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THE CLIFTON CLARION.
"WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1SSC.
Gao. H. Hyatt, of So'tmionv'lle,
spent Friday night in Clifton.
The Arizona Cuptwr Co. have
in course of erection a ro:i.;;iu
fnrn.ic". .
Tho wajjou raid lot'.vva Clutcn
aud Moronci bus boom put in a
passablo condition.
Chas. H JoUuou rolurnrd this
week from a trip to El i'r.so aii.l
other Testis points.
A. D. lirowor. Oil:', trapper,
brought ia a lot of heaver and
other furs last week.
Ladies' und Tvlis.-ies Fall and
"Winter Styliof Hits at tue Ari
zona Copper CVs Brie!: St nv.
A few tons of conceal r:.t"S hnv
been shipped to tho Ann ua Cop
per Company, of Sj.;t'.a;ul, as
samples.
P. II. XeniV'r, pras'i-v.! jewel
er, Iionlsburj?, X. H. Watche.; re
paired. Clifton nrderes shouM ha
left with V- Burn'ita.
Frank J. Stanril, well known
in this camp, was m.ii'rieel to .Ii.-s
Eureka D. Har.n?!!, Bear Sidney,
Ohio, on November 2."'.h. 2Sek.
A onniber of r.ii:r.: claims in
this vicinity have kvn -j'lpe.V'
for tho reason tii.it tho proper
amount of assojs:ne.;t weeii; hr.l
not been done.
Head thft SSh.-rlT.- i-::' a Ivcr
tis?d in tLis ir-.-eie. Tho property
to be pohl is one of tho best tu:-i-
ness locations ia tli-to'-, t.i po:-
oCico buil.iins;.
A Cochiso conr.ty man r.-tV'tHy
killed three nuv.ir.t iin lion ; in one
day. We ha 1 hereto; r. suppo-ed
that Graham county cotitKtned a'.!
the '"llonatain Lion Tlane'-.r."
Fresh venison, wild turkeys and
tlucks tind a ready sale in this
market. Game is ovid uit'y scarce
this vo.ir as not enough has been
i :., t . c..i,.
a L .. ... .
K. L. Smith, of Longfellow i
mine, prdd tho C'L.vr.reiX a pevis-'u!
call on Saturday o la-!- wee!;.
Mr. Smith is th newly ohet-'d
Justice of the Foaoe in Moreno:
precinct.
Tho Arizona Copper Co , at the
Crick Store, have just received a
large assortment of GentV, furnisV
inr troods and read . ma "' e c
h-:
ing: ihey a!-.o have ii.'ull li.'.'.f
California shirts and drawers.
S. W. Pomeroy cam? up from
SolomonviUe on last Friday even
ing and reinainel nn'il Monday
norning'. He took occasion wki!e
Lere tofihi hts boti 1, as treasurer
of Graham conuty, with chairman
Cutter.
Mr. C. M. "Shannon, edit ir and
proprietor of tho Silver City Sen
tinel, spent Wednesday in tins
place, and made the Cl.vkicx office
a pleasant call. .Mr. Shannon U
looking after his minicg interests
in this vicinitv.
ADemuiing j-isticc? holds criet
out of doors, because tiie laws of
the territory, he says, do not pro
vide for a justice ofilce and tho
fees will cot permit the justice to
pay rent and bavo anything left.
Otir justices might take a pointer
from this and save rent.
Tho attention of our "shaver.-,'
is called to the advertisement of
the barber shop of Frank Wood- ;
ard in this issue. After an absence
of several months Frank has re
opened at his old staud, ami in
vites all his ci 1 friends and cus
tomers to give hiin a call.
Pomeroy's Concord coaches for
his Bowie and Fort Thomas line
arrived last wek, and were put on
tho lino for tho first time .on
Thanksgiving day. They . pro
handsome in appearance and are
easy to ride in. and will carry livo
passengers without crowding.
John Farrell.who forsomo time
past has been running the loco
motive between Longfellow and
Morenci, left this morning fer
Gnaynias. Mexico, where he goes
1 3 superintend the erection of some
machinery. Tho best wishes cf
Mr. Farrell's friends go with him.
Engineer Arbuckle, of the Cor
n.ido railroad, camo very near fur
nishing an item for the Clyiuon
on last Saturday evening', and. F.
