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MAINE.
Fire at St. stephens.

occupied by VIM. II. Stevens, with portion
of the contents was bnrned this morning
at ST. Stephens, N B. Loss, $1,000; insured
for 81 900
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LEwIsroF, June 2l.-John B. Jones, of
Auburn, formerly prominent railroad con-
tractor, is dead at the age of 70 years.
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LAwRENcEs.

Earned runs-Lawrences g. Biddefords 2. Home
run-Hassett. Two base hits -Vadebonc9ur,
Hartnett. Three base hit--Brosnan. Passed
balls-Burns 3, Jandron 2. Wild pitches-Con-
wy Ers eca Z pt pase on
Struck out-By Conway 8. Double play = Nc
Donough and Hartnett. Umpre-J j. Sweeney
. of Boston. Time III 45m.
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Totals..--..s1 10 27 20
HAvERHILLs.

Two base hits--Howard, Baxter. Passed balls
Baxter 2 Wild pitches-Galvin 8. First base on
balls--By Calvin 4, Sylvester 2. First base on er-
rors-Brocktons 6, Haverhills s. Double play
Hawkes.. Umpire-Quinn. Time-2h. 30m. At
tendance 800.
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BRocKToNs 4, HAvERHILLs 0.
BRoCKToNs.

Hayerhill lost Saturdays game on its own ground
through weak batting. The only features of the
game were the fielding of Patten and beautiful
double play by Hawkes. unassisted. The score:
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corn and tomatoes bread and butter puddings
and pies, tea and coffee.
Supper-Cold meats, beef stew, baked beans,
bread and butter, tea and coffee.
At all the hotels more elaborate bill Of
fare will be served, and with little care any
one can obtain about what he may desire at
any time of the day.
Commencing on the right, the organiza-
tions will be quartered in the following
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participate in the festivities Of the next

participate i'm the festivities of the next
week.
Gen. James A. Hall, the chairman, pre-
sented the following communication which
had been received in the forenoon:
PORTLAND, June 20, 1895.
TO the Grand Aray Of the Replt6iie
We regard you as true men and soldiers We
are glad to welcome you to our city. We honor
you as defenders of our flag We learn that some
men under the guise Of the &. A. r.. intend to In
troduee liquors into the city to the disgrace of the
citizens, and the honorable membersrJf the Grand
Army. We would ask you TO unite with us to Iro-
tect the honor of the Grand Army and Of Our pro-
hibit0ry city.
Very respectfully, etc.,
j. B. DONNELL,
RUFUS DEERING,
NEAL Dow,
ID. w. LELACHEUR,
C. l.. CONNOR,
D. h. DENNIsON,
GEO. e. LIrTLEFIELD,
Citizens Committee.
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH rAeE.l
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Brown bread and beans will be on the
MENU
INVITATIONS EXTENDED.
Invitations to be present at the Encamp-
ment have been extended to President Cleve-
land, Secretary of War Endicott, Secretary
of Navy Whitney, Gen. Grant, Gen. w. L.
Sherman, Gen. P. H. Sheridan, Gen. Slocum,
Admiral d. d. Porter, Maj Gen. W. S. Han
cock, Maj. Gen. John Pope, Maj. Gen. j. NJ.
Schofield, Gen. George b. Mcclellan, Gen.
William H. Emery, Gen. b. F. Butler, Gen.
Charles Devens, Gen. n. P. Banks, Gen. Will
liam B. Franklin, Gen. H. B. Tower, Pension
Commissioner Black, Gov. Robinson and
Adjutant General Dalton of Massachusetts,
Gov. Currier and Chief of Staff Ayling of
New Hampshire, Gov. BOum and Chief of
Staff Dyer of Rhode Island, Gov. Harrison
and Chief of Staff Smith of Connecticut,
Gov. Pingree and Chief of Staff Peck of
Vermont, Gov. Albeit and his Chief of Staff
of New jersey Gov. Robie and his Staff,
and Messrs. Hatch, Locke, Smith, Bixby,
Goodall, Sands and Fernald of the Executive
Council of Maine; Secretary of State Smith
of Maine; Gov Alger of Michigan. Mayor
Deering of Portland, Collector Dow of Port
lana, Senators Hale and Frye OF Maine; Con-
gressmen Reed, Dingley, Boutelle and Mill
ken of Maine, President Sewall, General
Manager Tucker, and General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Boothby of the Maine Central
railroad; General Manager Hickson, and
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Edgar
of the Grand Trunk railroad President
Anderson of the Portland & Ogdensburg
railroad President Wescott of the Portland
e Rochester railroad, General Manager Fur
Der of the Boston & Maine railroad, and
General Manager Coyle of the Boston and
Portland and International lines of steamers
A private invitation was extended to General
Logan, Logan, lhe nrst Connlander-ln-chet OF the
been accepted, and he will be the guest of
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after Jan. II, 1885.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses Cortandt Street
Ferries follows:
Harrisburg, Ptsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, 3 and p IN. daily. New:
York and Chicago Limited OF Parlo Dining, Smoking and
Sleeping Cars, al 8 q IN. every day.
Nnliamsport. Lock Haven. a. p CORY ana Erie
p. M connecting Cory for fitusvile. Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regions
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Paor Cars daily except sunday 10
IN: arrive Washington i05 D. IN Regular at 62O. 500
srd $50 m !, $40 and IN. and ~ night Sunday.
6:l5 q IN, p. m and IL night.
EorAnanuc C,ty except Sunday. loo p.
fer Care May. except sunday. ll:l0 a.
Long brancn, Bay Heed Junction and intermediate sta
tions. via Railway and Amboy, M ~ noon $3.50, p
On sunday, a. and m. do not stop PafE)
brooklyn with through trains al
yorsyCty. afording speedy and direct transfer fol
Brooklyn ira vel.
Trans arrive From Pittsburg $50 and 1i2o 7:3o and
1920 p. daily and 700 daily. except Monday
Washington and Baltimore $50 e4O m l. 20. S:4O. $50
$3.50, 9:26 and 1905 D. Sunday 635, $40 In 1906
pm. From Baltimore 9:2o p NJ From philadelphia & 80
11:S0 M 1:20 200 340 Boo, $50. 620 1870 1880. $3.50
go 1000 and 1920 % and 1870 night o1 SUNDAY day 800 40
1920 d. N.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
9teambcats ano Rallroaoa

