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First State Bank M A L T A M O N T A N A w I ò 1>T l l'I'Ilt llltHVSt OH -il, , Il 11. Mi ór li» ràorrlrv tum1 Pro- i ) i i utiks: II. 1» Robinson, i ’ P Morns, Viro-Pres P \V Hull, Cashier l)ii!K< ioi>: S. McKennan, r’ 'V. 'h i (.eo W Clay C F Monis, ' 1 L. Robinson, Jas I.. l.eNoir, W . A. Clark, of Yu. < itv. D. L. Baird, -L RVHYOR and CIVIL LNGINELR l;. m r\ uir-) and Irrigation work a spce- iii< Z.iri \an. Montana \\. \V. Pettigrew ATTORNEY AT LAW Z o r t m a n , M o n t a n a \\ ill practice in state and federal >>ints special attention to Mining Xpu'ieutinns, Incorporation and tlie ralWi of other legal document!, The Little Kockio Miner Jr I t II! IM1KJ. LVEIil lili 1 'I ‘ ' 1 ZOimiAV, 510' i AN 5. M. W . P e i t i m i í ' Sub>« njdjull HilUiS Ent*»rt'd as «erontl-t la^.s m f 1 * j 07 , at ili** |iostnfnii*atZt*rt i i umier the At t<»f Cuugivv» *>t '1 i J . M. .1 i. Hal * Iti > , Ì*C« Local and State News i.'ji . • *1 V » A L B E k T A N D E R S O N Blacksmith and Wagon Maker Dodson, Montana, A full stock of Hardwood W agon Timbers on hand. rile Little Ro'_&ieb mining new,, 5a. •■* ]>* For perfei t lilting .—< - btrou't, I i f ” i-,tcreil t)|i;«\iie!H't. H Mr and Mr, b mi pi niff t*»\k r. th* comi nt n u at II.ui*-, on 1 u * 'd ;n . Smile p> ople .ire .dread. \t*i:n._'in their winti r‘s supply <>f wood. W e leanith.it .Mr- ( I r ^ i n Done} dad hi't week at lierlioni' near Wilder J lie Engle*' ball oil 1 ue-'la\ e\eo- nig was lai iy attended and a '• r\ » n- jovabfe affair. Mi*-. *'turm.m began si lion] <*n M*in lay tnurnin. with a guodl. m ini nu ul hi I In pi mi u'v :p a 1* Dr Jlus-t li li e h 1 1 1b )ir-i < in-ii wad. laid ID 1 111 - low'll, ii. l in <> 1*1- splilidni Slone (tl'lig iiUlullng. _ 11 I«., iii ,;n i Row • \ ■ >.<• «'«r..'»t»ny DOORS and WINDOWS, RUBBER and GRANITE ROOl ING, BUILDING PAPER rioiight, Sold or Exchanged at any time. v-all on George Terry, Zortman, Montana. a c al in ........ ii1 -i'* I'D a i • mil - m ma\ i . hi . hi 1. to b ia . ........ . jii« ■ ■ * M. (. C is-uly .iud Wad. i - ii m . i rctuined from Inriimg o i Su i *<; we learn ill..1 ihe\ c ip u. la i • A slight i bailee i .on <*\irll* i r mi '1 bu; suit}. Ii . la i l. 1 frusi and all wire iom p .iiniii_ . i. heat The state fair wliieii proim ■ « : • 1 • thebe t l In Id. begi.i'on. w . . . . ii - Muialav. I'lie im - .juio a , jo . o . coiili uiplate going f)-..iii | r \\ t tmdi I'land .hat a -< h<*. 1 opened for ihe winter in nth . lioek Cr> i k, lit lb vi, mu .f i‘ Phillips nundi II is tutu* r< d .hat -ale o' tin el'll Pat 111- i an« o l'li* - * i j .o to the ,\ \I tbw i -l. . lli »' mi i i 1 urni'il in el'oil the li.-I ul J . .U. ii 1 '-.ink M orcii.a'i **.il r. sni iu <i I. '■\hnllkll). h i' '(>1(1 bis I Mull <>i 1 J<-V aeu '. ItMi head of tnltl-. b<e>, > m i ipnpuieiit to J. N \\ •'odcui k and ( V v*mitli f«ir s2l.0<id. Huulb is got awav with a i.mn-h •• Sup. rintc-udeni Boalbi of the E.\ •impin' 'vent to Ileb n i mi W'ednes- lav -------- J You cauT Ju any tAP* r than terse nit i \.