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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

Drs. Henson, Mclean and Mathews hra
Richmond physicians and surgeons, VINO
made examination With Dr.. l5roadnaA,
j. Al. Lunn and Mrs, Bass ana MIS-
Haryclle are neighbors Of the Smlths'
living on Sixth Street
Securing Jurors.
Theo. A. Smith was the first OF the
venire TO be called.
Judge Copton asked these questions'
.Hnve YOU formed or expressed any
on,n!on as to the guilt or Innocence OF the
prisoner at the bar?
Mr.. Smith: II don't think have.
Judge C!opton: ',Do you think you can
give her Il fair and impartial trial
Mr.. smith: II believe can"
Judge Clopton: Have you and pre)udlce
FOR or against the prisoners!
Mr. Smith: II have none.
Judge Clopton: "Have you any con-
scicncious scruplcs against capital pun
ishmcnt?"
MIR, Smith: II have
stand aside, said the judge.
Mcssrs. John G. Adams, d. J. Ely, y. y.
Loving. s. b. Bass, Wilmington Brands
ana George w. Roach, all had either OK,
| pressed opinion or were uvcrse TO capital
punishment
The first Juror secured was Mr.. James
| N Reams, who answered al questlolis
! to the satisfaction of the court. MY
| Renms confessed that he was n leetie
| dcef,, IN one ear and he wash too sure
| ar the other, but he managed to hear
! sufficiently well to satisfy the court. once
he slipped up
'How old are you?" asked Alr. smith,
~ mn nm Episcopnliap," answered MI.
I Reams complacenty,
Mr. Rcams held up his right hand While
being sworn and kept 1t aloft while con-
Sers!ng with the court and with counsel
He made most favorable impression,
Mr.. John $. Avis was next selected
and Mcssrs. NJ, J.. Walker a. y. NC
Cromc and Charles Burkett tailed &c
qualify and were told TO stanu assoc:
4 Mr.. NJ. A. Rightsel was the third juror
secured, and he took his seat in thu
box /,
Mcssrs. r. a. Gibbs and William II
Stewart had expressed opinions and wer
dismissed.
Mr.. G. ". ,schaadt was the fourth juro
selected.
The yenlre of sixteen having been eA
hnusted, Judge Colpton announced ina
he Won Il have venre OF fifty summone
and adjourned court until +. NJ.
Mrs Smith after q short talk WIN ne
r lawyers. returned to jail ana hau d'ilhe
t there with her husband.
Q The Afternoon Session.
Promptly at O'clock, the idlers on tn
!. court green were rewarded by the NJ
= = pearance Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith walkin
:, with Deputy Sergeant Martin They ei
tered the side gate and came directly Int
the court room. Smith was quietly dressf
, In dark suit with black tie; Mr.
Smith was dressed as she had been
the morning. While waiting for the judl
st TO enter. Mr. and Mrs. Smith talked t.
81 gether In low voices and once she place
ID her hand affectonate!y upon h
Of shoulders
or the fifty citizens summoned, fort,
eight appeafs4. and out OF this numb'
only two jprqrs Were secured.
Mcssls. H. G. Sunnslly. W 7. Lam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
OF THE SMITH

