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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
SILVER IN THE ORIENT.

The demand for silver in the East in India am
the Chinese Empire is generally credited with ben
the active of the present rise in the price Q
the metal. There is, indeed, reason to doubt tina
this is the prime reason for the advance. AS state'
in the Denver Republican,
For years when bimetasm prevailed, In
da absorbed every year an enormous amount of
silver. So far as the western world con-
cerned the shipment of silver to India was al
reappeared. Even in India itself the use OF sill
most like dropping it into the sea. 1t never
yer in the manufacture of ornaments caused
large quantities to be withdrawn permanently
from use as money.
The demand from India for silver to be
used money has been small in recent years
1t is because the government refused to pur-
chase it for that purpose But gradually the
stock of silver money has been reduced by the
continued consumption OF that metal in the
manufacture OF ornaments. Out of this has
grown the need of coinage. and hence of
the purchase OF new stocks of silver by the In
dian government This accounts for part of the
advance in price.
More potent still will probably be the de-
mand from China if the government OF that
country establishes minis and engages extern
sively in the coinage OF silver The per capita
supply of money in China is insignificant.
China has no minis of its own. Should it es
tablish minis and begin the coinage of silver
the per capita circulation would probably be
increased One may imagine that in that way
demand for silver would be produced which
would drain the western world of all its surplus
stock of the white metal
The interest taken by Colorado, Nevada or On
ario in the demand of the Orient for more silver
ONES in the effect this demand is having the
rice OF the metal. Cobalt has already benefited
,reatly by the higher price being received SO also
las Tonopah. The Colorado producers profit
ng and if the price should go much higher, with
NY probability OF its remaining at the higher figure,
here would be many mines reopened in this State.
t would bring, stated by the Republican, re
ewed prosperity to many old mining camps and
would stimulate prospecting for new discoveries.
Mining Review.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
PEACE TO HIS ASHES"

The funeral of the late Senator George S. Nixon
took place in Reno on Tuesday of this week upon
the arrival OF the remains from Washington The
funeral of the largest held in the State
for the Senator had many friends, and they came
from all parts to pay their last respects
The State has lost of the best friends it
ever had in the death OF Senator Nixon He was
alive to the interests OF Nevada at all times and
both her mining and agricultural interests hav bene-
fitted by his progressive ideas his ability to grasp
opportunity, and the fearessness with which
he backed his Judgment. This is what made
OF him winner in every pro ect he undertook
For the people OF Lyon county, and 4erngton
particularly the Times desires to extend the be-
reaved widow and the heartfelt sympathy oil
this community.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
Ut MINING I3TstIIOt. ,,,n\r
NOTICE OF APPLiSAlloN
BUCKSKIN LODE.
Feet

