Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-10
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AND LOCATION,
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INES
APPLICATION FOR pAr,vr

AAioN FOR PATRrr
mnere papers have once been s,as-.
be.s'or anu receiver they becoms WIN u
,at.rn"a ana can neither be witbaspIsd
eral Land ONCE. 00 transmitted to the CO. y
an appncation will be rejected r,A...
sufficient. - erroneous On
cause: "ii Dc rejected \.
First The notice was publishsa
Anowledge Of theR Register. "isnontks
Sooona-ihe notice was not puhbsh..
claim. dnearestn.
T~hird-Record title was fou,a 49,.
s9usth-,A previous application ~,
made for the same premises 49, nso been
ufsWn pending q suit In Court comn ~ WIN.
the adverse claimant, commenced By
an application for patent will 49,,
bonndaries q, tbs aoes not accurately define \.
Where the claim was not ,s...
ance with Law. asoa ID heoord,
where several parties own sepsr,,s -.
tinct portions Of u claim. snni'n sno as
patent may be made by either for n ii
q Ine claim owned by him; but vb,,s poluon
parties W undivided interests n /. sosefal
patent. 'ppn0snoa for
A person or association u.v
many placer locations a. the loc.l ifSssnseu
and embrace them All in on ...sa isw Admit,
patent. ppncauen fai
Two or more lodes csnno. h.
one application for a nstsnt 70 emorsced II
claims embracing two or more lodss r ylssa
their boundaries. ~i'ain
a.po1s ewoIn " peiore any person purpu,.
= SePu.y iof the Register md Rs
~ nae ~ leooroea % evidences.
wi.h,n .hn y mining claims stults
"nnna no inse.io, ooundaries Of q town m
All town pronartv 1,aSSepeng ana excladg
- psvpoi'y rishts upon the sudss
SIont. nousos, puiiolnss. structures, hu
$780, ,aasys " o.ner municipslh
Z snd Iii 49, onsins 70 tne grantee ha.
.as. neoossAry or proper 10 Ia
oaupAon' possession ana enjoyment Of ts
pnn,,c..on
ona nawsnsnar -. ~" must Dc made q only
ToH.aSr y sne perioo OF dsys.
-. :, 70 puuIIsnod " consecutive
$500 - eoa noWspaps sd 10 daily
az 10 usys mus' eispss between the
49, a. pnssruons.
snssest asaely Issue
".pShs. Poollosuon ~ houess us
Ai.Ae spRnSon = psiehslt IL not con.
pa ~ lew w cnAnee 70 me weekly edt
~ poc,. ~ pspef ~'snous sushofiT u
ny
Inc sxlstence o. Q salt spring on . tract d
,ano Wi.narsws !. from the operation Of ths
Hnosu ana p~lo,empuon laws. 4 nearing
~ = " proving me aerieuliufl
ona,aSasa y, susn ,sna 10 not allowed. Ian
o.sAas ,s1uso4o ueposis VI siste MaJM
ensered under the mining Acts.
cLArxs.
Adverse claimants must Als a ssn.,,,. a.,
distinct claim sgainst each annlicstian wh,ss
ANA
bv such adverse ciaimsnt.
Tbs nsna,s IN an sd.a.sa c,.,m ma. A.,
cannot be- withdrawn, bnt beeome - ! ns,s NJ n.
record.
Wbsn an sdverse claim hsa besn s,as 4, a.
NOT be amended 40 al h embrscs ! Is,ss, ~,
ton OF the premises than that described 10 the
An adverse Claim must bs mad. ant IN
proper form and iled in the proper local oa]es
during the period Of pnbiic Mon al ~ ami.
cation for tbe natent 10 he enectivs. r
II "a the dnty OF The adyerss claimant o
Commence anti In prouer form within M "a.
oulred time. and n he trusts ths uncertain
medium OF the United States mail hs upst
abide the conseauences should the DELAY
ensue, through misfortune or accident. Should
the failure 10 commence suit be the rssali d
the corrupt or dishonest action Of his sttsrnsy
the I~nterier Department cannot redress ID
WTODN
An adverse claimant should set forth 10 b
tail the facts upon which he bases his advss
claim. A statement in general terms, emb&
ing conclusions OF law, without s~tstinsa
facts specisliy. viii not be considered IN a.
dence.
An adverse claimant should show Q ccmpA
ance with the local laws in recording hisclrz
aud In regard to expenditures. and shall ts
copy Of the original notice Of his location, I'D
snow .he nature or eA'en' "a INC 0DA'
An allegation Of parties TO q suit that tAg
compose the company is sufficient. and sAl
are moi required To- prove that they ae ss
original ~locators or the Identical parties xha
present the adverse claim.
oa,,r, rrp., On x,xpu.I Ilrpa
Where land is Of little, II any value, for sgi'
cultural purposes, but 10 essential 10 ts
proper development of mining claims, II
should be disposed of under the Mining Act
Where lands containing valuable mineral
deposits have been included In an agricultural
entry, said entry will be Cancelled OF any time
prior to issuance of patent, upon satisfactory
evidence of the existence OF such vsisaDie 90
Wbe,e vaIuabIe deposits of mineral are DIS
covared upon 4 tract after the same ias been
entered az aQricultursI, but before ! saent ha
been issued. the parties claiming the mine
NAV make application for patent for same
and the Agricultural entry will be Cancelled 70
that portion Of the land embraced BY sna
mining claim. -.
Whepe mineral deposlts are discovered %
a~pricuItural lands after the patent has been
issued 10 an Agricultural claimant. they pas
with the patent.
Agricultural Oollege scrip e@nA