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MRS. BUETLER. RICE AND MITCH
ELL HELD.

Any tendency TO premature badness
may be promptly checked by the use
of Ayers Hair Vigor. Don't delay till
the scalp is bare and the hair roots
destroyed. If you would realize the
best results, begin at once with this in
valuable preparation
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MONEY TO LOAN.
WARNING & vENTILATING.

p. J. MORAN - STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating epparatu4
No. 20 West Second South
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the date of her mothers last visit just
previous to the murder. She thought
that il must have been on Wednesday,
Feb. q, tthe day of the Strangling).
Asked regarding any conversation held
with Mrs. Buetler of which John Rice
was the subject, Mrs. Mitchell pondered
a moment, just long enough to show
the striking resemblance to her erring
parent, and then explained that Rice
had inquired from her on Wednesday
her mas address. Witness had asked
her mother regarding that occurrence.
Mrs. Buetler said that Rice had in
quired for the address Of Buetler. She
could not tell him.
Did she say why John Rice came
to her?" queried Mr.. Van Colt.
No. l think she said he wanted to
get some umbrellas mended. 1 told
her l did not think that was the reason
for the visit" The last portion of the
answer was long in coming and only
secured by coaxing. Mrs. Mitchell said
that she asked her mother whether she
thought umbrellas were the only mo-
tive for Rice's visit. She could not
remember what Mrs. Buetler had re-
piled. The witness denied she had
ever told Officers Sheets and Raleigh
that she believed Rice wanted to rob
Buetler. After much elusive quibbling
she admitted her mother did not think
Rice wanted to have umbrellas re-
paired but that he might have desired
to get Buetler's money.
Some time before the murder the
witness and Rice were talking about
Buetler, In her opinion Buetler was
stingy. On this occasion Rice had
said that if he had Buetler's money he
would not be stingy and ended by
coveting the umbrella members fabu-
lous fortune.
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The Kelley Institute.

Nervousness, liquor. morphine and
tobacco diseases cured. Strictly con-
fidential: 166 West Second North; lock
box $50, city.
Sales on ]. G.'s famous molasses mug
gets have doubled daily since they
were put on the market
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On Hand.

Our gloves are perfect fitting, new
shade in "Perrins" and Fish, Clark
and Flagg.
BROWN, TERRY G. WOODRUFF CO.,
l42 Main Street
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured,
end interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, 1o6 Main street
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Some have fire sales and some as
signee's, but none of them touch Nc
Donald's cash prices. For instance, Z
pounds of Arbuckle's coffee for 81: 20
pounds sugar. 81. Everything else in
like comparison. PCS Main street
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utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; pays per
rent on deposits F. Armstrong, pres;
p. W. NadseH. vice-pres.; j. E. Jen-
ninps cashier: 81 =. 1st South street.
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Eiderdown.

100 yards different colors. slightly
soiled. sold for SOC. to 6Oc. yard Mon
day, while it lasts. 10c.
AT WALKERS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WILL SELL to right party an interest
in one of the best businesses in the city.
Capital required 81 090-$3. 000 Money TO be
used in extending the business. Address,
Box X Herald Office.
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We Never Lose One.

A customer who has once tried our ele-
CANT work on shirts, collars and cuffs.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
I42 Main Street
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The Cohn stock of goods purchased
from the assignee will be thrown open
to the public on Monday morning. Bar
gain seekers will have a feast.
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New Dress Skirts

New lot Of dress skirts arrived today
in plain and fancy materials.
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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PATENTS AID PENSIONS.

PATENTS PROCURED for inventors
Trade marks and caveats filed The old
reliable firm of Fitzgerald & Co.. Patent
Lawyers, of Washington. d. c.. have
opened a Utah branch. of their Washing
ton Office, in OMeara block. Salt Lake
also for soldiers.
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MT. MORIAiI LODGE NO. 2. "A. B. and
& NJ. Regular communications held at Ma
sonic hail. the second Monday OF each
month Members OF sister lodges and
soJuorning brethren IN good standing are
cordially invited to attend
JOSEPH. G. BYWATER. W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
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A Rare Onnortunitv.

