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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
POLICE COURT.

Quite number Of minor cases oc-
cupied the attention or Justice Tomlin
Yesterday. Among them were the fol.
lowing:
Charles Hughes, colored. larceny Of q
coat from Dummy at Hannah 6 Kel
ly's stables; fifteen days IN jail.
John Henry. a colored boy, larceny Of
q pair OF shoes. the property of VIII
nam Nichols, colorcd; continued till to-
day.
Charles Wilson and James Walker
both colored, larceny; discharged
John Tabh, William Davis and Wal.
ter Cross, colored. trespassing on the
property of Wrenn, Whitehurst e Co:
81 and costs each.
Spencer FELTON,, colored. beating Alice
Alexander, coiorcd; fined $3.50.
Annie Knight, colored, assaulting An.
ME Harris, colored; dismissed with
costs
James Bray. colored, roDDing Isaiah
Wilson. colorcd, Of 70 cents and fish
knife: continued till to-day
Joshua James, colorcd, and NJ X.
Breckenridge. white sailor nghtlng
dismissed
Emmet Spires, co1ored, assault on his
wife: continued. The row occurred Sat
ur!ay night and the woman was forced
10 Jump out OF 4 window eighteen feet
high to the ground.
Robert Gordon. thirty days in fail, ir
default of furnishing Il SlGO Good bcha-
vior bond
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
ALTA Mtg, CITY.

Mrs. G. ". Saddler and little son,
Howard, OF Avenue b, left Saturday for
Baltimore, where they will spend two
weeks or more.
Mr.. Richard Warner. Of Baltimore, Is
visiting his sister Mrs. S. B. Ironmon-
ger, on Central avenue.
Miss Eta PrCsic. of Avenue :, Is or
a visit 10 friends and relatives at vii
son, n. G.
Miss Mary IIundlcy, OF the ward. is
spending her vacation with friends in
Mathews county.
The Rev. r. T.. Dudley and his niece,
Miss Julia Dudley, will leave to-day to
camp two weeks or more about Virginia
Beach. They will join q party there
from Berkeley. and the select crowd will
no doubt enjoy the outing
Captain l. Hundley. who received in
jurics to his hip Saturday, when he was
thrown from his road cart In Client,
was u little better Yesterday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
1'RAalBLE'CON,

Mrs. George Bain, Of 129 South Kelley
avenue Is cit home again, having spent
a week with friends III Richmond
Miss Gertie Peacock, who spent two
months or more with her sister. Mrs.
Forbes, in Kelley avenue, has returned
to her home at Roper. N. c.
See good rooms for rent cheap in spe-
cial column.
Il coored boy entered Mr.. H. William
sons residence on Willoughby avenue,
yesterday morning, and took Mrs. viii
l1amson's pocket book and made his es-
cape with the contents
Miss Jessie Bass, Of East Bramble-
ton avenue, will spend some time during
the summer visiting friends and attend
ing prCtracted meetings Oh Long Point,
up the Chesapeake bay.
Mr.. j. NJ. Goodwin, 205 West Bramhle-
ton avenue, has gone on visit to rela
ttves at Mrs. L. j. Burkc's, Centre Hill,
y. G.
The economical vapor stoves are on
exhibition at the corner oc Park and
Claiborne avenues.
Mr.. Archie Stewart. OF Baltimore, is
visiting Mr.. NJ. II. Holmes, III South
Marshall avenue.
Mr.. r. l.. Breeder. Of West Brnmble-
ton avenue, lost by death n fine horse on
Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Hall and daughters,
Misses Kate and Nettic, OF Windsor
avenue, are visiting relatives on the
Eastern Shore.
The Rev. NJ. p. Porter preached two
capital sermons at AIcKcndrce on sun
day His subjcst at II n. III. was God
Working In, Man Working Out-Sal-
vation." At p. m, "Self-introsp pee
ton" In his sermon at night he made
one point-it would be we'll for every
body to note, that Is, the location of
the devil is not some where else. nor in
somebody else. but in ones own heart.
| The funeral OF Mrs Josephine Rus
sell, wife OF Mr.. W. II. Russell, tool:
pace at o'clock yesterday afternoon
| from their residence, No. 81 Hanson ave
nue., ana was conducted by the Rev T.
| Il. Wright, OF Grace Baptist church
The interment was in Magnolia come
tory. Berkeley. She died al $50 o'cloc!;
| Sunday morning after an illness of sew.
cral weeks, aged 2S years.
| Mr.. NJ. Davis, is now making 4 special.
" of hot supper rolls a his bakery, cor.
ner Brambleton adj Windsor avenues
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"NoRFoIK VIRGINIAN Il: TUES DAY q. NE UIY 70 |1sg7

