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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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Highland Chief Mine
Notice of Location 
By Virtue of an Act of Congress approved May 10th 1872 we the undersigned this Day Locate and claim 1500 Linear feet on this Lead Lode of Ledge of mineral Bearing quarts Running in a Easterly and westerly Direction this mine is situated about 3 miles west of the Colorado River and 1 ½ mile South of the Colton Wash and 3 miles South East of the morning Star mine and is Located as follows commencing at central monument in which this notice is posted running in a Easterly Direction 750 Linear feet then 750 linear feet in a westerly direction from said central monument also claiming 300 linear feet on each Side of the Ledge with all Dips Spurs and angles pertaining there to this mine is the Western extension of the Silver King and will be Known as the Highland Chief mine Located Dec 27th 1880 in El Dorado Mining District
Locators 
[not legible] [not legible] 500 feet
John [not legible] 500 feet
Fred [not legible] 500 feet
Filed for Record 
Dec 29th aD 1880
At 4 oclock P.M.
H. [not legible] 
Recorder