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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
EXPECT DECISION IN
VIRGINIA DEBT CASE
Report of Special Master Littlefield
Soon to be Filed in Wash
lngton.

Attorney General Williams. when
asked Thursday what Information he
had In regard to the progress which
was being made in the West Virginia
sicbt case. stated that he had iafar-
nation, which he regarded as being
reliable, which leads him to believe
that Specia, Master Llttiefeld win
complete and Ale his report within u
short time-probably within the next
ten days.
He declined TO express any opinion
as to what he thought the report
would he, but said that he, with the
other counsel representing the state,
would 60 to Washington as soon as In
formed of the filing ~ the report and
take sict, steps as might appear to be
proper ON behalf Of the State OF vir-
ginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
The House

\ resolution was offered in the
House Thursday morning by Mr. Nc
Rae declaring that II was the sense
81 me Touse That no rfdncff0n sh11E. Td
he made In the House appropriation
Dill for the appropriation for pr
mary schools and road improveu,e cit
AIR. Asttee sa4d the State GoUld nGt
afford IL cut down these appvopri1-
tons. He Objected To cutting the APP
preparations for primary schools and
giving such large appropriations to
the universities. Only a few or the
more fortunate people can afford Ia
attend the universities. and there
fore the primary schools, which are
attended hy all the children in the
state, should he given more consid-
Grafton.
Mr. McRne also criticized the
finance committee For not introduce
ing the appropriation bill at an earl
Ter date, when proper consideration
could be given.
Col Bowman, chairman of the
finance committee, objected to the
resolution, and STATED trYHr there WIS
more money appropriated for roads
this Year than there VAS last year
On motion of Col. Bowman, the
motion was passed By.
-i motion of Mr.. Puget tc clerk
Of the House WAS directed to send a
telegram of synspathy to Senator
John W. Daniel. who is ill in Flor
ida, and express the hope OF tn.s
House for his early recovery.
Oil Tax Biil Again.
At this point the calendar was
reached. and the motion To recon
slider the vote by which the Byrd
oil tax viii was lost was debated
Mr.. Pendleton was the first mem
Der to get the tioor In opposition to
the bill. and made an attempt To
talk the bill to death" he stated
and reiterated his statements in OPP
position To the bitf This bill was
rejected Wednesday,, he said. after
a hard fought battle, and with only
two days left of the present session,
the time of this House should not
be taken up with further considera-
ton of this measure. 1t had been
clearly shown in the debate on this
bill that the price of oil would he
Increased. and that no better grade
OF oil would be insured Another
great objection would be that it
created additional political jobs. 1t
had been praxen that there were
candidates Ha@ for the position ere
ated by the bill This bin /. clear
ly tax on the people or virginia
10 pay the salaries of these mon
said Mr. Pendleton This Legis-
lature has been In session sixty DAYS
and idled away its time. Now. when
The session Is nearly oser. we find
most Of the important bills still on
ho calendar yet to BE acted upon"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
ADDED TAX ON OIL
NOTED BY HOUSE.
BYRD Bill Defeated Wednesday
Night Reeonsidered and
Passed.
BRaNG IN GOOD REVENUE
Probably Increase Receipts 100000
a YeafAnnexation Meas
ure Concurred, in.