Opinions and were told to stand aside
Mr.. Charles Sneadc was the sixth and 4
last juror secured and took his place IN
the box Mr.. Sncades eyes were bad
and lie had not been able to read the
papers, so he had not made up his mind
about the case.
Messrs Daniel II. Hoy, Thomas E.
Morton, j. NJ. Reynolds, j. r. Duval, D.
L. roney, John u. Walker, L. Shields and {
w. j, Stiles we're examined and told to \
stand saide. 8s.g
The venirc having been exhausted and
only six Jurors having been secured out
of slxty-four venremen, Judge Clopton
said: g8 &
II will send to another jurisdiction for
yeniremen. I do not propose to say
where | shall send. You will SEQ tho
yeniro when 1t arrives
MIR. II. NJ. Smith then moved that the
last venre be nuashcd on the grounds
Of error IN the manner OF summons.
Judge Clopton oyerruled. tho motion
and adjourned court until 4Bo'clock this
afternoon, when Sergeant Saunders will
have arrived with the new venire
Goes to Matoaca.
Sergeant Saunders left last night for.
Matoaca district, In lower Chesterfield
! county, to gather together fifty yellow
| Jacket, farmers for the yenlre. II IS
| thought that out Of this fifty the ten
additional jurors Will be secured,
/ AS the jury now stands. there arc ten
Izto be secured. The six who have been
4 passed are:
James w. Reams, farmer.
! John S. Avis, furniture dcalcr
1 w. a.. Rightscll, shoemaker
/ G., w. Schaadt, mechanic.
/. II. d. Bailey, retired.
Charles Sncade, retired
4 These Jurors were not sworn, SO mat
Judge Clopton warned them not 70 tank
4 10 any ono regarding the case, nor al
\ low any ono to talk to them, anu 'el l'ie'll
60 to their homes
J51.I viii punish any one who speaks ia
any one Of you about this case said
The Officers of tho Corporation Court
are Judge William !. Clopton, Hon
Charles L. Page, Commonw ealth's attor'
ney; Clerk Du Val, Sergeant Saunders
Deputy Sergeant Martin and Tipstatl
crostc.
The court room is large and comfort,
able, and possesses an air OF dignity ina
would not be found In more modern
court,
Judge Clopton, who is q remarkably
: handsome and distinguished looking gen
,le,nan presides with great dignity Hi'
reputation as a Judge is no less vel
known than his courtesy and charm O.
manner, The order In his court room y
unsurpassed.
Messrs. II. NJ. Smith and Il. II. Wells
:, counsel for the accused, have stenoE
/, raphcr employed, which proves unlnis
y lahably That the case. In event Of {
: conviction, will go 10 the court of las
resort.
9 1t was learned late last night that Mrs
!, Smith had suffered fearfully during tn
= day from toothache, and that she ha'
. nearly tainted in court,
Judge Clopton allowed a dentist to Wis!
: her last night at tie Jail,
:. -.
Wait and watch for the Forced Sale
}. 1T vii! be to your interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

Alexander Rudd, G. s. Wells, W. L..
Walsh, w. T. Hart, George w. Reams,
j. L. Dandsa, s. u. Phillips and G. Nj.
Belcher, all had expressed opinions'---
Mr.. r. d. Bailey answered all tho ques-5
lions to tho satisfaction Of tho court,
and became the fifth juror.
Messrs. G. NJ. Walker, A. G. Lucas,
John Kahn, George T.. Hall, Russell
3Dowdy, NJ. q. Staples Fred s. Patch,
George r. Womack, Charles r. Chalkley,
John II. shotweil, NJ. r. Burke, II. j..
Swartz, j. e. Utz c. II. Pearman, j.. r..
Rhodes w. +. Winnle,BJ. w. Ferris, "
A. Gibbs. C. J. Holt, II. 7. Kidd, S. w.
Loving, Myror Sheppard, w. D. Green,
r. a. Baugh, A. L. Sampson, A. j..
Wingfield. George =. Wilson, oil had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
IS beaten AND.
LEFT FOL. DEAD.
.(.9sBd 4sIlI .uyolA psnuIluoo)t

upon by, the three men. each Of whom
stamped him In the stomach until he.
was unconscious. They then secured his!
large wallet, In which was 500 In small
change, the amount Of the days colleo-
ton, 4 A few dollars in change IN his
pants pockets was not touched. the
robters evidently overlooking this IN
& ,Mr. Farley does not know exactly
how long he remained unconscious, but
from the time that he was found at Lady
and Cary Streets, he supposed It was
half an hour before no knew anytt1nls.5
He can give very little information thut
would be OF material value TO the officers
In searching for the mon who committed leo
the crime.
The sHenrico authorities were at once
notified, but did not arrest any one last
night, The different police stations IN
Richmond were also Informed OF the
robbery and the assault upon Mr.. Farley,
and asked to be on the lookout for sus'
piclous characters. Isl
Mr. Robert Farley is q very well known ;i VI
Young man Of the city. He has been WI
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany for several years, and Is Industrious
and steady in his habits. (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
\ Damage Verdict.
Especial 10 Tho Times.Dlspatch.)

