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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-03-18
Tahoe Above Normal

The water in Lake Tahoe is above
the normal elevation and continues
to rise. The present high-water
mark is over a foot above the regu-
lar mark for this month. The fed
eral authorities at Tahoe have in
creased the outflow to 1000 feet a
second OF let some of the high
water run off before it damages
property near the lake. The Tai De
railway company is stationins pa
trolls along the course of the
Truckee river to prevent accidents
resulting from undermining of the
road-bed.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-03-18
Sharks PAYROLL Increased

che monthly payroll of the Sparks
shops has been increased by $4,000,
according to a recent Statement
Additional forces of men numbering
several hundred, to handle the in
creased freight and passenger trat-
fic. have resulted in the increase in
the monthly pay checks given out 20
employees of the yards.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-03-18
CrODs Increase

The annual spring crop report
for Nevada was issued recently and
VS. that the crops for this state
have increased largely this ye2r
over the record for last season
Wheat shows an increase of neaF :
" $4,000 bushels on hand, while
cats showed a decrease of the stock
on hand on the farms of the state.
Bailey shows an increase of over
10000 bushels.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-03-18
Tonopah Extension

Following the announcement
made las week that the drift on
the 1910 level of the Victor work
ings in the Tonopah
Mining compay's ground had bro
ken into the ore and that the vein
was shown to be II feet wide, with
neither wall in sight, comes tbs
sensational report this week that q
short cross-cut which was sent in
both directions at right angles from
the drift has proven the ledge to
be 80 feet wide at this great depth.
OF the 80 feet disclosed in tbs
workings from wall to wall, more
than 25 feet of the vein is of very
good ore, up to the standard estab-
lished ty the Murray vein at all the
other workings on upper levels ard
which has been maintained since
this big vein was first cut in the
No. . shaft workings.
While no specific information is
given out as regards the values, the
company being content to describe
il as of good grade, it is understood
that the average will run consid-
erably higher than the present mill
heads. which are going around SIS
to $50 per ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
niIi.nING PERMITS.
''c'@" Hni'dinE Permits, Amount
inr


N" t"ll"w'n: permits w"re iys,o,I
ny ''u'ihlns Inspector f:u,lcr.
j. IT, Roach. Z" repair frame dwell
~, , 49, West cary street. TO coz,
T.; T.. Robertson 10 r,p.,r fr,m.
"Mr'..nE MS Mcrouou=h street. I.
E,chard II smith. go repair fr,m,
IN Avenue between or,ir,n .,,m,
: uu" '''''' - .""t
(" 7: rarri<h, to rorn,r br!cil dyo,.
40 East Grace street. To COS;
'trhm"nd S:r"c'rral steel 90. 20 ,c
"a" h''rk stable -" North E,;;h,rcn,h
''i"ct. 10 cost s. p"n
Elizabeth y. Grant. 10 rcpair h,ic,
store 2SI6 Eaar~Main street, !, roa,
Mycr kirsh's estate. to repair hr,c,
store '"7 North Third Street. to coz,
Josephine " Hozrrefc, to renal,
anlr dwelling Ga North Eleventh
street. 10 cost $50 Nv -
MR.. Il. +. Wcisircr 10 rcpair frame
h"ciiInc on tho wcs, side OF I;nrtv-
,hlru street. between Forest hin and
ic"dt Avenues. 10 cost sG60
y. j. and NJ. l. Whitehead 10 huilI
q t"o-StorN franz dwelling al ,ro
East icnth street. TO cost $500
f"v. w. H. I;rauch. to build :, two.
story brick church on tho wcs, siIo
80 seventh street. between In,yo, .nd
''''h'f streets, tp cost 81 ynh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Was that by which the corhy baking
company acquired tho baking plant OF
The Purity corporation. at the North
west corner of Jefferson and Cary
Streets. tho lot. which is improved
wsth - 'hrcc-stuIy brivk structure.
Fronts :l&Nu feet 81 inches. and sold
for S'".nnc This MAS the largest conn
m'rriai transaction made in realty -
w. IL Niams sold yesterday L. the
Virginia Realty aHd CONSTRUCTION Com
pary -" feet an the south side ~
Grove Avenue. jus, east al the corner
"t 'rcnshaw Avenue. for tl2.So". ac-
,nrdinc /" the tax paid on ih" decd
~ the thanccrN court. Mr. A,i9m$ in
turn. acquired twcnty-twn feet sever,
inches on the north side Of Hanover
avenue. near Robinson Street. from tho
same company for $1,000
ono of the largest sales Of the weck
was c"nSumna.ed yesterday. .Nu-uSta u.
Svhaaf and husband selling to 4 l..
S;raus tho hri"l> store at us East
BROAD Street. The property fronts
twcnty-"uc feet nine inches and tax
was paid an valuation or s4u5
George Il. Snead sold NIFTY fec, on the
south side "f Floyd Avenue Just cas-,
OF Mulberry street. IL Fannie Miller for
200
John y. Charts sold To r:u:c.,.
S"'luor lat fronting. coo feet nu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
MARRIAGE: Lrr,:>srs.

