davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
FLETCHER

Harmon Wcthcrbcc of st Adams spent
few days at home after Attending the run
eral of his friend l.. Il. Hunt.-F. /" Leach
is clCrkiug for W. S. Shopardson during
his absence at the Pan-Amcrican. hiram
PatterSon's little son put an open Jd' N
knife i'm his pocket and leaning against
something it penetrated His bowels ihiilct-
ing "A dangerous wound. but he is consider
ed ont of danger at pr"Srnt.-EdSon ROOD
and wife Of New Jersey visited at n. w.
Church's last Friday and saturday accom-
panied by W. H. Rood and wife of Buck
Hollow.-Alabel Hooper IS ill.-Mrs. c. Is.
Leach Of Cambridge is spending few days
with her daughter. Mrs. u. {. Robinson
frank Blaisdcll If Boston is visiting ms
mother. Mrs John FL z,orald.-Tho la
dies Aid will meet with Mrs. Lorenzo ri g
Thursday. sept. l2th.-Thcre will be serN-
ices at the Centre Sept. lSt.-Mrs. stephen
Bisdcn of California is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Seth ('uIpputpr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29

80, t-o;,,,,l.e ,.ouaro hlo oa,,,c;i. n y
C.r,,,haii u.nrth,. ad,.isor. n r. i1anln,.
h,'I.o,. n cr;,oos oaod c,orL. Al 4
,r'nNJr, y, ~. ,rr'ne', "e'' Wiii>i, ~ ~
IN, a. " t:o,,,,. hoad ,,L,,sician.
- - ,r,, on,or.' yTill,;ne nv *
"a G,a n ~ 1I,rI, ,r,uaoo,s rho
,,o,i,,,re an ,a t,,d nror T., tr.o u.cl<s
'',,1 CO.,, ,h" ,'r,sa,,, ~. l,,,,r vii r,.t in
~, ,o,,.,, hoii
- L.,iah, r.ho hoe hoo, l., C1evoland
ohio tnr tbo mas, rn,, unoks returned
bn,,7, Satur,,y lie uas acromnanied Nv
nj. hr",b,r'iH,lan Dr T. G. Pare OF
Woods,ori m
Tbn ,.i,tnri|,,, bau tc.,n uora piven a
s,,,,or -, Il,,a, phooniy ~, their rcturn
fr,'r Nnrri.,iIIl s,turd,,. rvcnirn
lirs r,.,,,b,, l,,,d,,,tt g., f., ,,,,n At ,,dcn
Nuil .s ,,,,,., ~, ,rd Nrs ccr,,
N,,s ri.'o,, Erau.,u ana tistar Nr.
stro,tcr r.turuoI Saturdn, from a vistt 10
.tt,ir .i.,r NIr. - t;,ilo, a, Pi,bford
1,,,,.,s .,,d L,r.I I,.,.,r 90 tIro.h,r,b
o,,,' bor. ,'isi,ir, ,bai, si.,ors NJ I',h,
,.,,,',. ,i >riit 1,a,,.,
,,t,.1,, t.a.to, ana, .n,, ttou.,rd oC l,,s
~ tt,i - ,,.;a, a.
49,, ,;,,,a -, ~ i,..
q p...
,Ii,. i,Iith iS.r,o,,t e,ishod ,,,. 1.bo,s
",10 i"''!l ~, '''.o,
g. ,',,, ,h,,,I t ,i p,ri
,'i iii' Iit',ri,t ,,o,,1n,. ~
'' W' n.,''l,,'i i',,',I,'r Ali., ,o
,-,,,ad f,a,r tL,ir Doe,on ,rin Sat.,rd,,.
in. ''''' '' '''F '''
NJ ~ Co.,. 1890. , -. :,
rnlta"" i"i'r '',' ~ =" ~ ,"'". 81
l''"'o" ARM" ~ %" ~ .'su.U'N ,Ii =,
,o" "9NS sup VIII" - ~ '"''o "' 'i''V'
~ nv; >..... ,,,.,, .,a,,,i.
4 49, -'''N' 49, -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
NORTH HERO.