Feet beginning at Cor. No, l..
A fir post feet long inches square
set 2 feet in the ground with mound
Of earth and stone. scribed b. 1850
Whence. the Cor. Of Sections l., y,
Is, and ls, 7. - n. R. % and e
f. Mount Dablo Base and Nerd
ian bears n. 30 So W. 1873 feet.
Cor. No 3. Survey No. 5000 Iron
Age Lode bears n. 65' So W. 235,s
feet. no other bearing objects avail
Thence N. 81 So W. Variation i7'
40 f. 40
22sl4 intersect line "a Survey, No; 5000
Iron Age Lode, at y. IL W l..
sS323 feet from Cor. No 4.
$3.50 Intersect +. boundary OF Sec. Is. al
n. 4234.i feet from the s T.; Cor.
and S. l090.35 feet from the ~ T..
Cor of the said section.
725O2 Intersect line SO survey No 5o6o
Iron Age Lode at n. 20 SO f.
379.02 feet from Cor. No ).
7424 The north side center post OF ms
1929 Cor. No. ?, identical with Cor. No.
| Red Top No. lode of this survey,
fir post 4 feet long inches square;
set feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone. scribed u. 2-3oio
and r. r. No. 3, 1880. whence the
discovery monument OF the 'uckskin
lode a mound OF stones feet high
with ; feet base bears 5. So 10 l..
4i2.44 feet, no other bearing objects
Thence 5. So o. W. Variation ls'
as +.
300 90 The west center end post. also the
east center end post OF the Buckskin
and Red Top No Iodes' respect
sl20o TO Cor No. ;. identical with Cor.
No 4 Red Top No. }, Cor. No. 2.
Red Top No. and Cor NO. J.,
Red Top lodes all of this survey.
FIR post feet long inches square;
set ? feet in the ground with mound
Of earth and stone, scribed , : K
r. ;. K. T. No. |, and X. T. !,
whence the discovery monu-
ment of the Red Top No. lode
mound of stones feet high with
feet base bears ). "a 90
rs" f. 5s40I feet.
The discovery shaft of the Red Top
lode of this survey bears s. - So
W. 7o9.0s feet, no other bearing OBJ
iects available.
Thence s. 81 So T.. Variation ls'
40 T..
zoe The south side center. also the n;
side center post OF the Buckskin and
Red Top No. | lodes both OF this
survey.
977.9s Intersect f. line of Sec - at \;
37l7 feet from the $. T.. Cor. and
s. 1907 10 feet from the \. f.. Cor.
os4ss Intersect line as Survey No: 5000.
Iron Age Lode at 5, 90 s. T..
4O4 IS feet from Cor. No. 5.
li7l@ Intersect line 81 Survey. No, 5000.
Iron Age Lode at y. IL o. T..
7O.52 feet from corner No. and at
s IL o. w. sSs.6s feet from Cor.
1928 TO Cor. No identical with Cor.
No L. Red Top No. | lode OF this
survey: a FIR post feet long
inches square. set ? feet in the
ground with mound OF earth and
stone. scribed r. 4.5Si0 and r. r
No. |. 1880 whence Cor. No. =
Survey No. 1900 Iron Age Lode
bears 6. So So w POS SO feet no
other bearing objects available.
Thence ~ 60 o. T.. Variation IL
40 f.
2I2. The Fast end center Of this lode.
SIP. To Cor. No |. the place OF begin
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
SENATOR WINGFIELD.

Governor Odde has appointed George Wing
field United States Senator from Nevada to fiji the
vacancy made by the recent death of Hon. George
S. Nixon. This is what a great many peo-
pie in the State expected him to do and it the
right thing to do. Mr. Wingheld had been the bust
partner of Mr.. Nixon for many years, a
personal friend and is, without doubt, able to tend
To the Office in a manner creditabe to himself and
the State. While he may not have had the expert
of Senator Nixon in diplomatic matters, he is
an honest, true Nevadan, with the capacity for
doing big things, and with the means to do them.
The appointment OF Governor Oddie will hold
until the meeting OF the next Legislature, in 1913,
and it is than likely that that body will then
elect Mr. Wingheld to fill the full unexpired term
OF Senator Nixon.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
LOCATION

