The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-02-22

new location, or the relocator may sink
the original discovery shaft 10 feet
deeper than it was at the date OF the
commencement of such relocation, and
shall erect new or make the old monu-
ments the same as originally required;
in either case a new location monu-
ment shall be erected and the location
certificate shall state if the whole or
any part of the new location is located
as abandoned property.
PLACER CLAIMS
Sec. 10. The discovery of placers
or other forms of deposit subject to To-
cation and appropriation under mining
laws applicable to placers shall locate
his claim in the following manner:
First-He must Immediately post in
conspicuous place, at the point of dis
covery thereon, notice or certificate
of location thereon containing: l. The
name of the claim. Q. The name of
the locator or locators. 8. The date
of discovery and posting of the notice
hereinbefore provided for which shall
be considered as the date of location.
4. A description of the claim by ref
erence to legal subdivisions of sections,
if the location is made in conformity
with the public surveys; otherwise "a
description with reference to some nat
ural object or permanent monument as
will identity the claim; and where such
claim is located by legal subdivisions
Of the public surveys, such location
shall, Notwithstanding the fact, be
marked by the locator on the ground
the same as other locations.
Second-Within 80 days from the
date of such discovery, he must record
such notice or certificate of location in
the office of the county Auditor of the
county in which such discovery is
made, and so distinctly mark his loca-
ton on the ground that its boundaries
may be readily traced.
DEVELOPMENT WORK
Third-Within 90 days of the date
of discovery, the discoverer shall per
form upon such location or claim in de-
veloping the same to an amount which
shall be equivalent in the aggregate to
at least $40 worth of such labor for
each 20 acres, or fractional part thereof
contained in such location or claim.
Fourth-Such locator shall, upon the
performance of such labor, file with the
County Auditor Of the county an aft
davit showing such performance and
generally the nature of the kind of
work done.
Sec. II. The affidavit provided for
in the last section, and the aforesaid
placer notice or certificate of location
when filed for record shall be prima
facie evidence of the facts therein re-
cited. A copy of such certificate, no.
tice or affidavit, certified by the Coun-
ty Auditor, shall be admitted in evil
dence in all actions or proceedings
with the same effect as the original and
the provisions of sections and of
this act shall apply to placer claims as
well as lode claims.
Sec. Is. Any mining district organ
lied in the state of Washington in ac-
cordance with the laws of the United
States shall have power to make rules
and regulations for each mining district
providing such rules and regulations do
not conflict with the laws of the state
of Washington or of the Uuited States.
Sec. IA. Any such mining district
shall have the power to make road
building to mining claims within such
district applicable as assessment work, or
improvement upon such claims, pro-
vided that rules pertaining to such
road building shall be made only at
a public meeting of the miners of such
district, regularly called by the Mining
Recorder OF such district; provided,
further, that such meeting shall be at
tended by at least II property holders
of such district and that no such rule
can be made without the assent OF the
majority of the property holders OF such
district who are present at such meet
ing. Such meeting to designate
where, when and how such road work
shall be done, and shall designate some
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