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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
DUEL is LIKELY.
Two Fiery Southern Candidates Call
Each Other Liars.

Charleston, S. c., July 13.-At the
campaign meeting of the six candi-
dates for the United States senate at
St. George, Colleton county, there was
a war OF words which may lead to q
duel between Congressman A. 9. Lat
inner and former Governor. John Gary
Evans, rival candidates for the sen
ate.
Mr.. Laiime- in his speech said that
Mr.. Evans had once been his friend.
He was Interrupted by Mr.. Evans,
who said, "Latimer betrayed me like
a dog"
Latimer, in retaliation, brought up
the story of the $4,000 bond deal dur
ing Mr.. Evans term as governor.
Mr.. Evans said in reply: I de-
nounce the man who repeats that ru-
NOR as a liar 81
The men started toward each other
but Sheriff Owens rushed in between
them, insisting that the court room
was no place for duels.
Mr.. Latimer agreed. and Mr.. Evans
remarked there was plenty OF room
outside and plenty of time in the fu-
ture.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
Sentiment at Washington.

Washington, July 13.-The appoint
ment of Mr.. Balfour to the English
premiership will not result in any
change in the existing relations be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States. This is the opinion of the
state department officials, who ex-
press the opinion that Mr.. Balfour
will be as much disposed as was his
predecessor, Lord Salisbury, to con-
tinue the friendly relations between
the two countries.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
WHOLESALE MURDERER.
Bartender Kills: Three and Fatally
Wounds Another.

Portland, Ore, July 13.--In mad
desire for vengeance for supposed
wrongs, A. L. Bedding, bartender,
shot and killed his wife. his mother-in-
law and male inmate of the house,
and fatally wounded his father-in-law.
The dead are: Mrs. Belding, Mrs.
L. McCroskey, Frank Woodwork.
Fatally wounded: l.. McCroskey.
Bedding was married eight years
ago. but had not lived with his wife
for some time. He was jealous of
Woodworth He surrendered to the
police.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
STRIKE ENDED.
Great Northern Boiler Makers Return
to Work.

4
st. Paul, Mimi, July 13.-Four hum
dred boiler makers and helpers on
the Great Northern railway system,
who went on strike for higher wages
some six weeks ago will return to
work on Monday morning. The strike
was settled at a conference between
a committee Of strikers and the COM
pany, which ended this evening. There
were concessions on both sides. I'm
der the new schedule the men will re-
ceive an advance of 25 cents per day
over the scale in effect before the
strike. The company agreed to rein
state all strikers in their old posi-
tions.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
SALISBURY HAS RELiNQUlSHED
RElNs OF GovERNMENT.
IS SUCCEEDED BY BALFOuR
rendered His Resignation at Audi
ence With King Edward
Last Friday.

London, July 13.-The Marquis of
Salisbury has resigned the premier
ship of Great Britain, and Right Hon
orable A. j. Balfour, lord of the
treasury and government leader in
the house of commons, has been ap-
pointed to succeed him.
The Marquis of Salisbury rendered
his resignation at an audience which
he had with King Edward last Fri
day.
Yesterday Mr.. Balfour visited the
king and accepted the premiership.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
CONDUCTOR KILLED.
Hobo Stealing a Ride Shot Him in the
Head.

Rhinelander, Wis, July 13.-H. T..
Young, Chicago 6 Northwestern con-
ductor, was shot through the head at
Monico tonight by one of trio of
hoboes who were stealing ride on
his train. He died at the hospital
here. The ball entered the head just
back of the eye and was extracted by
the doctors from the other side.
Death followed the operation.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
VENEZUELA SHAKEN.
An Earthquake seares the People
More Than the Revolution.

