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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
COW LOT IS ALL RIGHT
Thirty Eeighbors Say They Have
No Complaint to Make.

The case Of the city OF oskaIoosa
vs.. Mrs. Harriet Gum was indefinitely
postponed last evening by order OF
Judge Scott, after an investigation Of
the merits OF the lady's side Of the
case. The suit OF the city was for an
injunction, and was brought alleging
that the COW yard was so great a
nuisance that Because Of the odor the
neighbors could not sleep Of nights,
and Attorney Oryls claimed that IL
was neigbborhood nuisance. Judge
Scott yesterday received a paper from
thirty.fye nelghbors signed by almost
all the residents OF the immediate
ncighborhood, which protested against
the action OF the city and alleged that
the COW lot, 80 much talked about, was
not TO them a matter OF trouble, ana
that there was no nuisance about II.
Court adjourned in the evening,
Judge Scott going 10 his home In New.
ton 10 spend Sunday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
BEACON.

LittIs Nellie Prizes is improving az.
ter Siege OF the tonsilltls
Hendry willis left last week on a
pleasure trip to Salt Lake City, and
Idaho.
Mrs. Celia Davis, OF Minneapolis.
Mimi, was calling on old friends last
week.
Quite q number from here attended
the ]. o. o. r. meeting at Newton on
April 2G
Yank White was laid up for several
days with few broken ribs. lie was
kicked by COW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed jacobson were
called 10 ottumwa Saturday by the
death Of a nephew.
Miss Katie Selbert Is spending a
few days in Abba, guest Of her broth.
er George and family.
Jim Jones Is having biS house all
papered and grained inside and paint.
ing outside. Mr.. Mead IL doing the
work.
r.. a. Jones had the misfortune TO
fall and break his leg over again. II
was eleven weeks 20 the day since he
had II broken before.
News was received here Saturday
from Abba that daughter was born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckier, Mrs,
BucIIer will be remembered a. Miss
Ethel Perry.
Friends frave received word of the
marriage Of Mrs. -. X. Lewis 10 Mr..
Dave Morris, at Seattle, Wash, Mrs.
Morris will be remembered BY many
here, az sIIe formerly lived here.
Bessie, youngest child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. r. Jones, died Of diDhtheria,
April rs, 1906, aged 2 years, Q months
and II days, after an Illness Of two
weeks. Private funeral was held from
the residence April "a at -. m. Bur.
ial in Beacon cemetery. Rev. I'd.
wards on the VI. H. church ofIciated.
Az the little white casIcst was lowered
into Its resting place, we could but
say, "Thy Will be done" for Bessie
was only bud on earth, 10 blossom
in Heaven. We, the undeBlgned, wish
TO thank our many friends and neigh.
bors who 80 kindly administered TO
our needs during the illness and death
OF our loved one. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
r. Jones and family, Grandpa Jones,
Miss Nellie Jones, Miss Lizzle Pas'
kin,
May 10. Blue Eyes.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
EASTERN STAR LODGE
Local Organization is Inspected by
Deputy Grand MatrOn.

Eastern Star Chapter No, 146,which
ig auxiliary TO the Masonic orders Of
the city, was inspected last evening
by Mrs. Graft, OF Muscatine, Deputy
Grand Worthy Matron, acting for the
State Grand Lodge or the order, The
chapter received a thorough going.
over and the work was eXemplifisd
upon three candidates, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Terry and Mrs. j. G. Hamt =.
The attendance was large, seyenty.fiye
members being present. The inspector
complimented the Oskaloosa ladies
upon the excellence Of their chapter in
almost every particular, and very few
were the suggsstions made for the
better. The lady was specially pleas.
ed with the manner in which the de-
gree work was done, under the leader.
ship Of Worthy Matron Mrs. ]. C.WiI.
Hams and Worthy Patron DIR. g. H.
Hare.
The OskalOosa chapter is in most
excellent condition at this time and
is one Of the best and most active
lodges in the entire state, and II is 80
recognized, The membership mum.
bers almost two hundred and II is in.
creasing almost every meeting. Both
ladies and gentlemen have a keen in.
terest in the lodge and the outlook
for the future is promising.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
NEW SHARON.
May 10

