Arizona miner., 1866-01-24
IEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
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ln the matter of the application of the claimants
 of the La Paz Mine aud auxiliary lands theTeun-
 to belonging, for confirmation Ot title.
 Ramon Pacheco, Wm. s. Oury, James II. Toolc, Francisco de Barrasa, and Mariana Cruz, residents of the town of Tucson, Territory and county aforesaid, make the following complaint and aver: That by yariOds conveyanccs and Announcements legally made and duly recorded, according 10 law n the office of the recorder of the aforesaid Pima county, they have acquired title to the entire and undivided interests in the silver mine known the La PU Mine, lying, being and situate in the above mentioned county and Territory, and in the mining district known as the Tucson district distant about ten miles in westerly direction from the town of Tucson, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the shan where the vein was discovered, and where stone monument now stands, and running south along the vein four hundred (40O) yards, 10 a stone monument, which Is the northern hounda- " of the claims of the San Antonio Mining Com pany. Commencing again at the discovery shaft and running north along the course of the vein twelve hundred u20O) yards Co another stone mon umeut and cross which forms the extreme north ern limit of the above claims of the mine of La Paz originally located on the 25th day of January A. D. 1865, by Ygnacio Duartc, Ramon Pachcco, Wm & Oury, Antonio Cruz, Francisco de Barrasa, Mariana Cruz, and Feliciano MonnnnO and filed | for record in the office of the Recorder Of the above mentioned county of Pima, on the llth day of February, A. D. 1885 st o'clock D. m, to which record reference Is made for more particular de- scription.
 ! That said claimants to the saidIa Paz Mine have caused to be sunk upon the said vein one shAft nine (9) feet in width, and six (6) feet four (4) inches in high to the depth of seventy (70) feet, following the dip of the vein, to test the said vein | from the surface, in conformity to law.
 That at thirty (30) feet from the mouth of said | shaft, following the dip of the vein, they have caused to be run levels north and south from the body of said shaft six co feet six 60 inches in width and five @ feet ten QOl inches in night to the aggregate length Of fifty (50) feet.
 | Also, at ffty (JO) feet from the mouth Of said shaft, following the dip of the vein, they have caused to be run levels north and south from the body of said shan six co feet six co in width and five CD feet ten Q0) inches in night, to the aggre gate length of thlrty-one tS feet four t4J inches
 Also, upon string vein or feeder and within the limits of their said claims to the main vein or 1 La Paz Mine, they have caused 10 be sunk shaft seven @ feet six 6 inches in width, and i've ) feet six (6) inches in night to the depth of thirtyone Il (3l) feet, following the dip of the vein.
 | Also, one level running cast from the body oi the shaft six (6) feet in width and five @ feet six 6 inches tn night, ard nineteen tlei feet ir length.
 That upon the completion of this amount oi | work they notified the Recorder of the County Of Pima to thnt effect, and that they intended to hold and work said mine, in accordance with chapter 30 of the Code, |" Of the Registry and Government of Mines and Mineral Deposits"
 That thereupon the said Recorder made an ex animation of said work in person, and made cer thcate of the result of such examination under the seal of his office, and a record of the same, and therein certified thar the said claimants had in all respects complied with the provisions of the law of the Territory relating to the registry and gov crnment of mines and mineral deposits, in con formity to the above made statement of the com planants all of which has been duly registered required by law, and the certificate of the said Re eorder is hereto annexed and made part hereof Also, that they entered upon and took possession ! of in conformity to and under the provisions of section IS, title of chapter 50 of the Code cer- tain tract parcel of land for mill site, and for the erection of works for the reduction of the met as of the said vein equal in extent to one hundred and sixty of land, or one quarter section of the public domain of the United States, more par ticularly described as follows: Lying, being hnd situate in the county of Pima, Territory Of Arizo- na on the public domain of the United States, dis tant from the town of Tucson about four (il mlez and or tiie main road leading from the said town | of Tucson Co San Xavier del Bac. Commencing at mcsquit stake on the east side Of said road and T near the present reduction works Of the said La Paz mine which at the same time marks the north west corner of the auxiliary lands of the spaugh Copper Mine. and the southwest corner of the i auxiliary lands of tine said La faz Mine. Thence T north four hundred and forty (4iO) yards, along the side of the road to another mesQuif stake the northwest corner of said auxiliary lands. Thence east one thousand seven hundred and sixty q, ,1dO) yards to another mcsquit stake, the northeast cor ner of said auxiliary lands. Thence south four hundred and forty (4t0) yards to another mesquit stake, the southeast corner of said auxiliary lands Thence west one thousand seven hundred and sixty q 70Cl yards to the place of beginning, the southwest corner of said auxiliary lands. Il That the compliments have caused to be erected certain houses for the accommodation of laborers, metals etc, building certain patios and arrastras, and other necessary works for the proper redue- ton of the metals from the said La Paz Mine and for the accommodation of men and materials, at a cost of as much as four hundred dollars.
 l That upon the completion of this work 70 the above stated amount they notified the Recorder oi the county of Pima that effect, and that they n tended to hold and work the same in accordance with the provisions of chapter JO oi the Code, " O i, the Registry and Government of Mines and Min 3 eral Deposits"
 2 That .hereupon the said Recorder made an ex g animation of said works and improvements and 0
 the limits of said auxiliary lands in person. ane
 made a certificate of the result of such cxamina
 tion, under the seal of his office and a record 0 the same and therein certified that the said com
 planants had in all respects complied with tin
 provisions of the hw of the Territory relating t'
 the registry and government Of mines and miner al deposits in accordance with the above mad statement of the compliments all of which ha been duly registered required by law, and tn i certificate of the said Recorder is hereunto an
 nexed and made part hereof
 And the cofnI,iainants further aver that they ar
 in the full, lawful and undisputed possession c
 the said mining rights and auxiliary lands claim
 ing title thereto.
 Wherefore, and by reason of the premises, tn
 plaintiffs pray that their titles thereto may be cor
 firmed according to law, and for such other relic e as law and justice shall demand.
 l. Tucson, Arizona. Nov 22, 1865.
 FRANCESCA DE BARRAsA q RAMON PACHECO,
 e JAMES II. POOLE,
 O VIM s. OURY,
 [. MARLASO CRUZ.