Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-02
JUDGE KN0WLE s RENDERS HIS DECISION IN THE FAMOUS COL
UsA-PARR0T CASE.
THAT THERE is NO UNION OF THE TWO VEINS
OF THE BLUE OR DIAGONAL VEIN HELD TO BE PROV
EN-EvIDENCE OF EXPERTS Review
ED AT LENGTH,

al fault vein passes through the west end
line of the Anaconda vein, and extends
southeasterly therefrom, through the
said Anaconda claim, for a distance OF
about 500 feet. and passes out of said
claim through the south side line there
of. in the neighborhood of the shaft call
ed the Never Sweat shaft; that no part OF
the apex of the said blue or diagonal
fault vein lies within the premises of the
plaintiff.
Third-That the Anaconda vein in its
westerly course terminates against said
blue or diagonal fault vein and hat the
Colusa-Parrot vein in its easterly course
terminates against said blue or diagonal
fault vein.
~Fourth-That the workings through
which the defendant is alleged to have
trespassed within the plaintiffs premises
are situated upon, and the ores taken, for
which damages are sought to be ecover-
ed in this action, We're k from said
Anaconda vein, and not from any vein
having it's apex in any portion of the
plaintiffs premises.
Fifth-That there is 40 union between
the said Anaconda vein and any vein, or
any branch of any vein, having it's apex
in the claims of the plaintiff, at any of
the points or places not in controversy in
this action.
Sixth-That the slopes and workings
herein before referred to, and which had
been made by the company defendant,
at the time of the commencement of this
suit within the vertical boundarie of
the plaintiffs premises, and all the ores
taken therefrom, as we'll as of the vein
from which the same were taken, lie
within the vertical plane of the end lines
of the said Anaconda claim, so extended
| in their own direction as to intersect the
exterior boundaries of the sale vein;
that is to say that the said workings lie
within the planes of the Anaconda
claim, extended southerly in their own
direction.
Seventh-The Anaconda claim, above
referred to, is situated in the county of
| Silver Bow, state of Montana, n is
| designated by the United States official
survey thereof as lot No. 90, township 3
north. n Z west, and pounded as fol-
lows to-wit: Beginning at the northwest
corner thereof, from which the section
corner between sections 7, Is, IL and 1a
bears north n degrees, Al minutes west,
284 feet distant, and running thence
south Is degrees, 43 minute east, 1,500
feet, to the northeast corner; thence
south II degrees, OF minutes west, 43s
feet, to the southeast corner; thence
north Sc degrees, 43 minutes west, L. SOC
feet, to N southwest corner; thence
north II degrees, OF minutes east, 43s
feet, to the place of beginning.
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW.
Conclusions of law from these prem
Uses:
First-The court finds that plaintiff
has failed to prove the material allega-
tons of its complaint.
second-That the defendant has prov.
Cd the material allegations of it's an.
sWer. -
Ihir6@That the defendant is entitled
TO a judgment upon the facts and laws
as herein above found.
And 1t is ordered that Judgment be en-.
tered herein against the plaintiff and r.
AVE- OF the defendant for it's costs.