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The National tribune., 1903-06-11

Former Senator Marion Butler, Of North
Carolina, has been in Washington, and he
is talking for print. 1t is on dead issues.
however. Senator Butler was for several
years the National Chairman of the Popu.
list Committee. He has been herding by
himself on a very lonesome reservation OF
late, but he is ready to fight at the drop
Of the hat, and somebody dropped 1t the
other day. Some Populist who il tired of
the shards and pebbles of political ostra-
cism, is quoted as saying that most Of the
Populsts would vote for Roosevelt. SEN
ator Butler bristles up at once and says
'No." He declares that the Populist
party, which now consists of Senator But
Ter, SO far as returns 60, cannot support
Roosevelt and will not support Cleveland.
hence the party will hold a National Con.
Nsntion of its own, and nominate q can
adate. Senator Butler may have to be
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the injury ns yet You cannot see her
nor send any message. Leave your adj
.r..ss, and we will communicate with
you IN accordance with the event
wu.loyor II may Re. II viii be UsclrHy
q, walt, II you are able to see her nj
Jan, thorc viii be- no great pressure OF
Tine"
Brenda rodo 10 her homo, and as the
cub drircI through the clumoring
whlrlpOOls Of the Avenue she wlG
thinking that the white haired man
bad spoken almost tcndorly Of Elsie as
tho child
There was no mother In the Mlcure
mansion. She had been dead ten
years. There was an aunt, an amiablc
old lady for whom Brenda cu'crtniund
no little affection, but In the serious
affairs Of Iifc she would a8 rendll"
have taken counsel with her brother,
who was not yet r.. Her father, for
20 strong 4 man rs he was In the
world Of finance, WAS weak man ut
home. lie had no Eifr Of sympathy, n
deficiency which may have accounted
for both tho strength and the weuk-
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CHAPTER w.
TIME IlAsY WV

Policeman Wallace did not consider
Il necessary to subject his prisoner to
the indignily Of handouts but he Kept
Il arm hold ON Aldon's lett arm just
above inc elbow no they loft the mousse.
Alden seemed 10 be- entirely Indifferent
TO this attention. when he reached tho
sidewalk. be- paused, bringing bis cup-
tor 10 u halt. The cab In which he
had como was beside the Curh. ana Az
duu, using his free hand, hclTod lircn-
da into tho vehicle,
n rs not customary for Now York pu-
IIn,mru 10 daily while their prisoners
perform the gentle cuurtosics Of polite
sJdoty, but AIdcns deadly caimncs5
prevailed In this Instance.
"iI0mn3' he asked.
"sg WlnlfrodB" replied Brenda.
"pIrmo tcIl him TO drive fast
Alden gave the order ana then, nd
drosImf the young woman, sgid: "a
ahul be- there soon. They dare not
hold me-"
Brenda would have spoken bat he
horse suddenly started under the whip,
aud the cab lurchcd on the rough pave
meat Tho last glimpse Of Alden Int
iuR hls hit while the huge policeman
gnpod his lott arm remained with
brenda Ike q persistent nightmare that
survives the dawn. The conventional
courtesy stuck In her mind, It was n
Iiulc picture Of the old days, the time
Of small pleasures ana easy living, 50
sharply brought 10 m end. Every
tbing w lifn had suddenly become dit
OHo's conduct guided by plan, not
lou 10 mold itself into the forms Of
moro usage. Ana thus she came 10
think NJ what she should do and say n
the hospital How meet the emergcn-
cios lhnl might arise? Had Else re-
or did she lie dead az that moment IN
some small bare room, watched by a
atOlid nurse who yawnod aud stretched
herself as the days work drew 10 a
close? A portrait In q velvet frame
ElBlo'r mother beyond dOubt--recUr'
red EhIrpiy ~ Brenda's memory, ant
she shuddcrCd. II had stood on the
dressing table-a woman not yet Old;
10 pretty, smiling face. II wsb dread
nj 10 think Of that face smiling there
all that afternoon, the eyes looking yet
seeing nothing, the lips unable 10 utter
g. cry.
Il must pat II out Of my mind" said
Brenda 10 herself.
A. the hospital there was little to be
learned; nothing TO be- done. An elder.
~ man who seemed 10 Do In authority
said; "Tha child IL SIN living. We
cannot predict the ultimate result Of
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BRYAN'S POWER NOT LOST

