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The Washington times., 1908-05-07
PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS. D. c.. May Z
1908 Sealed proposals IN triplicate will be
received until i noon. May 2, 1905 and
then opened for furnishing and laying pri-
mary and secondary electric cable here In
formation on application ". II. ROSE. First
Lieutenant Engineer. or. Mr.
OFFICE OF CO3IMErTEE on BUILDINGS
L. $. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Washington. D. G.. May 4 1905. Sealed pro-
posals win be received at this Office not later
than D. m, May j. 90S, for the purchase or
removal Of cert-.s brick buildings located Al
the south end Of the department grounds
Conditions goverci1S nids and form OF pro-
pOsal may be obtained at the abOve-n1eD-
toned Office at the discretion OF the chair
man OF the committee. y. T. GALLOWAY
Chairman. my7.9
OFFICE Public Buildings and @ SOUNDS
Washington. D. c.. April 9, 19OS-Seas e pro
posals in duplicate. viii be received here
until 2 p M, MAY 2. 1908 for furnfsbing
during year ending June 80, 1909: Class
Florists supplies; Class ?, flower-pots: class
3. paints, oils glass, etei Class 4, hardware;
Class s. agricultural implements. etc: Gas
G. use OF teams; Class :, iron pipe and plumb
ers. supplies; Class s. stationery; Class Z
gravel: Class II. soil; CI>ss i. ice; Class
L. lime. cement. felt. etc: Class a. bricIc-
Der. Separate proposals for each class de-
sired. Information can be obtained here
CHAS- s. BROMWELI, Col.
ap9.1on1SmyI.s
PROPOSALS FOR sUPFLnss-Treasurer'
Ofice. L. s. Soldiers Home. Washington. d.
c. April q. 1905. Sealed pI aucSsIs VII be
received at this Office until 70 :. n. on Tues
day. May 70. 1868. and then pus:icly opened
for furnishing tsFs following supplies for the
fiscal year end nE June 30. 1898: Fresh and
salt meats, standard groceries. ice. flour and
forage A certified check fer 500 must ac-
company hid for fresh meats. The right
isAreserved 10 reject any and all bids For
schedules Specifications ard further infor-.
nation apply TO H NJ KENpALI. Major.
L. 5. Army Treasurer. GpI,myL7
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N B-FouOwins schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Or
leans Asheville, Chattanooga, Memphis SIS
a rSS~and u 90 8. daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA
Memuhfs New Orleans, 10:E5 D n
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken
Savannah jacksonville AID Florida points
40 .. N daily
L. S. BROWN. General Agent
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT-A partment Of I'VE rooms Sad
bath; large yard; convenient 70 cars, 1913 4tn
NV, SI-50- F. ". GRAHAM & c. 6lT
14Ih ST u1vF-s-
FC RENT-FLATS.
REDUCED TO S2a.5O.
a pretty nat IN Georgetown Of ; roomF and
bath; cellar ami furnace; perfect pair.
COLL-INS-GUERRY CO.. 621 18th 81. nw
my7-3t
FOR RENT-CoOlest fiat In Washington.
seven rooms, with hath; newly paPered. 5000
per month. 1O6S Pennsylvania ave. NV In
quire IN the restaurant uvs q
THE ISABEL FLATS,
Nos. I25 to I3I Eleventh st. N. E.
Just North OF Lincoln Park.
Six large rooms; lot III feet deep: tiled
baths; porcelain tubs: large back porches:
steam heat; jauitor service; go 50 and SIS
Open Daily See Janitor
H. R. Howenstein Co., 1914 F st. N. W.
my5-1Ot
FLAT FOR Rents rooms ana bsth. an
convenIenCes: front and back private porcbes.
large back yard, 1853 Columbia road.
my5-3t
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FOR SALE
JoHE F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Propertv-


