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WEEKLY JOUkNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1911
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Vtotn Thursday's Dally)
Home From Visit.
. tiriiiiin dlalc hns returned
) easant six weeks visit with
,, mill friends in southern Cal-
t
Business Visitor,
j .' (tlcnn, who hns boon spend
,,, i . summer with his son in
."Mcroay n,l left in the after
ronn for hit homo on important lml
e. lie win rctnrn jn a fcw
and remain until the snow flies. Ho
' very enthusiastic over the moun
ts n country ami it unexcelled ell
mate Looking over Country.
H- H. MnMon and (1. II. Wnld
hndgo, l,th identified with thn Ari
zona Power company, left yesterday
for .lerome on an examination trip o'f
their interests nnd to look over the
industrial ituation. Mr. Waldbrldge
eomcs from New York, and contem
plate, remaining i this section for
several weeks to personally familinr-
izc Himself with the general rcour-
. i.rove, is in the city for 'm f the rmnit-
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fW !IV Ull miniums.
rrom the Bang.
j (From Friday's Diily.)
t TVom th. TO.---
. - ' Inn rnriiMiiH nf 41it v n n n ' "
of I. L. Harmon, is in the I .M" Hml MwV ' " stcP
r..m Camp Wood on business
uu w.ll return today.
Visiting Friends.
Mr 1 1 co. II. Francis and daughter
( mlioldt arc in the city for a
. dm visiting with friends nnd
t,f the Hotel St. AHcbncl.
Ctncludes Visit.
M s li llinn Wilkic, who has been
.wis the summer, returned yestcr-
lav ' Hoburt, Okls., after nn en
vain' visit.
Visiting Parents.
Mr ' M. Hniblc, wife of Under
brr ff Itnihlc, and daughter, left
fter'a for Hocky Ford, Colo.,
r't' he will visit with her parents
' r a few weeks.
Leaves for 8outh.
ir.d Mr. .1. K. Diily, the form-
t r haged as 11 solicitor of public
applies, left yesterday for the
t jt ei part of the territory and
w M'turn to this loenllty Inter to
"ti, 1
Tonner Resident Returns.
U la e Fairbank, for many years
, . U nt of this city, nrrived from
Vv, ork eity Tuesday, nnd will
'tir, i for u few days on business,
lie r, r ed a cordial welcome from
- -n fr ends.
Brief Visit.
t T. K. Fit.simmons, wlft of
' e 1" oenl.x brick manufacturer, nr-
el 11 the city yesterday on busl
oi .ii'l will return tomorrow. Mr.
1 in won has several large con
'srti and is prospering.
Eetum From East.
Mr and Mrs. M. B. Harvltine, the
' rnit" the cashier of the Hank of
t 7 11a, with their three sons, re-'-ft
I yesterday from nn extended
Jit with relatives and friend in
ihi and other eastern states.
Tcderal Officer Here.
frel K. Hurnctt, Chinese Imml
pau 11 Inspector, is 11 recent arrival
111 Tucson, nnd is investigating the
iep'it of residence of ccvernl Chin
t 11 this section, and looking over
a"air of his department.
Arrive From East.
Mri. V. W, Iloss, son and daughter,
"turned yesterday after several
month of an absence visiting with
relatives and friends in Louisville,
Ky. Her son, Thomas D. Hoss, re
ma nrd nnd will take a law course at
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Outlook Q ratifying.
I. It. Wells is in the city from the
hower Agua Frin valley and reports
the Mve stock industry in good con
lit on for the approaching fall and
"inter months. Hangc feed is up to
the standard of the previous year,
ami there iR every indication of a
prosperous season.
turn Froai Baat
Albert M. and Alesander Joues re
turned from the east yesterday, the
former on 11 marketing trip to dis
pose of sheep at St. Joseph, Mo.,
nd the latter on his annual vacation
to i,t with friends. He is an nt
Uche in this city of the 8. F. P. &
n the auditor's office. Doth are
b of Col. T. M. Jones of this city
Likes the Country.
