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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17
KNEW A THING OR TWO.
He Was Ciassed a. Insane. Hut Hs
Had the Right idea Ahoat
Politics.

The inmate Of a certain state asylum
FOR the insane looked qulzzically at the
visitor. writes Elliott Flower. IN Brook
Ign Eagle.
I'm not such a fool as they think. "
he said.
'Nos" returned the visitor.
well ! should say not bus probably
Fou don't believe H.
We'll, sou certainly have strange
halIueinalIons. remarked the visitor
doubiully
I don't have ans halluelnations AZ
ali. protested the inmate.
*Bat you insist thar you are Politics
with a capital r. urged the visitor
Now. anyone who thinks Politics can
be q person OF that a person can Be
Politiesn
Il don't think anything Of the kind
interrupted the inmate 4 know I'm
not Politics Just a. wei as you do"
'sThen why do you Insistla asked the
visitor
The Inmate drew near ana spoke con
ddenilally.
4 wouldn't have It known Tor s good
deal" he said. "but / read the papers.
and the papers say thai the people IN
charge here give pretty nearly al their
attention 70 politics. Now, Il can only
stick It ont long enough 70 fool them
into thinking I'm Politics. don't you
see how nice It's going 70 BE- for me ?
guess when you come 70 think the
matter over. you'll find I'm about the
sanesi person here. for ny scheme Is
going 70 make me the boss Of the whole
institution
Then be moved away. mutterine.
All that I need ia a platform that's
lopslded, q few broken promises and
some wires 20 be a convention any
how"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17
A Street Fight.

The first street fight fer some time
past occurred Tuesday night a. about
1880 o'clock at the corner Of Illinois
avenue and Wilson street. The par
tIclpants were George Patrick, known
as "nig George" and Clay little: and
John Britt, deputy city marshal, also
''buttedn into the affair and proved
his efficiency as peace officer by ar
resting both bcligefants. II seems that
little aud Patrick were strangers 20
each other. and Patrick thought
that he was the best man IN town.
little disagreed with hIm.and # took
Britt about ten minutes to settle the
dispute. Patrick became very Oh.
streperous after being arrested and
oiicer Britt was compelled 10 use
persuasive methods IN order lc sub.
due him.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17
BRECKENRIDGE
MAY Be NEXT
The Arkansas Member May
Quit the Commission.

A Muskogee dispatch says; The
resignation of Ex-Governor w. Il.
Stanley was not a great surprise to
the people here. Something of the
kind has been anticipated, although
II was not thought Governor Stanley
would be the first member of the
Dawes commission totake this step.
II is limited here that one more
member Of the commission viii resign
soon, and rumor places this second
resignation at the door OF Colonel G.
K. Breckenride, who has charge Of
the Cherokee land Office at Tahlequah.
Col breckenridge, so ii is limited, Is
fairly well-to-do In this worlds goods
and can we'll afford TO step down aud
out since his connection with the Eu-
faula Trust Company is taken as a
basis for severe censure IN the Bona
parte- Woodruff report.
IL has also been intimated that
Chairman Rixby would resign. This
was before the report was made pub
lie and when II was believed by many
that the report would exonerate him.
Mr. Bixby has announced his inten-
tion Of making Indian Territory his
future home, and IL has been said that,
with his intricate knowledge Of the
affairs In connection with the allotting
Of land that he would be able to make
more money as a private citizen than
as a government employe.
With the report published and the
very disagreeable things il has TO say
IN connection with Mr.. Blxby and the
trust companies in which he IS inter
ested, II Is held by his friends that
now he cannot afford 10 resign. Some
hold that one Of the purposes actuat-
Ing Mr.. Bixby when he changed his
residence from Red Wing, Mimi, was
the hope OF some dag becoming
United States Senator from here, and
Il Is contended that In the face Of the
adverse report he must hold TO the
job ahd either disproye the allegations
made or become in the eyes OF the
people Of the Territory a martyr TO
the administration.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17
A FRONTIER MISSIONARY.
william Tnylor'n Career in the wick
ed Mining Camps OF California
In the EARLY Fifties.

