The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20

| Last NO. ~, september 2S, 15UV.
Mary Il. Kelly, Salt Lake. -. 800
John A. Beckstead. Meadow. l6o
James G.. Paxton. Kanosh 80. 100
Consider K. southwick, Thistle. 100
John A, Steele, Toqueville. -. 160
List No is, October s, 1900:
Preaseato Stevens, Montrosc,
| COLO. -.>- .'..-. .ooul ~
(This big tract sold for $50 per
acre. II is situated in Sections 8, II,
cast; Sections 30, 81, township &c
south, range 26 east; 621 acres OF this
sale was not approved by tho general
land office, rs government experts de-
clared it mineral land
List No. 10, November 5. 1900;
Sarah E. Adams, Tooele City =, 1884
Labor Exchange, branch No.
307. Salt Lake .,...,,...... $50
Thomas Callister, Santaquin. ,. l60
Carrie Gray, Salt Lake, 49,. 160
Nettie Mckendricls, Tooele City 16o
NJ. L. Willis, Plain City ...... 100
David A. Stone, Salem ........ 160
Edmund S. Leavor, Lincoln. 80. 154. so
Franklin Whitehouse. Lincoln. 160. 56
List No. 90, February Is. 1901;
Robert Mcfarland, West Weber Gal .92
List No. 81, Juno 13, 1901:
Edwin +. Stevens, Holden. 80. $50
David +. Ward, Parowan .....- 400
John w. Singleton, Coalville. 100
Andrew N. Bineyard, Ephraim. 160
2; i. Terry, Fairview ;;..... 19s
(This last selection is in sections l9.
ID, %, 80, 81, township Il south, range
east, in the rich coal region at SEQ
field)
List No. 90, September 8, 1901:
j. r. Allen, Draper .......... 479.7l
Lucy A. Hill Hyrum .-........ 1890
Parowan Coop Parowan 320
Thomas l.. Thompson, Provo. zoo
George Naylor, Sugar Station. 200
Alex NJ, Hill, 'Hyrum ........ .2lo9. 81
Coal Lands Go for Song.
List No. 23, August ID. 1902:
John H. Secly, Mt. Pleasant. .. 1040
(This 1040 acres in section ), 4, 9,
10, township Is south, range Z east
not approved by general land office.)
William Howard. Huntington. 2l39. 0S
Mary Howard, Huntington. . 1898. As
Erwin A. Howard, Salt Lake. .2221 60
(This great acreage is In sections /.
| ;, 6, Z, II, II, 16, 80, township 16
south. range east. This, as also the
selection by Secly, was certified by
the land board, but the general land
from the general land office reported
the tracts coal lands and placed them
under coal classification. The state
land board was willing to dispose of
the tracts at $50 per acre. Sccly, 1t
| is understood, has recently elected to
take the surface rights regardless of
the coal unlerlying)
Marthias Martin Richardson, no
address lou
Mark Fish and Lincoln Antics,
CastletOn ...-.. ..,..,..., toO
List No 24, January 20, 1901:
John S. Ebert, Salt Lake City. $50
Thomas Broadhead, Robinson. 100
Angelina Smith, Salt Lake 80. 321. sS
Henry T. Barsford, Salt Lake. 16l %
John Bannon. Salt Lake ...... 160
List No. %, May 2, 1904:
Edward A. Iabiska, Mt. Pleas
List No. 26. June 10, 1904;
w. H. Korus, Salt Lake ..,... 100
Peter c. Peterson Ephraim -. 100
Alfred Gum, Laketown .,... 50
John Battcrs, Clarkstown ...... l60
Thomas A. Thornley,, Cedar l60
Reuben A. Mcbride, Fillmore 160
List No. 81, August l3, 1904:
David l., Thompson, Vernal. .. le0
Willard Hansen, Fooele .....- 100
James NJ, Smith, Salt Lake.. 100
State Employees Given Lands.
List No 2s, September 81, 1904:
Osborne Widtsoe, William Jar
din aud Louis a. Merrill,
.
(This big tract is in townships u and
Is south. range , west, In Dog valley,
Price 81 80 per acre. Two of these gen
tlemen were connected with the Agri-
cultural college of Utah.)
James S. Berry, Kamas. ,..... 3l4. 60
List No. %, March ~. 1905:
Earl IT, Secly, Mt. Pleasant. %. 480
II, S. Hutchins, Salt Lake ..... 72O
NJ. y. Whitney, Salt Lake 80. $50 0S
(rrbiS lSi NuS IisppSpH of for ID M
per acre The Whitney purchase was
not approved at Washington. No rea-
son assigned
On February Is. 1908, the state board
Of land commissioners held up 1400
acres for the IIatchtown reservoir,
which is now nearing completion. The
reservoir will cost approximately $780,
| 600 Including the selections which
were not yet approved by tho general
land office, inc total lands sold by the
board out of the capitol building grant
up to and including February 13, 1908,
was 63,4S3.32 acres, the total grant be-
ing 64,000 acres All this went at
1925 per acre uulesS otherwise noted
in the above list.
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