Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

HOS, DIS Weii dS - .otiicl iHlilSS'
That this body or mass, zone, or
lode OF lime was broken or cut up
into assures, rashes, pockets, veins.
etc. and these spaces filled with min
eral, = in TACT. We might
accept either OF the theories advanced
by biologists and mineralociSts as to
the formation OF the rock or deposit
OF mineral. and there would yet be
nothing to prevent our recon>illng
that theory with the verdict OF the
jury i'll this cause, that there was
neither a Vein nor an apeN upon the
Illinois mine, or at least such a vein
as could be followed beyond the side
lines OF that claim.
There ma be a contact, and yet
no contact vein. The mineral may
be exposed, at a point upon II
claim and followed continuously un-
der the surface from this point to an
other property. though an u%ndlsput-
ed vein between clearly defined hang
ing and loot walls. and still the point
at wht>h the mineral Is exposed not
be the apex Of the vein which may
have an apex ten miles distant, or
may have no apex at all.
"* The zone " mass may
follow the u~ndulations OF a broken
country down into the valley and rls-
ing over the divides, cutting through.
covered by or overlapping other
formations, but until it is broken and
the edges exposed or some edge or
end as d beginning point found from
which it can be followed down at
some angle below the horizontal,
there is no apex from which it can
be toiioWeo beyond ''!e NiOc n"eo u
a claim located upon it.. N
ne lavtS De,c1e uae ~" ,Snsa -
I"nFt We're 50 uuielc'' L y ~
tIe case a, o"', 1":t +bo
aI'oroS ilu't Aio III oo''' Il
mere. 10. ,ao, a;ra,4od B.,
t'ur a.'el''oI mas oTCni u,.on
de'nll',ons 81 t"o WHY "'tN i7,Ion
N 10 !9'irs wv II
Iaile'' III t'e S"9S !! az 'l,e
20 vs.. Nimrphy' req. 'o1' S St"
Just,Se nllie' Il 1st12
hH+h Na,' oron;r. OFF n the necu-
1852 aaL,;1ia 40 d~annS;ts
I5"'irr; 80 +hs characfrr nj tI1cse
,AIa" - GO 3oO
ore denos'ts' A'no''S Sec y"
9@H -. Lo,,-o. daoos;+. ~ and ~ .hc
' 80 .4.:,1n %n1oraIo hive
!I,'!''s ~ 80 tNI,~orsr+~
o1,esrio,s on the subie>. uf 'l0de,,'
,ya;ns .;nnI,re Ton and .aDex:' and,
+Le hrrfnr ~ so1,inn AMY OF these,
I:ffirrlt,es ~ the irst instance ie,I to
thn lot ~ Indo4 Hallett. Ills de-
.;eion. have furnished the text for
,ther cnnrts in other Jurisdictions,
yhnra ora1orors conditions have
,nan 70 . limited ex,ent rncornrer-
>g,;, j., Soc 311 the author saws:
~ =, almost ali other phases OF
,ha ,,;,,;,n law the Aat d~enos;ts or
nod,.;iIa hova orod,red the;r ju,1
,not, -; adirf;ratrd law ON the Srb-
;n,+ ~ .1ors' and .,n;res Is these;
T~enos;+- .ra 1srarv held f. he veins
~ lndns 49,; ,ort "a nlarc srhie,t TO
ior,+;on the law coutempIat-
"a tfot ,bav shn,,1d have a~nices"
Tha sar+ior :rcIudr. . number 0i
= r,ra, ;ur.tro,;,e nj the e2dyi1,f
9,n, ,a,n - ,.h:,L n,a.ort any
;rn;la-;T - tho ,.e;n j., r~crtrove-y'
L..
1,,..:oo Nr,l,ar ;,s,-rc+.d The ,ury
10 tho +arts j., the 6 eyrns
49, sunra .morn o+hcr matters aS
fol,ows
.T| 49,, .:+h;,
ne toP OF aoTN o' It Ne'n, ".ln'l
thc 'HeaHi13 "' lhc "'' ~ GouSieo,
IS Tile !l1she>' pIlIi' % t"a' >Iia
""tre II approa>iteS 'le"leS' +"
surface o. the E"''h' "nu "n..
DI"Neil On Us e"Se 50 d 20 "Ip''' -
,rG Inc pt8lh'l"'E OK eH" y "'I >|'l,
ne "Crd "utIr:p '"s oCe'' k" =,
l"'"eetloh WIN H. u,,1, -
t"S"i's tHe iIe"ITs. io'n. :" +ho
IS lnnild to"2,d inc SURFACE o. 1ne
ta''". -in1 Mhe'e II (c">ts I"
l'nne III lne d>feCl''}l o. ''' SUI :
) l"c Top Oh apeN 81 INA Nent' ntS
'ala 10 TINS cast t"a' nc po,ll' >lanl.
ca 20 DC thG top on aPtN - no' 9r:n'
At the points "I't't tIe lI"l.-
tl'l SHOWS "i "ltv'''I'> - p':Io an
l'lle''uP'ioh u. t'". E1.n' :, IT,
teht ,""a,"S "a? S"''''t "'. y"
ne S'lla the pGSnH! ny =. H. unO ~
say INA - oI'H
roli o. inc 2ene,d. 5''?ot % ,.. "'e,l,
dIu tHdt rom iidl po'ii' II 'Uih9 w