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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-05
PEN SIOMS!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims If your present
attorney does not suit you, and is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones Charges of desert'on removed.
No fee unless you get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensioned
at less than twelve (Sl2) per month,
andssutitrlng from disability IN add
ton t. that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the NV law. 1t is not necessary for
you tC have gotten any ailments III
war to get pensloned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
reu Wit bout regard to cause of sol
dier's death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered IN Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to S12 month.
Suspended pensions restored
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-05
PATENTS.

Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights and all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice given to inven-
tors without charge Address,
The Norman Claim Agency,
Box l67. Washington, d. &.
sill
The state herald., 1893-02-24
Nothing Else Like It.

When the publishers decided to issue
Tho Journal twice a week ut the same
price OF tho old weekl.cs. $40, per year,
they struck just what the public wanted
between the old fashioned
weeklies and tie high priced daily. The
su;cess OF Semi-Wockly journal has
been immediate aud continued. 1t has
distanced every one OF its oncc.a week
rivals. 1t doesn't take long 10 convince
people that good live paper every
Tuesd'y aud Friday ia better than only
one week, especially when ,ou appeal
to their pocket books. aud give il TO
them at tho Same pric,. Readers will
testify that it is aln,ost as good as
daily. Its markets twice Il week are
worth the money. Four complete nov
els each year by "rhe Duchess Mas
Brad..on, ana other widely known auth
ors, nlone are worth the dollar. Its leg
isiativc news ia it's strong point just
now. II is wite-.,wake, spends none,
for news, and Is always In the lead. You
eau see its superiority over the old fash
toned weekly. Everyone who spbscroes
NOW gets Seaside Library free. This
ofrcr won't hold good always. One of
our big offers is The Semi. Weekly jour
nal and Weekly New York Tribune,
both one year Tor sl2j. Regular price
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Notice Is hereby given tina, by virtue OF a
wit ~ special execution issued out 81 tho
county court OF rhiliip- county. Colorado.
dated february ma, ISIS. aud ;, N. ~ sher.
III iir utri. in iavor OF james n. nr,wn aud
against William Erickson aud son rlckson
for the sum ~ ts'pi foi damages md 70 sco)
COSTS aud according cn-i= q satisfy tho above
ninHuis lam commanded Ia sell the follow.
mH drscrlini real ci'ato, tNiti Lot ~ In
scot 90 two ~ nni lots onr IN two az aud
three 'il H. ts' aip eight lsl north III rnnHc
furiy'alN 90 west II the 9TH =. m. In mil.
lips county, colorado. iwiii on Wednesday
tho 18th AZ Of Mach, 1908 VI tho hour
~ o'clock p MOT said ynt ihriront door
~ M court haust ~ iinl gka Colorado sell
The hhotedu'rfibcl premises ~ public ave
tlyn IN ! highest mad best bidder Tor cash
In hand. pntci this tohruaty 9th, isa7.
JANIS \, TEMPS, sheriff.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
F.AIRVIEW.

l.. y. Worley Is having zone trouble
with tho well ho ls putting down for W.
Il. Stout gu account Of II cuying.
Not long since Roscoe literary society
sent u challenge Tor debate TO fniryiew
literary. II only took lew Of Fairyicw'.
talented ones to do Roscoe up, hence vic.
tory ID ours.
Mr.. Wheeler from Lamar was around
soliciting orders for nursery stock.
Mr. Ly date children and Mr.. Hun
mnn'B little girls aud Charlie Morley ar.
ON the scli list.
ar, Rots from Dorchester, Ncb.. WAS
visiting in this neighbo,hood the pas,
week.
Mr.. Cole, Of fobrasltn WA visiting Rev
Au,ons family and looking after Colora.
do soil.
MitB Maud Auicn hng returned from
u wait in Nebraska.
Mr.. aud Mrs. siumbnugh spent day
with Mr. nud Min. NJ. n. Morley.
GuSss Who.
The state herald., 1893-02-24


Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Organ
and Piano man of Washington, n. j., is
buster than ever. In $50 Mr.. Beatty left
home pcnnless pillow box. and by his in
domiiable will he has worked his way up
so us TO sell SO far, nearly 100000 Of Beaity's
Pianos and Organs since 1870. Nothing
seems to dsaear,en him; obstacles laid in
his way, that would have wrecked any ordl-
nary man forever, he turns to an advertise
ment and comes out of II brighter than
ever. His instruments are in use every
where. We are informed That during the
next ton years he intends to sell .0o,ooO
more OF his make that means business Of
S20,00o, 600 II we average them at 800 each
1t Is already the largest bnginees Oft kind
in existence. Read his advertisement.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
DENVER CORRESPONDENCE.