Island Park on Bow and Arrow Point
at the south end of North Hero island is
fast becoming "A very popular placc.-A.
Pearl Little of Burlington vas called to
town Saturday as a witness in a suit
brought against North Hero known as the
School Marin case" Col. Hail for the
tho plaintiff and -. q. Furman for tn, do
PENDANT. The case goes to the higher
court.-lse La Motto station near Point
of the Tongue, Aburgh, is cXperieno ing
considerable difficulty in securing agents
that will 'stick' and the NTH man is now
running things therc.-Nesom PAYNE a
former resident of the island is visiting
friends in town after an absence of %
years spent mostly on the shores Of
Lake Michigan. +. Maude Hazen, her
sister. Mabel, and Miss Lena Rcay are
visiting friends in Swanton. w. T.. Deuel.
is now assistant draw tender on tho Pc
lots Point draw bridge.
Miss Fannie Haynes has been spending
a few days in Burlington.-Dc Waldo
Knight of Swanton was home Monday
for short visit-Moses Haynes and fam
lily Of Ottawa are spending a week with
his brother. Judge Haynes, DR.. and Mr..
II A. l.add are the happy parents Of
an eight pound daughter, Edith kinslcN
Iadd, born tho Dist inst-Mr. and Mrs. r..
X. Hathaway have returned to Alhurg al
ter spending several weeks in town. They
will soon mako Il trip to Buffalo tn visit
the Pan-Amorican.-M Naomi Allen is
not much improved from the recent at
tack of hronchitis.-NOrth Hero creamery
ncttcd its patrons eighteen and onc-half
cents for July butter.-ReV. Mr. Ryan
came near losing "A horse by being badly
stung by hornets. The horse WAS hitCh,d
to sapling ard a hornet 8 nest was close
by. The horse was seen making frantic
efforts to get loose and soon sucCcedt Il.
The condition Of tho horse and its continue
ally throwing itself was evidence Of tho
torture 1t was enduring. 1t was badly
stung but will recover. The wagon and
harness was badly complaint
was made against the Italian who keeps
a shop at Pclots Point and he was ar
rested and lodged in jail Monday night
/ Tuesday morning a hearing was had and
he was fined s. with costs amounting tc
$l716 The fine was paid and he was re-
| leased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29

son, visited friends in town last week
Tho ncighbors and friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
COwlcs gave them very pleasant surprise
at their homo last Wednesday evening.
Their commodious house vas tillod Mt an
early hour and everything combined to
make this occasion one long TO be rcmem-
bored. Beautiful and substantial presents
were left to remind them of this event
Mr. Cowles is principal Of the stowe Acn-
deny. Mrs. Cowlcs will assist In class
work They will leave this week to take up
this work They will he accompanied by
the best wishes Of host Of friends.-Frad
Lprabcc is home from New Jersey, where
he has been attending Theological 'hool
for the past year, for few weeks racn-
tion.-Maud Amsdon has pCnc TO North
ainpton. Mass, to work in the Insane hsy-
lum-Mr and Mrs. Frazier with their
daughter from West Burke visited friends
in town last weck-iIcnry Allen Is crtti-
cally ill.--NTrs. Jennie Thompson seems 10
be improving -Mr.and Mrs. McFutcc have
moved their goods from lIardWick and are
working at c. ". HanSon'S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
ST, AlBANS,

Professor Frederick Freeman of West.
brooL Me who was rrcontlv ..nroiutrd
nrincinal az tbo citv schnnis .rr.,.ci
in the CITY Mon law MIGHT MIR. Freeman is a
pnduate Of Hov1oir CnIIr,,o and nos
iuurht in different schnols in Nninc fnr
tho nasa thirteen vpar. Mrs Freeman
and son win moi conc hern for sevar,I
weeks
Miss I dis IIarvo,. and Mic. t}a.aio r,,,.-
,ut entertained - Inrp,. nI,nnhor ~ ,b,ir
friends with a dancing Marty nt paipo's
Ian TUESDAY NIGH. mn, l.aIl lnd h,on I'I..t-
tily trimmed with golden nod marinoIds
ANA greenery and never looked NOR. AT
tractivo. In one corner of th, room was
II daintily decorated table from vbic,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Ifazcn Tracy are visiting
in Johnsou.-Dr. +. T.. Hopkins and two
sons of Springfield, Mass, visited at ~.
S. Wrght'S rcCcntly.-Thc youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs Homer Touchettc died on
SUNDAY and was buried TuesdaY.-M Y,
II ,ioodscll and granddaughter Of W0r-
Costor Mass, spent few days in town
this Wcok.-Alrs. u. r. Wright and Miss
Eollo Davis returned Monday from Shol-
don COMPREHENSIVE In town be gin
n,Nt Monday. George Fuller began the
fan term at Moodyvillc in Westied Mon
day and the Ilectorville school began
Monday with Miss Cunningham of Dam
willie as toacher.-An alarm Of fire was
sounded from Hutchins' mill Sunday
morning about 3 o'clock, The fire VS.
confined to the boiler house and no great
damage was donc-Mrs. +. r. Brown is
visiting in burlington and Wiuoosli.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from Cd pagc)

