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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
Foresters, whist Tournament.

OAKLAND, Nov. 5.-The mem
bers of Court Oakland No. 46, For
esters of America, will give a prize
whist tournament at Pythian Hall on
Wednesday evening, November g.
Play will begin at $3.50 D. m. The
committee in charge of the affair has
offered eleven elegant prizes. to be
awarded to the players who make the
highest scores.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

The Trans-Siberian Railway has at
no time since ii was opened been able
to handle all the freight offered it. Not
being standard gauge, rolling stock
ready made cannot be bought in other
countries. Its mileage is about the
same as that of the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

turaI development of Alaska and the
millions of consumers of -four in China
and the rest of the Orient. All that is
necessary is to create a demand for
American flour among the yellow
hordes, he said. II each one of them
consumed a half barrel of flour a year
the result could easily be foreseen. He
pictured Sitka as a great commercial
city. driving a thriving trade with the
Far East, and said the Government
should pay attention to it's harbOr.
Here are some of our best ban
anas." said Governor Brady, holding
up sheaves of barley. From a market
basket he took large specimens of
vegetables and said there was a vast
acreage in Alaska capable of prOduc-
ing these and the cereals shown.
SLOW JURY OF AWARDS.
California exhibitors are chahng
over the delay in issuing an official
list of awards. There is nearly a
month of the fair left and the exhibi-
tors wish to hang banners over the
prize winning articles to let the world
know that the merits of these articles
made them worthy of prizes. The
awards were about to be officially an
nounced by the exposition officers.
without regard to the national COM
mission, when that body mildly re-
marked that it would like to know
wha. was doing. as a matter of eur
tesy, if nothing else. 1t has had all
the awards in its keeping for some
time and has been very dilatOry in
the matter of giving them out finally.
Most of the protests made by Cali
fcrnia visitors will be needed and sew
eraI of the awards made will be raised.
adding more gold medals to Califor-
MAS list There will be no reduction.
as far as known, so all grand prizes
and gold medals awarded to California
will probably stand
The superior jury has arbitrarily
awarded medals to some of the State
buildings The California commission
was surprised to learn that its struc-
ture had been given a silver medal.
A silver medal was given the magnif-
cent Missouri building. California
doesn't care as long as it's products
are well recognized, but Missouri is
making a great commotion, and one
would judge with justice, noting the
grandeur of its building. which is one
Of the several family rows expected
during the closing days of the exposi
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

ALLEGES DESERTION.-Oakland Nov S
Suit for divorce begun this afternoon by
Mrs. Lille Remillard against Frank RemiIlard
the ground of desertion. They were mar
ried in Oakland. July 1G 1895. There is one
child, Edward. years of age, of. whom the
mother asks the custody.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

Every son and husband is thfnkinp
It is about time for some Of the fruit
to appear on the table which was put
up during the fruit season.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
Trans Mississippi Congress
Pledged to Aid Important
Projects in California
FIGHT FOR RECOGNITION
Mission Building at Fair
Draws Only Silver Medal
to the Surprise of All
BY PAUL EDWARDS.

CALL BUREAU, PRESS BUILDING,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The recognition
received by the Pacific Coast at the ses-
sion of the Trans Mississippi Congress
just closed was not obtained without
hard work on the part of active Cali
fornians here. The congress was forced
to recognize the greatness of the Pa
cific Coast and the imperativeness of it's
needs by such men as Frank j. Symmes,
A. Sbarboro, General N. p. Chapman,
A. G.. Booth, Rufus P. Jennings, Fred
L. Roster, John G. Brady, H. d. Love-
land, ]. A. Filcher, W. H. Weilbye, Ed
Fletcher and others, who succeeded
after some struggle in securing the
adoption of every Pacific Coast resOlu-
ton offered.
The congress, composed Of leading
men from every part of the West, is
pledged to support these resolutions
with it's committee at Washington and
to use every honorable means to have
the Congress of the United States leg
islate the suggestions contained in
them into actualities.
There seemed to be an impression on
the part of the members not from the
coast that the only thing worthy of
consideration was the Mississippi VAL
ley, and d desire was shown to bring
but two projects prominently to the
front-that of deepening the Mississippi.
maintaining its free navigability from
st. Louis TO Minneapolis and otherwise
improving it, and that of improving the
harbor at Galveston. The CalifoTnians
soon saw that the delegates from east
Of the Pacific Coast wished to subOr-
dinate everything else TO these two
propositions. that they might be placed
before the national Congress with more
prominence.
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Inspect our new brick warehouse ready to re-
ceive household goods exclusively Nov. 1. Only
brick warehouse in city. BeSirs Van & Storage
Co. 1O16 Broadway Oakland Tel Main 9O7 .
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
COAST is HEARD FROM.

