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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-12

| Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, .; Chicago, Milwaukee ! st. Paul. 10;
Minneapolis & st. Louis, II; Chicago, st. Paul,
/ Minneapohs & Omaha, s., Great Northern, y;
| Chicago Burlington & Quincy, 2; Northern Pa
cihc, Il; 500 line, l Chicago, Rock Island &
| Pacific, /. Total '6S.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, May 12-Cattle-Re-
eelpts. 1,5Oo; market steady; native steers,
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady to
strong; light, $5.25@5. 321a; pigs, S4@5; bulk of
sales, $5.25@5.3O. 1850 LIN u
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady: weth.
ers, shorn, $4.45@4.75; lambs. shorn, sos. 90.
NEW YORK METALS, May 12.-Lead and
"copper" quiet and unchanged
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, May 12.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance Of to
pected, both as to futures and spot cotton in
the English market Bulls were, somewhat dis
received yesterday were not confirmed by the
official weather map but there was support
% nrgeg on e na
advance, with the market in the middle of the
cotea fatyes at met s Of Msp
at e77 77Sc; June. Z 5e; July, .7e7e; August,
Mai Maticn 77 1850 December 1885, January 1850;
At midday the market was off from the best
net advance of 3@4 points.
The local market for sot cotton was quiet
of and On
middling gulf.
Estimated receipts at the ports today were
IL, 7as last week and &5,71s last year To-
against against 572 last Year ar N " '''0A o'''
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, May IL
Sugar, raw, steady; fair refining, 37sc; centrif
ugal 90 test AS; mola ass sugar, Ssze; re-.
graduated, 5:s5e: Coffee quiet; No Rio. &c.
refined. all ports. 6.9o@e.95c.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, May 12.-catt1e
Receipts, 1000 including 400 southerns,
Market steady. Native Sa steers, $45oA $50;
s2.25@425; native cows and heifers, $2.25@
$3.50; calves, $3@5.50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market strong Bulk
Of sales, s5.50@5.421a; pigs and hghtweights,
$5@5.32K.
sheep-Receipts,. 1000: Market strong and
active. Muttons, s4@625; lambs, $5.5o@7; fed
ewes, $4@4.60.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, May 12.-cattle-
Receipts 150O, including 300 Texan steers.
Market steady. Beef steers, $4.5o@6.50; COWS
| and heifers, $3@5.50.
| Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market strong. Pigs
and light, S4@5.60; butchers and best heavy,
sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market steady. Ma
t t1s, Ss.5o@b lambs, $5@s6o; Texans,
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, May 12-Receipts,
cattle, 700; hogs, 1900
Hogs-steady. Sales: go, $50 lbs, 1913; Y,
30 lbs, 1928; So, $50 lbs. ;s5.s5.
Gattle-steady. BeeyesI "A 11so lbs So; IS,
Heifers-,s, 800 lbs, s.; A. $50 lbs. s4.25; 70,
LAO lbs, s4.75. stockers and Feeders-16,
1so lbs, ss7s; 1e 800 lbs, 81; 1S 800 lbs; s. So
| lbs 81; IL, ego lbs 81. 40.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, May 12.-Close: Wheat,
nominal; track. $1.0S1a al .O5; May. 94ssc bid;
July, 79%c; No. 2 hard, CSC asked. Corn, easy;
No. 2, cash, 507ac nominal; track, &c; May, AN
@49ssc; July, 46sc. Oats lower for cash. No.
2, cash, 3O1ac nominal; track .31hc; May, 3OAc
bid; July, 271ac bid No. 2 white. 33c.
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steady; creameries, 20G24c; dairies 1e@aac
Eggs steady; at mark. cases included, 14hc
Peuy steay
14@15c; chickens, 13c; springs, lib average
$3@3.50; lR@l&-lb. average $e@6.5o: Pota
toes, steady; Burbanks, 2O@22c; Rurals, 200
PC; new, brl, Louisiana, $2.25@3.25; Florida
$2.5O@3.25, Veal firm 5@9c
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| Hogs steady to strong. Receipts moderate.
especially or 70 de Pnaea m
from s6 to $40 bulk S. aHa5 'ess r ngss
ana light mixed nj quoted IS .2o@5. 80; mixed and
Sales: -. -
Hogs-so, 30 lbs, $40; 80, 215 lbs. $3.50
90, T s lbs, $3.50; n, 1877 lbs, $3.50; II, 1871
Pigs, Underweights and Roughs-s, ss8 lbs
oATTLE--General receipts moderate for Fri
sale the market held steady. Butcher cows
aa 9otssd strong Cutters and Gamers steady
still strong. Bulls and Seais quoted Steady
MIX Pn+ COWS steady; best kinds stronger.
