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Arizona republican., 1903-03-08
AIR EXCHANGE
New Back TO: al OK! Gae 4 How 1t Can Re
Done in Phoenix

The back aches at times with q dull.
understandable feeling. making you
weary and restless: piercing pains
shoot across the region of the kidneys.
and again the loins are SO lame IL
stoop is agony. No use to rub or appiy
a plaster TO the back in this condition.
You cannot reach the cause. Fxcn3ngc
the bad back for new and stronger
enc Follow the example of this Tucson
citizen.
n. S. Ballengcr, freight conductor OF
the Southern Pacific r. r.. residence
- Council street. Tucson Ariz. says
II pain across the small OF the back
lately almost continual and very dis
agreeable, which changed TO SHARP
tWinges if l stopped or Strengthened
after stoopinS. which resisted all ny
knowledge CT medicine obtained from
reading or about which my friends ad-
Nised. is any indication of kidney com
plant. then I had attacks of it fof
many years. In the winter CT 1902, when
suffering from q rather aggravated at
tack about which I was continuallS
complaining, box of Doan's Kidney
Pills Was procured for me at a drug
store / do not think had q great deal
Of faith il the preparation, but much
TO my surprise and qualification they
vent directly to the cause of the tr0u-
bic and stopped the last attack. l told
Mrs. Ballenger after I had taken 8
dose or two that / knew they were ::
specific for kidney complaint. Doan-s
Kidney Pills is undoubtedly the bes
remedy l ever tried"
Just such emphatic Endorsement i:
plentiful right here in Phoenix. DroI
into the Brisley Drug cos drug store
and ask what their many customers re
port.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cent
per box. Foster AIilburn &C.. Buffalo
! \. Y. sole agents for the United State~
Remember the name-DCan's-an
take TO other.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08
Observation-Disclosures:
MESA


III J. S. Azers. Of the firm of J. s
ikc1s { ca. mining stock investors
OF Prescott, and general mining pro-
meter. and engineer came in yesterday
from Prescott 10 80 up into the noun
t..i--s ozS1 - i--ie ard ioci- oEc- :---2'2
Vc.y PIcHli~ing properly belingi@% to
= L. Griffin and Cthcrs. lie Will start
out this morning and Will De gone
probably for five or SIX days. While
away he Will in all probability visit the
Copper Top property as well as the
Superior properties.
Nj. c. w. Woy was a visitor TO
Phoenix yesterday.
The Poverty Social was Il very pleas
ing affair. and there was a large crowd
in attendance, and costumes that
would grace about every walk in life
were ropres ntod though the poorer
walks were the more numcrci,s. Not
vithstarding the outward evidences Of
extreme poverty. it was & jelly crowd
that gathered At the hall to listen -
the program of musical and literary
exercises prepared by the members n
Mesa Ledge No. 4. I. O. G. T. And
the program WAS 4 good one. al of
those taking part receiving liberal ap-
rlause MIS-. Phelps and Miss Kester
responded 10 eEcores. Grand Chief
TzmpIar Walbridge was present ana
made a short talk on temperance. and
Rev William Pearcc delivered & very
sensible address on the same subject.
1t the close OF the program the COM
petitors for the poverty" prizes en-
gaged in a grand march while the
judges picked out the winners. II was
decided that c. W. Conger and Miss
&c.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08

made for him. II is believed that he
WIS wounded in che fight and craWlel
into The bushes which grow thick along
the river at that point. and died: that
his body was washed away by a flood
which filed the river soon after that
1t has never been divulged who furn-
ishe1 the Office with the Information
cf the robbery.
AIner and EcGe~s we~c tried AT
IT.c-ence convicted and each scntenc-
cd u thirty years at Yuma. Amer
cs:rsc O: sccI family in the Tonto
Basin country and he himself had
borne d good reputation until 4 short
time before the robbery.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08
THE LION ON ARIZONA
Charles r. Lummis' Plain Talk On the
Statehood Question.

