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". and - q. A Milton and daugh-
ter Fnncss Elepn0r, rslurnsi h0inr Sum
dav 1 ON short viait In Hurohiason with
wrs. ~ilSon's pars~ta
Owen BslCh. who has heen Ia Ia Junta
Tor some tins ciapIoysd On the NAnn Fe
road, returned SATURDAY to bic home here,
where be will remain.
Mr.. and Mr.. James Bessev asd son 70.
turned from Topeka last Friday. Mr..
| Be-sey and son have been In the Santa
Re hospInl there for the past week.
| E.J Riuey left Wednesday Tor indian.
! apo,is Ind, wher. hs viii sccept : pc
sItion With tho Kinser Construction 20.
a. " Riuey b employed BY. the same
company.
Rov Balnbidse returned homo Sunday
from Loa Angeles, Calf, where he spent
th,s winter. dc will now entsr the
school here for the remainder Of The
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Hood returned Satur-
day evening from Topeka and Kansas
Cify. Mr. Hood had ,umor removed
from bis nose, at the Santa Fe hospital
ut Tap ka.
The M,sses Ruth and Hope Smith ar
rived In this city last Thursday from
Colorado springs, Colorado, for . visit
with their father, W. e. Smith Of the
aanta Re Offices here.
VIM. Rabbit returned Monday mo n.
ing frosn Kansas lily after spending ssv.
eral days In that CITY taxing 10 tho sigh~.
the electric oars. the high buildings and
the new Easter bonnets.
Tom Stsuth. Emil Heohr, Martin Seohr,
Frank sp'orr sDd Charles Rsinert went
to Wichita this week TO attend the snnu.
n convention Of thrsshers, which 10 heId
10 that CITY this wear.
r Dumont Smith and wife Of Kinsley.
expec to leave for China and japan some
time In May to he gone several months.
Mrs smith hes sister 10 that Country
whom they will visit.
Mr. and Mss r. W. Imboden left Tues
day morning for Wellington, Kansas, to
attend the Southwestern Kansas Con.
ference Of the Methodist Episcopsl
Church. They will be gone sbou' .
w-k
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Mrs Henry Srraei0r wsa op+rsftd o
"Wednesday for q tumOr on her side. III
opera lon WAS pttfo' med VI hri HON
end was very SUCCESSFUL.
Theirs !. 10 small pcx ~ imise ~
end g ely place which VS. IN Ine it"-
exposed has been thoroughly 'nin,gstrti
The f0nr cases NJ the count, h".plIsl NJ
very light ones aud arc getting alon,
nicely There are numb { of cases y
the extieas south border which cam
from CLARK county, end few 10 h.
northw est part Of the oount,.
The regular monthly mlssisnary meet
ing Of the Presby terrain church was helt
ct 3 o'ci.ek Tae-day afternoon at 'b'
home OF MIS-. D. r. Jones. there wef'
eight members present. The program
Consisted Of readings % the subject q
apd Africa, singing aud prayer II wa
decided Of this time 10 hold the missionary
sneetings from new on 10 the lecture
room Of the resby teiisn church.
This 10 undoubtedly 70 be . month Of
weddings from The present indications
q number Of we'll known persons A.
waking around with that mysterious ali
which they themselves are blis'fulIy
ignorant Of, but which is plain to be seer
by an outsider, However. murder anC
mAtrimony are hard things to conceal bul
when tue weddings AFRO announced. The
accommodating friends will pretend to b.
SEQ surpI lsed," aud c0me 10 the from
with cut glass and congratulations.
rhe Thaw club held an adjourned
meeting on Wednesday evening In III.
tower OF the court house. The meeting
was called to order by President Hrine
Smith. While the minutes Of the lasI
sneeting were being read, the president
cat tearing letter iltu small bits AS b.
pitched the fragments INTO the WASTE
basket he remarked TO the members ''l'v'
Rot that where Cd Jerome will not ge
bold of It." The club took up discus.
sion Of the lnnacy commission and decided
that ThaS has The long end Of III,
chances IN his favor The admission Of
new members was taken up next. and I
vote on the application OF Lawrence u
Meairs resulted 10 clear bsll0t. tn,
meeting ended BY singing the CLOSING
ode, .Never carry Your Troubles to Alb,
Hummel."
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First Published March. 2lst 1901.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
s scNp COUNTY 81 K4ssA''|

