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September 25, 1895
Arizona Republican
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
What is this article about?
In San Bernardino on Sept. 24, George Simon ('Diamond George') sues McHaney Brothers for half interest in the Desert Queen mine and $30,000 in extracted ore, claiming partnership in its discovery and development.
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A MINING SUIT.
Diamond George Wants Half-Interest in the Desert Queen.
SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 24.-George Simon, known among mining men as "Diamond George," brought suit today against McHaney Brothers for a half-interest in the Desert Queen mine and for half the ore taken out since the mine was discovered, alleged to be $30,000. "Diamond George" was a partner of McHaney in locating mines at the time of the discovery of the Desert Queen and has since worked in the mine developing it and therefore claims half interest.
Diamond George Wants Half-Interest in the Desert Queen.
SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 24.-George Simon, known among mining men as "Diamond George," brought suit today against McHaney Brothers for a half-interest in the Desert Queen mine and for half the ore taken out since the mine was discovered, alleged to be $30,000. "Diamond George" was a partner of McHaney in locating mines at the time of the discovery of the Desert Queen and has since worked in the mine developing it and therefore claims half interest.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Mining Suit
Desert Queen Mine
Half Interest
Partnership Claim
Ore Extraction
What entities or persons were involved?
George Simon
Diamond George
Mchaney Brothers
Where did it happen?
San Bernardino, Desert Queen Mine
Story Details
Key Persons
George Simon
Diamond George
Mchaney Brothers
Location
San Bernardino, Desert Queen Mine
Event Date
Sept. 24
Story Details
George Simon, known as 'Diamond George,' sues McHaney Brothers for half-interest in the Desert Queen mine and half the ore extracted since discovery, valued at $30,000, based on his partnership in locating and developing the mine.