Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-17

post south seventy t70) degrees west one
hundred and ten tlln) feet 10 post marked
Noe. I. 5. Survey No. 5l;' thfnce north
twenty f2O) degrees west seven hundred
(1O) feet to a post marked NO, ), | >.
survey No. 81: thence north seventy t70)
deg'e east one hundred and ten I'll le
to d post marked NO 1, 1 :. Survey No. 81;
thence south tsenty t2UD degrees east seyen
hundred q o) feel to the place OF b gln-
ing. Containing one y acre and seventy.
six hundrc iths GIG lOu) of an acre OF land
more or less, and embracing seven hun
dred 40 linear itet OF the Astor LODE,
wit three hundred g ~ feet northcrly and
four hundred & ~ feet linear southe.ly
from location notice on said lode.
Also.
noMEsTAEE LODE.
beginning at a pest OH ridge of hill, be-
tween the forks OF Astor Canyon, nsrked
mo. i, =. Survey No. -, from which
Prominent Peak Ne. on the summit OF
Vanderbilt lfiil. bears south hiteen I'D de
gfees lorty five (l51 minutes east at The dis
lance Il loIty-ilye hundred and ten ti,l0)
feet Center oi shaft on this claim bears
north thiriy-ihiee $50 degrees iorty live
a5) minutes east at the distance OF
seycnty.thrce (73) feet, and post Ne.
3, of Survey No. oil, made Tor the claim
of the SILVER Peak and Red Mountain Gold
and Silver Mining Company upon the Aston
Lode, bears south fifty five (53) degrees
west at the distance of Twelve hundred and
seventy-live Ql27o) feet thence from sa d post
marked "No. /. L. :. Survey No 50; north
twenty-five (25) degrees east one hundred
and ten tl10) leet 10 post marked NO. ,,
L. 3 Survey No. 59;h thence north sixty
five 800 degrees west two hundred and
fifty t2jO) feet 10 n post marked mo. j, l.
). Survey No. 81 thence north iorty,cight
tls) degrees west four hundred and fifty
ll5,0 feet 70 n post marked mo. 1, L. :.
survey No. ~" thence south twenty
(25) degrees west one hundred and ten (llu)
leet 10 n post marked NO. 8, u. ;. Survey,
No. o." thence south forty-eghi liS) de
gees east four hundred and fifty (l % feet
10 pos marked mo q, L. $. Survey No.
81 thence south sixty-iive (6 } degrees
east two hundred and fifty t25J feet to the
place of beginning. Containing one ID
acre and seventy-two hundreiths y 1900 OF
an acre of land. more or less, ana embrac-
ing seven hund ed t700 linear feet north
westerly from point OF location OF said
Homestake Lode.
Also,
SUNRISE LODE.
Beginning at corner No. 1, post marked
mo. /, L. $. SURVEY No. A., from which
Prominent Peak No. 2, On summit of
Round Hill, between Survey No. ~, made
for the claim of the Silver Peak and Red
Mountain Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany upon the Black Warri II Lode, and
Red Mountain, bears south thirty-iive (35)
degrees west at the distance of sixteen hun
bred and ninety-two (lGl2) feet, and l.oca-
ton Monument and Open Cut on ledge bears
north sixty-ilye (65) degrees and forty-five
(45) minutes west at the distance OF nine
hundred and two (902) feet; thence from
said corner No. ], south twcnty-seven CD
ri Two ct
hundred 400 feet to corner No. 2, post
marked "No. 2, u. S. Survey No. Il, from
which post No. =, of said Survey No 40,
bears south s,yty-one (6i) degrees fifty (50)
minutes west at the distance of three hun
bred (300) feet; thence from said corner No.
., north sixty-two (62) degrees twenty-five
(e5) minutes west eighteen hundred (lS0W
feet to corner No. 3. Il post marked mo. ),
u. S. Survey No. Al" thence north twenty
seven co degrees thirty-five (35) minutes
east one hundred 600 feet TO corner No. 4,
post marked mo. 1, u. S. Survey No. Al; !"
thence south sixty-two (62) degrees twenty
five (25) minutes east eighteen hundred
(lS00) feet to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning four ca acres and thirteen hum
dredths Cl3-100) OF an acre of land more or
less and embracing eighteen hundred tlS00)
linear feet of the Sunrise Lode.
Also,
GROWING GLORY.
Beginning at a post marked NO /, L.
S. Survey No. 40, v from which the staff and
monument on summit of prominent peak
No. 3, bears south twenty-five (22) degrees
east at the distance of iifty-one hunored
and forty-five (5l45) feet, mouth of incline
on this claim bears nth thirty eight (3S)
east mt the distance of three hundred and
ninety two(392) feet; the location monument
on this claim bears south thirty-eight (3s)de-
grees east at the distance OF four hundred and
three (403) feet, and post No. B. of survey
No. IA, made for the claim of the Silver
Peak and Red Mountain Gold and Silver
Mining Company upon the Glory Lode
bears south forty-three (43) degrees ten (l0)
minutes east at the distance Of eleven hun
dred and five (ll05) feet; thence from said
post marked No. |, L. 5. Survey No. Is,
south forty one degrees west one hundred
and fifty (l50) feet to post marked mo. 2,
s. Survey No. l5; theme esouth forty nine
(i9) degrees east eight hundred $500 feet to
a post marked mo. 8, u. s. Survey No. As;
thence north iorty-one (iD degrees east one
hundred and fifty $50 feet to post marked
mo. 4, L. S. Survey No. AS" thence
north forty.nine (49) degrees west eight hun
dred (s00l feet TO the place OF beginning
two (2) acres and seventy-two
t72-lOU) of an acre of land more
or less. and embracing eight hundred $500
linear feet of the Growing Glory Lode, to
westerly and four hundred 900 linear feet
from point of location on
said lode.
Also,
FIRST SOUTHERN EXTENSION or GROWING
GLORY LODE.
Beginning at n post marked mo l, L.
5. Survey No. 16, the same being post No.
4 of Survey No. 10, made for TIE claim of
the Silver Peak and Red Mountain Gold
and Silver Mining Company upon the
Glory Lode from which the shaft
and monument on the summit of promi-
nent peak No. bears south seventeen az
degrees east at the distance Of forty-four
hundred and forty eight tItls) feet; and
he northwest corner of blacksmith shop
bears south seventy (70) degrees east at the
distance of ten ll0) feet; thence from said
post marked NO. |, u. 5. Survey No, 49,"
south iorty-nine ti9) degrees east two hun
dred (200) feet to post marked -" No. ,, L.
: SURVEY No. 10, from which the mouth
of Lower Growing Glory Tunnel bears
south thirty-cight (3S) degrees forty-five
I5) minutes east at the distance of eighty
six (sD feet. Thence from said post south
forty-one (lD degrees west one hundred and
fifty (l50) feet to post marked No. 3, L.