Fairfax and Vienna. Va. washiurton
Once. AS 18th St Nv II you want 10 b1T
q grain: dairy: fruit. poultry. OF blue grass
farm. or timber tracks. IL win pay YOU 10
property II Is fun OF bargains Ia farros
beautiful suburban homes. subdIvtaions III
KINGS OF business propositions. 4 have nearly
Two thousand places Tor you 10 select from
I have always lived z, the country. ana caa
90 q better part By you, thaa u / had lived
n the CITY 1 can make terms 20 suit y5u
The most OF the property that I have To-
sale IS lOcaJed near steam and electric raII-
road and near Washington. Aiy carriszs d
az your service any time 70 inspect property
shall be pleased 10 have you write OF can
and let Us tax over business. i VIII helm
you to select home
ONCE Hours. FRir1ax. from until II a o,
Vienna from until p N. washinEtou.
-yom 6 until $50 . m You win aBS -
UriceE opeE al day. Can for list and raa<a
appointments 70 Inspect property. Phone
connection. IA rfaL and Vienna. Va -Caab-
fngton Main 7czS Now IS the time 70 buy a
home ~ you Will make a good Investment
Why do y0G pay rent al your lie when you
home OF your own when you get old.
apI-t
BUILDING LOTS at West Chsrrydals =,
Great Falls and Ola Dominion BY. SC fars
into city; monthly payments.
B. N. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate and Insurance.. Rosslva. -.
Suburban Property % Every Description
ap1-ts
IF IoU want TO buy q Maryland farm or
suburban home. see u or send for latsst
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT s SON
E5 + ~. ". fvz-tf
FOR SALE-Charuiing six-room ana bath
house. hot and cold water. cellar attic
nearly new perfect condition. two large Iots.
olth0uses, etc; one-halE square from station.
Pierce ave, R-verdale. three minutes from
Hrattsvilie station VIII be sacrificed 10 an
immediate purchaser for $500. Favora bIe.
teruss. Apply DIR. p. y. WISNER. Phone
NJ IFS -rv-9-
MONEY NEEDED. A CHANCE OF A
LIFETIME.
SiN-room house. as EIOd as new. large
grounds. ali enclosed with wire fence lawn
fine strawberry bed and other small fruit
two squares from electric cars. good loca-
ton. nne water Price 81 SEQ. 500 OF 500
cash and balance monthly.
SIN-roosn house. one acre shade good
water. two squares from electric cars. Price
81. SO
SiX-roo-l house. new. latrobe heat, cabinet
mantels. large porch. southern exposure Ave
large lots, one square from cars Price
81 SEQ.
EDWARD DANIELS
Com Natl Bank Bldg
18th and c SITS rny5-st
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Brings Out RIA nickel.

Then arose the Rev Mr. Bradford
IN the role OF campaigner. In his
methods there was nothing but up
rightness and probity. He issued q
rival ticket, the same as the regular
list. with the exception of candidate
for chaplain. Here his name supplanted
Father Buels.
With this opposition ticket he fought
strongly. Many professed 10 be for
him and while he could not urge clean
politics or the regulation OF the trusts.
he was able TO urge himself as the
true and logical candidate for the COW
eted position.
Last night saw the Rev. Mr.. Brad
FORD Waterloo. On the first ballot
taken by the members Of the associa-
ton the Rev. David Hillhouse Buel was
the recipient of los votes The Rev.
MI Bradford was the recipient OF the
The Washington times., 1908-05-07
Othe- omcers Elected.

The following other officers were
elected:
Communicating. Gen. Arson Mills.
L. : a.
Senior vice communication Admiral
John Il. Upshur. u S y
Junior vice cOmmander-Brevet Rric
Gen. William W. Dudley, L. S. Volun-
teers.
Recorder-Maj. William ?. Huxford.
I. ). y.
Registrar-Pay Director Leonard A.
Frailey, L. s. y
IreaSurer-First Lieut. William B
Thompson, L. s. Volunteers.
Chaneellor-Brig. Gen. Charles H
Nipple. u. S A, hereditary
Hne council-Rrevet Lieut.. Col George
r Schayer. I. S. Volunteers: Capt
Gilbert NJ. Hustled. l. 5 Volunteers.
Brig. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe. L. :. A.
succession; Brevet Brig. Gen Ira &. Alb
oott, u. s. Volunteers; Chief Engineer
Absalom irby, L. S ~
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AUCTION SALES

WAR DEPARTMENT AUCTION SALE At
Lemon Building. 1729 New York ave NV h
postponed until Monday May L. 1908. al 10
O'CLOCK a. m. me-
The Washington times., 1908-05-07
FOR RENT-sTA3LES.