L. K Goodwin just missed being
the chief attraction at a funm-a!.
It isn't safe to walk on the railroad
track with ? train thundering
down just behind yon.
P. M. Tnurmoiid, of Selomou
ville, will shortly take his depart
nr for Ili'isboro, Xev,' Mexico,
where ho intends making his f;t
tnro home. Judge Thurmond will
engage in the practice of h;s . r -fession
in Sierra c mnty, lie i; an
able luwy.-r and will, no do-ibt.
omman la fair share nf the legnl
patronage uf Uiafc ciw.'y. We
wi-'i .Mr. Thermo 1 1 abuad mt
infcoss in lis j.w ti, !.l.
Til? T::a-iksrlvii:;v I5:i".l.
Th Kill givou ly tho your.; mtti
of C!iil':i. nt Abrahai'a Hall on
Thaul'vih I've, was tuo social
event of the scv..sO!i. A'.ntit seven
ty of the l.ivov.s tf tho tlanca from
(.'!iro:i an.l vi.'iui'y were in r.tten
.l:tnct .".:il1 a most iiltivcviHo iv.al
0!)jtya:. (!:::e v;u hath. Tin1 liall
was protU-si'ly der.vr-a'.e-.l with i!
evergreens Sii'.-l C;d:i. .-' Ian!.
au.l t'.ij !: y;r
h-was -.1
an J present -ed ji surface, that was
all that could bj il.'.-:r-:-.l by tiie
merry danevr.-".
The yoam. men waj r.ii:i:v,'e.l
the iiii::ir so si!oei--sti;:;y :ii!.l ivn
dneied ev. ry;hin:; :- p!eas.:i;t;y
il. '.servo great praise. Ab.nit :uid
uiijht the ge.y lar.eii t udc their
their vvr.y to the .Ti::j ro ;:u of
theCiiiion IIor.se where they par
t ok of a pu:u.inon repa-f, after
which they returned tj the .:iA to
renew the it.sneii:;;, wiiieh v.-.-.s eon
tit;;; -.1 until nearly sis o'clock in
m-naiii,-. Tlio.-o v. ho were for! k
u t'e eno'.l.'h to be there wiil j!:g
resaeia'oc-r t'.io o.-ciision.
:-jto:aniiTi".?i fho;'t ;;.
sj .:.)'.
1'ar'iiers
:;vl!:-. Ariz.,
aro L;:sv
... I.:',.
hei i;g
t!ie;r C 'rn an. I ti;e crop .s tetl.-r
th'ft f ;r s -me ye::l'i p-.iSt. rn
h'ld i l'e-.'.d' s;.h: Lei'-. tit '. 1.3J 'el'
hundred.
Tho social event of tiie season
will !v- f': l i e."". -:' f:V ir.eov
Fowler. wr:Mvno.vn in enr tt.wn.
to .Miss L:l!ie A:i-ti:i, witieii takes
;:lac at Si.jT.t I ei We.ises lay
evening D.vetnber 1st.
A;;.rihe
eer.'Ui.'uy a grand dance
given by the friends of I'
wiil bo
c bvido
vent.
and ev'en: in hon- r
th.
Kid fee-is. f rm ri y " v );;
! burg, has ag.siu le.;i c e oeitte 1
j to ta. t on. lev car1 Mieriti Cr r.v
I ford. Ho is hoi. ! ci charge of
! grand larceny to await the ueti u
nt iiie grand jury.
Ure'.'r t:'.-- utigie !y:u 1 of our
pot u! tr far'. :!', :'. ( I.!. .1 ' 'ar!y.
the i'. -1 Ueleo ;el:!.i!'! r.'-vply
wa-iicd ih-Tu. ii ti-.'M.:: ..-'.'.:. i::.'7
ii'ihi
o snap., an i v.U;t -km oe ;
r-'a iy u v oeeupaaey. ' e wi: !; ,
our w nhy 1U -trici Att. ru.-y b.-t- I
t r i;ec 1 hi t i iui . as i! :-!.e.-.. hi--
f'lid: in tie- future i .': e .ut.ty :
so:' in o-bui! bn.g s: p o tly. i
I. E. .S-lo:i!.:i has got... to i-Yri !
-Th en,s, rau Carl-;
and ilioi).- lo ;
.'liter h:s g- .vi ru'e
e..i:tr:.c!. i
ViM d:ic:;s ::ro ve:
YViM d:ic:;s are very hufy in
' no va.iey. a !ut of ui" en.: ry.
hustcrs are out everyday b:f.
i r:i'. re! urn minus ih da k--.
