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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01
WEST VIRGINIA:
IT Rules held in the Clerks Office of The
q Circuit Court Of Mason county in the monh
OF September, 1874.
uowes Baker, Plaintiff,

VI ScplCuoeI, lCIs.
uowes Baker, Plaintiff
w..
j. L. Brownen and Angenpra Drownell DIS
In Charcery.
The object ofthis suit is to foreclose mort
gage executed by the defendants TO the PLAIN
tiff on the 2Gth day Of April, 1873, on six hun,
bred and thirty.four and one half acres OF
land lying in the county Of Mason, on the wa
ters Of Thirteen Mile Creek, and on personal
property on SAID land at that time, consisting
Of horses, cattle aud saw mill and fixtures,
and other personal property, for the pay!nrN.
Of ten thousand dollars, by bond executed by
the defendant J. L. Browneil, 10 the sal!
Howes Baker. with seven per cent. interes:
from the date thereof, dated the e6th day O.
April, 1874.
AMI happening BY affidavit filed with 'ee
papers Of this cause. that the said j. i. Brow,
nell is non. resident Of the State Of West
Virgins, it IS ordered that he do appear he'e
within one moath af.er the first publications. OF
this order and do what is necessary 10 prote.ct
his interest in this suit.
Teste:
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Tomliason q Polsley, Soils.
Sept iO-iw.
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covyrssrosgR's SALE OF REAL Es-
TaTEIN TEAY'S VALLEY, PUTNAM

n '
IfSDgR and by virtue Of a decree Of the
u Circuit cour. OF Putnam Comfy West
Virginia rendered on Che 23d day of April
1s35' in chancety therein pending, wherein
R. n. 3. Thompson. aud others are eomP!a
ants and william Grass aud others are defend
anls, I viii on the
9th day Of September, 1874,
between the hours OF 9 a. n. and pm, at the
from. door Of the Court House Of said county,
proceed to sell at public auction, 10 the high.
est bidder, two tracts Of land situated in
Teay's Valley. Putnam county, containing the
ON. Iy9 acres. and the o,ke7 n acres, and
knows as the William Grass farm. and fully
set forth and described in the Bill and papers
fled IN SAID cause.
TERMS OF SALE:
Twenty per cert. Of the purchase money cash
in hand and the balance 10 three equal install
m.nts Of six. twelve and eighteen months, res
pectiyely. taking bonds with good security,
bearing interest from the day OF sale for the
deferred payments, and the title Will be CD
tanned as a further security until the purchase
money i. paid. JIS. W. HoGE,
mug. 2O4w. Specisl Commissioner.
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The above sale is postponed until The Goth
day o! October, 1874, JAS, W. HOGE,
oct. law. Special Commissioner.
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.AND SALE IN PUTNAM COUNTY,

LAND SALE IN PUTNAM COUNTY!
d Virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
~ of Putnam county, rendered at lis april
Term, lS14, in the Chancery cause Of George
W. Cox against L. N. B. Thompson, and 9th.
erS, shall on the
23d day of October, 1874,
1t The front DOR OF the Court Ho1se Of Putnam
county, sell at Public Auction to the highest
bidder, three se:era! tracts Of lana belonging
to the said R. N. B. Thompson; one tract lying
and being In said county, in Teay's Valley,
containing two hundred and eleven acres and
seventeen poles; one tract of land living on
C!ymc's Creek, in said county, Containing
one hundred acres, and the other on Clyme's
Greek, containing twenty th!pe and three.
eights acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:
0ne.third cash in hand and the balance on
credit Of six aud twelve months, taking bonds
with good security for the deferred pay mcns,
bearing interest FINN the day Of sale, and the
title reserved as further security. therefor.
JAS. ". H0GE, SpecI COrl'r.
oct. i-tw,
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TERMS OF SALE:

