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me %, Laws Of Delaware (prohibits
the use Of certain winders in catching
oysters)i by Mr. Richardson. an act
for the protection OF torrapin (closed
season from March ! to October -; by
Mr.. Newton, an act prescribing the
method by which school districts may
borrow money for building and en-
larging schoolhouses.
Passed-House bills increasing the
appropriation for the burial OF animals
which die OF anthrax; 20 amend Chap
ter 392. Volume 20, Laws Of Delaware,
entitled. "An act providing for the
maintenance, discipline and regulation
OF the National Guard Of Delaware;
authorizing the submission 10 the peo-
pie OF Wilmington Of questions OF pub
lio policy In connection with the anairs
OF said city; relating TO the collection
Of certain taxes in the city OF Will
mington Cgives City Council power "a
regulate building permits).
Concurred in--Senate bill TO change
the name Of Alice Snyder TO Emma
Mildred Boyer.
offered and adopted-By Mr.. Baggs
report and recommendations Of the
special committee on revenue and tax
alton (Nfr. Corbit did not sign because
OF not being in accord with the form OF
the entire report, and will have a nil
nority reporD.
Adjourned until 1880 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
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JUDICIARY BILL
CHANGES METHOD
Provides That One Judge
Hold Court in Case Of
Necessity
special to mo Evening Journal,


DOVER, Feb. Ex-senator Sparks
bill concerning the Introduction OF the
one judge system in the state is as fol-
lows:
Section 1. That the following
amendments be and the same are here
by proposed TO Article Of the consti-
tuition OF this state.
Section o. The Chief Justice and the
four Associate Judges shau compose
the Superior Court the Court OF Gem
cral Sessions and the Court Of oyer
and Terminer as hereinafter pre-
scribed.
Tho said five judges shall designate
those Of their number who shall hold
the said courts IN the several counties,
provided. however that the Superior
Court and Court Of General Sessions
for New Castle county shall be held by
the associate Judge who is not a resi-
dent associate judge; I'm his absence
OF disability. the chief justice, or any
associate judge may hold said COURTS
the chief justice may also at the re-
quest OF the said judge, II in his judg-
ment he deems it proper so TO do him
self hold said courts. or assign any
resident associate judge TO hold said
courts for such time as the chief
justice deems proper. Should more
than one session Of the Superior Court
or Court OF General Sessions for New
Castle county be held at the same time,
the additional session or sessions shall
be held by the chief justice or any one
OF the resident associate judge desig-
mated as aforesaid.
Whenever practicable. the said
courts Except as herein provided
shall consist OF three OF the said five
Judges. but no more than three OF
them shall sit together IN any OF the
said courts; the Superior Court and
Court of General Sessions for New
Castle county shall consist OF one Of
said judges. In each OF the said courts,
except In the Superior Court and Court
OF General Sessions for New Castle
county. the chief Justice when present
shall preside. and IN his absence. the
senior associate Judge present shall
preside.
Two shall constitute a quorum In the
said courts respectively. except in the
Court of oyer and Terniner where
three shall constitute a quorum, and
except in the Superior Court and Court
Of General Sessions for New Castle
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"Y'' Held Meeting

Members OF the Of Madeley NJ. f.
Church held its annual session at the
home OF Harvey Way, Of No. 1910 Ban
ming street, last evening, and the even
ing was spent in musical selections and
games. Among those present were;
sIr. and Mrs. Harley Lasey, Mr.. and
Airs. william Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Warren, Mr.. and Mrs, George II.
Way, Mrs James B. Oakes. Miss Anna
Warren. Miss Florence Bowen. Miss
Helen Thomas. Miss Marion Oakes,
Miss Reba Mccullough. Miss Maude
Gainor, Miss Edith Goodwin, Miss Anna
Arthurs, Miss Blanche Sidwell, Mrs.
Ola Richardson. Frank Arthurs, Frank
Way. Harvey Way, Clarence Boyce,
william Steele and Reginald Way.
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county where one shan constitute a

county where one shall constitute a
quorum.
One may open and adjourn court
except that in the Superior Court and
Court OF General Sessions for New
Castle county. the prothonotary OF
clerk OF the peace respectively mas
open and adjourn court.
For all purposes Of Section 8. Article
5 Of this constitution, the Court OF
General Sessions for New Castle coun-
ty shall be held by three judges as
heretofore.
For all purposes OF appeals from the
Orphans Court, under Section IL OF
this Article. and of appeals from the
Registers Court, under Section 80 OF
this Article. the Superior Court for
New Castle county shall be held by
three judges as heretofore.
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Dauehters OF 81 Meetine

