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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

j. w. Barbee, livestock agent of tn,
Cotton Belt, has returned from "A trl
over South Texas He reports the coulr
try as being very dry and says North
Texas has good reason for self graf ula.
ton.
Charles Boardman, travelling passen
ger agent of the Cotton Belt. is In again
and will spend Sunday here. lie lisos
Fort Worth, hut his mind will wander
to st. Louis where the wife and bnirns
would be glad TO have him spend Sunday
at home.
W. IL. Grosccosc, manager of the
Tyler Car and Lumber company, left
last night for Kentucky. TO visit the bed
side of his little son, who is dangerously
~. Mr.. Groseclose has been in Fort
Worth the past day or two.
George r. Adkins, the stalwnrt recciv.
er of the Dallas trunk road was in Fort
Worth yesterday
Another gang of Chinese, fifty in nun.
her vii pass through the city tonight,
in bond, bound for Honduras where
they will work on sugar plantations.
They landed in Frisco On June II and
viii arrive over the Rio Grande. thence
over the Houston and Texas Central
for New Orleans.
The Texas and Pacific pay-car arrived
yesterday and distributed nearly $4,000
In wages 10 the boys. This helped Sat
urday nights business receipts ut the
stores wonderfully.
q. l.. Donovan, travelling auditor of the
Fort Worth and Denver, is back to
headquarters again.
The Rock Island surfacing gang is
now near the little town Of Newark,
and coming toward Fort, Worth at rap
Id rate. They will shortly he assisted by
the trucliluyers who will soon have COM
plctcd their present labors.
Johnny Capps, popular Rio Grande
division Texas and Pacific brakeman,
spent yesterday in the city perambulating
among his friends.
HE WILL BE HERE THURSDAY,
THE Goth WHO? THE ADMIRAL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
HE WILL BE HERE THURSDAY,
THE Goth, WHOi THE ADMIRAL.


LONDON, July ia telegram from
Montevldeo via Paris. received today states
a member OF the Brazilian ministry reply.
Ing 10 a question asked In the chamber OF
deputies regarding the situation In I,ln
Grandc Do Sui, said Admiral Wandenkolk,
leader Of the insurgent naval force, was
now blockn1ing the port OF Rio Grandc
Do Sui with the steamer Jupiter, and
would shortly be attacked by the loyal
fleet The despatch further says the cham
her OF deputies voted confidence In ministry.
Public opinion In Rio De Janero Is favor
able to The cabinet. The government OF
the state 0f Rio Grande DO Sui, Is conf
dent II Will suppress the revolt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

BOSTON. Mass. July l5.-irhe 81.
Ireine court has handed down decision
IN The case Of a. II. Howlaud. citil
engineer, who sued the town Of Maynard
for libel for publishing IN he anoual ~
port a dalnment refectiua unfarOrably
npfn some work, which the town had
employed Rowland 70 DO. The court
practically holds that a lshi suit against
towns and cities cannot ~ maintained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16