When the coast men began putting in
their resolutions favoring added coast
defenses at points along the whole line
from the north end of Washington to
the south end of California, the prose-
cution of the Improvement of Oakland
and San Pedro harbOrs. the creation of
a Secretary of Mines, the further i'm
provement of the San Joaquin and Sac
ramento rivers, the setting aside of a
section of virgin forest on the Eel River
as a park. the changing of the home
stead laws applicable to Alaska so 500
acres could be taken up there by each
homesteader under certain conditions
the making of a sectional survey of
Alaska and the establishment of a
naval station at or near San Diego, the
other delegates listened in wonder.
They were being awakened to the fact
that the Pacific Coast, with it's great
metropolis by the Golden Gate and its
other big city at the south, cut a big
national figure, and that the Missis-
sippi Valley was not the only section
on the man
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POSSIBILITIES OF ALASKA.

Among the special addresses to the
congress was one on Alaska by Gov
ernor Brady. 1t proved of great in
terest to the delegates and will result
in many of them looking more deeply
into the possibilities of the immense
peninsula.
Governor Brady is here with his
fruits and flowers and bananas" said
President Kerens facetiously. "and will
tell you all about Alaska"
The Alaskan chief executive drew
for his hearers a dream of empire that
created some smiles then. but may be
prophetic. He talked of the agricul-
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SAN DIEGO GETS PLACE,

"If this congress is to further the am
bitions of the Mississippi Valley only"
was the cry of the CalifOrnians, '1et it
be called the Mississippi Valley Con-
gress, and the Pacific Coast will drop
out"
The Pacific Coast stayed in. though.
and it carried every demand agreed
upon by it's delegation.
An effort was made on the floor of
the congress by Delegate Fletcher to
have H. D. Wood. secretary of the San
Diego Chamber of Commerce. indorsed
by the congress as a special represen-
tative at Washington in the fight for
the naval station. Judge Gresham of
Texas opposed this, saying that &he
committee of five sent by the Trans
Mississippi Congress to Washington
would see to the furthering of all the
projects indorsed by the congress and
that that body should not weaken its
influence by scattering and standing
behind sectional representatives. De-
bate was cut off through an agree
ment that Wood should be a member
of the committee of five.
San Diego is anxious to secure the
naval station. San Francisco will sup
port the southern city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

Praying lips cannot square up for
profane living.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.

81 IIoU IOrmS
after marriage. The bearinc
of children IS often destructive
to the mothers shapeliness.
All of this can he avo;5oI
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eoxsnsr sorAn

