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The Cripple
Who is crippled by accident or deformity
hardly understands the meaning of the
word "crippled" as compared with the
victim of rheumatism. He is not only
bent and twisted, but also racked with
pain so cruel that
he enivies the crip
ple who stumps
along on a wooden 9
leg, whistling as
he goes. Rheu
matism is known
to-day as a blood
disease. It can only
be cured through the
blood.
That powerful
blood-purifying med.
icine, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery, cleanses the
blood of the acid
poisons which cause
rheumatism. When
the blood is cleansed
the rheumatism is
cured.
There is no alcohol
in "Golden Medical
Discovery" and it is
absolutely free from
opium, cocaine, and
all other narcotics.
Mr. R. J. McKnight,
of Cades, Williamsburg
County, S. C., writes:
"I had been troubled
with rheumatism for
twelve years, so bad
at times I could not leave my bed. I was
badly crippled. Tried manry doctors, and two
of them gave ie me up to ldie. None of them
did me any good. The pains in my back. hips
and legs (and at times in mny hcnd), would
nearly kill me. My appetite was very bad.
Everybody who saw me said I must dic. I
took five bottles of ' Golden Medical Discovery,'
and four vials of ' Pellets,' and to-day my health
is good, after suffering twelve years with rheu
matism."
The sluggish liver can be cured by
the use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
INTENDS TO LEAVE PEKIN.
Empress Dowager to Transfer lecr Court
to Another City.
BERLIN, Aug. 15.-At the Chinese
legation in Berlin the correspondent of
the Associated Press was informed that
the empress dowager had declared her
intention to leave Pekin and to trans
for her court to another city before the
allied forces reached the capital. .Lu
Hai Houan, the Chinese minister here,
on learning of this intention, tele.
graphed to both the empress dowager
and the emperor not to leave Pekin,
but to quietly await the arrival of the
internationul forces.
FOR DRIVING OR CRUISING
There is no better line of Shoes on the malret
than
C. GOTZIAN & CO.'S
"Dandy Line"
Cruiser's Shoe
Their reputation, established by practical tests
wherever worn, places is s in a positio to
WARRANT EVERY PAIR
elaIf your dealer does not carry them in stock
5go wlvero t hey' keep 1 hcm: you ~ill be
well repaid for the trouble.
--- EVERY PAIR WARRANTED BY
C.COTZIAN &CO.
MANUFACTURERS,
ST, PAUL, MINN.
- THE- '
ANDERSON
Saloon.
Sines, Liqdors
and Cigars,
"I frequent Al's. ' "I Don't,',
ALLISON & SHERMAN, I
--DEALERS IN
HOUSE FlURNI8HIiNGS
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
BROADWAY, - PHILIPSBURG
Van's
-----Cafe
The Only First Class Short,
Order House in the City,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ,
Rear of L. N. Van Vranken,
mpll Mrorietor
Doeld's, 'Burs "Proprietor.
SILVER REPUBLICANS MEET.
Considerable Business Transacted by the
Central Committee.
* The Silver Republican County Cen
trdl Committee held several meetings in
this city this week. At the meeting held
in the Tarlor of the Kaiser house Tues
day the resignations of Dr. Peter S.
Mussigbrod and J. B. Featherman as
committeemen were received and iac
',epted. Chairman Hauck promptly
tilled the vacancies by aippinting Dr. W'.
[. Power and Edgar I. Holland as com
mitteemen.
AmithetL meeli 'g wis called for Wetd
nesdav evening at Dr. Power's office.
All committeemen were present or were
represented by proxies. The appoint
ments of Dr. Power and Mr. Hollsnd
aere duly ratified by the committee.
Chairman Hauck then presented his
resignation as chairman, bhich was co
cepted, rnd Dr. W I. Power was elsc'ed
chairmnan by a unanimous vote of the
committee. Mr. IHaink then announced
his Icsignation as comtmittemanan and
Lotut Kly of Granite was appointed in
his place.
The committee is now composed of the
:ollowing gentlemen: Dr. W. I. Powc r,
Chairiman; W. W. Kroger, Secretary;
E. I. Holland, H. T. Cuimming, J. D.
Kenned3, Lent Kelly and D. S. McLed.