sa!f9s5 SsssFi 5s ss s4 ss 3 l il 1 Is
Bu 1850 o eoT s. and lbs
go iDs sSS5; 8, $50 lbs, $$.25; S 3. SOC lbs 8
:, Butcher o9 Bulls, 1900 lbs. ST. /, LAO lbs
1ss 16s 81 r. T. i % lS ssH S. 3d. nOS lbs
Stock and Feeding Steers, 975 lbs, s.. 60
g? e' b s. 49, 4 r. u.s. ss3 ST. ss5 lbs lbs
st es nc Cows and H eli $50 lDs
Mich Cows and springers~1 COW, ss2;
COW cow and I'D calf 500 COW and calf $3.50
sHEBP-Receipts light Market quiet; shee,
ana lambs quoted steady. String of shorn ives
! tern ewes from feed lots sell on contract a
80. Bunch of shorn western lambs bring So
/ Sales: w
Killing Sheep and Lambs-16 shorn western
lambs Il lbs, Sc; 395 shorn western ewes, 1Os
. Among the shippers the market were: JILL
Carnes, Royalton; ]. Hegerle, st. Bonifacius
Rhodes, N. D.; Ed zenigen, L. Lefreldt, Bell
1ngs, Mont; n. A. Anderson, New Richland
). IL. Pett1s, st. Peter; F. Otterbeck, Vernon
center; W. A. Altman, Nelson Brothers, Paine
& D., Fairfax; P. Gruge, Winthrop; O. A
Bowl Clarkfeld; ]. E. Clark, Gibbons; NJ Kin
selia; M1liVille; ]. McMullin, Faribault; H. c
breckenridge, Tintah; J. Johnson Litchdeld
Z. @. Perkins, Cokato; A. Schilling, Delano; G
e. Peterson. y
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GOOD BEEF STEERS
HOLD UP WELL
OTHER GRADES OF CATTLE ALSO
SHOW STRENGTH.
Hogs Steady to Strong on Moderate Re
ceipts, the Average Quality Showing
Fair to Goodnight Hogs in Best
Demand-Sheep and Lambs Steady,
with Only Light Run and FeWSales.

South St. Pal, Mimi. May 12.-Estimated re-
ceipts at the Union rtockyards today: Cattle,
goo; calves. 200; logs, $500; sheep. 300; cars,
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. 1. 1906. to date, compared with the
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
,T1er, St: Paul, May 12.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report the market brisk and buying lively. buv
ers numerous and prices good. Values: Draft
ers, extra $lso@ao; drafters, choice s1e@1so;
oraIters, common to good s130@160; farm
mares, extra, $l3O115O; farm mares, choice 500
QlSO; farm mares, common to good, S75@iOO.
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PtS1I1OS@Iy -"
owing was the range OF prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAM May 12-May wheat bulged
up to 81 today, an advance Of 21ac. 1t broke of
and with good trading on both the advance and
later decline. 1t closed little weaker at 96Ac.
Flax gained in strength for cash and 1c off for
new crop. Receipts, wheat, 8 cars; fax a.;
shipments, wheat, 81, 344 bu; oats, $4,000; fax,
139, 49, Cars on track, g.
Close-Wheat, cash No. northernr, 981ac; No.
northern, e11a to csc; July, 9o1ac; September,
ber $1.25a; October, Si.24. Oats. sOc; ar
rive, 20$c.
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MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND eRA1N. NAV 10

-Flur 1Oc, higher. Wheat dull No. north
ern, 81. 05Q1: 06; No. northern 81 al. 04; July.
