Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

School, University, and Canal lands in To-
wa County, Wisconsin; completed at Min
eral Point, Dec. 9, le4S-
TowN n, RANGE E., SECTION I6. To-
tai value of Section appraised at $1,000.
n. f. ! Of n. E. !. Soil second rate !;
some scattering white and black oak timber !;
rolling. but not badly broken, valued at 81
per acre.
n. ". of n. E.. Tie east side broken,
and some scattering timber; west side rolling,
and part bottom land !; soil second rate; val
ued at 50 per acre.
n. E. Of n. w. !. About nalf the east
side bottom land ; soil first rate; west side
broken, covered with brush and fallen timber;
soil second rate; worth $3.50 per acre.
n. W. of n. w. !. Rolling; some
brush and fallen timber; soil good second
rate; worth $3.50 per acre.
s. w ! of y. w. !. North part in the
brush; south par. prairie; soil frs. rate !;
appraised at 50 per acre.
S. L. ! OF N. w. /. Rolling, and cover
ed with brush and down timber, with few
scattering trees; soil good second rate; worth
50 so per acre.
S. WI of n. E. !. All broken; some
timber; good spring; soil second rate :
worth 50 per acre.
S. E. ! of n. E. !. Rolling; some scat
tering timber; sod second rate; worth 50 per
acre.
n. E. of S. f. /. The same as S. E.
Of n r }. worth 50 per acre
S. E. ! of S. E. /. Part broken, part roll
ing, some timber but more brush; soil gen.
orally good second rate; worth $3.50 per acre.
w. J of S. E. !. Not tillable land bad
" broken, but considerable timber; worth
So per acre.
N. E. of S. w. j. North east part of it
in the brush; south west part in the prairie;
soil generally good second rate; worth 81 80
per acre.
s. e. ! of S. ". !, and W. ] of S. W. ].
All in the prairie; soil first rate, and worth
$3.50 per acre.
Town 4 N, RANGE E., SECTION 16. To-
tai appraised value of Section 5000.
This Section lies between two branches of
the Peeatoniea, with but little tllable soil
upon it; destitute of water or timber; very
broken high and narrow flint ridges; several
years since there was some mining done upon
it, but there is no mineral at this time known
of on it; and the Section is considered al
most worthless, except part Of S. w. ! of
S. w. l. which lies in the Pecatonica bottom,
which is valued at 81 so per acre. The rest
of the Section at 81 only.
Town 4 N, RANGE e., SECTION is. To-
tai appraised value of Section Si72O.
DR. John Loofborough has lease on n. E
+ of y. E. !, for four years FROM the 18th of
Dec. 1917; he putting under cultivation five
acres of ground.
Henry How g. Co., have a lease on part of
N. w. of n. w. for four years (time of
lease as above) for mining purPoses-they
paying one tenth of all mineral raised.
n. E. i of n. E. /. Fine rolling prairie;
soil first rate; worth $3.50 per acre.
n. w. of N. E. i. Mostly brush, and
a grove ofyoung black oak timber; soil most
~ first rate; it the burying ground of DIR.
John Loofborough; worth 50 per acre.
n. E. i of n. w. i. Soil good second
rate; but little timber; great deal of brush;
rolling, but not badly broken, and worth s. so
per acre.
n. w / of n. w. i. Soil second rate !;
but little timber; some brush, and some min
ing done several years since; worth 50 per
acre.
S. w. /. of n. w. H. Soil second rate.
with but little timber, brush or water; worth
50 per acre.
S. E. ! of n. ". J.. Soil second rate !;
rolling, but not badly broken; worth 81 per
acre.
S. W. OF n. E. /. Somewhat broken
scarcely any timber; soil second rate worth
$3.50 per acre.
S. E. ! of n. E. ]. Lies in the prairie
soil first rate; worth $3.50 per acre.
n f. / of $. E i. Lies mostly in the
prairie; soil first rate worth $3.50 per acre.
n. w. / of S. f. l. Some timber, and
rolling; soil good second rate; worth 50 80
per acre.
n. E. of S. E. /. Soil second rate !; con-
siderably broken; worth 81 per acre.
n. w. of S. w. !. Badly cut up with
deep hollow and ravines; no timber, and
soil only second rate; worth 81 so per acre.
S. w. / of S. w. /. Some broken; well
watered, and soil second rate; worth 50 per
acre.
S. E. ef S. w. 4. Soil first rate, with a
fine grove of young black oak timber; worth
$3.50 per acre.
S. w. S. E. /. Par, scattering timber,
and part prairie; soil first rate; worth $3.50
per acre.
S. E. ! of S. f. !. Smooth prairie; soil
first rate; worth $3.50 per acre.