IN the building OF the Historical So
ciety yesterday the United States
Daughters of 1912 held an honor-day
meeting. A paper on New England
Towns" was read by Mrs. Robert
Rayner and "Our National Song" was
discussed by Mrs. Elizabeth Massey
Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Lewis 3. Nor
row talked about ''Our Northern
Neighbors." New Foundland and Nova
Scotia. Following the interesting
program tea was served TO the mem
bers. The following women composed
the refreshment committee: Mrs.
Lewis B. Morrow. Mrs. Josiah Wolcott,
Mrs. Herbert II. Ward Mrs. p. W.
Tomlinson.
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RoutIns Work Of ths House.
Senate

Senate
DOVER, Feb. 1s.-senate met at 1890
a. m, President Parker presiding.
Roll called-Afessrs. Jester and Miller
did not respond.
Read and pproved-Journal.
Motion-By Mr. Rose (supplemented
by Mr.. Mendinhall with motion to in
clude Delaware Industrial school for
Girls)-That the Senate visit Delaware
College on Wednesday (Adopted)
Introduced-CRead and referred un-
der suspension Of rules)-By Mr..
Sparks, act further regulating The
business OF detectives Cgranting full
authority to make arrests.
BY Mr.. Sparks, act 10 fix the time
for holding Superior Court and the
Court OF General Sessions In the sew
eral counties (gives Kent and Sussex
two additional terms Of court-Kent IN
February and July; Sussex in January
and June. But no juries are to be
summoned for the June and July
terms).
BY Mr.. Sparks. act enlarging the
maximum term Of imprisonment for
the crime OF manslaughter (now five
years) TO thirty years
BY Mr.. Sparks. requiring an annual
accounting Of business done in this
State by foreign corporations and the
Issuance of a license thereon. CPenalty
fine not exceeding 5000.
BY Mr.. Sparks, enlarging the term of
Imprisonment for bigamy (now one
year, to six years.
BY Mr.. Sparks. act to increase the
maintenance OF inmates Of the Della
ware Industrial School for Girls (now
twenty to forty
BY Mr.. Houston, acts prohibiting
persons selling or manufacturing in
toxicating liquors from being concern
ed in interest in any more than one
retail bar or saloon (grants the privi-
lege for one year OF persons TO sell
beer. ale, porter or stout, to be drunk
of the premises, and 10 dispose OF
goods in bottles or otherwise, but pre-
vents the sale OF whiskey. gin and
brandy to be carried of.
BY Mr.. Moore, act authorizing and
creating the office OF a superintendent
OF negro schools OF the State outside
Of wilmington Cand providing that he
shall be a negro. normal school
graduate. and must give the work un-
divided attention).
BY Mr.. Rowland. authorizing the
Board of Education Of Lewes TO raise
more money by taxation.
Passed-Senate bin protecting game
fish in Murderkin river by prohibiting
fke, stake or gill nets or haul seines.
Concurred in-House bill making
dogs, upon which taxes have been
paid. personal property.
Incorporating Bowers Beach (com-
niseioners-Aiexander F. Minner WI
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SidebOard

Made Of golden
oak. Handsomely
polished Large
mirror. Two top
drawers. one lined
FOR silvorw are.
Large linen drawer
Double door cup
board Regular
price sis.@.
sSIs SSs this SASS
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chester Hsa chlId Murdsr.

CHESTER. Feb. ls-m n new tele-
scope bag found on a dump yesterday
was found the body OF a female IN
FAINT. which had met death by ex-
posnre ana sunocation after its aban-
donment by some heartless parent. The
authorities are investigating.
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Comforts

A limited number
OF b a u q q o m ely
printed comforts,
we'll filled and
strongly m n q q.
Special price Q0a
for this sale. ov~
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Bed Room Suite

Six pieces, dresser,
bedatead. W a . h.
stand. two chairs
and rockers. Dress
ar and stand have
serprniino front
Regular price OF
this suite S3S. 90.
nor this coo 90
sale ........"@"s"V
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Social Notes

Anonymous communications for the
social column will not be printed.
Names Of contributors to the column
viii not be printed, but must be FUR
nished The Evening Journal as evil
dence OF good faith on the part OF the
contributor.
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Eyenine OF Colonial sonss