Carcas, Venezuela, July 13.--At 1
o'clock this morning violent shock
of earthquake was experienced in
Caracas. A report from the interior
of the country says the shock was
felt there also. Slight damage was
done at Guarenas, Guatire, Velencia
and La Guaira.
The state herald., 1902-06-20

Indiana and Illinois are treating the
public to samples OF race var between
whites and blacks. When the race war
invsdes these states, it is about time for
some OF the northern statesmen to stop
and seriously consider the provocations
that exist for such trouble In the
ssut hern states. 1t Is .
very easy mstter for the people Of the
nsrthern states to condemn the race war
Of the southern ststss but, would We OF
the nsrthern states practice what we
prssoh, II vs were placed under similar
circumstances to those existing in
southern states. The occasional mani.
feststion Of this race war spirit in north
srn states where there are worry few OF
the blncks, should serve to excite some
little sympathy for the white people Of
the southern states.
The state herald., 1902-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

- . oAkAHs
Whereas, Michael kavanagh did BY his decd
OF trust, dated the eth day Of August A. D. 1883.
and recorded in book 70 Of trust desds page iys
OF Logan (now Phillips County, Colorado con-
vey to GSorEe W. TomS trustee the following
described real estats situated In fhs County oe
Logan tnow Phillips) and stats Of COLORADO to.
Wit: The northwest quarter Of section twenty
one tai) in townihip six (o) north and In range
forty seven t4 west Of the sixth toth) principal
Meridian. containing 100 more or les to secure
payment Of The sum Of -Four Hundred Dollar,
secured, to bc paid BY his certain note Of oven
date with said trust deed and payable to the
order Of William 7. Leonard In i've years from
August ist 1855 with interest thereon at the rate
Of eight per cont psr annum, from August ist,
ISIS payable semi-annually until the maturity Of
said note.
And whereas, II 10 provided in and By said
deed OF trust, that In case Of default In the pay
ment Of the principal note or any part thereof,
when tho same should become due, then on ap-
plication Of the legal holder Of said note the
aid trustee shall advertise and sell said
premises.
And vhercas. hs principal note due and pay
able on the frst day Of August A. d. 1850, 10 now
due and wholly unpaid.
And whereas. said deed Of Trust
also provids~, that In case Of the
death. inability or refusal to sct Of
said party Of the second part (meanins Geers,
W. Toms. ~ at any time when action under the
foregoing povsrs and trusts my be required.
then the legal holder or holders Of aid noss
shall have the option Of substituting any other
pssson In his ssssd by writing duly scknovl-
edged. and the sets and doinss Of aaid party 90
substituted shali 10 ~ ensctusl and binding q
II done BY ssid party Of the second part, and
such psesoa % substituted ahAll have power 70
prosscuts suit In equity To forseiess this dee,
Of trust or ~ mako sale ~ Aersinbsfor, pro-
vidsd."
And whereas. Tho aid Gsesss ". Toms 1,
deceased and the undsrsisnsd. u W. Bsess. hss
bssn sppolntsd and substituted y trustee. by
shv legal holder Of Mid noss. By writing duiy
acknowledged.
Nov thsrsfoss, Al The REQUEST Of The iseal
holder Of ssid sots will. ~ Trustee = sfors-
ssid. On Monday the sssh day os July A. D. lea.
hstvccn the hour Of o'clock. 4 m. and
O'Clock p. m. Of that day. 1t the door Of tho
Court houss. In the Town Of Holy yoke: County Of
Phillips and sb,s Of ColoraAe ssll ths hirb.,e
bidder. for eash. tho shove described pr,~isss.
and al right end equity. including ho.nsst.,d Of
ths aaid nicAasl kavanagh.
Dated. Jsns 10. iso2.
lis Hw. Bsoos. Substitute Trus.ss,
The state herald., 1902-06-20
rRusrrr,s SALE.

