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Mining App!k;ition No. 712
Survev So. IS". 3.
i;.LAii o?file, t !
TrcKN, Ai-U.onu. April i'vO ) J
CTICE IS KbUKDY (JtVUN THAT -N
XN put'Miaiu-e of the Act of Cot:;:!'- j
proved A. ay 10. If72, The 'iurnin iVlvt iiuru j
plication for a patont fur i5;0 linear iWt o;i
the Lejral Tender lode, bearing jrold am!
silver, heiii youth 7c degrees 2" ii.iuutv:
West, 480 feot, nnd nortU 7 dr-areo -J
minutes east, l.trili feit frsm tlit dist'overy
shaft thereof, with surfaeo irro'.;i:d S'A tuet
in width, pitiMte in the Cum tiran-lf
district. Pii.tu county, Territory of Arizoi.tx,
and described ly the otliciut tk;t l-.rt'wit.'i ;
ported, and bv thotield innes m iilcinthe
ottier.f the iUt&tT f the United .utes
Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, as hereau- j
der given; uvA also for IJ-'m linear ivton
the Turning Point lode, t-eariiti? iroM and
silver, blug wuih "is urret L'" rtiinntt'S
west lect u::d ni.rih 7;iiT-Tvci '!' ni:t;io
east 50H ft-et from the discovery shait there
on, with surface ground iKi? trot ia v. i'l'a.
situate iu the C-i.n Grunt'e . Mining Oit.trie.
Pinal county. Territory of Ai'iona, v,y.:l
described J-y the oIx'u.l jilat !iere;. h
posted and by the iieki hoIms on tilekiUie
otliceotthe i:;?j:,i-ti.r of the United States
Laud O if ice at Tucson, Arizona, ns hoietin
der given; and also for &k!.4 linear ieet on
the Golden Wonder hct-.i ia u-oUI itfui
stiver, the siiUie heiufr north -0 oeres wtt
lyO feet and s-omii o.-'O let irom the dis
covery shall thereon, witli surface frroimd
5io feet in wiihh, :;itna in the L;.-sa uraje
Mining ;itt'irt. Pi mil comity, Territory of
Arizona, and deseril:ed iiy the oiMoiat plat
herewith pasted. un.I by the field n-'ted on
iiie in the odin'of the ilfister ui tho L'niu-d
States Land ':te, at Tuesou, Arliuiiu. as
hereunder ro cm.
Thetniu i;,'k! notes of survey describe the
loiindari( satiJ e::tot:t at each of said ctaims
on the Stirfare, with ina.'fireiic variation at
1- degrees i7 minuter ea-t, .t& follows, to-wit:
UOAIj TEyl'H LOO!',.
Tlejri'iniT' at corner No. 1 i-lentical with
theS. b. Cor. of the location, a pine post, i ft.
long-4 inK. square, ret 2 it. inthe ground. with
rut mint of stone, soribf d L.T.1' oti N.
IV. fjiee; t. S. hw. ilon. ilo. 13H lr. N.
S'J deft". &0 mlu. I',., $Ub,)l it.et ; Talikt Top
inouutain bei.rs north 51 de;?. I'1 ftisu. VV.;
double top peak bears S. t.ide. AV,; thence
K. Udeji". a run, S". ft. to a road which
b,?ara easterly and westerly; 2' 5 ft. to a road
w hich bears iV. E. a: 1 S. S. W.; 3v0 ffc. to
Cor. No. "ii, a pine pty.it I n. ;on:r, 4 in. square,
st?t 'Z it. in rround nith mound of earrb and
stone, scribed on S. Vt'.face, w!:enee,
Cor. o the ligation which i; a moujid of
Htone with stake, bears N. '7J dc. lj ra;!i. K.,
tSJ.fi fuet ; su:ohe fia"k of roll on lack Rab
bit mine hears N. liH detr. 50 in in. t.;Tah!c top
mountain bears N. rie, Sl min V.; thence
S. 7 (ipfr. 2Ti min. V,. it. to a warron road
which bears N. & S.: 4r.7 ft. to junction of
roads, one bears S. ii. and the others. V.;
Vk'tt-to a wa;;on road which hears X. . and
S. W. ; l"w) ft. to Cor. No. 3. a post ft, lonar,
4 ins. wiunre. set 2 ft. hi the around, with
mound ol earth and stone, scribed
on S. h. face, wnence corner ot location
which mound of stone with stake, iiuar
S. dcfi In min. W. lit ft.: niol;'4i'ck oa
mill on Jack Khhb: mine bears N.
