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Cor Wu lAsi thaHfN lode. fbls survey z tpeafs asst,e. p n,nn,es itys ( e Mq8h Go C0f Nof. lhpnee x ~ deefses 6 minutes " aVffto cpf N99 fhente f@ degree. l minnie. t eH C Co Cor Nott thnner < 2N de4fnes B iNlnutes sO53 ff Co Cor H0 the pl4ee of beginning
 ChNgEH fUbEf BsRnnin9 af Cor No whence No pfs sa dseiees i5 minute ', aA5.5 fi Co Cyf w 2 ideutcal with Cor No t of fhe Chr Excers lode of this survey, thence li dpgf es li mitufes " Gjo.p ft fe Cor Nc 8. tnehce s 8degfec. iS <legrees 26 minutes " 8gls ft Co Cir NJ 6: thence x ; degrees IS minuf W, 700 fl tO Con Not; thence \ z degrees a3 minutes E, 6591 ft % Coy No l tue place f beginning
 WEDGE LODE. Beginning at Cor No l. whence M NO bfs 6G degrees 10 minutes N, lJ09.5 li thence $ 7s degrees ; minutes '. 575.7 f. lJ Cur Ao2s tn-nCe l4 degrees 3 mlnnfes W, 0j23 II 70 tor NJ a: thence ~ degrees lS minutes E, 7U0 ft to Cor No l. identical with Cor No [. ceater lode f this survey thence \ 1s aegrees lninntes ". minutes V 68S.2 ft to Cor No C. thence \ l. degrees { minutes 7l2.7 it to Ger No l, the place oi beginning.
 MANsANITA LODE; Beg.nning at coA No l, Identical with Cor No1, Wedge iodA of A0is survey whence [ ; M N Nel brs \ ejIgSjes l9 minutes V l5es5 ft; thence : 7S Eglses 5 minutes r, 275.T f te Cor NJ ,; theKte 10 degrees minutes w, 6lSl It tv Car No !. N Ana; thence l5 degrees minutes N, a02 it ta of No l the place of beginning
 sILN EK JACK LODE Beginning 1t Cur NO |, whence Y N NJ No 1 bFs go degrees K minutes " 2l5Q2 fti thence 54 degrees 40 minutes ". 63a feet t0 Cor M ?; thefles x a5 degrees 21 minutes F. l50D ft tD Ger No 5 . thence ai degrees 70 minutes E, 60N it fn Cor NO '; thence \ 5 degrees 70 min utes V, l599 ft 70 Cor No ], tho place cf beginning
 Tho location notices are recorded as follows In the office Of the recorder of Pima county Bronco, Book IF, page 63t; Rhino, Book IF, page 4lfi Pittsburgh Book FF page 4f5 . Success, Book FF, page 4l6; Jumbo, Book A page 5US, Keystone, Book AA, page 567 ! Center, Book FIT, page 554 Wedge Book FF page 3l9, all sn Records of Mines, In the office of the recorder of Santa Cruz county . Bisbee, Big Cave amended notice, Big Crop Book Mining Locations, page 377; amended notice, Big Crop No z Book ] Mining ID- cations, page 379; Copper Belt Book ] Min- Mining Locations. page 2I6; Chris Excefs. Book Mining Locations, page 5U4; NQnSaf(ta&, Book l Mining Locations. page 33a>~~sS{rer Jack, Book Mining Locations, at page S74.
 Adjoining claims are. ID nnrth of the Rhino, Pittsburgh and Success odes is the Turnpike lode. unsurveyed. The Jumbo lode is bounded on the west by the Bonanza lode, Survey No s15. The Keystone lode IN bounded and on the santh by the Esteila X Louise lode, Survey No S94 The Last chance lode is bounded OH the north bF the Estella x Louise lode survey NO s94 The Center lode is lode, survey Ne sa9 The Wedge lode is bounded on the HaTth by the California lode Survey No l403, and on the west by Inc Empire lode, Lot NO 70 A and the silver Bill bounded on the north by the Belmont, Iof No3s 4. MiLroN K, MOORE Register
 FiFst publication september N lit~t November II, l995.
