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shook with Wild laughter to hear Miss
Wetchelrs address. II was exactly,
word for word. the same answer she
had given him. and not knowing that
it was a familiar form to ner, beaten
into her mind by the constant repeti-
ton of IT during fifty years or more
of resistance to the horrible evil OF
pauperization. he wondered how she
remembered II so perfectly.
Your she hissed. You a man, six
feet tall Che was feet y, and healthy,
asking helPt You ought TO be ashamed
OF yourself! why don't you go TO
work? There Is plenty to do. You are
lazy. Don't you dare ask me for as
sistance, you-you-ugh"-
She slammed the door in his face.
Hobus, peering around the post, pre-
pairing TO meet the rejected applicant
with a facetious grin, was startled by
the sudden deathly pallor of his skin,
and quickly drew back into his hiding
place The young man slowly left the
yard and started in 'the direction
whence ne had come. walking weakly.
staggering a little. and keeping near
the houses against which he frequent
ly leaned TO steady his tottering steps.
At the corner ne paused, looking daz-
edly around. clapped his hand 10 his
side. and then sank in a heap on the
sidewalk.
In an instant there was a crowd
around MIN, which Hobus Joined, how
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acGly what to do in the circumstances,
once she had time 20 collect herself
A thousand times had she practiced
her perspicacity on the neighbors n
exigencies which. though they never
any of them had been so urgent as
this, were still of strategic Importance.
She had a principle and she would
employ It now. 1t was oilyness.
Therefore. "Ohi" she exclaimed. as II
10 dear friend. come right in. Now.
what would you. like for breakfast?
Lay OF your hat. Here, let me take
it. Should YOU like some Strawberries
and cream? like them. But you can
have Just what you want"
She hustled away through the sit
ting room TO the kitchen. where the
table was kept continually set. Hobus
followed her closely.
Anybody else in the house sides
you?" ne asked.
''Oh. yes she answered with en-
phasis. There's family upstairs. I
expect Mr. WockKell down every min
ute"
He laughed boisterousiy. Her man
ner convinced him. They two were
alone. He sat in a chair. put his feet
on the table. produced a cigarette.
and said:
"Give us a light, old girl
She brought IL TO him obediently,
with an exaggerated show of con
descending hospitality.
do you enjoy smoking?" she asked
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THE C)ETCnEL JOB-& @myskBmh1Q

In a desperately friendly manner,
wording about the range.
He threw his head back and laughed,
blowing blue clouds. But he said
nothing except Hurry upl I'm
hungry" and then, "Sizzle yer.''
III give you some nice ham and
eggs" she volunteered with a broad
show Of happiness. Should you Ike
that?" She paused. with a fork in her
HAND, over the gas range, and looked
inquiringly at him. There was fear,
deadly fear. in her eyes and face, and
in all her manner. which she strove
with all her might to hide. vainly.
and this man, who, Ten minutes be-
fore. had cringed to her, saw that fear.
and the seeing made him her slave
driver.
Ham an Is all right" he said.
changing his legs. but hurry up,
sizzle yer!'
"Oh. yes" she cried, "rll hurry"
She ran here and there in the kitchen,
now for this thing. now for that, and
presently the fumes OF the frying meat
hued the room. She started to open
one OF the windows TO let the smoke
out, but he leveled his forehnger at
her from, where he sat. and seid
simply:
"Don'tr'
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another II took on n new meaning It
seemed like attempting TO establish
right to aims rather than a bid for
charity and kindness. and Hobus.
without understanding the philosophy
of the case. felt intuitively that IT was
wrong move. CondescensiOn Is a
necessary concomitant OF charity with
many givers. and to remove the posi-
bility OF their enjoying that comfort
able emotion by asking help OF them
as a right, not as a favor, is unwise.
He resolved to remodel his own for
mula after this. In the meantime he
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

T HE author of these stories is aenist Of in
ternational repute whose treatises are accept
ed by the medical fraternity of the English
speaking world authoritative. His know
ledge of and wide experience in the psychology OF
crime has been drawn upon in the production of these
tales each one of which is based actual cases that
have come under his personal observation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-30
JUDGE Whitley
MAKES AN ATTACK
ON LORRIN ANDREWS
Continued rrem paze one,.

