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The state herald., 1892-03-11
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The state herald., 1892-03-11

Montana 10 opposing the passage Of
thsarid lsnd bill and the p,oplc Of w.o.
ming are rapidly falling into line to help
deie~t the bull. Eastern Colorado IL sol.
sdly opposei to the bill whils tho cattle
eossranies, ditch oompaaI-s. nHd some
II The irrigation statesmen nrc urging
IL passase. Why the people of Colo.
rsd0 srs thus divided upon tho bill IL
sasy TO be sern. II tho bill pnsses In it,
presrnt form.tho main condition attached
- tile c~ssion u the land 10 the state IL
shat tho proceeds Of tue sale oi th. land
10 expended IN the reclamation ~ the
nrid lands OF the state The state will
have sbsolnt. control u the price and
manner ~ sale NJ the land nnd the pro.
cecds Of tho snlc will hr expended In
such portions u the state ~ tho stat,
authorities may ace NJ t0 isrigsts. The
ssssssn portion VI the slate, II Il can 10
irrigated At oil. will b~ the most diilicui,
10 irrigsts and The result will In tim,
thsss lands, instcad of remaining open
TO settlement ~ they now ARE. will b-
bought up In large tracts by tho cattle
~ y James and the proceeds Of tho snl.
will hclp MI tie pockets ri ditch com.
paniss 10 parts Of the state moro favor.
ably located for irrigation. Under this
state u .irni'a II - not surprising that
tho cattle and ditch companies nr. such
seslous supporters II the bili ani the
homesicaslsss In eastern Colorado have
good reason for cnicrin. u strong pro.
t,st. The settlers IN tins prri of Nv.
.intc will no, rcc the government land.
which should bo kept Tor lomc.ieadcfs.
turned over TO tho cattle companies
without ut icars making n vigorous pro.
tesi sud tho meu who aid In bringing
about the pnssssc of nhi land bill will
IL remembered h, the voters II eastern
tolvfslo.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
Specimen Cases,

:. n. Clifford, New Cassci. Wis. was
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism.
Ills stomach Was disordcrd. Ills liver was
Affected IN MI alarming degree. npto,ii. fell
away, nnd lc was terribly reduced IN flesh
aud strength. Three boiilcs of Electric
niii,ts cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. H., hal n
running sore on Ills lrs Of eight years
standing. tscd three battles " Electric
Bii,crs and seven loxrs VI Bncklcn- Arnica
sai,e, mud his leg Ia sound aud we'll. John
Speaker. Cn'aaba. o., had i've iargc fever
.ofrs op his lsv, d,rtars .aid hr Was lrcnrA-
l,lc. onr bottle ~ Electric Biiiefs spd one
bVs iinckien's ArhIch ssl,r entet him on
iifrlv. Sold hi ,iiy Dfug store.
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B. g. NJ. EXCURSIONS.

Omaha, Neb., May l, 1892: General
Conference Methodist Episco pal
Church. All agents may sell round
trip tickets to Omaha at the lowest
iirst-class one way rate. Use book +
tickets, limiting same to continuous
passage in each direction. Sell tickets
April $3.50, inclusive, and limit for re-.
turn to June l.
Minneapolis, Minn., June Z, 1892:
National Republican Convention. All
agents may sell tickets to Minneapolis
at rate Of one lowest iirst.class fare
Agents in Nebraska, Kansas. Colorado.
and South Dakota will sell tickets
June I. 5, and 8; agents in Wyoming
will sell tickets June 3, 1, and 8. Use
regular Minneapolis tourist tickets.
limiting same to continuous passage
from date Of sale and execution, with
final returning limit Of June 25.
Denver, Colo, August Ola, 1892;
Tricnnial Conclave, Knights Templar.
For the above occasion Il rate of one
lowest lirst-class fare for the round trip
vii; be made. Tickets will be sold Au-
gust i-lO, inclusive, and limit for re-
turn to October 10. Circular will be
ssued later giving full information in
regard to specialtrzips. etc.
Ogden, Utah, May 27.June 4, 1892;
Annual Meeting, National Camp
Meeting Association. All agents may
sell tickets to Ogden. May "a June 4,
inclusive. DR.. W. Mcdonald, 80
Broomlleld street, Boston, will sign
certificates. Delegates will be returned
Ut one-iifth fare.
j. FRANCIS. q. Z. & L. A.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
First publication Jan q ise7.l
US. Land ofice. sterling. colo. !
lbsc - lsal. I

