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SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth Page)

Sieyes de Veynes, Comdr. and Mrs.
Bastedc, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Woods
Admiral and Mrs. Benjamin F.
futchison occupied a box and had
with them Admiral and Mrs. Charles
b. McVay, Admiral and Mrs. Robert
E. Coontz and Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. Charles F.. Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McKen-
ney entertained a party at dinner,
later taking the company to the ball,
where they We're guests of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Fred Britten in
their box. The party included Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Logan Payne and Mr..
and Mrs. Britten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Merrill had
with them Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Prindle of Duluth, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Wood. Capt. and Mrs. David LIE
Breton, Comdr. Newton White and Mr..
Felix Cole. They We're dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill preceding the
ball
Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Dennis
had as their guests Capt. and Mrs. H.
n. Moore of New York City; DR.. and
Mrs. Rosser Of Virginia, Mrs. Charles
Riker. Capt r. II. Price. and Miss
Browning of New York City.
Among others at the ball were Send-
tor and Mrs. Arthur Capper. Comdr.
and Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goring Bliss, Col, and Mrs. James A.
Lyon, Mrs. f. A. Robbins, Mrs. Henry
Price Wright. Miss Sophie Casey, DR..
and Mrs. Daniel c. Borden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Colquitt, Comdr. John
Harrison Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
G.. Walker. Mr.. ManniX Walker Capt.
and Mrs. Edward J. Dorm, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Suydam, Mrs. Charles
Nelson Ril>er, Mrs. Benjamin +. Pill
son, Miss Virginia Hunt, Miss Laura
Lepeune, Miss Eugenia Lejeune, Miss
Peters, Mr.. Charles Mason Remey,
Comdr. Theodore Jewell and Mr.. Will
liam Bowie Clark.
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dom" Mrs. Hugh Irish, Mrs. M.
Hamilton and Miss Isabella Fairbanks
will act as hostesses.
The Administrative Women in
Education will have a dinner party
tomorrow evening at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. There will also be
brief business meeting.
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Miss Quantrelle Bride OF
Mr., Frankeberger Wednesday.

The marriage of Miss Eve Almira
Quantrelle, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walter Quantrelle, to Mr..
John Herman Frankeberger, son
of Mrs. Amelia Frankeberger of
Harrisburg, Pa, took place Wednes-
day evening at o'clock in the Cal
vary Baptist Church, the Rev. w. S.
Abernethy officiating. A reception
followed Immediately after the cere-
mony in the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Aubrey Padgett.
The bride was escorted to the altar
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
TO the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Elger and Alice Mead. boy.
Samuel and Gladys Ryon. girl.
Horace and Margaret Stillman. girl.
Joseph and Mary Lennon. girl.
Leo and Helen Ching Wong, boy.
Elliot L. and Annie Moore. girl.
Alfonso and Josephine Caporaletti, GIRL
Winston and Della Brown. boy.
Charles and Rena Fazel. girl.
Vernon and Vanessa Richard: girl:
WAYNE and Dorothy Stacey. girl.
Alfred and Harriet L. Ryan; boy.
A. Herman and Evelyn E. Wilson. girl.
Jacques and Jane Worthington, boy.
Ben] amin and Mary Smith. boy.
James and Margaret Gordon boy.
Archie and Margaret Mcdaniel. boy.
Harry and Martha McComas Sd. boy.
alexander and Ella Ward. boy.
Henry and Annie johnson, boy.
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by her father, who gave her in mar
riage, and she wore a. blue satin crepe
ensemble suit, with a small hat to
match, and carried an arm bouquet
of Columbia roses.
Miss Marie Wyant was the brides
only attendant and she wore a frock
of brown georgette crepe, a gold lace
picture hat and carried an arm bou-
quet of Nine. Butterfly roses.
Mr.. Leon Ristig was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Harry Guam
trelle, brother of the bride, and MIR.
Ben Mccullough.
Mr.. Frankeberger and his bride will
be at home after December 1 in their
apartment at 215 p street.
