The Chitina leader., 1913-07-29
forty acres.

locate placer mining claims for more than two individuals under power or powers of attorney, executed as pro- vided in section one of this act, and no agent or attorney shall be per mitted to locate more than two placer mining claims for any one person during any calendar month. Sec. 12 s-4. That no person shall hereafter locate or cause to be To- cated for himself more than two placer mining claims in any calen- dar month
 Sec. 13. Any person who dis covers upon the public domain of the United States, within the Territory of Alaska, placer deposit of gold or other deposit of mineral having commercial value, which is subject to entry and patent under the min- ing laws of the United States. may, if qualified by the laws of the United States, locate mining claim upon such deposit, in the following man. her:
 Sec. 14. He must at the time of discovery post conspicuously at the point of discovery, a notice of loca- tion thereof, containing (a) the name or number of the claim; (b) the name of the locator or locators; l (c) the date of discovery and post ing Of notice as in this section pro- vided for; (d) number of feet in length and width claimed; the notice herein described shall be known as the location notice.
 Sec. 15. At the time of posting of the notice of location. he shall distinctly mark the location on the ground so that it's boundaries can be readily traced, by placing at each corner or angle thereof substantial stakes or posts not less than three feet high above the ground and three inches in diameter and hewed on the side facing the claim or by placing at each corner or angle thereof mounds of earth or rock not less than three feet high. Whatever monument is used it must be marked with the name or number of the claim and the designation of the corner by number, and the monu- ment nearest the discovery shall be the initial post, or monument, and shall be post, stake or monument number one: and further the cor ners shall be numbered in regular rotation. If the claim is located on ground that is covered wholly or in part with brush or trees, such brush shall be cut and trees be marked or blazed along the lines of such claim to indicate the location of such lines. If located in an open country the boundary lines shall be marked by placing line stakes or line monu- ments so as to readily lead from corner to corner of such claim.
 Sec. 16. Within ninety days from the date of discovery, and prior to the filing of the certificate of loca- tion as provided in the following sec tion, the locator or locators shall perform labor upon such claim in de- veloping the same, to an amount which shall be equivalent in the az gregate to one hundred dollars worth of such work for each twenty acres, or fractional part thereof contained in such claim, and such 1 work shall be known as and shall constitute location work" Nothing in this act shall be held to apply to lands located under the laws of the United States as placer claims for the purpose of the development of petroleum and natural gas and other natural oil products.
 Sec. IT. Within ninety days after the discovery the locator shall record with the recorder of the pre- cinct wherein such claim is situate, certificate of location. Such certi- ficate shall contain:
 (a) The name or number of the claim.
 (b) The name of the locator or locators.
 | (c) The date of discovery and posting of the location notice. (d) Number of feet in length and width claimed.
 Such certificate shall also set forth a description of the location l of such claim with reference fo some