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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-22
Great Northern Extension Lode.
Survey No. 11o3.

VIII S the y; T. v. W :S cSS q ~ amended s
location and and with Cor. NO: :
granite stone isxiox7 ms. Il
ms, in the ground. with mound
OF stone alongsi{d6ss mkd:. with 1,a e
on left bank Of Similkameen river.
R: 2s E. ". NJ: bears north ss deg
= %henss ms; y ~ IS 'ssss ass ssss min e. Var.
along line 4-s Great Northern
lode, this survey:
claim at N. .12 deg. Q min. W.. 40
feet from the center Of the dis
The lode line bears south 70 deg.
min. e. 1900 feet.
' this survey. at N. 20 deg. smin.
sss.4 feet from Cor No. S.
N. E. Cor. Of amended location
and with Cor No. :. Great Nor.
Stone. stone ssxioxs ms. IS ms ;. in the
ground, with a mound Of stone
aiongside IAN and marked with cross
Center Of discovery cut bears s.
Thence II sH 8 g Il 80 deg % min.' E. Var
s1s.s fntersect % t. line me- is New Era lode.
this survey at. N. 7s deg. IS min:
W.. 242.s. It., from cor No. ! and
at $. 70 deg; IS min. E. Has feet
1884 To Cor. No. 3 Identical with the
s. Z. Cor Of amended location, a
granite stone s0xi2xs ms. 20 ms.
In the ground, with a mound OF
stone n.e.a alongsisae, omS 3 ,,ss and marked with
Thence s S IS deg, IA min. W. Var
30O.O Intersect the lode line Of this
fls1" fsso feet ct from the aee dlssoverH H' cut
5000 To Cor. No 4 Identical with the
8. W. Cor. of amended location, a
granite stone. 3ox12x7 ms. 20 ins
aoas II the onSHde sTSund ann %fh naked %o1nf WITH
cross and 4-1103. whence
. 'F N'' o' i, ssts ss +. y. " v: Sear: 5
Thsnse + sss e e Tin II dey W 1afa' mn " Ssr
1855 intersect line 81 Edna lode. thi.
ssy.sgyseyy;; at IS $ e deg; ss min. W.
5000 To Cor. No. I. the place of begin
ming, containing 1928 acres
The total net area Of the above group o.
claims is Sc. 500 acres.
All Of said claims are located in thu
county, State of washington in Section,
10 and II. township 40 North, Range q
F.. w. NJ The presumed course OF tn,
lodes in said claims is northerly and
The notice OF location Of the aforesaid
quartz mines. claims and lodes are on rec
ord in the office of the County Auditor o
Okanogan county. State Of Washington
The Great Northern notice Of iocatio,
IN The HU Rdna noties % Of location in volum,
I'U" quartz page 120;
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PICNIC SATURDAY, JUNE 2S.

There will be a picnic for children
under ten years. Saturday, June 23
from 2 to p. m. at the League Park
The Junior Red Cross girls will assist
the librarian with games and care OF
the little ones; but mothers are most
welcome If they can spare the time.
This series has been very popular
with the young people, and by their
efforts enough money has been gath
cred to secure so new books for the
children for the library. If the result
Of this picnic is up to standard it is
hoped 25 more will be the result. Lem
Onade and cake or cookies will be
the lunch and each child is asked to
bring something, also his dime to help
buy a book
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-22

