v0847-613

IN THE

Imteii BUUb Oltrrutt fflnurt nf App^ab

FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT

PIONEER MINING COMPANY,

a corporation,

Appellant,

vs.

JOHN TIBERG, et al..

Respondents.

APPELLANT'S REPLY BRIEF ON MOTION

TO DISMISS AND ON MERITS.

I.

The respondent's first motion is to dismiss the appeal

on the grounds :

(A) That under Sees. 1336 and 1337 of Compiled

Alaskan Laws and under Sec. 5 of the Act of March

3, 1891, creating the Circuit Courts of Appeal, this

appeal should have been taken to the Supreme Court

because a constitutional question is involved, either in

the construction or application of the Constitution.

(B) Because transcript is not properly certified.

(C) Because record before the Court shows, among

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