Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-10
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corner: running. thence westerly at flSHt |
angles along ditch, being the southern |
boundary of said tract, about one quarter oi |
"A mile to stake being the southwesterly !
corner, running thence at right angles
noriberly along ditch, being the westerly |
boundary of said tract about three quarters
of a mile To the place of beginning. Con
tanning about one hundred tlool acres. To- |
gether with the buildings thereon, consist
ing of the one large building known as lhe
Silver Peak aud Red Mountain hoid anu
Silver Mining Company quartz mn
building. a large concrete building known
as the Office of said silver Peak ana hea
Mountain Gold and Silver Mining tom
pany; one concrete binding known ~ we
ASSAY Office and lodging room one concrete
building next to assay Office lorln.riY ',seu
as a lodging house; one concrete Dnh"lnB
opposiIe the Assay Office formerly known
as ihe boarding house one adobe store house
nexl and south Of the mill ON the tast sue
of the hill, one snail adobe store houee
next south OF the above Described store
house and known as Il lodging mouse; one
concrete building next sOuth OF the aboVe
described adobe lodging house and known
ms the concrete store house, one concrete
building known as the carpenter shop; two
small houses close together, formerly used
as residences, opposite the old blacksmith
shop: n wooden enclosure called corfai,
partially covered. for mules also Iced ana
harness rooms connected theresith ore
old building formerly used a. Il blacksmith
shop. two bathing houses, with springs al
jaeent and Ia them situated about one
thousand tlOND feet north OF the building
known ~ the Office Of The SAID silver ftnk
and Red Mountain Gold and Silver Mining
Company.
Also The following Lodges, l.odes and
Mining Claims, io=wil.
HACK WARRIOR LODE.
beginning at II point marked "No. j, L..
s. Survey No. 40 from which Prominent
Peak No. On stall and monument on high
round knob between Black Warrior Claim
and Red Mountain, bears south lorty-three
(l.0 degrees west at the distance Of thirteen
hundred and sixty.eight t1afS) iect and l.o-
cation Mountain 1T mouth OF cut bears
south fty-iiye (55) dcgrc IS thirty t33) min
utes west at the distance of three hundred
and thiIty-five (33o) feet; thence from said
post north sixty-onc (6l) degrees west three
hundred (i00) feet to a post marked mo. J,
u. 5. Survey No. 4O; thence north twenty
nine coo degrees east six hundred l6OO)
feet to the place OF beginning. containing
four (D acres and thirteen hundredths (l3-
1901 of an acre of land, more or less and
embracing six hundred (6O0) linear feet of
the Black Warrior Lode, to-wit three hun
dred 5000 feet linear northcasierly aud
three hundred (300) linear feet southwesterly
from Location Monument on said lode
rocoTILLo LODE.
Beginning at corner No. |, post marked
NO /, u. s. Survey No. 30, from which
Peak No. |, on the summit of Vanderbilt
Hill, bears south onetD degree forty-fiye
(i5) minutes east Mt the distance OF eight
hundred and eighty-iive (ss5) feet. Ioca-
ton Monument on this claim bears south
thirty-nne (39 degrees fifteen I'D minutes
west at the distance of four hundred and
seventeen (4l1) feet, the mouth of the Po-
cotillo Tunnel bears south thirty-one GID
degrees fortyiiye ti5) minutes west at the
distance of iour hundred and scycnty-iiye
(i75) feet and Location Monument on Sur
vey No. 81 made for the Silver Peak and Red
Mountain Gold and Silver Mining Company
with their claim upon the Vanderbilt Lode
bears south one Q) degree twenty (2O) min
utes east at the distance of five hundred and
iifty-four (554) feet. Thence from said cor
ner No. l, south forty -four (i4) degrees thirty
1907 minutes east one hundred tl0O) feet to
corner No. 9, post marked mo. 2, t. =.
Survey No. 3d. thence south forty-six l46)
degrees thirty 500 minutes west eight hun
dred and twenty-five 1929 feet to corner
No. 3, u post marked mo 3, U. s. Survey
No. 80 from which post No. OF said Sur
vey No. 81, and No. 4 of Survey No. 80 bears
south seventy-one t7D degrees east at the
distance OF one hundred and seventy-six
(7G) feet thence from said corner No. ),
north forty four an degrees thirty t3o)
minutes west olc huiluitu wv ittt W WI
ner No. 4, u post arked mo. 1, u. 5. Sur
vey No. 3d." thence north forty-s'x (l6) de-
giees thirty (30) minutes east eight hun
bred and twenty-five (S25) feet to the place
of beginning. Containing one Cd acre and
eigthy-nine hundredths (S9-100) of an acre
of land more or less, and embracing eight
hundred and twenty tive (s25) linear feet OF
the Pocotillo Lode, to-wit. four hundred
and twelve and one-halt t4l212) linear leet
northeasterly and four hundred and twelve
and one half (i12l2) linear feet southwest
erly from location notice on said lode.
Also.
VANDERBILT LODE AND MILL SITE.
Beginning for the description of that por-
ton of the premises designated rs LOT No.
81 A. at post marked mo. l, L. $. Sur
yey No. 81, Lot A, - from which The stall on
the summit of Vanderbilt Hill, the same
being Prominent Peak No. |, bears south
thirty seven $50 degrees fifteen u5) min
utes west ut the distance OF six hundred
(t0O) feet, and Location Monument on this
claim bears south sixty-nine (ti9) degrees
and fifteen (l5) minutes west at the distance
of four hundred and five 900 feet; thence
from said corner No. |, north twenty eight
t2S) degrees west one hundred (l0o) feet to
corner No. 2, a post marked mo. ?, L.. 5.
Survey No. 81 A. thence south sixty-two
(62) degrees west eight hundred $500 feet TO
corner No. 3, II post marked "No. 3, [. S.
Survey No. 81 A. thence south twenty
eight (2s) degrees east one hundred (i0O)
feet to corner No. 1, Il post marked NO. 1,
T. s. Survey No. 81 A." thence north sixty