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The Jasper news., 1905-08-10
DEATH OF GRANDMA HOLMES
Passed Away Early Wednesday
Morning

Nancy Ann Holmes, well known old
lady died at herhome in this city yester-
day at 4:30 o'clock am. after an illness
OF several weeks duration. She WAS
the mother OF G. Weston and David A..
Holmes, both we'll known citizens Of
this city.
The fnneral was held ut the Baptist
church this morning vt 10 o'clock and
ware conducted by j. r. Blythe. The
interment was at the Dunkard church.
Mrs. Holmes WAS born in Southern
Indiana in 1928 and hsr age at her death
was Il years. 4 months and days. She
WAS married TO Anthony Holmes in Sep
tember lSio, her husband dying in this
city Feb. 4, 1899. She moved to Kansas
in lSS0and in 1885 came to Jasper where
she has sinco lived. She had been an
invalid for some time and has been lin
gering between life and death for some
time past She was highly respected
cid lady and her sons have the sym
pa.hy of the community in their betsovc-
ment.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10
DROWNED NEAR PRESTON
Continued from page |

had come Sunday to spend the day
with their old friends. Mr. WoHord was
% years old aud is spoken Of as an ex-
cellent young man and it is said was
sOOn to be married to Miss Cones, OF
Preston. He was member OF
Preston Camp Modern Woodmen, aud
carried slO0O insurance in favor Of his
sister.
The funeral was held at them. E.
Church at Preston Sunday afternoon
and was attended by Large crowd.
The services were conducted by Rev. G.
E. Loeb aud the interment Was at the
Cedar Bluff cemetery. The Woodmen
had charge OF the services at the grave.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10
A TOAD BY MAIL.
A Horned Variety Sont From
Western Kansas

When Postmaster Wade opened the
morning mail pouch last Sunday morn
ing out jumped toad. MIR. Wade
first thought that some Of the clerks
played trick on him, but later found a
broken box among the mail which iudi-
Gated that the toad had been sent in
it but had gotten out.
1t was directed to Miss Lee Datfer and
proved to be of tho horned variety
which is quite curiosity in this local
ity. 1t came from Miss Daffer's broth
or out in Western Kansas. His toad
ship was placed in its box and delivered
to Miss Daffer.
1t only cost two cents to send it from
Western Kansas to Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10

more and more closely associ-
ated, the Indian studying in his teach
er's home much of the time. Close
application to duties broke down the
youth physically, and he entered a long
sickness during which Miss Glase was
always near his bedside, attending To
his every want. - Her devoted nursing
finally restored SCOTT, bat not sufficient
ly to allow him to graduate in 1904 as
he otherwise would have done.
Last summer, the relations existing
between thetwo were so noticeable that
considerable adverse criticism was
passed npon the young woman, but the
matter finally passed over. \ little
later Scott went to Southern California
TO visit his relatives, and Miss Glase
soon followed. sI.ending some time on
the reservation with the parents Of her
pupils When the Indian went TO Los
Angeles this summer friends Of Miss
Glase thought that "finis" had been
written Ito the affair, but she was not
long separated from her love.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Scott will return to this
city and, ss Mrs. Scott has resigned
her position with the Indian school.
they will settle down on the Mcdowell
reservation TO dwell with the Apache
Indians. Mrs. Scott will teach school
there.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10
Bought the Hoffman PLACE

Misses Nellie and Rabecca Crow, two
well known young ladies living south
east of town, have bought the f. J..
Hoffman, place on north Main street .
The consideration was $3.50, They pur-
chased it as an investment.
We have been informed that Mrs. Ur-
sula Tabler has bought the Robert Hor-
ton pace Just north Of the Hoffman
nlAca.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10
VIEWED BRIDGE SITES
COUNTY COURT ON TOUR OF
INVESTIGATION
Looked At The Lang And Brown
Fords On Coon Greek East
OF The City,