Rye steady; No !, 7s1ac. Barley dull; No 2,
SIC; sample, 3s@5oc. Oats hrmer; standard,
S2@3212c. Corn steady; No. 3. 4sh @491/;
July, old, 47c bid; puts, 4e7sc asked; calls,
471sc bid.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Mey7 1a.-Catt,e-Re
eeipts 1.5oo steady; good to prime steers, S.. &c
49, 9 poor t9 medium, 81. oo@5 90; stockers
ers, $3@5;50; Gamers, $1.5O@2.46; bulls s.. &C
Hogs-Receipts. 10, 900; tomorrow, 10000
steady, mixed and butchers. $5.s5@5.s so; COCO
t9 choice M heavy. $5;45@56o; rough heavy. S. &c
eg2 So light, $3.50 $500; bulk OF sales, $500
sheep-Receipts 5000; sheep and lambs
strong; good to choice wethers, shorn, 81. GOA
western. sheep, shorn, $4@525; native lambs
shorn, S4@6.5O; western lambs; 81. 5O@74O
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, May 12-Wheat, dull
No. IL ! California. es shd; futures. quiet; May
Corn, spot, steady; American mixed, new, As
sAd; futures. quiet; May, IS 3asd; July, Is
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, May 12.-opening: May
00Ac October, Tic; cash No. l. northernr soc
No nor them sSAo Nc; 2orthern n5 soc No
5sMc. Receipts, 20 cars, year ago, so.
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS, May
12.-Rye, May, 741ac; July, 60c; September,
SIC. Flax, cash, northwestern, S1.39; south
western, 125; May. SIPS. Timothy, May, So;
September So. 25.-. Glover, May, $12@12.50 Bar
ley, cash, 4O@5Oc.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, May 12-Butter,
quiet; receipts, 6,327 pkgs; extra creamery, 26@
261ac; official prices unchanged Cheese, new,
easy; old. firm; receipts, ISL pkgs old state full
cream colored and white fancy. 14Ac: fine,
fair to choice, 11h@127ac: skins full to light,
~ @l0ac. Eggs, steady; unchanged; receipts.
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NEW YORK FLo1JR AND GRAIN. Nav 70

Flour-Receipts, 1882 bris; sales. loo; STEADY,
Unchanged. Wheat-Receipts, 1900 bu; sales,
!, 400, 900 blu; opened firm higher Liverpool
buying, but soon eased off under realizing.
Later there was a rally covering and with
Der, SO e-1e@s3Mc. Corn-Receipts, 1,o75 bu;
sales. 10000 bu; opened steady on Liverpool
cables, but declined on realiging; July, 527s q
Close-Wheat, May, s4Ac; July, soc; Sep
tember S31c. Corn, May, SIC; July 52Ac
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, May 12.-Close:
cash No. hard. s1S No. 8, e6c@$1; g.
4, 7s@ssc; No: 2 red, s1@1:o4; No: 8, eoc@
81; No. No. 4, 7s@sSe q C Coz May, 1915; July,
481ac; No. 8, 471ae; No. 2 white, soc; No. 8,
49c. Oats, No. white, 32@321ao; No.
Mixed Sic.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, MAY 12.-Catt

NEW YORK OIL, May 12-Petroleum, easy;
refined, all ports 6.9O@ 6. 95c
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department % the Interior United States
Land Once, Woodward, OKLA, Nov. y 1876.
sufficient contest affidavit hsvin, been hlei
in tsls ottice BY x. G. Myers, OF TEruu, Kansas
Contestant, against homestead entry 10. zio5s,
made Feb. 2, l3E Tor ths SEX section 2 town.
ship ), north 81 range 2l e. c. M. 10 John II.
Hasklns, cungestee, In which IL j. alleged that
defendant has wholly GbaudUIe1 sale tract,
that he has failed % reside upou or cultlyate
ans improve sald lracg for a period OF more
than ia months next presiding the date q nj
ins thIs contest that defendant never stab
hshci Hc-ual residence thereon l-h4u Elk
months from the uatsUf fling thereon
That saIl allegrd absence from aid 'rn4 We
10; due 70 his employment in tho Arug, Navy
or Marine cprIs of the United S.sf-5 ~ a pr
Eate sCl1lc- officer seaman CO marine CEruE
tie var with Spain, or during any ot1e- w,r il
which the Jni-sd states uisy o. eugaged.
said parties are Ee-eisy notified ~ appear,
RESPOND Euu offer eyl45G;a touching said ale
Ta-lou 30 ID o'clock O.. m. ~ April 10 lta
before II. p, Mess, Probate judge cf Beaver
county, Oklahoma in his office Gt Beaver, OK
laluma- aud tlat final hearing vili h. bald a.;
y o'clock 8. r., % April sob, 1915
hs.Urr he Rrsisss and Rec-ivsr az the United
States L4ul Oihre Ia Woodward. Okla.
