 The plaintiff therefore prays judgment for the possession of the mining premises and for damages of $100,000.The answer of the defendants contains a specific denial of the several allegations of the complaint, and as to that it avers their want of information and demands proof.And it sets up the discovery of the claim in controversy on June 30, 1880, by the defendants Boaro and Hull, to which they gave the designation of "The Johnny Bull Lode," and its definite location and record within ninety days thereafter, and their subsequent relocation of the claim September 8, 1880, to avoid a conflict with an adjoining claim.