To The Edit II Il The Republican:
Sir: The February issue OF the OCT
west has leading editorial. by Chas.
F Lumnis, which is OF absorbing in
terest to every citizen of Arizona.
With mild to-e and respectful rejoind-
er, yet with unmeasureable logic and
singing saroaGm, it disposcs CT the
junior senator from Indiana. as al
elephant might dispose of 4 small boy
who had offered it a stick of peprer
candy. The beginning is beautiful:
The lion has never been fierce and
forward for statehood 70 be given New
Mexico and Arizona. 1t is = large ques-
ton for small mind and after only
half life OF study he doesn't feel that
h Is cutie there.
He recalls Senator Reveridge's Cos
pei. proclaimed year ago. that the
| more a man learns 4 country the less
he really knows about it.
Mr.. Eeveridge has tried not t. be
too hard on his intellectual and oral in
ierjors." Territorial politics are mean
enough but they would make white
marx on the politics of New York
Pennsylvania and scmc other states.
'Blccks of Five
iiO0A - liz 49, 'i--e' -I9-it
- - II 'l-- ooIi-1-i d 'ie'5. ne W. we
'e..i 80 : -ii-.'5H' i oS using IL
-, psl>-tL-'' u ne - ,'i -
o~-u slre 'iIs ii0o'.er tiie II me-
u . - lioi-i-s tiii'a II ch1ose',- We
~! pa -e =" ~ 'ei >io,
m a.! ''e''-'-i'e: TX ana 'ht
'p-li'S - see III d crowd o-il' the man
u - 'ii'' o"n o0' are always
80 ,i-i-ie ~ POI, I-e7,
s.'Ni'S "l'h "iio1 re press =
- tie4'ise On VIZ are ana what
- 'e tne popHia' ION fet!uire!i. us
-, ''S III 'iie
80; " ms - VI iii9''IS
Vi the oiisiHal states we're
S.i-''i-oi III po,uid''oH tiiah new Me>i-
80 it%' - - "sie slliiie 'fa'i
-,t+-7I ,,-.,4 ~ ~ - 'I
- -. d. i'--'i'' p-o@'i9
y. 80, - 30 -
-. - ~ y S.'.e9 ia psstt ""-
- 'He,i 4ifG rev =
-. ..I, ian al iz0iiIt MS
~ W % 81 i'lse tii-iN7 ->eW Mexico
II peoPle - e.'it-e II % De
90! - 20 a State' out = mas a.
ii-o'e peoP,e 'ii'i MS o""
- = u ii.'l-'i-@ n''u Ao"i edfs amer
- '''i'-i'2-~4i- Lei Us DOW N prayer
! II IT 4 ..1l' ---'
- '.-i ~ We" -HeAioo ms q "a ser
I-'i 'i-e,ii nc" any o. o me
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08

Ny ambition IN lie is not money,
says Prof. Adkin. the great healer. who
IS daily curing men and women of the
very worst diseases after learned dee
tors have pronounced their cases hope
less. His method. of treatment is
somewhat mysterious, but the fact that
ne cures the sick when all else fails
when the doctors lose hops and scienca
despairs, is demonstrated beyond con-
troversy. No matter whether you
have Consumption, Kidney Trouble
Rheuma tism, Catarrh. Dyspepsia o.
simply an ordinary cold or fever they
are all alike to Prof. Adkin. He cures
them all. he cures you quickly. pain
iessly, permanently ct your own home
He also tells you i secret method by
which you may keep yourself in per
feet health. Without exa ggera ton t
can be safely said that Prot. Adk;n 5
the most Interesting, remarkable and
wonderful physician healer Of the age
His only talk, his only thought IS How
TO. cure Incurablas. to bring hope to the
hopeless. joy. sunshine and happiness
TO the miserable and suffering. He is
truly carrying on a grand work He is
President of one of the largest healing
Institutions in the world. He employs
twenty eminent PHI sicians and special
lists to assist him with his work. He
spends thousands CT dollars every year
in giving free advice and help to the
sick No matter where you live. the
services Of the best specialists may be
yours. All you have t. DO is to write
a letter to Prof. Adkin describing your
case, and he viii Immediately diagnose
your disease and explain the proper
home treatment fer your speedy recov-
cry This VIII not cost you a single
cent. No money is asked for this ser
vice. none IS taken. # you are sick
ana want to make q donation for the
purpose OF carrying on the work. such
viii be thankfully received. Prof Adj
kin viii also send every sick person
who writes him. within the next thirty
days, 4 copy Of his wonderful new
book, entitled How 10 he cured and
bow to cure Others" This book IS
highly endorsed by leading physicians,
it contains invaluable information n
regard to diseases and what to 90 III
cases OF emergency. 1t should be il
every home. Remember It costs you
nothing Il you write to Prof. Adkin
now.
MRS. c. a. Browneu. CT Dane. Okla
homa, writes: Il vas tortured for
months nv terrible min. i, ~ f,ea,7
and this. together with les Of sleaD
bees1 to eefacf ny wind y-o,,,. Vol
ment has done wonders fer me
sleep well NIGHTS and those terrible
pains in my head are gone. Tb1o,,
Cod. hope has taken the Mace Of de-
spondencv ard / have = new, lease Of
life
AIex 7foef,+ % 99e r,o,,-, G. poo,,-
este n Y y--i+ee. Wa, o,,,1Iiad
IN Won for. +rae,tr,,o,,+ = va. 90. ,,lie-1,t
saw Tb.,sfcaJ I-racl- s,-ers,.5,,o. f,'or
mains in the chest and e+o,7scj, .,1sc
moor digestion, md -, the zoo Of
nervous prostrs1ion nd t,.fad r,oet
everything and had abont .sfz-an nm
when tried z-o,-r. ,reat-,7en4 ~ rains
have cone nv ,,a,-,-,.e ar. ..+,,or.r I'D
] feel IKE = nv man : -,ier on SIR
essS in volyr nohla v-,,v.-
Mr. \ P,,r.I-- Pl,rz,e
writes. y t7.-a -; e,,erer;-,e- f.,,,,,
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08