Warning" licenses wcrc issued by
tho "l"rk "f th- iIustines Court ,c:
to-day ~ follows.
:, I.ou;s 'hriSt"rhcr i'ankcu-hip and
MAY Elizabeth EicEar.l~on
Nirci" Thomas fIanu".k and Id.
William Il: Edwards ana s.lric y. j..
Anderson.
linN:""I / Harris anu Edn, Gate.
hcsl" L.. roarh ami Mahoi rs,.rc
;, Viii" i E1~n, anh l.aur, V
, 'cc r Lanro'harn AMI Name =.
iIGmemi . r.,,raeo', ana po,o,hy
i.eMts li"l' a'Di Lillian u II"d-cx
-'"m"S y. Mrr.iu. "f I.umhcr;on. \. .
ana M"H J"ncE. 81 Richmond
ncmLt stale aud 'arrI. rnol-
WIN" u. Lewis and Eih"i =. rlcm.
E",cwyn rage r;roohs and jennie
;. II, l"r II. whnchurz, and Ncm,c L.
:. pnn.s H"mcr ;ancy. Vt s,anccl.
tnH Louis Morris. Of Richmond.
f"iHr I. tn'i"rw"oh. vf rhocbys. ana
Trina NJ Eiiicr. "i I;rhmond
i'"h"ri ''crrsc Armstrong ami M,,,,l.
Wright. Blackburn
John - iia''k ms AND Annie ,'clcS,,
t'reI * woodson and Helen Louise
IuSc. '''"''
uarrN NJ Torhc,,. lr.. and vivian
Lc" williams
l.eM's u. E"nduan' and phyllis t..
Sam rcnnoy and sophia Ma, elem
.I,mc. l.. Ilarris ana I.or,i, i.oui7c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

a bad week during which ihcy had
closed few or u" deals; hut with the
general rum ~ the realty men the
prevailing npinion Mas very bright.
with GOOD prospects "r ScNcra, large
deals h"iu: closed during the next rcw
days. The market Guriui: III" week was
featured hy tn" completion of several
sales OF commercial property. and by
,r"I iar=c volume 10 Nonr,"" county
,rlcS
Sales "f city PROPERTY FOR the w"cN
WCr" well un L. tn" average ur the
last few weeks the sales aG.rcGnt;uC
SG.@.5lS While The m"rt:accS ani re-
trend Of the operations IicUri.u toun-
t. properties wcrc til" most active
vi amy time duriu.: the past sly months.
amounting Ia Sl3l.3lS. which was not
caused Ivy amy unusually large trans
action. hut hN several deals around tho
Si3."on mark
The agents Yesterday reported that
there was - good demand for city
PROPERTY. and that numerous inquiries
were helm: received for all classes Of
real estate The volume of business
naturally. iS for small property. but
during the past month number Of
commercial iranSa tionS have hccn
completed. showing. perhaps. better
than any other f-,",or tho improving
conditions or business generally.
Probably The largest sale Of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CHANGER, TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds OF Hurrnin and Sale.
Amounting tO SS:i..i5O.