Other Lbsiness transacted by the com
mrittee t\as to adjust the alpportimnuent
of dclega.tes and make preliminary ar
ralnrr LuOneri for t lie coullnty convention.
Anothi r meeting will ha held next
week, at which time a call for the conunty
conve:tion wi.1 tprbailly be issued.
INGALLS SINKING RAPIDLY.
The Kais.ac Ex-Ktcenator in it Critical Con
dition.
ATCHIS iN, Kan., Aug. 15.-Ex-Sen
ator Johlin J. Ingalls, who is in his
Vegas, N. M., for his health, is sinking
rapidly, and his son, Sheffield Ingalls,
has started for the bedside of his father.
A telegram from Mrs. Ingalls an
uounced the serious condition of Mr.
lugalls, who has been in the Southwest
for over a year for a throat difficulty.
It has been believed here for three
months that he was fatally ill.
Funeral of Baron Russell.
LOxDON, Aug. 15.-The funeral serv
ices of Baron Russell of Killowen,
lord chief justice of England, took place
at Brompton Oratory during the morn
ing in the presence of a large congrega
tion. Father Matthew Russell, a
brother of the deceased chief justice,
celebrated low mass. Interment took
place at Epsom.
Chile Will Buy a Cargo of Cars.
SANTIAGO DE CIILE, Aug. 15.-The
Chilean comngress has voted $2,500,000
Chilean currency for a cargo of cars
the greater portion of which will be
purchased in the United States. Ten
ders have been invited for building the
great iron bridge over the river Maipu.
Salisbauy Takes a RHet.
LONDON, A ug. 15.-Acting on his doc.
tor'i1 instructions Lord Salisbury started
for Soulete, a health resort in the Vos.
ges, where he will spend a mouth. He
will, however, retain control of the for
eign office by means of telegrams and
nmeusages.
Twenty-four Cases of Smallpox.
WAsHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The agent
at the Devils Lake Indian reservation
in North Dakota has telegraphed the
interior depertment that smallpox has
broken out among the Indians and
there/ are now 24 cases on the reserva
tion.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
PHILIPsBUao, Montana, August 8, 1900.
Pursuiant it adjournment of July 31, the
board of county commis-ioners act ing as a board
of eqanlization met at 10 o'clock a. m. Present
-Chai'mnn Featlherma. Commissioners Hen
nessy and Campbell and Clerk Arms.
Minutes of July 31st were read and approved.
A number of taxpayers who had been notified
appeared before the board and were heard re
garding their assessments.
The board adjourned at 5 o'clock p. m. to
meet at 10 o'clock a. m. ' hursday, August 9th.
J. B. tIEATHERMAN, Chairman.
DANIEL ARMS, County Clerk.
PaILPesBURn, Montana. Augustg, 1900.
Pursuant to adj.ournment of yesterday, the
board of county commissioners, acting as a
hoard of equalization, met at 10 o'clock a. m
Present-I hairman Featherman, ('ommissioners
Hennessy and Campbell and Clerk Arms.
Beveral parties appeared before the board and
asked for a reduction in the valuation of their
assessments.
The board adjourned at 5 o'clock p. m. to
meet at 10 o'clore a. m. Friday, August 10th.
J. Ii. FEA'THERMacN. Chairm.an.
DANIEL AIrMs, County Clerk.
PHILIPSBUIt(. Montana, August 10, 1900.
Pursuant to adjournment of .esteiday, the
hoard of county comnaissionels, acti.ng as a
board of equalization, imet at 10 o'clock a. in.
Pre.ent--(:hairman Featherman, Conmmissioner
Hn-Inessy and Clerk Ar.s.
The day was passed in consultation with par
ties who had been notified to appear before the
board.
The boari adjourned at 5 o'clock p. m. to
meet at 10tO o'clock a. im. Monday, August 13tn.
J1. B. FEATECItMAN, Chairman.
DANIEL AIMS, ('ounty Clerk.
PHILIPSBURG. Mionlan, August 13. 1900.
Pursuant to adjournment of Augu-t 10 h, the
board of county commissioners, acting as a
hoard of equalizatior, met at 10 o'clock a. m.
