Mitchell v. Cline
California Supreme Court
Appeal from an interlocutory decree of the Superior Court of Calaveras County, and from an order denying a new trial. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Vanclief C.
A. M. Mitchell died ■ intestate in February, 1882, seised of undivided parts of two placer-mining claims situated in Calaveras County, adjoining each other. The plaintiff, Sarah Mitchell, is the widow, administratrix, and one of the heirs of A. M. Mitchell, and individually, and as administratrix, brought this action for a partition of said mining claims, making the other heirs-—the children of A. M. Mitchell, and the other tenants in common, the devisees of John Batten, deceased *411— defendants. One of the claims sought to he partitioned is known as the Bowling Green Placer Mine,…
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