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....~ <br />°.:.ti <br />1 <br />I• <br />also by Warranty Daed, in February of 1947. According to Bill Bear, <br />the land will soon transfer [o his possession, pending cotcpletion <br />of litigation in the estate of Tony Bear. <br />According to the legal description, the original land intent <br />• <br />for site SGN037 includes lots numbered 1-17 and 20-22, for a total <br />of 81 acres. According to [he description of the surveyed land as <br />recorded on January 12, 1916 by the U.S. Surveyor General's Office, <br />Denver, Colorado (and on file with the Office of Gunnison County <br />Clerk), Section 21 contains only 21 lots. Further, Gunnison records <br />indicate that only 80-90 acres of the total section are privately <br />owned, the remainder located within the Gunnison National Forest. <br />A records search failed to identify the origin of the nomenclature <br />responsible for the lot identification in the patent description. <br />However, the total acreage known to be in private ownership co¢pares <br />with the total acreage of the property in question. Furthermore, no <br />record could be found identifying private land ownership within <br />Section 21 but outside of the Gollob claim. Therefore, it is assured <br />that the Gollob property was legally contained within lot 1 of the <br />Surveyor General's survey of 1916. And, further, that the patent <br />description of lots numbered 1-17 and 20-22 included all patented <br />land contained in Section 21. <br />According to Frank Gollob, informant and son of [he property's <br />1• <br />original o•.mer, Martin Gollob (and resident on the site during a major <br />toztion of the Collcb eccu;any),sG:&7:,7 was first hoa,esteaded in <br />1709 and abandoned around 1948. Ttte Gollob family raised a stroll <br />nucSer of livestock anti mitred for coal for their ovn use from the <br />nearby Sylvester Gulch mine site. Structure nc:ber I (see Archaeological <br />