aloyes. Those Of the state officials who
lave not influence .nurh 10 get passes
/, VIII have 10 pay full fare
The Missouri. Kansas and Eastern rail.
| way has been turned over 10 the Mis-
] souri,. Kansas and Texas company. The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is now IN
shape to compete for St. Louis business.
President Ingalls, Of the Big -Four rail.
way has decided TO RIM two trains dni-
y from Louisville to Chicago. each with
Pullman sleepers, starting next SUNDAY.
He has arrnnged to use the Ohio and
mississippi road from Louisville to Mount
vernon, where he will connect with his
own line.
Tho Kansas board OF raiIroad commits
sloners has ordered the Missouri Pacific
% put q regular passenger train on the
snort Inc running from Butler. Mo,
10 Madison. kns.. known as the Iuters
state road. The Missouri Pacific has Do.
lltlDned the state board Of railroad com.
inlsslonerS to take the passenger tf7in
on It's Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota
line, runhing from Fort Scott to Tone.
Aa' anu substitute mixed train. The
claim is made that the earnings of the
passenger train 10 NOT pay half lis ex.
penses.
The Trinidad case, involving the dis.
charge of a Union Pacific train crew.
has been carried up to Omaha for final
adjudication.
The Union Pacific has cut down ex-
pensel In various departments, but II
Is claimed 100 men are still OH the pay
rolls in Denver.
;, A new order has hcen issued. affecting
rnfSular passenger trains, freight trains
am, enginee running light on the Denver
tnd Rio Grlndr. Such trains shall pass
no telegraph station until a registered
ticket Is left with the operator.
Il. L. Wilson, travelling engineer of the
first division Of the Denver and Rio
Grande, has been appointed general road
The New York Central has just put
IN operation II plan 10y which large
part OF The w rking force will he able To
nave The pleasure OF Il trip to the Worlds
Iair; The clerks and the other attaches
of the general offices with thsir families
VIII be sent To Chicago and back free of
cost aud four or five days at Chicago
and five hours at Niagara Falls. Par
lies vii start twice u week, Tuesdays and
Saturdays, until all have taken the trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

'e a surprise to the railroad how.
'vS'ghation of W. u. Woodson
n. several years, has been in the
AN ~ 'ne Texas and Pacific at the
icnJe,,alIii 'l1h depot. The resignation
!, ot o Friday evening 10 be Of
resent 'lie and yesterday concluded
Ibr n,,, vnefy popular with the boys.
Iihonrnp VIII miss In him man,
ID H. IT, ollen rushed by work. never
eolm any Courteous and polite.
Ii ' rn,. VIII not be out of harness
|, hr rliiiIor be correct he had ''birl
I.hsn S of large dimensions in his
Ist WIZ, resigned and il Is proba-
|iav Ia. Is ne Texas and Pacihc's
DS De the Rock Islands gain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
IN THE CITY.
STOP WORK.
The Rock Island orders Cessation
at Once.

The Rock Island Orders Cessation
at Once.
In consequence Of the opposition made
by the property owners over whose lands
the Rock Island dcsires to get riglit-of-
way, all work has been ordered stopped
by the Rock Islnnd company. This or
der Is conveyed by the following tele.
gram sent by General Manager Parker;
Chicago. lis. July 10.
y, A. Henderson. Fort Worth,
You may stop all work. except the
driving Of piles at under.crossings south
Of the culvert near Fourth street.
Make no attempt to get possession Of
right-of-way by force. We viii have II
penceby. or 90 without Notify com
mittee and Mr.. Iassiter
III. A. PARkEl.~
This means that sol 1909, which was
IN hnnd for the snrfacing alone Of lie
nnconpletei road. will mol he turned
loose Ia Fort Worth, a. i would have
been but for the distinctions put 10 the
way Of the road
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

wAITHAM. Mass. July lb.-Henry j.
White, town treasurer OF Weston, and his
son are at waltham hospital dangerously
injured, while his wife lies dead. terribly
manglcd in consequence OF being struck
by train Whites carriage horse after
being driven upon the track suddenly baked
and could not be started again before the
engine crashed Into the vehicle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
!, Brakes and Couplings.

kailsyws iork; New Haven and Hart
fail VIII have a four-tracls line
Ihed an grade crossings will be
bs NJ from rom Peoria of 81 90 per gross
MI NJ, " coal TO Burlington. X epknk md
trderad' effective July 20, has
mi G,t ~ the Kansas City. Pitts
In Snyia a hne viii be completed 10
Mil rhLihgs, Ark. on Aug. rs and
day. from Kansas City
.miIa ao railways viii no longer give n
e rate 10 state officers and en-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

