A Compilation of Spanish and Mexican Law, in Relation to Mines, and Titles to Real Estate, in Force in California, Texas and New Mexico: And in the Territories Acquired Under the Louisiana and Florida Treaties, when Annexed to the United States. Containing a translation of the mining ordinances of New Spain, Gamboa's mining ordinances, the laws in relation to mines of gold, silver and quicksilver, contained in the "Novisma recopilacion," and the "Recopilacion de las Indias," and in the decrees of the cortes of Spain and of Ferdinand VII, also of the laws and decrees of Mexico, on the subject of mines, colonization, and the right of foreigners to hold real estate : also, extracts from public documents, and form the laws of California, in relation to mines and mineral lands, together with a digest of the common law, on the subject of mines and mining

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... months , after which there can be no restitution or other remedy . Of the description of work about which they must be employed , and which is determined to be any kind of work , whether upon the surface or in the interior , tending to ...

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... month of De- cember , once in every three years , commencing from the present time , a Meeting , consisting of one Deputy from each mining district , provided with sufficient powers from the Miners of such district ; and if any such ...

Side 37
... month of February in every year , the Territorial Deputations ( Di- putaciones territoriales ) shall submit to the Royal Tribunal General of Mex- ico , a report upon the condition of the mines and Miners in their respective districts ...

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... months , and on his fail- ing to do so , they shall be granted to the denouncer , on condition of his pay- ing the said proprietor for useful moveables , according to the appraisement and judgment of surveyors . SECTION XVII . I ...

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... months , or within such time as may be considered necessary to ensure a useful result , which is to be fixed by the Viceroy , with a previous intimation to the Royal Tribunal General of the mines , provided that if it is ascertained ...

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Of their election	5

Of substituting pillars of mason work for those of the metalic substance	6

Of Mine towns having a vote at such election 29	7

Of scrutinies of the qualifications of persons to be elected administrators and deputies general	8

Of cleanliness in mines 63	9

Of reelection to such offices	10

Of the obligation to discharge such offices	11

How to proceed in case of an occasional vacancy in such offices	12

CHAPTER VIII	211

CHAPTER IX	221

Of the exemption from tolls of persons driving such cattle	228

CHAPTER III	235

CHAPTER X	236

CHAPTER XI	242

Administrative jurisdiction of the Tribunal General	246

CHAPTER XII	252

Of the duration of the offices of future administrators and directors general	13

Of the interval during which they must be worked animally	14

Of the factor assessor and secretary of the Tribunal 31	15

Statement of the concerns of the body of Miners to be laid before the Tribunal	16

Of the permission of the viceroy	17

Of irregular depositories of gold and silver	18

Of persons representing the Tribunal at Court ib 19 Of communications to be made to the King by the Tribunal	19

Of the minute book of the Tribunal	21

Of papers orders c to be preserved in the archives of the Tribunal	22

Of the inventories to be drawn up at the elections	24

Of the chief and second official of the Tribunal	25

Of its messengers	26

Of the table of fees to be received by persons employed in Mexico and in the Mining Districts	27

Of the oath to be taken by persons filling the offices of the Tribunal	28

Of contentions between the TribunalGeneral the Territorial Deputations	31

CHAPTER II	34

Of the salaries of officers in the Tribunal	37

CHAPTER VI	49

General grant to subjects and prohibition to Foreigners	55

CHAPTER X	65

Of the obligation to make adits	66

Of mineowners being treated in certain cases in the same manner as such ad venturer	68

Of general shafts ib 14 Of their necessary depth ib 15 Of denouncing mines which are not drained by the owners	69

CHAPTER XI	70

Of their right to denounce to a greater extent than individuals ib 3 Of the twentyfour parts of a mine called barras ib 4 Of partners working jointly an...	71

Of a partner wishing to sell his share	72

Of their working on the establishment to which they are attached rather	77

Of the children to be maintained for the purpose	102

Of the favour to be shewn to deserving persons in the Mining profession	108

The right of the king in mines of gold silver and other metals salt	112

Of the damages to be paid by the proprietors of the more elevated mines	119

CHAPTER II	122

The working of quicksilver mines was at first permitted in	139

CHAPTER IV	162

CHAPTER V	170

CHAPTER VI	182

CHAPTER VII	188

Of the tickets to be given to owners of metal particularizing the reducing	191

86	198

Of altering the boundaries and making additional pits and the circumstances	255

CHAPTER XIV	264

Administrative jurisdiction of the territorial deputations	266

CHAPTER XV	284

Discoverers of mountains worked in other parts to have two on certain	290

10 That the viceroys and president shall have cognizance in certain	297

Time allowed to denouncer for taking possessionin what cases enlarged	318

CHAPTER XVIII	320

CHAPTER XX	333

CHAPTER XXI	341

Of the reduction of the ore both by smelting and amalgamation Of	351

CHAPTER XXVI	362

Of the deliveries of the metal where the supplier is paid by premium upon	385

11 That the copper in the mines in Cuba be worked and remitted	386

be a discoverer	391

Decree of 12th March 1811 for the encouragement of agriculture and industry	397

Manifesto of Ferdinand VII 4th May 1814	405

The territorial deputations to proceed in causes relating to Mines indepen	407

President Taylors Message in relation to California Jan 21 1850	415

Instructions of Mr Clayton Sec of State to Mr King	423

Instructions of Mr Ewing Sec of Int to Mr Jones	429

66	435

Extracts from instructions of Aug 17 1773	444

Decree respecting colonization of Aug 18 1824	451

Regulations concerning missions Nov 3 1834	461

Extracts from Gen Mitcheltorenas proclamation March 29 1843	469

Decree of Departmental Assemblymissions April 3 1846	475

Communication of Mr Halleck to J G Majors June 2 1849	482

Treaty between Spain and Mexico Nov 28 1836	489

Act of Legislature of California adopting the common law April 13 1850	506

Common Law in relation to Mines and Minerals	514

19 Of the salary of such interventors and of rewards and punishments	543

CHAPTER XVII	551

87	560

When proceedings to be had verbally	571

On partnership in mines	574

Decrees of the Supreme Government of Mexico	595

66	600

Decree April 6 1830 respecting importation of cotton gooods	621

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Tittel	A Compilation of Spanish and Mexican Law, in Relation to Mines, and Titles to Real Estate, in Force in California, Texas and New Mexico: And in the Territories Acquired Under the Louisiana and Florida Treaties, when Annexed to the United States. Containing a translation of the mining ordinances ... Volum 1 av A Compilation of Spanish and Mexican Law: In Relation to Mines, and Titles to Real Estate, in Force in California, Texas and New Mexico; and in the Territories Acquired Under the Louisiana and Florida Treaties, when Annexed to the United States. Volume I. Containing a Translation of the Mining Ordinances of New Spain--Gamboas̕ Mining Ordinances--the Laws in Relation to Mines of Gold, Silver and Quicksilver, Contained in the "Novisima Recopilacion",and the "Recopilacion de Las Indias", and in the Decrees of the Cortes of Spain and of Ferdinand VII., Also of the Laws and Decrees of Mexico, on the Subject of Mines, Colonization, and the Right of Foreigners to Hold Real Estate. Also, Extracts from Public Documents, and from the Laws of California, in Relation to Mines and Mineral Lands: Together with a Digest of the Common Law, on the Subject of Mines and Mining, John Arnold Rockwell
Forfatter	John Arnold Rockwell
oversatt av	John Arnold Rockwell
kompilert av	John Arnold Rockwell
Utgiver	J. S. Voorhies, 1851
Lengde	663 sider

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