The House on Thursday reconsider
ed the vote by which it. the previous
night, killed the Byrd bill. providing ~
tax Of half cent a gallon on illumi-
mating oil, and passed the measure
Ivy vote OF Sc to rs The vote on
Wednesday night was IS la a. The
passage of this bin By the Senate
would mean additional revenues OF
Sso.o or $4,000 year to the STATE.
IL IL not known how the Senate feels
about the bill, but ii probably will
psss it. Opposition to the bill IN
the Soase was made chiefly on fhv
ground that the passage nj the bill
would mean a boost In the price of
oil to poor people and they in the
end would be compelled to pay the
tax, and little bit more.
The House passed the bill allow
ing Richmond and Manchester. and
other twin cities to consolidate.
House bills prohibiting the use o.
opium in the, Manufacture of ciga-
rettes. describing how ministers shall
Snlemnize marriage, and authorizing
the Supervisors In Charlotte county
to sell certain property. were favor
+ss+ ef9eftet} fEesfi tts-taee-
Senate.
Senators Lassiter and Chase protest
cd against the ratification or the In
come tax amendment To the Federal
constitution by the Senate. Their pro-
tests were recorded in the journal by
Clerk Harry Mann.
Routine OF the senate.
After the passage Of the uniyed
board of agricniture eill by tne@ House
was re ported In the Senate THURSDAY.
Senator Cravatt moved that the
finance committee be DISCHARGED from
further consideration Of the meas-
ur9. THIS WIS done. Copies OF The
bill were then furnished the Senators
Voting on the bill WAS postponed
until the measure had heen prerused
by the soions.
Senator Rtspn secured tire passage
OF the bill authorizing iae town Of
Chatham to borrow money and iesua
bonds fer school Improvement.
Protests from Senators Lass ter and
Npet against the ratification az the
income tax amendment to the Fed
erHi t'ongtitutfuu were entered en-
the journal by the unanimous con-
sent Of the Senate Senators Edhols
and Holt said had they been pres
ent, they would have voted aye"
Senator Chase said -he ysaala-kaAe
voted mo
Senator Lassiter said tn Halsey
resolution could not be enacted
law He declared laws cauia not Tie
enacted except by bills. Senator fIaf-
sey declared tho resolution mad gone
through all the stag es t,llI would
have gone through, and therefore
the action of the Senate was proper
At this hour, II o'clock. Senat "
keezell called up the appropriation
ILL. and Ii promised II hold the
board for some few hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
YOUNG MEN ARE HELD
FOR STEALING / HORSE
Leo Allen and Leslie Thomas Sent
on to the Grand
Jury.

Leo Allen and Leslie Thomas. younA
white mon. were sent to the grand
jury by Justice Cruto hfield Thursday
on the charge OF having stolen horse
from Mr. Henry S, Wallerstein. Both
OF the young men are well known to
the police Thomas especially having
been IN court on an average OF twira
week for the last month. Justice
Crutchheld had dismissed Allen on
Saturday and was somewhat SURPRISED
when the felonioHs charge Was lodged
against him Thursday. 1T would
have been better had / kept you Ia
jail or made you stay with Portiaux,s ~
the Judge said. IS he marked the case
for the grand jury.
IT appears that the horse stolen be-
longs to a gentleman who lives III
Hanover county. The two young mem,
after driving 1t away from where Il
Eft ss ifttcstea5- t.fffefetl-tt Cor sale fne.
$40, when In truth the animal was
worth more than s3e9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
COMMITTEE WILL
HEAR BOTH SIDES
Testimony Bearing on Broad Street
Sewer Blunders to be
Taken.
TEST WORK IN PARAMOUNT
Massive Steam Roller En- Route to
Scene Breaks Down in West
End.
TEST WORK IN PARAMOUNT