s soSp G q uEs4sss'A''tss
In the District Court oflsaid County and
State.
The state Of Kansas 70 the unknown heiss.
devisees. administrators, executors and
trnstees Of Susan b. Sanford. deceased
You viii hereby take notice that you
nave been sued In tho District Court OF Ford
County, Kansas, In IN action wherein Hsr.
rison Pitm&n. N. w. Bean, and james W.
Mckin8ter are plaintiffs and you arc d..
PENDANTS, and that you must answer the
petition OF plaintiffs died herein on or before
the End day Of May, A. v. 1914. or said petition
will be taken w true, and Judgment rem.
dered against you, accordingly, quietfng
and confirming and perfecting. said
plaintiffs title to anu possession OF the
following described real property situate In
Ford county, Kansas, to. wit:
The southwest quarter (k), of Section No.
Twenty-nine (29), Township No. TwUnty nine
(29), Range No. Twenty-four t2i). West Of the
9th p, N and forever barring and enioining
ing by, under or through you, from setting
up 80 i.,a- ~ az, TINE. interest Or
SUITE. in"r two sai'i properly. or any part
thereof, and for costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the Official seal
OF the above named Court, this 18th day Of
MHrcn 1877. \
SEAL III. II. WELLS,
Clerk Of District Court,
SUTTON 4 SCATEs,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A'eheiss investment for money 10 land
adjoining Dodge City. | will offer for 9
limited time the Nerth half OF the NORTH
west quarter Of sec.lon 70. Township as,
Range Is. This trast 81 land has 50 rods
IL beautiful East frontage 81 Sixth sve-
nue. west d shinn's addition TO Dodse
CITY, On the most aeslrstls street fer
homes IT any locatlen ID Dodge City.
The East half Of ihIs tract csn eli Be cold
at good prices for buIidIng lets and the
present demand FOR this GLASS Of propsrty
would make thIs lsnd exceedingly low -
by pglos Of = 100 isr the whols tracs.
See me = TalIhnas y Hogan's oilies.
WMEs TAGLaeAN.
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Show canesls Date l,ers.

TIE Hans Hanson SHOW which vas 70
bays appeared 1t the opera house herr
saturday night hss csncsslsd Its date
Tbr msnagsr o. the company was here
today. His vito. who has been the l+ad
lng Lady, 10 very sick. and the company
has dlsbanded for the reason,
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mort VICTIMS Of appendicitis are thosr
who ere habltuslly cpnstipated. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic con.
stipstion BY eliminating the liver md
bowels and restores he nstural action q
the bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nsuseste or grippe sud 10 mild
and pleasant 10 take. Refuse substitutes
Pine q Bond Drug u.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
F.M. Lu,her OF Cimsrron VIA here las
saturday.
VIM Hickman 10 reported very nct
this verk
George e. Moore Of CImarrou was Il,
this city Friday
NJ Nelson Of Cimarron was In tb,s
city Iast Friday.
Mrs. Joha GiIber. was up from Spear
Vile last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mira Albert Miller Of Howell
were 10 town Thursday.
Mrs. wettlck II Gimarron vac q visitor
10 this city last Thursday.
n. B Bill went to Topeka Monday re.
turning the same evening.
Mr.. Noble Of Garren City was visltor
10 this city last Thursdsy.
Bert Eitinger made trip to this city
from Newton last FRIDAY.
Clifford Lawrence Of SpearvilIe was
Dodge City visitor Thursday.
C.M Carmana Of wilburn was In this
city last Thursday on business.
l.. FOES and A. J. Foskuhl OF Ford
were visitors 10 this city saturday.
Rev Morrison and daughter Of Cim-
srIon spent last Friday In this city.
Joe Emery made q trip TO this city
from Cimarron lasl Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Wiseman Of Wright
we're In the city last Saturday. Y
charlie Williams spent Saturday and
sunday with friends 10 this city.
W. N. Beezley, the Irish lawyer OF
Kinsley, was 10 the city Saturday.
P II. Young re urned saturday even.
ing from n short visit 10 Kansas City.
Mrs. Hoover aud daughter of Olmar-
ron were visitors 10 this city Saturday.
U Maltas left Monday on the Rock
Island Tor Nes IL, to be goas few ds, 8.
Rev J. W. Thompson left thi, morning
for Newton and HAlstesd, for few days
Mrs. l.. K. Van Horne OF Ford speH
several days here last week vi iting with
1 friends y
} J. Mclatyre Is here this week from
Dslbar, Texas, for short visit With BIZ
family.
Miss Anna GingrlCh 10 working % NJ
Z apprentice In the millinery department o
the Bargain Store.
George A. Earl, representing the Mill
son Office supply 10. OF Wichita, was II
this city Monday on business.
DIR. e, II. Ballou returned MOnda,
morning from Kansas City, where be ha
been attending dental meeting.
| Mrs. Wm, Hickman was called t
Hutchinsoa Tuesday evening. on accouu
OF the sudden illness OF her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. james II. Cavanaugh. Q
Spsarevllie have returned from their tri
through New Mexico and Arizona.
Miss Ora RAglsnd, who has been |
Los Angeles, Californls, for about tw
years, returned 70 her home Id this cit
sunday.
MRS. q. Fl. Simpson and Mrs. 81.
kiillikan left Monday morning for Kau
sas City, where they viii visit for To-
days.
Charles Best Of the land otfice returne
Tuesday evening from Wichita, wher
hs has been taking civil service exam
lnation.
Miss Hazel Smith retarned to hcr HON
10 Ford Monday siternoon, after . ~
days visit Win ne Misses Violet al
Mildred Watson.
! La. Grobssy and III. Rldenour lei
Sunday morning foF Topeka, Kshsa
lgoing from there y Cherokee, low
where they viii invsies the drug stoc
recsntly purchased ~ Mr.. Rldsnopl
They attended the Messiah 81 LladsboF
Ibefore leavIng fes Iowa.
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BI..en Byas spider.