The above sale is postponed until the goth
day Of October, 1874. JAS: ". HUGE,
oct. I-4w. Special Commissioner.
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Why do the opponents of Hereford
for Congress 10 West Virginia speak OF
him as "Salary.Grab Hereford wien De
was opposed to the bill and appropriated
his share Of the Grab" to the public
schools Of that State! Way is this thus"
as Artemss Ward would say? What would
his oppoacn, have done If he had been ID
IIereford's place?-.Saunton Spectator.
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- S''''''NN'N
J. L. Brownci. Del't.
The object .! this suit is 20 attach The es:
tate oflhc defendant. J. [. BrcwneII, and s,l
the same to satisfy the claim Of The p'aiHiiFi
0 e. Looms, amounting to the sum OF S67HN
the amount du. and owing to the said r!ain.
tiff, from! The said defendant for services rend
eyed the said ]. L. Brownt.l. by the said 0.
e. LOOMS, in the county Of Mason, and Stat.
Of Vest Virginia.
And it appearing By affidavit filed with the
papers in this cause, thc. the saidJ. l.. Brow.
nell is nonresident OF this State, it Ia order
ed that he DO appear here within oae month
after the first publication CT this order and do
what is necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. Te>te:
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Howard { Guthrie, Soils. ISept. LOW
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE IN PUTNAM COUNTY.
Jacob Jclinko and Gustaye !rlinkc,
Ey.n Y. zones, ct. ais.

TTNcEa and by virtue Of 4 decree OF the
y Cireuit Court ofPrtaam county, West Vir-
ci,ia. rendered in the above sause on the q 81
day of April, 1874, l shall on the
9th day Of September, 1874,
between he hours Of . 4. m. and 1 p. M. at
the front door of the Court House OF said GONE
ty proceed to sci 1t public auction ts the
highest bidder, a tract Of land lying aEd Belns
in said county. containing ssi5 acres. and
fully described in The Bill ard Exhibits j"
Md calSc filed
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CJMMlSSIOE Frs SALE or REAL ES.
TATEIN PUTNAM COUNTY.
a. ". Earuisy aud others

The aeirs Of Levin Dixon and e.hets
HINDER aud by virtue Of a decree Of the
~ Circuit Court Of Punar; County, IVES.
Virginia, rendered on the 23l day Of April.
1871, III the above cause, shall on the
9th day of September, 1874,
between the hours of9 a. NJ and ! p. IN. a!
the front d5ot u he Court Hur,c 81 said coun
~, proceed 10 sell ct public auction to the
highest bidder. u tract Of land situated in said
county. containing ls3 acres. and krown for
pcrly as the L'vweil tract, and fully set forth
and described IN The Bill and Exhibits in said
c.uS. Sled
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TERMS OF SALE:

One Ilrd Of tile purchase money cash in
hand, balance in two equal instruments in six
and twelve months, respectively, taking bonds
with good security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale, for The deferred payments. aud the
title to said land will also be retained a, fur
iher securit. therefor until the whole of the
purchase money is paid.
JAS. W. H0GEj spccl COm'r.
AUG. s0-lv,
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A collision occurred 90 the Baltimore

A collision occurred on the Baltimore
and Ohio R. r. a, smi,hsoa S'a'io'' my
eirh. miles cas-. Of parkersbprg. on the
evening Of The 2Sd. Both engines were
b,sl, disabled. The baggage and mail
car, of The East bound train caught fire
and we're consumed. The mail agent
Bradford persisted in the flames and a'e
or six others were quite seriously hurt.
Brudfords home vas at Columbus. o.,
He had been married but three ncntAs.
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WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks 0F:e Of H..
"A Circuit Court OF Mason County in lid
month Of September, .s.4.
Rcnln Menager, Plaintiff.