Tho said Contestant having, in = prCper afii
tarIt di-t sept 3 lah, SCI forth facts which
sEsE thAt after due dihgence perso1Al scrvics
q ;lls uptir- Cd uuot BE- made it = hereby or
tc--3 ans dirsct-d thHt such notice b. given b.
due and proper pub. icstlul-
l!-U lZ-I DsCz T. NoEGAS. Rsgi.,sr.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department % the Interior, United States Land
OtIice Woodward Okla October lSlsS.
a sufficient contest affidavit having teen
Hlsd in this oIhcs by William Spencer. Of WOOD
ward, O. T., contestant, against HE, No. ls55s,
made September 18th, lsS for the So, SEA
and e. SWL. Sec -, Tp,. ), n, R., q, Z, c,
NJ, by William Mcclellan COntestes, in which
il il alleged that William AcClellan has Who'll.
ly abandoned said tract II land for period ot
time more than six months since making said
homestead entry and prior 10 2lst day Of No
vembsr. 1876. the day o, initiation OF this con
test, That e0ntestee has wholly failed 70 cul
tivate and improve said tract Of land nor ha;
he established e bona fde residence thereon a.
required BY Law. That said defaults have not
been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land va.
not uue 70 his employment in the Army. NaVJ
or Marine corps ot the United States in any ca
pacity IN time % war, and this the said con test
ant Is ready 70 prove at such time and place q
may Be- namsd by the Register and Receiver
ior a hearing in said case said parties arr
hereby notified - sppear. respond and offel
evidence touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
a m-. on Dec.. - 1876. before the Register
and Receiver AZ the United States Land Offies
in woodward Okla.
The said consistent having in proper affi
davi. fled Oct, i. ls5, set f.rth facts which
snow that after due diligence personal seryie'
of this notice cannot h@ made, IL i hereby or
der-i aud directed that such notice be giVer
hy 41e sEi proper publication
H. l2-4 L. ;. WIGSISs, Receiver.
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CONTvSFNOTTT

Department % the Interior United States Land
Oshce. Woodward. Okla. SuY.Dber Il. iHe
A sufficient contest affidavit having bes1 fled
IN this Office 81 william A. WCofsn. cunte.tsur
sFaiust homestead cuJVy No. Isa-.. made Oct:
~. 1913, for s~is section "a. township T. north
range 4. e. c. ~. by b. amin r Bryant, con-
tas zSs, IN which IL i alleged that said entry
mzn has never established r-si1eucs on said
trect o. land ar.i aas nsEer improved. f-nc>d or
cultivated ssid land. eIccpE lsS defendant BE-
gun q shack or house ant hired some nd
broke, but has wholly ahandou@i same for
moro than six months next preceding the filing
o. this contest. and more than siX months h.Y
ing clapse1 since the expiration OF the leave OF
at.ence grant-d May Ist. 1874.
That said alleged absence from said land wa.
not due 10 his employ ynent in the Army. Navy,
or Aarine Cops OF the Uuitci States in any
capacity in time OF war and this the said con
testant Is ready 70 prove az such time and place
as may bs named BY the REGISTER and Receiver
for hearing in said case
said parties ars hereby notified 20 appear,
( rrsp1nd. and offer evidence touching said alle-
gatiUu ~ ~ O'Clock a. N. on April l5th, 1870,
before T.. Z. Kelly. CLERK OF tho District Colrt,
Beaver. y. T.. or in his ahzeucs. before ". T.
QGinn. his deputy. and that unal hearing sili
b. he'd ~ ~ O'Clock a. n. On May p lg.a
h-Gorr the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office iu WOodws n, Dsiahuma.
Tue said contestant having, in a propNr stfi-
davit Md NOV. IS, leN, sss forth fact, which
show shat after due diligence PERSONAL service
3 OF this notice cannot b. made, il is hereby O.
/ dcEed snd oiroctet that slch notice be given by
/ due and proper publication.
I lr--N 3-2i. DICK 7. MORGAN, Register.
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CnNTrsT NOrIcE-

Department of tho Interior. United States
Land oltce, Woodward, Okla, Nov. 10, 1905.
sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
in this office by Nirsiuis Sword. OF Boyd. O, T.,
cuntss stsug, against homestead entry No. Z2ga,
made july Il, 1894, for the e. nwL. and w.,
ne. secsl N -, township 5, north OF range p e.,
b. Leafs ;. Cornell. clntesree, in which il is
aliezsi ti.as ssii defendant has wholly ab6n-
coned sdlI sfsct, has failed 80 reside upSn aud
cultivate the sane Tor period Of more thar ~II
n aths usJE prrceling the date uf EliuC this
csntest that he never cul:iva ed or fenced the
sims, that he never established actual resi-
deues thereon at any time.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due % his employment in the Army, Navy
or Marine Corps OF the United States in any
capacity IN time OF var, and this the Ssid con-
tsstant d ready - prove at sues time and place
as may be- named hy the Register and Receiver
FOR 4 hearing in said case, said Iar;ie. 20
hereby nosi.ed 20 appear Re spond and utfor eyi.