*ur watch for prompt and lirst-clas' . repair to Strouse, Jeweler. Havre, i - A 'T fiff showerufTsiTrfPtt wirTfinrS-“ Lj-,i night, and left the temp raturc of |i!.e deiiohiful fall weather m .is wake. ii. L. liaird. a delegate to the Conn ie convention. left here on Sunday, in older to make a >Jinrt \i-it at Chi- n-.ok. h‘.- io>< • r home iSiitYae. i -. . ' r-itirig Unite friend' ia-t v. • . Hi b :Uwl. - cm * I across the p'.oii' to * v.uli i.t-n » it is. S. War- ■ ren. Hi- -!i< w is doing’ Montana n.»w I In ¡he New York state republican f convention, Guy. Hugh.,-, was renom inated on tin* first bai.oi, receiving o v e r I mi O votes, t.» about 500 fot the com bin 1 ed opposition. Immediately following the promul gation of the new convnution in Tur- 1 key iiew.-papers v.ere launched and 1 it is presumed ihe who’e push will a s - 1 si-t in P-;!iug how a p e.ti .ir govern- i in* nt should bt run | Aribu* 15l:«n*l a r iiieb bami employed | •i ar Living-ion, la- week shot an*i , ill d Air-. Margret (¿uino. wife of th* , r oich for; m.in, ant ’ ben commit P • .*.ii*-idc—P.bu'd r anile. I \frs.tluian ha - * The Ron Tnn ; malta -^ zortman stage line II b Non h- RESTAURANT -IIK K L 0 C K & JO H N S O N , Propr’s. rppë r Mani 'SC Zòrtmàn, Afontana 7 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Meals at all hours Q E 0 . A. CLARK’S BAKBTHR «HOP Upper Alaia St, Zortman, Is the place that does first-class w'ork . \ ery branch of the business. J. D. Smoot, M: D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Zortman, =* Montana. Boots and Shoes Repaired. Don’t, throw your old Vies away. Half soles SI; same as at , ■ road. Best material used. Work .ranteed. J. F. SlIOKMAICKR, Zortman, Montana. cui P-d a rep r* reti c m g on hi • - -aet.-r, and «In n 'in* refused . i.'iz-. he 'hut In-r. .li* .b i l i n in M uri- o»i Mondas -ill'.-d in a •'. < e i-. *1 :*• .'j'diein pin ru m on go*.. r.,i*i mi nig P> i h* popula - • li. •!• in* cr-.tli.' * (adulate win* • : Pe.-n at H. fie * I of ih.- farnter’ - . mziHuii- J ih.* -late and wh* - w -ir.ngu m tli ■ e**tmm district ' •- .liai r*-a-*.n \d e*>ng.. ssmen e! *•<1 r.- * ¡ u’ ic i as .mil th*» Iegisl I- ir. I' - r.,o_ V o. *i. *.r, ’!• th a e*.m;.rtm*-<l fay h - - > I il'» g ibiiu t tw i .' ti 'n't* in CH E Z O R T M A N ' : Bakery and Confectionery Mu- '.Y M G uin n , Prnp’r. •: ' a only Soda i:o»ntain .'15 horses al one sw* ej. <!“ « n in l arbon (u u n t y a f iw days ag *. among tli.ii* oik * liel-inging to Ju*lge l’ox and other- to the forestry men. Forest fires are raging in M i-cousin aud in the Black Hills. The past season has b< en a (jp-lructive one for the forest all over the eountiy and the ¡oss ¡md damage i- enormous. The telephone line between the Ruby mine and the power house was completed this week. It looks like it might be a month y e l before the power can be turned cm and the mill started. — Oswald Lehman ranie in fioin Lewis- I town un Wednesday and after arrang ing for the fivcs-meiH w..ri; * ii h«- I mining (¡aun- un Ria\< i< turnet j b'lna- in order to attend th<- Fergu- I * * *ui,t \ fair w hic h begins on the ‘23 >i I A lurid-*.)! culllsiun on th- North. n> I I’.n iliu ••( ( urred in Sander- conni• ! .