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9 Copp's Land Owner 1 (1882-1883)

handle is hein.journals/coplndow9 and id is 1 raw text is: COPP'S LAND OWNER. WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL, 1882. No. 1. CONTENTS. PAGE Editorial Iteins-Ereka Springs Case-Copp's Public Land Laws-Special Announcement- Land Personals .......... ......................... 1 MINES AND MINEEALS. N eils, Larson et at .................................... 2 Roberts vs. Foote .......... 3 Josiah Gentry-Wn. E. Morris --Robinson s. Mayger-Gustavus Ilagland ...................... 5 HOMESTEADS. Sarah Leonard-Joseph 1). Sharp .................. 6 Thomas Madigan-G. E.Van Ostrand-Evan Ellis. 7 PRE-EMPTIONS. Francis A. Stroup- ohn H. Lessinger-Bates vs. Reed ............................................. 8 PRACTICE. Wight vs. St. ilernard Mining Co.-Herbert vs. Reed -Carduff vs. Cornmack ...................... 9 RAILROADS. Central Pacific, Successor to California & Oregon R ailroad Co ......................................... n New Mexico & Southern Pacific I. E. Company.. 11 PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS. R ancho A lisal ......................................... 11 SUPREME COU-RT OF KANSAS. J. C. Guffin and Wife vs. Edward Linney-Neer vs. W illiam s ............. ......................... 13 SIiPREMfE COURT OF THER UNITED STATES. St. Louis Sinelting and Refining Co. vs. Kenip. 14 SUPREME COURT OF COLORAI)O. M iller vs. Taylo ... .............................. 20 ASSESSMENT WORK. Suggestions of Chief Justice Prince, of New M exico .............................................. 21 MINING LEASE. Gilmore vs. The Ontario Iron CO ................... 21 TREASURY I)EPARTMENT CIRCULAR. Allspach's Case-Refunding Excess Purchase M on ey .............................................. 21 CIRCUIT COURT OF TILE UNITED STATES-DISTRICT OP CALIFORNIA. United States vs. John Mnllan et al................ 25 TIMBER CULTURE. [o dlelbauni vs. T urne ............................. 27 Flynn vs. Stiles-C. SC. Cook ......................... 28 TOWVNS ON'UNSUiEVYED LANDS. Town of Bellevue .......... ......................... 28 Public Land Iaws ................................... 2 M ineral Patents ...................................... 30 Cash P atents .......................................... 30 Hom estead Patents .................................. 31 PROFESSIONAl. CARDS. PAGE Curtis & Burdett. taigton. . ............... 1 Capt. John Mullan, Sai Francisco & Washington. I D. H. Talbot, Sioux City, lowa ..................... I M. D. lrainard, 'V ashington. 1). C ................. 1 Ellery C. Ford, W5 ashington, 1). C ................. I Drununond & Bradford, Washington. 1). C ...... W. K. Mendenhall. Washington, 1). C .............. I L. C. Black. Cincinnati, Ohio ....................... I Julialn & Mcloy, NTashington, I). C................ I W(. J. Johnston, Washington, 1). ( ................ lV Jno. H. N oorhees. \Vashington, D. C.............. 1 Hillyer & Ralson. Vashington, D. C .............. IV A. St. C. Denver, W .ashington, D. C ............... IV Chas. & George A. King, Wraslington, 1). C ....... IV Walter Ht. snith, Washington, D. C ............... IV ,lohn S. Hauke, Washington, D. C ................. IV H. J. Frost, WVashinglon. D. C .................... IV Mcel 'arland & Farr, Sacramnento, Cal .............. I Evans. Padgett & Emnons Washington, IV. C.... iv Land Dire to .......................... . American Settler's Gaide ........................... III Copp's Land Owner- Bound ....................... III Copp's Public Land Laws .......................... III Index to Land Owner ................. III Morrison's Transcripts ..........................IIi Munn & Co., Patents ................................ III Copp's U. S. Mineral Lands ........................ III ~opp's American Mining Code .................... IV Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as house. Will he let the speculator fore- second-class matter... stall him, and go on for the rest of his THIS paper furnishes more valuable law inforntu- life paying rent ?