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Sailed For This Port.
Schooner Sycamore, Salem, is inst.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Lansing and n MRS f,,iadeI. M
Ps mas ed add by MrS MTs s 0 Michel Of
escorted by Harry Faes of Providence. K AIteI
the cotillon serenade given the young women
OF Mapewood Cottage by the young men OF 'Iie
Among the occurrences of the week at Jefferson
have been several shoots at the Waumbek traps
large number of spectators on the occasion OF
fifty bird match. Mr.. sayles of Providence, was
he will give cup for another match. the date OF
which will be decided later.
Many players enjoying the WauTnbek
tennis courts and some sharp matches have Dech
played. The Misses Holt and Sherman ina IN match r
with Misses Butler and Shefer on Friday Were
victors. A.,
putting green included the Misses Helen Kelley, l.
Rail- L. Rall Anita Blair. King. NJ. Achelis Nor Nor
Mrs Holt, Mrs Biggs. Mrs. Nieolls and Mrs. sher-
man. Miss McCook and Miss KING tied ana IN the
The Misses Preston sent out invitations for
nEne muse room at 10 O'clock on THURSDAY
number Of children at Waumbea made this gala Ia
next season there was large 7at patro1age maze The The
stiwe, Mrs Rottenberg Phelps. Mrs. -Anson Nc
Cook. Mrs. Ralll Mrs; G; L. Lindey, Mrs. Austin
hsfy gay TFS rom Breton ao Woods who Came in
tomobiles one day this, week INCLUDED Hl,l M Mrs;
Briggs, Miss Louise Kinsey. Lieutenant General
Young Lieutenant Governor Curtis b. Guild, Mrs.
The Profile House is enjoying the most successful
season in its history, and the cottage life is
usually gay. owing to the number OF house parties
deserving f as 5se benefited Sds 5bs pe
BY substantial sum, the proceeds of a card party
stuart xen pTesden OF the
Tennis has been the sport of the week here, and
Were played off on Monday and Tuesday. Several
golf team matches were also played one being at
Mrs. jackson. of New-York. is entertaining at
her cottage L. Havemeyer Butt OF New-fork-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
AT THE WEsTPoRr INN.

wsstport N. Y. Aug. 70 (speciaD.-Boating par
des have been unusually popular at Westport this
week and together with fishing excursions. tennis
tournaments. card parties and innumerable teas
they have kept visitors busy
On Monday A. Davis Weld and a party of In
vited guests cruised around the upper part OF the
lake In tho yacht Victor. g. II. Stone on tho day
following gave a boating party. Dr. Beverley Rob
inson, who has devoted most OF hi, time 70 golf
and horseback riding went on Thursday on a
cruise along the Vermont shore. visiting Button
Island, Basin Harbor and other points of inter-
est
a nahinx party given by Mr. Whistler of New
dofk 70 number OF friends. who returned with
Nergennes and stu another haAttnx paxtx 1tysa ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
At THE DEER'S HEAD INN

Elizabethtown, N. Y. Aug. 26-The season at
fhzaoethtown is now at its height. and from every
indication 1t will last until late in the fall The
DeeFS head Inn and cottages are crowded but
manage TO accommodate all cOmers
On Wednesday night progressive euchre party
was given, there being twenty tables in play The
hrst prize was won by Miss Macdonald daughter
or Dr. Carlos Macdonald. of New-York: the second
prize was given 10 Mrs. F. H Freeman of Mont
clair, n. j.; the third to ]. P Lorgan of Camden
N j., and the consolation prize to Miss Tompkns
of Jersey City.
among the occurrences of the near future is a
baseball game between the women and men of the
Qeer Head Inn. in which the sterner sex will all
pay iett handed and suits to fit the occasion
On Monday night a musical was given in the hotel
PaIlOrs that was attended by about three hundred
guests and cOttagers
yesterday the guests Of the hotel participated in
GLSIloIcap Solf tournament, and il closely con-
ISsteo- j. Z Cook, of Montclair, N J.. and William
boSWelI, or CohoeS, tied for the best net score
among the men, and Mrs Franklin Of Troy. won
tihe cup Tor the best net for the women In
e SilhlLlon so-r tournament, which has lust been
nnsheu Nlu Kellogg won out and Is club cham
championship ~ ~
among Among the arrivals at Deers Head Inn are w c.
freeman and T.. a. Freeman, father and son the
illteF oelng one of the most prominent golfers in
the country Golf will. therefore, be moro popular
thah ever Tor the next two weeks
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin, N Y. Aug 26.-Fishing and boat
ing parties are the proper thing at the Algon-
Quin. and there have been many of them recent
ly. One OF the most enjoyable fishing parties
was that given few days ago by Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Thedford. of New-York- They had ex-
cellent luck. Clarence r. Conger and party
OF friends made the ascent of Ampersand Noun
tain Monday. taking luncheon on the summit
Another hearts party was played tho other
evening. the winners among the women being
Miss Crawford. first: Mrs AIlcorn. second. and
Miss Frances Jones. consolation. Charles Led
with won first among the men, Breckenridge
Jones second and Gustav Haller consolat ton.
George A Hawkins, Of New York, has Joined
Mrs Hawkins and Miss Hawkins at the hotel
Thomas Thedford and S. s. De Pew, of New
York, have Joined Mr. Thedford's parents Mr.
end Mrs Robert Thsdford. w. n. Stevens Is
one of the recent New-Yo-k arrivals An ex-
pensive doll was raffed this week for the benefit
OF Sanatorium Gabriels
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