On Friday evening next Miss Isabelle
Wales viii give an evening Of colonial
songs. Tho concert viii be. given in
the parlor OF the Unitarian Church.
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M c M AHON'S
After Supper and
Wednesday Hour Sale
Inuraln Garnet

or handsome fioral,
leaf and scroll de-
sign. All choice
colorinFs. Special
price and modc.
laid and lined qQo
frno ........... uuN
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ParIar Suite

Five pieces. ma
hoRany veneered
frames. Sprin x
and runo edge. A
suite that regular
iy sells az S13 6l.
Special price for
this sale SOC 00
only ....s...~@"-VN
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Fell Mattress

Filling OF even
layers OF sanitary
cotton felt. having
tho elasticity and
comfort that az.
forda perfect rest.
Price for the &c E0
sale .......yu "
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Rashton-- Williams

Thomas e. Rashten. Of this city, and
Miss Sallie Y. Williams, Of Henderson,
N. C.. were married at Asbury M. E.
parsonage last might by Rev. H. A.
G. Westerheid.
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Ham Rack

Your choice OF
weathcred or gold
en- oak. handsome
design, with small
mirror. bevcled
The regular price
400 The co 90
special price ~S.Jo
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Wool Blankets

with dainty pink
and blue borders.
Size i0-f. with good
mohair binding A
limited quantity OF
these Sis blank.
cts 20 Fo during
the sale Q9 IN
period az ..~9sAV
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While EuaTneled
Bed

With combination
m a. tfrca ana
spring The bed
ia OF handsome
design and strong
~ g o n structed
Regular price OF
tho OUTFIT SiicJ
For this cJ 90
sale period pasJo
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washing Machine

The we'll known
Rapid" washer.
Special for 81 al
this sale - 70
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=. 3. RILEY

In time of plenty prepare for famine. That's
what we did and that's why able to offer
lsuch great vaues in the face of decidedly higher
priced market.
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roc for CSC Wash Fabrics

Soisette in an elegant range of
patterns, I9c value 25c.
Silk Ginghams in small checks,
all colors Ioc
Satin striped challis, roc.
1000 yards Bates Seersucker
Ginghams, short pieces but per-
feet goods and worth rye; spe-
cial price Ioc a yard.
Lot Ioc Ginghams, stripes,
checks and plain colors reduced
to SC a yard.
12Xc Dress Ginghams reduced
to Ioc.
Can you use a few flannelettes
or outing fiannel'
&c Outings reduced to &c.
&C Outings reduced to 61zc.
I21zc and I5c Outings reduced
to Ioc.
1oc and I21zc Flannelette re-
duced to SC.
I5c Flannelette reduced to Ioc.
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China Closet

Bent glass ends
Handsomely pil
.Shed. China AMI
& aksware can Dt
kept IN an orderly
condition. Regular
price SIZES. Special
sale price co Oc
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Speakman are
visiting friends in Philadelphia
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liam King, Enos r. Williams and
Joseph II. Thompson).
Motion-By Mr. Sparks. extending
the sympathy OF the Senate to Senator
Jester, member from the "Shoestring
district" who is ill.,
Recess to 1.3O to hear a delegation
from the city OF New Castle.
Afternoon
Passed-senato bill providing for the
compilation OF the Delaware Fish. Oys-
ters and Game laws and their puhlica-
ton IN pocket flexible volumes.
killed-Scnato bill Qlifc's) provid-
ing for an experimental consolidation
OF rural schools IN Districts Nos "a
and $50 (Dagsboro and Pine Nock)
Sussex county. and providing FOR the
free transportation Of those scholars
70 and from the schools In covered
vans. Explained by Superintendent
Broolls). Ayes Barnard, Conner.
life, Monaghan--5. Noes-Linro.
Mendinhal Miller. Moore Reed. Rose.
Rowland, Sparks-S. Not votine-HsT.
Houston.
Passed-Amendment (senate) to
charter Of Milton giving tax collector
authority 20 attach wages.
introduced Cread and referred under
suspension Of rules-By Mr. Conner.
local option bill for the entire state
(penalty for selling in any one Of the
four districts which shall vote for mo
license" three TO twelve months inn
prisonment and 5000 to $500 fne)
Motion-Ey Mr.. Rose, to have 5000
copies OF what he termed 'the gold
brick local option bill. costing The
State $4,000 for that special election 81
G1ost)
Motion-By Mr.. Sparks. to have 1900
copies Of the local option bill printed
/ (Cawied.)
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New Dress Fabrics

as inch, all wool Gray mixed
and plain color panamas, $1.oo a
yard.
so inch, all wool plaid pana-
mas, SI.5o.
as inch, all wool check suiting
reduced from SI.oo to 65c.
as inch, all wool chiffon,
shadow check mohairs, brown,
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Ironing Boards