The survey is Heated in the f. 4 =; ..
y and W Sec IS, Township i IS IS
and Meridian. respectively. base
The total area hereby applied for is In i,
acres S'a
The original Notice Of Location o, ),
Buckskn Lode Mining Clam IS OF record
county. state Of Nevada, in Book an1ga!glas
page PSI of Record Of Locations The ~: a.
NAL Notice Of Location of the Red Ton Mn,
Of the County Recorder OF Douglas count, o"ce
Book III at page 254 Record OF L oca,;ya.alln
the original Notice of Location of tb a''n o.
Top Fraction ode Mining Claim IS Of ned hea
in the Office OF the County Recorder al ~, Ky
/ Douglas county. Nevada in Book III. 'a'a
page PAS, Record OF Locations; the or.;.a,
Notice Of Location of the Red Ton 11 n1i
Mining Claim IS Of record in the office al u ,hs
County Recorder Of said Douglas county v ne
vada. in Book III at page 247. RecyolN E
/ Locations the original Notice OF Loss,;oa y
the Red Top No. Lode Mining Claim ~ y
record in the Office, OF the County Recorder ~
Douglas county, Nevada, in Book "Iis' y y
page 252 Record of Locations: the origin,
Notice Of Location Of the Red Ton "a Ma
!. ode MING Claim IS OF record in the of;ce Il
the County Recorder of Douglas county" ~ :"
Locations: the original Notice Of Iocs,;a
OF the Eava Lode Mining Claim is Of rera,a
in the Office o. the County Recorder Of Done
las county; Nevada, IN Book III at pass
PSI. Record Of Locations. ''se
That the presumed VEN or lode Tor nj.
era deposit OF the said Buck skin. Red Tas
Red Top No. L. Red Top No :, Red ~,
No ), Red Top Fraction. aud Faya LIZ
/ Mining Claims. together with the su,isa.
ground claimed. is shown gpon the of;c;,l
Plat and posted herewith.
The said mining claims hereby sough, "a
be patented are bounded as follows Ia W.
/ On the west by unsurveyed ground on n.
/ south by Gold Hill Mining CLAIM SURVEY "
| 1852. and Gold Hin Fraction Survey N
| 1852 on the Fast by unsurveyed ground ~
the Buckskln is bounded on the North h.
! Iron Age, Survey No 5000 and unsuryeye1
ground aud Red Top No } is bounded -
! the North by unsurveycd ground
Any aud all persons claiming the minirv
I thereof so described. surveyed plated III
applied for, are hereby notified that ucis..
their adverse Claims are duly Glsd acc~-l-s
to law. with the Register Of the United
States Land Office at Carson City Nevada
will be barred by virtue OF the provision, q
/ TIFF KFWNrnv 80 >rsoLIDATEp com
MINING COMPANY D''D
{ by e. T.. MACK, -.
Its Attorney in Fact.
II Is ordered that $40. foregoing Notice al
/ Implication for Patent be published Tor :
pcriod Of siNty-onc days Geu Consecutive
I wcek,1 10 the "Yerington Times" weskjy
new spapcr printed and published At Yer
{ iugton. ~ the County of Lyon, State Il
[ Nevada
LOUIS !. COIN.
Register
{ Date Of last publication Iuly 20. 1912.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
Application No, 1895
Notice of Application for Permission
Appropriate the Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the zs,n
la OF March. 1912 IN accordance with se0f
ton Is. Chapter NNNI Of the Statutes ~
1900. one ., T Edwards. Of Berkeley, 0ouiE
OF Nameda, and State Of California, ms may,
application to the State Engineer OF NeV nIs
or permission to appropriate the p'
waters Of the State Of Nevada. Such aphal"
priation is to be made from West Wa ,in,s
River for food and surplus waters, at po'n,in, '
). 7S' 81 H., $50 IT, from corner sec NJ
lS-l6, 7. 10, ~. r. q e.. NJ. ID. u Nam
by. means OF dam aud reservoirs. and VA ~
cubic fleet per second is 10 be conveys n n
points y TIPS, 10 and It, y. I. g +" a. H. r.
2, y and IS n, Il = d, TBS. =, e L
II, Is n. K, IS T., Tbs. 49, a.. ~ Il !;
20 u; TIPS. - and 10 y. X. % hp b T.,
and - y, K. 2S r.. aud 7. IS n. t. z I.'
NJ. ID. u. 4 NJ. by means of ditch e anin,'
pipe and fumes, and there used tor "'k'
ton purposes
Water not to be returned To stream
Signed: W. NJ. KENRNEi,
State Engineer.
Date Of first pub June g. 1919.
Date of last pub. July o. 1912.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

There have been quite number OF bitter CON
tests i'll Republican National conventions, but when
the battles there again united front
and the party went forth to victory Since 1860
there have been only two times when the party did
elect its candidate. 1t is believed that the party
will do this year, whether it has TAFT or Roose-
welt for standard-bearer. When the welfare of
the nation is at stake the people nearly always
be relied upon to come to the front for the right
principles matter what the disaffecion in the
party has been before the election.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
Application No. 2406.
Notice Of Application for Permission 70
Appropriate the Public Waters Of the
State of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the l7th aay
Chapter NNX1 of the Statutes Of 1902 one
John II. Gallagher. OF Mason Valley county
Of Lyon and State Of Nevada, made appl'es
ton 20 the State Engineer oi Nevada TOT ".
State Of Nevada Such appropriation . 70
be made from Walker River at points az ihe
head Of the Spragg, Aleoru aud icwley dneh
near the NJ. Cor. OF NV OF SNa &c
means of a dam. and - cubic feet per second
/. 10 be conveyed to points lands IN Seeiiss1'
y. p. % aud 2S s. 3, 9, 10 and 20, J. u y
K. % T., VI. u. u, x NJ, by means OF di'ehs'i
stock purposes Water not To be feinfnea
10 stream.
Signed: w. NJ. KEARNEY
State Engineer
Date Of first publication. April q, lql2.
Date Of last publication, May Is. 1912
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