4ii min. E.; Needle P'euk bears N.-7 dejr. IS
mm, tnence 1 1 dc?. ; ir in. b.
n wasriui road which bears
Easterly and t
& Westerly ; ft. to eor. No. 4, identical
with X V . corner of the location, a pine
post 4 ft. lonjr. 4 ins. son are. et 2 ft. inthe
ground, with mound of stone, scribed "4-l.JAiM
on A. H. face; IV.blpToi) irtonntain beai s N.
fd dei?, 'J7 re'n. W.; little Table 'iop moun
tain be-irs . ti de:r. 5 lvdn. "A.; thcia-3 K.
deg. 2n min. K. lo ft. to a v.-atron road, which
bears N. Easterly and S. Westerly; Sjft.to
a wafroa road to, hoitinr wt)dw w hica
rbears S. Easterly ; in't ft. to trail to mine
w hich bears S. Ji.-;--terIy ; tii ft. whence S. E.
'Cor. of Supt'is bnikiin, frame. 11xn2 ft. bears
N.G"der. y,) min. V. it.; privr, fjxj ft,
lears A. 47 dejr. nun. E. PU t.; 10.13 ft. to
w ajronroad to hoisting works which bears
& Easterly; ir.O ft. to a wusdi, 10 ft. course
K. V erleriy ; ?u0 ft. to wncion road to hoist
im works whh h bears S. Iaterly; 1500 ft.
to eor. No. 1, the jdaco of bciiiningr survey
of exterior bonniiaries.
TntNiNo point i,ode.
Hepinninat corner 'o, 1, identical with K.
. eocner oi kx-atian; aL-o with eor. A'o. 1. of
Leiral fender lode, of this survev. marked
on S. IV. fiice, T-iar3." T. P., U. S. loe. Von.
lio. 137.3, beara N.TvJdPcr. 30 min. K. 314i.U ft.
no other beariufrs available, thence S. 11
degr. 5 min. E., ascendtnjr. 'tAb ft. to too of
ascent ; 31) ft. to east end cejitor, a pine post,
4 ft. long. 4 ins. srpinre, 2 ft. in thejrro.tnd,
with mound of stone, scribed E. cent-. T. P.
- on west f ae ; 40 ft. descend ; 550 ft. to foot of
. descent; HU0 ft. to cor No. 2, a pine post 4 ft.
long, 4 ins. stpmre, &et 2 ft. in rrround with
mound ot tone, seribel 1ja t . P. on .
W. face w!ieuee er. of location bears n 12 I
lrg. E. 10 ft., u croiis (x) and ii. K. 2-K5." j
chiseled 5 ft. ebove the ground on a lime-j
stone led?, 6d ft. lonsr. bears S. VJ dej?. 10 i
m:n. W. Ii0.5feet, thence S. 73 dep-. 25 min, i
Wdecending 10a ft. to frulch 30 ft. wide., !
course S. W. and nseend hil! ; oT ft. to top c-f
' ride which 1-ears K. A W. and descend along- 1
S. fciope of ridte; 1400 ft to foot of rkle:
liAjO it. to cor. No. 3, a pine po:t 4 ft. lon.j. 4 j
ins. square, set 2 ft. in "round with mound
of stone, scribed on N'. E, face, i
whence eor. of the location hears pouth 111 j
ft., a stake iu mound of stones 2 ft. hijrh; !
Needle Peak bears N. '11 dey, V.; Jliack
Hill bears S. 0 deg-. 30 min. W.; Trouble Top
peak bears S. -SI der. H't rnin. M; Little Talde
T;; mountain bears N. 7'tde:r. 5 min. W.
tiience N. 11 dep. 5 ruin. W. ai0 ft to west
center end, identical with location, a pine
post 4 ft. lourr, 4 ins. stpiare. -et 2 ft. in t he
ground, scribed W. cent. T. P. on E. face;
40 ft. to a waon rod winch bears N K. &
S. W.; 000 ft. to cor. No. 4. identical with cor.
of the location; also with cor. No. 4. of
Legal Tender lode of this survey, marked
"4-153," X. P. on ji. E. face; thence N. 7a det?
25 min. E. l.VX)lt. to eor. No. 1, the place of
beginning-survey of exterior boundaries.
GOLDSN VTONOl.tt LOUR.
Ceg-inniinr at err. Ho. 1, identical with S.
E. comer oi location, a pine post, 4 ft. Jong,
4 ins. square, bet 2 ft. in the ground, scribed
"1-1:3, ti. W. on N. W. iace. wheucre, U. S.
loe. Mo a. No. bears N. art dtt'- min. E.
S'2.4 ft.;Klackriiil !ears S, 'Ui dig. W.,
thence S. 73 df-g. lia mia W . 210 ft to dry
wa-di. 10 ft. wide, course S. ; 5i0 ft. tocir.
