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H THE MERCUR MINER.
B Published
R Mercur, Utah's Grent Gold Camp.
H Subscriptions)
H One year $2.60
H Hlx months 1.K0
Three montltH ."5
H Abraham Crawford ICdltbr
IH James T. Jukoinnn Mminger
H . . rrr : notick.
H During our' nbsonco any business
H transacted with XV. H. Pccklmin for us
H will bet O. IC. The gentleman will receipt
1 for money due the oirice, will tnke orders
1 for Job printing, etc.
B James T. .lakeninn,
H ENTER, THE NEW EDITOR.
r Ladles and Gentlemen: In making this,
- my llrst bow to yon In my edltoilnl ca-
W puclty, 1 frankly admit I feel somewhat
H shaky, and being of n retiring niul bnsh-
P? fill disposition (?) this Is as It should be.
Hh However, I feci conlldcnt that as time
goes on the conditions will become l'a-
H miliar, and I will feel nt home. Allow
H mo to say that It will be my earnest
B endeavor to rnuke the Morcur Miner as
M Interesting and up-to-date ns possible.
H I ak the assistance and co-operatlou of
1 the people of Mercur to this end. The
H cnlumns of this papor will ever be open
H for the dlscm-slnn of ctiy question so-
H clal, political, rellKlous, etc. In short, a
H paper the people of Mercur will take an
H Intcrent in and be pioud of. Wishing
H our city and the people thereof every
H success, I remain,
H Respectfully yours,
H ABRAHAM CRAWFORD.
H DISLOCATHD IIKlt SHOULDER.
H Mrs. Johanna Sodcrholm of Fergus
H Falls, Minn., fell and dislocated her
H Htiouldcr, She bad a surgeon get It
H back In place as soon ns possible, but
9 It was quite sore and pained her very
Hr ' much. Her Hon tnentlonel that he bad
H semi Chamberlaln'H 1'uln Balm ndver-
H Used for sprains and soreness, nud she
H iusked him to buy her a bottle of It,
H which he did. It quickly relieved her
H. mid enabled her lo sleep, which she
H ) had not done for several days. The son
H wuh ho much pleased with the relief It
H j Rave his mother that he has since rec-
H ' ominended it to many others. For sale
;
H j Mercur Drug Co., Mercur, Utah.
H M. H. Drawn, Stockton, Utah.
; CON. MERCUR'S NEW ORE BODY
H I j During the past ninety days the Con-
M-" solldntcd Morcur company has opened
B h body of oxidized ore In the old Golden
Gut- workings that bids fair to make a
H; new mini) of that property. During the
H time mentioned an Incline has been mink
Hp. l distance of 2S0 feet lit the vein, line
.i values being maintained for the entire
Vj dliitaiice values ranging from S5 to $18
M or more. Sinking Is ntl) In progress nnd
H' tho grade of the ore keeps up well. The
j Work was commenced In what has been
B Known iih the bottom of the Golden Gate
m- mine,-where previous managements of
j tho property had reached the concludon
Hfc pay values ceaseu, so mat every root of
E the work now being do no Is in virgin
H ground. The ledge dlpn to the east, tin-
H iter the big mountain on which the mill
H was built, and ! being followed down
H In what Is designated as winze No. 7.
H Two levels havo been run out In the
H vein to the north and three to the south.
H The first and second lovels In the latter
H direction have been ndvnnccd llfty feet
b through good ore to a point where a
V "fault" occurs, nnd where no attempt
H has yet been made to determine Its rclu-
H tlon to the vein'. The No. 3 level has not
H yet reached tho "fault," but the oreH
H coming from it average well up with
HH those In the levels above.
T; 0n tno ,0rth 8llll'i No. 1 lovel has been
B I sent out over 200 feet and, with the ex-
H ' caption of an unlmortnnt "lean" streak
or two of a few feet thick, the values,
B according to dally sampling, shows nv-
H nrages In excess of $10 per ton. The
H same conditions are found In the second
H level, which Is now out a distance of
H about seventy-live feet. The third level
1 on this side has not yet been started,
H and at no pla.-e a pounJ of ore yet been
j mined, other than that which Is taken
H out In niiuiliur the winze and levels. No
I croBs-ciittliDr of the vein hns been at-
Li, tempted eltli -r. and Its average width Is
HF"-. thercforo uiaieterinlned. Hut, Judging
H ' from the woik dono In establishing the
H s dtfforcnt levels. Mnnagcr Dern Is contl-
B dent that It will bo found to vary from
H fifteen or eighteen to forty feet.