II NJ. Page was yesterday tried IN
the city court on charge Of dischafr.
ing firearms within the city limits. The
cause Of the arrest was the recent Oh.
tercailon between Mr.. Page aud Mr.. A.
y. Smith that ocrnrred 10 The AIer-
chants National bank sonic mornings
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

f,Ciiy Ticket Agent VI. ATcNIoy of
Missouri Kansas and Texas was
al Jay Yesterday checking IN his
nh's ana taking stock preparatory to
iAg Tie Office over 10 his succnssor
Sohhecllon with the company trrmi'
iaSl night. W. II. WinGrl5 Ia
s NY passenger aud ticket nrent wns
n ~ gy,nng ny. hug Of The ninc." Il"
4 vMleCMoy viii probably rcnnin Il,
x N y MnieA he has not expcriencc1 t fnr
IN !" I sa1Ts, OF . vacation. NV W i'i
II Il k, travelling auditor or az,
"A He's eheekmg in MIR. Win6eid IL"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

MANSFIELD. Ohio. July 10 Sheriff
'nthr.c IF liichl0nd county has been
aking it lively around the Union depot
this county IN lcyylng on rolling stock
Hanging to the Pennsylvania company
A satisfy . Judgment for S347.l 100 is
el from The rirruit court In Tho cole
falel Coldwajrr case. lie has nlrnndy
'li illon seven locomotives and eight
sht ears, and other property aggre-
uns Si0-OHl. aud proposes 10 continue
" TIE entire judgment is satisfied.
n Iorh%S for the company are here.
VII resist every step that tends TO
a nlirr fhcir business "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

LIMA, Peru, July 15.-Congress began
Its session Thursday The military guards
sent by the government to prevent inter.
ference with Its work by political parties
Were Withdrawn. their presence being I'M
necessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

/ olvaAam, general manager of tbe
'supcrjn ,go and Santa Ice, A. j. Da-
h sr ~ Of The Northern IL
h az s"l i. J. Polk, general freight
nnlav uu ~, road, We're in Fort WortI,
' lheir visit is one of inspee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
No extartlon, imposition or Inconvenience
The Great Western Hotel.

jackson and Franklin Sta. Chicago.
Near. Union depots. theatres ppst1lhce.
roads aud sieamboats 10 Woridf Fair.
Absolutely 1rcproof elevators. electric
lights, exhaust fans 10 cool r1oias. ele.
giant pnrlors,. tine dining rooms, large
rcstauraiiI Meals 5vp each. qr ala,
per day, Children 6 70 ~ zoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

NOTABLE EyENT-THE COM.
ING. OF THE ADMIRAL, THURS
DAY, THE oOth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16

IRVING Times for Western Roads.
IN. r. Robinson. first vice-nrcsident Of
BE- Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe road,
on his way East after tour of in
i,cctiou to the coast "rlic past two
.ecks," said he, "haye been trying ones
br the railways in the West. and es-
tc.aly severe ON roads extending TO
H. mining camps The Santa FEES lines
Colorado show larger falling on
tan nny other part of the system. Bust
~ in Eastern Kansas. Oklahoma and
'Nas gives indications Of holding up
|ell rs the crops ure good. The drouth
i Western Kansns and the closing Of
ID mines are against a favorable show
\ 9 from those parts Of the system. |
\ not lookw for any improvement In
situation for sixty days, at least"
+ Mr.. Robinson fakes no stock In the
solmy prophecies that the Western
Ands are gains. Into the hands of re-
tlycr. lie believes they will pull
Trough al right.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-16
,.sume orthe Happenings for Thirty.
-Four Hours.
". H. WINFIELD CHECKED IN
A. AGENT of the Katy-.-An omcial
vis,t..-Thc Usual Budget of Local
oceurrences---BraIses and Coup
upgs...Personai Mention.
coDaepsea Rallrona rhne Table.