No. 3, a pine pot. 4 ft. long. 4 ii:s smare,
set 2 ft. in the ground, wit h rnoimd of stone,
scribed 2-13"iV' U. W. on N . E. face, whence,
a comer of the location, which is a mound
of stone, bears S. ilUg. "NV. 10 ft.; Black
Hill bears S.15dcg. AV., no other bearings
available; thence N. 11 dog. 5 min. YV., as
cending, Otfi 4 ft. to cor. -o. 3, on line 2-3 of
Turning Point lode, of this survey, a pina
post, 4 ft. lonif 4 ins. square, set 2 ft. in the
ground, scribed "3-lif3, whence corner of
' the location bears N. 12 deg. "W., ly7 ft., a
- stiike in a mound of stones 2 ft. high; Black
Hill bears S. 11 deg. 42 min. W., no other
bearings available; thence S. 78 d g. 25 min.
E. 10 ft. to cor io. 4, a pine post 4 ft. long.
4 ins. square, set 2 ft. in the ground with
mound of stone, scribed l4btf" on S. W.
face, whence corner of location bears N. 30
deg. W. fe:uft.; corner No. 2, of Turnign
Point lode of t.his survey bears N, 7dei.
25 min. E. 22 ft. ; E. cent. Turning Point
' bde bears N. 27 deg. W min. E., thence S.
Hdeg. 5 min. E., m-cending. 170 ft. to top of
ridge which bears E. AW.; ttX ft. descend ;
5t0.4 ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of bfcgirmv
survey of exterior boundaries. T
a kb a . Acres.
Total and net areaof Legal Tender lode 13.43
1 oral and net area of Turning Point
lode 20. Gd
Total and net area of Golden Wonder
lode 6.56
Total and net area of claim
..40.(53
LOCATION.
This claim la located approximately in T.
S , K. 4 E., (unsui veye t) U. and S. 1 . 15. &
Meridian, iu Casa Grande Mining District,
Pinal county. Arizona. There are no ad
- joining eiairas,
. There nrono bearing objects at monu
. ments of this survev, extent where other-
wie mentioned in these notes. The survey
of these claims is identical with their respue
; tive locations, except where expressly
i stated.
The said bications are recorded in the
records of Pinal county, Arizona, is fol
1 low?, to-wit: The Legal Tender lodo or
f milting claim on page 172 of book 15 of Mines;
the Turning Point mine on page 314 of book
14 of riinps, and the Golden Wonder claim
! on page 173 of book 15 of iiines.
I The presumed genera! course or direction
tion of said lodes, as shown uioii the plat
I posted herewith, is as follows: Oftbesuid
I Legal Tender lode, north 78 degrees 2a
,t minutes eaet, and south 1H degrees 25 minutes
west; of the said Turning Point lode north
,f 7H degrees 25 minutes east and south 7o
ilegrec8 25 minutn west; of the said Golden
"-' Wonder lole north 20 ilegrees west -and
south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
V any portion of said mines or surface ground
I are required to Iiie their adverse claims
1 with the Register of the United States Land
OSiice, ut Taction, Pima county, Arizona,
I duriiiir til' - inty days period of publication
i hereof, or they w ill be barred by virtue of
' the itro isitnix m the Statute .
; MILTON li. JUtiOKE, liffisU-r.
? r irji Mnbiii .-Irion May 5. 1vj0.
Applicati
ARTICLES i)F
INCOIiTOKATlOX
OPHIR OIL COMPANY
LSOW xM.I, MSN BY THV.SJS MtF
v.e. -JwiiN M. dA KUIN Eiv.
and N. d. AliiN.SON, ot the State of jOn.il
lorma, l?ae thii, d,ay asseeiateu oViiselves
tot-ti er for the purpose of forming a cor-pOi'ut'-Oii
uti'.'.cr ti:e iaws of the Territory of
Arirtjua, una hereby adot the ioiiowing
urti.iesof incorporarion:
AK'lICLEl. 'J he i.umo of this eorpora
tion ahuil be the OpKiR OIL COMPANY,
tiitd Ms !jriiici;al pla;:e of transacting, bui
j;es!:ail ie l lorent H, Pinal county. Terri
,torv ol rioiia, and the City ct San Fran
cisco, and the Pity of Los Angeies, Cali-
furiii.i, with on:ccs at Kiich ott.er ptact s as
board of Uree-
ooara oiuutc J
may be oestgiuwau. iy tiio
tors o? siiiii corporation.