left in possession OF the land conveyed
TO them by Henry (the quiet possession
OF which Is covenanted to them by Rob
erD and that the defendant, Mary Low
lit and Hattie Land be required not to
disturb them. but to take their title in
seVeralty IN the land allotted to Robert.
which said Mary and Hattie own per
tout as we'll as per mic, and in which
the assignees OF Robert have no in
tercSt whatever 3sS g+F
In other words, the plaintiffs are not
estoDped by the covenant from claiming,
and setting up an equity and right
which they have against Mary Lovitt
ana Hattie Land, right which is guar
anteed to them by Robert by his cove
nant made In said deed. and which Is
as much binding on his assigns as the
covenant Of Henry is on the plaintiffs
Certainly, II Henry's aSsignees are
estoppedt from making this claim by
MS covenant, the assigneeS of Robert
would be likewise estopped by his cove
nant rom setting up any such defense as
they do here.
Or the matter may be looked at In an
other way. If the covenants are nlu-
tuai. the court should do equity be-
tween all the parties, which equity
seems to be this, that Roberts assig-
nees should only get what he assigned
them. to wit, n life estate and that
Henry's assignees should get what he
assigned them, fee; that as 1t was
Roberts title which failed, his assign
ees should bear the loss and that as
.Henry's title was good. his assignees
should get it; that Roberts assignees,
who have no interest whatever in the
land or any part Of it, he not allowed to
interfere with the equities existing be
tween the plaintiffs and the other de-
PENDANTS, but that the court will settle
those equities in the proper manner.
have taken the view of this case above
expressed, even II the covenant of
Henry Is binding, and as the result
would be the same If 1t is for
want or, or failure Of consideration, or If
is was only annexed to the estate &C
tually conveyed at the time, or if it was
cancelled by the covenant of Robert,
I have not discussed those questions
Let the demurrer be overruled.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
COnFERENC E REPORT
Concluded from First Pnge.)

1890 & (CUncluded from First Puge.)
House bill there was no division as ia
numbers, all being made dutiable at the
rate of $40 of q cent per number per
pound t0
The Senate left the House rate Of $40
Of a cent on the first division and pro-
vided an ad valorem Of 90 per cent. on
the second.
Flax gill netting. nets, webs etc, IS
reduced from 25 to 20 per cent. ad valo-
rem.
Eloor mattings, which are taken from
The free list, where they were placed by
the Senate, are made dutiab,e AT cents
per square yard where their value does
not exceed 10 cents per square yard, and
at cents per square yard and % per
cent. al valorem where their value ex-
ceeds 10 cents per square yard. The
rates fixed In the original House bill on
noor mattlnGs were 8 cents per square
yard on valuations under 10 cents, while
on valuations above the rate was the
same. with an ad valorem Of 25 per cent
added.
Bags or sacks made from plain woven
fabrics and baggfng for cotton, Eunny
cloth and similar fabrics were taken
from the free list where they were
placed by the Senate, and the language
of the House practically restored in both
Instances, except mat the rates were
changed. On hays the House rate was
reduced from ia Of a cent per pound
and Is per cent ad valorem to q Of
cent per pound and Is per cent. ad va
loren.
On baggng the House rate was re-
duced from x Of a cent per square yard
and 10 per cent ad valorem. to CLIO Of
a cent per square yard and no adj valo-
rom.
The conference accepted the Senate
rate and language on wrapper and filler
TOBACCO. except the rate on wrapper to-
hacco was made S1.S5 per pound in
stead of SITS. The House rate on i'm
ported cigars. cigarettes, etc, Of $3.50
Der pound and 25 per cent ad valorem
was restored. The Senate made the rate
81 per pound and % per cent. ad valo-
rem. There were no other changes in
the schedule on imported tobacco
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
Somethinq to Know.