Present-Chairman Featherman. Commission
ers Hennessy and ('ampball and Clerk Arms.
Minutes of August 9th and 10th were read and
approved.
The following orders were made:
Ordered, that the Walker Commercial Co. be
raised $1000 on merchandise.
Ordered, that George Walter be assessed with
a mortgage of $2000.
Ordered, that one cow be stricken from the
assessment list of Mrs. Mary Johnson.
Ordered, that the valuation of property as
sessed to the Montana Water, Electric Power
and Mining Co. be raised as follow-: Valua
tion of flaume be raised from $4500 to $5500; that
vaiuation of machit ery and pipe-line be raised
from $11,500 to $31.710.
Ordered, that the valuation of the 20-stamp
mill, office. lwellings, btable, hoists, and all
improvenieiits assessed to James Stnart as the
Combination Mining and Milling Co.'s prop
erty at a valuation of $19,000 be raised to a valn
ation of $21.2'3.
Ordered. that the 10-stamp mill assessed to
the Hope Mining Co. at $10,0010 be reduced to
$8,000; that the improvements on the tilver
Chief lode be reduced from e$900 to $450.
Ordered, that the lands of the Northern Pa
cific Railway Co. listed at $1 per acre be as
sessed at 70 cents per acre, this amount being 20
cents per sore in advance of the valuation of
1899.
Thin day's minutes were read and approved.
Board adjourned.
J. B. FEATHEBMAN. Chairman,
DANILt Anas, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGSB.
PRILIPsBnua , Montana,'lb aust 18. 1900.
In pursuance of the provisions of Section
8825, Political Code of Montana, the board of
county commissioners of Granite county. Mon.
tana, met at the offce of the connty clerk of
said county for the purpose of making the vari
ous tax levies for the present fceal year. The
board met at 7:10 p. m. Present-Chairman
Featheman, Commissiloners lleanese and
Cmpbell and Clerk Arms.
The followin resolution was adopted and
ordered spread upon the minutes as the order
for the various tax levies for the year 1900,
t.-wit :
Be It Resolved, That the levies of taxes for
the various county and state purposes and the
number of mills on the dollar of assessed valu
ation be designated as follows. to-wit"
State Puiposes-Two ano a half (2i4) mills on
all rolperty ot the county for state purposes.
general Fund-Eleven (11) mills on all the
property of thecounty for county purposes to
defray the cu rent extlenses of the county.
Road Fund- 1'o (2) mills on all property ot
the county for a road fund; also a special road
poll tax of $2 per capita upon each and every
able-bodied man over the age of 21 years and
under the age of 45 yenrs residing in the county.
Poor Fund-Two (2) mills on all property of
the county for a por Iund; talso a poll tax t f
$2 per capita noon each and every male inhabi
tant of lth counts over the age of 21 and under
i0 .anrs (of age1, ev'ept taupers, insane persons,
a ut II dimns, not t tx-m.
Sheep inspector .n I Indemnity Fund-One.
haltf ii) of one It) mill on the assessdd vaHlu
atilln (of sieep it the county for sleep inspector
and ildemomnly fund for state purposes.
it irk In lemuity undl--One-teuntl '1-10) of
one lt) iniil on1 all cattle, horses, muiles and
a seas in the county for a stock indemnity fund
tIcr state lpurploseCs.
Stock Dettectve and Inspector Fund-One
aud one-hal, (1 !) ml is on all cattle, horses,
mules atdl ahutSs ill Ith coutnty for a stock ue
leclive auind illnspectotr fundl Ilr at to purpitoses.
Provided, that Ial. persons owuiun less than 25
hieadl oIf hoillses, mules, asses or cattle shall not
tbe liable to this tax
State lHonty Fund-Five (5) mills upon all
catile. bllr.s, 1l ules, ases(' and sheep in the
colity four a state bollunty fund for state pulr
poses.
tiul.era, School Fund- Five (5) mills on all
the Irolerty oif tlhe l ounlty sor a general school
ftlllt to Itcfray the current ex:iouses of the
Puoiblic sohiio!ls..
