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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
MISS OXLEY ENTERTAINED

1 MISS lharSuerlte Gl. O&iey was pedu- | tifully entertained at a miscellaneous shower on Saturday afternoon, Febru-
 ary 22, given by Miss Dora DeRamus and Miss Margaret Lykes, at the home of the
 latter in Woodlawn.
 The color scheme of red, white and blue was carried out.
 l The hostesses were assisted in receiv-
 ing by two little Colonial maids As the guests entered tea was served by Mrs.
 Sis Hopkins, in Colonial costume. 1 contest was enjoyed in which every | one gave their ideas of How to man. age a husband" When finished the i ideas were bound in a red book, tied
 with blue ribbon and presented to Miss Oxley. The prize, a part of Washington s 1 cherry tree, filled with almonds, was won l by Miss Leslie Hinkle for giving the 1 wittiest idea, and later presented to the l bride-elect. Master Charles Hopkins
 favored the guests with solo, adapted 1 for the occasion, ''We Hate to Lose You.'
 1 To the strains of wedding march two | little Colonial maids. assisted by Master 1 Bertrom Monroe, entered bearing the | gifts for the bride-elect, who received them with grace.
 ] Music was furnished by several of the girls, after which a delicious plate lunch con was served by Miss Helen Sparks, { Miss Mable Herbert, Mrs DeRamus, Miss 1 Lykes and Mrs. Lykes.
 Among those present were Miss Judy | Campbell. Miss Maggie Mae Cox, Miss 1 Helen Sparks, Miss Ethel Bilbrey, Miss Aleta Jones, Miss Wyatt, Miss Mcguire, Miss Tomiinson, Miss Maybelle Scott, 1 Miss Minnie Crowley, Miss Ellen Sims, Miss Claudine Lawley, Miss Bertha De- Ramus, Mill Willie Wade, Miss Ruth Bryan, Miss Ethel Bryan, Miss Ruby I Norton, Miss Velma Ray, Miss Iillie Cason, Miss Kathleen Moore, Miss Jess Dalby, Miss Carrie Bachman, Miss Allie Robinson, Miss Josephine Paslick, Miss Roberta Huff, Miss Gladys Farrar, Miss Essie Mae Webber, Miss Susie M. Pruitt, | Miss Corrie Pledger, Miss Jewel Mackey, I Miss Verna Pryor. Miss Betty Harris,
 Miss Katherine Oxley. Miss Jennie Aus | tin, Miss Opal Warnock, Miss Leila Hood, | Miss Hazel Dillon, Miss Clara White, Miss Pearl Simpson, Miss Ellen Barnett, Miss Pearl Payne, Miss Donaldson, Miss Can- l field, Miss Hill, Miss Spence, Miss Webb,
 Miss Mable Herbert, Miss Leslie Hinkle, ] Miss Helen Lykes, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Helen Afford, Mrs Clara Ernest, Mrs. Lora Hunter, Mrs. V. Brown, Mrs. Agnes | Diffley Mrs. I. s. Monroe, Mrs. c. De- l Ramus, Mrs. L. Hopper, Mrs. M. L. Nor | Till, Mrs T. D. Johnson, Mrs F. B. | Black, Mrs. Lydia Dewitt, Mrs. Allie Peacock, Mrs. Avery Bruce, Mrs Ada Tucker, Mrs. Lena Barranca, Mrs. Clar- ence Tucker, Mrs. s. l.. Nabers, Mrs
 Ed M. Lykes and Master Bertrom Mon-
 roe and Master Charles Hopkins.
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NE of the loveliest parties of the
 many being given for Miss
 Emily Dixon, whose marriage
 Henry S. Fowlkes will be an event
 ,esday evening, was the luncheon
 sterday by Mrs Ira Armstrong, at
 ome on Clairmont Road.
 table was centered with spring kers and the place cards were mini
 brides and soldier grooms. The ices T bonbons carried out the heart idea 8 at each place were tiny baskets beau- >hlly adorned and filled with bonbons. 4 unique feature of the day was pret- little Miss Jean Ireland dressed as a nquil, bearing upon a silver tray a yell W satin heart book which contained page3 and where the guests read the etty ory of the courtship of the hap
 9G couple. The book was the work |y Ia Bi)zabeth Smith, and the beau pf Euv strations were by Mrs. G. R. filN-. The pages were bound together te}ere presented to the lovely young & as a souvenir of the occasion
 Enc guests included Miss Dixon, Miss rginia Dixon, Miss Catherine Carey, iss Alice Bowie, Miss Martha Brad aw, Miss Martha Latady, Mrs. Robert
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| The alumni of the Lambda Chi Alpha franternity whose homes are in the Bir- mingham district, had an enthusiastic 1 reunion Tuesday evening of old alumni
 now newly returned veterans of the army
 and navy, at the home of MT. J. $. Bur- bage. Many of the men present still wore ! their uniforms, showing service stripes. The Birmingham alumni are: Boat
 swain A. M Dowell. Lieut.. C. B. Me Manus. MT. |. E. Hughes, MT. Will | shannon, Mir. J. l.. Hughes, MT. W. w. | Garrett, MT. l.. J. Gladish, MT. L. F, Sweatt, Sergt. Philip Harris. Lieut.. Hen- ry Beatty Mir. Fred Watson, MT. J. l.. Clancy, Lieut.. P. R. Smith. Capt. E. A.
 Allen Lieut.. P. W. Matthews, Sergt George McVey, Lieut.. Frank Nesbitt En- sign c. G. Ledyard, Lieut.. J. $. Bur- bage. MT. Henry Payne, MT Grady Floyd, Ensign w. K. Askew, Ensign Arthur Maxim, MT. Reese Harvey. Dr. Ernest Pope, Boatswain Garrett Hagan and Mir J. L. DeRamus and Mir. J. T. Hury.
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 Mr. Yerkes has already arrived from Washington and Mrs. Yerkes will be here the early part of next week and they will take their home in Madison avenue again, which has been occupied during their residence in Washington for the past year, by MT. and Mrs. Robert Brooke. MT. and Mrs. Emmett O'Neal and Miss Olivia O'Neal are spending the week. end in Atlanta.
 Miss Madeline sParamore has return ed from Auburn. -- Mrs. William Byers Phillips and lit- tie daughter, Frances, have gone to Florida to spend several weeks. MT. and Mrs. Horace Milan returned from western trip. En route home Mrs. Milan visited relatives in Tennessee.
  MT. and Mrs. Price Underwood have taken possession of their new home a, East Lake.
 Mrs Glenn Kirkpatrick of Montevallc is spending a few days in the city with Mrs. J. M. Lipscomb.
 Mrs. H. E. Pierce and Mrs. Chappell Cory have been appointed delegates repre- senting the national council of defense by Mrs. Hooper, state chairman, to the southern congress for league of nations being held in Atlanta and left yesterday to attend.
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree left yesterday for Atlanta to attend a southern congress
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coming spring hat. She carried shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies
 Miss Scully was unusually lovely in delft blue georgette dress, here flowers being Killarney roses.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Divinney. The altar ablaze with many lighted tapers was prettily decorat- ed with palms and lilies. Just previous to the entrance of the bridal party Miss Margaret Antwine sang Gounods Ave Maria and the music was arranged by Mrs Colgan
 MT. and Mrs. Randolph left on we'd ding trip to New Orleans and other southern points and will be at home, @ on their return with the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Burke. in Nor wood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
EVENTS OF TODAY

