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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
BOY CAVE JEWELLERS
LOCATED BY POLICE
Ogden Youngsters Construct
Comfortable Abode for
= Their Secret Revels.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 1i-Ten feet below the
surface OF the ground. with a single
Iortuous subtcrranean paSsageway ciGh-
iecu feet long as the only entrance q
cave which would have easily discounted
HE best architectural effort Of the pre-
historic cave-dweller was found by Spc-
clsl officer William Reast today.
tnlii'c the habitat OF the ancient cave
Iweller, the underground chamber To-
rated after much difficulty by the OFFICER.
was equipped with many of tho modern
convcuicnccs OF lattcr-day civilization.
red-hot stove. table Uttered Wltll
and other luri0 literature. and lighted
Kerosene lamp were among the things
found after an exploration of the cave
had been made by Patrol Driver Walter
Williams. The smoE cstack from the
stove was run through the Top OF the
cave between two boards.
This underground chamber has been
The rendezvous OF Raymond Everett.
Wallis. Bert Stnnger and several otner
BOYS. according to officer RcasL Sew
cTal days ago the special officer was In
formed that some Of these boys had been
away from their homes for several days
and had not been attending school. The
officer got busy and finally located the
cave. Al first i've had scme difficulty In
finding tho entrance, but seeing small
hole in the ground eighteen feet from
tue cave. became convinced that this was
q the front door. Being q cripple. Eeast
got 1'atrol Driver Williams 10 lnvesli-
gate. Williams went In on his hands and
Knees and. after growing about for iif-
tcen minutes. saw niCkerlnS light
ahead and the cave began 10 open
wider he stood on his feet In the
underground room. The lighted lamp
and red hot stove indicated llai tho boys
had been absent only short time They
were finally located by Special Officer
Hesst. who notified them TO appear he
Tore tho Juvenile court. The cave is in
schousy constructed 1t is amply large
10 hold ten or twelve boys a 4 time he
sides the furniture. II is located under
An unoccupled field on Wall avenue. be
fWecn Twenty y-tirst and Twenty second
street The energetic youngsters evil
gently dug the cave al night. then after
i . sufficient depth had been reached the
top Was covered with old boards.
bushes and dried grass 10 form a roof.
The passageway leading 10 the cave Was
sbillfuiy tunnccd. After entering the
portal. several other blind passaccways
lead off from the main entrance. which
were evidently purposcly dug To mislcad
any one not in the confidence Of the
-ooIs who tried TO intrudc,
The officers say that The cave has been
occupied for several weeks. and that fire.
nnently several of tho youngsters spent
Inc night in their mole like cha nbsr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
SUBWAY NEARLY READY
Ogden Union Depot Has New Arrange
ment for Safety OF Passengers.
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan li.-As soon aS the sub
way AT the Union depot leading 10 the
passenger tracks is wired for lights, the
underground pasSagcway will be thrown
open to the public Depot Master John
Shields SAYS that the lighting ui tile sub
way should not take more than three
weeks. The installation of electric lights
will begin ut once.
The subway leading from the Union
depot To the passenger tracks was begun
issl summer. The excavation work ne
cessitated the blocking of some of the