I want to talk to men who have pains and aches,
who feel run down physically, who realize that the
cid fire and energy which evident in
youth is absent now; men who can't stand the
amount of exertion they could years ago. l want
vou-if that means vou--to what | have done
for others who were just as bad of. That's my
introduction If friend in whom you had conf
dcnce presented one to YOU and said. JACK,
here's Brown: he has made good with me, and [
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08

sam OF thirteen potatoes and Jour a2-
PIES
- to the ''iI=une-ousness' which 50
troubles MI. Eeveridge, = new. state
might have verse faults than lands
for homeseekers and thermometers.
But When he maintains that because
New Mexico ard Arizona have only 1.6
and II persons to the square mile.
they are tao sparse!y settled to be
| admitted as states VIII again history
ard TAG census wag their heads at
him Even Arizona is more denSeIy
populated than Illinois was when ad-
raitted, and about as dcGseiy as Ohio
was; ai,ncst twice as de1sely IS Ore
son and California were
Nj. Beverage wishes ali now states
to be large in area but he would that
they become. before they nay have
statehood, almost as Thick with hu-
mainly IS the crowded, t0m2to-patcI-
sized states m st westerners nave come
west precisely tc escape the sardirtng
Of"
| Referring to Nj. Beverages consist
cac5 the writer says: fIIe has been
che Of til leading Exemptions of our
sabbli2g ten million other people who
Go n3t talk English.
This cutlery against the territories
for their linguistic iTnpeItInenco cones
| almost exclusively from people who
themselves know only enc language,
ard that nest Of them no better tan
| the law allows. Spanish isn't fatal.
Several good men haze spoken it. ard
yet survived the appointed span.
] 1hink ! can find IN New Mexico
twice as many persons who talk two
/ lersu2 gcs as Senator Bove~idge can
find in Indianapolis. and about four
times IS many VINO can get along il
three. To this day Spanish is cur
reat over a larger area in America
than English is-New Mexico rad
Christianity and civiliza ton before
New England had"
The Spanish spea king people OF New
-dc-lico aTe as good Americans as We
ned. they ale a decent. Gol-fear:ng.
! law respecting. hCspitab!e. gentle PEG
pie. And an intensely patriotic one
They saved the west to tne union"
I IN IT, Pc capita of manufactured
/ products Arizona is well ahead Of In
o}2n2, being above the ave:a age fer the
unior. while Indiana is away below it.
arizona has moro sheep than all NeW
CO - wi. -. VIM, 'i,iS
tfe tntal val,+a -. g,,.,, -. -
49,, cro-te-,t, - a 80 ~ - !! i
wra4 i vac ~, -.o o,. - g ,iia ~ -, (
mo ~s,na i'm h. ~ .-.,-, -
its farms f,,cra9s1d 1so ra,. cant ar,5
it1a vailo of lie fo,.,, ,l..,1.l,. 20 az. 49,.
cent In tho soi-o lfo,5,11 49, -.
Of The whole u-io,, j., ~. 80.
was orl. 3 srd 90 $3.50
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08

r. rot s1cIidoed now to the god C:
Chatham street"
No pToscrt:l3c1lt can exhaust the
logical. the historical, the ethical, even
TIE business baselass::css ana absurd
ity OF the fight against statehood. Nor
II o6ably relieve any I@~Se number Of
Certain people cf their present lively
sense Of the impertire2ce CT the things
they don't know n.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08
SPEAKING OF THE REPUBLICAN

SPEA KING OF ''TdE REPUBLICAN'
The real newspaper. the real. idea.
newspaper. is one that is read and Gag
e.ly read by good people and bad
people. preachers and lay1nen, saint and
sport. society people and those who
would like 20 be. the classes and the
masses; all able to lind IL it something
of value and interest to themselves
Atlanta Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08
RELIGION IS SAFE.