Aulii ll 2. ine nature of the business
to be traiir-ucted by said corporation is to
purchase, acquire, lease, own, nolo, control,
manage, sell, operate, improve and devekp
land and mining claims, mineral rights, oii
weiis and otuer real estate, and intoretji
and rights i:i any of said properties; to
engage 111 an.1 carry en the businessot bor
ing and exploring for, producing, reiining,
tiisiiiling, treating, manufacturing, piping,
cuiry;n;r, lnin.iltug, storing, ujuliug iu,
baying and sebing oils, petroleums, natural
fe'ajs, HiiLailum, biiumeu, bituminons ro'dt
and 0ti.1t. r mineral and hydrocarbon sul
stiit.cvs; and tor such puriKises, to buy and
othf i-ftise acipiiro, hold, own, inanuge and
ouerate rehnt ries. pipes, pipe lines, tanks.
iiia:uitui t(jric!. machinery, wharves, tank
cuis, steam und sailing vessels for water
transportation, itnd etiier vorfes, property
ami appliances tht liay be deemed neces
sary or convenient by the board of directors;
to purehaMt. acquire, o n, jtre-emptand sell
itd stock and bonns and the stocks and bonds
of other corporations; t establish and
carry on agencies, others, storage tanks and
housrf1-, and to yell articles and products
manufactured by iteif, or other persons or
corporations, in Arizona, (Jnlifornia atv.i
other states nnd territories of the United
States oiid foreign counties; to construct,
maintain, own and otierate its own line of
railroad from its property to the nearest
connecting rail point for the purpos of
transporting frcigiit and tlie products of
said et.ntpuny to and from it property; a'so
xi construct, own, maiita;u and operate its
own telegr;iph and telephone lines, and
such other means o rapid communication
as may now or hereaiter be in eisten?e for
this purpose ot facilitating or ab'iag in the
convenient transaction of the Company's
br.ine;s, ami to do und perform all things
iieet.sary to transact the ah airs and bust
iics of the corporation, within and without
the Territory of Arizona, and requisite and
proper foi the purpose of carrying out uli
or i.ny 01 nie objects aerem specified.
AUilCLii 3. The amount of capital stock
shai: be ti:e sum of ux hundred ond fifty
tlirMisund dollars ictii0,0u0), divined into six
hii.Mhedaud tiity thousand tihares (tijO.Cfj)
of the par value c;f one dollar each, which
eai'ital tcii. when issueo. must Ijc fuiiy
I aid Hi cash or property upon issurance of
iiie same, a nu snail i ore ver ue uou-assetuiue
IVjr any purpose whatever, and the same
shall be issued at such times and upon such
eouditijns as may (.e prescribed by the
board oi directors, and bftid directors are
hereby authorised to issue any or all of
said stoeu, iuby paid and tiou-ariiCsanle,
UKm the condition of tne transter to this
corporation of property, or rights in prop
erts", of any description, which said corpora
tion is hereby autuortzed to acouire, own
and deal in, and each certificate of stock
shall state upon its face the iiumiKjr of
shares represented thereby, and that the
same is lorever iioii-as.ses;in!i!e.
ART1CLL4. 1 ho time of the commence
ment of s'dd corporation shall be the 14th
day of April. i, ami the termination
thereof on tho 14t u day of April, 1. mi
less the same be renewed pursuant to the
hvws of Arizona before the termination
hereof.
AiviiCLE5. The highest amount of in
debtedness or liability to which the corpora
tion bi:aii at any time subject itself shall be
the sum of tive thousand (?o.(;C0) dollars.
Aiil'iCltK ii. 'Ihealtairs of this corpora
tion sdmil be conoueteil and managed by a
board of seven directors, and in said board
shall be vested the corporate powers of the
corporation. The names of the persons
w ho are appointed to serve as directors of
this cor;oration, until their successors are
duly elected and onaliticd. ar as follows:
'j. ji. Garfiiner, H. It. Jriuribut, ii. 4. ytansou,
Jno. Martin, Win. H. Hooper, Warren
Uihebuaiid J.W.A.Oir.
The directors of tiiis corporation shall
hereafter be elected by the stockholders at
their annual meetings, which shall beheld
on the first Tue-day after the first Wednes
day in January inach year.
Alt'i.TCLii 7. The private property of the
stockholders of this corporation shall be
esempt from ali corporate debts and liabili
ties of every kind, and the stockholders f
this corporation are hereby exempted from
any liability for the debts or Labilities of
this corporation.
i ICLE t. Tho capital stock of the cor
poration shall be forever non-assessable,
and each certificate thereof shall state upon
its face the number of shares represented
thereby, and that the same is f uliy paid up
and i:oi:-asfcesabie.
AXl liCbKy. The board of directors ehall
have power to pass by-laws and make
amendments thereio, end the said corpor
ation ?)iaii have power to increase or
diminish its capital stock by a two-thirds
vote of the stockholders represented at any
regular stockholders1 meeting, or any
special meeting of stockholders called for
that purpose, und by tiling the certificate
thereof and by publishing the same in the
sante manner as is provided by iaw for the
reco ruing and puhiiahicg of those articles
of incorporation.
