by 10 By
inches set eighteen inches In the ground, CHS
eled Y 2-aul3 Identical with corner point No. ..
Survey No 2E6, whence the Northeast corner Of
the location bears North II ~ East 1859 feet.
thence North sg2 So West 1853 feet 70 Corner
No. 4. a basalt stone "A by ~ by I inches set
eighteen inches in the ground, cEiseled y s-5il2
identical with Corner No. 3 Of the silver Top
Lode; thence North 60 ~ West lss feet TO Corner
No 3 basalt stone q by by inches set
eighteen inches in the ground. chiseled X 5-3Al3
identical with Corner No. I Of the Silver Top
Claim; thence South 75o l6 West 536 feet to
Corner No G. a bdsalt stone "a by ) by inches
set eighteen inches In the ground, chisaled X
6--UI2. Northwest corner OF the location ObliI-
Grated. whence the identification OF the same
bears North 75o iG East 263.y feet; thence South
70 81 West $50. feet to Corner No z, "a baSalt
stone "a by by inches set eighteen inches n
the ground. chlseled X 7.3Dl2, Identical with the
the Southwest corner OF the location; thence
South Sp ~ East l47s feet 70 Corner No and
place Of beginning The magnetic variation at
all the corners Of the claim is l6o and So East
l4.0 acres.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description Of the Blackboard" Claim.

Beginning at Corner No. / baSalt stone q
by 10 by ~ inches set eighteen inches in the
ground. chiseled Y i-20l2 Identical with the
Northeast corner o. the location, whence the
quarter section corner on the North boundary Of
Section 81. Township No. g. North Range No
y East NJ D. s NJ bears North l6o o.
West 2ai0 feet thence North s30 S. West I5n
feet to Corner No. 3 a basalt stone "a by IL by
inches set eighteen inches In the ground CHS
eled Y 22ll2, whence the Northwest corner Of
the location bears North s39 So West 27.7 feet (:
thence South s. o. East Gn feet 10 Corner
No 3, basalt stone % BIS by E inches set
eighteen inches IN the ground chiseled 32nl2
whence the Southwest corner Of the location
hears North $50 ~ West 25.5 feet: thence South
so So East 73l i feet to Corner No T. q hagalt
stone - by II by 10 inches set twentyfour inches
in the ground, chiseled X +3ll2. identical with
the side corner Of the location whence the
Southeast corner Of Main and eddie streets in
the town Of TOnOpah bears South 100 AZ East
'8.9 feet; thence North $50 81 East 754.l feet to
Corner No. g. baSalt stone q by by inches
set eighteen inches 10 the ground chispled
5-2ll2, whence the Southeast corner Of the
location bears South 50 o. East 1893 feet.
whence the Southeast corner of Section s.
Township 3, North Range ~ East bears South
tS' SO East efIg feet. thence North So o. West
470i feet TO Corner No and place of beginning.
The magnetic variation at all the corners OF the
claim is 1852 5% East, containing 1918 acres
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description of Red Plume Claim.

Beginning at Corner No. / a basalt stone 81 hy
10 by inches set eighteen inches in the ground,
chiseled l29l2 identical with the northwest
corner Of the location whence the Northwest
corner Of Section 3d. Township g. North Range
q East bears North SO ~ West 2374 feet.
thence South 1s7 49, West so feet 10 Corner No.
hasalt stone y By 10 by inches set sixteen
inches ia the ground chiseled Y 2-a12, identical
with the Southwest corner Of the location
thence South re IL East 1928 feet to Corner
No g. baSalt stone - by 10 by 10 inches set
eighteen inches IN the ground, chseled Y 3-20l2
thence South s32 - East as feet TO Corner No
g. a hassli stone "a by 10 by inchoS set eighteen
inches in the ground. chiseled y +all2, whence
the Southeast corner of the location hears South
ls9 AZ West tHi.i feet: thence North ls2 ~ East
f93A feet 10 Corner No , q baSali stone "a by 10
by inches set eighteen inches in the ground
rhiseled 3ll2. Identical with the Northeast
corner Of the location; thence North 10 n West
l5ufeet 10 Corner 20 / the place Of beginning
The magnetic variation az all corners of the
claim is l6' So East containing ~ l4-lUO acres
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description Of the Sand Grass" Claim.

Beginning at Corner No. l. a basalt stone "a
by by 5 inches set eighteen inches in the
ground, chiSeled Y l-S0i2. whence the Northwest
corner Of the local ion bears North Gp 81 West
70 feet, whence the Northwest corner Of Section
81 Township 3 North Range a East NJ. D. b &
NJ bears North ~ ~ West l22g feet; thence
South lS2 80 West G1 feet 10 Corner No ?
hssalt stone q by 10 by inches set eighteen
inches in the ground chiseled 2fnl4 Whence
the Southwest corner OF the location bears North
~ 81 West 1879 feet; thence South 6Op 81 East
i5Bfeet 10 Corner No 3, basalt stone "a by y by
10 inches set eighteen inches in the ground chis-
eled 33ll2, Identical with the Southeast cor
ner Of the location: thence North le7 49, East
six hundred feet 70 Corner No 4, a basalt stone
p BY W 10y 10 inches set eighteen inches In the
ground, chiseled i-20l2 identical with the
NOrfheast corner 81 the location thence North
~ 81 West 1850 feet TO Corner No. /. the place
of beginning The magnetic variation at all
corners OF the claim is 1872 So East, containing
- % acres.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
Description OF the "Mizpah" Claim.