.ss HHa Al On s9s
a. ass R aRs 4 Than Av
EOR EW-HAVEN-Steamers leave Peck
L. ss e f:a North and East
EHS RAkyAS M asS AasHs Is iHs
ss.s sisss;.a
ooschss osSh ts cisvsiand cs:age
ga: hH Sa
iCyRf iCsS 1iao berot aseTa s;gc
sDa s Gs a3 VV
%bSy Chicago Express the wost Solid Train
Day Sleeping oSas nSsns 10 ana dSaE s
lfn Bufst smoIing Coashes to Chicago
sBS Ps..aa s AZ 5 4S o Ess sS $50
sG9asy: ssss S @ 81? = %sr
tS saSds5. s @ ss sS %f5sn
C MO and e PatesO7 & o ys SGTan and 81 IS Saturday
nights sgndpys o5c "a Ys iS Ss e'9 $40 clio $50
i2 midnight Sundays 546 $50 1920 l'i6 6'So pm
s is sgndays H sss sls.R m Sunday
Roadont and Kingston and Montgomery am s'sop m'
s,S 1929 5sSe ssS s'g ssO .'o $3.50
sunday $50 1920 % % NS,' and IS
airoad at Mainst The IN tr in stops Manst only
Port Jervs 7;50 1920 m z;30 $3.50 p m. SUNDAY
Boats leave 23dt quarter and quarter after each hour
rSn Ioa5 I1S M t to i i595 "a Jam every honr
Tickets and apartments in Drawing Room ana
Sleeping coaches Obaned and orders for the checking
so Or q & SSd%Sy 7 we.s T.
Courtst f3rooklyn. or a. the Companys Depots . -,
Express the West arrive in Nowfork NJ NiV
7,3O. / :25 n. and 1920 p.
JOHN n. ABBOTT Gen'l Passr Agent New.Eork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
~ Trains leave for Fnglewood Closer. Picrmont and
i3midnight sundays. a. m. andsilbp m
Manuel Spring Valley and Aonsey T. 10 a. IN. 400 p IN
ou''" John N. ABBOTT. Genr Passr Agent. New:Ycrh-
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
leave West s2dst Cortlandt and Desbrosses s
Chicago 40 a m. ~ p m Pullman slcepers through
st Iouis $500, = y m. Pullman sleepers.
Detroit, M '5:AO, g Pullman sleepers
Suspsnsion Bridge. NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Rooheser lo
A. M F5j0 .s o. IN. sleeping and parOr cars through
syraonse 7:iO. II q m. $3.50, q pm
utlca. 7;iN 40. ll2O a. m; sti5O. - u. m. - ..
Newburg Kingston Catskill. Albany '7;lo 10 lli2o
D. For For Montreal S1 and Canada East 7:lo $50
Hamilton London sl0 a IN, $780, - p IN toronto o'oo'
sbay Other trains daily except sunday. ,.
For Ckes time tables par0r or sleeping car hSsohluoo 10 W
station; He66Een lis M6shngonst. Brooklyn Conrst.
Annex Office Fuont; NowNO Ork ty a. ZOf 2bl Slo
$685. $751; 946 l14O lS23 broadway tSl ot-aVe, IsP nss
andt and Debro sfs and wost shore station foot OF
west 42d-st called for and checker rOm hotes
and residences orders be left at ticket shcea
"a stste-st. HENRY MoNETl. Cen fass. A6ehh
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND On SUN.
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW.Y0RK.
Express trains NewYork via Desbroses and Court
lzpdt street Ferries, as follows;
629 72o $50 90 and 10 nmltel) II, ll:io m l. 32o.
$40 A4O. D. 81 and and IL night Sundays 6l D..
70 Lmlted) and 10 M 4, q, 2, and 9p. m. and ~
night Emisra1t and second class TOO y. IN.
Trains leaving NewYork daily except Sunday. 6:20.
$50 and lilo m, l. T. and p connect at Tren
Rs.nsning trains leave Broad street station
1x;0l 3l5 320. 400. 435 except Monday $50
6So IL and ll;l5 O. lLmited Express 1880 and 5;20
pml S o, 6:So !ao !;de and oils z 10. On sunday.
7A0 and 7A5 Leave philadelphia via Camden. $50
70. daily, except sunday.
Ticket ofhcss. s4s 4sS, and et4 Broadway. / Astor
1oass and foot OF Desbrcsses and Cortanat s Court
snsohs Hote Hoboken Station Jersey City Episfani
Ticket Once No. Battery Place and Castle Garden
Ihs New York Transer Company vii; call for and check
oeggego from hotels and resideEces
CHARLES r. PU0H. J. r. WOOD,
0eneCA kanAGse General Pass'rjAgent
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gteamboats am> Railroads.
r0NINGTON LINE

