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Mining Application No. BOA

Survey No. 17aS.
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Tucson, Arizona March 70, 1908.
 Notice is hereby given that George E. Chit tenden whose post ofilce address Is Washing ton, D C., now temporarily residing at Dud leyvjlle, Arizona, has made application for a patent for l2l5 linear feet Of the Christina, lode mine or vein, bearing gold. silver and copper with surface ground G)O feet in width situated In San Carlos mining district Gna county Arizona and designated by the field notes and plat on file in this office as Survey 1 No. l7j3. as follows
 Beginning at cor No r. Identical with lOca. ! ton the southwest corner, sandstone in l place showing lSxlixl2 in. above ground chs. | eled ll7G3 and x at corner point with mound | of stone alongside whence r. s l.. NJ. No. | i762 brs 30 deg. 10 min. F. 322 ft; discovery monument brs \ 72 deg g min E, 792 it. Thence s s5 deg 70 min. E. lOa5 ft to dry wash l2l5 ft to cor. x O. 2. a sandstone 2Ixi6 x6 in set I2 ID in ground, chiseled 2-l783 and x at corner point with mound Of stone along side, whence original location brs. $. s5 deg 20 min. E. I8s ft Thence ll deg. B min E. 3Ol ft. to F. end center whence location brs.N. 39 deg 80 min r. ll2 ft. 5sJ ft interseCt N side line Cannonball claim at x 52 deg ls min W s2 G. from N E. cor Of claim cog ft. Go cor. NO 8 sandstone 24xI4x6 in set I2 in. in ground chiseled 8-l763 and x at corner point with mound of stone alongside whence loca. tion cor brs. E. II deg 55 min. F. l0s ft Thence S5 deg 70 min W l0i ft intersect x side line Cannonbau claim ut \ Q. deg }s min W ls5 ft fromN F corner: l2i5 ft. to cor. No 4 identical with location sandstone in place showing 2sxIixi2 In, above ground cb'seled l-l763 and x at corner point, with mound Of stone alongside Thence $. n deg 55 min W 30l ft. Co W end center, Identical with location 33O ft intcrsect S side line Caunonbau claim at s. 7G deg F. Ig0 ft. from 8. W corner; 6O2 ft. to cor No l. the place Of beginning.
 Variation at all corners l3 deg. 45 min. E.
 Area. lLU7 acres
 This claim Is located on unsuryeyed land in approximately what would be- f surveyed, sec. Ig, T. IS, R. E., c & B.&M.
 The notice of location ot thIs claim is re- corded in the omcc Of the county recorder Of GIla county Arizona, in book g. Records of Mines. at page i6.
 This clalm eytendsS. s5 deg 20 min E $50 ft from the discovery monument and x s deg 20 min w. GJ5 u therefrom.
 The adjoining claims are the Cannonban on the north, Mike OBucn, claimant Cannon ball and Redbird on the west Mike OBuen. claimant: Iron Cap. Geology and Contact on the south, - - claimant Cannon l ball on the east, Mike OBnen. claimant; an Of which are uusurveyed Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Christmas lode or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims l with the Register Of the Cntted States Land office at Tucson Arizona, during the sixty oays period of publication hereof, or they win be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute. MILTON R. MOORE Register. First publication March a- 1903
Arizona silver belt., 1903-05-21
GEURGE HOLMAN, <.
County Of New York, ss

County Of New ork, Ss.
 On this End day Of April in the year one thousand nine hundred and three. before me, personally came Cleveland II Dodge and George Notman, both to me known and known to me to be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing certificate. and sev- eraly acknowledged that they executed the same FREDERICK T. BULMtR, IsEALI Notary Public lS3, New York County County of New York ss.;
 Cleveland H. Dodge being duly sworn, saith that le resides atNo 70 Park avenue, New York City; that he has read the foregoing certificate subscribed by him and that the same is true 10 his own knowledge
 CLEVELAND Ii. DODGE sworn to before me this End day of April IsEALl 1903 FREDERICK Y. BULMER
 Notary Public, lS3, New York County
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this twenty fourth day Of April one thousand nine hundred and three.
 HORACE c. TENANT. Second Deputy Secretary of State.
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STATE or NEW YORK Omce of Secretary of State Filed and recorded April 8. 1903
 J. B, II MONGIN,
 Deputy Secretary of State
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA


 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
 STATE OF NEW YORK
 By John F. O'Brien, Secretary of State and
 Custodian of the Great Seal thereof
 It is Hereby Certified That Horace G. Ten nant was, on the day of the date Of the an nexed Certificate and Attestatou second Deputy Secretary Of State ot the State Of New York, and duly authorized by the laws of said State to make such Attestaton and Ger tihcate and to perform the duties belonging to the Secretary Of State in making such Attest ation and Certificate, in like manner as said Secretary Of State that the sad Certificate and Attestatl0n dre in due form and executed by the proper officer; that the seal utilyed Co said Certificate and Attestation is the Seal Of of New York that tho Signature thereto of the said Second Deputy Secretary of State is in his own proper handwriting and is genuine; and that full faith and credit may and ought to be given to his onica acts and further that the Secretary Of State is the Custodian of the Certificate Of increase Of Capital Stock 50 certified and attested and Custodian Of the Great Seal of said State hereto anlxed.
 GREAT SEAL Ia. testimony where STATE or NEW YoRKi Of the State is hereunto anixed
 Witness my hand at the city Of Albany, the twenty.fourth day of April, in the ear of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and three.
 JOHN r. O'BRIEN,
 Secretary Of state
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Endorsed )
THE UNITED GLOBE MINES
Certificate of Increase of Capital
 Stock.

Tax for privilege Of increase Of capital Of this corporation SOO under Chapter AS, Laws Of 1901, Paid to State Treasurer before filing.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-05-21

All regular trains are classified on the time table with regard to their priority of right to the track, trains of the first class being su. perior to those of the second and all succeed. ing classes.
 An s0uthbound trains have absolute right of track over all nOrthbound trains of tn same or inferior class.
 Trains Nos. II and l2 make connections Bowie with Southern Pacific trains 19 and 2O for au points East and West, and with stage lines at Globe to Payson, Upper Salt River Valley, Toato Basin, Riverside and the Ray Black Warrior mines.
 Telegraph stations s. Flag station n agent, t.
 All trains carry passengers.
 WM. GARLAND, President. X. Nj. BEAL. Superintendent
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RETAINS Tabules,
 Doctors find
 A good prescription
 For mankind The scent packet is enough for usual occa- siOns The family bottle tG0 centsl contains a supply for year All druggists sell them,
Arizona silver belt., 1903-05-21
STATE OF NEW YORE. u liiice Of the'Secretary of State '

OTNTE T -- Ofice of the'Secretary Of State
 I have compared the preceding with the original Certificate to Increase the Capital Stock of the United Globe Mines, filed and re- corded in this once on the 3rd day Of April 1903 aud do hereby certify the same to be a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole thereof
 Seal of Witness my hand and the seal Secretary of office Ofthe Secretary of [ of State, State, at the City of Albany
Arizona silver belt., 1903-05-21
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet ing of the stockholders of the Pinal Paratbne Oil company will be held at the office of the at the rooms of F. l.. Jones, Broad street, Gl-be, Arizona. on Monday. June l, A. D. 1903, at ? o'clock p. m., for the pur- pose of electing board of directors of said corporation for the ensuing year; and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.
 E, l.. JONES, Secretary.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County Of ella.
 l. W. D. Fisk, County Recorder in and for the Countyof Gna, Territory Of Arizona, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing constitutes a full true and correct copy of Certificate Of Increase Of Capital Stock Of The United Globe Mines, and the whole there Of, as the same appear Of record in the once of the County Recorder Of said Ga county, at page 207, book l. Of Corporations, said Certif- cate of Increase of fCapital Stock having been filed for record on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1903
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set sEAL my hand and affixed my onicial seal this 18th day of May l9G3
 ". D FISK County Recorder Gila County, Territory Of Arizona
 EFirst publication May 2l. 1903
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT A. T
 Mnrch IL lNn3

LAND OTFI0E AT FHE-0OTT '. T-
 March n, 1908 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support Of his claim and that said proof win be made before Chas T Martin clerk of the district court, at Globe, Gila county, Arizona, on June ist. 1903. viz: Joseph N HuiIer for the $ !, SW ii of sec 23 NV It NWl4 of Sec 2B, NE 1f NE 4 Sec 9i Twp. N ., K, 10 E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove hls continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land vZ
 |. O Lowthlan, of Globe X g, w M Clan, ton Fred II Powers A J. Howell, an Of Cline Gila county.
 FEN &. HIIDRETH, Register. First publication April 23 1908.
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THE UNITED GLOBE MINES.