O,Nceirr. u feet inches by 10 feet
feet II inches 10y lao feet south line
Ia? lor street lbs feet inch west OF
/ Tempt" street Apri! -. 1916; tax
s.. SiD.
James l.. o'kccTc /" L. H. Stoltz.
- tcct inches 10y II? feet , inches
south line Floyd Arenn" 30 feet :,
inches Yves, of Mulberry street April
Charles X. Willis ct uN. t." Joseph
, G. Gibbs. !"N?a feet at tho southeast
corner o; rwcnty-"ieh,h and NJ Streets.
+. !. lie Sucur 10 Davis Brothcrs.
3oNl3o feet north line l'ou,h Avenue.
between From, and Stewart Streets.
April Il. 1915: 500.
Isaac taplon =, al. :" i. /. Davis,
i"..l%" feet at the Sou,hwcs, coruer
Of Monument Avenue and Deep Run
:'rr,c, A,rril II, lsi": 'ax $40. sio.
stein. :" fee; inches hy IS feet west
line fourth street. io2 feet inches
north OF Caual street. April 20. 1916:
tax 500" $40.
Realty Construction COMPANY. l;0xls,
;""t south line Grov" Avenue. L" leo!
HSt Of crcnShaw Avenue. April IL.
?'H. taN $3.50. $ln.
lots , aud in block Il in tn" plan
IF lark Ilacr. March %. 1916 TAX
II. 4ln.
Royal tol"N 81 ny 10 Mact,a Eur
lci.h II - by 81 foot {? inches west
liza" 81. i'aul street rs feet south ~
Baker street. April 30, iai1: tax 81.
Lillian Il. Harlow ct vir. I" w =.
/, smith. lots 2%2. -; ami -, in tic
rlan "f :r"okl,nd Terrace. Arrii u.
'"lG: tax 80 cents. So.
Virginia Realty aud Construction
Company {" w. ~ Niams - feet :
in"hcS lay -" 'fcct north Inc Hanover
AN"nuc II, f""t = jirrhrS west "f !tni.
,u$"" street Artil -, 1915: taN 81" -.
Augusta u. Schaaf 1T viz to \ l..
StrarS. the pror"riN al US East Broad
street. fronting II f"ci - iucl,rs hv Is.
f"c'. April 30. i4lf: taX SO ~ $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
c,A>cunr RELEASE DEEDS.


John y. coke. Ar.. trustee. to Leila
!. l."chr. - feet ! inch by 123 feet
Yves, line Allen Avenue 81 feet | inch
north of the corner of Park Avenue.
April -. 1916: $3.50
McNc!gh & Glirn. trustees to Pat
McDonOugh. 23Nl2n FEET south line
cary street 231 feet inches east OF
the corner OF Mulberry Street. April
-. 1916: $3.2to.
Same Ia same. .o3xI." feet south line
Cary street, 26o feet a. inches east of
the corner or Mulberry Street. Apr!
~. 1916: So.2i0.
Same to same. 23xl2n fee, south line
Cary street. 3o6 feet inches cast of
Mulberry street, april ~. 1915:
s2.2i0.
w. j.. Tyler. trustee to Matte r.
Johnson. ~ no feet north line Moore
street. - feet wc>t Of Kinnvy St,c,.
.tpril -. 1915: S1nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
WANT MORE EGGS
English iio"schoIdrrs Urged to Kccr
Few Chickrns to Increase
Home Production.

LONDON knril iJouscholIc
throughout ENGLAND arc being urged to
Keep few chickens 10 increase Tho
hoHc production Of cS"S Each year
in normal times England imports
21S.ooo."o0 eggs. The womcns sector
OF tho Nat onal Poultry Society. which
is behind the movement declares that
much waste could he avoided il house.
holders had a few chickens to throw
scraps from the table
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
III sriNGs Counr, pAnr II.

Monday aud Tuesday BESSIE MAY
JrnkinS VS.. Virginia Railway and Pow
CT Co. Wcndenburc &. IIaddon, D. a.:
ErNan & Pulliam. l. 4.
"Wednesday Carmillo Ncrta We.
ahasic TraGcri. Gum Mathews. D. o. /;
smith & Wcndonhcrc. y. d.
Thursday. Frida" aud Saturday
William Montgomery w. atlantic Coas,
Line Railway co, D'I'laherty, Fulton
BYRD, y. a.; Cox & Mann, p."d. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CHINESE STUDYING MINING
One Hundred Students Attend Now
Government Srh0ol In HOnan
Province.

EAlFENG. IiONAN VINCE,
CHINA, April ::.-Onc hundred stu.
dents arc in Attendance at the govern.
mcnt now school Of mines. which has
just been opened here.
lIonan Province is especially rich in
minerals. but tho population Ia poor
and mining opcrrtions arc 40 cxpcnsiv.
that little development work has been
done until recent Years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
COZ ven. SCHEDULE.