tracks for some time, which caused som"
delay in the completion Of the subway.
with the lighting Of tho subway, pas
scngers 10 and from all trains Will enter
and leave the depot through tho pas
sagcway, reaching their trains by stair
WAYS leading up to each track. This
viii prevent accidents 10 passengers
crossing other tracks to tho trains and
VIII he OF great advantage, especially I'm
undesirable weather Umbrella sheds
have been built over each track west OF
the depot to shelter those waiting for
trains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
MOURNERS ARE MANY,
Funeral Services Tor Arthur G, Past At
tended by Host Of Friends.
Spcclal 10 The rrlbunc.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. If.--Arihur g. Past, ono
OF Ogdcn's leading citiZeus and for ten
years paving teller nj thc Ogden Slate
bank "a ~ rest. with a host OF friends
and relatives present. beautiful and I'm :
memory al the Masonic tciAplc ON Wash
lngtou avenue this afternoon ~ o'clock.
The imprcsaI,c ritual cf the Masonic or
der WAS repeated AT The bier IN the tenn
nIc and AT tho grave added TO lh" solcm-
uity of tho services The Rev john I'D :
ward Carver. pastor ot tue First lres-
byteiGon church. delivered an cloapent
oratlon FOR tltc dead y uuJrteite. cpm :
posed OF WiIliam Pickett. William Pur-
die. Orsop Griffin and Jared klomr; f,ilS
several appropriat" selections Including
"My Fathcr Knows" Nearer, Ms Cod.
10 Thee" and Beautiful Isle. TIL" hpdE
was laid in its last costing place az lGe
CITY cemetery with, ali oi tho Maapnlc
rltcg The services were aticucco ON
several hundred people, Including 4 iull
representation FROM the Masonic 1Tdcr-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
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small -Tih~E TIM pASAE
FROM zoe WOO o'S A6ToR
RooST, HE HAo OvST CONE
From bUeeLY GREEN STotI
Va ROS. WEHAo a FAIR
OUT THeREi AZ SA,D1lT
IS a G REAT eLACe TO NEE
PEoPLE Its LIKE a
ROLLER RINK, ITS NOT /
HOW YoU STAND FOR IT
rs Nov YOU FALL foR
TAE RACE5, | BET on
AORSG At iO-i NE GD1
CCmE IN 'TllL tO-A
6ET ON a ROR Sc kAMf
CLOTHES PROP. HE cAMEI
~ 1tE eNo OF ThE wv
- MS Jockey SoPEAMf
ISHle THERe'S a NlcKL'
SN TAE CLUBHOUSE Re-
GO GET d STEP- LADOEf-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
ASHAMED Of GREAT
BR|TA|N'S ACTION
London FinanCier Declares
Dismissal of Shuster in
Persia Is Disgraceful.
Special Cable TO The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
LONDON Jan, 1A.-H. +, q. Lynch.
prominent British ,uancier. who is char
man OF tho semi official Persian commlt :
tee. which includes members OF parma
mcnt and representatives OF business IN
tcrcsts I'm Persia asks the international
News Service 10 let the people OF the
United States know that the public OF
Great Britain does not acqulesce IN con
sen,ing TO the dismissal or w, Morgan
Shuster. Lynch said tonight:
Il consider the action of lns brltis1
and Russian governments in the matter
indefensible. | know great deai iron
the inside about Mr.. Shusters work III
Persia and many OF MS shook our heads
when we saw him graphing with the
hydra OF corruption. We thought then
that he was going 100 fast, but the mas
uetic influence OF the man was equal tc
his task and money commenced 10 no"
into the treasury and we were ip Sl5n'
Of a new era in Persia. To throw over
man just as he was achieving iI&Ys17
ccdentod succcss, sMa-s-..ia- -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
TRIES TO sTAs OFFICER.
lrate Mexican Rescnts order OF Patrol
man to Move On,

