Report of the Attorney General to the General Assembly of South Carolina, Concerning the Phosphate Interests of the State, Under Joint Resolution Approved June 9, 1877
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I believe they have made no return to State and paid no royalty on it, and we have com- menced action for the recovery of the value of the rock in our Courts.
Part we took forcible possession of, and they have not since encroached on us. In another instance, a sloop folding a permit from a licensed company operating near Charleston entered upon our territory and be- fore we were aware of their presence had mined fifteen to twenty tons.
■ They were ordered off, and after much trouble, while we w...ere taking steps to arrest them, they left in the night and landed what they had illegally taken in the city. We were not able to trace the rock after it was landed and thrown with other rock or otherwise disposed of. We have no knowledge that any rdyalty was paid on the rock ; certainly if it had not been removed from our territory the State would have re- ceived it.
Q. Are there any definite lines separating your territory froni that of the other companies? Buoys for instance?
A. Our boundaries are marked and defined by the grant of the Legis- lature, dated 28th March, 1876, and there are no phosphate deposits in any other part of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I believe they have made no return to State and paid no royalty on it, and we have com- menced action for the recovery of the value of the rock in our Courts.
Part we took forcible possession of, and they have not since encroached on us. In another instance, a sloop folding a permit from a licensed company operating near Charleston entered upon our territory and be- fore we were aware of their presence had mined fifteen to twenty tons.
■ They were ordered off, and after much trouble, while we w...ere taking steps to arrest them, they left in the night and landed what they had illegally taken in the city. We were not able to trace the rock after it was landed and thrown with other rock or otherwise disposed of. We have no knowledge that any rdyalty was paid on the rock ; certainly if it had not been removed from our territory the State would have re- ceived it.
Q. Are there any definite lines separating your territory froni that of the other companies? Buoys for instance?
A. Our boundaries are marked and defined by the grant of the Legis- lature, dated 28th March, 1876, and there are no phosphate deposits in any other part of the river.
What to read after Report of the Attorney General to the General Assembly of South Carolina, Concerning the Phosphate Interests of the State, Under Joint Resolution Approved June 9, 1877?
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