The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

nemeNwben known-of the lode or claim
under which IL was last previously located
and the names-When knoWn-of the prior
locatorS.
2. The new name under which it is claimed
by the reiCcRtoTs.
9. The date of the relocation.
4 The mare or names OF the relocators.
5. The number of linear feet claimed in
| length along the course OF the vein.
6. The width clsimed on each side OF the
| center OF the vein.
Such notice shall not be recorded. Upon the
| erection of such monument and posting said
| notice the relocator shall be allowed the De-
rod of time specified in section D OF this act
within which TO p3rfect such relocation.
See. 3. Within twenty days from date OF the
relocation OF an abandoned or forfeited lode
claim, as provided for in section OF this act,
the Telocator shall mark his relocation on the
ground so that its boundaries can be readily
traced and shall file IN the of1ce OF the county
Recorder OF the county wherein said mining
claim is situated q certificate OF relocetlon,
which said certificate shall state the facts re-
qured to be stated in the posted notice pro-
Vided for by section OF this act, ana IN addl-
ZION thereto shah contain description OF the
claim as relocated, defining its exterior boun-
daries as they are marked upon tae ground,
and such additional de scTipt1on by reference
to some natural object or permanent monu-
! ment as viii identify the claim.
Said certificate shall be signed by or on be-
half OF the reIocator or relocators and dated,
and when fled for record shall be deemed and
considered as prima iacio evidence of the facts
therein reciteG; provided, however, that said
ceruncate shall not De eNluenCe OF Ine IbCG
that the prior locator had either forfeited or
abandoned his location, but the burden OF
proof establishing such Abandonment or for
feiiure shall rest upon the reIocator or those
claiming under him.
See 6. The dscOverer Of placers or other
forms Of deposit subject to location and ap-
preparation under mining laws applicable TO
placers shall loca te his claim in The following
manner:
l. BY the erection of & substantial monu-
ment or mound OF rocks within the limits OF
ba md MI thprnOn
notice OF location containing the name OF the
| locator, the late of location, the mum Der OF
acres claimed and the name OF The claim
Such notice shall not be recorded.
. By marking the location on the ground
so that its boundaries can be readily traced,
such marking 10 be completed within sixty
! days after the posting OF such notice. Within
| twenty days from the date of completing SAID
location the locator shall file with the Re
| cOrder OF the county in which such claim IS
! situated n certificate OF location, which shall
be dated and signed by on behalf OF the
! locator or Iocators and shall contain:
| l. The name of the claim.
2. The name of the locator or lOcators
! 3. The date OF the discovery and posting OF
the notice herelubefore provided for, which
! shall be considered as the date OF the location
4 A description Of the claim by reference TO
legal subdivisions of sections II the location Ia
made IN conformity with the public surveys.
! Otherwise a description with reference to
! some natural object or permanent monument
| as Will identity the claim. Where such claim
| is located by legal subdivisions of the public
surveys such locations shall, Notwithstanding
! that fact be marked by the locator upon the
! ground the same as other locations.
! Such certificate OF location when filed Tor
/ record shall be deemed and considered as
prima facie evidence OF the facts therein re-
! cited. A copy OF such certificate certified by
| the County Recorder shall be admitted in evil
! dence in all actions proce edings with the
same effect as the original.
Sec. 7. Abandoned forfeited placer or
! other claims usually located under the laws
applicable 10 placers shall be relocated sub
stantialy in the same manner as Is provided
! for the relocation OF lode or vein Claims in
| sections 4 and of this act.
| Sec. 8. If at any time the owner of any min
| ing claim retofore or hereafter located shall
| apprehend that his location is detective or
| erroneous or that the requirements of the law
! have not been complied with, or where he
may desire TO change his surface boundaries
! so as to include land other than that EN- braced
within his boundaries originally located or
| marked, or n case the original notice of loca-
! ton was made prior to the passage OF this act
| and the owner Slall be desirous of Obtaining
! the benefit OF this act, such owner may cnange
his boundaries and correct or amend his loca-
| tiou by re-marking the same and thereupon
| may file with the County Recorder an amended
| or additional certificate OF location which in
! the absence OF any prior or intervening rights
| shall relate back TO the original location.
| Sec. 8. The locator OF mill site location,
| shall locate his claim by posting a notice OF
| location thereon, which must contain: a. the
! name OF locator or locators; ~ the name OF
! the vein or lode claim mine, of which he is
! the proprietor, or the name of the quartZ-mill
or reduction works ot which he is the owner; !;
| ~ the date Of the location; ~ the number of
| acres claimed; % a description OF the claim
| by such reference 10 natural object or
| permanent monument as shall identity the
! cafpl or mill site. And by marking the
| boundaries OF his claim in the same manner
! as provided in this act for the marking of the
| boundaries OF placer mining claim, so far
the same may be applicable thereto.
! Sec. TO- The locator of a millsite claim
/ or location, shall within thirty days from
! the date of his location, record his loca-
| ton in the Office of the County Recorder
! of the county in which such location is sit
| uated, by location certificate which must
! be similar in all respects to the one posted on
| the location. Said notice when recorded shall
/ be prima facie evidence OF the facts therein
| stated.
| Sec IL. No record of a mining claim or
millste made after the passage of this act In
! the records of any mining district shall BE-
valid. All notices of location of mining
| claims, millsites and other notices heretofore
recorded in such district records, If such
| notices conform to the local rules and regula-
/ tlons in force in such district, are hereby de-
| clared valid. Within thirty days after the
| passage of this act the Dis trict Recorder or
| custodian of the records of the several mining
districts In this State shall transmit to the
! County Recorders OF the respective counties
wherein the respective districts are situated
all the records of said respective districts and
j thenceforward such Coun ty Recorder shall be
deemed and considered the legal custodian of
| such records. Thereafter copies of such
! records certified by the County Recorder may
! Z
| as the originals.
| Sec I3. This act shall take effect and be in
/ force sixty days after its passage.
| Curtis II. Lindlev moved that it be de-
| clared the sense of the committee that the
mechanics lien law be amended so that
lien may be filed by the assignee of the
| party originally entitled to file 1t.
| Judge Seward amended to have this ap-
| ply only to miners, and the amendment
| was adopted.
w. W. Montague stated that he believed
the salary of $500 month was too large
| for tho debris commissioner. Trey L.
! Ford spoke in favor of paying the salary
! as he believed that the man selected for
| the important office was worth it. Mr.
| Montague added that his main objection
was to the wording of the hydraulic bill,
| which left the expenditure of the State
| money TO the commissioner. The matter
| of salary was left to the Legislature.
| S. ]. Hendy asked for inform alton as to
! what had been done regarding the State
Mining Bureau. Chairman Neff replied
! that he had heard some talk of changes
| in the bureau, but so far az he could see
there was no fear of the institution It
present. Hendy moved that a committee
| of three be appointed by the chair to con-
| slider the question, and his motion pre-
vailed S. ]. HeEdy. Nj. B. Kerr and
! Samuel K. Thornton were appointed.
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