Tremont mining claim and ADWR well location 55 – 221319
Information from Pima County GIS, BLM GOL site and Arizona ADWR
TREMONT MINING CLAIM THIS SIDE
OF BLACK VERTICAL LINE
NATIONAL FOREST LAND
THIS SIDE OF BLACK LINE
0060
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31.31.816714 110.759690 CENTER OF
PRIVATE PROPERTY 305660060
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31.815861 110.758706
ADWR WELL LOCATION 55-221319
Why is this claim important? Because Rosemont can closeoff Helvetia Rd.
31.815920 110.758543
ROAD JUNCTION
1898 Documentation of Tremont Claim:
Whereby in pursuance of the provisions of the revised statutes of the United States, chapter 6, title 32 and legislature
supplemental thereto, there have been posted of the Gen. land office of the United States the plat and field notes of survey
and the certificates, number 606, of the registrar of the land office at Tucson in the territory of Arizona, accompanied by other
evidence, whereby it appears that Charles W Welch did on 17 December A.D. in 1898 duly enter and pay for that certain mining
claim or premises, known as the Tremont Lose mining claim, designated by the surveyor general as lot number 1302, embracing
a portion of the unsurveyed public domain in the Helvetia mining district in the county of Pima and territory of Arizona, in the
district of land subject to sale at Tucson and bounded, described, and platted as follows with magnetic variations 12° and 30 min. east.
Beginning at a Redwood post 4 in/.² marked 1 – 1302 with mound of stone from which US locating monument number 1299 bears
North 34° and 4 min. west 2964 and 4/10 feet distant; corner number four of survey number 1301, the alt amount lode claim
bears south 74° and 40 min. west 614 feet distant; an Oak 10 inches in diameter blazed and marked BJ 1 – 1302
bears North 13° East 27 5/10 feet distant, and a cedar stump 15 inches in diameter blazed and marked BJ 1 – 1302,
bears South 17° East 24 5/10 feet distant.
Thence first course South 82° East 300 feet to a Redwood post marked 2 – 1302, from which discovery shaft bears South 8° West
77 feet distant; 600 feet to a Redwood post marked th3 – 1302.
Thence, second course, South 8° West 930 feet to a Redwood post marked 4 – 1302.
Thence, third course, North 82° West 300 feet to a Redwood post marked 5 – 302 600 feet to a Redwood post marked 6 – 1302.
Thence forth course, North 8° East 913 feet to said post marked 1302. (1302 The Pl. of beginning said Lot number) extending
930 feet in length along said Tremont vein or load, and continuing12 acres and 81/100 acre of land more or less.
Now know we, that there is therefore hereby granted by the United States unto the said Charles W. Welsh and to his heirs and assigns,
the said mining premises herein before described and not expressly excepted from these presents and All That portion of the
said Tremont vein, lode or ledge and of all other veins, lodes and ledges throughout their entire depth the tops or apexes of which lie inside
of the surface boundary lines of said granted premises and said Lot number 1302 extended downward vertically although
such veins, lodes or ledges in their downward course may so far depart from a perpendicular as to extend outside the vertical side lines
of said premises. Provided, that the right of possession to such outside parts of said veins, lodes or ledges shall be confined to such
portions, thereof as lie between vertical planes downward through the end lines of said Lot number 1302 so continued in their own direction
that such planes will intersect such exterior parts of said veins, lodes or ledges. And provided further, that nothing herein shall
authorize the grantee herein to enter upon the surface of claim owned or possessed by another:
To Have and to Hold said mining premises, together with all the rights, privileges, immunities and appurtenances of whatever
nature there unto belonging unto said grantee above named and to his heirs and assigns forever; subject nevertheless to the
above mentioned to the following conditions and stipulations:
First. That the premises hereby granted, with the exception of the surface, may be entered by the proprietor of any other
vein, lode or ledge, the top or apex of which lies outside of the boundary of said granted premises, should the same units dip be found to penetrate,
intersect, or extend into said premises, for the purpose of extracting and removing the or from such other vein, lode, or ledge.
Second. The premises hereby granted shall be held subject to any vested in the crude water rights for mining, agricultural,
manufacturing, or other purposes, and rights to ditches in reservoir is used in connection with such water rights as may be recognized
and acknowledged by the local laws, customs, and decisions of courts. In there is reserved from the land hereby granted, a right-of-way there on
for ditches or canals constructed by the authority of the United States.
Third. That in the absence of necessary legislation by Congress, the legislature of Arizona may provide rules for working
the mining claim or premises hereby granted, involving easements drainage and other necessary means to its complete development.
In testimony whereof I William McKinley President of the United States of America have caused these letters to be made patent and the seal of the Gen. land
office to be here and to fix given under my hand at the city of Washington the fourth day of April in the year of our Lord 1899
and of the independence of the United States the 123rd
by the president William McKinley by Mickey Sec. Roche recorder of the Gen. land office.
AZAZAA 011208 BLM serial number for the Tremont mine CLAIM
Rosemont is claiming both sides of the Forest Road (Helvetia Road) Do they REALLY own it?