The Methodist Episcopal church In
California recently held memorial SER
vices for William Taylor. the first mis-
sionary OF that church in the state.
''He is,' wrote Charles SpurGeon, the
famous London preacher. the Paul OF
the age, and his experiences In estab-
fishing Methodism on the frontier OF
America. Australia, and South Ameri-
ca have no parallel in church history.
The story OF William Tayler's career
In the wicked mining camps and in
San Francisco during the ca ffties
is more thrilling than fiction l.1wless-
ness was unbridled In the town. Mur-
derers went without trial.
I'm all my travels over the world, :"
Mr.. Taylor used to say, II never have
seen such human degradation. such
woefnl immortality and reclslessness
Of human life as in San Francisco in
1879"
It took courage to sneak to the
swearing. drunken crowds who spent
their time in gambling and in
toxication. Many q time he was threat
ened with personal violence. One Of
his first Efforts was made in Pat Don
ovan's dance hall A murder had just
been committed. The body was hauled
into an adjoining room. and the drink
ms eursing. gambling and dancing
were resumed as noisily as ever. Sud
denly Mr. Taylor's stalwart frame APP
peared in the door Of the place
Catcalls aud yells Of derision greeted
The missionary; and one man drew his
pistol and told Mr. Taylor to get out
or get shot He stood quietly for a
few moments and then said;
Il have not come for trouble n you
win let me sing few songs apd say
few words. I'm sure you won't re-
gret Il"
Go ahead" some one yelled Mr.
Taylor began TO sing in his full. clear
voice some OF the familiar church
hymns. The crowd was quickly won
by the music
Go on" shouted the men when he
stopped Then he sang one or two
Scotch songs and finally getting up
on the platform where the fiddler sat-
he spoke plainly and forcibly upon the
evil life his auditors we're leading. and
they listened quietly.
When the preacher had ceased,
big, strapplnr Irishman. who had
served time In prisons In Australia and
New Zealand. and had been the terror
Of the Waterfront in San Francisco
proposed a collection for the new
Methodist church. and he himself
passed his old battered sombrero
among the men and women, Money,
gold dust and iewelry went into the
hat.
With an invitation 70 them to come
into the new church the preacher with
drew. The next morning he came with
n coffin that he had made with HIS own
hands during the night. and with the
help Of feveral sailors properly buried
the body Of the murdered man. and a.
the same time called on the better feel
lues Of hts listeners In the lesson he
drew from the crime.
Fearless. kindly. Of firm faith he
was the type Of man TO succeed as a
missionary.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17

Rey. + ". 1Iawley, Synodlcal mis-
sionary for Indian Territory and ok
lahoma, of Oklahoma City vas here
yesterday.
City Marshal Ridenhour arrested q
man last night caught IN the act Of
stealing goods from a car on the Katy
siding.
FOR SALE White Plymouth Rock
cockerels of tie L. T. Fishel strain.
Address: Mrs. z. pumphrey, yinita,
Ind. Ter 75.tf dw
Dr. McWilllams, Fred Walker and
II II. Butler came IN on the Joplin
train today enroute 20 Clarcmore "a
attend the republican convention.
Ia grippe coughs yield quickly "a
the wonderful curative qualities Of
Foley's Honey and Tar There Il
nothing else lust as good. Sold BY
Peoples Drug store. dN
Miss Dema stubbleheld went to
Muskaqee this morning 70 accept a
position as stenographer with the
Dawes commission.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17

