Iditarod pioneer., 1913-11-01

Section I. That no person shall here after locate any mining claim iii the terri i tory of Alaska as attorney for another un- | loss he iS duly authorized thereto Dy q | prNcr cf attorney iii WriUng, which shall | u" witnessed Dy two witnesses, but need 1 uDt br acknowledged, and recorded in the 1 such lucatCn is made. pre- Vi0uS to the date
 0t the initiation of sucA location.
 See }; That the ya!re or. labor or work i he computed OH tne basis Of the wage for [ >lmII! Worh current i'll the precinct 1 wherein the claim Is situate.
 | See. 3 That during each year and until 1 2atcnt has been issued therefor, not less | than one hundred dollars worth of labor shall be p2rfHlnod or Improvements made pn or for the benefit Of each and every 1 twenty acres or fractional part thereof con 1 Iained in any placer claim hereafter Iocat- | i914, rne hundred dollars worth of labor | >:!&iI D" performed or improvements made | Dn or for the benefit of each and every twenty acres, or Tfactcnal part thereof, contained in any clam Heretofore located,
 and SucE work shall hH known as annual
 1..sessMtnt work The owner of such ! cialm or some other p@rsNn having knOWl Idse of the facts shall make and file with , the recorder of the precinct Wheren such claim is situate an a1ttdaEit showing the i pruU"mcntS to the amount of one hundred
 dollars for each and every twenty acres or Fractional part thereof contained in such
 claims as aForeS2i{d and speclfyng the
 such affidavit shall set forth the fol- lowing:
 Ca The name and number of the claim and where situated.
 lb} The number of days work done and the character and value Of the improve nente made thereon.
 (c) bate of the performance of such
 labor and making of improvements. (dl The place where such work was done and Improvements made with refer ence to the boundaries of such claim. (cl At Whuse instance the Work was done and Improvements made. (f The actual amount paid for such work and Improvements and by whom paid when such work was not done or i'm provements made my the owner
 such affidavit shall be nled With the precinct recorder not later than ninety | days after the close of the calendar year i in which the work was done or improve mPnts made. For the filing, recording and indeWng of such affidavit the recorder shall collect the sum of one dollar and fifty cents. Upon failure to comply with all the provisions of this section such claim shall become forfeited and open to l0Ca- | tion by others as if no location had been made.
 Sec. i, That any person who shall make
 or subscribe any afIidavits required to be
 made under the provisions of this act, or any Of them. to be false in whole or in part, or without knowing the state ments therein contained to be true, shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and upon con ViCtiOn thereof shall be punished by i'm pri5Onment in the pCntentiary not less than one nor more than five years.
 Any person who shall induce or procure,
 or who shall aid in inducing or procuring another person to commit perjury, as the same is herein defined, shall be deemed
 guilty of subOrnatiOn of perjury, and upon
 conviction thereof shall be punished as
 herein provided for perjury. Location of Placer Claim
 Sec. t2A That no association placer mining claim shall hereafter be located in Alaska in excess of forty acres
 Sec, t21a. No person shall locate placer mining claims for more than two indiVid- ualS under power or powers of attorney,
 executed as provided in section i of this act, and no agent or attorney shall be per mltted to locate more than two placer min
 ing claims for any one person during any
 calendar month
 Sec; 1924. That no person shall here
 after locate or cause to be located for him
 self more than two placer mining claims
 in any calendar month.
 Sec. 3. Any person who discovers upon
 the pubic domain of the United States,
 within the territory of Alaska, a placer
 deposit of gold or other deposit of min eral having commercial value, which is subject to entry and patent under the mining laws of the United States, may, if qualified by the laws of the United States,