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Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
SENATOR LODGES WARNINGS.

A close friend of Senator Lodge is responsible for the statement that the Massachusetts statesman for years has received an income from his literary eff forts far in excess of his salary as a senator. He has written on more phases of American history than any other man in public life. His latest work is a book of essays. including some account of Greenfield. Mass, whose history is one of the most TO- mantle in the annals of American civil ization. It was the scene of numerous bloody battles with and was for years the extreme outpost of Western civil ization in that part of the continent.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

sincere response in the hearts of his guests.
 Those present were: Mrs. F.. O. Brown. Mrs. $. Frazier and Miss Fra Zier. Mrs. Frank Frazier, Mrs. R. J. George and Miss George. Mrs. Milford Hayden, Miss Hayden and Miss Mil dred Hayden, Mrs. Herbert Hopper. May Durham Hughes. Miss Olsaee. Mrs. Oakes. Mrs. J. NJ. MacDuffee. Miss Isabel Rice. Mrs. Walter P. Smith. Mrs. Stringer. Miss Squires. Mrs. Sarale Thomas. Mrs. Venier Vanderhoof. Mrs. Richard P. Ward.
 Mrs. Stringer of St. Paul. Minn., has rented the McClelland cottage and. with her son, Phillip, will spend the winter in ScOttsdale. Phillip will at tend the Scottsdale school.
 Miss Christine Squires of Chicago, is spending the winter with her sis ter. Mrs. Herbert Hopper.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard P. Ward have returned to their camp on Desert ave nue.
 MT. Walter P. Suttle has added a screen house to his camp.
 Mir. Rodney Chisholm of New York, has camp on the Smith ranch.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

to make her the accepted authority in her community on all matters of dress and social custom for months to come. The eternal feminine in her is drawing her in large crowds to the shops, par ticularly those where readymade clothes are to be found. The Spectator was in one such yesterday and yielded to the very human impulse to stop and observe a few of the little fair time comedies that were going on.
 One frail looking little woman was displaying, notable skill in bargaining for a skirt. She was attended by her husband tall, sheepish man, in the stiffest of sombreros and tightest of boots. He had two obstreperous small boys in tow who, after the first strangeness of the place had worn off. livened up and had a tug of war with a combination skirt and coat hanger and narrowly escaped death from an overturned tree full of feminine appar- el
 After the little woman had separated them, secured a fifty cent reduction in the price of her skirt and departed, the saleswoman was approached by two men, the bolder of whom announced:
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

"We want to buy a dress for lady" Surely, there is no more striking and pathetic example of misplaced energy than a man buying a garment for a woman, unless it is a woman buying neckties for a man.
 But these two men were :n good hands. as the Spectator decided. after watching the .salesgirl set forth. the merits of a light grey suit with black velvet arrangements on the sleeves. When she had finished the first man looked desperately at his friend for aid and counsel. The other hesitated moment, then he said Well, l don't claim to know much about the business but I favor either brown or green, never did like them light things"
 So she showed them greens and browns galore. till at last she hit upon one that they enthusiastically agreed was a good. solid green" and a good solid green it was, to be sure.
 'aThe number is 36,' said the sales girl Do you think that is about the right size?''
 The two regarded each other blank ly.
 "I clean forgot about measure" said one. We was aimin' to surprise her, explained the other.
 Do yoG reckon that's about the size, Henry" asked the first one.
 Looks kind O big to me-" said Hen ry. regarding it judicially.
 Let me try the coat on," said the girl. Now. you see how well it fits me. Am I about her slZe?"
 Reckon she is. Henry"
 Sure: within three pouncs, was the enthusiastic answer.
 So it was settled. and relief sat on all three faces when the money had been paid over, and the transaction settled.
 But if there were plenty of comedies there was also an occasional tragedy. Witness the case of one young lady with d mountainous pompadour under a massive brown hat: (brown is fash ionable this year, the Spectator learn ed) She knew what sort of skirt she wanted and hunted till she found it, but in her satisfaction over the re- warded search. she quite forgot to ask the price, and it was only when she had fitted the skirt and given her ad- dress that she learned it was eighteen oilG udu illtdhl AO pay N"Na'~s an6 though she took it well, and all she said was So mucn as that?' the Spectator fancied he saw look of regret for the things those six dollars might have bought. But cheer up. young lady, next time you will have learned the advisability of asking the price. and meanwhile you have the sat isfaction of possessing an eighteen-dol- lar skirt, which is more than every one can say.
 Beaux are much in evidence on the fair grounds. Indeed, this is the season when they flourish most abundantly. There are several varieties if you choose to classify them. There is the street car and chewing gum beau, the horse and buggy and ice cream soda beau. and the sportive youth who brings his sweetheart out to the races in an automobile and provides choco- lates for her refreshment. But the beau that most pleased the Spectator yesterday was of none of these varie- ties. He was not as young, nor so erect, nor so handsome, possibly, but his devotion was quite as fine. and had been tested forty-odd years longer. He
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

