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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-01
AGAINST STANDARD
OIL OCTOPUS INDICTED on THOU.
SANDS OF COUNTS.
Chicago Grand Jury Returns Ten
True Bills, Charging 6,428 Of
lenses Against Anti-Rebate
Law-Penalty Not Less than
$1,000 for Each Conviction.

Chicago. Aug. 28.-The first and
second federal grand juries yesterday
returned ten indictments against the
Standard Oil Company before Judge
Bethea in the United States circuit
court.
The indictments, which contained
6,428 counts, are all in connection
with the granting Of rebates. No rail
road was mentioned in the indictments.
Each of the 6,428 indictments covers
an alleged offense and is based on q
tank car shipment Of petroleum pro-
ducts from the refineries at Whiting,
Ind.
According to q statement issued
after the indictments had been re-
turned from the offices of the United
States district attorney these ship
men+s we're carried BY the following
roads:
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy, Chi
cago & Alton, Chicago & Eastern ILL.,
nois, Evansville & Terre Haute, Illi-
nois Central, Southern Railway and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
Character of Concessions
According to this statement, the
Burlington and Alton roads Had pub.
lished lawful rates of Is cents pei
hundred pounds to East st. Louis
from Whiting and 1917 cents to st.
Louis, but carried oil for the Standard
Oil Company on secret unpublished
rate at and ~ cents to those points
respectively.
The statement then continues
ION shipments to points in the
South, beyond Grand Junction, the
Standard Oil Company should have
paid the different lawful rates for the
different points Of destination, but
was given concessions which averaged
about 27H per cent of the published
rate. The same is true of the ship
ments handled by the Chicago & East
ern Illinois and Evansville g. Terre
Haute to Evansville, Ind, and points
beyond.
"The concessions given to the
Standard Oil Company by the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern road were
in the shape Of cancellation Of storage
charges at Chicago of 5 cents per tor
per day on all oil in delivery. Other
oil shippers were compelled to pay TIT
storage charges"
It was stated by the district attor
ney's Office that the penalty for each
offense alleged in the indictments is 9
fine of not less than $1,000 nor more
than $40, 900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-05-17
CONTEST NOTICE.

Dersrtrneut - t-e Interior. United States Land
Odice Woodward Okla. April u. ISIS a
A sufficient c5ltest affidavit having beea
filed in th.- ofire by Harry G. Painter. of Ivan
hoe. Okla. Contestant. against He. No. lslT
made September 2. 1919, for Eh
SEi.. Sec. II. Tp.. I, y. r.. =. E. G. NJ by
Lutier stove. ce,ntestse ID which it i alleged
that Luther Stowe lsas wholly abandoned said
tract of land for period % more than siT
mott since making said entry and next pr1of
tn the date q Fling Of t5iE contest That he
wholly failed 70 comply With the law IN the
matter of residence ut-on aud cultivation OF
said land. That said defaults have not been
cureR.
That said allsged absence from said land .Tas
NOT due 20 his empioyment in tho Army, Navy
or Marine curpz of the United States m any ca
uacty in time 81 war. and this the said con test
ant + rsady "a prove at stch time and place a.
may BE- named by the Register and Receiver
for D hca ring In said case Said parties are
hereby notified 10 appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at ~ o clock
a IA. on June l. 1876. before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land ONCE
in Woodward, Okia.
The said contestant hating, in proper Rffi-
dayit fled April H. 1915. set f.rth facts which
Show that after due diligeLce personal service
Of this notice cannot be made, il i hereby or
dcrcd and directed that such notice be given
BY dus..4 proper publication.
l.l9 so DICK I. MoRGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-05-17
cnNrrsr NOTICE

