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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
ANTELOPE NINE AND LODE.

Beginning at corner No. l, a pine post
four inches square in mound of stone from
which the north quarter corner of section one
in township two south of range thirty eight
east, Mount Diablo meridian, bears north
thirty seven degrees and ten minutes west
two thousand one hundred and ninety-siX
(2le6) feet distant; thence, first course,
south thirtv-seven degrees and ten minutes
west three hundred (3O0l feet to post four
inches square marked \. w. l.. l.. I. 5. 5.
No. l733 in mound of stone, from which
the mouth of incline bears south forty-tlve
degrees east two hundred and twenty-three
(253) feet distant, the mouth of tunnel
bears south forty-four degrees east two hun
dred and twenty-four (22i) feet distant
four hundred (lOe) feet to corner No. 2, q
pine post four inches square marked
=. q L. S. s. 1876, in mound of stone from
which mineral monument No. s, bears
south twenty-'hree degrees and thirty
minutes west nnety-s seven to7) feet distant
Thence, second course, south forty-four de
grees and fifty minutes east four hundred and
seventeen(il7)feet to the northwest corner OF
the Sapphire lode claim; one thousand and
nine and two tenths Uo09 2-l0) feet to the
southwest corner of said Sapphire lode
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

beginning at corner No. |, pine post
ix5 inches, marked post No. /, [. 5. s.
1873, in mound OF stone identical with the
northeas; corner of survey No. 17i2, the
Brooklyn mining claim, from which the
northN est corner Of st ction one I'm town
ship two south of range thirty eight east
Mount Diablo meridian, bears north sky
five degrees and forty minutes west seven
hundred and siNty-lour GOD feet distant.
Thence, first course. north thirty-siX de-
grees and tiityiiy minutes east six hun
dred (60O) feet TO corner No. >.
Thence, second course, south thirty-two
degrees and iifty-iive minutes east one
thousand three hundred and two tenths
(l300 l0) feet to corner No. 3, from which
a shaft bears north siNty-one degrees and
thirty minutes west iiity-seyen (5D feet
distant aud a shaft besrs south eighty-three
degrees west ninety.fve t95) feet distant.
Thence, third course, south thirty-six
degrees and iiity-iiye minutes west six hun
dred t690) feet to corner No. 4, frem which
the mouth of tunnel with open cut bears
north nine degrees and fifteen minutes west
one hundred and forty-four tlt } feet dis
tant.
Thence, fourth course. north thirty-two
degrees and iitty-fve minutes west one
thousand three hundred and two tenths
('30O 2-l0) feet to corner No. /, the place of
beginning; said lot No. 1879 extending one
thousand three hundred and two tenths
Q3 2-10) feet in length along said Duplex
vein or lode, and containing sixteen acres
and eighty-two hundrcdihs OF an acre of
land, more or less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
VANDERBILT MINE AND LODE.

First westerly extension beginning at
corner No. i, a pine post four inches square
in mound of stone, from which the north
east corner of section twenty in township
two south of range thirty-eight east Mount
Diablo meridian, bears north litty,three
degrees east five hundred and seventy-six
and iive-tenths (576 5-10) feet distant !;
mineral monument No. /, bears south
eighty degrees and fifteen minutes east
three hundred and twenty (32o) feet distant !;
corner No. 1 of lot No. 81 A, bears north
twenty weight degrees west fifty (60) feet dis
tant; location monument bears south ten
degrees east three hundred and one (30l)
feet distant; the mouth of tunnel bears
south twenty-one degrees and twenty-five
minutes east three hundred and twelve
1927 feet distant, and the head of incline
bears south nineteen degrees and forty-hve
minutes east three hundred and twenty
four CPD feet distant; thence, first course,
south twenty ght degrees east six hundred
t60O) feet to corner No. 9; thence, second
course, south sixty-two degrees west one
thousand five hundred (i6C0) feet to corner
No. 3; thence third course, north twenty
eight degrees west six hundred (6O0) feet to
corner No. / thence, fourth course, north
sixty-two degrees east one thousand hve
hundred Q5U0) feet to corner No. ], the
place OF beginning; said lot No. l735 eX-
leading one thousand five hundred Cl5O0)
feet in length along said Vanderbilt Lode lst
westerly extension vein or lode, and con-
tanning twenty acres and sixty-fiye hun
dredths of an acre of land, more or less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
DEFIANCE MINE AND LODE.

