The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01
her in 1901 as cruisers do not report any.
thing cut when examined on Nov. 80.

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her in 1901 as cruisers do not report any
thing cut when examined on Nov. 80.
/ 1898. cS n
+ sec, 16-141-s0.s The 900 feet estimated
this sect9 aa IN this
and only a small fraction on south side
of about 100 acres belongs to the state.
Balance of section is Indian reservation.
Some More Johnsonian B1under"'
Sec. 1e-14o-s2. Mckenzie reports this
New cutting, which TN, mea orisn t1a tim.
Der is/still on section.
Sec. 3G-142-32. Mckenzie reports New
cutting" which means meyer cut INTO ana
cut around which en- md nG sissh bns an On
adjoining land expose state tlmper 10 nre'
Timber Still uncut.
od 7s sn t origtq ndt e sStmsts IN
1s9f THIS in 1895 at 100000 feet and sold
cut reported 2,565,650 feet, which has
been paid for. New cutti n!3 ,,, teporte 1i
ON ON three Sides" indicates that adjoining
land on three sides is cut and state tim
o% 9Pea by pnble ex
aminer in his report refers to these terms
as Indicating that cuttings had been made
on state land and not reported
sec 1910 81. In !e96 Mehenzlg h reports in
to t5e: Ray W: Jones Of 1894 4 trespass Of
feet vas a Of ti@ber est
m matea at c5coo feet sold in 1862 for $780,
Which has been paid.
Sec a214os7 McK SinS ind dep9teed that
1902 new cuttings Wn1cn I'm ,aoic ::cHf ali
was WSich cut md inae t ana adjoining
timber was cut Evidently t taea W. was MO no
K iie1ni only found 5000 feet and the the
section had never been cut w ~ '''
The State $4,000 Ahead. '.~;
Sec 2o-5e-1e Nothing was cut under
Of 1871 permit d nSlaer of sss paid
Sc Set; DER zf t dS9 being $3.50 more gsr
thousand feet than the sale made IN 49,:
Thee THe s Of f Maa had easf
permit-holder applied several times for
an extension and Was refused Whsn
Dedon reports referring 81 to 'a ms timbes
new cuttings. 1t means LILO S'
never was cut into.
Sec 32-59-10 This section Is exaotly IN
the same condition as the sectlon ap Joo1
the adyanGe od money rep pnld Of a view cut
ting means that it was never ever cur c "a eat So
The section was re-sold in 1902 for s4'ov
Per more s s5an per mt refased
State gained about $1,000 because per-
mit-hoder failed to cut timber when ne
m naa Whit fiEh5 Was sa; f fsrfeSs Tic
fact ot that 70 only about half doz.
en- sections referred to above were s9 10
fRra G1sf 1897 Sn t ef p r. g
state auditor, and my own ,ano al, the
of the office since January, 1905' a an ZIG
others being for permits sold or app appiatit ~.
ais and estimates made ante-datins the
year 1895. }
Office of State Auditor and +
Land Commissioner,
w. St. Paul, Minnesota
T Samuel G. Iverson. Audi tor of state
and Commissioner of the the, STATE It E Eant al
reGo records to 9 sshool a nmq otheF lands be-
longing to the At f ReEeby eertify
that 7 have compared the foregoing state-
ments or or abstracts taken from the rec
ords and the stat state ren 1amt on
file il This oe efGH pe iands Sec.
iG IT, Is: 3e59,19; 36 5 % e.
55-sw; 1862 y; 36-53=12; 36-Se2f2; ~ 1e
sS1S q 5n31f e759i7 se4e1s;
u.s. 49-S:1 gc-? $e492o 245a2o: 2o4s121 g:
5e-S1 124a2a: s47o 3S2ie 1Ss?'-1 1s:'
5599 -$ 1S} s9is554: 2OS$2 80 6
"a; So 1924; 1222s-2t; ls5Se2 1G-1as.S5: 81.
G9.23 s46-2S; 36-4e-26 e-5o-26; g.
502a 16-5o-26; 16-3626 36-5o,S7; 10, de o4c %;
1885, 3t1 13S- 1S-14i$ g.
1910; 35919 and that th fhe sams rs
true and corre 6ereof have hereunto set
MI IN h MiofoS and ociai seal this sixteenth
d iE of September, A. D. 1904I:,u1ooN
STATE 4HealX; Auditor and Commissioner Of State