Washington 1be fad lhai rom T.,
JDbHFGH dominated mo Democratic
convention In ono, WHirh vas certain.
~ sympathetic Wiib William !, Bryan,
gBH rHHspd NJ liiiln rDHouTn among
UDHp Democrats NiD aro aDzi0us ~
sHbmHfRp mo iifyaH element In tho
DfmGnaOH, THIS AuWGiy II further
HprrniHhipd bnrhusU NJ llin action NJ
several EiHiHs that nave pH them.
fnlgHB ~ fDpDfd ~ IayDflna tho views
m no Hobfash6H,
Nebraska has been committed In n
state convention that vas radically
pGBUllHiN and Biyanlsilo, Missouri
VII almost surely Hll into line, and
n would not b. surprising II the III
hUiF Democracy, especially n II n dom,
mated nv carter Harrison, would az
mess n preference fDf Organism
IHhH ihpfp N ne lifyhn element IN The
Southern states II IA doubtless true
mat THE faction IA MOI as strong nov
NJ n was during he lhHL lwU prosl
1rBiihi campaigns, Bat II h equally
iiuu mat n "a robust enough IA cause
iiDuhin fDr iliUBu Democrats whO nro
soothing ~ hByu F1nli mon M senator
uGimhB ~ jndRa Orny nominated for
President
tiiu ono Convention whs dominated
absolutely ny TUm johnson whD win
tDhH !. irntf. one NJ the most faDld
iryHHiiua IN no country carried
ihInas Vim n whODp 1hn Kansas
illg platform WhH ruunhWud IN strong
terms. Hud II WA further announced
lHHl william i bryan hlnsolf would
stump ne state IN lhe Interest ~ lHo
democratic ilrhwl 1hlB nov OulblIrsi
N Organism ZONES ~ rather n eur
mise lU lhu conservative Democrats,
WhU thought that The sentiment NJ
inulf views waB becoming ~ vide
fUlpad that n would swamp the bryan
Her,
~ course 40 one not even Mr. Bry.
ana closest friends, believe that ho
lhs tho ghost NJ n chance ~ again be-
r1mp tho Democratic nominee. 1horo
N ~ danger ~ lhiHD Bat The point He's
Ia the fart that lho champions ~ llry.
HH ANA hlH lhnUllps are nyldrnlly lnhlt.
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ness. Brenda told him the story u
her adventures as It had been here set
forth, and ho received It with painful
surprise ana lively alarm.
why did you go therc?' he on
claimed What possible Interest
could you have In this wrctched girl?"
My dear father" she replied, with
an excellent counterfeit Of smile,
"let me remind you that my Affect N
for Mr.. Alden has been the one sin
cere emotion Of sadly artificial l!fe.
when ! saw that terrible story. the
first feeling I had was sympathy for
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ing. There was a tradition that he
had never been seen to light fresh
one.
Alden was standing by barred win
dow looking out into narrow, dark
court, with q dead wall on the opposite
side There was nothing to attrn,t
a rational mans eye, but Alden con-
tinued to stare even after Maclane and
the lawyer entered the room. lie
turned. however. when Captain NeaIc
greeted the two men by name At the
sight of Alden's face Muclane, who
was advancing toward him, stopped
short. II is not the barrier between
them which keeps the spectator In the
menagcrle from intruding upon the
privacy Of the Gagged tiger; 1t Is the
look In the creatures eye.
Good evening, sir said Alden
quietly. II am surprised to see you
here"
Maclane started at the sound OF the
voice; II was so different from what he
expected.
My daughter told me there was
some sort of trouble" he began.
ut was very kind pf her." said Al
den.
you probably heard that Mr.. Alden
was under arrest said the captain.
THAT isn't so. He's held as n witness
There's no charge against him. lie
and had little disagreement about
what was the right thing for him to do.
You see. he doesn't understand my po-
sitlon. I'm held accountable in these
cases. But | don't want to make no
trouble for no man." he went on, with
that prOfusiOn of negatives which Is
often an ornament OF his language In
moments Of earnestness, and II |
could see decent way Of letting him
go without getting myself into trouble,
Why. I'd be glad to Oblige hin and nis
friends
Permit me to consider the legal as
pect of the case" said the lawyer, sit
ting upon corner of the table that
was in the middle of the room and fac
ing Neale, while the others were be-
hind him.
There was silence of half a minute.
and then the lawyer got upon his feet.
ut seems to be perfectly simple he
said at last.
III you say so, that settles IT, re-
piled Neale. rising and walking toward
the door sorry to have troubled you,
Mr.. Alden. Good night"
And he bowed as the three men
NJ l.
bling with excitement, Alden perfectly
mechanical. AS they passed the ser.
geants desk the lawyer dis, yercd
that he had lett his cane In the cap
tain's room, and he returned. He was
absent about ave minutes, al the ex-
piration " which time he Joined Mac
lane upon the sidewalk. Alden vas
not there.
He has gone to the hospital IN our
cab, said Maclane. The man Is ina
trance. lie scarcely spoke ten words.
What detained you?"
The captain was showing me n
present that he had just bought for his
little boy" replied the lawyer IT'S
one Of those iron banks. 'Thatl maze
him thrifty, like his father said the
captain. So, TO encourage the child"
sinking his voice TO whisper, Il put
$500 into the bank while the captain
was looking out Of the window. Per-
haps you didn't notice that | counted
some on my fingers as sat on the cor
rcr Of the table; not so many az had
expected but Nelle was really glad to
set rid Of lin. It's the easy way al!
around"
only 5000" exclaimed Maclane.
"WGll, that was easy"
ITO ne COntnued)
=
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
TIE PIONEER BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION or
HAWAII