School District No. I --Two (2) mills for the
intieest fund and one( and ta half (1tl) mills for
t, to inkil.g fund on all proplerty it School Dis
t.ict .v .1.
lBridge Fund--One (1) mill ott all the property
Iof the coiunty for a bridgel funl.
1The following order was itdii.
1ty virtue of tie auth(ority vested in the board
tn:ler bection 3lt51 of the Voiitical :(ode, it is
hterebly ordelrel that the makllng or use of ilany
dupliicate assesslient book for the lcounty ftir
tiheyetar 1(0 Iu be adll is hereb y disp lltsol wilt
andt the original iisesCstmentl t bitook shall be use dt
by the counllt,. tre.tsurer ilnstad tiiei'tiof.
TI:es itl,'ts Uillintils wort'i I'i at aid uapproveid.
Tile bhal adjourned at 11 o'clock It. o:.
J . l, FiE 'ttIntiAN, tLiairnlnt.
DANIEL Annis, ('lrk.
PHnItIPsLt tt: , Montana, August 14, 1900.
ITursuant to ia cal posted tuly Si, 11.t(t, thyi
Iord of lcounty ciuiti.sso5Iint ttteta iti 10 o'clock
a. n. i'treseu'n --('ltirlan F'ltthernian, I ou1
llissioners Hiniuessy and t altpbiell and C(lerk
Anrs.
The petition of S. J. Ititchey arid others ask
ing for a change in the county roadtl through the
totwn o(f (ttirllet was COitsiderea anli the folloiw
tng viewers were appoilted: J. II. :uLcMasLer.
T. F. Ward and Dlr. elter S. Mussigbrodt. T''lh
said vieowers re to views the pioposli d clhange
in said road on Saturday, Septenl'er 1, 19UO, att
2 o'clck O ul.
'hle bill if A. P. Buwio of $3!i for thirteen
days' w rk at deputyv assessor during the month.l
it A 'tn t was ordered ptitd.
'tl'h following pfr diem bills wereo allowed:
J. H. Feat herman-
To one day's services as county
conltissioner, June 2'J.........$ 8 00
To two t .. s' s rvices as board of
crlualiz:ltion, July llth and 17th Iii 00
M ileage ................. .......... 5 20
'1Ti three days' services as board
of eqnaaizat.on, July 25th, 20th
ind 27th .................. .. 24 00
M ileage.. ............... ... ..... 5 20
To two day's services as board of
cqualization, July 30th and 31st it1 00
Iileago ............. .... ....... 5 20
To ft tir nt ys' services as board of
equalization, August 8th, itlh,
10th and 13th................ 32 (0
Mileage....................... 5 20
To one day's services as county
commnissioner, August 14th..... 8 00
D. W. Hennessy
To two dalil' services as board ,of
egnalization, July 16th andt I th Iii 00
Mileage... ............ 2 40O
To three days' services as board
of equalization. July 25th, 20tth
and 47tit.................... 20 0O
Mileageo........................ 2 40
To two tlays' services as board of
equalization, July 30tt and 31st 16 (00
M ileal ge............... ......... ... 2 40
To four days' services as board of
equaliz Ition, August 8th, 9th,
10th and 13th.................... 2 00
Milease.............. ........ 2 40
To one day's services as county
commissioner, August 14th..... 8 00
To one day inspecting county
roads............ ...... ... . 5 00
Expenses........................ 2 00
H R. Campbell-
To one day's services as county
c smmissioner. Jtun tith .t..... R i)
To two days' services as board of
equalization, July 1lith and 17th 1, 00
To three days' services as board
of equalization, July 25th, 2itlth
and 27th ............... ........ 24 00
To t wo days' services as board of
equalization. July 30th and 31st 16i 00
To three tlays' services as board
of equalization, August 8th, 9th
and 13th ........... ............. 24 00
To one day's services as county
com'missioner, August 14th.... 8 00
Board adjourned.
J. B. FEATHERMAN, Chairman.
DANIEL ARn.I. Clerk.
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, Montana, Auiust 13, 100t1..