DENVER, Feb. ~, lS93.-The bill for q
local option herd law was defeated in
the house by vote OF 81 to rs. The
opposition to the bill made hard fight
against 1t and succeeded IN defeating 1t
only by few votes and this was accom-.
plished Ivy the threat TINT il the mem.
bers voted Tor the bill and it was passed
the opposition 10 the measure would re-
'aliate by defeating other bills now bs
fore the house. Every club available
WIS held over the heads oil members OF
tue house to keep them from supporting
the bill. Judge Carnahan made hard
Ugh, Tor the bill and deserves credit for
having done everything TINT could he
done Tor its passage. Tho senate bill
which has been held buck in tho hands
OF the committee Gu stock to awuit the
action ON the house bill will DO at once
reported 10 tue committee Of the whole
aud the fight will be renewed from the
other end oil The l'ue and the opposition
to the bill wall find that they have
chance To change the scat Of war to the
senate chamber There is still another
hill IN tho house for local option herd
law which may be- brought to the iiou,
at any time mud in addition TO this there
Is a Till in the house providing for Tho
close eetding OF stock during certain
seasons OF tn, year.
The house bill providing for submit.
ting Ia the voters OF the state the aues.
tiou of go amending the constitution 90
MS TO give women tho right Of suffrage
hns passed second scading in the honse
Rnl will undoubtedly pass both house
and senRte.
The supreme cour, has decided the
bill providing SALARY tor county judges
to be paid out OF county TREASURY ia.
stead OF lces ., IL present to ba uucon.
tlitutional. The constitution provides
that the county Judge shall DO paid ms
other county officers for whom fees are
provided by statute.
Tho state Offices are boing moved 10
the equitable building and tho question
81 this move has stirred up quite war Of
words between the secretary u state aud
the andilor. Auditor Goodylunty on.
pofos tho move on tho Rroupl that it
Niil cost the state an extra expense In
tho way OF rent and threatens refusal
to draw warrants 10 pay the rent See.
Rotary Mccires gives tho auditor to IN.
sers,and that the question OF moving
the Offices Is Zone OF hia. tho auditors,
business. anil each insiuua.es that the
other 10 ncina'cd 10y some personal mo
tive In the position taken by him. The
general pnblic Us led 10 rsnaik, show
these populists DO love"
The following nominn,inns have been
made by Gov. Waite this week aud con.
iirmcd by tho senate. Judge OF tho
court Of appeals, Charles /. Thompson.
OF Aapcn. Police magistrate OF Denver.
A. :. Frost. Trur.c, OF otate school OF
mince, James \. Smith. OF Denver, anl
trustee of state normal school, II. II.
Grafton. of Colorafo Syringe.
Judge Thompson is very highly spok.
cn Of by all who know HIM aud his M.
lection 10y tho Governor MS judge Il tho
appellate cour, srcms TO give very gen.
oral satisfaction.
10th branches Of the Legislature
held sessions 10 day. tho nambcis DO
lirring 10 TO be more important, that Tho
bnAincsS before them should DO diaposcl
nf than that the national holiday should
DO observed.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