I I. Jackson, of I'hocnlx, who hni
'feu (pending the summer with bis
n nt Minnehaha Hat, was in "Uio
men irom their homo on Tank
Creek yesterdny and will remain for
a few days vi'iting with friend.
From the Mines.
W. .1. Casey, foreman of the Mud
hole mine at Walker, was in the eity
yesterday on a brief business visit, re-
turning to his camp in tbn afternoon.
From the Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Tucker arc in
the city for a few days from their
dry farm near Point of Hocks, visit
ing with friend and" transacting
business.
Rangeiuan Visitor.
dranvillc Fain of Camp Verde, was
In the city yesterday on business,
and stated that the cattle situation
in that country was never in better
condition.
Called by Illness.
Mr?. William Tbomns left jester
day for Massillon, Ohio, receiving a
telegram that her father, James Drown
was critically ill and could not live
but a few days
Mining Visitor.
M. I). Murray, mining engineer, ar
rived from Chihuahua, Mexico, yes
terday, and will remain for several
days to investigate t he mineral re
sources of this section.
Pioneer Visitor.
Thomn I. Huckuian, farmer nnd
stock raier of Thompson Valley, 1
in the city for a few days, to visit
with hi mother who has been spend
ing the summer here for the benefit
of her health.
Enjoying Vacation.
Hicbard Crigg, arrived from the
Climax camp on the Hnssayampa yes
terday nnd will remain for several
days on n pleasure visit. He gives
nn excellent account of that property
and its possibilities.
Climatic Attraction.
II. Hauder, mine operator of
the. Santa Maria section, nrrived yes
terday .and will remnin for a few
weeks to enjoy tho rlhnnto of this
ection. He stntes that the present
snrnmer hns been a record breaker in
the intensity of the heat.
Returns to City.
J. H. Morrlfon, who hns been mill
wright of the United Cold Mines
company nt Congress, returned to the
city yesterday and gives nn excellent
report of that property, which he lie
lieves will become the greatest gold
producer In the new state,
Returns From East.
W. V. DeCnmp, general manager
of the Pacific Copper Mlalng com
pany, who was called to Kansas City
to consult with stockholders, and
visited his wife at Denver for a few
davs. returned yesterday nnd will
leave today for his camp at Silver
Mountain.
Return to Caap.
S. L. Duncan, sujerintendent of the
Climax Mining company, returned to
his camp yesterday to contlnne de
velopment, nnd in a short time will
resume operntlon of the mill. He Is
mnMi nleased with the results of the
lnt ten days, which gave heavier
values than at any time before.
Another Oil Compny.
Articles of incorporation of the
Pittsburg nnd Verde Volley Oil com
nanv were filed for record yesterday
in tho county recorder's office. The
incorporators nrc Win. H. Pocschmnn,
O.M. Andrews nnd C. II. Huthcrford.
The capital stock is $2.-0,000, with
shares at the par value of fl each, j
After Mine Supplies.
1. II. Cross, who Is developing
mines In Crook Canyon, near tho
Uodlr, is in the city nfler supplies.
Ho tntes Hint the territorlnl high
way is enthusiastically welcomed In
that district nnd upon its completion
there will result much benefit to the
miner nnd particularly to those who
will make ore shipments to market.
Will Repair Roads.
T. N. Chliders, country road super
intendent, will lenvo today for Cherry
Creek nnd the Verde. Vnlley, where
considerable damage to the road took
place last week from cloudbursts nnd
which will be repaired immediately.
A stretch of eight miles is said to
be impassable for any class of ve
hicles, In several place gorges ns
deep as six feet being cut and filled
with big boulder.
Will Visit Old Home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Phillip Hoover left
yeslerdny for Xcliople, Pcnnsylvnnln,
the birthplace of tho former, for n
visit until November with rclntive
and friends. The Journey is n par
ticularly interesting one to Mr. Hoov
er, this being the first time iu n
third of a century, or since lie has
been n resident of Arizona, that tho
opportunity has presented Itself for
him to renew the old dnys when he
was n soldier of the civil war. He
will again visit tho old battlefield
nnd tnke part in reunions of comrades
before the few that aro left vanish
in memory.