pays ~ withdrawing members at the
end Of els months or yoar not only
tho cash paid In by them but Seventy.
0io GbEJ pof cont, Of the profits.
II retains twenty-five esq OF the
pfo1ls for tho beno6t Of the BloClh0ld.
ora remaining,
The Twontysoyonih Borlos Of Stock
h now open for subscription. ONB
DOLLAR por month per share.
A, " GEAR, Secretary,
25O7if 122 King Street.
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Clarence. wanted to do something
for him, and | couldn't think OF aIy-
thing else lut to 20 10 her"
1.-THE papers will be fun Of a." he
grCauCd. 81 have always been afr1Iu
of Alden, You know | could never
reconcile myself to him"
81 remember that you ulwUys i'd
mirei him." said she.
"A good many people admire him."
exclaimed the old gentleman inlpa-
tlonty, land they re all afraid oil him,
He Is % hondlOng, reckless, unsafe man,
land never should hive permitted
you to become engaged iu him.
Brcnd1 smiled vIr.m effort this
time. she knew that her Will wuuld
dominate hcr fathers IN any conflict.
md that he would permit her to have
her own way TO the end Of the story.
oi am r,t oro,eoJ f., him arv ro,a g
.,iI sho and hnr r,thor ,Jrri,,od r,r-
,If,it,, ,,,,, th,, ,,.,g gnr,.,bI,c T., no
.,r,rI,,,I s,r
On, h,s hnbc,od r,ne, dlybn,,r,lIy
,o .yo, " ro ,ddod
81 h,yc mo cornI,rrt IL, mako NJ Mr.
,IJor,s cnrJrc, " s,id ur,rdo OF
shaIr M, hrraI, me hc,rt gor him INF
v.lsh ho n,iobt have IovoI mo I.ot
fms 90 In IN dinner"
\Ir NIocI,rc wos considerable sur-
rr,scl "a ,rsoryo os tho r,o4i rro.
.r,gs,d that LIs I,,,obto, ,to ,,i,b o.
r,nd ,rr,tIto HAVING n sbrc,,d FocuI-
-. -, ,t'g,,.,.,,i,n ro ,,o,,,i,.,d NJ loo,
l,h,t ,,rcrL,,s h,Iy ros atterlIrg IA
~, u.hor, r,tr,r M itg nwn gueto,.
,rco ,rl ,t,,, bo,. mimi ,.,s nlgo,,bor-
AZ ,ryIo,y ices T., Irtorel,y tho mink.
lr,s, nan, 80 rg ir,orr,ros r,,ro AMI
rorn with tho er,esc, cpyoron, aud tho
nroc.sg,s Of ,,IIcbt,p,d aorgebrosg
tbcro'p I,,rI,ut.d no rnt,,ro INT tboro
I,o,rcs q rr,rt NJ sor,rotInn whom, n
limo mind COOS Ito avn yyov ond two
ILody Iirow,so to Tho rroot L,,,ormont
NJ tho Into, ,o,rro.,riiy
,nor dinner prondo and bor r,thor
wont into tho Ilhr,rv a ronr, NJ wilton
tho made grc,t rsc Tor smoElug mn. Il
p,ogorrlrg I, N ,ho oror,nont og,oc,.I.
I Is designed for the Indulranrr NJ Thar
InornIrIous habIt
Rrrndo relI a, nrco ,r,o do,r ,b,ucht
and hor rotbor ,fter eovcrol fr,,Ic' a..
tompts ia tolk win nor cat down by a
Idnst and ,rdoovorcI tn ocrrny MIN.
golr Win certain b,usobold arcouuts
He was n man M Inrgo Franc and IIttle
/ E,sb rather hardsono ~ miIdIy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
5.octllAl--Expert massage treatment
for sics people. 60 KuEul st.