WraNmpni ~ ihe inf .fi.r
'Atn' nsttcs Liua once w,loa ear,i q p
Mch. ), ioos
AhWee 4 cnn'rsi aRidarn havInw BEEN
m.a ~ this oaHot ~ y,,ha y. Nllne,
NNesihr kas. csnies ana aralns HE. No
,'s.a nh"'r ia ysh ~ f,r ths sEx ~ see
" y nnnS y ECM hy Ins,b y
AIR.. Cont ets, ln vii Oh n ls siI.,,,l
'hH ssid lssoh n Mariz ba. who'll,
an'"'"''i sail ra-t has filicd ra.ii. n,,.
~ c''istie dinpr We sht truc, for ,,..
t~'"' htnfs han SIN ~ aeyt .rsee,i,r tho
Hne 90 tiRt ID ausi ,vhi tbst sail J.,.,t
ah ~ tenn ,ins ~ lo 4 .sl,l irsrt b, .,cr
'''na' ' -lisi a',d th.t ssld nli,es.. ,,,..,,,
" m III s,ii ian'i va. . d1e ~ M. .,,,pi a.,
h''h IN tue A my. Ntr ur Niarins r,,p. /, =
~ private sYldirr, oE,c r. sramn M
mnrih , durinf ih~ war vi " S.aip nr durI.,,
ans o'h rwsrin Nhich the q. = may be On.
RACED.
;" iHrtifa are h-rchi BpiineI tu aprcAr r
S'Hh Hnt offer rvhisars tun,bi 4,
'hh "hrsaih'n ~ 10 u'rior a. ~. 80 Nav. a.
we bLw " % Niece. ~ .i,ai. Iudsc. lien.
N"F I 'a"ty. pklahnpa ~ a. his ME IN
h''N y r., at ithd ~ u hrarinH vii lie
h'fd ~ W o'ri ,ck. a m On Jutr la
ll'i' he''r- ihi Register AMI u ,cclyrr NJ a..
Unh'Fi N~ LtnI 0hsi ~ " -,Iward
""o'iwsr 90 % e.
III Sud coIr-,a u havns Ina n,,,-r an.
iavii niri Mch u. ~, 40. 10 "A f,r. wh,,., /
'h'w thu al = iIs di Iscncr p,rs IN, s,r !
vicr"Tt IL notice cn u u BE- n,,,,i.. 4, 4. h..
10y r TIRED ani dirrctr that sush u ne, IA.
'ivcn hy due a ri rr 'pcr publication.
~ ilhALi, II glstrr.
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'rrntnrnt of the futsr riur.
''.''u ohicr " Wnosisgtd. .. T., I'ct. 2, lhns
N"''ee = aereby riven that tie fpllowlnr
hames seiiief has ne'i n aire 81 hls iniention
70 make nnni Frovf In support % hls cial., aud
thH' sa'd prrofwiii ~ made bet ~ X. 2. Ksiiy
Cieik "ftie Df-iri,t Court for B,av.t en,in,S
-. y or w bis a5ssn~e bof,re W. r. Quinn.
ne deputy. 10 hts nffcs .. ncsycr. q. a.. on
Ayr !, ~ 'no,. vlss
Wi'smA. Nat mns. of N.Y.. q. r.. IA No.
's'i h'r The NIX SIX ~EH NEh. See. :. T.N
v % = and Lot 8 and sEX Swg, sec 8. TsN
H1T ECM
'le names the following witnesses ., pr.vc
h'S o"n'Innons residence upon und cutiyn-
tion ~ 1T laud. viz;
william ,. Whitaker. Henry Pciiz. n Cnln.
o. u. william Dirkrrsbn. John X. Ut.ksrs,.,,.
Of Nye,O. r.
.. d. HEALY. Register.
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CONTEST SotIcE.

department of the IN csiur
Oniied states Lad once w,.odward % \
hrh. - iy,,
a sufficient cnnicst RndaVt having b,.,,
HE'D ~ this oilre by sasnn 4. \. uukin. CHM.
- T. 'oit siHnt agsinst HENL I,S,. ma..
'Apr. ~ iys. tor NEl See. u. 40. an. nag
0y EiiAs ~. sinui. oT " inneid ka., I.n,,,,t,.
~ which - alleged that taid klivs N
- ui has wholly abandonr, said tract f,,r /.
prr'od ~ more than nonth6 d. Al pti,r a, ,b,
date 81 the ihi'iail'.n his cou,s.st; ,hs, h,
has never ssiabiisned "r maintninsd his r..l.
daiIe- thereon oF Improved " cultivated .,id
tract ~ required b, laW and that said def .,,l,s
have nOt been cuTut.
Tbai saih alleged absence from sald land
sa'no1 due I" he employment In The Ar.ny.
Navs ar Ma'ipe sps Of ths Un.,,d s,ates m
any rnI@riV in iinu Uf waf. aud tina the Adj
'oHteuiitpt D renaJ iopioye al sarh lime ana
plHcg ~ may bs nanInsi ~ the Reeistrr a,,,
hrprissr tor hesfinE ~ said case. said pa,.
ins are hsrrhg noiind i0 appear. te,,,o,,a
nnd ulcr usiirngv t,lshing said nil.satl =, M
l'"'r OH . ~. ,n AAy. -. sy.,a bslssv ,hs
lioxit'rf AAd 10 eiser - tle Y. l.and d.
80 ~ Woodward. y. 4.
The sala unnlpsinnl having. ~ pn,ns, am.
ipfla nled Nsk,el leik nei laflh fncia ut.ieh
7 ,pN ~, niief aas ailpaep peronui 49,
f'pt y ln'] nstlet rsn feitt 9sils. Il !. l,ns..
" plirra al'4 i1rfttd Ihhl ana. n.l|sc r.
I'f ~ A'|' ald pNlppr en|s||ttGlun
H | |tfIIN HA4.l4it
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Lnnn ni a wooawara. o. T..