0T'IIdT " IlF T ''77'''-'
OGDEN, Jan li.-AngcreI Wien Pc
trolman John Murphy told Him 10 move
on Louis Rels. n Mexican, drew n long
keen bladcd knife on the ofricer and at :
tempted To stab him this afternoon. The
pntrulman Knocked the weapon from tho
foreigners hand and locked him ~ the
city jail on a charge Of attempted as-
sault with deadly weapon. The patrol
the entrance Ia Electric allcy on Trcuty
nth street. lie asked hiiu what hq MAS
<gJate aud receiving no response Offered
IIlh 10 move on. Quick as ~ fasp the
Mexcnu drew long knife appasenily
from his sleeve and made a lungc 4 The
officer who struck his hand. causing. the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Bcbe Laid in Grave


SpecisI 20 Tnc Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan t.-FoIlnwinc funeral
services at the homo. OF Ezra FarI her
GralIdfathcr. ii5 Twenty first street. this
AT cr'nuop az $50 u'clock. tnc body nf
little Alccn Farr, tho six mon this -oId
daughter OF Mr. and Atrs. Leon Falr, was
laid,.to rest AT the CITY cemetery Tho
spc1kcrs- Scrc Bishop r. O. Olsen and
". ". Goddard. Miss Pauline Maddox
and Miss l.cona Brown sang several solos
ana q duet. The grave NJ thc CITY cemc :
tory waS dedicated by Elder l. AZ Lar
kin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
To Prevent Runaways.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. li-DcsiGned 10 prevent
runaways and To do away with hitching
posts and hitching weights when drivers
leave their teams. &. w. Wright and D.
w. Aravc uf Ogden have Invented an ap-
paraius which they have patented. With
a lever n%cd To the dashboard of the
vehicle connected with a "a tchci attached
10 the rear axle, the wheels OF the wagon
on buggy arc turned backwards after
the lever Is thrown and tho head of tho
horse Is turned 10 ono side by q connect
ing chain attached tn tho anlnaI,y hit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15

TERRIBLE WAS TAS sc eng, ON
ONE SloE, pEllH,OUs DANE
Beating HIS HEAD AGAINST TAe
RADoED WALL on NAE OTHER
INSANE .iNEZ CLOTCHtNG
An IMAG ihlAf2N JOHN THE
BApTiST5 HEAO. Ople AND
JUL'oo THE Galz zLeO GuAeoS
RUSAGD FOR THE lRCNS'ArND
WHILE GRABBING DANES
HEAD HEARD AIM MSS
IAE GUYS THAT WEAR
CURVED OVER COATS
OUGHT 10 WEAR STRANAT
JACKETS TOO"
HE WAC L laughs LAST
MUST e. An
EAGL,5 AMAN,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Street Lights

Special 10 The Tr3
PROVO. Jan. i,
opens M the s,rc
Provo is To be seGy
circuits. and the -
are to bc replaced
stem globes. Tho
more than a ton ~
already on tho
system l. completed
10 shut off the su
dar without inter
circuit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
FREED OF ASSAULT
TO COMMIT MURDER
Superintendent of Water De,
partment Accused of Hitting
Man IS Acquitted.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SDcCIaI 70 The Tribune.
PARIS, Ida, Jan. 1.-THE case or
George Winter. charged with an assault
With attempt To commit murder. was
tried in the district court here The
jury brought in verdict Of not guilty
yesterday. On the first trial he was
charged with resisting an officer and the
Jury found him guilty.
The assault took place In Pocatcllo
where Winter WAS supcrintcndent of The
water department. IT was charged that
he struck the complaining witness with
monkey wrench.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Water Taxes Fixed
,ciaI to The Tribune.


PROVO. Ian. t4.-The city' commission
srs at their regular session Saturday
passed two new ordinances. one pertain
ing to and regulating The water. the
other fixing the time for the meetings
OF the commission and providing a pen
atty for non attendance.
cryD was fixed as follows; City lots. q
cents zach and 10 cents per acre FOR
farm lands. The knight WOODEN mills,
foundry t5c; T. J. Ward e Sons. 500
Hans PoulSon $40: Smoot Investment
company. S1lo: Provo Pressed Brick
company. sI5: Provo Ice & Cold Storage
company, $40.
The ordinance fixing the time Tor meet
ines provides for special meetings 10 bc
called Wncn necessary. 4 fine OF $50 may
be imposed on any member who refuses
to attend. or who leaves a meeting with
out tho consent OF the other members
when such absenting will break a
quorum.
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NATE LeW svSToop VPoN'A
BILLIARD TABLE ~ his. NEW
SAEeNNG Ah,O AS the TEARS
CoURSED poWN HIS CHEEKS
ne SAN G ThiS SoNG or
TAE SEA: TAE SRlP-WReCkeC
LADY WAS ~ h,Gh DISTRESS.
my BOY, NY BOY, SHe
sc 4EAhEO, 'HE IS oRoWNlrt
GIVE ME- ray BON ANo IAN
AApeY,' PIRATE RAOL ,7Re
boU ReoN 6GhoT SlGNALsD
THE LIGHT HOUSE AND OUT
CAME An O6ASCT TRNT
LOOKED ltkE 4 pOuGhNu T.
HOSTING IT on A ROPE, he
IAREW II, 70 ne LAoF, sac
WhS HApPy. "WHICA Goe s
TO sl oW ooEp MATE,
= FEMALE on THE H,GA {:
Is MORE DEADLY 7hAH THE r\Au
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
CARNEGIE \
To EXPLA|
Agrees With q
retary Knox ]
ReCOn1nld
Ey]
By International Ne.