some ones private car, perhaps to see
o BIT Of industrial property In the west
or even no farther than Washington
when there was bill affecting bust
ness interests before Congress-that
was genuine relaxation. II was neces-
.sgry 20 go, and the responsibility for
getting there was on the engineer In
good cigar meanwhile and speak Of
small matters. When one has reached
ia certain stage Of nervousness, II IL
more tranquillzing to ride &C ulIe: IN
hour under another mans guidance
than 30 sit still at home as \ result u
ones own vOitiOn.
70 Brenda and her father ia the IL
lrary entered Willett, the butler with
a troubled countcnance 70 appeared
that two men desired to see MisS Mac
lane and that their names we're Barnes
and Haggerty.
They mentionedJ a CAPTAIN Neaic,
miss" said the butler, "pggsUming 10
say that you'd understood.
Brenda rose hastily.
They have come 10 take ne 20 The
'ro.,iraI ,bo eoId "-,u ,r,r viii
Ibo ,aodv In roy uirut,e and soa
about the carriage"
Arc tbese noonIo rofi,,rrcr -, do.
handed Mr. NarIane
.yUoiI OIL. ,o,I, ,,,,, b.. ~. ,,.,,o,
they call ward deteCt4yrs.' yeItured
the butler. "and dropr.d rho hint IN
lanes that be,d din w.ii to k.,n or oyo
ON them There's thIrg. in the mali
|r.ceptinn rnom cir NJ would On ipto
n mans nockot
"You did ouite right WlH,fr" said
Mr. NocIono "prcrra -,... ,b,Id
surpose rs eptlreIv rsaI....--
"AbsoIuteIv musf On m. soid
"Tban I mrst On ,on y" he srcan,d
Rut Brenda NM a firm y.t, mon mis-
Dropogal
| "It IL wholly unnocass,ry .ba said
I"With my maid and lanes I shall nat
he afraid even II tbes. mon ara ,iI
Tint wiIIett sovs thev ar. There uII
he the coachmon and a,ocm hasidos "
Her father came nm Tn r-r and
touched the diamond ornament which
she wore at her throat
81 would ROT put upreces.ory temn.
ltntion IN tho woy of the vs,t " he aid
with an ottemnt ot I.vitv "Snme n,
these fellows are said TO be yery ex-
pert"
Brenda gave the min To her father
and also removed a ring of more than
ordinary value. which ghe rnotted nm
| I'm a Handkerchief and thrust into tho
bosom Of her dress Her maid entered
AT this moment with such things ao
were necesslry TO prepare Brenda for
the ride.
After his daughters d.uarlur. Jr
Maclane paced the floor Of the library
for long hour in restIes. anxietv
Then he received a telephons message
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rh. pUsINEss MANs HANpY IN

