Eureka Consolidated Mining Co. vs. Richmond Mining Co. of Nevada : Argument of Thomas Wren, for defendant | Collections | The Huntington

Eureka Consolidated Mining Co. vs. Richmond Mining Co. of Nevada : Argument of Thomas Wren, for defendant | Collections | The Huntington

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The Eureka Consolidated Mining Co., plaintiff, vs. the Richmond Minining [sic] Company of Nevada, defendant : Oral argument of S.M. Wilson, esq., of counsel for defendant, before Justices Field, Sawyer and Hillyer. Phonographically report
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In Supreme Court of the United States : The Richmond Mining Company of Nevada, Plaintiff in Error. vs. The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company, Defendant in Error. No Writ of Error
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Testimony of Clarence King, in The Case Of Eureka Consolidated Mining Company Vs. Richmond Mining Company, Of Eureka, Nevada, At The March Term Of The Sixth Judicial District Court, 1873
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The material is chiefly related to the economic and social history of late 19th century Virginia City, Nevada; some materials show economic connections between Virginia City and San Francisco as well as inter-state relations between Nevada and California. The collection is 90% legal documents. These documents are related to specific court cases (most filed with the First Judicial District State of Nevada). They are grouped case by case and contained in Boxes 1-11. Other types of legal documents, including deeds, indentures, and agreements, are housed in Box 12. Finally, miscellaneous legal documents share Box 13 with non-legal documents, a letter, and ephemera. The items in each series are in chronological order. Although the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company and California Mining Company are prominent in the collection, the collection includes documents related to more than 50 other mining companies (too numerous to list here). The documents comes from a variety of different law suits including: mining companies suing one another over the uses of resources such as water, building material, railroads, roads and tunnels; and employees suing their employers for wages or injury compensation.
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Nevada vs Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. 1 item
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The material is chiefly related to the economic and social history of late 19th century Virginia City, Nevada; some materials show economic connections between Virginia City and San Francisco as well as inter-state relations between Nevada and California. The collection is 90% legal documents. These documents are related to specific court cases (most filed with the First Judicial District State of Nevada). They are grouped case by case and contained in Boxes 1-11. Other types of legal documents, including deeds, indentures, and agreements, are housed in Box 12. Finally, miscellaneous legal documents share Box 13 with non-legal documents, a letter, and ephemera. The items in each series are in chronological order. Although the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company and California Mining Company are prominent in the collection, the collection includes documents related to more than 50 other mining companies (too numerous to list here). The documents comes from a variety of different law suits including: mining companies suing one another over the uses of resources such as water, building material, railroads, roads and tunnels; and employees suing their employers for wages or injury compensation.
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The construction of the mining statutes of the United States of 1866 and 1872. : The opinion of the Circuit Court of The United States for the District of Nevada, in the case of the Eureka Consolidated Mining Company vs. The Richmond Mining Company, of Nevada, delivered at San Francisco, August 22, 1877
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