...3534-3535, supra, petition, p. 1), Denny renews his efforts to disprove the Government's charge that minerals have not been found within the limits of...sufficient quantities to constitute a valid discovery. In effect, he contends that at the time of location in February 1912 there was discovery of gypsum,...

...eliminated Axel claims. The April 26 decision sustained the following charges against the claims : 2. That minerals have not been found within the limits of the claims in suflicient quantities to constitute a valid discovery. December 29, 5. That the claimants were not,...

...in a complaint dated February 21, 1963, that: a. The land embraced within the lode mining claims is non-mineral in character. b. Minerals have not been found within the limits of the lode mining claims In sufficient quantities to constitute a valid discovery. c. The Millsite claim...

...1957. On May 6, 1959, the United States contested the validity of the claims by filing charges that minerals have not been found within the limits of the claims in sufficient quantity or quality to constitute a valid discovery and that the materials found within the limits...

...2 and alleged that the land embraced within respondents' claims is nonmineral in character and that minerals have not been found within the limits of...sufficient quantities to constitute a valid discovery. Respondents, who had 30 days to answer the administrative complaint or have the allegations taken as...

...12 579953—61 1 that, as to the seven other claims, it had sustained its charge that minerals had not been found within the limits of the claims in sufficient quantities to constitute a discovery under the mining laws (30 USC, 1958 ed., sec. 21 et seq.). The Carliles appealed to the Director...