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Book A of the Mining Records of El Dorado Mining District, Lincoln Co., Nevada, June 1st, 1874, closed Dec. 31, 1887
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Southern Nevada The Boomtown Years 1900-1925
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Tiger Mine
Notice I the undersigned do hereby locate and claim fifteen hundred feet for mining purposes on this lead lode or ledge or deposit of silver & gold bearing rock and ore to be known as the Tiger Mine. Commencing  at the monument upon which this notice is placed and running in a northwesterly direction five hundred feet and in a south easterly direction one thousand feet on and along said lead lode or ledge or deposit of silver and gold bearing rock and ore and including three hundred feet on each side thereof for mining and working purposes. I claim and intend to hold and work said claim and mining ground in accordance with the mining laws of the United States approved May 10th 1881 and in accordance with the mining laws of El Dorado Mining District Lincoln County Nevada. Said claim is situated about one thousand feet north westerly from the Connolly Mine location monument. 
Built at an old shaft.
Located March 25th 1882
M. Connolly 
Locater
Recorded April 13th A.D. 1882
at 1 o'clock & 15 minutes p.m. 
H. Gottfredson
Recorder