The Josephine notice Of location In vol.
ume "U'' quartz, page lis
The New Era notice Of location in vol
ums me- ~. quartz. page ~;
location in volume ''v" quartz page lS5
The amended location OF the aforesaid
lodes and claims are each recorded in the
State Of Of Washington. Wa % a. fii:" foiiows: county
o1. The ,o1 Great sD Northern aTsnded notice Of
The Edna amended notice Of location
in volume "i", quartz, page 1858;
The Josephine amended notice Of loca-
ton in volume "Y'. page s72;
ton In Volume ~" quarts. page s7i; ~
The Great Northern Extension amend.
ed notice OF location In volume w
There are are no s,'i adjoining lodss. veins or
claims to the Aforesaid Great Northern,
Edna. Josephine New BRA and Great
Northern Extension claims.
the north by the similkamesn river; on
the east by the New Era; on the south by
the Great Northern Extension; on the
The Edna is bounded on the north by
the Similkaemen rivers. on the east by
the Great Northern and Great Northern
Extension, on the south by Great North
The Josephine is bounded on the north
by the Similkameen river: on the east by
the Edna; on the south by government
land; on the west by government land.
The New Era IL bounded on the north
by the Similkameen river: OH the east by
the Stmilkameen river and government
land. on the south by government land
and the Great Northern Extension; ;
tension and Great Northern.
The Great Northern Extension Is boun.
ded on the north by. the Great Northern; !;
on the east by the New Era and Govern
ment land, on the south by government
land; on the west by government land
Any and ali persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said nlines lOdes. veins
mineral deposits or surface ground above
desc ribed. and embraced In the applica-
tion. are required to file their adverse
clain's with the reglster of the United
states Land Office at Waterville In the
County Of Douglas, State Of Washington
during the sixty day period OF publication
the provisions Of the statute in such cases
made and provided. 4
Last day Of protest August Is. 1917.
BEN SPEAR. Register.
First publication June 9. 1917.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
ate TO Washington County of okanogan

8 3.
To w. E. Mann and C. s. Jennings:
You are hereby notified that we have
River View and Mountain View lodes for
the year 1915, under the provisions of
section 1924, revised statutes of the Unit
ed states, being the amount necessary to
expend during the year ending December
Il. lnl6, in order to hold the claims un-
der the mining laws. Now. If within 90
within 80 days after this notice by publi-
cation, you fail or refuse. to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure as
co-owner, towit: $4,000 and the expenses
OF this publication. your interest In said
claims will be forfeited and become the
property yoo Of the undersigned under said
HARRY WILLIAMS,
j. NJ WENTWORTH.
First publication June % 1917.
Last publication Sept. 81. 1917.
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Serial Nos. 0t2642--013622.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Office at Waterville. Wash, May a, 1917
81 as!!sss sas' who S'a1a
september 1919. made homestead En-
SEH NWH Sec. 6 and on November "a,
1914. made additional Homestead entry,
for No. 0l3622. for S1sNEA Sec and Lot
In Sec. s. all In Town. 80 NJ, Range
20 East, willamette Meridian has filed no :
tice OF intention to make three-year
proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before Fanny Peterson, Unit
ed states Commissioner, at Oroville,
wash. on the 10th day Of July. 1917.
Claimant names a. Witnesses Joseph
A.. bfc0tnty Albert Groulx, William Con.
k1e k1e and g. 9. Mcintosh. all Of oroville.
BEN SPEAR. Register.
First publication Jane Z. 1917,
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Last week Miss June Hume. of Walla
Walla, daughter of T. C. Hume, fore
man Of the Gazette office, entered q
mandolin contest for the champion
ship of the United States. held at Port
land. There were a large number ol
contestants. and while the young lady
did not come out first she was awarded
the second place. which would indi.
cate that she is an expert and finished
musician upon the instrument. She
was awarded $74 mandolin and ad.
mitted into the Boston Symphony
which are honors to be proud of. Mr.
Humes three daughters are accom-
|plished musicians. all OF them playing
several instruments.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Monday afternoon Florence Lugene
Taylor, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
E. S. Taylor, gave birthday party tc
her young friends, and the four-year.
old hostess entertained sixteen. The
youngsters enjoyed happy afternoon
and were served to delicious lun.
cheon. The table was decorated in red
white and blue. The following are the
names of those present: Florence
Pourtales. Geraldine Starrett, Ethe
Jean Sanderson, Louise Sanderson
Jean Murray, Elizabeth Hoskyn
Gladys Hoskyn, Kathryn Lea Lewis
Betty Major, jeanette Stoltz, Lilliar
Stoltz, Grace Jackson, Grace Mitchell
Dorothy Elmer, Mary Jane CRUDE, Lu.
gene Taylor and Olive Jane Reed.
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Serial Nos. 0115s5- -014499.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. s. Land
1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry A
Pentland. Of Oroville. Washington. who
0115s5 for Lot s. Sec. ~. Twp, 80 N. r. I'd
IS. Twp. 80, r. 81 f., and on October &
tSs StS WsnM WaeH ehtrg gs NO o1ss f9l
r. 2s T.. and NEE sWA Sec. l. Twp. 81
N. r 81 E. w. NJ. has filed notice OF in
tention to make final three year proof tc
ed. before Fanny Peterson. United States
commissioner at Oroville. Washington. OF
the Goth day Of July, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: John A
Johnson. Jacob Haynes. Mrs. Bertha
West and John II. Finnie. all of Oroville
Washington.
BEN SPEAR. Register
First publication June Is. 1917.
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HELP THE RED CROSS.