Beginning for the description OF lot No.
50, of corner No. l., post marked No.
|, L. $. S. No. 80, and post No. l. U. S. S.
No. 81 a, belng also corner No. 1, of lot
No. 65 A from which mineral monument
No, 5, bears south twenty three (23) degrees
and thirty-fve (35l minutes west ninety
seven (97) feet distant.
Thence, first course, south thirty seven
$50 degrees and len (l0) minutes west four
teen hundred and thirty and eight tenths
Ql30 S-1D feet to post marked No. 2,
[. S. S. 50.
Thence, second course, south thirty
seven go degrees and ten U0) minutes
west six hundred l6,0) feet to post marked
Z. S. s. No. 80.
Thence, third course, north iifty-one (51)
degrees and thirty-siX 1861 minutes west
fourteen hundred and thirty and eight
tenihs (il30 s-1o) feet to post marked L. S.
S. No, 4, SO.
Thence, fourth course, north thirty
seven (37) degrees and ten (10l minutes east
six hundred (60o) feet 10 post No. |, the
place of beginning, said lot containing
twenty acres and five -hundredths
(5-lo0) of an acre Of land.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
NOTICE OF SALE
Oh
Real Estate Under Execution.
JOHN |. BLAIR,
Plaintiff,
VS..
SILVER PEAK MINES, a corporation,
Defendant.
No. 653.
UNITED STATES MARSHAI.'S
SALE.

HINDER AND BY,eNIRTuE OF AN
" Execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the United States Ninth Circuit,
District of Nevada, wherein John |. Blair
was plaintiff and the Silver Peak Mines a
corporation, defendant, upon Judgment
rendered on the Goth day of November.
1893, which on said 20ih day of November
lSlS, said Judgment was recorded in Judg-
ment book of said Court commencing at
page 5, etc, foT the sum of sixty-eight
thousand one hundred sixty-two and four
teen one-hundreths (S6s, ,162 1900 dollars
with interest thereon at the rate of seven
per cent 90 per annum from the da.e
thereof until paid, and costs and disburse-
ments incurred in said action: | have this
day levied upon all the right, title, claim
and interest OF the said Silver Peak Mines,
corporation, defendant, in and to the fol
lowing described mining claims, real estate
and improvements, situate in the Silver
Peak and Red Mountain Mining District,
Esmeralda County, State of Nevada, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
VALE MINE AND LODE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, pine post,
ix5 inches, marSed post No |, L. S. S. No.
1887, mound of stone alongside identical
with corner No. 3 of lot No. 10, from which
the quarter corner between sections thirty
one and thirtytwo in township one south
OF range thirty nine east Mount Diablo
meridian, bears south twenty-five degre S
and fifteen minutes east two hundred and
fourteen (2l4) feet distant.
Thence, first course north twenty eight
degrees and fifty minntes east three hun
dfed 5000 feet to a point from which the
mouth OF tunnel bears north seventeen
degrees and twenty-five minutes east
seventy (70J feet distant; six hundred (6 '0)
feet to corner No. 2, from which the mouth
OF tunnel bears south seventy-four de
grees west one hundred and fifty (l50) feet
distant.
Thence, second course, north forty-fiye
degrees west eight hundred and twenty
eight and five teHths (S2S 5.l0) feet
inte1sect line 2-3 of lot No Al, the Sur
dred and sixty-two and six tenths (llb2 G10
feet intersect line IL of said lot No. II ; one
thousand five hundred Q5o0) feet TO corner
No. 3.
Thence, third course, south twenty eight
degrees and fifty minutes west one hundred
and one t10l) feet lntersect line Al of said
lot No.;4l; two hundred and one and five
tenths (201 5-1f) feet intersect line 2-3 of
said lot No. Al; SIX hundred 5000 feet to
corner No. T..
Thence, fourth course, south forty-iive
degrees east one thousand five hundred
Q50o) feet to corner No. /, the place OF be-
ginning said lot No. 1877 extending one
thousand five hundred feet in length
along said Vale vein or lode, The
granted premises in said lot containing
eighteen acres and seventy-two hundredtlis
OF an acre of land, more or less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
BROOKLYN MINE AND LODE.

