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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND

Dollars Ia liiB OlIcr Made for the johnson
Farm oil Holdings
Stetitl bhpdit1 10 Ne hic'ii7ciccr
rnrkcrsburg, Nov iS-'rhc gentlemen
who own the twenty-five acres tract Of
lnnd In the WaVerly oil field which Is
known ns the johnson lease, nnd on
which they have two ilnn producers.
seem to have n good thing. 4 Wheel.
Ing company, composed VI gentlemen
NJ mems, Inns made them mn Offer of
$4,000 for the lense, and the proposition
Ia receiving serious consideration. THE
owners were Mr. N. H. Scott, Of Wheel
Ing, and MOBBrS, A. Gardner jackson,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
CROWDED AGAIN
The Grad Has ..Tht Cspiainh alais''
and ~ an ILghI.

The regular Monday night crowded
house saw the opening Performances oi
1.-THE Captains Mate AZ The Grand last
night. and the applaus. was sufficient
10 show that the Efforts of the COMPANY
we're appreciated Tie play IS one %
the best seen on that stage his selsoIl,
and IS put CA by an exceptionally tine
COMPANY. Tie sIa- Florence Blndlcy.
Is always welcome. The engagement
runs until tomorrow night and to-
fnurrny, afternoon d nRtiHev Eill D.
given. when each lady attending VIII
receive q yalluhll souvenir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
IN OILS DOMAIN.
Values in ths wayerly Field Ad'
yansing at a Rapid Rate.
THEHuNTERFARNA NELDORADO

inst wan PP Tia I....sss IN Easy Street.
wheeling Gsniisu,sn Are Interested
Largely Ia This Farm The PFiss or on,
The Advance Ceased Yesterday WAY
There should bs a Higher Price Yet.
Othsr asWs From the soHlhwss, on
RleIas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
NOTES on EAyIeATIoE.
stage uf Water and siovsmsats Of Boai..
Thr HivrV Intrrt,b.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES,
FavofItt, M4rlm0ras. n q, ~,
Jewel ClHr.nstuu 10 M
boats LEAvlNG TO-DAY
liberty. PurBcnsburg, y o. ~,
Lexington, Maiamonis. u %, a.
Jewel, Darlington, $50 y. m'
The Eliza II took a barge Of lumber
up the river. passing Wheeling At $3.50
h. No., and returning 10 the Belmont
coal works Ia The evenings
Nothing has been heard Of the Bon
Hur or LorGna as 10 the time OF their
coming out The L0reua is sun ae
GAINESVILLE on the Musk!ngum
The Elaine passed up with empty
cnul Hats AT y, M yesterday Inc
Elaine also had the new II, y. Pdttl
storeboat In tow, bound for New Cum
bCrland.
Phe Cleveland. Lorain 6 WheellnE
transfer boat, Lizzie Townsend vs. now
able to do hGrbOr transfer work, after
being laid up at West Wheeling for
several months.
The Jewel came in with Il heavy trip
at 3 p. m. aud got away NJ O'clock
with a fair start. Her cabin alteT1-
lions are not yet completed Cqntain
A'''sNAtAs' -. 49, - -,
boat, which Is undoubtedly very
speedy little craft,
The II, II, Bedford IS on me uVeas az
Newport, kNO receiving @ GeheraI oNyr-
hauling prepafatory 10 resunlinS ~ the
Wheeling and Pittsburgh lrilgc as soon
as there Is q little more %aiet CAl-
tain Gordon Green has had pF0sper,
Gus season on the lower river uuF'hs
the low water
Eastern upplc buyers are as thick MS
bees In tho ohio valley and the little
boats are carrying immense quantities
OF this fruit to various ports for ship
ment cast By railroad, Cider, too, Is
receiving the attention OF the eastern
before such a heavy apple crop in this
valley. The Lexington, Liberty, Fav.
orlte and Jewel NIL bring lots of apples
here for for" rS S . "
rI,a nar,.s "a az ,rt,,tc ,,ra,ry loet
~ ne ~ ~ n, ,nct,," H., tGH
eEcillnS SnoE SSM ~ ~ ' ,ncteo o,nsc
g emanuel ~ VI tuut i''t rs r,,cr
SUNNY evening iiu .,y',. Wy ,',ttrSL,
was uecnHlNB Ne'S hLgMiS - m'2 -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19

