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The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
Revolutions ON the Death OF John L.
Reifsnider.
pa,re of the Westminster Cemetery Company,
WastmfuStPF Md August Il, l9Oo.

once of the Westminster Cemetery Company,
Westminster Nd August II, lSOo-
The death of MIR. John L. Retfsnider has moved
from our community of its most prominent eil-
izens and from this Board OF its most useful
ami valued members and desiring to place upon
our minutes some tribute to his memory,
Rssoired That as member OF the Cemetery boaru
he ys fsithul in the discharge OF his duties. regu
lar in his attendance upon all ats meetings, anu
wise as counsellor in the management OF It's al
fairs. - -, .,;
Rs,,itsd That we recall with pleasure his uni
form courtesy his marked Difference 10 ms assoc
ates in the Board and the pleasant relations Whleh
always existed between us
Rssllraf That AS President of the Board he was
identified and impartial our presiding omcer,
and did much in every way 10 promote the luteIesF
OF the Cemetery Company.
Rssolped That with the entire community we de-
plore his death, and will ever cherish hA memory
Pss.Irgd That a COPY of this minute be sent TO
the family and published in the papers of the CITY,
By order of the Board,
JOHN j. REESE, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
urphanS Court.

Monday. August lI.-l.etlers ot admins
,ratioa oa the estate % Alfred 7. GaTnrr
werr granted 10 Wm. ii. Garner and Jasper L
Garnrr. who received sarrani 10 apprAlse A7d
order To- notify CREDITOR
Enhraim William. aud Harry +. Williams,
administrators OF Susan Williams, returned
inventory Of personal property, and received
order 10 sell same
Tuesday. August ID Sarah Ssanh and -
gar NJ. Stauh, administrations Of William H.
Stagb, received order 10 sell personal property
Charles F. Shipl,y aud John W. Sh'pley
executors Of Thoinas n Shtpley, received
order 10 sell real estate
james f. C. Slasman, executor o! James
A Slasuiaa. settled first account.
Letters OF administration on the estate 81
Sarah +. Walker. were granted 10 6ay y.
Steele, ~ho received order 10 notify creditors.
Joseph IT, Cassidy. administrator. ". "A. oi
William L. Frommyer, received order 10
transfer certain mortgage
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
CaTroIli0n Items.

ArGUsr l6.-rhe recent heavy rains have
washed some parts ot the county roads very
much.
Taylor & Green, who have formed part
nership for the sale Of the products OF the
farm, are located ia the old saw mill belong
ing lc Miles l.. Long. near the Station.
Rev DR.. Heisse, presiding elder of the
West Baltimore Distinct NJ. r. Church.
preached at Pleasant Grove Sunday mo ruing
Thomas Chapel ia afternoon. aud at Patapsco
at night Ga Monday he paid short Tisit to
CarroltOn Station where be took the 50 ?. m.
train for Baltimore. He was the guest OF
Mr.. Eiias Reed.
The Carrollton Glee Club and singing class
will hold pic nic IN Oursler's grove, on
Thursday, August -, at . p. IN. There
will be singing aud literary excIses, also a
sack race for "a prize, and many other amuse-
ments Proceeds for the benefit Of the class.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
West Falls Items.

August l6.-Wm. G. Brooks, Electrical
Engineer, of Westminster, who has been visit
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Gosuell. has returned home.
Mrs. Doreus Lowman, of Baltimore, Is visit
ing Mrs. d. c. Lowman of tins place.
Miss Violet Triggs, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Jesse C. Lowman, of "Lowman's De
light, - Frederick county.
Miss Minnie Brown, of Westminster who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Hood
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Welch. paid visit tc
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowman.
Harvey Grimes and Gurney Gosneli, o
Frankhuyille, were in this vicinity Sunday
morning.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
SykesyIlle Items.

AuGusr l7.-Rey. Harry Pool, rector Of
ST Barnabas' Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Sykesville. has been successful in having
Wnrfeld College opened for the summer for
the fresh air children of Baltimore. Eighteen
children and two mothers came on Tuesday
morning and are now enjoying the delights OF
country outing. AT the end OF the week
another party of children will come aud SO on
throughout the season. The people Of Sykes
Vile are in sympathy with Mr.. Pool in this
work.
freight wreck here on Tuesday afternoon
inst east of the station, was caused by broken
fiange. Eight cars were off the track, one
being thrown down the embankment The
cars we're loaded with coal, which was Etrewn
along the track and down the embankment'
No one was injured.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
DIED.

