The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08
Application for Patent.
UNITED STArKs LAND OFFICH.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
GREAT FALLS, Mont, March 2, 1907.
Surveys Nos. 1882 and S1SS.
Notice IL hereby given that in pursuance OF the
Act Of Congress approved May 10, 1872. and Acts
ANNIE louisa YOUNG,
whose postotice address is Great Falls, Cascade
county,, Montana, has made application for .
patent for the mining claim Of said Annie
Louisa Young, known "a the Eureka and Corni-
copia lodes, situated in the West Butte (unor-
g~anized) Mining district, Choatea1 county. Mon.
the tield notes on file in the office Of the Register
Of the United States land Office at Great Falls,
Cascade county, Montana. Said Eureka lode be:
ing survey No. 1872, and particularly described
commence this survey at corner No, l, where
| set a p~orphyry stone, stxlOxs inches, and II
Raised a mound of earth and stone alongside.
Northeast location corner bears north q degrees
i minutes west, 30 feet. The section corner to
range l east, bears north II degrees "a minutes
east, 1. 49, = feet.
First course South 6 degrees 6 minutes east.
3N feet. East end of discovery cut, axl0 feet,
Is feet deep, at face, bears south - degrees =
minutes west, a5 feet; course of cut, south 73
degrees . minutes west, 600 feet. Set u porphyry
stone 3iNl4xS inche., IS inches deep, chiseled
2-Sl32 for corner Mo-. Raised a mound of stone
alongside. Southeast location corner, bears
south u degrees q mirutes east, % feet.
Second course south = degrees i minutes
west, | ,lnl 3 feet. A pine tree, which | cut of,
4, feet above ground, and squared to 5 inches;
scribed it 3.s132, tor corner No. ). Raised a
mound of earth and rtone around stump. The
southwest 10, alton corner bears south IS degrees
10 minutes west, 30 feet.
Third course North 6 degrees Il minutes west,
5.lS feet. Northwest location corner, where |
set Il p~orphyry stone, lixl0 inches, ~ inches
long. II inches deep, chiseled 4-Sl32 for corner
MOI. Raised a mott d of earth and stone along
| side.
Fourth course. North 81 degrees ? minutes
east, / ,io> feet. Corner No. l, and place of be-
ginning.
The general course Of the vein on survey No.
Sl32 Is south - degrees . minutes vast, and
north q degrees " minutes eest, embrac.
ing l,i9>.? feet Of tho vein. including 35 feet
north y degrees 3 minutes east, and ! ,f63.2 feet
south . degrees " minutes west, measured along
the course of the vein from the east end Of the
discovery cut. The vein bears gold, silver and
other metals. There are no adjoining or con.
dieting claims, and said Cornicopia lode, being
survey No. Sl33, Is particularly described as fol
lows:
is also corner No. l Of survey No. ol32, a pOr
phyry stone, IONS inches, I. inches above ground,
ehiseied l-sl3. for corner No /, of survey No
sl3., which | chiseled l.Sl33, for corner No. 1 OF
this survey. There is a mound of earth and stone
alongside. Northwest location corner, bears
north . degrees 9 minutes west, 30 feet. The
section corner to sections II, IL, Is and IA, town
ship 81 north, range I east, hears north II de
grees "a minutes east. 4,l9l, = feet.
First course.-South d degrees q minutes east
200 fest, along tlrs! course Of survey No. slss
Discover shaft, 5xj feet, 53 feet deep, bear
north 80 degrees II minutes east, 25 feet. MOutl
of tunnel No, !, 6xl feet, IS feet long, bears mort
2 degrees west. From u point IS feet from moutl
of tunnel, a drift bNl feet, 10 feet long, runs soutl
80 degrees IL minutes west, GOO feet. Corner No
>, of survey No. sl3!, which IL a porphyry stone
l4Xs inches, lS inches above ground, chisele
2-Sl32, which l chiseled 2-Sl33 for corner No. ! q
this survey. There j. a mound of stone along
degrees q minutes east, 25 feet.
second course.-North 80 degrees II minute
east, 1869 feet; Set q porphyIy stone, SKI
inches, "a inches long, l: inches deep, chisele
and stone alongside. The southeast locstiO
corner bears south Al degrees Is minutes east, !
feet.
Third course.-North 8 degrees 6 minutes wes
GOO feet. Northeast location corner, where | Sc
a porphyry stone, loxl2 inches, III inches long, !
inches deep : mn,c cai g, ss,t s,s !sa I tor corner s'nsr ., No.
Fourth course. South 50 degrees minute
west, 1885. 9 feet. Corner No. l and place Of bs
ginning; The general s,n cS 90 ss, OF the vel, ,sinu, %
east, and south SO degrees II minutes. west, en-
brscing 1885 8 feet Of the vein, including Is fet
south 80 degrees II minutes west, and l,36l 3 fet
north ~ degrees II minutes east, measured Alon
the course Of the vein from the center of the d.
covery shaft. The vein bears gold, silver an
other metals. There are no adjoining or col
hicting claims.
Tho name OF this claim IL
The ANNIE Louisa YOUNG MINING CLAIM.
composed Of said Eureka and Cornicopia lodeI
To connect these surveys with the public survey
q direct line was run from corners No. l, of gu
vey No. Sl33 and 8l33 north II degrees "a minute
east, 4,491 = feet to section corner to sections !
IL, l3 and IA, township 81 north, range l cas-
fractional.
Said Eureka lode il recorded in Book 3 Of L.
cations, on page hs2, records OF Choutesu count
Montana, and said Cornicopia lode 10 recOrde
In Book 3 Of Locations, on page $40, of the re
ords of said ChOute8u county.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto a.
required TO present the came before this OFF,
within sixty days from the first publicatic
hereof or they will be barred in this Office
yirture of the provisions of the statute.
Dated and posted in this office this I'd day
March, 1907.
J. NJ. BURLINGAME, Register.
X. ". Berry, attorney for
First Publication March 9, 1907.