low the little sickness to grow into tile
big sickness. They allow constipation to
grow into indigestion, heartburn, dizsi,,
ness, headache, insomnia, ard o hundred
other distressing conditions. The do
this frequently because they do not knox
the cause Of their trouble. 1t is pretty
safe rlle to look for the source of 9.iothll
Of human sickness in this one simple and
appallingly prevalent trouble. Another
foolish thing that smart people do IS TO
take some alleged remedy for constira-
ton and keep on taking it, day after day,
month after month ard year after year.
Perhaps It is better to take tic medicine
than not to take It at all, but of course 4
they stop taking It, tlleir trouble will
come back. This last statement 10 true
Of every other medicine prepared for tins
purpose except Or. ricrcc's Pleasant Pei
tets. One "Peilct " is gentle laxative,
and two a mild catharic. They are gcftle
and efficient in their action, fctMaHeHf
in their results. You don't become
slave to their use, as with other pills,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
The Indian metli.

/, The Indian flletli-
cine man cures by
charms and mean.
tations. He fright
ems away the " evil
spirit f" who causes
the sickness. He
docs all sorts Q!
things that civilized
people would cali
idiolic and barharic,
but the civilized
folks arc not so very
much ahead after
all. They do just
as foolish things as
does the medicine
man. THEY go along
carclcssiy, and al-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
I OW PRICES
IA And STANDARD GOODS

From our price list you can aVln
learn the lowest prices for the bs,
goods. Every article we adycrii.e We
guarantee, You run no risk by placing
your order with us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
PRICE LIST.

Gmnulalcd Sugar, II lbs for ,,.."..,.,,,,,.si %
New Corn Meal, 10 lbs. ior.....,,",o,..,.,.., rs:
New Homlny, 10 lbs for. .........,,,,.,....,- rs;
New DAT Meal, 10 lbs for-.,....,...,..,.,,...25 rs,
New Rolled Oats. 10 lbs, ior,...,.,.,.,.,,,,, rs!
New Barley, lbs. rs.
New BucEwheat Sibs tor......... ..,,...,.,,-, rs;
New TapIOCa . lbs, ipr........,,..,..,,,,,.,2 rs;
New Navy Beans lbs. lor.,..,.o.,.,.,,,,,.., Is
Sew Cal llaisns lawel, . lbs. ior,..,..-.-- rs;
New Cal, lruncs large, 4 lbs Iot.,""""... rs:
Now Cal, Scedicsj Iiuisins, Lbs iorn... .r" rs!
New Cal. Eynr, Peaches fancy. lbs ior. rs:
New English Currants lclcaaoil ijGiO, Ioi rs
Fresh Butter Crnc!;eS lbs. ioF"o..,.,...., 25'
FrcSh GingCr Snaps, lbs, ior.,...n..,..."- rs
Corn Starch. rs:
SANFORD PACKING Coffee, per ib.o..n..,., 70:
star Candles, $ TO the pound, each",n,.... I:
Carpet TGcks, So&, per box.,,.n..""..,..". I:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19

P!ttsburgh-Rlvcr 2,5 feet and fall
Ing at the dam. Weather clear and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19

This sale great frnlre buyers ana %H qml on
Fine Furniture ever oeed ~ s e we meet
space Holiday Goods and have ea9eea u3 F %" at ~ that
that make the seNis
showing the VIDE range nq f,g Oh offered
TAGGED With PRICES IN FLAlN oLoE Fl'oNN ' e %
ailctinns nndcn andi goods:
The advocate., 1895-02-13
Proposed Legislation.
COnttnNed lrOm paQe Il.

