The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-28

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SECTION /. That sSctioa 8f0o q ne
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Section 800. Mining claims bsssa4tss
located upon veins q lodes Of quartz. q
other rock in place bearing any Of the
metals or other valuable deposits men
tioned II seetiaa 4oo0 Of the rssieed seaA-
utes Of the United states, may extend to
800 feet on esch side Of the hiddls of the
vein OF lode: PROVIDED, That when the
locators have cot stakes, posts o. monq.
ments described in section hereof, 70
indicate the line Of tho vein, ledge o.
lode, such stakes, posts Or moanmenta
must b taken for the purposes Of such
location, to mark correctly the line there
Of, and such line must not Afterwards Be
changed 20 ~ to affect rights acquired OF
interfere with any locations made subss-
qusat thsrsto. sa
esc. =. Section s10l Of the revjeed
statutes Of Idaho be amended to read q
follow:
Section 8101. The locator. It the time
Of making the discovery Of such vein o.
lode, must erect Z monument ct such
place Of discovery. upon which he must
place his name, the name Of the claim,
the date Of discovery and distance claimed
along the vein each way from such mon
ument. Within three days from the date
Of discovery. be must mark the boundaries
Of bis claim By establishing 1t each cor.
ner thereof, aud 1t any angle in the side
lines, . monument marked with the name
of the clam and the corner or angle it
represents; also at the time Of 70 marking
hia boundaries, he must post ct his dis
covery monument bis notice of location
in which must be stated: Frat, the name
Of the locator; second, the name Of the
claim; third. the date of discovery; fourth,
the direction and distance claimed along
the ledge from the discovery; fifth. tho
distance claimed on each side Of the mid
die of the ledge; sixth, the distance and
direction from the discovery monument
to such natural object or permanent mon
ument, if any such there be. - will fix
and describe in the notice itself the loca-
ton of the claim; and seventh, the name
of the mining district, county and state.
When, from any cause, = monument can.
not be safely planted 1t the true corner
or angle, it may be placed ~ near thereto
- practicable, and 20 marked - to indi-
cate the place of such corner or angle.
Monuments may be made of any such
material or form Is will readily give no.
tice, and when Of posts or trees, they must
be hewn and marked upon the side facing
towards the discovery, and must b At
least four inches square or in diameter.
Monuments must be ct lesst four feet
high above the ground, and trees must
DO 20 hewn ~ to readily attract attention.
At the time the locator 20 marks the
boundaries Of bis claim, be may do % in
any direction that viii (not interfere With
rights or clains wAikA existed prior to
his discovery.
SIC. 8. Within sixty days after such
location, the locator or bis assigns, must
sink shaft upon the lode to the depth Of
ct least 10 feet frem the lowest part Of
the rim of such shaft at the surface, and
of not less than 10 square fest'ares. Any
excavation which shall cut such vein 10
feet from the lowest part of the rim of
such shaft and which shall measure 100
cubic feet in extent shall be considered .
compliance with this provision. Any To-
Gated claim upon which work has been
done in compliance with the above re-
quirements 10 not. unless abandoned, sub
ject to relocation for period Of 90 days
from and after the date Of location.
SEC. 1. Within 90 days after the loca.
ton Of the claim the locator or his assigns
must file for record in the Office Of the
county recorder of the county or of the
deputy recorder Of the mining district in
which the claim il situated ! substantial
copy of his notice Of location.
SEC. s. If at any time the locator Of
any mining claim heretofore Or hereafter
located, or bis assigns, shall apprehend
that his original certificate was defective,
erroneous, or that the requirements Of the
law had not been complied with before
fling, Of shall Be DESTROYS Of changing
the surface boundaries, or Of taking any
pass Of an overlapping claim WHICH has
been abandoned, or In case the original
csrti6cats wae made prior to the passage
Of this law, cad - shall b DESTROYS Of
securing the benefits Of this Act, such To-
Gator Or bis sssigps may ale IN additional
certificate subject to the conditions Of this
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