ters and other buildings OF the camp, situated
far back among the trees, are all or the same
type of architecture and their interior hnisn
is In keeping with their external appearance
japanese furniture, Japanese ware. japanese
tapestries and mosaics all serve to convey the
impression that with one step one has left the
Adirondacks, with their forests and rocks. far
behind, and by some magician's trick has landed
In quiet corner of old Nippon Were any
thing wanting to keep alive the Illusion, Japa-
nese servants, moving silently about here ana
there, would supply the need. 41ut there IS
nothing wanting; all is there.
There seems to be tendency among the
campers the st. Regis chain OF lakes to
borrow the beautiful from the architecture OF
other countries in the additions being made
from time to time TO their camps. Simeon j..
Drake, of NewYork. who has camp on Spit
fire Lake is erecting a new squash court, in
the Swiss chalet style of architecture. Mrs.
George r. Britton has just opened her new
camp on Lower ST. Regis Lake. This is also
of the Swiss chalet type. George H Earle. tr.,
Of Philadelphia, is having new boathouse built
at his camp the Upper st. Regis. Of unhewn
stone and not unlike German baronial castle
in appearance
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

The feature Of the season has been the August
fete. held in the Casino on Saturday evening
The hall was profusely decorated with boughs
ferns and flowers: music furnished by the
Hotel Childwold orchestra, and the largest
crowd this season turned out to participate in
the gayety. Special dances We're introduced on
this occasion. one of the prettiest of which was
the jockey dance. executed by six young women
Fl. A. Levy won the mems tennis cup tourna-
ment, finishing with high score to his credit
The golf tournament is on. and the fight for
supremacy and possession Of the trophy is in
tense.
Great preparations are being made for the
annual charity performance in aid Of New-York
charities, to be held soon This Is a gala affair
at Childwold. and every one Is looking forward
to q great time.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
Large Crowds Visit the Show and the Box Holders
Contains Many Well Known Names.

called the painstaking Japanese who little
while ago finished their work on the new camp
tn the guides accustomed to roughing 1t all
their lives the Japanese worknen. with their
delicate tools were a constant source of Won
der Long before the summer visitors arrived
last spring the guides would find It In their,
way to drop In at Mr.. Vanderbilt's camp and
woodsrnen whose stock IN trade is the ak In
winter and the paddle in summer, gazed In
open-mouthed amazement at men who would
labor for hours and sometimes for days over
piece of inlaid work carving a few feet or
even few inches square. Gosh! 1t does beat
all the way them fellers do commented one
guide the other day But they do some mighty
pretty work." he added. Look at that now,
and he pointed to the buildings Of Mr.. Wander
bits camp, with their queer shaped roofs and
low-hanging caves.
1t is hard to describe the charm that Mr..
Vanderbilt has succeeded In producing by
combining Japanese architecture with the
rugged beauty of the Adirondacks. One of the
prettiest buildings in the camp is pagodalike
teahouse situated on a point Of land juttinS
out into the lake and commanding a beautiful
view. The sailed each week by the
most part, off MIR. Vanderbilt's camp. The
yachts round buoy anchored directly before
the camp and from the verandas Of the tea
house an unobstructed view Of the races is
secured.
The boat landing at the new camp Is OF
bers UP above the roof in true Japanese
style, and the caves, running far out from the
building, have that odd upward twist peculiar
to Japanese architecture The living quar-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
ON BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island. r. T. Aug. 26 (SpeciaD.-The sea-
son at Block Island is holding it's own and pro
vided the weather remains fine the crowds viii
remain for several weeks longer.
The baseball games continue TO attract largs ar
tendance The Spring House boys are still In thu
lead in the series with the Ocean Views
The bathing has been especially fine the last
week. the easterly winds having produced a light
surf and the rollers having been unusually larga
Rear Admiral Sigsbee, U. S. N, has been spend
ing a lew days this week at the Connecticut House
Mrs. c. G. Spelden and family, OF summit n n
are spending couple OF weeks the Woonsocket
House.
Bayberry Lodge, the summer home OF T. DAN
ming Perkins, has been opened for the REMAINDER
OF the season. The family there now and
Mr.. Perkins Is expected later.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
BUILT BY JAPANESE.
r. ". Vanderbilt's s Adirondack Camp
Is Unique Among Summer Homes.