The Elionian club has al-day meet fg at the home of Mrs. E. G. Shep- Play this evening at o'clock at the 7emphill school
 Study circle this afternoon at 8 b'clock at the home of Mrs. T. s. Herren, 17o6 South Sixteenth street. Mrs. Eugene L. Browns tea from to 6 o'clock, in honor of Miss Emily Dixon and Mrs. Lee Burlington. Miss Hanlin's pupils recital at Cable ball at o'clock.
 Mrs. Robert Brooks luncheon for Miss Dixon.
 The Wags' club party this evening at the home of Miss Ellen Wood The Joycrofters' club meets with
 s. John w. Cooke, on Milner
 eet this afternoon.
 pnial tea this evening from S
 o'clock at the home of MT. and
 Proctor by the members of Grace
 Irch guild.
 The Amaranth club this afternoon With Mrs Elwyn Ballard. FRe Susanna Wesley circle will meet at 3 oscloet, at the home of Mrs. J. T. Miller. 1113 Thirteenth street, south. The Qui vive club this afternoon at ] the Civic association.
 The Fenelon club will give its liter Nary programme at 2:3o o'clock at the ks Home.
 The Shakespeare club will meet with frs. R. H. Woodrow and Miss Adele shaw 4tdfs afternoon. The Twentieth Century club will meet at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. w. K. . Saulburg, 1912 Twelfth avenue, south. The New Era Study club will meet with Mrs. E. B. Crawford at o'clock at 3208 Glenn avenue.
 The Edgewood club meets with Mrs. .H H. Shell at o'clock at her home, \ lS16 St Charles street.
 The Cadmean circle will meet with Mrs. S. b weallley on Ridge Park [venue.
 Quest club meets with Mrs. Frank klass this afternoon instead of with
 s~S T. P. Penny.
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MRS. HOSKINS HONORED