-t I wick and SLVi u men w cic kiii-.d, Tm t. ic^iaph *.pi iat**r .0 l'arn*.. -v.n: : The Pondera J a s . R . D e w a r . P r o p r . I ,tg \\ ines and Liquor.'; | i I ¡pirtad and Domestic Cigars Zortman, Montana. i < .i -i i.) ii. m .n i * - . i i .* • j ■ . , • i aid - ¡.a*' ) 1) d i - . . . l* ' 'lb 11.U ! . :* ! ( * 11M. I v i:. ¡-I :l1 I ulti” . .1 ! Ill ■ ; i . *. I......... . i J c „ - . gb .■ i_ , r - i” , i » u. . i --.j . ( 'lb * : (. • o' il. inner ii ■ .ii,tun It i- n*»! \eî :iec.*ji He i- i .i tu i n .n V* f til - I. 1 I l M . ii : K v < n. t h : ’ '.»u.iiy c u . 1 i.giiP r i * im W e, • 1 M - iL i • it .('•• -*.in !i f i *}i 111 «* ! ! 1.4* li ill l il* |»1_ ul •t*- i p ii'-tf h ul • I. ih* » e*#ii<-iu i- I- the o< t :-r part * b - i i i_»g : \ ilII . ■ U mi M > • •I'c!*-. b ! : *g I r.* UU- a • • r u ■ n* s* - .it t *■*,. a f, I • .in eo.u non tv in .. li-h tg t ' V.I1J ’ I, • VI .1.(1 1 l - r i-b -1 pul mui od lb Sul* h’ • h** I.a f. V expe* Lig - i he D •vili teil f ’ ? i i 5 S t'' i_ri.*¡ For Go vernor J»v P-li-[>l. .in* *v --u-u lint the n - -ult of the '•-tib*?*':.* i . the republican -täte convention, it Helen i. mi Tl'xurs- iay. was ihe inmim item of Edward Donlnn. of Mi-tsoula. f ir governor. The other candidit**s wore L'harle- M; Webster of f-ireat Full-, and—Lee Mantle of Butte. Republican Convention The ( 'homc-aii comity republican con- vention vra- held at Havre on Tnea.Tnv aud w .i- ijtiiie fuii*. represented bv del egations fruii: ili-- precincts nt ihe |*«*unl\.¡is v-ell as b\ the candid des and their friends. The c .nvention vi- ii*''d in tip* Mc- Iniv n* npera Imu-. wh’eb ppiv, d imm* o * l:i:g.- for tip vr-' .i-semh'agt* nt re- .u’ -l'.eao- pre-cut. Ait.-- »li«- usjwt pr.'hminarv w*»ik ! t l 1 S ’ . d ih I 1 il I . ■ h im • P . A I ' !.. *’ i.g 1 1 . ,1,.* • h H im _ *v i n . , National IVI*. ; .ini I Hull l»a-!I) VIP I nil. bei » serioU-h wuiiii l cd that discretion w.i • d \aicr, and withdrew. The SI. 1’aul last w, tk p j'-ed over a c b ck foi r ¿ l . i ; j l 4 3 i „ ir. :«n -I s! r- vice 1 *r.i light.*f w >v ibi** i^n Hie l>n • oie.-t in tin vn imtv of Taft. lb aniouni of lami involved in ihe ir.tiis- uotI«m a siHje-itbout .5 ini.c*-. l«jng an.f r • 1 71 . * i '•(l|s •. ,,*l Tie fi - )• gl- 1 n B* - '• î * * t 1 d’fsrn H Pt-rt-r raHe-fa * ! r. *nl A h * rnev I . C’. « o\ok. wn- n mii *\I for ( ni •*- s *v e rh o I,.- •I -'j u-,un nt * ,. «*o .1 • . v i * , «' ip p- ni ■ ut - fr.e'i-d aie! rh- -,*r- c i v i nti b. gu*, e'.S tt-rn 'h *S . Of •*. *n*l O s. \'*. - ( *n.i- 1 rs V. •f •!• I. :: IO * ( *, ; . . IV resti f V . . . , t * I ir i- • n -m- ,,r il,. i. R..SI* •li ti t e.l IIV i.f.. i_ >r¡| !.. *•' s JOHN V0LKENAM) _ Vpp?r M a l T f ^ \ To riiy a th — f?eta I Dealer in— Liquors and (Jigars • . • .*ity and Monogram Whiskies ^ole Agent for Montana Beer, imported and Domestic Cigars ( uv cred with splendnl umber. In ad dinoli io the right .f-w.iy purchase, an additional eli* ek un >u:ning in near ly t3,00dj wa- 'j.ud **Vi i to the forc-l office for the puichase of their umber •HTrlrfs—-vvdiwh—44iu=rail:«ad- -eoiiipadiy needed. A novel suit of importance was ar- gmil in tin federal c.