Cement walks are going 00wn daily
May Q was very cold and rainy
Very hard on fruit.
Mr.. Fitzgerald starts for Custer
county, Oklahoma, today.
J. D. Faulkner, Of oskaIoosa, was
seen on our streets yesterday.
Mr.. Van hneenan bought out Mr.
Sh0emake, ON South Main street.
Mr., shoemakc Is putting on an add
ton 10 his residence, preparing for his
meat market and fixing up his nome
generally.
We understand that Lafe Graham
Of Union township, traded his home
place 10 his son,in,law, Karl Brinsy
for his home Of fifteen acres. Pos
session March / next.
Peach trees are reported badly IN
jured from the effects Of last winter'G
severe cold. " stu remains rather
uncertain an 10 the fruit crop. Bloom
is plenty, Weather rather unfayOr
able at present
But little corn planted yet. think
we never saw farmers more particular
about seed corn, and aiso more care
ful about having the soil well prepared
for its reception, The farmer with
his gang plow, his four.horse harrow
and double corn pIow almost bids de
Hance 10 hired help, and soon accord
lngto Prof. Holden) gsed corn 80 care
fully selected az 20 bring 50 bushels
TO the acre.
May .. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS
0eidsa wedding Anniversary o.
Mf, and MtG Joseph Toy,

BEACON. MAY 70 Mr ana Mfs 10
spph Toy ST., surrounded by their
children, thplr grandchildren and 1
great grandchiId, celebrated Their
golden wedding. the fifthth anuiyar
sary of their nuptiala, at tho oid fam
ily home IN Beacon, Sunday, MAY n
Tho event had long bccn anticipated
and the details OF plans had been sue.
ccssfully worked out, making the 90.
caslon one OF the memorable events
IN tho history OF the family. The
day IN point OF weather was all that
could have been desired for tho proper
celebration OF the event. and thirty.
two ~ the relatives ware present
about the "old folks" 20 enjoy the oc,
caslon and 20 assist In the celebration
OF the event. A big dinner was serv.
ed and the pleasures that can be
known only to family Of this sort
were present during the entire day.
Three sons and three daughters, to.
gether with their children, we're pres.
ent at the home These were Mrs.
John r. Raam, OF Beacon; Mrs. Will
liam Deayer, Of Beacon; NJ 3. William
Haddon, Avery; Thomas Toy, Ed Toy
and Joseph Toy, Jr, of Beacon. A
daughter, Mrs. William Viles, OF Lib.
erty, could not be present. Guests
present from out of town were Miss
Carolyn Bath, Oskaloosa; Mr.and Mrs.
J. M. Beard, Oskaioosa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Howe and son Horace, of Abba;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haddon, of Avery.
To please the fancy Of some of the
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Toy, the bride
and groom Of fifty years ago, were
attired for the occasion In garments
that were Of the style of long ago, and
which have been treasured and pre-.
served in the home, and the idea was
most happy one. Many presents OF
a seryiceable, elegant and costly ma
ture were presented the old couple by
the relatives and friends and their
hearts oyerhowed with gratitude and
happiness. One Of the more note.
worthy presentations was that Of a
couple of bags heavy with gold coin
brought TO the bride and groom" by
their great grandson, Master Horace
Howe, the gift Ct the children to
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Toy are now
numbered with the old settlers Of
the community. They came to Bea,
con in 1871 and have resided at the
place ever since. They reared their
children about them and proBpered in
way commensurate with their
needs. They have been honored and
blessed in their day and in the com.
munity in which they have lived and
are now permitted to reap and en-
Joy the harvest that comes to the
life well lived and well spent.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs. i.