Rcna. Menager, Plaintiff.
w.
R. S. Brown, Z. Il. Wells, B.. T Wells Emil,
N. Moore, George Moore, Calvin N. Noor..
Administrator OF the estate Of Morgan Moor,
deceased. and w. P. L. Neale, Executor ci
the estate Of Lewis B. Mcnascr. deceased,
and ". P. L. Nealc. Defendants.
In ChanceFy.
The object o. this suit is to set aside and
hold for nanf lit. a deed from Levi. B. Nrna
ger. ct. ais. % the said B. 7. Wells, and ali
j deed made BY the said 3. T Wells 10 E.siy
" aoore. and also to collect the balauceof hi
purchase mosey due the plaintiff o. The .asl,
in the bill mentioned.
And :tappearing by all iavit ilr! with aa
papers in tins cause that the defendant, 3. T
Wells, is rOn resinent Of this State, it i. or.
Lered that the said 2. T. Wells. DO appcl;
here within me meath alter tie first pgb!ica.
ton o! this order. aad do what Is utcc,sary 10
protect his inicicStin thi. >u;r. Tes.r
CEAS B. WAGGENER. Gl,:i.
Simpson, T. q LSept. !O-is.
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Petersburg les had Ere. The Ma
rie,ta aud Cincinnati Railroad machine
shops were burned on the 2o:h. The FIRE
was The work Of incendiaties. The tanks
which we're built to contain water to be
used IN case Of ERE we're empty. They
had been cgptiea % the scOroare!s to ia
ciIitatc the FIRE. 1t has culy been short
time since the car shop, Of the same COM
ppny, at Zalcski, we're burned down.
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TERMS OF SALE:

Onelhi.I c: the purchase money casl. in
h.at Balance III two equal inStalNents in SIS
and twciYe months. respectively, taking oonh'
with good security bearing interest tro.' the
d.v OF sale. for the deierrtd payments; an the
title 10 said Land will be retained ny :cT;lier
security until the whole Of the purchase mon
'ey is paid. JAS. T.HOGE.
aug. 2Otw. Sp-r:a. Commissioner.
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The above sale is postponed un'il thc cath
day Of October. 1914. JAS. ". H0GE,
oct l-iw. Special Commissioner.
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rad, which he'd passed TIE Senate,
passed the Hoass. Y.
The delinquent tax hw w,s passed.
Ths'hills ploptiaang $sl 900 for
State UniyeraAy, aad. III, 900 for tho
sonplslis = 81 sass Prison were
Epess So. .... II
Moose Child, Dssidssa, Gralins,
Cr,ndall aud Fletcher ware appointed .
committee 70 confer With tho 6snate
Committee on the Railroad bill.
WxDHrsDAY:SSsse Bur.
bank moved 10 ,esonsidsr the vote by
which the Bill ,ppropr,ating money
for the support Of tho three Normal
Sehooh svss lot on Tuesday night.
Nh. arases novssd ths previous qu,s.
ton, and Tho vote VII lsssouside rsd-
yes 90, nays 8. The vote VA :thsn
taken on the main question, which ap.
propr,asss q 900 70 tho Wiaons and
%, 900 70 tte M.nkato aud St. Cloud
schools each, aud il M passed BY i
vote Of % to II. s5> ''s> = .'"8
nonnslly's bin requiring railroad
companies = ksep scales for weighing
wheat Il stations, W. lot. r. .'"' r.
The Senate bin 'sppropriatins >lo,
600 for tie further completing aud
heating til, St. Cloud Normal School
~as pssssd. e. ,@s' = ,.''s... -
III. new t..z bill hi passed both
Houses. ~ ~! 'sE-ss' - f'5 ,'<'.s,
Ho.'s.-rh. bill .lpapp,opati.ti.s g..
900 for : Pest Oomuissioasr, u.
iode6oitely postponed.
The bill appropria.iog >17,soo for
oonpleting The State Prison, vas lot.
The r blu appruplhtiag $s4. 600 fos
the support and eonpletion Of tho In.
sane Asylun, ~ passed. ..'.
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9 1F8Hs q y 5g9s 8AE 80 - I81-W 49, =
VIZ SPa1ao HAIL.. Judge Of the

