Regulations Under Timber and Stone Law: (acts of June 3, 1878, and Acts Amendatory).U.S. Government Printing Office, 1922 - 16 halaman |
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26 Stat 30 days acre act approved act of Congress America in Congress application and sworn application for reappraisement application or sworn APPLICATION TO PURCHASE appraised or reappraised August 30 bona fide purchasers bounty land warrants certificates of location chief of field cinnabar Commissioner complete entry Congress assembled deposits of gold eighteen hundred enacted entitled An act entries of lands ENTRY OF STONE field division filed FINAL ENTRY final proof Government House of Representatives June third land laws Land Office Lands applied lands chiefly valuable legal subdivisions ment military bounty land mining claim Nevada Nonmineral Oregon payment perjury placer mining protest reappraised value register and receiver sale of timber Senate and House SEPTEMBER 20 Stone Entries STONE LANDS stone law subject to entry sworn statement timber and stone timber lands timber thereon tract unfit for cultivation United unsatisfied indemnity certificates Unsatisfied military bounty valuable deposits Washington Territory WILLIAM SPRY
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