Washington v. Rosario Mining & Milling Co.

CONNER, Chief Justice.

In this case we are confronted with a transcript of 1041 pages, and with briefs presenting some seventy-three assignments of error. This statement merely will render obvious the futility of any effort to dispose of all questions presented in detail. We must perforce content ourselves with a determination in a general way of snch questions, and such questions only, as in our judgment are material in view of the conclusions reached by ns. Thus treated, the difficulty in disposition is largely one of labor.

Briefly stated, the suit was instituted by appellants; William D. H.…