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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT COuRr-JUsTIcE MAcARTHUR.-Reyser
vs. shepherd; bills Of exception slgned. Barbour a
Hamilton vs. Cook: settled. Rlggles vs. Crawford ct
al. motion for new trial Dalton et al. VS.. Baltimore
and Potomac railroad Company; verdict for delen d.
ant. McG Va Holman ct NJ. motion for u new
trial. United States Va. Ewing; leave to amend dec
laratiOn. Cymer vs. Bryan ct al bill Of exceptions
signed, Adjourned I'LL this morning al ten O'clock
Assgnment-Calenda Nos. 49, 30, 23 2li, 23G, 81,
$50, 10 TO 2f3 Inclusive.
CouRT IN GENERAL TERM-JUsTICKs CARTIER
HAONER, AND JAhHS-Furr VS.. Keyser; order for
appeal to supreme Court OF the United States va.
Gated regranted again with stay of execution, Ad-
lOurned till Thursday NJ ten u, M Assignment-Cai-
endar Nos. ", 49, 81 %, TO- u, GO, a. GS, and a.
EQUITY CouRr-JUsTICE WYLIE.-Cox vs.. Miller
hearing of mol0n set for November 49, 1881. DAILY VS.
Washington Market Company restraining order OF
November continued IN force. Cohen vs. Cohen
commission TO get answer Of defendant ordered.
Raoul Gainesi pro coniesso set aside with leave to
answer. Williams vs.. Block s. Oppenhelmer granted
leave TO intervene. Stfocker W. Nicholson; auditors
report ratified. Simpson vs. BOarman Amendment
ofbiil allowed. Brown Vs. Van Pallen leave granted
to bring suit for possession, Bergeyin VI. Ber-
dered taken before Philip Larner. Austin
ordered oDwyer vs.. Jackson; lime to close tts,ii.
mony extended twenty days. Nourse VS.. Ashford ;
tmeto file auditors report extended ten days Pal.
mer Vs. Cooley; decree vesting title IN complainant.
Kelly vs. Kelly; petition OF James Hening dismissed
MCCARTHY VS.. Shipman Injunction denied and leave
10 file Cross-bill. Edwards VS.. MAupin defendant
ordered to file account smith va smith; divorce q
win. mat decreed. Adjourned I'LL to-day at halEpast
On O'clock.
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A New Delonaling Csmpo.l,io..

Naval and military trials have been
made at the Austrian arsenal of a new detonating
composition, invented BY an English engineer, and
called by him "dynamoge." The initial velocity
of dynamoge when fired from rifle was from $3.50
to 1868 metres, againet 1856 to 1922 metres with
gunpowder, The firing with the latter was more
accurate, but this attributed TO want of conf
denee on the part Of men using the new compost
ton. The cartridges were ofthe same bulk in both
rapidity, when II was found that while the barrel
ofthe rifle fired with gunpowder was so hot that 1t
was but litlle heated. The gunpowdel also made
the rife very foul, but the dynamoge len SO little
residue that piece of rag once passed through
the barrel was sufficient to clean IT,
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MrHE SMILING poooMoKE.n

Ofnll the flsb that dwell within
Tho sen or nestle In It's bays
There's mono that Is 50 lovely as
An oyster with its witching ways.
lie gently sleeps upon the sand,
While Ger the wild waves etand foam;
lie cares not what they say or do,
But calmly dreams Of days to come
Though crabs may crawl and nettlc fish
Coquette and nlrt their level best,
He hCeds them not. but conscious lies
And sweetly sings himself TO rest.
At last the cruel dredgcr comes,
When from his briny bed he's torn,
And, murmuring sadly In his shell.
lie wishes he had ne'er been born.
but time ossuages all his grief;
Most smillugly he yields to fate;
And now. dozen Pocomokes
Are gladly laughing ON my plate.
IT'S strange how some coons fllrt EN- round.
And wonder lfthe things are prlmej
no lingering doubt e'er troubles me,
know my oyster every time.
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BAN HS.-Sunday, the 18th instant. at $50 D. M,
amer long aud painful Illness wARsRR p BAEiss
aged a.
Funeral win take place. from the family residence,
No. 1905 Vermont avenue, ut ~ m. to-day.
rLUMMER.-On Monday, the iith instant, ut 100
o'clock a. M. at the residence Of his mother ISL q
street northwest, Captain SATrERLEE ClAug FUN
MER, lieutenant Fincenth United states Infantry.
Funeral on Wednesday, at o'clock, to which rela-
uves aud friends invited without further notice. .
Y BRANDENBURG.-O Monday, November H. ut
1870 y. M, OF congestve chill, MARY RuntSsON aged
70 months and 90 days daughter Of f. NJ. and Ella
Brandenhurg.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents No ia
$ street northwest, at 3 p. M, November Is.
DENtSON.-Suddenly, on Monday, November H.
ISL at y. M, CHARLES WHEELER DENisoN.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GREEN.-On Sunday November H. 1884, at his
late residence corner Twentieth aud streets north.
west, amer long and painful illness, JAMES A., be-
loved son OF the late James and Elizabeth Green.
The funeral will take place rom ~. Matthew's
Church, on Tuesday, 18TH instant, Mt o'clock,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15