Notice is Ihereby given that William Wallace.
of Gold Creek. Montana, hais filed notice of in
tention to make I roof on his desert laund claim
No. 5178, for the E% NW1i. 8% NE,,, N!j SW'4
and W % SE!. Section 20. Township 10 north,
Itange 12 west, M. M., before the clerk of the
district court in and .or Granite county Mon
tana. at Philipsburg. Montana, on Saturday, the
291th day of September, 1900.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the comlplete irrigation and reclamation of said
land: James R. Dow. of Pioneer, Montana,
William U. Brent, of Pioneer. Montana, Edward
P. Cox, of New Chicago, Montanra, William
Stiner, of Pioneer, Montana.
GEORGE D. GREENE, Register.
First publication August 17--30-6t.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 4236.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA. Montana, July ii, I100.
Notice is hereby given that Montana Waer,
Electric Power and Mining company, a corpor
a ilon ortuanized under the Jaws of tile sate of
lissouri, by Edgar I. Holland. its agent, duly
authorized by a resolution of the board of dlrec.
tore of said cornmpany, whose residence and post
otfice address is Philipsburg, tiranite county,
Montana, has this day filed an application for a
patent for he Eleanor placer ining claim
(upon which a notice of intention to apply for a
pateut, toge, her with a copy of the official plat
and survey, was posted on the 2ith day of June,
1'Jl0) and designated as Survey No. 5899. sit
rated in thie Flint Creek mining district, Gran
ite county, State of Montaua, in (fractional)
Township No. 6 north of Range 14 west. Imrrid
inn of Montana, containing an area of 72.58
acres, and being more particularly described,
as follows, to-wit:
Eleanor Placer Mining Claim,
Survey No. 5899.
(Magnetic variation. 21 deg. 30 min. east)
Beginning at Corner No. 1 a post 4% inches
square, set in a mound if earth. marked 1-5899
for Corner No. 1, from which the quarter sec.
tion corner between Sections 26 and 35. Town
ship 6 north, Range 14 west, bears south 22 de
grees and 4 minutes west 941.5 feet, and running
thence south 6J degrees, 42 minutes east 17115 feet;
thence south 53 degrees, 32 minutes east 1773
feet; thence south 46 degrees. 13 minutes east
1316 feet; thence south 68 degrees east 590 feet;
thence south 81 degrees, 14 minutes east 462 feet:
thence south 8 degrees, 5 minutes east 710 feet;
thence south 6 degrees, 29 minutes east 438 feet;
thence south 43 degrees, 35 minutes east 370 leet;
thence north 0 degrees. 36 minutes east 270 feet;
thence north 20 degrees. 27 minutes east 551.5
feet; thence north 18 degrees, 43 minutes west
981 feet; thence north 52 degrees. 5 minutes west
348 feet; thence north 66 degrees, 10 minutes
west 631 feet; thence north 53 degrees, 3 minutes
west 5045.4 feet; thence south 28 degrees, 41 min
utes west 688 feet, to said Corner No. 1. the place
of besinnin, containing an area of 72.58 acres.
and being in (fractional) Township 6 north,
Range 14 west, Montana meridian, in Granite
county. Montana.
Said mining claim is recorded at Page 527 of
Book No. t (one) of Placer Records of Granite
county, Montana.
Adjoining claim-on the south Survey No.
3878, tit. Fatrick lode, Joseph H. Harper appli.
cant,
No known conflicting claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
minin groend or premiee4or any portion
thereof so described, sarve)ed, iatrted and a.
plied for are hereby notified that unless their
adverse c'aims are duly filed as according to
law and the regulations thereunder within sixty
days from the first publication of this notice
with the register of the United States land office
at Helena, Montana, they will be barred in vir
tee of the provisions of said statutes.
GEO..o D. GREENE, Register.
W. E. Moons, Attori.-y for Appllicant.
First publication July l-$I-lOt.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 4244.