1t may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to a
healthy vigor Is Electric Bittcrs. This
medicine Is purely vegetable, acts by
giving tone to the nerve centres in the
stomach, gently stimulates the Liver
and Kidneys, and aids these organs In
throwing off impurities in the blood
Electric Bitters improves the appetite
aids digestion and Is pronounced by
those who have tried It as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try 1t.
Sold for 50c. or $1.00 per bottle at Bur-
row. Martin & Co.'s Drug Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
TERRIBLE FATE, OF 4 SAILOR.

y telegram from Boston. under date
Of last Saturday, says: "rhc barge
Pilgrim, from Norfolk, arrived to-day
and reported the loss or the steward
Joseph w. Hall. last Thursday, when
seven miles cast OF Cross Rip lightship
IN Nantucket Sound. Hall ana his
brother Elmer, a deck hand on the
barge. were having u friendly wrestie
on the deck of the barge, and Elmer
accidentally threw his brother over the
rail. boat was Immediately lowered
hut before the boat could reach the man
he gave three fearful cries and sank.
It J.; thought Hall must have been seized
by Snarks, winch ire numerous In Nan
tnckct SOUND. rs he was a good swim
mer ana under ordinary circumstances
coud have remained above water for
some time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
COURT NOTES.

Dcputy United States .Iarsha! Cross
Is confined TO his residence. 323 Maltb.
avenue Hramblcton Ward, by sickness
The Corporation Court was engaged
yesterday in hearing civil cases.
William Nickson. white, was arrested
Yesterday charged with being nut.
ssance. lie was bailed for his appearance
in the Police Court to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
COURT OF LAW AND CHANGER,

COURT OF LAW AND CFANCERY
The July term OF the Court Of Law ant7
Chancery was begun yesterday The
dockcts were called and the following
cases set for trial:
With Jury-Ju!y 26th: IS; II. Halves
d co. Us. Edward Bryant & Co., and
norfolk Lodge No. 3S, b. p. O. E., US
T.. II. Camp et ais
July 2Ih-Farmers' AIanufacturInc
company VS.. Norfolk and Princess AnnC
turnpike company, and Michael Traver
vs.. D. G. Foreman and Il. b. Freeman.
July 2Sth--H. J. Miller VS.. w. j. Bax-
ter Jr.. ct ais.
Without Jury-July Goth: Western
Electric company VS.. X. r. Cobb, II. o.
elliott Us. Joshua Oldham & Sons, and
Spaiding & Baxter Us. T. w. Dason ct
ais.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
News Of The City Courts and Of
Clerks Office Transactions.
MORE WARRANTS OUT FOR CYclERs !,
The Case or Rusgles nnd Ills wife
Has Keen set FOR Wednesday,
Frank Brighton Goes UP tho James
River GorSreniin; aIr. q. ID. Cookies
Fancy Chl elk ems.

