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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
ULT|MATUM SENT
BY BILL MURRAY
If Legislature Don't Employ
Him He'll Burn Valuable
State Records, Says.
"TELLS IT" TO THE S0L0NS
About to Lose Job at Wash
ington, Bill Looks Into Fu-
ture and Gets Busy.

Special 10 The world
OKLAHOMA cry. Jan ll.-Con.
gfesaman william IL MURRAY about
10 lose his job at IA" national capital
wants the oklahoma legislature u"
employ him for q period Of eight OF
ten months at % prlnccly salary.
alfalfa Bll" ls seems, has ih'
records ~ the constitutional convcn-
tinn. of which bee was president
packed away boo an old trunk II the
present legislature does not approprl-
ate enough money 10 pay hiu hnd an
assistant FOR compiling and correct
ing them he viii Crcmato the whole
trunkml. That's the threat contained
In a three page letter from llll 10
every member of The stat" legislature
How II Happened.
Murray says that the conHttutonhl
convention entrusted all debates ana
proceedings to his care until thoN
could he printed and turned over +"
the secretary Of state. Iiill says he
paid out $4,000 aud more during the
convention and Hfterward and was
never compensated for same. lie sald
the first legislature wanted To np-
propriatc $1,000 to pay him back. but
"out pf "a sense ~ propricty' hr
would not permit II to hc done. lie
believed that "somc future legisla
ture would hc Just enough to do IT.
The same sense of prupticty pre-
vented him from asking tho first legi''
laturo to appropriate enough money
90 correct and prepare for the printer
the debates and proceedings of the
constitutional convention. lie trusted
the second Legislature To- do this but
for some reason the bill did not
pass the second Legislature, and n
was impossible for me to do the work
10y myself"
The third paragraph in the letter
reads as follows:
What Bill Says.
beyond doubt tncso corrcciors In
the reports and debates should b.
made and filed with the secretary or
state In two copies or sets. one giving
every word that was said. whether
wise or otherwise. In the convention,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
In the Senate

rlit 'lhI 10 ! no VI hilu
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 1.-The
anticidcr bill. designed to supplant
the present law which permits the
sale of cider was reported favorahly
out of the prohibition committee OF
the senate today. The law makes the
mere sale Of cider misdcmcanor
punishable by a heavy fine or impris-
onmcnt or both
Senator Bickcls' bill providing for
prov NisiOus of real estate mortgages Tor
sale without appraiscmcnt after six
me nths expiration from foreclosure
and for option Of redemption mort
gaEor up To time Of confirmation OF
sale was almost passed on third read
ing. After vote Of 20 to II had IT.
Norcd It. senator keller blocked its
way hy moving to reconsider the vote.
II will come up again today
Senate Joint resolution No. 6 by
Thomas authorizing the opening Of
streets east and west from the capitol
was passed
Two bills were killed in committee
Of the whole, scuat" bill No. II by
Cline. providing for the recovery OF
double the amount OF money miSap-
proprldtcd 10y municipalities, and som
ate bill no. % 10y Chase allowing
county attorneys to engage In private
practice. The Rnticidcr hill rcpcal-
Ing the present law permitting sale OF
cider was reported favorahlv od' of
the prohibition comWittec boy senator
Cutdall chairman
Charles : Harrison, secretary or tho
state EMPLOYERS association ana
member Of tho oklahoma city board
OF education. was given permit 10
act as legisl1tiVc agent. technical term
for lobbyist.
Conservation Of oil and gas In the
state ia ilaccd nm the hands of the cor
poratiou commission in ~ d"larunent
hN itself. according to a hill introduced
Ia, Tucker and Thomas OF the senate
and shores OF the house, THURSDAY
Tine lill was drafted after study OF tho
results OF conservation under the pres
,nt system I'm which the corporation
commission has handled II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
DEFEAT HANDED TO
WILLIAMS FORCES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
sinncr Is given power to appoint all
the deputies he needs All fees now
paid ON oil ANA rus wells to the min
iug Inspector would go To- the corpora
ton commission The bill bears the
names ot Representative Ray shores
of Ardmurc. chairman of the house
oil and gas committee, and Senators
Tucker aud Thomas II IS thot tho
governor will favor this measure. as
1t would give linn control OF the ap-
pointment
seek la Avoid split.
Tho two bills probably viii hc
thrcshcd out 10y oil and gns commit
tees OF both houses saturday or Mon
day. An effort Is being made To- bring
the committees together ON one OF
the two bills. 80 as to avoid q spit
in their ranks that might cndangcr
the chances ot any legislation ulong
this line.
As exclusively turecastcd 10y The
World last Monday morntug state
Auditor Howard today submitted tu
the legislature "a communication urg
Ing the reduction ot the income tax
and the repeal OF the per cent gross
production tax ON oil insofar as II at
fccts royalty owners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
WOMAN is DEPUTY SHERIFF
Rock County, Wisconsin. Now Has
Female Officcr.