H , Tho possibilities In that .portion of the
H mine seem to be practically llmltlCFs nnd
H Manager Dern Is pardonably elated In
H Lonseiucnce, lartlculnrly to because of
H the results being obtained In tho face of
H the derision of those who preceded him
H in the management that "bottom" had
H been reached. Manager Dern is expect
H . Irtvr big things from the new discovery
H nnd declares that he is not going to be
fooled cither
L WONDRRFITI, NBRVH.
k. Is displayed by many a man enduring
B pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
V ltrulsoH, Huron, HonUlH, Sore feel or stiff
Joints. Hut thcro's no need for It. Huck-
H 7 Ion's Arnica Halvo will kill tho pain nnd
mj cure tho trouble. It's the best Halve on
Pn, earth for Tiles, too, 2Sc. nt Mercur Drug
V- ' Co., druggist.
HH GOLD FROM TIIK DAISY.
M ' Arthur Murphy, who Is operntlug the
old Daisy mine and mill nt Mercur un-
BL. der lease, whs In the city yesterday,
Hfl making settlement for the llrst consign-
H mant of golS ryanlres shliiped since the
PI mill went Into commission late last
T month, IIo has spent a great ileal of
H money In reopening the inlrte nnd plac-
B lug the mill In shape to do good work
M since ho took poweselon, Into In tho fall,
H but ho mnked the pleasant announce-
H ineut that he Is now operating at n nice
H profit, nnd ho has no doubt of his ability
H to contlnuo for an Indefinite time.
H With a force of about fifty men he Is
M mining nnd milling an average of eighty
B tons of ore per day, and It will not ho
VJ long, ho pays, until ho has the irlll
Jfl grinding out over 10 ton every twenty-
jfjfl four hours. The ore Is not very hliih-
H grade, milling from $2.60 to $6, hut Is nil
jjV oxidized and worl very easily. With
fl tho present tennago Mr. Murphy ox-
H Pttcttn to clean up from $10,000 to $12,000
M Iter month.
H DOMISSTIC TUOUHLK8.
H . It Is exceptional to find a family
JJfJJ whore thero are no domeatlo niptuios
jfJJj occasionally, but those can bo lessened
H by having Dr. King's Now Ufu Fills
H
around. Much trouble they save by
tholr great work In Stomach and Liver
tumbles. They not only relieve you,
hut rure. 25r, at Mercur Drug Co. drug
store.
INSTALLATION OF EAGLE OFFI
CERS. On Thursday evening D. D. G. 1
Crawford, assisted by G. A. Whltokcr
snd Abe Rtrnsteln of Salt Lake, In
stalled the following olllcers;
1'. W. P. J. L. Craft.
W. P. Joseph Garland.
W. V. P. Richard Kemp.
W. C Dr. J. E. Tnlt.
W. S. Richard Daniels.
W. T. A. C. Thompron,
W. C Abe Crawford.
W. I. O. Chris Thompron.
W. O. G. E. M. Mllllln.
W. Trustees II. W. Mobr, Joseph
Ililndlcy and William Goodman.
EVERY IIOTTLE OF CHAMBER
LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY WAR
RANTED. We guninntce every bottle of Chnm
berlnlu'fl Cough Remedy and will re
fund the money to any one who Is not
satisfied after using two-thirds of the
contents. This Is the best remedy In
tho world for la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup nnd whooping cough and Is pleas
ant and cafe to take. It prevents any
tendency of a cold to result In pneu
monia. Mercu- Drug Co., Mercur, Utah.
M. E. Brown, Stockton. Utah.
NOTES AROUND TOWN.
Mrs. Lottie Elhlers Is improving slow
ly fiom her rccnt Illness.
