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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Wednesday November 5. 1909:
BAIRD-RoE-Cha W. Baird. % Santa
Cruz, and Annie L. Roe, 20. San Gregorio.
BOYETZ REED-Fred Boyet IS. Crescent City,
and Florence T. Reed. 81, 10 Gladys ST.
FORD-STAIGER-Albe f. Ford, 80. Auburn,
and Alice II. staiger. 80. Sacramento
MAGRI- -DoMENICI-Pietro Magri. %. 1868
Dupont ST. and Agnes Domenici, %. $50 VAL
lejo 81.
MAI.M-NELSpN-Georg l.. Malm. %, and
Lillian E Nelson 20. both of Sacramento
MEzGER- R-REAsoNER- Edward j. Merger, "a.
Woodland and Rubetta r. Reasoner, 80,
Berkeley
MICHEEI- -GIoRGI-Egdio Micheli, SO. 1861
Grant ave-, and Balsamina Giorgi. 49, 14o9
Grant
RICHARDs-AITIz EMS Edward Richards. "a.
Preside. and Birnie Aitkens, %, San Fran
cisco.
SHOoLMAN-KAPKIN- IN-Emiel Shoolman. %.
and Fannie napkin, 10. both of 1878 Twen-
tieth st.
Observation-Disclosures sinser "a. and
Mary Navarro, is. both of 96 Manchester St
SULLfyAN-H -HoRGAN-Daniel sullivan. 2s, $40
Twenty-second ST., and Julia Horgan, y, 439
Minnesota st.
Thompson. %. Presidic. and--baula Bozzik-
ovsky, 20, Santa Cruz
TIiOMSEN- N-fHJOMSEN- 7. Thomson 50.
Pleasanton, ana Anna Thomson, IS, 46 Cook
street.
NALIING-LoHMANN Henry S. walling. %.
and Wilhelrlina II. Lobmanu, 20, both of
las Cane ave.
YSIBARREN-ERRo-Jos Ysihsrren. 80 anti
Conception Erro. "a. both Of 13tt Powell St
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Polytecl1nics
Champions. OF
The SubIeague
Defeat Lick on Gridiron and
Win Right to Meet Hitch
cock Academy Team