denoe touching s4ld allegation at 10 o'clCcs a.
m. On FEB. -5, l9,S, before n ID. Aeese, Probate
Judge uf Beaver County o. T., in his office at
Beaver y. T., aud that hDai hearing viii be held
at ~ o'clock a. m. on March 10 le6, before
the Resist8r and keceiv.' at the United States
Land Oftice in Woodward. %, I.
Tbs salt CONTESTANT having. in a proper aifi-
dayit aisJ Nov. s, 1919, sel lorth facts which
Show that after due dliiscuce personal ssry,
ice II this notice cannot be- made, IL Is here
BY orir-ed and directed that such notice be
given ~ dp" and proper Publication.
H-so i---E DICK 1. MORGAN, Register.
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CONrET NonCE
Degari-1e-f q tds Irterio-.
L1i-=1 S.ate- Lana Uf,Lca.
1g.4ur-f % NaT f-

United S.atez Lana Ufslca
N1-.iEe Il. o. T. Nov. Il 1Fa
s-fi-is-. cn-t.s-t aE1darit .aviuz ia "a n
ir tlls c-isc- ~ t-I-s- l. Slrl1lnr. c1lrrstsut-
azsi1sf hHl-1-s-Ha1 -ltry No If1l made NOV.
- l.zs5 f1r the mex - - lu.- s-rsiou n
aut s-As ue-s ---ifll q t1Eu-sI +. = a, r.Ira =.
2 H.. ~ y yru1 Hsser. Bs-.u-i. n. T.. c11t-z-
te-. IN rhl-h 10 3. alleged thlst sad tyr11 Ba-
krr has zho4ig z us 11lua-i aid tract 10 4 rer-
il,d = rzure than IL mu-rll- ait u-lo- ~ the
erEl - Ira . Eve g-.rs f-ur tls date shat .lr
sl-lrs df--r-as-i @nfrr va made - him. and
thsi sid ah1n1nuusrt has continuously AZ
tlat sid Baker never did astahlish or maintain
kls rzslt-rcs % sd IrzcI 81 any u-ns. of inn
prove - cuiEivate aid t-ect n smy ua1uef.
ard thst urE. - tie sid d-fsuits have ever
ten curacl. also thai aid crfsuuaut has
.lii-i. refus-i and nsEi-ct-t ~ rl,ke susl
prys1' upon md for said land within he tine
.lioEe1 b. Law.
Taat said ALLEGED ah-snce from sid Land vas
nos cu- 70 tts en-, uTuent ia the ARM. NaVy,
or Marine -ny-ls & - Nui--i $. te= ia auy ca
pacity in time - wsr. and thi. sns aid con
t=stars y ready - prove q such tame and place
ss may - nam-d by The Register and Receiver
hereby uotl.e1 % appear respond aud O-fs-
-vrd.ncs :uuchiug ssid alieSs ton AZ - o'cloc
q M on FEB .tn. iSlb before the Re-iste
aCi Receiver Al the United States LeE+ or 3s
ir Wood I'd. Okla.
Tne said c nt@stant having in a proper III
davit filed Nov. n. - zst forth facts which
sloz tlai af-sr due diligence PERSONAL s-rvice
q tnis notice cannot 10 made, J.. j. hereby o.
dsr-i and direc t.zi thas such notice b given Uy
due and proper publication.
u-sJ En- DICK 7. AORsAN Register.
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Depar rtuneut Of the Interior, United states Land
Ofice Woodward. Okla. November "a, 1873.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
in this Office ~ Albeit Y. Whitaker. Contes'a
against He. No. 1551A mad June lst lsS, tol
SWL, So. 81. t., -, r. =. by JOHN W,
Achi1ley. Conresgst il vhi-i tt T. alleged that
said en;ryusr has never established r. deuc-
on said land and has never fenced, improved or
GUILTY. ted aid tract % land and has wholly
abandoned said tract for more than six months
mex .r-ceeiing the fling OF this contest.