Complaint having been entered nt this Of.
Zee By Geoi Re A. scci,cr against william y.
Channan for failure to comply with Law as to
timber culture entry No i5.ct dated Octo,~r
-. isss. upon ih- Ct, sec. Is tprnra~ In
Phillips county Colorado with view to the
cancellation Of ,nid entry: contestant nil~g-
ing that William D. Channnn has wholly
failed to plaat or cause Ia bc planted any
seeds or trees upon said tract during the
years isss. lsss, ixo and issi AMI that the said
Vim. r. Chsnnan has wholly failed to cuiti-
vat" or cause to bc cultivated the said tract
Of land or nny portion Of II during the years
iso and is9i: tho said parties arc hereby
summoned to appear at this once ON tho 18th
day of March isss AT 10 oclock II N to -ponu
and furnish testimony concerning said al.
legged failure.
II. y. TEpNos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11

4 bili has bssn introduced by Senator
Warren. ii Wyoming to rs-snsct tho old
prr.emptioa las. II Senator Warren
succeeds In introducing few mors bills
~ Autasonistis To the bess interests OF
large part u the vest AZ this and tho ar.
III land bill are. he will lind on his return
home from tins session Of congress that
hi. popularity In the west has materially
wan~d. The sctnai settlsss have already
suffered sno,ssh f,o,n the speculation In
land made possible through the enforce
nsant of the ers-~mptiou ls~. This Law
should hssc been repealed years before
u was end s.os. that Il hHsl,esn repealed,
u con9runs has any regard for the best
interssts II the settlers u the west. the
Law. will not bs ro.enactcd. Thi. and
the ard land bull should bc filed nvny
In the congressional archievcs Ms monu.
neuts Of tho folly d the Wyoming SEM.
Cos.
The state herald., 1892-03-11

The election las enacted by the last
general assembly. as II applies 20 olec
tions in incorporated towns. 10 anything
but satisfactory. II requires tho same
rs.i tape 10 small incorporated town
that is necessary 10 an eh.c,ion in the
cit! Of Denver. The law is all right an
applied to cities Of two thousand inliabi.
.mis or upwards. but It imposes u Use
lass aud uncailel for burden upon NIL
towns and cities smaller than that. The
next general assembly should amend
the Law In such manner ~ to do ava.
with this foolish anil costiy feature Of
tile law.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
TRCSTEE.S SALE.