The following n"c;incs nr tho Conn.
gu ~" committees ave called rur this
week:
Tm"sdni COMMITTEE on Claims -, 6
n'ln"k, the Committee on Public.
buildings Properties ana Utilities n:
) "tl'"h Hu' y special meeting Of
The Board II Aldermen at 6 n'clncl
!hu'S'i' " '?h" Commute on .d-
v"''i<iri. aud Enterprises is scheduled
Tor = lncct Ini n.,.'nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
u,>r,co TRANSFERS.
Your Dr"ds nf n3rcnin and srIc
A.Inuu ~. L.. ~ ...u --

F"T'''TF''
l:"ui,uliu T. l.,"v.l - Mari" NJ W-u-
l'-ns, lots L." - aud ~ ",i Mat made
10y T. Craw ford i:c,li ~ Brother Of :,
tract about scvcr miles cast Of Fitch
ui"ud Ap"il %. 1915: $500
'"" :'"r"s near Fo''i lie" station :houi
sin miles ""S' 80 t:ichmouh Arrii Is
i"iG. taN :" ""mig 3.
sSGu"in l:"hoc", ,'rlirnu two nr,os
near f"Ii l.c" Station about ,iy miles
"a"; 81 l'"hm"uh Nrrii Is. l,iG: 'aN
;. n"cutS. {"
Miller & iruup 10 Walter Wi,li,iuv
NO acres n"ar f"r: lie" station. shout
six miles cast "f i:ichm"n,l. AprlI H.
lolG; tax 30 cents. s..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

33X122 feet west line Twelfth Street
90 feet north OF Everett Street. April
Is. 1915: $1,000
V. T.. Woodnn ct uN. to same. lots :,
.. and I'm block IN tho plan OF
$500.
Annie }. Goolsby CT vir. to same
lhNlln feet north line Decatur street
- l-2 feet east az the corner of Seven
tccnth street March 81. 1916; $500.
Mary !. Brooks 10 w. G.. pulliam
truStc. lots and IN tho plan OF
t2Ij.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
nusr,>G> DEEDS or Trust.

81, Deeds az T-~~t. Imorn,inc to
j. J.. an1 Il u Wa:thou I" A. l..
.tda'nS"n ~ al. trustees. lot | in block
- III III" n'nn 90 Wcisi-cr.s addition
M""'' ;. i"tG. $50"
clare T S"!ho t" Same. lot in
block ~ III tho niru OF ,:urfoot" Nd
hiton Ma'cl' =. 1915: $500
.lNIllCN IL. ',N'lHN. Ct ny. Ia Samr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
>r,>:> nm.nAsn nnrns.
Tw" RcIeR~c Deeds, Smounttnu

Ancust:nc Royal. trustee to sarah
v vaughan -" IL by 20 feet south
Inc Ia inh' iG-c street S.lt fee; cast
.. Nineteenth street. April IL. 1916.
Stra', -: Christian. ;tustc. 10 A-ncs
J. Wilson. ""Nl., f"ct cas-, linz.
Eleventh street 100 fec; north Of
si.Ni 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CotnT CALENDARS.

ne following are the caacs set for
'rial ~ the various courts this week.
Nlr'--l'. Il. is an abbrc Walton used
70 ucl"i" counsel for the plaintin and
p d. FOR Tho defendant,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
UEHi. ESTATE: DEALERS 81
Ar: kL.IT on TIE JUMP