II think the committees mind Is
pretty well made Up as to who Is
responsible but Of course the testi-
mony OF witnesses may change the
committees view OF the situation"
This statementw as made Thursday
morning by Chairman c. r. Davis. or
the subcommittee on streets appoint
ed to investigate faulty work in the
new Broad street sewer.
We made a personal inspection OF
the choke In the sewer at First and
Broad streets Wednesday afternoon,
said MIR. Davis, and we are going
to meet at 8 O'Clock Thursday after
noon IN the City Engineers Office TO
hear statements from those who car
ried out and supervised the work
Witnesses Summoned.
Those summoned 10 appear before
the committee are City Enginee.
City inspectors Holzback and Akin
son and L. j. Smith & Company, the
contractor woh did the ditch work.
sity Engineer Boiling was again too
busils engaged Thursday morning TO
he -4neried-a4s-tts4a haeset-44f- u u y
sewers. Mr.. Bolton. however. die
eussed the matter at some length
saving among other Things that the
defective work In the llroad street
sewer seemed 10 he confined to points
west OF Third street.
'i-s a singular fact,'i he said,
that we haven't discovered a single
piece of faulty work each of Third
street TWO bad 'choRes' have been
unearthed alo;Ay Broad between Third
and Second streets and another bad
piece If workmanship was unearthed
at First Aud Broad streets. That was
the choke which tne Eub-cummfttue
inspected "Wednesday afternoon,
MIR. Bolton expressed confidence that
the contractor would he held raspon-
sIble for the Eroad street blun1ers
Test With IsIs Roller.
While In the midst ~ his discus
sion of this matter. MIR. Bolton was
summoned out To Floyd avenue and
Vine streets where. he received word,
the clty's l9-ton steam roller hau
broken down while en- route from tha
West End to F'airiua0nt for the pnr-.
pose ef testing the new lock jo.nt
sewer In that section in which several
bad cracks we're reported Tuesday
II thCse F9irfnBunt pipes AN stand
the weight ot that Teton roller"
M ffsssassaF
pairing to catch 81 car for the West
End. Il am pretty sure IT wifi pas
requirements First. we are going to
tractor. go over tsfe iine OF the sewer
with tighter roffEr and then We VIII
feiio1 with the big rtJftssr: s'~2
No ofsiciai action as 20 the Fair
mount sewer has yet been taken by
the Street Committee of the Council
but is thought iikelv that the sun
COMMITTEES fer tae Bread street iayas-
rtgattun witt te assfgueti TT ti1tE duty.
too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
JOLT Czln's CARRIAGE
MANY IRE ARRESTED


ST, PETERSEI' RG, March fe,~~A
number af officials OF the st. Peter
burg Street Railway Company we're
placed under arrest to-day IA effort to
place ele responsibility tor one or the
conn any's trolley cars hampsng
against the imperial carriage, in which
the czar was driving to the Dowagers
Palace
The incident is believed to have been
wholly accidental lat the authorities
cannot let the endanEering OF the
''Sacr Il Person OF the czar go UNI
noticed. The fender Of the car
gra2ed the rear wheels of the e9a-
peror's carriage difference Of
foot would have meant the denlogItT1n
nj the vehicle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
SUGGEST D|sC|PuANe
FOR COMMANDER PERRY
Congressman Think it His Duty
to Present Polar Proofs to
Navy Department.

WASHINGTON. March l0.--Cnm.
manaer' peary's polar proofs would M
absolutely meaningless to a COMMITTEES
of Congress, although they were clear
~ convincing to the National a4ok.
graphic Society. according to Prof.
Henry Gannett, one OF the three m9&1l-s
hers of the committee OF the soctetts
which verified the Peary data.
Several congressman. however, tAE&
u different view OF the matter. Al f4EG
have even gone so far as to suggoSf
that Peary should be disciplined f0F'
withholding from his government MT
terial and information. which undeR
the naval regulations. 1t was his duty
to present to the navy department. s%
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
DIRECTORS OF CHAMBER
To HOLD MEETING

The board of directors of the Rich.
mond Chamber of Commerce Will
meet Thursday afternoon to consider
several special matters which will be
brought up by Mr.. Henry Wood. pres
ident of the chamber
Principal among these matters Will
be a proposition to esta blish soma
railway communication between this
city and the Rappahannock river, the
idea being to raise sufficient local
capital to build an electric line which
shall run to Crbanna, in Middlesex
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
LSNtF8t Rt.ER CLAIMS PALMETTO
STATE bride IN RICHMOND.

Marriage licenses were issued
Thursday to kirkwood otey, OF I.ynefl-
burg. Va, ard Miss Pretto Ralfora
who gave her residence as S,sssrta4lS.
burg. $. G. Both parties. X Il ssatea
are stopping temporarily in Etchn.Gliu
ANA the wedding II "a he In no sense
a runaway affair
Howard Holland also procured Ii
ceuse Thursday morning 90 marry
Miss Lettie V Williams. Both these
parties reside in Richmond Mr. Hol-
Land L. -tMentx-elght- years old and il
not the Howard Holland. OF the local
baseball fame
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
WALKER DEAL STRANGE
To LYNCHBURe FANS
----------------
Say Twirler Signed With Grew for
300 Less Than He Wanted
from Shoemakers

