Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-17
UNITED STATES MINING LAWS.
,.vo.MArIoN FOR LOCAToRs
AND OWNERS OF MINES.
Appl,essious for Patents-How 10
p.., with Csoss Lodes-Tunnel
Rixhts-Adverse Claims
The Law Ia Regard
20 Aliens-Ese.
APPLICATION OF PATENT.

II NkASw IsoAn a
the Register ana heceivsf' .nsJ osvsus
part OF tne Iesor.. aaI ss go, ts
wiiharswn NOT re.a1ueu, eu nS
transmitted 10 tne usnsrA 1Ans 0mso.
An application wiii 20 ielecteo eno wuen sno
deseripson o. " 'n' P's"''e' -
or insumeient' ~, =. ..,..,.a
AppneAaon io' P'''A' "NA
pecause' -,..o,,
| ft-tne nosivs us p,". fu~
tne knowieaSo VI ns nes'. ,h,,.h.a
Secona-Ane n9uve We. ~ nSi;shsd
IN newsp.Per ue''sAA'sN
nearest 'ne eiAim' ,.,na a.,..,;ve
Ihird-hecord uue "u ''unu ue''SA'''
and: ..sh..r
| Fourth-A previous aPPheHuon sssL ~ 80
made Tor the same Ptemises' VIZ. viz" -
withdrawn pending : SUI. ,n ''ui' VIII
menced oy tne Auverse i.,,s ols -.,..,sa
AN aPp'oauon 'yt S. p no, .ccnr.triy de-
snea sne s,s; sas.ei " - ,ha claim
n"S nyn suo ~. s,.;n, x.s NO, located In 40.
ns wneso N.., Wy ,.-
eo,uauce win law. ..r.r.,a and
mne.e ses.iM p .i.;m snnlie.tion
anunc' PoIuons VI ~ -. a;,hsr Sor that
Tor patent may % maae W sisnes W. ~. @ t hn,
Poruon OF tno eIaini o~.eS ,.' nu3;.;dsa in.
whero seveIM pAlues o". III shori5 ,oin
.erests 10 mining e.Aa', ,.a.
'n Al aPPneAuon sot ,;pa p 49, n,rch..o ,s
person Y, assVe.AAo. .Ve .Ls ,ac.I isw al.
man! pis0el v iveaso"J ., .II IN one snnIi.
nils' anu euoraco 'neu sh ~ WV .sf"
cation Tor patent.
| Two or more iodes cannot % emor soa
In one application ior patent eAeeP. ~.
placer claims embracing TWO VI "o'e ioas'
within their boundaries.
faPers sworn 10 oe'ote sny
porting 10 act as uePuy IoI sIo is ~,
and RECEIVER csnnos 10 feeo'uea - s'
dence'
IN al patens iof ninIus e. - . ,o~n
within the interior boundaries ot "ws
s..i,J;n. n, town nronerty. rights upon
,he srrts.c and ali houses. buildings,
... Wv 80 S,o.s. s,roe,. ,IIevs. or
.na.',..','.,rsi in,nrovom. M. moi belopg.
o'ne1 uuu'e'ps ps,. ~, n, r;,h,s
lug W us stAuee a.i..' ,,,.,, -. o..
neeessn!v' ptoPe. ~ 'uy ss ~ - >,
session and enjoyment OF Ine ssme.
ruonesuon VI nouuo NV ~. L.,s r.r;o, 81 s,,,v
9n.y oNe Ae"'P~pN' ''
aay .,,,.,., a., ,orssc,.
Nouee mus w Pu'na .. 80 .n5 T.,
uve "eoAs In ".eAy 'p, ., ai.nss
aaiiy ne"sPaPe y u ,-.;oa.
oe,ssen 'ne % ns. ps;H a.u 'av .;n.,aS . ,hs dailv
| "neie 'Ae 1850 s D,,,i,..,;on ~
issue OF . newspaper ior puoieauVn p, "
nouces Oh mInins aPPI'Ssn,ssvn PPs.,' s' 'os pssnan ps
~ is NOT somPiianee WIN -" W sn. n.,.as
10 inc weekly euiuon oi ns .s"' paw
"i.nou' Au.noIiy " VIZ As ,,.' ,r..,
Inc existence VI sAn sP.'u6 w
OF land withdraws " from me oPeIauon VI
the nomesleau anu Pre-em pAoa s. ,a ,,.
nearing ior tne purPose VI P,o'us w.
agricultural character oi suen isnu 70 lo'
allowed. Lana containing ,Auavio w
posits Oh STATE may 10 enefea unasi '"'
mining Aets.
ADVERSE elAiAs'
Adverse claimants must fle separate
and distinct claim against each application
which IL is alleged conflicts with the prem.
ises owned by such adverse claimant.
The papers in an adverse claim once hled
cannot DO withdrawn, but become part of
the record.
When an adverse claim has been hied IL
cannot DO amended 30 a to embrace
larger portion Of the premises than that
described in the original adverse claim.
An adverse claim must be made out In
proper form and hled in the proper local
office during the period oil publication
OF the appheauoh 'o' 'n' ps'en' =" w
II is the duty Of the adverse claimant to
commence suit in proper form within tho
required time, and II he trusts the uncer'
tain medium Of the United States mail, he
must abide the consequences. should the
delay ensue through misfortune or acci.
dent, should the failure to commence
suit be the result Of the corrupt or dishon.
est action Of his attorney. the Interior De-
partment cannot redress the wrong.
An adverse claimant should set forth In
detail the facts upon which lie bases MS
adverse claim. A statement IN general
terms, embodying conclusions OF law,
without stating the iacu speeiaiiy' Will no'
DO considered IN evidence.
An adverse claimant SHOULD snow COM
piianee win the ioeA laws ~ ie.o.aIns s. III
claim ana IN regard 70 e.penai,'us, ns,;, snJ ~
snail nie copy VI 'ne oiis'aa noass aoas0, "
MS ioeAuon' anu sno" 'ne nA'u'' VI eA"A'
Oh the connict aiieseo. ,. A..
An allegation oi parties W a,.,, sus. Ms'
they compose the eomPAn! sune'.u'.
ana 'hey are NO. ieiul.e )" P,y,e ,L" Ina ,
;, ,;s., n.r,is. , xsa nr,ssn,sd the adverse
claim.
,op,cp,rpu,L ON MINERAL LANDS.
Where land Is OF little II any value LOT
agricultural purposes, but Is essenuai '"
the proper development Oh miuin6 sisius,
1t should be disposed Of under the mining
Act; ,.., .,u.,,.
Where lands containing Valuable
mineral deposits have been included a. 40 40
agricultural entry, said entry .s viii Us eAn ~
celed at any time pricr 70 issuanse ". VI
patent upon Satisfactory s~.uen.o ~ VI '"'
existence OF such valuable deposits.
Where valuable deposits oi minerh are
discovered upon tract after the same mas
oeeu eu"i.u 10 ~ ..s., sI,,n,-
p ~. 80 ,,av rs.a .pnlic.tion for
10 ,.n, ,or .sme snd ,ha s,rirpitnral entry
Lii ip.n, =. ..rcalad - ,hs, nor,;on of tho land
ah.e.a5 hv Ia mining claim.
w." 49, ,,1.I ~ 49, .ra d;.covered
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