! THE NllF4D bi4pbE MINES | We the undersigned Cleveland H. Dodge and George Notman hereby certify a. fol, lows:
 On the 10th day of March and on the 2fth day Of March, A D. 1903, the following notice was published in the Evening Post; and said Evening Post is a newspaper published in the City and County Of New York. iu which cOun. ty Is located the principal place oi business Of thiS corporation, to-wit
 THE UNITED GLOBE MINES.
 A meeting Of the stockholders Of this cor poration will be held at the Onlce of the said corporation, No. gs John street lu the City of New York on Thursday, the 2nd day of April A D. 1905 at eleven clock iu the forenoon. for the purpose Of voting upon a proposition to increase the capital stock of the corpura- ton so that the entire capital stock shall be two million three hundred thousand dollars (S2 30OOOW to consist Of tweuty-lhree thou sand shares Of the par value Of one hundred dollars each.
 Dated New York, March 10th, 1903
 sd CLEVELAND II. DODGE
 Vice President
 (sd.J GEORGE HOFFMAN,
 Secretary The original Of the said notice was signed by the persons named as Vice President and Secretary and those persons are and were at tue time Of signing the same such omcers of said corporation
 On the 10th day Of March AID. lg 8, @ copy Of said notice was duly mailed Go each stock holder Of the corporation at his last known post onice address. or delivered In person. lv4 V8v .F A,.rr A ID fg4.r time and place specified in the notice, stock holders representing thirteen thousand N3O0D shares Of stock in the Company out Of the total capital stock Of Thirteen thousand shares appeared in person or by proxy. They thereupon organized by choosing from their number the undersigned Cleveland II, Dodge to be Chairman and the undersigned George Notman to be Secretary of the meeting. The following resolution was then offered and unanimously adoDted:
 Resolved that the capital stock Of this cor pOration be increased in the amount Of one million dollars (slOO ,COOJ SO that the entire capital shall be the sum of Two million three hundred thousand dollars Cs2.3JOO0OI to be d. vided into twenty-three thousand l23COD shares of One hundred dollars uSOW each. We Further Certify that the amount Of capital actually paid in at this time is one mil lion three hundred thousand dollars sL3,OO9O) Of which S5OO,OOO was paid Go the corporation by conveyance of Mines and Mining property and $50 coo in money that the whole amount of the debts and liabilities of the corporation at this time, as nearly as can be ascertainedis is the sum of Eight hundred and eighty-siN thou sand eight huLdred and seyeuty-lour and s5-lOO dollars (SssG,s7Is5) The total amount of the Capital Stock, as thus increased, will be Two million three hundred thousand dollars (S2, 900, OOJ. divided into twenty.three thousanG 5000 shares of One hundred dollars GrO each
 Dated New York City, April 2nd 1908. [sEALl CLEVELAND H. DODGE,
 Vice President.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREscoTT, ARIZONA
 A r,r.iI 1A 4uDl

April l0 1903. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice ot his intention to make final proof in support Of his claim and that said proof will be made before Cler of Court. at Globe. A, T.. on June lst l903,viZ William Brunson for the NF4 NEI Sec % SS St1i, NWh SEli Sec b. T. N. K 10 F.
 his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz:
 Joseph H Hu0er, of Cline, 4 T.;J Henry Thompson, of Globe A T. Robert J. Williams uf G'Obc A. IT. Andrew J Howell o Cline A. TT FEN < HlLDREFH, Register First publication April g l9o3.
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alLA VALLEY. eAonE < xonrmrKN KY

Time Table No. %. taking effect l2:0l 8. m,
 April 3, 1903. Pacific 120 mer.) Time. First class train No. IT, leaves Globe Daily except Sunday
 Toward Globe first class train No l2 daily eA nnnI SnnhnR.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-01-07
LEAD TO UPBUILDING A CITY AND
FOSTER INDUSTRIES.
Comprehensive Description Of "The
Pride of the Blue Mountains," Its
Miaes, Smelter and Other Resources
and lndustsies- There 10 no Boom, but
a Steady, Healthy Growth.