tire Wodnesday.-M and Mrs. l., A. Bates.
NJ and Mrs William MCIane, Mr. and
Mrs. +. r. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. q. a.
Rice left for Buffalo Monday night-Rcv.
G. p Rvington wife and daughter lctt
town Wednesday and Mrs. y. T..
Smith and daughter went to Athol, Mass ,
Monday to visit Mrs. Rove Mr.. Smiths
s'ster.--Miss Edith Hall returns to stock
bridge, Mass Sept Mis- Marion Rice
of burlington is visiting at c. A. Rice's,
Mrs Bliss of LAX" Placid, y. Y, and
Mrs Bliss of Wisconsin have been Visiting
their brother, Albert Wilcox, the past
wcek.-The Cloverdale Creamery CO., pail
so cents per hundred for July m!lk.-FaN-
cite Goodrich has purchased the place for
merry occupied ny the late G. >. JENNIE,
NJ D.-Nfiss Ida Truthful, who has been
spending the month 1t John Aliens re-
turn to Broklyn y T. FRIDAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
BELVlDERE.

F. w Potter Is very sick with typhoid
fcver-RcV. NJ. W. Bathwick of Boston
and Rev q. \. Chase of Koone. n. H.. an,
holding revival meetings al the Christian
church They will hold over Sunday.
September ist and perhaps longer. There
is quite an interest I'm the meetings. quito
number of friends met at : w. Cohurn' :
the list to celebrate his saith birthday.
They presented him with a chair.-Dwight
Potter is on the sick list.-Mr. and Mrs
Alonzo Davis have been called to Norris
willie by the fatal sickness Of tho wife of
Mr. Davis brother, She has cancer If
the stomach. George DeaVitt is moving
into Stephen Hemonway's house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
HYDE PARK.

A large crowd from here were in Jericho
Wednesday TO see the ball game between
Hyde Park and Jericho. The afternoon
was very hot. several of the regular play
ers could not be there and one was slclS
SO that he could play only part of tho
game, but they were equal to the occasion
and with their heavy hitting and good
base running won out by a score OF IL 90 Z
Cheney and Fcss pitched for Hyde Park
and Jackson caught.
+. Il. TeTill of Jericho was in town
Thursday evening to assist the local camp
Of Woodmcn In getting organized. The
following officers have been elected: Her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
RANDOLPH.

,rh A1.o,,t,., oo,,,n meeting m tho
o,'.,,,d. h.,yyc..n here and HeihoI attract
"a r,,it. - .r,,hcrinr from mere sunday.
-, .h, nttcrj.,,o vas NOT so larp, "a
,,U',.f ,,is yoar rho meanings closed
S+,,,d.,,
! WHITE and ,,.ifo had a mar
,'' fro,,, serious ini,ir, SATURDAY.
49,, ,h.,. v.oro r.turrinr by team from
p.t,,l r,r,,- ,nllid,d yyhilr trav,llina at
o.. ,r,od ,,o,. with auoth.r team and hot h
~. tbrnu,r sam. Instance MIR White
y.,s ont,,npIrd in thr rrius i'm such "a way
,hn, tro horse stnn,,.d bcfar, serious
,i.,,,..,,., vac dome rho va.,nu only. Icing
d,n,,p,d
Mrs charles q Dubois arrived Mon
j,,. t,.o,,, Cri,,gn and l. a guest II the
Enn,n Of bar fothcr. H. p sanford. Her
.i.t,r Nrs t,bn >bbott of Win, hester
,i ,,1 d,,,,rb,., ar, ais, mr..
~. ,rd Nrs IIur.co Mann IF Nartn,ttc.
wiz nrriv,J Monday evening and arc
h.irr nnfortoin,d Inv J. II. Iamson and
t.r,jI,. ,r,o d,.tor v.1s formerly a r,si-
d.,,, 80 mis- town Which NJ, has not visit
cd hotorn since, mo,inp from her, IN years
aoo
AZ Inhr u p,reo,s and bride are exnort,d
,j,i,tm ,,,i, a. Nv, home NJ his naronts
NIr and Mrs r l. Parsons lie WIS
,,,arr;nd srt,,rdo, afternoon in New York
tn Misc ~rlio = Wilkins of that city.
p.,. - I nrbach of 81 Marks ,hurr h
,,',,.farn,or ,b, ,..rrr,or, ,nd MIR and Mrs
i.,,s,,'s I.t, ,lr,ost Immediately on the
.,,,,a,. ,,.,, rirbrord for a trin ~, mo
I, "''''' ,,;u .rs,,d ,i,,,t , u,k
Il, ,,th,-,, ~, York in Addison and at
thn home ~ his sister. Mrs Alvin Com
ror in Nr.r,h,stcr Mr.. Parsons has 4
,,,',,,h's ,',,,tion from tho Wcnamall,r
i,, ,,hera NO h,s noon nnnIov,d
Elm si,l, ,.n,n. ~ Now Work. about f,nr veurs
.',,, 0''''7
= t,,.,. - r,ic,ond,,o ,,,ss he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
ESSEX CENT RE.