()'i 1 of i:.:r ha lin at:
i ie 1 the oxp.-rim nt
e. rn- in whi- au.l S'
CUU! ;;ere the wiiy du
:o:-i'. .u'a' e. ::: ,: u .
negi.
c. : m
.1
!h;t t'e-y
get u:. 1 r
v.e.-dd 'at and, c o. i;rv.' g
ihe i;..;i; c.ee of the ar 1
.nr. aau
c.v.tld
';' duehs
in a'-v
v. I'i.'e
: ur was
.i .hey.
-
.i in t'nt eo-tdi-.i :. tie
: 'e f - i " m '!. r .i i ; i
failed to 'be pie;;"'.1, up
such c vu.-f "T. 1 1 ni !u:e
. c u
thr 'Ugh tio f unit of the wi
Pr I de Ju 'g - Hyatt ie.'
ing trip t Ciif .u !;. : we,
ru uoi-'di ih dud :
. :e a !.'.--':
I: "it
i:! . nt r
C.pper
tie
e-iu
tae .Vi
ae
Company on Januarv l.-t.
She ritV Crawford left for Ciifev,
on Thursday last and ret'Tuod on
Sat ::rd.!y. '" (t:..v.
A V,z 5 1 i ';.!:;('.
11 mk J-orsey TZ 11. H. C!a
ru.
who came in the lalter part
f last
wci-k from Clifton, rep. rt havimr
f j-uud. about ten luil-s ab'.ve Cii:'
tcn an 1 id out one curl a hrdf in:lo
I iv r,.r!5 fie.-i t.., T'.e i, ,
,,:v., i V;:"rvi ;.!! win h
t'roni i to 1; feet. It is a true
lis-nre vein of pouv ild b utnn.g
quartz with a coittiict of p -rphyry
on the south east ;n. granire on
the north.-we.-t. Toe tn-w striko is
ius above the oi l i h.eer ;-Tot:):ds
whieu were iutrenas' t l;y Jj thou
of M 'w York, sow tin. -': :::' but
on account of the failure of th -
purchaser, they bav not. b en
worked. The lead v.hiojt has "ust ;
been discovered was known to ex-:
ist ye, rs ago and sine the disco,-- j
ery of the p'aeer grontids a great j
many miners have pro--joet-.l for '
tl;e lead from winch the u came. !
Tl.e rnggevl character of the conn- !
try ane the fear of he.-; He Indians j
have hitherto prov ;;te.l any very
tiiovongu pro-j'ectieg ot tue region
and it was reserved for D. rsev and
Chirk to ibid tho lead. A hundr-d
pounds cf the rock taken from the
lead was brought in anl if the
eiiii-jles shown are fair specimens
from th- newly disc.-v. red min it.
is ore of tho mest, if not the most
imp .rtant strike that has ever been
made in this seeio"'! of country.
The neck has been I shed by .-penning
and panning with v-rv ::!';
factory lv-sub-. Tho discover is
will soon go out f.n.i put on two
shifts i-i men to develop f h i rop
er: y. Xo littl' exciienuuit
been cau-e.I i?j Silver City among
old miners and prospectors over
the di-u-ovi-ry an l it i-; m -re than
probable, that the country ab-cit
Ciif; on wilt !'. tin reu.'h'y re.?
oeete 1 Puriug tho coming se:isc:i.
--Silver City S-:i!:nl,
e hope there is some truth in
th' above, report. Put no excite
ment has b"on caneed in this vier.i
It y from the reported dis"overy.
I'.voryi'.;:: - !:rs V, :o::
I:i t'.t' P.-My i,: ;r. ve. :i '..' le.er
'.'!: el't i f er t- r. Ci !:-::;.- i.e.. .1, i ;
iwt eiiiu-uii-a oft:.- !: ':. ;:- : f ;
ii'C ie:i. ;.' e (";rr.. I:i fl'.-i; . : OC i' '..;.;. r
.e veji: ; - e -:i ' -e is! r .- e '.r
pvi , a v s ef g ' ' e r'- e: i
'.' .rs v. ' '. e.,,, j. . , ,, :.':' y re si
.si r" it-it-- i' r.-ti..'i. T'.'.iir. -! r. -ee S.
a e- e '" :' :s-e.' e e " je e; . " e'. o, . ;.e ..
us-1 :' ri':'.:!i r". 1 r ?-Ce! '. : : -
os.i.r ,rr 1 Ie. ';
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i:;:-i:'itvcii:y.
