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The state herald., 1892-04-15
(first Publication Mar ls!f.l
u 5 Land Office Sterling Colo.
Feb IL, ls.l2

(Np l9I)
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by May Nelson against A W Parkhnrst for
failure To comply with law Us 10 timber cut
urc entry No ls23i dated Juno !. lss9 upon
thcsci set - tp9n + Ii " In Phillips coupty
tolorndO with n view to the cancellation Of
said entry; contestant alleging that a W
years of said entry to cultivate said tract or
plant tho same TO trees. tree seeds or cut
angs or cause the same to be done and said
failure still exists. the said parties are here.
by summoned TO appear ut this Office on tho
26th dayof april 1872 ut 10 o'clock n m to re-
spond aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure
II L TEDMON. Rcgisicr.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
disqualification Mar lS92.l
L 5 Land ofiice sterling Colo
Feb 2. lsn2.
FNn aatA

Complaint having been entered nj this office
by cndabnck Griswold against John " .
WnIdc for failure to comply with iaw as 10
.@s' upon NC y rec I tp mr. u Ia Ph,ihp
county Colorado with view to the c;,ucella-
John ". Ward ha. failed TO or cause To be-
planted either trees, tree seed. or cuttings In
the year l.a0 or 1891 also said john ". WHrdc
failed tnor cause to lie cultivated or piowc,,
any part of -utd tract in the year of 1881 and
still remains -nnculiivatcd; the said parties
are hereby summoned to rpp-nr NJ this Office
on the 2. day of April l-.s al 10 o'clsck n ~, n
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
u. Il. TEDNON, REGISTER.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

lfirst publication Mar 4, isos.l No. 3r7
Notice Tor Publication.
Land onicc at sterling, Colorado,
foD "a lsls
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
A' named settler has filcd notice of his IN
tcntion To make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof viii bc made bcfoi q
Apr Is, isl2, VIZ
JOHN II. WEIR
Hid Y No SOL for the s'w 4 sec 81 tpsnr Il "
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culiiva
ton OF, said land. VIZ:
Andrew krnuse
August q. Newman ' "
GEORGE illoom
II. T.. TEDMON, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
tfirst publication Mar II, 1891 No. s5l
Nntir-u tom III, h Il r r,ti NJ,

FIRST publication Mar II, 1891 No. s5l
NutiG5 tor Publication,
Land onicc at Sterling, Colorado,
Mar 1872.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ nnmcd settler has filed notice of hi In.
tention to make final proof in support OF his
claim and that said proof will be nude befo.'c
Clerk OF County Court OF Phillips
county, Colo, Mt Holyoke, Colorado, On
Apr. 10, 1892 viz:
WILHELM LUTTE
Hid Il MOI for the lots and nnd q y NV
4 sec tp7 north r i3 W
He numes the following witnesses to prove
his con tinuous residence rpon and cultiva-
ton of sad land. VIZ:
William \. Dewitt of itoiyokc Colo.
Alden 4. Shnfcr "
David A. Fickel
william II. whitney "
II. Il. TEDMOS Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
tFirst publication Apr IL
Notice-I'imber-Culture.
Fob 30 lhlp

Tob. u 1N'g,
{ i'omplaint having been entered at this office by
v William tinvos against Chnr'oi Killcn his
heirs ar legal representatives for failure to cont
ply with law Ms to timber cul,arc eatry No 2527
dated June sth iss5 upon the III sec - tp II
r u W in Phillips county Colo with view to the
cancellation Of said entry; contestant alleging
hat Charles killen his heirs or legal reprusenia-
tives or nny person for them have wholly failed
to cultivate or cause to hc cultivated amy portion
of said tract To trees tree seeds or cuttings since
the death Of Charles killen about two years ago
and that there nre now no trees growing upon
said trrct to eiiiants own personal knowledge.
The said.rurtics are hereby summoned 10 ap-
pear ut thus ollicc on tine eth day Of May ls9. ut
10 o'clock u, to respond and furnish testimony
conct rning said alleged failure.
II. L. TEDMoN Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
u. l.. TEDMoN, Rcgis,c,
ifirst pubiicati' II Mar T. is2.l
L. :. Land onicc, Sterling, Colo. !
Feb -. ls7..
fND lb.o

Complaint having been entered at this Of
Zee by Henry u kohluson against Henry
Raymond for handoning his homestead en-.
Try No l3sa dated Oct -, lssr upon the n.w
q sec 10 tn SnrE " In Phillips county Colp ,
with n yicw to the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned To up
pear At this Office on the ;th day Of May, ls;i.,
tlmony concerning said alleged abandon
mrnt,
H. TIDMoS. Esrist,.r.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
Ifir, publication April No. ss..
Notice for Publication.