Mrs. Fred Langley and her sister
Miss Duncan came down from Alton
Wedne day.
johnson Lyman lost his bafn.a large
quantity Of hay and a corn crib by ire
Tuesday night
Miss Anna Robbins has a new Kim
ball piano, purchased from the OswegC
music house.
Nike Hedriek, who las beenattend
Ing the college left for his home Al
At 0olagah yesterday
Alss Corn Carter, Of IT. Worth
Texas, IS IN tie CITY Ia the interest Q.
the It. Worth Telegram.
A. P. Murphy Of Muskogee wa
nominated Tor congress al Lebanon
Mo-, Tuesday
Col Orendorf, president Of the m
ternatIonal Bank 4 Trust Co, arrlyee
from Illinois Yesterday.
Dennis Wilson has moved his law uf
Zee from the Halsell building % tie
Empire block.
Nr. and Mrs. Julian Bagby, d New
Haven, NO.. are visiting their sons
Dn. Oliver aud Louis liagby
sam Il. Frazee will Join his wife IN
81. Louis the last Of the week ard
viii spend several days visiting IN No.
Mn u. Il. MyeB, Of Birmingham,
Ala, mother Of Mn. J. Il. Burckhalter,
Of vlnlta, lstlie guest Of her daugh
ter
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For sale at People drn3 bloN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17
FRAZEE HDW. AND FUR
Elnotion Naloer. Appointed.

In the United states court Tor the
Northern district of the Indian Ter
ritory, sitting at Pryor Creek.
In the matter OF the appointment of
the Judges and clerks of election for
an election to beheld in the city OF
Vinita, Indian Territory ON April
5th, 1901.
/ hereby constitute and appoint as
Judges and clerks of election for AN
election to be held In the city OF
Vinita, Indian Territory, on the 5th
day of APRIL 1904, the following
named persons, to-wit;
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
First Ward:
L. X. McGuHin,
y. G. Chandler
Jos. p. Scott.
Second Ward
Arthur Chamberlin,
George Kapp,
j. J. Spencer.
Third Ward;
J. +. Charlesworth,
T. II. Winner,
A. n. Green
Fourth Ward:
John Swain,
Adam Kuhn,
l.. r. 1shell
CLERKS or ELECTION
First Ward:
Fred Ratclil
l.. " Marks.
Second Ward.
W G. Chamberlain,
Geo. e. McCuloch.
Third Ward;
G. 5. shelton,
Bob WiIkerson.
Fourth Ward:
". ". Ward.
IL. g. Ballard.
Done at Pryor Creek, Indian Terri
tory, this 18th day Of March, 1904.
JOSEPH \. GILL,
Z. S Judge, Northern District, |. 7.
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Dsmocratie Call.

The Democratlcs Executive commit
tee for the eitY Of Niuita have decided
10 hold ward conventions on tie line
OF those held last year for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the
various offlces 70 he filed at the ensu-
ing city election and they have fixed
Wednesday evening March 23rd, 1891,
at o'clock as the time for the holding
Of the conventions IN the respective
wards. At the ward conventions the
ward member Of the Democratic ex-
ecutiye committee to serve for one
year wlll be elected and candidates for
aldermen from the ward win be noml-
mated, and there wlll be elected five
delegates from tie ward 20 a general
convention Of delegates to be held
Thursday evening March 2lth. 1904,
fof the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for all other elective offices to
be voted Oh at tie ensuing city cleo
ton. The ward conventions viii be
called to order by the present member
of the executive committee in the re-
spectlve wards. and the general con-
yentlon Of delegates viii BE- called TO
order bs the chairman Of the executive
committee, and each convention will
be called to order promptly a. eight
O'Clock and will at once enter upon
the transaction Of the business before
It. The place Of holding the conyen-
tlon IN the first ward will be AZ the
Ramsey & Gerlach building on illinois
avenue aud for the second ward viii
be At the Academy building and for
the third will Be- At the Opera Hou4e
and Tor TIE fourth ward will he az tbs
Rood u Hanford building on Illinois
avenue and The place o. holding tbe
general convention viii he at the
Opera house. This March Y 1906
J. W Sanders, Chairman Democrat
ic Executive Committee.
". II. KorDegay, Member Execu-
COMMITTEES First Ward.
Edgar smith. Member Executive
COMMITTEES. Second Ward
Il. II. knight, Member Executive
Committee. Third Ward.
+. 4. Mc3lasson, Member Executive
COMMITTEES, Fourth Ward
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Appropriation Of sl.ss4.e3 Made TO
Settle Claims.