UNITED STAThL8 LAND OrFIce,
IIZLiNA, Montana., August 18, 11500.(
Notice is hereby given that James L. Hamil
ton, whose postothee address is Butte. Montana,
has thisday filed an apllplication for a patent for
1500 linear teet, the same being for 625 feet in a
westerly and 875 feet in an easterly direction
from the point of discovery on the Welcome
lode mining claim, situated in No Organized
mining district, Deer Lodge county, Mouta is.
the postion, course, and extent of the said
mining claim, designated by all official survey
th teof as 8urvwy No. 511. Township No. 5
nrth, Range No. 12 west, t notice of which wa,
plosteid o the laim on the 21 day of August
19')) nihd iiinl more liarticu atIly t foil it ha l
described in the otticial held notes and Ilat
tilereot on lhe tIi this od1ce, as follows, to-wit:
Ihegirnlg at the soutiheast corer ita pIane tree
I inches in dliamteter, marked 1-5,11l, from w hich
the Utited States Loca tn ill oilo.iulteat Noi. StAti,
establishel for surve. s inn supposed Tiownship 5
north, Range 12 west, bears south 1i degrees, II
ii intlt',s east 47 fe,.t, and runeing thenmice north
21 degrees, 21 mitinu:es eaoust tl(t) feet to t'ornier
No. 2; tihence norlth Ii3 degrees. 43 minuites west
1300 feet to Corner No. 3: thenc," south 21 de.
groes, 21 minutes west till feet to l'ornor No. 4;
thence south 62 degrees, 45 nmlinutllles east 1.2)00
feet to Corner No. 1, the place of leginnilg.
conutaining all area of 2i.113 acres claimned b. tli
llbo e-uumedl applicaut for patent.
't lie locatin of tins lint is recorded in the
ollice lof the recorder of D)eer Lodge coullnlty, (oIl
Page 187 in ollok "' of Qiartz Lide Lcal oans.
'he e aire no known a QIjting chiLms to these
tiremll ises.
iE )R(11iE D. G( ltEENE. legister.
Jos. It. H AItP It. U. S. l'tim Agent.
Fir'.,t publication August 17 :;0.1it.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 4235.
UNl III' S11. tEs LANt) (lFFeLtE.
IHEIEN\, Mtontan, Juane 2i, 101t0.
Notice is h),'eby giV ni that thlorg. W, lorse,
whliie postilliee adtlire,- is New I hiicago. iran1
ir Colity. Mitate of i llo tana, Ii tati i daI tiei d
tin application fo ii' r attt I t i of wh i' was
poste.i o the 2thd yt of l.\i y. A I), 130 , for
I,0 linear e, te he veint , iiti 'l dit t II'i . foti
eI llthousterly mlle 2: feet "outlhie'.,,t 3 '' Illo " ,
llotrl the iifg f te o it the v it from the ,,'n
t,,r of th discoti .ry i t on tl!ie Joh:l i, t h rlile
le, mining claim: a:tlo 15011,0 li ftl f NI e
,iiiill. in l la1ing )l f. et so1 tblssterlyi and l"h,
I'lt hIrthwtiesl.110 l, ltei ielis' t tih lllug till vst .st
of 1n ,'vil fro( m . h el ,uter of i,(((sale rlN v it'
ro ithe Ali ei h lirighll t P uti lotN , noiling cluti :
alUs 1053liie.or fe',t of thoe vei, il.nluo i ,_.1 ;till
foot sout ),heast erly mid 723 fet, n(rt,' ',v 't .l ,
u retl'ld tlun4 the I ' tmlit1 o the win' v,.i fromt the
ivnter of thi dis2ovy s ileha ila I ho Anmedeihi
IHi-M1 talhtlc lde miti ilg cltit ; it!tiso 12)0I l, tr
fest hllf the veiun,inc n illtng 0ltif I,. it h 7 li rs.iti'
alitd 52 foPtt So2 f t eir) l i, meli ore2 d ler I lie
courseof ith e. ltiln.fromll tihet iellr of ti l , dii.