The coast defence ship Monterey, re.
Gently launched for the government by
'he Un,on Iron works of San Fran cisco,
has been accepted, in spite Of tho fnct
thp' she deos not quito come mp to the
speed requirement. The company loses
@.-On) from the contract price, but this
iine vessel will give her builders ropu.
'aiion that will be worth something in
the future. 1t appears to bc possible to
build first class war vessels ON tho Pa.
ciic coast, and there are good reasops
why ships intended Tor service in the
Pacific should ba hull, thore.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Some ut the IDEAS advanced by the
goyernm, nj organs OF Canaua for the
purpose OF discouragipg tho growth OF
nnuexation sentiment there nud creating
II iecling OF hostility toward the United
States are somewhat amusing. AS is
we'll known syndicate OF American
capitalists has secured control of the
Nova Scotian coal fields. with tho OK
pectation OF introGdeg that coal OK
tensively into the United Stafessn hithe
event of the duty on bltuminous Goa
being abolished by the next congress
In short. it is a big business speculation
depending for success OILY gu the aboli
,ion OF the coal duty, in which case /,
will undoubtedly DO very profitable I,
the syndicate and to Nova Scotia. lh,
special organ OF tho dominion govern
ment IN Toronto, however, has discov
cred something more in il. Ii il II men
ace 10 her maiesiy's government, TO
tins organ suggests that the American
syndicate can control the coal supply o
tho North Atlantic squadron Of tn,
British navy and they might sudjenl,
stop their output and leave Britain
ships helpless at the mercy OF the Amer
lean fleet. 1t would be impossible {,
conceive of anything more utterly redic
nlcus than this, and yet the Cunadia,
paper :, ats it iorth with the utmost ser.
lou ness. while 1t is not 10 be doubtc,
that 1t will be accepted rs n particular,
bright idea by many of it's readers. III,
Canadian tory is an interesting charac
Ter, aud never more SO than at present
The state herald., 1893-02-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Gado Weaver and Hannah Weaver
by their certain deed OF trust dated the frst day
of December. A. ID. 1883, and recorded in the 81
fec II the county clerk, and recorded within and
fr the county Il Logan. State OF Colorado. en-
t e t.L;iy-fif-t day OF Januuy i.sg in book n at
page IA, Of the records Of said o.lic anil record
cd in book at page 40. Of the Transcribed rec
orl!s Of Phillips county, Cnlorodo, conveyed tn
O. ". u. Griffith, trustee, The propcrty in raid
deed OF trust. ard hereinafter described, TO &C.
cure TO the We; rn tarin Mortgage Trust Com.
pauy, Of the stats of X ,usns, the payment a n
prum.-snry ncte FOR i've Hundred and ~c.oa;,-
five dollars dated Gr-i day Of n,ctmhcr iis.,
with inicre, at il,, rate of s.ycn per cent per
annum, payable scini-snanniiy. a shown hy the
coupon not, thereto ai,at iu Il. aIl which note
is in said dc,d u: trust moro particularly de-
acribod.
Whefeai, since the execution of said deed u:
if'iAi the r.id comfy Of lo:an was y the le..-
latisc authority 81 the ,iaiu 81 ,oiorndo.nli!i-
vidci, and the pat az postiaa Of taii conniy
where he laHda and ieaemrHts b. said trust
deed conveyed aad LeteiHs.tef dcaeri!ial. axe
situated, gea rrsa;ci. eel apart aud nanod Phil.
lite county aud b! mason ta'rcof tl,i- na.iec Is
published IN ssid county of Pliillirs according
u the terms II raid detdoI tuist.
Nid "i'pFriH. Default has bsa Ia1dr IL tho
payment 81 the interest sabaid rrrmia,cry noir.
to-wIi uouioRs 80 eight % for twenty dollars
and ten cent? and the whole amount II said motto
and Tie iLlp,tt hti,oh rs row Gto, and
riEh' hh'h Afi-en to have faid iEast deed fuio-
closed. and the owner thereof 90 elect. ,ail Ia.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
uErspMoS. Register.

tflrst publication Inn.i igaj) NoOli
hntiCB for Publication
Land oniccnt sterling. Cnlo.
Jan HISS
Notice i hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice 81 hi. M
trniion 10 make ma p1rof Ia support Of his
claim aud that -uid proof " ~ b. made bo-
fore wn a. Robinson commissioner 4 : ole
cult court Tor the district nf Cnl rndn az lici.
sekS. Phillips county Colo, on feb. "a, 1855,
Via
MARTIN WOLF
Id Entry 70 m5i for thcn.w gr tec ~ III :
n, iinTr . ".
lie nHnvs III. follewinrwiincs.c 10 prove his
-Hii land. va;
J Clint Fairly, II iioiyuLc, Colo,
Frank Enirrsin, = "
l.cnur !. stsmhangh ''
Niliinm Il. kcitlry
n 4. 1rprcS. Register.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Tho Impression is gaining ground in
acSco that the United Suites wishes To
annex that country. Considering that
the annexation iever is runnmg 70 high
here it " not surprising that such an
ilea should prevail, hui there is nothing
in it. We wan. moe intimate ,rudc ic-
intionA with tho Mexican republic, M 1
that in oil.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
rEpMoN, llcrl.lcr,


