"Montana Miners' Code with Forms" is a historical legal guide offering insights into the mining laws specific to Montana during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Compiled by Edward Beach Howell and Edward W. Harney, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of the regulations governing mining activities in the region, including claim procedures, water rights, and dispute resolution.
Beyond its legal aspects, the book provides a glimpse into the historical context of mining in Montana, a crucial period in the state's economic and social development. The inclusion of legal forms makes it a practical resource for miners and legal professionals of the time. This work is valuable for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the history of mining in the American West.
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