Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-17


 the ground and three inches in diameter and heWed on the side or sides facing the claim, set at least one foot in the ground, un- less solid rock should occur at a less depth, in which case the post shall be set upon such rock and surrounded by a mound or earth or stone at least four feet in di- ] Iameter by two feet in height; or l(2J a stone or rock at least six inches square by eighteen inches in length, set two-thirds of it's 1 length in the ground, with a mound of earth or stone alongside at least four feet in diameter by two feet in height; OF (3l a boulder at least three feet above the natural surface uT the ground on the upper side. Where other ! monument. OF monuments of less CT dimensions than those above described are used, it shall be a question for the jury OF Inc court, as to whether the location has been marked upon the ground so that it's boundaries can be readily traced. Whatever monument is used it must be marked with the name or number of the claim and he designation of he corner OF angle by number. and the mmu- mrni nearest the discovery shall be the discovery or lnltlal post, stake or mnnunrnt. and shall De stake. post or monument number one: and. further. the corners or angles shall be numbered in reg ular rotation. If he claim is To- catru on ground covered wholly or in part by brush ur trees. such brush shall be cut and trees be Ianarkrd or hlazrd along the lines 'uf such claim to indicate the To- cation of such lines: ! l"rated in ar open country the boundary Ilnes shall be marked by placing line stakes or line monuments. so las to readily lead from corner to ,rornrr of such claim.
 Sec. 9. Within ninety days from hr date of discovery and prInr tu the filing of the certificate of location as provided i'll the fol- lowing section not less than one hundred dollars worth of devel-- inpment work shall be performed within the exterior boundaries of he claim. Such work shall in clude the sinking of a shaft up- on the vein OF lode, OF ledge, at or near he point of discovery, to be known as discovery shaft. Such shaft shall be sunk to depth of at least ten feet. vertically, below the lowest part of the rim of such shaft at the surface, and deeper, if necessary, to disclose the vein located. Any open cut, cross-cut or tunnel, which shall cut the vein at a depth of ten feet below the surface, shall be deemed the equivalent of such discovery shaft; and if such discovery shaft or the equivalent thereof shall re- quire less than one hundred dol lars worth of labor for it's eXca- vation, the balance of such one hundred dollars worth of labor shall be applied to deepening the discovery shaft, making further horizontal extensions, or by any excavation made elsewhere upon the claim. The development work in this section required, shall be known as and shall constitute To- cation work.
 Sec. 10. Within ninety days af- ter discovery. the locator shall record with the recorder of the precinct wherein the claim is sit uate. a certificate of location. such certificate shall contain:
 a The name or number of he claim.
 D The name oi the locator nr loratorS.
 C, The date of discovery and posting of the location notice.
 d, Number of feet claimed along the course of the vein each way. from the discovery OF initial ipOst. stake or monument, which is post, stake OF monument num-
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