The Coconino sun., October 13, 1900, Image 14

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THE COCONINO SUN.
Forest Reserve Lieu Application.
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S. Land (Mice nt l'rescott. Ariz.. I
September 21. I i
Notice Is hereby glum that M.iry K. Collin,
whose postonlce address Is Duluth, Minnesota,
has this day made application to select, under
the pro lslons of the act of June 4, 1KIT (SOStnt.
3d), the following' described tracts of unstir
vetcd land, each and cerv tract containing 40
ncres, nil situate In Coconino rountr. In l'res
eott Land District, Territory of Arlon.i, and
containing In nil lfio acres, Wz.'
I. "North Lnko" tract, situate In the Iluck
skin Mountains, In tho northern part of Coco
nino county, Arizona, p irtlculnrlv bounded and
described as follows: Commenclnnt the south
east corner, or corner No. 1. and running thence
north 1.320 feet to corner No. 2; thence west
1,33) feet to corner .no :i; themo south 13.1)
feet to corner No. 4, and thence cast 1 320 feet
to corner No. 1 the place ( lieglniiln'. Corner
No. 4 bears south 41 degrees, urstPtt feet dis
tant from the center of the mot northerly lake
of the "Three Lukes," so-called, which latter
are well known springs, landmarks commonly
and widely known by that designation A pine
trie II Inihes In diameter bears north ill de
crees, llm'n. west 2S feet distant from corner
No. I. At each corner of tho tract Is a post two
Indies square, set In mound of rocks tlireo feet
high, properly marked.
2. "Middle and South Lake" tract, situate. In
the Huckskln Mountains In tho northern part
of Coconino county. Arizona, particularly
bounded and dcscrllied as follows: Commencing
at the southeast corner, or (orncr no. I, and
running thence north I 3.1) feet to corner No. 2:
the ice west 1.320 feet to corner No. 3; thence
south 1,321) feet to corner No. 4: thence east
1,320 feet to corner No. 1, the place of begin
ning. Corner No. 2 lienrs north OJ deg Cimlll.
east. 811 feet distant from the center of the
middle lake of the "Three Lako," so-called
and north M degrees :ii mln. east, W" feet dis
tant from the tenter of the southerly lake
of the "Three Lakes," so called, which latter
are well-known springs, landmarks widely and
commonly known by that designation At each
corner of the tract Is n post two inches square
set In mound of rocks three feet high, properly
marked.
3. "Jacobs Pools" tract, situate In House
Rock alley. In the northern pirt of Coconino
county, Arizona, more particularly described
and bounded as follows: Commencing at the
southeast corner, or corner No. I, anil running
thence north 1..120 feet to comer No. 2; thence
west 1.32" feet to corner No. 3; thence south
1,320 feet to corner No. 4: thence east 1.320 feet
to corner No. 1, the place of beginning. Corner
No. I lienrs south 33 degrees jju mln, west i"
feet distant from the main or largest pool of
"Jacobs Pools," so-called, tho latter being well-
know n sprlngs.landmarks w Idely and commonly
mlsslonerof tho General Land Ortlcc. At each
comer of the tract Is u post two inches square
set In a mound of rocks three feet high, prop
erly marked.
4 "Soap Creek" tract, situate In House Hock
valley, in the northern part of Coconino county,
Arizona, more particularly bounded and de
scribed as follows: Commencing at the south
east comer, or corner No. Land running thence
north 1320 feet to corner No. 2; themo west
1.320 feet to corner No. 3; themo south l,320feet
tii corner No. 4; thence east 1.3.1) feet to corner
No. I, the place of beginning. Comer No. 2
bears south 31 degrees, east 4,17(1 feet from the
spring which is thesource of SoapCreek, which
latter Is a well-known creek, a landmark widely
and commonly designated by that name, now -ini;
Into House Hock valley, well-known by
that name. At each corner of the tract Is a
post two inches square set In a mound of rocks,
three feet high, properh marled.
Within the next thirty dav from date hereof
nrotcsts or contests agalns this selection on
the ground that the laud de.crlled. or any por
tion thereof. Is more aluible for IlKinlnera
than for agricultural purposes, will be nt cited
and noted for report to tlu Commissioner of the
General Land (Mice
ritkiiKiiicK A.'fmn.K Jr., Register.
First publication Scp.ember 21).
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Forest Reserve Lieu Application
United States Land Gfflce at l'rescott, Ariz., i
September 21. 1800. t
Notice Is hereby glen that V. A. Ihdo & Co ,
Incorporated, whose postofllce address Is snn .
Praiiclsco, California, ha" this day made uppll-T
cation to select, under the provisions of the
Act of June 4, X'J7 (W Stat. 3(1), the following
dcscrllied tracts of unsuryeted land, each and
etery tract containing 40 acres, all sltuite In
Coconino county, In l'rescott Land District,
Territory of Arizona, and containing In all 160
acres, viz:
1 "House ltock" tract, situate In the House
Hock Valley, In the northern part of Coconino
county, Arizona, more particularly bounded
and described ns follows: Commencing nt the
southeast corner, or corner No. 1. md running
thence north 1.320 feet to corner No. 2: thence
west 1.3.1) feet to corner No 3: thence south
1,320 feet to corner No. 4: thence east 1,3.1) feet
to corner No. t, the place of lieglnnlng. Corner
no. 1 lM-ars south 7 degrees, cast 8111 feet distant
from House ltock spring, a spring which Is a
landmark, and widely and commonly kno.tn us
such throughoutCoconlno county and Northern
Arizona und Southern Utah. At each corner of
the tract Is n post two Inches square, set In a
mound of rocks, three feet high properly
marked.
2. "Two-Mile" tract, situate In House Hock
Valley. In the northern part of Coconino coun
ty, Arizona, more partliulurlv bounded and
deserlbedusfollows: Commencing at thesouth-
known by that designation, and shown upon tho i east corner, orcornor no. Land running thence
olllclnl maps Issued and published liv the Com- north 1.320 feet to corner no. 2: thence west