Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-02-06


according to the official United States sur
vey thereof
The Sitting Bull Lode" which was
granted By patent issued by the General
Land Office of the United States To George
staacke. being mineral entry No. 374, and
designated by said United States Survey
or General rs United States Survey No. 60.
containing six ami lightweight one hun
IRE rs sfres II Ian. embracing fifteen
li.ttra# iHs1r iea5 said -,.t#.aR 8Ill
L,te recording "a tbs On Isl United
states 5ayeg thereof
The Dean lining alaim," embracing
the Lewis Helen No. 2 and Simpson
claims. which was granted by patent is
sued by the General Land Office Of the
Unitel states To George ~taackc. being
mineral entry No. 373 and designated by
lid United States Surveyor General az
United States SurYeP No. 65, containing
twenty and twenty-five one hundredths
acres Of land and embracing fifteen hun
hred linear feet OF said Lewis vein or lode
fifteen hundred linear feet of said Helen
No. vein or lode, and fifteen hundred
linear feet Of said Simpson vein or lode,
according to the Official United States sur
yey thereof
The Evaleen Mining Claim embrace
ing the Garfield, Mooney and Helen No.
loles. which was granted by patent issued
by the General Land Office of the United
States to George Staaclke. being mineral
entry No. 379, and designated by said
United States Surveyor General as United
States survey No. 66, containing twenty
and twenty-five ono hundredths acres of
land, and embracing fifteen HUNDRED linear
feet OF said Garfield vein or lode; fifteen
hundred linear feet of said Mooney vein
or lode; and fifteen hundred linear feet of
said Helen No. vein or lode, according to
the official United States survey thereof,
The =" BERTHE Mining Claim" embracing
the Nashville, Grant, Stale and Long
Branch Lodes, which was granted by pat
cut issued by the General Land Office of
the United States to George Staacke, be-
ing mineral entry No. $50, and designated
by said United States Surveyor General as
United States Survey No. CT, containing
twenty and twenty-five one hundredths
acres Of land, and embracing fifteen hun
ode; fifteen hundred linear feet q. said
Grant State vein or lode; and fifteen Hmm
dred linear feet of said Long Branch vein
u lode, according to the official United
States survey thereof.
| The CLARA Mining Claim" embracing
| the Hancock, Mammoth and Monte Cristo
lodes, which was granted by patent is.
sued by the General Land Office of the
| United States to George Staaekc, being
mineral entry No. 3sl, and designated b.
United States survey No. GS, containing
| twenty and twenty-five one hundrelths
acres of land anu embracing fifteen hun
drcd linear feet OF said Hancock vein or
lode: fifteen hundred linear feet of said
Mammoth vein or lode, and fifteen hnF-
dred linear feet of said Monte Cristo vein
or lode, according 20 thc official United
States survey thereof,
Tho Langtry Lode w:lieh was grant
cd by patent issued by the General Land
Office Of the United States TO George
5taacke, being mineral entry No. 3s2, and
designated by said United States Surveyor
General as United States survey No. Ga,
containing six and thirty-cight ono hun
dredtAs acres of land, and embracing fif-
teen hundred linear feet Of said l.angtry
vein or lode, according to the Official
United States survey thereof.
a., +i,,> ooe. b,1f 90 tbn
quarter of section fourteen, Township five
north, range twenty-seven east, Mount
Diablo meridian, together with the i'm
pro qenents thereon, and the southeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF Sec
ton two, and the northeast quarter of
the northweet quarter Of section eleven.
in Township five north, range twenty
seven east, Mount Diah,o base and meri-
dan.
That by said Judgment and decree said
defendants be required to set forth the ma
ture of Their several claims, and that nj.
adverse claims of the said defendants or
either OF them, ha tietcrmiued by decree
OF said Court; that b. said judgment and
decree it, le declared and adiudgcd that
said plaintiff is the owner III said mining
c, inns, lands ans. premises, and the whole
thereof aud that the defendants. and each
Of them, have NJ interest or estate what
ever in or to sal mining claims, lands and
premises; that said defendants, and cash
and every of them, be forever enjoinod
restrained and deborgol from asserting
any claim whatever in or to the said min
ing claims, lands AMI promises, or any
part thereof, adversely to plaintiff and
that by said Judgment and decree IL be de-
creed aud aiju lgel that PLAINTIFFS title to
each ana al of the mining Claims, lands
and promises described in said complaint.
and every part thereof is valid.
That by said judgment and decree, that
certain mortgage made and executed by
defendant Consolidated Esmeralda, Limit
ed, to William Guyer Hunter and Edward
Apps Smith, as Trustees for the holders
of the mortgage dcbenturcs issued by
said Consolidated Esmeralaa, Limitod