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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
3
The notice details a patent application by Harmny Givess, Phay Kilwar J Ayer, and others for the Lovie Copper Lode in Lyon County Nevada. It outlines the claim boundaries, corner monuments, and several sections and townships, including the Lode’s center and discovery point, with precise bearings and distances.
This long form notice details the amended location of the Opler Copper Lode mining claim in Lyon County Nevada, including boundary references to sections 3 34 and 5 39 with corner identifications and bearing descriptions, post markers, and the area measurements totaling 18.861 acres. It cites related claims Brann Copper Lode Blue Jay Lode Grubstake Lode and Copper King Lode with boundaries to adjacent claims and references to prior mining location records and proofs of labor. Publication receipted by J. Mevens as attorney and filed with Lyon County Recorder.
Patent application filed by C F Holland for Copper King Mine and Grubstake Lode in Eureka? Nevada. Survey No. 1, with mining claims extending over major legs and corners, describing meters of center lines and magnetic variation, contains 20,240 acres in Mound District.
Notice is given that C F Motland of Verington Lyon County Nevada applied to the United States for a patent for the Black Rock Lode with extensions and related fractions in the Black Rock area near Carson City, Nevada. The description includes detailed claims and surveys, with bearings, corners, and sizes, totaling about 19 797 acres, beginning at the NE corner and referencing sections and townships in Mount Diablo Meridian.
Public land notice for Black Rock mining claims in Lyon County Nevada describes survey lines and corner points, including discovery points for Black Rock lode and extensions, with claims bounded by Yerington Copper Co property and public lands. It records ownership transfers to C F Holland and others, requires adverse claims to be filed within sixty days, and notes publication in Whetsington Times in Tryon County.
In Lyon County Nevada United States Land Office Carson City September 24 1908 notice is given that loud for patent for Bradley and Sunflower lodes located in Mason mining district Lyon County. CP Toloud of Yerington Nevada has filed for patent for Bradley Lode 1600 feet by 600 feet and Sunflower Lode 1500 feet by 400 feet with centers described by field notes and official plot. The claims lie in Township 13 North Range 26 East Mount Diablo Meridian.
The notice describes mining claim boundaries and filing actions in Lyon County Nevada. It specifies ground, veins, and portions surveyed, with adverse claims barred after 60 days per law. Publication is required for nine weeks in Verington Times weekly newspaper, first October 4, 1998, last November 18, 1998.
Notice of application for United States patent for an ore claim in Mason Valley, near Yerington Nevada. It lists Moray Nos 1 and 2, Moray No. 3 and No. 4 veins, surveys, and boundaries with detailed compass bearings and distances. The filing references the Minite District and Daniel Keate in Dayton County, with a formal public notice published in The Nevada newspaper.
Application 1129 filed September 221 1908 by Samuel S Arentz agent for Nevada Douglas Copper Co of Verington Nevada seeks permission from the State Engineer to appropriate public waters in Churchill Canyon Churchill Canyon SWY Sec 32 T16N R24E Lyon County Nevada via submerged concrete dam with claimed conveyance through pipes for domestic and refining use Water to be returned to stream Proof of publication due within 90 days from October 17 1908 or the application will be declared void
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