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Communication From the Miners' Convention To The Senate Of California
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To the miners of California
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A plea for funds to carry on the work of the Association, especially for "a struggle to effect certain changes beneficial to the minor, in the laws relating to quartz and drift claims ... [and] to prevent further encroachments on the public mineral domain by agricultural or railroad claimants, so as to keep for the miner the heritage which is his due." "Appended to this are certain documents showing among other things, what other mining States are doing in the direction of saving the mineral lands for the miner ..." including reprint of Senate, ... Doc., 258, 53. Cong., 2d sess., Aug. 6, 189?
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Miner, Alexander D. and [Abby E. Miner] to Martha [M. Miner]
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The correspondence of Alexander Douglas Miner consists almost entirely of letters sent by Miner addressed to his daughter, Martha Matilda Miner, a college student attending Oberlin College in Ohio. The letters sent from Miner to Martha span from 1852 to 1872. Some of the letters include a postscript from Martha's mother, Abby E. Miner.
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Miner, Alexander D. and [Abby E. Miner] to Martha [M. Miner]
Manuscripts
The correspondence of Alexander Douglas Miner consists almost entirely of letters sent by Miner addressed to his daughter, Martha Matilda Miner, a college student attending Oberlin College in Ohio. The letters sent from Miner to Martha span from 1852 to 1872. Some of the letters include a postscript from Martha's mother, Abby E. Miner.
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