A LARGE STABLE in rear 2114 H st. NV.
see GEO. ". LINKINS. 500 18th ST. NV.
my3-7s
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AN UNFINISHED HOUSE, 174s J st. NV.
Nine rooms and bath. So so Der month BY
EVANS ESTATE l42i New Eork ave my7-tf
FOR RENT-i002 18th - NV, SIX rooms
bath. yard latrobe heat, IN arst-elsss repair,
5000 r ". GRAHAM & CO., 6i7 14th-
Llso W
FOR BENT-One OF those nice. fve-ross~
houses. 1886 Fuller st. one block from IssI
ST. and Columbia road: $40 per month.
tenant with best references House open
Apply TO Owner. ROOM TO Washington
Loan and Trust building. my5-2t
TEN ROOM HOUSE. modern bath first
moor. kitchen rent reduced TO $3.50. 2zOs
II NV my5-st
IS YoUR HOUSE VACANT7
We have 100 moro applicants than We can
accommodate. SEND Us YOUR KEYS and
see how quickly we VIII secure a good ten
ant We collect rents when they are due
and REMIT the same day
EosE-DALE PARK co. CInc.)
Geo. II. Jesse, President.
Phone d. sse2. TOT G st. n. W.
FOR RENT-Seo50. new zl1-room and bath:
Cemented cellar; furnace heat. handsomely
my5-It
FOR RENr-To white or colored tenants,
Nos. III and Isl y Sc. six rooms, brick.
water and sewer: in good condition Rent
SO per month. JAMES F. SHEA. 645 Louis
lana ave. NV. apZ9-tf
FOR RENT-sl0 6th ST sw: large brick
dwelling i rooms and bath: side lights: side
porches. large side yard: good neighborhSO4;
rent only $3.50 per month. JAMES +.
SHEA. 645 Louisiana ave NV. ap1s-tf
FOR RENT-No. So Allison 81. NV. rooms
and hath: steam heat. large porch; front
Colonial: rent $50. Apply CHAS. 3. TRIB-
BY. 7o3 18th st. ap1s-tf
FOR RENT-House. SIG 18th At Sc rooms:
bath and range; large porch n front; sI4 90
Apply CHAS. E. LIBBY. Thempson Bldg,
T03 18th St NV mhIS-tf
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments, and Offices
IN all parts OF the city For detailed Us,
send or call At Office
THOS- :. FISHER & co. (zSc)
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
rs 18th 81 NV f.Z7-ss
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

CHEAP RENT SUBURBAN.
1915 Duke St Alexandria. Va. fats and
rooms, So S12 each per month with water:
several and room houses st. Elmo, Va
IS and SO: large yards. Call and see for
yourself. GEO. +. CALVERT. St Elmo. Va
rnN5-3r
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.
FOR sALE-sToP PAYMa REN7


FOR SALE-STOP PAYING RENT
Buy tWO-story Groom frame th0uEes l. 81.
Sc: good neiEhDOrhOOd: house in elegant
condition; lot SKIS. side alley: large fuel
house; hen house: $50 or more cash. hal
ance Sl4 or more per month: price only SlC5O.
all papers furnished free. title perfect
o. NJ. BRYANT, Warder Bldy, 9Th & z.
my5-5t
FOR SALE COTTAGE; new; 6 rooms: lot COX
100; &c car fare; price, 81. 900: time ABB
BOTF. Builder. 1112 Park place ne my5-5t
A NICE frame, s rooms AID water: on wide
ave. fronting park. rent S2-50. Price. 81 $50.
GEO. ". LiNkINS. so 18th ST. NV
my3-7t
FOR SALE-Three-stoTg AID basement brick
with stable; centrally located: $3.50: easy
terms. owner leaving city. p ., BOX 2292-
SPLENDID ESTdENT-Two-stocy apart
ment; new; on St. $50 per month; VIII pay
y per cent. HENRY ". OFFCTr. S2d and
- Sts. NV. aDZS-rf
New Houses at Sherwood.
500 cash. balance 20 SUIT; faces r. J. ave.
car line III l2tn 81. NV apZ2-20t
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate.

