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North Park union., 1901-11-29

The first hired man on record was
Jacob who worked for Laban seven
years for girl and then the old man
palmed off on him another girl whom
he did not want. He then worked
another seven years to get the right
one. Ranch hands who kick on
twenty-five dollars month, board
and washing and the privilege Of sit
ting up with the hired girl three
nights out of the week should read
the story of Jacob, the irst hired
man.-Denver Field and Farm.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the
firm, namo and style Of Lafevcr and
Holdregc, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent OF tho parties.
John Lafever ia to continue the bust
ness and agrees 10 pay all legal debts
of the partnership and will collect all
claims due the partnership.
Witness our hands this 9th day Of
November, 1901. JouE LAIEvER
Ii. E. HoLDBEGE.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
G. G. Fliniau & Co
International Live
Stock Convention

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 30, to Dec. Z,
1901 and Annual Convention Nation
al Live Stock Ass'n--Chicgo, Ill.,,
Dec. SO, 1901.
For above occasions the Union Psc-
iflc X. L. Co., has made rate $3.50
for round trip.
Dates Of sale-November 80 to
Dec. 9, 1901. Limited to Continuous
passage each direction. Final return
limit leaving Chicago, not later than
Dec. s, 1901. so cents JOINT Agency
fee.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

A new method OF extracting gold
known as "Wynn's new process" is
reported to be in operation in Den
yer, and old dumps In Gilpin county,
that by the ordinary process assay
$500 per ton, produce from $500 to
$1,000 by the new method. Willard
Teller, well known Colorado lawyer
and brother Of Senator Teller,
is one of the incorporators Of . new
company to carry on the business.
Success to it.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NOTICE ron pvsLIcAr,on.

Land once a. Dcevsr, Colssado.
Oct. %. 1901.
kotiss is hsssby xi,ca that tho following.
named ssttlsr has died notice Of his intontion
70 make dnai peoof In support q his claisa. and
that said proof viii b nnsdo bcfors Henry L..
Bsush United Statss Comsstssipnor, Distgise
Of Colorado, at wsldsa, Colorado. on DsceDbs
1th, 1901. vls. s u. A. No. n,Sp, Of xhomas Zip
fol OF Walden. Colorado. for The NE ~ esc. =,
N, Ri W.
Ho names the following witussscs 70 pfovs
his continuous residence upou, aud cultivation
Of, said land, vs.:
Charlie. l.. p. win.com. Of Walden. Colorado
David r. Budduth.
William 4. Tip,brel.
=. II. Mage.
CD. Fosp. Rosistos.
ss ur pis
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Land odiceas Denver, Colorado,
Nov. 7. 1901.
Notice IL hereby sivun that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his intoutioo
to mako final proof in support Of his cuim, nnd
that said proof will DO msdo before Hunry l..
Baush, United statos Commissiouor, District
of Colorado. ut Walden. Colorado. on Dsccinbsr
q, 1901, viz: II. 4. No. 1892, OF Cinu- Albert
Clnuson, OF Pearl, Colorado, for the Lot Nos, &
NE IL sW l.. and a5I.s sry IL sec. . rleN.
RssW.
He nnmos tho following Witnesses 70 prove
his continuous rosidcace upon, and cultivation
OF, aaid land, viz:
George o. Elmos. OF Poafl. Colorado
Thomas N. Aks1,
Samuel II. koIntosh,
George Wintorburn.
c. D. Fo.D. a.si,s.s.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

George Post, Charles Baker, Hen
ry Capron, Will Winscom, Peter Mon
roe, Fletcher Campbell, Al Green, AL
McNiel and Bert Ried, all well-knonn
residents OF the North Park country,
were here last night and Witnessed
the contest between the Montana Kid,
who lives at Walden, and Jess Hulett
North Park union., 1901-11-29
Notice For Publication.
Uaiead Ssatss Land On1cs,
Ncovmp. CoIo. OF. 70. l91l

Uniead Ssates Land On1cs,
Denver, Colo. Oct %. 1904
Notice 10 hereby given that Henry c. Dcstcn
of Walden, Lariinor County. Colorado. has dIed
notice OF intention 20 mako prost on his dsssre
land claim No. l2s. fog tho 81 ~ NE - and
l.s sE II and NE ~ Sw ~ and Be IL NV
Ia Sec. ID 7 s N r - W, bsfofe Heary L. Baush.
United Statcs Comnissisner. Distric. Of Colo
RADIO. at Walden. Colorado, on Saturday. he a
day Of pcoombcr. 1904.
He names tho following witocssss " provo
tho complete Irrigation and reclamation ofsAid
land:
peter W. FISCHER, Of Walden. Colorado.
jacob q. Timbref e
Elisha Stout "a
William D. Beek~tth"
C. D. FolD, RsstssR.
Hs up plA
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NOTICE ron evsl,cAr,on.
Land Otiics at Dsavsr, Colorado,
~ ~ lnul