So don't you miss it, but lay in your
supply of embroideries for the sum-
mer during the great sale this week
at F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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met when Mrs. Buetler, on the stand,
declined to testify in the case and was
given the alternative of reversing her
decision or admitting that her pur-
pose was to prevent determination, and
again when John Rice positively re-
fused TO answer any questions and in
timated that he was fearful of what
the results might be to his case. J. w.
Hamilton, attorney for Rice. came to
the assistance of the accused and at
tempted to disentangle his client from
the damaging impression left by the
Mitchell made a stubborn effort to
substantiate an alibi, but it was clum-
silly done and served the second sus-
pect' no measure of good fortune.
A certificate of autopsy, setting out
developments of such an examination
by DR.. Beer and DR.. Penrose was sub
nitted to the jury without its contents
being diyulged TO any but those
through whose hands the opinion
passed. 1t was. however, precisely
along the lines intimated to The Her
aid BIZ Dr. Beer. that Buetler's death
might have been caused by convul-
sions. 1t evidently had little weight
upon the minds of the jurymen, who
pronounced against the integrity of the
prisoners.
INQUEST OPENS.
At 10 o'clock the inquest was opened
in the presence of spectators whose
bodies were wedged compactly in the
small court room of Justice of the
Peace Frank Margetts. Assistant
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Wehsr Coai Companv

WtuS4 OOe-1 OOALIPI11y
Sell clean coal at market prices. Full
weight guaranteed.
W. J. MONTGOMERY. Agent.
Telephone AL
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To the Ladies: 1 have purchased
from the assignee the entire stock of
drvgoods which will be offered to the
public tomorrow at 10 a. m, at the
most ridiculous prices.
GEO. NJ SHELLEY.
800 and 224 Main street.
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The entire stock of goods of the late
firm of Cohn Drygoods company, pur-
chased from the assignee, will be Of
fered tomorrow morning at the most
unheard of ridiculously low prices.
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Read. Ponder. Compare

The grand values offered at the special
embroidery sale during this week at
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON,
D. c.,
Via. the Union Pacific.

Feb. 18th and 9th, round trip only
s57.75. Two daily trains. The shortest
and fastest line. For particulars call
at Union Pacific ticket Office, POI Main
street.
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Underwear Bargains
In winter weights.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main Street.
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The great sale OF the Charles Baer
stock of boots and shoes is now on at
"a Main street The stock must be
closed QUIZ regardless of cost. Now is
your time if you want to save 100 per
cent in footwear. H. 3. MILLER,
Assignee
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Completes Your Dress.

If wearing our Miller" "warburton''
or "Schoble' stylish spring hat
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main Street.
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Drop the Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' fine all linen hemstitched,
three for Csc, at T.. C. NJ. 1.
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We Are Leaders

In exclusive patterns and shapes OF
stylish neckwear. Examine the line.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main Street.
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Fosters Kids.

and buttons Go for S5c. at z. C. NJ.
l. on Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
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For the Inauguration
The Union Pacific will sell round trip
tickets to Washington, D. c., Feb. 26
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE. carpets, stoves. piano
and sewing machines on easy payments
/. Y. L. Secondhand store. 4S Sast Sec
ond South street. Telephone AS. P. A.
SorsenSen-
FOUR FINE. FRESH COUNTRY
cows; or trade for fat cows. Amos ranch,
Ninth North and Twelfth West
HORSE. HARNESS AND WAGON
cheap: III State street
DIEBOLD SAFE. Apply 16 Main street.
CHOICE TRACT of land of IA acres in
Bountiful. good water right: cheap. or
would exchange for improved city prop
e-ty Brooks & Weir 40 West Second
South street, Salt Lake City
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Good apron ginghams, SEC.
All sc. embroideries 21ac.
40-inch lace scrim, &c.
One week.
N V CASH STORE
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic Notice.

Masonic n office.
MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. will hold
a special meeting tomorrow (Monday)
evening at 7:30 o'clock for work in N. NJ.
degree Masons qualified invited.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL,
Secretary.
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Very Stylish.