John L. Edwards was a visitor to Salt
Lake this week, for a couple of days.
Manager Murphy of the West dip was
a passenger on Tuesday's train for Salt
Lake.
Manager G. W. Dern returned to Salt
Lake Thursday. A report of the Con
Mercur will be found elsewhere.
Mrs. M. N. Sprntly went to Salt Lake
this week. She will go to Uingham
to look after her Interests there.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnrvls took u trip to Eu
reka Thursday. While there Mr, Jar
vis, we are told, was Initiated In the
Elks.
A new service has been established
between Mercur and the West Dip,
leaving Stelumun's every day at 1:30 p.
in.; fare, HO cents.
The people on the Golden Gate Hill
appreciate very much the action of the
Con. Mercur In lighting up the sidewalk
from the Methodist church.
- - - -
"Doc" Evans nnd Joe Ulewltt Intend
opening a Miloon In Ophlr In the near
future. Joe went to the city Sunday to
see about fixtures and supplies.
Joseph lllewitt has established bache
lor's hall, he having bought die house
of Kntito Johnson, gave It a thorough
cleaning and moved his furniture In.
Mr. J. W. Lee during his trip down
routli teok some line views of the coun
try. He ought to get them fixed for a
lantern nnd give nn address on them,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Connors left
Friday for Salem, they having been
summoned thither by the death of Mrs.
Connors' mother, who had died Thurs
day, agcet close to 90 years.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carpenter- have rented
and moved Into Mr. C. W. Corlleld's
house on Met cur street. We nre In
formed that the house next door will
hoon have new tenants, but more of
this anon.
A baby girl wns born to Mr. nnd Mrs.
St Cnrmnn Friday morning, and the
way SI went mound town, head high up
and tickled all over nt his nine-pound
bnby girl, wasn't slow. The Editor hod
a cigar on tho new arrival.
Lyman Raker wns Initiated and In
structed In the mysteries of Eagledom,
after which tin adjournment was taken
to social session. Refreshments were
served nnd a good tlmo had, everyone,
visitors nnd Invited guests, enjoying
themselves to the utmost.
Photographer C. Joy or this city has
opened a studio In American Fork. Mr.
Joy Intends to keep his studio open In
Morcur, coming here and staying pay
week or longer If necessnry. He left
Monday for his pew Held of work. Suc
cess to your efforts, Mr. Joy.
C. L. Preble was n visitor on our
streets Friday. Mr. 1'ieble Is very en
thusiastic over the protpects on the
West Dip, everything Is going satis
factorily, over forty men working nnd
the report given In the Herald of Ust
Saturday certainly Justifies Mr. Preble's
llSM'I'tlOHH.
It appears from the Snlt Lake papers
that our old college chum, Jack Man
gum, In trontod somewhat differently In
Salt Lake than In Mercur. Jack went
10 the city to see about hla pension,
nnd loitered too long nround tho snloon,
wns pullwl before Judgo DIehl as a vug
and dismissed,
A MARVELOUS INVENTION.
Wonders never cense. A machine
Iuih been invented that will cut. paste
and hnng w. M paper. Tho Hold 'of In
ventions and discoveries seems to be
unlimited. Notable among great discov
eries is Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. It has done a world of
good for weak lungs nnd saved many
a life. Thousands have used It and con
quered Grip, Ilronchltls, Pneumonia
and Consumption. Their general verdict
Is: "It's tho best and most reliable med
icine for throat nnd lung troubles."
Every BOc and $1.00 bottle Is guaranteed
by Morcur Drug Co., druggist. Trial
bottles free.
UTAH'S GREAT GOLD CAMP.
What Others Ilnve to Say of Morcur,
Utnh's Johannesburg.
(Continued From Our Last.)
From the Deseret News.
(Continued From Our Last.)
surplus sulllolent to meat any ordinary
contingencies. In addition to the leach
ing of Its metal from the gold-bearing
ores of the company during the year In-
stalled n battery of retorts and began
the reduction of Its mercurial ore's, the
undertaking hnvlng thus far proved
quite profitable, although tho plant Is
an unpretentious one and wns con
structed at very little expense. How
ever, tho channel In which the quicksil
ver occurs betrays no signs whntever of
Impoverishment, and retorts or gieoter
capacity1 may be resorted to the present
season.