carried a cotton umbrella to shield his sweetheart from the sun. and gallantly treated her to every delicacy that the grounds afforded. They stood a long while before the counter where the cookery was displayed. and from the expression on both faces, it was easy to see that it was her cake they were admiring. They went all over the grounds inspecting everything from the pigs to the pictures. and the Spectator never once met the dear old couple without sharing in their radiant pleas ure. THE SPECTATOR.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
IfGrocery Bargains You're Pursuing at Nc.
 kee's Cash Store There's Something Doing

faining to fully prepay the prescribed postage on letters and other mailable matter. This carelessness is not only annoying. but it is expensive to those receiving communications upon which the full amount of postage has not been paidpaid, and has resulted in many cases in defeating the sale of American products abroad. Under international postal agreements penalty equal to double the amount of deficient postage must be paid by the party to whom the matter is addressed
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
RENTERS RANGER SERVICE

William Sparks who some time ago re- signed his position as a sergeant of the Arizona Rangers will, it is understood. at an early date be reappointed to the position from which he resigned. Jim McGee also a member of the rangers who was elected sheriff of Pinal coun- ty and who some time ago resigned will the first of the year enter upon his duties in the sheriff's office. His suc- cessor will be named the last of the coming week.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Marietta Fellows to George H. Will bur N :ls2 NE 1-4 SEE 1-4 sec 23 N 5 E.
 Deborah Nelson and husband to El- la D. Biggs part of lot block Mesa City.
 Jonathan G. Biggs to Ella D. Biggs part of lot block Mesa City.
 Priscilla Whisman to Ella D. Biggs same property as above
 Aquilla F. Keddington to Ella D. Biggs same property described above.
 Ella D. Riggs to Ernest Crismon same property described above.
 B. F. Johnson & Co. to Ernest Cris- mon same property described above.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
SOME SIDE LIGHTS
 ON TERRITORIAL FAIR
Things Seen by the Spectator Which Had no Place on the Official Pro- gram.

N is the opinion of the Spectator that Sss knitted chest protectors, prize
 s,1shires and fast horses are not idVdespised, not one of these things can compare for interest and entertain ment with the Arizona citizen who has come from afar to view them. Red badges from Yavapai, red neck ties from COcOninO, red heads from Pnal, join in joyous dusty throngs aD- mated by one steadfast purpose, to have a good time. And they have it too, in one way or another.
 The best part of it all Is that mother and the children came along too. Moth- CT is in some cases, little timid, and over -awed, but her eyes are open and she is absorbing ideas that are going
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec- ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
cARELEssNEss IS COSTLY.

