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Diego County, State of California.
The Mars quartz lode mining claim
bounded, described and plated as follows
with magnetic variation 13 degrees. 1.
minutes east:
Beginning at the north end center Of
Ga maRed %H1rpSyry stone on Wtb 19fbsxsS nS inches
stones. from which an iron wood tree
eight inches in diameter marked M. N. f.
G. B. #. situated in east side of ravine
bears south As degrees and Is minutes
west l chain and GA links distant, and a
pit or shaft bears south % degrees and
As minutes west IS links distant; thence
first course, north 35 degrees and 43
water-worn poryhyry stone Sx10x24 inches
marked M 2, in mound of stone; thence
second course, south "a degrees and 5S
minutes east 1.500 feet to a stone Sx12x3O
inches, marked M 1, in mound of rocks:
thence third course. south 55 degrees and
43 minutes west 600 feet to post four
inches in diameter marked M 4, in monu-
ment of stone. identical with the south
Quartz lode claim, from which Mineral
monument No. GA at the west corner of
the Goshen mine bears north II degrees
and As minutes, east "A chains and 1 link
distant; thence fourth course north "a
degrees and 58 minutes west II chains
and 81 minutes to shaft 1,500 feet to a
post four inches in diameter marked IN.
2" in mound of stones, identical
with the northeast corner Of said Lot
No. 80; thence fifth course north 55 de-
grees and 43 minutes east 300 feet to
said north end center of claim, the place
of beginning; said Lot No. 3S extending
1,500 feet in length along said Mars Quartz
vein or lode; and containing twenty acres
and thirty y-six-hundredths OF an acre of
land more or less; and being the same
property described in patent recorded in
Book No; 7 of Patents, page III Records
of San Diego County, California
The Venus Quartz lode mining claim,
bounded, described and plated as fol-
lows. with magnetic variation 13 degrees
ii minutes east:
Beginning at the south end center of
claim. a light colored porphyry stone
4N12X26 inches. marked V. s. F.. c., in
mound Of stone. from which an iron wood
tree seven inches in diameter marked V.
S. E. c. B. IT. situate on the west bank of
a wash, bears north 72 degrees west 81
feet distant; thence. first course. north
55 degrees and 43 minutes east 300 feet
diameter marked os on fH"r the West mstes side ~,
in mound of stones. being also corner No.
of Lot No. SO. the Mars Quartz mine
from which Mineral Monument No. Ga
bears north II degrees and As minutes
east A chains and l link distant; thence
second course, north "a degrees and IS
minutes west 3 chains and 35 links to a
point from which a shaft bears west 8
rect distant; chains and S5 links to
a point from which shaft bears south
60 degrees west 67 links distant; 10 chains
and and 20 lin, links to a point from which a
links distant: 800 feet to corner No. 3:
thence. third course. south 55 degrees and
43 minutes west 600 feet to corner No g.
thence fourth course. south "a degrees
and "a minutes east 1900 feet to corner
NO. A; thence fifth course. north SIS de-
grees and 43 minutes east 800 feet to
said south end center of claim, the place
OF beginning said Lot No. SO extending
1.500 feet in length along said Venus
Quartz vein or lode and containing twenty
acres and three hundred and seventy-five-
thousandths of an acre of land, more or
scribed in patent recorded in Book No. 7
of Patents. page 172, Records of San Diego
County. California.
Also those certain mining claims or
premises known as the New Jersey,
w, Washingtonf Santa Rosa: PENNSYLVANIA,
ica, San Joaquin, Diablo, Salinas, San
Diego, Louise. Ruby, Red Hot, Opal.
Diamond Bonita, Vallejo; Saucelito,, Den
Lot No: 1851. embracing portion Ct Ct
Township Fourteen Q4) south, Range
Twenty-Five (22) east, San Bernardino
Meridian in the Old Picacho Mining dis
of California, in the district of lands
subject to sale at Los Angeles, and
bounded. described and plated as fol-
lows, with magnetic variation IL degrees
Beginning for the description of the
New Jersey lode claim at corner No. l.
a white sandstone post. with brass plate
bolted on top marked 1854 n. j. l. iden-
teal with I. S. mineral monument No.