BELOiT Wis. Jan. li,-NIiss Mary
Whelan. clerk of the Beloit municipal
court, today was appointed deputy
sheriff for Rock county by sheriff
Robert NJ. Whipple. Miss Whelan
qualified for the office yesterday and
IL believed TO be the first woman to
hold tho office of deputy sheriff In
Wisconsin. Miss Whelan Is a suf-
fragist and Is head of the Beloit
branch Of the Red Cross.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
F0RGETS TO RUN NEW LINE
Force of Habit Causes Motorman's
Odd Mistake.

WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. IA
motormau in Worcester who had been
on one run seven years. took car
out on another route one day recently
and went several blocks on his old run
before the Passengers woke him up
to the fact that he was going in the
wrong direction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

| for inspection by the public .u general
| nnothor Het eliminating al except thc
! hpcochc9 and discus sbion ~ tho rch
tOu FOR each section put into thc.cpn
llitution. This last copy thus
abridged, g. hc used. II the fttt oyer
| tccs iit as the copy for ppblirnil"lL
While the members are set liNinS
| those corrections should bee made 800
that iu going over them, II tho purpose
of the member who addressed tho con
Yontiuu on any particular subject couId
not be- asccrtaiucd. the copy could De
rput q the member. letting him max"
the correction In liu" with hi9 iHicnd
ri statement Jt the time. need ouN
tu state. a. mako ~ apparent 10 your
mind. that assistance IN this Inc ought
tu include some member Of the cph-
tcnti,n NIu g. % good En"llsh scholar.
lilo Milaa l.ngtt,r. Carlton weaver,
Bon Harrison, Charles iiltuau, ,i nl,
n thl, work IL 10 hc done nncura'clN.
because such member would recall iu
reading tho copy the trauhicioNs pt
Tine ttuo uud thus be- more likely g.
pudorst md the accurate proceedings.
Iu cafr the struographic reports w'r"
not clear"
kcpt In Trmuh.
lie says ho has Kept those dchHt's
ana proceedings in n large trunk. pur
AVA, where they might Dee free from
fire sometimes In bank vaults ana
ipmCtimo. injured tie would like L
discourage the oulisition Of the con
'cuti0u and be- relieved Of his rospon-
iihllltN llc "Wlll have mo- better TIM"
10 do such work than the following
spring aud summer"
Il an sure" hc writes that as
members Of the Legislature ~ a great
tate. y.u would not. iu view of tn
.a.| g. IA ..4H H.aH IHN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
PROPOSE BAN ON
CIGARET SMOKING


