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• • • Parcel A (cont.) The Grand island Lode Claim (United Stares Mineral Survey No. 61), as set forth in Patent recorded June 27, 180 in Book 79 at Page 369, expressly excepting and excluding all that portion of Found embraced in mining claims or mineral surveys excepted in the above rerereenced patent. The Grand View Lode Claim (United States Mineral Survey No. 297), as set .forth in Patent recorded January 31, 1947 in Book 799 at Page 464, expressly excepting and excluding all that portion of ground embraced in mininS claims or mineral surveys excepted in the above referenced patent. The Grant County Lode Claim (United States Mineral Survey No. 115), as set forth in Patent recorded October 13, 1884 in Book. 79 a2 Page 157, expressly excepting and exclnriina all that portion of ground embraced in mining claims or mineral surveys excepted in the above referenced patent. The Hidden Treasure Lode Claim (United States Mineral Survey No. 105), as set forth in ant recorded November 1, 1875 in Book 31 at Page 423, expressly exc ring and excluding all that portion of ground emhzaced in ;nixing claims or mineral surveys excepted in the above rreferen patent. An pndivided ]OiLths interest in and to the Isabel Lode Claim (United States Mineral Survey No. 170), as set forth in Patent recorded June 17, 1883 in Book 79 at Page 81, expressly excepting and excluding all that portion of ground embraced in mining claims or min eral surveys excepted in the above r °T °r'n'i parent The Jay lode Claim (United States Mineral Survey No. 169), as set forth in Pat= recorded January 2 " -, 1980 on Film 1101 as Reception No. 380279, expressly excepting and excludhg all that portion of ground embraced in mining claims or mineral surveys excepted in - the above referenced patent. The Kalamazoo Lode Claim (United States Mineral Suvey No. 76), as set forth in Patent recorded Au 9, 1946 in Book 887 at Page 304, expressly excepting and exclnriing all that portion of ground embraced in mining claims or mineral surveys excepted in the above referenced patent The Lost Lode Claim (United States Mineral Survey No. 56), as set forth in Patent recorded January 22, 1887 in Book 79 at Page 217, expressly excepting and excbxtiwg all that portion of ground embraced in mining claims or mineral surveys except.. in the above referenced patent. Page 159