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MINING RATIFICATION NO. l0ls United States Land Office Tucson. Arizona August 2s, l919. Notice IS hereby gwen :--rhat the Daqnesne Mining and Reauetian Company, q corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles <. Bankerd Atfor- ney in Fact whose post office aaaress x Du- auesne. Arizona, has made application for patent to the Pluto. Pluto Nc z buQuesne and Virginia des- Survey No 2V57. situate in Patagonia mining district, county cf santa Cruz described as ioflews
 PLUTO LODE: Beginning at corner No l., whence ' M M NJ brs D degrees 5s minutes ". 21l3ft; thence $ 60 degrees 9 4nin- utvs kl 9aS.5 tf to corner NJ 2; thence \ IS degrees S7 minutes k. l47g Il 10 corner No 3 thence N 60 degrees 3 minutes W, a9S3 1t t0 eurner Nc i; thence IS degrees y minutes W, l4al t to corner No l, The place oi beginning
 Nc !, whence | N N No l brs 5e degrees 2S minutes W, 2l029 ff; themes 60 degrees minutes [, 59ss ft te corner No zs thence 2A degrees 15 minutes E, S7I.a II | eDrner No3i thence \ 6o degrees minutes " a9Ss II to corper Nh thence 70 degrees 4n minutes WELLS f Q corner No l, tue place ot beginning
 Nol whence | N M No brs Sa degrees E minutes N, 2flS.2 ft: thence I it to cefner. No 2; thence \ 10 degrees minutes E, 949 it tu corner M B; thence \ 59 degrees l5 70 degrees minutes W.s95.s fl to corner No 5 thence : 20 degrees 12 minutes " a651 # to corner No $; thence 10 degrees minutes D, 1892 1t to corner No | the place Of beginning
 VIRGINIA LODE: Beginning at corner No l, identical with corner No3 cf the nuquesne lode whence 6 NJ M No l brs \ 72 degrees 43 minutes w. 2Sl9.S it; thence 30 degrees minutes E 72 fl to corner No 2 thence \ degrees 36 minutes F.. S2 fl C corner No 3. thence 50 degrees 9 minutes w, 2 1t to crrner No i; thence 59 degrees l5 minutes E, 692 1t to c.rneT No l. the place of beginning
 The locations are recorded as fellows Pluto, Book A page 5ll. Pluto No 2. Book A, page 512 Duqlesne, Book CC, page 39S, Records oi Mines Pima county, and Virginia recorded in Book l. Mining Locations, at page 3S4, in the office of the recorder of santa Cruz county, Arizona Adjoining claims are as follows plEto is bounded on the north by Divide lode, unsurveyed. on the east by Bonanza lode, survey No S35: on the west hy Imperial lode, upSurveved Pluto No is bounded on the east bv Illinois lode, survey No s56; on the west bv Texas lode survey No 1I02. The Du- aueSne lcdc is bounded on the east by San Antonio lede Let No 39 X and on the west bv California lode survey No 1i03 and GrasS- homer lode survey No 2AiS The Virginia lode is bounded on the north by Illinois lode survey No S56. on the east by the Fsfelle and Louise lode. survey No S9l, and on inc south by San Antonio lode Lot S9 A
 MILTON E MooRE, Register.
 First publication september 9, last November Ii, l9O5.
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MINING RATIFICATION NO. l048 United States Land Office Tucson, Arizona. August 2s lYV7 Notice is hereby given:-That the nuquesne Mining and Rednction Company \ e4fpcratiA organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, hy Charles 4. Bankerd atter- hey m fact, whose post office address is Dn- quesne, Arizona has made application for patent to the Lead King lode survey Nc 2034 sltuate m Patagonia mining district county of santa Cruz described as follows.