Land U4hcS AZ U6nv6f, O6Iotodo,
Oct. ~, Ieoi
Notice is hereby givcn that tho folio~!us.
named sestiss has nlsd notiee 81 bis intention
to mako final proof in support Of his elaia. snd
that said proof will bc made hetoco Hrnry l..
Bsush. United StatSs Commissioner. Dt.tsict
Of Colorado. at Walden, Colorado. ON pcosmbss
Tth. 1901, viz; II. A. No. I'lea. Of Charles l.. ?.
wiu.eom of Walden. Colorado, for tho E 4. n
" IL and NE ~ sw - and NV IL sK ~ 300
Il. TsS. r Tsw.
Hc names the following witnsssss 10 provo
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. said land, v!si
Thomas ZIpfol. OF walaon. COLORADO.
David r. Sudduth.
william rimbrsll.
3. 81. Mace. e
CD. Fssp. Register.
Hs ur Du
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NorIcEFoR PUBLICATION.
rlasw Culture. Final proo'.

Land Office at Denver, Colorado.
October. 10, 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that Deauis Brennan,
Of Spicer, Colorado, has filed uotico Of intention
to mako nnal proof boforo the q. 8. Conimis
sionsr at his office In Walden Colorado. on
Saturday, tho 30 day Of November, 1901, on tin
ssr culture application No. 1..G, for tho VIZ
5 En- aud EM 8 VIZ Of ssctiou No. IL, In Town.
ship No 8 n, Range No SOW.
He names tho following witnssses:
Mark A. Baldwin, Of Rand, Colorado.
WIN. A. Baldwin, Of
John Black OF spiccr, :"
Dan NsIsaac, Of
c. D. Foap. Rsgisssf.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
Further Amputation. A
(Thc Atlanta Constitutiou.) J

"You'd better SEQ to Johnny, doar,"
said the wife. 81 think he's chip
ping OF piece of your cork leg to
make q stopper for the molasses bur-
rel-bless his cute little soulr'
North Park union., 1901-11-29
Walden County, Colorado Friday 90

Of this city. They were filed with
disgust ut the miserable fight put up
by Hulett, and while they expected
the Kid to win, they did not expect
the first five seconds of the contest
would settle tho matter. Laramie
Republican.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

We're you ct church last Sunday
night? If not why not? Our pas
tor gave US very instructive sermon.
The house was nearly full of people
and the UNION is glad to announce
that order seemed to be strictly Oh
served. That's right boys, and girls
too. II you will ba noisy and rude,
don't be SO at church. OF all places,
church is the place to observe good
rules OF conduct.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
o...a l..s. Fin, pps'.

United States Land 0dscs,
Denver, Colo, Oet. ., 1901.
Notice 10 hereby 8ivsn that Jacob q. rinbssi
Of Walden. Larimer counsy. Colorado, has alo.l
notice OF inteasIoa to mako proof On his dsssrt
land claim No. iS,, for tho 8W ~ BE IL. Sec. 10
aud " l.- NE IA. soc. Is, T N, q 7sN, bsforu
Henry l.. BAuxh. uaitod ssatas CoenmLsioucr.
District Of Colorado. at Walden, Colorado, on
Saturday, tho .ist day of December. 1901.
He names tho foilowins Witnesses to provc
land:
Pc,cr W. Fischer. Of walds-. Colorado
Henry q. Bostoo, q" 4.
Elisha Stout,
william D. Bcekwith,
CD. yokp, Rssisser.
Ms vP OlA
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NOTICE ron pusL,cAr,on.

