The U. S. Mining Laws, and the Decisions of the Commissioner of the General Land Office and the Secretary of the Interior Thereunder: Together with the Circular Instructions from the General Land Office, and Forms for Establishing Proof of Claims; Also, T

Excerpt from The U. S. Mining Laws, and the Decisions of the Commissioner of the General Land Office and the Secretary of the Interior Thereunder: Together With the Circular Instructions From the General Land Office, and Forms for Establishing Proof of Claims; Also, the Decision of the Supreme Court of the United States Under the Mining Acts

Experience has demonstrated that the proceedings in the executive offices involve the decision of many delicate points of law and forms of pleading. A peculiar practice has grown up under these laws, both before the courts and in the Land Department. The practitioner must receive a special training in order to give good advice to, or success fully represent, his client. And whether he practices before the courts or in the land Office, the mining lawyer should have handy, for reference, the authoritative citation Of decisions controlling the action Of the court or Officer before whom he appears as the representative Of a suitor.

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