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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
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PERSONALS

Father Larkin, president Of All Hal
lows college, has returned from trip
to California.
Earl Clayton the young amateur
wheelman az the Salt Palace, has been
taken down with typhoid fever,
II, c. Thompson editor OF the Me-
Kinney CTeX) Democrat. is in the city
for a few days recreation and sight
seeing
W. r. Davis, Jr., connected with the
city star Of the Denver Evening Post,
Is spending his vacation In this city.
lie Is stopping at the Walker.
w. W. Taylor, editor Of the Plain
Dealer, Is in Colorado Springs, presld'
ing over the annual. convention OF the
Western Negro Press association.
George Il. Savage. Alvlras Il. Snow
and Judge Bartch leave tonight for o
few days visit to fishing and hunting
grounds Immediately south OF Jackson's
Hole.
NJ. X. Parsons, the well known live
stock man, is nearly recovered from his
recent attack Of pneumonia, and will
be out and around IN a few days. This
win be welcome news to his many
friends
Engineer Il. l., Felson of the surveyor
generals Office at Washington, IL stop
ping for few days at the Manltou.
lie has been on a protracted engineer
ing tour through the northeastern part
OF the State.
HALEY News Miner; o. j. Salisbury
and family passed up the branch road
yesterday from Salt Lake City. They
were 10 De met at Ketchum by William
Treloar and driven by private con-
veyance TO Challis.
Denver Times; Miss Geneva Jennings
and her mother and sister are at the
Hotel Metropole. Miss Jennings has
been spending the winter In Salt Lake
City where she has been musical direc-
tor and sololst In one of the largest
churches.
william Mcintyre has returned from
Alberta, Canada, bringing glowing re-
ports OF the progress OF the colony
there, and the Improvements that have
been made by Jesse knight and others
who have become Interested In the de-
velopment OF the country there, Mr.
Knight Is pushing matters with regard
TO the sugar factory which he Is 20
build within the next two years Next
spring 1900 acres VIII be broken up
for beets, and the soil made ready for
the crop Of 1903.
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LATE LOCALS,

Deputy John Cummock is IN Bingham
today making an attachment on the
personal property Of w. H. Zion, who
Is being sued by IN Utah Liquor
company.
The state board OF land commission
ers examined some land In Davis coun-
~. west Of Bountlful this morning and
at the meeting Of the board this after
noon II Is expected that there will be
q discussion OF the appraisement Of a..
II Is stated that nothing else Of I'M
portance will come up.
Charlotte Schwartz today filed a
complaint against her husband. Chas
r. Schwartz IN the Ord District Court.
The complaint alleges non-support
and the complainant prays for a de-
cree Of absolute divorce against her
husband; and the custody Of their 4
months old child.
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ELKS' CARNIVAL NOTES.

The committee on accommodations
requests all citizens who have accom-
modations for visitors 10 communicate
with G. II. Brink the chairman u that
committee, al once as communications
are being received az headquarters
every day. and unless the citizens throw
their homes open 10 the visitors Il will
be impossible Tor the hotels to accom-.
modaie them all. during Carnival week.
The judges who will have 20 decide
which lady has suggested the most app
propriate name for the live elk, viii
have 20 start IN az least a week ahead.
as a large mail sack full OF guesses has
already been hled away and stored In
a safety deposit vault one guess was
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AT THE RESORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

uubuIluuuluuuu
The Salt Lake Butchers will on Aug
ust a, hold their annual barbecue at
Lagoon. on the evening preceding the
event the purveyors OF the suceulent
steak viii parade the principal streets
Of Salt Lake, headed by Held's band.
Preparations are already under way
for the barbecue. and five choice car
casses VIII be roasted whole for the
patrons Of the Pennington resort on
that day.
The Federated trades win give an ex-
cursiOn 20 Provo canyon over the RIO
Grande Western on Sunday. The train
win leave salt Lake at 9 o'clock In the
morning and returning viii leave the
forks at 3:lb and y. m. II IL expected
that big crowd will turn out to par
ticipate In the famous trout and chick
en- dinners for which the various re-
sorts In the canyon are famous.
over 400 members Of TIE Brighton
and Cannon wards went out TO Lagoon
yesterday and spent very pleasant
day. Owing to the thunder shower late
In The afternoon the program of sports
was reluctantly dispensed with.
The Woodmen OF the World IN Utah
held very creditabe parade last
night which was participated In by
over 400 members OF the various lodges
Today they are holding their annual
outing at Saltair TO the strains OF
Christensen's orchestra, Helds band
and the Murray band. Quite a large
prize list IL one OF the features OF the
occasion. In addition 90 twelve gate
prizes. ranging from $3.50 20 So, there
will be log rolling competitions, foot
races, potato races. fancy solo dances.
exhibition drills, cake walks, fancy BIZ
cycle riding, an address on Woodcraft
By John T. Meakin. and the initiation
OF 500 candidates into the order.
ST. Marks guild gave a very enjoy.
able outing 10 Saltair yesterday.
The University OF Utah and Boxelder
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FILE OATHs OF OFFICE.
New Officers OF Rio Grandc Western
Submit Affirmation.