Yesterday morning about O'Clock
quite q little excitement was caused on
Main street by the pursuit Of q colored
thief by Officer Moore. The man es-
capped, but in his flight threw down three
boxes of new files that are at the police
headquarters awaiting Il claimant.
CYCLDRS BEWARE
f Yesterday four more city warrants
were issued for cyclers who have pre-
ferred the sidewalks to the roadways for
riding. Fifteen warrants are now out
for offenses OF this nature Several
more warrants will be Issued it Is un.
derstood. "a fine OF 81 to $50 may be
inflicted on all who violate the provisions
of the ordinance regulating bicycle ridi
ing
CUPID AND THE GOLD BRICK
GAME.
The case Of Ella c. Ruggles charged
by her husband with an attempt on his
life with a revolver, promises to be al
interesting one for those who thirst for
gossip. Yesterday thirteen witnesses
residents Of Norfolk. Berkeley and Port
Norfolk, were summoned to appear.
LEGAL INSTRUCTION FOR NOR
FOLK YOUTH.
Norfolk youths aspiring TO a knowl.
edge Of the law will be gatified to Learn
that Judge William Bruce Martin, Of
the Court of Law and Chancery, will in.
struct a law class next winter. It viii.
meet on certain evenings of each week
The members Of the class Will organize
at the Judges Office In the City Hall
Tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock
THE CHICKENS CAME HIGH.
About o'clock on Saturday morning
crank Singleton, colored. was arrested
on Scott street with a bag Of chickens
on his shoulder The officer who met
him declined to believe the tale the mar
told and locked him up. Yesterday Mr..
+. d. Cooke. who lives at the corne,.
OF Fifteenth and Cranky streets. identl-
He'd the chickens as his properly.
Singleton was rearraigned III the Pc.
lice Court yesterday morning, and In adj
dition to the $50 fine and thirty days
iail sentence, which he received last
Saturday, for carrying q pistol he was
given sixty days upon the charge of
stealing the chickens.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
ROBBERY At HOLLAND

81 here was a robbery in the county last
night. The home of Frank Carr, at Hol-
land. Station, was entered. and among
other things. $40 in cash was s.olen
The alleged hief,l2W.llie5 Fitzgerald, was
caught, but got away. Carr locked Fi;a-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
BANK CROOK ARRESTED.

Yesterdays Baltimore Sun says: "Pri-
vate Detectives David G. Smart and O
j. Miller, Of Baltimore, and Detective
Morgan Bradford, OF Norfolk, Va. hav,
arrested William Spicer. who Is charged
with defrauding bank in Ohio. The
arrest was made near Bengies Station
Baltimore county. Spicer has been
taken West
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
Real EsTATE TRANsTEne

w. ]. Rolly and wife to IGvie Johnakin,
Il piece Of land with improvements IT,
East Gibbs avenue, Bramhleton Ward
$3.50
i. G. Kidd to A. J. Kidd, personal
property; $780,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
SOUTHAMPTON FOR ELIYsON

+ C2urtland Va, July 19.--(Special.)-
At mass meeting Of the Democratic
voters OF Southampton county, held in
the courthouse to-day. the Hon. j. c.
'arker was reelected county chairman.
RESOLUTIONS instructing the delegat ties to
the Roanoke Democratic Convention for
j. Taylor Ellyson for Governor, and
FRANCIS r. Lassiter for Attorney Gene
raj were passed. Much enthusiasm was
manifested.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
At AUCTION Tn-nAY

r. r. Morris auct!oracr. will sell at hts
auction house, on New Market Place ar
10 o'clock this morning. q large line OF
furniture: 10 which the heads OF families
arc specially called.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
PAwNBRoKER's AUCTION SALE,

PAWNBROKER'S AUCTION SALE.
remember the auction sale of I'M
redeemed pledges held by T. Jacobs g.
Bro. .Lawnbrokers Of No. SOC Church
street. four doors above Queen, com
mencing this cruesday) at IL O'clock
noon and 1880 p. M. continuing every
evening until entire lot Of forfeited
pledges are disposed Of. Sale comprises
diamonds. gold and silver watches, Jew
elry Of every description, musical in
strnments furniture. tools, guns, pistols.
bicycles big lot Of wearing apparel,
r. =. Morris. auctionecr. ss - 57s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
A BENEFIT GAME.

isS There. is to be a game OF ball at weSt
End park tomorrow afternoon. T, viii
Pea benefit game-a game played to
help lcng- theGtcam, in a financial way
Everybody who can should buy a tick
et,&and thus assist in sustaining the
team. for the res. Of the season. No
Passes Will be recognized this time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

Norfolk, Va, July 18th, 1877.