ORE IN THE HERSCHEL.
The shareholders of the Hersrhel com
pany, whose territory adjolnts Hint of
the Sacramento, are Indebted to the lat
tor for the ray of hope that Unshed
the management of the Sacramento In
following up Its ore bodies having
tiar-rt then Into Hprchl ground. Im
mediately the ores were sampled by
representatives of the company, and
while no definite action looking to fu
ture development hns been taken It Is
said that work will be rctmmed the pres
ent your.
ON THE WEST DIP.
While the West Dip, since the series
of fnllures that were exploited during a
boom that was thrust upon Mercur. hns
presented l.othing but a spectacle of
gloom, It is not to be denied another
trial. To that end Arthur Murphy, who
at one period served the Daisy ns Its
superintendent, In now prosecuting n
thorough examination of the ehnnncls
to which the rook of better quality ap
pears to have been confined, a recent
exhibit. In which was contnlned the re
sults of nssays, Vmboldenlng the belief
that there Is n possibility of putting the
proposition on a commercial basis. At
all events, his movements nre being fol
lowed with eager Interest by the army
of Investors who Invaded the region,
and, ns even lower grade ores have le
sponded to the magic of modem metal
lurgy, the efforts of Mr. Murphy arc
not without promise.
At Sunshine, home of the Sunshine
mines and mill, four miles south of Mer
cur, an attempt was made dining the
year to rehabilitate that Ill-fated un
dertaking, but Is rcpulted unsatisfac
torily and the owners decided to hnng It
up until such time ns more efficient
methods are provided for the reduction
of material which with the presence of
talc hns proven most defiant.
(Continued Next Week.)
TRIED TO CONCEAL IT.
It's the old story of "murder will out"
only In this case there's no crime. A
wnninn feeis run down, has backache or
dyspepsia and thinks It's nothing and
tries to hide It until she finally breaks
down. Don't deceive yourself. Take
Electric Hitters at once. It has a repu
tation for curing Stomach, Liver and
Kidney troubles and will revivify your
whole system. The worst forms of those)
maladies will quickly yield to the cur
ative power of Electric Hitters. Only
BOc, nnd guaranteed by Mercur Drujj
Co., druggist.
MERCUR LOCAL BRIEFS.
A great many people are using "San
Uas" Instead of wall paper. You can
see samples at Stelnman's.
The perfect fitting, satisfactory wear
ing qualities of the clothes mnde-to-order
by Strauss Bros, of Chicago, as
well as the low prices they charge Is
what makes them so popular. Call and
leok nt the line displayed by A. Swen
son Co.
WHAT'S-IN A NAME?
Everything Is In the nnme when It
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. De
Witt & Co. en Chicago discovered Fome
5'enrs ngo how to make a salve from
Witch Hazel that Is n specific for Piles.
For blind, bleeding, Itching nnd pro
truding Plies, eczema, burns, brulrcs
anil nil skin diseases DoWItt's Salve
has no equal. This has given rise to
numerous worthless counterfeits. Ask
for DeWltt's the genuine. Seild by
Mercur Meat nnd Gro. Co. nnd M. E.
Brown, Stockton,
Mercur Drug Co., Mercur, Utah.
SALT LAKE ECLIPSED.
,n
Dr. J. E. Talt Is prepared to do all
branches of first-class dental work at
tho following prices. Compare them
with nny dental parlor In the State.
First-class work and best of material.
Work all guaranteed:
Full set of teeth, $5.00 to $12.50.
Gold crowns, $5.00 to $7.00.
Bridge work, per tooth, $5.00.
Gold fillings. $1.00 upward.
Treating nnd filling teeth, $3.00.
All other fillings, $1.00.
CROUP.
The peculiar cough which Indicates
croup Is usually well known to the
mothers of croupy children. No tlmo
should be lost In the treatment of It,
nnd for this purpose no medicine has
received more universal approval than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Do not
waste valuable time In experimenting
with untried remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended, but
give this medicine ns directed nnd nil
symptoms of croup will quickly disap
pear. For Palo by
M. E. Brown, Stockton, Utah.
SUMMONS.