-Exchanrie. tion for less money, and is read by more land attor. neys and real estate dealers, by more homestead, preemption, and other land claimants, and by snore mine owners, engineers, and superintendents, than AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS IN 1882. any other . . . ..plictio in the United States. The American Newspaper Directory, ALL Registers and Receivers of the U. S. which will be issued next month by Geo- land offices are authorized to receive sub- P. Rowell & Co., of New York, will con. scriptions for this paper. tain the names of 10,611 periodicals in the United States and Territories, which is a PAnTIEs renewing subscriptions will find gain of 344 in the year just passed. The it to their advantage to enclose $1 addi- number of daily papers has increased in a tional for their cards in the Land Direc- somewhat larger proportion, and is now tory. represented by a tptal or 996 against 921 in 1881. The largest increase has been in EUREKA SPRINGS CASE. New York-10 dailies, 29 of all sorts. The Secretary's decision of March 9, Illinois and Missouri show a percentage 1882, in case of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, of gain which is even greater, while Cod- is entirely unimportant. so far as any rado leads all others inthe percentage of question of law is concerned. The ques- increase, both of daily and weekly issues. tion decidedis one of fact viz., is the land --- in contest mineral or agricultural in char- THE new edition of the Settler's Guide acter? The land is held to be agricultural, is now ready for delivery. Quite a be- maud for this little book is coming from NEW COPP'S PUBLIC LAND Europe, one of the latest orders being LAWS. from Italy. We have ill preparation V-olme 2 of Copp's Public Land Laws, intended to supplement the voltne published in 1875. A detailed statement of its plan and scope will be published at an early (late. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The second edition of Copp's U. S. Mineral Lands, will be isssiled during May. More than 600 of the estimated 700 OWING to the pressure on our columns, we publish this month a double number, 36 pages inclding tile cover. In view of the valuable contents, a large edition is lprinted to supply the expected extra de- inand. It will be observed that the Su- preme Court decision in the St. Louis Snmelting Company ease from Leadville, is printed ill full. pag .e s P Ic 1 JI I.. 1. L - ., I new rulings and decisions have been added LAND PERSONA LS. and all worthless matter has been omitted. ATTENTION is called to tie card of Esanis, The prices will be $6.00 and $4.00, owiig Padgett & Emmons, oin last page of cover. to the increased size of the book. iThis is a new firm, of which Richard - -. Evans, the well-known Washington RENT is a vampire that, like interest, attorney, is senior partner. sticks and draius the life front energy and (GEN. ELLERY (l. FORD, formerly head of hope. It is a treadmill, whose ceaseless tile miing bureau of the General Land turn wears out life iii poverty, deprivinlg Oftice, was attorney for the applicants in it of half its joys, recreations and pleas- Ithe Shanms O'Brien case, (decision pub- ures. I)o you, an intelligent, s-ims~ble lisied elsewhere), whiie incohhes several man, ask how you can help yourself i-'nporLant questions under the mininglaws. We answer, build youtself a home of'Alo lied imlortant decision in a mining your oi1, and Vol' wiil ha:e madie q 'ease where the successful parties were rep- change in your circumstanecs thii will resevtEd t3 General Ford. is crowded out affect your whole life. You will have !hs nt,, t ill appear in the May taken the first grand step towards coi-ll i-sue. • petence and independence. You Wil. N 'lil' ILESEY, DAVS & WinTTLESEY,is the have an object imi life worth the exertion style of a new law partnership in GnuInnison, yo resolve to make. You will no longer Colorado, consisting of young gentlemeln be pouring water on the ,and. In all from Washington, who are attracted to the soberness and truth, we believe that tile Centennial State by its richness and enter- time is fast passing when it will be possi- prise. Their many friends wish them ble for the poor iflnan to get himself a wholesale, success. VOL. IX.

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