Upper st. Regis, n. Y, Aug. % (Special).-The
recent arrival of Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Vanderbilt
at their camp on this lake calls attention to what
is one of the most beautiful summer homes in
America. Built by Japanese workmen, after
plans drawn by Japanese architects. Mr. Van
derbilts camp is veritable bit of old Japan
transported from the islands Of the Far East
and hidden away among the Adirondack for
ests on the shores of this beautiful lake.
Mr.. Vanderbilt. long lover OF Japanese art.
was determined that there should be in this
camp of his nothing that was not really Japan
ese. At much expense he procured the services
Of japanese architects and then imported work
directly from Japan, that the plans might
be worked out accurately In every detail.
-Queer little jggers,' the Adirondack guides
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN HOTELS.

, This week has been crowded with interest al ths
Beach. and the largest crowds OF the season have
been present for the last three days record
breaking attendance marked the twenty-sevsntn
annual carnival OF fireworks. which took place st
Pains fireworks inclosurs Thursday evening. which
altogether OF the most successful carnvals
ever held here. feature OF the afternoons pro-
gramme was a display OF Japanese daylight frs-
works. set Off BY japanese experts.
Another big night OF the week Tuesday when
the Mystic Shriners enjoyed their annual outing sc
the Beach There were about fifteen hundred men,
bers OF the order with their families and friends.
and all the participants fezes it was
picturesque spectacle that greeted the syes OF the
regular beach visitors The Shriners arrived early
in the day and forming procession headed BY the
dignitaries of the order. they marched along the
where they enjoyed a performance OF the Boer War
spectacle In the evening ths entire body attended
the Pain fireworks display. and later occupied
boxes at the Manhattan Beach Theatre
One OF the pleasant social affairs or the week at
the Oriental was the luncheon given by Miss Carrie
Wiley. OF Rochester. American Beauty roses and
ferns adorned the table. Among the guests were
aerriek; who are spending a few weeks at the
Major r; n. Smith. o. s, A. and Mrs. Smith are
at at the o5isn' NE army Is also represented AZ
Keller and Mrs Lillian Hester. VIII round out ths
orsn Mr. and M1s @ -A L ids e a5a T S.fs e sSs
Thsatrs resday evsnns 1Ssssr me ssaSn
S,vgn Sy John sisiOhsr o. the oriensai. ineiaasd
GeTr MISS Carrie whey and ToSs wsy M
dinner OF eight covers was given ar the Man
haitian Beach Hotel Wednesday evening by Mr.
and t. Mrs G Il HenGhen. The private dining room.
known as the Blue Room. was decorated with Jap
occasion. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. ], Haviland. who have tast
turned trom Paris. are spending few days at tho
Oriental as guests OF w II ReardSiey.
captain - s. brown OF Ptttsourg. Is az ths Man
NATHAN Beach Hotel for indefinite period
As guests OF Mr., and Mrs. T. II. A. Hall. Of ths
oriental. Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Hall and Miss Jo-
sort.
Mrs A. Allen. of New-York. Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Willard s. Little. at the Oriental.
Count Wakonsten who has been several weeks
at the Oriental y xpsndtnx . few days Ae Now
port After hx4ef stay It Tuxsdo he v1Q rsspxp
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

Wednesday with a qualifying round OF thirty
six holes at medal play. This Is the banner event
OF the year here and called out a field OF over
a hundred players. Among those competing
were FFndlay s. Douglas. Harold Wilcox. Dwizhc
Partridge, w. w. Burton. J. c. Patterson A I.
White, Frederick HerreshOfr. John Moller, f.
Sheriff. Sherman and the men who have bean
spending the summer here.
A progressive euchre party for the beneft OF
The Tribune Fresh AIR Fund was held al the
Country Club Tuesday evening. This was
attended by the hotel and cottage contingents
Mrs Warner and Miss Warner, OF Troy. y. L
gave luncheon at the Equinox House on Tues
day.
Last evening a "stag smoker was held at
the Ekwanok clubhouse This was attended
by all OF the golfers who have been playing this
week In the tournament.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
BAMBOO GROWERS IN WASHINGTON