The |. W. ". outfit are attempting to start
something in Reno. 1t is hard to tell what is Just
about the best thing to do with people who live by
the trouble they create, but it seems that little
short OF the worst is trihe better than the treat
ment that should be accorded such an element
Free speech is all right ii the brain back of the
tongue is to some degree larger than that OF
The future OF organized labor depends upon the
conservation OF its leaders. |. W. Wism const-
tutes the worst enemy OF organized labor. Nevada
has had to do with such a crowd to its sorrow, and
it's the best bet that his element had best start
again in the Sagebrush State.-Godheld Post.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

decision which will probably have an import
ant bearing on the Interpretation OF federal mining
statutes handed down few days ago by the
United States circuit court of appeals sitting at
San Francisco The question decided came up i'll
connection with mining property at Fairbanks
Alaska The decision rendered by the court OF
appeals holds that the time of location and not the
time of discovery OF gold establishes title in dis
putes through the overlapping of claims. This is
question that doubtless has arisen in nearly every
mining district. particularly where there has been
rush and consequent hurried filing OF claims
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

The Taft people have been making considerable
fuss about the so-called high-handed methods used
by Mr.. Roosevelt. What the proceedings OF
the National Committee be called when they unseat
delegates to the National Convention who
elected by direct vote OF the people? Ii there is
anything high-handed going on it is being done by
the TAFT managers TAFT has the machine States
without doubt, but where the people have been
given chance to express their choice Roosevelt
has won out every time. While it looks though
TAFT would get the nomination next week. there is
not yet anything sure about it, Most people are
willing TO listen to the voice OF the people.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

Feet ment of Eava Lode a mound :, l.. OF OF
stones ~ feet high W Saz a i fcet t''
Thence Pga.S 5. So So f. Variation lS'
,,.z 40 IUter $. the +. line Of Gee - at
n. 100000 feet from the i ,. II IL, X
ana cor Of the said section.
,,,7 ~ X cor U, No. I. identical with cor. No
l7z|''V 4. survey No. 1882. Gold lidl rra &c.
ton lode; a fir post 4 inches :re s saunrg
with S1fH'H mound OF earth and stone
s @TI G. H. +, 4..35s2 and f.
45slo whence the s, = Cor s%a,, Of See ni.
Is, T.. 10 N, r 2S F. Mount 1uars IS.
ablo Base and Meridian pears p
Thence \. 50 OF T. Variation IL
40' r.. 49,. t,d.
oo6. The east end center post OF th'i aoae.
10000 To Cor. No. l. INC Pi"Ne
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

beginning at Cor. No identica
With Cor. No. Buckskin lode OF
his survey, whence the n, r. Cor
Of Sec. -, Z. 10 ~. X; g T. oil
Nount Diablo Base and Meridian
hears n 42s 81 +. 1916 feet; the
discovery monument. OF the Red op
No. lode. a mound OF stone , y
high I IT, base bears ). ~ SO w
G thence n. SO o. W. Variation 1872
! The North side center post of this
ga TO Cor No ?. fir post feet
long inches square set ~ "
the ground with. mound OF earn
and stone, scribed K ]. ), 2-5Slo :
Thence s. 50 04 W. Variation 10
IS T..
, 10 Cor No. 3, identical with Cor.
No. 2 Red Top Lode OF this survey,
fir most feet long. inches square,
set ? feet in the ground with mound
OF earth and stone. scrlbcd X l.
No. 3. 1910, and K. r. 23SlO; no
bearing objects available.
Thence s. SO 03' +. Variation IL
00' f.
The s. side center post OF this lode
also the \ side center post OF the
Red Top Lode OF this survey.
VA To Cor. No T. identical viii Cor.
No. Red Top Cor No. ? Red Top
No. | and Cor No. :, Buckskin lodeS
all OF this survey. -,
Thence \. So or +. Variation 49,
40 T..
100 TO Cor No. l. the place Of begin
ming.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
Sheriff's Sale