Ft9Hs 94%& HA5 saEJ "a I%1AW 'i'F Z. '|
VIZ 8PR1ao HALL, Judge Of the
Court of Common PIess of Ramsey
sssn.y. ~ requested BY the bar Of 81.
Pssl, sisAeu. regard % party, Is b.
eeos o aasdidste for reelection, and
b h4 sonesatsd % do 90. It is
sossAy n isnark ,hsss Of three Judge"
sIDstst lse isil. pos .,oe sss suPp"'ed
81 ps,siS.s xreands Jude MeKrls,
al Jsas. Y.nssrba.gh. Rspobl's'".,
and Jsdss~ Mitchell, Dew'or.s, were
sl.s.sd s shs essoimoss vote Of their
Dise,issss Tkb !. II ~. it.. should be-.
Lssatte SesSh - sndsr n" obligations
70 pois.is y pssisieiiss ~. - S..'', >.
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aE1sNDsorAu Hnwsers

T.
---Ths wife, Of Senate, Coegswell
died on Tuesday. = =.
The bakery o. Geo. W. Brown, Of.
hanksto, vas burned on Saturday !.
Partially ipsursd., .. !, CT
= "A: A. Tsnu.r,. Of Hastings, sold
hn farm Of svo hundred .orssin Doug.
La to j. 2: Kipgshurg for &, 100. -. =.
"A child IF Mike Fay, Of New
'Hsvsn, olns.sd county, vss burned to
death Oh Fidsy'by it, clothes catching
fire from the stowe. o,~5 ~: ss:a1I.
Tho New Ulm Manufacturing
Conpsny's building and machinery
were destroyed by fire on Saturday, in.
volving . Ion of about $4,000.
Senator Ramsey has introduced .
bill in the Senate providing that
Gen. H. P. Van Cieve, of the East
Division, shall be placed on the retired
list Of the United States Army .'"
"A young mai named Clifton was
arrested At Minneapolis on Saturday
for attempting 70 pass check to which
he had forged the name Of D. Nor.
rison.
Sem Ellington, Of Sacred Heart,
Renville county, committed suicide by
hanging himself with vhip.l,sh to !,
tree. he leaves = vito and three
children.
- The Liteh6eld House At Thomp.
son was burned on Monday. Part Of
tho furniture Vas saved in . damaged
condition, Loss, $1,000; no insur.
soo'' n.sjg "a. - 81; =.
"A large tumor, which aboat Filled
the. cavity Of The mouth, vas removed
from oodsr the tongne Of > young ma.
named Dow, Of Elk River. BY St Pau
surgeons o. Tuesday.z :,f4sT :
90 Friday night tho dry good
store of I. T.eStsvens, 1t St. Charles
WAS entered By burelars,4 who
carried of about 81 900 worth Of goods
they left untouched . safe containing
$500 in cash.
Charles h. Ruu.mell. Of M.uk.to
whose millinery. store was burned abou
= month ago, hes been arrested on th
charge Of having set the fire. He hi
$1,000 Of insurance, and removed nea,
ly al the stock before the fro.
"A man named Joseph R.moud
Who shot himself in the head ,
Hinckley, in this State, in Dsesmbe,
1871, but unfortunately recovered, sho
and killed his mother IN New ]erse
in Jsnassy. The usual plea of iussnit
is ses up. T. '"-. :.-
On Sunday morning Turner Hal
in East Minneapolis, vas burned, Will
. mssque.sds bali va in full bias
Loas $4,000; Insured for $9,30'
The dwelling house Of Mru. MoNsll
vss also burned. Loss, $4,000; q
Insurance. 49,:
Tho body Of I man named P. Nc
). 1lrath was found dead 10 . straw stao
at Blooming Ferry, Hennepin count!
/. on Saturday. The man had died
, heart disease, and the body had q
pereutly been lying there for seven {
eight days. = - ss''='. .@>>.. ~
II - meeting Of the creditors of
*. Combs, Of s.. Paul, w.s held 81.
urday,. and T. R. L. Hardenbe,
chosen assignee. Mi. Combs li.bil
ties have been estimated at $4,000
with assets valued At s., 500, and So
900 of book accounts.
j.. Capt Sidney Albert, saperintsud
ent OF the Minneapolis Water Work,
~.' killed on Saturday by beiO
thrown from bis sleigh. He v.
hurled With such violence against
oisohilug post aa to break it in two, 4
tho same time crushing in his left sid.
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Gov. paws " s''en, ire strong :.
>ss % possible ,s evidence d his belief IN
seosapy '.od retorsssaby protesting
axsin.. b.,inx ii. salary raised - = = 3 i
go. Al biz request, The appropriation
bill ~ spsnded il the Ssoass reduce
ios biz salary u % 600. ''.@S''a : st..
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The latest authentic information
from Fort silleonvsys lad, news ,fos
frontier people. Lone Wolf, the
kiovs ohisi, is preparing to 60 to
Texas with. = strong party to svenge
the death Of bis son, who ~ killed in
: fight With the l.te Lieut.. Hudson on
the west fork Of the Neuces. -.
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The women are ..ill v.ging teleot-
!.s. var against whisky: u New York,
lodi.n., Missouri, Penusylv.ois and
Ooio, and even in Kentucky, tho work
is progressing earnsstly.* The ladies 81
Minneapolis. 10 this State, arc organ.
isiqy preparatory Is taxing the feld. =
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THE TRADE
49, Rtaa8HE@.& ssHz~:. ..r:z sssszs@e
O e .4z:t
ST. PAUL, :M1NN.
i4T1rnr 1@gr~rrTT1E <
F0R 1874 @2a~ aoa:*a
~. .ETT7