IN WITNESS V, RERSOJ?, we have hereun
to set our hands and sca!s this 4th day of
April, LVO.
IHKAid JOHN M. GARDINER,
al H. U. HURi.KL'T,
lAid N. MANSON.
u'i'ATE OF CALIFORNIA. j
Cor.MY oif Lod Angkl.es. t
On this bih day of April, in the year one
thousand nine hundred, before me Nina
May. a Notary Public in and for said Los
Angeles County, residing therein, duly com
missioned and sworn, personally appeared
John AL Gardiner personally known, to me
to be the sauia person whose name is sub
scribed to tho within instrument, and
acknowledged to me t bat he executed the
s ame.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and ailixed my official seal at
Los Angeies, in said county, the day and year
iu this certificate Lrst above written.
SKALJ NINA MAT,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles county
Stute of California.
fc'i'AT E Or" CALIFORNIA, j
City and County ok Sas Eiiakcisco.!
On the 4th day of April, in the year one
thousand nine hundred, before me, W. T.
Less, a Notary Public in and for the said
city and county, residing therein, duly com
missioned and sworn, personally appeared
H. Si. iiuribut and N. J. Manson, known to
me to be the persons described in whose
name, ail subscribed to and who executed
the annexed instrument, and they acknow
ledged to me that they executed the same.
JN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and atlixed my official seal, at
my oilice in the city aud county of San
Francisco the day and year in thiscertili
cate first above written.
tHEAb W. T. HESS,
Notary Public in and for the city and county
of San Erancisco. State of California, 1015
CIkus Spreckels building.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, j
(JouniyCof Pinal. S
I, F. A. Chamberlin, Recorder in and for
the County of Pinal. Territory aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the annexed instrument
was hied and recorded at request of C has,
D. Reppy on the 11th day of April, A. D. I'm,
at 2 o'clock p. m., iu book No. 1, of articles
of incorporation, page 1K7.
WITNESS my hand and official seal, this
11th day of April, llhiO.
SEAXi F. A. CHAMBERLIN,
Recorder.
Thos. G. Peyton, Deputy. tit
JTrst pulilioation April 21st, 1W0.
Antonio, Chinaman
DKALKB IS
General Merchandise,
Corner 9th aud Bailey streets,
Arizona.
Florence,
Application for Patent. !
Alining Application No. 70S.
Survey No. 1-12.
U.S. LANOOFFICK. I
Tcroy. Arizona. March 7, 1W0.I
JTICK LS KiUtKLY GlViiN, that Kay
Minos Com puny, a eorooration. by
, Albert iStciufeld. ii President, whose Pst
; OjJice address.ii Tuesou, Pima county, Ari
Eona Tef;tory. has this day tiled itsupplioa-eits-SFMS-
That j ion f:Va paic'nt for the Pinal Copper Co.
Li H HI) KLbl" ' &Hi;iU . claim, containing iive acres
HI lit (111, Ml Kill 'HI 1!J l'.Il!I(ll WT-Uft lUltllll
District, (Jouniy of Viifitl. and Territory of
Arizona, and designated by the field-notes
and oiliciul plat on file in this oftice as
Mineral Survey Number 14:i2on unsnrveye!
luini,; said Mifierni Survey dumber 14J2 being
as follows: Maguotic variation at thirteen
degrees east:
beginning at corner Ko. 1, identical with
corner No. 1, o the location, within is set
a nin nost 4 feet loiii" 4 inches suuaro. sur-
rouudeil by n mound of stones, marked
t-ion 7, towimhlp 4 south, rung 14 east,
Gihi (iud Salt Kiv(r Vatie & Mori(iian, bears !
l-i -d irfjiu , u ir ii liiv V turner ui i
S. U)dctr. 25 min. K.. Bui 3 feet: thence South
8 deg. i'-" min. W. 4'W.5 feet to corner Ko. 2, a
post marked 2-J4S2- (center of well 21 feet
deer) bears X 40 deg. W. 21 feet ; corner
of smelter building bears N. 32 detr. 35 min.
Y. 2nt.U foot) ; thence N. 81 deg. .05 min. W.
t':t5 feet to corner No. 3, a postmarked
8-1132; thence K. 8 deg. 55 min, E. 4i.5 feet to
corner No. 4, a post marked 4-l4;j.i (th MW
corner of store housa ln?ars N. 25 dug. 25
min. W. 1-0,2 leet); thence S.J;! deg. .05 min.
h. 4'il'.5 feet to place of beginning. Varia
tion at allcomers 13 deg. East.