City council met in regular session
Tuesday night. all members present
except Alderman Bell.
TIE petition Of 1. ". Marks and
others asking permission to cross Ger.
tain streets and alleys with connee-
tlons to the Marks arteslan well was
Nkeferfed to tho ordinance committee.
Arx Hams request that the city pay
Tie cost Of laying a sidewalk in front
ofss2r ppofsfty. Referred 10 streets
afIlFIlegs committee. A petition Of
property owners asking that an alley
be opened In block i2was also referred
70 the committee on streets and alleys.
An ordinance designed 70 protect
pablIc buildings from being defaced
b writing upon the walls etc, was
passed.
ruon motion made bg Alderman
rlinkscales and seconded b Alderman
Hendricks, tie council instructed The
park committee te confer With Ike
committee from the commercial club
ana arrange for the planting Of trees
III south Park, the cost 10 the city
not to exceed sl0o. Alderman Lee
offered 40 amendment TO tliis. motion
including North Park, bntflle amend
usnt nas losi, all memhes except
Lee voting No.
Az ordinance approprlating =, sYAzJ
a. sttle claims against tie city vas
passed
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r.fassaaass g. 40. Eslorl...

The orator Of the corner store was
giving forth his views Of a popular
CONGRESSMAN whose death had been
ehronlcIed IL the evening paper
= tell you. be said. looking gloom
lIy away from his audience into the
depths of the stove. hes going 70 be
a loss to this country. % bis friends.
10 al that have known him or known
Of him lie has died. aa be has lived
unanimoasly regretted - Youths
COMPANION.
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Mr and MS. n. 4 Johnson enter.
taIned a few friends at a SIX O'Clock
dinner Tuesday afternoon at theil
hospitabie home IN the west end.
Those present were Mr and Nrs.
snlggs and Nr and Mrs. u. n. Marrs.
W. II. Darrough left on the noon
train for ClaFemore. 20 attend the r.
publican convention
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The general merchandise store n
I'd Washbourne at Eucha, on spavI.
nav. was destroyed by IRE Tuesday.
AF. Washboune was away from home
Il South West Clty and Tho store was
left n the hands Of clerks 4 large
invoice Of new spring goods had Just
been received. Tie amount of lnsur.
ance, OF whether ans, is not knownx
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17

Every Clock we sell is guaranteed
to be good timekeeper and to give
perfect satisfaction.
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do you think kissing ls wrong =
asked The bafbfu young man
Not II one Is kissed right" an
svered he ex.aummef alFI.--ehlcago
DAILY Nesa
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Pablle School Grades.
PRIMARY

PRIMARY.
elisha Ellis David Mars
Ray Jones Guy Ridenhour
Cecil Staniield Claude Melton
Harland Einnel
FIRST GRADE
Jas. Burckhalter Alice Hughes
George Ttter Mabel Wright
Claude Williams
SECOND GRADE
Albert Clinkscales Louis McGunin
Thompson HIN Maud Suagee
Fanny Hughes Read smith
Charlie Murdock Ira Wolfe
THIRD GRADE.
Helen Churchill Edward Davidson
March Patterson Rose Gill
John Catlin jesse Williams
Ellen Dudley Ethel Mann
Odessa Snyder Kleta Ellis
Ella Catlin Harley Anderson
Ellie Bland Charlie Hancock
FOURTH GRADE
Mae Deck Ollie Williams
Ninlta Williams Jemima Taylor
Clara Murlock Millafd Davenport
Minnie Muleare Mary Minchall
FIFTH GRADE.
Naama Allen Bessie Dupree
Lois Chamberlin James Hill
Mabel Cross Luerena Webb
Laura Cox Edith Wilkinson
SIXTH GRADE
Alice Hancock Carrie keeney
SEVENTH GRADE
Harry Helm Paul Darrough
May Kuhn Mary Badgetf
Susan Smart
EIGHTH GRADE
Pearl Allen Miriam McGuain
Zai Rising
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-17

Foley's Kidney Cure makes tie
kidneys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious At Peoples Drug
Store. dw
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
Norlce Foa eunLlcATlon.