"a; thence first course, south 4S degrees
and 4S minutes west 500 feet to corner
No. z, 4 redwood post four inches square
marked 1854. N. ]. No. 2, with mound of
grees and IL minutes west 300 feet to
a point from which discovery shaft bears
north As degrees and As minutes east 100
feet distant; 600 feet to corner No. 8, a
redwood post four inches square marked
1884 n. J.. No. with mound Of stone;
thence third course. north 4S degrees
and as minutes east 1,5Oo feet to
corner corner No No. T. redwood , post four
No. 4, with mound of stone; thence,
fourth course. south Al degrees
and II minutes east 600 feet to corner No
|; the place of beginning; the survey of
the lode claim. as above described, ex-
tending l,500 feet in length along said
New Jersey vein or lode.
Beginning for the description of the
Washington lode claim at corner No l, a
redwood post four inches square. marked
1854 w. No. l, with mound of stone
from which said U. S. mineral monument
No. 81 bears south degrees and IT
minutes east 771.2 feet distant thence.
utes west 4S4.4 feet to corner No. 4
of said New Jersey lode claim; 1.5O0 feet
to corner No. 2, redwood post four
inches square, marked 1854 w. No. 2 with
north IA degrees and 3S minutes east 45Oi
feet to point from which discovery
shaft bears north 4S degrees and 4S min
utes east 317 feet distant: 900.2 feet to
square, marked 1854 W. No. 8. with
mound of stone; thence, third course,
north As degrees and 4S minutes east 500
feet to corner No. A, a redwood post four
mol .a,lye -;.I.
mound of stone; thence. fourth course
south IA degrees and 3S minutes west 900. 2
feet to corner No. l, the place of be-
ginning: the survey of the lode claim, as
above described. extending 1900 feet in
length along said Washington vein or
lode.
Beginning for the description of the
Santa Rosa lode claim at corner No. 1,
Identical with corner No. of said Wash
ington lode claim. also marked 1854 S. r.
No. /, from which said L. S. mineral mon
ument No. GA bears south "a degrees and
81 minutes east 13S feet distant; thence
first course, north sc degrees and 81 min
utes west 1,500 feet to corner No. 2, a
stone 25X12X6 inches. marked 1854 s. R.
>, with mound of stone; thence second
north IA degrees and 3S minutes
east 3O5.SS feet to a point from which
discovery shaft bears south Sc degrees
and 81 minutes east 40 feet distant Gil 16
feet to corner No. 8. redwood post four
inches square, marked 1854 S. r. No 8.
with mound of stone: thence, third course,
south SO degrees and 81 minutes east l 500
feet to corner No 4. a redwood post
four inches square, marked 1854 S. r. No.
4 with mound of stone; thence, fourth
course, south IA degrees and SO minutes
west Gill feet to corner No. l. the place
of beginning; the survey of the lode claim,
as above described, extending 1,500 feet
in length along said Santa Rosa vein or
lode.
Beginning for the description of the
lode claim at corner No. l, a
redwood post four inches square marked
1854 P. No. /, with mound of stone.
from which said L. S. mineral monument
No. Ga bears south Sc degrees and IA
minutes east Loss feet distant; thence
first course, north sc degrees and 81
west 1.476.4 feet to corner No. 2.
a stone 26X12X7 inches. marked 1854 p
No. 2, with mound of stone, thence, sec
ond course, north 25 degrees and A min
utes west 35.5 feet to corner No. g. a
stone 26XSX5 inches marked 1854 p. 5.
with mound of stone; thence. third course,
north fourteen degrees and 3S minutes
east 269.45 feet to a point from which
discovery shaft bears south Sc degrees
and 81 minutes east so feet distant $40. -
feet to corner No. 4, identical with cor
ner No. = of said Santa Rosa lode claim,
also marked 1854 p. No. 4; thence, fourth
course, south Sc degrees and 81 minutes
east 1,500 feet to corner No. 5. identical
with corner No. l of said Santa Rosa
lode claim and corner No. 5 of said
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