' re: j. tf. : itinkvit, c. b.
: The htoi-;:;;e of witter for irriga
; tion is a .i:bjeot tho importance of
! whieh ail who live in as nihl a
. region r.s Arizona :nel Fnrro'.inil
, in.: Territories will readily appre
; eiaie. There are many small
stream.-' or rivnle!.-. wr.irh a!'i'.;rd too
h':t!.' w.-it;-r t irrip-:tt un ncrt of
' of le.i.,1, in their lie.lur.".! sti'.te. bnt
. whit'";:, when e 'Heeled in a ri ser
. voir would .npt:y enon;;h for one
j or in.. to farms or homesteads.
1 li r the benefit of any who may
wis!; to r.ti'n.e waters now running
; to v. .! o, by hnihling n reservoir.
tho writer, who has l:ad a practical
! experiene: as a hydraulic engineer
Tor over thirty years, proposes to
. give some practical Mtgg-.-ticns,
I with the hope that, they may be of
'lit III to I':'..- '
Tl.ere h.-.s
concerned.
:t f une prehtdice
i against earthen dare ; f. r reservoirs
i because of their son:e!hv!"s giving
! w;;y ;;!il the frarfn! deslrtiction
, t'.teroby caused !) life aud property
! below, fr uvi t'e.i overwhelming
nisi; of the waters so s'uddetily re
leased ; but w hen j roperly coa-
.eruce.! f:
and reh;;' le
to show in '.
-f these dh;::
y sire perfectly safe
The writer pr )ptwos
lil'.icle the causes,
tor.--, an l kov,- to avoid
them.
Th a most, common causes for the
; hitr-; irg of reservoirs ar;
First,
the imperfect connection of the
i bo'tot.i att.l ends aT the c.-ihatd;-j
niont forming' t'e.e duun v.'iih the
! Contiguous earlh I'.ee-aih it. Soe
! ond. ih - beriug through tho dam
' by moies. iuus!:ru!s "and r.tiisilur
animals. Third, the ilev of waicr
(ver the fop of the dam in time of
: 11 vl. ctused by cleud burst or
's'lldcn melting of s-uo.v. pintail
I danger fr uu above causes is very
e-'-ily reuerdel against a'el pro
: v- r. ?-!, as will b shown in tiiis
I ai'iieic.
j The thing to eersider is the
; local ie-n of I'm deal an 1 tho ma
' t 'i'i.d for its r n-!ruet! ui. Toe
d im le.-.y be .cf e.'u ih, tiad er or
m.'iso' ry: but
ie ! ey.-tel i!;e
so !h rs jo bui
in most r:ass it
ihty if ordinary
u timber o" -Til
t",i:;heteh ron
r em ih. as b unrr
st.U'.e. V.
-ider !!,
u.ueh eh
vi'! in
built i
el. v.
-, u
U-eperly
ry p'.,,-
C !!'!
! r 7r-
1. an
! In
cr.
:ng a 1
cfiem f.r a
el a pbfe
r'h of ibmi
dam we naiuraily s
W'eu-e the dv-li','! b
veil! create the l.;r0
.! pond cf!;
va'e": but 1. re a.: eher point
inu-t cut. -id e-c l. Tiie roil
where ! he dam is to be built sliould
be of a nature li I:.M water, and
f r !!!.-: a clay loam, or clay j'lix-d
with grave! is the best. - Avoid
san ly or grevi lly for.n:diou';. as
in ro'-ie cas vs the wate-r will all
leak .v.v.-.y, ;u:d in oilurs the earth
will become satnrat- d like p.
sy.orge and all rt once slide out in
a body. The ra"r diabuihy ap
pears inland fill! of alkali or other
muvral. whieh ui-:-"dv's by c.n
t'U't v.ith the v.'at r au-l makes the
whole mn-s !ik? a p;ute and desti
tute of stability.