Mrs. Samuel Syme went to Long
Island Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving and will attend the Army
Navy game tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hapgood will
be the honor guests at reception
given by the District of Columbia
Branch of the League of American
Pen Women at their clubhouse, 1903
H street, Sunday evening from to
10 o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to husbands and friends of the
members, particularly members OF the
writing fraternity.
Mrs. H. S. Mullican, president of the
local league, will be assisted in re.
ceiving by the members of the eXecu-
tive board.
The Monday Bridge Section of the
Women's City Club will have a guest
day Monday. Card playing will be
from to 4 o'clock, when there will be
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Even the man with a big head may
come out at the little end of the horn
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| Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mr.. jenkins
having been a special assistant to
Mr.. Daniels while he was Secretary.
On the completion of the Raleigh
| visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins will go
| to Florida, and on the way back to
New York they will stop in Mr.. Jen-
kins' former home in Baltimore and
also in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenkins will make their home in New
York.
Mrs. B. A. Parmenter, wife Of the
Assistant Attorney General, enter
tanned Wednesday at luncheon, fol-
lowed by a theater party, for her
daughter, Mrs. MacLiwain. Of Law
ton, Okla. She had as guests Mrs.
Charles H. Schaffner and Mrs. j. Paul
Chauncey.
Mrs. MacLiwain and her small
daughter, Emmy Lou. expect to re-
main with her parents at the Ambas-
sador until after the Christmas hol-
idays.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel B. Halstead.
entertained at dinner last evening In
compliment to their house guest, Mrs.
William Marseilles of Toronto, when
their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ridgeway Taylor, Miss Mildred O'Neill,
Mr. Kingman Brewster, Mr.. Ernest
Zilliaux of New York and Mr. Robert
B. Kyle Of Alabama.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer MusSey had as
her guest Sunday her son, Mr.. VIII
liam H. Mussey Of Chicago, and her
granddaughter. Miss Eleanor Shields
Mussey, a senior at Smith College.
Miss Mussey will go to New York to
attend the Army-Navy game tomor-
row.
Mrs. Mussey's daughter. Miss Della
Mussey, who is now in Paris, will re-
turn to this country in January.
Mr. Charles Bancroft Bell of Phila-
delphia and Washington is spending
the Thanksgiving season with his son,
Mr.. Charles Edward Bell, at the lat
ter's Winter home in West Newton,
Mass.
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READY TO TAKE OATH.
Gerald Nye to Claim Seat When
Senate Convenes.

Gerald c. Nye, recently appointed
Senator from North Dakota, succeed
ing Senator Ladd, reached Washing
ton today prepared to present himself
for administration of the oath when
the Senate convenes Monday week.
Senate leaders have indicated he
probably would not be formally seated
until there has been a consultation
over the right of North Dakota's gov
ernor to appoint him.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Jane, H. McInteer of Dumfries, Va, and
Grace E. McLearen of Catlett. Va.
Joseph Kloid and Burnetta G. Arbaugh
both of Baltimore, Md.
Lyman L. Rosenthal and Elizabeth Rosen-
balm both of Richmond. Va.
and Ola B. Ellison of Waynesboro. Va.
Thomas : Johnson and Mamie E Hall;
Beulah 5. Eddins of Standardsville. Va.
Lewis s. Dyson of this city and Geraldine
c. Allbrttain of La Plata. Md.
Howard r. Trittyson of this city and
Vyolet NJ jewell OF Silver Spring, Md.
Clarence E. Diggs and Annie Tillman.
Lucious H. Landers and Mae f. Wormley.
Clarence A. Harris and Nettie Smith.
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Sent to Fort Wayne.

Lieut.. Col. Auswell f. Deitsch. U. S.
Infantry, has been relieved from duty
with the National Guard of Missouri
at ST. Louis and assigned to the End
Infantry at Fort Wayne, Mich.
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Given Active Duty.

Maj. Ray E. Hughes, Quartermaster
Corps Reserve, Of Bethesda, Md, has
been assigned to active duty in train
ing with the division of procurement
activities in the Office Of the Assistant
Secretary Of War.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT
Mineral Application No. oe.s

Mineral Application No. O6.S UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 AT NOME. ALASKA
 August 20. 1925.
