The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-11-03
LISTS 1-93c, 1921. AID $50.
ts!ISTDE.TIGN TO ENTRY CT
IN NATIONAL FORREST

Notice is hereby given that ,h~ lands
desert! I'd below. embracing lS0 acres,
WITHIN the Sioux National Forest.
Montana. win he subject to scttlemcnt
Hnl entry under the provisions Of the
homestead laws Of the United States
AND Che act of June II, 1906 GA Stat.
.33). at til" United States and office
at Miles CITY, MInntunt. on !>rr"Inbcr
-. 14ll. Amy settler who has actually
and nG0OA faith riHiEnin@ any of said
lands Tor agricultural purposes prior
to january !, 1896, ANA Mas not alb
undoneH s"nn", :ilS u preference :i"ht
to make Il homestead entry for the
hands actu"ii.N occupied. Said lands
We're listed upon the applications of
the persons mentioned below, who
nave p preference" right subject to the
prior right of any such settler. provide
cd such settler or applicant is qualified
80 make homestead entry and the pre-
rrencc right is exercised prior to Dec
rmber II, 1871. on which date the
lands will be subject to settlement and
"ntry by any qualified person. h
iNndS embrace a tract Of 100 acres
within u~nsurvcych but what viii prob
ably be, when surveyed, Secs. 13. u.
IS and 10. II. , s., KS. SO and 81 r., NJ.
NJ, described by mrtrS and bounds as
follows: Beg !nMiNE 1T corner No. !, a
.ton" marked HI. whence the south
east corner OF Sec. 1G. 7. , s., i. 60 f..
bears \. l" chains and ". 1873 chains;
extending thence n. 40 chains; thence
r.. 20 chains; thence S. 20 chains;
t1oncn =. 40 chains: thence $. 2"
chains; thence w. co chains TO the
place Of beginning. Variation IS de-
>rcca ~ T.. Said tract was listed up
on the application of Lohn f.. Euruiit,
Of Midland, Montana: List 1880. y
tract of l60 acres within urSlVNc,'rd
but what vii! probably be, when sur
Nvved, Sec. %, Il. 3 s., Il. G. f., de
Scribed by mttes and bounds rs fol-
lows: beginning at corner No. l, Il
stone marked III. whence the north
west corner of Sec. 81, r. 8 s., r., g.
T., bears w. Is chains and S. 80 chains,
extending turnct n. 40 chains; thence
r.. 10 chains; thence S. 40 chains;
thence ". 40 chains to the place OF
beginning. Variation Is degrees 10 II.
Said tract was listed upon the appiira-
ton of Oliver T. Gale of Camp Crook,
South Dakota; List 1881. a tract OF
100 acres described as follows: The
We Of SWA of SWA of NWM Tn"
NWA of NWA of NV of SW Ii
uO acresD, See. is. II. = S., r. G2 E.,
and $50 acres within unsurNoEcd but
what Will probably be, when surveyed
Sec 10, T. . S. II. 81 f., described by
1npt>s ana bounds AS follows: BE
Ginning 1T corner No. l, Il tone mark
tn III, "lltIcp me quarter corner OK
west line OF Sec, Is, II. > s., X. 60 e
bears n. 5 chains, extending thence
-. 20 chail.; tnerce n. 70 degrees
w. 5S.75 chains; thence S. 90 chains,
tn acc $. - degrees f. 9.75 chains;
hence S. 30 chains; thence s
- degrees T.. 90 chains,
thence \. 20 chains; thence s I3 de
Hrcca y. 80 chains to the place OF be.
GINNING. Variation is degrees go Z
..-il tract was listed uDON the aUpiicu.
ton of Samuel Houston Alexander OF
Midland, Montana; List 1855. S. V
rroud1it. acting commissioner OF tbs
General Land Office. Approved Sept
%. 1911, Samuel Admas, First Assis'
,ant Secretary Of the Inferior.