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Return for Visit.
Mrs. Anna Shipp nnd daughter,
Miss Alva Shipp, have returned from
Kingmnii nnd will remain for n few
days visiting with friends.
Capital City Visitor.
Mrs. U. C. Tiirnbull is in the city
for it few dnvs from Phoenix visit
ing with Iter brother, I. P. lluruett
nnd other relatives nnd friends.
Mining Visitor.
Perry Hnll, well known in demo
erntie political circles nnd nt present
:i mechnnicnl engineer nt the HI lie
Hell mine, is in the city for n few
dnys.
Returns to Bra&shaws.
Ceo. P. Harrington has recovered
sufficiently from recent illness ns to
be able to resume his duties as man
nger of the Nelson Mining company
and left yesterday for his camp at
Crown King.
Mining- Visitors.
H. II. Peterson, mining man of Mc
Cnbe, nnd son, F. H. Peter'on, are in
the city for a few days on business
nnd report considerable activity in
that section.
Returns From Outing.
T. W. King, Dig Chlno cattle
man, returned yesterday from
month's outing nt the cimt resorts
of southern California nnd will leave
today for home.
Family Rejoices.
A fine baby girl watt lKnrn 1n this
city Thnrsday to Mr. and Mrs. W. I).
Denny, and the happy parent are re
ceiving the congratulations of many
friends nnd acquaintances.
Rural Visitor.
Charles Miller, farmer of Sknll Val
ley, was in the city yeirterday on
busiiuns, and gives nn excellent ac
count of the jmst summit's yield In
all line of farming products.
Oa the sick Xdft.
Itobcrt Dnms was brought to the
city from the I.ticky .Star mine yes
terday and will remain for several
lays to receive ms-dlcal attention,
having symptom of typhoid fever.
Leave for Htnr Hsu.
Mm. K. J. Dulgnan and daughter
left vesterday for Ash Fork, where
they will reside, Mr. Dulgnan ecur
lng the iMisltlon of ynrdmastcr of the
S. F. P. ti P. nt that place a few
days ngo.
Visiting Old Haunts.
Frank (Irnhnm, merehnnt and
freighter of Wendcn, on the A. k C.
railroad, Is In the city on it business
and pleasure visit for n few days. He
formerjy resided In this city and U
popularly known to all.
To the Coatt.
It. S. Masson, chief engineer of the
Arizona Power company, nnd H. 0
Walhridgc of the board of directors
left yesterday for Los Angeles on
business. Both will retfirn in a few
days to continue their examinations
Educational Mission.
Kenneth Heation, son of Mr. nil'
Mrs. J. R. Heatson, left yesterday for
Los Angeles where he enters tho l.'ul
verslty of .Southern California, to
take a preparatory course for admit
tnnce. to the State University nt Her
keley.
New Mining Camp.
8. C. Ycomnns, Kdwnrd Melter nnd
Henry Harkschat are In the city per
fecting arrangements for establishing
a new c'up at tho Cowboy mine, re
cently acquired, and will start devel
opracnt Immediately. Tho property
li located on the Santa Maria and Is
attractive in gold values, being form
erly owned by Hrow, Smith k Del
eher,
TITCSOX, Ariz., Sept. S.-Among
the many fine looking building which
nrc now upon the campus of the
'Diversity of Arizonn another will
take its place sometime within the
next six months. It will be n fine
ilormltory.
President Wilde 1 said yesterday
nfternnon that the new dormitory
would bo built of brick to innMi
some of the buildings already cons
tructed and t tint when finished would
iiinke a flue addition to the campus.
The location of the proposed build
ing will be on the north side of the
enmpus between the President's rest-
lencc nnd West Cottnge, the young
ladies ilormltory.