MANY nov faces among the investors
wcrc seen hero this week and ant"mo-
bilCS carried them down IL tho plant
ar an !" the subdivisions around tho
city. While no large deals have been
uusummntcd this week, number "f
lots in various places have been houEht
as Investments and real estate dealers
have been Kept Oh The jump. The SIT
u.tion in tho real estate linc appears
Ia ne worry gratifying 10 those inter
eStcd. Where grading on the subdt-
,isinus has not been completed largo
forces ~ men are employed. putting
or tn" finishing touches In .cvcra
places building material is being as
s"mhlcd Tor houses. This appears 10
hc confined 10 u" particular suhdiNi-
stui. AMI before the cnd Of tho sum
mer dwellings aud st"rcs viii dot tho
beautiful tracts which have been ar
ranged $" artisticaliy and with so much
taste for tho home builders.
u Ia only n question of Time. with
the heavy traffic between here and the
lbu Font plant. when tho matter OF
roads Will hc prohlcm Unless the
branch railway i completed soon, so e.
~ relieve tho road of the constant use
"f heavy wagons. those concerned will
he forced I" take some steps toward
improving III" bu Pont highway. II
iS probable tho powder company and
York County viii come I" some agree
mcut whereby a passablc road can he
made.
Tho town has been fun of visitors
this week. coming from every part Of
tho countr. Hotels arc full nearly
all the time aud the boarding housc5
and restaurants have all they can do
I" take care uf tho crowds. Prices APP
pear. {" have taken no advance since
tho firs, two or three weeks OF ac-
tivitics aud LIVING expenses are still
very reasonable. g '"d order prevails
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

tons az Ia the cost of tho dwellings
erected in the section.
The home erected by Mr. Mcclellan
tor himself is situated on ~ knoll in
.'oNc -: more than ~" pine trees.
The acme will hc known a. 'rhc House
ia the Fines AMI Will hc completed
az the next few weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
ZEAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Several Large Deals Arc C0nSum-
mated and Others Arc in
g Prospect
E.iEGE SUBURBAN SUBDIVISION
Building Operations .tctirc-NIur.
= phys Hotel to Erect New Garage
. on Grace Street, Between seventh
!. and Eighth.
LAEGE SUBURBAN SUBDIVISION

: Business was good last week, as
shown by the records. although several
II tho agents complained Yesterday Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Things down ~ The On Font az.
3 'iuallN ial>n: shape. While there
n" restriction placed upon visitors
cy are not allowed Ia "rngrn-aic AZ
fit one point. aud arc asked - keen
owing unless thcv have permit from
,ptain I - Taylor chief engineer In
C'rrr" az construction. Captain Tay-
- headquarters present busy ap-
nrHnco. and buildings FOR tho hous-
"f tho construction force arc co.
= az ~ every direction. Eroad acres
at last year were being fallowcd for
ru aud other cr"ps Jrc now being
,t"ucd To- their new use AZ RAPIDLY ~
non Hud ictms can do IL -Iitriu fow
""uthS ono f.niliat with conditions.
They once w"r" viii not DC able
90, recognize tho place.
rho hu Font employees receive their
all az tho Williamsburg post o7cc.
{: ia il was rcportcd there to-day that
trc increase in business is taxing tho
roc to tho limit The quarters. al
,s. arc ccusidcrahiy con-cstcd. and
w.n deliveries d.il, 80 tho plant which
located on :, rural route. Captain
Jaylnr for tho present has engaged
,rricr - w Wricn' 80 deliver the
J y ron, mail late in the evening after
. trains arrive frum tho West u
itc prcseut rate of Increase keeps IN
80 postmaster announces that n" VIII
~ TO request additional clerical
f,rcc III order 10 prevent serious con-
+ .stton ON MAY the pcst-oii,cr VIII
! oN" int" more commodtouS quarter:
hi.h viii MAKE II easier I" handlc
I,c inCrra Sing business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
ANOTHER LARGE FORCE
FOR YORK RIVER PLANT
Wen Arc Sent From iopeweIl to
Kusit Work ON Dynamite Fac.
tory Near williamsburg.
SCENE ONE or ACTIVITY
Zeal Estate Is Moving Well, and In.
vcstors and Spectators Seem SAT.
istted With Conditions-Twcnt
Five Building Permits Issued.
Special to The Times d,

