Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-26
No. 952.
for Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
CARSON CITY, NEVADA. :
AnnllSI lll2 |

august D, 1870
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
" pursuance OF Chapter six OF Title thirty.
two of the Revised Statutes OF the United
States William Il. Sperry. whose postof1ice ad-
dress is Butler Nye county, Nevada, in behalf
OF himself and his co-owners, Henry q. Brough-
er and Tasker L. eddie, has filed an applica-
tion for q United States patent for 1900 linear
feet OF the Gold Bar quartz mine, vein, lode or
mineral deposit bearing gold. silver, lead, cop
per and other valuable minerals, the sarle be-
Ing 1877 feet MORT heasterly and 1903 feet south
westerly from discovery shaft thereon, with
surface ground three hundred 5000 feet in width
on each side of the center OF said lode or vein,
lying and being situated within the Tonopah
NJ lining District County OF Nye and County OF
Esmeralda State OF Nevada, which Is more
fully described as to metes and bounds by the
official plat and field notes of survey thereof on
file in this office, and designated as United
States Mineral Survey No. a03, in Section 2,
Township No . north, Range 42, f. NJ. ID M,
as follows, to-wit:
DESCRIPTION OF GOLD BAR LODE.
SURVEY NO. 2oos.
Beginning Mt corner No l, pine post ~ feet
long inches square, set Is inches in the
ground, scribed l-ap3 identical with the north
west corner of the location. ana with corners
No 5 of surveys No. 207g and 20SC Tono-
pah No. and Tonopah No 4
| iodes whence the northeast corner of Section
| =, township NO. north, Range NO, IL, II, M.
D. M, bears north 500 2s' east 1868 feet; thence
south 30 2P west $50 feet to corner No :, pine
| post ~ feet long. inches square, set ~ inches
| In the ground, scribed 2-20g3 Identical with the
west side centre of the location, and l49g feet to
corner No. 8, a pine post Al feet long, inches
| square set Is inches in the ground, scribed
| 3-2093, identical with the southwest corner OF
the location; thence south 6lo BY east 0UOteet TO
| corner No. 4, pine post AZ feet long inches
! square, set ls inches in the ground, scribed
! 4-2Oq3 identical with the southeast corner of
the ocation; thence north go 81 east 7ls feet to
corner No 5, pine post IA feet long, lnches
square, set IS inches in the ground, scribed
| 5-20g3 Identical with the east side centre OF the
location; 1899 10 feet to the intersecton'of line
"a of survey No. 206l, Ajax lode, said intersec'
| ton being south $50 49, east ISL feet from cor
ner No 8, q post three feet long, inches by
inches, set l2 inches in the ground, scribed Int:
3932 l479 feet to intersection OF line ~ OF
survey 2O6l, which said intersection Is north
$50 l2' east 77.5l feet from said corner NO. .,
scribed Int a93-208l, 1899 feet 10 point for the
| true corner No, 6; a witness pine post "a feet
| long inches square, set ~ lnches IN the
ground scribed w. c. 6-aO93, identical with the
| northeast corner Of the location and with cor
| ner No 4, of survey No, 1850, Tonopah NO. T.
bears south go 3V east feet thence from the
true corner north go 30 west 300 feet to the To-
cation notice, pine post ~ feet long inches
square, set 1s inches in he ground, scrloeu
| Loo. Dis. 1908, whence the discovery smart pears
! south go 81 west ~ feet; 800 feet to corner
No. 1, the place OF beginning
Containing an area of ..............206 "a acres
| Expressly excluding area In conflict
with survey No, 206l, Ajax lode III acres
leaving a ma, area NJ .206s acres
| claimed by the survey. and being situate in the
northeast, southeast and southwest one.quarters
Of Section 2. Township No. north, Range ~
f. M. d. NJ.
Conflict of survey No 2093 with survey NO
2O6I. Ajax lode: Beginning at the intersection
post line s. 4, survey No. 2093 with line I'll sur
vey No, 206l thence north 21o VI east ~ % iee'
| 10 intersection post line 2-3, survey No 20ol
thence south $50 12' west 1851 feet to corner NO
3 of survey No. 20dl; thence south $50 Az east
Is feet to intersection post and place OF De
Misunderstanding .0l4 acres.
Substantial monuments OF stone and earth a.
feet In diameter at the base and feet high, are