Beginning at corner No. |, a pine post
4x5 inches, marked post No. l. U. i. S. 1742,
in mound of stone. from which the north
west corner Of section one in township two
south of range thirty-eight east Mount
Diabo meridian. bears north sixteen de-
grees and thirty-five minutes west six hun
dred and seventy t670) feet distant.
Thence, first course, north fifty-seven
degrees and five minutes east five hundred
and ninety-four and eight tenths (594 S-l0)
feet to corner No2.
Thence, second course, south thirtytwo
degrees and fifty-iive minutes east seven
hundred (7o0) feet to corner No. g.
Thence, third course, south tiftyseven
degrees and five minutes west one hundred
and fifty (l50) feet to corner No. 4.
Thence fourth course, south thirty-two
degrees and iifty-iive minutes east eight
hundred (S00) feet to corner No. 5, from
which location monument bears north
eighty-six degrees and forty minutes west
one hundred and ninety-tour feet distant.
Thence. fifth course, south fifty seven de-
grees and five minutes west four hundred
and forty-four and eight tenths (i44 S-l0)
feet to corner No, 6, from which the mouth
of a tunnel bears north ten degrees and
forty-iive minutes east four hundred and
sevonty-tive (475) feet distant.
Thence, sixth course, north thirty-two
degrees and fifty-tive minutes west three
hundred and iifty-six 1856 feet intersect
line Al of lot No. 50 at south fourteen de-
grces and thirty minutes west one hundred
and forty (40) feet from corner No. A. five
hundred and seven (507) feet intersect line
2-3 of said lot No. so at south fourteen de-
grees and thirty minutes west thirty-eight
(3s) feet from corner No. 3; one thousand
five hundred Q500) feet to corner No. /,
the place of beginning; said lot No. l742
extending one thousand five hundred Q500)
feet in length along said Brooklyn vein
or lode; the granted premises in said lot
containing seventeen acres and fifty one
hundreiths OF an acre of land, more OF
less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

Beginning for the description of survey No.
l74l Manser Mining claim as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the center line stake at the north
end line 700 feet north fifteen degrees west.
(E) from this discovery stake ana monument,
and running north sixty three degrees west
three hundred feet to a stake marked No /.
Thence south fifteen degrees west seven hun
dred feet to a pile OF stones marked No. ,:
thence south twenty seven degrees west eight
hundred feet to a stake marked No. 3; thence
south sixty-three degrees east six hundred feet
to a stake marked No I; thence north twenty
seven degrees east eight hundred feet to stake
marked No. 3; thence north fifteen deg'ees
east seven hundred feet TO stake marked
No 6; thence north sixty-three degrees
west three hundred feet to the place OF begin
ming from whence U. S. mineral monument on
the summit OF Vanderbilt Mountain, bears
south eighty nine degrees west and the center
of volcano north five degrees west. Contain
ing twenty acres and sixty six hundredths o.
an acre af land.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
GOLDEN GATE NINE AND LODE.