Especial to The Richmond virginlan
LYNCHRUEG, VA. March I0.--I.o
cal fans are nguring as TO the reason
why Walker the erstwhile southna ~.
of the University OF Virginia team Ia II
season, was turned down by the local
association and yet got bertr witt
Manager Wynr.e Clark
II is understood here that Walker
offered his services 10 the 4synctrht,rr
team. but President Mclaughlin found
that be wanted $3.50 n nsonth az The
very least, and he had TO be let go
may be considered authoritative come
the rews thar Walker paid Il visit
ltst sunday toy ManaReF Clark anss
y gaea up for $3.50, or d hundred dot
quoted to Mclaughlin. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
REWARD FOR BAD MAN.
Governor Adds 500 10 Inducenneut6
offered for Capture OF METALS.


A reward Of 500 was offer41s
Thursday by Governor Mann for thos
arrest and conviction of Harry Mo-
Falls, who was indicted at the Jams
AIRY term of the Circuit Court or Wiz
county for the murder OF George Sow
ards. g5SaS
Metals is now q fugitive from fun
tice. He is said to have a reputatiom
or desperate man. The authorif16l
of Wise have been informed that Me-
Falls said: II Will kill or be killed ~
fore will submit to arrest upon k|
Indictment n En- q
The board Of supervisors on W1G6
at a recent meeting offered r9waE
of $500 fer the capture of McE11N
Eighteen citizens of the county IT.
raised $l63 in addition, Tht4
amount will be paid to the pef4o
who arrest the fugitive The ~ Z
gate reward offered In this casS
$363. II sSssa r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

Calves from Hearby points ~
were quoted at 9hc ~ f
Sheep and I.ambs---The maf16< IN
head. ss.soas. do, per pound. i g NJ =
Ne.z sheafed, peg potanfi za14tc.s
Bucks, per pound. x5ka3Kcs, DO. c.
mon. per head, s1a1. 80; fall Lamn& ~
pound. Ease. Spring Lambs. 30 to ~
pounds, per pound. fSaiSc. "a
Live pigs--The quotations, per he4My
as to size. were tza5: Sh0ats. 13mt.&
Dressed Hogs--The quotations yt11
as follows! Choice lightweight. 1ySk
pound, 1iHc.t choice medium wetEh2
weight. per pound, ave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
WEST BROOK SOLD
TO NEW YORK MAN
Suburban Home Of Late Major
Ginter Sold by Richmond
Avn,,t

A wealthy New York man, Ia ii re-
ported, bnught ..Westbrook,s the mag
nfffccnt suburban Gtnter residence
four miles from the caty proper, and
aa3eaniag 4faburban ~ sfer nome Of Mr.
Joseph Bryan The sale was MADE
through AR o. IL Funston. who OF
late has been in Contamination with
y 4 tbeFt sss4s44tss, 4 sstes.r Of the late
cisIed 20 Kive the name Of the pur-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
Chicago Grsia ana rrssi.lo. sl.rk1
Cntton Irrcr.tar

NEW YORK, March 10---CotfoffS
was irregular at the start. points.
higher to points lower New crdpa
months were temporarily affected hys
reports Of rain in Texas bur the cid
crops were firm. advancing fully l8l
points on May and July. with BrNwn
Hayne and others bidding for large
blocks. '-Sas
Prices: March, t4s0; May, 14.s0.s
July. 1888 q td.3s; August. 13.7z@
1914: September. 1890. Il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
Cases Ararlcd

Imperial Company W. Trotman;
fully argued by r. II. c. cahelI for
appellant and Lloyd w, w. Brncken-
trough fer appellee and submitted.
Nerfoll and Portsmouth Traction
Company KS BalNs administration:
argued by Il. II. Tunstai, and FL. w.
Anderson for plaintiff In error and
II. r. Thcrp for defendant In error
and submitted.
Next cases To be called.
Hargrave's adrnr. VS.. Shaw Land
and Timber Company; Nfydorff US.
Bssuns, Etsy.efa Richmond VIZ, Gentry
williams W.. Green; Pollard n Haw
VS. American Stene Co.. inc. worlev
vs. Adams: Carnegie TrHst Company
eft ais VS. Eecurffy Lite Tnas Cse,. and
FtAacr vs. Borden, beings Gags 81
q ~ Y s7s, n. as and ~ on argu-
u.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