Wherns Luman II. Gilmore and Edith {.
Gilmore, his wife, Of The county Of Logan
and the state Of Colort'to, did on the LIST day
Of December lsss, by their certain
deed of trust Of that date. and duly recorded
at page 20 In book IL Of the Records of Logan
county Colorado on the , th day Of Jnnuiry
lss,, convoy To Vim. e. Robin sOn, ,.as trustee
for certain rial estate in said deed OF trust
mentioned and more particularly hcrcinaftc
described, In trust. to secure the payment OF
one certain promisory iotc OF even date with
said deed Of trust for the principal suna Of
nifty dollars with interest thereon AT the rate
Of three per. cent per. month from date II nst
paid at maturity, said note being payable
one year after the date thereof.
whcrcrs default has been made In the pay
uent of the principal nnd interest OF said
note. aud,
Whereas the said deed OF trust provides
that In case Of default Il payment of said
note or the interest thereon. acc, riding to the
tenor and effect Of said note. then 1t shall
and may he lawful for the said party of the
second part. to srll and dispose Of said prem.
ises, and all the right. title benefit and equity
Of red cmption OF the said parties u the
first part.
Now therefore At the request Of the legal
holder OF said note by said deed OF trust Sc
cured, and under aud by virtue Of the terms
In said deed Of trust contained, I hereby
give notice that I will on Tuesday the fifih
day Of April is92 ut the hour Of 10 o'clock.
central time. In the forenoon Of said day Mt
the front door Of the post office In Holyo oke In
ss.~ ..""sy ut Phillips. formerly IN tho
county ot Logan. In the state of Colorado.
scil the following described real estate In
said deed M trust mentioned towit: The
north west quarter Of sec. Is, tp IN res ",
lying aud iring In the county Of Philips
and the state of Colorado, for the purpose Of
rn, Ing said note and the interest dua thereon
nt the time of sale and all costs aud -S'
pensrs Of executing this irnst. Tor the high
est and brst price the same will bring In
cash.
The sale Of the abov. property will l- made
subject TO prior deed OF trust made too. "
u. 1iffiths. Trustee dated Jany i-t isso to Sc
cure the payment Of i've hundred pnd seven
~ 1--WE dollars.
Dated Mar. snd i-,.
wm. e. ROBINSON. Trustee.
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BEArTY'S PIANOS Mhsas. s:. WRIT, %riyy.
for catalogue. DaniclF. Beatty, Washing
ton, New Jersey.
THROUGH SERVICE TO CHICAGO VIA
KANSAS ClTy,

The through car service offered to
Chicago via the Union Pacific and Chi
cago 4 Alton r. II. is unexcelled by
any other line. Magnificent Pullman
Sleepers, Dinning Cars and Chair Cars
run through daily without change,
Denver to Chicago via Kansas City.
G. W. ATKINSON, Agent.
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-03-11

tr,r.t publication r.b % i~'1l No. fy
Nutlra for Publication.
i.and oiase q, sterling cc",crs.l.,
Feb N. iss1.
NOri' D. !. hereby given thst the f.liowi ing
" named -riilsf ha- nh-i naiirr NJ HI. inirn.
'ion 10 MAKE bnai r'"rf IN .uptort
of hi risim. and ihht .si,i pr,of ~iii b~ made
before clerk of distti-, court ot rhii
lip. county toio. y, iioiyok~ Colo. on April
.. ispS ,isi
PATRICK o'GiirN
III y No'is' for IN, lots :. s,n aud 10 ot ne /,
sec rnruw
lie name. Tue following ~ithc-s.. to PRIV.
his roniinuon. rr-ia-n,r upon. aud ruiti,n,
tion NJ. said land. Wat
james o'Hfirn oi ttoly"ke toi-.
william Atn.-
Jacob lI~tk.s
lien uiin.n &"
n.rspsos h-v,.,-r.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
THE DOMINO LINE.

The Chicago, Union Pacific & North
Western Line offers the best accom-.
modations to the travelling public EN-
route to Chicago and intermediate
points via Omaha. Through trains,
fast time, magnificent sleeping cars, re-
clining chair ears and handsome day
coaches. G.. w. ATKINSON, Agent.
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
First publication fobo.l No. s2a.
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT STERLING. COLO.,l
reh'y 5. 1872.
Notiee is hereby give. that the following named
" asttlcr has filed notics nf his intention to
make final proaf In support of his claim, and
that said proof will b. made before clerk u
eonnty e'ert. Phillips county, Colo, at Hol,uks
Colo, on Arrn I, lss1. viz;
CHARLES sANDEN,
Hid Estry No. SSH. fos the us l. 80 ,. twp n.
range rs vert.
lie BaEce the following witncaaca tn prove his
continuous r,.sidenes upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
tamnci Nelson, 81 IIolyok- Colo,
Christ Wrrtrnl,erH, -
Frank Sssirrbcrg.
Swan J. Swanson
H.E. TEDhON, Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11

