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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

The friends Of N. w. +. a. Murdy.
who was sentenced 70 tho penitentiary
for ten years recently for the murder Of
6ilas Upton. formed ono party In the N.
eent municipal election At MoultOn.
Iowa. and were opposed by Murdy's
enemies. The Murdy party elected their
whole ticket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14
Personal Ann ss,liriCAu-

WILLIAM II. ALLISON has becn re.
elected by tho Iowa General Assembly
10 tho United States senate for the
term Of ak yesra There WAS not u dis.
scnting Republican vote.
THE Irish Land bill To bc introduced
by tho british Government contains
clauses Ia assist emigration and to Ahol.
iah the land courts and land commits
AiOn.
A GLApsroxiAN won tho recent Par
liamcntAry election In st. Pancras,
London.
Tmk senate has confirmed Henry c.
Caldwell IN be- Judge Of the United States
Circuit Court for the Eighth judicial
Circuit
Erwin COwIHa. editor Of tho Clcvc.
land (O.) Leader. died on tho eth. agcd
aixty-hvc. uc was . we'll known Re.
publican writer.
1uE National Republican League ad-
journcd sine die at Nashville. Tenn, on
tho 9th. After adopting resolutions Hou.
John NJ. ThuratOn. Of Ncbrsaka, wss
reelected prcsident and Cincinnati was
chosen for the next place Of meeting.
YOuN0 Abraham LincDln. son Of Min.
iater lAncoln. died n London on the 9th
from tho effects II : malignant cArbun.
Gle In his left side
TITS President has approved tho act
providing for IN Assistant SECRETARY oi
War.
TmE English Government haaofacially
admitted that the Sultan Of Zanzibar
had No right Ia code Ia the English com.
pany the islands Of MandA and Patta.
ApvlCxs from the TransvAal state
that = serious riot has occurred at 10.
hannesburR, President Kruger NJ
tempted IA deliver u npecch. but WA,
prevented by tho crowd. who organized
u mass meeting, denounced the Trans
vaal Government and tore the fiags from
tho Government buildings.
MUCu uneasiness existed In Berlin or
the sth, caused by nm announcement,
that the Government had determined I,
ask for fresh mil tary credits and to ~
introduce the Anti.SociAlist bill. Tn,
bourse closed nat
Tux forces " the King Of Dahomcy II
Africa have met with another scriou,
defeat NJ tho hands VI tho French. los
ing 400
TnH Ohio Redistricting hill has bc
come y law. tl.
TME Prince ~ Wales has scnt q lcttc'
IL Minister Lincoln cendoling with hin
on tho death Of HIS SON.
A CNisis has occurred In the Hangaria,
Ministry aud tho resignation Of Premic
Won Tissa waA expected.
Rkv. CLEMENT NJ. huri.ER II. n, die,
In Germantown. "a. tho other night
aged eighty years. lie MAS at ono tim
rector of Trinity Church. Washington
and chaplain Of the United States Ven
ate. He Vas an intimAu friend Of Wei
star. Clay and Calhoun In their day.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies Of
proved the Governments African polio
BY . vote Of iVs "a IS.
Tmk Acknowledgement Of North n
sots makcs very grave charges Of col
ruption against ~lcvialstou over III
Lottery hill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14
1:lxh, D..r..s~s Harmed.

MONTREAL March i0.-Mrs onesimc
Collcrct,c, the wife ~ . wealthy French
Canadian farmer. and her seven chill
drcn, were burned Ia death yesterday In
their home near Cote ST Michael, Ave
miles from this city. The family lived
In . large. fine house. ~ IN early hour
tho building ,ook are and before assist
sncc conid be given IL was burned to
ehC Vround.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

THE frat block Of tin produced from
On American tin mino reached Ntta.
burRh, "a, recently. II weighs twenty.
i've pounds and was taken from . tin do.
posit nesr nermosa, \. d., by tho 0lcn.
dale Tin Company. II has been exam.
iacd BY experta, who pronounce II OF.
Oollcnt
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

Two noted scouts 81 early days. who
have been on = two weeks hunt In the
Cherokee Strip state that claims are
stakcd on with logs oil over tho south
part Of tho Strip. They saw quito y
numbcr Of would.tc settlers. AZ tho
big bend Of tho Arkausas river on the
east they found . lot Of mon who
Threatened N croxa and burn out the
csttlemen and appropriate the barb wic
Tor their own use.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