In the Hastings Court Thursday. ~
the action OF Police Justice Crutchfieid
in hnistg +. Bianabtni IS and costa for
keeping his confectionery store af s.
seventh and Main streets open on SUM 81
day was sustained the ease hasahs
come up on appeal. Bianchini wAs re-
ported by Rev. I'll. p. Atkins, mintn-
ter Of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
MIR. HATHAWAY NOT FINED
FOR SPEEDING HyS AlI1

1t was incorrectly reported III
Virginian OF Tuesday that NJ.
Hathaway had been fined 4& xsj6
ceeding the speed limit 4n hie y
mobile. Mr.. Hathaway WAs acxi11
OF the charge that was made =
him by Officer Bolton. q sE2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
CATTLE MARK Ers
fBy Thomas Branch & Col


RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
RICHMOND. VA. March 10. 1910
Report OF the live stock marke, for
the week ending March Z:
Receipts-Cattle, 425 head: calves
81 head; sheep 80 head; hogs. 2,l2i
cattle-Best steers. sssc9. medium to
good, SIS a6c,; common 10 fair, i !. n
&C.. best heifers. 5hc.: medium IL
good. an 4sAc.; best cows. IS; mesi~
nm 70 good, 494Ac.; common to fair,
SM SAc.; bulls, 4MaAe.: extra fine
higher. Cows and calves. s2sm 90
per head Calves. 5a7tae. extra. e.
best sheep. eAsAc., common to fair
81 q &C.; best lambs. sasIsc.. common
TO fair, 5@ he, best hogs. i0c.; light
and medium. au 9lac.: shoats. saasa.e.,
rough hogs, Y q Sc; quarantined cat
tie, ~ q 500; few extra. higher.
CHICAGO. ILL. March Io.--CattIe-
Receipts Tuesday estimated at 400
head, Market 100 15c. higher. steers,
x5.50I s,ioi cows. $4Ms575; heirers. 81
q see; bulls, s4.s9N5.5e calves. ssaf
1900. stoekers and feeders, s425ms.o0.
head Market s03oc. higher Choice
heavy. Sfo.4Ba10.55; butchers s1o a, =
10. 80, light mixed. sf0.00D1025; choice
Ugh, slosoee 1919; pigs. ss.5opsso;
Marke. 1oW15c higher. sheer $3.50
Is.25i lambs sI.5o@s.se; yeariings,
S7se@ 500
y BALTIMORE. MD. March f0---Stock
ON the wharf--Reef cattle--Priceg
were steady, ut quotations as follows.
First quality. per pound. 4a4iSc.: me
dfiiffi, per pound. 3a3 Is c.: Halls, Der
pound, 2tee3c.: thin Steers and Cows.
per pound, 2a2hc... Oxen. per pound.
! saa3nc.; Mich Cows. extra. each.
seA.e good f5a7e'
y ives Receipts were light and the
market was firm. The following were
tne prices veal choice. per pound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
Revival M Pm. ~r-ea.

Rev DIR. Calvin T. Blackwell viii
continue meetings at Pine-Street Bap.s
list church next week, The mAetinF1
here have attracted much interest ana
many have made professions OF faith.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-06-24

pso@puy sdjuss Tie eiaim aaA report shsil
actsee . IL general lasd sGes.
: Netics q the applieasiea. sslsctios,
filing. O loeasisa. describing tAs lasd q
directed ID ssls !. must Be pssssd = . co.
sp'caous plaes upon the lad. aad . cop
Z such sotics asd proof q psstiag sAssssl
h'ed With H. Application. ssisctioa. filiag,
Of locatioa. = Tie case may b.
5. Whsssvss. under the existing ssgs.
latioas. aetics Il such applicatiso. 6liae.
or Location y required to b posssd slsp'
where thas upss the land AID psSlishsd q
. ns~spapsr. he descriptions Il The traei i
the posted and published astics must CO.
form t. the requirements in rule I.
Very respectfully. FasD DsxxErr
Approved. comm,ssiooes
K. A. Ballanger. Secretary.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-06-24
L.akSide Items
loooooOOOooOoOoOl
Iuae 77-6-fo.