Land Of ~ Woodward, ID, T.,
Mch. a.. IVo4
Notice is herelldyen that the followiaE
named settler has n no'ioe OF bis in'cntior
Go make fnli prod support OF has claim ana
that said proof he made before w. ID
Mrese. probate Iige, Beaver c., .. Ia
his absru q b 'foN' q. Fields. 'lrrk oi " .
,ta Court at BsI 20. on Nay, ,, 1874.
Viz' John kleIf' Tor the NEA' Sec = Il
n, Il 10 ECM.
iie names thef lowing witnesses TO prove
his eoniinuuuJ Jsid"nce upon nnd sultivn-
tina u sal lanIViz;
H. o. Cant, hlils Me'iowan, orsn c. k'ep.
por, OF Clear ke. %. IT, Jaenb Robinson Of
Custer. q.
y. q. IlEALY .I,eriater.
FPa n ILPl % 3
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Ich ~ tgnf.
Noilcei- hereby given a bhe following
named settler his iicd nutIf bis intcn-
i'o' g. make nnal proof bpport Oi his
cllini and THAI said proDi u made before
H. d. hrrss Probate Judd In his abScnes
tiien before ". g. Field. lof the Probate
'onr' NJ his Office In Rcd ok'AhomH. on
NAY. 10 iyo' ia.
Robert ~. Hamilton. ul. Ss5s Tor Lot Z.
swA NwA, SEQ. ). T5N h ECA. w swA
See. %. rtN, X :, ECMy
Jerome L. teach. HA isios Tor L'i ,. 81
y NNA. Sce. s. T3N, BwA. Sec. "a = n
hs' ECM
He names The follow Witnesses TO prove
his coniinunus rrsidl' upon nnd cultivH
'i"n 81 siid land. vii
Fred {, tracy. Cart Tracy. James flasle'
Christina Frlkc. ofliI a..
HEAI.Y. Register
fP4 LPs IS
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II rHE SIKH JuDliIAl. DIstnics corp,
sAND FuH BEANSA clseNrY, rwnn,.
T0RY uf OnLAliOMA.
rsrrtory Of oklahoma.


II rHE SIKH JuDiIIAL nIsfnirf corp,
~ AND FUh BEANfk c.seNrY, rznnl.
ToRY Uf OnLAliOMA.
rsrritory of Okiahoma.
cunty ofBsa,cr.
=. Met And. rson. tIsintta.
vs.
10 Green. EliSaseth {. Green. F.B Ew,,,
W ~ Fstti-oh, E ". IA tis.n. and L. ~
IA't'-on' rh'tners 4 i"R business under TN,
',n 'nir Hnd Style OF W. W. Pattlson 4 sons
hh"srd w. PHitis'n. and The su.nnrr- -sbes
ue No'npsny otbs le PiSin, Kansas, d
w Writer 90 nn order OF sal. tss,,,., 49,,
Of The sixth Judicial Di-iric, Court IN s,,,, ~,
ih' Couniy ~ he1vcr aud rrrritory of ,,s,.h,,
iAn sud 10 The sheriff ufsald C-,in,y dl,c.,, :,
! VII, ON the nth day ora .ril. 4. u ,lo, =,
2o'eiock y NJ. OF said day. ~ the fr,,n, ,,,s,,
"i The Court House ip I.svct. To- IN, COR a,
"t Beaver. Tcrritory nf Okiahoina an ? n,
"a" "t pubiio auction. go the highest ADD t,,.,
bidder fur rasl " hand. tile follow In Z d,.cr,.
-d Lands nnd trncmsnts. viz.
Lott Three. fpnr. Fvs ani six aud ,h.
south east qrait-i. 60 uf th. no,tb 60,
qnHr,"r 90 of secti"n Six tsi In r,wns.,,,
IIiFcc y Not'h. IN Range TscntY s,,,, ,,..
Last 90 The Cimnrron MciIdiant n,.o ~,
south west quarter ~ uf the ,utl, e.,t ous,.
''rI'l Of sco'itn f"nn en- 10. aud a.. north
west quarter r.i of The nprih east ausrfor AZ,
Hni tie ""rih hdt 60 - the north IVES, ourr
hrth ~ ,-'ci"n rwcnty three ,su. anu IN.
east va III of ihe south west quarter ~
Hnh the n"rth wtsi quarter tgl oI the so,,,i
ens' quarter lAl of section thirty one t,,Is A
N 'hst htr ~ Ut the south west ounri.r ia,
AID ih" west h,ii ~ OF the south east ou t,,.,
~ of Src'ion Thirteen LEI an in Towr Nh,
Four ,'l north. In liHngc Twenty seven f,,i
Eat ~ ih" Li'nnrfon Meridian. ns the sr,u.r.
y "f said J. q. Grcc.i. ct a Il, fendabt 10 snt
isiy sid or,ier otFa ..
GIVEN UNDER NV HAND. ai tho Sberin..
"h &C. Va the City ~ hravcr. County nnd r.r |
ri"'Ty nf'r. said. this s.d day OF March. A. 70.
IBoi. NJ H..
sheriff OF Beaver County. rcrr,tury OF OK.
iahonia.
By ions W. s,vNer.
Deputy sheriff
CARTER rHAcY nGd LELASp H,ERts.
Attorneys for I'lniptiu.
u -.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
T. y. Virgins, Receiver.
Up II