l - Az AAE OA<ys
| nent practitioner in San Francisco. Or
their application a cabled order was
sent to Judge Wiley at Shanghai tt
admit Price to bail. Whitley eabled
excuses and asked for delay, where
upon the Circuit Court of Appeals sent
very peremptory order to Wiley
He seems now to be trying to get even
with Andrews.
Both in his demurrer to the cita-
ton and in his answer, Andrews,
while denying Wilfiey's accusations,
urges that even if the accusations
We're true. the unprofessional conduct
was committed in California and in the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
and that there Is where he should be
tried. He also urges that as Judge
Whitley himself makes the accusations
against him. he is disqualified to try
him. claim that certainly appeals to
the American sentiment of fair play.
Andrews also points out that ac-
cording to the papers annexed to the
citation all of the things he is now
accused of were known to Wiley last
April at the time that Whitley adj
mitted him to practise in his court.
According to the China Gazette, pub
lie sentiment in Shanghai is with An
drews, and he was cheered as he came
out of the courtroom. The report Of
the proceedings as published in the
China Gazette is here presented in full.
its length, because OF
the Importance the squabbles Judge
Whitley has constantly enbroiled HIM
self in have acquired. and because of
the prominence and good reputation
Andrews enjoyed here.
The report, with the head lines. is as
follows:
SCENES IN JUDGE
wTLFLEY's COURT.
MR.. ANDREWS POWERFUL IN
DnCTMENT.
IERK CHARGED WITH PERJURY
DISBARMENT PROCEEDINGS; /
LORRIN ANDREWS. RE-
SPONDEyNT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-30
Vim. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.

AGENTS FOE THE
Royal Insurance Co.. OF liverpool. Eng.
land.
acostish Union q National Insurance
Co., Of Edinburg, Scotland.
wiihel1na Of Magdsburg General In
surauce Co.
Commercial Assurance Co.. Ltd, OF
London.
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VIVA. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.

MM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENTS
Wm- @. Irwin-President and Manager
John ID. Spreckels-First vice-President
w. II. Giffard-Second vice-President
n. n. whitney Treasurer
Richard Ivers Secretary
w. N. Wilson................ auditor
AGENTS FOR
oceanic Steamship Co.. San Fran
cisco, Cal.
western Sugar Refining Co. San
francisco. Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Phila-
Gelphia, Pa.
Newal Universal Mill Co.. Manu-
facturers Of National Cane SHREDDER
New York, ". Y.
! Pacific OH Transportation Co. San
francisco, Cal.
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Fire Insurance.
THE B. r. DILLINGHAM; CO,
LTD.

General Agents ror Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of London.
New York Underwriters Agency.
providence Washington Insurance
Company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
Timber Land Aet Juae ; Is7o-Notie
for Publication.

Notise is hereby given tha, in COM
plisnce with the provisions of the act of
Congress OF Juue ). 1873, entitled An
for the sale of timber lands in the States
! California, Oregon. Nevada. and Wash
'ngtcn Territory" as extended TO al the
Public land act States by act of August
i, 1892, Lulu Y. Bradford, of Morrison,
County OF Jefferson, State Tor Territory
OF Colorado has this day fled in this
offce her sworn statement No. 757 for
The purchase of the S 4 S. W !. Sec
IS and n 4 \. W. :, of Section No. 80
IN Township No s South, Range No.
"a W 9Th. 2. NJ. and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valu-
able for its timber and stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim to said land befor the Register
and Receiver OF this Office at Denver.
Colorado, on Monday the IS day of
sept, 1896.
She names as witnesses:
Robert Bradford, of Morrison. Colora-
do. harry Morris, of Confer. Colorado
Charles Nelson, of Evergreen, Colors-
do, Joseph Morris Jr. Evergreen, Colora
do.
Any and all persons claiming ad.
verscly the above described lands are re
qested to file their claims in this Office on
or before said 10th day Of Sept. 1907.
= h FORD. Register
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
GEN,FRANk HALL
ON MCCLELLAND
TUNNEL PROJECT.
The Veteran ninin q
Writer Sees Great
Future For Free
land Through the
Big Enterprise.