The location notice of said MiH-s:te claim
beiiii;- of record in the odice oF the Kecoruer
of Pinal county, Arizona, in Book 2, of
Miscellaneous Kccords, on page 71 thereof,
and the amended uutiee of location being of
record in said ol'ice in book 6 of idiseeliune
oin Kitc-oi ds, on page Sftl thereof.
The ftdjoiuiuv eiaiinant is tlie owner of
the iiisiiop Mill-sito on the West, the
Consueio Mill-sit on the North and the
Deputy iii'.bsiteon t he Last, now owned and
held iu possession by applicant herein, the
said Pinal Copper Co. Siill-Fite claim being
designated as yiinera! Survey No. 1432 iu the
oriicinl plat tiled herewith.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Pinal Copper Co. Mill-
;to or surtace ground are required to li!o
their adverse claims with the Kcgistor of
the Cnited States Land Otlk-e, at Tucson, in
the Territory of Arizona during the sixty
diiv period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions of
the Statute.
MILTON K. MOORE. Register.
Firt publication March l'J. Kj0.
Forest lileu Seleclioa.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, i
Treses, Arizona, March 21, 1900. i
XJOTICS IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1?bl.iwl ri lnilv n-ltr.fl int-nfficO U
dress is Tucson, Arizona, has made applica
tion to select under the Act of Juno 4, 1SU7
(30 Stat., 33) the following described tract : j
that eertain tract of unsurveyed laud situate ;
on the northwestern slope of the Cotton
wood range of mountains, about twenty
seven (27) miles southeasterly from the
town of Florence; about seven. (7) miles
southwest of the old Cottonwood stage
station; about five (5) miles north northeast
from the old Put Holland well; about three
(3) miles east of theCovote well, and about
one (1) mile southwest of the Florence and
Mammoth public road. Said tract contains
three (3) wells, first, a bored well, with six
inch casings, one hundred and forty-nine
(149) feet deep; second, one hundred (100)
feet north of said first mentioned well a
dug well about eighty-four (64) feet deep,
and third, twenty-five (25) feet north of said
second weH. a dug well eighty-eight feet
deep; all three wells connected by a tunnel
or drift eighty (Mj) feet deep. Said land is
bounded as follows, to-wit: Commencing
at a point one hundred (100) yard southeast
of said bored well, run thence north one
fourth mile to the northeast corner of said
cract; thence west one-fourth mile to the
northwest corner of said tract; thence
south one-fourth mile to the southwest
corner of said tract; thence east one-fourth
mile to the southeast corner and place of
beginning. The said tract is situate in the
County of Pinal, in the Tucson Land Dis
trict, Territory of Arizona, and contains
forty (4C) ncres of land.
Within the next thirty days from the date
of the first publication of this notice pro
tests or contests against the selection on the
ground that the land described, or any por
tion thereof . is more valuable for its minerals
than for agricultural purposes, will be ro
ccived and noted for report to the Com
missioner of the General Land Office.
MILTON R. MOORE, Register.
First publication March 24, 1000.
PIONEER
Livery & Feed Stable
Kay, Pinal Couuty, Arizona.
Good Rigs, Careful Drivers
and Good" Saddle
Horses.
Hay and Grain, Wholesale and Retail.
J. C. KATES, -:- Proprietor
W. H. MERRITT
County Surveyor,
U. S.
Deputy Mineral. Surveyor.
Assay cr and Metallurgist.
Surveyor's office in Court House.
Assay office on Main Street,
opposite Barker's.
(!. R. IliEll CO.,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
Corner Main and 12th streets.
Florence, ... Arizona-
Ah Lee's Restaurant
Opposite Tiik Florence Tribune office
In P. R. Brady, Jr's., New Building.
Firat-oluBd in every respect. Meals 35 and 25
ets. Ladies dining room,
Corner 7th and Main street
1 Florence.
Arizona.
Summons
IN THE DI5TSICT COURT O? TtiH
.Second Judb-ial District. Territory of
Arizona, in and for the County of Pinal.
Francisco r lores, p'.aintiiT, vs. Augustine
Flores, defendant.
Action brougltt. in the District- Court of
the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Arizona, dn and for the County of
Pinal, and the complaint filed in the Raid
County of Pinal, in tBo office of.tho Clerk
of said District Cot'rt.
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting
to Augustine f lores, defendant.
You aro hereby summoned und required
to appear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff in the Di.-triet
Court of the Socond Judicial District of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for Pinal
county, and answer the complaint therein
i ...i ,t-;t. i. j ,c i . i-..
