The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-27

barred by her own acts. and By the
acts Of her agents, from asserting .
claim TO certain swamp AID overao wed
land. passed 70 the railway companies.
When the Interior Department has
fully executed one grant. its ofHcers
should cease al action under another
grant, If II the same lard b. the same
grantee. A second patent may be
Issued to the party entitled 70 the lands.
where. without its issue be would be
remediless. The word entry" iEdi-
Gates every lawful application for pub
lie lands.
Earnes. Berger rs N. r. r. r. Go.
Land TO pass unier . railway grant IN
similar terms TO the one 20 the Western
Pacific Railway must BE- unsncumbered
public lands, both at the date IT the
gran, and st the definite location Of the
line Of route. and the company can only
take indemnity, il - all, for the land
that Mas within the gran. when made.
bat which az the date Of definite loca
ton had been taken out Of it by reser-
walton, sale or other disposal.
Harmon 60 Cedar Rapids aud Mis-
souri, K X Co. Where . military
bounty land warrant has been located
on . tract Of land and afterwards is
lost in the transmission from the local
Office to the general land Office. such
locations reser YES the land from further
disposition. and upon the filing Of a
properly attested duplicate, and on the
payment IT the cash. = patent will is
sue for the land ia question.
City Of Bismarck Is Hsckett ct al.
Where . specific tract Of land is desig-
mated and chosen, a part OF which is
surveyed and blocks aud streets proper
ly marked, and said acts are followed
by settlement. and improvements. and
occupation within . reasonable time,
such tract il selected within the mean
ing Of the township law, and is thereby
excluded from presumption. The filing
Of such selections may DO made before.
or after, actual settlement and by per-
SONS associated together for that pur-
pose. or drawn together by q community
Of interest
Selby ct al 90 the State of California.
The right Of State to make selection
Of lands only attaches when the final
survey Of the grant is made and the
Com missioner Of the General Land Of
fee has approved such survey. The APP
prevail by the Secretary Of the Interior
of State selections should not be held to
relate back TO the date of selection TO
the prejudice of adverse claims.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. ?5.-The Democrats
in the Second Congressional District of
this city had very stormy time At
their Convention this afternoon. between
the friends Of Ersstus Wells. tho pre-
sent incumbent. and A. W. Stay bc OK,
which was very bitter. Two chsirmen
were elected and two sets Of committees.
and both Staybock and Wells were
nominated by their respective factions.
Staybock announced his determination
10 stand and make the canvass. 1t is
understood that Wells will do likewise.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25.-Admis-
sions to-day $4,000.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 25.--In the race
to-day. the first was for . gentleman's
cup. aud was won by Phyllis Redding.
The second was mile heats for three
year Odds; was won by Henry Owens ;
time, i:44. l:46!. l:46a The third
was II miles for all ages. dead heat.
Time. 2:2l. 1t was run over, when
Whipper won in 2;l3i Killsum second.
The last Was for two year old colts, aud
Belle of Mead won. Time. LA.
ST.. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. Is The
chief Of police Of St. Louis. aud mem
Der of the police force there, and c. Il.
Hannah. Superintendent Of the United
States Express Co. arrived here this
morning for the purpose Of establishing
the identity Of the dead aud wounded
robbers. After examining the dead
body Of the man killed at MAdelia, they
without hesitation pronounced il rs that
Of Charles Pitts. and from photographs
are satisfied that those killed ut North
field were Bill Chadield and Glenn Mil
Ter. The prisoners they identified rs
Cal Younger. Bob Younger and Al
Carloy. . notorious Texas desperate.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 26.--The How
ard Association in response 10 a tele-
gram from DIR. Brues. who left here on
Saturday under their auspices with
nurses for Brunswick. sent two add
tional physicians and eight nurses. To-
days dispatch says that the restitution
is appalling and that moro money and
nurses are wanted.
NEw YORK. Sept, 26.-The Tamms-