By International New
WASHINGTON. j
nc had done incalcr
rotary Knox in his
Stanley committee. y
written = letter 10
in an effort TO softc
In his testimony "a
had asked President
Knox his attolneY
then the counselor
company. When }
net his partner. j
a Carnegie lawyer,
torate OF the Uni
poration. MIR. ca
do with the United
except 10 own So
first mortgage boy
Following is ihel
Dear Post-Tbe
who states in you
dent Mckinley nee
ommendation from
had forgotten | hal
and am inclined
begun by congra y
kinley upon bel
man. President
the cabinet with
out or the senate
sition In the ca
man whom Pr
pounccd TO me a
knew. -
No, Mr.. Edit3
der Knox need o
press his associa 4
pressed upon hin
AN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Eastern Educator DclivofsAddrcss.
Special TO The Tribune

Spooi3T 10 Inc TrlhUnc-
OGplI%. Jan. H,-h. = Mcscrve a
former official of tho Lyman school for
boys att Wcstborc. Mass. addressed the
boys a1d girls OF tho Stntc Industrial
school today. Ills subject was. "And
this is the ,mne I do. He cxhoricd the
boys and girls Ia have an aim In life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Train Service Improves,

sU1rio The TTIbUnc.
,y&JEN Jan. H. Moder rating Weather
,Aof Ogden has resulted in AN inn
ESSmsnt uf train schedules on The
hion Pacific railroad While all west
'una trains arc atiil running late, bet .
r time is being made. and snow block
Es are being removed. Weather con :
IONS in Idaho snd the northwest ar
$jDE traffic OH the oregon Short line
about tho same. according 10 re-
ortH received AT RAILROAD offices here
0unr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Mrs. Alb9

Special to Toe Trl
PROVO. Jan. II.
90 u. II, Ensign col
ives over the hody
bcrts at the First
The speakers werIl
John NcutcTboom.
and Martin Dalebol
CITY cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Worship for Prisoners.

'Dtcial 10 The TrIbuncS
loGpEN. Jan. IA Regular services AT
W. rounty JAN for the thSt1cn prisoners
,emens CbrIsusn Temperance league
Na their sSSsfants. The hrisoncrs all
.lnsd In The shGing Of hymns and lis
<ued With respectful attention to tho
Fsis OF adviccN2ud consolatioiis offered
|she speakers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15

ugly weapon to fall on the sidewalk. Refs
was recently In the police court where
he was given time order out OF the city,
but refused To go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15

The everlasting pirl question is 90 ssl,
and entirely solved hy the insertion OF
Il little want lad '',iu The Tribune
Bcu phopcesaoo Ind 5so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
IDAHO PLACES BN
ON IMPURE DUCS
State Food Comnissiner In
ausurates Campaih 10
Protect Publi
Special 10 T,nc Trihune.

Special Ia Toe Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. Ian 1d-le distriou-
tion OF headache powders tsblets and
sample medicines. as we'll IS other al
legged habit forming drugs this state.
has been placed under the IN, and drug
eists VIII be prosecuted NO distribute
tho dangerous mixtures O who fall 10
live up 10 the regulationyof the state
dairy. food and sanitary Ispector. The
policy OF distributing meofnes and the
failure OF properly labeif drugs Is TO
cease. IL the force of denies under the
pure food department carr out their IN
structons and prosecutcrsht and left
il ii becomes necessary.
Investigations into Operations so'o
by forty druggists haveresuited III the
sweeping order being sued, \ COM
piete list OF all tho 6uGs that come
under the ban is being tcpared ana "u'
he forwarded TO druggns With lnSli uc-
tionS 10 clean their thelNes oil tle
''doppcd'' goods ms nul,by as they know
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15