Land onasc =. Denver, Colorado.
Nov. Z, 1901.
Notice is heraby Given that tho following
named settler has Alcd notice Of her intention
to mako hnal proof in support Of hse claim. spd
that said proof will ba mado before mo Clerk
Of tho District Court, Lnrimcr County, Colo
rado. at Fort Collins, on December sist. 4. D.
1901. Wis: Mary A. Sipos, tiormsriy May A. Con.
norsJ for the Lots . and ! and NE IA Sw l.,
Sec. 8 and Lot No. 1, Seo. 4 r No. N. In Rsnss
5Iw.
she names tho following witnessss 70 provo
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, sAid innd, viz,
Fred Holdros., of Owl Colorado.
John 0ibboos, "
Mary Gill. Fort Collins Colorado.
cD.ronD. REGISTER.
xis Up nsn
North Park union., 1901-11-29

The Two Bar drove large herd OF
cattle down the Michigan to new
quarters last Friday.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Mr.. NJ. l.. Fox has moved his fam
lily into his new house south OF
Elisha Stout's new residence.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes for man or boy, at Woodruff &
Terry's, Laramie.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Wm. kerr's family have moved iu-
to the house just vacated BY DR..
Morse near the school house.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Miss Sophia Brocker has come to
town to attend school, making her
home with tile editors family.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
laramie, Wpon,tng
Notice For Publication.
ps.s,. las1, eIasi r.sss.

United 0sates Land O0cA
Denver. Colorado. Oct. II, ioo1.
Notice IL heroby given that Reid Matthew OF
walden. Colorado. has nlod notice oalinsenaea
Va make proof Oh his dssest hand for tho
claim No. l& Lot and SEA Bw IL soc. TsN
Z Is " and sE ~ Sec. " rSH 10 W bsioss
sho Register or Rscoivor at Dsnver. Colorado
on Tuesday, tho srd day Of December. 1901.
Hc nnnes tho following witnesses to prove
tho complete irrigation and reclamation a
said land:
Christina Sodorborg, Of Walden. Colorado.
Waltsr G. Jones
william A. Joncs
William Joues
Annie C.katthsws
C. d. FoaD. Rssssss~
ocI uP NE
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Send your mail orders for Clothing
and Shoes to Woodruff and Terry,
Laramie.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
Notice For pubIieaeion.

Department Of tho Interior.
Land Chico at Denver, Colorado,
November 10, 1901.
Sstico 10 hereby given that ths following
named sottler has fiiod notice Of his intention
to mako final proof in support of his claim, and
that sSid proof will bo ,nado before tho Register
or Accoivsr at Denvor. Colorado. on December
2sth. 1901. vis.: Geossc II. MseGrssor, H. +.
No. iS,1lt, for tho NE ~ NE ~ 6eo. u. Be ~
Sc IL and " ~ sE II Soc. 10, + 5 n, R7s W
SP. II.
He nance the following witnessos TO provo
his continuous residence upon spd csltivation
of, said land. Yis.:
Robert E. Oliver. Of Dcavas. Colorado.
Orio J. Simms.
John Adans. e Estes Park, e
". 7. Parks. 1"
o.p.Tonn. Register.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NUMBER le.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Land oa,ee a. Doavor, Coio.sae,

Land od8ee At Dsavor. Coiosaao,
OFT. - t9ne
Sotiss u hsrphy sireu that the ena1svias-
saned settler has flod not.cs OF his intsutioo
70 make nnai proof In support q his olsis, and
that said proof will bc made bsfcsc Hcary L.
Baush, United Ssatcs GommiAsicncr, DISTRICT
Of Colorado, At walden. oioratio, on Deccs'bor
Sh isoi, VI; Il. 4. No. 1883, Of Sylvester r
Holdrideo OF walden, Colorado. for tho SIT n
fnS, B 30 ".
He names tho fo,lo~ins witnesses 10 provo
his continuoos rsaidsars upon, and cultivation
Of. said land. visi
Augustus Z. DviAail Of Walden Osiosado.
CHARLES b. 0ovdpog. ''
Peter Pisehos,
O. ". Hnnsinstoo.
O. D. Fosp, Register.
KS ~ pia
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Last Sunday started in As though
our pleasant fall had turned to win
ter. Darkness covered the land and
snow clouds hung over the noun
tains all day, and quite sprinkle OF
"tha beautiful fell. But Monday
opened bright and clear, the snow
melted and the day was as fine as
September. OH North Park isn't
the worst place to i've after all.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Mr. Elisha Stout will erect at once
a new lvo room residence on the
lots recently purchased from II. F.
Sturdevant in the south part OF town.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

MARRIEp-at Fort Collins, Nov. 20,
Miss Lizzie Connors Of North Park
to Mr.. Joseph Meachaud Of Fort COL
lins.
All of Lizzle's North Park friends
will wish her and her new husband
a happy voyage over life's sea.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Tho contest case of I. j. WALL raft
against j. I. Shippey, involving the
right to Desert Land Claim, No 5,
was begun before II. +. Sturdevant,
Notary Public, acting as referee last
Monday. The contest will make q
bitter fight on the part of the con-
tostee who has already made proof
on the claim and has valuable i'm
provements upon the land.
Latcr-Contest was w,thdr avn.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