DANIEL DAILY, = policeman who was
struck in tho head with q pieco Of shell
~ tho liaymsrket Anarchist riot, has
become insane from the effects Of tho
wound. lie ri N t,dged insane in tho
county court Ut Chicago and sent 70 .
private asylum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14
MlkCEll.ANG0Dl'A

An avalanche VI anow swept down the
mountain ~ Wall Cut on tho high lins
division OF the South Park railroad.
near Wheeler. Col. A train wAS buried.
the men betmg rescued with somc trouble.
A roadmastcr ives carried several thou.
ssAd lcct entirely scross the rivss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

COMPLAINT has again been made 70
the Treasury Department that Mexican
laborers arc bcinR imported into Texas
for work on the Texas 4 Pacific rail.
road In viclstion Of tho Alien Contract
Labor law. II II said that In order To
evadc the Law no contract In madc with
them until after they Are In United
States territory. An immigrant inspect
or will probably be- ordered to Texas to
invcstigate the matter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

FARMxns 10 the vicinity of 0olconda,
ILL.,. aro alarmed ovcr the spread Of
glandcsA Tho State Veterinary Sur.
Gcon, looking into the matter. found II
even worse than reported. About ono
dozen horses were killed at once under
his direction. and thcrc wcrc . number
moro condemned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

j. G. MC0RK0oR ex.mcmher Of tho
Ohio Assembly. died 1t Zancsviilc 70
Gently Of diphthcria. His entire family.
wife and four children had died Of tho
terrible disease In two weeks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

REPRESENTATIVE WALSH vigorously
pulled AttorneyAscncrA Goodwtn's nose
In one Of the corridors Of the Capitol u
bismarck. n. h.. rcccntly for having
mentioned his nAmc In connection with
the lottery scandal. Goodwin made NO
effort 70 retaliAte. There wcrV rumors
that . duel would grow out Of the affair,
hut Il was not generally believed that
the Attorney-0 General, though not lack.
ins In courage. would attempt 70 get
even according ~ the code.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

NorwirusrANpixa oil reports about
che improvement Of the Prince Of Wales
health, II n an ~undoubtcd fact that he
10 Obliged "a observe great carc In re-.
gard 10 himself, and that there Ii .
disninution Of his old energy and spirits.
He In settling down 70 the seriousness
os ripc middle age. Those who bcst
knoW him ,speak Of his remarkable
chanoos Of temperament and character.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14
-I.lasasea Ssvihe.

OMAHA. Nch.. MArh S-Sixty tiae.
men in tho employ Of tho electric light
and telephone companies struck this
morning Tor . raise Of pay. The Limo
mems Union thratcns To cali on the
telegraph men also IA ioia IN the strike.
A fc~ men are working. bss they are I'll
Aon-auton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

Tn wire mills throughout Tho oun
try have hscn closcd for two weeks in
order 70 reduce the supply Of wiro on
che maskel
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

An Engiish syndicate 10 scckinR 70
obtain . controlling intereat In the fruit
and oyster canning industry u Balti.
morn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

wIxSuss, Ma. March "A geaus
aaa Who has just s~tsrneA from ~
Piece River Inaiaa r~csrsvstioa hrnss
frtshtfai stortes VI starvation ssd desta.
suttca smoss the lAdiaas .hsre saA
stairs that u the Govcenment does aos
take setioa 70 wlisvc them the whole
basa will IN essesmiaas~d- All ~ then
srs - nsch WAuc~d physically tkss
they ~ unable 90 hSas AsA Ar~ ~sors-
ting 10 cA~naihAlisn- lie he'd heard %
oaiy svo 90 sAs~e . u that AorYihle
Assare vhea be left bot fsArrd Shss
mAAy mos~ might hsvs ,Srcurr~A By ~
Ssvee .nsss iss.- .
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

THE Eastern lines have resolved TO
take their tickets away from the agents
q the Chicago hotelA'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

A PHiLApEIrniA magistrate has held
Che %viviscction Of an etherised dog 70 bo
surgically justinsble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

FATnKR DooURR Of the Jesuit mia.
sions In Africa, hes been taken . priS.
Oner by the DahomianA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

TIM Kentucky Legislature II con.
sidcring . bill which will put . stop 70
tho mountain feuds In the State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