Department Jf the Interior. Land OfIice at Los
 Angeles, Cal, Jane 4th, iyU4
 Notice is hrteby given that the following named settler has hird uolic, 0f his intention Co make hnai proof tn support of his claim. and that said proof will br made before Register and Receiver at LOs Angeles. Cal, on Juis iith, lpbI. viz: LEWIS r.. sHAPARD, HoHIcstcad Entry No y1I7, for the NV See. 2i. Twp. i6 S. X. 4E, S. F. M
 He names thr following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upou and cultivation oi said land. viz:
 Lewis r.. Cooley. of Imperial. Cal, Theodore r. Banta. of Imperial. Cal: Joli1 F. Parazrtte. of Imperial, Gal; Tbaddcus White, of Caicxico. cal.
 Al. CROoKsHANK, Register. june ii-jnly9
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dcpaumen, of the Interior, United States
 Land Office. Los Angeles, Cal. May 2Ist.
 iyO4.
 Notice Is hereby given that SIMEON HOL. LAND of Evergreen. Cal. has filed notice of intention to make proof on his dcsrrt-la nd claim N". iiss. for the N ' Sec. =, Twp. is S k. iJ r.. S. E. NJ. before thr United States Commissioner at his office in Imperial. Cal. on Thursday. the i+th day of Juiy i94. He names tie following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Louis Farnsworth. " n Carey, C F. Irwin. Thomas Beach. all of Imperial. Cal.
 J CROOkSHANK, Register june II july 2
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Mslia A~-i"- s-d Na~--s DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

June 18th, 1904
 Notice is hereby given that JAMES HUTCHiNGS of impcTiai, Cal, assignee ot Alvin W. Miller. has filed notice of intrnton to make proof on hts drseft-iand claim No. iiOO, for the NE '. Sec :, Twp. iO S. K. i4 r., \. B. NJ, before Register aud ReceVet at Los hngc- lpot.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the oom piete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Charles <. Crecsey, Theodore F.. Crrsscy, Am ton Pa nek, ]. B. ParaEctt-. all of Imperial Cal
 A. J. CRoOKSHANK, Register june 2s-juiy D
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land office, Los Angeles. Cal, June l7th, ipoI.
 Notice is hereby given that COMMODORE F. CLINE of Los Angeles, Cal, assignee of William Hinckic. has filed notice of his intcn- tion to make proof on hts d~scrt.iand claim No iiO9. for the S n Sec. L, Twp i6 \. K. l+ r.. <. F. M.. before Register and Receiver at Los Angeles, Gal, on Friday. the 5th day of August ipU.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the com pietc irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 George Cline, of Brad,moore, Cal, II. +. Hoi- ly. of Bradtmoorc. Cal, Arthur Fulicr. of Inn prriai. Cal, E. <. McCoiiuui. of CaicKico, Cal
 A. J. .CRooKSHAEK. Register. june 2Sjuiy
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. United States Land
 Office. Los Angeles, Gal. June 7th. l9O+
 Notice is hereby given that LOUIS l. COY of San Bernardiuo. Cal. has filed notice of iu- tcutiou to make proof on his dcsert-iaud claim No. l2sl. Tor the is of NE !. & \ lg of NV ( Sec. c, Tp. l5 S, K. i+ F., S. E. NJ, before Reg ister & Receiver at Los Angeles, Cal, on Fri day, the 18th day of July, iP0+.
 He names the following witnesses to prove
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John C1yie has hi~d notice of intention Go make ,, prpuf on hts dc-rrt-lan claim No tIsI fpr the I NJ "a sc,. ~. Twp e -. X. i1 C., s. B. M i,r- "' Tore Register sud Receiver at Los Augcira Cal.
 on Tuesday, tli~ 1lth day of Jaiy. iyyt.
 He names the foiiOwtug witnesses Co prove ps the complete irrigation and reclamation of said v land!
 L. A. H. Carrier. r. X. Carrier. M. F. Grove. w. f '. Giiieu. ali Of tniprfiai. Cal lo A. ]. CROOKsHANK, Register.
 june l5-jnly ~
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
IMPERIAL
RalIrond Change.

