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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-21
GREAT GAINS BY CANDIDATE
Frank WEIGH and Miss Pearl Deem
winners of First Prizes
ON Specials.
THE LEADERS.

1t was going some among the can
didates yesterday. The final day for
the special prizes drew out a tre-
merdous vote and many surprises
developed at the counting which was
witnessed by a number of Interest,"
cd candidates.
Miss Pearl Deem surprised every
one by the casting of over $4,000
votes. wining the $1,000 special
first prize. Frank WEIGH cast the
largest number Of votes of any can
didate putting in yesterday over
40, 900. Miss Flora Haymaker cast
over $4,000, winning second among
the ladies' and A. D. FitzhuEh won
second in the mems race.
The total vote in the contest has
reached the 100000 mark. and win
continue to grow very rapidly dur
ing the next week.
The large vote cast by some can
didates, while other very popular
ones did not increase their vote,
makes the contest decidedly intec-
esting. Miss Deem and Miss Hay
maker were the only ladies who
tried for the prizes. Miss Flaherty
and Sallie Prichard did not increase
their vote last night. Frank WEIGH
and A. D. Fitzhugh both made great
gains, while P H. Lorentz did not
vote to any extent The following
is the vote cast for the winners and
other candidates for the special GER
tihcates:
Men. Positions. Vote.
Frank WEIGH, first ........130, 674
A. D. Fitzhugh, second.... 62,3O1
P. Fl. Lorentz, third .-. 6,865
Women. Position. Vote.
Pearl Deem. first ......... 99,612
Flora Haymaker, second -. 54,392
Sallie Prichard, third 800. 3O,75O
Grace Flaherty, fourth -. 2O.S6S
Genevieve Flynn, fifth .. 1900
The remarkable showing being
made by all the candidates is the
talk of Clarksburg.
Only n Week.
The contest closes on Saturday
Nov. 30. only few days over a week
before the finish OF this great con-
test, one of the most remarkable
events in the history of Harrison
county. The candidates will be
kept busy as bees for the next few
days. Do not permit yourself to lag
the last few days because some one
is few votes ahead Hard work
may make you a winner,
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Real Estate Sales.

q. | HOmel, Real Estate Brjker bs,
sold to William Wolf, of Yonkers. N
Y. the 55 acre fruit farm known as the
Woodall property on the road from
Fleato En to Bridgeville. Mr.. Wolf
and his family have arrived here and
taken possession Of the property which
will be rebuilt and made as attractive
as any home in the locality.
Mr.. Homel has sold for Edward Bus.
sell the vacant plot Of ten acres, located
on the Shawnee road and has arranged
to Immediately erect buildings thereon
for the owner. This section is rapidlv
building up and there are quite a mum.
Der Of neat little homes on this road as
you leave, town.
Mr.. Homel has also leased to vii.
liam Wilson the 25 acre truck farm 10
Gated in Cedar Neck, owned by E. r.
Riggs, of West Virginia, and Mr.. viii. |
son will erect thereon buildings suita
Die for a poultry plant.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Wreck of Grace Collins Found.

a thorough search Of the shore and
the streams leading from the MispiI.
lion last week disclosed the wrecked
hull OF the sloop Grace Collins which
was wrecked by The storm of Sunday,
November 22nd. The wreck was drifted
up stream known as CROOKED Gut"
near the Light House. There is a hole in
her bow aud she was fall OF water. The
owner, Mr.. Pierce, had her towed to
Milford, where she will be rebuilt. The
oowsprit and sails are alright and can
be replaced. The bodies Of the drown.
ed crew had not been found.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
New Century Club.

