The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-14
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Mining Application No. 1873.
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Las Cruces. y. NJ. January ~, ISA,
nj Office is hereby siven that the Chicago
IN and New Mexico Mining company, by
John Il. Adams, it, authorized agent, whose
postoiiice address is Grafton, SocOrro county
New Mexico, has made application for a pat.
6nt for 1900 linear feet on the Alaska No.
mine or vein beartng copper and silver, with
surface ground SCI feet in width, situated in
the Black Range mining district, county OF
SOcOrro and territory of New Mexico, and de-
scribed in the Held notes and official plat ON
file in this office as follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at cor No ], a stone lOxl6xS0 ins
set in ground with mound OF stone chiseled
l-430, whence the section corner between Sec
ions IA, Is, p, 90 of township 10 south, range
y west, New Mexico meridian, bears s SO deg
80 min e $50 feet a Juniper tree l2in diameter
marked b Tl-430 bears n Is deg IS min e 7S6
# q juniper tree 10 in diem marked b 7 l-430
bears IS deg is mir W Is It; thence $ 81 deg
W % # to o in gulch, 1852 1t to cor No 2 u
stone Sxltx23 ins set in ground with mound of
stone, chiseled $3.50 and being or e S de line
of Alaska mining claim, sur No. 1874, a Juniper
tree Is ins in diam marked b I ? $50 bears
81 deg e 65 II, thence n Sdeg As min W $50 II TO
cor No 3, Il post 4kx4k in so 4 It long marked
S-430 set in ground with mound of stone be-
ing also cor No { Alaska, sur No 1874 and cor
No l Smuggler sur No lS5 thence n 5 degS
min W 2iitt to cor No a post 4kx4X I'm x4 ft
long set in ground with mound of stone, and
marked 4-43O, being also cor No Smuggler
sur No 1S5 and cor No | Montezuma sur No
49, AA1AN1 - Ath w INN - aADhA y EAAV INV
OF sur No lS6 800 # to cor No a stone 6xSx2l
iGs set in ground with mound of stone, CHS.
eled $3.50; an oak tree Ia ins in diam marked
Il 1850 bears n 81 deg Is min e 1875 it thence
n61 deg e $50 tt to road in gulch, 1862 It to cor
No a stone 5xSx24 ms set in ground with
mound of stone, chiseled $3.50, whence an
oak tree 10 ms in diam marked b T6-430 bears
$ "a deg W 30 it a pine tree 20 ins in diam
marked b T6-430 bears n So deg 80 min e 2S.6
1T; thence S 3 deg 43 min W 500 # to cor No Z q
stone 5xS&2 20 ins set in ground with mound
OF stone. chiseled 7-43O; whence a pine tree s
ms in diam marked BIT I $50 bears So deg
ID min g lO.5 #; a juniper tree II ms in diam
marked BIT 7-430 bears S q deg W 81 It thence
So deg 3 min e IA # to cor No 8 a stone 6xl6x
80 ins set in ground with mound of stone
chiseled S-430, whence a pine tree 10 ms in
diam marked b L $3.50 bears n 81 deg S3.h
it thence Sc deg As min e 200 it tangent road,
756 IT to cor No /, the place of beginning con.
tanning II. q acres. Magnetic variation u deg
As min e. This survey is located in the $ X
of sec No 10 township anc range aforesaid,
and lies G of and adjoining the Alaska, Snug.
gler and MOntezuma mining claims.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely anv
portion of said Alaska No. 2 mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the register of the United States
and Office at Las Cruces, In the territory of
New Mexico during the sixty days period of
publication hereof or they will be barred BY
the provisions of said statute.
4lJanls GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.