S13PSS1e'' y Fts = tOI'1 5lI755
z 5LAWRENCEv1LLE, va June e7-The3
June term OF tho Circuit Court at Bruns-S
wick recommended this morning. The case
OF S. w. Simmons against tho Southern
Railway, which has teen on trial for
several days. was decided Just before
the noon recess to-day. The jury gave,
Mr. Eimmopaia verdict for twelve thous-
and and hvs hundred dollars. He lost
both legs. In an accident on the yard
hare sometime last fall and entered suit
against the company for fifty thQusanaI
in the employment OF tho road at the
time d The PLAINTIFF was represented by
Mr.. Faulkner. OF Boydton, and hlr. E. z.
pnny was Represented by Mr.. Williams;
Of Norfolk and Mr.. Thorp, OF the same
place, ,and Mr.. e. R Turnbull, Jr., OF
5Lawrencevllle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

following list of witnesses that he would
call for the prosecution. 1t will be noted
that they are all from Manchester and
Richnond:
Lynwood Turner. Dr.. Henson,
Bertha Turner, DR.. Mclean.
Mrs; Matte Turner, DR.. w. p. Ma thcws,
Mrs. L. G. Haynes, ]. NJ. Lunn. #
Mrs. B. i. sCrostIc. Mrs. Bette BASS.
Or. j. w. Broadnax. Mrs. IIarvell.
or these witnesses. Lynwood and Ber-
tina Turner are children, who lived next
door to the Smiths, and who, with thcif
mother, Mrs. Matte Turner. testified
before the coroncr's jury
Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Crostic are
ncighbors Of the Smiths, and We're in
the house the night Ralph Smith died.
Dr.. Broadnax is coroner Of Manchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
ELIXIR BAbEK
The Only Sure Cure for Chi||s,
Malaria and feYers.
ACTS LIKE MAGIC.
A well lsi4pmn Ee~ Jersc? Clergyman Of
frc. o &c lulnMiMY testlnlon!nl

fem ne lu0WlhR Testimonial:
Washington, l.. c.. April A. 1900.
kl.caewshi IL Co, Gentlemen: Your
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To numerous people IN my parish VINO
were suffering with ch!lis, malaria and
fey.r They have used II with excellent
results. II well deserves the praise Of
thousands Of people. and recommend
it 10 those WHO are sufeTefs aud IN need
81 a good tonic Yours truly,
g gey g. aZYMANoWSEi.
81. Stephens Church. Perth Amboy, n. j.
Washington u. c., April 8, 1900,
Iiloczewski &: fCo.--Sirs: Within the last
ave months have sold 5000 bottles of
.'Isiixir Eabek," for Malaria, chills and
Fe.er. Our customers spcak very well OF
ii. Yours truly
HENRY EVANS,
b22 F Street, n, w.
SpR gAlE EY ALL l2EUGclsTs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Kennedy Satisfied, and Says Men
Are Coming Up in Fine
& STYLE. s
{By Asso clAted Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
4 HARVARD QUARTERS, GALES FER.
ny COMM. June N.--Harvard,s varsity
lnE starts together tom ght, the tvarsity
9ettinr the better OF the freshmen 3! u,
two out OF the. three starts, In the
third, both boats, pulled togethGr. Ins
ana showed Improvement In every detail.
The nier are III tlne. condition, and Y i
should be one OF Harvard good GAYS
men will put zip one Of, the best fights IN
Yeare. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
4 Off for London.
fsnecial q The Tines-Dlsr