The regular meeting Of the New Cen
tury Club was held on Monday after
noon with the Committee on History
10 charge. The following program was
rendered Current Events, Mrs.
Brooks paper, Life of Tolstor," Mrs.
James P. Hierce piano solo, Miss
Latchum paper, "The Empire of Rus.
sla," Miss Syrena J. Hall. The public
Is cordially invited to attend the lecture
OF DIR. MeKormack, which will be Civ
en- on Wednesday evening, December
IIth, in the club room. 1t is free to
everyone and will no doubt be very in
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
THE CENTRAL HOTEL IS
CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

Last Monday morning the CeBtra
Hotel, kept by Or. Calvin G. Cole
closed its doors, and Mr. Cole has NOV.
ed back to Wilmington and the prsc.
tice Of veterinary. 1t was thoue hit that
Mr. Cole would be able to make ar.
rangements with Mr.. Stine-the own.
er-to rent it at a reasonable figure !.
and he thought it fixod-but a party
ln'erfered with alluring promises to
MI Stine, which blocked further ne
COLLATION.. The Central Hotel is the
best located, the best building, and the
best arranged Of all for hotel purposes
and Mr.. Slime has offered to take SIS 600
for the whole propsrty-which cost
aoout s25, 900 more than 20 years ago. |
A syndicate should be formed shonld |
be formed aud this particular property
oe purchased for hotel purposes. Alta
rentsl Of 5000 per year there should be
profit in the business-if properly
managed. The Windsor Hotel is omen
or business, under management of
Mr.. Lofiand.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Old Homestead Burned.

The historic homestead Of Henry
Morgan, near SeafOrd, over 100 years
old, together with all of the outbuild.
ings, was destroyed by fire at an early
hour on Wednesday morning of last
week. 1t was tenanted by George West
and family who awoke almost suffo.
Gated by smoke. They barely escaped
with their lives. Mrs. Morgan had
stored in the attic many old antiques
consisting of furniture, ETC., that money
cannt replace. The origin of the fire is
unknown. The loss on the buildings is
about B45O0 partly insured. Mr.. Vests
loss and insurance is unknown.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Spoke In Baltimore.

Mrs. Emma E. Caulk, president Of
the Delaware WOman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union, spoke on "Delaware's
Victory and How 1t Was Won," at
the quarterly meeting of the Baltimore
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, at West Baltimore Station
M. e. Church, Tuesday afternoon. AS
leader Of the Delaware w. c. t. u.
Mrs. Caulk took a prominent part of
In the temperance campaign. She told
how the fight began, how it was man. |
aged and the results.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Church News.

The Third Quarterly Conference OF
the Avenue NJ. f. Church will be held
this Friday evening, DR.. Alfred Smith
presiding.
Presbyterian.-The pastor will preach
in the morning, subject, "The Old and
the New" Sabbath School at ? O'Clock
Christian Endeavor meeting at seven
o'clock.
Dec. Sth, end Sunday in Advent.
mathis, litany and sermon, IO.3Oa.
Sunday School, p. m; st. Stephens
Chapel, 4.50 p. m; st. Faiths Guild.
Tuesday evening Christ Church Guild.
Wednesday evening choir rehearsal,
Saturday.
Houston M. E. Church.-Sabbath
School at 10 A. NJ. Preaching at II A.
NJ, subject, 1.-THE Temptest Stilled. y
Evening, GpwOrth League, led by Mrs.
Alfred Thistlewood. Topic, "God in
the WOrld.". Williamsville revival
afternoon and evening.
Mass will be celebrated by Rev. I. ,
F. Waldron, on Thursday, December ,
9TH, at II O'Clock A. M, in the New s
century Club building. Special atten. c
ion is called to above date, as it is u.s. C
Ial to celebrate mass here on the second u
sunday of each month. All are cor. a
tally invited. Il
Ave. NJ. E. Church.-service at 10 30
i. M. Preaching by the pastor, sub.
ct: "What must 1 do to be saved. !"
unday School in church and chapel NJ
2 P. NJ. All evening services will be 70
ald in the Chapel, South Milford. d,
pworth League meeting there at G. As OF
NJ. Preaching by Rev. Alfred Smith
I'd revival meeting conducted by the
'stor at the close of the sermon. Ser
ees every evening except Saturdays
It'll the 2lst Of month. Of
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Public Sales.