~STONINGTON LINE. uourr
--CCnra pEDTCED FAvORITE WINTEh nOyaE
Icsye from Pier SO N. b. daily exceps H
stess so ~ m First-class to Boston, %. cofr0'ps 40
TO a poIn'%s " lforpLE General Passenger Agent
u RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AM AND
EAmaT East VIA NEWPORT AND TALL ~. arns snS snS
raced 10 all points during Winter v TOT ieave
Fares stesmers PROVIDENCE ana nEpTED from
PomYork on alternate days ~ In m Connection
PlEh oat from Brooklyn and Jersey N II rapsfer
~, and saterooms be secured ~ and da steamera
ma ticket offices at ofdce on Pier "a o T. coSNoR
. rovEI,I Agta Gen. Pass Agent
EN- RIVER BRANCH
AhLE' EW.HA AVEN AND HAieIFOI'p asast rs al and
N y. arlem River station, corner % ~ I,ver
Trans near Third Avenue Bridge ad daiIv except
Lincen nv THIRD Avenue EieVated hhs m 2:lO SOB,
Sundays 20 and 800 D. for Port MOTIFS & cbester
4O $40 6sV pnt West Farms, Van Nest west
Pont bun nav Chester pelham Bay Baft9W I ar New Ro
Pelham ans Tor ali points the am Line oi e
chee WIZ Hayen and Hartford Railroad shore ine s
York. VISIONS Newt Canaan M:suetow,n; Tost
aud SD uien Tor Rochelle and all intermeuiae
Mdni ~, a m daily except Montays sta
tons AZ Sreins for Rocnee ana az an
ns at IOO and SS0 p n ; @ 70 Grand Central Depot
ing as ,Na,tord ana with express tram 10 bos'on wa
s@' yuIru VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
En- lave depot foot OF Cortlsndt and Desbrosses-
~ tram tfsihns M l. $40 and M for Easton Bethehem
ets ~ Reading Mauch Chunk o"aeua s
sSss ithaca Geneva lyons @ bmhso ana tns % and bao
man uroFF ,r Faston bethlehem and Copayo - , ,or oil
NJ 70. ,seyine AT /, and 4O IN connec. or ~
nss in Mahonoy and Hazelon c9oi 9 si9 m euhs ""
General Eastern ohico NO. e r. b. BYISGToN. O. P. A
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
paILApELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NEWJERsEY CENTRAL .pIIlyIssIio,N, !,