The new building is assured since
the Hoard of Control has already
mado the npproprint'on for it and the
sum amounts in nil to 423,000. Of
this sum '-'.'.OO-l will be used to build
the structure while the remaining
tH.OOO will be used for finishing it
after the building is completed. The
material will bo red brick and it will
be it two story structure. Dr. Wilde
snid: "The new dormitory will be
modern in every respect. The latest
plumbing will be installed and every
thing done to make it a fine building.
Tim plnns nt present are to use it as
a young Indie dormitory. There will
be a Jnrgo screen porch in the bnCK
for sleeping purposes tho same kind
of n porch t tint is now being built
(From Snturdnv'g Dally.)
Mr. and Mm. K. L. Tomilnson were
in the city yeiterdny from the Ven
.in mining camp in (rook Canyon,
visiting with friends and transacting
business. Mr. Tomlinson states that
the grade for installing the new cyan
ide plnnt Is nenrlng completion nnd
thnt the machinery will begin to ar
rive during the present month. Mine
work continue under favorable con
ditions nnd n large tonnage of ore
Is ready for treatment by the new
process. He has alio ordered n motor
truck for hauling freight to nnd from
the mine, whicli will be placed In
commission as toon the the territorial
highway is completed over Senator
hill, which will be during the present
yenr. Mr. Tomlinson state that the
coming of the road is of far reaching
importance to hi ns well a other
mining interests in that section.
CHARMED WITH GRAND CANYON
((From Friday's Dally.)
It. P.. Morrison who accompanied
Sister Magdnlfn nnd Sister Dolorlnc,
of the order of I.orcttn, to the Grand
Cnuyon a few days ago, returned
yesterday, his guests continuing their
journey to Denver. He J n brother
of Sister Dolorine, who visited for a
few days in this city with relatives
nnd friends. Tn expressing her nd
miration of tho great natural wonder,
Sister Magdalen was so charmed
with the wonderful work of nature
SA'NTA FK PACIFIC RAIMtOAD
COMPANY, by Howrf Jones Its La ml
'ommiioner, filed In this offico
June 2S. IPlO, its application, Serial
J No. oiHWi.', to enter under tho provi
sion f the Act of Congrcs approved,
i April 21, 1001 (.13 Stats. 211), tho
following described lands, viz:
The Fast half of the Northwest
quarter, nnd Lots one nnd two of thu
Northwest quarter of section ten; thu
North half of the Northeast quarter.
Kast half of the Northwest quarter.
and Lots one nnd two of the North
west quarter of section thirty-four, In
township nineteen north, of rnngo
twelve and oe-hnlf east: The North
cast quarter of the Northwest quarter.
West half of the Northwest quarter
and the West half of the Southwest
quarter of section twenty-two, nil of
section twenty-eight, the South hnlf,
and the West half of the Northwest
quarter of section thirty-four, tho
West half of the Southeast quarter
of section twenty-seven, in township
seventeen north, of range two west
of the Gila nnd Salt IHver Bnse nnd
Meridian, Arizona.
Any and all perons claiming ndvers-
1y the lands described, or desiring to
object because of the mineral char.
nctcr of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits of protest
in this office, on or before the 20th
day of September, 1911.
FRANK H. PARK Kit,
Register.
Aug. 10 (W) St.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 014928
t'nitd States Land Office,
Phoenix, Arizona, July 111, 1011.
Notice is hereby given thnt E
Hlcek, whoo Post " Office nddrc is
Prescott, Arizonn, hns mndc applica
tion for patent to ItOOO linear feet of
as to remnrk In He presence of many I Hie April Shower nnd Christmas Gift,
,!... t ... 1.-1 ,. , Mndf mining claims survey No. 2011,
tourists that if sho had been torn- . mMnvmvtl Mining District, Yv-
. . . i iviii r ""in isiiiil: iov , ii tin i nnnrv iriTAiin t 1 1 1 t ri i in nioiv
on .ort nan for inc college men. . , . ".,.. I ' ' ' . ""V. ;'
, , . , , . , , mi ,irncK irom miliums to r.i torar, inciter. ..it 'jwii. i "j it. t un-
1 do not know just when the build-1 .. , , i...,...,, vTnnii VnUnnnl Por.'.f
... , J , ... , ,, .magnificence of the scene would hnvc , sunej w I reeou Aituonni ronsi.
lng will be eomplctid, but probaluy l ! Described ns fol own:
some time within the nest six'""' m c hristmns Gift Lode, Beginning at
months."