q. w. Andrew, Of Greenwood, will
sell his store goods at public sale, com.
mencing on Saturday. December 18th.
1907. See posters.
The administrators Of George s
Grler have advertised the personal
property at public sale on Tuesday
December nth. See advertisement and
posters.
Mrs. L. G. Jacobs will sell her per-
sonal property at public sale on Frida,,
December 18th 1907, near Wilson's
Mill. See advertisement, and posters
for particulars.
E. H. Cain will sell his personal
property at his home above Coursey's
Mills, on Saturday, December l4th. /
1907. For particulars, see advertise
ment in this paper, and posters.
Herbert Cooper will stop farming
and will sell his personal property on
Monday, December 10th, IN Cedar
Neck. For particulars see advertise
ment in this paper, and posters.
Mrs. R. A. Greenly will sell her per.
sonal property at public sale on Tues. l
lay, December 10Th, 1851, at her home l
near Houston. For particulars see ad- o
in this paper and posters. n
X. }. Walls will sell personal property b
/ home on the George Hall farm in b
'roadkiln Neck on Thursday, Decem- e.
er 18th, 1907. For particulars see ad.
ertisement in this paper and sale bills.
J. Wesley Hammond will sell his
ersonal property at public sale at his N
ONE six miles northwest from Mil at
rd, on Wednesday, December II, 1907. an
Or particulars see advertisement in m
lother column of this paper. wi
w. E. Kelley, two and a half miles be
nth of Frederick, will sell his person. On
property at public sale, on Monday. of
'cember 10Th, 1907, at his home ad. tie
ming the Hydorn farm. For particu- as
s see advertisement in this paper. val
d posters. Mi
As the administrator of James NJ wo
ockley. deceased, 1 will sell the per.
al property at his late home ia
lighter Neck, On Wednesday, Dec II
Der 18th. commencing at 10 O'Clock. will
particulars see advertisement in thai
paper, and posters. The
ohn Wesley Ryan, on the Shawnee a or,
a, two miles southwest Of Milford, ness
sen a lol OF horses, cows, hogs and ing
Ter at public sale, also farming uten. on Il
on Monday, December 9th. For ING
iculars see his advertisement in this sist
u ana large sale bills. early
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
He Broke the Law.

For years there has been a system Of
deliberately breaking the game laws
practiced at Laurel, Seaford, Dagsboro.
ana recently at Glendale. The game
protective association are after the Of.
fendors, and two have been caught
The first was George Wiley of Laurel
VINO was caught at Wilmington ana
hhed $50 and costs, and the other is
William Steward Of the same town.
who last week fell iuto the clutches of
thelaw and before Magistrate Clapbam
was 1ued $50 and costs. The tactics of
stewart were similar to those emplOX ed
by Wiley. After buying the game up.
On the sly the partridges were placed |
ID dress suit cases and were sent to viii. /
nlngton and other places by special
messenger. The high prices now Of
eied FOR the birds causing the men to
axe the risk. The Witzel Detective
agency have the cases in hand. and
made both Of these arrests. The game
ssoclation is determed to break up the
ractlce OF the wholesale selling of
anne in Delaware, and the placing Of !
few fines like those imposed this !
eek, will go long ways toward dis g
Juraging the practice. /
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Mule Broke Its Leg.

A pair Of mules, owned by J. Wesley
Bennett of Cedar Neck, ran away last
Monday morning in Milford, and fell
down the wagon ran over ones hind
leg, breaking it and causing the mule
to have to be killed to relieve it Of its
misery. The same pair of mules ran
away in August and caused Mr.. Benz
nett loss Of more than SlOO then.
With tibet wo losses he is out over $500.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
HELD UP AND ROBBED ON
A DELAWARE Road TRAIN