 Notice is hereby given that Clinton J. Ruch. a citizen of the United States, whose post once address is 1ss Broadway. New York City. N. T., has made ap- plication through J. ]. Keenan. his fact, whose post ofice address is Nome. Alaska, for United States patent to the fol- lowing described placer mining claim situated in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording Precinct. Territory of Alaska. to-wit.
 SOPHIA PLACER MINING CLAIM.
 Said mining claim ts situated on the left limit of Snake River adjacent to Nome Townsite Tract on its northwest corner. and fin conflict herewith. and is embraced in Mineral Survey No. 1906: said placer claim being more particular ly described in the plat and fleld notes of the official survey there- of. now on file in the once of the Register of the T. s. Land once at Nome. Alaska with magnetic variations of from 1. deg. 45 min. F. to la deg. 10 min. E, as follows:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, a
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ka. and within the Nome Land Dis tr,ct and designated by the Sur veyor General ot sa.d Territory as Nj. S No. ISIS. the exterior bound aries of winch. as set forth in Plat and Field Notes now filed. are as follows. magnetic variation IS deg 5 min to 19 deg. 30 min. E.
 Beginning with Cor 1, identical with Cor. No Sara placer Sur ii5. fir post i ins. sq.. , fl. above 1913 DF from which USLM No II bears s. deg. g min. W. 50is ft.: thence \. 41 deg. min E. 1ssS ft.; thence s. 13 deg. IS min W s0.2 it.: thence s. ss deg. 2S min. E 452.1 ft.: thence S. g deg. 4S min. E. llse it.: thence S ss deg W. es03 1t, thence s. Is deg. 3l min W 1S5 f..; thence N. g deg. 45 min. W 54z.O6 it.; thence s. 51 deg. 8 min W. 1l53 fl. to place of beginning Area 3.ls6 A.
 Adjoining claims are: on north erly side. Sara Sur. 445 and No above Discovery on Saturday Greek. Survey 1928; on Southerly side Heaths. Sur. 4ee and Discov cry on Saturday Greek. Sur. 6se placers.
 USLM No. II is a fir post 6 ins So. fl. above ground in stont mound. scribed USLM No. II. sit uate 70 fl. East of Bessie Road 2.S mile north of Nome in Lat 64 deg. g mn N; Long. 1S5 deg lS min. W.
 A. x. KIrTILsEN Register Publish Aug. aa. :4. Sept. 5. 1e 1a Sc h1, Jn I- 1o9S
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>eveafh grace has II aEr5ls which s-s zs follows Mse=ifr. CETEns f.symond HaerIne Cara Es.hsr-
 h. fIarltr- Rose Mar Lome1 Mil zf-d Mzyzr-d wntred Ns5ly Mar gsret Rove Grace Swk-a4-r NAT sares Tlrich and Mxrr walsh
 The Elghih Grade wirA 1s as teiiows Helen Baldwin ss-tF Call. Theodore Fronm id& Martin. Clara ottersoa- Roy -san-s and Joseph Walsh
 Prof Dsris xa5 Mrs asvl- have eaarge ot the High SSAoo- The Freshmen thzI hAr4 !usi sa-s-ed H3sh school this fall s-a Neis Svante-s. Helen summers Emma Nseoli- Ert Mech and DaIly S1vder.
 The Sop.a na-es Ire Eaware Becker Ernsst ce-Asr- Russell Natrsrd and Francis Ross
 The Juniors are wzI!.AH 8arle Harold Dln, Rof,e-r Lyl. s1d-ew Sasber and Alvlr PoI-t
 The Eigh Schnol I.uT4ls sA=n 10 ts Il earnest for thsy are agrtsn- iHE themselves with five Ics six subjects thereby shovlrr -tat they mean io naEa the nasf ,: this year vo-k
 DurEns Ihs p-aser, -s-u Eng lish classes VII rr- school upfss aHaA ve=E " H;;esr . -e- ,,ts-te-s nsv -+po-= vi be appointed eatt w4eE -.--='- Cir- ing ev=-Tha1E thars= Iasrr su uu.etf-nr 8hous newspaper work and slEl be rewarded :nas a-edii s, Iht end L. tte vak.