The Red Cross OF Oroville has fin
IisLed the first consignment OF wOrl
Isupplled by the Spokane chapter, o.
which the local society is an auxiliary
aud has shipped the same TO Spokane
This consignment consisted OF pa
ijamas, night shirts, physicians aprons
land other articles for the use anG
comfort of the sick, or wounded IL
hospitals. The society has ordered
more material to make up, and the
headquarters will be a busy scene un.
til the demand for such assistance is
at all end, which, God grant, may be
near at hand.
| A portion OF the membership of the
local organization has displayed CON-
mendable and praisew orthy zeal in car
Irying on the work. Those members
realize that too much made up mater
ial cannot be supplied to meet the
Iexigencies OF war, war in which
Americans will soon be actively en-
gagged, and. sad to say. many OF whom
will require the comforts that the
home society is now engaged in max
ing. Our women. and women all over
the land, are doing noble work in
preparing for the worst and many a
poor lad Will have reason to feel
thankful to the loving and generous
women kind OF this country for COM
forts he will enjoy through their
hands. But there is room for more
workers In the Red Cross organiza-
ton, and every woman and girl in
town and country can and should do
her part Join the Red Cross and lend
what assistance you can. 1t is labor
| of love and mercy, labor that should
appeal to the heart of every woman OF
the land. No danger OF over doing. The
articles turned out by the Red Cross
societies will be sadly needed. In
France, today, the hospitals are short
OF articles supplied by the Red Cross,
and it must never be said that an
American soldier suffered for lack of
such aid in the time of need. The
Red Cross is an international organi-
zation, and makes no distinction be-
TWEEN friend and foe Indeed when it
comes to allevating suffering, there are
no foes. The women Of this country
are engaged in work Of humanity
so broad that it embraces all nations,
all creeds. all colors. 1t stretches
forth helping hand to the stricken
regardless of any and all conditions
Ladies', join the Red Cross. Men. con-
tribute to the limit of your means to
aid the noble work. We, who cannot
offer our lives in the defense of our
country should be generous with our
money In this crisis In the worlds s
history, crisis which will either
leave us slaves to ruthless, mercil-
ess, heartless nation, or free men.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION.

To vacate a certain portion of a certain
street,
ler, having filed with the clerk OF the town
OF Oroville. Okanogan county, Washing
ton. Q petition to vacate the following des.
corporated town OF Oroville. (That por-
ton Of Second street lying between blocks
"a and 25 of the plat Of Oro,) and to open
"a of the said plat of Orc. using the west
line Of the alley in said block "a as the
west line OF said street proposed to be
In pursuance of the above mentioned
petition the town council Of the town of
Oroville. meeting in regular session on the
lth day OF June 1917. did pass a resolu-
$40 p. m. as q date Of hearing OF any OBJ
jections to the granting of the above de-
scribed petition.
Z. r. HOOSE,
AS Clerk OF the Town of Oroville
First publication June Is. 1917.
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Serial Nos. O57ss- -o1s447
NOTICE foH PUBLICATION.

nepartment OF the 1sterlor, u. Is. sLans,
Office at Waterville, Washington. May 81,
Notice IL hereby given that Lewis f..
Shadbolt, Of Orovihe, Washington who on
April ]. 1910. made homestead entry SER
ial No: 077eS for .EhSEA Sec. and VIZ
ditional entry No. Ol3447 for NWNSEN
Sec, !. Twp. 40. Range 2S E., w. Nj. has
Tiled notice Of intention to make final five
year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before Fanny Peterson,
U. S. Commissioner. at Oroville. WASH
on the 17th day Of July 1917.
Claimant names az Witnesses Mark
Sawtell. Gilbert r, Spoonmore. William
Z. Collie, and Wiimar w. Clark, all of
Orovile. Washington.
BEN SPEAR, Register.
EirSi nuhllco finn luna
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NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION

Tuesday, June 2s. will be Farm Loan
Day" in Oroville. During the late winter
an effort was made to organize a Nat
ional Farm Loan associat tion in Oroville.
but on account Of the delay In opening
the Federal Farm Loan bank of Spokane
factoriy completed On the above named
day the last steps in perfecting the local
organization will be taken. Any pros
pective borrower who falls to be present
with his application complete at that time
may hold up local loans Indefinitely. This
Is a matter of Importance. Be sure to be
on hand with your application filed out.
as there will be no time to fill out appli-
cations on that day. Blanks may be pro-
cured fro mthe Secretary Treasurer. A.
=. Murray.
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Edna Lode.
Survey No. 1lO3.

