National Republican., 1885-08-12
THE FENCED LANDS.

LIST OF THE LAW BREAKERS KNOWN TO
THE DEPARTMENT-TEN MILLION ACRES
IN ALL.
The Presidents $ proclamation against
illegal fencing of the public lands caused
decided sensation yesterday, especially
among those interested in land matters.
1t is estimated that there are over half
million acres on record, which will be
affected by this order.
The following is list of the Enclosures
of which the general land Office has
specific knowledge, which are affected
by the Presidents proclamation of yes
terday: Levisey Bros, Pueblo county,
Col, 62,700 acres; John Ross, Pueblo
county, Col, l4,720; John Hersperger,
Pueblo county, Col, 10000; Landlord
Bros, Pueblo county, COL, 1920; Il.
G.. Tolle, Pueblo county, COL, 5000;
John G. Hans, Pueblo county,
Col, 40, 300; Daniel Kees, Bent county,
Col, 1900; j. G. Jones, Bent
county, Col, 1,02O; Polk Is Anderson,
Bent county, Col, 1906 David de Graf,
III Paso county, Col, l0,S00; Robert
Douglas, I'll Paso county, COL, 1,720;
Allen Il Link, Park county, Col, l3,500;
b. Il. Spinney, Park county, Col, G,000;
James Malloy, Las Animas county, Col,
1920; Poindexter Il Orr, Beaverbead
county, Mont, 80, $50; Charles Beaubien,
Silver Bow county, Mont, 1900; Solo.
mon Jennings, Silver Bow county,
Mont, 1880; James A. Campbell, Gus.
ter county, Mont. $500; G. II. Hutton,
Albany county, Wyo., 5000; William
Wallace, Deer Lodge county, Mont,
1900; Clatielter, Thomas Il Blake, King.
man and Harper counties, Kan, "a, 100;
William Dunphy, Lander and Eureka
counties, New, 1880; Rafael &
Bradley, Lander county, Nev., 1900;
Crum and Ferris, Lander county, New,
5000: Andrew Benson, Eureka county,
New, 300; G. f. Cofe Il Co., Sioux
county, Neb, 5000; Circle Bar Com.
pany, Sioux county, Neb., $3.50; War
Bonnet Live Stock Company, Sioux
county, Neb., 5,272; Dakota Stock
Company, Sioux county, Neb., G1 ,96s;
Ogden & Aves, Utah, 900; Thomas Ray,
Utah, 1000; Patrick Largy, Montana,
200; Northwestern Cattle Company,
Montana, $4,000; Martin Stevens, Bent
county, Col, 5000; A. S. Polk, Bent
county, Col, 5,7G0; NJ. 7. Hopkins,
Bent county, COL, 10000; Columbia
Cattle Company, Bent county, Col.
5000; II. S. Holly, Bent county, Col.
1000; Mclean Bros, Bent county, Col.
1000; Joseph Graham, Bent county, COL,
l,200; James Beatty, Bent county, Col.
2l,000; A. j. Anderson, Bent county,
COL, 1000; Humphrey Best, Bent
county, Col, 1000; G. w. Swink, Bent
county, COL, 1900; j. w. Potter, Bent
county, COL, 4,500; McDaniels & Davis,
Pueblo county, COL, $4,000; Nancrede
& Ramsey, Pueblo county, COL, O,6OOi
Frank Bloom, Las Animas county, Col,
5000; W. Il. Burns, Las Animas county
COL, 800; B. X. Kimberley, Arapahoe
county, COL, 5000; = Schafer
Arapahoe county, COL, 5000.
Suits have been recommended in the
following cases; Arkansas Valley Lane
and Cattle Company, Colorado, 1000,
600 acres; Prairie Cattle Company, Col
orado, 100000; Halle & Barela, Colo
RADIO, 5000; Joshua II. Anderson, 0 200
Jones & Hess, $500; John Prowers
200, 900; Brighton Ranch, Nebraska
10000; Benz. Hershey, Nebraska, 59l
Ira Nichols, Nebraska, 1888; Morell G
Keith, Nebraska, 1,4si; Burke q Sons
352.
1t is estimated that not less thar
10000, 900 acres, in addition to the land
mentioned in the above list, are illegal,
inclosed, Of which the special agents o
the department have not yet had time Il
make examination and specific report.