 Beginning at corner No + whence < M NJ NO l brs \ degrees minutes E. S717 fl: thence ~ degrees 40 minutes w 600 it t0 corner No 2 thence s 8 degrees 20 minutes k liFfa II i0 corIer Nos; thence N 54 degrees 10 minutes E, 600 fl to corner M f; thence Y 8 degrees 70 minutes M, lh00 It to corner No . the place Of beginning
 The location is recorded in Book FF. Record of Mines, Pima county page 769. Adjoining claims are: North, Joe Wheeler lode unsur- yeyed; east Belmont lode, Lot NJ Ss l
 MiITOS k. MOORE, Re91ste&
 First tpublicaton september Q last No<ember IL, 1905.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. l047 United states Land Office Tucson, Arizona August 2S, 1905 Notice is hereby given: that the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, a corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, Dy Charles A. Bankerd, attor- ney III fact, whose post office address is Dn- quesne Arizona. has made application for patent to the Grasshuppcr lode. situate in the Patagonia mining district, county of santa Cruz, described as follows.
 Beginning N corner No | whence ' S M NJ No l brs 70 degrees 47 minutes ", l53I.4 fl :: thence s5 degrees II minutes E, 5sy2 1t 10 corner No 2; thence \ 20 degrees F minutes l., b65.1 r to corner NO g. thence 60 degrees 2 minutes " 309 ft ~ corner No4: thence s S5 degrees Il minutes " 42.2 il 10 corner No 5: thence 6s degrees { minutes w 2a2.8 ft to corner No G thence s IS degrees 5l minutes W, IVl.2 ( to eerner Nal, tho place of begins ming
 The location s rarsFded in Book l Mining LseAtg9ns, santa 1fuz county, pages l52-3 Adtoinlng claims are aS follows: on tue narth ieXaS rde, Survey No l402 and Pluto Nc 7 lode. Survey NJ 23l; on the east, Duquesne lede, Survey NJ 203s on the south California lode, survey lia8; and an the vest, Annie lode, survey No 20aa.
 MtfTaN K, MOORE Register II, l905.
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MINING APPLICATION NO l044 United states Land Office Tucson, Arizona. August zs. l9o5. Notice K hereby giyen:- That the DuQuesne Mining and Reduction Company, corporation organized nnder tine laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles Esankerd attorney ID fact, whose address X Dnquesne Arizona. has made application for patent 10 the Annie lGde, Survey Nn 2N}a, situate in PatH- gonia mining district santa cruz county, described as f0iiows
 Beginning at corner M | whence s Af NJ No } hrS 6S degrees 35 minutes M, ill6.1 1t l. thence \ " degrees 33 minutes E, Ag5 fl to corner No 2 thence 10 deg4ees 2minures W 2a0 ( to corner No x; thenee 1S degrees VI minutes F. T5l2 f to corner M 4. thence N deEfe@s 33 minutes M G0a Il to corner No 4. thence 1u degrees 52 minutes E 561.7 ft ta corner No q thence 5 22 degrees Sl minutes. w 5aa fl to corner No \ the place ui hegin- ming,
 The location is recorded in Book pn Record oi Mines, Pima county, at page i97. AdjUlaing claims are as follows: 0n the North smllg- gser lNdes unsuryeyed, and Texas l0ae SurNcv NJ l4D2i on the East. Grasshopper lede Survey No 28S, and California lode SArvey M l8slS pn 1 he south, Empire lode, Lot Nc I t Aflnstisf the West, the Mary Jane lode, SnIVgN As alss
 MILTON R. Ma0RF, Register.
