The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-04-06

The fee for administering the oath
and recording the foregoing affidavit
when taken before the county recorder
or deputy mining recorder shall be fifty
cents; the fee for recording the same
when the oath is taken before any 9TH
er officer authorized to administer oaths
shall be fifty cents.
Such AFFIDAVIT or certified copy
thereof, in case the original is lost,
shall be prima facie evidence OF the per-
Torrance OF such labor The failure to
file such an affidavit shall be considered
prima facie evidence that such labor
has not been done.
Sec Z. The location of abandoned
claims shall be done in the same man
ner as IL the location were OF new claim;
but the locator may instead OF sinking
a new discovery shaft, sink the original
discovery shaft ten feet deeper than II
was at the time of his location. or he
may drive the open cut or tunnel ten
feet further along the course Of the lead
lode or vein, and must erect new posts
or monuments
Sec. 8. No location notice shall claim
more than one location, whether the
location is made by one or several To-
Gators, and il it purports to claim more
than one location. it is absolutely void
Sec. o. That section 2l03 of the re-
vised statutes of Idaho Is hereby am.
ended TO read as follows;
Sec. 3lO3. For the convenience oil
prospectors and locators. the county re
corders Of the several counties must ap
point a deputy at any place where he
may deem 1t necessary, and at all places
more than twenty miles distant from
an existing Office whenever ten or more
mining locators interested. petition To-
the appointment of deputy. Upoi
failure of any recorder to appoint
I deputy for ten days after the petition
T. in writing has been presented TO him
4 the resident miners in such district ma,
( appoint temporarily, one Of their mum
btr to act as the recorder for the district
G made by the deputy, and must be en-
S tered by the recorder as hereinafter re-
o quired Provided, that whenever a
b any time afterwards. the recorder Ia
G appointed a deputy for such district O
S place. the authority Of the person cleo
+ ed by the resident. miners ceases.
a Sec. 10. When the right to mine
5 in any case seperate from the owner
4 ship or right Of occupancy Of the SUI
l. face ground. the owners, or right,
g occupants Of the surface ground ma
n demand satisfactory security from III
g miners. and IL 1t he refused or not gil
l. en-. may enioin such miners from worl
y ing such ground until such security
h given. The court granting the writ
o injunction shall FIX the amount and n
ture OF the security.
h Sec. IL. Placer claims. as mention'
$. In section 1920 Of the revised statut
le Of the United States, NAV be located f
v the purposes Of mining deposits al
he precious stones after the discovery
re such deposits.
at Sec. 10. The locator OF any plac
ri mining claim located for the purpo
II Of mining placer deposits or precio
ic stones. must at the time of making 1
a location comply with all the requiremer
~ Of sections aud 3 OF this act. Eve
as placer claim must be recorded with
We thirty days from the time Of locati
d. thereof. in the district IN which
Of same was situated, or in the office
Of the county recorder OF the couI
wherein the claim is located. The locat
he notice thereof must contain the date
ais the location, the name Of the locat
Ice the name and dimensions Of the clai