Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-01-23

according to The official United States sur
gey thereof
The Sitting Bull Lode" which was
granted by latent issued by the General |
Land Office ol the United States to George |
staacke, being mineral entry No. s74, and
designated by said United States Survey |
1r General as United States Survey No. 69. |
containing sir and lightweight one hum
lredths acres of land, embracing fifteen
hundred linear feet of said Sitting Bull
Lode, according to the official United
states Survey thereof.
The Dean Mining Claim" embracing
the Lewis, Helen No. Q and Simpson
claims, which was granted by patent is
sued by the General Land Office Of the
United States to George Staacke, being
mineral entry No 1878. and designated by
said United States Surveyor General as
United Stats Survey No. 65, containing
twenty and twenty-five one hundredths
acres of land and embracing fifteen hun
bred 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
vey thereof.
The ''Evaleen. Mining Claim" embrac-
ing the Garfield. Mooney and Helen No.
lodes, which was granted by patent issued
by the General Land 0ffice of the United
States to George Staaeke. being mineral
entry No. s79, and designated by said
INT n nj al
States survey No. Sc, containing twenty
md twenty-five one hundredths acres of
and, and embracing fifteen hundred linear
'eet of said Garfield vein or lode; fifteen
hundred linear feet of said Mooney vein
IT 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 State and Long
Branch Lodes, which was granted by pat
ent issued by the General Land Office Of
che United States to George Staacke, be-
ing mineral entry No. $50, and designated
by said United States Surveyor General as
United States Survey No 81, containing
twenty and twenty-five one hundredths
|
bred linear feet of said Nashville vein or
ode; fifteen hundred linear feet Of said
Grant, State vein or lode; and fifteen hnn-
bred linear feet of said Long Branch vein
or lode, according to the official United
States survey thereof.
The "Clara Mining Claim" embracing
tho Hancock, Mammoth and Monte Cristo
lodes, which was granted by patent is
sued by the General Land Office OF the
United States to George Staacke, being
;i:s isIal entry No. S3i. and designated by
said United States Surveyor General as
United States survey No. SO, containing
twenty and twenty-five one hundredths
acres OF land and embracing fifteen hum
dred linear feet Of said Hancock vein or
lode. fifteen hundred linear feet of said
Mammoth vein or lode, and fifteen hum
bred linear feet of said Monte Cristo vein
or lode, according TO the Official United
States survey thereof. $.
The !" Langtry Lode" which was grant
ed by patent issued by the General Land
Office of the United States to George
|
designated by said United States Surveyor
General as United States survey No. g.
containing six and thirty-eight one hum
dredths acres of land, and embracing If
teen hundred linear feet of said Langtry
vein or lode, according to the official
United States survey thereof.
And also the east half Of the northeast
quarter of section fourteen, Township five
north, range twenty-seven east, Mount
Dlablo meridian, together with the i'm
provements thereon, and the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton two, and the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of section eleven.
In Township Ave north, range twenty
seven east, Mount Diablo base and meri-
dian.
That by said Judgment and decree said
defendants be required to set forth the ma
ture of their several claims, and that all
adverse claims of the said defendants or
either OF them, be determined by decree
of said Court; that by said judgment and
decree 1T be declared and adjudged that
said plaintiff Is the owner of said mining
claims, Lands and promises, and the whole
thereof, and that the defendants and each
OF them, have no interest or estate what
ever In or to said mining claims. lands and
premises; that said defendants, and each
and every of them, be. forever enjoined,
restrained and debarred from asserting
any claim whatever in or to the said min
ing claims, lands and premises, or any
part thereof, adversely to plaintiff and
that by said judgment and decree it he de-
creed and adjuiged that plaintiffs title to
each and ell of the mining claims, lands
aud premises described in said complaint,
aud 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 debentures issued by
said Consolidated Esmeralda, Limited,
bearing date of the twenty fourth day of
i Ill H. It.