MOToRnnAN SHOVE "
OU I ON THE MAIN LINZ
AhD At SO I SNRT
on THE OAN'S RuN
At TAE BIG CRoSsiN
| A6 W TAE WliAMtA
ON WITH TNE BASY
GS2&Nss 5. .GtYs OU
THS TRANS re RS AHD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15

''l'l''i -''i' AZ Nl'il
how. The strict invc!
conducted by the de
morphine and Cocaine
shelves Of druggists 4
the statC.So old Ulrsyj
stamp ou. them. SOD
Incurred the speeiif'y
partmept- ard have ~
Most ol>rnbse N1..y-Ql,
,mop-r oiitasri iiliS5i, di.pfjl
its.tlan N 5NtS 'iof.. va ys
arc Safe TO b$ sold.
selves are said Nto VI
contents.
The drugcis! W
Eoise last werk TO
si,uer vaIjfs will
rnr-c,Drpe OF the law
re.as>s.. WIIl:p
rond and -dius depa
sss-d that herNs Ter
clean tbeir shelves.
all drugs sold ard
that tho purchascr
purch3 sjnu them.
T'hoSFaccpt arrest
pa fui the sale of
ia drug users with
tim and when it
poison was 10 be
hcayy fine. toEct
o( his license. ha
asserted. 10 otlir
practice Of the "a
stopped 10 Il grosi
several months q
ate several hcadac
becu distributed ,bs
q disiributinc eEsr
covered Iatcr tnaf
sufficient poisur
numbers would gkil|
girl. ia fact, Is~ Se
rcsuI, of catipe tite
The Suprcune, lv,f
Gently decided thai
be sold 10y druesises
rilory Upon the fwl
the purchaser nud t't
saTv for tie pppIis;h
sIcian's pre- sfrjptlon.
partmeri alsa prop,
l9w as laid dtF i,s.bs
sort in this st.sic-
There * sTSat
aud ir)rurc Srugy
sioner W8IlS efte
oydc,' 10 tlJiiSgs..
department. NisA
the cousurpers
when they riIIrf
whatt- thc,- arr
rretlh.inc ronfgipl
tbe' impure dr1ls
Sbeiycs offdruEzis
rotac,y with .thy
susth H. sths "a
a viE"ronst ~ 'sr"n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15
Highway

VANCOUVER. la
mund Winkler, ~
sentence To the prc
Northumberland
2waiL.~~1f
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-01
SHE GAVE Up
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs.
Green. But She Finally Founl
Relief In Cardul.

Meetze. va.-Mrs. J. c. Green OF this
place. says: IL suffered with womanly
troubles 30 that could hardly sit up.
Two of the best doctors In our town
treated me. and I tried different medi'
cines. until I gave up all hope OF ever
getting we'll.
One day. I decided to try some Car.
dui. Il did 30 much for me that
ordered some more. and II cured me!
To-day, I feel as well as ! ever did In
my life. 80
The pains and the trouble are all
zone. feel like another person IN
every way. I wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui will do for sick
women"
A few doses OF Cardui at the right
time. will save many a big doctor Dill
By preventing serious sickness.
Il tones up the nervous system, ana
helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
Thousands OF weak women have been
restored TO health and happiness oy
using Cardui. Suppose you try II.
It may be Just the medicine you need
Me- Write %. Ladies Advisory Dept. Shaus-
sooes Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Specto
| Iusfv,icfioys. and 6@-rsse book. Home Ifsssnss
| - vsnsa." cent In plain ~fappsf. On rsesss@
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-01
NOTICE OF HEARING.
PETITION

In the Superior Court OF Navapai
County. State Of Arizona.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Richard b. Dodsworth. Deceased
Letters Of Administration
Notice is hereby given that Guy
II. Bailey has filed in the above.
entitled Court petition praying for
Letters OF administration OF the rs
tate Of Richard b. Dodsworth. de
ceased. and that Friday, the 10th
day OF May. 1912, at 10 o'clock. a. m.
at the court room OF said court. Al
the Court House IN Prescott. Yava.
pal county, arizona, has been fixed
as the time and place for hearing
said petition, and any person in
tcrestcd in said estate may appear
and contest said petition, and assert
his own rights to Letters Of Admin.
istration OF said estate.
Dated April oath, 1912.
p J. FARLEY,
by {. T. HICKS. Clerk
Deputy,
W-May and 3.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-01
ROBBERY CHARGE
MADE AGAINST
ROY ALLEN
James M'Kay Claims To
Have Been Relieved
Of Bag Of Gold