Lemuel 7. Johnson, of Bowers
Beach, is over 20 years old, and ba,
oeen In public business for many \ ears
out he had a new experience last Sat
urday in Wilmington, where he had
been visiting his daughter. The Sun
day Star tells it in this way:
Held up aud robbed in broad dav
light of poeketbook containing S68
was the experience in this city yester.
day Of Lemuel T johnson, who con.
ducts the Kent Cottage, a hotel at
Bowers Delaware. The hold-up oe.
CURED at tho Pennsylvania railroad
Front and French streets. and
-he thieves escaped with their booty.
Mr.. johnson had just entered a car
IN the Delaware road, due to leave
wilmington at 1912 o'clock. south
'ound, aud was accompanied by his
laughter, Mrs. Horace NJ. Rettew. Of
his city. He passed through the door.
7ay and was suddenly confronted nv
man who grabbed him by both arms
nd eDdeavOred to push him back. This
ian is believed by the railroad police
be one Of the thieves. He had a
confederate also, who was behind l
r. johnson, and while the latter was
I'D by the man in front the one he.
no eleverly picked his pocket of the d
allet containing the roll of bills. n
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Nsw Church for Lewss.

Ihe cornerstone Of the new Methodist
Protestant Church at Lewes was laid
on Thanksgiving Day with appropriate
exercises and the church was formally
named The Groom Memorial Church.
Ihe church was named in honor Of Mrs
Groom, who gave the lot for the church
ana also large contribution towards
It's erection. The cornerstone contained
the names OF the church members, the
contributors and the officiating clergy.
men In the evening a short history of
the church organization was read and
an address delivered by Captain John
Price OF Lewes. Rev. L. A. Bennett of
snow Hill preached the sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Christmas is Near.

In little over two weeks Christmas
will be here it seems hard to realize
that it is so close at hand, but so it is.
The merchants of Milford have made
agreat preparation for the holiday busi-
ness and each year the practice Of buy
ing early for holiday gifts, is growing
on the people. 1t saves worry, crowd
ing' and permits the salespeople to as
slst you in making selections. Buy
early,
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
To Discuss Subject Of Insurance ASSETS.

DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Marshall went to
New York this morning, the doctor to
attend a conference Of officers Of insur.
ances companies and insurance com.
missioners, when the subject Of assets
will be discussed. The meeting has
been called Former President Grover
Cleveland, and is necessitated because
Of the decline in value Of many secure
ties held by the insurance companies
as assets which have deprecated in
value recently. DR.. and Mrs. Marshall
will be the guest Of Mrs Edward Wads.
worth.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
FAMILY TROUBLES CAUSE
ARREST OF DAVID COOPER

The trouble between ex. x.Recorder
David Cooper, OF FELTON,. Delaware
and his wife developed last week into
an open rupture and the arrest Of Mr.
cooper last Saturday on a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Cooper
MI. Cooper was arrested on a DeJa.
ware railroad train in Wilmington nv
Cap'ain Kane oftbe Wilmington police
lorce' while he was enroute to Colum.
GUS, Ohio. He was held until Deputv
Sheriff J. NJ. Thomas Of Kent county
arrived, and Mr.. Thomas took him to
Dover where he was arranged before
Magistrate Satterfield and, waving a
nearing. was required to furnish s8o0
bail. Recorder of Deeds James P. Aron
his successor in office, became his bonds
man.
Mr.. Cooper was arrested under the
ola law on warrant charging the de-
sertion OF his wife. He will not have
the intervention of either grand or petit
Jury in his case but must stand trial be
lore the three judges sitting here at
the Febr lary term.
The ex Recorder, who is a man of
means, isrepresented by former Senator
T. Il. Kenney, while Henry RidgeIy
appears for Mrs. Cooper, who is a menu
'er OF the prominent and estimable
jreadiek family Of Kent county.
1t was hoped to keep the difficulties
etween Mr.. and Mrs Cooper out OF
he public courts, and it is said, early
lst week the two were about to reach
q amicable agreement concerning a
pefation Mrs. Cooper wanted the
Wn house at FELTON,, beautiful home.
I'd SS, 900 in cash, gether with the
surance that their two children would
i their inheritance to the fine farm OF
7. Cooper's in the Shoestring district.
e OF the best farms in Delaware.
lis, 1t is said, the husband could not
rec to. The two separated. Mean
ne Mr.. Cooper planned the visit TO
West, but informed his friends that
would return in few weeks.
he ex-RecOrder was humiliated and
l-plussed by the arrest. There has
u an epidemic of erring husbands
ate in lower Delaware, and the fact
t some Of the injured wives had de.
ed to threaten prison caused some
ds to swim.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
SHORT LOCAL BREYlTIES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.


