Investigation of the Department of the Interior and of the Bureau of Forestry: Cunningham coal entriesUnited States. Congress. Joint Committee to Investigate the Interior Department and Forestry Service U.S. Government Printing Office, 1911 |
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A. B. Campbell affidavit Alaska Alaska?-A answer bank benefit call your attention Chezum claim owners claim?-A claimants Clarence Cunningham Clear Creek Clear Creek trail coal claim coal entry coal lands Coeur d'Alene COMMISSIONER committee concerning conversation copy corner corporation counsel cross-examination Cunning Cunningham?-A deed Direct examination entrymen evidence executed feet final receipt Glavis GRAY Guggenheim hand you Government interest Jones Juneau Katalla knew Land Office letter Lucky Baldwin matter meeting ment mining Moore Neill never ningham notary public object paper patent person power of attorney prior Pugh purpose Question read railroad recall received recollection record reference remember Salt Lake Seattle sent SHERIDAN signature signed Socorro Spokane statement station subsequent sworn talked Tenino testified testimony that?-A them?-A there?-A timber time?-A tion told trail Trout Creek tunnel vein Wallace whom?-A yourself?-A
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Side 335 - I am now in the actual possession of said mines, and make the entry for my own use and benefit, and not directly or indirectly for the use and benefit of any other party...
Side 593 - A meeting of said entrymen was recently held at the city of Spokane, in which 25 out of the 33 participated. At said meeting a resolution was unanimously passed authorizing...
Side 358 - At said meeting a resolution was unanimously passed authorizing said committee or a majority of them to enter into negotiations with parties with a view to the equipment, development...
Side 597 - Young, called as a -witness on behalf of the defendant, having been first -duly sworn to testify to the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, was examined in chief by Mr.
Side 353 - Berbidge abobt it, and he thought the same way. Q. Subsequent to the meeting in May, did you prepare a deed for your claim pursuant to the action taken at that meeting? — A. I did. Q. What did you do with it?— A. I forwarded it to Mr. Wakefield. Q. Did you ever get that deed back? — A. Yes, sir. Q. What did you do with it?— A. Destroyed it. Q. Did you at any time, ever agree to this proposition contained in Government Exhibit No.
Side 268 - States, or given aid and comfort to its enemies, and that such application is made for his or her exclusive use and benefit, and that said entry is made for the purpose of actual settlement and cultivation, and not, either directly or indirectly, for the use or benefit of any other person...
Side 501 - ... to location or at such time or since has affiant entered into any agreement, expressed or implied, or pledged himself by promise or otherwise, expressed or implied, by which the title to said land, or any part thereof, or interest therein, is to pass to any other person or association whatsoever...
Side 2 - Interior and its several bureaus, officers, and employees, and of the Bureau of Forestry, in the Department of Agriculture, and its officers and employees, one thousand for the...
Side 593 - Company of Spokane, Wash., in trust, for the purpose of transmitting or dealing with the title to the consoli•dated tract in such manner as shall be directed by CJ Smith, RK Neill, HW Collins, Frederick Burbridge, Fred H.
Side 319 - Alaska, and the receiver's receipt for the purchase price issue, he will not be under any contract or obligation or promise to sell or convey said tract to any person or persons or association, or to put same into any company or joint holding for any purpose, or to otherwise dispose of same, but will be free in every way to hold said tract , to lease or sell...