One of the attractive affairs of the week was the tea party given by Mrs. Allen Henry, in compliment to Mrs.
 John Stone Hoskins. who leaves short- ly to make her home in Colorado. The house was most artistically adorned with spring blossoms in bril- liant hues and the tea table was cen- tered with huge basket of red car nations. A salad course was served to about 100 guests during the after noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
IDUNCAN-GARRETT

1 A wedding of interest to many friends throughout the state was that of MT. | George Duncan of Auburn, and Mrs Au-
 gusta Bibb Garrett, which took place last night at the residence of Dr. and Mrs.
 J. E. Frazier, 1720 Twelfth avenue, south. | The ceremony was pronounced by the
 Rev S. O. Kimbrough, pastor of the Ow- enton Methodist church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE

friendly and amusing and "one of the very best little entertainers we have with us tonight"
 When I skipped back of the. scenes at yesterdays matinee and had a talk about as big as a minute with th1s nice lady. she tld me about how and where and when she got all that Dig bunch of fun of hers, and better still, how she keeps it.
 First, let me say that it was make up" hour and all the pretty little "spit curls'' and catchers' and things that nice Miss Lydia Barry cept one little fellow right in the mid dle of her white little, nice little fore head; you remember the little story that goes like this:
 There was a little girl
 And she had little curl?"
 Well, here's another one that had hers right in the middle of her fore- head. too-but it was still done up' in curl papers sort of lonesome like-yoa know-perched up there all by it's lit- tie self; so I said:
 Whats that going to be when it's turned loose on the world?''
 Quick as lightning her pretty black eyes flashed back:
 NO telling: 1t might be a night blooming cereus' q haven't an idea how to spell it, have you?) or it might be a rat or it might be-oh, let me tell you something funny. You know I'm billed in vaudeville as a "racon- teuse,; you know. sort of the feminine of raconteur-like chaffeuse, chauf- feur, masseuse--masseur; you know the female of the species'-but VOW l. kI... INa ttn male. Well, anyway, I went to a jay town not long ago and what do you think? The manager had me billed as 'raccoon.' Now can you beat it?''
 Some people want to know what a 'reconteuse' is, anyway" Miss Barry went on, "so for the delectation of these people, I will say that it is a person who can sing their stories and story their sings; rather novel, eh :? We'll, that's what am! At least my act is different. You see, I know vaudeville by heart and I love to go into vaudeville house where every fellow knows his job; is on to it, and does pretty team work; want the people back of the stage to say when I'm dead and gone: Who was that woman who used to come here with was set right and went off just to ths right tuner Why they'll say, that was Lydia Barry That's the point. team work,' there's nothing like it.. feel when I go out on the stage like the fellow who goes to the plate to hit the ball; he's got his eye right on the ball and nothing else; he's determined to make a hit and he does 1t by keep ing his eye on the ball. That's me all over again, Mabel!' I'm out on the stage to make people laugh and to get a laugh I've got to keep my eye on the audience and my mind on my work.
 And gee, it's hard sometimes" she continued "when you see an old grouch, for instance, out there in front
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
ATHLEsTON CLUB DANCE

The Adhesion club announced conn mencement dance for the evening of June goth at the Tutwiler. The offi- cers of the club are president, Price Bragan; vice president William Chan cey; recording secretary, Robert Floyd; |; treasurer, c. Dillon.
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CLASS RECITAL TOMORROW

