Decisions of the Department of the Interior and the General Land Office in Cases Relating to the Public Lands, Volume 20U.S. Government Printing Office, 1895 |
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... claimant has sub- stantially complied with the law by making an affidavit that she has personally examined the land , and from such personal examination knows that said land is unfit for cultivation , and valuable chiefly for its timber ...
... claimant has sub- stantially complied with the law by making an affidavit that she has personally examined the land , and from such personal examination knows that said land is unfit for cultivation , and valuable chiefly for its timber ...
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... claimant to the land on which he made his filing , except Parker , who filed his contest or protest long afterward , to wit , on April 19 , 1894. He also files the affidavit of David C. Pryor , the person to whom Lynch entrusted his ...
... claimant to the land on which he made his filing , except Parker , who filed his contest or protest long afterward , to wit , on April 19 , 1894. He also files the affidavit of David C. Pryor , the person to whom Lynch entrusted his ...
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... claimant , in case of a protest against his right of purchase , requires at his hands an affirmative showing that the land is of the character contemplated by the act , and unoccupied , unin- habited and unimproved ; but does not ...
... claimant , in case of a protest against his right of purchase , requires at his hands an affirmative showing that the land is of the character contemplated by the act , and unoccupied , unin- habited and unimproved ; but does not ...
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... claimant , I do not think that question can affect the determination heretofore made in this case by the Department . The effect of that rule was to compel the timber claimant to affirma- tively present that state of facts which ...
... claimant , I do not think that question can affect the determination heretofore made in this case by the Department . The effect of that rule was to compel the timber claimant to affirma- tively present that state of facts which ...
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... claimant , I see no reason in law why a rehearing should be granted as he would after the acceptance of final proof have the right to sell . It is contended further that the entry of Whiting was improperly allowed , but inasmuch as it ...
... claimant , I see no reason in law why a rehearing should be granted as he would after the acceptance of final proof have the right to sell . It is contended further that the entry of Whiting was improperly allowed , but inasmuch as it ...
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26 Stat acres act of Congress act of March action affidavit of contest affirmed allotments allowed appeal application to enter approved April April 12 April 21 attorney August August 18 cancellation claimant Commissioner December declaratory statement Department departmental decision desert land entitled entryman evidence fact February February 26 filed final proof grant hearing heirs held hereby HOKE SMITH homestead entry homestead law indemnity Indian Interior issued January July June 22 land district Land Office local officers March 19 ment mineral motion for review Northern Pacific R. R. Northern Pacific Railroad notice November October office decision office letter Oklahoma Oklahoma Territory overruled parties patent payment plat pre-emption prior protest public lands purchase reason record register and receiver rejected relinquishment reservation residence rule Secretary Smith selection September September 29 settler supra survey testimony thereof thereto timber tion township tract United