The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-03
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OrrlcE,
GREAT FALLS. Mont. March ?, 1907.
Surveys Nos. sl32 and Sl3S.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Act Of Congress approved May 10. 1872. and Acts
ANNIE louisa YOUNG,
whose postofice address is Great Falls, Cascade
county, Montana, has made application for a
patent for the mining claim of said Annie
Louisa Young, known ~ the Eureka and Corni-
cOpia lodes, situated In the West Butte (unor.
yanized> Mining district, Chouteau county, Mon
tana, and described by the oficial! plat and by
the field 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. Sl32, and particularly described
a. follows:
commence this survey at corner No. 1, where
inches sst . d Rssphs ssyy.s s'spe i-s ssslo fsr 'e eeass. md Nd. T. i:
Raised a mound of earth and stone alongside.
Northeast location corner bears north 8 degrees
ss %'n%,s' II, we1 Is, 50 % fs snd i, The ,o ,sS.'Sn e = Da,t to
range east, bears north II degrees "a minutes
east, 4.49l. ? feet.
300 feet. East end of discovery cut, .OxlO feet,
Is feet deep. at face, bears south - degrees y
minutes west, 35 feet; course of cut, south %
degrees Y minutes west, GOO feet. Set a porphyry
stone s6AI4xs niche. IS inches deep, chiiseled
2-sl32 for corner No.a Raised u mound of stone
alongside. Southeast location corner, bears
south q degrees q minutes east, % feet.
Second course.-South "A degrees 6 minutes
west, l,4"t 3 feet, A pine tree, which cut. of.
~ feet above ground, and squared to 5 inches;
mound If earth and etone around stump. The
southwest location corner bears south IS degrees
10 minutes west, 80 feet.
Third course North 6 degrees Il minutes west,
BIAS feet Northwest location corner, where |
set a porphv,y stone, l4xlO inches, - inches
long, IL inrllrs deep, chiseled 4-Sl33 for corner
No.4. Haisrd Is mound of earth and stone along
eide.
Fourth course North 7a degrees . minutes
east, LIES : feet. Corner No. l, and place of be-
ginning.
The general course of the vein on survey No
Sl32 is south IL degrees 8 minutes vast, and
north u degrees = minutes eest, embrac
ing l,iHs.2 feet of the vein. including IS fee
north y degrees > minutes eaet, and l,463.2 fec
south - degrees y minutes west, measured alOns
the course of the vein from the east end of the
discovery cut. The vein bears gold, silver ant
other metals, There are no adjoining or con
f~icting claims, and said CornicOpia lode, beine
survey 10. sl33, ,s particularly described as fol
lows:
commence This survey at corner No. l., which
is also orner No. OF survey No. sl3s, a por
p,hyry stone, loxs inches, !: Inches above ground
sl3I, which l chiseled 1.Sl33, for corner No. l o.
this suryet. There Ia a mound of earth and stone
S nnr, ds,,. Mor' 4 m,nu, Location Mss, c 20 fss, bear TS.
section corner to sections II, IL, IL and IA, town
ship 3, north, range l east, bears north II de
grees - minutes east, ,49l.S feet.
First course.-South q degrees q minutes east
300 feat, along first course OF survey No. sl's
Discover shaft, 5X5 feet, 53 feet deep, bear
nOrJh 81 degrees III minutes east, ID 1891. MOut
of tunnel NO, :, 6x4 feet, IS feet long, bears mort
10 degrees east, 100 feet; course of tunnel soutl
2 degrees west. From u point As feet from mout
of tunnel, Il drift 6xi feet, 10 feet long, runs sout
80 degrees IL minutes west. 600 feet. Corner Nc
=, of survey No. Sl3!, which Is a pOrphyry stone
l4xS inches, IL inches above ground, chisele
2-Sl32, which | Chiseled 2Sl33 for corner No. = G
this survey. There ia a mound of stone along
side. Southwest ~lrcati1n corner, bears south
/ degrees i minutes rAst, - feet.
Sc ,ond c~Oursc.-NOrth 80 degrees II minute
Q06t | pSit y fpnt Not II nnynhvrV kfnnp- Ry1
| inches, "a inches long. y? inches deep, chisele
3.Sl33 for corner No 3. Raised a mound of cart
and stone Alongside. Tne southeast loca,iO
! corner bears south Al degrees Ii minutes east,
feet.
Third course.-North 8 degrees 6 minutes ives
, GOO feet. Northeast location corner, where | s.
a porphyry stone, lOxl2 inches, Nj inches long,
Raised . mound Of earth and stone alongside.
west, 1888. 9 feet. Corner No. l and place of b
ginning. The general course of the vein {
survey No. sls3 e north SO degrees II minut
brscing 1856 9 feet Of the vein, including Is fe
south 80 degrees II minutes west, and ,36l 2 fe
! north ~ degrees II minutes east, measured aloI
, covery shaft. The vein besrs gold, silver al
> other metals. There are no adjoining or co
ficting claims.
{ THE ANNls Louisa You've MINING CLAIM.
G composed of said Eureka and Cornicopis lode
, To connect these surveys with the public surve
6OlTeCt llud was run IRON COEueEs NO. u u o.
vey No. Sl32 and 1888 north II degrees 81 miDut
east, 4,49l 3 feet to section corner to sections
, II, Is and II, township 81 north, range l esl
r fractional.
:, Said Eureka lode is recorded in Book 3 OF l
: cations, on page 622, records Of Choutesu count
Montana, and eaid CornicOpis lode 10 record
), In Book 8 Of Locations, on page $50, OF the r
: ords Of said Choutesu county.
( All persons holding adverse claims thereto q
required to present the same before thie off
y within sixty days from the first publicati
t hereof or they will be barred in this Office
"A virture of the provisions Of the statute.
Z Dated and posted in this Office this I'd day
March, 1907.
> j. NJ. BURLINGAME, Register
l X. W. Berry, attorney for claimant.
First publication March 9, 1907.
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