LAND Orfich At hrrntisn, ioLonApol
Mnrrh ~ isps.
\otirr IL hrrrh, given that the fnliowln,.- named
~ -siilor ilna hlcd notice OF his ia',,iNsr To
make ilnnl proof N support uf his ci'fia, and
that raid proof will he made before ktp.ster OF
llec"iyor nj storlinl Colorado un May is,h. i,o.,
vlrt
JOHN WILSON
4 iis'a fnr the h.w ~ eec atpauFsw
lio nnmon tho following witnesses tn prove his
continuous rt'-trnco upon, and cultivation of.
said land. VIII
uuorF- X rfcgo ~ tlnlyokn Colo.
tilHa llnyntA
lintfy Tfrgn
John CONQUEST "
AM person WIN drsnH Ia protest h,sny, the
allowance ~ such pfoaf, nr Who knnNs nf nny
substantial reason, under the law aud he ralni
lhilona 81 Tho inirrinr Department. Why such
pfuof should not ln allowed, viii b. given an ~.
toitunitS nj the above mentioned ,iiuo and place
Ia cruns-rsanina thu wltn.sses oi nhid claimant
and to nn"r evidence 10 tobulinl of that submit.
,r-l by claimant HloclAl notice II har,i,y given
90 Edward Wilpon n,l,ur-o claimant Il, virtue oi
j sIrni H. T. TkDMoS, hcilnter.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
STATE OF CoLoEApo.j
County of Phillips.
In the county court
.Iamcs Brown,l
Plaintiff Alias
vs.. SUMMONS
William J. Eeos. to non resident
Dated Aprii7. ls.s.

vs.. SUMMONS.
pucndanL
Tnr rEorLE orTnE STATE or COLORADO To
william J. Zee. the defendant above named
greeting:
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff IN the UNITY court Of Phll-
lips county, stat. 1f Colorado. nnd answer
tie complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, II served within
this county. or II served Oui Il tins county.
or by publication. within thirty days after
the service hereof exclusive OF the day Of
kcn against YOU according g. the prayer ,f
the complaint; and II n copy OF the csp,-
plant In the above cgtllle'l action bc not
served with tlhs summons, or " the service
hereof bc made out OF this state. then ten
days additional to the umn herein above
specified for appearance und answer viii b.'
allowed before the taking OF judgement By
default a. Aforesaid.
The said action l. brought to recover the
sam OF four hundred dollars with interest ON
on" certain bond executed and delivered by
defendant TO l.. W. 1ullrys trustee on or
about The LIST day of September isSs. plniniif'
vIll also ask the hcforeclnsurc of a certain trust
deed upon the n-c,-i of sees Up Hnr ~ west
given to secure said SUN OF money, ~ will
more fully appear FROM the complaint In
snii action To which reference l. hgrr made
aud pou are hereby notified that II You fal
to appear. and 10 answer the sid complaint
~ above required the said plainiin win take
driuuit and lndgrncnt Us prayr'i.
tiNcn under my hand and the seal 'f tie
said court nj Ilolyokc In said county this
18th day OF March, A u lsf2.
iMMETE, iikANNoN. Judge and cN.oiilclo
ccrh. of said court. MIS-
I-FAlI
The state herald., 1892-04-15

First publication Apr !, lsa, No. 81
NutiGH for Publication,
Land ofilcc Mt Sterling. Colorado,
Mar %. lsg!.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his in.
tcntion to make final proof In support of hi :
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the clerk of the district court uf Phillips
county Cello at iiolyoke Colo ON May ls.Ss.
viz:
JAMES \ LAMPING
Id Il li,12 'or the NV II sec 80 tp9ni6w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tioi, Of, -nid land. viz:
james Murphy %; Hu..un Colo.
John Malone
David stevens
Charles belush
II. T.. TEpMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
FIRST publication Apr /, isas. No "a
NT-.4-- t,r U,l,14.-,tr,,