Judges Digh.man, and Dixon came up
90 the morning train yesterday "nl was
met here by Judge Hubbard aud the 3
Judges went out 10 the proposed bridge
sites on Coou Creek al Lang and
Brown lords Iwo Aud thres nllei res-
!pecliyely northwest ut this city, with the
object OF having bridge built at one Of
these places.
IL viii bs remembered that
the court prum'sed Inrh gs
in this locality over yrnr ago,
but we're unable To fulfill their promise
on account OF lack OF fuuJs. lney de
clare now, however. that they sLl bul,d
the briGgs this II without tail.
They S,uwed both sites but came TO no
decision rs to which site would be
selected. This VIII De Decided in tue
near future alter which the work u!
building wall % pushed US fast MS posi-
bie.
The court was entertained nt dinner
by Judge Huurafu at his home neur the
Zion Churct, aud as Mr. HvbourL took
Two Lugs waturmeiOus cut with MIN It
Nas supposed tuAt tAey bad rogal feast
but On their return to toWu :Jhe Judge
declared that the wNtirmel n, were
green consequently their feast Was a
lahure ID tno Na,,rmeiUu lin
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No silver pcl,srs

Howard Matthews, who Is home from
New York ON visit was pleasant cal
Ter at this oil e last o,turiGy. Mr.
Matthews has many interesting things
to Tell about The east, onr Of which Is
taat there Is practically no silver dollars
in circulation in the locality in WHICH
he lives. Mr. Matthews nadn't seen
one for months until be came back
west. Pa.er money circulate almost
entirely.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10
Gone To Indiana

Mrs @ l. Leiss who has been visiting
relatives in this city lett Mo ,day night
fer her .home at Eyansvils Iud, She
was acs1mpain Vi by r Il hoGmtu who
goes there to accept good position, with
the expectation Of moving his familyIto
that place some time later, il he is salts
fed With the location.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10
q A K Attention.

All old soldiers are requested to meet
at the post hall Saturday, Aug. y, at ?
o'clock p. m, / Y Byers, Quartermaster.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-10

Some boys clothing might
as well be made out of pa
per. The way they go
through it, is enough to
discourage any mother.
Our clothins, Perfection
clothing is different.
Wears better because made
better. Built to stand the
racket; double seats and
knces twice ,bc usual pad
ding; all strain points
stayed ; buttons On 10 stay.
Wise mothers all prefer
"'Perfection' - how about
Y on?
The state herald., 1905-06-16
SURPRISE.

A surprise party was given Mrs. Rachel
Osborn on Wednesday Of this xssk. She
makes her home with her dsug Nm
3. N. Ollie. residing near aolyoks. Al.
though veil advanced IN years. yet she
tskes an active interest In the afYaiu Of
svory day life and is known by . large
circle Of friends. She Is well Informed
lady and 40 interesting talksr aud al.
ways hads = hearty welcome In asy Of
the homes Of her acquaintsnces. This
hieh appreciation Of her many sxcsllsn,
qualities OF character aecoups for tb.
fset that her many friends dssirsd 70
give her surprise party. An szosllep.
dinner was served and all prssss, On.
'oysd the oecanon very mnch and re-
turned TO their homes xishing that they
might frequsn'iy have ~ opportunity
!" taking part IN . surprise In Mrs. ",
borne.
The state herald., 1905-06-16


entitled actien be not served with this sum.
mons, or II the service hereof b made out Of
this state. thsn ten days additional to the
time hsreinsbovs specified for appearance
ana answer will be allowed before tho taking
OF Judgment by default ~ aforssaid.
The said action 10 brought TO quiet the title In
the plaintiff to the southeast quarter (ssA) Of
section twenty in township nine [9l north
Of range forty-thres (ls] west Of the 9Th Pm In
the county Of Phillips stats Of Colorado. plain.
tin alleging that he 10 the absolute owner and
In possession Of tho said land and that the de-
PENDANTS make some claim TO said land adverse
to the plaintiff % will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which reference
ID hero made.
And you are hcrsby notified that II you fail to
appear. and to answer the said complaint as
shove required, the said plaintiff will take de-
fault and judgement as prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the said
county court at Holyoke Colo in said coun.
ty, this 6th day Of April A. D., 1900.
VIC. HELLAND
Clerk Of the county Court,
(sKAL) Phillips County. Colorado,
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Surpfisa.