Ia winfield August Il. l9O5. Granville Edgar, sou
Of William and Anna ID. Caple. aged % years, 5
months and IA days,
Addiction sore long time he bore,
Physicians were in vain
Cio,i thought II best he should rest
Aud eased him Of his pain.
How long he struggled 'gainst disease
Which hafied skin and care,
And long he fingered, racked with pain
Aud suffering hard to bear
And vet thrO' all at times he'd smile,
A smile OF heavenly birth,
And when the angels called him home
lie smiled farewell to earth
BY THE FAMILY.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
Eden Items.

AUGUST 17.-Hezekiah Morrow was II
Baltimore several days last week and attended
the funeral Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. Long, of Philadel
phia, are visiting friends in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robinson, of Balti
more. visited friends in Roseville over Sun
day. Mr.. Robinson, accompanied by hI'
uncle and aunt, Mr. a,ld Mrs. George Robin
son, attended camp meeting at linwood las
Sunday, visiting friends and taking in othe
points Of interest en- route.
John S. Sweigart, Of near Frizellburg visited
at W. Il. Snyder's, last Sunday.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
Silver Run liens.

August 17.-On Tuesday heavy thunder
gust passed over this place.
Kemper Il Feeser started their cider mill on
Wednesday.
Apples are very plentiful in this community.
Charles Leppo killed Il large black snake
this week in George Lawyers new ground
Some of our young people took a trip Il
Luray Cave last Saturday.
Addison Strouse, of Baltimore, visited Je
rome Koontz and other relations in this neigh
hood over Sunday. jeremiah Babylon. o
Westminster. also visited Mr. Koontz on Sun
day.
The Reformed choir of this place, and 9th
ers, are attending the Reformed reunion a
Lineboro today.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19

While passing through the orchard at her
home Mrs Joshua Ditto, Of near Dry Run,
Washington county, was attacked by boar
hog. She was thrown to the ground by the
inturiated animal aud terribly gashed in the
side before il was driven away by farm hands
A physician was summoned and found her
injuries to be of very serious nature.
The flrm belonging to the estate of George
W. Arnac0st. in the Fifth Election district OF
Baltimore county, containing about 10 acres
Of land, well improved, was sold Wednesday,
on the premises, to Richard A. Martin for
$1,000 by Joseph +. Armacost, trustee. This
farm is located on the county road leading
from the Black Rock road to the Beckleysville
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
MedfOrd Items.

AUGUsT l6.-Mrs Lewis Bale has sold her
small farm To Mr. Smith. OF Winfield, for
$1,000. Mr.. Smith will take possession OF the
property about the first of October. Mr..
Smith is the father of the young man wh" was
the first soldier killed in the Spanish War.
Mr. Ephriam Haines. who was paralyzed
several days ago is slowly improving.
A. Danner was confined to his house for Il
few days with lumbago, but is able to be
about again.
Mrs. James Leister has been on the sick
list for the past week, but is convalescen.
Harry Kelly will move his family from Ian
coin Rineharl's TO the house at Medtord store
Surprise aud pound parties are engaging
the attention young people in this locality
There are not enough picnics and festivals ye
| To- nccunY their minds.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
Louisville Personals.

Mrs. August Reiule and daughter Myra,
aud Mrs Charles, Clymer and daughter Mrs.
Carrie Reynolds, all of Baltimore, are spend
ing few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ.
Patterson.
Miss Annie Murray is spending few weeks
with her niece, Mrs Alverta Foster at Pleas
ant Hill. Baltimore county.
Mrs. J. Murray Patterson, entertained last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lockard, Of Bal
tmore.
Mrs. Kate Shipley, of Walbrook avenue
Baltimore, has returned to her home after ,
few weeks visit to her friends at Gambler anc
| Louisville.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
A Gard of Thanks.