Train time has slightly changed, SO that trains now leave for old Beach at 3.27 n. m. and l.40 D. m. They are due Co arrive at 7.2j a. ID. and s05 D. m. Calcxico time nearly corresponds with this, as the same trains arrive from and continue on to that place.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
oeeenr LAND, FINAL PROOF

Fyt l-f .t pDHli-G iOfi. Department of the intefior. Uuited States
 Land Office, iVs AHgrica, Cal. Juuc 3rd,
 tJlt
 Notice is hereby given that EDWARD C. WILSON of Etiwanda, C1i.. has filed notice of intention to uiake prDol pu his frarrt-lard riaini No. iis4. fot thr sE It Sec. 22. Tp. ts S. K. e r.. $. B. M.. before Register d Receiver at Los Angeles. Cal on Wednesday. thc f3tli day of July. tyJ4
 Hr names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land.
 r. 1T. Johanning of fniperiai. Cal: D. C.. Henderson of Imperial. Cal; Emit Steiner Df Los Angeles Cal; S. F. Brown of san Bcrnar- dino, Cal
 Al. CROOKsHANK, Register. june il-jutt
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DESERT LAND. Flf4AL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. United States
 Land Office, Los Angeles, Cal. June 18th.
 ipuI.
 Notice is hereby given that WALTER K. BONkER of Caicxico. Cal, has filed notice of intention to make proof his dcscrt-iaud claim No. ll41, for the Lots , and 4 S !, of NV |. and SW Sec l. Twp i1 $. V r.. : E M before Register and Receiver at Los Angeles Cal. or Monday, the 2Sth day of July. lgJ4. He names the f0lIoNinE witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said iaud
 W r. HiNson of Caiexico. Cal n D Thing of C1lcxico, Cal; Barnes of CalcIico. Cal; r. S McCoium of CalcNico Cal.
 A. J. CRoOkSHANk, Register. June lS-July l6
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boo sad reclamation of said

lhr complete irrigation snd reclamation of said tsnd:
 John p. Cot of fmf-fiat. Cal; Johu C. Coy of Pa. .adrua, tafs Eftnk r. Cram of futprfiat. Cal; ]. B. PtrIg.fts of Imp.tiai. Cal: Martin Berg Of Imperial. Cat
 Al. .CROOKsnANK. Register june ii.jnlf o.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF

OESEFT LAND, FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of thr futcrior Uritrd States
 Land Omcr. Los Angeles, Cal. Junc Zsth.
 ip4
 Notice is hereby given that JOSEPH F. HUICHINS. Of Eiiwanda, Cal. Las hIei notice oi detention Go make proof on his drscrt.idnd Twp. is s., F. F., $. E. M. before United States Commissioner r. C.. Ravens at his office at Imperial. Gal, on Wednesday. the IJth dAy of August. I9l4.
 He names tue following witnes~c. to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation oi said land.
 VI. Y. Morse. r. fl. Johauuiug. Q. Miller. and D. C.. Henderson, all of Imperial. Cal
 <. J. CROOKSHA$K. Rrgistcs. July 2jO
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T. G. RAVENS, UNITED STATES Commissioner, Imperial, Cal.
 All Filings, Annual Proofs, Final Proofs, Contests, and all land matters attended to at Imperial, making expens- i've trips to the Los Angeles land office unnecessary.