Tie NclleilAad. one @; the greatest,
mining tuuoel enterprises in Colorado,
is nearing completion. Commencing at
: point ,a=t below the town OF Damout.
IL 4 .ear Geek cauu'y, 1t ha> beer driven
south syrar . b, toward It's laa3u objective
the great gEeelaad system Of veins 1t
IS no~ $500 Zee. into the mountain, and
is going s.eat.'y forward a, a speed that
jusuaes the hore Vt reaching the con.
necttuu with The upper workings Of the
fTee.aud properties within the next
twelve moItas
Engineers pronounce II one Of the best
tunnels ever tu3t n Is niue feet wide
and e.sEyu 5eyt lq a-sEla e4a,PPed with
twenty-five pound Tata, doab.e track. a
lfscsa iucl yeua.auae pipe and a FIVE
inch power pipe. ;eSe.hr- With a I5x,S-
2nsA water COX, placed underneath The
tracks, capable OF carrying 5000 cations
q water Per minute. This waier will
later be utilized 10 generate electric
power. The present ] e ding Is ZOO fges
below the sartaoe. LIS Fs1.snsa.4ou will
lateEssct Ehs trecand yeau proper = $50
fee. eu rs dip below the collar OF the
shaft.
Iheve'u under consideration, as shown
IN the shan workings, IS from three 10
ten feet in ~.4th, and Is reported to
have pEoiucel under its former manage
ment about $4,coo,oao from ores ex-
trac.el 1oAn TO depth of 900 feet.
ITom tbs main SHAFT, sunk BY The iste
Frank Os5lstou, many levels were driven.
The proven ore body Is, according to the
records, 2 roo feet in length To enable
the reader 10 comprehend the extent and
the enormous possibilities Of this tunnel,
attention IS invited to the fact that the
oPeFaUeE company OWES and controls
Io+ patented mining properties and
thirty-one otheTs that are held under
possession rights, making total Of ISs.
comprising as a matter OF fact the greater
part OF what IS known as Freelaud dis
trict. Most OF the development has been
done on the freelaud, the Toledo which
has tunnel $50 feet or the vein, ex
posing an ore body 500 feet in length ,
the 81. Patrick, Anchor, Turner and
Fa!n mines, which together produced in
the uslghsorheod Of S, 900, COO. The
books and accounts kept BY Mr.. Osbis
ton recording the turnout and value O:
the mineral extracted. shipped and
treated on the ground in his own mills,
which have examined, exhibit returns
far above any averages Of similar ores
now produced in Clear Creek or C,ilpiu
counties. And it may be stated u pass.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
United states Land Once, J
Denver. Colorado,

United states Land Oice,
Denver, Colorado,
June "a. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance OF the act OF Congress. ap-
proved May 10, 1872 The Gold Glen
Mining. Milling and Tunnelling Com
pany. by ]. Willard Gibbs. attorney in
TACT. whose postoffce is Denver. Colo
rado, has made application for a pat
ent for the Gold Glen Mil Site. situate
in Cascade mining district Clear Creek
county. state OF Colorado and described
in the plat and field notes on file in
this Office, as follows, viz:
Beginning at Cor, No. /. whence the
n Il Cor. Sec. s. T. s. r. IS w. of
the sth p. NJ. bears y el' So w 35o4s
feet: thence 5 55' 3i' W. 4S2S feet to
Cor. No. .; thence 5 27' 2s' z. fsis
feet to Cor. No 5: thence y 62' 81 f.
5II6 feet to Cor No. 4 thence n 81
g. w. 1873 feet TO Cor. No. !. the place
OF beginning.
Containing 1874 acres. and forming
a portion of the Sc i, of section 8.
township south. range 1s west of the
sth principal meridian. Said location
being recorded in volume ISL. page 522.
Of the records of Clear Creek county.
Colorado.
Adjoining claimants the owners OF
survey No. 1881.
c. D. FORD.
Register.
First publication June %; last Aug,
IL, 1907.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
MINING APPLICATION NO. .:sa-MIN
ERAL SlNNEN No. Is.u