Dr. Wilde Is very optimistic n to
nn increased registration nt the Uni
versity and stated. "We are receiv
ing answers every dny from the let
ters which we have sent to prospec
tive students nnd thn outlook Is very
bright. Most of the students from
whom we have heard are young men
nnd don't know whether we will
have dormitory 400m for them or not
I nm especially anxious to hear from
thoe near the University or in other
section of the city who will have
rooms to rent ns I fenr that we will
need them."
Dram
WAIT FOR US
The Swigcrt Bros. Optical Co.
sanoas-t swiisn emeu it
Sim aaaamMy at TfOtf mt utlMtartai Claaar
MM Irs tcim aoatu itxift
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NEXT TRIP W Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 17, 18, 10
and 20, We will also visit Crown
King Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 21
and -2; Harrington, Wednesday and
Thursday, Aug. 23 and 24; Mayer,
Saturday, Aug. 26; Humboldt, Monday
and Tuesday, Aug. 28 and 29, and
MeCabe, Wednesday, Aug. 31.
BLOCK LETS
TWO CONTRACTS
E. E.BURUNGAYIF. & Co.
iCCiV IsCEirt? And CMEMICM
;AjjAi Urrltc laboratory
. EfUtbllehed In Colorado, 1S46. Samples b)
1 mail or eiprcM receive prompt and caret u.
'attention. Qold And Sllvrr Bulllet
Kcfluuj. Melted atd Arwiyed or Purchased
CeacentratioB Teats 100 b. or Cat
Load Lots. Write for-Term.
It'-ITM Lawrence Jit. DENVER. COLO
(From Saturday's Dally)
Kd. lllock yesterday let two lm-
jtortant mine contracts, one to Dan
liyan and John iPhipjw on his llcst
Friend group in Weaver district for
continuing the main working shaft
lown 10ft feet after the performanco
of which rt Is probable nnother con
tract will be awarded. Fred Rose
secured the contract to continue tho
main tunnel on the Christmas group
In I!nayampa district for nn addl
tlonal 100 feet, which will exploit
that prjerty snfflclently to make
accurate deductions. In the present
tunnel tin? howlng Is satisfactory
and the owner xp?d that the New
York will tablish n very promising
property.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 015160
Journal-Miner lllfli class job work
WHAT SAVED
HER LIFE
Mrs. Martin Tel!. Abort a fctfaM
Experience thnt MiJM Km
Ended Seriously.
Rtverrllie, W. V11. Mrs. Dora Martin,
la a letter from ulvcavjlle, writes:
"For three years, I suffered with wo
manly troubles, and had pains in my
back and side. I was nervous and
could not sleep at night.
Tke doctor could not help me. Ha
aald I would have to bo operated on be
fore I could get better. I thought
would try using Cnrdul.
Now, I am entirely well.
I am sure Cardul saved my life.
will never be without Cardul In my
home. I recommend It to my friends."
For fifty years, Cardul has been re
lieving pain and distress caused by we
manly trouble It will surely help you
It goes to the spot reaches the
trouble relieves the symptoms, aad
drives away the cause.
If you mffer from any symptoms tf
womanly trouble, take Cardul.
Your druggist sells and recommesda
It Qet a bottle from him today.
RSj.-WWtsto UaW A4ly Dtt.. CHa
Mti JaWtttlM Cai. Qutunoos. T. far jpMaSl
nttnumnh s - i, in ti
sat wassM, - stat w sum t , sa.