The following officials Of the Rio
Grande Western yesterday afternoon
fled their oaths Ct Office with the coun-
~ clerk:
Rio Grande Western Railway Com
pany--Edward T. Jeffery president;
George j, Gould, chairman Of board
OF directors; Robert NJ. Galloway Jacob
IL. Schifl, Winslow $. Pierce, Edward
III. Hartman, directors.
Carbon County Railway Company
Edward r. Jeifery president w. G..
Sharp, vice president.
Castle Valley Railway Company
Edward T, Jefery president; W. G..
sharp, vice president and director
Duchesne Railway Company Theron
Geddes. director,
Utah Central Railroad Company Ed
ward T Jeffery, vice president w. f.
Cotton, treasurer
Tintic Range Railway Company Ed
ward T. Jeffery president, and direc-
tor; Theron Geddos, vice president and
director.
SEWER Railway Company Edward r.
Jeatry president aud director; Theron
Geides. vice president and director.
Pleasant Valley Coal Company-E. T.
Jenery vice president and director.
Wasatch Store Company-W r. Col
ton, president Il. A. Greenwood, score
tary; +, 7. Jelfery, director.
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SAN PEDRO SCORES.
Judge Talbot overrules Demurrer,
Grants Petition of Intervention,

Flko, New. Aug. G.--Judge Talbot to-
day overruled a demurrer and granted
the petition Of Intervention OF the san
Pedro, Los Angeles d salt Lake Rail-
road company In the Lincoln county
grade case. About 1889 the Union Pa
cthc began 10 grade a railroad through
Lincoln county. Afterward II aban-
doned the grade and failed to pay the
taxes. The county sold the grade at
tax sale and ntd~it in. Last winter
the commissioners Of Lincoln county
sold a part " the grade 20 the San
Pedro, Los Angeles q Salt Lake Rail-
road company and made a contract
With that company for the sale of the
remainder The Utah, Nevada & Cali
fornla Railroad company then brought
suit against the commissioners and
treasurer OF Lincoln county to set
asi'o the tax deed made to the county
end have It declared invalid. The San
Pedro Los Angeles & salt Lake Rail-
road company nled a petition Of inter-
Nention and an answer 10 the plain
tids complaint and asked to be made
a 0arty 10 the suit so that ia right TO
the grade In question may be protected.
To this petition and answer the plain
tin demure1 Judge Talbot ovcrruled
the demurrer and granted the petition
Of intervention The trial win be held
Of Phoebe about the last Of September,
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SCHOOL BIDS THROWN OUT.
Board of Education AstOunded Over
High Bids on State Street Building.

The bids for the erection Of the State
street school edifce were opened last
night by the school boards committee
on buildings and grounds After the
first gasp for breath the members
promptly put the bids aside and re-
turned the certified checks 10 the bid
ders.
The committee had figured on paying
about $4,000 for the building. and ST.
O00 has already been expended on the
foundation and concrete footings. When
the two bids were opened up there was
found to be vast disparity between
the size Of the bids and the expecta-
tons Of the committee The lowest
bid was Si7 .266 from the Salt Lake
Building company. The other bid was
from w ]. Tuddenham and was for
i9i759, and neither bid included inside
finishing.
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for some new bids
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BUSINESS AND REALTY.