strike IL from the bill when 1t Is up
Tor iluHl passage.
May Cut IiIing Fee.
The bin hy Representative Wimbish
Of pontOtoc county reducing the filing
fee on cases appealed to the supreme
court and the criminal court of ap-
Icala from $40 10 SlJ also was passed
In committee Of tho whole. following
q spirited discussion Of It's provisions.
Despite an unfavOrablc report by
the committee ON education the house
voted to print and place on the calen-
dir the bill by Representative Spccr
providing for a system of free text
books This measure promises 10 be
the center - hard .ignt when its
consideration rs reached. FIltY-aiN
icmbDrs of the hous" voted 10 place
the bill on the calendar despite the
committee report recommending thht
1t do not pass.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to have the bill by Morgan Of creek
county. providing for tenant farmer
and lIborcrs hom" ownership iund.
placed ON tho calendar after IT had
been reported uufavoraby hy tn"
committee on agriculture, and also
IN, Ml hy she same author lrNylug y
sr,,lal tax on land held for loajc pur-
poses
prohi. Measure Up.
The committee on prohibition en-
flrccmout flied a favorable report on
the bill providing machinery for tho
removal of Officials who are dclin-
At cut I'm law enforcement The bill
now gooy on the calendar for cunsid
GRAFTON los III" house.
The committee on education filed q
fa, orabl, report on the bill to appro-
/. I.A a "A ION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
What Bill SAYS.
aGerS
DOPE

EVERYBODY TELLS Old TRAD
IR THAT they will DO HIM RIGHT.
But old TRADER SAYS for the
SAKE Of MIKE To PLEASE HUSH
TELLING MI that YOU WILL DO MI.
RIGHT.
hut please COMMENCE DOING
that which You NGREED no DO!
MIR. GRADY Of the MUSkOGEE
WHOLESALE GROCERY co. sold
OLD TRADER CAR Of ROLLED
O\TS last SUMMER To he DEI.IN-
ERRED ~ soon as the NEW CROP
of ONTS was READY for the ONT
FACTORY. Now for the past THREE
months ALMOST EVERY WEEK Mr..
GRADY tells Old TRADER that that
CAR of OATS Is ROLLING.
old TRADER ADVERTISED the
O\rS Tor sale aud sold HALE of them
10 h DELIVERED ON ARRIVAL Of
CAR. The BUGS MUST HAVE EAT
IN up the OATS for Mr.. GRADY
STILL SAYS rHNT THOSE OATS
ARE SURE ROLLING.
old TRADER says that III NEVER
DID LOVE NNN\INS!! Hut MIR
GRADY SAYS "Old TRADER. he
REASON NBLE; he PATIENT" That
H. what the Roy TOLD THE GIRL.
UE TOLD her that he WOULD MAR
RN HER Blr III DID NOT TELL
UIE WHEN. The GIRL WAITED
for TEN years and then got lMrN-
IIE\T and told him that She WANT
ED to KNOW WIIlNNl
lie said "I.ONEY DONEY DEAR.
he pNTIENT: hc REASON \BLE."
During the past SUMMER old TRAD
ER Bought 200 bags of NAVY BEANS
ofa CERTAIN WHOLESALE HOUSE
In Tulsa. The PRICE was then \
cents. The PRICE OF NAVY beans
SUDDENLY JUMPED Up Ia - cents
per IN. This WHOLESALE house
SAYS TINT THOSE N\NiliS are
ROLLING BJr old TRADER says
that THEY MUST SlKEIN MEAN
TIlT THOSE NNNIES are TLO\r-
INC aud NOW BELONG to ENG
IiANb. ''ll u WV " ~ - ltlsti "
those BEANS are REALLY ROLLING
that he FEARS that the BUGS will
ALSO GIT THEM a. IIE FEARS
FOR TNE O\IS. hut the HOUSE
SAYS "Old TRADER BE f\riENr;
III REASON \BII."
LAST SUMMER old TRADER
bought n car load Of kRNtT and
PICKLES from OTTO klEHNE ~
Co-to he delivered EARlN this last
fan PRICES went SkNW \RD aud
SO TINS CAR Of kR\tr AND
PICKLES MAY BE ROLLING but
HAS NEVER ARRIVED. They ALSO
TELL OLD TRADER Ia Bf pa
TIENT; RE REASON \rIE.
THEN Old TRADER \rCHED
HIS HEAD AND TIIOIGlIT or TNE
GIRL WHO HAD WAITED TEN
YEARS AND THEN SHE WAS
CALLED LONEN DONEN DEAR. and
ASKED no BE PATIENT and 10 BIZ
REASON ABLE.
IT YOU trade with TR R\DERS money
back If not pleased.
Old TRADER REAL ESTATE Is
ALWAYS READY TO SWAP.
IRA aHppS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