*urt at (,'ar-on ( ity N evada last week in aciionh.:v- in g keen brought l v iln* Lurcka c-wiu- of A factory for tlio manufacture óve rails is projected for Helena. Oue- seventh of the foreign com merce of Great Britain passes through the Su^z canal. The will of the late H. L. Frank of Butte which was drawn ivveuty-five ¿ears ago has been offered for probate Pie was rated a millionaire but the cs tae really foots up about §200,000. pany against Pfi-snlt-ni Iu'-.-i-viU Sicretary \\ lisoii. vine! Forest or Piuchnt and the local forester, and in volves the right of the jin -Meiii to set aside lands for forestry purposes. The plaintiff company has been grazing thousands of sheep on the land, but under the forestry rules are estopped from so doing. The decisionjs await ed with much interest» The Ruby people have for some time been making an examination of the August grouud and the Seib and Leibert group and if is understood that the property is showing up fully as Hu* ii'-.-'. it rmu < i.ti.i i vus in - ’•«- ion of i i-andi'laic f*>r r*>tin- •V -it« •rn**v T ** me- was s« .-od be t*.'w«*i.ii afoni y* Hammond of Hav*. . vi » i ’ vo-d. the p'-s-iv i i* mn- •»',(•(**1 ia n .'Piroition ’burner, who W I- ' 'tie lait\ .'il-«» p! ..-ed in nomili.i in', and nain*-d a- i!»e candidati-. Tin* lici-et i- ri-g-mii-d a» *io nu<ll- a tv s::*i:ig ** 11 ** an 1 ). nig writ t-t-lb- uted g* og-apliirai.v, will most • ri in- 1: proie a winner at *he i-onnng elec tion. The full ticket is as follow - : For member- of the Legis' eu CHARLES ROSE_ For Ginniv Clerk, W. R. LEET F ir rili- riff. LF.ORGE BICKLE Fur-C-.ürv-V'Trcrvrrrór'. THOMAS J. TROY For Li«-ik of the iJi-J-ict Coiiri CHARLES II. BOYLl For County Atto-nev. W S. TOWNER For >uj»'t of Schools, MIS-S DAISY BLACKSTONE For Couiitv Commissioner. ' É- 31. KENNEDY Fit tFEITURE NOTICE !'.* vbram D. GilR bis heirs,executors, ail- mims'.- k c i •,( i i ’ i i: V ,ui are hereby notified that I liavo ex- i,.I, d ilurnig the year 1U07, tlio sum of , hundred dollars on each, or two hand- d >1'*!. us mi tlio two, in labor and 1m- ■ ip *>ts upon tin: mining locutions >vv - t ii * Hawk Eye and Eaglo Eye , 'ting claims, tnvvit: one hnmlml , tr- in labor and improvements on tho w„ Eye, ami one hundred dollars In la* • r md improvements on the Eagle Eye, ml lode mining claims being situated in .*• I.ittic itocuies (unorganized) mining -triit^in houteati county, Montana, of vi 11 * ti said cininis the locution certiiicatcs r. of record in the office of the clerk and . * order of -aid county, in order to hold ■d i claims under the provisions of Section ■a i-f^x jscit statutes of the United States U. S Mail, Passenger and Express JLeaves Malta via Phillips and Brookside, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week. ^ Leave Zortman for Malta, viafsame, Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. Zortman Livery and Feed Barn L. S. Ü0SLIN, Proprietor, ZORTMAN, MONTANA. HEADLIGHT SALOON Wm- Johnson, Prop- Fine Liquors and Cigars. Schlitz Beer. Zortman, Montana. James Graduate of Barnes’ School of Anatom y and Sanitary Sci= ence and Embalming, o f New York and Chicago. Professional Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer. H A V R E , - - - M O N T A N A . Outside calls promptly attended. A n up-to-date slock of all kinds of Ca 5 kets and Funeral Supplies. Stevens & Turton General Merchandise Dodson Montana. ul the amendment* thereto, approved” J in nary 22nd, l.