Norfolk, Va, July eth, 1877.
Having purchased of Edward SpaldinG,
receiver the entire stock of Goods, Fix
lures. Tools, Materials, Accounts. etc, be-
longing to the Il. r. Gale trust, we shall
carry on the Jewc'ry business in :ll its
branches at the Old sir:.,1. No. $40 MAIN
STREET, under the li-m name CT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

,,3 NaRsenlond5 County Court, watch No
aourned over from Saturday, viii he
again to:D,orrow for a rene, /,
OF the contested election case, Rab.,y Va.
Jordan. The ends nor even IL ..teht
Judge SKilby hasn't yet decided the
Holland rliquor. case IT was repor;e ]
to day. the decision would come toner
row. 1tsis predicted the license will b,
refused
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20

II F1' + OF K

gerald UP, but the captive kicked and
cut his way to liberty.
Z Consta bic William Il. Whitfield. who
Is son the thief's trail, will be glad OF
any information leading to his capture.
The man is twenty years old, and Of a
dark, ginger bread color.
& THANKING THO BAND BOYS.
The Ni:ginian is asked to publish the
flowing:
Mr. Max Weyhman. secretary and
treasurer Of the Suffolk Band--Please
accept for yourself and convey to the
other members Of the band for ua our
mos. grateful appreciation Of their gen
erous donation Of the music on our late
excursion. and trust, should the oppo--
tunity come, we may be able to recipro-
cate in some degree the magnanimou5
generosity YOU have shown Va.
Very respectfully.
JULIA r. PHILLIPS,
~ G. W. DENNIS,
l.. T.. TURNER,
HENRY ELEY,
III. j. BOWEN.
LEONARD WILLIAMS,
IERBERT DARDEN.
The Meeker herald., 1897-11-20

The Utes were not long In leaving the
soil of Colorado after their disastrous
scrimmage with Game Warden Wilcox
and his deputies. A report from the
agency states every one Of them have re-
turned "home, and are apparently glad
to get there. Much as the taking Of
human life may be regretted, the recent
light between the game wardens and
the Utes will no doubt have a salutary
effect. Very little would be accom-
plished toward preserving the game
were the law to be enforced rs regards
the whites and not enforced as regards
the Utes.-Red Cliff Blade. r.
The Meeker herald., 1897-11-20
Oh, How Generous.

The Uncompahgres. 1t appears, have
finally been convinced that 1t is the de-
sire of the president that they take land
In severalty. aud have consented to do
70. Now, they ought in all fairness to
be allowed to take the lands either In
their present reservation or in their old
haunts in Colorado where they really
belong g.-Salt Lake Tribune.
There are symptoms OF an enlarge
ment of the heart In the above. f
The Meeker herald., 1897-11-20
The following is a boys version of his

The following is boys version Of his
fathers breeches: when dad has
worn his trousers out, they pass to
brother John; then ma runs them
around about, and William puts them
on. When Williams legs 80 long has
grown, the trousers fail to hide 'em, 50
Walter claims 'em for his own and slows
himself inside 'em. Next Sans fat
legs they close invest, and, when they
won't stretch tighter. they are turned
and shortened, washed and pressed, and
fixed ON me-the writer. Ma works
them into caps and rugs when have
burst the stitches. At d0omsday we
shall see the last (perhaps) of dads old
Observation-Disclosures Bugler.
The Meeker herald., 1897-11-20
Woicott ON the Issues.