United States Land Office,
Phoenix, Aruonn, August 11, 1011.
Xotlce Is hereby given that John
W. Dougherty, of San Diego, Califor
nia, by John J. Hawkins, his Attorney-in-Fact,
wifco post office ad
dress is Prescott, Arizona, has made
application for a Unite! States Pat
ent for the I.ltt. Conner No, 2, nnd
Llttlo topper -No, ;i, l.nio Mining
Claims, Mineral Survey o. 2014. con
tulning (told and. Copper, situate In
the Hasaayarupa Mining District,
Yavapai County, Arizona, covering
3000 feet, unsur.veyed, approximately
in sections 1 .10, T. IU 4; 13 N., It
3 W in Prscott National Forest,
and more particularly described as
rojJows: Little Copper o. 2: He
glnnlng nt Cor. Xo. 1, whence the
theoretical jolnt for the S. W. Cor,
of gee. 31, T. 13 N.. It. 2 W. on the
3rd Standard Parallel North, bears
. 8.1 Deg. 32 Min. K. -iriS.fl ft. and
II. S. L. M. No. 2024, 1nr S. 88
Deg. 23 Min. K. .1682.3 ft: thence N'
irt Deg. 4(1 Min. W. 600 ft. to Cor,
No. 2; thence H. 23 Deg. H Min. W,
1.100 ft. to Cor. No. 3; thence 3. 66
Deg. 40 Mill. K. HOO ft. to No. 4
thence N. 23 Deg. 14 Min. K. 1300 ft
to beginning, containing 20.661 acres,
Llttb Copper No. 3: Deginning nt
Cor. No. 1, whence theoretical point
for H.W. Cor. of See. 31, T. 13 N
It. 2 W., on the Third Htnndard Par
allel North bears N. 3 Deg. 31 Min.
K. 401.1 ft. and V. 8. L. M. No. 2021
bears N. 6 Deg. 01 Min. L. .126.1.7
ft,: thence X. 66 Dog. 46 Min. W.
500 ft. to Cor. No. 2; thenc H. 23
Deg. 14 Min. W. 1.100 ft. to Cor. No.
3: thence 8. 60 Deg. Ill Min. K. 0
ft. to Cor. No. I; thence N. 23 Deg.
14 Min. H. 1600 ft. tn beginning;
containing 20.661 neres. Notice of
Location of Little Copier No. 2 is
recorded. In Hook .10 of Mint. "Pago
4.18, u ml Llttk" Copper No. 3 In Book
.10 of Mines, at Page 130, Hecords of
Ynvniai County, Arizona. There are
no known adjoining claims nnd this
claim is surrounded by United Elate
Public Domain.
FHANKIl. PAHKEH,
IlegUter.
First publication August 16, 1011.
cor. No. 1, whence U. S. L. M. No.
'2S27 brs. S. 12 deg. 16 nun. K. 126.1
ft.. TLonce: N. 47 deg. 30 min. E.
MOO ft. to cor No. 2, thence: S. 37
deg. 37 min. K. 600 ft. to cor No. 3,
thence: S. 17 deg. 30 min. W. 1C0O
ft. to cor. No. -I, thenee: N. 37 deg.
37 min. W. 600 ft. to cor. No. 1, tho
place of beginning.
April Shower Lode. Beginning at
cor. No. 1; whence V. H. L. M. No.
2S27 brs. S. 12 deg. 16 min. K. 120.1
ft. Thence: S. 37 deg. 37 min. E.
600 ft. to cor. No. 2, thence S. 02
deg. 23 min. W. 1.100 ft. to cor. No.
3, thence: N. 37 deg. 37 min. W. 600
fr. to cor. No- 4, thence '. C2 deg.
23 min. K. 1300 ft- to cor. No. 1, tho
place of beginning. Area 20.061
acres, less area in conflict with sur.
No. 2827, Empire lode 2.303 ncretr,
nnd Friely lode 1.004 ncres, Net aren
Christmns flift hlo 17.861 ncres.
