The property is 81.72 acres (33.07 hectares) of pristine Eldorado Wilderness 4 1/2 miles(7.24 Km) up from the
Colorado River. -- It was patented June 10, 1914 granted by the Mining Act of 1872, for gold. It is exempt from all state and
county ordinances. By filing an Affidavit of Labor the investor is exempt from property taxes. -- The Montezuma Mines consist of 4 mining claims Montezuma No.1, Montezuma No.2, Pizarro, and Urbain, which are among the oldest of Nevada (early 1860s).
-Ingress and egress predominates over all the Federal, state, and county ordinances.
-The water rights, granted by the 1872 Mining Act, allots 2.01 acre feet of water per year or 1800 gallons a day.
-The property is located in Colorado Valley Basin 213 which is still open allotting the BLM 270 acre feet and 30
acre feet private ownership. Should the investor require more water applications may be submitted.
-The land north of Nelson, Nevada, south of Boulder City, Nevada, and east of Highway 95 is The Federal
Bureau of Land Management Protective Wilderness Area except for 800 acres (323.75 ha) Boulder City, Nevada
purchased for commercial purposes. Across the highway from Boulder City's property a communications
corporation purchased acreage (hectares) and has invested $25 million USD developing it, so far. In this vein, the
interstate highway, now under construction, is bypassing Boulder City south through or next to land held by the a
communications corporation and associates and Boulder City.
-Studies were conducted by the United States Bureau of Mines, documented and published, titled Mineral Land
Assessment MLA 44-88 and Open file report 91-323 established the property exempt from eminent domain. This
can be downloaded on the internet.
-Surface assay from 2015 by American Assays Laboratories in Sparks, Nevada revealed gold, silver, copper, and
other rare earth minerals such as titanium.
https://www.nevada-wilderness-property.com/
Kim Henry
KW Commercial
