The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-28
LAWS.

LAVE
Ist. This district shall be made Ia
Include all this creek and its tributa-
ries, from its head To where il runs
into n larger stream below.
End. A Recorder shall be elected in
each successive year, beginning with
the day on which these laws are passed,
whose duty il shall be to keep II cor
rect record of all claims located all
transfers of ground, by and To whom
made, und all matters OF interest to
claim holders In establishing or prov
ing their rights IN this district. He
shall nave power to appoint a deputy
to act ia his absence, and by either of
them "a certificate OF record shall be
given for all claims recorded, the fees
for which sEall be 500 for such service
rendered.
Sd. Each placer claim shall consist
of three hundred feet of ground up or
down the creek in which LOCATED, and
shall extend ftom summit to summit,
taking in both bar aud hill ground on
each side.
A quartz or lead claim shall be IN
extent along the vein and in width
the same as Is granted to all citIzens by
the laws of the United States, to its
full extent. That is, fifteen hlndred
feet along the vein, or lode, and six
hundred feet in width.
st. All claims shall be distinctly
marked Oh the creek or gulch, 10y IA
numbered stake; with name of locator
and dute of location. They shall be-
gin with No. ] above and No. | below
discovery, Lead claims shall be
ma TE al hN "a GfuER mr. "frtnnnnlanf with
the direction IL may run.
9Th. All claim holders shall record
In person or by an agent holding n
power OF attorney" or other proof TO
establish their right 10 u location in
the district.
eth. All claim M in working
their ground shall not back water on u
claim cut above them, or in any way
use the ground below them for tailings
except 10y mutual consent of all par
ties interested.
Sth. All claim owner shall have the
privilege of cutting IL drain race
through claims below to their ground
above.
9th. All present claim owners shall
have until the first day of September,
in which to record, get in their sup
plies, and begin representing their
claims.
10Th. From and after the first day of
September, A. d. 1875, each claim
must be represented by one days ac-
tual labor each week.
llth. All disputes arising in the dis
trict over mining ground may be set
tied by arbitration or by II miners
meeting called for that purpose.
l2th. At the request of five or more
actual claim holders, the Recorder or
his deputy shall issue a call in written
notices, posted up. for "a miners meet
ing, stating the time and place of such
meeting, and for what purpose.
18th. At all such meetings the Re
corder or his deputy will act Us chair
man.
ID. $. LUNT,
THOS. H. MALLORY,
secretary.
At the same meeting ThOs. H.. NAL
lory was elected Recorder for the en-
suing year, and asked to furnish a
NblN VI lilC Wv laws dhu ltSOlu-
tions, and the following, to the Chey-
enne LEADER with a request to pub
lish it;
ResolUed, That, IL the Black Hills of
Wyoming, where this mining district
is located, should not be thrown open
by the government for the free occu-
patton of miners by the first day of
September, 1875, and if we should be
compelled thereby to leave the Hills,
then these laws and regulations shall
still hold good, and the time to begin
work shall be extended until sixty
days after a treaty shall have been
made.
T. H. MALLORY, Sec'y.