 First publication September 8, laS, IvS nlber ii, lYp5. T
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MINING RATIFICATION NO, 1oi5 United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona Augnst 2s 1905. Notice is hereby given.-That the Duquesnc Mining and Reduction Company, a Pennsylvania, by Charles A. BankerA axtor- ney in fact, whose post office addresJ is1 pu- Guesne, Arizona, has made applicsSnnN for pateut to tho Dnbley standard and &ll ~~etne lodes, Survey No 203d, situate in Patagonia mining distflcS santa Cfuz. county, described as f9lloWs:
 DIBI-EY STANDARD. Beginning at corner No l, whence t $ N M No brs S 3T degrees 92 minutes W l0a9.i ft: thence \ s5 sJpgrees 1s minutes r, boO ftto corner Nc '; theii0e \ 1g thence s5 degrees " minutes W fO0@rT7f0 corner No 4; thence l6 degrees 20 minutes K l9oo ft to orarner No l. the place Of beginning. S MARY JANE. Beginning at corner Ne I whence | : N M No brs \ N35 degrees 22 minutes W,69i4 fl; thence N s degrees l2 minutes E. 3S5 ft to corner No2: thence N 15 degrees min EteS E, 97o ft to corner No 3: thence 22 degrees D minutes E, 525 fl to corn9r NJ IT Identical with corner No 7, Dudley Sts&dartf1f this survey; thence s S5 degrees p midnts-~N 600 ft to corner No > identical NStx corner No l, Dudley Standard nf this survey. tnance l6 degrees 20 minutes E, 47 fl to corner No 6 ;. thence IF degrees 20 minutes E. 476 fl to corner No [: thence $ P degrees { minutes W. 259 ft 10 corner No S thence 70 degrees 96 minutes W, S256 to corner No l. the place of beginning.
 The location of the Dudley Standard mine iS recorded in Book BIB, Record of Mines at page 9ss; and the Mary Jane in Book DID, Record of Mines. at page IFS, Pima county. Adjoining claims: On the north Pride Of the West claim, Survey No ll2i on the east New York unSnr- Neyed, Annie, survey No 2035 Empire Lot No 70 < on the south and west bv little Emma unsurveEed, and Error unSurveyed.
 MILTON R MOORE. Register
 First publication September 9, last November Il, 1905.
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lydf survey ho N8i. nnd 0n the eost bs tho
 NniHi lpde suffey t1 NHl The uohnNt F1 tiji Nnd yu thf sDufii by fhe Belmont iedNl ini Nn r The Little Emma ldf D
 muhNf1 nn fiic noflb Dv fHt Holland liar 'W 'np raf py the hafy Jane lNt R0 % and on tne Weti hy the Richmond in1t Ne MELTON k MNnEt. kegstrfI li iW5. N
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1o4s. United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona August 2s, 1905. Notice is hereby given That the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, corporation organized under the laws of
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MINING APPLICATION NO i0g. rnlted 1tatrs Land 0fice Tucson, Arizona August 27, lN1 N1tite i4 hereby given That tho nugue-ne Mining and Reduction Company. corporation organized under the aws nf Fennsyl lyania, by Charles A. Bankerd att rnev in fAci, whose pot office address is Di.- quesre. Ariz0ue, has niade application foy attnt 10 the Golden Gate lode, snryex ll zd@. sitaate in Patagonia mIning diA5U Sahta rug county described As follows: v
 BegiuniIg at corner No. l, whence [ s Nj N Ao ] brs degrees 48 minutes W. 3lgs2 fl. thence r degrees E, GOD 1t 10 corner No :. thence Il degrees 30 minutes E. l4s0 1t t1. eorDer N0 3: thence N Y degrees W 600 fl to corner NJ i: (th1s cari,ef falls in ereekl; taenre II grees 3Q minutes w. l4s0 1t to cor Der No l, the place oi beginning.
 Ife location is recorded in Book Rsc0rAe of nes, Pima county, at page ls4 AdjnnalA esaiils; On the North the Georgia lode, S4rsbJ Au i496; on the east, the Deco laete SIry@v l41@ and Wedge and Iron Cow lcres ><nsuf-. yeyea: nn t1e south Pride of the West lode survey No lil2, and Pride Of the West No2 ale, uIsAFveyea. and on the west by the Pride VI Ire West lode, Survey 14l2 and the N. IT. Chapin lode, HnSurveyed
 MILTON K. Ai0oRF, Register
 First publication September 3, last N0yemb Der U, la5.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
Excellent Sentiment.