Bamboo Is being grown on sinortdgs Island. NJ
Furuya Co. have been trying tho experiment. and
believe that II has been success Bamboo stalks
are now more than five feet in height and IL Is be-
ieved they will grow TO a height of from fifteen to
twenty feet. The bamboo will be suitable for maxi
Hls curios and the lighter class of furniture. No
attempt has been made TO grow the heavier class
or bamboo that Is used in the Orient for construct
poses. 49,
Ihs Is the frst time atteynpt las teen made TO
ralse bamboo In Washington at other North
Western point 1t has been transplanted In the
opesi, tha X the experiment is success fields OF
hathnoo VIII be planted. According 10 members OF
the iirm that is making the experiment, the bamboo
mas SHOWN every indication OF developing rapidly
in ths state as II would In Japan. The quality OF
the stalks Is said 70 be equally good. IL Will require
us multitude OF uses TO demonstrate whether its
Sruwta hsro II asuceea--CSs~ttie TtpsA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
IN TIE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester VT, Aug 26 (Specian.-The sea-
son here is now at its height. All OF the horeiS
and boarding houses are full. The Visit mere OF
Vice-President and Mrs Fairbanks, who were
the et1ests of Representative and Mrs David j.
Foster at the Equinox House, occupied the
early part of the week On Sunday Charles >.
Francis of Troy. took the guests for hfty
mile automobile ride in his touring car. On
Monday evening an informal reception rendered
the party by the Equinox House was largely
attended by the summer visitors here and by
the towns people.
Golf has been king here since Wednesday
The tourn anent for the first presidents cup
and other prizes presented by the board Of gov
ernors of the Ekwanok Country Club began on
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

w. F. Bridge. of Cottage No. l. has guests Miss
Laura Main. of New-York. and G. E. Lewis Of
Flushing. Long Island.
Cottage No. is now occupied by Cornelius N
Bliss and Miss Bliss, of NewYork, who moved in
last week Mr.. Bliss will remain until the end of
the season.
Miss II, AZ Matthews: of New-York. with Mrs
]. c. Lefingwell and Miss Leffingwell are being
entertained at Cottage No. g.
New-YOrk arrivals here include Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H Aldrich, with Miss Lily Belknap. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry HoIbcook Mrs. George L. Ronalds, of Tux
edo. and Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Sands and Miss Sands
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

N H. Melville. completed the activities Of the
a1+ 'hg nnSh Of the mixed doubles tennis tourna-
H5eHI HI MRS. / p Blair. gave a tea, assisted by
MIS- MIS- d E. Labouisse and Mrs. o. G. Getzen-Dan-
- w. y. r lAboulSSe gave welsh rabbit party
- OL :" TuheS9ay evening on the piazza of the West
ga guae t'n n boathouse, which decorated with
green's and japanese lanterns.
ing Of tbG1ay tabIey eyenlng an entertainment consist
SJven oy the younger people for the benefit of the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
SARANAC INN

saranao Inn. N. Y. Aug 20 fspec,,n -7,.
aquatic contests held here a few DAYS apo ver.
source Of much amusement to the contestants
and the guests who witnessed them
Harry NJ. Bangs. Of New-York. has Joined his
parents here for the rest OF the season Mr.
and Mrs. ]. q. Norris OF Philadelphia are the
guests OF s. y. Lloyd. who has q cottage here
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

Miss l. " Larned and Miss ]. Watson, who are
making boat trip to RaQuette Lake have
been here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Gallatn jr and Miss
Louise Trowbrdge, of New-York, have arrived
for the remainder Of the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Weng, of Mamma, Australia, are here for
q
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
AT THE HOTEL CHuDwor,n

Lake Massawepie. N. Y. Aug 20 (speciaD.-
Perfect Adirondack weather prevails at Child
void. and a majority OF the visitors arc planning
10 extend their stay till late In september.
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4.577acres