The friends of Mrs. E. T. Rice and her pupils are invited to an open class recital tomorrow afternoon at Cable hall, the second of the monthly re- citals to be given by pupils from the different grades, intermediate, junior and senior.
 Experience and boise in piano play ing is one of the especial advantages of these class recitals and progress from month to month greatly stimu lated
 Those appearing tomorrow are Mi- rian Butler. Anabel Franklin. Louise
 flanders. Edna Minisman. Joyce Lyon Anabel Bayley, Rosman Goldman, Ma tilda Hood, Gertrude Brown, Blumie Shugarman. Annie Tart Perry. Mary Alexander, Mildred Blackburn, Jose. phine Haylow. Mrs. Lise Courtney Howe. Lucille Harper. Margaret Proc tor. Sara Newsome, Mary Leone Simp- son, Mary Alice Gatlin, Cleo Melcher Bessie Whitford, Louise Heacock, Edna M. Brown. Rema Friedman and Doro- thy Kyser.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
ADVENT BAKERY

The bakery sale conducted by the units of Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr and Mrs. Harry Wheelock of the Woman's guild of the Church of the Advent is to
 be a regular every week Saturday event. Those patrons who found the stock all sold out last week may ex : pect better success hereafter as the supply is now greatly increased and 1t will be brought in at different hours. Tn case what one desires is not on hand at 10 o'clock it may arrive at 12 or at 2 o'clock. Orders may be left for de- livery the following week. The place of sale is Masberg's drug store, at the corner of Fourth avenue and TweE- tieth street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
{ ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Birmingham Art club meets tomor' row afternoon at o'clock in the com mittee room of the public library.
 The Joycrofters club will meet al 2:3O o'clock this afternoon witn Mrs' Iobr w Cooke. 1427 Milner street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28

Lieutenant Mead and his mother of Bos- ton, Mrs c. J. Palmer, MT. and Mrs. Caldwell, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Lloyd, MT.
 and Mrs. Luther Reynolds, MT. and Mrs. R. C. Thompson, MT. and Mrs. Joe Tay- lor MT. Chalifoux. MT. and Mrs. Allen
 Henry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
PUPILS RECITAL

Miss Bessie Ferguson will present her pupils in piano recital this after noon at 3:30 o'clock at her home in Norwood. Those who are to play are Mary Roberts, Cecile and Rebecca
 Berry, Elizabeth Dillon, Mary Phillips Wolverton, Lima Mae Jordan Evelyn Fu1ford, Ruth and Grace Heron, Aline Mccormack. Genevive Hopkins and Purser Readers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
HALLIDAY MEET

An all-day meeting of the Fisher class of the West End Baptist church will be held today at the home of Mrs. J. B. Abingdon, 105 Cedar street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28

The Strong Withstand the Winter Cold
 Better Than the Weak
 Old people who are feeble and younger people who are weak. will be strength ened and enabled to go through the cold weather by taking GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, which Is simply IRON and QUININE suspended in syrup. So pleasant even children like it. You can soon feel its Strength ening. Invigorating Effect. Price soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28

and they always sit on the front row; have you ever noticed 1t? The grouches who fuss with their wives and fume and carry on like something crazy raise the roof off the house; well, they always get front row seats at the show and grouch it out the rest of the night! Make 'ern laugh? Why, you couldn't do 1t to save your soul. but there's no harm in trying, eh?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-28
IFOR MISS FORD

On Nl1OO OAD Mrs. Harry Coffin entertained a few friends at luncheon at the Southern club in honor of Miss Virginia Ford of Portland, Maine the guest of Mrs l Fisher Tynes. The table was centered with spring blossoms and the guests , included Miss Ford. Mrs. Tynes. Mrs. Cecil Gaston, Mrs. Jennings Giliem and Miss Jeanne Marie Sutton of Memphis MISS ADLER TO ENTERTAIN Miss Jeanne Adler will entertain the I College Women's club and a few ! friends at her home on Tuesday af. ! ternoon at o'clock. l Mrs. Nikifroff of this city, but for
 merly of Petrograd. Russia. will give
 a most interesting talk on Russia and
 Miss Adler will render some Russian music.
 DORCAS DANCE
 l The Dorcas club will give a dance this evening at the Civic association.
 RANDOLPH-BURKE 1 A marriage of much interest to a wide l circle of friends in Alabama and Georgia 1 occurred at Saint Paufs church yester. 1 day morning at nine o'clock. when Miss l Gertrude Burke became the bride of MT George H. Randolph. Her maid of honol was Miss Joe May Scully of Augusta
 Ga., and MT. Ryan Mullane acted as best man.
 The bride was very attractive in a handsome blue tailored suit. with be-
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LAMBDA CHI ALpHA REUNION