Rear Admiral Coghlan will be pleased
to learn that the kaiser has not lost
faith in his partner.-Milwaukee Wis
consin.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08
He Cures
TIE SICK
Makes the Lame Walk and
Performs Modern Miracles
Which Astound and
Mystify the Doctors
Mystify the Doctors
"I Want the Sick to Write lie" Says
the Great Healer.
Tell the People My Services Ere Free
So a1e the Services Of My Twenty
Eminent Specialists.

Tell Them They Can Be Cured at
9cme: That I Am Giving My Great
Discovery TO the World. That All
May Be Wen and Enjoy the True
blessings of Perfect Health.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08

Some of US should be mighty careful
about laughing at others for being ug-
ly.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-08

Remember that. Teeter Bros. are at
the front with fresh and tender meats
and prompt service.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-10
Thence ar " 1904 +, to cor no T. the place of
beginning
MAINE LODE

l.
MAINE LODE.
Beginning at Cur whence cor sec rs, S
ga of the m. bears n 760 So o4" 57o3.r7 it
Thence 52o 30 1900 fl to cor 2.
Thence zIe e r56 ~ # To cor 3.
Thence 81 go 1900 It to Cor 4.
Thence arc " r56.4A # to cor no I. the place of
beginning.
beginning at Cur ne I. whence W cor sec IS. ) S
72 W uf the 9th bears "a os' 4o'' 3S47 50 IT.
Thence 52' go 1900 II to q.
Thence % go 1883 # 10 COR no }.
Thence 81 80 1900 # 10 COR no 4. whence cor
no }, sur no 747 Quandary Lode, beas 81 70 e
Thence % go 1853 IT cor no I. the place of
TRENTlNA LODE.
Beginning at cor I. whence W cor sec rs I !
~ of the oh m bears 70 go 81 s8s6or #
Thence 5z' go " 1900 # to cor 2
Thence s A. go 1883 # To cor no g. whence
cor no sur no I47s4. Junus Lode. bears 840 45 e
$50 OF #.
Thence n So 80 1900 # to cor no 4.
Thence a go 1855 # to cor no T. the place of
ELIzBoNE LODE.
Beginning at cor I. whence W cor sec 1s J s
" of the 9th m bears III IS S6'' 1867 l9 IT
and cor no sur no 74S West Hazeltine Lode bears
So 09 1896 #.
Thence 49o 45' W 1900 # to cor no p
Thence 4e 3o' 1873 # to cor no 3.
Thence 49o 4a 1900 # 10 cor I, whence cor
no 6; sur no 747 Quandary Lode. bears 30 So "
Thence 40 sO W 1873 # to cor no /, the place of
MARGARET LODE.
Beginning at cor no L. whence $ W cor sec Is, 8 s
u W of the 9Th m bears 6S' So 2F 3715.45 Fl.
Thence 40 IS W 1900 # to cor no 2, identical with
cor no 3, EIizbone Lode. OF this survey.
Thence 14o la 1868 # to 3.
Thence 49o As 1900 # to cor no L.
Thence 14o 45' 1868 # to no 1, the place of
beginning.
OLD JORDAN LODE.
Beginning l. whence cor sec IS, 3 s
Y W OF the 9Th m bears 90 52' 23T 4lS9.S IT,
hence S AZ 81 1882 # 10 Cor no 2, Identical
with cor no 3. Margaret Lode. of this survey.
Thence IA A. 13f6a # to cor no g.
Thence n 44e So e 1852 # to cor no 4.
Thence l4' 45 W l3i.69 fl 10 cor no 1, the place
of beginning.
Containing %. .4s4 acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with SURVEYS Nos. 7i3. 16i 165
and l47, West Hazeltine, Compensation. Compeer
and Ouandary Lodes, and Survey No. ll4S3, East
Wellington, Wellington Side. Wellington No.
6, Russell Bell and Daisy Bell Lodes and Survey No.
4l6, Church Placer and forming portion of The un-
subdivided Township No. 3 : hange No. 70 W OF the
9th principal meridian. Said locations of the said
Newhouse, Peton and Margaret Lodes being record
529 and Volume 144 at Page 52S, respectively. and
said amend locations of the Maine, Tr rntina, Eliz
bone and Ola Jordan Lodes being recorded in Volume
l54 at Pages los 109 liz and 109. respectively, of
the records of Gilpn County, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants the owners of Surveys Nos.
49, 1854. 165 ami 7t7, West Hazetne, Compensation,
Compeer and Quandary Lodes and Survey No. 117ee}.
East Wellington Wellington Side, w ngton No. g..
Wellington No. 8, Russell Bell Central Bell and
Daisy Bell Lodes and Survey No 14764 Juuius, Apis.
Psnurge and Acteon Ludes and Survey No. 4l6,
c. D. FORD, Register.
First publication November s. 1902,
Last publication January 10. 1903.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-10