Program Of Phillips County Teach.
ers Institute for Saturday Mar. Il
1897.
$50 u. m. c. t. Reading and how to
teach it.
Paper by &. X. Peter.
Discussion led by II. G. Warren.
Attendance and punctuslity. Value
Of, and how to secure it.
Paper by Mrs. S. n. Ollie.
Discussion.
Review Of questions of last examin-
alton In arithmetic and History by
Prof. II. W. Barr.
The value Of and the necessity
for dicipline in our schools.
Paper by Mrs. Robinson.
Discussion led by Mrs. Geo. Carr.
Review Of questions Of last examin-
alton In GrammarS. II. johnson.
Discussion by Institute.
Report Of executive committee Of the
Reading circle.
Miscellaneous business and adjourn.
ment.
1t is specially desired that We have y
large attendance Of teachers and those
interested in education at this meeting
Of the Institute. The organization
II our reading circle will be completed.
Books furnished by the course will be
50 that we can enter at once upor the
work. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to join us in this work.
Very Trul,
CuAs. 8. TIMBERLAkE, 20. Supt.
MeeC,ina i.eld at High Se,,oo, h"i,d-
ing In lIoIyoke Colo.
The state herald., 1892-03-11

Tho News mas never faltered nor hesi.
tsted in its ssalwart advocacy Of the re.
nnostixstion Of fsilver. 1t will keep up
ehs oontest'until the people Of Colorado
sbAais justice aud our mines are restored
b their old tims, prosperity. Denver
Ss~a.
II the free coinage of silver platform
Al tn Deaver Nsws is, as indicated by
the above, only broad enough to take in
-s.sS-- sws~resss U tue Coforuuo silver
mines. II is decidedly narrow and con
Hactsd platform for national is.ue.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
tfirst publication Mar Z ls9s.)
Us Land once Sterling Z io.l
Feb ~ i6'e.
mo Dl)

Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Cudaback Griswold against John W.
waric for failure to comply with law as to
timber culture entry No. loeis dated sept. >?
lss7 upon n-c !. sec tips snr In Philli .
county Colorado with view to the cnucella-
tion Of said entry: contestant alleging that
John ". Ward has failed to or cause to be
planted either trees. tree seed. OF cuttings In
the year is9o orlsoi also said John ". warde
failed to or cnusc TO he cultivated or plowed
any part Of said tract:in the year OF 1891 and
still remains uncultivatcd; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear al this office
on the - day OF April lr1 at 10 O'Clock M To
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
II. T.. TEDNoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
NO CHANCE TO ST. LOUIS.

Do you know That the Union Pacific
is now running IL Pullman Palace
Sleeper To st. LouisY
It's fact. The sleeper runs from
Salt Lake City to st. Louis via Denver
and Kansas City and the Missouri Pa
ciilc Ry. Apply to your nearest Union
Pacific agent for accommodations in
this cur. G. W. ATKINSON, Agent,
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
First publication Mar = 1897
U $ Land Office Sterling Colo.
FGb2 lsg2

Complaint having been entered Ut this ofiice
by Christian Golfer against Hilka Weber for
failure TO comply with law ms to timber cul-
turc entry No 1876 dated Feb 18th 1880. upon
the NV Il sec 70 tp II u W In Phillips coun.
ty Colorado with a view to tho ejaculation
OF said entry; contestant alleging that Hilka
Weber has wholly failed to cultivate or cause
10 he cultivated during tho 2nd year after
making said entry the ground broken on
said tract during the first year after making
said entry, but has allowed the same to grow
mp In weeds, and that said failures continue
to this time ;the said parties are hereby sum.
noned to appear ut this Office on tho sth day
Of April 1882 ut 10 o'clock III to respond
and furnish testimony conccrning said al
legged failure.
n l. T.nNnN U..r,as.r
The state herald., 1892-03-11
tFirst publication Feb 8 lsa7)
u. 8. Land ONCE Sterling Cola. I
jan Is, 1872
mo l7a,