ncfnnil h wing bee, BY samuel uovnrl
hHd Maria Hwhfi IN ptNnnnt n iltOfi
'4t On tlrir fiiln pfnWiaahtN role ~ nNr
hundred snyrni' 'fyU llinie secured bt thor
certain Youi 81 r. n dated u ronhrr lot 10
nnd lulN rec fdrd 4 once ~ the county
~ ~ nhd tpr trirruf l. HHh county, stpin ~
70 ofh I" nn January %, ~ ~ book li Ht
hnH SO hnl subsequently, Transcribed IN tn
lhrI records OF philips county, state VI 4 al.
tfHi %
Therefore pThlic nou "a hrrrliY stvru
mat hi The frqu N q thn Rtl hali,f 81 III
note Hni truA' deed I the undnr iun,.l triia
ice VI on Friday, thn Ilat dry NJ Mafrh, teia
~ Tue hunt - y n'cnuA a. N ~ the front
lfniti ~ hitrUi de- uf the court hotHp IN
ne tllt ni liunNrr toupiy of Arnplhne, state
~ = 4urfdp sell Ntruhiie auction 10 III hiHha
rst li1ini inr cash tile frni estate ~ h,i,l
tfuHl deed dssrfihod us foiiHNH, tilsiti 1bs
nor hNcsi Whfirfit section SIS tAl w town.
sun iuF"h 10 nnfili Of tRnlfH fnttfshYu iiii
wet ~ ~" ski pripcinfl meridian, lDfnirf
W ~ the ,uiifiy 81 ulRi hHt nov IA the
county VI rhiliitf, tlHtu Il Colorado
%. W, l.. Uiiltfifii, rrnh,co.
cnNh. ilufrd MASON Attorpgya s1l Lt
nuat tiafinrr hlnth ntnvnf. niarnun,
A-t t'ts sat.ftse y 's,,,t n, ait vp, =,
The state herald., 1893-02-24
First publication Feb lc.l No. o7s
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT STERLING, G. LdR,nol
Feb. SJh, iSJ.
Notice is hereby given that the followinE-name,i
~ scttlcr has illed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his ciuiri, and
ihai said proof will he made before VIM. e..
Robinson, Commissioner u. :. Circuit court
for the district Of dorado, nj Holyokc, Phil
lips county, toin on March II 1896 viz:
PRUDENCE II. BURNHAM,
I'D Entry No 7l5s iur the -w IL sec 3, tn I Il,
range Is W.
lie names tho following witnesses 10 provo his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Gust johnson, of IIolyok.. Colo
Cornelius NJ. Ollie e ''
john 4. Wolf. "
Stuart ". ucggs " "
Ill L rI,NMnN na.i-.a.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

tvit.t rnhlicat on Feb elEal no "a,
Notice tor publication.
land uillen At Sterling Inlgrn,ln
. fubi ~, lsaa
NofitE il hereby given that ihp iollowinr.
~ named settler Las rlrd notice ~ hls lnini,-
ton 10 mAkr lnai prof IN support uf hi rialm.
hnh ihhi snii lrod will BE- mndr irf,rr
WIN Y t,llsspn Commissioner 4 : Circuit,
.anti for the dlsiiiri 81 Colorado At ilolvnk,.
FmllFscauGif. tnoriip. On March n ts.l yl.t
FREMONT sCufr
lid fntry No piJ; 4 = th lots and 2 nni I,
y NV III str ~, ipbn.t
lilo mama, the following Nttnos.a- Ia ptoxs
hin continuous residence upon and ouliiNa-
lion Il, shid iand. NlEl
fhpnri Lewis of Iinstun l.Io
,.,sorvr ". johnson +"
iivzuhiah fperapn
Joshua htlncr "
u. I, rrpnoE. Rrgisipf.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
-,r,,scr. I.
Gs.otice of Final settlement.

office of Final settlement.
chj@iHh NATTER OF THE EsTArE or MI.
I'd CHAEL FRANCIS. DECEASED. =
Notice is hereby gwen that on Monday. the 81,
day Of March A. D.. 1893. bel x onc OF tho rcgu-
lar days of tho january term of the
county court Of Phillips county,
In the state of Colorado, Mary Francis admin
istrutrix of said estate will appear before the
judge of said court present my final settlement
us such administrative pray the approval OF tho
same, and will then apply to be discharged as
such administrators. At which time and place
any person in interest may appear and present
objections to tho sanc if any thtre be,
Dated at lIoiyoke Colorado. February 0, 1893.
Flo MAZE FHNcr,
Administrators of thccstn,c of Michael Francis
deceased.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

IFIIsV T'"NIiCItIOH JuII .U'H Ie7IdI NOOIV
NptiCa for uhliGatinn,
Land Office Mt Sterling, Colo.
Jan. 18Th, 1883
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his In
tcntiou to make final proof in supp rt II h
claim aud that sad proof will be made bo-
fore VIM I, Robinson commissioner cir
cult court for the district OF Colp ut Holyoke
Philips county Colo. on Feb cath 1893, viz:
WILLIAM d. ROBI SON,
Hid Entry No 1851 for the n hf.n,w or sec 81,
tp \ II, range II w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ton OF, said land, viz:
Edwin Finch. OF IIn-tun, Cole. 4
David James, K
Wash NJ. Stay,
John o. Peterson, vMe"
The state herald., 1893-02-24
li'lrs, pabl,cation ) ngl i'o.I Noou
Notice for Publication.

