Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-21
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Pull Text of the Aet For The Bestcf of
Settlers on Public Lands.

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rssssd 10th bonsel nf SorcrSss "s rsoa;va5 . -,
aarnrovnl of the President ana viii ar,,es,' y,
sta ,a%i yoin,ne ~ ,sa "tat,,,as = lf
a., ,.ao,,,S;ar,, ,,ai,s 20 ,aanT b,,nj.,ds IS
sa,tieri IN he Pa.;fc Ststss and Tsrr;,o@;es
onI ;mnortant also To he understo,3 Nv, ell
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Be j, enacted, etc, That when q pfe-empton,
homestead or tmber-eulture claimant shau NE
written reiinqushment OF his claim III the local
Land 0fiee tho land covered hy such claims shall es
open to settlement and entry withoCt further
action the part of the Commissioner of the Cen
eral Land Office.
Sec. Iu MI cases where any person has contest
ed paid the Land Office fees and procured the can
collation. of any presumption, homestead oI timber
culture entrv he shai! ne no'iheu py 'ne Register u
the Land once ei tho disret IN MSiSn % saeh ani =
thirtv laws from The date Of such notice to enter
said lands, provided, that said Register shall be cn-
tited TO zee oil - ior sne si',s ., in'r m %
DC PAD Nv the eon'es,a', ana "os 70 sa,, =.
- o. ii sa.ts o ,p %, the nnblic snds ~
the United states whethersurveyed or unsurveyed.
wi the intention Of claiming he same under tie
homestead laws, shall be allowed the time to Gle
homestead apphet'ioh' ana Ieitet "'s "islnal s
emry IN Tue oissu th t, Sytc ise to
,,,,. ,Se;r cai,s on record ard hs Iisht shall re-
late back to the date OF settlement the same as Il
he settled under the pre- emption laws.
The following Act of Congress. as passed
~, .ba orr ;rst referring To the settlers aHi
Jav;t IN nre-ernrtion and eommutel home
tad entries will al.o be fouud OF intere.s IN
connection with the foregoing:
10 i enacted etc 1ha, the affidavit REQUIRED to
bo nd nv Sections 2e62 and 23Ol Of the Reyis Il
Statutes OF the United states may be made before
the Clerk of the County Court, or Of any Court OF
record of the county ard state or district and lef
ritory IN which anus are s,,.oy' a,d s,n saS
ads an are siuS'Cp Ne ,a u, % =; similar manner in NV
adi,cent eou,y in saId state Territory, and The
tlidayit so made apd duly subscribed shall have the
same force and effect if made before the Register
or Receiver OF the proper District and the sane
shall be tranfmtted oy sueh CIefn o, 'he ooar' 10
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New YORK, June 2Cth.-A meeting oil the
Society of Associated Pioneers OF the Terrific
rial Days OF California was held at the Sturte
want House this afternoon, to take action IN
regard to the death Of General John A
Sutter, President OF the Society. The bear
flag" Of the Society burg at halt mast over
the hotel all day, and one Of the parlors was
well filed with old Pioneers. General Il. 9.
Gibson, acting President OF the Association,
occupied the chair and made an appropriate
address, illustrating The life and character OF
deceased; oSnef addresses were niaue py
NJ G o0"u raad ,'na,,, Gnu
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poseu 10 Ot %,I =; n Jobns r. KsnoSIo
s.'J IT P,,iar was onno;rted 70 5raft
aiu =, L. X, ao.sa,, faIt e..
iI..ono ttS assno;a,idn ot tbe dssth Of ;ts vcr-
snoh11 VIZ p~as;de-lt r,h;ch yraro roaa .nJ
cradle PRESIDENT, @b'ch h were IS Leaa ih. ina
.Io Sso;,,, sio,,ii attord ~. fnnoraI oe 60
era oe 'S Smttsy which vii tska ace at his eta
- =, I;,'l Tancastes cdnntv Pr a.
1o III 80. nstrnn H. 9SJ ;n5,orf - %
i;at H. ,,,aa.;nfT o;ionrY,od M rasai,,
tnns rsfer 70 +bn esrJv caresr of Gsrerai Snt
tsr in Cal;fornia the services rendered 70
W. w, ,i,,ra,ts baeoTe +La 1scovs,v of soiI onI
tba yaincbIe aid rendered our. .Goyernrnens i,
she t ,u - tbat UI, bs -
uton lis IL $50 .ha l.ns s III Va
oiu res S tt S d e. U lawNsrs ,oSa or nnd Us
cry T 80 h;s Ji"SS',,,;tqt 10
eis; 'nN w h;a ~. -,
op'iiNin5 .tI,ht ms - -
sresS' WliGu !i ~ 10 TLo ILL.,, "ay "Ste ot,t
eheu ms 1s"sn nV "a M
- ~ hotS rssantions an5 nono, are ~ h er
crossed and presented to his family. The So
cie.y will attend his funeral, wearing their
insignia, and carrying the Swiss, the Mexican
and American flags lntertwlned.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
w.suIscroN- .June 2Oth.-The following
,ostoi chances far the Pacific coost were
rr,ade last week -. Offices established-John
Adams. Butte county, California, John
A1sns Postmaster. Minshew. Butte count,~.
ial;in,1is Samuel Mcclellan, Postmaster.
Rio SEQ, Butte county, California. VIM,
ATerrifeld Postnasfer: Shamrock. Ken
conntv California. Charles r. Byansop. Post
,noete,.. Rve Valley R.ler couutv. Oreron.
.Tobn 6 T,Gcle. Postmaster. Opincy. Tooeie
county. Utah. Mrs. Mariette Knowltor, POST
mistress. Os1ees discontinued -, - Stanton :
Lake county GahIoinia BaikFIle' C9tuiA-
bll county, washington territory lTene'
Whitman county, Washington IerIltoIy-
Postmasters appolnreucc,h d; rni.h'
Henly, SlsElyou coun' y, California; HpnraTEa
Mcintyre, HIcksyllle, Sacramento county,
California; I'd. 7. Hungeriord, Little stony,
Coiusa county, California Miss Minerva j.
Smith, He!ex, Umatllia county, Oregon
Justin Seaman, Goldendale, Klickitat county,
Washington Mrs Irene Weeks, Lopez
Island, Ban ,J 1tan county, WaShlns Ton Ter
ntory W. w: oh5uer' D"iiDie Dee lava
pai county, Arizona.
Nebraska Census Returna.
r,,,o,co Juro ootb Tho Y,tc,-o.,,.,.
xyoli; SItoA4o, ~, .'0n;ol oor. Scnot"~ ,ddoot
" tha3 0ei ~ rs1,,r,s froro Nabrask
cllas LA VIE . rf ,bot So ~ I
WIN siiSw sNo non se p;.t t,.t' 100 oao n $50 rh;e
will give four more Congressmep. which the
Senator vouches viii be all Republican. but
they will not take their seats till the Forty
eighth Congress. The census will show. also.
that the State has increased over 500 per
cent. in population IN in ten years. Tie city OF
Omaha hiss only 10000 more residents than
it had at the last census. proving that the
great majority of immigrants belong to the
agricultural class.
The President tn Ohio.
co1r,,rrs Jrre 2otb President Eayss
and wife spent the dav very quietly, attend
ing church at the Bond-street Chapel. Re
ferrine to his contemplated visit to California.
the President said that if be goes at all it will
be as late as September, bis idea being to
reach Sacramento in time to attend The State
Fair about the nl1uOIe OF tuaI ulohth- I4S WIZ
cA'Ohu mo WY W.