Roy Allen. colorcd, was arrested
late Thursday night by Deputy
Sheriff Young and City Omccr Nc.
Mahnn. on the charge Of holding up
and robbing James Mckay, a con
tractor of Yuma, who arrived in the
city carly IN the week on business.
The affair occurred on the Gurley
stree, side 81 the St Michael, and
according To statements made yes
tcrday by Mr. Mckay lac was knock
ed scnselcss into the gutter and re
lieved Of $40 in gold coin lie
states that Allen came up behind
him. and without speaking word
assaulted him with the above result
Mr.. Mckay states that IN a lew
seconds after he was knocked down
he gave the alarm. but by that time
the robbcr had vanished
Giving the best possible descrip
ton he could. OF his assailant, who
he says started to run tn the alley
i'm the rear OF the hotel. the search
was started, and Allen taken into
custody. abou, one hour later. liz
was found on Montczuma street. ano
taken 10 the county jail He ha'
nothing of value on his person. Mr.
Mckay also states that he was II
the company OF another colored maj
during par, OF the afternoon. an'
may have uninten,ionally displayc'
the sack oi gold that he had with
drawn from q local bank during tn
day. Allen will probably have hi
preliminary examination today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-01
(Serial No. Ol68O3.)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT,
SvIRVEX No

u. $, Land Office, Phoenix, Ari-
iona, Feb. 20. l9l2-Notice is here
by given in pursuance OF Act OF
Congress approved May 10Th. 1872,
Louis Goldman, whose post office
address is Prescott, Arizona, claim
ing approx. 3,S66.8 linear feet of the
Golden Star, Gay Eagle, Pride Of
Yavapai, vein, lode or mineral de-
post bearing copper gold and sill
yer. with surface ground approx.
coo feet in width lying, being and
situate IN the Aqua Fria Mining
District, Yavapai County. Arizona.
has made application for patent for
said mining claim which is more
fully described by the official plat
and by the field notes on file in the
office of the Register Of the Phoe-
nix Land District. Arizona: as fol
lows, to-wit; Golden Star Be-
ginning at Cor. No. /. whence "a
Cor. ON S, line Of Sec. 81, r, IS ~,
X. 2 T.. brs. s. ~ deg. 38 min. E.
$50 feet, thence N. IL deg. 81 min
W., 1908 feet to Cor. No. 2. thence
N. 70 deg 81 min. f., 600 feet 70
Cor No 3, thence s. II deg. 81
min. T., 5000 feet to Cor. No 4
thence s. 70 deg. 81 min. W.. Cox
feet To Cor. No. !. the place Of be
ginning, containing 1899 acres, les,
conflict with Sur. 1854 Copper
Queen Lode 600 acres. Sur. LBS.
Fraction $40 acres. Sur 2,54,
Fraction No, 2 Lode. .008 acres
Gay Eagle; Beginning at Cor. No
l. whence 4 Cor on the S line o
Sec. 81. T. ~ N, r. 2 f., brs.
y deg, o. min. f.. 977 81 feet, theme,
N. ~ deg. m min W., 800 feet I,
Cor. No. 2, thence N. 70 deg. S.
min. f.. 600 feet To Cor. No. ]
thence S. 20 deg. 90 min. r., $50
feet TO Cor. No. 4, thence s. y
deg. 81 min. W., 600 feet to Coz
No. |, the place OF beginning, con
tanning O.S07 acres. Pride of Yava
pal: Beginning at Cor. No.
whence "a cor on the s. line of Sec
81, I. Is N, X. 2 f., hrs. S. u des
07 min. f., 97784 feet, thence n
20 deg 90 min. w. 1900 feet TO Co,
No 2, thence S. 70 deg 81 min. w
800 feet to Cor. No. 3, thence s. 4
deg. II min. F., i@oi2n feet TO Co