Through blood poisoning cansed ~ :
sp,dsr bile, john washington of Boz
qn+viiIe. TX. would hAvs loat his leg,
which became ! iuaa Of running sores,
had be MT been persuaded u nv BnCk-
lstis Arnics Ssive. He writes: -l'hs
fret arplI at,ou relieved, and four boxss
healed I'll The soTss." Heals every sofs.
100. at Rsth 4 Bsipbrldge, druxgisla,
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This May Interest You.

No 0',ri- ,I,nn i'"in u Due, fr"',hl,
W jisf rmenii'er that Folry's k,dnr,
nrr will atop the irreuIari'ips and cure
ANY cs-e # kidney aud bin I'd r ',o,,hl.
hat IL not beyond the reach 1T in-diciue
Pine q Bond Drug %
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Reunion Committee.

U0uNsOn NOmmltt00.
The committee appointed on speakers
and proxram for the Southwestern Vet
ersus' Rsurion, to be hsld In Dodge ,'ity
August. 8 to 8, consists Of e. H. Madison,
W. J. Fitzgerald, N. W sutton and U.
NJ Beeson
D. L. SwEENEY, President.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
Local People Anticipate Land
Sharks viii GloIl DeSir
able Land There
School Land WilI Be Sold Soon
Syndicate Proposes to
Divide II Into Lots

34 Ashley, Oct. 1SS a land syndicate
has been formed at the little city Of
Ashley down on the 500 that doesn' Il
propose to be cutwitted BY design
ing land sharks that may have their.
lamps beaded on a desirable piece Of
land about to be sold.
Just all Joining the townsite is a.
section of land that will be put on
the market next month by the state
ii:ad department The sale will be
held on the 18th Of November A5
syndicate composed Of sixteen local
citizens has been formed for the pur-5
pose Of acquiring at least a quarter
section Of this land for building pl1r-
poses.
The synd icate has organized by elect
ing officers and selecting bidder,
who will be present at the sale with
AUTHORITY to act for the company
on the 22nd Of this month the COM
pany viii meet again when each
member will put UP $50 each as q
guarantee Of good faith, and on the
day Just preceding the sale It will
meet again when each member VIII
decide dehnitely just how much OF
the property he wants to purchase
at the So
4 lie appointed bidder will do al
| the business at the sale for all 5tl Z
members of the company and the
whole mater is bona fide with the
/ parties who have entered into the
compact. The company has for its
/ object the intent to get this land IN
such shape so that It can be utiIIz-
ed on the town lot basis with q view
for expansion
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
SILENT MACHINIsTS
NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OLD
AND NEW GANG WAY or DO
ING THINGS s

vi
The Wahpeton Globe man has been
reading Coles Searchlight and then
has an inspiration, as follows
Editor Cole of the Searchlight don't
understand how it Isl that the leaders
of the insnrgent movement could
hold a meeting at Fargo without noti-
tying and inviting him to take part in
It. That is easy, Mr.. Cole. The lead
u ing insurgents associated with the
/ leaders OF the republican party for
SO many years that they gradually ac-
CURED their ways sof doing things.
1 When they broke with the republi-
can machine they organized one Of
their own, and they took advantage
Of a republican error to foist them
selves into prominence There isn't a
great deal Of difference between the
insurgent leaders and republ ican lead
1 ers---they are all after power and in.
fluence All want to be bosses and to
run things That IS the dominating
idea. with al politicians from Roose.
welt down, and Roosevelt is the most
domineering boss on the great job
Editor Cole must surely have dis.
{ covered ere this that there is a ma
chine within d machine IN the insur-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
PERSONAL.