DETAILS received of the loss Of tho
hritish steamer Quota In Torrcs strait,
while bound from C~ooktown. Australia.
for London. show that the I.Ascar me-
belonging 70 the crew took possession
Of tho bcst boat on tho steamer and m.
fused 10 let any n else enter H. The
survivors Of the disaster took the other
ooats and landed on Adolphus Island.
three miles from the creme Of the wreck,
from which they were rescued by the
steamer Albatross.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

The Wholesale groccrs have formed .
combination 70 guarantee tho sale Of
sugar stN profit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

IT 10 understood that the German and
6wiss Governments will shortly nego-
tiate . new treaty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

SEVERAL Nihilis4s wero arrested . .
che AnitchkoR Psisce, whore the Csar
sad bic family wcse recently staying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

TIM Farmers Review Of Chicago.
eays recent cold weather has damaged
winter wheat
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14
CURRENT COMMENT.

ALI the papers Of Paris believe that
Cabinet cfisis II not far OF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14

NJ. LH CoMrE. y member IT the
Chamber Of Deputies, had M Interview
recently with NJ. Spullcr. French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, In which he
scprcscntcd the disadvantage the French
dry goods trade would suffer- frou, tho
adoption BY the American Congress- Of
the Mckinley bill. NJ. Spullcr stated
that France, England, Italy and Switxcr-
land had agreed to communicate with
the Washington authorities In regard to
che matter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-14
ADDITIONAL ~DIsrATCusn.

SAASbSo bubNAA ASuou 8Ou1UA
Miss CLARA BARroN. OF tho Red Cross
Society, hes Issued IN appeal for the
pioneer settlers Of North and South
Dakota.
CS.sAKiN0 house returns for the week
ended March 4 showed On average
increase Of 81 compared with tho Dor
responding weck Of last year. In New
York the increase WAS 80
E~x-SuLrAN MURAp 10 repOrtcd 70 have
died at COnstantinoplc. Ito WAS deposed
after . reign Of . few monthx In 1870 ON
tho alleged ground Of insanity.
Tux French position In DAhomcy 10
said to be critical.
TmE last honorx to the remains Of the
Hate Minister Pcndicton were held at
Cincinnati on the 9Th. The intcrmcut
was Ut Spring Grove cemetery.
TNs final dissolution Of tho famous
lcrcdit Mobilicr Company was ordered st
Philadelphia on the sth.
FoR the frat time since the firc hogan
Ismoke ceased to issue from tho South
lwilkcsharrc uPa.) shaft ON the Nth.
lovor u thousand gallons Of water = min.
ute had been poured into tho mino for
lsevrral days.
CoNsipyIAnIw dWstitution IL reported
among the laboring classes ~ San Fran.
Isisco. benevolent citizens have sub
scribcd money Ia employ . number in
tho Golden Cato park.
j. J.. MlrCuEil, An oil we'll torpedo
handler OF Franklin. Pa. WAS literally
blown IA pieces by an explosion Of nitro
~lslyccrine tho other day.
RICHARD 4 MANN. lcssces III tho
Parker House. Boston. arc involved.
Their liabilities are Eis,OOO and thcis
assets 500. 0oo.
w. Il. Conn. who killed . man named
Richardson In Cook County. Tex, srvcn.
ltocn years ago, has just boon sent to the
State prison for forty years for the
crime.
'rME ave renegade Araches In Arisons
have been Opposed 81. Thrive wcrs cap
ltured and two killed.
TmR trial at wAdowic~ Austria. 81
Tho persons accused VI cmigrans swind'
ling resulted In che conviction by the
jury Of thtriy-one Of the sixty prisoaerA
Az extensive blaze In the Ebhard
Manufacturing Company's works q
cleveland. Il, destroyed thr~c brick
buildings containing tho rolling and ~
lpair departments About i.0U met
lwers thrown out Of employment
Jcpax ArvklN. Of Sacramento Cal.
hes ordered the partition II tho tAoO'
lscrs ranch Of SAa Jacinto Naevo amon,
ltea per~onA
TuiE Customs Committee Of tho frcHcl
lChAmher ~ tkputics has decided 10 I'm
pose q duty Of 5 france On forviga cor,
land s france on cora aVur.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
County Surveyors Notice to Non
Resident Land Owners.
STATE OF KANSAS.