Department ut the Interior
United states Land once WoudWArI a I
Meh. >, Igot
sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been
n'rd ~ lliis "n GO l'y Ntrlin X. STANLEY. Pnucg
'i'y'o. T., eon rsttnt against HE. No ts,a
nalc Aug u. iyig, Tor Nj NwG Sec Il, ~
: HWA See. . rp.s y Rgy ECM, by Jobu ~
'raicis' 'ntrstcr, in which q I. alleged tLat
sA'd IN ". Francis hhs whUIly ahAnd su,,I
sAi' tract ipr period oT u. ore than q months
u ce making said entry and next prior "a, tb,.
dats tn iniii tioI Uf this contest; that ne
mas Who " failed a. establish and MAINTAIN
his Residence thereon 7 ta i'm pro ye aud cui.
"'A'c sad tract ~ Required by iaW. and that
''ih defaults have never bevn cured.
That snid ALLEGED abscncc from ,ald land
was n"' due Ia his employment in the Aruy,
NAVS % Marine Corps Ofthc United states in
any capacity Ia time at war. ASd this the said
'"hi"NlaWls ready 10 prove al such lime ANA
n'u ~ may De- nainrd by the Register and
hec' Ner Tor u hearing In suid ease said mar.
Ties are hereby nuiitrd to appe.r. rsspoud
AMI "u'T evidence tuurhinE said allegation
~ - otiork a. ~, Un May, II. tyat. before
tue X sicr and Receiver At thsI. n Land
ohies la Woodward. %, 4.
The said contrsta u ip pro,,r M
"'NH hhh Mcli. . lgot set forth facts which
Hh"" mat HIirr duc diliErncs personal ser
N"r Z" lhis n"''e" eHn not b. made u Is hereby
nier"d aud directed that such notice bc
given ~ due and proper publication.
T. ;. MIGGISs. Receiver.
81 q.
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Notice of Settlement of Acce
rcrritory 81 Oklahoma.
County "f Beaver.
=. y. HEALY. Ksgi,

N'Nhll il b"uNtT.
IN PROsAIE COUt,I.
Ia ihn matter OF the - ate OF Incl 4
kins. deceased.
N"ii-"Is hereby given that Am,yih
watkins. 'hc duly appointed and on fd'
hiniLtia or ~ tli- Cstatc OF .lo,I ID ~,
h"s rendered aud IT. srnt Il far y"hi
"nd iiIcd la saih CmTt h"r finaI ara hnh
t'p r. - her administration rs sue fAn's-
= tor a"d her petition Tor ,iI-trihutis .ld
estate AMI tor ber discharge, and ind".
th- II day OF Mn,. t..., b,.i,,,, q, a,. IrvEi
lar term Ui sid Cuurt tnwi. Z h'j
term a u iga4, at 60 o'clock iu ti"h" o.
81 said day. ai tn 1T bate Court ! ~ tue
Si'y oi Beaver, iE said county oi = h's
b''cn duiS appointed 10y the Cou tho set
iiehieni o. said account and for Ihg said
i'riti n. at witch time aud u ID rers' u
ini'rrsied In said estate may aud hlr
MS eSe' pIiOu' iur writing TO Int punt an'
eenirss the same.
In estimUny whereof have fito ST my
hHnd and AFFIXED the seal oi sai i'rt this 9th
daJ oi Ann. .y1I. MEEs''
seat lto Judge.
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CONTEST NOrICE.
Department ~ tho Inicrlor,
a. a. Land nui.. 49,