Our Miller ''Warburton" and
''Schoble" Derby Hat for spring. We
invite your inspection.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
142 Main Street
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Hollis nor Taylor heard the word muir
der, but the walls between their resi-
dence and that of Buetler were per
haps too thick to allow the clear pas
sage of the sound of voice.
About two weeks previous to the oc-
currence just narrated, Buetler had
taken Holt into his confidence and re-
lated some of his family troubles. The
old man explained the separation of
himself and wife by alleging immor-
ality. He spoke of divorce proceedings.
He said that she was trying to ascer-
tain his whereabouts because of some
property possessed by him, which she
would like to obtain. He advised Holt
that something might occur which
might he prompted by his, wife. The
witness actions after leaving his own
house on the night of the murder have
been fully told in The Herald and
therefore call for no repetition. Wit
ness emphasized the statement that he
had never noticed marks on Buetler's
lips until the night of the tragedy.
They looked newly made. Edward D.
Holt, jr., son of the preceding witness,
reiterated the statement made to The
Herald
REAL INTEREST.
The first real interest was encoun-
tered when Mrs. Elizabeth II. Mitchell,
the daughter of Mrs. Buetler, took the
stand. She gave her address as 62S
West North Temple street. She con-
fessed to being the daughter of the
prisoner and said her mothers maiden
name had been Astle.
Witness was not quite certain about
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ove-Fitting.

The Wilson or Manhattan" Shirt.
We carry all sizes and sleeve lengths.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main Street.
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Fosters Kids.

5 and buttons. Go for S5c. at z. NJ
I. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
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Ladies' Suits For Spring
In latest styles, any colorings. just re-
ceiyed at
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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800

Drop the Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' fine ali linen. hemstitched,
three for 25c., at z. c. NJ. 1.
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ATTEMPT AT ALIRI.

Now came the first attempt at an
alibi for her husband. She was asked if
she could remember when she saw Rice
last before the murder. He was at the
Mitchell house between 1855 and sos on
the evening of the murder and re-
manned only ten minutes. Her husband
was there. Rice had come to return a
waist she had left with Mrs. Rice
some time before.
Elvin Mitchell followed his wife. He
proceeded to strengthen the abili. On
the day and night of Feb. q, he was
at his home. He saw Rice there about
$50. He had the package mentioned
by Mrs. Mitchell. The witness left
Rice in the house and went out to
the barn. where he met Thomas Will
Jams and one Livingstone in home
made sleigh. They had driven from
Kamas that day. The sleigh was
drawn by two horses and another ami
nal was being led.
Neither Thomas nor Livingstone
were in attendance at the in
quest, but the police say that
both Thomas and Livingstone were
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Kenneth Donnellan. stock and min
ing broker. 161 South Main street Tele-
phone 675.
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LOST.

LADIES GOLD WATCHCHAIN and
lccl-et; $50 reward by returning to Mrs.
futile, 500 East Second South street
BETWEEN EQUITABLE COOP. AND
T. c. NJ l.. lady's black silk handbag.
containing purse, papers. jewels. etc Re
tu-r to Herald and receive reward
LADIES GOLD watch. chain and
locket. Reward by returning to Mrs
futile. 959 East Second South.
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and 81, $57.75. Two daily trains.
For particulars call at Union Pacific
ticket office. POI Main street.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