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
trlct Court of the State of Utah In nnd
for Tooelo County. Sarah Short, plain
tiff, vs. James A. P. Short,.defcndunt.
Summons.
The State of Utah to the Said Defend
ant: You are hereby summoned to nppenr
within twenty days after the service of
this summons upon you, If served within
the county in which this notion Is
In ought, athorwlse, within thirty days
after service nnd defend the nbove en- .
titled action; and In case of your failure I
o to do. Judgment will be rendered '
against you according to the demnnd of
the complaint, n copy of which Is now
on file with the clerk of said court.
A. II. DUNLAVY,
Atttorn.y for Plaintiff.
Postofllce Address, Mercur, Utah.
First Pub., Dec 10, 1903. Last Pub.,
Jan. 13, 1001.
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
NO. CI CD.
Department of tho Interior, Land Of
fice nt Salt Lake City, Utah, December
22nd. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given thnt the fol-following-named
settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof In
support of his olnlm, and that said proof
will be mndo before the. Register and'
Receiver U. 8. Land Qlllco nt Snlt Lake
City, Utah, on February 6. 1001. viz.:
Hans R. Peterson, II, E. 11SS1. for the
neVi nw4 and nVi neU nee. 33, and nwU
nwW sec. 31, tp. C s., r. 2 w S. L. M. He
names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cul
tivation of said land, viz.: AVilllam Sny
der and Andrew Park of Fairfield, Utah;
Milton Reunion nnd John M. Cannon of
Forest Dale, Utah.
FRANK D. HOnilS, Register.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
UNITED STATES PATENT.
M. A. NO. 37C9.
In the United States Uind Olllco, Salt
Lake City. Utah. Dec. 18, 1903.
Notice '.s hereby given that. In pur
suance of the Act or Congrofs, nL)
proved May 10, 1872, "To promote the
development of the mining resources f
the- United States," the Dry Canyon
Consolidated Mining compnny, n cor
poration of the State of Utah, having
its principal place of business nt Salt
Lake City, Utah, acting through Its
duly authorized agent nnd attorney,
Frank H. Stephens, whoso pustofllcf
address Is Salt Lake City, Utah, claim
ing: 1112 llnenr feet of the Queen of the
West Nei. 2 lode with riurfuce ground
CC0 reet In width.
1112 linear foot of tho Queen of tho
West No. 1 lode with surface ground
600 feet In width.
1112 linear feet of the Queen of tho
West lode with surface ground -115 feet
In width.
1300 llnenr feet of the Keystone lodo
with surface ground 501. fi feet In width.
1R01.7 llnenr feet of the McKlnley mine
lode with surface ground 557 feet 'n
width.
12S9.6 linear feet of the Lucky Boy
Mine lode with Hurfnce ground 537 feet
In width.
HU.1.C llnenr feet of tho Silver Dollar
lode with surface ground 631. 9 feet In
width.
1479.3 linear feet of the Uncle Sam
loele with surface ground 315 feet In
width.
1179. 3 linear feet of the Admiral
Dewey lode with surface ground COO feet
In width.
1179.3 llnenr feet of the Queen of the
West No. 5 lodo with surface ground
COO feet In width.
1479.3 linear feet of the Queen of the
West No. 4 lode with surface ground
f.99.7 feet In width.-
I 1189. 1 linear feet of the Queen of tho
West No. C lode with surface ground
C0 feet In width.
1141,9 linear feet of the Queen of the
West No. 3 lode with surface ground
COO fcel In width.
1290 llnenr feet of the Queen of the
West No. 7 lode with surface ground
337.fi feet In width.