S1AoE raoE.s of donSSy kaSSts SIS
In the matter nf establishing ps,rmanentl--
the corners and boundaries of land owned nv
II. y. Gilbert, and G. B. Whithinxt n, Irwin
HAYNES. NJ. Hughes, L. l.. French. Frank
Gilbert.
TOG. q. Wilmington. r. NJ Hu9hrs. and
the unknown owners of the neis Sec;iOu -.
and nei4 - in township O., range 3.w 6P NJ
Thomas county. Kansas.
You, and each Of you. are hereby notified
that
HIP. GILBvRT,
Of Thomas couty. Kansas. ha- notified me- as
county surveyor of 'rho.nas county. Kansas
to establish. permanently. the corners an
boui daries Of the following descri .ed tract Oi
land owned by him and situated in Thomas
county. Kansas. 70 wit:
The south west quarter of section twenty
six. township nine. sOnth: range thirty-twO
west r ~. as between him IL you and
each of yoI with respect TO tracts OF lari re.
spectfully owned by you and lying adjacent
tn the above described land and that I, as
county surveyor. will on the twent fourth
day of February 1Sa0 at 2 o'clOrk u IN OF said
day ut the south west corner of said tract IL
said county. proceed according to law to eS-
fabl. sh. permanently. said corners and bOun-
daries. ~ which time you may, if you wish. be
present and b. heard.
W II. EATON.
County Surveyor. Thsmas o.. Kas.
100 46-4w.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSASl

STATE OF KANSAS
THOMAS COUNTY ("s
In the district court for said county.
ERNEST BOERNER AND HENRY BOERNER,
Plaintiffs.
VS..
". s. NEWELL. ANNIE NEWELL, JAMES S.wAR-
DEN AND FANNY L. WARDEN. Defendants.
Said defendants. X. s Newell. Annie Newell.
James s. Warden and Fanny q. Warden. will
take notice that they have been sued in the
above named court upon breach of cOve-
nant of Seizin. and breach of warrantee. in II
warrantee deed. execLte.t and delivered to
plaintiffs by defendants on the 18th day of
becember A. d. 1857 for lot A. hhck p. o.
the original town of Colby Thomas Co. Kan
sas. Said defendants will also take notice that
certain real estate in the citv of Colby. kans..
to wit: Lot 5 block Is. and lot 4 block Il in
the or'-'nal town of Colby. kans.. have been
Levied m under an order of attachment is
sued T.. of the district court of the aforesaid
county and state to satisfy plaintiffs clam
and cost of the act on and that thev mist an
>wer the petit III filed therin by said plaintiffs
on or before the first ,iav of March A ID. ~.
or sail petition will he taken true. and
Judgment for plaintiffs in said action for one
Thousand nineteen and sixty-eixht one hun
dredths dollars. and in the attachment
therein grant. d will be rendered accordingly
Attest: T.. W. RnBBINe.
; is lerk Of said Court.
'--' Weld s. Campbei.and e Van Metre
At'ys for Plaintiffs.
First publication: Jany. 18th. 1880.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20

In the district court of the state of Kansas
for Thomas county.
The Elgin Wind Power and Pump Company. a
Corporation under the Laws OF Illinois.
Plt6.
George W Rockwell and Mary Rockwell. his
wife; and Albert l.. Rockwell and Mary
Rockwell, his wife,
Said above named defendants and each Of
them will take not ce that plaintiff above
named did on the II day of February 1880 q e
il petition in the above entitled district court
against the above named defendants, praying
said court to annul and set aside a certain
I'd real estate, situated in Thomas county,
state of Kansas. tO-wit: The nrA Of section
Il in township 6s. range Aw 9th p. NJ. Made
n the 9th day of May lSs9 by defendants,
George w. Rockwell and Mary Rockwell. his
wife. to defendants Albert l. Rockwell ana
Nary Rockwell. his wife. for the reason that
ad deed nf conveyance of said real estate
was made without consideration from
-runtces To grantOrS and to hinder. delay and
tefraud plaintiff in tine collection of ITS legal
demands against defendant George w. Rock
we'll, and further praying that said real estate
,e sold and the pruc, eds Of such sale be- APP
piled to satisfy u judgment for the sum Of
Il ~ with costs and interest recovered b.
plaintiff axanst defendant. Ge".W. Rockwell.
oh the .Uth day Of January Is ID before f. Van
Metre. Esq, II justice OF the peace in aud tor
Morgan TOWNSHIP in said c)u lty; an abstract
of which judgment was duly tled with the
clerk OIL tue Oistrlct court Oh Salu 1NOMh
county Oh said January ~ 1SO. and pray ing
for other and further relief.
Now, therefore, you. the above named de-
fe. dtnts. must appear and answer said pc
tition on or before the, I'd day of April 1881.
or said petit ON " III he taken as true. and
Judgment an" decree will be rendered against
on, and said real estate sold in lcc0rdancc
with the prayer of said petition.
~, Attest: L. W. ROBBINS.
LS Clerk of Dist. Court.
'---' Joseph A Gill and A. Brant.
Attys for Pitt.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
Suos.Ca,so.S NoG.SS