' U1 ourc; atrmr-
enco IU said county, within ten days after
t.ie service upon you of this summons, if
served in this said county, or if served out
of this said county and within this said
Judicial District, then within twenty days
thereafter, or in nil other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times above
mentioned being exclusive of the dav of
service, or judgment by default will be
taken against you.
Given uuder my hand and seal of the Dis
trict Court of tho Second Judicial District,
Territory of Arizona, in and far the County
of Pinal, this loth day of May, 1W0.
IsealI DANIEL C. STEVENS,
Clerk.
ALRKRT T. COLTON,
Depnly Cbrk.
First publication May 19,
T, P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVERT1S
m.j ine: Agent, 21 Mechanic's Exchange,
San Francisco, is our authorize! agent.
This paper is kept on iiie at his u&ce.
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SPINAS &
Hardware
Florence,
Keep everything needed by the Miner, the
Farmer, Freighter, the Mechanic .
and by anybody else.
Walter S. Logan,
Charles M. Demand,
Marx E. Harby,
Norton Chase,
Fred. C. Hanford.
Law Offices of
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THE WEAR AND TEAR OF HEN'S NERVES
use Uuttyap,.
in them;
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0 acknowlcdscd by our leading medical men to be the greatest nerve a::d
g tissue buildar knovm to med cal science. IIUDYAN will lift you from
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g will n.ake of you a happy num. Try KUDYAN, you will soon be convinced.
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DEALER IN
Dry Geotls, Groceries
And Notions.
Soil clieap for cash.
Corner 10th and Bailey streets,
Florence ... Arizona.
AHIZONA CONSOLIDATED
Stags aiifl Livery Go.
(kcohi'okatkd 1892.)
DAILY STAGE
BETWEEN
Florer.ce ;nd C;isa Graade
Li very, Feed &
Sale Stables
Florence and Casa Cranqc
ftiONTANO,
Merck
Ctv.
Arizona.
Uepresented in Ari-
zona by Hon. Norton j
Chase, Adams Hotel,
Plioenix.
Gateways-4
Eosnlts in debility eshatistion, not only ex- q
haustiun of the lJy, but exhaustion of tho
mental faculties as well. 9
The nerve cells of th3 body have hpen rchbal
of their vital forces. The nerves hav? life o
t!ion:fore all this orsuus of ti:e body J
. l.,l. C . . 1 .... J
iwxiu vi'sseis imii enp'i'v tneso or.us a;:a r.ot
iu proper tor.e. " KUDYAN corrw.s tho
evil. jitTDYAJr provides this vitiLiy cr
uerve force that is wantim." Aiv yon ap
proaching this rendition of Jfervtras Duality?
Are you yovrins prercatur.4T old? Do you
FuiuT with ho v.htehes (Fi. 1)"; hollow (vc'; or
dark rings ttniiw ers (Fir. 2); pa'o. t.'iiu faog
end suuken cheeks (Fig. 3); weakness 'of !imls
(i'lg. 4); a poor appetite and iapain-d incll'je--tion
CJip. a); torpid liver (Fig. (i), ar.'l x..Uve
ness, a coafd tongue (Bp. 7)? Or havo yon
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clouded memory, nausea after eatinpr, twitch
ing of nodes, spots before tho eyes, shooting
pains, weariness, teesnblings, s;ti;.ruent iu
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all-gone feelinpr.
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Cor. Stockton, Ellis and Mariiet Street,
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THE SCENIC LINE OF ARIZONA!
Santa Fe, Prescoit & Phoenix R'y.
AND
Prescoit & Eastern Railroad,
WITH THB
SANTA FE SYSTEM
Shortest And
Quickest Route
Between Phoenix, Kansar City, St. Louis.
Chicago and all points EAST.
From the
West.
Through
Time Table.
To tho
West.
ft JM x
C.S a
7.00p'lv Portland ... .ari 8.15a
5.30j lv. .San Francisco.. an 6.4:,;
!0.1Ua,lv Mohave... ..ari 8.53a
1.4(ii' 8.1ua!v San Diego ar I2.jrip
.0()i 10.10a lv...Los AiiL'eles...ar: H.2:ia;
lu.lDp; 8.Mi lv liarttow ar l.SUi',
10.25p S.Ua,ar Ash Fork.. ..lv li.lUp l
From the East.
To the East.
ilO.IKfp lv Chicaero ar S.00p!
.(l)lv St. Louis an 6.13)i
jlO.'iualv... Kansas City... ari 7.00a.
iv Denver. ari 5.0Oi
) 1.0"ju lv.. Albuquerque. .arO.SOp
:12.1Uar Ash Fork lv 7.fi.ip
2.1f.
.15
6.S0U
S.tKip
U.OOp
10.25p
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
Mountain Time.
S. ltourid
Passenger
N. lound
Passene
No. 2i
iNo. 1
STATIONS.