Beginning at cor. No. /. identical
with cor. No. Of amended loca-
ton. q slate stone. l6x12x7 ins. ~
alongside and mkd. with a cross
NC on left bank Of similkameen
eei r. cs' E. s:'c Bears ~ S80 n. 10 o. aes. 81 81
min, W., 263.9 feet.
Thence y s. deg; 50 min. E. Var.
1885, along riTh bank Of similkameen
TO cor. No. 2. identical with the
N. e. Cor Of amended location
thern Lode, this survey, q granite
stone 2Oxl0x10 ms IA ins. in the
ground. with mound OF stone
alSnEslae ,sni7aa mkd with a cross and
Thence + S.I s; s: 80 ,,,, deg; Sc min' e. Var.
1o72.s Cor Cor No 4 Great Northern Lode.
lns $40 Cor; No; 3. iasnt,ssl With , tn: the s;
granite stone 20x1sx12 ins.,. u
ins. in the ground with mound Of
stone alongside and mkd. with a
Thence 5. q deg. a5 min. W. Var.
over rolling land.
ITO feet from the discovery cut.
The lode line bears N. 80 deg. 26
sss o TO To- cor. No /, Identical with the
w. Cor. Of amended location q
granite stone 20x15x10 ins. IA ms
In the ground, with mound OF
e!oss eross ana nS" I -11os. "O WIN "
Thence N. 80 deg. 25 min w. Var.
"a deg e
ll4o.s Intersect line between. secs. 70
and snsa IL at Nm dss % seas mln f. f.
ii. il and is and at 8. deg. o
min W.. s22.3 feet from the NC
on the left bank Of the similka :
1857 Greae assa 'Nes Northern Railway track
S. 5s deg. II min, W..
l6OO.0 feet to Cor No. s; identical with
ton. ts "a a pcrphyry stone SsrioSiN
mound Of stone along side, q ad
mkd, with q cross and 6,ilW
cut bears s. SO deg. 80 min: e SO
4 feet mkd.. with cross and B. +
5-ll03 at point feet above track.
Wall Of rock In railway cut pears
mkd with cross and BR 5-Ilea
at point 1 foot above track. Con:
ter Of discovery cut bears 5. 81
$ssnes fss :s Nm r. 1. FL des sSS' s. mn. 1ss. VAR
ess.s intsrsects line between secs. u
and II. at S. deg. Ql min. W:
Sank Bank of Dfef river ,s9m and in at n DEG. 81
min. F. 2541.1 feet from the cor
Of secs TO- II. u. and Is.
Bias the e ,sss Sss !'pe u min H1 w. ~
sso: sso feet from the discovery cut
ming. containing 20.113 acres.
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Josephine Lode.
SurvAv No. 1103.

beginning at Cor. No. 1. Identical
with the Cor. of amended location
and with Cor. No. s Edna Lode:
this survey a porphyry. stone. 2!
xi0xI0 ms, IS ins in the ground
With mound Of stone alongside
and marked with a cross ross and a.. 81; 81
way cut bears 8. SO deg. 30 mia
e.. 5a.4 feet mkd. with a cross
and BR s-1-1l03 at point 8 feet
above track. Wall Of rock In rail-
way cut bears N 81 deg. "a min:
=. 6s.6 feet mkd. with a cross and
BR 6.1-ll03 at point I foot above
track. Mouth Of discovery &C. cut !
feet NC fractional secs. bet. 10
and II bears N. 10 deg. 80 min r.
Thence s. 30 deg. rs min. f. Var.
"a deg. 40 min. E.
along line 5-4 Edna Lode. this
survey.
Great Northern halfway uacS
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THE eoV SCOUTS.