FooT OF LiBERTY.sT NoRTH RIvRR,
TIM sna FEfFST NOV Sa 49,
tS ses6&2s GC lii al R lso SIS s t2S IS
connection @ az Junction Qy and
1q on all Day Train. and
LIZ IA Tssn sss ds "a ss :
Ss s6 Tsrd saS ana G5 sIs
sHSSSy .Y, .'., ,,,1 sso oO' p ann m
lSo ss ia zss ga a5a 'S: H,. M Sun
PAVE WihfA&spoRf LII ss SsTEgbGnY LrwrsBuRo and
M4hN9Y SJT9 st l5 s ~ tS No. LOO SC no % 400
s's Sfs lSG r. s Ss9a.Ii s Ills as sG o $780, 400
HS sad 81 FIsTSs % s & m oo s., m
loo l:S0. 8.46. b45p m sundays at 5.3Op IN.
TaaASUA At 1So 7a5 Sas m LOO lso s 400
stA0O, 7:OO s4o. loO $780, Sao. S4o p M Sunday
b@ ExsToS as 4oo, 100, s:sS m LOO. lso. s45. 400
tcs ta aid M L BRIDGE BRANCH. At 400 s45 a w. 400
f@TIEMINe TOM 700. s.s a. m. l'oo l'sO. 4'OO. 4.ao
SsT s6MERYdLLs II at Zoo S.Jo Zoo s45 1890 I115
$50 Zoo s0S 1850 $ suhdays 4Oo SS 500 NO. H'S
SiSSLRs JS S s ss9 ss4 72S 20 ssS 1GsS
DAYS 400 500, s;4o 1900 mr $780, AGO. $3.50. TOO
S5 .1 SeEAN AS eRoyH % S. W sas.s ss
4Sss hi9ER and hsasssGsF s2SG a. 4s
sis s4LaAie sS az CTR 8rsELAND and
HEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
s ATnSFS fGS Fig III H3Ia isaGy
WOOD, TOMS RIVER, BARNEGA1, etc, at $3.50 p. IN
Tickets can be procured foot IAberty-st Pier Ne
North RIVER a. 49, 2U7 267 26l. 2SG, AL ga and 1928
Broadway $780, 1877 and TAO 6thave; RiyngtOnst 10,
~ ie and 1as oreenytchstI Ies 2os Esst l25thst,.
Brooklyn az No 4 Court-st l07 Broadway SSs. $50
Fulton 210 Manhattan-ave De Kabave.; 1897 At
tancavc 126 Greenpontave. In H0boken. 254 Washing
tonst N Y Transfer Company will ca for and check bag
kagefrom hotels or residence TO desti tination.
U,E WOOTTEN, &. q. HANCOCK
\ General Manager Gen Pass. and Ticket Ayt
II. r. BALDWIN. O. f. p. Agt. lle Libertyst- N. Y
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NORWICH LINE.
r FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
geBosToNs8.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA. sS65.
PORTLAND 81

