A Treatise on the American Law Relating to Mines and Mineral Lands Within the Public Land States and Territories and Governing the Acquisition and Enjoyment of Mining Rights in Lands of Public Domain, Volume 1

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THE MARKING OF THE LOCATION
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ARTICLE II
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THE CHARACTER OF THE TENURE
17
Responsibility of surface 827 Rights of access to lower
18
CONVEYANCES AFFECTING THE EXTRA
27
Governmental policy with 514a The act of January
31
Introductory location conveys the
33
TENANTS IN COMMON
34
CHAPTER II
38
Extent of extralateral 618b Effect of conveyances
40
THE LOCATION AND ITS REQUIRE
44
Introductory 878 Porto Rico
45
FEDERAL STATUTES RELATING TO MINES TOGETHER WITH
46
DRAINAGE OF MINESRELATIVE RIGHTS AND DUTIES
48
The location certificate
53
Introductory
55
CHAPTER II
58
FROM THE DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN CALI
71
700 Description of placer
75
CHAPTER IV
89
PERPETUATION OF THE ESTATE BY ANNUAL DEVELOP
92
Necessity for appropria
93
Interpretation of terms by ment and American courts
95
Application for survey
100
CHAPTER V
108
INTRODUCTORYINTRALIMITAL RIGHTS
112
NAL LODE UNDER PATENTS ISSUED PRIOR
115
CHAPTER VI
120
LANDS SUBJECT TO APPROPRIATION UNDER
127
To what extent does
129
Mine and mineral in tion
135
When grants of the six sought to be selected
142
671
152
CHAPTER II
176
THE LAND DEPARTMENT AND ITS FUNCTIONS
188
755
192
CHAPTER III
196
Introductory ered with reference
198
Form of judgment
215
Rules of construction
216
When judgment becomes
230
Time and place of record
232
GRANTS TO THE STATES AND TERRI
233
484
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The Idaho rule
253
THE PRELIMINARY NOTICE AND
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RAILROAD GRANTS
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CHAPTER VI
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Issuance of the certificate
287
The rule in the mining
293
Registers and receivers
294
Grants of rights of way road grants
301
Commissioner of the gen
305
Introductory occurring in veins as affecting
322
TOWNSITES
323
incorporated towns and 177 In what manner may
324
Acts necessary to consti plemental state legisla
328
Discovery the source of 338 The effect of the loss
335
Townsite claimant versus
337
LODE CLAIMS
346
be made tion
349
Local customs as to pre 352 First group
350
MILITARY RESERVATIONS
396
Privilege of changing
397
NATIONAL PARKS AND MONUMENTS
402
New discovery not essen
403
Manner of creating na 198b Rights of way across
413
The general rule 423 Natural
419
ARTICLE VIIIB CONSERVATION MEASURES
433
Rules governing discovery 438a Boundary line discoveries
437
LAND DEPARTMENT REGULATIONS UPON SUBJECT OF MINERAL
441
HOMESTEAD AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL
443
Rule as to marking bound marking boundaries
454
CHAPTER VII
456
Amendment of placer locations
460
Character of the land
462
What is conveyed by
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OCCUPANCY WITHOUT COLOR OF TITLE
474
Object of requirement as work
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EXTRALATERAL
490
CHAPTER IV
493
RIGHTS
498
IntroductoryWhat courts
502
LEGISLATION CONCERNING THE CUTTING OF TIMBER ON PUBLIC
503
LODE CLAIMS
504
Right of second locator
507
ALIENS
508
The law relating to mill case of location by lode
519
ARTICLE I
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GENERAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF ALIENS
526
Title conveyed by patent
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Scope of the chapter 531 Location subject only
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GENERAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
533
Origin of the doctrine 541 Nature of the estate com
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TITLE IV
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Rights of way for pipe
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STATE AND TERRITORIAL LEGISLATION
542
INTRODUCTORYINTRALIMITAL RIGHTS
548
268
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Section twentythree hun 560 The Arizona California
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Territorial laws p 2425
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Broad lodesApex
583
Same The KingAmy
588
CHAPTER II
613
Rights conferred by placer locations as compared with lode
619
Annual labor under local containing lodes located
623
Work done within the limits mated
630
OF THE ACQUISITION OF TITLE TO PUBLIC
631
INTRODUCTORY
633
FEDERAL STATUTES RELATING TO MINES
637
Circumstances under which 644 Acts constituting aban
642
MANNER OF PERFECTING TUNNEL
646
FOR PRIOR BUT ISSUED SUBSEQUENT TO
663
Distinction between
664
ROCK IN PLACE
666
TOP OR APEX
675
Land embraced within
679
LEGAL OBSTACLES INTERRUPTING
695
Proof of title by posses
697
Classes of impediments in 609 Prior appropriation by
711
Character of landAgri
717
495a Severance of title to
727
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TítuloA Treatise on the American Law Relating to Mines and Mineral Lands Within the Public Land States and Territories and Governing the Acquisition and Enjoyment of Mining Rights in Lands of Public Domain, Volume 1
A Treatise on the American Law Relating to Mines and Mineral Lands Within the Public Land States and Territories and Governing the Acquisition and Enjoyment of Mining Rights in Lands of Public Domain, Curtis Holbrook Lindley
AutorCurtis Holbrook Lindley
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EditoraBancroft-Whitney, 1914
  
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