 The I-st lv. weeks ot -ar sIlct- u=1t va-s most e nrcriiea su-t- iae ort tlie 3, hs.dules a1a s=riinE sccus oned .c tts nev s-uc
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION HoE
 PATENT
 NJ 4. No. 06eI.

Minerai Survey No 1882
 INVITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 AT NOME, ALASKA
 Aug s1. 1925
 Notice is hereby given that Alex sndsr H ksll cicizan of the Tinted States. whose residence and post oHcs address $ Nome. Alas ka. has nads spplica-i5n before 'hs United States Lard once al Nome Alaska for J-ted States Patent tor NO ONE BELOW ON SUNSET GREEK PLACER and the NARY p BENCH PLACER. placer uInins claims situate oa and ad- i,r.ning sunset Greek about miles Y W. from the Town ot Nome and me mouth Of Snake River, in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District and Precinct Second D. vision. Territory of Alaska, being Mineral Survey No. ls32: said claims beng more particularly de scribed ir the plat and field notes 3t the official survey thereof now on file in the oMce of the Register ot the United States Land Once st Nome, Alaska. with magnetic variation of from T. deg. E, to E deg. 45 min E. as follows: NO. ONE BELOW ON SUNSET
 CREEK PLACER:
 Beginning ST Cor. No. l. iden- Bcal with Cor No Kugruk Chief. Survey 1313, fir post { ins. su- 2 fl. in ground scribed ls32 1B of this surrey. whence L s L. Nj No. 1920. bears s. se deg 5- min W e-se.43 it: thence N. ss deg 3h min. E.. 2215b fl. to Cor. No. 2. fir post 4 ins sq ? fl above ground. scribed ? 1892 1B fo- this sur vsT: thence N 70 deg 2S min E 2s5 5e # to Cor. No 3. fir pos. ins. so- s5 fl above ground, scribed 2 1892 1B for this survey: thence s s deg A min. E. lteTnh f. to Cor. Na- :, sch;st stone l2 ins above ground. marked 1 1892 lB for 1his srrrer. thence :. 3- deg 55 min. V. 6se0e fl -o Cor No ,. if post ins Ise fl above ground sc-ihed 1B 1882 for this survey: thence
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anMTNI.7FATeA,, SALE.

Nd-t-t EE2E5E GIVEN iha- luo=r ar a~oee o- -ts Fe-toH-s Cou-7 .-, 11s r5p4 es1us Precinct :seeo1t D.rlslaL -er-1a-- 9t Alas IL lssuat | -a- -e5t aaE ot Sep r+noe' 2; tus Mara- Of the ts-a-s v Svar 5e1rs-Dr decsas- ed VII t1 -r- -5tt day pt ocso- :., -t.j s- ths 4-ar; dou- ut the l1i-c olE-es Cenu.sssa una-s ofbus II .bt -Ir 1- V-uis E.asEa E. rhs hoy, Q. : A s=z -. Lns highest t4dd.- fo, eas1 aG -ne right. ritle ans ' srAs- = ns sslc oecsase6 Fl 1hs -us If t4s dsart II and 10 the ! lpvzrs oesc-ip=o parcels Of larl sruafs | tne Cape Noms E,r+c-ac; sscouc EJrlsion. Terri tu-r ot A1aska vtz
 Page, Cqs-u N U 8=Iuv pps- Diseovs-Y u1 Iron Greek: aue ar u1e1d+l 7n4 tor--h 4urerasr -sls"sr Tam No o1 Ceria- -+-s
 ns.a5 -cs dav - September 3s.5
 =EN--y GCN&
 3rist-ator |
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schist stone chiseled I-1sos-S; whence UsLM No. I C bears \, 7S deg. 54 min W. l5sss0 fl. distant; thence N 1o deg. IS min. E. sel.oo f.. 10 Cor. No. ,. schist stone chiseled a-Is0s-s: thence \. 6s deg 10 min ". i0s.6o fl. 10 Cor. No 5. not set on account of being ;n bed of Snake River. from which Wit. Cor. limestone ehiseled " c S-ls0S-S, bears s. 6S deg. 10 min E. 1895 fl. distant; thence from true point for Cor. No. ,. \. 