81. PETERSBURG, NOV. I4.-An Imperial
order has been issued appointing a special COM
mission, under the presidency Of NJ. Kochanofi, a
member Of the council Of the empire, for the pur-
pose OF reorganizing the system Of provincial adj
minisiTaton, The proposals contained in the
9rder are regarded AZ loreshadOwing important
changes in the direction OF local sof-gOyeTnment,
especially facilitating peasant representation In
AL provincial district councils.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15

BASKERs' ExoHANa Z.
AANhEfeb EAohANuf-
Three-day billa"-..,- ss6 sixty-da blllsm-,.,,
WALL STREET oOssIP


NEW YonK, Nov. II, lO;20 a. m.-William L. Scott
stated to his friends at the Windsor Hotel yesterday
that Mr.. Vanderbilt had fully decided not To ad vance
west-bound freight this week, talked about, and
his roads would therefore make change In order to
conform TO those Of the Pennsylvania Central.
director Of the Erie stated last night that In conse
quence of this, Mr.. Jewet would Of course not alter
his prices, because the New York Central would
then get all the business Mr. Tillnghast of the New
York Central, intimated very strongly that there
were at present no regular west-bound rates
IN existence, and that the Vanderbilt
line were taking goods at the best
prices obtainabe. Notwithstanding the rather un-
favorable turn In railroad matters the average or
the sentiment up IN the market yesterday was bull
ish, and higher prices generally predicted un-
less there should happen TO be break IN the Wander
bilt stocks. MIR. Keene was acknowledged to be the
leading bull ut present'lll the market. Mr.. Gould,
however CONTINUES bull but Is not doing 80 much.
Judge HntchinRi CONTINUES a bear Sage IL
forced TO be n bear, as lie has outstanding calls
on $4,000 shares Of stocks sold .for sixty days
before. Last year his stocks called amounted
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15

BALTIMORE, Nov. ll-tattle-. Market fairly active,
with no change In prices, quality considered the av-
erage being better very best, .GnGc first quality As
6n5ipc; medium, 3g6DIic; ordinary, 2,6l3,c; most
OF the sales were from iclj4 90; receipts 1904 head;
sales, .,uIl head. Swne-Far supply and moderate
demand; quotations at 76gN'lc; receipts 7lI5 head
The receipts of sheep and lambs were 1906 head
quOatons--sheep, 3Cn5c lambs, IeI',t,C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15
NEW York STOCK MAnKEI

NEW YORK, Nov. H. al5 y. m.-The market opened
dull and strong and during the first hour there WINS
advance of from y to y per cent. II was rumored
that prominent dry goods house In trouble, and
later that irregularities had been discovered In
a national bank, and the market, under free sales de-
clined from y TO IL per cent. These rumors be-
ing denied later. recovery OF about half the decline
took place. The fact that the market has been AN ad-
vancing one for the past two weeks was sufficient rea-
for decline, II Is more than likely that large
holders have taken advantage of said advance to re.
aiIze. Money ruled easy at from to q per cent.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.-Cattle Marke nc
tive sales, 1000 head prime, OlS7o; good, 5s60Gc
medium, 4hGe5i4c common, 3AGD4c, Sheep-Market
active; sales, 5000 head; prime 5615iSc good
SIC; medium, iC1lidc common, 3d34c. Lambs, la
7Ac, Mich calves, GGpsiEc. HOgsAlnrket fair sales
5,5W head; good, Sgghc; medium, Sas1ac; common
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. A-Vlrginla U.s. deferred II; dc
consolidated, 7Gai do second SERIES n; do past due
coupons, 93,s; new lO-iOs, 46Is bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15
REAL ESTATE.
The OmeIaI Transfers M Recorded Yester
dmy