AMI no transfers.
s,.,n.r. .rsty o, Worcester and "city of Boston"
60 Die, AoN r. foot watts-st next pier above Des
Srosses St Ferry. daily except sun laws at &:So p m
NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
Station, in Ssvrs rs Rs:S SS sst 1psrys
LEAVE NEwYoRK Commencing Jan airy IL 1874 ssS s1s
s N ya sO fean o R seo iaoo sS p 50o % p Sundays
,iSS Es5 n1as"fao % so &c SoS $50 sS
SUNDAYS FSl sa saha X wa penn en- r. r. $o 300
SRR 4S sr9eifys siyy @ ESQ., 4 S5S g l5 n p m sundays s5
% Beach fs sprS9 S9f LsEe SEns Git Point Pn
sS % AsSa4y S POO
sa5 sa5GAys S VE wa PepRsyivona R 1900 $50 800
p sundays mot stopping al ocean 0r''0 vi AS'u''
FiEsr Tar rToehSa Via and RssdnsR SIP
ea n s2e sGS y"sa6S m ESF
Bpasetcn Atlantic City. &c, Pha Reading RR 4'So
&C. G H&foqGk fR g. YoRR RR
rJEWYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
EysR Isn. R sSe Bo
f8Ob Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
$40 q ni Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Express
n ta dpRs nnso cars Nsa sRRins as R
srriyng at Chicago lOlo m and ST. Louis f@o ILL., next
Cso Chicago Express drawing cars to cansn an
nagu Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects ior
I'll a. m. western New-forK anu Nor'hoi" HAPi00' ""
$50 p. IN, Albany Troy and Utica Express. through
brawng room cars.
ksis Ba6aio Cincinnati To,edo DetFtt and 81. louis
1880 Express with sleeping cars 10 syracuse anu 10
Auburn rosd and Saratoga also 70 Montreal ,-.-
Fts9 D. Pacific Express with sleeping cars for hocheser
9ufalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chlcago.
I'll m Night Express with sleepin cars to Albany ana
froy. Connects with the morning rams LOT 'e "eS' anu
kor the North Except SATURDAY night. -. q ,,,.
f1tcsofs on sale at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
42b Broadway. and OF Westcotts EkpfesS
6ces PARK place and 7s5 042 Broadway New-fork
and Washington and 730 Fulton sts, BROOKLYN ana ~
Fourth-st., WILLIAMSBURG ,,-,-- -. .o., =.
Accommodations IN drawngroom and sespng Ses o,a %
krocured az Offices ia NewSOrk CITY, AID a.
bS3 Washington-st Brooklyn.
kBargage called for and checked from residence
tsThese trains daily All others daily ekeet sunday
fTbese trains stop at Harlem i25thst ana
y NJ TOUCEY, ~ D. m EI n EIs.
General superintendent oenerai fassohsor Aseh''
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
and the Fast An ran from Grand Gep1s e ~
m m (parlor car attached sno - plm NithseepinS
paacecars. Sundays at ~ " NJ wt e
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

s,s,m.r. 'rrty Of Worcester and "Cfty of Boston
f.aye Pier 4oN r. foot of Wattss next pier above Des
Srosses :. Ferry) daily except SUNDAYS. at 4S0
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Wlsrell

7 AIDES Sealskin Hoods for sleighing
i'''' '-D"s sHAYNEis Mandatory. lo3 Princo-st
WIGS, Highest award at Paris
~ East i2thst- New-York.
4 WHOLESALE DEALER in whiskey wants
n agen y ior "a cigar manufactory. Address
a. b., Post Once Box 3O5. Iankton, D. I'y
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5ituailons Uanteo--f females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
Lhs ASSOCIATION.
. Chartered by the state OF Ncw-York.)
S.ODELl- President. f.. V. ODELI. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
Sales bp Anrlion.

| MORTGAGE SAIE.-I will sell, this 18th
NI day Of January 1856, nj $50 m by John G lyst
ouctoucer a The drng store No 800 4taVe the hrures
and ali other property covered by cbatel mortgage no" in
BIC RYAN. Attorney for Morigagee-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21
No. 1852. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kan
March q 1884