De-artr1pnt q the Interior. United States
land DHire. Wood wa rd. Okla. April p, 1906.
s sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by Maude Coffin Of Beaver. Okla
contestant. against HE. No. 2163l, made kebru-
AIRY 25 1ggi. for Eii, NEi4, Sec. s. and NWh
Nwi4, Sec. 5, Tp.. s. ", r., 2, ana SMA, sW4.
Sec 81 Tp.,4, y, r., =. E. by Jerry +. Herring
Contested in which IL i ALLEGED that entryman
has wholly abanooned said tract Of land for a
Period of more than six months since making
said entry and next prior to the date herein. be
having failed TO establish a bona hde Residence
upon aid tract or cultivate or improve the
same a. required by law, and that said defaults
has not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment in the Army, Navy
or Marine corps Of the United States in any
capacity in time of war. and this the said con-
trstsut = ready tO prove at such time and place
As may be named by the Register and Receiver
for hearing in said case.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
RESPOND and offer evidence touching said ale
CATION ct 10 o'clock Il. m. ob June i, 1905
before clerk of the District Court
for Beaver county, o. T. in his Office at
Beaver. D. T. and that final hepring will be held
at 10 O'Clock a. m, on = une iith; 1870;
before the Register and RECEIVER at the United
States Land Office in WooAwart. Okla.
Tho said contestant having, ID a proper aii-
davit filed March % 1876 set tdgth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made il l. hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
45 5-i7 DiCk r. MORGAN, Register
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WOULD SKIP AN e. ECTION
Okiahornsns Generally Favor
Delegate Mcguire
Proposition.

CUTHRTE. o. r lay .-Jspec-
ial) rs, DrelIhlican lpadfrs in OKLA
hoina are very generally n favor % tire
Amendment IN the house Judicial ap-
preparation biz offered by Delegate ..
: McGuire, DONG away Sith the reg
ular county ard legislative elections
iu oklahoma this fall II j. claimed
that q; viii save the territory at least
$4,000. and will also BE- saving %
candidates Tie proposition has evok-
80 q g,cat deal % discussion. with COM
ment both favorable and unfayorable.
Il cannot see why tin proposition il
not just 10 Democrats and Republicans
alike" said J II Norrs, clerk 81 the
United States district court here. and
one of the most prominent Republi-
can leaders u the territory. "1n the
Democratic counties the present offi-
GERS will hold over for the extra
months. the same as will the RepuDli-
can incumhents in other counties. 1t
is figured that statehood will be in
force within nine months after the
passage Of the bill, and at the general
election following statehood all cum
". township, legislative and state OIL
GERS must be chosen
III the statehood bill passes, and
November elections are then held this
fail. as rsud the officers chosen corld
serve but few months, and then
must stand for recollection for anotli-
er short term. The expense to the
candidates would be doubled. with two
campaigns and two elections within
a short time The counties Of the ter
ritory would also have a double eX-
mnsc, and figure that at least 500,
OOO will be saved to them II this cleo
tion is cut out
III We should be again disappointed
in securing statehood, campaigns can
be commenced after the fate of tile
bill Il decided and the election held in
November, as usual The new state
will have plenty Of elections following
the passage OF q statehood Oil, without
compelling the holding Of general
election this fall. find that there Is
considerable opposition to the propo-
sition through the territory, but be-
lieve TINT after it Is once understood
by the people it will be generally ia
vored."
The dispensing with a geueral elec-
tion would, Of course, mean that there
would be no delegate to congress
this fall Delegate McGuire would
hold over until the regular congressiona
al elections, and would be able to look
after his fences in his own district,
which Inc already has pretty well lined
up, instead Of making another terri
torial campaign c. Journal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-05-17
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, United States Land
Office. Woodward, CHA, May I, lg5.
A Sufficient contest aiii lavit having been tlsd
IN this sfiice boy Theodore IT, Mangum, Cliue,
Okla, cuntfs tant against HE. No. 1915 Tor Sls
NWh aud M, SWi4, Sec. 3, Up, B. y, r., p,
&c. NJ. by ALERT Yengiin, Hackberry, Okla,
Contes,ee in which il is alleged that said Albert
Yenglin has wholly abandoned said tract for a
pcfiod Of more than six months last past and
next prior TO the date OF the initia tioh OF this
contest: That Es has wholly failed TO improve
or G =ltiyato said tract for a period of more
than six months last past and next prior hereto
and that said defaults have not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment in the Army, Navy,
or Marine corps OF the United States in any ca
pacity in time of war and this the said con-
testant is ready to prove at such time and place
as may be named BY the Register and Receiver
for a hearing in said case, Said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at ~ o clock
n. M, on June 25, 1905, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land Office
in Woodward, Okla.
The said contestant having, in a proper afii-
dtryit hlsd May 4, lp6 set forth facts which
show that aftor due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot b. made, il is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
5-lo 5-3l DICE T. MORGAN, Register.
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81 D. certairly not. Ifthe order is thst
al catila ail b. dipped. regardless
of whsl.er said cattle have ever had
tic itch Or been within forty miles of
iict fion ahere j. the ase for cattle
inspeci0-s; Ei.her t2b dipping order
- BE inspector is super.fuous
Whst isitz
The or'sc of 81. order. we srqpose.
j. So pet ria of all ticks. WITH tie idea
t.at such crI--e would rui an end u
-;il danger d itch hereafter. The o.
lec; iss roai ,f.e. ard Should be- car
RED ont as far a. possible. especially
where therr f. even a suspicion of itth.
% tire pre- rhrr of ticks 70 was riis-
TAXI of tht snth9-i.i-- IL permitting
the order 70 be- 50 impeffectly cudlr-
stood.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-05-17
CONTEST NOTICE