Following is the list of marriage H.
censes issued by the clerk since our
last report:
NO. NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE.
seso Ishum p. Ewing, Oskaloosa.. 20
''O~ Mae Il. Christie, oskaloosa 20
eaao James Weintz, oskaloosa ....... 20
'''' Julia II. Smith, oskaloosa. 20
oTT..-Mr. and Mrs. @. w. OFT are
the proud parents Of an 81 pound
baby daughter, born Tuesday, May 2,
1905. Mother and babe doing fine.
PHELPs.--word has reached oska-
Ioosa that Mrs. b. @. Phelps died at
her late home in Eagle Creek, Oregon,
tuesday, May 2, 1905, at o'clock a.
m. Interment in Lone Fir cemetery,
East Portland, oregon, Wednesday az
ternoon, May 3.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
public Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that the for.
1er Carbonate school house and fix
lures, situated three miles northeast
Of oskaloosa, will be sold at public
auction at Carbonate schooF house,
June 6 at / o, m The house is 3OxOO
with an ell of 20x50. II wia be sold
one.third at time, with the privilege
OF two,thlrds or all. Also large bell
and belfry, school desks, book case
and International Dictionary, stoves,
maps and two out houses. TermS:--
Cash In hand. For any other informa,
ton, inquire Of Henry Tandy. BY or
der OF Hawkeye and Hazsl Dell school
boardsg 4lw4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
NIGHT wATcH MARTlN.

Dick Martin has severed his connec
tfon with the official police of this
city, the action dating from last
night. Mr.. Martin, however, will con
tinue as merchant police, while not
upon the regular force, and will con.
tinue to make his rounds in the inter.
ests Of the business men. Dick Mar.
tin has been night watchman in oska.
loosa for more years than lady likes
to count, and as is now the case, ne
formerly looked after property inter
ests without official connection with
the "force." While many friends re-
gret Dicks retirement from the po-
lice roster, they will be glad TO know
that he will continue his efficient ser
vices.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
Our Ball Club.

Delta Press: The OskaIoOsa boys
are considerably stronger this year
than last and oskaIoosa is altogether
a better ball town. The League feat.
ure was new for them last year and
they only learned to realize what II
was TO have their ball club at the foot
OF the column. This year they have
hopes Of finishing higher up in the
list and will rally around their home
team. Mark IT, oskaloosa will not be
at the foot this year.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

VIII collars, wife and two daugh-
tiers visited at the parental Anderson
home last Sunday.
Word has been received from SAINT
Graham that he has undergone his
operation and is getting along nicely.
DR.. Watson and son Herbert attend.
cd church at Bloomfield last Sunday.
The Doctor gave quite an interesting
talk.
There will bs missionary meeting
held at Bloomfield Sunday morning
May II, at 1890. The children will
give an entertainment at s .. m. All
are cordially invited. Come prepared
70 help the missionaries.
May 10. Gaia Lily.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
Water at Montezuzma.

The Montezuma town council is con
siderIpg the plan Of securing good
pdre water for the use Of her citizens
The we'll which is now being used fur
nlshes water that contains entirely
too much mineral for general use and
is only good for extinguIshlng fires
The council proposes to investigate
the capacity Of the springs, which arc
to be found q mile or 50 northeast oi
town, and If they prove to be SUN
cfent will secure a right Of way and
pipe the water TO town.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Married, Al OllnmwA. MAY 4. 1908,
Miss Ella TUwnsley and itaynon,
Comsiock The bride n tho youngest
daughter N ar. and Mfsi,ewis Towns
ley of South second street They will
make their future home In Klfhyllsl
There waa q delegate meeting ot
the y. n =. u held at the Hnptlst
church at his place today. making or.
ranRements for the Sunday aciool raj
~ and convention 20 be- held some
time IN June. There were a number
Of delegates from other towns present,
May 10. Recruit.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Arthur Graham went to Illinois last
week.
Nellie GiIcbrist spent part OF a day
at her home last week.
Grandma Beach visited at the Mark
Beach home recently.
Shed Norris and wife visited at the
All Norris home last week.
Guy Bridges and wife visited at the
Dick Headley home last Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore shultz called al the
Frank Norris home on Monday,
Mrs. Barber and daughter Fleta kis.
TIED at the SAINT Graham home last
week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
GETS A NEW TRIAL.