No. IT'S, TO amend the Law relative to
civil procedure Williamson.
No 176, providing for the funding Of
certain outstanding indebtedness and
regulating expenditures for schools lin
cities Of the second class Taylor.
No. 1T, vacating certain toWnsites in
Cnase county.-Morgsn.
NJ. 178 smendstory to general stat
uts OF 1889, and providing penalties for
the violation.
No 179, relative to delinquent taxes
Baker.
No. 18O, providing for the location,
srsCtion and management OF reforms
tory for women over 16 years OF age.--
Householder.
No. 181, providing FOR levying of taxes
to ralss money for school purposes
LSudis.
No. 1872, providing for the levy Of a
state tax for the support Of public
sOhools.-Lsndis.
No. 1873, relating to grand iuries and
the dissolution thereof by the district
judge-SteFne.
No. 194, to enable all persons to make
proof OF losses sustained during the war
from mRraudeFs.-
No. 1876, modifying an sOt to provide
e1r the government and maintenance o
TIE University OF Ksnsas.-ThRcher.
No. 1856, Masking an appropriation for
the erection and equipment OF chem
istry building, 20 museum building snc
engineering shops for the Slate Uaiver
sity.-Thsoher,
No 1877, for the appropriation OF Ger
tain money for the support Of the STATE
University
No. 1873, making appropriation tol
maintaining the experimental station Of
the University OF Ksnsss.-Thacher.
No. 1s9, to amend On act regulstiDl
the rate Of interest on money.-Denni
son.
No, 100, making an appropriation TO
finishing the State Industrial rsforma
tory st Hutchinson. -Lseds.
No. 191, providing for the election Of
county superintendent OF public instruC
tion and fixing the time when his tern
shsll bpRin.-Danner.
No. 1872, to regulate the fees and ssla
ries OF county eff lers Of Dickinso
county, defining their duties and provid
ing penaltiea-Senn.
No. 1913, empowering district courts t
annul sslea OF real estate on the groun
OF insufficient price.-Shearer.
No. 1914, relating to the excluding
territory from the limits Of cities Of Eh
third class, reducing the limits and va
eating the detached territory.-Shsare
No. 1876, regulating the fees and HalG
ries OF officers of Marshall county
SheRrer.
No. 1876, to protect the grazing land
Of Kansas from the stock Of non.rss
dents.-Brown.
No. 1917, to amend certain sections {
the laws of 1893 Brown.
No. 1913, to amend sections in Law
regulating the support and grading {
public schools.-Thscher.
NJ. 199, relating to the police judo
and police court of cities Of the sscor
: Class.-ThRcher.
No. 200, concerning the complain
The advocate., 1895-02-13
TIE sINGIE-TAx
fCoRsinssd Jrom page 81


agents Of the public, and If thi- sp.
plies to agriculture and manufacturers
as well as to mines--as it must to be
consistent is certainly communism,
in which the officials would have a
snap and the toilers be in hole,
whether digging coal or potatoes or
weaving cloth.
1t has been said that military des-
potism would be the most perfect form
of government if administered by an
angel, and l fear that communism,
even on Bellamy's plan, would be sub
ieCt to the same limitations.
The only serious objection to your
proposed method of raising revenues is
that it is not necessary to thus tax in
dustry when there is a sufficiency Of
values produced by the public for pub
Lie uses. You admit that your plan
would give some men the advantage
over others which inheres in the nat
ural differences of land values, and you
have as yet given no reason which
consider sound for getting rid of loca-
tion values. To say they are the re-
suit of false system of land tenure is
not sufficiently demonstrative that
they will not persist under any system
A Washington city multimillionsire
recently refused to sell bare lot at the
rate of 81 million dollars per acre,
which is more than the value Of all the
land Improvements excluded) OF an
average county in Kansas. The COM
pany which owns the Great Northern
hotel in Chicago pays $4,000 yearly
rental for one of the three lots it stands
upon and all taxes and assessments
levied on it. These are hard facts
which the single-tax deals with etfec-
tuslly, but which the theory OF title by
occupation and use does not.
1t is not just that one man should
have the free use of land which enables
him to make two, three or four times
90 much in q year as another man
using land of less value makes with the
same effort, and this injustice the
gingle-tax remedies by exacting a
higher tax Of the one using the more
valuable land. He receives more from
society, hence pays more back to it,
a free elevator or "lift" in large
building tends to equalize rents of diff
ferent floors, and so service at cost, or
free service, by public utilities would
tend to equalize rents Of different To-
calities, but would not entirely elimi'
nate them, as the 'lift" does not en-
tirely eliminate different rents of diff
ferent floors.
I have no doubt that with elimina
ton of all monopolies there will be
great extension of voluntary co-opers
tion in all forms of production and dis
tribution, and that the effects of such
free cooperation will be far preferable
to the involuntary cooperation con
templated by what must be the mill
tary despotism of communism, for
cannot conceive of national or stat'
communism without authority ant
armed power of officials in control o
national or state political machinery
TO think otherwise is to assume tota
change of human nature and the per
n IN ..Anu, M nrnllrr nnn man
The advocate., 1895-02-13