United States Land ONCE.
Denver, Colorado, !
June "a. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
proved May 10 1872. The Little Harry
Mining and Milling Company. by Ar
thur J. RoweN. attorney in fact whose
Tosto-iiCe is Denver, Colorado has
made arI lication FOR a patent for 1900
linear feet on the Independence lode
bearing gold and silver, the same be-
IN = 500 feet n 34' E. and 1900 feet $
"a W from discovery cut thereon. with
surface ground 150 feet in width sit
nate in spanish Bar mining district
Clear Creek county. state Of Colorado.
8Hd described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows,
viz.
Beginning at Cor No. /. whence the
\ = Cor Sec. 3, T s r. IS w of
the 9Th p. NJ. bears $. 25' 81 f. 1865
feet: thence y. Sc W $50 feet to Cor
Cor. No. 5 thence s So f 100 feet TO
cor. No. 4: thence $ 34' w 1890 feet
Ia Cor. No. /. the place of beginning
Containing 5-16O acres. expressly ex-
reutiHE and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos, S5oB and 231sAm. and
fprw5ng portion of the uusuhdivided
township south. range - west of the
6th principal meridian said location
being recorded in volume 164. page 525
Colorado
Adjoining claimants the owners of
huve excluded surveys and survey No
l5eS0.
C D. FORD.
Register.
First publication June 20; last Aug
~, 1907.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
Notice

To the stock holders OF the Silver Creek
Mineral company:
You are hereby notified that the .egu.
lar annual meeting cf the STOCKHOLM
of the Silver Greek Mineral eonipanv Is
hereby called to NEE. at the Office OF tie
company in the mill building situated on
the property of the company near tire
post othce, Alice, in the county of C.ear
Greek and state of Colorado, on the 5th
day OF August, 1907. at ; O'Clock p. H..
for the purpose OF electing Board of
Directors for the ensuing year and TOR
such other business as NAV come befora
the meeting.
By order of the Board Of Directors
A. b. MINOR, Secre,ar1
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ing that the methods of treating such
ores were necessarily wastefui and crude
compared with those that have been de
velopcd IN the last ten Years. Thes,
mines have been practically idle and uu
/ productive for nineteen years. The only
way to penetrate and work them TO the
highest advantage was the one that has
been pursued by George +. McCl-lland,
the general manager in charge. While
he has had long, hard fight to accom-
plish his purpose, involving almost in
surmountable difficulties, the end ap-
pears to be in sight. When completed
II can easily be seen that vast store of
treasure will be opened and operated
through the advantages which the tun.
mel and the mills to be planted al or
near its portal will provide.
The Newhouse tunnel at Idaho Springs
has been the salvation of that division OF
Clear Greek county II is something
over three miles i'll length, but it has
not rendered available for production in
ali that distance as many mines as the
McCielland tunnel will open when lis
course is flushed. The Newhouse only
recently attained the self supporting
stage. II has never paid a dividend for
reasons that would take too long 10 ex-
plain. But its value 10 lower Clear
Greek and to Gilpin county is virtually
incalculable. The time is near at hand
when it will be the means of produciag g
millions upon millions worth OF ore l.
IS worth more today than al any time in
us history. The stores of mineral IT has
been instrumental in opening cannot be
exhausted in the next fifty years.
The great YAK tunnel at Leadvilie Of
about the same length as the Ne~house.
has for the past few years paid divi-
deuds OF o per cent quarterly, or II per
cent. per anuum. mostly from ores rang
ing n value from S2.5o 10 f. so per ton
Up to July, 1907, it has paid sS27. $50 in
dividends to its stock holders. the FIRST
havsag teen distributed in 1903. In 1906
NAlNtN Nt4S 81 I'EfStl AhFtiAll u lAIS / luU-
mel about 100, 600 tons of ore and waste;
about half OF the ore tonnage shipped
averaged less than $ per ton at the
smeltcr, yet the managers report shows
a profit equal to the dividend mentioned
together with the reserve held in the
treasury. While the company owns Ger.
tain properties along its line, it is prac-
ticat,y development enterprise, from
which all other ownerships derive their
share OF benefit.
But the McClenand Tunnel company
owns aud Will derive personal revenue
from practically all the mines in the
heart Of Freeiand district, an area OF
.arger extent than the territory pene-
trltea by the YAK, known to coatain
millions of tons of ere ranging in value
from IS 10 $500 per ton Of smelling
grade that can be cheaply extracted,
easily nlilled ami Tor its concentrated
products there NIL 6e eager demand by
uveay sueitea in the state. IN former
workings only the highest grades were
utilized, leaving uatoached the grades
carrpiug from S to SO, which are still
on hand as valuable assett-C1-u.
Frank Hall iu Denver Post
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
MINING sppIIC ALTON NO. @.3-NIn-
ERsL SURVEY No. s262.