VIII meet next Sunday at 9:15 a. M at
the NJ z. church. Any one wishing to join
may do so at that time. Rev. Smoothers
the scout master invites all girls from 10
to is years of age to be present at this
meeting. The Scouts have Just returned
from a camping trip Of two days and re-
port a most enjoyable time
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Serial No. 0l57s0.
"o''ce or APPLICATION FoR UNIT.
60 STATES PATENT.

Serial No. Ol57sO. Mining Survey No
United States Land Office, Wateryille.
I"Sshington. May 70. 1917.
ornS .oaSe ~ Is hereby given that in pursu-
Az. 1872 the Rich Bar MiniI.c Company. a
ISorporation, organized and existing i'm
ger tne laws OF the State OF WASHINGTON.
post office address at Nishts@wS' ,l,saa nna
hogan county. State OF washington.
asoIsh ney ~ faC, ITS ' HHth9rzsd agent and AttOr
ics address M and SssiSsnss. iSnes. whoss post Of
Snsn0ean ~ M county. State OF Washing ton,
nas ,as. MADE application for a patent for
lode VEIN smear ar 1set Of the Great
q SroHnd 200 w feet In width; 1900 linear feet
OF the Edna lode. vein or mineral deposit
fsod ,insa ssaace ss, ground 900 feet in width
vein Or mil mineral deposit with surface
ground 800 feet in Width I477.S linear
teet on the New ERA lode. vein or mineral
width. and 1900 lineai feet on the Great
Northern Extension lode, vein or mineral
deposit with surface ground 600 feet on
southerly end thereof in width. contain
ing $500 acres; all designated and more
Inliv described BY the field notes and Off
iiOs the particular description % s Sasxey .herey
OF being as follows. to-wit:
Great Northern Lode.
Survey No. 1l03.
rect beginning at corner No. l., identi-
e2i with the N. w. Cor. OF amen
dea location q granite stone 2ox
With mound Of stone along side,
ana marked with cross and
111los. Whence;
N. T., 2s E. ". NJ. bears N. "a
De. ds.. is min. W.. sol.o #
arenss q SsS. s. s. min M asf a min' E. Var
24.s Along right bank OF Similkameen
river. Intersect the lode line OF
w. feet ct n sro% 80 .Ss Sss center n a o
the discovery shaft. The lode lire
bears s. so deg. 43 min. f.. l072.i
1851 TO cor. No. 2, Identical with the
N. =. Cor. OF amended location a
granite stone. lsxlsxl0 ms. !:
ms; n's.d IN the the ground. y, with mound Of
stone cre.s a'onS on6 slafs. sldss and mkd. with
Thense q SsS' 3; g rs %,S Sef 20 min E. Var.
S1O.G Great Northern Railway track
bears 3. So deg. Il. and n So deg.
$3.50 Railway spur for mine. bears S.
los7.2 10 cor. No. 5. Identical with the
8. =: cor. Of amended location. q
granite stone 24x10x6 ms. Is ins.
IN sao1n ene .,6N!IS.. ground. w, with i mound Of
and 3.llO3.
Thence 8. &c deg. a min w. Var
2s7.s Intersect the lode line Of this
claim at 8. 80 deg, 43 min. F..
SI6.s feet from the discovery
$3.50 10 cor No. 4 Identical with the
S. w. Cor. OF amended location, Q
granite stone 16x10x7 ms, IL ins.
In the ground with mound Of stone
s!engsisde AZ, and mkd. with cross
Thepes =; 90 De. IS min W. Var.
lOl8.6 Great Northern Railway track
bears N. 50 deg. e. and 8. 62 deg
w.
l072.6 To cor. No /, the place OF be-
ginning. containing 1923 acres.
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PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

Preaching service June "a, at 1926
a. m. Sermon by Rev. J. H. Shields, d.
d. A full attendance is desired as fu-
ture pulpit supply will be considered
Sunday school at 1870. Adult Bible
class. Everybody welcome.
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ATTENTION. HOME GUARDS.

This paper has been requested to an
nounce that the Home Guards will meet
at the Civic League park Sunday mornin
at O'Clock for drill. All desiring to join
are requested to be present. Officers of
the company are to be selected
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bears N. IS deg. IL min. Z.
$685.