Master Mechanic Allen left yester-
day for Glendive
Miss Mary Tobin left yesterday for,
Miles City, Mont, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. L. E. Fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Haslsins and
children left for Dickinson for few
days visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs John Rovig was in Bismarck
yesterday.
tNIr. and Mrs. Lamb and daughter,
Nora, OF Bismarck are now located
in this city and will make their home
here. 81.
Nick Freeburg was in town yester'
day.
u. M Brodie Of Dickinson, was here
a few days ago. &
Miss Pully of iowa is visiting here
this week with Mrs. ]. Yunck.
Mrs. Charles Pike of Mad leila. Mimi,
visited with her brother, r. * DAILY,
the past week, Mr.. and Mrs. Pike
| are on their way to Seattle where they
will make their future home
Peter Ferguson of the CannonbaIl
country, was in town yesterday.
, Mrs. Ben Schfnla nsky, who recently
went to Brainerd, was operated on last
Monday and is reported improving
Mrs Case and daughter, ogephins
left yesterday for Park Rapids, Mimi
/ where they will visit friends ana reIa
tiVes.
Mrs w 3. Dopkins and Mrs. +
Toyne Of FLASHER, were visitors II
Mandan this week
Miss Pearl Myers Of st. Paul, ant
Mrs. J. "a. Noble Of Newport, Wis.
are visiting with Mrs. j A. LaWler AM
4 family. BY.
William Connolly visited with hi
1 brothers, Louis and Michael, yester
j day Mr. Connolly home is in dunn
county and he was on his way HON,
/ from Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19


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the tales Of adv enture Z the mother
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In stories, long and short, which may
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Full Illustrated announcement of the
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
EXCITING RACES
in KENTUCKY
New Three Year.() Record 1
Established Other Races
Close Ones

Lexington. Oct. General
Watts, q three year old bay colt by
AxWorthy today trotted the first heat
Of the Kentucky stake I'M ..86 sSs-a &,
establishing a new worlds record
for three year old trotters and beat,
ing the former record Of 2.08 81
made BY Kentucky odd at Column
bus.
The colt won the second heat in
100 al. the fastest two heats ever
trutted BY three year old in q
race Throngh the afternoon q
stiff wird was blowing down the back
stretch Bisa was second IN each
hest and Was only defeated by half
length in The second heat.
Gen. Watts is owned by Gen. C. g.
| Watts Of Charleston, w. Va, and has
been trained and driven all his races
Iby Mike Bowerman of this city. The
colt formerly belonged to Senator j
| w. Bailey Of Texas.
The 2:10 trot went to Uncle vii,
liam IN straight heats. BY Flora was
ALWAYS a contender and was heater
4 only by nose in the second heat
/ and by d neck In the other tws
! Its.
IN Dewey and ] > ] had won tws
heats and Red Bow one heat OF til.
2:i2 pace, when It was postponed un
n til to morrow. 5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
Old Settler Dead.

Jesse NJ. Ayers, died recently at
his home in. San Francisco at the age
Of seventysix years. Mr.. Ayers set
tied in Morton county in 1877 and left
here for California in 1897. He was
born at St John, Quebec.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
|. new GRAIN firm
INDEPENDENT GRAIN FIRM PAY
ING OVER LIST AND GETTING.
q LOTS OF GRAIN SUITS THE.
FARMERS ALI RIGHT q.

There is an independe lent grain firm
here. They are. paying from two to
three cents more than the local grain
buyers. This is bringing IN pile Of
grain. q. n
The name of the new firm is Maddox
& Kain. The grain is loaded into the
cars from the farmers wagons. So
far the new concern has been unable
to get a good location.
This is a fine thing for the farmers
and as everything is coming their
way this fall they are consequently
happy,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19

Mothers with little children need
no longer fear Group, colds or whoop-
ing cough Bees Laxative Cough Sy-
5rup tastes good. 1T works on the cold
through the bowels, clears the head.
Guaranteed. Lenhart Drug Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
The Band VIII. play.