Parker Fraction tunsurveyed) ....,.,. 4.577 acres
Parker Fraction (unsurveyed) ex-
elusive of its conflict with Bass
Lode Quartz Claim (unsurveyed) 3.102 acres
PARKER Fraction (unsurveyed) ex-
elusive of Its conflict with June
ton Placer (unsurveyed) .......-.. o. 1911 acres
Parker Fraction (unsurveyed) ex-
elusive OF its conflict with Pharo
Lode (unsurveyed) .....,~...u 4.0s9 acres
Parker Fraction tunsurveyedl ex-
elusive of its conflict with Den
yer Lode (unsurveyed) ....-,..... 4.494 acres
Bass Lode Quartz Claim (unsur-
yeyed) .....sa--v.. .......~.... o,ol5 acres
yeyed) exclusive Of its conflict
with Parker Fraction (unsur-
yeyed) ....-u.. 5.1Io acres
Veyed) exclusive Of its conflict
with Short Lode Sur. No. 2l85...., 6.0i3 acres
Bass Lode Quartz Claim (unsur.
veyed) exclusive OF its conflict
with Short Lode sur. Nc. 2l85,
ana Parker Fraction (unsur.
yeyed) .......,a..... ..... 5.lg0 acres
Junction Placer mnsurveyed) ,i5.l74 acres
Junction Placer tunsurVeyed) eN-
elusive Of its conflict with Ber-
muda Lode Quartz Claim (unsur-
VeYed e. ....a..l3.1 1s acres
Junction Placer CugsurFoyadj tx.
elusive Of its conflict with Short
Lode sur NO, S5...,.~.......,.n 1858 acres
T|hemazuetlo variation at ali tl3 eaei5r4
this survey is leob@
substantial monuments Of earth and stone fh
It. in dta. at base and , II. high are erected
around all the corners Of this survey.
The urlglna certificate OF location OF the
Trenton lode was recorded In the Recorders
ONCE OF Nye County, state of Nevada. on the
25th Day Of March, .l92, and now appears Of
record in Book y Of Mining Locations, Page
465, records Of said county.
An amended and additional certificate of
location OF said claim was recorded in the Re
corder's ONCE Of fsmCrulda County, State OF
Nevada, on the 2nd day OF June 1903. and now
appears OF record Ia Book sra Of Mining Loca-
lions, Page 500, records Of said county.
The presumed general course or direction OF
The Trenton lode, vein, mineral deposit or mine,
as shown upon the plat posted upon said claim,
and as rear as can be determined from the
present developments, has an easterly or vest
erlytstrike or course; the claim being for G92 ft.
The names OF the adjoining claims, and the
names OF the owners or thereof, are
as follows: On the N. Ferris Baby Lode (un-
surveyed, Little 1onopah Development Com
pany claimant; On the H., Cash Boy Lode, Sur.
No. 2l70, Tonopah Cash Boy Mining Company
claimant, Deming lode (unsuryeyed) appli-
can't claimant: On the s., G. b. & q. (unsur-
! yeyed), applicant claimant, Bass Lode Sur.
No. 2l69, applicant claimant, Junction Placer
(unsurveyed) applicant claimant, On the w,
Telegraph lode tunsurveyed), Otto Albtez ct al
claimants, Trenton Lode Sur. No. 1856 appli-
cant claimant.
o. Ii. GALLUP,
Register.
First Publication August S, 1905.
Last Publication October Z. 1905.
KEY PITrMAN,
Law Attorney for Applicant,
Rooms 4 and Golden Block, Tonopah, Nevada.
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AREA

iothl area Cats Paw Mine. ..,.......a. 90.434
Area Ia conflict with Bermuda Lode
Quartz Claim (unsurVeyed) 1921
Bermuda Lode Quartz Claim Cunsur.
Yeyed) exclusive of its conflict
with Junction Placer (unsur.
Yeyed( .,.-"-".-.~r........-......., i.495
Short Lode Sur. Nc. 185...... 9I84
Short Lode Sur, No 2l85, exclusive
OF its conflict with Bass Lode
Quartz Claim (unsurveyed) ....... s.1s3
Pharo Lode (~unsurVeyed). ..... ASIA
Pharo lode (unsuryeyed) exclusive
OF its conflict with Short Lode
sur, Nc, 2ls5.--."."~..-........ s.42O
Pharo Lode (unsurveyed) exclusive
OF its conflict with Parker Frac.
tion tunsurveyed) ........... 3.Os5
Pharo Lode tunsurveyed) exclusive
OF its conflict with Denver Lode
lunsur,veyedl .... -.~y... 1851
Fharo Lode (~unsurVeyed) exclusive
OF its conflict with junction
Placer (unsurveyed) 2.332
Pharo' o tuDsuryeyed) exclusive
OF its conflict with Junction
Placer Lode (unsurveyedl. ex.
elusive Of its conflict with Short
Lode Sur. No. PISS, and Parker
FRACTION tunsurveyed) exclusive
OF its conflict with Denver Lode
tunSurVeyedl ...... + sGg
Denver Lode (unsurveyed) 0.0g3
DenVer Lode (unsuryeyed) exclusive
OF its conflict with Pharo Lode
NunsurFeyed) .... .................. 0.O7I
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