DR.. and Mrs. Morse packed their
goods and quietly departed from Wal
den for home near the top of the
Medicine Bow Range. Tho Doctor
started Sunday and Mrs. Morse 60.
ing on the stage Monday morning
While We arc sorry to have them
leave Walden, We hopo the Doctors
health may improve up in tho groa t
pine woods where he proposes to live
this winter. We will miss Mrs.
Morse in our Literary Society and
both from tho society OF Walden;
but they carry the good will Of all
our people with them.
Alex Hilton came into town Mon.
day with snilo en- his face yard
wide, murmuring, Eurekal Eureksl
or words to that effect. He yelled
for our local editor and revealed the
following bit oil information. Tvs
struck the lead in the Wolverine aud
here's the stuff" He rolled from
gunny sack chunk Of red oxide Of
copper rs big as half bushsl and
said: We've got it from five to
twelve feet wide and just like that"
Surc enough its fine sample Of ore
and will doubtless assay high up.
The UNION is glad of it. Hope they
will dig out q fortune. Mr.. Hilton ia
one third owner, the other interests
being held by Coldwatsr Michigan
Company. Work is being pushed
with all vigor.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

When in Lara mie eat at the Dew
Drop Inn. First Street. Open all
night. Best meal in town for the
money. A. NJ. Wishart, Prop.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
Do You Eat?

We know you do, and the cheapest
place on earth 10 buy is at The
City Meat & Grocery company
Look over some OF our prices.
silver Dollar Mocha and Java Coffee
8 lib. cans $500
Arbuckles and XXXX coffee
s lbs. $1.00
Granulated sugar IA lbs. e1.00
Csllfornis fruit 2 cans peaches .35
Z" 3 spricots 40
3 cans string beans 25
3 cans peas 80
3 cans corn 2b
2 cans tomatoes %
4 packages OF soda %
8 bars Denver Best laundry soap 25
6 bars White Russian %
Corn and Gloss starch pkgs %
Yeast Foam OF Magic Yeast per
box .
Other things in proportion. For the
cash trade only.
North Park union., 1901-11-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
0sssh Land. Fla, PsssL

Land UIfco at DcnVtr, VOIOrnuO,
Nov. 7. 1901.
Notice ia horoby given that August Pnchc Of
Glcneyrc, Larimor County. Colo, has hled not
ice OF intcntion TO mako proof on his desert
land claim, No. p2. for tho Ell, Of SE H. and
SW IL Of SE ~, Soc. 30, 7 II N, X 10 w, before
tho Clerk of tho District 0ourt. at Fort col
lins, colorado, on Monday the z3rd day OF Doc
onbcr, 1901.
He names tho following witnesses TO provo
the tho complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land:
JuIss Besson, Of Glenoyro, Colorado.
Lo Roy @. Squire, :. 81
Victor q. II. Stuart, ''
Thomas II. Dorcy, =" Fort Collins. Colo.
O.. d. Ford, Rseistor.
si5 rP DO
North Park union., 1901-11-29
Larimer County Schools.

The following facts are cleaned
from the annual report of the Coun-
ty Superintendent, Miss Mary K.
Gill.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

A. ]. Monroe and W. G. Mellon
drove about 800 head OF cattle
through town. Monday morning.
Monroe ID taking his, about 225 head,
to the Little Laramie to feed this
winter and Mellon is intending to
slip his to Omaha.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

deaf mutes in the list, between four
and twenty-five years. OF school
houses made Of sod, adobe or log
there are eleven. Thlrty-six frame
and nineteen brick Total sixty-six.
or school rooms there are 90, To-
tai valuation sl10,s0O. Valuation
OF taxable property in school dis
tricts S4,289, 500.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Great trains OF lambs pass through
Boulder daily for the feeding pens
OF Lnrimor county. Nearly all came
from New Mexico.-Boulder Trih-
une.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Mr.. George Newoomb has built Q
now addition to his barn. y
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Men or boys dressed, best and
cheapest, at Woodruff and Terry's,
Laramie.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Walden has taken such notion
to lay in supply Of coal lately that
some people go to Wynn's by the
light OF the moon before daylight
these fine mornings.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Don't forget that you can get all
kinds OF native lumber at John
LAfevers saw mill including
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Prof. Daley was expecting his
family to arrive soon, but last Satur-
day night he received word that his
wife would not como out until next
spring.
North Park union., 1901-11-29

