The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-06-17

ID EsTORATION TO ENTRY or LANDS IN
IN National Forest. Notice IL hereby given
thai The lands described below embracing APP
proximately 433 o. acres, within the siwteoth
Nationsl Forest, Idaho, viii be SUBJ set TO set
Element and entry under the PROVISIONS OF the
homestead laws OF the United States and the
act of June II. 1906 GA tat 1881 at the United
States LAND office at HALEY idaho, on July 81,
1908. Any settler who was actually and In good
faith claiming any OF said lands for agri-
cultural purposes prior to January |, 1905. and
has not abandoned same, has preference right
to make Homestead entry for the lands ac-
tually occupied. Said lands were listed upon
the applications Of the persons mentioned be
low, who have preference right, subject to
the prior right of any such settler, provided
such settler or applicant is qualified to make
home .tead entry and the preference right is
exercised prior to luly n, 1908, on which date
the lands will be subject to settlement and en-
try by any qualified person. WHERE THERE
WE'RE TWO OR MORE APPLICANTS FoRTHE LIST
ING or THE SANE LANDS, THE PREFERENCE
RIGHT is ACCORDED IN THE ORDER IN WHICH
THEIR NAMES ARE GIVEN IN THIS NOTICE. The
lands are as follows: The SWN of lot for
the sWH Of NWA Of SEQ the va Of lot 5 !or
the sla::of sw1, Sec, Il. the Ma Of NEA OF NV
OF NWA, the NJ OF NWA OF NEH of NW14,
sec. IA, T. SN., r 10 E., B. NJ listed upon the
application of VIM II. Smith. care Of H. Ca
which. when sur eyed, will probably be with
in 7. N, X. II e., and is bounded and de
scribed as follows. Beginnin, at corner |, a
minutes W. 26936 feet from Forest Sc vice
monument III. s Mineral monument No. 2, a
wooden post In. in x IT,, projecting from
small hill on the we I side of the town of At
lanta and carved FsM on the the east side):
extending thence n 50 degrees 80 minutes E.
1859 CHI Tins to corner q thence n IS degrees
10 minutes E; 2o.46 chains across river to cor
ner3 thence N. 6S degrees So minutes Z. u so
chains to corner A; thence N. degree 30 min
utes f. 2.2S chains to corner 8: thence N. %
degrees Is minutes Z. "a 10 chains to corner 6:
thence N. 10 degrees 30 minutes W. 81. 10 chains
to corner z; thence s. So 81 minutes W, 3S II
chains to corner 8; thence s. % degrees 81 min.
utes W % 20 chains 10 corner 10; thence N. 81
degrees w, II, 10 chains to corner IL; tn .nee N.
10 deg ices w. 1898 chains to corner II; thence
y | degree 40 minutes Z 81 SO chains to cor
ner l, or place of beginning Variation 10 de-
grees 81 minutes +. listed upon application OF
Mary Prey of Atlanta, Idaho, who alleges set
tlementin 1866.
Also tract of 100 56 acres within unsurveyed
T. o. N. r. IL E., bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at corner /, yellow pine
post In In x3 H., whence Forest Service
monument III, s. Mineral monument No. 2 OF
the Middle Boise Mining District, which is
wooden post in. K in x fl projecting from
a small hill on the west side OF the town OF At
lanta. and inscribed FSM on the east side),
III
bears N 80 degrees minutes w. l7742 feet
variation 10 degrees 81 minutes E.); extending
thence N. 81 degrees 80 minutes e III chains
10 cor 2; thence n 40 degrees minutes E 2.93
chains to cor. B; thence 66 degrees 45 minutes
g., 2i2l chains to cor. 4; thence N. n degrees L.
III W chains to corner 5; thence N. 80 degrees 80
min utes E. 2.l2 chains to corner 6. themes
90 uegrees 30 minutes chains to corner z;
thy nee s. q degrees 45 minutes w. % TO chains
TO cornerS; thence s. 0degrees 46 minutes w.
! 81 chains to corner 9; thence ). AZ degrees
4 abntta 70 a.. IN 4 II
10 Is ehaius to corner H. thence s. degrees As
III lnntes L. chains To corner IL; thence SO
degrees 10 - inutes w 20 SO chains to corner 10;
thence n. "a degrees s chains to corner IA
thence N 40 degrees 26 min utes w II, 93 chains
to "orueTl5; thence N degrees w. Sal chains
TO corner 49, thence w l.56 chains to corner
IL; thence N degrees 45 minutes w. AL chains
to corner Is; thence ). IS degrees Is minutes
W. II chains to corner 10; thence ~ 10 min
utes W 3O2 chains to corner l. or place of be.
ginning; containing 11l5 acres; with the fol-
lowing described Exclusions.
SCHOOL HOUSE ExcLusIoN-Beginning at
red fir post 6 in x 8 in, carved /. located on
.he south side of Main street within the afore-
described survey, in the line fence, and earingN
- degrees 10 minutes E. .655 chains from Cor
ner IL OF said survey; extending thence
degrees w. 1.9l chains; thence N. 81 degrees 80
4.Oschains; thence s. degrees 40 min
ntes w 2.0S chains: thense 8. IS degrees ".
s. rs chains to point OF beginning; each corner
marked by wooden post; area n acres.
STEVENS MISUNDERSTANDING at a wooden
Elk
post carved /, set on the south side of Main
street in the fence line, aid bearing N. 88 de.
grees +. 4,O6 chains from the point where
George Edmund But er's west line crosses the
Fouth fence line of Main street; ex tending
thence 5. degrees As minutes e 1888 chains;
thence N.89 degrees 4. 231 chains; thence N
II degrees 45 minutes W. 1913 chains; thence
). 81 degrees As minutes W. 2.07 chains to point
Of beginning; area Al acres
CEMETERY MISUNDERSTANDING at a wood
Eek
en- post carved l, set at the SW. corner OF the
Atlanta Cemetery, whence corner Is If the first
described survey bears N. 68 degrees minutes
3i5 feet; extending thence N. 1923 chains;
thence 81 degrees 30 minutes E. 8 30 chains;
thence s. 32l chains; thence N. IS degrees W
3,29 chains to point of beginning; area LOG
acres; application of George L. Butler of At
lanta, Idaho, who alleges settlement in 1879.
FRED BENNETT
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Approved April 49, 1903
FRANK PIERCE,
First Assistant secretary of the Interior.
Lists AT, 452 annd 45I 46 81