Base Ball Magnate viii Have Anoth.
er Hearing.
Milwaukee, May 9.--Attorney Gen.
eral sturdeyant today admitted Chas.
Kayener, the base ball magnate, un.
der sentence to two years in the house
Of correction, but now free pending an
appeal, must be granted new trial
on the ground that the testimonT Civ.
en- the grand jury cannot be used as
evidence against the witness. 1t is
predicted this rule will apply TO other
graft cases.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
May 8.

Tho city OF oskaloosa Is being well
represented abroad this week at the
State Federation OF Labor meeting at
Council BLUFFS, at the Biennial meet.
ing Of the Federation OF Woman's
Clubs Of Iowa at Waterloo, and at the
annual meeting Of the Iowa ladies Of
the r. Il. o.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

The city council would do a wf5e
thing by considering plan for re-
naming the streets and the avenues OF
the city. Our present system is only
half right. The other half needs fix
ing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

The vegetation has advanced won.
derfully within the, past week. All
fruit trees are in bloom and the
country is blossomlng forth in all its
vernal beauty.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
% Ynn Want Tn

trade good horse for a piano? II
so call at Walters music store and
see what bargain ne will give you
207d24w1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
BARR NEleHaoRHoop.

Health Is generally good.
IF. Everett Ia painting.
Farmers are busy putting In corn.
Mrs. Oliver Craig has new horre.
Allen Andrews Is breaking colts TOR
Ned Hunt. -.
Frank Everett sold horse Iaat
week. Price, se5.
Misses Anna Everett and Margaret
Mcdowell went shopping in the city
Saturday. ....
Mrs. s. A. Keel and sister, Margaret
Mcdowell visited In Spring Creek on
Sunday.
Mrs. Nettfe Franklin visited her
mother, Mrs. Holiday, Tuesday and
helped her paper.
J. F. Everett and daughter Anna ex.
pect to go to Arkansas about the 16th
Of the month. All wish them a good
time. .....
Miss Mary White had very bad
accident. While washing she hap
pened to catch her fingers in the
wrlnger and hurt them severely.
May 8. scletta.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
WANTS & FOR SALE:

hornets nest to use In
the parade at the Hornets Nest
Brigade reunion in Oskaloosa next
week. j. o. Grant, oskaIoosa.
WI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

TAKEN uP~--A bay gelding. Q years
old, white right hind foot; horse
was In field at Frank 0ilmore's
place, 4 miles south OF oskaloosa,
Wednesday, May Q, 1906. 41w5-pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
4 DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
h Notice IL hereby given 20 All
persons interested, that on the 28th
day Of April, A.. D., 1905, the under
signed was appointed by the District
Court of Mahaska County, Iowa, ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF William
McQuiston, deceased, late Of said Ma
haska County, Iowa. All persons IN
debted TO said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same VIII
present them legally authenticated
to said court for allowance.
Dated April 28, 1905.
HARRY McQUIsToN, Administrator,
CLIFF b. WEST, Clerk. lows
BY w. r. MARTIN, Deputy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-27
supt. morton Wanted ID Examine
The Appeals.
STUDENTS RELATIVES INDIGNANT
They Think Committee Of Boare.
Should Meet With Doors Open and
Dispose of Case Without Waiting
For Further Preparation.
1ittee Of Boare.