nHpartmeut of the Interior. United States
Land Ohiee, Noodward, Okla, May s, 1904
sn;iricnt contest affidavit having been filed
Ia his Office hy Bsnlamin \. Lay, Contestant
H..aiust ~. NJ i.s'6. made December ~. 1913
TO- S!.tt, Sgc. - fp., 2, y. r.. n, by Orvil o.
Meadows, tuntC,tee, in which it Is ALLEGED that
satd aut1mEu has never established residence
U'i @uiu land ANA e teT Improved, fenced. or cnl-
tiyat~d said itnd au1 has wholly abandoned
slit tract % land tCf more than SIX months
nrXt processing tils GAnE ~ the contest in
cause.
That said allssrd absetce trtAn said land was
nnf due % his tmUluymeut ia the Army. Navy
Az q riue Corp of the Guitri States ia any
cn.acify in dane ~ var, and shis tine said CON
tgsiaut Is ready 10 prove az such tinie and
place o. may hc nauied by the Register md
kscoivor Tor hearing ia said ease. said ia =
ties sre h@reby noulcd 60 appear. re~p0nd ani
oIe- ryidcuce touraing sail allegation az iD
u'clocg o. n on S-ut. ~, 1870, before Ira A. Hill
Gers ~ tAo District Court al Beaver, o, r.
and IA his ahseEca before W. r. Quinn, his
deputy aud taat final hearing wiz bs held at
A. o'clock "a. al., "a sept. u, l.,t. before the
ksgi-tcr ani Rnceigar al the United States
LEli ofttc in NnuIuHni. & .laholIa.
THO -sid cnuirs'aut having, ia proper afFi-
davit nlrI May s. 1896 -et forth iacis
Wlicn show tfat after Que dilieencs personal
sCryica - fitis nYtics cannot h. made. il H.
hershg ord red and diHcted that such notice
be giyfn b d0t anf prpnnr subiica tion.
bicE = AoEGAS, Register.
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NOTICE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA.
COUNTY on BEAyFR

COUNTY OF BEAVER,
IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
In tie matter Of the a. p. .e Of Birt j. MnTwell,
insane.
Tiie uetition Of Howard v MAXWELL as the
guardian ~ tie es tate 81 Birt J. Maxwell. m
saur having ofe'l presented % this Court, pray
ing that an Ouiei ne made, authorizing said Pc
tiuonsr ~ sell the Wnol Oi the real estate de-
scriut-E in said p-'ition 1t private sale and II
Appearing - tie CplFt frUM such petition that
" r. 1es.tssur, and to the b. II interests of eald
rsfat. that said real estate for llr purlose aud
reason mentioned 10 said ,titiun b. old there
fory.
ii /. hereby ordered by the Court that the 18th
daJ Of j June 4. d.. 1915 at the hour 81 10 o'clock
a. No. 81 said duy, that being day OF the regu-
lar Mas .erm, in6, of thts Court be, and tho
same j. appointed as Che timewhen all psr0ons-
Interested In said estate are directedand requir-
cd 10 appear before this Court 70 show cause why
an order should not be granted 10 said petition
or 70 sell the real estate o. said Brit j. Maxwell
insane.
Aud IL l. further ordered that a copy of this
order BE- PERSONALLY served ON all persons inter
estsd in said estate, any gen raj guardian Of
minor 81 interested, provided, they are residents
OF said Beaver County at least ten days before
the time appointed FOR hearing said petition.
uul-ss thoy shall waive such notice in writing
ari signify in writing their assent that an order
ot salc - made as prayed ftr in said petition.
and that this orler b. published for at least
four con>ecrtiye weeks in Tie BEAVER HERALD,
al Beaver o. T.
Det,I Tho i2th dayoi May, 1905; a.,
sl7 6-ii 5wk. Probate Judge.
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NorIcE FnR pIrnIICArIoN