Mr. ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac.
lions In real estate In the District yesterday as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deedsi
CITY PROPERTY.
on Twentieth street west, between II aud streets
north sublOt q 2l feet by depth) square no. William
w Metcalf to Jennie HaTkln, Sl.60O.
on Fifteenth street west, between l. and n streets
morrill, sublOt 10 by 1926 feet inChGs) square ga
Margaret Brown TO Mary A. Cushing nominal.
ON New York avenue, between Fourteenth aud
Fifteenth streets west east part of sublOt III 90 eetb3
lnohts by depth, square 2Sl America q. Pedrlck 10
John II. Olmstead, S2y50O
on alley, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west, between and parallel To II and streets north.
sublot 90 (2l feet Inches by feet nches), square
26, John L, Wilton TO Joseph Forrest, $50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana Bond Quoiations-BaItimo or,
md New York Produce runrIsets

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday. together with open
ing highest lowest, and closing quotations, fur
nlshed by the clearinghouse of III. ID. Cooke Jr d
Co.. l42p i street, Washington. ID. c..
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Foreign Money Market.

sUB-TREAsUHy BALANCES,
Coin ISL ASH % Currency ... 3O7ii u
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s,nIiimore Niock nnnrI.

LONDON, Nov. H-United States bonds, AS II6iS
Atlantic and Great Western nrsts, co. do seconds ~
Erie, 4sli Pennsylvania Central 0s1; Ontario and
Western, 3It4.
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NTARR1ED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On November H. 1881 in
this city. by the Rev. w. r. Harrison, u. H. Pun
PHREY and MAMIE @. RIoos, both Of Montgomery
County, Maryland.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15

-SStn-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OR THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,

In the city of Louisville, ON
"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays eNceptel)
under provisions ofan net OF the General Assembly
OF Kentucky,
The United states Circuit Court, March 81, ron
dered the following decision:
Fir5t-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany IL legal.
Second-Its drawings are falr.
This company has NV on hand large fund.
Read carefully the list OF prizes for the
NOVEMBER DRAWING,
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I,Ntn Pf1Te9 tII2, 10
65 tickets, 500
Remit money or bank drafI by letter or send by OK
press. DON'T SEND BY REdISrERED LETTER
or POST.OFFICE ORDER Orders OF IS and upward
by express be sent at expense. AddrcSsal or.
ders to H. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier-J Journal building,
Louisville, KY, or n. NJ. BOA RDMAN, 100 Broad.
way, New York: or j. W. CLARK. 800 street north.
weRt, and l4g2 penusylypnn nv cnup.
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Educational.
FRIENDS, sEUNARY,

street, between 18th aud 10Th n. W.
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Call on address
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Iv you would avoid disappointment and save
time and money, take DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup aud
none other,
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

fnE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTHEoNLy LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA SHINGTON.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-29

STATE OF COLORADO, IS.
In the county Court within and for the Coun-
" of Fremont aforesaid, to the December
term, A II. 1881.
W. MARY CURRY, Pisintin,l
wM. C. CURRY. Defendant.
The People OF the State OF Colorado send
greeting:
To William C. CURRY. defendant, above
named: You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you by the above
namcd plaintiff, In the County Court OF the
County OF Fremont, II being the 9Th judicial
District OF the state of Colorado, to answer
TO the complaint flied therein, within ten
days, exclusive OF the day OF service. II served
within this county: or IL served ou; OF this
county, but In the said Judicial District, with
In twenty days; otherwise within forty days:
or Judgment by default viii be takcn against
yo;;. acSorstng 10 she prayer ofthe complaint
The said nctian Is brought for a divorce on
the ground OF ndultry md for the care and
custody of DAVID c. CURRY, the child OF
said parties ms Will moro fulty nppear by the
ccoinplaint On fiic herein to which reference
is here made.
And you are hereby notifed that II you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff wilt apply
to the court for the RELIEF demanded In the
complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
County Court. within and FOR the said toun-
~ OF Fremont, this 18Th day of 0c'obcr, A. ID.
1881. CfIAS. H. WALDO.
eIt5 Co. Judge and Clerk Co. Court
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-29
CANON CITY Us. DENVER.