Fighting like tigers for every inch
that the other side gained the Lick
gridiron heroes lost their game with
Polytechnic high yesterday afternoon at
the ocean Shore grounds by score of
to o.
The game was the final of the local
subleague, and the winner earned the
right to meet the winner of the north
ern subleague. Hitchcock military acad-
emy.
secured in the first periad. Gunton
made q forward pass TO Heastand.
which was spoiled by the Lick defense.
The bah was funlblef in the scramble
up, carrying the ball over the line aft
er a run from the center of field 1t
was beautiful run and was by far
the longest of the game.
The game was nlafred by the in
eXcusable fumbling on the part of the
Poly backs. Hardly kicked ball was
handled without a tumble. The backs
also lost possession Of the ball in their
line plunging too often. Both teams
were badly out of condition and time
was taken out too frequently.
The calling of time was all that saved
Lick from being scored against the sec
closed with the bail on Lick's one yard
line, Poly having possession.
Riemer gained many. yards for his
side by his long kick. which averaged
40 yards. One OF them went for so
yards over the Poly backs heads and
bounced nearly to the red and blacks
goal. Wynne proved a fine general in
the back field and ran the punts back
for large gains. Bendersons defensive
work was uneXcelled.
Gill and Gunton proved to be Poly :
technics best gamers. while Adler and
Heastand showed their worth in the
line. Heastand~was particularly good
on defense, not a play getting around
the ball
Pat 0'Day proved himself to be
most competent referee. The other of
ficials were umpire, Woodward Glitch
cock military academy): field Judge
Lieb; linesmen, Kiser ALAMEDA highD );
Lieb CLick): Cuvenin tPoly1 timers
Bonnifeld. and Hamilton. The lineup:
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dearly beloved wife OF James E. Peggs. loving
and devoted mother of Irene Edwin. Florence.
of Thomas and Mary Coleman. and loving
sister of Mamie and Josie Coleman and
Francisco. Cal, aged 80 years months and
is days.
PERRY-In this city November 3. 1900. Lewis
Thompson Perry. beloved son Of Captain John
NJ. Edith a. and Ethel w Perry. native
d St John. \. B.. aged p years and 6
months months Boston Mass, and st. John. n. B..
Friends and acquaintances are respectfuIIy
day. November s. 1909. at so O'Clock D. M.
from his late residence, 237 fremont svenne
on e.vtno FredeTIea street between Ashbury and
by electric funeral from Thirteenth and
Mission streets.
PETERs-In this city November . 1909 Eliza
beth Peters, beloved mother of Rev w j.
Ieters OF Pseihe Grove. Mrs. ". A. Bowie and
Mrs Frank c. Butler: native of England.
aged a years 4 months and days.
QUINToN-In this city. November Q 1903 Mary
A.. dearly beloved wife Of Henry c. Qninton
and loving mother of Charles III. and the late
william ouinton, native Of New Brunswick.
Friends aud aeauaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
Thursday. at 1890 o'clock from her late
residence. 3S21 Twentieth street. between Do
lores and Church. thence to Mission Dolores
church Tor services at p m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
sPRoUL-In Vallejo. Cal. November 3, 1909.
Michael D. sproul Of III Glen avenue. Oak
land. beloved husband of Cecilia II. Sproui
and father of Mrs Leonard L. DrosseI. Mrs.
Frederick v. Tilford and Carrie L.. Minnie
A.. Richard NJ. Blanche H. Frances o. and
Mildred l.. Sproul. native Of IohnstOTn. Pa
aged 60 years months and Is days mem
ber of Golden Gate council No. 551 National
Union. and the local Coopers' unfon
Friends and acquaiutaDces are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tOmor-
row tF'ridayl. November 3 1909 at II O'clock
a M, at the new funeral chapel of Charles
II. j. Truman, 1919 Mission street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth interment National
cemetery, Presidio
sTEvENs-In San Diego. Cal, November l.
1909. Dr. Henry H. Stevens. loving father of
Mrs. A. o. Dorey and Bernard A. Stevens,
native OF England. aged 81 years.
Friends and acquaiDtances are respectfuIly
invited 10 attend the funeral services today
Thursday. November g. 1909. at 2:3O O'Clock
p m, at the chapel in Odd Fellows erema-
tory, San Francisco.
sTEwART-1n- GnegreFe. New. October %
1909, Edward W.. beloved husband Of Alice
Stewart. and loving father OF Mrs j. T.
Gates, Mrs. Charles Thorpe and Gordon r
Edward island. Can, aged 66 years and *
days
SWAINE-In Idaho November l. 1909. Charles
loving husband of Christana narrower Swainc
son OF Mrs. Eliza Ralph. and brother Of
f. NJ and F. Henry Ralph. (San Jose papers
please copy.)
Funeral private.
THIRD-In this city. November 3 1900 vii
liam Third, beloved husband Of Jennie Third
tive Of stuartfeld Aberdeenshire. scotland
aged - years.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfnllv
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow 4 Fri
day., at. / p. m. from the perlers Of Nc
Brearty & Mccormick. 9f5 Valencia street
near Twentieth. Incineration Odd Fellows
cemetery
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Santa CIaranS Are After
Scalp of U. P.
[Seceial Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA CLARA, Nov s.-captain
Jarrett and his santa Clara college
Rugby fifteen are going through hard
daily practice this week in prepara-
ton for their game with the Univer-
sity of the Pacific squad next Satur-
day afternoon on the University of the
Pacific field.
Last years game was one that will
long be remembered here for fierce
ness and lighting spirit displayed by
both ffteens. Santa Clara finally won
in the last half by the score of to 0.
Santa Clara's chances, as viewed from
the showing made SO far this season.
bv both teams, looks exceptionally
good. Coach Mckenzie has succeeded
in developing a fast lineup of backs,
which have throughout the season been
the nainstay OF the Santa Clara team.
Coach Moverly Of Of the e., Unlgers;ity i,;i e OF
wards who he contends have 1t all
over the Santa Clarans. This weak
ness, If there be such, is being ren1e-
died by Mckenzie during the week,
and bv Saturday the Santa Clara for
wards should be able to cope with
their opponents.
played by the University of the Pa
cine team in the serum and Santa
clara will stick to the seven men
serum and wing forward.
The University Of the Pacific field is
being put in condition for the game
bv large force of laborers. Addi-
ffonal bleachers are being constructed
10 seat the big crowd. Besides the
roofing sections of both institutions,
fvyo high schools, Santa Clara and San
lose will come in a body; the former
the latter exclusively for the Univer-
sity Of the Pacific.
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College Basket Ball Series
For Trophy Begins

