Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-05

GEORGE J. GARRISON and THEODORE
r hEAf, Defendants.
This cause hsving been regularly
called AMI tried by the court, aided by
ajury on certain questions of fact, and
the findings of fact aud the conch-
sions of law, and the decision thereon
in writing, having been duly rendered
by the court, which are now on die in
this cause, wherein Judgment was
| awarded in favor of the Pamllco Min
ing Company, plaintiff, against all of
the defendants, aud for costs of suit,
on motion of P, Reddy. plaintiff at.
torney.
Ii is now therefore, hereby ordered,
sdjudged, and decreed that the plain
till have judgment, as prayed for In
its complaint herein, against the deien-
dauts, and each and all of them; that
all adverse claims of the defendants
and each of them, and all persons
claiming said premises, or any part
thereof, through or under said defen.
dants, or either of them, are hereby ad-
Judged aud Gecreed to be invalid and
groundless; and that the plaintiff be
and it is hereby declared and adjudged
to be the true and lawful owner Of the
land described in the complaint and
hereinafter described, and every part
and parcel thereof, and that its title,
thereto is adjudged 10 be Quoted
against all claims, demands or preten-
sions of the defeneasl,s, or either of
them who are hereby perpetually
estopped from setting up any claims
thereto. or any part ihereof. Said
premises are bounded aud described
as follows:
That certain location and mining
claim situate, lying and being in the
Hawthorne Mining District, IN tho
county of Esmeralda, State OF Nevada
commonly known and designated as
the "Pamlico,' aud more particularly
described as follows. to wit.
Beginning at the southeast corner,
Location Post No. l, running thence
north 81 degrees and 81 minutes west,
959 feet to post No. s, second course,
thence from Post No. s. north 81 de.
gress, 10 minutes west, 541 feet to
northeast corner post No. 2, whence
northeast corner section "a, township
I, north range 81 east, Mount Diablo
Base and Meridian bears north so de-
grees east 1866 feet, thence from post
post No. 3, third course, south 60ll
degrees west 300 feet, to center of lode
and 500 feet to northwest corner post
No. 3,tbence from post No. 3, fourth
course, south 25 degrees, IL minutes
east, TAO feet to post No. &, theuce Nth
course, south 30 degrees, 81 minutes
east 74S feet 20 southwest corner loca-
ton pos; No. 4, whence Duited States
Mineral Monument No. bears north
II degrees. 10 minutes east 4S9 feet;
thence, sixth course, north S0l1 degrees
east, 800 feet to center OF lode, and 59e
feet to post Mol, the place of begin
ming. Survey made by the true bear
ings; magnetic variation at post No.
/, l6 degrees, As minutes east, contoin-
ing 20 and 2S. 100 acres of land.
Aud all veins, lodes or lodges,
throughout their entire depth, the top
or apex of which lies inside of thu
boundary lines last above written and
described, extended downward verti-
cAlly, although such veins, lodes or
lodges may go far depart from per.
pendiculaI in their course downward
into the earth as to extend outside of
the northeasteLly vertical sideine of
the said Pamlico location, and into
the land adjoining, and into the SAID
Lakeview mining claim, between
vertical planes drawn downward
through the end lines of SAID location
so continued in their own direction
that snch planes will intersect such
exterior parts OF said veins, lodes or
lodges.
II is further ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the plaintiff herein have
Judgment against the defendants and
each and all Of them; that all adverse
claims of the defendants and each of
them, and all persons claiming or to
claim the Pamlico vein or the Pamlco
east or west veins, or any part thereof,
the tops or apexes Of which said veins
nrc situy.p1 aud lto within fho errfaca