department OF TIE lfleIluf, Lana billcf dt
Woodward, Oklahoma. May Z, 1875.
NOtice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hitd notice OF his Intention TO make
tnil proof in support oi his claim and that said
proof viii be made before y, L. Kelly. clerk OF the
District Court fOT Beaver county. Okla, or In his
Absence bet0or W. 7. Quinn his deputy at his Of
hoe az Beaver. Okla, ON June 10 1905. viz:
John A Weaver, nf Boyd Okla IA. No 2Osls5
lie names tn follow ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land VIZ,
Joe y. SrlOl leltar.-er, samuel SchOllenharger
William GuUy. VIII G~brse su of Boyd. Okla
blCK 7. MORGAN. Register.
.l7 GA
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior, United States
u. Lshl Oiooeg, ,, ,oo,


Woodward, OKLA May s. 1915,
in this Office by Arthur G. BengeT contestant
against HE. No. Lf4l Inaue Se ltemb r
-, is.4 for Eis, Of SCI. Section Z, and Ell, OF
Nka Section 2, rp., 3, n, r., %, c.. NJ, by
Robert r. Albers, Contestee, ia which 10 i al
legged that said eGtryman has never estaAlishei I
residence on said land and has never improved,
fenced or cultivated said tract and has wholly
abandoned said tract Of lHad Tor more than six
months next processling the nljng Of the con
test affidavit in this cause and said default has
not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said .and was
not due % his elnptoyment in the Army, Navy
or Marine Corps % the United States in and
capacity In time of war, and this the said
contestant i ready to prove at such time
and place a. may bc named hy the Regis
ter and Receiver Tor a hearing in said Ga 80,
said parties arc hereby notified to appel 4 re-
spnud and oder evidence touching said alsEa-
tion at 10 o'clock a. M. On Juiy .. lsB, BE-
foro Ira A. Hill, Clerk of District Court 81 Bea-
scz, Okla in his ofiice at Beaver, Oklaho-ns,
and that final hearing will he
tsri at 10 O'Clock a. m, on July p. 1905 IA
fore the Reg gtcr aud Receiver az the Unite
States land Oihce in Woodward. O. II.
fhe said contestant having. in a proper aft.
davit, llec May s. 1875. set forth facts which
show that after due diliernce prrssnai sery.ce
darrt an dirsct-d tia; such uaticc b. ,.lFen b.
s-ii - Dhs 4 ioEsAs. Eerger
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Tu ~ sru l. Lsr CuSgFEss
.o a. f- ia.r So rivln tiaf 4. J. Hrglfes hns
l1 81 sf.- ,ca 500 a,l -fl 90 --ail malt. vIBuus
an. rltis,. iinuar. 60 i1f- uuc and two ia
block If fn tne uutnrur,ss-a. toun 81 Tyrone.
Do q - rNuutF OEIHitura 1a-uturF. IN town
sHi. o. falr- ~ Fast rf Cilisr.on y rIaian. Tor
fs.rl . ~ ono year s-d prtys TIM iicfuse
f.tr-.fur g. erauf-.i 20 sis above named apl.Ii-
rlut. fftl-rr - uu objection in writing made
ar.i fI.sf O.. ti.a i-flause - as license ON ~
biora cen o'caek g. m. On the t ri day 20 June
i-f4 aid ucen-e wii i--u--
Al. Hr5HE., Applicant.
f-I- S-T 1uk
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WANTED: by Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant mana
ger man or wCman) for this county
and adjoining territory. Salary $40
and expenses paid weekly; expense
money advanced. Work pleasant; po-
sition permanent. No Investment or
experience required Spare time val
liable. Write at once for full particu-
lars and enclose self-addressed envel-
ope.
SUPERINTENDENT, 182 Lake St.
Chicago, Ill. 45 10.
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CONTEST NOTICE
department OF the Interior,
Unilnl Stnta lind Office.