I'll. Jobbers
respectfully attention
determined this to offer Inducements
pos0 before both regards stocks and the lowest m'r.
rop. and relying
goods any other
market the West st. P.u
products their advantage make cngD
AGRICULTURAL 1nplEhENrs -
E.: a s s' %
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srArloaERs.
H;s g? IL Sst' e:s. s.: ''''
Merrill Co.. 1866 Third IL IA .a Taylor l4s Third
sssf s. s:ss; 49, Hs Co., 70 Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS EAIsRs Il = . q
ouiDby Hano-eu o. Roberts Henry
CARPETS CLOTHS. PAPER, ST.. 80
5se s ~ a.. f 4 NEW s. e sst
Poloet Donaldson Ogden rld"
S!s 7is' 81 III; ":'ss ST ''
s!s:s g. 49, fs;.: 80 Third
~~r-rr1 oosrzn AND SPICE MILLS H. :cyEA
Granger Hees. ~ THY, sda,,,ss1ox MERCHANTS
!:
~seitsy s SSis1 - tss:f ''' ''s>'
Miner Mccarthy reuth St Mo,1snus 254 and 25e
! & COPPER BRASS WORKS. -
! DOORS SASH BLINDS MouLp1nas. "-":
Brandhors nosner& Co.. 9Th &C
! MEDICINES CHEMICALS. ~ -
Cutler, Thirdst Edward Biges 12a Third
GOODS. 49, >E.-s
s Finch s's " and " S@ ss 9 . Third ssa Retail,
FANCY GOODS NOTIONS
H''' ITO Third FANCY ND a. F:s sse1s = harrow
John 'A''' ~ tnno rnRn4ruRr 49,
shuey 1879 Third at
| GUNS, RIFLES PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS ~
VIM Burkba Third - = -
y: - >s.r GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS. - 49, 49,
s Co., ss and ] s s
(raney RsAa) 21hd 1925 jackson
t. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. ::..=* 2ez-
sssss s;t s.!. 4 s s ss
'' ''' ron NAILS IND sfs FEEL: 100 &'' ~
.a>so Brothers,
J Richardson wAToHMAKERs TOOLS MATERIALS J4
! 49,, LEATHER AND FINDINGS ~<>.. ~ x
Combs Brothers. 100 1 niTaoaRApnnsa AND ENGRAVING
St. r1f s5s en- 1is Ezra s Reed " Third and jackson
LUMBER COMPANIES
5sGs g. .s s ' Hs s""'s' " Third
MACHINERY, RAILROAD SUPPLIES
woosey 50 Thirast
s! 1s@s >"A's'' and Retail
NOTIONS TOYS,
'''''' 4'''" PAINTS OTIS WINDOW GLASS TO- ~ Il
Brothers Cutler 81 sv'ss n 1913 1''a'
''s'' '''''' 40 PAPER DEALERS.
Averin Russell & Carpenter 224 Third = " Z 49, -
| "|T:*:<. =: PHoroaR AP1c STOCK, FRAMES, $3.50.
Zimmerman
+ PUMPS AND PIPING. - It'll: r ;
sADplna7 AND 5ADD1nRr HARDWARE.
Moehous Ware Schmidt y
| MANUFACTURERS.
Halls Safe Lock Coz chas Mayo
Detroit S sss Co.. Ass,
o @s'''>''' SEWING uAcHfinrs w aoLEsAIr AGENTS
Sewing
ne Is; $ss.xs 4ss
sf>~ft'
Mauufao Thrds
- TRUNK MANUF ACrURERs AND DEALERS.
Crippen 1923 Third st ~ &@S%~-~N>~ $780,