The rules and regulations commit
tee of the school board met at the
High school building LAST night 70:
the purpose Of investigating the ap
peal of the four High school stud
ents recently disciplined by the fac
nlty Tor entering the principals oil.
flee at night
All Of The boys. accompanied by
relatives and friends. we're present
Half a dozen witnesses who had
been summoned 10 testify were also
| on hand at S o'clock, The hour SET
for the meeting
last before the meeting the writ
ten appeals Of The students were
handed 10 Superintendent OF Schools
Morton, in accordance with the school
rules. The committee then went in
TO, executive session. excluding az
of the interested parties. the wit
nesses anu the newspaper reporters.
A few minutes later the doors were
opened and the committeeman came.
OUT of the assembly hall, saying ITS
all over" When asked what had
been done, Dr. w. f. Cooper, chair
man Of the committee said Moth
ing. tt will he taken up at later
| meeting" Messrs. Harrison ana
Phillips, the other members of the.
committee. had nothing to say on The
subject.
Superintendent Morton stated 10
a Daily Press reporter that he
asked that the investigation
go over because he did not re-
ceive the appeals until just before
The meeting began. He said that he
did not know what the papers con
tanned and did not wish to submit
Them 10 the committee without look
ing them over The rules say that
the appeal shah come TO The com
the committee and Superintendent
Mr. r. w. Perkins. father of
young Robert Perkins, one of the
four boys, as we'll as Messrs. P. w.
Hiden and H. X. Walden, brothers
Of Martin Hiden and A. S. Walden,
were indignant over the actions OF
the committee and superintendent.
Morton. They think the meeting
should have been open and that
Prof Morton had no right 10 ASK
thar the investigation be postponed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-27
Mittie Sanford.

A!i,tie Sanford. the young woman
who lived with Davenport, identified
severa! letters which she had recriv-
cd from The prisoner She said Thar
Willie Thomas frequently visited
Davenport and was there on the
Sunday night before he was killed.
She also knew Willie WImbnsh AMI
he was nol the man examined for
life insurance
On the night Of the killing, the wit
ness said Davenport went out be.
tween and s O'clock He cam
back and went out again and did not
return until la,e. he said thar he
was In The house as late as Z
O'Clock before going on The second
time. he had a sick child and paid
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-27
COMMONWEALTH WILL
REST THIS MORNING
Practically All Evidence for Pro.
seGuti0n in Davenport Case
is Before Jury.
NO IMPORTANT FACT EXCLUDED
Three Handwriting Experts Say Dav.
exports Writing and That in
same-Mittie Sanford Changes Her
Testimony in Favor OF Prisoner.

Practically all OF the evidence fOl
Andrew l.. Davenport is III. One or
Two 0"hcr Witnesses will be llii on
The stand this morning. bur ii is
probable that before noon The prose
cnIi"n will rest and tho defense vii!
begin putting on lis testimony
Although the trial seemed 70 prog.
rcss slowly yesterday. numerous viii
nesscs were heard and ground was
covered about as raEidiy as any On,.
expected The commonwealth has
now put before the jury nearly every
hit of evidence that is in hand. in
spite OF many objections from the
defense ..
The chain Of crcumstantia1 evil
dence against the prisoner. as it has
been presented 10 the jury seems 10
be stronger than it was before the
coronor's jury ana the police court
Every fact Of importance proven be
fore tie coroner and police Justice
1'ao "''i ~ p'tSut tilI curing 1llS
1rlai AND in addition 10 this wit
nesses who had not been brought
forward heretofore have given ma
1crial testimony
W to this time nothing has been
heard from the defense, therefore
everyone interested in the case is
waiting impaticn,ly 20 see what will
happen when the commonwealth
rests its case
When court adjourned yesterday
afternoon at $40 o'clock. the Jurors
were turned over 10 Sergeant Mil
stead 10 spent their third night will
'inim. The Indications are THAT lhc
sergeant will play the Lar, OF hos
again tonight. for IL IS hardly probu
BILE that the case will go 10 the jury
before tomorrow.
Letter is Admitted
Chief OF Police Reynolds, who
was testifying when court adjourned
Saturday afternoon. resumed The
stand yesterday morning The CHIEF
said Saturday that Ire FIRST suspected
Davenport because Of the similarity
between the handwriting in noit
written by Davenport 10 ]. T. New
some and the writing in the note:
found upon the body Of Willie Thorn
as. Mr.. Collier objected TO the in
PRODUCTION OF the note 10 Newsomc
claiming shat it was privileged com
In,mication from client TO attorney
This point was argued and the judge
took The question under considera
ion.
Yesterday morning Judge Barhan
admitted The note rs evidence II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-27
s4e.75. To California via Southern
Railway. S46.75.