Special to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April Pa
1r:c force OF men arrived here vos-
'eI"AN from the Du pon, plant NJ
'"pcw"li 10 supplement those alrc,bv
work on the Williamsburg plant on
'"rh iiiHcr. Teams being found too
20" IN conveying material to tho
,'n' TWO hiS motor trucks have been
,ac". one by the Du Fonts and tho
her by W. y! :ozar,h. OF mi. civ,
""o mas large contract for supply
NJ lumber and hardware. Dozens nf
'"h'E INC tn" roads bctwccn here and
nc r!Hni. and III" streets arc taking
II lively scene. Great activities nrc-
u az IN" plant and along the line
INC hranch railroad for which about
miles Of roadhcd have been COM
Ictcd
H"'idIn- Inspector g. g. Reeve an
"ini"d - ncwil created Office ,
cw h"!- az" 10y the city Council
''portS that twcHrv-iivc building nor
utts had been ISSUED up to YESTERDAY
these only three wcrc Tor residences
which arc To he erected in the section
h"wr aS Colonial Extension Tic
"thcrs arc Tor places Of amusement
restaurants. shops and ono carag.
VIII" residences ARC In tho greatest
'"m*nd. II appcars that investors have
i"Glnokcd this fact II Will he ONLY
~ rat" when dwcilin.: house can
81 IL" had, Everything hahi,ah,c being
ir""dy occupied ono or TWO houser
=" IN course "f construction in tho
n'"iiNisi"nS. aud unless moro 20 M
Don. caring for tho people who will
~" with TIA" nov IN Font plant aill
grave problem
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-04
asueh . LlttIe Queen'

Mary Pickford will tonight start a three days engagement at the Dream theatre appearing in her, ,cele- brated play Such a Little Queen. Elsie Ferguson made this production
 one of the successes on the speak ing stage and Mary Plclford kept up the plays reputation when she was entrusted with the film version.
 Such a Little Queen" is a Cos tune play. 1t furnishes Miss Pick ford an excellent opportunity for the display of her histronic abilities and the part just fits this dainty little woman like a glove. Mary Pickford's appearance here this week comes at a most opportune time for she is now filling an engagement on her birthday. Tomorrow Miss Pickford Is % years old. owing to the excellence of the production and
 also the occasion. the Dream man. agement rearranged the weeks bill ing and the play is for three nights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-04

marked s. 1032 {. M. 8; thence N. 11' 53' w., GOO ft to Cor. No. ]. tho place of beginning. Area 2O.66l acres.
 Mammoth Nc. 2 Lode
 Beginning at Cor. No. l. identical with Cor. No. of Mammoth No. I and Cor. No. 9 of Mammoth No. D lodes, whence U. 8. l.. M. No. 20 bears N. 79' l1' w., 1811.59 ft. dist; thence N 11' 53' E., GOO 1t. to Cor. No. 2. identical with Cor. No. of Mammoth No. { lode; thence 8. 67' 24 B., 15OO 1t. to Cor. No. 8, not set on account of snow slides. witness corner bears 6. 11' 53' w., 90 1t. dist; thence, from truo corner, S. 11' 53' w., 600 1t. to Cor. No. q, a post marked s. 1032 4. NJ. 9; thence N. 67' 24' w.. 1900 it.. to Cor. No. 1. tho place of beginning. Area 20.301 acres.
 Mammoth No. 6 Lode
 Beginning at Cor. No. l. identical with Cor. No. 1 of Mammoth No. 4 and Cor. No. l of Mammoth No. D lodes, whence U. S. l.. M. No. 20 bears N. 87' 09' w., 314.8O ft dist; thence N. 78' 07' w., 1900 1t. to Cor. No. 2, post marked S. 1032. 9. M. G.; thence N. 11' 53' D., 600 ft. to Cor No. 8, post marked s 1O32. M. 6; thence S. 7S' or D.. 1500 1t. to Cor. No. 4. identical with Cor. 2 of Mammoth No. lode: thence s. l1' 5S' w.. 600 ft. to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning, Area 20.661 acres.
 Total area embraced ln this appli- cation-S22S4 acres.
 Magnetic variation ct all corners 31' 15' East.
 The claims embraced in this survey are surrounded on all sides by un- known claims or urgurveyed public lands.
 The notices of location Of the above described lode claims are of record in the office of the U. s. Commissioner and Ex-offlcio Recorder of the Juneau Recording Precinct, at Juneau, Alas ka, in Book 14 of Lodes, the Mammoth No. lode at page 459, the Mammoth No. lode at page AGO, and the Nam moth Nos. and at page 461 there of
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any portion of the above de- scribed premises arc required to hle with the Register and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at Juneau, Alas ka. their adverse claim thcreagainst, iod of the publication of this notice, under oath. during the sixty day per or within eight months thereafter. or they will be barred.
 c. B. WALKER, Register
 U. S. LAND OFFICE,
 Juneau. Alaska, Feb. 26, 1916.
 li is hereby orcered that the fore going notice be publi ked for tho stat.