Reports are frequently received from and consular officers com planning of carelessness on the part of in the United States in
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
C. M. STEPHENS

South Texas Art Co. agent, located Phoenix. Takes his own orders and delivers his own pictures.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

Have you seen those s1.00 per dozen pictures at Donnelrs?
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
Visitors Are Invited to Have Lunch With s at inc Fair You're Vel come Will Please Us to Serve you From 10 m. un Daily

justly celebrated No Coffee in Arizona like it. You will leave It's fragrant and sparkling It's daily will alwaye "Ankola delicious which stale coffee have. the right makes feel like winner and it's only pounds for
 Blossom the finest Tea sold Arizona You get for the asking booth Note flavor will readily This worth but until thoroughly introduced it's for without "Ankola "Oange Blossom ship expense you.
 Coffee with biscuits Star Flour Maricopa Chips edn Munger Bros with Mungs Olive OilN all free
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
A HINT TO YOUNG MEN.

lf there's a girl in Phoenix Whom you would like to woo. First give her Donofrio's Cactus Candy Or you might as we'll 'skiddoo.s
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

Yankee doodle doodle doc, Yankee doodle dandy, Just fill your girl to the neck On Donofrio's crystsilized csStss
 Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

The annual meeting of the ssSek holders of the Arizona Publishing Company will be held at the office Of the company in Phoenix, Arizona. Oa Monday, November 18th, 1908. ss iS o'clock a. m.
 GEO. W. VICKERS. Presieeaf Four and twenty blsekbirds baked se
 a pie When the pie was opened the birds be-
 gan to sing "Donofrio's Cactus Candy for ne is
 just the thing"
 Donnell makes photos at eastern prices. No extra charge for groups.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

EVERY man is a good man under
our form of government. but sup
pose that we had no better men
than the ordinary run and what
would the country amount to. asks
the Field and Farm. We know
many a man over forty years old
who never earned more than a
dollar and half a day in his life.
and yet the ehloroform bottle was
not passed around. Such man has
never done anything for himself. for
the country. or for the town, and
oftentimes his wife supports him
with two cows and forty chickens.
Strangest of all we never heard Of
anybody setting bombs for such a
fellow. The explosives are always
planted for better men.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

AT last our neighboring village.
La Junta. has some hopes of having
free mail delivery system. 1t
seems that they have been entitled
to it for several years. but have
lacked the enterprise and push to
comply with the regulations about
numbering the houses. putting sign
posts on the street corners. etc. II
is supposed that the rapid growth
of Swink has awakened them to a
realization that they must get a
hustle on" or be swallowed up by
that burg. Rocky Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

UNLESS somebody is making a
huge bluff Las Animas will have a
sugar beet factory next year. The
farmers have pledged 5000 acres of
beets for 1895 and $500 acres for
each of the succeeding three years.
The American Beet Sugar Company
has purchased $50 acres of land
from J. J. Cooper. paying $1,000
down. and also secured site for the
location Of the factory northeast of
town. paying another sl.o1o down.
The beet company. il is said. has not
decided when to commence work. as
IL has not yet been determined
whether TO erect a six ton. ten ton
or twelve hundred ton factory" the
beet zone which surrounds the fac
tory being considered the best in
entire Valley. Selah.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

The burning question in Sugar
City is municipality owned electric
light plant. Same here about a
year ago. The burning question
burned itself out. however. and the
light that some of the best Of Us
longed for was hidden under a
bushel of votes. We have been con-
vinced that il is advisable. always,
to be sure you're right on any
burning question" of this nature
before YOU go ahead.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

USIrnp >TsIE- L,Sp OFFICE A.