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
pnN, published In the Saturday Bulls
Tin and tho Weekly Edition, gives a
Sonolso and complete resume Of all 10
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judo
msn,s, BUILDING permits and real 90
tate transactions, Evening Bulletin,
- cents fsr month. Weekly Bulletin,
" per year,
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fgls u me 6hsspsst advertising ever
sssSs0 me ps6gls n Honolulu 4!
'tAtttffftI1fts''sf,.ttf1ttt'
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w. - - -
sfDHE 20 LET 'fha promises lately
GtDnpied w H. w. Hgrga1 aB ~ auc.
iDh FHinFfDgm, queen street, Apply
NJ N, ", HrCbGsHrg II sons, Ltd
gjjltf
40 Furnished fGOma NJ ~, q
Uaideb lane, Ms MoCOBnal 26G3
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ITO oe Continued.

Blank books Of all sorts, ledgers etc,
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
Ing Company.
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AoOM AVID nOARD.

n Married ryupla M gentleman ran
Hfi fDDm END bGHd ul0h private
f8mJg, ~ i33j WIId0f Ayo,
l5t5tf
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-08
Notice of Forfeiture

To E. C. Bright, or whom it may concern
 TLis is Co notify you that !, as co.owner in the \ L mining claim, situated on Slate creek, Gila county, Arizona, and more par ticularly des,ubed on page l35, Book :, of 3ila county mining records have done and performed the annual work on said claim for the year 1902 in order to hold said claim un- der the provisions of Section 232i, Revised Statutes of lhe United States
 This, therefore, is to notify you that if you do not payyour full proportion of the costs of saii work, together with the cost of this advertisement, within ninety days after tbe expiration of this notice your interest in said claim will utterly cease and become the prop erty of the undersigned
 EDW A. BOWEN.
 First publication July l6, 1903
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-08