THE COLLECTION business is no ex-
pertinent or side issue with US, and busi-
ness intruSted to our care receives prompt
attention. Accounts are not pigeon-holed
and permitted to outlaw. Judgments
given particular attention Merchants
Protective Association. lis and 119 Com
block
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SECONDHAND furniture; pianos. or
gans and sewing machines; before you sell
get our bids l. X. I. Secondhand store,
IS East Second South street. Telephone
AS. p. A. Sorensen-
AT ONCE. several fresh milk cows. APP
pay at 81 North First West.
SALESMAN for California wines. 800
per month and expenses with chance for
advance; commission if preferred; no ex
perience required Address. enclosing
self-addressed envelope, w. S. Wander
cook Co., San Francisco, Cal.
GASLIGHT IN EVERY HOUSE; new
est thing out; attaches to ordinary lamps;
no chimneys; safe, economical; outfit free
to active workers. Standard Brass Co,
Mfrs, Covington, Ky.
THE BOLEY HOUSE. at Mercur. will
be held for sale for few days longer.
Il you want = hotel come and see me.
W E. Ladd, SOB Progress Block
rest for ten days; then look out Lots
SO and $14. w. e. Ladd, Progress Block.
AAA WANTED men and women.
own homes in spare time. day or even
ing. We pay so to $l5 per week. No can
vassing. Any child can do the work
Send address today. We send work at
P pace Inc VA" ATT Co. Dep'- i''' 'a'''
A GOOD STEADY barber. to work for
himself. By March 18th Must have
little money for starting. Address Barber
care of Herald. Salt Lake City, Utah.
A GOOD meat and pastry cook at the
Victoria, 234 East First South
IMPORTANT to merchant tailors-One
of the best cutters of America wishes to
accept a cutter situation Inquire at this
Office.
GIRL to assist in homework. ST West
First South.
GOOD GIRL for homework; 1873 Center
street.
FOR TEN DAYS we offer great bar
gains in jewelry. We want cash and
more room for Victor bicycles. j. S. Jen-
sen. jeweler. 63 East First South.
TALK ABOUT HARD TIMES. Any
can make from s. to SO per day right here
in Salt Lake City. Young men and women
who are now employed can make good
money without interfering with their
For particulars call upon J. II. Paris &
Co.. rooms Il. u and 4s O'Meara Block.
SIX MILLION PEOPLE voted for Hon.
W. j. Ills OiliS bOor- HC list
Battle is now ready. Agents making
from S25 to $50 per week; the greatest
seller of the age: send for outfit quick
Beware of fraudulent books. w. B.
Conkey Company, Sole Publishers, Chi
cago.
The Pembroke Stationery company
has removed to 81 West Second South,
and will be very glad TO welcome you
to the new stand. Blank books, sta
tionery, typewriter supplies and office
supplies generally will be sold at less
price than heretofore. Come and see
us. No "a West Second South Head
quarters for drawing materials. Tele-
phone 179.
INTELLIGENT LADY over %: perma-
nent position if suitable. L.. Herald
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MISCELLANEOUS.
George W. Jones

George W. Jones'
Railroad ticket brokerage. us Main street.
Salt Lake City. and 302 25th street. Ogden,
Utah Excursion rates to all points:
baggage checked: tickets bought. sold
and exchanged
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Our Gloves Are Down.
Fosters and 7-hook kids, S5c., at q.
C. NJ I. for three days only. Worth
S150 TO SIZE.
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Storage.

Storage
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY. 225
South West Temple street (Realty build
ing). Storage, packing and shipping
moving. etc. z. NJ Onion. Manager.
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SEVENTEEN. ACRES hay and farming
land. Apply to John Z. Wesley, Dds East
Sixth South street
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FOR RENT.

THREE NICE rooms pantry. closets.
ETC.. furnished for light housekeeping.
Enquire 345 Seventh East street.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

cultural notes. While strictly repnb-
lican in politics, it is always impair
tial in publishing the news, giving
both sides Of every public question,
and printing in full the leading
speeches on each side 1t gives more
reading and of higher class than
can be obtained anywhere else for 81
Altogether it is truthfnlly said that
1T is without peer"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

This section has had a very severe
cold snap this week, but it seems
very mild when We read the weather
reports from the rest of the country.
Blizzards have been raging in all di-
rection, and in some places the Their
mometer registered 80 to 40 degrees
below zero. Even the sunny south
has hsd a much worse spell than this
favored section.
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THE LAMAR REGISTER.