4|-I :
The day is near afshand when the
legal voters of Colothdo are to cast
their ballots and say whether the
permanent seat of-kuyernnent shall
remain at its pre3ent inconvenient
although metre politan locality or be
removed to some citf ne&rer the go,
graphical and popui9ue eenter of
state. No one now enies tho ~
-thst ti1Uss cel.iteS3 a541n or very ne1s'
the great Ark ansas valley and 1t is al
most beyond dispute that Canon City
is the town nearest those centers and
most convenient to be reached by
rail from all important cities in Colo
RADIO. While Denver makes much of
the fact that it is the terminus of
many railroad lines it invariably fails
also to mention another fact, namely:
That every line of rail, with one ex-
ception, which terminates in that
city is owned and operated by one
corporation, and that only one of the
roads runs into southern Colorado
1t is upon this latter line that Canon
City is situated, and the one over
which all southern Colorado people
must travel to reach the capital of
the state. Wealthy men of Denver
have offered to the taxpayers of the
state parcel or parcels of land in
that city, which they just now place
a fancy price upon, as an inducement
to them to vote the permanent seat
of government there. Canon City
does not offer an inducement of that
Kind, but can and does offer cheap
labor, an abundance of building
material, q central location, the finest
climate in the world and the best
point to reach in shortest mileage.
least time and cheapest fare, as the
following figures will show. The
time in hours is given in round num-
bers for the sake OF convenience. The
passenger fare is based upon rate of
ten cents per mile, except between
Denver and Pueblo, over which por-
tion of the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road it is six cents per mile:
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-29
sing figures are Instructive :;

Total mileage to be travelled to
reach Denver from tho southern and
western towns, S,S01 miles: total
number of hours consumed, 1856, aud
total amount of single fares to be
paid, s2S4.7o. Here, then, we have
fourteen towns south of Denver,
whose total miles TO he Travelled to
reach that city is s,s0l, while these
same towns, with Denver included,
can come to Canon City in u total dis
tance of 1,7s0 miles, difference in
favor of this city of 1871 miles. These
towns must spend 1856 total hours in
travelling to Denver, while only l09
total hours are consumed in = journey
to Canon City, a saving to them iu
favor Of this city of az hours--three
days and half These fourteen towns
must pay IN single fares n total sum
of $26l. 40 to Denver, while the total
sum in single fares to Canon. always
including Denver. isSt72.S0; in favor
of this city, $92.S0. On the other
hand there are only eight towns of
Importance north of Denver. and
whose citizens eau reach that sity at
less cost in miles, time and fares.
In comparing the distances from those
northern towns to Canon with the
distances from southern cities Il will
be discovered that the difference is
worry siigllt. hut when We come 10
think Of the loss in time and money
IN one trip from fourteen towns, null
tiplied by the number of iOurncys
madc each year to Denver, exclusives
~ upon business with the stare, aud
add to those Journeys tho future years,
the sum totai is appalling. aud In less
time than one would believe, enough
can 5e saved BY making Canon Civ
the permanent capital to purchusc the
valu able site and erect state house
upon Il. To southern Colorado peo-
pie we appeal to consider these flQ-
larea carefully aud rs =. matter Of
buainc1a. Tho Individual taxpayer
would rather savo . few dollars for
hts own use than 10 sAve fsw conss
10 tho taxable property Of the state.
We have pointed out the v wnv II which
Il may be Accomplished,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-29
STATE NEWS.

Clinton postoffice, Custer county
has been discontinued. g,.sas
d. Rehder, German, committed.
suicide in Pueblo last Saturday alter
an unsuccessful effort to murder his
wife.
Cocoon row." in Leadvillc, where
more crime has been committed than
in all the rest of the state put togeth-
err. was completely. destroyed by IRE
few nights ago.
Deputy County Clerk William II.
Conner, of Pueblo. has been bound
over to await the action of the grand
jury. on charge of embezzlement
and larceny OF public funds.
The trial of E. j. Dawson, once as
sistant postmaster of Leadville. has
been commenced before the u. s..
court in Denver. He is charged with
embezzling a large sum of money.
The verdict of the jury was, "not
guilty"
This is reported to be the most
profitable year for stock men ever
known in Colorado. Beeves already
sc.d have brought the sum of about,
S4.000,0 600. an increase of 81 500, 900
over any other year.
Recently James Slower, Watson c..
Knowles and c. Cisneros, charged
with murder, and John Wilson and
A. Cruise, charged with attempting
to wreck train, escaped from the
Saguache Jail. Governor Pitkin has
offered reward of 300 each for the
capture of the first three and $500
each for the capture of the latter.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-29
Who Can Vote.