tl4fNNlhE iihA'sl
Twas and PaciGe-EIst-bound; 5.a0
725 a. M, 1885 a. M, $40 p. M,
y IN n M Nyest-hound: A;Oo a. m.
~ r,Ios and Pacific, Trtnscontinental d.
,i;,,nn%Icaye S;l0 m. Arrive d;4o
p , r., Kfrsas and Texas-Norlh-
M1 . Nn. .. arrives. 1910 u. m, de-
IVY" 1885 q. NJ; No. l., arrives. TO
ans DEPARTS T;5O p. M; No. 10, ar
g.i5 n. NJ. departs. 9:2a n. M.
s,,s.bound. No. 1, arrives. 600 p. M:
3snsrt4. I.2j y. M; No. =, arrives, 500
m DEPARTS. $40 u. M; No. 10, ar
,es 55 .. m, departs, S:l5 p. m.
VI rort Worth and Unconstitutional;
I,ssOn. m.. 5;l0 y. IN.
Honston and Texas Central South
.,nnl, S:35 n. m. G:1o p. IN.
/ santa -Southbomd No. l, 500 a.
u. M. IL, 1910 y. m. North-bound:
IN .. 500 u. M. No. u, G:3O a. M
II Cotton Belt route East-bonnd; S:4o
7Fort Worth aud Rio Grandc-No. ..
@trives, 500 y. IN; No. ], DEPARTS l;lO
III ttt
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
INC Churches.

Therc will be no Presbyterian se-.
vices TO morrow, it being the Sunday
ior the pastor to hold service at
CaIdoa. Sunday school as usual
Sunday school at the chistain
Church every Sunday at 10 a m.
Bible reading at II a m. All are
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
NJ. E Church Sunday at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. IN. and S p. m.
Subject Of morning service, "Assur
ance Of the Beliver.' Evening,
strength for Service" j. d. Droke
Pastor
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
Prof. Hollingshead has quite a rep

Prof. Hollingshead has quite rep
utation as an artist. His representa-
ton OF Roy and the House" was
very good.
Prof. Fenneman gave an excellent
lecture on symbols and IDEAS on
Thursday morning. His illustrations
and similes were among the best yet
presented by the Professor.
Supeuntendents Long and Craw-
ford say they are glad the Normal
has closed, as they Will not have to
'stay mp nights" now.
The subject of mensuration was
fully discussed by Prof. Fenlason's
class the latter part of this week and
many discordant views wore harmon
lied.
Superintendent Long gave the sub
iect of infnitiyes and participles,
which usually gives teachers much
,rouble, a thorough review during bis
work on Wednesday and Thursday
Did any of the teachers who con
cluded to accept the invitation of the
Fishing Club to be present at King
Reservoir last Saturday night get
that far:
1t IS supposed BY the teachers that
all our county superintendents viii
be married ere the year is out. AT
least that is the opinion expressed by
them.
Superintendent Crawford made
quite a sensation as music teacher
Thursday afternoon.
The Kindergarten Law caused
much discussion one day this week.
The members of the Normal were
surprised the latter part of the week
to see the height OF the superintend-
ent of Prowers county increased about
two feet The increased altitude was
occasioned by means of a''stove- pipe
hat which Is very becoming,
Prof. Fenneman's talk ON "The
Successful Teacher" was well received
by all who heard him.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
sHERIEFes sALE

DY VIRTUE OF au execution issued ont OF the
~ Clerks u:licc Of the district Court OF Prov
ars County and state Colorado. and to nc di-
rected, whereby an corufn1nded to make THO
sum of Sixty-ivo Dollars, ls65l and costs Of suit
the amount of a certain indgi.i.rt recently Oh
tanned against Frank ". Davis in favor u Iiazsl
Maneniti. out of the lands. tenements, goods
and chRttels OF tine said trsnk ". Davis, / nave
levied on the following Property, 10 wit;
The Southeast Quarter oi Section Eleven tiit
40, situGted IN Psowess County, State Of
Colorado.
THEREFORE,. according to said command. !
shall expose for salo, ar public auction all tie
right title aud interest OF the above named
Frank w. Davis in ami TO the above described
property on Monday the ftth DAY of August,
1888. O'Clock L. m. a. the front door q TIE
Court House, in Lamar, Prowers County, STATE
Dated al Lamar this sth day Of July, 1ssa.
+. n. TATE, ~
Sheriff Of Prnwers Comfy,
Fy c. ID. BALDWIN, L ndcr Shcriif.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Lawn orEIcE At LAaAe. co.o.