No 3 Ti
.3:ij.Ly AaH Fokk ....Ari 7.
' 2.
.2p Jerme Junrtion... . 4
V.V. & P. UA1LWAY j
Lv Jerome Arj
:iuv,lerome .1 unction ..lv!
35 i P. 4 K. J unction. . . .! 4
I 3,
Ar l'resoott Lvl t
Jir K. W W
jLv Mayer Ar
Huron
. . . .Cliprrv CrMik
Lv...P. A E.Jntict. Ar
Ar Prescott Lv:
OUa No. 3
25a
I 7 .(ia
.22a.No. 'A
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K.ir.a
8.20a
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2.Ji)i !
3,'iOpLv..
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S.'.Wp Lv..
5.20pj
6.3t'i'..Ci
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fc.Otp
9.1i!p
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j D,4Up Ar. .
Prescott
..Ai
,50a i
.ltia;
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51a)
,11a!
28p
..Skull Valley"!Xi
110.
.... ,
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. . Olendale
. Aihambra . .
..Phoenix. ..
LS7pl
....in
24p
.Lvl ,
.UUp
Dining Station.
California Limited passes AshFork Thurs
days. Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays.
Chicago Limited pastes Ash Fork Sun
days. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Through tickets to all points iu tho
United States. Canada and Mexico.
CoNSECtioks: Jercme Junction with U.
T. & P. K'j for Jerome; P. A E. Junction
with P. & E. K. E. for Huron and Moyer
Mayer with stage to Crown E ine and other
mining points. Prescott with etape lines,
for ail the principal mining camps; Con
press Junction with stage lines for Con
(rress.Harqua Ha!a.Stanton and YarneIl;Hot .
Springs Junction with the C. C. H.S. Jk 1. Co..
for Castle Creek Hot Springs the all-year-round
health resort; Fhoeuix with the M. A
P. & S. K. V. K. K. for points ou the S. P.
system.
H. P. ANEWALT,
General Pass. Afrt.,
Prescott. Arizona.
E. W. GILLETT,
General Agt.,
Phoenix, Arizona.
MAECUS A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Tucson, ... Arizona.
Will attend to cases iu Pinal, Gra
ham and Gila counties.
MESA, FL0HENCE AND
GL0EE STAGE LINE.
C. C. UOCKETT, Proprietor.
Three Trips a week. Daylight TraveL
Leaves Mesa 5 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. Arrives at Florence at ll:S0t
a. m. Leaves Florence at 1 p. m.. arriving: at
Globe at 6 p. m., the following day.
Leaves Globe 8 a. m. Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays. Arrives at Florence at 11 a.,
m. the following day. Leaves Florence for-"
Mesa at 1 p. m. Arrives at Mesa at 8 p. m.
Stages stop over night at Riverside. Good
accommodations given the traveling public.,
Stageseonnectwithstagesfor Dudieyville
I Benson, Mammoth, Oracle and Tucson.
Johnson ubos. Agents at Mesa.
Thos. Ahmob, AgMit at Globe.
Shields & Pbicb, Agent at Florence,
Forest Men Selection No. 98.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, J
TlCSON, Ariiona, April 3, 1900. (
jOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Fannie Cartwright Burns, whose post
office address is Dudleyville, Pinal county.
Arizona, has made application to select un
der the Act of June 4, 1897, (30 Stat., 86) the
following described tract: What will be
when surveyed the SE'-i of NW, N of
SWliandNWJ ofSE'i section 29, township
6 south, range 14 east, G. & S. R. B. & M,
Within the next thirty days from the date
of the first publication of this notice protests
or contests against the selection on the
ground that the land described, or any por
tion thereof, is more valuable for Its minerals
than for agricultural purposes, will be re
ceived and noted for report to the Commis
sioner of the General Land Office.
MILTON R. MOORE, Register,
First publication April 7, 1900.
A'otice ot Forfeiture.
To A. R. Cavaness, or to whom it may eon.
cern : This is to notify you that I as co
owner in the Eureka No. 4, Big Strike and
Mammoth mining claims, situated in the
territory of Arizona and County of Pinal,
and more particularly described on Pages
213, 214, 197, 191, 192, Book No. 15, Records of
Mines of Pinal county, have done and per
formed the annual work on said claims for
the year 1899. This Is to notify yon that if
you do not pay your full proportion of the
costs of said work, together with the costs of
this advertisement, within 90 days after tho
expiration of this notice, your interest In
said mining claims as co-owner will utterly
cease and by operation of law become the,
property of the undersigned.
Wm. MILL WILLIAMS,
Florence, Ariz., Feb, 17, 1900. .
First publication February 17th, 1900
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