Land opieo at Sterling. Colo
Jan i1ih lsA
y niieo !. hfrshy given that the fliluuin.
mined settler has iilrd notice 81 his intrn-
irpiion 70 make hnI proof IN fupinrt
OF H. claim ard that ssil Tfoaf will 10 uafie
telureNn { Robinson eufrmi,aUncr L : cir
cue conft iof the district o. Colo. At Holyoko,
fhiilips count, Colo. on fey siih is.rl yifi
SAMUEL NELSON,
lid Enif, No su1 for tho lota ard = and . 4,
NJ, y sec stp5n.tHw.
lie nance the following witnesses 10 prove Ills
eon,innous residence upon and cultivation ~.
said land yisi
John ". ihrams II itoiyole. Con-.
William icntluw, +"
hhrior thhnsy, "
Horace l.nGAloW, -
II ETrDNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
JFirst publication fcbi7I
Notice-Timber-Culture.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
STERLING. Colo, No. al.

U. 5. LAND OFFICE, }
STERLING, Colo, No. al.
Jan 20 1888
Complaint having been entered Mt this Office by
Nat s. Lane against Frank o. Peterson for
for failure to comply wi h law as TO Timber =
Culture Entry No. 3sh7, dated Nov. Ind, 1855
mpon the ne ii sec 30, Up Q n, range Is ", in
Phillips county, Colo, with a view 10 the can
collation. Of said entry. ronies;ant allcgiE.
that Frank }. Petersen failei during the 9th
and 9th yours after date of said entry Ia re-.
nee or supply trees seeds ur cuttings On
said tract fni these that had been planted
the same having failed To grow, ihs, he
FIJI ed 10 cultivate ten acres al said trac. dur.
ing said 5th and 9th years ns required by
law and that said failures still exist.
The sad parti y are hereby summoned T.
appear at this Office on the 18th day OF Mch
1898, at 10 O'Clock II. m, To respond aad
furnish testimony concci ming said alleged
failure.
IL. T. TEDMON, Register,
The state herald., 1893-02-24

FIRST publication frhei aal No o.,
HutiGH for Publication.
Land onirc NJ sterling. Colorado,
rob u iha
NoTl'Il L. hereby given that thu full1-..s
~ nHinrh apttipr has filpd nattec of hia III.
tnntlun to inHho finrl proof In .nppoft Of his
,lhim, nAd that said proof viii br iindn bsfnfn
WIN. u hln-on tufnuisslgner Circuit
,nurt tnt tue district ut tolufn ont iinlyokr
Ihiliipf rOnnty, iuutadp on Nrh ii liza Vtsf
uE lii1L WiirON,
lld ihtrr 80 'l5p fot the NV Y srr "a IN
~, range a "
Tie names the following witnepHra to prove
Ills continuous frsiinHeu upon and cuitiyn
tion OF, said land. Niki
Michael l., Clntiuy, OF iillyoi,r. Cola
William - iceland,
,ytup W'Whrk
oiis Tracy,
n y. Ttpsps, Register,
The state herald., 1893-02-24
First publication Feo Ii 1928! No COS
Timber Calturc Communication Proof.

tNuTILH TUT 7 ELIIIIL q IIUUI
tAct March ard is9l.)
United States Land Office Sterling Colo
Jan 81, 1893
Notice ia hereby given that John j. Klnpp
las filed notice Of Intention 10 make coni,
mutation proel b fore wm. G.. Roblnson.
onin'is Toner L, 5. circuit court for the dis
rict OF Colorado, NJ hi- office in liolyokc,
hillips eounty. Colo, on tuesday, the ith
iay OF April 1893, OH timber culture upplica
ion No 1850, fer the NV ii section No rs in
ownship MOI n range No ~ W.
lie names AS witnesses:
Calvin X. Bnllcntinc, of Wakeman Colo.
Michael cunningham, q Ilolyokc e
Anderson 1ailentinc, Wake,nan :"
Arch l.. Burdcttc,
II ETEpMoN Register
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Nothing % distressing na hacking
Cough. Nothing 80 foolish aa to suffer
from 1t. Noihingso dangerous II allow.
ed TO continue. One Minute Cough euro
clvrr Immediate relief City Drug Store
The state herald., 1893-02-24