Senator Squire, of Washington.
is another of the boiling republican
senators, who has been turned down
by the democrats aud populists,
whom he helped TO elect. He only
received 6 votes out of about 100
OF all the silver republican senators,
who bolted MeKinley's nomination
to secure re election, only one, Tel
Ter, has secured the prize and he was
forced to turn democrat. Six of the
senators, who were candidates for re-
election in silver states, supported
Mr.. Mckinley and of these all are
e-elected save one, Senator Brown
of Utah.
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Also a Great Reduction in
BOOTS AND SHOES
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. Man T. RoeaerAns. hy her deed 81
w trust dated Ausus: =, A. d. is'-, and dab
81 Prosers county and state Of Colorado, on tee
ssth day Of August A. ID. lsps, n took 4, pa.s
north~e.i aaap.nr ~ ,s1sias ,.se,s.ss, s ",
in township twcnty-on. south Of RANGE forty si1
west Of 9Th principal meridian situate IN The
er with and Including one water right 10 III. Ia
Junta and Lamar Canal. In trust TO .rcur. the
ara % iss.' Z 10. I The s1m q eighteen hnsdred fa
orado secarisir. company, 90 the ars, dsy
-enni-annually, as shown bJ ten oeupon. for
seveuty-two dollars each. attsehcd 70 said
day. of F-brnary and August Of each yssr. ar siih
month, snd whereas. ssid decd Of ;rasi pse,ias.
that in case OF defsalt IN the pAyment Of sHid
note. or any part thereof With the in,srcs. there
on, or In case of non-payme1t OF ta,--. the whole
the interest thereon to the time Of sale rrisht
at the option Of the holder Of said insistsednss.
:, osec become doe and pay able: and ihstii then
ee-sor in trust, after having advertised such
sale thirty days 10 re~spsper published In the
said premises. or any part thereof. and all the
right and equIty of redemption Of the said gran
signs therein. at public vensue TO the hixhe.,
Whereas. default has bscn made in the pay
August is,- Les. and February T iss and 40 40.
gust LIST. iss6, and also Of ta1e. for Isys is,
and is, and the legal holder of said note has de-
elared the whole Of said principal sum and inter
tst due and able and has rclues ted the sale OF
said prcrnise- by virtue Of said deed Of trust and
Whereas, IL l. provided In and by said deed
OF trust that in case OF the death inability OF
refusal OF tho said Henry J. Aldrieh trustee
Ia act a. any time When action may be rs-
ouired for the execution OF the trusts under
said deed OF trust, then the LEGAL holder OF said
note may. by writing duly acknowledged. kt-
point successor in trust TO the said Henry }.
Aldrich and
Whereas. the said Henry J. Aidrieh Is absent
from the state Of Colorado. and unable 70 act
and has refused TO act said trustee, and the
legal holder Of said note has by a writins; duly
Acknowledged appointed and substituted the
undersisned W, ". Dale, OF Denver, Colorado,
trnstee to act as successor Of said Henry J.
Aldrich; now, therefore by virtue OF the auihor-
ity and powers vested in me aforesaid, I will
in pursuance Of the provisions of said trust deed
sell at public auction at the fremont Street
front door of the court house in the city OF
Denver. ArHpahoe county and state of Colorado
Wednesday, the 2sth day of February
A. d. 1871, at the hour of ten o'clock A. NJ
the above described real estate together
with and including ons water right in the La
Junta and Lamar Canal and any and all other
water rights and irrixating privileges used for
the irrigation OF said land. to the highest bidder
for cash for the purpose OF pay ing the indebted
ness above mentioned and coSts.
Dated at Denver. Colo, January 18th. 1897.
W. W. DALE, Trustee
Successor Ia Trust
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NOTICE.
L. 5. LAND OFFICE, LkAAR. CoJyo.,
December 18th, 1885

Us. LASD OFFICE, LAMAR. Colo..
December 18th. 1895
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
" by James 4. hillinger against Linnie aud
Frederick I. Benson. minor heirs of Frederick
T. Benson decreased by Michael Finify yuardiafI
for Abandoning Homestead Entry No. 2ziB
dated September 20, 1ss7, upon the nurthxest
quarter Of Section 50. Township = south. Range
q west. in Prowers Comfy. Colorado. and al
lesing that said tract Is not settled upon cpl-
tiyated as provided by law: with view TO the
cancellation Of said entry, the said parties are
hereby suminoned 70 appear AT this Office an
the 18th day Of February. 1871, at 20 clock A. NJ,
TO respond and furnish testimony concernin1:
said alleged abandonment.
$50 G. D. TgoNAS. Register.