Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NO. 332.

compliance with the local laws In record ing his claim and in regard to expendi- tures, and shall hle copy of the Orgl- nal notice of his location, and show the nature or extent Of the conflict alleged
 An allegation of parties to suit that they compose the company q sufficient, and they are not required to prove that they are the original iOcatOrs or the identical parties who presented the ad- verse clGim-
 AGRICULTURAL oB MINERAL LANDS.
 Where land is cf little if any value for agricultural purposes, but is essential to the proper development of mining claims, 1t should be disposed of under the min ing Act.
 Where lands containing valuable min eral deposits have been included in an agricultural entry, said entry will be canceled at any tme prICr to Issuance of patent, upon satissactory-eylden of the existence of such valuable deposits.
 Where valuable deposits of mineral are discovered upon tract after the same has been entered Gs agricultural, but before patent has been issued, the parties claiming ile mIDe may make ap- plication for pa-elt for same. and the agricultural entry VIII be cancelled to tua5 portion or the land embraced by sGid miuing ciGjm.
 Where uinera, deposits are diseOT- cred on agriculturGl lands after the pstent has been issued Go an agricultural claimant. they pass with the patent.
 Agricultural college scrip can not be received in payment Tor claims
 ALIENS. . X foreigner may make a mining loca- t;on and dispose oi it, provided he be- comes citizen be.1re d,spcsing of the mine. Proof that the party vas not citizen i,fors dls1os-uc ot Lis claim musE Er- 5lkS --t-.- i..ssz - .s .s.
 I5cotcFs and intCIMeQi0t5 Os.-,1 = other than applicants VII not be pre- sumed aliens in the absence OF allegation or objection prior to issuance ol patent.
 The portion of a mining claim sold to an alien cannot be patented while such owner is an alien. bat on bis declaration to become a citizen, his right dates back tU his purchase, and he may tlereupOn secure United States patent for his Ciaim.
 CEOss LEDCEs.
 Revised Statutes. Section 2,236.
 
 tersect each other. priority 1f title shall govern. aud such prior location shall be entitled toali ore or mineral contained within the space of intersection, but the subsagIeut location shall hJe the right of way through the space of intersection for the purpose uf tLe convenient wUlS- ing of lhe mine. And where two or more veins urito, the oldest or pTi0r location shall take the vein below the point of union. including all the space of inter- section.
 TUNNELS.
 There is no a7thoIIty of law for tun- mel location 3O0Ouy1 ,500feet Aproper location is the width of the tunnel for 3,tNU feet.
 There is no provision ON law for patent ing tynnelfOcati0us. but lodos discovered in running tunnel may bo leteuEed Al Ike manner as other lo4es. The ri-ht is granted to tunnel owners to ,5@ feet or each ilind lcde, not pre- viously known to exist, which may be discovered in their tunnel When a lode is struck or discovered for the first time iu rUuungu tunnel. the tunnel owners have thc cptiCl of record ing tLeir claim of l,5oO fee- all on one side of the point oi discovery or inter- section. or partly an one side thereof and partly on the other.
 Prospecting for blind lodes is prOhib- tied on the line of a located tunnel, while the tunnel IS in proTCss, but O:he- par tics are in no way dehaued from pros pectins for blind lodes or running tun- uels, SO long as they keep without the line of such rGuueL