BEATTYS PIANOS aS,.a Is s se5I up e %af
l'g FREQ. Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington
Now ,Jrrscy
The state herald., 1893-02-24

First Publication Feb , 1897 No G;0
NnttGa for Publication.
Land Office at Sterling, Colo,
Feb /, lsgX.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hlrd notice of his intcn'
claim, and that said proof will be- made be.
fore Clerk Of District Court Phil.
lips County, Colorado, ut !Iolyokc, Colorado
on March 10 ls93, viz:
MARGARET HILTON, widow Of William
Hilton, deceased, Nd. Entry No. gi75 for the
n-c 4 sec IS, TIP Sn, range I, W.
lio names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon. and cnltiyn
ton Of, said land, viz:
Andrew +. Allen, of Hax,un, Colo.
George Hendrix, "
Eddy Chnpin,
Joseph Bainbridge,
II. L. TEDMoS. Register.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
Hint publication Jan SOL No. @;
Noticelor Publication.

IsNNH UFIIVLN vt oTLIIINN, IUIll,
Jan ~. i1a,
Nntire "a hcrcby yen tim, the followlns.nnmsd
~ h"i'lsr has iilei notice ui his inhntlun 10
make final proof In support NJ bis claim. mad
that said ffeof will be made before Nm e Rob.
in'rn commissioner \ Circuit con,t for the
district Of roin. NJ iiolgoka Phillips county Colo
GA teb u, ia5, vlsi
ROBERT sEFF.
It'd hairy n" 7lia for the lots j and and Is
r.w ,, sec ~ ~ 8 ~ if,W.
lie names the following witnesses ta prove his
said land. Alas
Frank Enarann, Of Ilol,ohu, Colo.
Otto Rbro.d.f,
william q. Kptily,
y. z. Hayden.
II u, 1EpNoN, hori,lcr.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Nuilra for Publication.
Land ofi,cr. ut sterling. Colo.
-ob 9 lrsa I
Notice I, hereby given that the following
- named settler has Med notice Of his In
tcntion 10 make fnAl proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof viii bn made be-
foru clerk ol district court Phillip.
county. colo. Ut iioi3 oko, Colo on Mch ll-t
lspj. viz
WILLIAM q. UELLAND.
lid Entry Nc 1891 Tor III. lots land mud y
!. n-w y sec tp :. u, law.
lie names the following witnesses to praye his
90, tinuon. rrsdcnrc upon. aud cultivation Of.
said land, yfi
Ceorg. Wilcox, OF Iiniyokr, Cola,
Michael toRtncy. "
OTIS Tracy.
Albert Carson, " &"
II. T.. rrpaos, Register
The state herald., 1893-02-24
BEAITY's ORGANS and l ass, q,
clt'ls iHrr. Address DsSirl I. Barry
Washington. y. J.
-Noar

t"inplhint having zen entered ~ this o.
nee ~ @etfnuu Nelson sgalnst Charlie. "
!''ints'n for uianuning his Homestead hniry
~, .'p', fnird erpt. Goth. isSr. upon the NV
. 81 r'W ~ " n range a ", ia Phillips
lHiiUn Il gNid ,Htry,
Tue SAID lariios ave hereby summoned to
npprnf ~ thiH onirr on iho day Of March
i-H h ~ p'closk ~ To rr-pond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
The state herald., 1893-02-24

tiirsi publication lob u imti
f1rr'''iice, sterling olu. =. Al.
Jan -, is1a, ~ W.
[ complaint having b ~ entered ~ this of
y ncr ~ CHARLES smith Hghin { AHnta i
uhthtir abandoning her . I'D sntty
~, 40 lated pfii aud, ~, uuon tho nsa Z
sNctint -. ttthshlpun f1ngn a " In phti
llna county, ca ofHdH, with Wow 10 tn rnns
Vrllutint ~ suit entry.
Tue sold parties trhrfrby summoned To
hnnenr Al tits iiloc on the iiih dnY III Mrh.
l-1 ~ lhn'elocs N Ia tparonu aud furnish
testimony cone rning 'nid alleged abandon,
meat.
TEpNoS u,,,t.t,r