added to its natural Wealth-producing
capacity.
think the single-tax gives all the
valuable features of your system of
nationalism without incurring its des-
potic ones.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

SHOE AND HARNESS KIT
for home use. Can do all
your own repairing Best
outfit ever sold for the price.
More and better tools thaR
any other. Four beBt-quAl
ity iron lasts. You pay She
freight.
This outfit at any hardware
store would cost So, and con-
Bists Of the following tools
with their retail price:
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
To the public.

viii say to the public that the
statement in recent ad OF Mr. Keil's
in the Register, that agents sell Bra
ri silver for genuine silver, is untrue
We sell Brazil silver strictly on its
merits and under guarantee 10 give
perfect satisfaction. Forks and spoons
Of solid Brazil silver are warranted to
wear white and bright and give sat-
isfac,ion for twenty-five years. All
the hollow ware, such as teapots, pit
chers. etc, is triple-plated coin silver
on white metal and warranted for ten
years. If goods are imperfect or un-
satisfactory they viii be replaced or
money refunded.
Mas. j. ". BALL, Agent.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Hattie A. Noble did by her GER
~ tain deed of trust dated July z2nd. 1850,
and recorded in the office of the recorder Of
deeds Of PFuwers county In the State Of Colo
RADIO in Book eight ~ at Page six 90 Of SAID
records. convey Frank X. Atkins trustee, or
in OF his absence from the State rpsignn-
ticD. refusal. failure. inability to act,
then 10 the netting sheriff Of Irowers county,
Colorado, for tile purpose Of securing the pay
OF trust described for the sum Of Four Hundred
Dollars, and the interest coupons thereto at
tarhed, and also to secure the Payment Of all
taxNs. ON the property and lands hereinafter de-
scFibed. as follows to-wit The Southwest quar-
ter Of Section No. tiirty-four faI9 IN Township
No. tHaut y-thfee f23i south, of Range forty-tao
90 west. Of the 9Th Principal Meridian. except
the south haif of the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quBrter Of said Section tliirty-fuur
fs4l in the county Of Prowers and state of Col
oTndo.
AND Whereas default has been made IN tho nay
mont Of said note after the same has becoine due
aBd parable b3 the terms thereof, also in tho pay-
rnent OF interest, and the taxes on said lnnds.
NOW Therefore, by virtue of the an nLhority in
vested by tho terms of ssid deed of Trust and
at the request OF the legal owner and holder of
said note. ] will on the 7th day Of October.
l.a, at the front door of tae Court House ia the
town OF Lamar, county OF Prowers. and State Of
Colorado. between the hours of three and four
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. sell the
aforesaid premises 20 much thereof rs may
be necessary. 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash Tor the purpose OF paying oH said note, in
tereSt, and taxes, and costs of this trust.
JOuN q. HAgERAAS.
Sheriff. OF Prowers County, Colorado, and Sue
ceHsor IN Trust 20 Frank X Atkins Original
Trustee.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21

