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Newspaper
Buffalo Bulletin
Location
Buffalo, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
2
A public land notice from Buffalo County Wyoming announces a land claim under the General Land Office act of 1875. It lists names of claimants, witnesses, and deadlines for filing objections ahead of the August 10 date, with legal references to the acts concerning the sale and settlement of public lands in California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington territories.
A notice records an application under the Timber Land Act filed at Buffalo Wyoming. The claimant, identified as A Smith of Hagel ton in Johannatie, requests land described Township 44 North Range West, section 4, for timber and agricultural use. The document lists names of witnesses and emphasizes compliance with statutory procedures and public sale terms.
A Wyoming land office notice announces a contest for occupants to prove continuous residency and cultivation on Jamul land in Taber. Names include Brock of Buffalo and Harold Regier, with a July 3005 deadline and procedures for filing claims.
Public notice details a timber land sale in Buffalo Wyoming with claims of mineral rights and agricultural value, listing witnesses Alexander Lying Charles Rand Richard Young and others. It states deadlines for filing claims and appearance before the Register and Receiver at Buffalo Wyoming on July 6 19 6 and the ensuing proof requirements for a land patent.
Legal notice lists individuals Jones Stubba Nella Graves Charles Stubba Trani Stub and others in Barma Wy as parties named to prevent continuous rentdemes and cultivation on specified lands. The document records an interior department action at Badtiato Westing May Ut Wi Nunooty Nerehy and cites dates and proceedings leading to final prootiawupp Ar E.
Public notice from the United States Land Office Buffalo Wyoming announces compliance with federal law for timber land sale in the states of California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory extended to Wyoming. It names Rowland Huttullo owner of a timber stake seeking sale terms and invites proof of interest. It directs publication and specifies a date in early May with multiple signatories and required statements by interested parties.
A garbled OCR segment mentions Lot 11 in Johnson county and names several individuals including Viv Compleur James A Brown Moe Janes H WDonald and Johe Wobawhop, alongside references to parcels, investment, and Buffalo Wyoming, with scattered dates and locations. The legible items suggest a notice of land allotment or sale with multiple parties involved.
The United States Land Office will hear final proof on the claim of Richard Wuong Breuer Halder Alea and Chartea 1 Hand MIC located in Wyoming. Hearing set for June 24 with notices to be sent to all interested parties of record regarding continuation and adjudication of the claim.
A lengthy public land sale notice announces the sale of timber land in California Oregon Nevada and Washington territories. It lists applicants from Buffalo Wyoming and Bathie Wyoming and calls for filings before the deadline in early August 1905. It references the Timber and Preemption acts and local officials including Register and Receiver of Buffalo Wyoming.
Notice under the Turner Land Act dated June 11 18th declares William Gorgues as special agent and outlines a land claim for Lot 2 and Section 6 in township 77 west, with witnesses Horace Coune and others, inviting adversaries to file claims by July 1903, amid publication in the Omaha Semi Weekly World Herald.
Fragmented notice references land sale actions by public authorities in several states. It mentions August 4 1812 and names individuals and counties, though OCR errors obscure many details. The readable items point to a formal act or proclamation related to property, governance, and territorial jurisdiction.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a land office and public notice with references to federal acts and public land state actions but the text is garbled and lacks clear details or names to identify a full event. No specific dates, places, or parties are discernible.
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