Executive Documents, Minnesota ...1867 |
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... แ 99-100 Mower " " 101 Nicollet " " 101-106 Olmsted ( 6 107-109 Rice Scott ( 6 109-111 111-114 " 6 Steele 66 114-115 66 " " Wabashaw " C 115-116 " 66 Washington " " 116-117 Apportionment of the Current School Fund for 1866 , List VI INDEX .
... แ 99-100 Mower " " 101 Nicollet " " 101-106 Olmsted ( 6 107-109 Rice Scott ( 6 109-111 111-114 " 6 Steele 66 114-115 66 " " Wabashaw " C 115-116 " 66 Washington " " 116-117 Apportionment of the Current School Fund for 1866 , List VI INDEX .
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... Rice 3,951 908 73 2,647 17 3,555 90 Saint Louis 87 Scott 2,823 20 01 649 29 58 29 78 30 1,891 41 2,540 70 Sherburne 345 79 35 231 15 311 50 Sibley 1,893 435 39 1,268 31 1,703 70 Stearns 2,210 508 30 1,480 70 1,989 00 Steele 1,757 404 11 ...
... Rice 3,951 908 73 2,647 17 3,555 90 Saint Louis 87 Scott 2,823 20 01 649 29 58 29 78 30 1,891 41 2,540 70 Sherburne 345 79 35 231 15 311 50 Sibley 1,893 435 39 1,268 31 1,703 70 Stearns 2,210 508 30 1,480 70 1,989 00 Steele 1,757 404 11 ...
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... Rice 16,533.64 13,153 27 3,380.37 Scott - 13,853.89 7,375.50 6,478.39 Sibley 19,575.62 3,115.10 16,460.52 Stearns 45,638,28 2,253,20 43,385.08 Steele 14,953.95 8,914.06 6,039.89 Wabashaw 6,210 71 4,745,30 1,465.41 Waseca 14,825.65 ...
... Rice 16,533.64 13,153 27 3,380.37 Scott - 13,853.89 7,375.50 6,478.39 Sibley 19,575.62 3,115.10 16,460.52 Stearns 45,638,28 2,253,20 43,385.08 Steele 14,953.95 8,914.06 6,039.89 Wabashaw 6,210 71 4,745,30 1,465.41 Waseca 14,825.65 ...
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... Rice 1,207 16 15,387 14 3,069 52 12.317 62 542 67 Scott 869 30 6,883 12 1,198 00 5,685 12 270 05 Sibley 3,115 10 19.286 67 4,112 47 15,174 20 715 55 Stearns 2,253 20 15,657 40 3,677 20 11,980 20 471 50 Steele 2,190 85 14,494 65 2,582 40 ...
... Rice 1,207 16 15,387 14 3,069 52 12.317 62 542 67 Scott 869 30 6,883 12 1,198 00 5,685 12 270 05 Sibley 3,115 10 19.286 67 4,112 47 15,174 20 715 55 Stearns 2,253 20 15,657 40 3,677 20 11,980 20 471 50 Steele 2,190 85 14,494 65 2,582 40 ...
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... Rice 24,763 14,607 322,871 5,320 236,339 St. Louis Scott 15,745 9,424 120,116 73 1,313 36 628 2,838 115,144 Sherburne Sibley Stearns Steele- Wabashaw Waseca Washington Watonwan Winona Wright 8,437 25,485 13,633 303,906 23,828 534,052 22 ...
... Rice 24,763 14,607 322,871 5,320 236,339 St. Louis Scott 15,745 9,424 120,116 73 1,313 36 628 2,838 115,144 Sherburne Sibley Stearns Steele- Wabashaw Waseca Washington Watonwan Winona Wright 8,437 25,485 13,633 303,906 23,828 534,052 22 ...
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Page 31 - ... sectional divisions and subdivisions, of not less than three hundred and twenty acres in any one location, on any public land except such as is or may be reserved from sale by any law of Congress or proclamation of the President of the United States, which said locations may be made at any time after the lands of the United States in said States respectively, shall have been surveyed according to existing laws.
Page 27 - That all salt springs within said State, not exceeding twelve in number, with six sections of land adjoining or as contiguous as may be to each...
Page 30 - An act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales of the public lands, and to grant preemption rights...
Page 25 - An act to secure homesteads to actual settlers on the public domain...
Page 30 - And ~be it further enacted: That there shall be granted to each state specified in the first section of this act, five hundred thousand acres of land for purposes of internal improvement; Provided, that to each of the said states which has already received grants for said purposes, there is hereby granted no more than a quantity of land which shall, together with the amount such state has already received as aforesaid, make...
Page 30 - SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That there shall be granted, to each State specified in the first section of this act five hundred thousand acres of land for purposes of internal improvement: Provided, that to each of the said States which has already received grants for said purposes, there is hereby granted no more than a quantity of land which shall, together with the amount such State has...
Page 127 - ... misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than fifty, nor more than five hundred dollars, to which may be added imprisonment in the county jail for any term not exceeding six months.
Page 3 - I have the honor to submit the following report of the transactions of this office for the period commencing July 1, 1900, and ending June 30, 1901.
Page 25 - When the land was purchased and paid for, it was no longer the property of the United States, but of the purchaser.
Page 15 - Minnesota, for the purpose of aiding in the construction of a railroad from Hastings, through the counties of Dakota, Scott, Carver, and McLeod, to such point on the western boundary of the State as the legislature of the Opinion of the Court.