(Grangeville Standard.)

Lewiston people have up to date
subscribed 100000 for the electric road
and are still going after it every day.
Now if Portland comes to the front
with 100000 it will make close to
$500, 900 pledged for building the road.
The road ought to be as certain on that
kind Of a guarantee as If 1t were al
ready built But now isn't the time
for any one here to stand back and hug
his dollars feeling that it's all done.
that someone else is going to put up
all the money to bring a road, and 1t
not cost him a cent. The road isn't
built The penurious gentlemen who
have nothing to spend for a public en-
terprise may even yet have no public
enterprise handed to them on a platter,
paid for by other peoples money Most
of the people of this section have done
all that could be expected; many of
them have done better than they could
afford The committee, however, says
that more money is needed, to insure
the road Some one will have to put
1t up.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

to Portland as that in the Willamette
valley. No sensible Portland man will
den ythe logic of the contention; and
without denial there remains but one
thing for this city to do, and that is
to REACH out and lay hold on what
nature intended should be hers.
Mr.. Libby and his enterprising fell
low citizens of Idaho are engaged in
a crusade for material development of
their section that amounts to a great
deal more than talk. In thorough ap-
probation of what Is to be accom-
plished for themselves and their sec
ton. their enthusiasm has taken a
practical turn that is destined to ac-
complish much. whatever Portland
may do. They desire the fullest real
ization in the matter of community
building which the munificent natural
opportunities afford. There is recogni-
ton of the fact that this is to be at
tanned by the hearty cooperation of
Portland interests. They have faith in
ultimate victory. but they wish to has
ten the day. Plainly enough. the i'm
mediate results OF their present eff
forts will confer an aggregate benefit
upon this city as great. IL not greater,
that they will enjoy They have
shown themselves to be men sound in
their views and broad in their contem-
plation of the general good Of this en-
time Columbia river section as become
men who hail from a country of such
great possibilities as theirs. There is
not only optimism but wisdom In what
they have undertaken. The plans they
propose are brim full of the spirit of
energy and self-help. Portland is ask
ed to cooperate in the same spirit. The
enthusiasm. good sense and optimism
of these Idaho gentlemen are of the
kind that count 1t Is to be assumed
that the business men of Portland will
appreciate the fact"
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
ENTERPRISE OF THE NORTH
(Boise Statesman.

Great admiration is felt by every
one for those people of northern Idaho
who have organized so energetically
for the purpose of affording the great
Clearwater basin a direct outlet to
tidewater via the Snake and Columbia
Those people have raised $500. 900 for
the proposed electric railway to reach
out into the great prairie country to
transport grain and other products
of that section to Lewiston. Moreover,
the subscription lists are still being
swelled and il seems certain the re-
quisite sum of, $500, 900 will be secured
With that much subscribed, eastern
people will supply the additional funds
needed for the project.
Further. arrangements have been
made for running a steamer line down
to the falls of the Columbia where the
freight will be transported over the
portage road to navigation below. 1t
is expected that road will
ed this year and thus the Nez Perez
country will be afforded an independ-
ent outlet for the crop of the present
season.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

1t is not remarkable to note the
comment in the newspapers of the
northwest relative to the electric rail-
way and boat project. Nothing but
words of praise are found for the peo-
pie who are directly associated in
handling the project. IT is quite true
however that the praise is just In view
of the fact that the object is one of the
most worthy as we'll as most vital that
has confronted the people OF this Sec
ton. In commenting along these lines
the Portland Evening Telegram under
the editorial caption Optimism That
Counts" says:
There Is a high pitch of optimism
in the tone of f. II. Libby. a represent
ative citizen of Idaho. in what he has
to say Qfrhe development of the Won
derful country from which he halls,
and of the interest which the city of
Portland inherently possesses in the
progress now going forward and that
in contemplation. Mr.. Libby has ut
tered to the Portland people some
words of wisdom--advice that should
be heeded-as to the direction of their
energies I'm metropolis building. He
has made a plain statement of salient
facts. undeniably sthey apply to the
future greatness of this municipality.
