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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
3
The document lists total and net areas for multiple lodes including MOUNTAIN BEAUTY LODE ANNEX LODE COPPER QUEEN LODE THE SYLVIA LODE R ROSALIND LODE and AMERICAN LODE. Net areas are given with exclusions due to conflicts with neighboring lodes, yielding specific acreages such as 11.820 acres for a MOUNTAIN BEAUTY related claim and 2.7396 acres for ANNEX LODE.
State Range Minerals Company by attorney Frank Scherrer applies for patent for 813.87, 117.6, 1241.6, 1500.0, 1062.0, 1279.7 ft respectively of the American Rosa Lind Copper Queen Mountain Beauty Annex and Sylvia Lodes with 600 ft width in Unknown Mining District Inyo County California. Descriptions provide detailed cornet descriptions and bearings for American Rosalin Copper Queen lodes and related boundaries from Sec 6 T25S R44E M D B and M. Public notice filed January 29, 1919 at the Independence California land office.
Notice to Clara Starr that $50 is due as her share of 1916 labor on the Modern Maid Mining Claim near Atolia Rand District San Bernardino County California. Failure to contribute within ninety days after service or publication may forfeit her interest to the coowners who spent the required $100. Publication date March 3 1919.
Imperial Lode Mining and Reduction Company seeks patent for 1504 linear feet on the Meteor Quartz Mine and 1351.7 feet on Mammoth Chief, plus 1493 feet on Queen of the Desert in Lava Bed Mining District San Bernardino County California. Descriptions reference multiple corners and surveys with surface ground 600 feet wide. Morning Star Quartz Mine adjacent. notices listed with Groves as agent. publication dates March 6 and May 8, 1919.
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