US. Land once, wo.,dw ara o. r.
Mea. IS tpot.
sufficient contrst anidavit n tylnx n. :. n
net IN this s'hcr 10y wilnan a. GI Ian,
~ rs'aut. against Homestead eniry No
lsI''' mat sept -. '9iL fjr swA Or see
To- n Range - ECM ny win 4.
"asioh' CJatestOr. ia whic.i u 10 alleged thai
shd wiz l.. uas'on has wholly aban 10 iei
I'D tract h~ ia'ls I 10 raslds apo !, eul,l va,.
ana impEjve aid 'taa fIr psriol OF more
tiai months next procsdiuR ,hg flilng OF thi,
cH'rs anldavil iiai said allcg "A abse 40, from
the Ian . was not dvs 10 his emp Syni, ~. 10 the
ArHy. Nayy OF karlne cosps OF lae unit ID
states daring any war
said parties are hersbS Hinei 10 appear
uepond aud nsIer evidence tlushinx slid
allegation ~ 70 o'eluck y. Az, on May, IS 100,
hot'rs "a. " Aieuse. pcbbat Jndss,
bcavsr county, Okla ~. "a his agiu, Ia b ~.
seT, U. Z. unh that anal haarlnf viii bs held
" - o'cinvk A. ~ 20 luue. 70. 49,.
l'sl'ge ibe Register and llstpiFar "a lhs "a
a.al'a i.aul oalee IA woodward D >.
rhe aia onio,lant Saving ia I "a ..ss
anlistii. u|pd Astv4. -. ~ - iDlt faq.s
whiFh AhpN % a nf'ef ias hb|se ic3 parh n.al
parfire ~ taH y rise san na he made ,lis
hf'spY neirttt aat dlle.,s ~ M q safh .se'|ts
~ e'teN W anq Ana psnIH W plIsal|nl.
7 'is,li NeI|s'ef
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Contest Notice

D-,nI inrnt of th. iuteriur.
| I. = I-ud onice wUodW Eri. -. Z -.
NeI. % tsgt
] a sufficient contrst alid,vit having I,,.,
hl,'l iu this uf.uc 10y KrhnrI u m r.,.
To- NJ afain-t IIE Nn. tr,,, m a. N,,ys \, .
Tor sSA NEh - NNI, Nwy Nat. s,.. :,
~ y. Rst EUH by Cland Wu lam.
e'ni 80 IN wLl't :, n lss-d that .aid CIaud
v williams nas wholly sB ,n,Iyii,,I sa,d tr,,,.
hh' i"il"d ~ rstab i-h his residence ti.er-,r
Hhd - r'sid" 'piu Hni cultivate sn,d t,.,., A.,
pcrni 80 mur' thNn D uipHth. neat mead.
ms he ia e OF ~" ming uitttx pfT.a.yii ,,,,
ttAt "a 81 dr'Huit ha, Mt been O. nd, b.t a.,
S''d HitEel abs me- IrIu tile s,tJ I,nt So.
not due irt' cnr luym, nj IN ih, Arm, So,
~ Marine Corps OF to" Uni,d ties du,Iu,,
any w.r
said ptrtir, nrc hereby notin,-I 4, s,,,,,,,
SP"id and unst rSiir lc,. ,ourbipy .,l,,
"irS''ion at 20 o'e Uck a.. ~. un Aav. n, L.,
'"i" u Kelly Cirrk oi the q. = In, a.,
So'rt ~ uratcr. -. a., -hd In hIs al- .,,. A.,
t'rn W. T. oIin',, his deputy. anI tn.t u,
nearing WI rhcld q orIucE d, t,, ,,,, L..
- '9H b,'Iors the R.gi ,trr aud R.c,I,.,
'"' United states Land OH - La Wan,
warL ~. 4. ""o'
10" Hiid contestant having. IN n prpr,r pr.
h'"'l' u "i Jan. al. To-, st f.rtI tact. ,,bi,.,
as" "i' ! after du" diligence p---uBu -.
N""' uis p.tirr taT MT 10. made, ~ H. b.,,
I" "'i'fsh ana u ircicd that su,. u1iir, IA.
s''eA BY due AMI propcr rubi.rati.n.
u. HEALY GrsI,tcr.
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Notice of Settlement OF Account

