The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-09-28

her in 1891 a. cruisers 40 not report any
thing cut when examined on Nov. 90
1855
Sec. 16-141-SO. The $1,000 feet estimated
on this section was erroneous. as all or
the section was included I'm this estimate
and.only d small traction on south side
Of about 10 acres belongs to the state.
Balance or section Ii Indian reservation.
Some More Johnsonian B1umders.
sec. l6A142-32 Mckenzie reports this
New cutting which means that iE
never was cut into. All the original TIM
Der III still ON section
Sec. 36-142- 30. Mckenzie reports New
cutting, which means never cut into and
scuf around which indicates that ad-
joining lands are cut, and slashings on
adjoining land EXPOSE state timber 70 IRE
Timber still uncut
Sec. 16-146-36. Original estimate In
mated ir1 1895 at $500, 900 feet ana sold.
Cut reported 2.565,650 feet which has
been paid for. New cutting reported
by Mckenzie, means never cut into Gut
on three Sides indicates that adjoining
land on three sides il cut and state TIM
TT IL surprising how often the public ex-
aniner iii his report refers to these terms
as indicating that cuttings had been made
on state land and not reported.
Sec. .1S-140-37. In 1896 Mckenzie reports
nothing cut on this section. This in
dicates that nothing was cut on permit
fo RAY w Jones OF 1894. A trespass OF
IA 979 feet was reported and collected i'm
March, 1902. Balance or timber eStl-
mated att 10000 feet. sold In 1892 for $3.50,
which has been paid.
Sec. 32-14O-37. Mckenzie reported in
1902 new cuttings which indicates that
il was never cut into. and cut all
around" which means that adjoining
Timber was cut Evidently there was no
timber of any amount In 1894. as Nc
Kenzie only found 5000 feet and the
section had never been cut up 70 that
time.
The state $4,000 Ahead.
sec. ao-5a-l9. Nothing was cut under
permit OF 1897. permit holder na w loL
feited his advance money Of $Sg: pa eI1.
Oct II. 1897. 1t was re-soid IN W. ~
SIS per thousand, being $3.50 more per
thousand feet than the sale M mace II io9a,
The state was at least $1,000 aheau ~
price of timber had advanced. Inc olu
permit-holder applied several times LOT
an extension and Was re1useu' MN
Dedcn reports referring to this seetloh.
new cuttings" it means the tmner
never was cut into.
Sec. 3o-59-19 This section is exactly In
the same condition as the section apoVe.
the advance money paid having peeh
forfeited. Dedons report OF new cut
ting means that it was never cut liil ~
The section vas re-sold in 1902 for S4.og
per thousand more than the sale OF
1897 Extension on 1897 permit refused.
State gained about $1,000 because per
mit-holder failed to, cut timber wa assa ne ne
money which was forfeited.
/ desire to call attention to the
fact that only about hair a o1s
en- sections referred to above were SOFA
entirely since 1885 the period covered by
the administration of *. " Dunn, az
state auditor, and my own incumnentSS s
Of the office since January; l9OS' an l,.a ene
others being for permits sold or apprals-
ais and estimates made ante-datlnG the
year 1895.
once Of State Auditor and
e1i Land Commissioner
St Paul, Minnesota.
+, Samuel g. Iverson, Auditor Of state
ana Commissioner Of the State Land Oh
flee. in whose custody Is kept all
records books and reports per
tanning to school and other lands pc
longing to the permanent trust funds OF
the State of Minnesota, do hereby ceFuIy
that / have compared the foregoing state
ments or abstracts taken from the Eec1
sminers' or cruisers reports, on
file in this office pertaining to
the following described lands. ase.
1f-st5-2o. 33-5S-1S; 36-59-19; 36-5T-22; To-
.5-Sw: 16-52-12; 36-53-1o; 36-5G-12; 36-lI-l2;
3a-42-I6: 1S-4S-16; 15-41-17; 36-42-11; ID
H-ls. 16-j917; 2I-39-1I 36-46ols; l6 g. 5s
- a3-f0-22: 2-40-33, 3G-4o-23: 16-
1923, 1S-50-23; 2o-53-23; 24-56-23i
| 51 3f-,,-24 11-5s-24. 1882; 16-52-25;
37,-54-25. 36-a4-25: 1G-5s-25: 16-136-25; 81
| CO.'S; 6-137-25; 5-140-2J; 18-141-25i 22-141-
5000; 16-50-2G: 16-56-26; 36-5O-27; 16140-2s;
26I329. 16-53-1O: 36-141-25; 16-13S-27; So
| 1927; 24-139-a0; 16-141-30; 16-142-32: &C.
1922; 16-146-35; lS-l4l-50, 10-l4z-5z' Do
5q-10. 32-5g-1g: and that the same IL a
true and correct Transcript therefrom.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and official seal TINS slxteenth
ISeal1 SAMUEL @. IVERSON,
State Auditor and Commissioner OF state
Lands