United States Land once, !
Denver Colorado,
June Is, 1907.
Notice IS hereby given that in pur-
proved May 10. 1871. The Gear Creek
and Gupi-. Mining. Milling. Power
Tunnel Drainage and Transportation
Coupa ny, by George : Rsid, attorney
in fact. whose postC4ice is Denver
Colorado. has made application for a
oretta lode mining claim. bearing gold
and silver. the same being $50 feet
westerly and s3I feet easterly from
discovery shaft thereon. with surface
ground l5o2 feet i, width situate in
Empire mining district. Clear Creek
in the plat and field notes on file in
this Office rs follows. viz:
Begi1ning at Cor. No I. whence the
s !. Cor Sec "a T s R IS w of
the sth p. NJ bears s 42' 5s- ?" E
To449 feet. thence y 75' 35' w 80 feet
feet to Cor. No ;, thence y. IL IS F.
1909 feet to Cor. No. 4 thence s. ST.
35' E 80 feet to Cor No 5. thence 5
75s IS e. 80 feet to Cor No. s. thence
s. IL IS w. I5o2 feet to Cor. No. l.
the place of beginning.
Containing 5.oes acres, expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
Sur. No. es7. Cooper and Vance placer,
and forming a portion of Sec. "a T )
5, R IS w. of the sth P. NJ said To-
cation being recorded in volume es.
paEe $50 Of the records of Clear Creek
county. Colorado
Adjoining claimant owner OF above
CD FORD.
Register.
First publication June 90. 1907
Last publication August "a. 1907.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
MINING tpPLIc ALTON NO 22l-Ntn
ERA. SURVEY NO. Is2Os.

MINING trPLIC ALTON No. 223a-Min
ERAI. SURVEY No. Is:Os.
United States Land Office
Denver. Colorado
Notice is hereby given that in p.--
suat''e OF the act OF Congress, approN at
ONCE is Idaho Springs Colorado. } IS
made application for a patent for
linear teet each on the Vernon a.
Somers lodcs. bearing gold and silV
with surface groLua on each $50 feet
w4dtht situate n Cascade mining q
trtct, C3ear Il>feek county. state of Co
rado, and described in the plat and H.
notes on file in tbs Office, follow
Wig.
VERNON LODE.
beginning at Cor Ne. l. whence
". ". !. !. >, Cor, 70 :, Sc / T 4,os, r "A ".
feet, thence :. 10 + 150.2 feet to c.
No >. thence : t5s ". 1900 feet to C
No. ], thence \. 20, W. 1902 feet O.
Cor. No. I, thence N 73' e. 1900 fe
soMEIiS LODE.
BeginntnE at Cor. No. /. whence I a
". !. Cor, Sec. l, r 5. h. "a W.
feet thence S. 10 So L. i2s.s2 feet T.
Cor, No. ,. thence y. 7Os r. I87gs2 fra
to Cor. No. ,, thence 5. 2o' E $50 ftsz-
70 Cor. No I. thence $. 20. W lte' : 5
1855 feet to Cor No. g. thence y -9s
". l7s,ii feet to Cor. No. /. the pl re
of beginning.
Containing S2es acres. expressly e1-
cepting and excluding all conflict W. n
survey No. G51o ana forming a portion
OF the SNs a See. /. the Sc. \ Sc 2
and the Ne OF Sc. Il Z r
being recorded IN volumes la9 ana so.
pages 2SS and 54t Of the records Of
Clear Creek county. Colorado
AIt3lnlHE claimants owners of the
above mentioned survey ~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27

Mrs +. II Brankmcn, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio. who has been visit
ing \. II Risted and family Tor
some weeks departed for her
home this morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
MINING APPLE ALTON No. .ctc-NItN
ERsL >lRNEN No. is10>.
[. t-ltCI states Land la=h aa
Denver. Color j a.


