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snv_002024_p0145
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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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Notice of Location
“ Climax “ 
[not legible] the undersigned do hereby locate and claim fifteen hundred (1500) linear feet on this Lead Lode as Ledge of [not legible] bearing precious metals with all dips spurs and angles together with six hundred feet in width commencing at the [not legible] upon which this notice is placed and running one thousand and fifty feet Easterly and four hundred and fifty feet Westerly said mine is situated on the southern slope of Mount washington and South [not legible] from and adjoining to the South line of the P.X.L. [not legible] and also part of the Southern line of the [not legible] Mine about 12 miles from the Colorado river at [not legible] [not legible] in Lincoln County state of Nevada 
Dated on the ground this 23rd Day of May A.D. 1881
James W. [not legible] 
Locator
Filed for record July 22nd A.D. 1881
Recorded July 22 A.D. 1881
At 2 oclock P.M.
H. [not legible] 
Recorder
[not legible] J.W. [not legible] 
Deputy
To be known as the “Climax” Mine