-iSO, concerning annual la- ■ *r upon mining claims, being the amount r. •pilred ly hold said claims for the period •■tiding December 31st, 1907. And'if within 90 days after the publica tion of this notice, you fail or refuse to. • ontritpit.e your proportion of such expend iture as a co-owner, your interest iu the *aitl claims will become the property of the subscriber, your co-owner, who made the required expenditure, by the terms of -aid section. Dated at Zortman. Montana, this 19tli day of August 190S. A ndrew N ewman . First publication Aug22d, 1903. Estât** of John T. Throop, deceased Notii-e is hereby given by the undersign ed. • X* i «tor* of the estate of John T. i lir**op, d* reased, to the creditors of, and all persons Ii.iv ing claims against the said il*-r iscd, to exhibit them with tho neces sari vonrher.* within four months after the fir-t public ition of this notice, to the said ■•Xi i utors, at tin* residí neo of the executor, J i oes Th irnhill, at Landnsky, in the > oiiiitv of Chonte io T S C arter , J ames T iio U miill . * bc-f\ Kx*-‘ uf.irs iXFT.c T.sT.ifi i>T.Tb*ni T Throop cased. . i.ited Sept Util, l' OH. ! ) • I' 1- (I. Il I III Ila on t lum • u 1 * O ’ 'l.tl ' • * I* I 0*1 . lidi. IT I** il tl'.lo ■ -*• pc. ! I. I'll .¡'lli tit II <1 If. A iot!.t r mm ult.i i t a** b m g - i * a i • i Clio t-i iCMV « Hulls lt,c t'h.o-r * h o p *ci Sewn:* * as ai ri*.'i**.l i*i V i 1 <• * ' Hi -ii ,ilmp a ho • — . and wlnb* hi ing • • m ■ 1 i 'c sulphur Spiiug- pi ii*>i m g n-iin and nl id Ic- w i- r* raptured ¡a v r o i. •• i i, ( oov h . • 1 md si nii need t o 'l l e<* \. ar- Five vi-ars ago be ag.n.i 1 o <i >i,. in I'ai k county, fomnii nng 1000 1 iti. theiis, and was (in illy l.i.i.b*d -v ill sh**nlT o f Sweetgrass count v 11* en tered n plea o f gtultv c> one 1 h.u-ge . o*| was sentenced to ten vears ni D* e. Lodge. I.ast fall lie was being brought back to Rig Tim b e r to te-tity .ejaiu-i his partner, ('liarl.-'w o rth, in 1 when tile ti.liu neared Bozcin m b.* ju'itpi .1 ofF and in.i'le his escape. And In n* comes Iln* s:rang.*si pirt Although he had ev- rv the uiuntty C'luntv, herd- well as it bas fièeri represented. There is a force of fifteen Or twenty men at work and considerable work is oeing done. It is understood the Ruby peo ple will take an interest in the* mine and set things to moving properly as soon as they are thoroughly satisfied with the mine. Mr. Goslin has secur ed a bond on the Gold Bug mine aud mUlat Landuskyandthis mav here- as hlgh^T r & z e n in hi- p.^ession modelled and used in the treatment of an<1 !ater on {Lev Inv, h f„uJ some of the ore from the August. j ier he had rawhided them nearly to A Horse Kleptomaniac The capture of Kid Royals in Galla- lux-caasfypTaresarfTnj.