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Bier (Mont. ) 39 Pac. 461 ; Casey v. Thieviege (Mont. ) 48 Pac. 394, 61 Am. St. Rep. 511 ; U. S. V. Iron Silver M. Co. , 128 U. S. 673, 9 Sup. Ct. 195, 32 L. Ed. 571 ; Largey et al. V. Black, 10 Land Dec. Dep. Int. 156; Butte & B. M. Co. V. Sloan (Mont. ) 40 Pac. 217; 2 Lindley on Mines, §78i. It is also settled that the burden of proof in such circumstances is upon the lode claimant to establish by clear and convincing testi- mony that the vein or veins which he claims are exempted from 1 the ...placer application by operation of law are of the character which will render them known veins, as above defined. Mon. Central. Ry. Co. V. Migeon, supra; 1 Snyder on Mines, § 666; Cripple Creek s Gold Min. Co. V. Mt. Rosa Mining, Milling & Land Co. , 26 Land/ Dec. Dep. Int. 622. These decisions are based upon the proposition that one claim- »■ ing land as a lode location, as against a prior placer location up- on which patent has issued, must establish that the ground so claim- ed was known to be valuable to operate as a lode mining claim when application for patent was made upon the placer, and that, unless this does appear as a fact, he will not be permitted to take it from another who has previously located it as a placer claim, and ob- ' tained patent therefor.
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