The Sussex County Grange met al
Delmar on Wednesday.
C LleutensDt-C Colonel w. e Slower will
? inspect Company B next Wednesday
3 evening.
w. A. Humes & Son are having a
large freight elevator installed in their
hardware store.
The holly season is now on and hun.
dreds Of people are husily engaged in
marketing the beautiful Christmas dec.
Orations.
Low Ter N. Hearn Of Milford lost a
valuable diamond shirt stud while en-
route to the ball held at Denton. Md. |
Thanksgiving evening.
Moving pictures, illustrated songs and
vaudeville acts by the Byron Spaun
20. at Armory Hall tonight. A rood
laugh from start to finish is guaranteed.
A telephone at the Misplllion Light
House is a necessity, and it is up to the
owners OF the steamers City Of Milford. {
GreensborOugh and Ritchie to build it 1
this winter and spring. Get busy at it, (
Part Of the board wark which is the
pride OF the summer visitors at Reho
both, was swept away by the storm of
Sunday. November 24th, while the end
If the ocean pier was battered by the -,
leavy waves. u
Byron Spaun's Moving Picture aud a,
concert Company will be in Armory nj
Hall this Friday and Saturday nights te
nd is guaranteed to be a first class en- N
srtainment. You will make no mis-. "a
AXE in going. 4,
George e. Radclif, Sr., a well known W
tizen of Kent county, Died a his home wi
Camden. on Friday night November tn
md, aga d 10 years. The deceased was Wa
ell known in Milford. having been ST.
ere upon several occasions soliciting by
e insurance business. on
The steamer City of Milford in com. in
down the bay beat both the Fred. mi
lea and the John p. Wilson. For me
ty miles the two steam ers kept even. feI'
lile the engines were driven to their tax
speed, but when the lower bay was Agr
iched, the Milford forged ahead Of ma
; Wilson. assC
'irst.class moving pictures always pra
wv large audiences, and you will have gan
nance to. night to see a first.cIass an. re
tainment in Byron Spaun's Moving wee
ture and Concert Company. Mr.. couI
lun will be remembered as being
some years ago, aud was liked by
ry one who saw him as a comedian.
who placed $1,000 in the hands Of soId
OF our merchants as a guarantee Of " ,
show. He appeared on our streets as W..
l6e farmer and amused everybody. NJ.
will be at ArmOry Hall this Friday a,
Saturday nights. - 80
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
OUR CARD BASKET.
PERSONAL and Social News ChrOnicleo
During the Week.

Miss Helen Lofland is a Berlin visi.
tor this week.
5 Harry w. Satterfield is in Milford
S quite i'll with quincy.
!, Mark Townsend was the guests of
Miss Maggie Heavlow on Sunday.
Robert d. Grier, Of Salisbury, Md.
visited friends in Milford this week.
Charles Heusted, Of Camded, N. J..
has been Milford visitor this week.
George Watson, OF PHILADELPHIA.
passed thanksgiving with his parents
here.
Miss Clara Daniels was the guest of
Miss Eiecta Brown in Bridgeville tast
week.
Mrs. John G. Sharp, of Dover spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Richards.
5. M. d. Marshall spent Thanksgiv.
ing with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. G.
w. Marshall.
Edward Davis is home with a broken
arm result Of falling from train in
Wilmington.
Miss Lillian Deputy was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. A Kirby, in Phila- y
delphia, last week. 4
MIS-. w. q. COpp, and son, of viii. u
mlngton are the guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Isaacs. u L
Mrs Cora Bowers aud son, of Phils. II
ielphia, have been guests of her al
mother, Mrs. Isabelle Matthews, this O' '
week. u
Miss Marion Davis, of Prime Hook.
pent last week in Milford, visiting her De De
unit and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. David "a
" Bennett. Las
Rev. J. A. Thomas, Of Lyncbbure an
a., has been spending a few days eel
18th his mother, Mrs. Mary. E. 10Y
hOmas, OF Milford. ant
Mark l.. Davis, and Senator S. E. ass
7ed, went to Washington last Monday ge'
see Senator Richardson sworn in. MI
ley had delightful time. one
Charlie Y. Bennett and family. of I'M
suver, Col, spent the early part Of the agr
EEK in Milford with his brother and tim
ter, Mr. and Mrs David w. Bennett. the
lrs. John Ii. Roberts, ST., and daugh. ne
Miss Bertha, Mrs John H. Roberts. II
, and daughter, Miss Elva, spent non
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Oeei
ugheriy, in Chester, Pa, and re- OF ia
ned home on the following Friday 'hat
the steamer City of Milford. clue'
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Stockholders Special Meeting.