By virtue Of an execution issued
out OF the District Court 81 The
FIRST Judicial District, oi the STATE
OF Nevada. Lyon County, and to
me directed ard delivered, for a iudgmen
rendered ~ said Court ou the 2ia day Il
MAY. \. - 1912. ln favor Of H. /. Fran.
and against leringtou Copper Company,
Corporation, | did Oh the Path day Of NAY,
\, II. 1919. seize and levy upon the iolos
ing described property. 20 wit: Twelve Lode
Copper Mining Claims. situate ia Mas0s
Mining District. Lyon county. state u Ne
vada. located cnntguonsly. grouped and ksown
Copper Ridge No ,. Copper Ridge Va }.
Copper Ridge No. .. Copper Ridge Ne 5.
Copper Ridge No. q. Copper Ridge No :.
Copper Ridge No. .. Copper Ridge No. :.
Copper Ridge No. ~. the amended location
certificates Of which appear 81 rceurd in Boa
T. of Mining Location and As~eessmcng Rec.
ords II Lyon County, Nevada. AZ pages -.
2S5. 2SS. 2sY. 2so. POI 392. 2pl. eqA, e93.
POO and 2g5. respectively. The said claims
are situate about four and one half cal mics
east 81 the town ~ Neriugtaa, and about one
half 90 mile south Of the Hue Jay nine,
ton copper Company together enh gss@
line hoist ooh g. Fairbanks Morse. az
COMPRESSOR. ? dr'il size. , mine cars loi a
track. 10, 81 AR pipe, Could pump and
small gasoline engine TO operate sane, al
the foot Of hill / miic. more or less d said
pipe from said pump To- tank on hiil, waiH
tank. ] boarding and bunk house, ! sheet
iron shat, house and quantity Of mining
tools picks, drills. cite. cooking utensils and
furniture etc.
Notice is hereby given that the I'm
dav Of June. n ID. 1919. ! Wlll sell all ne
right. title aud interest OF said feuaroa
Copper Company, q corporation. ~ and 70
the above described property. between INC
hours OF O'Clock a. m. and clock 2. M
to wit; al the hour Of O'Clock r. N.
said day. AZ the front door Of the Coun
House. in the city 81 Ycringion Lyon eoan'
IS. State Of Nevada. at PUBLIC AUCTION
for cash so hand. to the highsN and best BID
der. To satisfy said execution AMI al en>is
-. T.. RANDALL
Sheriff Of Lyon County, Nevada
rs H. :. POIlE
Deputy Sncrih
Ncrngton, Nevada. May -. 1912
Date 81 first publication, May 25 lyl1.
Date Of last publication June IS, lSlA
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

And now the young men of Iowa are seeking
wives in Nevada The Tonopah Bonanza has a
letter from six young in Minerva, Iowa, who
desire to correspond with Nevada girls with veiw
to matrimony Everybody is getting the fact
that Nevada raises the best OF everything.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

That muchy matrmonialzed actress, Lillian
Russell. has again committed matrmony. This is
her fourth venture and this time she has selected
newspaper man Alexander Moor, of the Pttbursh
Leader. Her matrimonial experiences ought to be
a valuable asset in her line of business
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
07036
United States Land Office,

OIUJ6
United States Land Office.
Carson City. Nevada, Apr. 10, l9iZ.
IN THE NATTER Of the Application G q th n
KENNEDY CONSOLIDATED 1ot H.
Red Top. Red Top No /. Red Top No =
Red Top No. ?, Eaya Buck skin. and Sr KeS
No. $50, Douglas County, Nevada. Pine
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
Kennedy Consolidated Gold Mining, Company
whose postofice address is Lovelock. Nevada aa.s
by its attorney in fact, c. f. Mack, whose
postofice address is Reno, Nevada. has made
the Red Top. Red Top No; /, Red Top No D. .
Red Top No 3. Eava, Buckskin, and ked iop
Fraction Lode Claims. situated in Pine Nut
Mining District, County Of Douglas md St ate
OF Nevada, as more fully, described ana ae
lineated on the official plat and field notes
of Survey No 1910, to be filed in the United
States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