FIRST TRUST MONEY at and 6 per eeat.
District % Coluul blz OF Maryland. no charges
unless loan Is ACCEPTED MORRISON REAL
EsLATE CO NC rs o 81 ~. nhsa-tf
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MEDICAL.

Times Want Ads Bring Results.
The Washington times., 1908-05-07
New Houses at Sherwood.
FOR RENT-HoUSES.

500 cash. balance 20 suit; faces r. I. az
car line III l2tn 81. NV. ap22-30t
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
PODuliStiC Prairie States.

Springfield Republican, That the week has wit
messed the strengthening of republican radicalism in
the west must be accepted as the natural inference
from the quick succession of two such events as
the death of Senator Allison of Iowa and the de-
feat of Senator Long in Kansas in the republican
primaries by man of the calibre of Joseph L.
Bristow The opportunity of the radical Governor
Cummins to reach the senate Mr. Allsons
cessor needs to be considered also in connection
with the developments in the adjoining state, which
seems to have drifted into populism confined
still within republican lines.
Senator Longs defeat has Immediately called fresh
attention to Senator La Follettes prolonged warfare
upon him as tool of the interests" The Wiscon-
sin senator it is now remembered, began more than
two years ago, in his Chautauqua addresses in Kan
sas to assail the Kansas stateman. 1t Mr..
La Follette's habit to read Mr.. Longs rec
ord on certain of the La Toilette measures
in the senate and this bitterly resented. That
Mr. La Follette's influence has been important
factor in Mr. Longs DOWNFALL in view of the radical
position taken by Mr.. Bristow must be accepted
fact
The western country is impregnated with the ideas
which have been much stimulated by Mr. Roose-
welt in his second administration and which Mr.. Bry
in the democratic party has SO long represented.
This is not surprising In Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa
and other prairie states, the populism of the early
zoos came mainly from the republican party, and as
republican president, Mr.. Roosevelt has sanctihed
popu1istic west whether it sides with the republican
democratic candidate and Mr.. Tafts peculiar
task is to hold it in alliance with the east, which
constantly itself by contemplating his
conservative character If any living republican
succeed in this enterprise, it is he.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
Labor Enters Politics.

Mr. Gompers has been rather enormously charged
with having promised to deliver the labor vote OF
the country to the democratic party malignant mem
bers of the republican party having presumed that
they could arouse prejudice through violent I'M
warranted assumption.
Their faith in the necromancy of Misrepresentation
received a rude jar last week, when the Colorado
State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution
for the endorsement of the democratic party, its en-
dorsement covering the campaign and election OF
1908
The resolution was agreed to by the federation IN
convention assembled at Denver IN response to
communication from President Gompers IN which
he declared that the republican party, through the
Chicago convention had nsulted labor and the demo-
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