Denver. Cnlo-.ae e ;
June IA 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that ia pH--
SlaCce OF tEe act OF Congress. approved
May 10. iS12. Geo. T. Joyce, Whose post
D2z5ce is Yankee, Colorado. has made p
rl}catinr Tor a patent for I50o linear
feet en- tie Last Chance lode hea ring
gold and silver. with surface ground
l-9 feet in width situate in lincoln
mining district Clear Creek county.
state % Gel GRADE. and described In the
plat and field notes on 1le IN this Of
fee. as follows. VIZ
Beginning at Cor No, /. whence the
- Cor sec S. T : P - W Of
the eIh 7 NJ bears : a. As W So 81
feet. thence : S2' Is W 1890 feet to
Cor No ? tEeuce y - - ". 10 feet
to Ger No g. rnsrce y So Is E 1909
feet "a Cor No tEeuee : - ~ E
lE- Feet 10 Ger. &1- /, the place of be-
Coaz4lni-- 4azs acres. expressly ex-
ce0tInE aa3 eNrIEG rs all conflict with
the rate~tat portion n survey No.
1880 and forming portion % the : g
Z SEQ. p aud the SW. Z. of Sec. 35.
T Z - w. % fhe sth ? u said
location being recorded h volume I-g.
page 80 NJ the records Of Clear Creek
county Colorado
Alsa}rzn- claimants owners Of SH-s.
Nos. 7@4T4 1855. 1913 and 1890 and
the above mentioned survey
Register.
First publication June - 1901
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27
NOTICE OF APPIsCA ATiON FOR U. ;
PATENT.
Mining Application No. 22Ii.
Mineral eUryey No. i6iS,.
L. g. Land ONCE
Denver, Colorado.

Mineral eUryey No 16is}.
T. g Land Ofnce,l
Denver, Colorado.
July = 1907.
Notice 5 hereby given that in pursuance of the
A1t # congress approved May 10, is72. william
/ uappeii, by X. Z, Bunney, his attorney in
fact, whose pnstntice j. Idaho Springs COLORADO,
H..- maize application for a patent for 1871 lin-
aaf feet on the BaskiH lode and 1870 linear feet
1aAriue gold and silver. with surface ground $50
Ia-t in width, situate in Lincoln mining district.
-iesT Greek county, state of Colorado, and de
scribed in the plat and field notes on file In this
Office a. follows. viz:
BAsKIN LODE
Beginning at cor No. / whence the l.; cor
Sec i r : K Is W Of the 9th ?. NJ bears II -
81 81 s776I e: thence n .1e as l4g77 II to
SIC IS " 1877 Il 10 cor No. 1: theuce n coo W
40 n To cg- No. !. The place OF beginning.
CUSTOM LODE.
BegiEniue AZ cor No |. whence the IA cor
9 ~ v >5gl q: thence Ii s. 10 # to cor No :;
the9ee - t5a" & 10 e9r 80 2, thence Is W
ls5 # to cor No. 4: thence n IS lJlg f 10 cor
No /. The place Of taEluH ing.
tU>CLAEE L0DF.
Beginning a. cor No. WHENCE the IL cor
ser f>, I - K - Of the 6tH 2. NJ bssars So
y s. y soi2 IS n; thence u so { l5o9 Il % cor
NJ. :. taeuce 9 ~ l5st iE to cor No. s, thence
: 20 81 ~ 1870 Fl to Ger No. !; thence II s9o so W
i5u f. to cor No l, the place Of beginDing
oRMuNDE LODE.
Beginning at cor No /. whence the W II cor
see Is. J. i, < IS Of the GtA ?. NJ. bears So
- e" s~26 IT. thence sIs l5f1 to cor No ..
thence CO. e Is II 20 cor No. 3. thence ssrS "
1850 Il To cor No 1, thence Gt1 " 10 fl 10 cor
No. /. the place of y ginning.
Containing II 80 acfeS. expressly eNceptin z
and IriEei0g all eeuEtct with surveys NCs. 54a
ltg2. 2l25, 2si4. iI75 ISL 4gi i5 and lie64 ex-
Bsiys az the Contift of The latier with the Con-
c}Ave lode herein and forming portion OF the
uu-si ib'iiyiied twp K % # the 9Th priuci PAL
merriam. said location being recorie in vols.
al ..E
the records OF Citar freHk County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners OF the above mem
toned surveys.
c. d. FORD. Register.
First pub July il: last pub sept IL 1857