Representative Morgan OF creek
county has an unpleasant task 10 per-
form. He was one OF the authors Of
the resolution indorsing Senator
owens federal judge measure. After
the house had showed II under by an
overwhelming vote Morgan was In
structed. on motion Of Disney of Mus
Kogec tc forward the roll call on the
question to the senior Oklahoma sem
ator al Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

Representative Condon's resolution
fixing March as the date OF ad
journment has been referred "a the
rulcs committee for the purpose Of as
ccitaining the wishes OF the two
bodies as to final adjournment II Is
altogether likely that the resolution
will never lie heard of again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

Owing to the fact that a permanent
vacuum cleaning system Is To he In
stalled in the capitol. the resolution
by Marsh Condor and Walden. pro-
hibiting the further use of brooms in
the now building has been referred TO
the capitol building committee. II II
is found that 1t will cost more 60 clean
the walls of dust than to put in n
temporary cleaning system, the reso-
luton will he reported faVorably;
otherwise II will lie dormant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
NeIcs Notes From the
Legislature
100000 \
Snn.inLin ILn MnrIl

special To The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. l1.-Eep-
rcscntatiVe Garrett Of Nowat1. Rcpub-
lican. offered prayer In the house
Wednesday. thru courtesy of the
chaplain. johnson Crawford OF Maycs
county.
The first kid play" Of the session
occurred Wednesday when resOlu-
ti,n was introduced pcuuouing con-
grcSs To move the national capital to
Kansas. Speaker Nosbitt tolerated the
lengthy and foolish dchate on the sub
jcot because. he said. the session was
young and there was nothing else or
Importance TO consider at that time.
Disney of Muskogee. thorolV disgust
ed with the fuolshucSs, finally moved
10 indefinitely postpone further cou-
siler1tion and the house tabled the
whole proposition
Tho Young Mems Democratic clubs
of oklahoma are getting active again,
as they are to hold another convention
AZ shawnee ON February 80. Their
fight last year was staged in Tulsa.
Blanks were distributed In tho lcgis-
lature this week with requests that
members fill In the names II young
Democrats in their town who might
join the state association. one OF the
pages made mistake and distribut
ed the blanks on the Republican side
OF the house. lIc must have believed
all that talk he heard about dwelling
together In unity"
The Tulsa county commissioners
want the road law changed so as to
make each congressional district OF
six square miles or major fraction
thereof a road supervisors territory.
Condor in the house and Davidson In
the senate have introduced similar
bills along this line. The house bill has
one day the host OF the other and IL
now before the roads and highways
committee OF which Condor is n
II enter.
Republican Floor Leader A. r.
Cravcr OF Dartlesville mado his
maiden speech In the house Wedncs.
| day, when he arose 20 oppose the
resolution indorsing Senator owens
plan TO remove federal Judges who
knock out acts OF congress. The reso-
luton was defeated. l03 to 3. Repre-
sentative Craver IL not "dueering"
himself by getting onto his feet at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

every opportunity. when he does ask
for recognition YOU can depend upon
1t tnat he has something to say.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
Take n Change.

do YOU think kissing transmits
germs?"
~ never heard Of anybody getting
mistlcptomaine poisoning"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

Members Of both houses and their
wives have been invited TO attend n
reception TO be held Mt the Lee
Huckins Saturday night by the wo-
mans suffrage association OF Okla
homa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

Senator r. l.. Davidson OF Tulsa
has introduced n bill creating n state
department Of oil and gas and provid-
ing for the appointment Of an oil and
gas commissioner II would remove
the oil and gas industry from tho di-
rect jurisdiction of the corporation
commission. The measure is said to
have the support Of Governor VIII
liams, whatever that Is worth,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