UNIrrp ~rAIE- LAND OfFIck AT
rUEhLo. Cola. January q, iSsL
NOTICE = HEkEBS GIVEN THAT 1hE
~ f..llosing -nau,-d -sftl@r ha- tl-d nosics q
81. int.utiou ia male tnsl f>-nf IN supi-1r
tf his claim. and that aid pfs-of VII fs ma ts
h-for~ the CLERK 81 the district court al La
Juut. falarsf.n. On March 4. iss. VIZ
Tharna- u. Pottsr. H. y iIiee. fof the mort b.
east quarter south ~e-t quarter. lots aud 10.
-srtis,n ~. township ~ -ssuth. rsnsr - west
lie name the follo~1nz Nttn~=-r- tn prove
his ootIfinHou- r-.id-nrr uIssn and cultis stifan
Of ssid land. six lohn p Ail-on. of fatr-
ulouut gol.falot n Mil-.sa. - fsirmsuut.
colorsio; Kob~rf l.. rsii. II a. ris,oaat. Colo
RADIO. Jar1-s " NJ Allrn. Of ROCKY ford. Colo
rado-
81 ABBEY. Register.
First paid icztinn. January ~ rss.
Lat Qualification. March :. 1905
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

THE TRIBUNE is in receipt of a
copy Of bill. recently introduced in
tn. house of representatives by Con
gresham Brooks. creating and es-
tablishing a bureau of geology and
mining as a part of the department
Of commerce and labor. with a
director who is to receive a salary of
5000 per annum. The proposed
bureau is the only remaining field.
contemplated when the department
of commerce ard labor was organ
lied. which has not been specifically
covered. and in view of the fact
that our mining industries. with the
exception of agriculture. are the
greatest single productive source of
national wealth. it is evident that
such an industry may with reason
request governmental recognition.
The house committee on mines and
mining has already unanimously
recommended that the bill pass
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

lT is indeed gratifying to note
that the National Sugar Manufac-
turing Company has up to date re-
ceived a large increase in contracts
for beet acreage over the acreage Of
last year. This means that with
only fair crop the coming sugar
making campaign will be eonsidera-
bly, larger than the last one. Ii
seems that it has been no trouble at
all this year to secure contracts for
beets. In fact the company has re-
fused great many contracts which
they considered undesirable Sugar
City Gazette.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

RN VIRTUE or FINAL DECREE
- made and entered ~ r-cerd % the sssh
day of February. A. u. fss Ia and n the De
t-iet Court ~ the >~cuad Indirisl District af
the STATE Of Colorado. in sna Tor the City ard
County cf D-nv-r. IN scfi.n IN -zid cua-t
f--n.tiax. Wherein th- ". ". Pert~r Inv~s f.n~ns
tomp.ny. . ce-rcrstion- - plaintiff and Orr>u
<ie Naunsser ard Jsn~~ n Naunsi-r are a--
PENDANTS IN fsver of said plaintiff snd .xzin-s
aid d>f~adSnt-. fer~cis.~inx . mortgage in aid
d~cr-e de-crihr-s. and % certificate 10 the
css>f- of ssid acsseri- made by tho clerk of aid
ccarr. and to said d~er~~ srt.ch-<f- ~h~r~in and
thereby am cwnu srs<fe-f te exy-.-~ to sale ns
public sscsfos, the lands and premises herein
after Described and ~ said lands ard rre-ni-~s
to csu>> tn b. made the -uzn of tvo thaa-xnd-
EIGHT crns< C-xe14, to<~fk~r With the fa-t keg
sum cf fours~>n dollars fs1sBs- the costs Il
suit. ard inf>rc<f tAerrrn frv<n February -
~ sDd exp>n>> ~ sab b>r-sn.
Nofsc> i kereey Gvcn tbs co Saturday tke
.sfk day a uarck- A. D. ~ ss the kour of -
cclrrt O - Al tAAs day- - the -pufk dasr -
the ccon<y cysrt kr1>e in til Co1asy II Oser1I
asd Stase - Ce3oes3c. ] ell exps,-> n ~aIe ~
the parpnse afsrssaid. and wiu al q pahaie
pr>aisc-- ~tsuaee in sAe Coaney ef Os>ro -
Seese a C~essa3n- sewis-
NJ s.ueAs.ss gnarser - s-etire si1 81, -
tsSn-Aip sO~1sy-bcar Ga ssssA - rs.se Afsv-
fuar s1es 49,. - - noeA tARsppf - Day =
npee.ary- - - hiuAp~e - - 96AoeR- -
aseses< ~ - ~ ~ 49, - naAn
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under and hy virtue of an alias -1ecution
issued out Of the couuty court Of Otero county /.
state of Colorado. date-i the Jth day of
January. \ ID. i-s. IN favor of Eomga niner A
- Neil aud sgsin-t ". :. Pritx, whereby ] am
CON IN sBsied To max. tho sum OF Twenty Dpliars
aud thirty G.sit- fSpgi. tox-ther With inter
ct -aid Judgment from date Of recover, at
the rate 81 -sxht f-er cent PER snnum, and the
Cents SEQ costs. have levied uion and VIII
ext-s-r Tor sale to he hixhe-t bidder for cash On
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~ IsS.
front de-or Of the county court hou-~ In La
Junts. Otero county. Colorsdo. the follouins
de-crit--d property. to-wit; Tn. east oue-half
tttl Of the northwest un~-qusrtrr a. and the
west one half H., of the norfk~s-t one-luarter
~ Of -~ction txeuty -onet = ito~n-hip twenty
fpur t.lN, ranx~ rfty-hve - in Ot.ro county y.
foloF.dos the said sale will h. made to satisfy
ssid debt. interest and costs,
GEO. BARR. sheriff.
Fir-t Tutliratian February ~ t"i
Last publication. MART IA isoi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