In the strict court within and for the
county Of Thomas and state of Kansas
| The eNmtional.i,uildinx: Loan and Protective
Union. Piaiutins,
Edward A. Hail. Nellie X Hall. HenryC. Nc.
Dougai Trustee. Hanover National Bans. of
New York ct al : He Sef'as s:s ants.
To Edward A.. Hail. Nellie X Hall. C. Brit
on He nry =, McDaugal. Trustee The Hanoy.
er National Bank of \. T., non resident de
You. and each OF you will take notice that
The National Building. L'a1 and Protective
Uno.n. pisintiff.. have heretofore dIei their
petition in the district court within and for
the county OF Thomas. state OF Kansas. aSsinst
A. Hail. N X Hall, S. g.. Britton. l.
Chambers Receiver of The Fir>t Nariona
:sank building Association: X. Chambers
Receiver OF tine Hall u Martin Bank. The
Board NJ county tGmm' 'ssiOnerS. l. s. Low Tt
The Thomas Ounty Bank. Samuel Andrews
H. F Davis. J.: d. Nays. Willis Summers. ". ].
Fry. \ w Patchen. 4. NJ Hnvey The Hnnoy-
er N'fioval bank. Tho Fox H. Njsn.r
and Eugene Itube ;tali. Ms defendants and
,nai y" "a a. a. c h,o o. , non 81 N a-t answer SAID
or sa petition will be- taken as true and n
;u1r-'Ee.:t re,,de I'd ac.,"ti-g'v agtins, said
defendants Edward A Hall. Nellie K. Hail. $
BrItfOu for the sum of eighteen hundred,
twenty-tw dOiar> Isl s22.thD with interest
thereon AT the rate of /, per cent per aunum
fr''m the 18th day of February. lr:v; and q
JuuSiucut dxdiH>t each ana all the
above narne.: DEFENDANTS. for the foreclosure
of cer'ain m9rtgaxe given by said defend
ants 4 \. Hall. Nellie X. Hall aid ) C. Brit
ton to The National Building, Loan and Pro.
T. ctive Union. to secure the payment of
Sl5JJ hi and interest dated Novemb r lst l,>s
and recorded i'll the Office ni Register of Deeds
Of Thomas tOnniy. in hook of Mortgages
Page lJl. upon the following described real
estate. tO-wit: Lot No. two in block No ff
teen. IN the town of .'Olby. lying and sitrm Ell
in the county of Thomas. in the state of KAN
sas aud adiuiging that said plaintiffs have
the first lien on said premises. to the amount
for which judgment will bc taken aS aforesaid
;ii.d ordering ssid premises To be id with
appraisement. and the proceeds applied to the
pa; Incnt Of the mount tue plaintiff and costs
oI suit. and forever barring aud f0recOsIng
said defendants. and each of them. of and
from all right title, estate. interest. property.
and equity OF redemption. in or to said prem
ises, or any part thereof.
f Van METRE. Attorney for Plaintiff
Atte>l-C. ". Robbins,
Clerk of District Ceurt.
FIRST publication February 2Jth. 1890. 4?
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION =
Land Office ut Oher'in Kan,

Land Oficc ut fIb"r'1n. Kans.
F,.r ~, 1S.).
=oticp is hereby given that the following
names, x.rtier mas fi'nd motto" OF his i,tention
TO make tn'i proof in support OF
his claim. and that said proof will he made hc-
fore he ',rOha'P ] 'dyt. a'd ex Ofi"'n clerk
thereof Thomas county, ut Colby. kans., on
Apri 12rh 1Sq viz
GEORGE KERN.
F. M s:ios for fhr swi. sec II tCwn ~ range
35wnst
Hp narnes the following witnesses tO nrove
his continuous residence u',On and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Ernest kahmover of kI-
IA. Kans.: +. a. frost. Of Winona logan 20.
Khps :C Yaeyer of kuka. Kas.: James
Morris, NJ Colh KaS
26-l.-fw CvR-s ANDERSON. Rerister.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
aheriff's Saio.
oTu0bJuu . 06t0.
STAT. sa OF I.. Kansas. lss.
ToOtle. Hosea & Co.. Plaintiffs.
vS.
H.n e. Do