cratic party, through the Denver convention, had
endorsed all the demands of labor
Mr. Gompers asked organized labor to support the
party that friendly its cause and the response
of the convention hearty and unanimous
1t is understood to be the rule of the organization
that such propositions shall be subjected to referen-
dunn and that each local union is to vote upon the
outon although the newspaper account of the action
of the convention does not so state
Organized labor not fairly treated at Chicago
and if its members harbor feelings of resentment it
is nothing than natural human sentiment.
The Chicago convention was dominated by the in
fuence of the officers of the Manufacturers assoca-
ton and they exceedingly irritable when
brought in contact with the labor representatives,
Mr.. Gompers and Mr.. Mitchell.
Organized labor was invited by the infammable
spokesman for manufacturing capital to get out of
Chicago and go to Denver, where it belonged.
That resentment should abide in the minds of the
deputies of labor after such brutal rebuke is
than could have been expected and when the Denver
convention opened wide its to the element rep
resented by Mr.. Gompers and Mr. Mitchell, they
would have been without the emotion of gratitude
had they not been affected and influenced by the act
If organized labor leans toward the democratic side
in the national contest, indicated by the
convention of the Colorado federation the repub-
can party blame only itself for the preference.
Taught by the experiences of the past that there
no politics in the organization and there has been
none, presumed too far the patience of its mem
bership
Should the organization go into politics.
seems probable and should it be able to go as a
body, it would become influence powerful enough
direct the destiny of the republic, for labor would
prove an irresistible class moving under impulse.
Without doubt the tendency of the movement is in
herently wrong in its appeal to class passion. But
abors excuse will be that it must protect itself
must achieve justice Thrones have fallen under like
provocaton.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
A Controversy Over Wheat.

In previous issue of The Scimtar was published
an opinion from experts of the Colorado agriculture
college that characterized fraudulent the Alaska
wheat grown at Juaetta, Idaho the 200 bushels per
acre wheat that is creating a sensation
The editor of the Potlatch Herald, published at
Tuliaetta, takes exception to the criticism of the
Colorado college and refers this paper to the Spok-
ane Spokesman Review. The article from the
Spokane paper is reproduced in this issue, that all
the testimony so important subject may be
placed before the readers of The Scimitar.
The Saturday Evening Post also devotes page
to the wonderful discovery its testimony being SINH
lar to that of the Spokane paper.
Whether this is advertising matter gratutous
information The Scimitar is unable to say and it
gives the conflicting statements for what they are
worth having deep interest in anything that is pro-
duced in Idaho and believing that Latah county is
capable of heroic efforts in supplying the world
with breadstuffs.
The editor of the Potatch Herald writes
In looking over your Scimitar of August Sth find
on page II an article entitled mo Such Wheat
Grows" feel called upon to refer you to an artl-
Gle which appeared in the yesterdays (AuguSt -
Spokesman Review on this Alaska wheat L have
no interest whatever in the matter, excepting that
like to see fair play 1t so happens that there is no
foundation for the article which you quote from
Colorado There is no necessity for any further
man-Review discusses the matter at length. How
ever might add that have personally investigated
the wheat have had access to all the correspondence
that has passed between the Adams Hobe Grain com
PAW and the agricultural station at Moscow, Wash
ington and elsewhere. Kindly give space in your
magazine to the truth in the matter since you have
already printed the Colorado version
If the wheat grower of Juliaetta, Idaho, is able
to produce as much wheat per as he says he
has produced, and of the grade that he claims for
what he calls the Alaska wheat the problem of the
worlds sustenance is solved few agricultural
toilers will be able to feed many mouths and the
skinny acres of the wheat belt will TEEN with wealth.
1t is proper to state in this connection that the
agricultural department at Washington agrees with
the Colorado agricultural college, saying:
Notwithstanding the claims of the grower and
seller of this wheat with whom the department has
had much correspondence the department denies that
this is new or even valuable variety of wheat and
asserts that it is nothing or less than mummy
wheat" which caught many suckers years ago: The
so-caed Alaska wheat has been known to the de-
partment for years and schemes similar to the pres
ent have been practiced at intervals for years
The public has been given both sides OF the story
and can take its choice. 1t is question OF
veracty between the Juliaetta grower OF wheat and
the scientists of Colorado and the national depart
ment of agriculture. Idaho would be elated should
the uliaetta man wn though for the present science
seems to be against him.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
To Our
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 8, 1878.
Notioe For Publication.
uuited State. I.,J OVoo