-f-'cYy again the\ lco^i remarkable, persistent and a«r- gre->ivc horse thief in the history of 3 iontana, sais a Livingston corres-’ pondc-nt. Strictly speaking the man is a kleptomaniac on horse flesh. He seems To have- no desire in Utkin\ theT anima», other than to steal them, as there is no record of his ever having disposed of any. At times he has had if Ins e.ireei reUsoll to '.'¡‘l—nut—rrf- weni ov.-r into Madi-on ed si..... .. all winter, then Came down into 15 road water county, where he stole several head of horses aud a wng- on, Itv reason of the Wagon lie vias easily identified, and lie was arresicit and turned over to Sweetgrass count} . About a month ago he decided he would leave Big Timber, as court was to convene vvnlluii- a-day -ur two.- A day or two before that he was looking out of the vvrndovv, when a man passed with seven fine mares. He asked the sheriff who the fellow was, and was told they were being worked on the Wbrmser ditch near Melville. Royals turned away with the remark, “ if I ever g et out out of here I will get your horse and then go and get the niares.” When he did escape, he went after the horse but it had died a day or two before- He then lit out,' and three weeks ago appeared on Shields river, where he promptly stole a saddle and horse. Then_h-e-vy.ent-b‘ack—to-fiweet— grass' cou'nty, stole the seven marcs he hid picked out and started north. He was' chased up into Fergus, then down through Meagher into Gallatin, then over into Madison, where he abandon ed the horses eleven miles northwest of T w in Bridges. T lie , animals were brought back to Whitehall, shod and returned to the owner. , Royals' then drifted down into the Gallatin valley and went into a hotel at Manhattan whore he was recognized •aad his arrest soon followed. Zortman Drug Store THE PUREST AND BEST IN STANDARD DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC, Prescriptions Carefully & Correctly Compounded Our Stock is new, fre9li and complete. Dr. J* Hi Russell, Proprietor. tipper Main Street, - Zbrtman, Moiitana. intentionally, but if it should get broken, or out of order, just box it up and send it by mail or express to E. E. Crofut, Malta, Mont. First-class work guaranteed. Or if you want a new watch, write plainly what you want and we will get it for you. Mail orders receive prombt attention E . E . C r o f u t , vVatchmaker & Jeweler, Malta. - - Montana iin i t t j - . p l i c a t i o n N o . 0 2 8 7 U. S. Land Office, Glasgow, Mon- ,ana, Julv 22, 1908, Notice is hereby given, that Ruby '.T.dch Mining Company, by Benjam in D. Phillips, its authorized agent, whose pistoffice address is.Phillips, Montana, las this dav filed application for patent '.uder the mining laws of congress, for 1,500 linear feet along the lead, being coo feet in a northerly direction and -tjOG feet in a -southerly -direction -from- discovery shaft of the Yellow Jack lead, al.