to Cor: No. 81. thence S. So W. $50 #. to
Cor No 4. whence Old Chief Mt. bears
Il. to Cor. No. z: thence S. So e. i5oo It.
LIT1LE LAURA LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence the
bears S. 7so IL 15's W. 54i7.55 IT,; themes
S. 52e Il. 1900 IT. to Cor. No. q being iden-
teal with Cor, No. 4. Buffalo Boy lode of
Sor. NJ !: thence n s. v; " l5SS By i. i. e e
Cor. No. /. the place of beginning.
LOGAN LODE.
Beginning eg at Cor. No. l., whence the
bears $. So 40 2SF W. s5ls55 It.; It.; thence m
81 i. 900 It to Cor. No. So ): thence Ii e1s 5. IS;
z, sur, Ne; 1903. Lucky Boy lode, bears
5100S fl. thence S. SS' W. 1868 #. to Cor.
Nc Nc g. g. themes thenes n n g. W W 3 s f to to Cor Ger
No. l. the place of beginning.
MAUD L. LODE.
G Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence the
s BeaTs vs. s c9E g, See 5e T. Tp r. z W.
S. 52a ls u. 1900 It. to Cor No. 81 thence
s; SSo w. $50 #. to Cor. No 3. thence N.
Cor No. 8. Sur. No. 70. Blazing STAR MnStee lode,
bears 5 b5' 3 e. 1865 IT.: thence N. $50
p 150 #. to Cor. No. 1. the place OF be-
ST. cRIsPEN LODE.
=, Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence the
s: w, Coz Or. Sec, sc Is, TIP. 3 s.. r. 7s w.
No. 5 Sur. No. 6S4. Golconda lode, bears
n. 49' q e. l2l.S IT.. thence N $50 e. $50
f. + t6 TO Co Cor NJ no 2; thence s. e. F. $500
No. l592A, E. w. Lyon lode. bears N. 55s
s.. W; 1864 it.. and Cor. No. 2. Sur. No.
IT. thence s. ss w. i5S f. h to Cor & - No t1' e. T.
thence y. So w. 1900 #. to Cor. No. /. the
place of beginning.
MIDWAY LODE.
HSWsn9ng W cdr Sec ss cHr s Tp 10 s. wfsnSs R M S9e
bears s So ss' 5o'' W. 652ss IT, a and d Cor. f.
No. 5, Sur. No. 6s4. Golconda lode, bears
# to Cor No q thende see S. ? 81 s. ". " iiSS iSS
f.. to Cor. Cor. No. 3; thence n. 81 w; $500
to Cor. No. l. the place of beginning
GREAT WESTERN LODE.
c BeeEginnning eE at Cor. No. l.. whence the
SeaTs +; w. c2F IS see En-, Is " TR. Eaas s. 7s w
So e. ISL IS # 10 Cor. No 3 whence talae IT. If.
wins Peak bears s. 81 15' w. and Alps
Mt. n ,56e seaTs + s s. e so W.; thence s So lo'
6, Sur. No. 6S4 Golconda lode, bears S.
4Q' 5f ". 7lSS f.. !, thence S: $50 W. 151.s
II. 70 Cor. NO. 4; thence N. So 40 W. 1900
IT.; to Cor, No. l, the place of beginning.
Containing 42465 acres. expressly ex-
eepting and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos. 159OA. Mammoth lode; 1592A
Virginia lode; 6Si. Golconda lode 1868
Grace and Lucky Boy lodes. and 10. Blaz-
ing Star lode; and forming a portion Of
unsubdivided township No south of
range g west of the 9Th principal merid-
ian. Said locations being recorded in
books Nos. 155. 1852. 155 159. 1iS and 159, at
pages $50, 55f. $50. 554 81 55s. 29. is so
and IS respectively of the records OF
Clear Creek county. state Of Colorado
Adjoining claimants. nom except those
mentioned above as conflicting claims.
c. ID. FORD, Register.
First publication January 10
Last publication March "a, 1903.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-10