On Tuesday, Jnue 6. 1905, the many
Trends OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Fsddsr
gsthersd at An early hour In the morn
ing At thor home east Of Amherst, and
gave them complete surprise to csls.
brats the fifteenth aunivsrsary Of their
wedding. They brought with them pro.
vis,ons enough to last pack Of wolves
through y famine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fedder came here from
Logan, Iowa last October, but they
have made many friende in this short
time a. was clearly proven by the mani
fsstations made by the many who hold
them in the highest esteem.
The day was spent In having . grand
old time. Everybody was happy. After
. sumptuous feast was partaksn Of,
which consisted OF every dainty ,nagin-
able the bride and groom were summon.
cd, the guests called together when one
Of the guests made an after dinner
speech and presented their good neigh.
Dor and his estimable wife with fine
dinner cot which thei guests gave them
in preference TO the usual presents OF
crystal ware.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fedder responded,
thanking their many friends for tie
kindness shown them in all ways and
extending to them an invitation to visit
them in the Fedder home whenever
possible.
Mrs. Pilling, the mother Of Mrs. Fed.
der, 10 few we'll chosen words thanked
the people for the welcome they had Civ.
on her children, to their home in the
west and for the part they had played IN
making them happy and oontentsd here,
far from their old home and the friends
left far behind.
All wished the bride and groom .
prosperous and happy future and then
the good time went on - music, ice
cream, games, stories sto.
The last Of the guests departed "just
~ the sun went down.. The ride home
was delightful. Tho sky was filled With
the beauties offs Colorado sunset, the
air was sweet with the fragrance from
the blooming prairies. Everybody had
y good time and felt that the day had
been we'll spent.
4 GUEST.
The state herald., 1905-06-16

Scotland for an expert 10 advise him on
the beat nsthods ei procedure but, altar
bis expert had examined the situa.
tion, he Is reported 10 have sdvised the
mayor that, in his judgment, the munio.
ipai ownership Of street car lines could
not b successfully handled under the
present political system in our c,ties.
some will Of cour,s b cruel enough T.
insinuats that Mayor Dunno had cems
to the conclusion that he had undsr.tsk.
sp too big job and undertook to let
himself down easy by selecting an sx-
pert whose opinion on the situation was
known in advance but the chances are
that, so lar as Mayor Duane 10 concern
ed. he was acting in good faith In his
platform deolsrstios but IL would BE- .
severe strain on faith in the ordiaasy
city political leaders to say ~ much for
the party isadsr back Of him.
The state herald., 1905-06-16
CONTEST NOTICE.
q. q. LAND Oy1ycE,
6THntln0, CoLo.,
April Is 1908

zp1ii spainiisisS q isSs' co1o"
sunioisnt contest sfidavtt having been Alsd
In this sn3es b. james 2 Nc0aushsy. esntsst-
ant, against Homestead sntry No Nlomads July
10, 1900. for En whsEA Bee Q, and
NEkNE Y section 9, Township SN, Rsnss ~
", BY Herbert " Goldsbery, Coutsstes. in
which It Il alleged that Herbert " Goldsbsrry
abandoned said land for more than sig menths
last past and that said failure still exists; that
said claimant never built fenced, plowsd or
cultivated any portion of said land or resided
upon tha same at any tims since fling upon
said land and that said alleged absence from
the said land was not due to his employment in
the army, navy or marine corps Of the United
States ss private soldier, ofioer, seaman or
mariner during the war with Spain or durinR any
other war In which the United States may be en-
gagged.
Bald parties arc hereby notified 70 appear ~
spond and offer evidence touching said allsga-
tions at 10 O'Clock q. m. on Aas u, 1905, before
". @. Holland, clerk Of county court, at his on
O. at Holyoks, Colo,, aud that hnsl hearing viii
10 held At 10 o'clock .. on June !, 1905, bsfors
the Register and Receiver At the United States
Land otics in Sterling. Colo.
The said contestant having, in proper afddavit
fled April II, 1905. sst forth facts which shov
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice can not bs made, II 10 hsvby orJsrsd and
directed that such notice 10 sivea BY dss aad
proper publication. DC. Fleming Register
The state herald., 1905-06-16
Lest We Forget