and pointing out clarly what material
advantage Is to be gained in the line
Of business duty
1t Is the frequent habit OF Americans
to drift into the superlative In COM
menting upon the resources and ad-
vantages of the particular section of
country in which they live. But with
this admitted. there Is little II any
exaggeratlon in the glowing picture
which Mr.. Libby draws of the pro-
Effectiveness of the Idaho country. the
marvelously varied character of it's
resources and their easy availability
to Portland. II the business interests
of this city will unite I'm common
sense scheme for transportation extern
sion that will bring incalculable wealth
to their command. The central thought
in what Mr.. Libby advances Is that
the country lying in the entire Column
bia river basin is as clearly tributary
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
UNDER AUSPICES OF q. p O. E
Keith Stock Co. Will Give Special Per.
Torrance Wednesday Night.

through an arrangement with the
Lewiston lodge of Elks. the Keith
STOCK company. now playing a success
tui season at the Binnard Opera house.
WI give a. special performance next
wednesday night which will be solely
under the auspices and patronage of
the Lewiston lodge of Elks. Mr.. Del
Lawrence, manager of the Keith COM
pany' states that he and his COMPANY
VIII put on special production for
that evening and that the performance
VIII be one of the best that has been
placed on the stage here this season.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

Few women have ever attained such
authority and eminence in letters as
Miss Tarbell. whose history of the
Standard Oil company after running
about two years in McClure's Maya
zine has been published in revised
form by Mcclure Phillips. She has to
her credit three important historical
volumes besides the one mentioned-a
life of Lincoln, life of Napoleon. and
a life of Madame Roland. Her opinion
carries. probably more weight, because
of her reputation for temperance and
solid requirements. than that of any
American woman today. yet having ac-
complished all this Miss Tarbell is still
very young woman. She took up the
writing of history as a speciality. after
serving for some time as the editor of
the Chautauquan to which she went
after two years OF teaching which fol-
lowed her graduation from Allegheny
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

college. She began her studies In Paris
al the time working with her pen to
support herself, and contributing to the
leading American monthlies. The his
tory of Napoleon, which she undertook
first for McClure's Magazine was the
most important magazine feature ever
brought out up to that time, and did
much to insure the success of the new
" founded magazine. 1t was follow
ed later by life of Lincoln, which had
an even more extraordinary popularity
Then. at Miss Tarbelrs suggestion
that McClure's Magazine should treat
the trust question concretely by choos-
ing a definite industry as an example
the History of the Standard Oil Com
pany" was begun. Miss Tarbell was
especially fitted to write this history
for she lived a large part OF her girl
hood in the old regions. Her family
were all closely connected with the oil
industry and she knew intimately all
the big figures notable in the discovery
Of oil and its exploitation.
Miss Tarbell is noe of the editors
Of McClure's Magazine, with which she
has been connected ever since It's IN
.ception. She lives very quietly In New
| York in an apartment near the historic
Washington Square. Notwithstanding
all her achievement, Miss Tarbell IS
not the slightest bit new woman; and
all the contact with the business world
and the toughest kind Of men, which
her infinite researches connected with
Standard Oil history have entailed,
have not in the least robbed from her
the sweetness. the kindness and gen.
t,eness that are associated with the
| ideal type of womanhood
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

A. A. Hansen, of the Commercial
Cream company. left yesterday for the
Anatone country where he will COM
plete arrangements for the delivery of
cream to the Lewiston plant The
cream from the ridges about Anatone
will be collected at that point and
sent twice week to Lewiston with
a three times a week service when the
hot weather comes. 1t is thought that
many of the farmers who now bring
their butter to Lewiston will sell their
cream instead and save the LONG hard
drives now necessary to get their pro-
duct to market.