T'.o place f.:-r (ho dam having
b .:: se'ectek the foundation spot
shon'.d be phe.-.-ed and all iue sm
faee si.il removed. The object of
this is to remove sods, sticks, roots,
etc., which, if allowed to remain,
will in time decay and leave holes
or loose earth through whieh wa
ter tiny find its way, and if one
drop j ass-;- through another wid
fellow and soon the whole pond
v.' ill go th rough the thira and wash
it all away. Th? dam will settle
all it can long before the sods aud
sticks decay so that v. lien they do
rot the earth does not settle again
aud till the vacancies f j caused,
an l th? v;::U-r hods its way be
ne 'till the de.iu.
As the dc.m is raised great c ire
mu.-t bo taken at tho two cuds to
produce! a perfect bl -n.ling with
the soli 1 earth which it joins.
This b-en-'ting is best accomnli.-h( d
by excavating several feet into tho
bank r.n.l ramming solidly tho
loose earth f r the dam as it is de
p ; i; 1. Toi u.ueh care can
hardly be given to this point, and
a neglect here will be almost cer
tain to cause a seam to form be
tween th end of the dam and the
j natural batik, caused' by the set
i tliug of the di.in, ami through this
i tie venter will surely iind its way
i and cut ;u'mad tho cud cf the
dam .
L'y far the best method e." buihb
mg up las ohim is i v : -a . :
scrap, t; the continu .1 !: -eph a;
of the horses me.';. ; '. e;. . t:k
,.: nt nn ro ivmpa: . ;'. 1:1 is :! e
soil in its isutura! st . If eir-cum-tances
c.en- - 1 ym to uy.li"
ti e tiii wiih eari.ii r ie'ei'oari.e.vs
the car! ;h. .u!d be w il rams iesl
as they nro de-.t. .sited, and in ail
ceses care must be taken to ex
clude turf, -ticks or brush.
J'o prevent danger fro. a the sec
ond source, yiz., that, arising from
boring of me-keals and similar
an: a ;.i:l wr.'d should bo
hui'.t up with th', ,i .lU from the
bi.ttoni to the t o. Htriuiu't'i is not
required for (hi-, i; is merely to
Keep i.:o iiKsiist UMtii clung
throngii the t',a:n: but tho wall ,
mu-t be solid so that no animal :
can get through it, and if this bo 1
done six inch 's is thi.'k enough. '
fCot!Ui:v"l next '.vcck.i
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
3L ZPCJa, .TIZlS-
JEFFEKSOX KAYXOLDS, J. W.
1'rcsidonl.
A &SHSRAL BAMIH&
I?ositrry of tho Atchison
r:urie, "iloxiciin
SheritV Crawford spent a couple
of days in this place hist week.
II was transacting official busi
ness. -.'eitlci:Cal :i:U'l
The only first class hotel in
Tombstone. Sit tinted on the cor
ner of Four ill end Allen streets
Handsomely furnished throughout
and has all modern improvements.
Travelers nro recommended to
stop at this houso. Private rooms
for commercial travelers; rates
reasonable. The bur of this house
is furnished with improved billiard
tables and card room?, and is
stocked with the finest brands of
wines, liquors and cigars.
Josui'it P.v-euoi,T, Proprietor
W. DUXCAX,
SILVER CITY, X. 31.
;V5 YH.UL'4 A aS'SJIAi'IER
for western men, is therefore relia
ble in Ins iiuo in repair. on lire
arms. Ako all light mechanical
repairs on sewing machines, cut
lery, keys and locks. Challenges
the world on a varnish for violins
and repairs the same. Orders hr
express attended to promptly.
Shop one door west of Uroadway
Hotel, Silver Coy.
P; ih" P;-u!i't Cmrt in" thv Kir-I Puiriot
ir orus.en '."'Hiuiy. T 'i iitery ef Co ir. jiri.
t)r.Kr of o.i'o D -:Te of i-ir"el')Uro.
tlr.TTiaeroN. b, tx a 'i
ve. .
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til '. - I isei'i'i. U " Ti.i:i, S .:i .V t'ti.. t!: ainiv.'
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.S it' :'.u.ti'.i!Si Nov. - '.. ls-:.