Today's bank clearings were $685.
$3.50, compared to $3.50. 1888 for the
same day last year.
The troublesome switch on the Sixth
street line, al the intersection OF State
and First streets. viii be improved as
soon as the affairs OF the new street
railway company are fairly settled. So
said a prominent member OF the force
that controls the car system 20 a
News reporter last night. The car
which left Main street at 1879 had the
old trouble at the corner, and got on
the Rapid Transit track going north
on State. The car load OF passengers
was compelled 20 get out and walk the
rest Of the distance home. The frequent
recurrence Of this trouble brought forth
the remark that something ought 10 be
done, and the assurance was given by
one OF the officers that the track will
be changed in the near future.
City Treasurer Morris viii tomorrow
distribute 20 to the employees Of
the city.
The contracts for the construction
OF the large addition 10 the Freed Fur
niture store on Ord South street. were
let Yesterday by Mrs. Mary Judge for
5000. The new building will be 75xi25
feet and VIII be a combination OF the
main floor In the rear OF the present
building.
For a consideration Of $500. Peter
Rourke Yesterday conveyed to John
Dubei loQKS5o feet Of lot 6, block ~,
plat Il, on Second South between Third
and Fourth East streets.
BY the terms Of warranty deed.
James Saville and wife have conveyed
10 Joseph NJ. Green io.H acres facing
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absent from the city Commissione
Harker thereupon offered the following
motion.
THAT the explanation Of Sheriff Nay
lor be accepted. the board Of commits
sioners being satisfied that the sheul
Is in perfect harmony with the board
in efforts to give consistent impartial
enforcement of all the laws, and
that the omission called attention Z
by the commissioners was due TO
misunderstanding and was not lnten
tional neglect"
Motion was adopted unanimously, Al
members voting aye.
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FELL INTO PARADISE.
Prize Story Of the Season Comes From
Logan.

An unusual incident OF Fridays
shower at Paradise was the finding OF
a large tortoise after the rain. Such "a
thing as a tortoise was never before
seen in that locality and II is the gem
eral belief that the creature was
DROPPED from rain cloud, after hav,
Ing been carried for perhaps hundreds
OF miles. Logan Journal.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Mrs, d. d, MeDermott Is very de-
sirous Of finding a lady who came to
Utah about forty years ago. She
thinks the lady's name is Foremer the
daughter OF General Foremer who
served In the Mexican war Miss Fore
mer came from Thompklns COUNTY,
New York. Mrs. MoDermott viii be
at &C South First West street for one
month. after which her address will be
Laramie. Wyoming.
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CLOSING STOCKS,

New York. Aug. 7-Close: Atchlson
12h do preferred, 9ih; c. & A.. 36%
n. & W, 5OA; Pennsylvania, l43; b. r
T., 1a% ST. Paul, l57. North American
81; T. G, g. l., 5sh; w. u, sOif; l.. & N.
lOOh Rock Island, 1881 Steel. i0&
do preferred. sOi Sugar 1921; Metroo
politan, 1884, Wisconsin Central 20
Leather 1874, do preferred. sOsk: Mis-
souri,, Pacific, $50 Illinois Central fit
Peoples Gas. ll3% Manhattan. lie; b
q o., 9iA Anaconda. a..
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VOLUNTEER Is LOST.
Lewis ?. Hansen Of Battery A Not
Heard From for Two Years.

Lewis p. Hansen. a member OF Bat
terry A., Utah Llght Artillery. has not
been heard from for two years. He
was then in Manila. having remained
In the Philippines when the batteries
returned home. Heswas soon after
discharged from the army and remained
IN the Philippines 10 work. His uncle
Yens Peter Dame. of 10 West Seventh
South street, Salt Lake City. who Is
now sick and destitute, would be very
grateful for any Information regarding
him.
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MARRIED N THE TEMPLE TO-DAY.

Il was inadvertently stated yesterday
that Ernest H. Garslde and Miss Gem
eve =. Howard, William W. Crabtree
and Miss Estela Marsh were married
by Deputy Clerk Emery, at the city and
county building. Both OF these worthy
young couples We're married today In
the Temple. The error occurred through
misinformatlon received at the News
office.
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AP MAD0C IN DENVER.
Noted Welsh Musician Delights a Large
Audience In Centennial City.

From adylces received in this city
today. Prof William ApMadoc OF Chi
cage, arrived IN Denver on Monday and
that evening delighted a large audience
at Trinity church with his unique, orig
inal and picturesque Cambrian pro-
gam. The professor intends visiting a
number ~ other Colorado towns be-
fore coming TO Utah He is billed tc ap-
pear In the Assembly hall in this city
Friday evening, the 2Srd inst From
here he goes to ogden. and from there
TO Logan. winding up at Spanish Fork
on the night Of the 29th. Prof. II. r..
Giles viii be Mr. ApMadoc's accom-
PIANIST, and II is quite likely that the
noted musician will be assisted by 9TH
or local talent
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
NO INTENTIONAL NEGLECT BY NAYLOR

At meeting Of the board Of county
commissioners at noon today Sheriff
Naylor appeared before the board IN
response to the notice issued to him on
August 5th, asking for anexplanation OF
certain matters not later than August
10. Sheriff MAYOR explained that the
reason no deputies We're sent TO the
resorts In Salt Lake county on Sun
day, August ith, was due TO misun-
Outstanding on the part of his chief
deputy, and the sheriff himself being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
A FTERNOON MINING CALL.
Uncle Sam and Tetro Higher jax
Falling Away.