territory OF okIn.or,a.
County ofB.n,rr
~ PROBATE Jut'Hr.
w The mat 'rif tl rtla,- nf t.,,,i,p,i, g,,,,
M !. drrsnrr,I "''''
N"'ie' Is h'rchy given that John 7 ,;.,,,,
Tue hh'y "ppuirtrd nnd pualin.d nJ,,I,i,,r,.
,"' "i N" rsssic OF IIrnI.m n X Kinp,,I b,. va,
"''el Hhd presented i-r s'ttIr,nrnt .rJ n 49,,
~ >'id 'onit his hnnl account AMI r,,,,, -,
h'- ANnih'SiTn n aSsuch aImInt,'r,.or ar .u,
=" pf'i'I'h i"r di'tiibutl ~ ~ said t..r,t, ,,,,
'"r h's cischh'Rc, anI that M-n.in, the sI,I,,
" Nai' 80 b"iHs Hdiy ufR regular tern a.
s"' S"nr' '"@h Oiihe MAJ t. IN A n, ,s,t
~ ''"''"'" ~ tn forenoon ui ia .in,. M H..
~ "A's court runn. /" III. Jisy Of I,1u,.r A.,
'a'l '"Hnii ~ lirAvtr, has been duiy n "a In,.
81 "S the I"ur'. tor the settlement ,,f .sit ~,
,,,'I go ~ hrtrins said ,,rtiiIop M ,,L,.i
,..i',, "ni i i'aSt Hiy ItT. "a intcr-s'ri y s1ti
~ ~ "plh'sr uud hlc HI ,sr.i,tI. %, ~,
"tt'ng 20 u" account aud rnut. :, ~. 49,, :"
-. i''uhuh Wh-poT lave her. ,,,,,, ~. '"s
W. """h "l'd aHiN"d thc seat 81 said C,,t,rs 49,
NP''' ""' ~ T.. MIrsE.
Probate judge.
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Iunitst N,iire.
DEfARIMENr OfTIIEINrEl,I,R
u. Land tlfiI,.. M.,..t... q. q.

bEfAklMENf bf fIIIEINrEuInR
Us. Land Oricc. wUodwAr.:. o.. r
Mrh. y iyO,.
suhrirni cnni,tt AFFIDAVIT having br,n
~ u ~ Tits Office u. I1hn b. Pati,t,nr ,.,,,..
t"'iHni, against M No tTrs mAi- II.,, 40 ,,,,,
l9r Lots J-Is ~ NWh. Scc3 TIN.RuE
hrntb l. pnncsii. rDnIcAiec, 10 which "a a
theHc' that said Henry Z. Dancain h a Wb,i.
" abandoned said Tract uf land Tor a u.t.,,I a.,
mnfe than months since his entry ., IN,
same A.'d ,cNt pri ~ T., the date h..r,... ,,,,
70" mas i"lird l'o.CuPy, imir ~. aud cuIt,.
va 'a'd innh ~ 10y law required aud that con
~''ee u mt'inHin< acquire title 90 Ai.Id Land
iraudnlcn " b. making orr tsiuuAi vI,it. ia
The same aud IN u n'b.p the all z Il tI.f,t,I,.
hSvr hren riiTrii ani that said aiirs.i .I,..n,,.
i'Oin said land NHs uut due To hi. .tu.io,.
he"t in the Arny. Navy ur Marin. a. rn. az
'he tnit'd sIats 10 the 81 wiz u t.n, rn,,.ri,,
said parties are hereby uoliIl,.i 10 Bp,.cnrr
spnnd aud utivT vyid nee iouchIn said a Iryn.
l"ns a. 30 - clock ~ m IN AR. = Ia,
bc'orr &. ". hulmes. Cnitcl stat.
'hlniSr nnrr, Il Gage. a. o. ana M
hhtl hearing will be- held vi 20 n'rIock n a,
an MAJ -. l'Ol. b-GTr the Reyi,t,r u,d
Isroriver at tbs unilcd States Land uglss A,
w1oiWard Oklahoma.
The iaid cuu,e. ant having IN n prnp.r anI.
dnvit n'cd F"b ~ 'ani. srI ririh "a ts which
SHOW that alter due I'D .iz ncu personal srryi,,
m this no ies raa not b, made 10 h,f,I,y or.
Icrd aud diIrc ell that "a IA nplic,, Dc pty,,
~ due amt proper pnnlisi;ioa.
fDHEALY. ReEstsr.
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