Aovey lhaftl on the in(nded Alt, a rilee Nliniohg
('l5thlm, :ill sil 1t1ted1 in Pikes Peak lunm organozunl
ineinin g district, lIra it e Comt y, i Statl of .il11~11
tli'th. atiir designated b1 the ollie ial s1r2'ey. field
niultsNod pulo thereofl ftile in this hici e as
,irveys Num rb'"rs 131, 51:il. 51+;1 illtll[ 5,137 -
piclivtly. ii (!ni lrveied Townshil ,t torth,,
Itngeo 12 west, illand dtscribe1 alls follows, to-wIt:
John G(l. ilr lisle Lodei, S2rvey No, 5434.
ileginning a1t the linoirthwest eation ornuer li
Illt 5 inches l ar, 1 mi 12 feet lo1g, 2 feet tliep,
ml1rked 1-lil f 1r l'uiner No. I of this t survet,
frmn which luilial Points No 1, Township S
north, lItaug 12 west (lusurireyed), ()ari nirth
.12 degrees. 12 milltles wet, 373.5. feet, aiil iln
nhl. Ih letce outilh 19 d( greel, 17 millutes e.st
15|10 felt; thence south 213 degroes, ,i1 Iinates
west Iit0 feet, thence north l4lledgres,g 17 minuetest1
west 1502.5 feet; thence north 238 de#.rei,. 50
mlintes east 5Cor fet, to Corner No. 1, the placet
of beginning, containing an area of 1ill iii aties,
all claimed by toe above-nanmei aitlicant.
Anmended Bright Sun Lode, Survey No(. 543511
Beginning at the southwest location corner,
whichi is also Corner Nilo 1 of rvey No, 511, t t
elil:",5 5 inches s(l' ro, 2f4!e. fet iong, sot 2 feet
lt,,p, marked 1-5134, marked it 1 51:15 for ('or
nur No. I of this 1lrvey. from which lnitlil
lii:nlt No. 1. I ownship s north. Irtaugo 12 west
ii. snrvenyedy, burs north 52 dgries, 12 min
tili s weost i3718 5 feet, and rnnilig ithence nortill
S1 degrees. 51 mil utes east, 5.5 feet; 1uelnie south
4i ldegrees, 51 mninutes east 1 t1l2 feet; tfince
S(I 21 degreltes, L2 niinee tes west 41e5. flOlt;
h tilee northli 4 degrees, 37 minutes west 1501,
featr, to Corner No. 1, lhe ilace of beginning.
intligning an ulirea of 1).1n(! acres, all claimed
bly he above-named appl icant.
.tnmended Ill-Metallic LodeRurvey No.5430
U;nginning at Corner No. 1 ia post 5 inches
('(mare, 5 feet Jong, 2 feot deep, marked 1-5131t
for I'orner No. 1 of this survey. fromx which
ini i:l Point No. 1, Townsiip H north, Itange 12
west (unsurveyed), bears nwrth 50 degreos, 40
miniteswest 2677.) feet. ail runintR (honnce
south 51 degrees, 01 minutes east 101:3 feet;
thnce south 23 degrees, 556 minutes west 4110
fe.t; thence north 50 degrees, 01 mninnt s west
103feoot: thence north 23 deg oetl, 5)1 minutes
east 400 feet, :o Corner No. 1, the place of be
ginning, containing an area of 11.03 acrys. alil
claimed by thi above niaved applicant.
Anenoded Alta Lode, Survey No. 15437.
Beoinning at ('orner No. 1. which is also Cor
ner No. I of Survey No. 5131i, a post 5 inchili
;i.qare, 5 feet long, sit 2 feet die(, marked
1-:4:3, marked it 1-5137 for ('orner No. I of thii
-urvey. from which Initial Point No. 1, Town.
chip 8 north, Range 12 west (unm rveyed ), bitars
1torth 50 degrees. 40 minutes west 271C7,1i fwet,
and rnn,,ing theneo north 2; deireei, 51 iin
utes east 545 foot; thlence soth 5i l degrees, Ol
minutes ast 1011i feet: I lence south 21 delgrl es.
51 tminntesw st 515 feot; the,-ns north 5(1 de
grees, 01 minutes west 101;.1 feet, to lliorner No. 1.
the place of beitinning, cntaining ll larea of
19 acres, all claimed by the above-named appli
cant.
There are no known claims in conflict with
these surveys.
Thelre are no known claims adjoining these
The iocation notices of these mines are re
corded in Book 2 of Lode locations on Page -
and in BIok 5 of Lode Loration, on Pages 614,
6115 and 613 I respectively), Records of Granite
County, Montana.
Magnetic variation of iall courses in these sur
veys, 21 degre ., 20 minutes east.