Mrs. G.. Brand is attending the camp
meeting of the Free Methodists at IT Ar
mand. 4. Q.-Miss Clara Dygcrt went
Monday noon to Randolph to attend tn"
normal school-Mr. and Mrs. John IN mp
son. Jr.. of Albany, n. Y. visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson,
last week-Adlor Dague "A young son of
r.. 5. pasue, broke his leg while wrestling
Thursday.-At the examinations last Fri
day of the town scholars for free buttons
at the Essex Institute there were T. apple
cants and all but two passed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

There will he no more services in the Nj.
T. church until the repairs are completed.
The Union sunday school picnic held in
II. n. Gallaghers grove was nm unusually
pleasant occasion.-Mrs Edwin Strutton
and daughter, Eva, have gone to old Or
Chard Beach for "A few weeks stay. Mr..
and Mrs, Withors, il, accompanied them
Mrs. q. y. Gallagher and children ac-
by his mother, Mis-. R"nfrew
have gone to Ryegato and vicinity for a
fc " weeks. Mr., and Mrs. Ezra Seaver and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. A. + Croft and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hub
bell we're in Milton several days this week
to attend the wedding of Miss Lena Pratt
OF that place-Thcrc will be sunday
school picnic in JAY DaNis $ woods FRI
day. August }Gth.-Mrs. Henry cutting
had the misfortune one day last week To
have the tip Of her finger bitten on ny
horse Miss Olive Fassett spent several
DAYS in St Adams rcccntlN.-R. +. Smith
of Fall River is at the home of his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. liichard Smith, visit
inn Tor a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
ENOSBURGH,

Carl Maynard and Miss Lang, a friend
from " orcester, Mass, arc taking their
vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
s O. Maynard. --Johu Leach of Springfield,
Mass. is home for q few days Mrs q.
S. Fassott is i'm IIardwick-Thc Congrcga-
tional Sunday school will have their an
nual picnic the 3oth in f. NJ. Wright's
maple groVe.-Itdith Leach of Burlington
is visiting friends in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29

bail game was played last Saturday on
Angel park between Tunbridgc and
Erookheld. The score stood % to in IA
vor OF the Brookfcld boys.-Fay Evans
OF Brookhold has been at J. Seymour's
for two woeks.-One day last week j. Per-
ham and II. y. Tracy caught fine lot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
EAST GEORGIA.

Mrs. {. T.. Gale visited her daughter.
Mrs stone at Wostford recently
r. ~ Hyde recently went to Burlington
there meeting Miss Elizabeth Chalkcr,
WHO had once Travelled across tn" conti-
ucut with her.-Mauy from here attend, /
the funeral of Frank Duffy which was
h, 1T Sunday at West Georgia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
CAMBRIDGE.