Mrs. L. f. Wilcox and Miss Nell
son, of Granada, we're Lamar visitors
on Wednesday.
Rev n. G, Buckley conducted the
services at the NJ. E, Church last
Sunday evening.
T B. Sweet, Of Topeka, was look
ing oyer his Prowers county invest.
ments last Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Hasty and Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Stewart visited friends
in Granada last sunday.
W. b Barker and family returned
Inst sunday morning from their sum
mer outing in the mountains near
Palmer Lake.
Or. +. p Gregory was unable to
come to Lamar yesterday as adyer-
tiset, but win De at DIR, Hasty's office
.on October S.
Don't forget that You can buy
school books aud supplies at the Pal
ace Drug Store cheaper than any
place in town.
A meeting Of the independent cen
tral committee last Saturday called
primaries for to-day and a convention
Tor next Tuesday.
Claude Fortune met with n very
severe accident on Tuesday. He was
thrown from burro and had his
right arm broken.
Bottomley, the photographer, will
return to Lamar on Saturday, Sep
,embcr Dist, and remain one week.
Come at once Il you want some iine
pictures.
c. l. afePherson, Of Holly, Colo
RADIO, brother OF Nrs. Austin JOY, has
bought the lots next to Joys, and
will build handsome house thereon.
Is Junta Watermelon.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21

Congregational Church October to
4 are all at Garden City. and from
September 80 to October the Santa
Fewill sell tickets TO Garden City for
s3.35 for the round trip. Final limit
OF tickets October Z.
woodmen Of the World Fair and
Kirmesse September % to rs, and
Denver horticultural Show Septen-
ber a to 2s. Roand trip tickets on
sale September % and 20 at one and
one fifth of lowest fare. Final limit
September 2S.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
Cheap Rates.

For Fruit Day at Canon City on
September %, the Santa Fe Route
will run an excursion train with the
cheapest rate ever given for this trip.
The train will leave Lamar at 5:15
a. m, arriving in Canon City about
IL a, m. Returning the train leaves
Canon City at $50 p. m. The fare
for the round trip is $3.50 from La
mar. Tickets good for return trip
only on September %.
Kansas State Irrigation Association
October / and .; Finney County Fair
October 2 TO 5; Southwestern Kansas
Veterans Association October 3 to 8;
Southwestern Kansas Conference of
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
NOTICE.
/ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Proposals viii be received at the Of
ice of the Town Clerk OF Lamar, Prov
ers county, Colorado, up to o'clock p,
M, September y, 1895, TO furnish all ma
terial and erect substructnre and SUI
perstrueture with sufficient size and
strength to safely hold water tank 30
feet in diameter with Is foot stayes full
of water, 30 feet from ground level to
bottom OF tank.
Bids viii be received and considered
for either substructnre or superstruc-
ture. both together or separately as bid
defs may desire
The night being reserved to reject any
or all bids, or accept part OF bid rejecting
balance. Superstructure may be of
either steel, iron, wood or stone
@. G.. LYNCH,
Clerk and Recorder OF the Town
OF Lamar, Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
NorfcE.
Q. 5. LAND orrlea. Lan.u. COLO. !

{. 5. LASp oFTicR, LGMtR, CoLo.
August stli. ISIS.
COMPLAINT having been entered at lbis Office
" 10 Francis j. Conly acainE; Hiram 5.
HalBcs, for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No In. dated dune sist, iss7, upon the north
east quarter SECTION ~, Townshipz = south. Range
~ west IN Frowprs IonntT, Colorado. WITH a
view to the cancellations Of said entry. the said
pzrtiass are hereby Summoned to appear at this
office pn the lst day Of Oc4aisr. 115 at o'clock
A. NJ, tp rsspoad and furnish testimony com
cerntna said alleged abandonment.
ae4-sl &. b Tuoa.AS. Register.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
LABOR SAVED!
GARRETT'S FAMILY
WASHING MACHINE.

Clothes washed in short time with
out fatigue to the operator No dam
age to the clothes. VIII be sold on
trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. See
machines at Stewart & Upham's,
Falkner & Davidson's, or at my shop.
Price ouIy $500.
ALFRED GARRETT,
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
LOCALS.

