Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19

yond all doubt the true situation. ir- respective Of the say so Of individuals who write and make assertions for which there is no foundation. After relocating the Copper Queen mine Herring and Policeman deeded 10 n. E. Req. Dec. 1st. 1878. one-hlrd inter. est. This is shown in the Pima eoun- ty Records 10 Deeds. Book 6. pago 662, and the Transcribed Records. Book l. page337. Req divided the one third, and gave Warner Buck one third and George Warren one-third. he keeping one-thiFd himself Records of Pima county. Deeds to Mines. Book [. page 344, and Transcribed Records Book ;. page 123. deed bearing date Feby. 4th, 1880. Herring to AnshutZ and Klein, one-siXth in each of the claims. the Copper King and Queen. for assessment work done on Copper Queen at the cut noted elsewhere. This cut was about ten feet above the lower rim or north sid of the big cut The work done by Halcro and Jones was al the upper rim or south side of the cut. At the time the sale was made the interests were: Eddleman one third: Herring one-sixth; Anshutz and Klein one-sixth. and D. ?. Rea one ninth. G. ". Atkins one ninth: W. r. Bradley one-ninth. After D. B. Req divided the one-third Warner Buck sold his one-third to W. r. Bradley. Warren lost his one-third to c. W. At kins on race. Warren was to give his interest in the mine if c. w. At. kins would beat his a race of one hundred yards, Atkins to ride horse and Warren 10 run on foot. If War Ten would beat Atkins, Warren was to receive the horse. Warren iost to AL kins, and the one-third of the one-third vas conveyed by deed to Atkins, con sideration one hundred dollars This can be seen in Records of Deeds to Mines. Pima O.. Book page ri. Transcribed Records. Book ]. page 252. It vas conveyed along with oth' CT mines
 Records Location Mines Pima Go. Rool< Book [. page leS. Transcribed Records. IRON SPRING MINE
 Mule Mountains. Mule Pass Arizona Territory.
 We the undersigned locate and clainl l5O0 feet of mineral ground designated as follows: Commencing at monument nf stones, situated in Mule AiountsinG Mule Pass. and one half mile south of small mountain. near a spring known aS the Iron Spring.
 And shall be known IS the Iron sprine Mine.
 George Warren.
 Flled and recorded at request of George s. W. CARPENTER. County Recorder W A McDERAfOTT Deputy If any person, after reading the notice Of location of the Iron Spring mine. can tell where il was supposed to be located. and also tell the date Of location. I would be very much pleased to see il. The date Of this To- cation can be seen in the Index 10 Names of Mines. Why it is not in the notice of location we cannot say. or all the claims that George Warren is named in the locations of mines. never does his name appear as requesting the recording of any notice 10 any mine location only this one.
 Wsrren's Insanity
 After the formation of COchise coun. ty the records in the Probate office show that on March 1st, 1881, com plaint against John Haberstatt, for insanity. Warrant was issued March 2d. 1881, and given to Sheriff J. IL Behan for service. that being the first case. The second subject 10 be eN- amined was George Warren. I would not go into this subject. but il is a matter of record, and public property. and although obnoxious to me, still as I have started to give 2 true state ment Of facts. according to my own personal observations, and the rec. ords. l must not deviate Therefore, We will now give the proceedings in the probate court of the second ease on the docket of Cochise county.
 Book ] Minutes of the Probate Court.
 In the Matter of the Insanity Of Geo. Warren.
 Application C. " Atkins on oath charging Geo. Warren of insanity. ard