talted states Land Ottice,
Woodward. Okla. March 80, 1896.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been nlod
in this office hy Cornelius fitzpatrick Of Perry,
Okla., contestant against HE No, &I52, made
December l2th, i9i tor NMil, Sec. -. r., I, n,
H.. T. L. {. NJ. hyJamcs Il. White. Chicago. Ill.
C,ut-ztee. IN which j. l. alleged Jhat said
James ". Whi.s, has wholly abandoned said
tract for period OF H'ore than six months last
ps.=; an uvNI prior To tle cate Of the initiation
q. this contest that hc has n,yer at any time
since uai,irr .aiC entry ~ prior hereto eStab-
Ii sU'i his RI 1snce or iiuanuvet or cultivated
said tract .u Any manner, and thnt sand de-
fUult- have NOT been bten cured.
That said an god absence from said land was
not cue 20 Eis tlIVioymcuf IN the Army, Navy,
or Maslu1 turl- o. the lnlzei States in any
capacity iu tir.e 81 war, and this the said con
es.aUt /, q, dy ~ provo al such time and place
a. Iaar Gs nalusi hy tlIe Register and Receiver
for a hearing in sid cass said parties arc
hcey5y notified 10 spprar. respond and otier
evidence 5oucling said allrgation at 10 O'Clock
a. m, ON june =, ls0i before the Register
and lecesg at the Omitted states Land Ofnce
In ". edward. Okla.
The said cun.e-tant having IN a proper afh-
dsvit ,iied May lOth, 1876, set forth facts
which show that after dus diligence personal
service ~ this notice Cannot bs made, IL is
iicr,by Criered and directed that such notice
b. given by due and psoper publication.
DiCK T. MORGAN, Register
S-I7 e-7
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T r-isary 81 q la',ona.l
Comfy 90 Beaver.

Tsfrit0ry 81 ~ la'toua.
Corufy 30 Beaver.
Notice is horehT Fiyer that, on the 18th day o,
Mar.A ID. 1875. sarah =. u ri--ly .lird in the
Probate Court % the CuHnty - B-Hvcr and
Tsfritnry oi kirhumH. q petition PRAYING for
letter. % Admini ztraiIOn to b. ISSUED 70 Z. H.
Lpsf tYrfrfaBV upon i- estate % J. =. Ha rieSty,
s;ecs.s-ei. late u the County of Beaver and Ter
.itBr. of Okinhom1.
And pursuant - an order ~ said Probate
Court tha fF-t Gay ~ june 4. d. 1915. At the
hour ~ ~ O'Clock a. w. 81 szid day. that bring
day 30 the zl.lar May trrIu- 4. u. lsbi. q said
Pro- ate Court hn- ts--su spf olntst as the time
for hearing -aid application. when nud where
any r-srsJu interested mas ruuts-t asid petition
hy Sling written oppOsition thereto On tire
ground oi ircympe- ncy of the apple mt or
niay assert his oRn lights 20 the aiministratiUu
ana pray thar Lasters b. issucd 70 himself
Witu@-s h. y. Me.ze judge II the
Probate Court II the County of Bea-
yer ard the Seal 90 the Court aliiHed
(sRAL) tha i1fi. dag ~ Ray, 1906,
u. =. NEESE. Probate Jbige.
BIZ 5-5l 3wk.
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napar meut Of the n'erior. Cnilef states
Laa.l CG.ce at Woodward. Okla MAY Z. 1913
Notice Is her-hy given that the following named
81 fler hsE fled uoiiCt OF bis intention u make
nggi Uruo' IN support OF lis claim. and thar said
proof viii De- nude lrior T. =. Kelly Clerk OF
thr NtItct Court Tor B aver County, Oklahoma
.cryftory OF. u lfs ghseuce. before w. T. QUINN
dans 10 lee VIZ.
John , lloraach, of Hibbg. Okla. ia. No.
~ fot te lots I and 2 and Ets, SNLi. Sec J0,
lp. 6. ~. r.. - D. G.. II.
Ne rsmeS the 'ollosin, witnesses 10 Prove his
continuous residence upon and caltl,Htlcn OF
said !Hud. W.:
Altl v. I1o,ey, Thomas q Weaver. Dewey
" Nlls0H Richard tiou,n u ~ Hlbhy Okla
DiCK r. MogGAS Register
5l7 6-i4 S
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u ~ uat'eroi the E-.a.s - Ti1zzs star
ner .sts ~ iae Cerriy g Bsarer. TsrriporJ O
0llsi.atns. iacfa.s{
so r.---,rs hssf1z tis'--s b -sinsf sr'd Tiom-
sa rsar-ar. ir-r1-rd srs r-rlivo ~ Hlittt
s1e sar.e- uith b. rrr-s-a-r 1.-ir' ~ 70 80
fst--rl.f. lfiF Ef saiu - 1lt qlslIt-si
r.- 'a.r .trr - sad "a -sss. 90 fulrn1. fcu1r'
% h.slr lrt Ta-r. tarF 81 Flailnsrr. ans t.e'
fo-- lls1.. l't 2 tli~ lrst T.ufi ira-ion 81 trl.
rnf o. IHa - IT, i'sfi IF nr.er q taH frntl p
Io-rf NJ .ni1 H~ara- rrrn.Y. 80 tle tine fCi
cra.il-r.a - srif drre la.-i -n 81 ihif and IRE
tslt f..-ir claims aeair-t ~ q a tate
FElL T1ELrE. AdEiuas ,rltof.
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EicuCr Notice