FIRST publication Apr /, isa?. No 81.
No:tr6 for Publication.
Land Office at Sterling, Colpriute
Mar Is lr,s. y
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notirc of mis- In
tcntion to make inal proof In support II his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk Of the district court Of Phillips
county, Colorado, Mt iiolyokc, Colorado
On May II, ls2, viz;
JOSEPH G.. WALTERS
Hid E9l7S for the SO Il sec sItp7nr!bw
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residences upon and cultiva-
ton Of, said land. VIZ:
Frederic Peterson oi llolyoke Colo.
stewart W Bcggs " "
W 4 Pptmon "
{ Ollie " F"
II T.. TEpuoS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

Other medieines nigh. help. but to
make assurance doubly .nrc uso De
Wits sarsapnrillA to enrich. purity and
renow The blood. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
,-Irst publication Mar aj)
u 5 Land Onicc Sterling Colo,
Feb "a iSys

(Allas noticc TO conte.t No 1865
Complaint having been entered Mt this of
iicc by John >traud against Andrew Ilig-
gins for failure 10 comnly with law ns to tim
bcr culture entry M g1i5 dated July 9th 1885,
upon the NV sec II tip mr. a. W IN Phil
HIPS county Colorado with u view to the can
collation. ot said entry; contestant alleging
that Andrew Plliggins failed during the lst
years M lar making said entry to break or
chns' u be orokcn or cultivated 10 acres oi
said tract "a required by law and that said
iaiiurc siill -xtsts; the sad parties are here
bv summoned 10 appear at this Office on the
10th day OF Mas lS2 ut 10 o'clrck "a IN to re
'pond and furnish testimony conccrnip,
said alleged failure.
II Il TEDMON, Register.
Armour, Attorney for contestant,
The state herald., 1892-04-15
lfirst publication Feb 10 iSse.
L Land Onicc, Sterling, Colo.
Jnn - lses.
~. .l..A

= . ishhu 'hitNt 't'ltihE. blu'
Jun - lses.
tNoiiG)
Complaint having been catered at this Office
10y John Rrnslow against Ralph l. tr-y Tui
failure to comply with law ms to timber cuit
nrc entry No slS2 dated Jan IL, iss7 upon the
ne 3, scc ip7 7nriG In Phillips county
colo, with n view 10 the cancellation of said
entry; contestant alleging that Ralph l. Fer
ry has failed to break or cause To be broken
i've acres In the year \ u lSSl a. required by
Law and that said failure still exists; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear nt
THIS oflicr on the 10Th day cf April ls.2 at ID
O'Clock IN to respond aud furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure.
IL. l., TEDnoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
[flrst publication Marcy
U $ Land onicc sterling Colo
Feb ~ lsq2
LAMns notlcc to cont.st Noltsl

lAlias notice to contest No 1881
Complaint having been entered NJ this Of
flee by Emma Chapman against John Nrihn
for failure to comply with law aS to timbcr
culture entry No 1il1 dated sept alst iss,5 up
on the n.w - sec % tip nriGw In Phillips
county Colorado with Il view 10 the cnnCclln-
tinn 'f said entry; contestant alleging that
John Ecihu failed during the 9Th year after
making siil eutry To properly cultivate ar
cau~. To be 81 cultivated tn trees. seeds or
cuttings growing on said land that he failed
during the 9Th year after making said entry
to replace or supply trees, seeds or cuttings
for those that had been planted and failed To
grow and that he failci to cultivate said
tract ns required ly law during said 9th wear
after making said entry and that said fail
are still exists; the snid parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the H.
day of May lsYs at 10 O'Clock IN 10 respond
aud furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure.
HI TEDMoND, Register
L u Armour. Attorney FOR contestant.
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(Flrst publication Mar 81 is3a)
U. S. Land onlce Sterling Colo.
Mur TO- 1862

Complaint having been entered ut this of :
flee by Henry Laws against Jnmes McCanric
for abandoning his homestead entry No $3.50
dated May 9th 1851 upon tho my sec IA tip 8
r7 in Phillips county Colo. with View
to the cancellation of said entry, the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear Mt
this Office on Tho 30h day of Apir 1872 ut 10
o'clock u m to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
III l. TkDMoS Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
First publication Mar I. iss2.l No ~