InsSmueh as l am utterly unable TO know. much
less to thank In person. the many kind people OF
Westminster and its vicinity who took such an
active and self sacrificing interest iu the recovery
OF the body OF my dear son, THOMAS PAGE MRorH,
from its walery grave, Friday last avail myself
of this public method Of expressing for myself and
family assurances of deep and abiding gratitude
10 all those who by word or deed participated Ia
the sad and anxious search.
Respectfully and gratefully,
PEREoEINE MRoTH.
Manchester Place August IS. 1905.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
WANTS.

Position wanted as clerk in store, with lodg-
ing and board preferred; experienced Ad-
dress Box 1875, Mt. Airy, Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
Base Ball.

The Paiapsco Base Ball Clab was defeated
on Saturday. August 8, BY the Albion Athletic
Clab, Of Wooiherry, by score OF l2to ).
The Albion boys toycd With Tracey, the
Paiapsco cracker jack, ull the sih and 9th
innings. when they gave him q Waterloo.
Score by innlngs;
Ahioa..-.. IoIoToT9IOIOIOI4i6-l2
ra'apseo... loIoiilOI8lllololO- O. 5
RstfrFies-A Albioa, Crothers and FaruWell;
Patapsco, Tracey aud Spencer.
Today. Saturday, at Nelson Blizzard s.
Sanlyylllr wrA play Paiapseo a game c"u'
mrnciuE al $50 p. N.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
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The dttte on the Label on yOHF
DaDeI. ShOsUs the time to tChfch y0ur
Subscription is paid.
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Anuie F. wife of Hr Jacob y LcisieF. nrsf les
ier's Church died on Wednesday Aaeu'l i6. q
acute indigestion sDeF an Illness u sb1Ht hleen
hours Her age was 55 years aud dsys. Bestiez
a husband she Is survived by fouF sous-irv.o :
John L oiea T. AMI Lex e. Leistsr. H-r taursaI
viii be heid this saturday morning at i'-i-ifr =
Church: trieis and relatives 10 meet at thy house
81 o'clock.
WEANE.
Ruth Evelyn. sged years snd & months, eldest
daughter OF Bruue G. ami Lauyz weant OF Bruce
Vile this county. died August lG Funeui services
we're held AT her late residence yesterday Friday
afternoon. and the remains we're interrcd ia West
minister Cemetery at $50 o'clock. The chIbl was 8
niece OF George c Eicheibcrger. OF Westminster.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-05
Try q Smile.

II the world will not be conquered by .
Try a smile;
If your weeping will not raise you when
Try a smile.
II stolid countenance
Will not he help your ,r cause sS advance
Try smile.
II scowl don't make your neighborhcod
try smile;
If an everlasting grumble don't protect
Dash away that s childish tear.
Check that sob. it's bad to hear;
Spread your mouth from ear to ear
II you've had to let some stronger fellow
Let him know s : it snake takes two licking,
to defeat you
Make him clearly understand
You don't bear the towards brand;
Make him show his strongest hand
Try a smile.
If they've told you you are going to The
Don't 60 cutting any desperation didoes.
Try a smile:
When you've been 90 sns about
And are scheduled for q pout,
Try a smile.
II your very utmost efforts didn't work.
Try a smile;
Though you feel that 1t must be sickly
smirk
Try a smile.
Show the world that you can DO It;
Send a giggle gurgling through It;
Don't go get q rag and chew IT.
Try q smile.
Baltimore American.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-05
Russians Drop Alexander.

It has been a tradition since the
time of Nicholas /. to name the care
witches alternately Alexander and
Nicholas. But the murder of Alexan-
der II. caused his name to be con-
sidered unlucky, SO there will be no
more Alexanders on the Russian
throne, as there will be no more Pauls
or Peters. The czarevitch was there
fore named Alexis, after the father of
Peter the Great. He was a powerful
and successful ruler.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-05
Complicated Family Relations.

At a double wedding in Stockton,
Cal, brother and sister were mar.
ried to a brother and sister. The sis.
ters-in-law of the men are their wives.
Their sisters are their sisters-in-law,
while each man is to the other q
brother-in-law twice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-01-05
Sweet Thino.

Madge-Physical culture is splen.
did. I'm taking beauty exercises.
Marjorie-You haven't been taking
-,yxhem long, have you?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-26
Shot in the Abdomen.

