Carey Act Powers Filed to Transfer Land Rights
A Carey act filing allows one person to hold land for another by granting power of attorney. The company provides the authorization to file, enabling transfer of land rights under the Carey act framework.
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Colorado State Land Board
Toltec Colonization Company
Boston Building
Denver
Colorado
Land Open To All Citizens Over Twenty One
A description notes 15000 acres of choice land are open to every male or female citizen of the United States over 21, regardless of current residence. The notice emphasizes equal eligibility and broad access to the land.
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The
United States
State Engineer Reports On Toltec Canal and Settlement Lands
The State Engineer reports to the Interior Secretary on the Toltec Canal and Reservoir System, noting lands to be watered and opened for settlement. An examination finds the land arid, but suitable for irrigation with a capable water supply and a completed canal and reservoir system ready for use. The project represents Colorado’s first Carey Act effort offering land and water to settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Board
Toltec
National
Star of Colorado
Liretary of the Interior
State Board of Land Conmissioners
Colorado
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San Luis Valley
Carey
Antonito
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
State Board of Land Commissioners
State of
Zeph Chas. Felt
Pres. and
Treas
W. F. Cross
Boston
Denver, Colorado