The New York World is out for Woodrow
Wilson for President, and this is heralded by the
Wilson supporters in Nevada 1t might be remem-
bered that the World has seldom picked successful
candidate.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

The old town of Wadsworth is showing evil
dence of coming back since the Fernley-I assen
branch of the S, p. began building. One man shot
another mans finger off there the other day
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15

There are dozens OF good openings in this dis
trct for people with little means to acquire copper
prospects that with Development work, promise to
make big mines being operated in
the district.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
EAVA LODE.


beginning at Cor No /. identical
with Cor. No Red Top No / lode
OF this survey. whence the n T. Cor
Of Sec. -. T. 10 ~, r. 20 T.. oil
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears n. 90 or 30" w. 2292. o. feet
Thence n. 81 Sc w. Variation 10
as h. -
On line "a Red Top No. lode Of
364.28 Intersect T.. boundary of Sec IA n,
N. 3lll.0l #. from the S. i. Cor
and ,, 22l34S #. from the N. +,
Cor. of the said section
~ r. SIDE center post Of this lode also
the 5 side center of the Red Ton
No. J lode of this survey.
1880 10 Cor. No 2, identical with Cor
No Red Top No, Red Ton 10
No NoI RRod = ro Red Tor. and Cor.
al OF this survey 'o'eS'
r J1.T s. s. o4' W. Variation los
Or. On line A. Red Top Fraction lode Of
$3.50 Cor, No Red Ton Fractio, lad.
., ms survey. and Cor No. / Red
am M ,rrop No : lode, also Of this survey
'oo''" , ,he W. end center post of his
1888 Center. post of the Red Ton No =
.o, M lode of this survey w.
''o'oo 70 Sor. No. ;. identical with cor NJ
y survey No 1892 Gold i'm ~. 40
uon lode; a fir post inches s.,,,a ~
showing ~ feet above The o aro,,,'
WIN mound Of earth and sta,,
s e,,sosd Z. $3.50 and G. II ~
- wnence the s r. Cor. az Sec
D,hio ~ R.. % Il. Of Momnt
S. 2is az aS and Meridian hears
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-15
RED TOP NO. | LODE.

beginning at Cor. No. | identical
with Cor No. Buekskin Lode OF
this survey, whence the n. T.. Cor.
Sec -. r. 10 ~. r. y East OF
Mount Diablo Base aud Meridian
bears \. Ia 81 w. l72s.S6 feet
THENCE The N. So So W. Variation u
On line "a Buckskin Lode OF this
survey.
a''' I",sfss Ct. line 3D. - Survey 80 o., 300
z0,s2 feet from Cor. No. 4.
Ios !, A }ss, Lode ,s"n; a. q, n co. S. w
44o.52 Intersect T. line of Sec. 10. at \.
37i7 f. from the 6. +. Cor and
5. i607.I6 feet from the n. T.. Cor.
Of the said section;
1890 To Cor No. 2 identical with Cor.
No; !, Red Top Cor. No. ; Buckskin
and Cor. No !, Red Top No lodes,
al OF this survey, :. 80.
300. The West center end Of this lode
also the Fast center end post of the
Red Top lode OF this survey.
600. To Cor No. ). identical with Cor.
No. Red Top Fraction, Cor. No
2. Eava and Cor. No, I, Red TOP
lodes all Of this survey.
fir post feet long inches
mound OF earth and stone. serlbed
X. r. No. $3.50. K. r. L. 1880
E.-2.3slO and X. r. 4.3si0; no
bearing objects available.
Thence $. 81 Sc +. Variation 100
20 T..
680.3 The 8. side center post Of this lode
also the y. side center post OF the
Eava lode of this survey
lO6302 Intersect the east boundary Of Sec
-. at n. 3lll.0l feet from the S
T. Cor and S. 22i345 feet from the
y. T.. Cor. OF the said section
1878 To Cor. No. 3 identical with Cor
No. Eava Lode of this survey.
A fir post four feet long 4 inches
square. set feet in the ground
with mound OF earth and stone
scribed K. T. No. | 4.38i0 and r.
1870; no bearing objects available
Thence n. g 0+ T.. Variation IL
as T..
10000 The East center end post Of thi,
lode
900 To Cor. No. !, the place of begin.
ming.