th.t the Camp Meeting will bss,n
nett Friday June 2,rd al 10 .. IN. That
meetings are held all day aud evening
Thst the church pssds the meetings.
Thst yes need them. rhs, the uaeou-
vsrssd nesds then. Tha, The hour OF
service are; Forenoon. 60 prayer; lo:p
pseples mse,ins: II preaching; As.~r.
noon. 500 siuv amt prsiss; $50 preach.
ing; s:,o ohildr"n's hour; T.3o young
peoples meeting; s.au prsschiss. A..
tend every nesting. Bring sons enc
9TH you. oS.GAnp
The state herald., 1905-06-16

The Philips County High School
board Of dirsotors hss elected Prof. 8. y.
Dow ~ prinnipal OF the High School
ssd Miss Hall ~ assistant for the
coming sch.ol year. Very satisfactory
work hss bssu done in the High School
sy thess instructors during the past
year and the patrons Of the school will
be pleased 70 ksos that they have been
employed fos another year.
Miss Grsoe 0errish has been employed q
teacher in The primary department Of
the Holyoks school. Miss Celeste Don.
nelly hns besn elected for another yess
In the intermediate department and
Aiss Suzanne Muchsli OF Denver IN the
grammar department. Mrs. Zimnsr.
man hes for few ysara bssn instructor
IN the grammar department and her
work has given general satisfaction and
the patrons Of the school regret 70 learn
thst she has decided not 70 take the -.
sitiou Tor snotbsr yssr - she sss oGss.
ID the position. Miss Mitchell, hss sue
csssor 10 . graduate Of the Denver Hieh
School and taught IN eur county during
the pest year and hsS work u very high.
ly spoken Of. She has good ability ~ Q
public reader and ssn 20 doubt give in,
struc,ion In ths, line Of work that sill
greatly bsusdt the pupils.
Mics Gsrrish vhs takes the primary
rsom hes been teaching 10 the county
for coupis q years ssd her work gives
good sstisisotsou. She and Miss Celeste
Dopsslly have soes 70 Greeley where
they v,ll attend tho State Normal dur.
The state herald., 1905-06-16
tho task Of sripe,nC about peac. be.

the task OF bringing about peace be.
tween Russia and japan. II 10 no small
honor that hss bsen conferred upon him
bv these two warning nations that he
should be selected 70 preside over the
deliberations Of the psace conferences to
be held A. place to b named by him.
President Roosevelt will be fully equal
to the duties devolvips upon HIM in this
position ssd the people will rest assured
thst his acts in that position will reflect
great credit both upon himself and the
nation.
Larer-Lster reports Indicate that
Japan is not ready for peace but has dc.
cidsd 10 carry on the war.
The state herald., 1905-06-16

The democrats Of Chicago seem to b
in trouble over the question Of mun,ci.
pal ownership Of the street car lines OF
the city. They recently elected mayor
OF the city on platform declaring for
the municipal ownership OF street car
lines. Mayor Dunno sent to Edinburg,
The state herald., 1905-06-16

NuTfCE FUR PUBLICATION.
Land once At sterling. Colo.
April I, iss,
Notice i-hsreby given thn, the following named
settler has fled notice Of III. intention 10 make
final proof In sopport II his ciam, snd ,ha, ss,si
ptoof VII be mad. before itssi,,rr or Receiver
at startling. c"io,. on May ~. iSla. ,i,i David n
Fitzpatrick u u No it's for N. lets I. "a 4, NC
and iot !, $50 orsN. nav.
iia nance the following wiiae.s.. 10 prov, bi,
coniinueas residence upon aud cultivation III
.aid land. sisi
Andrew W Johnston of Iias,pn, Colorado
Uhati.y n Jr.ssn
Jar,-. A Price
b Oscar Peterson
n,c rtthno. Register.
The state herald., 1905-06-16

The haxtun country had destructive
hail storm last Friday evening that do.
streysd large sorsass Of fall and spring
wheat. The storm took strip through
the best farm land Of the county and
caused heavy less for the farmers.
The state herald., 1905-06-16
First publication Ach. 81, 1905.
Nntics fur Pubnca atiun.
Iand Of9c> At ktarlirv Col~

