Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-17

|aforesaid and specifying the char acter of such labor or improve mentS.
 Such affidavit shall set forth the following:
 (a) The name or number of l the claim and where situated.
 (b) The number of days work done and the character and val ue of the improvements made thereon.
 (c( Date of the performance lof such labor and making of inn provements.
 (dN The place where such work was done and Improvements made with reference to the boundaries of such claim.
 lrl At whose instance Inc work was done and improvements made.
 (fi Tn" actual amount paid for such work and improvement and by whom paid when such work was not done OF improvements $ made ny the owner.
 such affidavit shall be filed w tn the precinct recorder not later than ninety days after [ he clos" of he calender year in winch he | work was done. or improvements < nIadn. For the filing. rrcordin@ ! and indrXing of such affidavit me i4crordcr shall collect the sum of one dollar and fifty cents. Upon failure lo comply with all he pro visions of lhiS section such claim shall hrrulnr fnrfcilr, and open tu location by others as if no To- cation had been made. See. ,. That any person who shall make OF subscribe any ar fdaNit required to be mad" under The provisions of this act. know ing the statement therein con tainrd. or any of them, to be false in whole ur in part. OF without knowing the statement therein contained tn be true. shall be deemed guilty of perjury. and up on conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment in the it"ntiary not less than one year nor more han five years.
 Any person who shall induce or procure, OF who shall aid in pro- ducine OF procuring another per son to commit perjury, as n" !same is herein defined, shall he deemed guilty of subordination Or perjury. and upon conviction thereof shall be punished as here in provided for perjury.
 Location of Lode Claim.
 Sec. 6. Any person who discnv- CTS upon the public domain of the United States. within the Terri tory of Alaska, vein, lode or ledge of rock in place, bearing gold, silver, cinnabar, lead, tin, copper or other valuable depos- it's. which is subject to entry and patent, under the mining laws of the United States, may, if qual- flied by the laws of the United State. locate a mining lode upon such vein, lode or ledge, in the following manner. viz:
 Sec. :. At the time of disr"N- cry he must post conspicuously. at the point of discovery, a notice of location thereof, containing "a the name OF number of the claim: (b) the name of he To- catur or lOcatOrs; (cJ the date of discovery and posting of notice as in this section provided for. td number of feet C aimed along the course of tn" vein each way rom the discovery post. with [ he width claimed on each side of the ren..r of the vein: lr. he gen rral course of the lode.
 See. s. Within thirty days af- ter posting the notice. of lnratlun. he shall distinctly mark [ he o. cation on the ground SO that its bulndarics can be readily traced. .H shall be prima facir evidence that the location is properly marked if the boundaries are de- fined by a monument at each cor ncr OF angle of the claim. con siSting of any of the following kinds: T \ tree OF post not less than three feet high above