Arizona miner., 1866-01-24
Lu. s. Internal Reycnnc stamr. ,
TERRITORY CT ARIZONA,
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La he Probate Court, Jtidicatus Qf Mines. In the matter of the application of Pedro BiAgG, Ysidoro Mendoza Juan Elias hUo, Jesus Das, Jose NJ. Rohles, and Jesus Sandoya claimants Of the Buenavista Mine, and corresponding auXili- ary lands, for confirmation Of titles.
 Pedro Biaggi Ysidoro Mendoza, Juan Elias hijo, Jesus Dias, Jose NJ. Robies, and Jesus san dOval, all of the town of Tucson, Territory and county aforesaid, make the following complaint and aver
 That they discovered a certain silver vein, ledge or mineral deposit, situate lying and being in the aforesaid county and Territory, in e range of mountains known as the "AmOle Mountains" within the limits of the mining district known as the Tucson District, In the county Of Piuln, aud bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the western line Of the claims of the La Paz Mine thence westerly running line of one thOus- and six hundred q COO yards, including eight claims or pertenencias, placing n monument oi stone at each two hundred yards, for the first six claims or pertenencias marking claim for each of the above mentioned claimants, next the dis coyery claim and lastly and adjoining inc discOy. cry claim a claim for ,hc Territory of Arizona, Also, that iu conformity Co the provisions of section iS, title l of the mining law Of the Ter ritory of Arizona they have entered upon and taken possession of piece of land for mill site equal in extent to quarter section, more par ticulArly bounded and described as iOlOws tO-wit: Lying, being and situate on the main road between ! Tucson and Sau Xavier, and distant rom Tucson about nNg miles, commencing Ak n LlDhMtNtAt Dl rocks on the Eain road, tiiencg following the same | in southery direction four hundred and forty | (440) yards, Co a monument, thence cast one ] thousand seven hundred and sixty l,70Ol yards to a monument, thence north four hundred and | forty (f40l wards Co a monument, thence west one thousand seven hundred and sixty q, ,76O) yards to the place of beginning, including within sgid limits the equivalent of one quarter section oi land.
 That upon sssa rs!a .tcy h@.c cac2ea 70 he sG:lA- shaft of the following proportions, tO-wit: Sey. en feet six inches in width, and five feet six inches in night to the depth of forty-hye feet, SO as to test said vein from the surface, aud thai they have run level or ffOntOu from the same i've feet wide and four feet eight inches in highi, for a distance Of eleven feet, and that they notified the Recorder of said county that said shan and frcnton had been completed, and that they intended to work the same.
 That thereupon said Recorder in person exam ined said work, and made certificate Of such GA. animation under sod of his office, and filed the same for record, aud therein certified that said compliments had caused to Dc done the above mentioned amount Of work, complying in all re- spects with inc provisions Of the law for the reg istry and government Of Hiiies and mineral de posits all of which has been duly filed for record as required thereby, and the certificate of the Re cOrder Is hereto annexed and made part hereof That they have named their vein, ledge or min eral deposit "The BuenaNista Nine" that the ore Is silver and lead and that the vein Is well dcfned wherever 1t hAs been opened, and at the bottom of the shan there Is about twentyeight Inches Of metal.
 And the ccmplainants further aver that they are in the full and undsputed possession of said min, ing claims, claiming title thereto.
 Also that upon their auxiliary lands for mill site and machinery they have erected improvements for the purpose Of reducing their metals consist ing Of furnace and refining wOrks, together win buildings for the accommodation oi wOrkmcn. That they hold and work the same, and have con- tinued to do from The first location Of tue safr That they now are m possession or said auxiliary mining rights, claiming equal title thereto, under the laws for the registry and government of mines and mineral deposits, as to the mining claims.
 Wherefore, and by reason of the premises, the plaintiffs pray that their titles thereto may be con hrIned according to law, and for such other and further relief as law and justice shall demand.
 Tucson, Arizona, November 20, 1885
 YSIDORO MENDOZA,
 JESUS DIAS,
 JOSE NJ ROBLES,
 JESUS SANDOVAL,
 PEDRO BIAGGL, JUAN ELIAS, HUG.