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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
2
Notices from the United States Land Office Sundance Wyoming dated December 21 1907 November 5 and December 16 1907 announce filings under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878. Applicants Chep Tromble Frederick C Richardson William A Weaver seek purchase proofs before the Sundance register February 1908 with named witnesses and adverse-claim notices to follow by February 1908.
Notice is hereby given that under the act of Congress June 3 1878 for sale of timber lands in California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory as extended to all Public Land States the land will be offered at Sundance Wyoming on February 1 1908. Descriptions include lot 4 section 1 township 64 west range 64 west and other NW SE and SW sections. Claimants should file objections by February 1 1908. witnesses named from Hulett Belle Fourche Forest and Sundance appear. Representatives include A E Hoyt Register and Receiver.
In compliance with the timber and stone act, Caroline Ward of Sturgis SD has filed to purchase nw1 sec 31 twp n range 64 west 6th p m in Wyoming for timber purposes. Witnesses include William Horlocker Elizabeth Horlocker Harry B. Clark and George W. Jones of Forest. The filing date is February 1, 1908 with notices dated November 15, 1907.
Notice is published under the timber land act of June 3 1878 and extensions. James J Hutchin of Hulett Crook County Wyoming filed for sections and will prove land is valuable for timber or stone, with witnesses listed. Public lands office in Sundance requires claims to be filed by specified dates in February March 1908. A. E. Hoyt Register.
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