Brooks. Mrs. F. W. Dixon, Mrs. Franl Fowlkes.
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MISS ADLER TO ENTERTAIN

DORCAS DANCE | The Dorcas club will give a dance this evening at the Civic association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11

shove entitled action be not se serseo
s,Ifh IRIS summons. or II the sersiee
hereof be made out OF this StAis 80
ten DAYS additional TO the time "a
before sp~eIned for appearance sno
ansver Will be allowed before he t
ing Of Judgment by default as
m. ,aia action is brought 10 secure
a Judgment and decree. whereby tne
said Defendants and each 81 si1,.
may be required 20 set forth nc s.S
of their said claims or interests IN 1na
70 Lots twenty three. and twentS -i..tt.
Block thirteen IN the ~ Colo
rado according to the onicial piAty
Original Cunnison on nle IN tne. -,
eorder's office OF said eoahty. a S, I'D
all adverse claims and interests OF az ~.
defendanrs and each Of them may DC
determined by a decree OF thls S,.,-,
Thn, by said decree IL be declares
and adtudx xed that the said defendants.
and each Of them. have no estate OF n
tere-t whatever IN and 70 salo tn~
,Ss,.ar and thai by said decree IL be
declared and adjudged that the 49,
plalntin Is tn. owner OF sald pt.h',
in fee simple. free and clear ot ahs AM am
That the said defendants. and each
and all Of them. be forever barred if9It
asserting any estate, Interest or elsin,
whatever in or TO said town lots and
real property. or any part meteor; 40
verse to plaintiff. and for such oth.r.
Z further and different relief in the
premises, either in Law or equity. as
10 the Court may seem just and proper.
a. will more fully appear from the
complaint in said action TO which rei-
creme. is here made: A copy Of which
IL on die in this Office
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail TO appear, and to answer the
7 aid complaint as above required. the
aaid plafntfr Will caus. your defauit
20 be entered herein and then proceed
to Judgment against you as prayed TOT
in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said Court at Gunnison. in said county
this goth day OF June. A ID. 1913
Cara J. Estes.
Clerk.
First publication July 4. 1919.
Last publication August ]. 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11

Horse lode
A eros. tN) at corner point On a pine
lng ~ above the ground scrised B-I
X 1883 and is35s. whence
Tn. \ W: Ger ses , T 8. N r.
sI,es y minute. W. ass r.
Thence 5 3 degrees 80 mlnuses W
ise.-s feet interseet the NORTH hound
= Ty NJ % = s :; . ssxI,. N r :. - .ia..s. sa iss
= mass II from the \. W Cor. .: sd
:sy.s. feet interseet line /: sur, No,
10 minutes w i-T:i IT from c.r. y =
Gee. fest To Cor. ~. =
a crot- M at corner boiu- a
spruce Esg~t ins- 80 Il LiaS ct :
II IN the ground in m0unt - ss@ns
serieed B-2 isss5; whense
No bearings available
Thence s 81 degrees 10 minutes E.
1890 feet to Cor. No. ;.
a cross tNl at corner point IN =
II in the ground in rnouni II stone
-eTib-d B-s isss1
No bearings available
Thence y % degrees 20 minutes +,
$50 feet Center Of County Road. course
Northwes;sTly and South.asteriy.
spe feet To Cor. No. &
spruce post ! ms, 50, IS 4 ioas -; :
n. in the ground in mound OF stone
seribed Ii-I isss1. whence
No bearings available
Thence y 81 degrees 10 minutes w
S2S feet Center of County Road. rsurse
Sorthwesterly and S9utheastcrly.
Gray Horse lode is9.7s feet .ntsr-
sect the North boundary Sec. 2 T. t5
y. Il W. OF the y VI. r. NJ al y -
degrees IS minutes W IssIa5 IT from
tn. y !. Cor. of said Sect On
1900 feet To COZ No. !. the place of
tinciusiv- Of survey No. 1885 Poo IN ~
lode Of -f3s Of an acrel variation at
all corners IL degrees as minutes Easi
and forming portion Of the south
west quarter ot Section Z and the
Northwest quarter Of Section 3. Town
ship 81 North. Range West II the
New Mexico Principal Meridian. the
anne end-d location certificate OF said
lode mining claim being recorded In
the Recorders office Of Gunni son
County. Colorado in Book i79 At Page
3Oa. adjoining claim Gray Horse loce
Survey No. ls35s and adjoining and
conflicting claim Poorman Lode s-JI-
vey No. 1886. a. shown by the plat Of
survey.
Date Of posting this notice on claim.
May e+th, 1913
THE HEADLIGHT GOLD MINING
AND MILLING COMPANY.
by Z. VI. Nourse.
Agent and Attorney.
WITNESSES:
/. Z. Seale
Fred II. Brown.
o 9 skinner. Register.
First publication July I. 1918.
Last publication Sept 5. 1873.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR UNIT
ED STATES PATENT.
Mineral Survey No. Isss2 BOSTON
I LODE
Serial No. oIsse2

