Mines and Mining: A Commentary on the Law of Mines and Mining Rights, Both Common Law and Statutory; with Appendices Containing the Federal Statute and the Statutes of the Western States and Territories Relating to Mining for Precious Metals on the Public Domain, and Forms for Use in Application for Patent and Adverse Suits, Volume 1

T. H. Flood, 1902 - Mining law - 1464 pages

PART I	1

ARTICLE	15

CHAPTER II	26

Introductory and historical The stannaries and the derivation	34

PART II	43

OF THE EARLY CALIFORNIA STATUTES	49

CHAPTER III	55

CHAPTER IV	65

CHAPTER III	350

CHAPTER IV	369

CHAPTER V	396

PART VIII	405

Possession must be followed by valid location or it is not effect ive The right also comes from a valid location 453 Definition and proof of possessio...	406

Possessory rights equal to patent so long as the law complied with	432

Possessory actions maintainable Property in the highest sense of the term	433

Estate of inheritance May be selected as a homestead May be sold on execution 469 Overlapping locations	434

CHAPTER V	73

CHAPTER VI	84

CHAPTER VII	90

PART III	102

SamePetroleum and natural gas mineral and part of the soil 147 Salt springs lakes ponds and saline lands	120

Review of the chapter	121

CHAPTER II	123

court	126

More valuable for mineral than agriculture Distinction	133

Summary	134

CHAPTER III	135

CHAPTER IV	139

OF RESERVATIONS AND GRANTSLAND OPEN	142

Location on Indian reservation gives imperfect or no right	149

CHAPTER III	157

CHAPTER V	165

CHAPTER VI	178

STATE GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER PURPOSES	184

ARTICLE C	196

LOCATION AS A MODE OF ACQUIRING TITLEOF	207

CHAPTER II	217

CHAPTER III	223

CHAPTER V	238

Similar conditions in Canada	243

Other definitions by many of the great mining judges	252

Definition of strike or course 66	258

OF PLACER CLAIMS THEIR DEFINITION AND SIZE AND	278

CHAPTER IV	289

CHAPTER VI	298

OF COAL LANDS AND OF IRON LANDS	304

OF THE ESSENTIALS OF A VALID LOCATION	308

Importance of discovery First in time stronger in right	326

DISCOVERY WORKNAMING OF CLAIM AND PRELIMINARY	333

OF ANNUAL LABOR AND ASSESSMENT WORK	436

No dower interest attaches in mines before patent	470

CHAPTER III	472

ARTICLE	481

Abandonment to the United States Special definition	501

ARTICLE	510

Same subject When a relocation may or may not be made	515

general	534

OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR AND HIS SUPERVIS	540

CHAPTER IV	547

OF THE APPLICATION FOR PATENT ADVERSE	552

OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE LAND OFFICE	562

Application under the statute of limitations 673 Effect of application for patentSegregates land applied for from public domain 674 Similarities of sta...	563

ARTICLE B Of the Adverse Claim Including Contents Sufficiency and Time and Manner of Filing 675 Distinction between adverse claims and prote...	585

Effect of adverse claim	593

Exception where conflict area excluded by amendment	594

Protest Nature of the proceeding When may be made	595

CHAPTER III	607

ARTICLE	615

ARTICLE C	621

CHAPTER IV	632

Generally free from collateral attack	646

CHAPTER V	654

PART XI	660

ARTICLE	668

ARTICLE C	674

ARTICLE D	686

ARTICLE E 66 In which Strike and Dip are Defined and Considered	706

Definition of dip or downward course 99 The statute 811 Some definitions of the word dip 812 Other definitions	707

Definition of strike 814 Conventional or judicial dip and strike 815 Hanging wall and foot wall	708

Country rock and debris	709

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Title	Mines and Mining: A Commentary on the Law of Mines and Mining Rights, Both Common Law and Statutory; with Appendices Containing the Federal Statute and the Statutes of the Western States and Territories Relating to Mining for Precious Metals on the Public Domain, and Forms for Use in ..., Volume 1 Mines and Mining: A Commentary on the Law of Mines and Mining Rights, Both Common Law and Statutory; with Appendices Containing the Federal Statute and the Statutes of the Western States and Territories Relating to Mining for Precious Metals on the Public Domain, and Forms for Use in Application for Patent and Adverse Suits, Wilson Isaac Snyder
Author	Wilson Isaac Snyder
Publisher	T. H. Flood, 1902
Original from	the University of Wisconsin - Madison
Digitized	8 Oct 2008
Length	1464 pages

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