Since his return from Europe, Senator
E. o. Woicott is talking like q revilsd
''Popocrat." He has been abroad, ~ II
generally known. for several months
with commission from President No
Kinley to argue with England about .
movement for the promotion Of inter
national bimetallism. )" 10 use the words
Of the st. Louis platform. Accompany
ing him were General Pa, ne, single
gold standard Republican Of Massachn-
setts, and former Vice President Adlsi
Stevenson, a stout advocate Of the i'm
mediate restoration Of bimetallism in
the United States. The commissioners
are now preparing their report to the
president in the quiet luxury Of the
Waldorf hotel.
Senator Wolcott will not discuss his
mission abroad, but is outspoken on the
recent elections. $50 far as the elec-
tions in the United States are con-
cerned, ;" he said to newspaper inter-
viewer Saturday, II can only say that
their results are what expected. The
result in New York is particularly graf
flying. although in the local issues there
was no declaration for FREQ coinage: or
any Endorsement Of the Chicago plat
form. The overwhelming plurality
given Van Wyck shows that the princi-
pies upon which the democratic party
stood year ago are gaining ground.
Long before this silver question can be
put to another national test, am con-
fident the people will have awakened to
the benefit which they will gain from .
change in the present financial policy"
These are strange admissions to come
from Senator Wolcott. 1.-THE over
whetming plurality given to Van Wyck
shows that the principles upon which
the Democratic party stood q year ago
are gaining ground" says be. Evi-
IDENTIFY the senator is trying to out-Tsa-
Ter Teller and to get in line for pe-elec-
tion. His candidate for supreme court
Judge was showed under in Col0gado
last week by "Popocrat," and this ~
frightened the once naughty and nm
Welding exponent of Haanaisa n NJ
Centennial state. But II 10 more thaa
probable that his conversion to Pop
ocracy" has come too late to save his
political mutton. The Coloradoans
have abundant material out OF which 70
make senator exactly to their liking.
and the young statesman's plea for an
other trial will fall on deaf ears whom
the time for his reelection comes. New.
ertheless, If he is really converted from
the error Of his ways he Is to he con
graduated, though he is doomed to 90,
cupy the mourner's bench for a period
irksome to his ambition.-St. Louis Re.
public.
The Meeker herald., 1897-11-20

It often happens that the doctor is ont
Of town when most needed. The two
year old daughter Of j. Y. Schenck, Of
Caddo, Ind. Ter, was threatened with
Group, he writes: MY wife insisted
that 70 for doctor at once; but as he
was out Of town purchased bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which
relieved the child Immediately" A
bottle of that remedy in the house will
often save the expense Of . doctors
biil, besides the anxiety always occa-
sjcned by serious sickness. When it is
sfvsa - soon as the croupy cough ap-
psarn. 1t will prevent the attack. Thous-
ands Of mothers always keep it in their
tonnes. The % and 50 cent bottles for
sais by Hay 4 JolIantgen.
The Meeker herald., 1897-11-20

A little child of j. r. Hays. living
near Colquit, Ga, overturned a pot Of
boiling water, scalding itself SO severely
that the skin came OF Its breast and
limbs. The distressed parents sent to
Mr.. Bush. q merchant Of Colqultt, for
a remedy. and he promptly forwarded
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The child
was suffering intensely, but was re-
lieved bv q single application Of the
Pain Balm. Another application or two
made 1t sound and well. For sale BY
Hay & JoHantgen, druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1897-11-20
DESERT LANDS-NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO MAKE FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE At

NItHWUUI spr1HRs' CUf0'' V0t' " ToT''
l, Henry Stndtmnn, OF White River, Rio Blan-
co county. Colo, who made desert land npplica-
tion No. 80, Ute, on the 18th day of December.
1888, for the N u Sc 4, N " Sw = Sec b, Ip.
3N., X. 80 W. 9Th p. NJ, hereby give notice
OF my intention to make final proof
to establish my claim to the land above
Court Of Rio Bmnoo county, nt Meekcr
Colo. on Tuesday, the Esd day of Novem-
ber, 1897. and that expect to prove that said
land has been properly irrigated and reclaimed
in the manner required by law, by two OF the
following witnesses:
j. ID. Moog of Mcekcr, Colorado. J. d. Lewis,
b. W. Barnes and l.. w. Queen, ali of hngorn,
Colorado. Henry Stadtman. Claimant
ocl6-n2O }. b. PHlLIPPI. Register.