As a result of a shooting affray about il o'clock last night, Giovanni Ruggie- TO, of 148 Wallace street, lies in seri- ous condition at Grace hospital with a bullet in his abdomen. The shooting was the result of a quarrel over an ex- change of revolvers. Late last evening one Valentine Soolere, of 10 Collis street, went to Ruggiero's house on Wallace street, bearing with him a splendid Smith & Wesson revolver. Ruggiero owned a bulldog revolver and the two men talked trade. The barter ing grew hotter and hotter until anger was aroused, and in the heat of the ar gument Ruggiero emptied one of the chambers of his revolver into Scolere's abdomen.
 At an early hour this morning it was feared that Ruggiero's condition would result fatally.
 A peculiar incident was the action ot Ruggiero's wife when the officers went to arrest her husband, She stoutly de- clared that she herself had done the shooting. But when she found that she was to be locked up she changed her tactics and laid all blame on her hus- band.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-26
GaaotJet5.
GEORGE w. ADAMS.

AttOrney-at-Law, and Notary PubIfa
 g92 Chapel Street., Room 2.
 All Legal or Business Matters given Prompt Attention,
 Accounts and Claims Collected or settled, on reasonable terms and De~ positions taken, in any part of the ID. g. Hours from a. m. to 5 p. m, also from 6 to g p. h.. Monday ana Saturday, evenings. Telephone 1402-4.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-26
EIGHTH ANNUAL BANQUET.

The eighth annual banquet of the Ain He Aleph club was held in the Daven- port hotel A very enjoyable time was passed by all present. The following menu was served: Oyster Cocktails in Green Peppers.
 Olives.
 Chicken Richmond.
 Celery. Filet of Sole. Tartare Sauce.
 Julienne Potatoes. Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce. Sweet Potatoe. Glace.
 Raspberry Ice. Sweet Bread Patties a la Refine.
 Pettis Pois.
 Waldorf Salad. Nuselode Pudding. Fancy Cakes. Fruits. Nuts. Raisins. Roqueforts Saltines. Coffee Cigarettes. Cigars. The toasts and the respondents were as follows: Toastmaster-Argoll l.. Hull. "Reminiscences of Paris-William G. Powning. We Meet Tonight to Celebrate-Per- cy W. Alling. The Blue Grass Country-Henry E. Sanford.
 The Mysteries of Great City-Er- nest F. Tyler.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-26
.CGAanIs.

One cent word for each InseRtIou. i've eents WOEd for falI week. seves t1meA
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-26
DIED IN CHURCH AT
 CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Continued from Filrst Page.)


 Rosa in the doorway of a lodging house in Wooster street. He was im- mediately taken to Grace hospital in the police ambulance. He had a shot through the breast, which 1t is thought may have passed through the top of one lung, and another in the shoulder. His condition is quite serious, although 1t could not be learned last evening just how serious the wounds would prove.
 Salvatore claimed that he was shot by Eugenio Maresca, and that Raimon- do Maresca, who had big knife ia his hand, held him while he was shot. Eugenio, who is accused of firing the shots that wounded Salvatore, was also shot, probably by De Rosa, in the me- l lee. A bullet went through the center of his hand By the blood from this the officers traced him to @ house at Union and Fair streets, where they found him having his hand dressed by a young doctor. He was placed under arrest.
 It is believed that the trouble arose from a quarrel over Fellecici, Eugenio' s wife who had quarreled with him and 1 had not lived with him for several years. She has a police record, as have
 the rest of the family. She was slight
 ly wounded in one arm, a bullet glanc-
 ing across it. She is about thirty-two
 years old and said to be a good-looking Italian woman. The men of the family
 are all between forty and fifty years of age.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-26
JoMNIITTEE ON CrTY ADVERTISING.

