Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-28
'HFoRM NATION
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OWNERS AND LOCATOR,
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MI INES


AHloN FOR PATrr-
Rse;stas papers nave ono bean s,n,
~ snu Receiver they bscorn,ee o with The
,at,.n o.u, and eau neither be si.S . part Of
erai Land ome muS' Do TRANSMITTED t to Nv oar
AN application will be reiac.o.
CRYPTIC of the premises - lieu When the
cause: ' VIII be r~eiectea !.
first /, The notice was publishs, -.
AnoWledge OF the Register. Aoo wishoutt,
oecohd-The notice was ro..
cis,m apaper designated as publisbssSS,n1s aed T..
and WAS found defecH,.
aeufth-,A previous applic.uo, 49,,
d,Swn ene same premises, which .aa been
the adverse claimant. 0onnenoed by
An application for patent viii
when the survey does not sccur..., % rejected
OF the claim. eAy define The
ance with law. ~ iscs'ed In accord.
mnere several parties own ssn.,,,.
sincs portions vi n claim. aas'e and die.
patent may be made by either ~ issnssuon for
u u claim owned by hun; bus ~ ass portion
parties undivided interes,ss ~ soie several
patent. aRphoshon for !
A person or association n.r
many placer locations "A the I oa, purchase u
and embrace them all In one snnI,aa AZ aania.
patent. "ppncsuoa iG
Two or more lodes cannot ba .u
application Tor Q patent excent n. IN
claims embracing two or mora ~ W EEsl
their boundaries. .'Sssnaa
sworn 20 before any person puro.,,
ceiver cannot Ia aol 'ns Register and b.
In ali patents for m,n - evioencs.
within the interior bonndus eiaims situated
A cI.uae is insar,ad ..ayaae'o i : town ste
Ali town pronertv rtahp..ns sha excluding
and ali houses. bnildtnas upon she surface,
hlocka straats ,u...nnss, structures, lots,
provements not haiona ~ o.ner municipal I'm
in and All riobts nsces.s sne grantee hare
occupation. possession sna !. proper 70 the
same" enJ0ymens Of he
Publication of ,ot,ca rnr..
one nevapsnsr for ths na-sns " msae . DOL!
Notice must be nnbI;shed =, y Jays.
weeks in weakly nswsnsns.s ~ consecutive
newsnnpeys co dsvs mnIt LIZ. sna 10 daily
erst and Last tnssyttans oiapse between the
Where the Registar dss,or ~. a.
of a Sar nnbIics,son sasasuIis.u
mining appiication for nstsn. = aosss o. Q
nIi.nce vifh Law a. nh.ras - nVsa Com
tfon Of aha sane $780, - ~ ssAy edi.
ths Reoister f NV san1iy Of
h extstenoe of A aalt so~,,,
land a. sro,n H. ~ ! uss VI
hnn astasS snd rss.snal.,a sne opersa0s q tho
for the pnrnose ~ n,ov,ns ~ ~ { ns.rag
character ~ such ispd 4. no. III .sn9aisula
contsfninS vsInshis sanoo,.s - sa % lAha
entered n1der the mining Ac,s "'S ~'' "
cLArxss
Adverse claimants must file 3 separate an,
distinct claim against each Application vhics
IL 10 alleged conflicts with the promises OWNED
by such adverse claimant.
The papers In an adverse claim, once fld
cannot DO withdrawn, but becomes ! Dart Of d,
record.
When an adverse claim has BEEN fled II can
not be amended 30 as to embrace . lsrasr Dc,
ton Of the premises than that described In ID,
original adverse ei.im.
proper form and fled in the proper local uas
during fhe period Of publication OF the lpSs
cation for the patent to be efectiye.
IL lie the duty OF the sdverse claimant
commence suit In proper form within .hss
quired time, and IL he trusts the uscsras
medium OF the United States mail be u
abide the consequences, should the ~
ensue, through misfortune or accident. shuA
the failure to commence suit be the resalia
the cor rupt or dishonest sction Of his sstsrng.
the Interior Department cannot redress %
wrong.
An adverse claimant should set forth 10 u
tail the facts upon which he bases his sdvss
claim. A statement In general terms, embaF
ing conclusions Of law, without stating 10
facts specially, VIII NOS be considered 10 w
dence.
An adverse claimant should show 9 conFA.
ance with the local laws In recording isclsin
and in regard to expenditures, and shall DE !
copy of the original notice Of his Location, nd
show the nature or extent Of the cCiaH
compose the company 10 sufficient, and Ih1
are not required to prove that they are w
original locstors or the identical parties V'
present the adverse claim.
.nn,cr,, rrp.r. nm ,rspR.L IAsps.
Where land IL Of little. II any value, forisfl'
cultural purposes. but Is essential to ibs
proper development Of mining clsins, II
shou,d be disposed OF under the MiningA Act
Where lands containing valuable mineral
deposits have been included In an agrieuliafs
entry. said entry will be Cancelled ss any nme
prior 10 issuance of patent, upon ssiisfAcky
evidence OF the existence OF such yalaable d.
posits. a.. Az.
covered upon q tract sitter the same rs essn
an tered a. agricultural, but before Aent hh
been issued, the parties claiming the mils
may make application for patent for sans
md the agricultural entry viii be Cancelled Y
that portion Of the land embraced By 81
mining claim. !.
where mineral deposits are discovered
agricultural lands after the patent has y.
Issued to sn agricultural claimant, thsy ~
Agricultural College scrip cannot bs ~
oeiSeu Az pes