Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-11

whereby any real estate may be effect
ed, proved, acknowledged, certified
and recorded in the manner prescribed,
shall, from the time of filing the
same with the recorder for record, i'm
part notice to all persons of the con-
tents thereof: and subsequent pu.-
ehases and mortgages shall be deem
ed to purchase and take with notice"
Sec. E715. "A mortgage upon pos
sessory claims to public lands. all
buildings and improvements upon
such lands. all quartz and mining
claims. and all such personal property as
shall be fixed in its structure to the
soil, ckncwledged in manner an1
form as mortgages upon real estate
are required by law to be acknow-
lodged and recorded in the office of the
county recorder in which the property
is situated, shall have the same effect
against third persons as mortgages
upon real estate
Section 21O5 directs the several
county recorders to procure suitable
books at the expense CT the county |
in which all chattel mortgages shall
be recorded and provides that such |
books shall, at all times, be open to |
the public for inspection
Session 271S. "AN instruments of
writing now copied into the proper
books 6f record Of the office Of Coun-
ty Recorders of the several counties Of
this territory shall. after the passage
of this act be deemed to impart to
subsequent purchasers, and all other
persons whomsoever, notice OF all
deeds. mortgages, powers of attorney,
! contracts, conveyances or other 1nstru-
ments, Notwithstanding any defect.
omission or informality existing in the
execution, acknowl edgment c~ Ger
| tifscate of recording the same
| Section 273O provides that certain
officers including recorders "authoriz-
ed by law to take the proof or &C
acknowledgement of the execution OF con-
veyances of real estate. or other in
struments required by law to be prov
ed or acknowledged. shall keep a rec
ord of all their official acts in rela-
ton thereto in book to be provided
by them for that purpose. the date OF
the instrument. the name or character
Of the instrument proved or acknow-
lodged, and the names of each of the
: parties thereto. as grantor, grantee,
or otherwise Said records shall,
during business hours, be open to pub
lie inspection without fee or reward
Sec.:On 2736 "All instruments Of
writing relating TO mining claims now
!, , copied into books of mining or other
records. now ~in-the ofaice of the coun
ty recorders of the several counties Of
It's State, shall, after the passage o1
: this Act, be deemed to impart to sub
J. sequent purchasers and incumbraa
/ GERS, and all other persons whomso
ever, notice Of the contents thereof.
= Section 1854 provides for notice o
, the pendency of an action and 'tha
q from the time of filing it shall be no
# tice to all persons
4 Section 1896 makes the record o
4 conveyances in partition suits a ba
!. against persons interested in the prop
q erty.
.II Section 2453 provides that film,
n with the recorder shall be deemed nc
n- tice of the appointments and revoca
II tions of deputy county officers.
,fl Secticn 1904 provides that tran:
ID cripts of the original docket of jud =
e ments in the District Court certifie
It by the Clerk may be filed with the re
ID corder of any other county, "and froI
,e the, time of the fling, the judgmer
lg1 shall become lien upon the propert
g Of the judgment debtor in such couI
lg ty," but does net direct the methO
Of or extent ct inspection there: by Sc;
IS tion 1862 it is enacted that mo iud.
H. ment rendered by a Justice of tt
n Peace shall create any lien upon tn
Sc lands of the defendant unless a tran
es cripts of such judgment certified by til
est Justice is fled and recorded in th
e, Office of the county recorder"
or Section 234S directs that certa
ne newspapers be preserved by the r
ts corders, and that strangers and i
a. habitants of the county shall ha,
.b-1 access to the same at all times durir
business hours. free of charge"
lis Section 2776 provides that the re
.le ord of partnership certificates shall
lr- "open to public inspection and Sc
lct 755, that estray notices .'shall be su
In ject to examination by all persol
in making application to the recorder" :"
m Statutes 1905 page 221 make it Il
if duty Of county and district recor
or ers to keep a receiving book in whi'
en- they shall enter the name of ea'
ak- document in the order in which
ab- is filed, it's number and date of fill
ed, and the amount of fees collected
in its recording or filing and the same
he made the fee book of the record
ter open to anyone desiring to inspect.
up There are other sections prOvidi
its for the filing or recording in the
flee of the county recorder of mini
,-,r location notices, 210. S22 and %
on proof of annual labor on mines, 21
nj notice of location of tunnel rights, %
,rr location of mill sites. 224; inventori
md of the separate property Of marri
is, women, 512 and 512; marriage sett
" " ments, 539: orders relating to t
m rights and property of sole. trade
esti SAG and 547; certificates of tax sal
&c. 1112: declarations of homestead 55
DEGREES setting apart hOmestea
on 3O4O; copies of writs of attachme
thel 1928; certificates of sale on execute
the 1896: certificates of construction
bitches and fumes, AIS; affidavits
ey- service of notice to delinquent co-oy
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