BENT county and the Santa Fe are
a, loggerheads over taxes due for
the year 1905. The state boari Of
equalization fixed the amount the
Santa Fe should pay Bent county a,
$4,000. The Santa Fe kicked and
declared that $500 was all the
company would stand for. On the
the last day of February the Santa
Fe rendered the treasurer of Bent
county 5000. that sum being ore
half the amount the railroad COM
pany had figured out was due OF
course the county treasurer had no
authority to accept the tender and
the money was refused Upon
what meat does this corporation
feed that it has grown - great.
When ordinary mortals refuse to
pav The taxes aaDed ag1inss them
the property is advertised and soSd-
Tseir only recourse . 10 ~ the
fun anount alleged 10 BE due. -
Z ~ ere sssis6ss d. IL snuo-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07
ossasiet ceot-

Judge Voorhees, came down from
Pueblo Monday morning and held a
brief session Of the district court.
Several motions were heard and or
ders entered
In the case of Lydia Gardner Vs.
P. II. KING. being an action 10 re-
cover for money loaned and wages
due. judgment was rendered in
favor Of the plaintiff. by default. in
the sum Of 81 .4s9. "a and costs The
attachment caused to be issued by
the plaintiff on various goods and
chattels belonging TO the defendant
was sustained The district clerk
will issue special execution and the
property will be sold by the sheriff.
Judge Voorhees, made a decree
under the Torrens system Of regis
tering land titles quieting the title
Of several pieces Of property in the
Bradish addition. The lots were
sold for taxes some years ago. and a
tax title issued. Under the Torrens
system a decree Of the court clears
the title.
Court adjourned shortly before
noon until the first Moday in April.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07
Aee,,e.uon TO I.... Stat. Lard.

OFFIcH 90 rHE SrkrH BakKD /
oF LAND CussI--Io>NN-
DENVER, toLa.. February ~, lso-
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ 4. Mutnentrrx, who-s I-s-foffic~ addr.-,
l. la Juufa. Colorado. fshruary i1fh, fsesi
made application M. -is. t. the STATE Bosri
- Land touaaai--iooer- te iea-e the fnlluNine
d~-crih--d >cha-ai Lsnds. situate In Ot~ra
County. Cnlursiio. is-Nifs
West half 81 -eetion - township "a -outh,
rsuz- u p~-f.
No osh-r application 70 lea~e the at-ss.
d~zcrit--si rrrsnl-s- or oiiiecfis.l. szsinst tks
s'-sse application wili ~ cssn-iderrd sftsf
March ~ 1s..
MARX q. WOODRUFF
Register Sfste Rssrd Land to-nuis- tou~r-
First qualification. February n Iss.
Last Irut,licati.ssi- March IA rss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07
wopx an ,be Holm & swink raj