Juae 77-6-Io.
Atty Conner Of Culbertson spent Suadsy
at the X. O. Lunke home also came dow1
Monday and Tuesday evenings. rssurnisl
the following mornings.
X. H. Sweetman is drawing Lumbel
from F. NJ. Robinson for Machine sheds.
etc.
Miss Flynn was obliged to close school
Tuesday on account Of sickness.
The Lahies aid Of Lakeside met with
Mrs. O. c. Waterman Tuesday Afternoon
mesdames Hall. Frank and Dan SsieAl.
Curtis Forbes and Drake we're visiting
guests from Mondok pleasant afternoon
was spent ice cream and other dainties were
served by the Ladies.
Miss McCabe Of Bainyille was the CUES,
Of the Misses Ruth and Gail Gardner last
Sunday.
The K. r. fences gang Who have been re-
pairing fence along the line here will move
today.
II is with sorrowful hearts we write oil
the death Of eur friend and neighbor Mrs.
T. N. Cody she had an operation for cad.
Ger at Williston. bu, only lived about three
day after. Her sons took her remains to
Spokane. wash. for Burial. Obituary
will appear leater.
lens Nargard. who went &c Denmark
last winter has returned from Buffalo
where he has been since his return frea
from Denmark.
Mrs, VIM Gardner spent Tuesday with
Mrs. F. NJ. Robinson.
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Unsurveyed Lands.
From The Settler,

from ne Settler.
For the Benefit Of settlers on unsurveyed
lands, and those who contemplate settling
on unsurveyed lands. We respectfully sub.
init the following letter:
APPLICATIONS AND FILINGS AND
LOCATIONS UPON UNSuRvEYED
LANDS.
Department, Of the Interior.
General Land Office.
Washington. d. c., Nov. 6. 1909.
Registers and Receivers.
United States Land Office.
Gentlemen
To remedy the confusion and uncertain.
~ arising from applications and selections
Tor and filings and locations upon uusu..
seyed public lands. you will hereafter reiec,
any such application. selection, fling or
location. under whatsoever Law permitted
unless it conforms to the following rules:
l. II must contain description Of the
land BY metes and bounds, with courses.
distances. and references to monuments bv
which the location Of the tract on the
ground can be readily and accurately as.
esrtained
The monuments may be Of iron or stone
or OF substantial posts we'll planted in the
ground. or trees. or natural objects Of a
permanent nature. and all monuments
shall be surrounded with mounds Of stone,
or earth when stones are not accessible. and
must be plainly marked to indicate with
certainty the claim to the srac. located.
The land must be taken in rectangular form.
II practicable. and the lines thereof follow
the cardinal points Of the compass. unless
enc or more Of the boundar,ss be a stream
o. fixed object. In the latter event only
the approximate course and distance along
such stream or object need b. gwen, but
the other boundaries must be deiiuitelv
stated: and the designation of aarrow strips
Of land along streams. water courses or
natural objects win not Be- permitted.
2. The approximate descsiptiso Of the
land. BY section. township and range. a. il
vill appear vhea surveyed must be furnish
ID: or. il this cansot be done. an aasdasit
must be filed setting forth valid reason
;. The address Of the claimant mus, Be
given. and il shall BE- the duty Of the regis
Ter and receiver. upon the fling Of the town
ship plat in their o6Sce. 10 notify him there
ot. BY registered mail or letter. q, such ad-
dress and to require the adjus,msa. Of The
claim to the pablo survey within thirty
days. In dsfanlt of aetos BY the party
aosi6ed the register and receiver yin