BERKELEY. Nov. 3.-The first of the
series of basket ball games for the
Heeseman trophy will be contested by
the sophomore and freshman fives in
The present SOphomoreS were the
champions last year and an endeavor
will be made to wrest their glories
from them.
follows:
Freshmen: Forwards-CIeveland. Redmsn. Pot
ter, jackson (captainl: center-Joses: guards
Gum. Norton. Sophomores: Eorwards-Carpen-
ter. Jory. Goldman; center, Scott; guards
Jones' Gilbert, Noddin.
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Latonia Races

CINCINNATI. Nov ST. 81. Green again
demonstrated that be was good horse by de-
feating fair field Of sprinters in the feature
race. at Lstonia today. In the second race
B0ca Grande defeated a small but select field.
naking his third victory Of the meeting. Two
favarites won. Attendance. good. Results:
First race. seven furlongs-Dargin. TO i.
won: GeIameu. 3 10 3. Second; Descomnets, s
ta- !. third Time. % 40.
Sacoad race five and half furlongs-Boea
j5rsnds. 10 20. won: Ethelda. TO l. second
Sir OrmoDd go to 1, third Fine :O5 3D.
Third race, six furlongs-T. NJ. Green. TO
, won; Marse Abe. 10 /, second; Sinfrant,
. to ;, third Time. 1913.
Fourth race one mile-Ceremonious. 3 to !.
won; Heine. to L second; Ida May, 10 l,
third. Time 80 A..
Fifth race. one mile-Aiy Gal, to /. won;
Autumn Rose, l. TO !, second; Lady McNally,
% 10 I, third Time. 70 40.
Sixth race. one and 4 sixteenth mies-The
Shaughraun. 8 TO ;, won: KOkomo u to l.,
second; Gull, to 1, third. Time, 1:47 Is.
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PimIicO Races

BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-A good crowd today
saw some of the finest racing Of the present
injecting. The Patapse hunt purse. two miles
on the fat. was won easily by Algie. the fa-
vorite. The Glenmere steeplechase was won by
Waterway. Thistledale favorite. fell at the
twelfth jump. DOnohue. his rider, had his
shoulder broken. Results:
First race. six furlongs-Top Note. TO ).
won: Lothario. to 2. second; King Commoner
10 l. third. Time, IA.
Second race. Patspsco hunt. two miles on the
dat-Algie. to >, won Octopus, 9 to .
ond; Dacra. ) TO l. third. Time. $40 80
Third race. mile snd 40 yards Spanish
PFince, to l, won; Hiaeko. IL 10 10, second;
Ehall. TO ], third Time, 1:46
Fourth race steepleehase, about two miles
Waterway. S TO >. won: Nilhalla. 6 to l.
serond; Essex, 10 to 1, third Time. 4:32 4-5. 8
Fifth race. one and a half miles Superstition
u TO I. won: Blue Book TO ], second: Pins
and Needles. 3 to l. third. Time. 2:34.
Sixth race. and sixteenth miles-High
Private. to 2 won: Stanley Fay. TO l.
second Dreamer, to 7. third. Time. ! :46 10
Seventh race. six fIrlongs- Racing Belle. 3
TO l, wOn Compton 13 TO 3, second: Sager
10 ., third. Time, 1:l4 10.
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Aqueduct Races