Whereas, Cassins =, Mullenix did By his deed
OF trust, dated the 18th day Of February, A. D.
lSss and recorded In book 81 Page . Of the
records ee Phillips County, formerly Logan
County, colorado convey to Henry J. Adrch
the following described real Estate, situated In
tho County os Phillips formerly Logsn) and
btate OF Colorado to-wit; Lots Seven az and
Eight ts) and the south half sf the north-sast
quarter OF section ~ In township Right 70,
north and In rnss Forty.five (4S) west Of the
sixth (oth) principal Meridian containing ie0
acres more or Lees 70 secure payment Of the sun,
Of Five Hundred Dollars, secured. to be paid by
his certain nots Of even date with said
trust decd, and payable to the order Of the
Colorado Securities Company in hve years from
February LIST 1850 with interest thereon at the
rate OF eight Per cent. per annum. frsm Febru-
ary LIST 1850 payable semi-annuslly until the
maturity Of said note
And whereas, It 10 provided In and BY said
deed Of trust that In case Of default In tho pay
ment Of the principal or any part thereof, whom
tho same should become due. then on applica-
ton of the legal holder of the said note the
said Trustee shall advertise and sell said
premises.
And whoreas, The principal due and payable
on tho First day Of February A. D. 1893. (havinR
been extended to that dats) l. now due and
wholly unpaid.
And whereas, said deed Of trust also provides,
shat In case death. inability or refusal to act
OF the said party Of the second part (meaning
Henry j. Aldrieh) at any time when action IN.
der the foregoing powers and trusts may be re-
CURED, then the legal holder or holders Of said
note shall have the option Of substituting any
othor person In his stead By writing duly c.
knowledgcd and tho acts and doings Of said
party 30 substituted shall DO a. e6ectual and
binding as IL done by second purity Of tho second
part; and such persons 10 substituted. shall have
powor to prosecute suit In equity To foreolos-
ure this deed Of trust or 10 make sale o. herein
before provided"
And whereas, the said Henry J. Aldrich has
removed from the State Of Colorado, is absent
thcrefrom and unable to net, and tho under
signed =. W. Beggs. has been appointed and
substituted as trustee. by the legal holder Of
said note. by writing duly acknowledged.
Now, therefore, Al tho request Of tho legal
holder Of said note will as trustee as a. afore-
said. on Monday the 18th day of July A. D. 1909,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock q. m. and o'ciock
p. m. Of that day. at the door Of The Court
house, in the town Of Holyoks. County Of Phil
lips and State Of Colorado sail TO the highest
bidder for cash. the above described promises,
and all tho right and equity, including home
stead Of the said Cassius r. Nullsuix.
Dated, June 10. 1909.
Ills NV. Bseos. Substituted Trustee.
The state herald., 1902-06-20

~Tmk vALCAKOrn DEADLY WORK
frso the fali 81 Psapeii % the lDe.
struetiss ef -. rierre," By rrof Charles
Morris, l.. l.. d. Most insrnseiy Interesting book
ever publi,hcd. Complete thrilling and accurate
seoesnt Of greatest diaastcr that ever h~scii In.
human raes-rr~atss even than pompsll Tells
how AartlnIau~, ons u the most beautiful L.
lands In the werld. vAs saddsaiy trsnsfssmssi
Into vsritabl~ hsii. Ahsat MO- pAsps. prosss.,y
ilissssatsd With photographs taken b-fos~ and
aftss disast~s. Practically only "Marsinlqus
book" In tho Asld. fos svesyoas nov iAsistA on
having PrS. Morris book and no oti~~. Bass
au,hof. largest booh. b~st lliustsas~. s~lsatiac.
all, sccurase. Price $50. Ag~ass wanted,
Enormcas profit for thoss Who srt qulehiy.
Mod hbcrsi tssms. out6t 10 cents. Doa't lnss
a misu,s. B~nd for outht IMMEDIATELY. and
bs At work. Tbs ehAno. Of lifetime fos making
money.
CLARK 4 Co. ssa :. 9Th IT,. Philsd.iphis. IA.
xrniIoa this Payer.
The state herald., 1902-06-20
question said:

question said:
"The Gazette 10 now pointing out Il
the Jsspublicans Of the state the uttsl
inpossibility Of ever achieving q Rspub
lican victory under the guiding leader
ship Of as disreputable q gang Of peliti
cal outcasts a. eyer trod the earth, AND
the Gazette is appealing to the rank and
iile Of the party Of the state TO take con
troll Of party management themselves
and thus insure Republican victory.
While probably 40 per cent Of the
voters of Colorado have come to ths
state since 1894. still the other 60 per
cent IL sufficiently familiar with the past
political history never to vote the cor
rupt and corruptlng seventh general
assembly gang back into power IN this
state.
Many tenderioot editors and orators
in colorado never cease proclsiming that
the silver issue lost Colorado to the Re.
publican party.
That is very wide Of the truth.
Colorado was lost to the Republican
party through the treachsry Of the gang
that is now attempting once more to
strangle the party to death upon the
threshold Of party victory.
The leaders Of this gang quietly
boasted that they did not vote for James
G. Blaine for president in 1884, and the
ballots were for several years displayed
in Denver to verify that boast.
The leaders OF this gang spent money,
time and energy to carry the state
against President Harrison and the Re-
publican state ticket in 1892 and TO elect
Waite and the entire Populist ticket,
and they are the responsible persons for
imposing Populist rule upon Colorado.
A few weeks age, with characteristic
treachsry, when this gang was defeated
in the Republican caucus for the organ
izat,on Of the Denver city council, they
promptly made overtures to the Demo.
Gratis to place the Democrats in power II
they would cooperate with the gang.
And yet this crowd holds its hands
piously aloit and appe al . to the voters
70 be "loyal to the party"
Nearly every member Of this delectable
gang has criminal record, or the basis
Of enc which hss been kept from full
growth by the consideration and in0u-
sncs OF powerful friends.
The people Of Colorado will psver vote
70 reinstats this gang to power"
The state herald., 1902-06-20
LeAAa Then All.