Complaint having been entered at this Of
foe by Robert II Fair against otto Meirath
for failure to comply with law ns To timber
culture entry No 3iis dated May 18th 1885 up.
OH the NV :, sec l7tpsnr%5 W In Phillips
county Colorado with view to the cancel.
lation Of said entry; contestant alleging that
Otto Mrirath has wholly failrd to cultivate
or cause to be cultivated the trees planted
on said land during the 5rd and 9Th years
and has wholly failed tn rcplant or cause to
be repinnted ten acres Of said land In trees
or tree seeds after those first planted failed
To grow and has allowed the ground broken
during the LIST and snd years to grow up In
weeds and that all the failures Aforesaid con.
tinue to this time; the said parties are here.
by summoned to appear nt this oflice on the
18th day of March ls.2 At 10 O'Clock IN to re-
spond and furnish testimony cancerninR
said alleged failure.
HE TEDhON Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
fFirst publication fob'y -
ses,icc BY publication ordered.
Notice-Timber-Culture.
-. LAND OFFICE, }
STEnLiNa. Coto., No

STERLiNa. CoLO., No. Ill.
Jan. u. 1sa2.
('omplaint having been entered at this office ly
y Herman Wilson against AndIss r. Biongr-h
for fnilur- to comply with law toTim-f -
turr Entry M. h1.7 dated May !. 1856. upon the
NV \ --c 81 Ton. 70 ", in Phillips eoanty.
Colorado. with a visw to the eanceilatine NJ ~aid
entry contestant alleging that An'lI-~ +. Hon.
Er-n failed during tho year 1891 to pillow and
plant any Of -aid tract Of land to tr-cs. seeds
cuttings. ar cultivate the same and that said
failure still exists: thu said parties are hereby
summoncd .. sr,~ar at this ctiicc on the - day
ef March. ise.. at 10 o'clork a. NJ, TO respond
and furnish testimony Concerning said alleged
fsilur~. II. =. TEDMON Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
first publication Feb ". iss2.
Us. Land ONCE. sterling. colo. !
fs-t, Is, iNF1.
q, Aii.. notice 10 contest No. ist.l

tAiisr notice 10 contest No. l,&.)
complaint having h-cn entered at this Of
ucr by II. D.. Rixw against }. &. RigR for fail
nrr to comply with law Hs to timlrr culture
entry No i;ass dated May 18th iSo upon tho
set, sec f'psnrG " IN Phillips county
coiorsd. with n view To the cancellation Of
said entry: contestant alleging that J.C. .Rigg
failed during the LIST year after date Of said
entry tn thoroughly cultivate or causs to I've
cultivated 3aerrs of said tract aud that said
failure still exists: the said parties arr here
by summoned IL appear NJ this "ficc ON the
iith day Of April isss n, 10 o'ciock M to re-
spond aud furnish testimony concerning
said sliegr.i failure.
u. D.. TEDNOS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
tfirst peblication Mar 4 1897
US Land once Sterling Colo. I
jan 20 1882

Complaint haviug bcen entered ut this ONCE
hy Hiram Coats against August wilman for
failure to comply with law w 10 timber cult
urc entry No lASsa dated July sth 1859. upon
the NV Il sec 20 tp6nrH W in Phillips coun
ty Colornlo with view to the cancellation
of said entry; contestant alleging that Au-
gust Wilman failed during the first year af-
ter making said sntry To cultivate or cause
to he cultivated acres on said tract; that
during the End year after date of said entry
he failed to cultivate ten acres Of .aid tract
and that said failure still cxis's; the said
parties arc hereby summoned to appear nt
this office on the 5th day Of April isgs NJ ten
O'Clock m to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure.
HE TEDMoS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
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La Grippe found II just the thing and under
Its use had a speedy and perfect recovery.
Try n sample bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good thing 1t Is.
Trial bottles free ut City Drug Store. Large
size zoe. and Sl.O.
The state herald., 1892-03-11

Il is very gratifying to notice how
opinion ot the press on the arid land
eessiun. has changed in the state in the
last six weeks. Men who once saw in il
no color Of future grab, are now loud
m their dsnunciation Of the measure.
In another mouth. the people Of Wyo.
ming will be a unit against it. and will
ny with Montana, ave want no ceding
e arid lands to the ststes in ours" So
DOte it be.-Butalo (Wyo.) Bulletin.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
BUCKLEN's ARNiCA SALvr