TUE GLIFTOPJ
IlFlir :-: 111
Ii AS HUES
AT TIIK :.r STAS2)
Haxt Door to th3 Fast Gffioo.
HAIBOUTTIHG,
at Tin: rsrAi ilk5ces.
FRANK WOODABD, Proprietor.
NOTICE!
To tiis Taxpaysrs ci Graham
County, Arizona Territory.
TIic Tcrriiorril and Coun
ty Tuxes for the current
year of 1SS6, tfre due and
payable at the oiTice of the
Treasurer and ex-olTicio Tax
'."Vi'tei-i: ir of said County, in
i!'e T;v.-.! of SolomonviUe,
a.u! m, i t be paid on or be
fore the Third Monday in
December, 1SS6, and on fail
ure to pay the same, as
above provided, a penalty of
five per cent, will be added
thereto.
Tiioe-. J. Neksk,
Treasurer and ex-otlieio Tax
Tux Collector for Graham
County. Arizona Territory.
ZOLLAK.S, II. S. KAl'FMAX,
Vico rrosidont. Cashier
WM!M T1AMCT1D.
Topfka & Santa Fe, Texas &
(.'ontral Eailmatls.
Appliration for PtUont.-Xo. -J7.
U. 5. bAxn Offich, Tucsox, A HIZ0NA.
October til, A. D. 1SS0
Xi!tie3 i.s liereby given that the
l.loriettti Mining Company, a corpo
ation tl:i!y organized under and by
virtue ot Uie laws oi tlic t-tate of Ti
US, IIV Jlllll jXL . y ii'.W IU1LI, im tlJUIll una
I I-., if t. ... ... ..e: ... 1
illWMiUlV III ItlVll., 1. nijst: pusi OIIJCL' iiu-
dross is.Solomonville, Graham comity
Arizona, has this day filed its appli
cation lor a patent lor nftocn huntlreu
linear feet of tho Micawl.er vein lode,
or deposit bearing gold and silvei
with surface ground COO feet in width
situated in tire Copper Mountain Min
ing District in the c.umty of Gra
ham ;tnd Territory of Arizona, and is
dosnrnuted by the held notes and o.Ti
cial plat on tile in this office as survey
number 7U0. and lot Xo. In, said lot
No. 7-i beinir a-i follows, to-wit:
ginning at the e;iMfcrly location monu
ment of this claim where is set a lime
stone rock er,xH)X(; on0 f00t :
ground, surrounded by a mound of
stones and marked M. M. Xo. 1, U. S
Min Mon Xo. 4, bears X 25 V easi
13S5-3 fjct.no other boarinas available,
thence S 50' W va 12D 33' K. S7
feet to gulch bears X. W. and (S. E.
oOO feet to initial monument mention
ed in location notice and marking the
south-easterly end center of tho chum,
where is set a quartzilo rock 21xl2xS
oni: foot in the ground surrounded by
mounds of stones and marked M. M.
I. M. ISO feet to crest of hi!l bears X.
'.V. and S. E. iiO!) feet to location mon
ument being the stump of a cedar
trie le inches in diameter and 4 feet
hih surrounded by mound of stt
and marked M. M. Xp. 2, largo rock
in ph'.ce marked 15. It. r.l. M. Xo. 2J
hears due east 2U-4 feet, no other bear
ings available, thoucc X. 41 14" W.
va Its' 80' K. 934 feet to crest of hill
b ears X. K and S. W. 1220 feet to
nihth liears K and W 12SU feet to trail
bears K and XV 1 ,500 foot to location
monument, wliere is set a quartzitc
rook 2'.1 Ix'i one foot m the ground
sit; rounded l.y a mound of stones and
nn.rked M. M. Xo. 3, stump of cedar
tree I I mehes m dtatnoter marked H
T. M. M. Xo. 3, beirs X 17 XV 18-5
feet, Stccpto llock bears S 5 3S' K
about 20 miles, Dos Cabesas bears S
i thence X i." HO' K, va 1240' K 2S4
fee! !o heail of small gulch bears east
i "", 0 feet to location monument mark
ing t lie north-westerly end center of
I '.lie claim, w lie re is set a trachitc rock
' 20xl2xf ou3 foot in the ground, sur
! rounded by mound of stones and
' marked M. M. E. C, stump of cc
, tree 20 inches in diameter, bears S 3'P
I il 4 foot, 4-f.i feet to gulch bears X. W.