Beginning for description of lot 81 at
corner No. !, post marked No. |, L. S. 5.
No. 81, and post No, of lot No. l. L. y. S.
No. II being also corner No. 4 of lot AZ fscpl
which mineral monument No. D. tears
south twtniy-three degrees and thirty
minutes west ninety-stven (97) feet distant.
Thence, first course, north fifty three
deg ees and five minutes west fifteen hun
dyd tl500) feet TO post marked No. =,
Il. s. s. No. 81.
Thence, second course, north thirtv-seven
degrees and ten minutes east six hundred
t6OVl feet to post marked No. 3, L. s. s.
No. 81.
Thence, third course south fifty three
degrees no minutes east fifteen hundred
ll5Oo) feet to post marked No. 4, t. S. S.
No. 81.
Thence, fourth course, south thirty seven
degrees and ten minutes six hundred (600)
ieet to place of beginning, containing
twenty acres and sixtysiN hundredths OF
an acre of land.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
THE BLAIR LODE AND MINING CLAIM.

Beginning at corner No. l., post marked
"No. 1. L. S Survey No. c." from which
Mineral Monument No. 3, bears north forty
(l0) degrees and sixteen (16) minutes
east four hundred and twenty five and
ninety-seyen hundredths (i25 97-1U0) feet
distant, and post No. |, of lot No. AZ bears
north thirty seven go degrees and twelve
Q2) minutes east two hundred and seventy
and five teDths (270 5-l0) feet distant
thence first course, south thirty-seven go
degrees and twelve Q2) minutes west forty
nine and six tepths GO 6 l0) feet to post
No. of lot No. 6j A, at south fifty-one (5l)
degrees and thirty-six (36)' minutes east
seven hundred and siAtyeight and four
tenths (76S 4-10) feet from corner No. A OF
said claim; three hundred t3oW feet to a
post marked No. l.. l.. u. s. S. No. GB;
five hundred and eighty-four and two
tenths (5s4 2-l0) feet to a post marked No. ;,
L, s. 5. No. Gi. Thence. second course,
north iifty-iiye Coz degrees and eighteen
US) minutes west one thousand five hun
dred (l500) feet to post marked No. 4,
u. S. 5. No. G6. Thence, third course, north
thirty-seven $50 degrees and twelve O2)
minutes east two hundred and eighty-io
and two tenths (2S4 21ol feet to n post
marked No. 5, l.. l.. U. S. S. No. 66; three
hundred and fourteen and four tenths
(314 4-10) feet intersect the southwesterly
side line of lot No. 60, at north forty-tive
(l5) degrees and seven (7) minutes west
seven hundred and thirty-three and six
tenths (733 6-10) feet from corner No. of
said claim; five hundred and eighty-tour
and two-tenths 1854 2-l0) feet to a post
IN arked No. 6, u. S, S. No. &C. Thence,
fourth course, south iifty-fve (55) degrees
and eighteen nS) minutes east seven hun
dred and thirty and eight tenths (73) s-l0)
feet to post No. 4 of said lot No. 50 A, stl-
ate on the southeasterly end line of said lot
No. 90, from which corner No. OF said
claim, bears south thirty-seven go degrees
and thirty-three (33) minutes west four
hundred and five tenths (i01 5-10) feet dis
tant; one thousand five hundred (l50O feet
to corner No. L. the place OF beginning.
Containing fourteen UI) acres and seven
hundredths (7-10W of an acre of land more
or less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