The Mandan band will be at the
Catholic fair one evening short
concert by local talent will be given
on another evening The fair will be
held at the opera house the last three
days of this month.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19

gent ranks. and It's the real acting
directing machine, and it is manned
by Boss Winship, Speaker Twichell
and a few others. The machine to
which Brother Cole belongs is the
hollering machine, the fellows who
take the work decided upon in hand
and do it with all the noise and brav-
ado possible. They are the ones who
do the newspaper writing, make the
speeches and l.an the other fellows
ugly names. The real or silent ma
chinists meet in secret, as they did at
Fargo, put up their jobs and the other
fellows call them good ,' 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
LAST YEARS STILE
YOUNG MAN TIKI uGHT He WAS
SITTING ON THE sTlLE BUT IN
STEAD MARY SAID iT WAS LAST
YEARS HAT Il

Over at the opera house the either
evening a young man seated himself
alongside "a young lady and began TO
hum 81 Am Sitting on the stile, Mary 2
when she interrupted him by saying.
You are not; that is q last years
hat. And then he moved.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19

Readiag Flhnue ads Ii an sdsIeasisn
which yos: can slarss into Immediate
cash, In tisis way II serxes acahla
purpose, 4 not only benefits you hut
sselps slss merchant,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
Another Survey.

at is reported that the Northern Pa
5cifc is running another survey through
Mercer and Mckenzie counties which
makes the third route surveyed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
II - !
New England Supper.

The ladies Of the Presby terian
church will serve their annual New
England supper Thursday evening
Oct 18th, in the opera house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
cansaIas L. r2 opium ]. Or
@aIIlbeHalns
Cough
!

eusSa oesdEs esou6 and " lssopias 0ea&A
FOR sale shy i3eardslsy 4 sinney and
Lenhart nrun Company
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19

Special sale on Grockery lat Faun-
ce's until the Goth Of October. Call
and see the goods. Cut glass and
hand painted china. japanese and
American. the largest display in
the city. 21S and go Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
pauqhter Born.

AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. b
Kennedy a daughter arrived yester-
day, Mother and child doing we'll
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-19
Teachers, Examinations.

Teachers examinations for Morton
county will be held at New Salem
next Friday October rs, commencing
at 9 o. clock a. m. County Superinten-
dent Lorin will have charge
The oasis., 1907-03-30

Yuma Sum James Milton has iust finished boring good flowing we'll on the IIayland property on the mesa, three miles southeast 0f tine l,laisdelI ranch The well was sunk to q depth 121 feet and q thirty.foot flow was secured. Water, however, was reached at a depth of ninety-four feet. the usual depth at which water is reached on the mesa. Yesterday MT. Milton began work on we'll on the Mar tin property, lately purchased by John Hess; he also has contracted to bore well north of the Reclama- tion station for the exclusive use of the government employees.
 Paradise Record: Mayor John T. Brickwood, of Nogales. arrived in town last Friday evening and remained here until Tuesday morn- ing on business of a mining nature. After examining several mining properties hereabouts, MT. Brick wood stated that he thought well of the district and that he would probably return hither in the near future. Mir. Brickwood, who Is one of the leading citizens of south 'ern Arizona, has the reputation of being a competent and successful mining man.
 International American: Build ing operations in Douglas are being retarded now not on account of labor trouble but solely on account of a lumber famine. Not only are the contractors handicapped in fin ishing the contracts they have al- ready on hand, but they cannot take new jobs now because of the absolute lack of the classes of lum- Der they need. One contractor has 1 been unable to build fence be- cause he is unable to get the kind of lumber that is necessary. And because of the uncertainty of the supply in the future they are moi taking new contracts and will mol until the lumber supply become: normal again and with an assur ance that plenty can be had iron that time on.
The oasis., 1907-03-30

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 225. United States Land Office, Phoenix. Arizona, Jan uary 21 l907.-Notice Is Hereby Given thai the Mowry Mines Company, cor poraton, by John N. Prout, Jr.. attorney in fact has made application for patent to the Refugio lode. survey number 2226- on unsurveyed lal d. approximately in township B south. range l6 east Patagonia Mining District, santa Cruz County, Arizona, described aS follows : Beginning at corner number l. whence U. $. NJ. NJ number 3, P. NJ. D. br>- north s degrees 5l minutes. 2725.6 fleets thence south 32 degrees 3i minutes east 500 feet to corner number ?: theuce north 7S degrees 23 minutes east. l5eu feet to corner nuuIber ,; thence north 32 degrees 34 minutes west eco feet Ie corner number 1; thence sonth 7S degrees 2. minutes west, l500 feet to corner number l, the place of beginning. The location notice of said claim is recorded in the office of the County Recordcr of Santsa Cruz County, Arizona, ill Book 6, Minia% Location. Page pc. Adjoining claims sr'- the Mowry number } on The north, and the Fl Pueblo lode on the west, bogh being survey number 2l90.
 MILTON R. MooRE, Register.
 First publication January %; last publiea ton March 30