-o 1,500 ft of the Excelsior lode, being 7.) ft north, -and 1430 ft south from Disc. Cut. Also 1,500 ft of the Blue Bell lode, being 1,280 ft north and 220 ft south from Disc. Cut, and i-,5oo ft of the Aurora quartz lode, being 1,280 ft north and 220 ft south from Disc Cut, designated as Survey Nos. 8721, 8722, 8723 and 8724-, situated in Little Rockies (unorganized) mining district, anfti—in—Fract— W . M. Guinn. Prop’r. Zo, nv;n M a r. Hot ai*.I a t h s . THF M E A T \ i \ R K E T D . S. N ] !l 1’ nrti*tor. Fresh Meat* ut all times. Vegetables und Ranch Product When obtainable Lower Mairi street irtman. MEDA M. MORAN Fruits Confections Main Street, Zortman.Montana. 60 YEARS* EXPERIENCE Township 25 n, Ranges 24 and 25 e-, which claims are recorded in the office of the Recorder of Choteau county, at Fort Benton, Montana, in Book 5, on on ires 86. 81. 83 and 84 respectively, and described as totlows Said survey-No. 8721, Yellow Jack- lode, beginning at corner No. 1, from which the U, S. Loc. Mon. No. 5025 bears s zo deg 8 min e, 4807.3 ft and the ’+ Sec. corner on east boundary of Sec 12, T 25, n, R 24 e, bears s 12 deg 39 min w, 2344.5 ft, and running thence n 4 deg w 1,500 ft; thence n 83 deg 39 m ine, 600ft; thence s 4 deg e 1,500 ft; thence s 83 deg 39 min w 600 ft to the place of beginning, containing an area of 20.644 acres. Y Beginning at cor No. 1, of survey No. 8722, ExCelsior Lode, from which the U, S. Loc Mon No. 5025 bears s 20 deg 8 min e, 4807.3\ ft and the l4 Sec corner on the e bdry Sec 12, T 25 n, R 24 e, bears s 12 deg 39 min w, 2,- ■ 344,5 ft, and running thence n 4 deg w 1,500 ft; thence s 83 deg 39 min w 600 ft; thence s 4 deg e 1,500 ft; thence n ,83 deg 39 min e 600 ft, to the place of beginning, containing an area of 20,644 acres. _ Beginning at corner No. x,-o£ survey_ ;No. 8723, Blue Bell Lode, from which the U. S. Loc Mon N o .-5025 bears s 16 deg 19 min e, 6262.3 ft, and the 1-4 Sec cor on e bdry Sec 12 , T 25 n, R 24 e, bears s 7 deg 13 min w, 3814.2 ft and running thence n 12 deg e, 1,500 ft; thencp s 8 j deg 39 min w, 600 ft; and T rade M arks D esigns C opyrights ¿tc,. Anyone lending a sketch and description may, qntckly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention Is probably patentable. Communie», ttons strictlyootmdoutlal. HANDBOOK on Patente tpecial native, Jflthpnt' c hargo.-ln tho Scientific Jiitieiicaii. À handioraôîy illustrated weèklr. X^rRest cJrl eolation of *ny aelenilflo Journal. Ternis, $3 < year; four niontba» $1« Sold by all nevradoiiicrg^ Broadway. Nework Y Branch Offlce, 625 F 8t. Washington, J>. C, thence s 12 deg w, 1.500 ft; thence ri 83 deg 39 min e 600 ft to the place of beginning, containing an area of 19.611 acres. Beginning at cor No. 1 of survey No. 8724, Aurora quartz lode, from which’ U; S. Lbc Mon No. 5025 bears s i 6 d e g i ^ — 19 min e, 6262.3 ft and the 1-4 Sec cor on east bdry Sec 12 , T ^5 n, R 2 ^ Ijears s 7 deg 13 min w, 3814.2 ft, ana running thence, n 12 deg e, 1,500 ft;, thence deg 39 min e, 600 ft; thence s 12 deg w, 1,500 ft ; thence s 83 deg 39 min w 600 ft, to tho place of begin ning, containing an area of 19.611, acres, embracing a total area of 80.510. acres, upon which a notice of said ap plication was posted tho 6th dity or June, 1908. The adjoining claims to theso prem ises are Murray and Belmont No. t,‘ lodes on the east; Survey No, 828 s ' Badger King, lode on the south. T ruman M, P atten , Kegistc First pub July 25 , 1908,