Rev. a. c. Mohr spent last week Mt the
lake at South Hero. His brother and SIS
ter from New York city are visiting him
this week. Prof. Gilmore came here sat
urdny to play ball anu remained over sun
daN.-rho bah game between the home
team and the team from Bakersfield re-
suited in a victory for the home team,
% ~ $. The boys 50 10 Bakersfield soon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
EAST FRANKLIN.

y. 4. Chamherlin of Johnson, Fla,
is visiting his son, f.. H. Chamborlin. -
Miss Bertha Olmstead of Burlington is
spending her vacation at her fathers. r..
Olmstcad s.--Il Il. Simms of Boston ariiv-
ed i'm town SUNDAY. August IS, to visit at
the home of r.. G. Wilsou.-Miss Ger
trudc Armstrong has gone to Boston.
Mass. to visit relatives MiSs Cora
Nh,olock, who has been visiting her
uncle c. II. Armstrong, has returned to
her home in Bak'rsiold.-M Mr.. and Mrs
f.. Nadncy of Montgomery have been visit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss May Hodges of Bridgeport Conn.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. II. Rutton.-
Miss Florence Russell of st. Johnsbury u
spending a week with Miss Grace Rouse.
Mrs. Il. Wallace and niece are visiting
friends in town this wcck.-Mlss Walker
from Boston Is visiting at her father $,
Rev William, Walkers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
JOHNSON.

Alfred Whiting and family from Minnie
sofa. are visiting his brother ). u. Whitin,,
of this place w. II. I'VE is spending 4
week with his wife at the Willows in
Salem, Mass +. a. Riddle is also thcre
fer few days -lIeman Newton and wifa
visited relatives in Georgia and vicinity
last week.-Mrs.. Il. G. Crstv. who has
been sick since last May is improving
slowly.-C. y. Story and family spcrt sun
day with r. o. Story returning Monday to
HOosiCk Falls n V
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
EAST GEORGIA.,

Miss Josie Donahue is visiting friends
in West Nilton.-Mrs. Minnie Buck of St
Adams is visiting at y. a. Lconard's.-
MIR. and Mrs. William Decker have return
cd from st. Adams Bay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
RANDOLPH CENTER

Mr.. Douglas, who bought the AleNan-
DIR place. has "A new Reaper this fall He
has cut nearly all the grain for the farm
crs through this section. Sidney Tullar
has been paid 81 and costs by George
ncbard for tho dog which was ono; 10y
Ilchurds son Earl while ago.--Anothtr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29
II. w. ALLEN e CO.
Getting Ready for School.

In buying goods you'll find that very cheap and
very good don't really often 60 together Here is an ex
ception 1000 yards high cost coored dress fabrics
lengths hundreds of pieces big table in dress goods
department. Prices range from 75c to $500 per yard
All marked for this great sale AZ cents per yard.
The Favorite Corner our store the past few weeks
has been the muslin underwear room. Just we have
sale lot Of Night Gowns 68 cents. You would not
call them high at 89c 98c-good musns fine tucks
and hamburgs, made in our usual careful manner.
Early Fall Underwear, for Men.
Just the right weight for between season, when you
leave off the gauze balbriggan and don't want the win
ter weight Jaeger mixture, beautifully Finished pearl
buttons. Compare with dollar underwear and if you
detect the difference Shirts sizes "a to 50 drawers,
30 to So Price so cent? per garment.
H. w. ALLEN e CO.
Carlsbad current., 1901-03-02
Joaquin ri.ller.

When Joaquin Miller was here in Jan
uary he was very much impressed with
everything he saw, and did not hesitate
To express himself freely. lie was par.
ticularly interested concerning the trees,
aud gave II ~ his opinion that there
", re other varieties that would thrive
under the same conditions as the cot.
tonwood. Mr.. George lIutchins re-
ceivcd promise from Mr., Miller that
the latter would send to Carlsbad sev.
era varieties of trees for experimental
purposes, which the former agreed to
give fair Trial.
The arteSqp wells at Roswell were ms
amazing to Mr.. MilleI WHO has travelled
all over the world, as they were To the
average visitor. When the biz well at
the railroad shops was turned on he
clapped his hands In perfect wonder.
ment. Likewise, when he was shown
the alfalfa farms and the great Sir
Bredwell. His trained mind was quick
TO grasp the possibilities of the pecos
Valley in every feature and at parting
he assured the writer that his imprcs.
siQns would take the form of one OF
more newspaper articles at no distant
day
We ARE just In receipt of letter
from Alr. Miller, now lecturing ip south.
en Texas, in which he requests some
photographs and data for II sketch he
I has contracted to do at once. lie also
refers To his promise about the trees
and says they will be here very shortly
That he Is very much interested in the
great southwest Is evidenced by the iol
lowing telegram, taken from the Dallas
News of recent date;
Alice, Tex. Feb. -. The following
lapd deals were consumated here last
saturday by Joaquin Miller of CAlifur
mia aid Major j. Is Armstrong of Aus
tin. TsX. Mr.. Miller purchased II:
acres 1f land adjoining town, for -,
$50. Major Armstrong purchased =, 75t
acres. also adjoining town, for SlO,SOO
Carlsbad current., 1901-03-02
Resolutions OF Sympathy.