T. Trng II HsI CoxcEEx:
Nu.i-a g. EsratJ rireu that 7. 7. Lafhsrn has
--airiH % lHylir.fiuH i1r irruse - ssil at re-ail
I-nif. rif..fr- md -r.r.to liuuor~ uu lst 40. o
iu hi1-k so i-. f- t'.e ruinrr-tsTrs town q
Car,hag-. Huvs- oIuutf. CklatoIns Territorg.
for r@iifsl - one t-lf. anr praJs that Il-eilsf
fhar-t 70 m, ntss' q t.rr 1iCre r1ulr1 aufH-
fs1t 10 ite-- ~ - ohleri on in writing mslie
ans Gi.-l o. ttfs is-u n-f - -nid EceusH pu or
is.fr-a 80 iglf Iag ul Ear. I3E sat license
E.f isal-. u. J LkrHtN. Apr'icant-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-05-17
PUBLICATION NOTICE
Territory of Oklahoma.
Beaver County.
n THE PROBATE COUNT.
Order for Hearing Petition to Sch Real
Estate.

. Estate.
In the matter % the Estate and Guardi,hship
oi Evelyn 1. Finch. Nina +. Finch, James K.
Finch and Eunice E. Finch, Minors,
The Ihriton of Thomas v. James, as Guard
ian ~ the estate and persons Of the above
named minor heir, having been presented TO
this Court. pItying tlat an order be made, au-
thorizing said leIitiuner TO sell the whole OF
the real estate described in said petition at pri-
vdte saln: and, IL appearing 70 the Court from
such petition that IL IS nscessary to sell the
whole, or some portion 81 such real estate, for
tbe p1rpuse and reasons mentioned in said
petition.
/ Is hereby ordered by the Conrt, that the
ljth day Il june. A, ID. 1885, at the hour OF 10
o'clock a. M. OK said day, that being day OF
the regular Mas term, lgi, OF this Cuurt, be,
and the same IS. appointed the time when
all PERSONS interested ia said estate re rected
9nd required TO urpear before this Cour. 10
show cgusa why an order should NOS be granted
10 said petitioner TO sell so much Of the real
estate ~ SAID miuoi heirs "a Is necessary,
And it l. further ordered, that copy - this
order be personally served oH all persons inter
ested in -aid'tSiats any general guardian OF a
minor 80 Interested and any legatce, or sievisee,
or heir provided they are residents OF aid
Beaver County, a, least ten days before the
time appointed for hearing said petition, unless
they shall waive such notice in writing, and
signify in writing their assent that an order of
sule he made, as prayed for in said petition.
Dated this 18th day OF May, 4. j, 1853.
II. d. MEESE.
5-l7 81 Proba 10 Judge.