The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-26
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS
Tuune1 flights.
THE LAW IN REGARD TO ALIENS.
APPLICATION roR PATENT.

APPLICATION FOR PArENr.
Where papers have once oeen Iie a,n VIZ
the Register and Receiver thew become
mart az the record, and can neither DC WIN
drawn nor returned, but must Dc trahshi''ea
10 the General Land oince r.. ,ha
An application will DO rejected "hen 'ns
drserlpt,on Of the premises Is erroneous vi
Annpplication for patent viii be rejected
pe F'rstoThe notice was published without
the knowledge of tho Register, ,,..La;
Seeond-rhe notice was not puonsheu ~
newsuaper designated as published nearest
the claim ,....,.e o,,,d dofsetive
and z,...,,.. I'D boan
made for the same premises. VII ch MAS vi o.
drawn pending a suit In court commenced oy
the adverse claimant ..,l..a
An application for patent VIII DC erected
when the survey does not accurately ueun'
the boundaries of IA claim
ance with law. ...ua,. .,a
di .tinct portions Of claim, hpplicdiion LOT
patent may be made by Ell her Tor that por-
lion of the claim osned by him: but where
several parties own undivided interests IN
mining claim all should join in an application
for patent .t
and embrace them all in one application Tor
patent. 10000 l.;
one application for patent except for placer
claims en- raclng Two or moro lodes "itnlh
their boundaries
Pc pers sworn to before any person proport-
ing 70 act az a deputy far tho Register and
Receiver cannot be recorded as evidence.
In all patents for mining cl inns situated
within the interior boundaries of town cite
a clause il inserted Excepting and excluding
all town property, rights upon the surface,
and all housee. buildings, structures lots.
blocks, streets, alleys or Other IN nciphl I'M
proveluent rot belonging 10 tho guarantee
herein, and all tights n cessaTy or proper 10
the occupation. possession OF enjoyment OF
the same
Publication Of notice mus. be made In only
one newspaper for tbs period ot sixty day.
NOtlce must be published ten consecutive
week in weekly newspapers, and 10 daily
newspapers sixty days must slnpSe between
ths first nd last insertions.
Where the Register dsSiynntes tho daily is-
sue o, D newspaper tor tn publication OF NO.
tices ct a mining Application Tor patent II Il
not in compiiAnce with tn n" to change TO
tho weekly edition OF tn" same paper with
out nut hority 81 the Register
The existence of n salt spring on tract oi
land withdraw- il rom the upsrGtion Of tho
homestead and pre-emptlon lnws. d mr.
ing for the purpose Of proving the ngrienl-
tural character of such land IA nor allowed
may be entered under tho mining acts
ADVERSE CLAIMS.
Adverse claimants must file seperate and
distinct claim Agninst ench application which
it is alleged confcts wit ihe premises owned
by such adverse claimRHr
The papers in an adverse claim, eree flei,
cannot be Withdrawn. but become part OF
the record.
When nm adverse claim has berr II :
cannot BIO amended oas 10 emhtaee lagF
portion OF he premises han THAI naso.HH
in the original adverse clam.
An adverse claim must be mad OF H.
proper form and filed in tho nro % local tina
during the peuoi of publication ui he APP
picatlOn tor the patent 70 b. ciiye.
1t is III Il iy Of the adverse claimant 20
commerce sut In pioper orm WI hu the -
CURED time. and il he inirusts he ueesta
medium of the United state, MIL b mn I
aide he consequences, shOuld III delay el-
sue. through misfortune or aecid nj Sho Id
tho failure 10 commence suii be ID result OF
the corrupt or dishonest action ol his atfnr-
ney. the Interior Department cannot redress
the wrong.
tail the fact upon which be bases bis adverse
claim. statement In general terms. en-
bodyir conclusions OF law, without stating
the facts specially, will not be considered in
evidences
An adverse claimant should show n COM
pliance with tho J. cal laws in recording h )
claim ard in gard to expenditures, and
shall file a copy oil he original notice Of his
location, and show the nature or tbs extent
of the conflict all, gsd.
An allegation OF parties tn n suit that they
compose Tho company is sufficient. and they
are not required to provs thIt they are the
original loeators or the identical parties who
presen ted the adverse claim.
AGRIcuL gugaL on MINERAL LANps
Where the land is Of little. If any, value
for AGRICULTURAL purpoSes, but is essential for
the development of mining claims, IL should
be disposed of under he Mining Act
Ahere lands containing valuable mineral
deposits havs been included in an ngricultur-
al eutry. said entry will be cancelled at any
time prior to issuance Of patent. upon salts
factory evidence Of the existence Of such val
uablo deposits.