The best Savo In the world for Cuts,
rnises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corus, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For Sale by City drug store.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
u. E.. Trrxos. itcsi.ter.
Slik.lilYf's sAlA.


state of Colorado.
thiliip- County.
u, virtue Of .i-cial execution i.su-d out of
III. roah,, eoar of rhilii,- county. state of Col.
orn.ia. and l." ~, ~ sheriff dir~,ssi. In favor of
John li.sihis,,ham and ni'ain-, Hattie ,'srnn.
ham and 7. II. Cainni,nh, fer the sum of ei.ist.
!; anil cosis ssig and nrrruins ro.i-. TO sniirf,
the came. am -os,n,ani,-i To -sli III. following
d.-rrib'si pr.mi-.:to.~i,i Tho EAST half of the
,ouih half II tl.' following tract. To ~itl
t'onin-nrins NJ y ioih, 10 fsst ~a-i ~ the
north ~a,, enfn'r ii bless 'hif,, Ia the town u
ii"i,oks. rbiliii'- county. c.,i.in.ia. According
To Ia. r.cori'si plat thereof. taid i-,in, is.inr
NJ III. in,-r.e-tlon ~ the s.aih linz II Fun,
str.s with the -n-t lin" of Merriam avenue In
ssid town II ii"l,"kr. ffon thence sas, ihrt-
hundrJ t.-t. thence .,mih three hundred fest,
ti.,ne. w-rt thrs hurif,Si f.s,, ii,enrc north
thru hundred Test I" place of beginning. and
ai.o III" foilpsinx described premises under AT.
,scl,'n-nt. to.~iti t,ots i've. sls aud icn. In
block fort, two, lat ten In block fort, .tbirr.
and 10, -~,rn In hlack t~cn,, -.r,rn. all In tho
town - iioi,ok". rh.ii,p- county. coiora,ia.
viii oo the Hh 'iai II Arril. 4. D.. ivt,. d,
the lout NJ soeloek, y, M, at N" front ,i,-r of
the court hoass, sol, all the above d-serih.-i
ptsaisc-. or ~ much thereof ~ may h. B--,-.
ear, To satisfy .sij Judgement sad cs.,. to the
highest and L'-, ,ijI-r Tor rs.h In hand.
JAWS ~ T.srLs, Sheriff.
Dated this Mar, p'h. is9s,
The state herald., 1892-03-11
tFirst Publication Mar Z 1871
Us Land Once Startling Colo. l
Feb Is, lssr9
10 loll

Go iaG
Complaint having hcen entered Rt this office
by May Nelson against \ " Parkhurst for
failure TO comply with law ~ TO timber cult
urc entry No 1926 dat d June l? lss9 upon
thes.cii sec ~ tpanr u W In Phillips county
Colorado with view 10 tho cancellation Of
said entry; conte,tant alleging that A W
Parkhurst failed during the Ind and 3rd
ycars Of said entry to cultivate said tract or
plant the same to trees. tree seeds or cut
tingH or cause tho same to he done and said
failure still exists; the said parties are hero.
by summoned TO appear at this Office on tho
18th dayof April 1902 at 10 o'clock . IN to re-
Spend aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
HET TEDMOS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-11
FIRST publication Mar II. iss:.l No.

tfirst publication Mar II. lss:.l No. sai
Nn'iEs Inr Public alton.
Land orice AT sterling. Colorado.
Mar I lsy3
NOTICE IL hereby given that the follow ing
~ nani.'i settler ha. fisd notice of hi, In.
t.niiun To make final proof In support OF Ills
claim and that said pr,'of will In m.dc bcio.c
irrk Of County Court Of Phillips
county. Colo. At iio,yok-. Colorado. On
Apr. "a. ir,: viz;
WILHELM Lutte
Id L. NOT for thu lot. ! aud and e., NV
y see tpT north d~
u. names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rrsid-ncc apon and cultiva
ton of snid land. via:
william 7. iN.~itt of Hoiyoka Colo.
Alden 4. shAfer ''
David \. tickei /"
william ". whitney - d"
u. d, rEDM0N. Register.