claim; one thousand four hundred ami
thirty and eight ten,hs C430 S-l0) feet to
corner No. ). Thence, third course, north
lhltty-seyen degrees and ten minutes east
one hundred l0O feet intel sect line a-3 of
ioi No. l3 at south thirty-seyen degrees and
litA-s minutes east four hundred aud
hltytwo and eight tenths (l5o S-lOl feet
from corner Nn. 3; two hundred and ten
ami seven tenlhs (2l0 7-l0) ieel intersect
me IL OF said lot No l3 and line Al ol lot
Ne 65 AT south thirty ieyea degrees and
hlty-SlN minutes east four hundred and
twenty tour and three tenthS (42l 3-lo) feet
from corner No. As aud three hundred,
and thirty aud five tenths (330 ,o) feet
from corner No. '-l3; four hundred leet To
corner No. 4. Thence, fourth course, north
iorty-four degrees and fifty minutes west
Two hundred and one and eight tentbs
(ail S-i0) fee. intersect south side lineol said
sapphire lode claim at north sixty-seyen
degrees and forty minutes east four hun.
dred and twenty eight and six tenihs
(i2s t-lu) feet from the southwest corner of
said claim; two hundred and eighty eight
and eight tenths (2Ss s lo) feet intersect
line l-i of said lot No. G3 at north fifty -one
degrees and twenty-nine minutes east one
hundred and fOrty-nine and five tenths
lli9 3-luD feet from corner No. /; seven
hundred and ninety con feet intersect
north side line of said Sapphire lode claim
at horth slNty-seVen degrees and forty
minutes east four bundled and twenty
eight and six ienths CPS 6-l0) feet from the
northwest corner of said claim; one thou
sand four hundred and thirty and eight
tenths (li30 500 feet to corner No. |, the
place OF beginning; said lot No. l736 ex-
tending one thousand four hundred and
thirty eight tenths (ll30 S-t0) feet in length
along said Antelope vein or lode; the
granted premises in said lot containing six
acres and tbirty-one hundredths of an acre
of land, more or less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
NEVADA MINE AND LODE.

Beginning at corner No. /, a pine post lx5
inches, marked F. |, U. s. S. No. 1888, in
mound of stone, from which the north
quarter corner of section one, in township
two south of range thirty eight east, Mount
Diablo meridian, bears north forty-seven
degrees and forty-five minutes east seven
hundred and forty eight (74S) feet distant.
Thence, filst course, south thirty-seven
degrees and ten minutes west four huudred
and ten and one tenth (il0 1-l0) feet to
corner No. ..
Thence, second course, south forty-four
degrees and lilty-tive minutes east one
thousand four hundred and eighty-nine
and four tenths 1iS9 4-10) feet intersect
line 10 of lot No. IS at south forty one de-
grees and twelve minutes west seventy-nine
(79) feet from corner No. 1 one thousand
four hundred and ninety nine (li99) feet to
corner No. g.
Thence, third course, north thirty seven
degrees and ten minutes east seventy-nine
and eight tenths 90 Si0) feet intersect line
Al of said lot No. As at south forty eight
degrees east three and nine tenths 6 9-lU)
feet from corner No. |; two hundred and
thirty. three (233) feet to corner No. A.
Thence, fourth course, north titty-three
degrees and five minutes west seven hun
dred and two (702) feet TO corner No. 5
from which the head of incline bears north
two degrees ard forty-fye minutes west
seventy seven (77) feet distant, and shaft
bears north forty-two degrees and thirty
minutes east seventy (70Y feet distant.
Thence, fifth course, north thirty seven
degrees and ten minutes east two hundred
and seventy-eight l27s) feet to corner No d.
Thence, sixth course. north forty-four
degrees and filty-five minutes west seven
hund.ed and ninety and three tenths
beginning; said lot No. 1913, extending one
thousand four hundred and ninety-nine
Uia9) feet in length along said Nevada vein
or lode; the granted premises in said lot
containing tesi-aeres and thirty hundredths
of an acre of land more or less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