NuIICb Iup FubuCHtUH,
Land Office ut Sterling, Colorado,l
Feb 90, 1872.
NOTICES hereby given that tlir following g
~ named settler has filed notice OF his in.
tcntion To make final proof IN support Of
his claim, and that said proof Will bc made
before Register Or Recciycs nj Stei ling Colo.
on April ls, 1852, viz;
ANDREW KRAUSE
lid + No 0GaG for the ne u sec " tpsnra7 W
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
ton of, said land, viz:
John AZ. Weir of Unstun Colo.
Samuel &. Ycagcr " a
August &. Newman Z"
George Bloom ="
II. +. TEDMoy, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

disqualification Apr. |, lSi2.l No SO
NutiGB for p uhlCatiun
Land onlce nj sterling. Colo.
Mar 2j 1872.
Notice !, hcreby gwen that the follow ing
namcd settler has Iiied notice OF his intention 10
mako iinal proof in support of his
claim, anil hat said proof win be made before
the clcik cf The district court of Philips
county celo. Mt Iiolyoke Colo. on May nth
1872 viz:
FREDERIC PETERSON
Hid Z Was for the NV Ia 2lip7 7nI5w
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
coniinupu- fvsidcncs upon, aud cultivation oi
sad nnI, viz.
stewart " Hcggs of liolyokc Colo
W I fatmon
e bile
II l. TrpNos Reistcr.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

B X tOSKIMS.
County Treasurer
VI ". NAcPerrirl, Deputy
The state herald., 1892-04-15

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First publication Apr !, lsas No. 81
HutiCB f0T Puhlfcatiuu.
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|NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF SCHOOL ORDERS.
County Treasurer's Office,

Colorado. April lMh, lsv
all school
rs num mhuruia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-08
LOST WITH ALLHANDS
The Schooner Big River Comes
Ashore at Gray's Harbor.
ADMIRALTY CASES APPEALED.
A New Vessel Abandoned in Mfd-Oeean
and Ten Mon Lost-RAising the
Steamship Elder.

HoourAM, March Especial. AS the
tug Traveller was crossing the Gray's har-
Dor bar today Captain Larsen sighted
vessel near the waters edge on Peterson's
point, but made no further examination.
On returning to Hoquiam the captain
learned that the schooner Big River was
abou. nine weeks overdue, and is now sat
isfied, from what he could see of the
wreck, that it IS the remains Of the Big
River, and that the crew of five men had
persisted. The schooner Big River is
owned by A. Anderson, of San Francisco,
and was chartered by the Northwestern
Luplber Company of that city. She left
San Francisco. under command of Captain
Nissen, on January in ballast, bound for
the company's Knappton mill, on the
Columbia river, to take cargo of lumber.
The tug Printer will go to the scene to-
morrow, when an examination will be
made.
1.-THE Big River was fore and aft schooner OF
152 tons register, and had a lumber carrying
capacity Of 100000 feet. She was valued at
$780, The Posi- INTELLIGENCER a few days
reprinted an account OF q wreck on Peterson's
point particulars of which appeared in an
Ocosta paper, and which stated that vessel
had probably been burned at sea and the hull
drifted ashore, and this is probably the wreck OF
the Big River.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-08
work at rsou,mait to Be Hurried.

LONDON, March THE question of the
defenses at Esquimalt caused a lengthy de-
bate in the commons today. Sir Stafford
Northcote called the attention of the house
to the state of the defenses there, and
asked what steps had been taken to secure
the completion of the works. The Cana
dian Pacific railroad, he said, now offered
an alternative route to the East, which
would be of immense service in the
event of war. He moved that the forth
fications be hastened to completion. Adj
miral Field, member for South Sussex,
said the question of expenses ought not to
be thrown solely on the imperial govern
ment. Messrs. Munroe and Ferguson also
regretted that Canada was evading her
share of the imperial burden of defense
Secretary of War Stanhope spoke of the
importance of the Esquimalt defense and
regretted that the works were not yet COM
pleted. The imperial government has
promised to provide guns, MIN
ing stores and skilled engineers
aud plans, and Canada ought
to provide sites, construct the works on
which guns are to be erected and main
tain them. The imperial government, he
was sorry to say, although it had guns and
a trained garrison ready. had not yet COM
menced work on the fort. He had re-
Gently telegraphed the Canadian govern
ment that the defenses should be carried
out, and he was quite sure Canada was
also determined to complete the works.
Urgency existed for execution of the
work. and he assured the house that the
shirt OF the motion should be observed.
Northcote's motion was then defeated.
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r,,. Rerlnr Sea oue.tion.