Tootle. Hosea Co.. plaintiffs.
yS.
Hall Martin Bank. and f. A. Hall,
Defendants
BY virtue of q, execution to me directed
and delivered. issued out Of the District sourt
of the stale OF Kansas. sitting in and for
Thomas county. in said State. will. on March
4th A. ID ls9t. f'etween the hours of - O'Clock
n: m ana O'Clock q. IN. OF said day. ut the
Court House dOs'r in Colby in the County and
State aforesaid. offer at public sale and sell to
the highest bidder. for cash IN hand all the
right. title and interest of the above
named defendants in and to the
following described real property. to-wit:
A lot of land situated in the city of olby.
Thomas county. Kansas. described as follows:
commencing at u point 30 feet east of tn, N w
corner or the VA of block 1, of the original
town tnow city, of Colby Kansas; thence
south 70 feet thence east - feet. theme
north 10 feet. thence east y # to place of be.
ginning; being a strip .5rt east aud west by
l25ft north and sonth through the center or
lots 2 3, 8. Z. and IL in block l, In tae city OF
Colby. Kansas.
Sad property levied on and tn he snid "a the
property of the above-nan,-i defendants.
\. S'.'w >LTER. Sheriff
Rv j. F.. Ne9levnra FINDER SHERIFF
Snerin : o:iice. Colby. kan<is.
Weld Campbell, AItys. for Plaintiff
46-4w.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
CHILION X. NEAL.
NOTICE FOR PCBLICATION.-l9e7A.
LAND OFFICE AT fOBERLIN. KAs.

Netice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make nnal proof in support
OF his claim and that said proof Will oe made
hefore the Probate Judge and ex-ofBcio clerk
thereof. Of Thomas county. II Colby.
Kane.. on March 10th. lHO. viz:
RASMCS LUDVI0SON.
n e 80 2l2s for the nwA sec "a towh - range
SW.
he names the following Witnesses TO prove
HIS continuous reeideuce upon ano cvmv
fioa Of said land, viz: Ole Andreaeon. tuur
Tefer Jeueon. of Colby. Kama: Soren Inorup.
OF 1hurford. Kans. p-
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-19.277
Land Once at Oberlin. kans.

Notice IL hereby Riven that the following
ramcd settler has 6leh notice Of his intention
To make final proof in support OF
his claim. and that Kai4 proof will be mare Do
fore j.ld4e Of distric, court or in his sbeence
before the clerk there eof st Colby, Kans., on
March llth, 1890. viz:
SIX. LCPYBR-
II. E. No. 1908 for the w swk, w nwA sec
l. twp0s, raw.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous roeidoeees up0o and cu6aye'
NIer 8. SEE, George Ssssyer, Henry Kpudson.
al Of DoiAuA Kanaaa..
CYBCs AHD1ssoH. Register.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
NOTICE FOR pUBLICATION-19s5l

Feh. 1lth. i8Q0.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make tDal proof in support Of
his ciaim. and that said proof will he lsade he-
fore udge of district court or in his abS.nc.
before the clerk thereof. at t'oloy, Kansas. on
March ~. loJU. viz:
Louis PAUL BOURQUIN.
II L No Gi57. for the swlA sec 2J, township IS.
range 3sw
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton OF. said land viz: Amos Miers. Henry
Smith. Frederick Giese. Max Giese. all Of Col
by, hans.
22J-4J-6 CYRUS ANDERSON, X egister.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-20
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NOTt'E FOR PUBLICATION -19lS3.
Land Office at Oberin, Kan.

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Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has iiled notice OF mis- inte ntiOd
TO make mnI'atiOn proof in SUPPORT
of his claim and that -nd proof Will bn male
hcfore the clerk of the district court Of rho ms
county. Kas Mt Colby. kansa<. on Fec "a.
lS2I, viz:
OWEN VI. HOWARD,
II. T. No i2St9 for the ~eh acc ,; rpss. it34v.
He names the fo lowing witnesses to DrOvo
mis- contfn .ous re e.iderce upon and Gu tive
tiOn OF said land. viz: X charri X. HOa ,sr.
Joseph Bower. George Friend. George l.
Carpenter. all of Colby. karss.
tYRUs Anderson. Register.