10 deg. IS min 56o.oo It, 10 Cor. No 1. . sehist stone ch;'- eied 4-lsoS-S: thence S es deg. 10 min. E. 10000 fl to Cor No; 5. a fir post 2 fl, above ground scribed 5-ls0s-S for this survey, thence N, 3s deg .s min F. 1s:s0 1t. to Cor No. 5. nr post 2 1t. above ground scrioed S-1S06-S: thence s. sS deg Se min E. 47e7e fl. to Cor No ', a fir post 2 ft above ground scribed .-lSoe-S; thence $ zf deg. :s min. W 5s4.!o fl to cor. No. S. | fir post ? fl. above ground scribed s-1sos-s for this survey: thence S. s7 deg. ss mn. E. SI4.3o ft to Cor. No, g 2 nI post fl. above ground scFioe9 s-1soS-S: thence s. 50 deg 9- min. W. .o:..o r to Cor Na, 10. a fr post f. above ground scribed le-1saS-S for this survey thence \. .3 deg. ss min W. iSoe0 1t. to Cor No. l and place of beginning; containing ls''a' acres.
 Adjoining and connicting claims are: On the North. Allie Cialm' Sur 1s.s, and Black Cat, unsaf, veyed: on the East. New Aeaiana Placer. Sur 11s4. and BllzzaFu Fraction. Sur, 1895: on the Sou'h' Sur 451, Nome Townsite. in con dict with this survey to the eA- tent of 1s-7J2 acres, which con fiict Is not excluded from fhis ap, plication; on the West. Annie Claim, unsurveyed. Also in con, dict with tracts shown on oiae.s' 1 talso called Masonic Cemetery and .Catholic Cemetary. the former being almost entirely. tAs latter wholly, within this survey, Both cemetery tracts are excuaed l iOu tAtS ARbAaOAeAOA- cemeteries, excluded. 4.2oo acres net area applied for. 1s.1s' acres. l The location notice is recoroea in the records of the Recorder Q. Cape Nome Mining and Recordi1s Precinct, Alaska. in Vol. les, less. with amended notices in so. l.s, p. ss4. and Vol. sos. P .t., ~. 1 CSLM No. (, to which 'n.s survey is tied. is a dr post II, above ground. in earth monna,, chiseled USLM No. l C, with ha.' l h top for true point. and IS ,n, @ uated on high point on rieht l,m it, and above. bend of Snake KY CT. in said Precinct. Latitude, deg. sos min. N; Longitude io'
 A. x. KITTILsEN
 Register Publish Aug. p, as. Sept. 5. r. Ils. as. Oct. 3. 10, r.. 1925
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PATENT APPLICATION NOTICE NJ :. lS2i- Serial O679.

IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
 August 20, 1925.
 Notice is hereby given that Fer dinand kleiner whose post office address is Nome Alaska has made application Ia the United States Land once al Nome. Territory of Alaska for a patent for his con- solida'ed placer mining claim con- sisting of the Burg and Venus To- cations. situate on the tundra about miles westerly from Nome. in Cape Nome Recording District. Second Division. Territory of Al aska, and within the Nome Land District. and designated by the Sur veyor General of sad Territory as NJ s. No. 1924. the exterior bound aries of which. as set forth in Plat and Field Notes now filed, are as follows. magnetic variation Is deg. T: min E to T. deg. 55 min. E:
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1. Burg Location. identical with Cor. 2 Alpha Assn. Sur 1928. fir post i ins. so. IS ins above ground in earth mound. seribed A-ls23. l B-1se4, from which CSLM Sur. SIP bears \ s deg. 55 min W. s5s4.s7 1t: thence s 75 deg 3s min. E. SOS 1t thence s. 7s deg min. E s7a.S fit: thence i $ 2 deg. min. W. 1l3l ft; thence N T deg 3s min. W. 124s.s ft-; thence x. deg. 1s min E l"44 fl. to place of begin ming. Total area 3l2.S A. Adjoining claims: on north Snow Queen and Verdon: on East California all unsurveyed; on South. Burke Assn, Sur. SIP, H. C. G. F. owner. on west. Alrha Assn Sur. 1928. Joseph Z. Aman. clg ant.