Extra large size
Special sale AQc
price -......,.
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Large Agate
Coffee Pot

Three coats OF
oname ell. The
famous - an q e.
ware. Special QEc
sale price ""N
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Wash Bollers

Family size Good.
stro n q hardicr.
Special sale Sro
Nflcc sttst.ts.s W.
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Extension Table

With handsomely
turned and nuted
legs. NJ ouid @ q
edges. Six foot
size. regularly sold
az N15. For the
sale eE 90
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Pillows

Filled with mixed
feathers. wide
stripe a ticking
Price per pair
FOR this 60 *
sale. . O.. Qesao
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TOnei Paper

Extra good tissue
Three large fnN
rolls for ..-.. wv
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nreSSPr

Made OF golden
oak, handsomely
hniahed. w ith
large mirror.
Regular price Sl.N.
For the period
mentioned .er QQ
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Bed Spreads

About enough left for Wednes-
selling of those extra large
Marseilles patterns, very special
~ at SIPS.
Genuine Marseilles Mercerized
Quilts, extra large and beautiful
$500; value $3.50
The balance of our regular
$500 Comfortables reduced to
SI.4o.
Extra heavy Russian Crash for
Wednesday &c yard.
Bleached Sheets SIxoo, good
quality SOC each.
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ChIIInnler

Made OF golden
oak frame. Five
large. deep. easy
working drawers.
Regular value san.
For this 60 90
sale .........posoo
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Art Department

Better get your share of these
egant drawn work, hemstitched
Scarfs and Squares, all sizes, 2oc.
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WashbOards

Good hard " o Cd
frames Zinc rub
bing surface. Spe-
cial sale Q9a
price ..ssss...s-
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MnrrlS Amin

Golden oak frame.
Handsome rcversl
hle velour cueh
ions. The regular
value Of this chair
Is t0W %. For the
sale sale S3.9S
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COnch

Handsome golden
oak frame. Cover
ed IN velour. An
extra good value
Tor this EN- 00
sale ........ VAVsVV
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72 Clothes Pins

Special FOR fee
thla sale ....... W
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Galvanized
Wash Tubs

With drop handles.
VIII not rust.
strongly construct
ed Special 400
sale price ..-- HvN
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House reaSsembled at Z.5O O'Clock.
Read and referred-Various Senate
bills.
Withdrawn-House bill providing for
the retirement of certain judges.
Reported favorably-House bills re-
lating to the sale Of lands by executors
and administrators (passed); in rela-
ton to a state hospital at Harrington;
authorizing the appointment OF joint
committee TO settle with State officers
in January. 1908 Cpassed); 20 exempt
soldiers and sailors OF the Civil War
from procuring licenses 10 act as auc-
tioneers.
Accepted and ordered spread on the
rninutes-Report Of the special com
mittee on revenue and taxation (Mr.
COrbit, a member OF the committee.
said he had not signed the report and
announced that he would submit a re-
port later.)
introduced (read and referred under
suspension OF the rulss)-By Mr.. Hi
rons an act to repeal Chapter ls2, Vol
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green and garnet, special soc a
yard.
English Suitiug in shadow
checks, plaids and stripes and
plain material, soc.
Elegant assortment of checks,
stripes and plaid, one-half wool,
2sc.
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CHURCH SERVICE.