WORK on the Holly & Swink rail
road has been going ahead at the
Holly end Of the line with about l25
teams. but the Chieftain says there
is some likelihood that everything
will be called off in the Amityville
district on account of the reluctance
with which those owning property
there are granting right-of-way.
Manager Wiley has given il out cold
that he won't buy a foot of right
of-way. and it seems to be the gen
eral opinion that that settles it.
Farmers who want sugar beet
railroad should not forget TO re-
member that il won't do at all to
monkey with the buzzsaw.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07
LAMAR IS again talking of sink

LAMAR is again talking of sinking
an experimental well to determine
whether oil or gas can be found in
that vicinity. and the Sparks says
that il is altogether likely that a
well | 900 or $50 feet deep will be
sunk during the present year. La
Junta has an oil well south of town
over a thousand feet deep. and al
though it cost over $1,000. it is
quite probable that the stockholders
could be induced to turn over the
hole in the ground to the Lamar oil
boomers at q great sacrifice Quite
a number of our prominent citizens
also own oil stock in the Boulder
district which they would be willing
to part with at most any Old price
Colorado is all right - to climate.
sugar beets. cantaloupes and sch. :"
but il has beer very painfully
demoaseE.ted tAst it deeidedly shy
on pru3uctive oil wells. In the dsvs
q eur a1slespenee we alwsvs v1nt
ssmesAing we cna't haye. n1 ssme
q - Dev9r ~ 0sxs it-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

AFTER many days Rocky Ford Is
really going to have a new depot.
La Junta is expecting one before the
good old summer time arrives. and
Lamar is figuring on . new union
depot to accommodate the numerous
railroads that Joe LawIess is build
lag into that burg. Everything
comes to him who is too Lawless &c
die Young.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

ABSENCE brings JOY. The editor
Of the La Junta TRIBUNE joyfully
writes: If no unforeseen conditions
arise We will return to our happy
home tonight after an absence Of
seventeen mortal days and nights
His mother-in-law has been visiting
at his home that length of time.
Las Animas Democrat. Not quite
as bad as that. dear boy. Just
smallpox: that's all.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-07

UNITED >IsrE~ Is>D oFFrsr At
v Es.as c.lo-- i.hr.sy .t Is.s:

UNITED STATES Ls~D oFFrsH At 4
PrGsLo. toLo-. f.trtlsry "a. Isss.
NOTfs'E Is HEREBY GIVEN 1Hkr THE
~ folis~ ing NED -~tfl.r hs- fled tofie~ ot
hi- int-ntipu to make final prt-pf IN <upT-srf oi
his claim, and that ssid prs-sf ~iil ~ abe t-
fer~ the clerk 81 the district courf st La Jants.
tolss-sttss. ou April =. fssS. viz. Cr-urio Ns--
e sr-uas. " y. iAsfs. tor the north~s-t quarter
-ssuth~-~f quarter w~-t half southeast guar.
ter. -<ctteo ]. Dorth~~-t quarter rfbea< a
quarter. section y. township = -.su,h. range =
M~-f-
He name the folloxinx vitre-s<- to prove
t- cs,ss fn.su- r-~lst-ncs uf-.u snd cultivation
- aid land viz. Thsans- Ts;-. Glen >siszsr
npuinsr, Jon-s. Phiil-meno Nsrfin-z. all ot
u igt--~. Colo.
:. A. AHBEY. Register
First pahlicssioa. February - IsssL
Last ruhlicstisn- April q 100