Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-14

al ore OF mineral contained withia the space |
Of Intersection; but the Subsequent location
hall have the right OF way through the spsce
emit working Of the mine. And where two or
more veins units, the oldest or prior ~locsfion |
shall take the vein below the point Of union.
including all the space Of Intersection.
PATENTS ron noN.MtSERAL LANDS, ETC.
SIC. 2sSf. Where non-minersl land not con.
tisuous 10 the vein or lode IA used or occupied
by the proprietor Of such veiu or icis for MILL
Ing or niining purposes. such nou-ailacsnt .n-
fae ground may DO embrseed and ineluded In
an application for q patent for tuch vein OF
lode. aud the same may be patented thefewitn.
subject to the samo preliminary requirement
% TO survey and notice a. are APPLICABLE 20
veins or llodes; but no location hero>ttr made
OF such non-adjseent land shall exceed nye
res, and payment for the anne must Dc msde
at the rsme rate ~ fxed By this chapter fort ne
superdeies Of the lode. The owner ota quart
mill or reduction works not owning . mine IN
connection thervwrta may also ~rec.ise . patent
Tor his mill elite. ~ provided In this o euon.
nArK ON rERHfroRiAL LrasLAros cokckhN'
Ixa MINERAL LANDS.
syc. 4sJs. A. . condition 81 sale IN Ihe 40
sepec OF necessary legislation By CONGRESS. the
heal legislature Of any State or Territory may
provide rules for working mines. Involving
ensemcntr. drainage, and o her necee8ary
means To their cou pletc development and
those conditions shall be fully expressed In the
patent
war FOE cANALs, rro.
SEC, sJo. whenever. BY priority OF posses-
slon rights 10 the use Of water for mining. Ag-
rtculturai. manufacturing. or other purposes.
have vested and accrued. aud the name are re
cosnlxei and Acknowledges py the local Gus.
toms, laws, and the decision OF oourts. the POI.
-esso' sand owners Of rueh vested rights shAll
| he maintained AID protected 10 the same and
the right OF way for the construction OF bitches
and canals tor the purposes herein specified IL
acknowledged and confirmed bat whenever
any person, In the construction Of any ditch or
canal. Injuries or damages thepossession OF any
settler on the public domain. the party com
\ hitting such Injury or damage shall be liable
to the party Injuries Tor such injury OF damage.
AL patents granted, or presumption on home,
stesds allowed, shall be subject 10 any vested
and accrued water rignis. co rights 70 ditche,
and rrservoi,s used 10 connection With such
water rights, as may have bern scqutrcd under
az recognizet By the preceding section.
DIGEST or IMPORTANT DECISIONS hApE ny M
kaioa DEPARTMENT.
An adverse claimant should chow q compli-
ane. With the local laws In recording his claim
ard IN c.ard IA expenditure. and shall nle .
copy OF the original notice Of his location and
-how the nature os extent Of the conflict 81.
leged.-lMay Q. 1878
A protest or adverse clain must b. accompa-
MED by . survey, made aud certified by . United
states De. uty Mineral Surveyor. together win
Aoertidcat. or sworn Stafenlentb by the surveyor
- Ten tho Approximate value OF tue labor per-
formed or Improvements made upon the claim
Of the adverse party : lJul, II. isIs.
An adverse claimant should nle. with the
other papers contributing his adverse claim.
ctiher an asst act OF title, with copy Of the
original Lotto. of location. or c.rtin~d copie- Of
the notice II .ocation and the deeds OF convey.
anes tracing his right of possession from the
original locatos Of the adverse elaims.--loci.
81, 1878.
AN adverse claimant .hould state the nature
VI his claim. where and how 10 originated.
whether By purchase or loeation. and other ma.
I. rial or essential particulars. and must show
an interest In the ground sought u Do patented.
or an authority for appearing On behalf ~ thoae
Int. resied,-lbec ~. ISL. March 4. 1914, and
March N. liza.
ON all Iyd-s iocaiei prior 10 May 10. isTa,
there must b. an ANNUAL expenditure OF not
l--- than ten dollars In labor or Improvements
for each one hundred feet % claiped along the
ods.-lAugust n. lsla.
where several individual locations, made
p'iort To Nay 10. 1874, upon the same lode are
held In 'om,aon by one or more per.oDs. the
ela'.r 80 held IN common on such l.de may b
made upo, NJ y one claim thereon -Ilbid.
Upon all cl,ims locaied after NAY 10. lsT3.
not less than one huadrd dollars shall b. cx.
year. aud that year shall commenee fran the
date Of the location Of the claim. = tSeptemb~r
"a. is;2.
txpeodlturss may bc made from the surfaee
or Ia running . tuIsel Tor the purpos- Of dsyel-
oping = lode. aud VII re a tunnel Il run for the
development Of q particular lode OF vein. u
will b. considered AZ work done upon such ltde
or vein. MAY ,. is7t.
kfA claimsIt VI Q location. TO cntitie him 10
the possession OF his location. must make q Q
annual expenditure p o hi. claim eseh and
every year after Jsnusy I lsIS, until patent
shall have been isrued therefor. Inlay Il. 1874
and D%cemher 2, 1874.
y. ction Ave 81 the art OF Nay 10, is1a I.ee
7ilt Rev. stst.l, requiring cerisin expenditures
Zach y,sr. .pp'ies to all ',.i,s shish have not
Where n number OF claims of one hundred
or Two hundred fret each. a. the Gaze may he,
upon the same lod. are heid In common By one
or mor- pers ,ns N. aggregate amount necer-
sary Ia hold . the claims 30 held In common
On q loie, at the rate OF ten dollars per hundred
f.et may b. expended upon any one claim
thereon, or. In osh-r words, NJ any one point on
the lois 81 held In comman.
There IL nothing In the mineral statute, oI
CJLgre-- forbi ijing one per-on or an Asso,is
ton VI per-onr pnrchasing ~ many separate
aud disiinct locations As he or they nay de.
sirs. and embracing In one application for Ia
tent their eatire eisim.-INos. 81. 1874.
Where the applicant FOR pstent cannot FRO
cur- the afids,it oi the parties Who postod the
n.tice and diagram Of location ON . lode, the
testimony Of two pvrron- who are cognixznt al
the neces~sry isets will be received -lsov. Z,
1919.
whore = mining claim IL situa'ed outside oI
arcgulsriy constituted mining district. afidavii
Of the TACT should BE- made, aud secondary evi.
oenee- Of pcssessory title will DO received
nav. ~. IsTa-
Where valuable mineral deposits sre found In
such quantity and q ,slity ~ 10 render the land
sought To b patented more valuable on this &C.
count than for purposes of agriculture. tho
I. arts O. n'aining such yaluAbls mineral depos
its may be patented under sAii mining act. II.
however. tbs land does not contain such valus-
hi. mineral depn~its In quality and quantity
Sufficient u rend,r the land uAorc vsln lille on
this account than Tor purpose OF agriculture. u
cannot b. patented under the mining ac'. ex.
cept In the ea.e OF miniag mill .iter. which
must be mineral In charac er.-tIAad once
gvuort. 1874. ID. "a