Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-25
iNFoRM NATION
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OWNERS AND LOcA1oss
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MI ES
APPLICATION FOR pArrvr

Where papers have ono. h.--~
LEICESTER and Receiver theu Oeen MED With III.
the record, and can neitbs, b booolne . part Of
returned, but must he 80 oe Withdrawn NJ.
eral Land Once. mi''ed to the Gen.
An application will be reiec,aa
sufficient. ~ erroneous or
Application for patent vii,
cause: rejected b.
flrst The notice was nuh,,...
knowledge of the Registss 'neo withouiths
second-The notice was mo,
newspaper designated An nuhIIst uoiished In
claim. Hed%n earestths
Ihird-Record title was ,or,
and Aounu defective.
Fourth--A previous snn,,o.
made for the same premisss eauon had been
drswnp pending a suit in Conf cau was With.
the adverse claimant S'urt commenced by
An application for patan, ,r,u
when the survey does moi scsr ue rejected
boundaries OF the claim. A'eiy define the
Where the claim was not Iec.,o.
ance with law. ~ accord.
Where several parties ov,
tlnct portions of q claim. srri. sno die
patent may be made by eitbar spp,lcsuon for
OF the claim owned by MIN. lint W. ass portion
parties own undivided tnteras,s : several
claim all should join in an snni,n. = miaias
patent. 'ppneauon for
A person or association M
many placer locations as the locsl f..onsse
and embrace them ell In one apnl,ss.saaia,
patent. 4oni@ "a
Two or more lodes cannot be snh...,
one application for a patent aYcsns IDlseso 10
claims embracing two or mere ios ~ placer
tnelr boundaries;
inc to act az danrtu iVre Any person purport
ceiver cannot he racoxdD = negisfer and Re-
AENoIuGu ~ HflQ6nno
Within tha tn,ar,onh nnins ciAims sttustd
a cIanse 90 insas,aS ooenualies Oh . town Gts
All town pronertv r,ab,s and excluding
ana ali bo,sas n.sn.e upon Inc surface,
bIocLs atreats .1ieSs ss, STRUCTURES, lots,
nrovsmant. nnt 49, o.neI municipal In
IN and ali riobts nsnss W .ne grantee here.
o-ccnpstion nossassso" .y VI proper 10 the
ssmai sAu enjoyment Of The
Pnhlic.aop nj, nosoo
ono nawsn.nas o. nuss 10 made 0 Only
No,1ra rnst - f1I.ouV |" asyh
vsaks In ysahIv pauaaoneu ~ consecutive
nawsn.naxs eo nowspaPers. ad IN daly
e.sa~d 10 asys must eispse between tie
whn-a .ha pas.iols.
90 snAses tneaniI Issue
m,ntna apnxos puones.ou oi nouca dt
49, ~ - Peten'i. ~ hots sou'
r,tnn 80 49, ".nanse 70 tne veeklI cd,
~ ms paper WITHOUT suhortT u
Tn. e.tstaa.
|, sal. sprlng on : rEia
hnua"ts.S .nd nom .he opefsnola
~. ~ ~ ptoempuon laws a Bearing
rbax..p 800 kiV.ins sas asfieaAila
oAS.n ,sna ~ nos siivwea. Lana
so.s-aS 80 uePosi~ " sisw hs!N
en'efo" unuoi 'ne mining Ac"'
Z CLAIMS.
Adverse claimants must Ale 4 ssusrst, ma
distinct claim against each apuliosHon whss
al A.. 1t...A na-A4.Az Ia
by such adverse claimant.
The papers In an adverse claim. opea sl.s
cannot be withdrnwn mt beco,n a. 4 p.rt N n.
record.
When an adverse claim hss been Alsd n c,n
not be amended 40 Al 10 embrace a larger pc.
ton OF the premises than that described nlSs
An adverse claim must be made ont IN
proper form and fled in the proper local ohn
during the period Of publication Of the appl.
cation for the patent to be effective.
II is he duty OF the adverse claimant
commence suit in proper form within the re.
quired time, and IL he trusts tho uncertain
medium Of the United States natl be mast
abide the consequences. should the delay
ensue, through misfortune or accident. Should
the failure 10 commence suit be tho resul, Of
the corrupt or dishonest acton Of his attorney,
the Interior Department cannot redress tie
wrong.
An adverse claimant should set forth 10 d.
tail the facts upon which he bases his sdvss
claim. A statement in general terms, snbsF
ing conclusions Of law, without stating
facts specially, Will not be considered h%
dsnce.
An adverse claimant should show 0 esfL
ance with the local avs In recording hssAs
and In regard 10 expenditures, and shall IA
COPY of the original notice OF his Location, VI
An allegation OF parties to a suit that M
compose the company is sufficient, and III
are not required to prove that they HsA
original locators or the Identical parties VI
present the adverse claim.
oatourrn., on xrvun.t 1ISpa,
Where and is of little, II any value, fdir'
cultural purposes, but Is essential 70 %.
nronar deveiopment OF mining cldns II
sshorid he dtannsad ~ n the Mining Act
whs,s Isnds containing valuable mibri
danosits have been included In an agricultural
entry. said ontry will be Cancelled o. any TIM
prtor 10 issuance of patent, upon s~stsiic'g1
evidence Of the existence OF such vAlasos
Wha,a valuabIe deposits of mineral arc DID,
coyaraS unon . tract after the same SIS been
entered az Agricultural. but before ] seni na
haan iasned' the parties claiming the nine
msy make snoIiestion for patent for sans
anI ,ha .~o,icnitursi entry will be Cancelled
that %nortion of tbs land embraced By ssa
m1nins oisi,n
Whera mineral deposlts are discovered %
.ortcuitn,ai isnda alter the patent hes ba
issnsd 10 an agrfcultural claimant. they pa
with the patent. -.