''one Minute Cough Cure bsats oil
other medicines ever tried for coughs,
colds, Group and throat and lung
troubles" says D. Scott Currin Of Lo.
Canton. Pa. One Minute Cough Cure
Is the only absolutely safe cough remedy
which acts immediately. Mothers
everywhere testify to the good it has
done their little ones. Group IL 90 sud.
deu in its attacks that the doctor oitep
arrives too late. 1t Yields at once "a
One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant To
take. Children like it. Surs cure fol
grip. bronchitis, ooughs.-City Drna
Store.
The state herald., 1902-06-20
BHERlfr's SALE,

Notice 10 hsrsby given that By virtue efa wit
OF special ezsoutioo Of lion forsrlosurs Issued
out Of the district court Of the county Of Phil
hiips and STATE Of Colorado and to ne n sherifI
directed 10 favor of The NsbrAska Loan 4
Trust Company plaintia md asainst Btsphsn T,
Ibis and Phebo Hibbs fos the sum Of eioIs.oo
and costs tassd at sn.so and sceruing costs
vhsssoy have levied upon tho following pre-
party to-vh; Ths y Y Of 80 10 tp 9 north Of
rsnss " vcst Of ths sth r. N. In the ceunty Of
Philiips and state Of Colombo - satissy aid
snounis shall on Saturday the sth day Of July
iscs ODER tAs above described premises for usis
At public suction At the hoar Of O'Clock D. m.
OF ssid day II tho front door Of the Cosrt
House II holyoks. Colo. To tho highest and hsss
biddes.
Dstsd this iith day Of June, iaoa
ALEX sEDERBURG,
~ Sheriff of Phillips County. Colo.
The state herald., 1902-06-20
folgoks Celebration.
g7ogram~
48 Guns at Sunrise,

1000 =. m. Parade starts from b. 4 N
in the following order;
Holysks Cornst Band,
Speakers : Uity and County Of
6oers,
Goddess Of Liberty = Unols Sam
GALAXY Of States,
Civic Societies,
Railroad Men,
Young ladies and young men OF
horseback,
Citizens in carriages, buggiss sns
wagons,
"Soerio" Comic Minstrel Wagon,
to school grounds.
Song, America.
1l:00 q. m. Reading OF Declaration ol
Ind. by R. N. White.
Music, Band.
ll:4o q. m. Short address BY Rev Parker.
Music, Band.
1900 Short addresses by Rev. jenkins,
Rev. smith, W. p. Killsn and ]. ].
ouChohohb
1890 Song BY Galaxy Of States.
Dinner.
Money prizes for:
l:3O p. m. Fat mans Foot Race.
Boys IL to 16
Boys under IL
Potato free for all
Sack race for boys.
Wheel barrow race free for all.
200 p. m. Most graceful lady horse
back rider.
2:30 p. N. Bicycle race free for all.
Best Driving team in parade.
800 p. IN. Ball Game.
Water Battle.
The following committees were sp-
pointed:
Geo. Garland committee on music.
To Prepare Wagons and girls aud
decorating: J. Heglnbothsn, w. G..
Holland, Mrs. J. ]. Buchanan, Mrs. h.
Sutherland, Mrs, G. W, Garland, Mrs. e.
Paul, Miss Sadie White, Mrs. W. q,
Holland, Mas. O. M. Mowry and s. T.
Thompson.
COMMITTEES on amussmsnts; W. d.
Show, c. v. Shuck and Chss. Crownsr.
Committee on decorating grounds and
putting up Asgs; s. T. Thsmpssa, q.
A. Trego. s. b. johnson and Geo. shuler
Committee on water sad ice; j. W.
Young aod s. ]. McCarty
Marshal Of the day, W. d. Kelsey,
The state herald., 1902-06-20