4S~'S~
Peabody Co., 107 Third
| NJ frankel Mcclellan %
Retail Business Of st. Paul.
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TuD t11e LAND nVESTl9ATION
"a95h4s - IS : . C.. a'.. --.
Osruaaday Mr.. Donoeliy, Chair.
nod The Coun'ssee appointed BY the
0sassS % invss<iesss The eoverumens
,als 4 pine md sed.r timber ON the
Lsssh Lake reservation. made volumi /
BON .spest-. TIE ssaslasioas arrived
.saby tie Csoni,sea aRe, in substance,
tAsss ~ ssbsoloss isss Of the echoo.
ssslioss ii ths reservations Was in the
listed ss.sss prior 70 1857, subject
osly % The tight Of tho Indians to the
tsopolsry occupancy Of the same; that
In 1867 The .bsoluts fec was granted
b., ths United States to the State of
Minsesoes, wtish u now seized Of the
absolute fec II such school sections !;
that the ss'yey simply asoert.ined the
nsses sad boo1ds Of the States pr,p-
city. alter xhish tho United s,atss had
sssslaAioa - those sections except to
tssnisaas the Indian occupancy thst
he Usissd ssstes, having parted With
The 10 u tie lsads, h.ve no right to DE-.
s,ds them 81 their timber and that j,
sssA timber i cut The State has the
sigss -: psotsst its property by in.
js1sssosl q otASswise.s "..tAs'
The rspost statss that On arrange
osstiss bseos made With Mr.. A. d.
Wilosf y whiihsss sgress to release to
~ easss III interest il tho timber on
49, Lsds, ebt.,ssd - contract with
Il. Dated .ssatss, in eass the Goa It's
sAaN - 'ss.aaay tine beside that the
0ss1s Il allfssspaa he'd. No title to or
iSossuse lasAid lsnde when hn contract
49, -, nd provided that the st.te
shsn With. ~ years e.u.., Legal pro.
sssdisss y b instituted to establish
IT, it'll, ao,st6sr lands % situated.
: sTha6ssasa ssdsssd hs,rslsass to bs
:PlssSaaia tbssp osssssios q the Govern.
q. Isabsasdopssd z joint resolut,os
is.tsssisg lie Governor 70 take steps
a. seaisvs - sshool and swamp lands
o., ths ladias reservations, snd to bring
he aassst before the ooarts 70, sdjadl.
sseio. h ssss ths United states refuse
70 ssksosiedg TIE tigbts'of the State.
Ths Sssats slso adopted . bill re-
psslisg, the ~ autlhorisiog tho 9 sale . Of
sesepsge - sshsel ssdi oo',er'ity land
I'D nskisgie the duty Of the survey
q general Of logs 'sndi;umbsr to pro.
tsst he ssns; no further permits t
cut timber On such lands shall b
g,isstsa, end Il. eonsrasss shall be' can
tsyiljd vhsa tie i zane can b done. .
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