AQUEpUeT. y. Y. Nov. 3.-Pretend, skill
fufly handled by Dpgsn. today won the Creed
moor selling stake in hard drive Though
his mount WAS sluggish in the early part Of
the race. pusal never made move on him
until well inside the final furlong pole. when
ne Du4 Pretend under the whip aud gradually
overharied. Pull Care near the wire and won
by half length. Results;
First race one and sixteenth miles-Lad
of l.angdon: TO ;. won; QuaRtico TO ;. sec
ond; Cestlewood. 100 to /, third Time. Las %.
SecoIrs race six and a hair furlongs-Prince
Imperial. 10 .. won; Galley Slave. to l.
second: AndYri. 80 10 ], third. Time, l;2l Sd
Third race one mile.TVilight- Queen. TO
.. Won; Jeanne dare. 3 70 /, second: Queen
Marguerite. 6 Is .. third. Time. Al 30
Fourth. race six and a half furlogs-Pretend.
9 70 > won; Dull tsre. to !. second; Charlie
-HaFgrsve q 10 5, third. Time. :2l 10.
> Fifth rsoe six furlongs-H Hoffman. , to l,
won: HaTrigan. 3 10 >. second; Rose Queen,
- = third. Time. l:13 %
sixth. race. one fnile-Tubai. to ;. wcn:
Rsnl,1FX, TO 1. second; Kings Hiii. 10 TO
J third Time :43.
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Kyle Whitney Will Meet
Boston Scrapper
[Speeial pispaleh q The CaIII

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
BOSTON. Mass. Nov. 3.--Ths National
athletic club OF South Boston an
nounces very attractive feature bout
for next Monday>night, for the match
maker has signed Billy Rolfe of South
Boston and Kyle Whitney OF Califor-
MIA for that contest.
Rolfe ND TO date has not been de-
feated in the professional ranks. This
is good record. for Billy has met
some good 'men including Honey Mel
lody Jim Donovan of New York, john
ny Carroll of Brooklyn. and 1oung
Jack Johnson.
Rolfe Is very popular IN the penin-
sular district and particularly with the
workingmen OF that section
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nFTICI.Is NAMEn

Tic following officials have been
- med 10 act At the Public School in
si00r meet on Friday night at the Audi
sg0rium.
ftefeFce-Jekn Elliott. Sfarter-George James
fiueIE-Join Hanimersmifh A. !. Cloud Robert
So Dodd. Fred Koch. Walter Christie Judges
sf Iaisl-5oseph r. Hickey. J.. = Woin, Her
efecf0rs-Thomas +. Bosie. William Hutton.
5rsnk Book. Scorcr--Jchn p. DorsB Assistant
Gclrers-Ed ponaluna George Hsmmeu- Ar
nauucnr-f1eorre AfcIsecver. Clerk Of course
&ar Daueleriy. Assistan: clerk = cSursc-Iseon-
ard hgazei0sy. Cierk ef scales--A. kafchinSk.
assistant slerk Of SraiPs-E. Callahan. Marshal
.9eorse $. Niehling. Field judges-Dave Martin,
Harold MauDdncli.
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Champion Irish Wrestler
Comes to America

NEW YORK, Nov 3.--con o'Kelly.
Irish heavy weight wrestler, arrived
here today He first came into prom
inence when he won the amateur
championship of Great Britain. Later
he became the amateur champion of the
world by winning at the Olympic games
last year Recently he won the pro-
fessional championship of Great Brit
ain. O'KeTly tips the beam at 230
pounds and he says he is anxious to try
conclusions with Gotch. jenkins, Con-
nelly or either of the two terrible
Turks, Yussiff Mahmout and Maxout
Marat.
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DEATHS

AyERELL-In this city, October % 1909
Isaac Seymour Averel beloved husband OF
Margaret Averell. and father of Ed A. Averell
native Of 0gdensbnrg, n. y. aged 80 years
months and days.
FRIENDS are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral today fThursday) November 4.
1p09 at $50 O'Clock D. m. at the chapel of
y. Gray & CO., 2196 Geary street corner of
Deyisadero. Incineration at odd Fellows
cemetery.
BERGE-In Mission San Jose. Cal, November g.
1909 Margaretta Backes Bergc. loving mother
Of Venerable Mother Pa. o. z. d.. and Eliza
beth Berge., and grandmother Of Pia, Thomas,
The funeral will take place Saturday. No.
vcmber g. at 10 a.. Omit flowers.
CHRISTEESEN--In this city. November q. 1909
at the parents residence. 2l7 Elsie street on
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European Races

