Consolidation of Forest Lands
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PiCKE'rr. What year?
Mv. IIuNTKR. 1906. ' Here is a prospectus about the whole business.
]\Ir. Pickett. When was it transferred the next time? We can not put the prospectus in the record, you know.
Mr. Hunter. About 1909.
Mr. Pickett. To wdiom did you sell them then ?
Mr. Hunter. To the Oregon Valley Land Co.
Mr. Pickett. Who did they transfer to, and when ?
Mr. Hunter. The particular land in question?
Mr. Pickett. The particular land in question.
Mr. Hunter. It was at the same time given to th...e Hunter Land Co. to resell for that company.
Mr. Raker. The Oregon Valley Land Co. held all the land— 560,000 acres — which included this.
Mr. Hunter. Yes, sir.
Mr. Eaker. Then, at the time of the drawing or just before, this land was sold by the Oregon Land Co. to the Hunter Land Co. ?
Mr. Hunter. No; years before.
Mr. Pickett. Sold or just given the agency of it?
Mr. Hunter. Given exclusively the agency — given, oh, a long time before.
Mr. Raker. Where did the people remain when the Oregon Land Co.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PiCKE'rr. What year?
Mv. IIuNTKR. 1906. ' Here is a prospectus about the whole business.
]\Ir. Pickett. When was it transferred the next time? We can not put the prospectus in the record, you know.
Mr. Hunter. About 1909.
Mr. Pickett. To wdiom did you sell them then ?
Mr. Hunter. To the Oregon Valley Land Co.
Mr. Pickett. Who did they transfer to, and when ?
Mr. Hunter. The particular land in question?
Mr. Pickett. The particular land in question.
Mr. Hunter. It was at the same time given to th...e Hunter Land Co. to resell for that company.
Mr. Raker. The Oregon Valley Land Co. held all the land— 560,000 acres — which included this.
Mr. Hunter. Yes, sir.
Mr. Eaker. Then, at the time of the drawing or just before, this land was sold by the Oregon Land Co. to the Hunter Land Co. ?
Mr. Hunter. No; years before.
Mr. Pickett. Sold or just given the agency of it?
Mr. Hunter. Given exclusively the agency — given, oh, a long time before.
Mr. Raker. Where did the people remain when the Oregon Land Co.
What to read after Consolidation of Forest Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. House. Committee On the Public Lands to read onlineMoreLess
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