Assertions are rife and indications ar,
along the line that eastern Oregon an,
especially the Sumpter section il ex
,periencing renewed and substantial ac
tivity in mining in all its phases. The
exprsssiOns. at in BOOM" an,
"Sumpter Mining District is going ;,
have b0m," are common. Every
body knows that "boons" in general
arc not lasting and that oftcntimes the
reaction is detrimental to the progres.
Of n district. The mining activity in
eastern Oregon ut present, IL IL safe u
assert, is not n boom, but n substantial
revival of business. Not many years
ago IL had u boom, or rather an un.
natural, unexpected rush of people Ia
become Interested in something which
WAS not to le had merely for the grasp.
ing. The renewed interest ut the pres.
ent time in the result of the dcmonstra-
ton of n rich mineral section, and the
success attained by the hold.fast opcr.
ators. by those who "nrv.r give up the
ship" together with those who with
tongue and pen have proclaimed to the
world the wealth that il in these noun.
tainu II Oregon, which can be had for
the dclvins for IL.
The writer well remembers his trip
to th. district in the spring time Of four
S.... a. ,.,s
the time to the North Pole, T.. and r.. .,
Columbia, G"lconda, Red Boy and Bo-
nanxa and one or two prospects IN
Cab" Cove district. Outside of u very
few other claims partially prospccted,
these were the only mines ut that time.
Men who claimed Ia bc experts had
declared that no other mines could he
found, and that these would play out
with depth. A visit to the Red BOY at
that thu. and u thorough inspection
was enough To convince the most
skrpticai. aud the writer WAS not one
oi them. tina, such could not be the
caS" and lrople possessed "i common
sense. even ii unvcrsrd IN natures min
ing laws. would soon realize that the
var, area surrounding the Sumpter To-
cali,y was one oi Natures greatest store
houses Tor hidden wealth.
Al III" time mentioned the Ellis
OI~rs house. the Capital hotel, and one
or iva other two story buildings were
the principal ones IN Sumptrr and the
Ellis -trur,urr Was criticised as n mon
stro-i,v almost. Now take u general
and g,sL hook at Sumptrr with its well
planned streets, commndiou- brick aud
some dwellings each huildcd with mn
ey. tending toward architectural de.
sign aud ri,hnrat. finish. II is n fact
Tor Sunih"r IL hr proud of that those
who visit thc town, going to aud COM
ing from the several mining districts
hav. only words oi praise ior the "Prde
of th, Bur Mountains" the Hotel
Sumptrr, II i-a model IN every res.
pcct Its environments are pleasant
the provisions Tor its guests comforts are
complete, the rooms elegant and the
ediblcs unsurpassed in style, quality
and serving. Mrssrs. VIM. Stinson and
Jack lis,,lwood. two old.timcrs, are
the proprirtors.
within, the walls and fronting on the
large sni spacious office Of the hotel
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-30

Court convened in It's regular
spring term on Monday with all
members present.
Don't buy until you have seen our
hats. You will find the styles correct
and prices right at M. & N. EVANS.
P. p. Fitzpatrick, formerly a citi-
zen of this county, now OF Kansas
City, was in the city on Tuesday and
made US pleasant call.
Let the planter follow the pillow,
would be a mighty good plan for the
farmers to adopt, now that they are
behind with their work.
Managers Of the canning factory
at Osceola, have the promise OF $50
acres of tomatoes for the present
season, says the Democrat.
The big fine residence OF b. r.
Moore, on High street, is nearing
completion. 1t will be modern
throughout and credit to the town.
Newt Burris, OF Deerfeld township,
Vernon county lost Is hogs one night
this week, says the Nevada Mail. 1t
is supposed the hogs died from eat.
ing green eockleburs.
s. Lewis and wife, nee Miss Min.
ME Mcfarland, were in the city the
last of the week. Mr.. Lewis favored
us pleasantly and renewed for bis
father, Rev. A. II. Lewis.
Misses Jessie Heinlein and Mabel
Whitsett left the first OF the week to
attend a business college in Kansas
City. They are bright, industrious
and popular young ladies.
Friday OF last week, Miss Kate
Lewis met with very painful acct
dent caused by stepping on a broken
bottle, cutting through the shoe and
into the foot.-Amsterdam Enter
prise.
The remains OF Rev. Archibald Nc
Caskill, a we'll known minister OF the
NJ. E. church, who died suddenly al
the home Of his son in Chicago one
day lost week we're brought back to
his home in Warrensburg, Mo-, fol
interment.
William Heberling has brought
suit against the city Of Warrensbure
for $4,000 damages. ssvera
months ago Mr.. Heberling wal
thrown from his buggy, owing, as hi
asserts, to defective street crossing
His left leg was badly crushed and h
claims be will BE- a cripple for life.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-30
TINES Telephone No. 81.