LAND OFFICE At LAIar, Coro.
July &c, 1s.e.. :
EOTISE Is hereby given that the following
y named settler Inns filcd notice Of his inten-
tpn to make final proof in support Of lis claim,
aad that said proof will Ire ma,le before the
Register and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. ON
September :, i1ssi. viz; HRrry u. NanviIlc II. r..
No. 1867 for tho Sc y section -. township 2i
south. range q west
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
az said land, viz; \. J. Ptei, z. Emerson, Fred
Rhyer and Frank Davis, all Of I.amer, Colo.
ALSO at the same sIrun and place William \.
Ellis IT, E No. lOlS for ThescA Y section 81, town
ship II south. range s. west.
lie na1nes the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon AMI cultivation
OF said land. viz: }. W. Morse. j. &. Morse,
Charles 6. Myers aud Geo. 4. Cox, all Of Lamar,
Colorado.
jups9-sep2 c: d. fonD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
Normal Notes.

Quite lot Of fun has been made
Of some young ladies who became
deeply enamoured with our Professor
Of Music and we-e making themselves
very pleasant to him, when he began
telling something which was prefaeed
by NY wife" The ladies do not
ike to hear about the matter now.
The roll gradually passed the fifty
mark. aud did not stop there.
One would suppose from the way
some of the teaehers We're working
this week that they had started Il
cooking club. But to those in the
secret they were only boiling paper
in order to reduce it to pulp for re
lief map making. They seemed to
have a good time and 10 be fairly sue
cessful in their work.
Visitors took great interest in the
discussions during the past week and
many valuable points We're presented
By them
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
TRusTEE,s s.ALE.

| w UEREAS +. c. Woods and William A Mad
] w dox by thnir certain decd Of tn =. dif-gi
September 5th 1Si2, and recorded in the, qitc,
of the recorder of Pruwers county in tins atnte
of Colorado, in book three is) on page two hun
dred and eighty nine (2s9i, conveyed To the rf-
dcrsisned John ". hrieer for the prIpose Of So
curing the payment Of fifteen certain l'rolGissOly
notes in said decd Of trust mentioned. The f.
lowing described property to-wit: Lot two 81
in block twenty-uinc f2!D in the osig.pai town
OF Lamar designated by the recorded plat
thereof, situate in Prowcrs countg, sta,e cf CO.
oradc. lit being the property known as the SAP
doris blacksmith shop.) tif
And Whereas by the terms Of said dshd of
trust in case of the default in the iasnent Of
said notes. any part thereof the ait = chm v.
Krirer at -hurizeG mud eniluws red to sril "a a
promises together with all ana singi.lar the
privileges and appurtenances tharrs9 tslenSii.a-
for the purpose of paying az and sitis fsnsg said
notes and whcrsns default has been r,nde in
the payment OF a part of said notes accoriinfefs
their tenor and effect at tho hmc t.-oy became
due.
Now TIfEyEroHE az tho request af fll., lc-
gal owner AMI holder Of said nnt.s and
By virtuc Of the power and alittciiiY IN
me vested b. the terms of saifi t<nft dees. WI
on the 9ith day of igsstss. lss- al cleyare'ci.ct
A. N. at the front door Of the court horse iptl
town of Lamar. in The county OF lrowers Hrd
state of Colorado, ssl said real csfatc at public
auction tho hisl,esst and lss; bidder f-r ca,}l
for the purpose of I.ayn2; of and satisfying ssad
JoaS W. EBIsra.
iuy22 augl2 Trustee.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
lower Fare to ,vorId,s Eair.

