Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-02

clear this morning and the city wa,
filled with holders of numbers fol
the filing on the Occur d'Alene reser,
walton early in the day. 1t Is esti.
mated that more than five hundred
number holders came to this city Sat.
urday and yesterday. The halls in
the Sander block this morning were
packed with people, all eager to hear
their number called and gain entrance
to the map room, which would give
them selection OF land.
A number of the holders from / to
20 practically had their selections
made and were ready for filing for
some days, but at a late hour Satur-
day night telegram was received by
Register Batting from the United
States land Office which quite mater
tally changed matters with the num-
Der holders, 1t being to the effect that
he must withdraw from allotment
ninety legal subdivisions of land,
which in all would be about $500
acres of Land.
This land, for the most part, is
on the Indian reservation and most
of 1t is embraced in the tracts leased
to the Washington Water Power com
pany by the government as part of
the Post Falls power dam project,
which flooded these leased lands along
the st. Joe river because the dam
raised the level of the lake.
Isadore Selig. who drew No. / in
me land lottery. had selected a tract
PARTLY on a bench and partly on the
pwer ground now flooded by the
aters.
AS result of the above Mr.. Sellg
once secured the services of a To-
ator, who aided him in making his
election, and this morning when No
was called Mr.. Selig and his locator
ere the first to enter the map room
Is said that the selection made by
ne former was the one which had
zen desired and chosen by No. 2,
DO consequently had to make an
her selection, as perhaps did others
be number holders went into the
ap room four at time and re-
aimed there for thirty minutes II
ey desired, each being given that
ne alone or with their locator.
Following is the list of those who
We filed in the regular order upl
the time of going to press. and the
ne was done in a quiet and I'M
suming manner, and as soon as the
ling had been completed each of the
elders passed from the room and
sd of the halls to make space for
8ers:
Land Selected.
30. 1-lsador Selig, twp. 46 N, r. |
best, lot 5. Sc Ia OF Sc Ia sec
Zen 8, and s 1-2 of SW Ia section g.
No. John Hedmark. Spokane,
ash, twp. 4S ", R. west, lots ,,
4 and 5, section 90. and lot /,
elton 10.
No. 3-Charles C. Cromwell, St
aries. Idaho, twp. 46 n. r.. west.
"a 4. section 81. NE IA of NE IA
ction IS. Sc IA and sw IA of
30 IA. section 81.
No. Herman Neubauer. South
tacoma, Wash. twp. as n. R. 5
lest. n IL of Sc IA. section IL.
IVY IA of SW "A section IL, and |
Dt 5, Section IL.
No. 5-Ena Maloney. Spokane.
Nash. twp. AZ n. r. west. W 1-2
N NE Ia, NE IA Of NE IL. sec
lon 8, lot IA. section 5.
No. 6-william w. Atkinson, Troy
IDAHO. twp. As n. R. west. sW Ia
II NE IA, Sc Ia of NV IA. NV Ia
II Sc IA. and NE Ia of sw Ia.
ection 2s.
No. Meade Sharp. Martinsville,
b., twp. AZ y, R. west. S IL Of
E IA section IS. n 1-2 of NE Ia
ection SO.
No. s-Peter weidenbaeh. Plum
er, Idaho. twp. IS n. r. 1 west,
IL Of NE Ia and e IL OF NV IA
elton II.
No s-Paul B. Rising, st. Paul,
Inn, twp. As y, R. west, Sc Ia
NE IA section 81. Sw of NV
:. Sc Ia of NV IA and sw Ia
NE IA. section 2s.
No. lo-Miehael Theis. St. Maries.