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
ID MANASSAS. VA, June 27.-Judge g. e.
7Nicol LETT on the two clock train to-
day for New York. from. which place lc
he will sail on Wed nesday 10. Lonaon. 70 70
which gathering he is a delegate
Judge Nicol vas accompan MED as far
as-New York BY Mr.. A.. W, Sin clalr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
condition, and all information Is with with
held from him $ s
Native Of Winchester.
Especial q THE Times Dlspa

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch. $3.50.
WIN CHESTER, VA, Juno 27,---W;tl-
loughby N. Smith, the Baltimore lawyer,
who is the fancec of Miss Mary Rogers.
who mysterlously disappeared from a ho-
tel at saranac Lake. n. T., early sun
day morning, Is q native Of Winchester.
His father, the late DR.. j. Philip smith,
was an eminent surgeon here during the
Civil War. 5sSg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
CREWS or HARVA RID AND YALE 81
PREPARING FOR GREAT RACE
Coach vvray Says His Crew Will
Put Up Best Fight in Many
Years.
tBy Asso ciated Press j

(By Associated Press)
YALHs QUARTERS, GALES FERRY,
CONN, June 2t-rhe Yale varsity o ght
went on tho river at b:l5 o'clock o.rttsht
and tried several racing starts doine ex-
cellent work IA each trial. The smen got
tho shell away quickly, and Coach KEN
needy seemed 70 be satisfied.
r tomorrow the tres hr1en four-oar crew
will have its race against tho Harvard
Tho afternoon. 1he race Will be one mile
down streatn. The men Of all the crews
are In good condition. It'll .-ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
M. Gary, Very ILL

ny ME. Gary, one OF the Oldest and
,,o 81. rnown citizens Of Church Hill Is ex-#
ncsa H,oM III at his home on East Grace
Street He IS eght-one years Of age nxi ana
his il,n sis r sa attves and friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
nNoW
JUDGE
OFT TRI AL ACTORS

81 the bride, served as matron Of honor or:
The bride and groom left to-n,g s,d tSs
roarrinae OF the groonis sister, Miss An
ME Etchberger, on Thursday. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
REVOLT SPREADS !.
DEATH list. GRQ !! w

other accounts give total estimate OF
500 dead at LODI. s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

More Killed in Warsaw.
WARSAW. RUSSIAN POLAND. June
27.-All the prisons are full to overflow
ing, no less than 672 persons, mostly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

GENE RAJ ku RoPATkil IN q N
UnconfIrmed reports circulated y .,
Petersburg yesterday were to the eneet
that 70, 900 russians had been cut oneeYS
General Nogl. and that General kuropat-s
Kin had been either killed or captured,
Jew.. having been arrested during the
last "a hours. It Is expected tnat
state stat Of siege Will be pro lained, as grreeat
riots are anticipated during the noolA'
1 'Ths lahorers on thirty-two beet root
plantations In the government. Of 1892 eh.
lin have struck and II ls reared tAs
harvest Will he lost, Il. !.
1The reasan Is In. the govern ment g O.
Koyno are forcefully occupying pasture
and other lands Of the proprli et ' %
essa,ss Il 40 socialists 'a 4 ths
Forest OF zquirs, near l4o1z, was ,, SUI
nriste BY Cossacks at noon to-day. Eigh,
teen. Of the Socialists ware Wounded ana
an insisent search for the soelallst !ea Z !,
ers. In the course of the search to-day
a \ number of persons were ki!|ean or
wounded. All the restaurants md llquor
stores have been ordered close ID :, .,,s,
The day passed quietly here. Polish
papers this evening l!nanlmously.!e @,
detsn the strikers and their resultant a!s;
10 pIoodshcd and distress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY HoLlDAYs---sPE 2.
.s clAI RATES VIA C. g. o. SRY. go

ciAL. RATES VIA g. & Q. ny.
FOR tho an Of July holidays the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Will sell tickets pc Ween
all stations at greatly reduced rates,
which tickets will be on sale guly iss.
I'd, cd and 4th, with final limit OF Ju;y oth,
The following round tn rates WIZ ap-
p,y poomSsn ia Iro,t Monroe 1925
Isiohn,omd ana nnea,, view. .,...,.,., $50
nici,nomd aGa Nnrrnlk ..,.,, 80
Rieh,nond and Virginia 5eaehi,.,'i,. go a.S
Eichmoud aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, o''v
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
Is Prohibition a Success.