NEwBURY. Eng. NoE- 5.-The November
nursery handicap, $50 soyereigns for ? year olds
seven furlongs, was today by Aye Aye
Dutch Courage was second and Cardinal Beaufort
third. Among the I3 starters Charles Car
rolls Troubled Waters
PARIS Nov. 3.--ln the Prix VaIizy. run at
sIaisons-I4aftte today Eugene Fischofs North
Pole finished second
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to hare the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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BIRTHS

SCHwEINHARD-In this city. November .,
1909, TO the wife Of John +. Sehweinhard tnce
Mstthcwst, daughter.
SILBERsTEIN-In this city. November l. 1909,
to tho wife of Leo siberstein, daughter.
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MARRIAGES

PARKE KER-INGERAIANN-I this city. 0cto-
Der %. 1909, by the Rev. Charles Champiin Of
and Grace b. Ingernnann. both of San Fran
cisco.
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Archbishop Ryan Against
Football

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3.-'Football
is barbarous and ought to be aboI-
ished." said Archbishop Ryan of this
city today. Instead they should play
we PLAYED when was at college. where
the players kick the ball and not each
other" Archbishop Ryan's comment
was brought out by the death of Mich
ael Burk, a student at the medico-
chirurgical college, who suffered fatal
injuries in game last Saturday.
Tully Coulter. who formerly raced at
local tracks, owns Hoffman, the Isidor
colt that graduated from the maiden
ranks a Aqueduct at odds of 100 to 1.
The 8 year old is a half brother to
Irish Lad. He had not shown anything
in his trials. and Coulter who was
absent from the track owing TO illness.
had no idea he would have a chance
against Bosom and Rose Queen.
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DISCOVERS HUGE wATERFALL-oshkosh,
Wis. Nov. 3.-Edward BaIch Barr. the 0sh-
k,,sh citizen snd sxploter who has just
returned from Labrador, reports the dis
covcry IN iIr wilderness Of that country Of
q huge waterfall which he is confident will
prove the highest waterfall ON the Western
hemisphere.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

To secure a position, place an ad in
The Cali The cost is only loc day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
Gotch Agrees to Throw
Him Ten Times
Seecicl Diseoieh 10 The Call

[Spccicl Dispatch to The Call
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-"Iust say for me
that l will agree TO throw MEX Proto-
papas' 10 times in ore hour or forfeit
s2.SO0."
pion catch as catch can wrestler OF The
world, said today when asked whether
he would pay any atteutiOD to the den
issued last. night by ProtOpapas after.
he had tossed Dan Mcbride in 45 SEE
onds Omer Christfauson in 1850 and
Charles Haberg in $40 at the Coliseum
annex.
lenge with s2.5OO. saying that he had.
friends who were willing TO furnish
this amount.
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BIDS ASKED FOR ELECTRIC cLocXs-Ths
boerd Of works called for bids YESTERDAY. for
the installation Of sn electric .alock service
in the classrOoms OF Il OF the bond issue
schooihouSes. The proposals viii be received
November 20
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