All covering veins, lodes nnd mineral
deposits benrlng gold, sliver nnd other
precious mctnls, and nil lying nnd be
ing unit sltuntc within tho Ophlr Min
ing District In the County of Tooele npd
State of Utah, and being consolidated
ns one group of claims. Mineral Survey
No. 4951, linn made application to the
United Stntes for n patent for the said
consolidated mining claims comprising
nil of the above-dej-erlbed claims, which
Is more tully described ns to motes and
bounds by the official plat and by the
field notes of survey hereof now filed
in the office of the Register of the Dis
trict of Lands, subject to sale nt Salt
Lake City, Utah, which field notes of
survey describe the boundaries and ex
tent of said clalir. on the surface, with
magnetic; vnrlatlon nt 10 degrees SO
minutes cast ns follows, to wit:
Beginning nt corner No. 1, Lucky Boy
Mine lode, which In Identical with cor
ner No. 1 McKlnley lode, this survey;
whence U. S. M. M. No. 8 benrs north
7 degrees 7 minutes east 723.9 feet,
thence south SI degrees 54 minutes east
1289. C feet to corner No. 2 Lucky Bnv
Mine lode, thlw survey; thence south 8
degrees C minutes west SC.l feet to lint;
1-2 Silver Dollar lode, this survey,
thence north 53 degrees east 850.3 foot
to corner No. 2 Silver Dollar lode, this
survey; thence south 21 degrees 30 min
utes east C07.1 feet to corner No. 3 Sil
ver Dollnr lode, this survey; thence
south 53 degrees 7 mlnutos west 1492.8
feet to corner No. 4 Silver Dollar loele,
this survey; thence north 21 degrees 30
minutes west 5SC.3 feet to lino 3-4 Lucky
Hoy Mine lode, this survey; thence
north 81 degrees 54 minutes west 814.3
feet to corner No. 4 Lucky. Hoy Mine
lode. Idcutlcnl with corner No. 2 McKln
ley lode, both of thlH survey; the-neo
north SI degrees 54 minutes west 1301.7
fret to corner No. 3 MrKlnley Mine lode,
this survey; thenco north 8 degrees 0
minutes cast 557 feet to corner No. 4
McKlnley Mine lodo, on lino 2-3, Key
stone lode, both of this survey; thence
north SI degrees 54 minutes west 557
feet to corner No. Keystone lode, this
survoy; thence n eh S degrees fi min
utes east 501.5 foot to corner No. 4 Key
stone lode, this survey; thence south 81
degrees 54 minutes east 557.1 feet to
corner No. 3 Queen of the West lode,
this survey; thence north 8 degrees 6
minutes cast 415 feet to corner No. 4
Queen of the West lode, Identical with
corner No. 'i Queen of the West No. 1
lodo, both of this survey; tlionc north
8 degrees G minutes cast COO feet to
corner No. 3 Queen of the West No. 1
lode. Identical with corner No. 2 Queen
of the West No. 2 lode, both of this
survey; thence north 8 degrees C min
utes east COO feet to corner No. 3 Queen
of the Went No, 2 lode, this Burvoy;
thence south 81 degreea 51 minutes east
1112 feet to comer No. 4 Queen of the
West No. 2 lode, on lino 1-2 Queen of
tho West No, 4 lodo, both of this sur
vey; thence north 8 degrees 0 minutes
east 499.7 feet to corner No. 2 Queen of
the West No, 4 lode, this survey; thenco
south 81 degrees 51 minutes enst 417.2
feet to lino 1-2 Queen of the West Nn.
C lode, this survey; thence north 47
degrees 38 minutes west 1211.4 feet to
corner No. 2 Queen or the West No. fi
lode, this survey; thence north 42 de
gree's 22 minutes east GOO roet to cor
ner No. 3 Queen of the West No. 0 lode,
this survey; thence south 47 degrees 3J
minutes east 14S9.1 feet to corner No.
I Queen of the West No. 0 lode this
survey, on line 2-3 Queen of the West
No. 3 lode, this survoy; thence north i
degrees 22 minutes enst 731.1 feet lo
corner No. 3 Queen of tho West No. J
lode, this survey; thenco south 47 de
grees 3S minutes cast COO reel to cor
ner No. 4 Queen of the West No. 3 lode,
this survey, on line 2-3 Queen of the
West No. 7 lode; thence north 42 de
grees 22 minute's east 550.9 feet to cor
ner No. 3 Queen of tho West No, 7 lode,
this survey; thenco -outh 8 degrees 6
minutes west 599.7 feet to convr No. 4
Queen of tho West No. 7 lode, ils sur
vey; thence south 42 degrees 22 min
ute west 1290 feet to corner No. 1 Queen
Of the West No. 7 lodo. this nurvey.