Montrose, Colorado, December 3,d., 1901.
Notice is heroby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of tho act Of Conzross Of june 8,
1873 entitled AN act for the sale Of timber lands
in the States OF California, Oroyon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as exterded to all Pub
lie Land States by ac. OF August 1. 1897 William
u. Wyatt, Of Denver, city and county Of Donvcr
State Of Colorado has this day filed in this oico
his sworn statement No. 597. for the purchase OF
tho w. u SW. u Sec. and E., Sc. 4 OF Section
No 2, in Township No. is y, Range No. s6 W.
9Th. Pm and will offer proof to show that tho
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to cs-
tabiish his claim to said land bcsorc F. NJ. Nourse
u 8, Commissioner, at his Office. Gunnison, Colo
RADIO, on Monday, the 10th. day of February, 1905
He names as witnesses:
Ralph W. Shumway Of Mount Carbon Colorado.
Carol Coberly OF Mount Carbon, Coloado.
.John E. Whip Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Nsthanicl Cole Of Mount Carbon. Colorado.
~ A.y and all persons claiming adversely the
oye described lands are requested to Ole thcir
4.ins in this oasce on or before said Lth., day
OF February, isos.
Bsyson P. Blair, Register.
First pub. December, II, loo7-1,st Feb. 10, 1908.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Montrosc Colorado, December 3rd. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF June .,
1878, entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the States OF California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended to all the
Public Land States by act u Angus, !. 1870
Jacob 4. Gonser. al Denver, city and county OF
Denver, State of Colorado, has this day filed in
this Office his sworn statement No. 5s', for the
purchase of the sw.n Sw.h Sec. 2. NE.h NE.h
Sec 10, SEA-, SE.h See. 3, N".f NW.h Sec, II
in Township No. Is 8 Range 50 W. 9th Pm. and
will offer proof to show that the land sonsht Is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for az
ricultursi purpose, and to establish his caim to
said land before Z. NJ Noarse, L. $. Commits
sioner at his office, 0innison, Colorado, on
Monday, the 10th day OF February. 1908.
He names = witnt5
John Z. Whip OF Mount Carbon, Colorado.
James Shackleford of Mount Carbon. Colorado
Ralph Shumway, Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Clarence Ward Of Mount Carbon, Colorado
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho n
bpvedescriood lani arc re Iucs.ei to flo their
claims in thi. office on or bciire said 10Th day
Of Februsry, l9os
Bryson P. Blair, Re ;isteT.
First pub. December 10 1851 - last Fab. ~. 1905
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE / 1875.
Notice For Publication.
Cnitsd -ta.ss Land Oilico.


uoutross, Colorado. December lrd- 1907.
xjos 10 hereby given that In complisnee with
ypeovisioas Of the c st OF consress OF juno J.
ISL: s8kitled An act ios tho sale Of timber iAsds
n ~ a1nass q caliiosd1s. Ose1oa. Ssvsda -
iirnnianrHss0ss9s,s 9s,ss,' - sxe,pA<a 60 ." -
p ~ d Lsna aea}s, By sst = Ausasse. nc'
E1na n. shun~Ay. Of Caiveezity Park eie'
,ounty os Denver, Stats Of Cos,esto. has safs
a,v aiei in this office his sworn statement No.
sos. for ths puschase Of tho y Y sw.k and n. =
AZ. Of section II, in Township Sc.is ). hanse
No. Al ". 9Th Pm, AMI will oier pToot to show
that tho land sought Is more valuable Tor us
timber or stone than for s-rieultnral purposes
snd to o.tabli.h his claim 20 sail lani before
EN-. Snurse, US. Commissioner a, 6innison'
tolora 10, on MONDAY, the ioth day offeeraaTy'
is)A He nam,sa as witn,s5ss;
f1.r~ncc Ward o., Mount Carbon, Colorado
Carol n. Cobsrly of Noun, Carbon. Colorado.
R.loA W. shumway o. Mouat CARIBOU Colorado
Arthur ball oi Denver ''s"i ".o' ~
Any and all person. clainin, adversely the
above described lands arc Iues,od to file their
claims in this paiee on or be,5rc said 10th day
oRFebru.ry, .sH.
D.yson T rlsir. Register.
r,,,. prb. Deeenber I2.isl' lsi, Feb. -, 1913