Presbyterian Church: Evory Sunday at II
o'clock, m--and 2nd and lth Sunday evening
$50 Every one invited. W Leonard, Pastor
Methodist Church! Services every lst and
"a sunday night, $50. All are invited. W
Smith. Pastor.
Sunday Schuol-Prcshyterian Church. Every
Sunday at 10 m, Come aud bring tho children
Harry Wellborn, Socy. j. X. Quinn, Supt.
Beaver Commercial Club Meet every list and
Sd Wednesday, 1850 y m, at Court House. !
Blauchard, sec'y. Albert wellborn,. President
Beaver Lodge n, OF T. No. :. Meet every
Tuesday, IN, All X of Il cordially invited to
attend r, &. Savoy n. c. A, G, Hibhs &C.
Pioneer Lodge l. O. o. T., No, III; Meet
every Monday evening pm, Visiting brethren
invited to attend Albert Wollborn, Sec'H W
Beaver Camp 77ss NJ WA; Meet the End and
ath Thursday Up m. All Neighbors are invited
to Campfire, Albert Wellborn, Clerk w I
Quinn, VIC,
Meet tho ist aud 81 Thursdays, at pm. AL
wandering Neighhors invited to drop in Tor a
social evening. Edna Garrett. Recorder
Beulah G Han. Oracle
BEAVER LopuE No, l2S, A. r. 4 A. NJ. Meet
every lst and sri saturday, at 1;S4 y. m,
Brethren invited to be present. l.. & Munsell
Sec'y. Harry NJ Buick W NJ.
Beaver Rebekah Lodge No, lsa meets every
other Wednesday night. All sisters and broth.
ers cordially welcome BERTHA LooFBouRRow
jimmie MAfLks Secy. Noble Grand
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his qualifications to fiji the ofIice TO
which he aspires, he need only point
the finger of pride to his work as attor-
ney and counsellor. He Is admittedly
among the most able practitioners be-
fore the Beaver County bar of justice.
His candidacy will meet with univer-
sal approval in the Democratic camps
and he will make race second to none
OF his colleagues.
The Office of County Judge is an inn
portant one for by judicious judg-
ments much arbitration may be avoid
ed and expense of higher courts avert
ed 1t takes lawyer of ability to fiji
the bill.
The Beaver County Republican has
the following to say of Mr. Culwell;
Attorney ). w Culwell, of Beaver
City, appears to be leading spirit of
the Democratic party AT the Con-
gressional convention at Geary last
week, he was a member OF the Reso.u-
ton committee and was made perma-
neut chairman of the Convention, and
was selected as the Beaver county
member of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee "
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office,
woodward, o. r., Mich so, Ig

H.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed In
this office 10y J L Mcconnell, OF Clifton.
Kansas, II + ID z contestant, against HE No
1871 made May 25th 1903 for So NEiS, Sec 3,
Tp3N, II u ECM, by Edward c. Day of Hack
berry, 0. T., Contestee, In which it is alleged
that said Edward G. Day, has wholly abandoned
said tract for period of more than months
last past and next prior hereto. That he has
wholly failed To cultivate or improve said tract
in any manner for more than months last past
and prior hereto. That he never did establish
or maintain his actual residence thereon. That
he seeks To hold the same by making occasional
visits thereto and that said defaults have not
been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due 20 his employment in the Army, Navy, or
Marine Corps OF the United States In any capacity
IN time Of war. and this the said contestant Is
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
allegation AT 10 O'Clock a. M, on May 22,
1901, before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Ofiice In Woodward, q. T.
The said contestant having. In a proper affida-
Wit filed March ~, 1907, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service Of
this notice cannot be made IL is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by due
a 4-25 Il, S. WIGsINs, Receiver
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CONTEST NOTICE,

Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office Woodward, Okla, Mch. 26 1871.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by James NJ. Avery, OF Richmond
Oklahoma. contestant, against HE. No. 2g1l2
made February 18th 1906. for MEX, Sec lS, Tp 3
n, K r., 10y John A. Anderson, of Award, Tex =,
Contestee, in which It is alleged that John A
Anderson has abandoned saiG tract in fact, that
he has not established residence and mas said
that he has no intention of having or improving
the claim; that he filed ON said claim and is
now holding IL tC pecuatile purposes only,
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-
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 allie
CATION at 10 O'Clock a, m, ON june, IL, 1901
before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office, in Woodward,
OKLA.
The said contestant having, in proper affi-
davit filed Mob., 20. 1907, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this notice cannot be made il is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication,
DICK 7. MORGAN, Register,
A. "a Pa
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NOTICE FOE puRLIcArIoN.

department OF the Interior.
Land ONCE at Woodward O. r. Feb. 10 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has nleG notice OF his intention TO make
nnal proof In support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Ira A. IIill, Clerk OF
the District Court for Beaver Co. or In his alb
sence before w 4. Quinn, his deputy, at his Of
nee az Beaver, Okla. on April 8, 1884, VIZ
John Hlhbs, OF Elmwooi, w. T., HA No.
for the Me SWK, NW14 SEA, SWlz NEiA, section
~, township north range "A ECM.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultya lien
or said land. vizi
Okla, Aonzo Haskell. Perry ID. Chllcott, OF
Elmwood, Okla.
2-2s A