NEW YoaK. March 7.--Sir George Baden
Powell. member of the Boring sea COM
mission. scouts the idea of serious COM
nlications over the settlement of the seal
question.
IoypoN. March IA mistake by tele-
graph agency in reporting Secretary STAN
homes speech on the Esquimalt defenses
created much alarm today. 1t made him
saw urgency had arisen during the last
few DAVIS. instead of the last few years.
On the outside this was connected with
adverse rumors regarding the Boring sea
cpastion Had not the Stock Exchange
hasp closed the error would have caused a
panic.
M new Developments today, so tar as can
now ha learned. in the Boring sea contro-
yersy. The illness OF secretary b!alne
would have prevented meeting OF the
cabinet. even if one had been contem-
lated The situation Will be iuiIy con-
sidered however, at a regular meeting to-
morrow for the purpose OF determining
tbe nolicv of this government III the event
Of lord Salisbury's continued refusal
20 rsnew the modus vivendi for the COM
,ns season General Foster, OF the state
daDertment, who is assisting Secretary
Rla;ne in negotiations on this SUBJECT had
. go .rsnce with the president on the sit
nation this morning, ana subsequently
conferred with Blaine at ms ho''ie' LATER
Sir Julian Pauncefote called az !he state
denartment and had an ih'erNie" Win
Assistant Secretary Wharloh
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Capital News.

OLYMPIA, March Especial. THE har-
Dor line commission will meet in Van
couver Wednesday afternoon to inspect
the harbor of the place and to confer with
the citizens of that city relative to the pro-
posed harbor lines there.
State Treasurer Lindsey today received
remittances from county treasurers
amounting to $4,000 He thereupon is
sued call for general fund warrants from
No. s,221 to No. 1850. inclusive, payable
March II. This call includes all warrants
issued prior to October 8. 1897.
Assistant Attorney-General Haight to-
day advised State Auditor Reed that he
would not be justified in issuing a warrant
to the printers of the Hill code. unless
they can make better showing than they
have SO far that they have complied with
the law.
Secretary Weir has planned number of
improvements in the interior arrangements
of the old capitol, for which $1,000 was APP
propriated by the last legislature. The
Senate chamber will be enlarged.
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CRAIGEND AND KARoo CASES.
Tacoma Admiralty Decisions Appealed
Iutern 4ioual Arbitration.

Tacoma Admiralty Decisions Appealed
to International Arbitration.
SAN Francisco, March THE British
ship Craigend, which is now at Victoria,
B. c.. was libeled about year ago in Ia
coma and the case went against her.
The owners took the ground that the
United States courts had no jurisdiction
in the case and have made an inter-
national case of it, the British minister at
Washington City having charge of the
matter at present. 1t is said that the
chances of the British government recov-
ering from the United States government
the amount that the ship was forced
to pay are fair. The Karoo's case,
which was decided but a few weeks
ago, is to be similarly appealed. The Brit
ish marine law contains schedule in
which every conceivable otfense has its
fine, and all matters are settled according
to it. The American marine law has
no such schedule. The contracts be-
tween the masters and men are
signed under the supervision of the
representatives of the British government.
In the case of the British vessels all the
circumstances connected with the act of
shipping are guarded by law, and for this
very reason the British government will
insist upon maintaining its jurisdictson
thereover.
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Tacoma Coal Recelpty,

TACOMA, March Especial. l-On satur-
day S72 car loads of coal were received here
from Wilkeson, Burnett, Carbonate and
the Kangley mines. This was the largest
amount of coal ever received here in one
day. Of the total received ten car lords
were consigned to the Northern Pacific
railroad. Regarding the coal trade, John
Kangley, of the Kangley mines, said to-
day:
Business is very dull with us, our output be-
ing only 1000 tons per day, while our capacity
is 1900 tons per day. I look for large demand
in few weeks. The Union and Northern Pa
cifc roads take most of the mines product and
the slack demand indicates slack business with
them, | take it. The average output OF our
mines can be increased to 1900 tons per day, our
improved machinery rendering this possible.
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The Fall Creek Battle.

EUGENE. Or, March Especial. J.
Sheriff Nolan and Constable Kissinger
arrived from Fall Creek last evening with
Charles, Clarence and Jesse McBee and
John Parker, who were engaged IN the
fight at Fall Creek bridge Saturday night.
Ed Griffin and James Holice were severely
injured, the former receiving eleven knife
wounds, and they are in the Justices office
at Fall Creek, which will serve as hospi-
tai until they can be removed. While
their wounds are serious, they are not nee
essarily fatal. The four prisoners waived
examination. The trouble arose between
Ed Griffin and Clarence McBee, who were
fighting with their knives and pistols.
when the other four pitched in and made a
general fight.