GuS conn missioner. II Woulu remove
the oil and gas industry from tho di-
rect jurisdiction of the corporation
commission. The measure is said to
have the support Of Governor VIII
lams. whatever that Is worth.
Representatives of the oklahoma
Employers association have been
given licenses TO lobby.
Tho Ministerial alliance OF Oklaho-
ma CITY has indorscd the bill fostered
hv the state Federation of Labor. pro
viding for the closing on Sundays OF
all places of amusement.
The Joint fish and game committees
Of the house and senate will hold an
oI on meeting at the Skirvln hotel next
Tuesday night nj o'clock, for the
purpose OF hearing from all persons
interested IN legislation pertaining TO
fish and Canc. Representative Con-
don, who is n member of the commit
tee, has invited the Tulsa Gun club
TO send representatives. All sportsmen
are welcome to attend the meeting.
4 stenoErapher will record the pro-
ceedings and tronscribe them for the
future guidance of the committees.
Representative Harry IT. Rogers Of
lulSa 20 ON so many committees tnat
he has to get ont to the capitol at 3
o'clock in the morning and work right
up until the house convenes Mt
o'clock y. m. He IL proving valu-
able member Of tho legal committees,
on account OF his marked ability as
n lawyer. lie is valuable asset to tho
revenue and taxation and oil and gas
committees on account of his practical
and technical knowledges Of the oil
business and taxation. lie Is a men,
ber of the capitol building committee
which probably will have something
to say about whether n dome Is to be
put on the new statehousc.
J. w. Binding Of the Binding Sto-
Ncns seed house Of Tulsa was here
Wednesday comforting with other
oklahoma seed dealers with regard to
bills that have hcen introduced affect
ing their business.
Members Of both houses and their
wives have been invited TO attend
reception TO be held Mt the Lee
IInnlsipa SATURDAY. pipht bv tba wo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

Representatives of the oklahoma
EMPLOYERS association have been
given licenses to lobby
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

strike it from the bill when 1t Is ~
Tor final passage
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-28
LOYALTY AND LOYALTY

Brutus is credited with having said of his action in
stabbny Julius Caesar Not that loved Caesar the
less, but that | loved Rome more He explained his
action further by saving that friend he loved Caesar
hat he believed Caesar to be enemy OF the state
he slew him.
The true American of German descent does not love
The German people less. but he loves America more.
The test of mans greatness Is ms devotion |" ms
..uty The Judge who sentences man to death does
look with pleasure and satisfaction upon the blnrl-
ed face of the criminal The thought OF III" culfl
wife and children. the seriousness OF sending man upon
journey through the Unknown affords pleasant re
Elections The action taken III cold blood. after
mature reflection il may be after slccpcsS nights III"
Judge does not swcrve however Duty Is clear
The American of German origin. like the Judge has
heard the evidence in America versus Germany. Evl-
dcncc has been presented convincing so oveIwlcl-
ing of great wrong perpetuated upon long suffering
people that the decision must be made the verdict pass
cd the carried out-cven though it be one
nf death to the accused.
The American of German descent is not asked To in
ulgc in vulgar abuse Of the that gave him birth
!; was reluctantly and rcgrctuy that the American Ma
ion entered the war. and reluctantly and reglctf'y
does the American of German descent take the same
The Great Teacher of Humanity has told lis that if
our offcndS should pluck ii OUT II our hand
offend should cut il off. Figulativc language
int most applicable to the present situation.
Loyalty to adopted country is more binding than
to the country of our birth. The latter condition of
birth is accidental the former deliberately assumed
duty.
Your fclow-citizens are paying especial attention
your attitude, and actions III these days OF the
Second Liberty Loan They realize that Your Ancri-
r:nism is on trial. ACT that they may Judge to
what kind of men You You do not have I" talk,
hut with dignity place upon record the purchase of a
Liberty Bond the very limit of your financial ability.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-28