That -aid ALLEGED absence from said land was
not q ne 20 his employment in the Army, Navy,
o. Narine Corrs Of the Urited States in any
capacity IN time Of var, and this the said con.
tessant l. ready 10 prove at such time and
place as may b. named by the Resister and
Receiver FOR hearing IN said case said par
ties a ~ hereby notified 10 appear respond and
oEFsr evidence touching said allegation az i
o'clock a. m. on April 81. 1915, before H
u. MeeSe. Protzte judge. and that tlnal hear
ins will be held as % o'clock a. m on May "a
1906. before the Register and Receiver az ths
Cni.ea States Lard Office in Woodward, o. 4
The said contestant having, in proper aih
favir hled Nov. ~ 1895, s,e forth facts vThict
show that after due diligence personal serylcs
of rhis notice can not be made. II y hereby or
de-ed ana direc I'D ghat such notice Be siveI
by d1~ and proper publication.
ia-7 Ig-3l DICK 7. MOES ~. Register.
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CONTEsT NnTICE

Department - the Interior tsi SLstes Land
Oflice Woodward, Okla, NOV. y 1876.
Z .1akrisnt cuus.t afidav Wit having hs-sn nl-.i
in tlis oltca hy B. y. Riasguuy. ~ biah11sn. D.
r. Csut--taur. aEsi1si huInsztead ers-y No.
ialfk ulie hay "a. l.th for IL nes. q scion
IL L. usflir : lurii- rsEge - e. - fre4 Ea.L
cuEtsi IN Etllch ID Il all--rFs1 that sald str
Esl gas wholly Abandoned said t-sct, that -
has tsiiH1 t3 reside uIul- crlEvaEe an1 i'm
Ei0cFe said -ifct tgr Ierlu1 ~ uore tnal liz
s1lHltls ue1- pressing the date q d-lus thls
ef4tesr aditaVii. That be- E0V9f a. Az tine
e7tllAlsael actual Frs.dtracs fhr-rs'n.
That said ALLEGED atz1rue from said iand 49,
Dai Que to ~ s-.p.gyl-ert .n o. Arlry Navy
capacity iu Illue - ssr unt th.s tlle ssid
cul - .sut l. rcaay o. rrvc q, surh tire
n1d place a. Uay b. rautai b. tie Hasris-
ter ard te--e.gsr tn- h-1riEr in saii ease.
sain Tarr'as ar hereby unr1le4 70 nrEsas -
sr.uf srlt u1rr eEldsnnr tslr-inC said alsga-
ten ~ o. Qc. - a. ~. on ArrI l6 gsE =
f1fe ~ j.. No.. trrta.e rad.sl q beaver
C1uutg- %. 7. in his offlcC at Beaver q. T. and
tLst rral hfari1r El.l D. teld g. o'clars
q. an. on ArrA 81 isf. hsf1re "a aesis q and
hecriIer q ~ unis-d States Land oi-ne -
t. sssi o1ltsstsrt tar,ur in a uru.er aff.
onFi- -l'l AnF. itl ss. iDr-H fHcrs Hhirh
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
CONTEST NOTICE.
Deparrmsu: OF shc Interior,
United States Land Ofice, Woodward, o. 7


United States Land Office, Woodward, o. 7.
November n, 1915.
sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
in this Office by Juuatian ). Phillips, Of Black
burn, o. T.. CONTESTANT, against homestead
entry No. 23Ull, made March 2, lai for the
sel4 section IL, townships O., ran-s - e. m.
by Sidney g. Clark. Of kiova, Kansas, contss-
tee, n which 10 il alleged lhat said Sidney b.
Clark has wholly ebandNuer said tract for a
Peri II Of mcr- than -lE months last pas and
nexs prior 10 the date of the initiation II this
cor test: that be has never established or main
taiued his rssiden thereon, or improved or
cultivated tie same "a required by law, and
thi.t said defaults have nus been cured.
That said ALLEGED absence from said land was
not due 20 his sIupl3Jm men. in tie Army, Navy,
or Marine Corps O. the United States in any
capacity IN time oi var, zni this thc -ait con-
testsnt Is ready -u prove at such time and place
as may ua named hy she Re.;.ster and kecaiE-c
tor p hearing in said ca-e. said parties are
hereby notl-e1 70 sYs eur. respond ard oder
evidence touching said si@yaEUn ~ 10 O'Clock
a. m. on February : l9pf trfore -ho Reg Ster
and Receiver az the United States Land Office
in Woodward .. I.
The said contestant having, in a proper sfIi-
davit flied Nov. p l.6. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this Notice cannot b. made, X i hereby or
derssi and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper Publication.
u-SJ I2-I DICK T. MORGAN. Register.