Fins railliHers just in at F. E Ir-
wins.
A.E psa. visited La Junla on
Monday
George cole was in Granada the
frst oi the week.
Iw. Bea, vaa in Triuidad the
fr,i Of ,he week.
Friend 5 soa have new adyer.
tisement IN this issue
MI conwclI took in the AIbu.
qnvnaus fair this Wtek.
c. c. Goodale was at Las Animas
oa lesai business co Tuesday.
Ths Now Goodrich ss4ing machine
al Rsid~in's is second to none.
Or. l. s. Bryant was at the Cora
morsiAl hotel several days this week.
The RrorsrEH Is indebted TO Frank
Moyie for a treat Of fine melons this
week.
John Horton, Of Holly, was in La
mar Tuesday on business before the
land oifec
Ben Riley and Frank aIuburn, Of
Granada. were Lamar visitors on
Wednesday.
Four primaries viii be held in La
mar this afternoon. We are beoom.
ing qaEtc metropolitan
C.B. Thoman represented the La
Ipm Masonic lodge at tho Grand
Lodge in Denver this week.
The REasrrE family was enlarged
and made happy by the arrival Of
bouncing boy on "Wednesday.
John Luke reports the arrival of a
new girl baby at H. r. Tllitt's home
at Holly on last Saturday night
Why do You patronize agents
when you can get Just as good at
home Of Baldwin for less money.
L. F. Matthews, of Springfield,
Baca county's popular clerk, was a
Lamar visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. ]. b. Anderson, of Trinidad,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Lawless for several weeks, has re
turned home.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
FOR Sale.

100 acres, all IN alfalfa, good stand.
Two water rights, good house and
well fenced Terms s25 per acre;
! cash and ! on time.
G. c. GoopALg.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21

ApnfDee-
NOV on thi, g:th day q August. fs9s. comes
Fnirinuuut Lateral Ditch and Reservoir Com
paas aud The tHtitn Consolidated Canal Com
pauy, b. tlfoir attorneys, kilgore 4 Hess, and
present their statement and application for mn
appeal from tlss decree heretofore rendered in
sit esnso on The n day u June. 1885. IN fayor q
The Arkansas River Land. Reservoir and Canal
COMPANY 9 canal, giving and deerceing to said
canal certain rights and prioritses 10 the nre Of
uater a. in said decree sct forth and as also de-
scFibed 10 said statement in appeal presented by
said apHitllarts. and IL appearing 70 the Judge OF
SAID ourt, IN vacation sitting at ehambers in
tie its u 1rinidad Las lknfTnas county In said
state. that the said appellants are the owners 81
the atiin Ditch, ~ spFcited IN said dperec, and
this aopye rnned Court, is thevwncr Of tho Ar
kansas River Land. Reservoir and Canal Com
pany'- canal for the purposes of this suit and
appeal. and tina, the rights and priorities as do
creed 10 the said The Arkansas River Land,
Reservoir and Canal Notnpany'e canal inluri-
ugsly Affect the claims Of the appe1ants 10 Ger
Tor their said canal. The Catlin Ditch.
u = tlferefprc considered. ordered and ad-
Judged bJ the said Judge. in vacation Hit;iag at
chambers as Aforesaid. that the appcal prayed
for in eaii statement and application for an sI,-
real, b. allowed on giving bond in tho sum Of
r,s4uire.i hy law, which bond t. dul, rendered 70
the said Judge for approval, and Is approved by
GssiGne,5 jEssE .. SoKrHCuTT. Judge.
STATE or CoLoRADo.
CotSTT OF bKNr.
Of the Third Judicial District Of tho State Of Col
orao. within and for the county Of Rent, do here
hy certify The foreeuiug 90 he full, true and cor
rect copy Of the order and judgment made by the
Honorable Jesse g. Sorthcutt, Judge OF said
Court at Chambers In Trinidad. Colorado. on
the 9Th day d August, 4. ID. 1893, as the same
ROW remains Of record ia said District Court.
In testimony whereof have herounto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said Court, at my
oiiiee ia Las Animas, this 9Th day of September.
sEGL FRl,Nk KREYnu.I., Clerk
The Lamar register., 1895-09-21
SorIoE OF ALLOWANCE OF APPEAL.

Is THE DlsTnIcr COuIfr oF rHE THmp Jr-pIciAL
BIzTKIcr n NSp Fpn IuE CorNFT or
tsISr AND STATE oF CoLoRspo.
In the Matter nf Priorities 70 the Use of Water
10 Water District No. n.
rtIE cATi.tss LASD kSn cASAI. COMPANY,
TnE FArguopNr LATERtL nIIcu AND
Ef.sEHyctE caaFAsy ksn rHE CArLIN
euSsoLtpATED CANAL COMPANY.
Appcllants;
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