TO Corner No. 4. the Southwest Cor.
ner: thence North % Is East 1911
feet to Corner No. l. the place Of be-
ginning: containing 4 total area OF
2..4s acres. Expressly excluding area
in conflict with Lot No. 40. Lucky
Clss Lode. OF OILS acres. The pre-
sumed course OF the vein ON this
claim is from the south end center
North y iS' East 1911 feet.
The location notice of said claim.
upon which this application is based.
is recorded in the Office OF the County
Recorder OF Csctise County. Arizona,
as follows
'McCANN" Book 80 Record Of
Mines page 209.
The names Of the adjoining claims
are: On the North. Lot No 40. Gen.
No l37. LUCKY CUSS" lode. on the
East &C. U. d." lode Survey No 92S.
on the South LUCKY SURE" lode
Scrvey 40. aGj. on the West
WEDGE" lode Survey No. 3G7 Am.
and "ESCONDlDO" lote Survey No.
3?ls.
}. L. IRWIN.
Register.
First publication Oct 2S. 1917
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO 30

MINERAL SURVEY NO. 3217
Serial No. 031?27
United States Land Office, Phoenix,
October "a, 13If.
Notice is hereby given that Bunker
Hill Mines Company whose postoff:ce
address Is Tombstone. Arizona, has
made application for patent for the
following named lode mining claim.
situate in the Tombstone Mining Dis
frict. Cochise County. Arizona:
MCCAIN"
beginning at Corner No. 1, the
Northwest Corner whence the Cor
ner for Sections 10. IL. IA. and Is
Township 20 South. Range % East
G. & s. n. d. & N. bears North 27'
81 West 1862 feet: thence South 81
So East $3.50 feet to Corner No. ?.
the Northeast Corner: thence South
o. 49, West 1910 feet along line 5-4
Survey No. 92s G. 6. d. Lode to Cor
ner No. 3. the Southeast Corner;
thence North 81 &C. West $3.50 feet
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1928
Serial No v?S522

MINERAL. SURVEY NO. 1928
Serial No. v36522
I.itcd States Land Ofrcr, Phoenix.
Arizona
Oct 10. 1877.
No ice is hereby given that Bunker
Hill Mines Company whose postofiice
address is Tombstone. Arizona, has
made application for patent fo- the
following named lode mining claim.
siida' in the Toinbstone Mining Dis
t.ict. Coch,se County, A'!zona;
bon TON"
BEGINNING ot Corner No. |. the
Northeast Corner, whence the Corner
FOR. Sections II. l.. IL. and IA. Town
ship >" South. Range % East. G. &
s. r. D. & ". bears South So 90
East iii feet; thence South So oS'
West l45S feet 10 Corner Nc. ,, the
Southeast Corner; iherce North o.
o. West 553 so feet TO Corner No. 5,
the Southwest Corner; thence North
10 T-dSi lf'b.D' ltti W vi
80 4. the Northwest Corner: thence
South Go OF East 502t0 feet to Cor
ner No. !. the place OF beginning; con
tanning total area of 1883 acres
Expressly excluding area in conflict
with Survey No. l0l2 Am May Flow
e. lode OF 0os5 ceres, and conflict
with Gen. No. rs. Lot 40. - Flora
Morrison lode Of AS acres. and con
fiict with survey No. 2s9 Alta lode
and Survey No. 3ss Bon Ton lode
common Of 2.II6 acres. and conflict
with Gen. No las, Lot No. A Naum-
keag lode and Survey No 3ss Bon
Ton Lode Common OF 0.s30 acres
The presumed course OF the vein on
this claim - from the North end Cen
ter South 81 O8' Yves: 1869 feet.
The location, notice of said claim.
is recorded in the Office OF the County
Recorder OF Cochise County. Arizona,
as follows:
bon TON" Book 50 Record Of
Mines page 221.
Tie names of the adjoining claims
are: On the North May Flower"
lode, and Flora Morris on" lode On
the East "Naumkeag" lode. On the
South "Minnet" lode. and Alta" lode,
and Black rince" lode. On the
West May Flower" lode. "Addie"
lode. Alta" lode. and Emile" lode.
J. L. IRWIN,
Register.
First publication Oct. IA. 1917.