, We wish to call your attention to
9our line of trimmed hats from $1.5O
nm 25.2t M. & N. EVANS.
Pleasant Hill is to have a new
depot 2O7 feet long.
The farmers are busy, as there are
but few OF them coming to town.
The ground being too wet, very
little corn has been planted.
Mrs. L. A. Goodwin, widow OF the
late Henry Goodwin, iavors US with
a renewal.
Dixie l.. Haggard's fine new home
on Havana street will soon be ready
for occupancy.
i E. E. Booi and j. r. O'Conner are
I new subscribers through thecourtesy
OF Nels. NJ. Nestlerode.
Mrs. R. G. Trickett and son George
of Nevada, are visiting relatives and
friends in Butler.
Geo. L. Smith shipped q car load
of extra good horses to the st. Louis
market Monday morning.
James M. Williams, Of Hudson
township, orders The TINES to his
address at Appleton City.
DR.. Marshall Of Nevada, Mo-, has
moved to Marshall 10 take charge Of
the state home for the feeble minded.
J.R. White OF California, Iowa, in
renewing writes that "THE TIMES is
q great comfort in bringing the old
home news.
= ]. L. Utley, q substantial farmer
living southwest Of Butler, was q
pleasant caller and favored US with q
renewal.
Frank WEIGH, one Of Bates county't
most progressive farmers, and one o.
our best friends, iavors us with q
renewal.
Miss Gertrude johnson, Of Chick
asha, Ind. Ter, is visiting Miss STEELE
Christy. They we're schoolmates al
Christian college.
Horse thieves are at work again
In the past week q number OF horses
have been stolen In Fl. Scott an(
Barton and Vernon counties.
The post Office at Deep Water
Henry county. was burglarized Fri
day night. The robbers secured
Z about 5000 in money and stamps.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-30

The Republican club at ElDorado
Springs has endorsed Roosevelt for
president in 1904. That settles the
matter, the president can now cut
his stumping tour out, go home and
rest assured.
Robert f. Lewis, who resided at
Clinton, Mo-, and was the republican
candidate for governor in 1896, has
been appointed Judge OF the Fourth
Judicial circuit OF Colorado by Gov
ernor Peabody. His district EN-.
braces seven counties. Lewis moved
from Clinton to Colorado Springs a
few years ago making the change for
the benefit OF his health.
An electric railway from Warrens-
burg to Clinton is talked OF. j. H.
Christopher, Of Warrensburg, has the
matter in charge and says he Is re-
ceiving favorable encouragement in
a financial way to put the road
through. Ultimately the road is to
run from Lexington, Mo-, to Clinton.
As it passes through fine agricul-
ture country the entire distance Mr..
Christopher has no doubts Of its
paying handsomely.
The proposition OF the new owner
OF Pertle Springs, Warrensburg, to
organize a joint stock company with
a capital of $4,000 was a fat fail
ure. In the deal citizens of War
rensburg were to take SO, 900 ofthe
stock. The board OF trade of the
town took the matter in hand, but
the committee appointed to solicit
stock met with such poor encourage
m ,nt the matter was dropped.
General II. C. Clark left for st.
Louis Sunday to complete arrange
ments for the reception, care and
disposal of the state troops during
the dedication ceremonies Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Co. B, under
command of Captain Vance johnson,
Joined the Second Regiment under
Col. Mitchell on a special train Tues
day night. They were scheduled to
reach st. Louis Wednesday morning.
The officers took their horses from
here which we're shipped Tuesday by
Geo. Smith.
John Earl, who was arrested for
torturing two children whom he had
adopted, was fined 81, 900 by Judge
Pollard in the court of criminal cor
rection, st. Louis, and in default OF
fine was sent to the work house.
Testimony showed that Earl, who is
Snowman, beat with sticks and
straps and burned with q hot iron
little George and Florence Migge,
aged Z and 8 years, who he attempt
ed to train Tor an acrobatic show.
The children were in a horrible con.
dition when rescued by the police.
Clinton Democrat: Deputy Sheriff
Hall, in charge OF several prisoners,
have for the last week been planting
trees, filling up the unsightly paths
and setting posts for fences along
the four walks leading from the court
house, and after it is all completed
the sheriff and his deputy will see
that you walk in the ways laid out
for you, or know the reason why.
Sheriff Smith has been using the
prisoners in leveling up the court
yard in Butler, and in the same man.
ner, as at Clinton the four walks
leading to the building should be
fenced and the grass protected. 9th
erwise it is almost useless to try tc
grow Q pretty lawn.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-30

A cool headed burglar operated at
Joplin the other night. He entered
the bedroom of Judge C. A. Mosmar,
the well-known railroad attorney
and forcing the Judge to cover his
head with the bed clothing went
quietly to work securing two watches
valued at 800. .. L. Shultz, prose-
cutting attorney, was robbed in his
house a short distance away in the
same manner.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-30

W. ii. Alsbach has accepted
position with the Central Live Stock
Commission Co., and orders his pa.
per changed to Kansas City. He is
one OF Bates county's worthy and
energetic young men, and this com.
pany was fortunate in securing his
services.