PIANOS for sale, no matter what bar- gains you may see advertised in this column, and no matter under what pretext they are to be sold, we can We always have bargains. Don't buss a piano at any price anywhere. or anybody or take one for . gift, beforB you cali and look at the great va ri ety. in Charles H. Loonais' store, S33 Chapa ell street; 122 instruments to seleet from. d5 cod If
The oasis., 1905-10-28

MINING APPLICATION NO. 10i5. United States Land Office, Tucson, Arzul8a. agnst 2s 1905. Notice ls hereby given That the Duqnesne Mining and Reduction Company, d corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles A. Bankerd, altOf- ney n fact, whose post office address is Dn- Quesne, Arizona has made application for patent Co the Dudley Standard and Mary Jane 0des, survey No 2l36 situate in Patagonia mining district, santa Cruz, county, described Us follows.
 DUDLEY STANDARDS: Beginning at corner No l, whence ' < Nj NJ No pfs < 3i degrees 22 minutes VI, l1594 ft; thence s5 degrees l2 minutes E 600 fl to corner NJ ? thence l6 thence s oa degrees v minutes w 600 ft t0 corner NO4; thence l6 degrees 70 minutes |, 100 il e carner No 1. the place ef beginning.
 MARY JANE: Beginning at corner No I, whence ' N No T brs NS5degreeS - minutes w. hN3,A tt; theuce S5 degrees i2minHTes F, }sJ fl to corner No ?; thence \ l5 degrees 4 min Ltes E, 9f0 fl to corner No 2; thence 22 degrees B minutes k, 52a f. to corner No 1, identical with corner No2 Dubley Standard of this survey: thence S5 degrees l2 minutes w 600 it U corner No $ identical with corner No i Dudley Standard cf this survey; thence $ l6 degrees 20 minutes E a7 ft tocorner No 6; thence $ F degrees % minutes E, A76 fl C corner No [; thence r degrees l minutes W 25q ft to corner No s; thence 70 degrees 3t minutes w, S256 tp corner Nc l, the place o1 beginning.
 The location of the Dudley Standard mine is recorded in Book BIB, Record of Mines. at page 5Ss; and the Mary Jane in Book DD Record oi Mines. at page l9S Pima cOunty. Adjoining claims: On the north Pride of the West claim Survey No lfl2; on the east Now York, unsur 1 veyed Annie, survey No 2o55, Empire, Let Nc 70 A on the south and west by little Emma unsuNeyed, and Error, unsnweyed
 MILTON R. MOORE Register
 First publication September 9, last November ! II, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-10-28

F.aaY llaas V tbaflfs EeafefH aEafffy iH I.0f Hetr fff' 4Nfe aH1fes. i lNHaflfHt ffiftHN ha. HaIs application fNf kHfNtt {" 'Hh hwndfsN t0ntHff apa HNhtluua hIn.Nt dNiflft tania tfy tpHn8 fhH ie fElNeN HHf IlNHe
 hApNbfkE LODE BeknHInk af ennef fu I NNNNre N H Nod tfs E is Nfafens $ minHtes Asaa ii ihehfc M atffees hINhiN- fH li fo NDIHff huy. ifii nfe x IS acflne' ta minutes E. l44l if tU cl4uef No
 i' Nffiets minuIce t HHu ii c.
 'oi NN I iHtnrf li degrees fq minutes y f2i " lp tr fnrf tu 4t tYfIrr N Ni degrees !" ilhnlef VI. 1ll ii fo enrner Ne S. fhenfe
 9efiee. N Aiuaiet ae0it to esiner No !.
 "NiAt LuDE; Heunuine at e.rner Na aI, ufhrn v d NOl brt AN daprala4 taif- oles r. aso4 iti thence & degrees 70 min- uies W iDu fi to eerner No g tbouee n degrees D ninutes N. lA5 a tu esst,er M 4. thence N deRrees i0 minufe. a06ft to corner No [, Identical with corner x 36of the hlvhtyke lode thence ! ol aegrees 5s min- utes F, I5' it tn corner \, ,, thence ia degrees is minutes E 800 f te corner No G. fhoTre X 40 degrees 9 minutes E, TIC ft to corner No the piape tf beginning
 MONTEZIMA LODE. Beginning pt corner No ], identical with corner NGg, Contact lode of this survey whence [ s NJ M No 1 hrS 7n degrees 4a mintes E l050.2 IL; thence 5t degrees 10 minutes N GOO fl to corner No ,. thence 3l degrees J minutes " 1aAa fl to corner No3; thence 54 degrees 70 minutes E. d00 t t0 c0tncr No 4: l., cree $ 3i degrees 5l minutes E, l4i5 | to corner No l, the place of beginning
 The locations are recorded as foilows Kl0n- dyke in Book ], page 15i Contact in Rock I 1 page 625 et seq, Mantezuma, Book 2 page lg5 Mining Records, santa Cruz county The Klondyke lade k bounded on the north by tho l Alaska lode, unsuryeyed, on the east by tle i Lauretta lode. survey Nc 2ea2 on the south | by the Comet lade, Survey NJ 2032 The Con. tact lode k bounded on the east by the Comet and Mohawk lodes, Survey No 10S2, on the south by the Belmont lode. Lot No 3S <. The Montezuma lode is bounded on the south by | the Joe Wheeler lcde unsurveyed' MILTON R. MuoRE, Register | First publication September 9, last November { U, 1905
The oasis., 1905-10-28

