Digging Gold Among the Rockies Or Exciting Adventures of Wild Camp Life in Lea
Digging Gold Among the Rockies Or Exciting Adventures of Wild Camp Life in Lea
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62. Section 2331 provides that all placer-mining claims located after May loth, 1872, shall conform as nearly as practicable with the United States system of public surveys and the subdivisions of such surveys, and no such locations shall in- clude more than twenty acres for each individual claimant.
63. The foregoing provisions of law are con- strued to mean that after the 9th day of July, 1870, no location of a placer claim can be made to ex- ceed one hundred and sixty acres, whatever may be ...the number of locators associated together, or whatever the local regulations of the district may allow; and that from and after May loth, 1872, no location made by an individual can exceed twenty j j . DISTRICT RE G ULA TIONS.
acres, and no location made by an association of individuals can exceed one hundred and sixty acres, which location of one hundred and sixty acres cannot be made by a less number than eight bona fide locators, but that whether as much as twenty acres can be located by an individual, or one hundred and sixty acres by an association, depends entirely upon the mining regulations in force in the respective districts at the date of the location; it being held that such mining regula- tions are in no way enlarged by the statutes, but remain intact and in full force with regard to the size of locations, in so far as they do not permit locations in excess of the limits fixed by Congress, but that where such regulations permit locations in excess of the maximums fixed by Congress as aforesaid, they are restricted accordingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
62. Section 2331 provides that all placer-mining claims located after May loth, 1872, shall conform as nearly as practicable with the United States system of public surveys and the subdivisions of such surveys, and no such locations shall in- clude more than twenty acres for each individual claimant.
63. The foregoing provisions of law are con- strued to mean that after the 9th day of July, 1870, no location of a placer claim can be made to ex- ceed one hundred and sixty acres, whatever may be ...the number of locators associated together, or whatever the local regulations of the district may allow; and that from and after May loth, 1872, no location made by an individual can exceed twenty j j . DISTRICT RE G ULA TIONS.
acres, and no location made by an association of individuals can exceed one hundred and sixty acres, which location of one hundred and sixty acres cannot be made by a less number than eight bona fide locators, but that whether as much as twenty acres can be located by an individual, or one hundred and sixty acres by an association, depends entirely upon the mining regulations in force in the respective districts at the date of the location; it being held that such mining regula- tions are in no way enlarged by the statutes, but remain intact and in full force with regard to the size of locations, in so far as they do not permit locations in excess of the limits fixed by Congress, but that where such regulations permit locations in excess of the maximums fixed by Congress as aforesaid, they are restricted accordingly.
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