four degrees and ten minutes east two.hnudred
aud seyenty-eight feet distant
Thence first course, south forty four degrees
and fifty minutes east four hundred and forty
ntnc feet intersect the west side lire of survey
30. II ut north five hundred and forty nine feet
from corner No. - six hundred and five and
three teaths feet intersect the east side line af
said survey No. II at north four hundred and
thirty nine and two tenths feet from corner
NJ. of said claim; one thousand four hundred
and seventy four feet To corner No =.
Thence, second course, south thirty seven
desrees and tau minutes west two hundred and
eighty three and two tenths feet to The south
end OF lode line; five hundred and sixty eight
ard five tenths feet to corner Nos
Thence, third course, north forty four degrees
and fifty minutes west one thousand four hun
dred aud seventy iour feet to corner No. L.
Thence, fourth course, north thirty seven de-
grecs and ten minutes east two hundred aud
eighty five and three tenths feet To the north
end OF lodo line; five hundred and sixty eight
and five tenths feet TO corner No. /, the place Of
beginning: said lot No l7i0 extending one
thousand ionr hundred and seventy four feet
in length along said Bangor vein or lode; the
granted premises in said lot containing seven
teen acres aud eighty hundrcdths of an acre OF
land, more or less.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
nASGoR MINE AND LODE.

Beginning at corner No. /, pine post four
inches square marked rost No. 1, u. S. S. No.
l7lo, from whieh.the north quarter section cor
ner of section one in township two south of
range thirty-eight east, Mount Diablo meridian,
bears north fifteen. degrees and fifty minutes
west two thousand six hundred and forty-fve
feet distant, mineral monument No. ., bears
north thirty nine degrees aud forty-ivc minutes
east five hundred aud Ave and seven tenths
feet Distant corner No. of survey No. 66 bears
north thirty.seyen degrees and ten minutes
east seventy.seven and six tenths feet distant,
and the mouth of II tunnel bears outh thirty
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

degrees Twelve minutes west six hundred
l6)0l feet TO post marked Ne. L. $. s
No. 10.
Thence, second course, north htty-one
degrees ten minutes west fit, en- hundred
10 % feet to post marked No. 8, L. S. ).
No. GO.
Thence third course, north thirty seven
degrees and eleven minutes east six hun
dred t6 0) feet to post marked No, |, L. ). s.
No. 80.
Thence, fourth course, south fifty
degrees ten minutes east fifteen hundred
tl6oO) feet 10 post marked No. |, the place
of beginning, coataining twenty and sixty
six one -hundredths of an acre of land,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

Beginning for the description OF lot No,
go, at corner No. /, post marked No. l,
u. 5. S. No. go, set in mound of stone.
Thence, first course, south thirty-seyen
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-22
HOSE UoMPANy's RAIL-.

Was Largely Attended and Proved q Great
success In Every Way.
The members of Hose company No. 9,
more than SUSTAINED their reputation In
the success OF the third annual bail which
they gave at the Armory hail last even
ing. The boys were Out In full force In
their new regulation firemen's uniform
and presented very attractive appear
ance. There were about three hundred
people present, including several mem
0ers OF the Territorial regiment, Fho
wSe present As the invited guests Of The
Company.
Prof. Di Mauro's orchestra was present
and furnished most exquisite music for
the dance. &. X. Qnier performed his du-
ties ss door manager TO the satisfaction
Of all and Dan. Phillips filed the position
OF caller In his usual able manner.
The grand march commenced shortly
after 9 O'Clock. after which the dancers
we're kept busy tripping the light fantas.
tic toe until twenty-five regular and six
extra dances had been danced.
The ball was grand success not only
from q financial standpoint but also from
the pleasure which IL afforded all who at
tended. The committee having In charge
the arrangements for the ball, and "a
whose efforts It's success was largely due
we're.
Arrangements Committee--W. C. Mont.
fort, chairman; A. l.. Perry, X, " Brook
Q. Il Quier. NJ. Nash.
Floor Committee H. Outer. mana
ger; @. &. Butler, W. G. MOntfort, A. L.
Perry, II. 7. Johnson, II. X. Russell, Clay
Jones, ". j. Clifford.
Reception Committee - Mayor Il. "
Clancy, Chief B. Ruppe, Assistant Chief
A. g. stockett. II. s. knight, W. II
Booth. W. w. Lille. j. $. Trimble, N
Nash.