Nch, q, IW6.
Notice IL hereby gwen that tbs following
named settler has hled notice Of Intention to
make nnal proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will bs nsds bsfore the
Register or Receiver at Sterling. Colo. ON
May i2. 1905. viz: Andrew z Holmquist H E No
1901 for the 4 Y SEQ n T ! N Il ~ " 9Th p. n.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wis:
John Bjorklun Of Helyeko, Cello.
August Biorklun
Jennie HOlmquiSt I"
Paul Holmquist -
D C. FILMING. Register
The state herald., 1905-06-16
SUMMONS.
County Il PHILLIPS. I"

State Of Colorado,
County u Phillips.
In the county court.
Jcs.s Jsrsess. plAinti6 vs. Samuel Newell and
farxuson. defendants.
The People Of tho state Of Colorado.
To Samuel Newell and @ Furxuson the do.
PENDANTS above named xr-~tinxi
You are hereby required To appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. In the county court Of Phil.
lips county. stats of Colorado. and answer
the compisint therein within twenty days AZ
TER ins service hereof. ~ served w,tn,n .h,s
county; or. " served out Of this county, or
By publication. within thirt, day. after ths
ssrsies hereof exclusive Of the day Of service;
Or Judgment Wy default viii be taken against
you asrcordinx 10 tho prayer OF III. com PLAIN, q,
saa ~ . copy o, the compia,nt an the apoye
The state herald., 1905-06-16
The Stat Beard n Nur,. r,..,..

The s.sss Beard os Nurs. E,s.Insr,
70 'ssdy 10 register trained srsdus,.
nurs~s under the provisioss ss .As 40.
itsls''as "a Professional Naming" psss
ID :, The f'i,ess,h General Assembly
OF the state Of Colorado. ros iniorms.
tloa spply 10 hIss iouIs Croft Boyd.
l1 East Eish,sea,b Avenue, Denver,
Colorado, s,a
The state herald., 1905-06-16

First publication June is. 1906.
Nutica for Publicatiu
Land once at Sterling Colo I

Land once nt Sterling Colo
JuAsN. 1900,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has iied notice Of his inten-
ton TO make nnai proof In support Of his
clam and that said proof will bc made before
Clerk CT County Court at Hoiyeke. Colo. on
July .. 1904. viz; william woodhams u x No
1851 for the NxN sec soT sNK Is 9th r. N.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiya.
ton Of said land viz
August Bjorkiun OF Hoiyoks Colo
Edd Kinney Z"
Chris Lonsburry /"
Pred A Woodlands
u, G. fLxNiso, Register
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNT,

President Roosevelt is always eqnai to
the occasios vhsther /, be war or peacs.
lie is jrs: now giving his attention to
The state herald., 1905-06-16
Tine ADVERTISING WaplD

Do you do any sort Of rdvsrt,:inR BY
newspapers. booklets, circulars, or by
any other method! II 20, you should
koov about our monthly containing In.
formation, plans, suggestions and ideas
Tor advertisers. Sth year; "a to 8; pages
Send to-day for free sampla, or 10 cents
for four months trial. Address, The Ad.
vertising World. Columbus, Ohio.
The state herald., 1905-06-16
DR.. K. C. SAPERO.

Eye, ear. nose and throat specials, Of
Dss'sr. will again b n nelyoks, %
Jane nth ssd July ist ., The HoiyoLs
hsssl cssssisssiss aaS sssn,ss,iou sss
elssses tsss.
The state herald., 1905-06-16
! Time Table,
j Holyoke. Colo.

Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha, Helena
mileage, Butte,
y. Joseph, Portland,
Kansas City, Salt Lake Oily,
u. Louis and ali psints San francesca anA
EAST and south. all points west.
T1AIns LBAv8 ~ Follows
No. ISL, West bound arrives 7N7 ,. n, cen trai
time, leaves SAG p M, central time
daily except Sunday.
No, i6s, East bound arrives 500 q. m. central
time Leaves sos q. M. ssnral tisus
daily except sunday.
elsspinR, dining and reclining chair cars (ssals
fres> o. trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
age checked 10 any point In The Unite Daatss
o. Canada.
For information, time tables. maps and ticket
call 10 OF write to c. A. Mowry Agent Hol
yoke. Colo. or J. Francis. Genl Pass'r Ast ..
MAIN, Neb
The state herald., 1905-06-16

NoTICE Fur PUBLICATION.
Land once a, sterling. Cello,
April 4, IVA.
No'i"s is hereby given that the folo~ins named
.'t'isr has hicd notice Of biz int.a,lon 10 make
nnai proof In support Of his claim. and that aid
proof will bs made before iiesis,ss OF ilsesiv-r
at sterling. Colo. en- May ~. iph, VIA James
Price II No is,s for the MEN SC n TON.
raw.
lie nsines tho following witnesses TO prove his
eoatinaoo. rr.idrne. upon and cultivation of
said land, yisI
Andrew " Johnston of liai,vn, Colorado
Charlie u lessen ="
p-,ii n kiip~trick &"
Henry lessen Z"
p.u fLrsiso. ilesI.,sr.
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First publication Mch. 81. 1876.
NutiCH tor Public atiuu,

First publication Mch. 81. 1875.
NuticH tor Public alton.
United States Land ONCE,
sterling Colo Mch. 70 i9O3
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intsn-
ton TO make maj proof IN support Of bis
claim. and that said proof will bo made before
Register or Receiver at Sterling. Colo. on May
~. 1908. viz: Jennie Holmquist Y No 1884 Tor
the n x Y sec SAT ON NR+o W sth IN.
He nnnie- the following witnssss, 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cuit.vs.
tion OF said land, viz;
John Bjorklun Of uoiysks Colo
August Bjorklun 4"
Paul Holmquist /"
Androw 4 Hoimauist
orLsxiso. Register.
The state herald., 1905-06-16
4 GUEST.

wANTkD.Special representative In this csun.
" and adjoining territories to represent and ad.
i'd financial standing. Salary e2i weekly VIII
sxpenses paid each Eoadsy By check direct from
ho.dauarters; E1pep.es advanced; position
Tbs Colombia. 80 Aonou Buiidins' Chicaru.
The state herald., 1905-06-16

Mics Belle Hamilton went to Greeley
this week 70 attend the State Normal,
The state herald., 1905-06-16
Woodmen Memorial.

The Modern woodmsn Memorial s,sr.
cisss will " held ., the COURTEOUS. In
Holyohs on Sunday. Jnps IN, Asp.m.
iser Jenkins Of bolyehs will preanb N.
MEMORIAL sermon. All woodmsn viii
mss. At the weodmes Hail promptly At
si5c .. IN.
G, ?, otssrrp. cosspi.
&, H. rtTEh. Stoh,tAHt.
The state herald., 1905-06-16
Over 1000

Patients treated in Colorado. A large
stock Of glasses and ARTIFICIAL syss on
hand. A large portion Of headaches,
hystsris, insomnia, ohersa (St. vitus
Danes), nervous Prsstratien, epilepsy
and ether nsrveus conditions are caused
by eye strain. TIE removal Of the cause
effects psrnansnt cure. II you 70.
quirs treatment for diseases Of the eye,
ear, ssss Or threat, IL yeu NEED vlsssss
scisati6oslly fitted. call early. Those
unfortunate snd unable to pay will 70.
csivs medical and surgical treatment
Over 100 Patients in
Holyoke and Vicinity.
l have bssn osning 10 Hslyeks for
three yssrs regularly.
No charge for CONSUL
tation and examination
for glasses.
The state herald., 1905-06-16

NQTICE Fur PUBLICATION.
Land Office at sterling. Colo.
April 4. 1906.
Sotics Il hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention TO make
nnal proof In support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before ilegistsr OF Receiver
at sterling. Colo, on May %. iaoa. yisi Charii.
u Jes,en II No isss for tho y Y Y Sco a sN.
Raw.
II. names the following witnesses to prove hl.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land. Via
James A Price Of Hs,tu,, colorado
Andrrw " Johnston Z"
David y kiipstrick "
Az Edwards 4"
DC. fLrs,ro, i.ecl.tsr.