Uncle Sam and Tetro were the fea-
lures OF the mining call this after
noon. Both Of them record sharp ad-
vances over this mornings quotations.
The former sold up TO S20ah, while Te-
tro was traded In AT 90 Ajax fell away
90 81 II, while Con. Mercur did bust
ness at 1910. Daily also advanced TO
&.2L Lower Mammoth released a
small lot at $3.50. while May Day was
traded IN as low al Sl.i7 West Morn
ing Glory was active at ca, with Ingot
going AZ 8
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LAST NIGHTS RAIN.
II Was q Welcome Relief-LOcal Thun'
derStOrms Due.

The rain which fell early last evening
was great relief to the baked city, and
for once in the last month all people
we're pleased Only % Of an inch Of
rain tell but It was a short rain, any
way and The weather man did the very
best he could under The circumstances.
People made no grea. effort to get out
Of the wet, because Il was too cooling,
and II was a real pleasure to let 1t soak
In.
Local thunderstorms are predicted for
tonight.
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English !RaIlroad Renorts.

New York, Aug. 1--Accordlng to the
Tribunes London correspondent with
the exception Of the Great Western. all
the leading English railway companies
have now Issued their reports for the
last half ydgt and the results are about
on the lines expected by those who
have carefully watched trade condl-
lions OF the last six months. Indus
trial activity has contracted and there
has consequently been marked falling
of in goods and mineral traffic All
lines show heavy declines In their dlyi-
rcncs. Since 1895 the capital Of British
railways has Increased by the sum OF
$S15,0Oo 900, the greater part OF which
ought 10 have come out OF the earn.
ings It is considered that the British
railway managers and directors ought
TO follow the American system II not
paying the last penny In dividends. but
at present the tendency is 20 borrow
money for every small improvement.
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SorrcE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE

ESTATE OF BENJAMIN =. H0WELLS
deceased The undersigned will sol at puO-
Tic auction. the following described real ] %,
tate, situate In the City and COUNTY OF san
Lake, state OF Utah, towit;-
An undivided one. ninth (l-9) Interest IN az
that certain piece or parcel oil lanl silus,e,
lying and belng Ia the City and Oounly o.
salt Lake, state OF Utah. ana partlculaiy Z
described as follows: Commencing AZ a p3in,
ten 40 rods south OF the northwest corner ol
Block forty-ulne Nql Plat &C" SAT- Lake
city survey. and running thence south pnu
hundred and two feet and three inches
thence east ten (0l rods. thence nofth ohe
hundred and two feet and three inehe''
thence west ten 40 rods 70 place oil pesih'
nirg. $500. q.
all % that certain piece OF land situate n
said City and County. Utah, particularly ~
scribed as follows. towlt; Commencnt ~
point ten llcl rods north OF the soa'hn ", y :.
corner OF said Block fortY- mine ~. fial "a
Aforesaid and running thence east yen ".
rods thence north eighty ~ teel, tn wy ~ :
west ten no. rods. thence SOUTH vEny r,,b
feet 10 the place OF beginning toseihst VIZ W,
a priyate right OF way over the iolioN'l-
deserted land. to-wit;- Conmenclns ~ y, 7.
rods east and forty-hye li5l feet south vl ~
northwest corner ~ Lot -four W. bloeh lui nv
nine 4g Aforesaid AMI running thence NJ. -
ten 49, feet. thence vest hFe W aouN ~ 80.
south ten n0l feet tbsnce east I'VE "
with a conformation OF said rght OF way
south TO the land described above q, q,
Also an undivided unc-eleyenth III -.
remainder sub iect only 10 life estate tns'v
IN 20 Aghcss 4. iloRcllS wlooN on sie-s
howells, deceased. IN al that certain pc -.
Of land DESERVED as follow. 70 VIZ. ed
mencing 1--we 81 feet North OF !he not,n Ia
corner OF Lot fosr "a Block forty nine l,1
Aforesaid aud running thence cast '.i &c., W.
rods tbence south forty lse iee 49,, ,S' i,ji
W,st ten lI0l rods. thence Norm Io'y alro
f,et so The niare OF brrinniag, ~ tsess.,p'
O'CLOCK noon. on the 18th day Of AlEns' "a
A. the West trout DOR o. - ne ,, TX '''
90 inty Building. salt isake wy, vcssf tea
leffns and condiion, OF sale a. y. o,H
per cent II the purchase money w ,,o.tios
on tbs day 81 sale balance on conhf'''"~
OF sale by said Probate Court ,,,rtts.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Dee'A'
llow1llx
James u. Moyh, Attorney
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AN INTERESTING RECITAL.
Large Crowd Listens to Mr., Piper and
the Organ.