Some Of tho Denver republicans ars
thoviog mp :heir hands in horror st the
printing steal charged against tho
Arspahoe county commissioners. They
sssm 10 ferRst the past with It's printing
steal Of the robbsr seventh aud other
similsr steals that have occurred.
No party has . monopoly on this
kind Of political croOksdpsss and 1t il not
very consistent for one party to throw
stonss at another simply because It's
sdministratiou has been diagrscsd by
such corruption in high places. 30 far
- this kind Of political corruption 10
concerned no party that has ever had
control Of Dssvsr or the stats has any
good grounds for boastiag over the short
csminss Of opposing parties. Such
acts OF political corruption are . die.
grace to the people Of the state and the
politicians who are shown 70 bs guilty
OF such acts should b retired to private
life 1t the earliest possible moment and
punished othsrw,ss III u possible 10
reach them under the law.
The state herald., 1902-06-20

Senator Mason Of Illinois 10 reported
10 have announced himself as a candi-
date for the republican nomination for
president. One OF the planks Of his plat
form will be independence for the Fill.
pinos. He proposes to make vigorous
campaign but 1t will not be very likely
to result in anything more serious than
= pretty thorough advertisement Of him
nelf
The state herald., 1902-06-20


The Denver Rspuhlicsn 10 quite lavish
OF lis praiss for Copgrsssmsn Mond.ll
Of Wyoming for the work done BY him
10 The psssass Of the irrisas,sa bill bu,
stud'ously avoids making any mention
81 The work Of tho Colorado cous,,...
NEE, shsnre,h snd Bell. Nothing bu,
hide-bosnd psrt'sspsbip can socoun, for
such 90 unreasonable policy on the par,
q lssdins Journal Of the sts,s.
Consrsssnsn Bbsiro,h spd Bell ds,sr,.
credit for The work they have doos 10,
sss sueosssful passage Of this irriss,,o,
measure ssd, regardless Of their party
sml'stioss, u would net have dose suy
tnjary 70 sSs psli.,osl stssdips Of Nh,
Rspsbliosn e have publicly recognized
shIs fsot Instead si Gsiag cut Of i.s ssy 10
hunt up member Of i,s swn party on
whos 10 lavish oil Of iis praise. Such
display Of psrsisssship does not st.
tract ssy fsir minded voters 10 TALL into
line ~ the followers Of any pswspApsr.
The state herald., 1902-06-20

Cuban RECIPROCITY seems TO DO per-
mansntly hung up In the senate. 1t is
claimed that 10 oi the republican asna-
tors will stand ont against 1t notwith-
standing the fact that President Roese.
welt considers the passage Of 9 rec,pro-
city bill Of SO much Importance that he
has recently issued special message 70
congress to emphasize his former re-
commentators on this question.
The state herald., 1902-06-20
uxxTUN.