Identical with comer No. 4 of the Queen
of the West No. 4 lode and with cor
ner No. 3 Queen of tho West No, 5 lode,
both of this survey; thence south 8
degrees C minutes west COO feet to cor
ner No. 4 Queen of the West No. G lode,
this survey. Identical with corner No. 3
Admiral Dewey lode, this survey;
thence south 8 degrees 0 minutes we.it
COO feet to corner No. 2 Admiral Dewey
lode, this survey, Identlcnl with corner
No. 4 Uncle Sam lode, this survey;
thenco south 8 degrees C minutes west
315 feet to corner No. 3 Uncle Sam lode,
this survey; thence north 81 degrees 51
minutes west 1479.3 feet to corner No. 4
Undo Sam lode, this survey, Identical
with corner No. 2 Queen of tho West
lode, this survey; thence north 81 de
grees 64 minutes west 109.1 feet to cor
ner No. 1 Keystone lodo, this survey,
on line 2-3, Queen of the West lode,
this survey; thence south 8 degrees fi
minutes west 501.5 feet to corner No.
2 Ke'ystono lode, this survey, on line
1-4 McKlnley mine lode, this survey:
thence south 81 degrees 51 minutes cast
25S.7 feet to tho place of beginning.
Containing n total area of 229.694
acres, from which arc deducted con
flicting areas ns follows, namely:
Arro.
Silver Dollnr lodo, this survey.... 2.535
Lot No. SI Mahogany No. 2 lode.. 0.157
Lot No. 154 Mnrk Antony lode.... 12.195 j
Queen of the West No. 4 lode,
this survey 3. US
Maklngn total of 18. COS
Leaving the net area of the
lode claim 211. 089
The areas in conflict with lot No. 84
Mahogany No. 2 lodo nnd lot No. 151
Miuk Antony lode are not claimed.
Notices of location of all of said min
ing claims comprising said group being
of record In the office of the Recorder
of Tooele County, nt Tooeje City In tho
County nnd State aforesaid, the pr?
sumed general course or direction of
the said veins, lodes and mineral de
posits being shown on the said plat as
near as can be determined from pres
ent developments, this claim being for
the number of linear feet of each lode
together with surface ground shown
upon the official plat, nnd ns herein de
scribed. The nearest known locntlons
being the Mahogany No. 2 lodo mining
claim lot No. 81, the Mark Antony lode
mining claim lot No. 151, tho Rover
lode mining claim survey No. 3478, the
Occident lode mining claim lot No. 10S, j
the Herchol lode mining claim lot No.
112, the Swansea lode mining clnlm Lot
No. 100 nnd the Homestnke lodo min
ing claim Lot No. 94, all of the enld
claims being so designated on the olll
clal plat. Said claims nro situated In
unsurveyod township 5 south, rnngo 4
west.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the mining ground, veins, IoiIch.
premises, or any portion thereof so do- I
scribed, surveyed, platted and applied j
for, aro hereby notified that unless their
adverse claims are duly filed as accord-
Iiir to law and the regulations there
under within the time prescribed by
law with tho Register of tho United
Stntes Land Olllce at Salt Luke City, In
the county of Snlt Lake, Statu of Utah,
they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions of said statute.
1 hereby direct that this notice be
published In tho Meicur Miner at Mer
cur, Tooele county, Stnto of Utah, the
newspaper published nearest to the said
mining claims, for a period of nine con
secutive weeks.
frank d. nonns,
Register.
$ I
$ PlifBnix Indemnity Company, $
C OF AMERICA.
j Insuro yourself against sickness and
accidents. ... Also Life Insurance.
Installment Plan. ... You pay a
little each month. ?C?C?C?.?C?C
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO ntfr.
II. A, NELSON, General Agent,
209, 211, 232 Oeseret News Bldg. SALT I AKE CITY, UTAH. ft
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