Freshmen Graff and Morriss have
been added to &he training table at
Berkeley. making the total men 20. II
Is prooab HAT the fnal team - go
gainst the carei nails viii be selected
trem This 20 = practice game bet tEyeen
she FIRST and second varsity teams will
be played today Bleacher rallies viii
be held every afternoon and all the
new songs and stunts TO be pulled off
viii he rehea rsed.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-30
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
SERIAL No. o4327.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, Nevada, October L,
1909.
\ Notice is hereby given that Jennie
N. Miller, whose residence and post
office address is Brookline, Massa-
chusetts, by Milton M. Lee, her at
-torney in fact, whose residence and
postoffice address is Phoebe, Nevada,
has made application for a United
States patent for the General Grant
Lode Mining Claim Consolidated, sit
uate In Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada, consisting Of 1900
linear feet Of the General Grant lode
location and 1900 linear feet of the
General Grant No. lode location
with surface ground with each not
exceeding 900 feet in width, as shown
upon the official plat, being U. s.
M. s. No. 3701, described In the field
notes and plat of the official survey
on file in this office with magnetic
variation at is degrees, 20 minutes
east, as follows towit:-
| Commencing at post No. 1, cor
ner Of the General Grant lode, from
which the section corner to sections
20, 81, 2S and 20, T. ] N, r. 81 f.
Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian bears
north 81 degrees, IS minutes, ~ sec
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Fourth Judicial District
Court of the State Of Nevada, in and
for Lincoln County.
In the matter OF the Estate of
Mark Mathews, deceased Notice OF
sale Of real estate at public sale.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance Of an order OF the Fourth
Judicial District Court of the State
o. Nevada. in and for Lincoln Coun.
ty, made on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1909, in the matter Of the es-
late of Mark Mathews, deceased, the
undersigned, the administrator OF
said estate, will sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder, subject
to confirmation by said Court, the
following described real property, t.
wit:
Parcel No. ALI that certain lot
of land situate on the west side Of
the Square in the town Of Panaca,
lincoln County, Nevada, commonly
known and designated as the Gap
tain Mathews Place." together with
the dwelling house, saloon building
and stable situate thereon.
Parcel No. 2.--An undivided one
seventh interest in and to State
Applications Nos. 1852 and Toll, 70,
the s. q. Ia of the N. e. IA Of
&c 25, and the s, e. IA of the
w. IA, and the H. e. Ia Of the
n. w. IA Of Sec. So, T. 8 G., r.
ss ~. M. D. B. and NJ, containing
240 acres, and being situate in sale
li'eoln County, Nevada.
Said sale will be made on Monda,
re first day of November, 1905, q
so o'clock p. M. of that day, at tn,
ourt House door Of the said Dis
'lict Court in the town OF Phoebe
In said County and State.
The terms Of said sale will be cash
awful money OF the United States
and said sale will be made subjec
g confirmation by said Court. Dee
Z expense of purchaser.
| D.eed this fourth day Of October
gb0.
| HENRY LEE.
administrator of the Estate of Mar
4ctiews, deceased.
First publication, October 9.
| Last publication, October 80.
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onds east e1S.1 feet distant; thence
north "a degrees, 81 minutes east
1000 feet to corner No. Of said
General Grant No. lode from which
the aforesaid section corner bears
North II degrees west 446.9 feet dis
tant; thence south s degrees, 8 min
rtes east 600 feet to corner No. z
OF said ode; thence south "a degrees
% minutes west 1900 feet to corner
NJ. = said lole; thence north s
degrees, 8 minutes west 600 feet to
corner No. of said lode; thence
south "a degrees, So minutes west
500 feet to corner No. of said Gen.
eral Grant lode; thence north So de-
grees. Is minutes west 1900 feet to
corner No. 3 Of said lode; thence mort
"a degrees So minutes east 1000 feet
to corner No. of said lode; thence
south So degrees. 16 minutes east
1900 feet to said corner No. 1, the
place Of beginning; containing 4 to-
tai area of 41.321 acres, expressly
excepting and excluding therefrom
however, 1.727 acres. are in conflict
between said General Grant No. /
lode and the Swansea No. Z Lode,
unsurveyed. the total area claimed
and applied for being 1884 acres.
These claims are situated In sec
lions 20. 20 and 20. T. IN, r. 81
e, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian.
Each Of said lode locations embrac-
ed within said mining claim consoli-
dated being Of record in the office Of
the recorder of said mining district
at Phoebe, in Lincoln county, Nevada.
The nearest known locations are
the Legal Tender and Tribune, sur
vey No. 1857. Red Rock No. ., sur
vey No. 1861 and Swansea No. Z lode
.nsurveyed.
/ direct that this notice be publish
ed In the Phoebe Record at Phoebe.
Nevada, the newspaper published
nearest said mining CAIN, for per-
4 i Of sixty days.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
Lawrence & Robertson, Attorneys
for applicant, Salt Lake City, Utah.
First pub. Oct. 8: last Dec. IL.