H. Sutherland came dswn from Hol.
yoke Wednesday svssing Of last vssk
and visited with his manager Xr. Eich-
elberEsr st this place . couple Of days
returning home Friday evening.
At . meeting held BY the citizens Of
Hsxtuu and vicinity Friday Of last week
IL vas decided To oslsbrsts the slonsus
fourth st this place - usual. Every.
body come saA have . good time.
Mrs.. T. 2. Latta took the trails fer
Sterling Monday evening returning
home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. aAd NJ. Msds Hatch visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cls,sr Sunday after.
noon.
Died, June l3 Mrs.. David Campbell
three miles north. west frsn here Il The
ass Of 60 ysau. Funeral va held sun.
DAY and the remains laid to rest in the
asxtun Csmstsry.
MIS- Ella Peterson after . vssks visit
with her folks returned To Holyoks
Monday.
An cid esntlsmss Mr.. HAspahaa .
resident OF Fleming died last Sunday
and vss buried at this place Mssdsy.
David K,lpstriek, Bert Clsvsr and Ar.
Jones' drove to the county seat asd 70.
turn Saturday.
Dr.. @. u. Psppsrs Of Albls, Iowa, 10
here and has some thought Of locating
st this plscs.
Chas. Former arrived from Colorado
Springs last vsek and 10 visiting his
folks northwest from tows.
T.Z. Lstta who hss been .. Greeley
for the past tso mouths working ., his
trade returned nome Wednesday.
orssusry Aassgss o. ". Loha re-
ports hi eusiaA! booming ssd 70 mak.
ing damaging remarks 6scsass he can't
gss sspssatsrs sosugh - furnish The
farmers with, the COMPANY beng ussbis
. supply the dsassds ios thsss "a.
chimes. o. ". claims that hs handled
fsur tons Of cream last week alone. How
10 that fer nss industry 10 Q sew
country, hsyi
Ysskss Bill.
The state herald., 1902-06-20
OcoSrEyr MICE.

OcoSrEsr SriCE.
US. LAND Osvion }
hT.niIro, Cole,
Jane ~ iee4
A sudicisat contest ailidavit hsvins b,.n
hissi In this efAoc By Roy c. Pair. cuatsstans,
asAinst umhas cultars satFy No. iihsi, mad
D~c. .. Iss7. for " u section 10 township n
range 70 y. BY Stanton ". Bayiss. Coassstss, In
which II 10 alleged that The said stantoa ".
h~yiss did nce plant ss cultivate TO trscs, tree
s-cis OF cattinxs ten acres Of aAid tract Of land
during tbs ysars 1891. isss. isn. iupa, iaa, isoa,
nv. ias. IN. isp, 1901 and up 70 ths present
time, that hs has wholly failed sithes By himself
OF oth~rs fos HIN 70 ouiuvass ssid land, tan
scs~s OF any kssatss o. less amount,
taid pAstiD ara hsrsby s1s,n-.i
to Appear, rssposd and odss svld~ses souchinG
said allegation st 70 O'Clock .. M. on Juiy n.
tsn hsfors the Rassstsr asd Rses.v.r At tbs
Unit~d stst.s lAad Ono. In Msvilus, Colo.
Ths sAid coatsstast having ia . prsp>s an.
david. nisi Aodi 4 isul sst forth fssts which
shev that sftss dss dliissses pssssasi sssv,cs
at this notios 90 not bs mads, Il 10 h.r,by
os'sssrd and dirsetssi that snch nosies b Eiv-n
By duo and proper Qualification.
DC. FLxxiso.
R-sistsr.
The state herald., 1902-06-20
CONTEST NOTICE.
VA LAND Oyyscs. }
hIrht.ihu, Colo,
March II. iW3,

V.n LAND Ovyycn.l
hIrhiihu, CoLO.,
March II. ipu1.
A sufficient eont~st affidavit having b.-u a,.d
In this office b. Chrflss D. Jc..ea contestant.
ssainst timbss culture sntry No. its1s. snss,s
narrh 10. isoo. fos = y u Bcctioa u. TownshIp
w ltanze ~ ", tg haieom johnson ceu,-.,.s
In whlcl, !, 10 alleged that Maieom johnson hss
who'll, failed N plant ot eul,ur os ssus. 10 b.
planted ot cuitlvs,-d ton acrcs or any lees
numb"r of acres II sad tract VI land In trvss.
,rr- '.sis " cuitinss during ,he year ,sso,
i~. is':, isua. 1901. isos. iSpu isy7. i1s. issp,
i"o. 1901. aud w Ia N" dnie NJ tho Ming Of this
contest aud said failur- siili exist
baid PARTIES are hereby notified - apt~ar r.-
sponj and oif-r evidancs touching said ail.s..
uon =, 10 o'clock m on April ~ tpn befor 70
the lleais,er aud Iiecsver A. n. United States
Land once Ia sterling. Colo.
III. said contestant having. In proper AFFIDAVIT,
hlcd March ~. ipol. ~, forth faets which show
that after duo diilIsence personal service of this
notice can no, In made. II is h.r-by or,arrd and
directed that such po,ic- be n,an b, duo and
proper publication. u. e, Fleming ii.si.i.r