'se-''S''@yt v W.T. z.
Effective February 14th and CON
tinuing daily until and including April.
9Th. 1906. Southern Railway will sell
mixed class Colonist tickets to Los
Angeles and San Francisco, Cal. at
rate of $46.75. Correspcndingly re
flced rates to- other California points
and cities CT the West. For detailed
Information call on or address STAN
TON CURTIS, Passenger Agent, IS
CRANKY Street, Mnticelo Hotel, Nor.
folk. Va. fe IA th.sn t,tapG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-27
Debate Postponed.

The debate on the question, Ere.
solved, That the Ship Subsidy Wonld
Be Of Benefit to the American Ma
ton" scheduled to take place at the
Young Mems Christian Association
last night was postponed on account
OF the enforced absence Of Mr.. r.. NJ.
Bigger. who is serving on the Daven.
port jury. Mr.. Bigger is 10 lead in
the presentation of the negative side
OF the question.
The oasis., 1905-11-11

feunsyi yifanla hy Charles nankerd attNfnag n innt whose pntf uHiof address le b10utlnt. AfNNnf. has uHde application f0f tnfoNl 'N tne kinndlke roulatf and Nynf62umn mlhlhf difffici. saun Cruz cOunfy and dGs. rfiird ps follows
 :. klVNbYKE LODE neginnlna af corner N' V whence M Noi hrs 2 K deufpes minute, 1.i4o H thence i5 degrees K Alhhles VI lHu ii Co corner N02. fhtnce x 70 nekifes l5 minutes f liH q t0 corner No n@e,,, N f. eekfees ie mlnules f yD ft tv eto'net et tt Ny v lhencc l5 degrees 50 minutes -i HH13 T e corner No D. thence eI doarrog t| iiihllff W &Yf it Co corner No G. thence ,to ,S.si " nlii3Ies '1O ft @ corner No l. CONTACT LODE. Beginning al corner No | Nhti't v A N" brs i9 degrees min. htes Y; ooQ4 it thence 5i degrees 10 nin- utes W, i0o t to eerner No Z: fsenee N n degrees D minutes, w, 1i45 ft ~ rafnnr xs <, thence 5l degrees 4D minutes E 3fo ft ta corner No 4 identical with corner NoGcf the k1ondyke lode, thence 6i degrees 5S p,fn ntes r. z3t II to corner No ,; thence b degrees ls minutes Y, a00 ft ts corner No t. fhense < Q degrees 9 minutes E, TAG fl to corner N9 I the place Of beginning
 MOATEZUMA LODE: Beginning at corner No l Identical with corner No Z. Contact lode of this survey. whence [ < II NJ No l brs 70 degrees 49 niintes E, i050.2 ft: thence 54 degrees 70 minutes N 60O # 10 corner No J. thence \ 3l degrees 5l minutes W. I445 fl fo cerner No 3; thence V degrees i0 minutes E, tsW ft t9 corner No 4; [ euep 31 degrees si minutes h l445 f to corner No ], the place oi beginning.
 The locations are recorded as follows: Klou- dyke m Book !, page l5i, Contact in Book page s'2o et seq Mente2uma. Beck : nage l95 Mining Records, Santa Cruz county The hlondyke lode K bounded on the north by the Alaska iode, unsurveyed. on the east by the Lauretta lode. survey No 2032 en the south by the Comet lode, Survey No 2032 The Con- tact lode k bounded on the east by the Conner and Mohawk lodes, Survey No 2032, on the south by the Belmont lode, Lot No 3s A. The Muntezuna lode is bounded on the south by the Joe Wneeer icde, unsnFveyed'
 MILTON K. MucgE, Register
 First publication September 9, last November n, 1905