ords of Mines, of Gila county. Arizona Ter, ritory.
 Magnetic variation l3 deg 30 min. F.
 COPPER BELL LODE Beginning at Cor. No l, identical with To- cation, whence section monument between sections 3 and 10, T. N, R. h F., bears $. l deg i9 min w 1905 feet. Thence $. GS deg. 2l min. E. 300 feet to S.W. end centre monument, mound of stones 3 feet high, not marked 600 feet to Cor No. ?, pine post iNl inches square, 1 feet long, foot in ground with mound of stones scrbed lS0l-2 Thence \. 2l deg. 3G min. E. 1900 feet to Cor. No. 8. pine post ix4 inches square, 1 feet long. 1 foot in ground, with mound of stones. scribed lSOl.3 Thence x. 6S deg 2i min. w. 800 feet to NE. end centre, a pine post 4xI inches square, feet long, foot in ground with mound of stones, scribed 1sOl.N. .E.E.; 600 feet to Cor. No. |, pine post Is4 inches square, 1 feet long, foot in ground. with mounn of stones, scribed lSOlI Thence $. 2l deg. S6 min. w. 1900 feet to Cor. No. 1. fine place of beginning
 The presumed course of this ledge is N. 2l deg. 5G min. E. 1900 feet from the S.W. end centre to the N, end centre. Magnetic va. riation IS deg. 30 min F.
 The total area of this claim is 20 G6l acres. Net area l99H acres.
 The Amenied Locati. n Notice of the above claim Is recorded in book s, at page S7 Rec ords of Mine. in and for Gila county. Arizo. ma Territory.
 There are no claims adjoining either of the foregoing described claims.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining grouni eins, lodes, premises or any portion thereof SO described, surveyed. plat ted and applied foi. are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are duly filed as according to law, and the regulations there. under, within 9iSty days after and from the date hereof with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Tucson, in the Terri. tory of Arizona, they will be barred in virtue of the provisions of said statute
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register.
 First publication September 2i, 1903
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-08
Mineral Application No. S25
Survey No l56B. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 TUCSON, ARIZONA. August 8, 1903.
 Notice is hereby given that C. F. Taylor whose pOstonce address is Globe Gila county Arizona has filed his application for a patent for 1900 linear feet Of the R. C. Mccormick lode, mine, or vein bearing gold and copper together with 6Jj feet in width for the conve. neut working Of the same, situated in Globe Mining district, Gila county, Arizona approxi- mately in the W. ll of Sec 1s, TIN. k I6 F., C tS $ .R. B. & M.. designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this onicc as Survey No. li66, said survey being as follows 1.
 Beginning at cor. No. | the w. cor Of claim Identical with locl tion, redwood post in. sq ft. long, set K in in ground with mound of stone, scri0ed l-l566 whence S. F. cor. Sec. 2t. TIN Rl5-E., G.& SRB& brs. $ i2 deg 10 min. ". 265' It. Thence N. l2 deg % min. W. 300 ft. to W end center; eco ft, to cor No. ?, Identical with loc a redwood post ln sq. tt long set IS In. in ground with mound Of stone, scriDed 2-l766. Thence x. 77 deg SS min F.. l5OO ft to cor No g. identical with loc redwood post in >q. ft longset IS in. in ground with mound of stone scriDed 3-l766 Thence <. l2 deg % min F. 300 1t to F. end center 500 ft. to. cor No |, identical with loc., a redwood post in sq 8 ft. long set ls in, in ground with mound Of stone scribed i-l166. Thence $ v deg 3s min. W 1900 ft to cor No. L. the place Of beginning
 Variation at all corners l3 deg. 30 min. E.
 Area 206Gl acres
 The discovery shaft 7xa ft and 36O ft deep. brs. x. 2 deg i5 min. F. 4Oi 1t. from cor NoI The presumed general course of the mineral bearing ledge aS far as can be determined from present developments IS s. 77 deg 3s min. W. and N. v deg 38 min. F. from the dis coyery shaft
 There are no adjoining claimants
 This mining claim Is on record in the onice Of the County Recorder of Gila county Arizona, at page l3i Of Book |, District Records Of Globe.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said k. C. Mccormick lode or mine or surface ground thereof are required to file their adverse claim with the Register of the United states Land Onice in Tucson. Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
 MILTON k. MOORE Register.
 First publication August l3 1903
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-08

Total area Buster lode ...7. .5SG A Less irea in conflict with
 JOSl Billings .............. .OJl A Less area In conflict with
 Mark Twain lode survey
 5'l ......... .......... | .5s A. Net area Buster lode ............... .aO5 Acres TOrharea Kachellue lode Ig. 7t5 A Less area In conflict with
 Hobby Burns lode of this
 survey ............ .........g.3I2 A. Area in conflict with Birds
 Nest lode. survey No.
 lIU5.....-..................s. lIU5 A. Area in conflict with Wild
 and Woody lode, survey
 No l65d. ...,..........-.... .2Ss A Area in conflict with Tip
 Top lode. survey NoId53 ..ug A Net area Rachelue lode ........... G. ags Acres
 Total nat area or claim ...... g 70. Acres
 The discovery tunnel on Bobby Burns lode DrS from cor. No. 3. S. l2 deg. a min w. iSl ft. The discovery ,haft'on Buster lode hrs from cor No. \. 25j ft. The discovery tunnel on RacheIuG lode ors. from cor NO [ s Ig deg W. 3IOft
 The adjoining claims are Future Gopher, un- surveyed, on the NE; Lizzie, survey NO n 9. and Mark Twain, survey No. 55l. on the S.E Josh Billings, survey NO. ll22. Birds vest, So. lI0i, and Yellow Jacket survey NO I'5G on the $. and S.W.; and the i'd and Woody and Tip Top, both Of sl rvey NO, 1856 on the N W.
 The loc notices of these lOdes are on record as follows: The Bobby Burns in book g. at pages iOg and llO the Buster in book z. at page 57g and the Rachellue in book C. page 3sS records Of mines. GIla county. Arizona
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said Bobby Burns Buster or Rachel lue mines or surface grounds are required Co file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land once at Tucson, in the Territory Ot Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they wIl be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the Statute. MILTON K. MOORE. Register
 Fiist publication September lqU3