Beginning at Corner No l. basalt stone 2 by
10 by 10 inches set eighteen inches ia the ground
chiseled Y l-5li2 Identical with the Northwest
corner Of the location and with Corner No | Of
the blackboard Claim, whence the quarter
section coruer on the North boundary Of Section
IS. Township 8 North Range AZ East NJ. D. n
bears North To- ~ West zgIu feet; thence North
50 So East $500 feet 70 Corner No. :, pOrphyry
stone "A by 10 by s inches set eighteen inches in
the ground chlSeled 2-all2, identical with the
Northeast corner OF the location; thence South
81 .U7' East i56 feet 70 Corner No g. porphyry
stone "A by 10 by inches set eighteen inches in
the ground, chiseled 3-aDl2 Identical with Cor
ner No. Of the Desert Queen Claim, whence
the Southeast corner Of the location bears South
s. o. East 1888 feet; thence South So ~ West
l76 feet to Corner No. 4, a drill hole one inch in
diameter twelve inches deep in solid rock in
which wooden plug is driven over which is set
pine post ~ feet long six inches square
scribed iAl2 identical with Corners "a Of the
Desert Queen and "Burto" claims; thence
South So ~ West 424.2 feet to Corner No 5 a
basait stone q by by inches set eighteen
inches in the ground, chiseied X 5 3Ul2 whence
the Southeast corner Of the location bears South
50 OF East 1898 feet, whence the Southeast cor.
ner Of Section 81 bears South i3o So East a5g
feet; thence South 81 " West 40 feet 70 Cor.
ner No. /, the place OF beginning. The magnetic
variation at all the corners Of the claim is lGo
81 East, containing 1921 acres.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
A
Application
PATEN t
T. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CAHsoN CRY. NEVADA
Junp I l.Fig

NOTICE j. hereby given hat the TuuUpah
Y Extension Milling aud MiuuR tumUuH4
by James J MIguillan its attorary Ia fac
whose pUst-uftire address is Butler CITY Nye
County. state Of Nevada has tins day hlrd an
application Of said ToG0pah Extension VI and
NJ Co q eOrporatitu Organized and existing
under and Jy virtue Of the laws Of The STATE u1
Nevada fpr B. pateut for fifteen huudrri N.Afp
linear feet u the West End mine or vein bearing
gold aud silver with surface ground six huuIrt,l
,buJ feet Ia wtulh. said claim being situated
la TuuOpah Mining District County Of Nfe
and State u Nevada, and designated By tbs
held notes and Oflicial plat on ME ia this ONCE
as Lot No. sJ}i IN Township North. Range q
East. NJ D - and NJ said Lot No. 92i and
said mining claim being described ~ follows
A Wit,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28

The exterior boundary lines Of the survey No
5ll2 embracing all Of said eight mining claims
hereinbeiOfe described, are as follows;
Beginning at Corner No ! Of the "Mzpah"
Lode Claim, thence North So So East 1870 feet
TO Corner No ,; thence South 50 o. East 456 ,
feet to Corner No 3. the same being Corner No
I Of the Desert Queen Claim: thence South 50
~ East HAS feet to Corner No. 5. thence South
By 81 West 5gu9 feet to Corner No / Of the
Desert Queen" Claim; thence North NJ ~
West 6l6.g feet to Corner No. 6 Of the Silver
Top Claim; thence South g. ~ East 9i75 feet
70 Corner No. Of the silver Top" Lode thence
North - 55 West 5il.s feet TO Corner No Of
the valley View Claim; thence South 10 3g
West 4731 feet to Corner No ! Of the Valley
View" Claim; thence North $50 ~ West 1853
feet to Corner No Of the VALLEY View" Claim.
thence North 70 3g East TO Corner No 9 Of the
Valley View" Claim Of Survey aDl2 387 feet:
thence South 75o ~ West 81 feet 10 Corner No
Of the Burro Claim; thence North - 81 East
9l2.l feet to Corner No. Of the "Buckboard''
Claim, the same being Corner No 3 Of "BurrU't
Claim; thence North $40 81 west 73l feet to
Corner No. Of the Blackboard" Claim: thence
North D or West BUfeet to Corner No. 2 OF the
blackboard" Claim: thence South $50 81 East
3l2.b feet TO Corner No. 3 Of the Red Plume"
Claim; thence North 10 ~ West 1853 feet to
Corner No, Of the Red Plume" Claim; thence
South lSD 80 West li2.6 feet 10 Corner No Of
the sand Grass Claim; thence North GIo 81
West l5.O feet to Corner No of the sand
Grass Claim; thence North lso i3 East $40 feet
TO Corner No ! Of the Sand Grass" Claim;
thence South 6p 81 East 100 feet to Corner No
I of the Sand Grass" Claim; thence North Iso
43 East ll26 feet to Corner No. | of the Red
Plume Claim; thence South 40 ~ East t5p
feet TO Corner No Of the Red Plume" Claim.
thence South 1870 ~ West 4yg 5 feet to Corner
No Of the Red Plume" Claim: thence South
~ 81 East 72s feet to Corner No. /, the place
of bppinuinp -
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28

The said claims are situated in the North
east, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest quar-
tiers of Section s. and the Southwest quarter
Of Section ~ and the Northeast quarter OF
Section "a. Township g. North Range IL East Nj.
/ ID H. Am 1900 80