MINING APPLICATION NO. loiS United States Land 0ihce Tucson, Arizona, August 2s. l9V5. Netsee E hereby glvens-Ihat the DuqnesOe Mining and keduetion CcmIany, corporation organized under the laws 0i Pennsylvania, by Charles \. Bankerd, Attor- ney in FeNt whose post office address is Hn- qnesme Arizona, has made application for patent to the Pluto, Pluto No ,, Luunesne ant Virginia ldess survey NJ 2057, Situate
 N Patagonia mining district county cf santa ruz described as follows.
 PLUTO LODE Beginning 1t corner NO ] i, whence M M l brs n degrees 5S mnutes V, 2ualt; thence t0 degrees 5 min 6tes k, d9s,a tt to corner Nc v thence 1S ueFrees a7 minutes F, l41g it Q corner No 2 T thence so degrees minutes w. a9s.S tt 10 corner Nc 4; thence 1s degrees 37 mlnutes ". 1497 ft 10 corner No !, the place ot beginning.
 PLUTO NO LODE. Beginning at corner No l. whence [ M M No ] DTS 1 5G degrees aS minutes w. 2i029 1t; thence s GO deefees g minutes r, 59s.S ii to corner N62 thence p degrees 45 minutes E, a7lS | t1 gner Nos. thenoe ~ degfees aminhtes a9o.3 1t t0 corner No t; thence $ 70 degrees ae minutes Y Sfhs it C coraer No the llaee et beginning.
 DrQrE EsNE LODE: Beginning at corner Nol whence | M NJ No brs S SC degrees 48 minutes " 2ilS.2 il thence Z 1t to e,rner No ,; thence \ 10 degrees i minutes l., 949 1t t9 corner No :, thence N 70 degrees l5 minutes |, eS.2 ft to corner No f; thence \ i 60 degrees 3 9minntes w. a95.S t to corner No E. thence 70 degrees l2 minutes W 56A7 it 10 corner No (; thence < 10 degrees minutes N 4sa2 Il V ccrner NJ l, the place of beginning.
 VIRGINIA LODE; Beginning at corner No l I, identical With corner No 2 ef the HuQuesne l lode. whence M NJ No hrs 72 degrees 43 minutes ", 2si9S 1t; thence 90 degrees minutes F, 72 fu tO corner No ,; thence : degrees 36 minutes F., s2 fl to corner NoST thence 50 degrees minutes N, ? ft e lecrner No (; thence s 69 degrees ID minutes l E, 692 1t ta cefner No l, the place of l beginning
 l The locations are recorded as follows: Pluto, i Book A, page oil; Pluto No . Book A, page 5l2; Duqnesne, Bouk CG. page ag8, keeoros of Mines Pima county, and Virginia recorded i in Book l. Mining Locations, at page aSl, Tn
 the office Of the recorder of santa cruz county, l Arizona Adjoining claims are as follows; 1 Pluto is bounded on the north by Divide lode, nnsurveved: on the east ny Bonanza lode, i survey No s35: on the west by Imperial lode.
 unsuryeyed Pluto No 2 is bounded on the enst bv Illinois lode, survey No sa6; en the
 west hv Texas lode, survey No l402. The Dn~
 anexne lrde is bounded on the east by san i Antonio lode Lot No 39 A and on the west i bv California lode, survey No l4Q3 and Grass l hopper lode survey No 20SS. The Virginia lode is bounded on the north by Illinois lode. i snryev No S56, on the east by the Estele. Land Louise lode, survey No S94, and on the l south bv San Antonio lode, Lot S9 A.
 MILTON R Mo0RE, Register.
 First publication September 3, last November II, l9O5.