Cheesman v. Hart
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Colorado
At Law. On motion for new trial.
1Opinion of the CourtPhilips, J.
I have examined the grounds for new trial herein as fully as my limited time would permit, and can give but a cursory review of the many questions involved. During the progress of the trial, extending over a period of two weeks, with access to the statutes and decisions of the courts in similar mining controversies, aided by the daily discus*99sions of able counsel on both sides, the court learned all it could, and its conclusions on the law are expressed, as hilly as seemed justifiable, in the charge to the jury reported in 40 Fed. Rep. 787. Such questions were new to the court, but it labored…
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