Last winter the legislature OF Colo-
rado amended section of the gener@
al laws in relation to elections and
the amendment has caused much dis
cussion and the asking Of many ques-
tions. In order to settle it in the
minds of every voter we herewith
publish the act which amended the
act in dispute. Particular attention.
is directed to the italicized words in
the second clause:
AN ACT.
To amend section one of chapter tliir-
ty. of the general laws of Colorado.
in relation to elections, and repeal
ing all laws inconsistant with this
act.
Be it enacted 6y the General As
sensbly of the State Of Colorado:
Sec. 1. That section one of an act
entitled an act regulating elections,
and repeating all territorial acts upon
the subject, being section nine hum
dred and twenty-six of the general
laws of Colorado, be, and the same is
hereby amended, to read as follows |:
Section l. Every male person over
the age Of twenty-one years, possess
ing the following qualifications, shall
be entitled to vote at all eiectionsi
First-He shall be citizen of the
United States, or, not being citizen
of the United States, he shall have
declared his intention, according to
law to become such citizen, not less
than four months before he offers to
vote.
sSecond-He shall have resided in
this state six months Immediately
preceding the election at which he.
offers to vote; ia the county ninety
days, and in the ward or precinct,
ten days; prorided, that no person
shall be denied the right to vote at
any school district election, nor to
hold any school district Office on ac-
count of sex. That all acts or parts
of acts imcoDsistant with this act be,
and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved February 18th, 1891.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-29

To Julius White, Emma white Banistcr.
Lizzie White sullivan, Henry Ten Eyck
White, Maria White Wootimancy. and
Charles X. Danister.
You are hereby notified that the will of
MINNIE WHITE ROANE. lately deceased,
has been presented for probate to the Coun-
~ Court OF the county OF Fremont. In the
State Of Colorado, by Augustus Macon, ona
of the subscribing witnesses thereto. who
resides In Cailon City In said county Of erc-
mont-that at the time ef her deccase saisl
MINNIE WHITE tOANE resided In said
town Of Canon City-aAd that tho proper.
~ devised by said will Il therein described
as all OF my real and personal properly and
estate. And you, and each Of you, arc
hercby required to attend the probate Of
snid will ut the oiicc OF the county Judge
Of said county &c FrcIont IL said state Of
NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1881.
CHAS. l.. WALDO,
ssst4s County Judge.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-29
ASSAYS FOR THE WEEK.

w. w. Dudley, of Inciana. has becni
confirmed commissioner Of pensions.
In strict party vote in the senate
Saturday, David Davis cast his vote
with the republicans.
The republican caucus Of the Min-
nesota legislature have nominated
Secretary Window for United States
SENATOR
President Garfield's remains were
removed Saturday from the public
reception vault to the privs&e vault
of Capt.-L T. ~ ksf-,s7s:sA s.ss3
Hon. IssGls = u West. the
ncwlx,ss s SSssss1fsh Minister to
The Uni Cd SfalSs, sailed from Liver
pool Saturday on board the American
line steamer Indiana for PhiIadel-
phia.
Graut, Logan, Cameron. Allison
and Edmunds, all stalwarts, were IN
consultation with President Arthots
on SATURDAY. last. They were sup
posed to be fixing up tho cabinet.
The change in name Of scribner's
Magaxinc so long talked Of viii takc
place In the next issue. II win then
be the Century. The Century COM
panv propose to soon issue portrait
Of Dir. Holland. the editor Of the nlag-
az:nc, which 10 said to bc . romarks-
bly, fine likeness; 1t IL tho photograph
Of life-sizo crayor-draving OF the
head and shoulders, receNtly made
by Wyatt Eaton. sud viii be about
the sine Of the original pictur9. II II
TO be offered IN connection With aub-
scriplions TO the Century mngaxtnS-
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Notice for Publicatien.
LAND OFFICE AT PrEBLo. CoLo

October II, 1881.
Notice is h-rsby given that the following
named settler has hlcd notice of his inten-
tion TO make final proof In support of his
claim. aud secure final entry thrcof,
and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of fhc District Court OF Free
mont County. at the county scat. on MON
DAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1881. viz SYLvES-
TER ALLEN, homestead entry No. COZ, for
the 4 OF sci sec. "a, and nj OF net OF sec.
"a, Tp. 20 s.. Re-. O. W.. and names the fol-
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upon aud cultivation Of said tract
viz: Ira Il. Porter. stephen Nichols. Jacob
Belts aud ucpry NJ. Burroughs. of GREEN
WOOD. Colo. MARK l.. PLuNT,
ssat36 Register.