ing andexcluding all conflict with surveys
Nos 62S 1854 1916 SAL $685. 1863 7454 am,
S264 $50. Sl4i 9O67. 9O6s. 1sso3. i4161 14265,
1867. and Sunset and Brooklyn lodes, un-
surveyed, and forming a portion of the
unsubdivided T. S.. r. Is w. of the 9Th
P. NJ. said location certificates being re-
corded as follows: Martial and Outcrop
lodes. in book 127. page 10; Nest Egg and
J. Warner lodes book 127. page 1885, Ex
chequer and Big lodes. book 159. pages
Z and 6. respectively: Freeze Out lode, in
in book III. page 357. of the records of
Clear Creek county; and the w. M. S.
and Memphis lodes in book Isl. pages 81
and 81. respectively of the records of Gill
pin county, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants. owners of above
named surveys.
First publication January s. Last pub. March ?. 1903
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-10
MINING APPLICATION NO. 142.
Survey Lot No. 1888.
Denver. Colorado. Land District, !
United States Land Office.
I1anA.ar INnln Ilan % 1Qnl


Denver Colorado Land District,
United States Land Office
Denver. Colo. Dec. 30 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
May 10 1872 The Golconda Consolidated
Mining. Milling and Tunnel Company. by
fact whose postoftice address is I@i9 law w
renee street Denver Colorado, has made
application for patent for 1900 linear
feet respectively on the Silver DeIve.
Hidden Treasure. Jubiter. Buffalo Boy,
Little Laura. Logan; Maud l., st. Girls
bearing gold and silver: the Silver Deive
lode being so feet S. 49, E. and 1850 feet
n. AS W. from center of discovery shaft;
s. 52' f. and ITO feet n. So w. from
center Of Of discovery cut; the Jmbiter lode
az w. from center of discovery cut; the
Buffalo Boy lode being 30 feet S. 52' E.
and 1470 feet N. 81 W. from center of
ing 1874 feet S. 52' E. and 1876 feet n So
w. from center of discovery shaft: the
Logan lode being. $50 feet y. So w.
feet S. 7So E. from center of discovery
shaft: the Maud l., lode being 712 feet N.
center of discovery shaft; the St. Crispen
lode lode being SO feet n. So ". and $50
52' E. and 1850 feet N SO W. from CEN
ter of discovery shaft; and the Great
and s21 feet N. So 40' w from center of
discovery shaft thereon with surface
ground $50 feet in width on each lode; all
situate in Empire Mining District. Clear
Creek county. state of Colorado. and de-
scribed by the official plat posted on said
claims and by, the field notes on file in
the office of the register of the United
States. land office at Denver. Colorado.
as follows. to-wit:
THE SILVER DELVE LODE.
:, Beginning at Cor. No. l., wheneee the
S SeaES vs. S cS see aS W T s. M R. ana 1s W Fhs
bears y; Il. Z Is" ". v 1896 IT.; thence
800 81 1ff e tt to e eof Con No. N9 whehee Co.'S
No. i, Sur No. 1592A. E. w. Lyon lode,
bears N, 57o 27' w. 1866 ft.. and Cor. No.
II. E s w. ' 22775 &ntRers T.: thence iG $. AZ T W
l50 # to Cor. No. 4: thence n 4So w.
1890 #: to Cor. No. l. the place of be-
HIDDEN TREASURE LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No L, whence the
Bears M cGE 81 sc isl y VI W ssssA 4 IT, thence M
n $s' z; $50 #. to Cor, No. 81, thence s.
No. 2. Sur. No. 6S4. Goiconda lode. bears
S. ~ 2S' w. 1892 IT.: thence s. $50 w. $50
it. to Cor. No. A; thence N. 81 W. $500
it, to Cor. No. /. the place of beginning.
JUBITER LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No L.. whence the
bears S. So 6 IS" ". s25S44 it,: thence S.
et Mt bears @ s. T So so E.. p thence n i s. ss u8E Wy
$50 f. to Cor; No. 3; thence N, 52o W. 1900
to Cor. No. l. the place of beginning.
BUFFALO BOY LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. l.. whence the
sears w. c9s ssc IT, W r 81 IT r. anS q 1r W.
S. 400 4 S. 2o0s2 TT; thence N. $50 E. i5o
TT. to Cor. No. i. the place of beginning.