Circuit, U: United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the N

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Excerpt from United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit; Transcript of Record, Vol. 1 of 5: Ebner Gold Mining Company (a Corporation), Plaintiff in Error, Vs Alaska-Juneau Gold Mining Company, a Corporation, Defendant in Error; (Pages 1-368, Inclusive)

Order Directing Return of Papers from Fourth to First Division.

Order Dismissing Third Cause of Action of Amended Complaint Without Prejudice.

Page Order Ext-ending Time to May 12, 1912, to File Bill of Exceptions Order Extending Time to June 12, 1912, to File Bill of Exceptions Order Extending Time Until June 24, 1912, to File Record on Appeal Order Extending Time to June 30, 1912, to File Bill of Exceptions Order Granting Motion of Defendants to Make Complaint More Definite Cider of July 5, 1911, Denying Motion to Set Aside Findings and Conclusions and for New Trial Order of July 7, 1911, Denying Motion to Set Aside Findings, etc Order Making all Original Exhibits a Part of Bill of Exceptions and Directing Transmis sion of Same to Appellate Court Order Overruling Plaintiff's Demurrer Order Overruling Plaintiff's Demurrer. Order Overruling Plaintiff's Objections to Pro posed Findings, etc Order Re Transfer of Files, from First to Fourth Division; Re Settlement of Findings, Entry of Judgment, Filing of Bill of Exceptions.

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