Al Mckee, brother Of Jack, Wal
den's barber, came in last week and
expects TO remain in town. He will
probably soon bring lis family and
establish q home here and go into
the barber business with his brother
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03
NAMES THANKSGIVING DAY.
President Roosevelt Issues Proclamation to the People Of th
United States Fixing Thursday, Nov. %, as
National Holiday

WASHINGTON
VI nation fixing Thursday thankgv =
"A Procanaon-The when
haowed appoints the =
especial occasion for praise and tina nksgivng God
This Thanksgiving finds the st bowed with the 2
death Of president
loved
popular liberty which, safely rod
Yet
things material
homage
in which
his fellow
Nov therefore Theodore Roosevelt president of the United :
States designate
homes
countless blessings
seal o be
Done Washington
dependence of
CSeaL0
BY the Y, of =
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03
Ogden Briefs.

c. F. Taylor Of San Francisco is in
Ogden on business
s. B. Loveridge was in Ogden from
Salt Lake yesterday.
The next big scenic attraction at the
Grand is Sporting Life" Wednesday
night.
l. n. Fulton, a travelling freight
agent OF the oregon Short Line, was in
Ogden yesterday.
The WO0dmen Of the World viii give
a smoker Thursday evening for mem
bers in the lodge room.
The attractions at the Grand for this
week are: Wednesday night, sport
ing Life" Thursday night, "A Com
mon Sinner" Saturday night, "a Fe-
male Drama"
The baby girl of Councilman W. r.
Emmett, born Friday, died last even
ing from the rupture of a blood YES
sci, and viii be buried today from the
Emmett residence at p. m.
The funeral of Henry Lossee will be
held today at 2:3O in the piscopal
church, the Masonic order having the
services in charge. The remains will
be in state at Lindquist's between the
hours Of 10 and 100.
Proprietor HOlmburg Of the Elk sa-
loon was arrested last evening on com
plant of a negro named Thompson,
charged with assault and battery, COM
mitted a day or two ago. HOlmburg
gave a cash bond Of $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03
DEMAND FOR
UTAH SHEEP
Scarcity of Mutton at the River
Markets.
NEVADA STOCK GOES WEST
SAN FRANCISCO TAKES SAGE
BRUSH PRODUCT.
NEVADA STOCK GOES IVES

H. H. Lawson Of this city, the gen
eral western agent of the Kansas City
stockyards. is home from the stock
show just held at that city. Mr.. Law
son declares the show a great success.
1T is a deDlorable fact that stock
growers Of this section were almost
unheard of at the exposition" he said
last evening. John Sparks Of Nevada
saved our good name by exhibiting and
carrying off prizes. While there is
plenty of really fine ring StrOck through
this immediate section, the raiseTs do
not seem TO realize the benefits accru-
ing from exhibiting, and show apathy
to a surprising degree. 1 am confident
that many a local man could have car
ried off hOnOrs.
Owing to drouth and purely local
conditions. a poor grade Of stock is
coming in from the sections close to
Kansas City-sOme Of it so poor that
it had 20 be sent back. For several
years past the sheep industry has been
a failing proposition, and the number
raised in Texas, Kansas, New Mexico
and other tributary states has grown
less and less. Now there is not enough
at hand to satisfy the demand Of Kan
sas City packers, and we have had to
come out here to influence shipments
our way. Utah stock and sheep re-
ce!pts at Kansas City have been in
creasing. They make a fine showing,
and I think the prices received have
been satisfactory. General conditions
look satisfactory from the standpoint
Of the stock-raiser, and it is up to the
local men to do something to let the
world know what they have out here"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03
Nevada Sheer Go West.

r. c. O'NeiIl, one of the big stock
raisers of Nevada, arrived from Wells,
that state. yesterday, to join his
brother, W. T. O'Nefn, who has been
in town several days, enjoying a rest
and looking for good stock sheep to
purchase.
There is mighty little going east
ward from our country" said Mr..
O'Neili. We just loaded a train,
something like 1900 head of sheep, and
found ready sale at San Francisco at
good prices. From Wells there is a fiat
rate in trainlOad lots Of S1505O a car
to any point on the Missouri river.
That means having to feed them three
times and submit to a lot of petty ex-
penses and annoyances. We can ship
to san Francisco in train lots at 500 a
car. so you can see why our stuff goes
west.
1.-The lot We just shipped were sold
al So a mead lOr WetherS and 1920 for
lambs. We are getting into the habit
Of raising pretty fine stock il Nevada,
and there is no difficulty in selling at
good prices. I heard that there was
an effort here 10 thin out stock prepar-
atory for winter. but / don't find any
one offering any sheep for sale at any
thing short Of fancy prices"