A crowd somewhat larger than usual
attended the organ recital at the Tab
ernacle this morning. George ID. Pyper
created a very pleasing impression in
the rendition Of MY Native Land so
pleasing indeed that the audience de-
manded another song and would not be
quleted without II. For the encore MIR.
Pyper sang two verses Of There is
Sunshine In My Soul, and rapturous
applause followed II.
The organ solo which seemed to be
the best received was "Oh, Thou Divine
Sweet Evening star"
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OFFICERS DID NOT RETURN.

II seems the statement made that De-
tectives Sheets and Janney had re-
turned from Seattle was slightly pre-
mature. The officers did not return last
evening and have not put In an APP
pearance yet, although they are ex-
peCted at any time.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Salt Lake city utth, Aug. 9. 1871. Sealel
proposals Will b. Received at this Office Until
10 a IN. Friday. Aug 80, 1901 Tor the work o
construetinga garhase cretnatoryi clpclli
OF 20 tons daily. The contractor 10 sa5n!
plans and specification, With bid
The Board OF Public Works reserves 10
right 10 waive any informally, and 10 reles
any and all bids
JOHN r. DOLLY Chairman
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Isaac Hazlegrove to Anna West.

the county recorder up TO 3 o'clock thlt
afternoon,
Isaac Hazlegrove to Anna West
man quit-claim deed, surface
ground In Bingham canyon IS AZ
Mary Powers TO William Hart,
warranty deed, surface ground
In Bingham canyon zee. b.. ..., 50
b. r, Quinn and wife to Columbia
Copper Mining company, quit
claim deed, Rosy s., and other
mining claims in West Noun
tain mining district .... ,.,..
c. r. Smith and wife TO r. ]. p.
Pascoe. Sr,. warranty deed lots
81 TO IS, Liberty Park addition 1,05i
Ephraim j. Bench and wife to
Sarah +. Taylor, warrantd deed,
north 2ls rods by west ~ rods
from 2M rods north from south
east corner lot g. block 81, plat
ID, S, l.. G. survey .... ..... 1,70
Joseph Lynn and wife to John q.
Smart, warranty deed. part Of
southeast quarter,of section 80,
township 2 south, range / east,
$. l., meridian go. =. =. ,.... 50I
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Recnrtl lie nrirn

The largest tie drive ever sent down
Green river Is expected 20 arrive AZ
the boom below Green River city today
or tomorrow Close upon 400 600 ties
are said 10 constitute the drive ana
they have been coming down the river
FOR the past two months for the Union
Pacific
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Earnings OF d. ~ II. @.

The report OF the Denver q Rio
G~ande Railway company for the year
ending June shows:
Gross earnings. sii,452, io3. Increase.
81, 20e. 32i.
Operating expenses, Si22ss7. in
crease. S6sS05s.
Total income. A.43I3Gl: Increase.
S5s45l7.
Surplus, after all charges aud divl-
dends. tiSos2S; increase. t4g2. Csg.
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% PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
UAMNOCKs.

Weather keeps hot, but Hammocks
have dropped % per cent. Large as
sortment 10 select from.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News. Props.)
II and IS Main ST.
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new SALT LAKE FOREST RESERVE
All Land Temporarily Withdrawn for One Has Been Vacated
Except as to Eleven Townships Described in
an Official Order.

Register Frank ID. Hobbs of the
United States land office In letter TO
the News" says;
You will observe from the enclosed
copy of letter from the honorable
commissioner of the general land office,
dated July S0th, 1901, that the order of
November 9th, 1900. temporarily with
drawing certain lands from entry. for a
proposed forest reserve. has been va
Gated except as TO eleven townships
therein described. The general public
no doubt will be glad to be advised Of
this change.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Register and Receiver Salt Lake
City. Utah. Gentlemen: BY letter "P"
of November a. 1900, you We're directed
10 temporarily withdraw from settle
ment, entry sale or other disposal all
vacant, unapproprated public lands
within certain therein described town
ships and parts Of townships, pending
determination Of the ACCESSIBILITY OF