We leave this for the people of the To-
calities interested to decide, while we
try to induce those who have to use it.
for sickness of for family use in any
wa to use pure whiskey. The kind
that does the least harm and the most
good. We don't suppose there ever was
or ever will be a person but who would
want pure whiskey if he could get it,
and yet, the impure article has been
sold so much, and the claim so often
made that it was pure that SOM people
do not knOw the taste or qualifications
Of the genuine article.
Convenience again causes some to be
careless in ordering their whiskey.
They either imagine they will not get
their orders filed promptly, or that we
are too far away to give their orders
the attention they should have. Still
another wrong impression, as we deliver
goods in the South as promptly as to
local points, and we make a speciality of
shipping all orders promptly on the first
train.
buEtnS lIc ldSJ llGce WonUllS we nave
endeavored to give the readers Of this
paper a few facts concerning whiskey,
to guide them in its use and buying. We
have already received magnificent re-
suits, and are particularly pleased with
our part of the advertising, and should
there be anyone who would like for us
to go more into details, we will give
them all the information they desire if
they will write us.
Let US send you our order blanks and
instructions-give Premier Pure a trial,
and even though you are the poorest
judge of whiskey you will experience no
trouble in telling the difference in our
goods and others.
Write today to,
u. X. LANCASTER & Co,
Owensboro, Ky.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
A DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
Capt. Merry and a Party of Friends
Spent a Day in Greenwood.

Capt. J. +. Merry, Assistant General
Passenger Agent of the Illinois Central,
of Manchester, Iowa, who is now on his
annual tour through Mississippi noting
the general progress of the State and es-
pecially what is being done by e set
tiers and how they are pleased in their
new Southern homes, spent Friday in
Greenwood.
The Captain is accompanied by Mrs.
Merry, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Fancher and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shimmin, of Chi
cagO, and Miss Lucy Shimmin, of Mil
waukee. Mr.. Shimmin is a brother of
Mrs. Merry, and Mrs. Fancher and Miss
Shimmin are sisters. They are making
the tour in a special car, and are great
ly enjoying the trip.
Capt. Merry will be here again on
May - with a special train of home
seekers.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-12

(35) it. to a point; thence South SC degrees. 30 minutes West nineteen (19l fl. to a point: thence North 7S degrees, 15 minutes West ten (10) it to a point thence South 56 degrees 32 minutes West thirty-five (S5) 1t to a point; thence North S5 degrees 5 minutes West twenty and 5-10 (20.5) it. to Doint; thence North degrees 55 minutes East ten (10) it. to the place of beginning.
 Be and the same is hereby ordered vacated ard closed. All ordinances or parts of ordinances, in conflict here with, are hereby repealed.
 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage and adoption by the Common Council. approval by the Mayor and publication as required by law.
 Passed and adopted this 3rd day of January. 1905.
 Approved this Srd day of January, 1905.
 JOHN s. TAYLOR.
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee. Attest,
 c. W. HICKS, City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-12
ORDINANCE NO. 55.

An ordinance vacating and closing
 that certain road or highway in the
 City of Bisbee. running from the
 Copper Queen Hotel to Brewery
 Gulch.
 Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and the Common Council of the City of Bisbee. County of Cocbise, Territory of Arizona. as follows:
 Section l. That that certain pub lie road or highway in the City of Bisbee. County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona, described as follows:
 Beginning at the southeast corner of the Copper Queen Hotel thence North @ oegrees. 59 minutes East thirty-nine (99) it. to a point; thence North degrees, 55 minutes East eleven (11) f. to a point; thence South S7 degrees. } minutes East twenty-two and 7-10 (22.O ft, to a point: thence North 2 degrees. 5G minutes East eleven and 5-10 (15) lit. to a point; thence South S5 de grees. IS minutes East forty-six and 7-10 (46) feet to point on the West side of Brewery Guich; thence along the West side of Brewery Guleh South IS degrees. 0 minutes West nineteen G9) 1t to a point: thence North. 7f deg. IS minutes West twenty-nine (2e) fl. to a point: thence South 5e degrees 32 minutes West thirty-fve
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-12
ORDINANCE NO. 53.