Christmas Gift lode, nren 20.58B
neres, less area 4,n conflict with sur.
No. 2S27, Middle lode 0.000 neres, anil
Empire lode 1.726 neres. Net nrea
Chrishuins (lift lode 17.861 acre.
The location notice are recorded
ns follows: Christinas Gift lode, Book
84 of Mines, page C31; April Shower
lode, Book SO of Mines, page 5Sl
BecoTds of Yavapai County, Arizonn.
This claim is bounded on the North
by New Year lode mnsurveyed, b.
Block claimant, niulr U. S. Land on
the Eost nnd South by sur. No. 2827,
Middle, Empire nnd Friely lode, and
U. 5. Land, and on trie west tiy u.
Land.
FRANK II. PARKER, f
Register.
First pub. Aug. 2.
MINERAL APPLICATION N0.01S248
NOTICCE TOR P08TINQ AND
FUBLI8H1NO.
ferial Number 011632.
Phoenix, Arizona, Land Office,
Phoenix, Arizona, Aug. 8, 1011.
Notice is hereby given that the
United States Land Office,
t'lioenix, Arizona, Auir. 2o. 1911.
Notice 1 hereby given, that Til
TOPHEATH MlN'ING 4 MILLINtt
Co. by W. W. BOSS, Its Atty-ln-fact,
of Prescott, Arizona, has mad
application for patent to the TIP
TOP, KEYSTONE and JOKEIt lodo
mining claims, survey No. 2031, situ
ated in Humbug Mining District, Yav
apai County, Arizona, approximately
in Twp. 8 N. It, 1 E, unurveyed, de
scribed as follows:
TIP TOP lode, beginning at Cor.
No. 1 whence U. S. L. M. No. 2931
brs. S. .17 deg. 23 min. E. 2.10.6 feet.
Thence H. 67 deg. 12 min. W. 1451
feet to cor. No. 2, thence N. 22 deg.
48 min. W. 600 feet to cor. No. 3,
thence N. 67 deg. Hi min. E. 14.11
feet to cor. No. t, thenee X. 22 deg.
48 min. E. 600 feet to eor. No. 1, the
place of beginning, area 20.027 arres.
KEYSTONE lode, beginning at Cor.
No. 1, wheuec U. rt. L. M. No. 2031
brs. H. 37 deg. 2.1 E. 2.10.0 feet,
thenee 8. 07 deg. 12 min. W. 11.11 ft.
to Cor. No. 2, thenee 8. 22 deg. IS
min. E. 600 feet to Cor. No. 3, theneo
N. 07 deg. 12 win. E. 1454 ft. to Cor.
No. 4, thence N. 22 deg. IS min. W.
COO ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of
beginning, nrra 20.027 aeres.
JOKEIt lode, beginning nt eor. No,
1, whence V. ti. L. M. No. 2031 brr.
H. 41 deg. CH win. E. 583.07 fet,
thence 8. deg. 28 min. E. 1.100 ft.
to eor. No. 2, thenee H. I deg. 32
min. W. 600 ft. to eor. No. .1, thence;
N. 8.1 deg. 28 min. W. 1500 ft. to
cor. No. I, thenee N. 4 deg. 32 min.
E. 600 ft. to eor. No. 1, thn place of
beginning, nrea 20.661 acre.
This claim is bounded on the Nortli
lv Very Top lode nnsurveyed, O. A.
Ensign claimant, aud U. H. Land: on
tho eait and south by U. K. Load,
and ou tho west by FouthTip Top lode,
unturveyed and (J. 8. Land. The lo
cation notlees nrc rocorded an follow;
TIP TOP. Book 50 of mines pago l,
KEYSTONE, Book .10 of mine pau
44. JOKEIt, Book 30 of mines pogi
4.1, Ifcords of Yavapai Coouiy, Arl.
zona. FRANK II. PANKElJ,
Ilegliter,
First pub. (Vf) H-pt. C.