,so bears N. 5s deg. IL min. Z.
$685. intersect line between secs. 70
fsst sna irom II at ,Ss g. & MG O. min in, W. ZEE
Similkameen river and at N. 0 deg
VA min. h.. 20s2.5 feet from the
,soo q cor cor. OF secs. 10. II. IA and IS
S. E. cor, Of ofi iads. AMENDED Tesa iocation ios
and with cor. No. 4, Edna lode
this survey. a. granite stone. 20x
1SXfo n;,b ,an,; ins;; u ms; in the ground.
mkd. with g cross and 4-2-l103.
ahenee y an 70 deg. SO min. w. Var
claim at s. 80 deg. 25 min. E. 1890
feet from the discovery cut.
The lode line bears north 80 deg.
10 and u lo at n o deg. % min. E;
ess deg iS mi min IA W. ana ds15s ~ aas ,es, e. sso%
. the NC on left bank Of river.
S. w. Cor. of Amended location,
lns in the ground, with mound Of Of
stone alongside, mkd, with a cross
and S-llO3, whence Cor. Of secs
sS a. min III 4 + anS s7s, iS 5ss: bears s. deg
Hdsse 4 aes % q %in 81 asE; & IS "'"' W. VAR
1860 Great Northern railway track
bears NJ II deg. L. and s. II deg.
lSol'o To Cor. No. 4, identical with the
N. w. Cor. Of amended location.
granite stone 18x10xl2 ins ~
ins. in the ground. with mound Of
stone alongside mkd.. with q cross and
401I-3. whence a juniper. IL ins
diam. bears 8. so deg. 32 min. W.
43.7 feet.
Thence N. 73 deg SO min. E. Var.
"a deg. E.
80 along right bapk Of Similkameen
river.
3OS.9 Intersect the lode line OF this
claim at N. 80 deg. 26 min. W 10
feet from the discovery cut
6l9.s To cor No. l the place OF begin
ming. containing 2O.569 acres
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Now Era Lode.
Survey No. 1l03.

Survey No 1l03.
be,ginning Beg; at % COR No. !, identical IDENTICAL
SSsst CREATION Norhs1n aad wits dss GOr ,S: ME
granite stone lSxl6x10 ins.. IL
ms. In the ground. with mound
OF stone along side. mkd. with O
cross and 2-1-110J. whence
NC on left bank of Similkameen
N. r. e q. W M. bears S. 81
deg. So min. W., 1854 It.
q "esse des. % min. nj aek; E % "'"' H. var
along right bank OF similkameen
river.
claim at N. ~ deg. Al min. w..
1000 feet from the center of dis
mIe mhe S lode ,417s Ii9e Pears 3eat g. IL deg. 81
sss. % TO cor. or. No. 3, Identical with the
N E. Cor of amended location, q
granite Iht stone 2+xlsxS ;,t tins:: IS tns =;
stone alongs!de, and mkd. with q
r Thence enc s s; r. q deg; 10 min. Var.
along right bank similkameen
sis.2 10 Cor No. s Identical with the
. .,on. Sd isxisx5 ins T. n. IN
the ground. with mound Of stone
s-. along side. mkd. with cross and
Center Of discovery shaft bears
s A deg. .03 min. w. 312.6 feet.
Thence s. 10 deg. II min. z. Var
"a deg. 80 min. e.
900 Sssns Sesas s. NSrtssrn ss aes 80 rawf mn track
1919 To Cor. No. 4, Identical with the
S. f. Cor. of Amended location, a
granite stone 16x6x6 ins.. 12 ms
In the ground. with mound OF
stone alongside. mkd. with cross
and 4-110S.
"a deg. 80 min e.
ECO o Intersect the lode line Of this
claim at 8. IL deg. II min. q
477.S feet from the discovery
shaft.
1878 TO Cor. No. s. Identical with the
S. w Cor. Of amended location, q
granite stone, 20x20x12 ins., IL ins
In the ground. with mound Of
stone alongside mkd. with cross
and 6-1l03.
Thence N. 20 deg. 0s min. w. Var
- deg. 80 min. e:
$50 4 Intersect line "a Great Northern
lode, this survey, at 8. &C deg. a
min w. 1910 feet from Cor. No.
3.
1909. Great Northern Railway track
81 deg. 80 min. w.
1904. To cor No. 1. the place Of begin.
ming, containing 1892 acres.