An ordinance prohibiting certain per
 sons from boarding Railroad Trains.
 and prohibiting trespassing upon the
 premises of Railroad Companies,
 and from taking and carrying away
 certain articles of property.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bis bee. Cochise County, Territory of Ari- zona as follows:
 Section l. That it shall be unlaw- ful for any person within the limits of the city of Bisbee to get on any rail road train, passenger coach, or par Tor car, for the purpose of selling or offering for sale any newspaper, lcan6y. fruit. or any article of personal property whatsoever. or to sell or in any way offer for sale any of the above mentioned articles, upon any such train within said City limits. Section ?. That it shall be unlawful for any person to trespass up on the right of way, yards or other premises of any rail road company. within said City limits by playing thereon any game of ball, marbles. or the game commonly known as tops, or any like game.
 Section g. That it shall be unlaw- ful for any person who is not an em- ployee, or patron of Rail Road Com pany, in the discharge of his business connected with such, to loaf, loiter. 0r hang about any express, baggage, freight or passenger depot. within the City of Bisbee. or to remove therefrom any articles of personal property such as folders, posters, maTis, or guides, without the consent of such company.
 Section f. Any person violating any of the provisions of this or Giance shall be deemed guilty of a misGemeanor, and upon convic- ton thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than One Dollar Tor more than Fifty Dollars, or by imprisonment in the City jail for a per. iod not to exceed Three Months oI Iby both such fine and Imprisonment Section ,. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of it's passage by the Com. mon Council. approval by the Mayor land publication as required by law Passed and adopted this 3rd day oi January, 1905
 Approved this 3rd day of January 1905
 JOHN s. TAYLOR,
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee C " uTCKc Ci+v C1erI-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-12

An ordinance authorizing the Mayor
 of the City of Bisbee, County of
 COchise, Territory of Arizona. to
 convey to the GOPHER QUEEN
 CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
 PANY. a corporation, the following
 described lot, piece. or parcel of
 land, situated in the City of Bisbee,
 Cochise County, Territory of Ari-
 Zona.
 Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and the Common Council of the City of Bis bee, as follows:
 Section 1. That John S Taylor, the the City of Bisbee, is hereby author ized to execute and deliver to the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company a deed to the following de scribed lot. piece or parcel of land sit uated in the City of Bisbee, County of COchise. Territory of Arizona, to-wit:
 Beginning at the Southeast corner of the Copper Queen Hotel. thence North 79 degrees 59 minutes East thirty nine (3S) 1t. to a point; thence N. degrees. 5 minutes F. eleven CID . A-s u q PgAAls AlEANE- oa LGElGCS, , minutes F. twenty-two and 7-10 (22.7-10) ft.. to a point; thence N degrees. 56 minutes E. eleven and 5-10 q1.5 1t to a point; thence $. S5 degrees. IS minutes E. foriy-six and 7-10 (46.7-10) it. to a point on the West side of Brewery Gulch {; thence along the West side of Brew cry Gulch South IS degrees min Utes w. nineteen (19) it. to a point {; thence N A degrees, 15 min utes W. twenty-nine (29) it. to a point: thence S. 56 degrees. 32 min utss W. thfrty-five (35) 1t. to a point S. 60 degrees, 30 minutes w nineteen t19l ft. to a point; thence x. 7S degrees, 15 minutes W. ten 10) it. to a point; thence s. 56 de grees, 32 minutes W thirty-five (35) 1t to point; thence N. S5 degrees 3 minutes W. twenty and 5-1O (205) feet to a point: thence N. degrees I55 minutes F.. ten (10) fl. to the place of beginning.