Mineral Survey No. 1882. BOSTON
LODE
Serial No. 0i33G2
] United States Land Office Montrose.
Colorado, May l5,h. 1919.
Notice IL hereby given that in ppr-
suance OF the Act OF Congress approved
Mining and Milling Company. corper-
alton created. organized and existing
under the laws OF the state of Colo
rado. whose fostonice address Is Cum
nison. Gunnison County. Colorado. has
made application for patent for FIJI
teen Hundred u50O linear feet on the
with Three Hundred t3O0) feet on the
Northerly side and Three Hundred
/ (3o0) feet on the southerly side OF the
middle OF said vein at The surface so
I far can be determined from present
Developments, and all veins. lod-s.
Lodges or deposits. and surface ground
running North a degrees is minutes
West from center Of discovery shaft
and s13 feet running South II degrees
IS minutes East from center OF dis
covery shaft situate in Goose Creek
Mining District. County of Gunnison.
State OF Colorado. and described by the
lister Of the Montrose. Colorado Land
District. as follows. to,wit:--
/ beginning at corner No. l,
A cross tN) at corner point on a
spruce post ins; 50. IS IT. long set
II in the ground in mound OF stone
! \
w. OF The \. II. p. N. bears n. ST. de-
grees 81 minutes w i7t5 IT
Lode. The Headlight Gold Mining and
Milling Company claimant bears n. rs
degrees II minutes w. s03.2 IT.
| Thence y. IL degrees AZ minutes +.
! Tl2i IT intersect the North bound
ary Sec 9. T. q n. r. w. of the y
N. T. u. at y. 50 degrees IS minutes W
sIe.5t fl from the ~ 4 Cor. of said
600 IT TO Cor No 3
A cross tS) at corner roint on n spruce
the ground in mound OF stone scribed
B-2 1882. whence.
No bearings available.
Thence :. Y degrees is minutes E.
| 1900 II. 10 Cor. No. 3.
A cross tX) at corner point on q
spruce post ms 50 4;s r. long set
.eribed B-s < 1882. whence
Cor. No. 2. Sur. No. 1884 Champion
lode. claimant unknown bears n. 4l
Thence 5. IL degrees az minutes w
lse2s feet intersect the North bound,
ary Sec 8. T q n. r. w Of the n
sss:e7 II. from the n. Y Cor. OF said
500 It to corner No. l.
spruce post ins: So. as II. long set
.er!bed B-f-issss. whence
|
Thence n. II degrees Is minutes w
1900 IT. To Cor. No. 1. the place OF
beginning and containing 20.6S0 acres
variation at all corners II degrees ~
minutes East and forming a portion oi
| the South half of Section and th<
North half OF Section >. Township 81
North. Range West of the N. n. r. n
The amended location certificate oi
said lode mining claim being recorded
In the Recorders office of Gunnisor
County. Colorado in Book 1876 at Page
~. Adjoining or conflicting claim a
| shown by the plat of survey none.
Date Of posting this notice on claim
May cath. 1919
THE HEADLIGHT GOLD MINING
AND MILLING COMPANY,
BY e. -. Eourse
- Agent and Attorney.
l. E. Neale.
Fred H Brown.
l O. C. Skinner. Register.
First publication July I. 1919.
Last publication Sept s. 1919.