A special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Milford and Philadelphia Trans.
portatiou Company, will be held in
Firemen's Hall at 2 O'Clock on Wednes.
day, December 11th, 1907.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Names of Soldiers ia Revolution.

7 The division Of records met recently
and directed DR.. George w. Marshall
to compile all the names OF men from
Delaware, who fought in the Revolu-
tionary War, for publication. 1t would
be proper to add the names Of those
who took part in War with Mexico the
War Of the Rebellion and the Spanish.
American War.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Obituary.
SCOTT.

Lewis P. Scott, who formerly resided
near Milford, Delaware, and who left
here Al years ago at the age Of y years
died at his home in Atlantic City, New
jersey, on Monday, December 2nd. 1907
aged % years. He was born in JERSEY
City, and was brother to Captain
Alfred Scott OF this town and a large
property owner. He leaves a widow.
four sons and one daughter. Intermept
VIII be made at Mays Landing, n. J..
today.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
Received Handsome Anran.

This week a very handsome Masonic
apron was presented to DR.. George w.
Marshall by the Grand Lodge Of Della.
ware. 1t is magnificent in gold en-
broidery and the rich purple Of a Past
Grand Master Of Masonry.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
BUCKMAsTER.

James 3. Buckmaster, one Of the best
known travelling men Of the Delaware.
Maryland Peninsula, died suddenly at
MS home in Philadelphia on Sunday,
November 24tb, 1907, aged 81 wears
The deceased was one Of those iovial
good natured travelling statesmen. who
has covered his territory for over thirty
years. He made his home with his sis.
ter, Mrs. Mary Buckmaster. Although
ln poor health, he was not supposed to
be dangerously i'll and was out for a
walk Sunday morning. Death was due
TO appoplexy. He was brother OF Mrs
Ella Leatherbury and Thomas Buck
master Of Dover. The remains were in.
erred at Barratt's Chapel, Frederies
Delaware, on Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
A Request.

All persons having contributions for
Masonic Bazaar, will kindly send same
to the Temple this Friday and Satur-
day in order to enable US to prepare for
our opening which is Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
State Auditor Been I'll.

For two weeks State Auditor T. CA
Roe has been i'll at his home near
Dover with .shingles.n He is much
better now.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06

The public sales this week have been
largely attended a result Of advertis.
ing in the Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06

Gompanv sioeE shaw Caaes for Counter.
Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06

IWled INTO tnr lbs, rn-sie Z psas~
coat and fired a bullet into his
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-09
Notice for Publication /.

Department of the Interior, Land Of
fee at Lamar, Colo. July 3, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Mos
ris s. Sproul of Holly, Colorado, has
filed notice of his intention to make
final five year proof in support Of his
claim, viz: Homestead entry No.
5377 made July Is. 1902, for the
NwA SeA NeA SwA Sh NwA
section 10, township 20 s, range AZ
w, and that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver at La
mar. Colorado, on August IA. 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz:
E. E. Vincent, d. w. Underwood, NJ.
S. Bragg, Luther Russell all of Holly.
Colorado.
John A. Williams, Register.