Totalaroa of these surveys claimed by the
above-named applicant is 10.70 acres.
GlEO1tiE D. tiIIEENE, Rlegister.
JosIAII SnitiLL Attorney for Applicant.
First puolication J une 29-23-10t.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 74.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
AlISSOULA. Montana. August Iti, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Paul A. Fusz,
by Frank D. Birown. his attorney in fact.
hlose postoltice address is Philipsdburg, Gran
its county, state of Montana, has this
day filed his application for a patent
(notice of which was posted on the 20th day of
May. A. 1). 19110.) for 11 5It acres of placer mining
groundl--b aring gold-and known as the
Al,endeid fShiviely Placer, and alsoi for 19.45 acres
of placer mining ground-- learing gotid -and
known as the Amendedl Gold I ill PIlaler,
situated in thie Iock C(reek (unorganized) m n
intt district, Grsanite countiy, state of Monlana,
and designitedl by the field notes and official
plat lon il ( this office itas Surveys NnlnimbeIs
5754 nod 5755, respe( tively, lunsurvesed) Tiown
ship 6 north, IRange I11 west of principal base
line and mieridian of the stat(ie of Mlontana, said
Surveys Numblllers 5754 and 5755 being ias follows,
to-wit:
Survey No. 5754, Amnendeld Sahively Placetr.
Beginning at Corner No. I, 1he norl hwst loca
tion corner, a p,.st 5 inchesl sqllare. 5 feet long,
2!i feet deelp. mrked 1-5751 for Corner N,. 1.
from which U. S. L. M. No. 1i155. Townsihip 7
north, lrange 1li west (unsurveyed) bears north
14 degrees, Si minutes iast 2415.1 feet, and run
ning thence south 37 degrees west 1404 4 feet:
thence south 33 degrees, 30 minutes west ltit feet;
thence south 54 degrees, 30 minutes east 272 feet;
thence north 33 degrees, 21 minutes east 2144.7
feet; thence north 711 degrees. 45 minutes west
192.1 feet, to Corner No. 1, the placHe of begin
ning, containing an area of 11..56 acres, all
claimed by the above-namn d applicant.
Survey No. 5755, Amended Gold 11111 Placer.
Beginning at Corner No. 1, the northacst loca
tion corner, a post 4% ins square, 4%/ feet long,
2 feet deep, tmarked 1-5755 for Corner No. 1,
from which U. 8. L. M. No. 55115, Township 7
nortn. Range 16 west (un urveye 1h bears n ,ith
21 degrees, :I minutes east 3437.6i feet. and run.
nfing thence south 06t degrees, 46I minutes west
1237.5 feet; thence north is degrees, 37 minutes
west 400.5 feet; thence routh 61 degrees, 22 min.
utes west 730 feet; thence south 21 decrees, 35
minutes minutes east 1036 feet; thence north 71
degrees, 55 minutes east 270 f-et; thence north
22 degrees, 25 minutes west 350 feet; thence
north 59 degrees, 56 minutes east 520.5 feet:
thence north 62 degrees, a14 minutes east 1038
feet; thence north 37 degrees east 3"26.3 feet, to
Corner No. 1. the place of beginning, contain.
ing an area of 19.45 acres, all claimed by the
above-named applicant.
Magnetic variation of all courses of these sur.
veLs, 20 degrees east.
There are no known clains in conflict with
these surveys.
The adjcining claims are: On the sout.h an,
east of Survey No. 5754 the Dream Placer claim
(n surveyed). Joseph l. Pardee et al claimants
on the northeast. the Basin Creek Placer clain
(pnsurveyed), Paul A. Fuss, claimant. On tit
south orlurvey No. 5755 is tlure No. 514, th"
Amended Quarts Hill placer. Joseph T. Parde:
aoilclant.
The location notices of these placer mining
claims are recorded in hook 4 of Placer Loos
tions at Pages 18 and 17. respectively, Reomrd
of Granite county, Montana.
Total area of these surveys claimed, 21.0
ELMER E HERSHEY Register.
JOsIAw SKULL. Attorney for Ajpliant.
First pnblicat on, Aulgust -le-tOl
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