The SANTA Fe Route bas lowered tie
Worlds Fair rate. 1t leads, while others
follow; being first to cut the price as
well as first in quick and comfortable
service.
The present ticket rate from Lamar 10
Chicago and return isS36.S5. I
The Columbian Exposition represents
the world In miniature. You geta Euro
pean trip without the ocean voyage To
miss this chance for self education would
bea mistake always regretted. Another
mistake would be not to go over the
Santa Fe Route. which has the best and
most direct line to Chicago. Passengers
landed within one to four blocksof rapid
transit lines to the fair grouds.
Call on W. Il. Cade local agent at
Lamar and ask for free illustrated folder
describing Worlds Fair buildings etc.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29

On the inside Of our paper this
week will be fonni the semi annual
statement of the county.
On an average sl3o will pay for
an entire years schooling at the Col.
orado State Normal, Greeley, Colo.
O. W. Hunter is hauling rock for
the foundation Of the new brick store
of W. j. Johnston on Main street.
The foundation 25xS0 feet will be-
laid at once. Just how soon the store
itself viii go up Mr. Johnston docs
not state.
Messrs. Billingsloa and Barton are
furnishing stone for the foundation
Of store on Main street for l. IL
Myers. Mr.. Myers has 10000 brick
and IS only waiting for the financial
atmosphere to clear up before com
mencing operations.
DR. Manning. c. L. Mcpherson. IL
\ Pcttee. S. H. Topc, William Ket-
terlin, D. ". Robinson, Judge Fry.
bargor, james Graham, Allen Thomp.
son, n IL Priddy, " ]. McAullen.
samuel Hisbce and Henry Masser
we're among the east enders in the
city during the week.
No papers or mail arrived from
The west on Thursday. The delay
was caused by washouts north and
west Of Pueblo. The river at Pueblo
was higher than for years before. A
number Of the business streets were
andcr water. aud the damage done is
estimated a; 100000.
/TuesdRy aforrnooa Dr.. Hasty drove
10 his ranch Yves, Of town to meas
arc some hry, After completing
the work - or 20 minutes later he
returned TO his team and found one
of .he horses so lame that it walked
with great difficulty. An e1amina
,iou showed that it had been bitten
bY ra;tlesnake. Tho ANIMAL was
left as The ranch ofMr Decter and
the ehances are that it viii die. The
nsst evening I. J. Martin killed at
the sp1; whore the team stood very
large rastler, aud !; vas probably the
saasc one. The apidi;y with which
the poison works Is remarkable. In
- minutes the Log Of the animal was
20 badly swollen it walked on it with
the sr,aiet difficulty its iiankz quiv-
erred and /. showed evidence OF great
pain aud distress Ths horse was
from the stable .; Cozseal ( Har
rel
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
LAND orF1rr At LA,gAr, ce1.o. !

LAND orFIc- At IAsAr. CcIo. -
juno H. 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named scttlcr bas filed notice of his inter-
ton to make final pi oof in support Of his claim,
aud that said proof will be made before the
Register md Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
July p. i9iS viz; Sanf0rS, '. Ihoroughnan. H H..
No. ilso for sex section p, township Il
SOUTH range a. west ~
He names tho following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ard cultivation
OF, said land, viz: 7. NJ. Lsmsan, Of Lamar. Corr
orado, and Albert MayheG, II. A. Lanisoli and
William Watkins. of MaTtynia. Colorado
junI7-iuy22 c. ID. toRD, Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29

On the inside Of our paper this
week will be fonnd the seni.annnal
statement of the county.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
NoTIcE.
LAxp oErIcs ii LAnAr. colo. J

LAND OFFIcE At L,M,n. CnLo.
June a. 1883. 4
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
" by John ". Bent, against Louis q. Jai della
for abandoninl. his homestead entry No. 2fli.
dated December -, 1851, upon the eia sc.s aud
swh seA section and nwit neii section IL,
TOWNSHIP, y south. range IS west IN Prowers
county. Colorado. with Wow 70 the can
collation. OF said entry. tine said parties are
hereby summoned 70 appear a. this Office on
the az day ~ sept, 1885 at 9 o'clocl. \. NJ. 10
respond uad furnish testimony concerning said
'iiryss' jay3S-aass5 ns' &. C. GooDALE, Receiver.