, and S. K. 595-" feet to location mon
ument, where is set a sandstone rock
I 2:xli' 1 one font in the ground stir-
" rounded bv mound ot stones and
; marked M.M. Xo. 4. Steeple Kock
j be:ir- S .-.'; 2e E, McMulten's Peak a
; S:s "' K both iibout 20 miles away, no
; other bearings available, thence S 44
i 25' K va 12 :!)' K S,i feet to si
' fie.1..-!', brr.rs X and is. 2:0 feu! to small
i trnlch bears X 15 K and S 15 XV, ;.7(i
feet to small gt.leh bears X, 4 a3 E and
S W W, 700 "feet to trail bears cast
and west, 1,104 feet to small ifuich
bears X 10- XV, and S 10 K, 1,135 feet
to trail bsars nortii and south 1.14u
foct io small gulch bears north and
south, 1,."00 feet to monument and
rock marked M. M. Xo. 1, place of
beginnintr, enntamtnt 20 ,"0 acres of
land, magnetio va 12 35' east.
The l.'ca'ion of this mine is record
ed in the Recorder's office of Graham
county. Arizona m oook co. 1, pafrs
Oil and 07, of .Mining Kecords. The
adjoining mining claims are, West
Virginia Xo. 3, on the northeast, the
La l'latta on tho southwest, Magenta
and Van l'.osenhcrg Xo. 2. on the
southeast, no others known. Any
and all persons chinning adversely
any portion of said Mic-aw'ocr mine
or surface ground are required to lile
their adverse claims with the Regis
ter of tho United States Land Oiliee
at Tucson in the Territory of Arizona
during the sixty days period of pub
lication hereof, "or they will be barred
by irtii3 of the provisions of the
statute.
It. M. Thomas, Register.
It is licroby ordered that tho fore
going notice of application for patent
be published lor ten consecutive
weeks in Tun Clifion C'lariox, a
weekly newspaper, published at Clif
tou, Graham County, Arizona.
15. M. Thomas, Register.
First Publication October 27, 1SSS.
LAY & B0GPi35
Duncan, Arizona,
General ISerclian&isQ
Eaiichmen's Supplies,
Yiiies, tLIqetors and Cigni
JDiry oj-gocLs,
ClotlaIrLs,,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ktc, t:c., Ktc
liij-'h. -I i'iie-r i.iu.l Ft Item iW.u
Mil
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Ladies' l Gent's Furnishing -Qoodi
Grocsries, Etc, Etc.
CALIFORNIA CLOTHINEi
-AND '
BOOTS AND SHOES.-
In this esitabHshracnt can be foaud most everything ifl
the ahote line of goods. Anything called for not in stocky
will be sent for especially, and delivered on short notice.
Goods of the First Quality 1
Prices io Suit my Customers !
i. fbaissinet
riQHTH
ST" rosfoiRi'e Address, CiJl'TOX.
THE LARGEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN ARIZOSA.-
LEO. GOLBSCHMIDT,
WHOLESALE ANB
FURNITURE, BEDDING
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.-
FALL GOODS
ILL STVLFS of BEDROOM,
Furniture of H;iuJ.-imo Designs
-3TtSeiid for Illustrations before Purchasing Elsewhere."?
TUGSQN,
TUB
GRAHAM
Having recently been enlarged and
guests in a more sumptuous
BOARD KY THE DAY, WEEK
RATES.
Neat and attractive in all its appointments. Table supplied with tile1
fresh products of
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALT
LOUISA C. RUPKEY, Proprietress.
CLIFTON
3! It. AM) 3I11S. J. T.
HEADQUARTERS FOR GGERCiAL TRAVELLERS,'
COOL IS005IS AX
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE VERY BESf
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS
7.0. S50AKIJ $7,00
Store
RETAIL DEALER IN
NOW READY,
PAkLOR, and DINING ROdli
and Most 1
AMMQNA,
HOUSE,-
refitted is prepared to accommodate
manner than formerly.
OR MONTH AT REASONABLE
the Gila Valley.
DIVERGING STAGE LINES';
HOTEL,
BAKER, Proprietors.'
D CLEAN BEDS;
HO 2 EL IN CLIFTON:
WEEK.

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