No. 1852. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kan
March 9, 1885.
Complaint having been made at this
Office by Samuel Ramsay against Ami
Bateman for failure to comply with law
as to. timber-culture entry No. 1883,
dated July %, 1878, upon the sw
IA sec %, tp II S, range 26 W, in Cove
county KAN, with view to the cancella-
ton of said entry; contestant alleging that
the said Ami Bateman has failed to plant
or cause to be planted a second five
acres OF said tract to trees, seeds or cut
tings during the fourth year or at any
time since making said entry; that said
tract has been devoid of timber or living
trees, and no trees, seeds or cuttings have
been planted thereon nor no part thereof
cultivated or plowed for more than years
last past; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
Goth day of April, 1885, at o'clock p. M,
to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged failure.
BJF HANNA, Register.
Osborn & Monroe, Atty's. 315
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21
No. 3419. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kan
Mo-ob . 1OCS

No. 3419. Land Office at Wa Keeney, Kan.
March 3, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Lewis Christensen against Sher-
man B. Kimberlin, for failure to comply
with law as to timber-culture entry no.
666, dated March Is, 1873, upon the Is
NV IA & sw IA ne IA & ne IA sw IA
sec 26, tip IA s, q ", in Trego county,
Kansas, with view to the cancellation
of said entry; contestant alleging that the
said Sherman B, Kimberlin wholly failed
during fifth year of entry to plow and
cultivate or replant five acres of said land
to trees, seeds or cuttings and wholly
failed since fifth year of entry to pillow,
cultivate or replant any part of said land
to trees, seeds, or cuttings or cause the
same to be done; that said tract is wholly
devoid of timber or trees; and all said
failures continue to the present time;
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 18th day of
April, 1885, at o'clock a. m, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
WI PILKENTON, Receiver.
A H Blair. Atty. 315
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-03-21
No. 1851. Land Office at Wa-Keeney. Kan.


No 1851. Land Office at Wa-Keeney. Kan.
March 9, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Ferdinan Derr against Ferdinand
Rinehart for failure to comply with law as
to timber-culture entry no 1854, dated
Nov %, 1873, upon the sw IA sec. %,
tip II 8, range 26 W, in Cove county,
Kansas, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry; contestant alleging that the
said Ferdinand Rinehart has wholly failed
to plant or cause to be planted any trees,
seeds or cuttings on the second five acres
of said tract during the fourth year or at
any time since said year; that said tract
has been wholly devoid of timber or
living trees and no portion thereof has
been broken plowed or cultivated nor no
trees, seeds, or cuttings planted or re-
planted thereon since prior TO November
%, 1881; the said parties are here
by summoned to appear at this Office
on the Goth day of April, 1895.
at l O'Clock p. m., to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure.
BJF HANNA, Register.
Osborn 81 Monroe, Att'ys. 316
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Wa;Keeney, .! Kansas ans. No. ao4
A. Fl. Blair, Atty.

Complaint having been entered at this
office by Benjamin F. Houdyshell against
Richard Jones for failure to comply
with law as to timber-culture entry no.
244O, dated March %, 1879, upon the sw a
sec "a, twp 12s, range % W, in Cove
county, Kansas, with view to the cancel
lation of said entry; contestant alleging
that the said Richard Jones failed to
break or cause to be broken a second FIVE
acres of said tract Of land during the
second year after making said entry; and
also failed to plant or cause to be planted
with timber, seeds, or cuttings, any part
of said tract during the third and fourth
years after making entry, and has con-
tinuously failed and neglected to culti-
vate or plant any portion Of said tract
as required by law, until the present time;
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 18th day of
April, 1886, at o'clock a. m, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
B. J. F. HANNA, Register.
Thos. Hindinan, Attorney. 313
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Wa-Keeney, Kansas, No. 1866.

Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Edwin A. Wilds against T. Frank
Hall, for failure to comply with law
law as to timber-culture entry No. 1647,
dated Oct. a:187S, upon tie NV a SEQ 10,
twp IA s, range Is ", in Trego county,
Kansas, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry; contestant alleging that said
T. Frank Hall wholly failed during and
since fourth year of entry to plant second
five acres of said land to trees, seeds or
cuttings; and wholly failed to pillow or
cultivate any part of said land since third
year of entry, that said tract is wholly
devoid of timber or trees; the said
parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 9th
day of April, 1885, at o'clock p. M, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
W Fl PILKENTON, Receiver.
A. 81. Blair. Attorney. 313