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Missoula, Missoula County, Montana
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The U.S. land office inquiry into the $50 million Cunningham coal land claims in Seattle adjourned until next Thursday in Spokane. Foreman Squire C. Chessum testified that a tunnel on the Tenino claim was for investigating a thick coal vein, not mining from multiple claims as government witnesses alleged.
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Seattle, Nov. 27.
The land office inquiry into the validity of the Cunningham coal land claims, valued at $50,000,000, was adjourned today until next Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in Spokane.
Squire C. Chessum, who was foreman of work on the Cunningham claim for three years, testified today that the long tunnel on the Tenino claim, which government witnesses had said was apparently built for the purpose of mining coal from several claims, was made for the sole purpose of investigating the coal vein, which was thick at this point.
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Seattle, Spokane, Tenino Claim
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Nov. 27
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Land office inquiry into Cunningham coal land claims adjourned from Seattle to Spokane; foreman Squire C. Chessum testifies tunnel on Tenino claim was for investigating coal vein, countering government claims of multi-claim mining.