 tSLM s12 i. limestone ls ins above ground, marked USLM 5!2 with earth mornd fl. base or 1 : ". side. sit.ate about s."r it. n"l,s of Berias Sea shore. 5ne- half mile south of Snake River and about mile westerly from Nome, in Lat 64 deg. sl min, \, Long. lSs dss. S3 min. W. 1 A. N KITTILSEN
 Register 1S, es, Oct. 3, 10. T., 1925.
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LOCAL NEWS
HrL NOTES. ,nfrfhBrt-5


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$ 7s deg ss min W 42ot ID f.. to Cor. No. (. sehl-t stone IF ins above ground, marked . iiB 1s3e. for this survey thenea <. 3f deg 55 min Y. 32700 II, to Cor No !. q fr post ms
 sq. fl. above ground. scrlbsd [ lB 1892 for this survey thence N 5a deg 5s min. W l3ti % fl. to corner No. and place or beginning: containing an area or Ig5S3 acres.
 MARY P. BENCH PLACER
 Beginning at Cor. No. l. iden. ,ical with Cor No. 6. Kugruk Chief
 Placer. Survey No. l3i3. fir post
 | fns. sq. 2 fl, above ground scribed M 1s32 for this survey;
 whence T. s. L. NJ. No 1920 bears x. s3 deg. 49 min. ". 33265s feet: thence N 3s deg 36 min F. 3334O 1t. to Cor. No. 2. identical with Cor. No. 6, No. One Below, Sunset Creek Placer. this survey. previously described: thence N 7s deg. 53 min. E. 429.4O fl to Cor No. 2, identical with Cor. No. 5 No. One Below on Sunest Greek, this survey. previously described thence s. 55 deg. 27 min. E. lOso60 1t to Cor. No. 1. lime stone 12 ins above ground marked NIP 1892 for this survey. thence s. 50 deg. 57 min. ". 257.sO ft. to Cor No 5. lime stone marked 5 MP 1892 for this surrey: thence :. s0 deg. If min. W, s7O.00 fl. to Cor. No. s. limestone 24x6x3 ms F ins. in ground. marked N doO OE min W lo3700 1t. 10 Cor No. and place of beginn ng; con- taininz an area of 19s37 acres: said claims being ondguous and forming one consolidated claim containing an area of 3s.550 acres
 The notices of location of sad placer claims are recorded in the oAhce of the Recorder of said Min Below n Sunset Greek Placer in Book 20s at pare 25S: and Mary P Bench Placer. is recorded records of locations of said min :ng district
 The conflicting claims are as Atl.tN -ND- oAG L1ftpN 9il ao9h Greek Placer. Surves- No 11ss All Gold Fraction Placer Surrey No 42- and the Silver Fraction | Placer Survey No .2-, all of the | above named mining claims con aict with said No One Below on Sunset Greek Placer. and said Sil | yer Fraction Placer Survey No. | 497 also conflicts w3th the Mary i r. Bench Placer.
 The adjoining claim ar~' on the North, Discovery an Cold Air l Bench Group Survev No .s2 on the East unknown and nnsuryeved i and No. below on Sglsat Greek. { Survey No 427: on the South. unknown and unsu-v-r rsd: on the ] West unknown and uusurveved [ and the Kugruk Chiet. Survey No ! 1913 i
 The mineral surye~ monument to which this survey is tied is To- eated and described zs follows i
 s Nj No. ls2a iS a flat l -ehisf boulder \: i ins [ 3 abore ground. narke5 r I. N ! So 1s2a and is situated on 8 [ rocky point oa side htll abou, i 2 3oa F. westerly fl n Sunset C-eek. 1T latitude i. dag 3: min N. Longitude Is5 deg 3f min W
 A. N. KTTTILSEN i gabl.sa sug. 2s. 2s. sspt. ;. F. y