Eddy Grove, Camp No..
Woodmen Of the World,
February 2s, 1901,
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased an ell. wise
Proyidepce to remove from our midst
the wiyes OF our worthy brethren, ".
II. MulIane and Len Scott, be il
RESOLVED that Eddy Grove, Camp
No. 3, estend to our brethyen in this sad
hour Of their afliction, our sincere s,sn.
pathy, :. H. WAITE,
j. B. LECK,
Committee.
Carlsbad current., 1901-03-02
Legal Notice.

Territory oi NcY Mexico,
county ~ lddy,
In the Probate court IN and for Eddy
county, New Mexico
In the matter al the probation Of tho last
viii and testament of Maynard sharp, de-
ceased,
To whom II may ConCcrnt
Notice II hereby given that n last viii
aud testament Of Maynard ShHyuc, Int oi
the county nf EDDY ana Territory al New
Mexico, VIII Lc offered for probate on the
18th day uf the regular March \ -. lplit Mon
dRv. March Isihi term ~ ~" Probate Court
IN ana Ipr the county VrEddy aud Territory
OF Ncw Mexico.
The said term To- be- brRuu Rnd held IN the
court house nt carlsbad, Eudy county, New
Mexico, on the nrst Monday M, Hud the I'm
day of March \ u 1891. nj 10 O'Clock n. IN
OF salh Gay
Witness the Honorable \ Green. Judge oi
the Probate Cuurt Ia aud for Eddy county.
New McNru. una the seal ui sad court, this
18th day ui fcbthary, \. II. l0i '
". " OwEN,
lsttll Clerk of the Probate Court. kddy
lnunty. New Mexico
Carlsbad current., 1901-03-02
Contest Notice,
Department of the Interior }
ttfutIt'I AftIg- I mud ntllts

'lutlt1 states IauG once
Roswell y VI january T. 49,
sufficient C,nltrsi Ht,idnvtt havinP been
nlcd la this onicu 10y Morgan VI Davi.,
contestant. against hpmC-tS,d jUtuy M go
made sept. - 1875 lor the ~ ~ the swi.,
section 4, ana the M of Sc' ut section
Il, township ~ -, range ~ ., by
sidney Jackson. Contcstcr, In which II IN
alleged thnt the said sidney l1cksuu has
WIullN abandoned said tract, ana changed
his residence thcrcIrnm for more than sls
months sine" making said entry, ANA newt
prior to 'thn date hcrcin' thn' ssatl
tract H. not settled upou nnl ,uil4grtCd by
said party NJ required by lHT. .MDd mat said
alleged ahgcncc from 'hc said lana WuS not
due Ia hl. employment In the AtmNG' navy
ar ma. inr corps of the United States a. "A
priybr ApldiCr, 0nlgcr HcpuiAu or marine
during the war wtth SpninI 'Or' during any
other war In which the United States may
he engaged; said parties nrr hereby notified
To appear respond aud olicr evidence touch
Ing said allegation Ht ~ O'Clock u, m. ON
April ., lU., before the register nnd re-
cciNrr AZ the Unfcd Stdtcs laLd once in
Roswell. New Mexico
1hc sad euutrslaut hHyiug ~ u proper
aiidaviT: lliru dHnunry 3,Nul. set lorth tact
winch show that after due diligence person
Al srrN icu Of thIs uuiiCr can not he uiduu, II
rs hereby nrdrrcd ana directed that such
notice hc gIYcn 10y dUr nud PROPER puhlicN-
lion. %
IIpHNHD IN iSp, Rcri~tur,
DAVID l. GkYtH. Receiver,
lirsl publication Feb ., liOl}
Carlsbad current., 1901-03-02

4 good well OF water, y miles south.
west ef the Hat Ranch; good range,
tine water and no loco Write me ut
Carlsbad. ,IOIIN II. STEWART.