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The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
Nonca nt LrusLe..s snLe-

Public notice ls hereby Given mat. whereas.
ou ille .-t day uE NHN.W INe year oi our Lord
Lass, Daniel u, lctgIsnu. Ut 5hc Comfy of La-
tUiiuHs and State COL Colorado. made. u,euutca.
ugkuuWlt I-y. Uud H,IErird Tu TEumu- o.,
."het'' trustee, Jus certain truss decd, winch
wa l4e1cWter and on tlp 18th day OF May, A. ID,
S IS, duly recorded in Ihe oiice Of the County
clerk ana Recorder OF Lac Animus County, Col.
uruln, In Book ia of Deeds, nf page lO2. whore
trustee the following dr-rribed land. then -iuu
Htc. ylnE and being W Las Aulmu- County
Bacu County. Colorado. fu-Wit: The NorthvC Cst
quarter uI Section seventeen ll1 iu IpNUhip
ii"eut3 eight ~ south i'upgg Forty-eiEnt IrI
Nt-' "I we 0lNlI fIM"nul Mer'NlHn- l"t rue
purpose OF securing h.-nrI tain urpmis-ory bond
made on the day oil thu dute of said trust decd
for the 5um Of threg hundred dOllmr to the pJ-
of kgu-as. together with tue Interest thereon as
ln said Note and the ton coupons theret" attuch-
Ash wUEHENs.it Is provided. among other
lhlng-' ln sald trust decd. that, In cn-e OF the
tcims the -nid trustee. ur Ii- successor iu trust.
| shull' Hpon demand Di tLr owner ot -atd note,
@crihcd, and an right u'f equity OF redemption
of the maker of 7IIu note. Ind his heirs, cN'eu-
| tor- and u--i igu- thgr.u. ut public -ule- 90 the
highest bidder nt Che IulF ul the court house of
! the county iU which .lu Hrumi-ys are situated,
! Hrzt eIring tuanu.tIay.' bblie notice uT fhr
/ time, tcrm- and place ul ale. aud OF the prop
orty 10 be- sold. hg aHvuIr-pmcu iu SOME NEWS
/ paper printed auI publ she'd 900 tie County
! where tun preWl.. arr ..rratcd.
NNp WhENEAe. -H motto has not been ptd'
nor the interest i1.un1s u,d whereas. 'Jlg own
cr OF said note 'r.- rrIuH .ri the uudcr-i -ued,
successor in trus'. 'H advertise and -e,i -'lu
| laul. iu accordance W.H lhc terms of said trust
deed;
Now TnEHEFuE, public u1ucc is Hereby given
that viii, uu thc -slh Uuy ~ July. A. ID, lVS,
~ thc door of The court lou-c In tho town of
! Springfield and County OF 8aca aud state OF
colorado %, Ice hour 9I ft7 o'clock IN t1r fore
noon, proceed TO zen IHut and the whole fncrr-
OF, ~ thr iuehn-t WI best bidder for cash IN
/ hdnd at public -air, for 'le purpose Of pHN ing
said not" and thr m.rro- thereon. and the cost
and expense of rNrruru4 f.ui uurt.
Daw!l az Springfield colorado. this - day OF
june. \. u. 1Nus.
j.. =. MyE NRIAND,
sheriff VI ilarH comfy. Colorado
Successor .u Trust.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10

mounted their horses and rode
away in a south-westerly direct
ion and changed horses seven
miles southwestern Granada com
ing this way.
Two men answering their des-
cription and believed to be the
same parties, passed through
Villas, about week ago and
went toward Holly. They were
heavily armed and one of them.
while at Villas, was recognized
by a man living in the country
as Henry Starr of the famous
Starr gang of Oaklahoma out
laws.
Sheriff Mcfarland received a
phone message of the robbery
about 4 o'clock that evening and
he and Under Sheriff Bray, i'm
mediately left in pursuit hoping
to head them off in the neighbor-
hood of Butte Creek but up to
the present, no word has been
received.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
A Bic Sale


From Bent County Democrat.
One OF the largest real estate
deals made in Bent County for
some time was closed last week.
This sale comprises twenty-one
thousand acres of leased land
and land owned outright by the
parties in question. The land
spoken of has been in possession
of Phil II. Sweetman for a num-
Der of years and used for graz
ing and agricultural purposes.
Included in this sale is the home
ranch of 800 acres. The pur-
chaser was NJ. A. Lantz who i'm
mediately after the purchase
sold the property to VIM. G. Nc
Afee who will take possession
about the first of September.
The price paid for this very
large tract Of land was fifteen
thousand dollars.
Mr.. McAfee was for a number
of years a prominent rauchman
of this county.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
Bank Robbed

The Bank at Amity, Colorado,
was robbed at 2:30 PM. Thurs
day and about one thousand dol
lars taken from the Cashier.
The robbery was committed
by two men, one is described as
short, smooth shaved and dress
ed in black clothes, the other,
tall and having much the appe-
arance of an Indian. They COM
peeled the Cashier to accompany
them as far as the river, a dist
ance of half a mile where they
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10

According to the Denver Rep
ublican, the crowd of visitors to
to the Democratic Convention
is much smaller than expected.
One of the well known railroad
officials of the city estimates
chat the number from out of the
State, is 10000. Thousands OF
rooms, available for the use OF
visitors, have not been called
for. There have been several
other occasions which attracted
larger crowds to the city.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10

The Sheep-feeders of the Ar
kansas valley met at LasAnimas
last week and organized an as
sociation for the purpose of reg
ulating the price of lambs pur-
chased for the feed lot, Donald
Mcintosh was elected President
and John Sullivan Secretary.
A second meeting is called for
July l4th.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10

After an all night session
William J. Bryan was nominated
at 3 o'clock this morning by the
Democratic Convention at Den
yer. Mr.. Bryan, received S02
votes out of LOOP. ana for the
third time is the choice of his
party for President.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
Advertising Rates.
GlGalilrS and Comment.

Bryan's home city, Lincoln,
Nebraska, was this week flood
ed by water to a depth Of from
three to fifteen feet. 1t is a wet
town.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
NOTICE or APP.ICArTON TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
onice of the State Board of Land Commis-
sioucrs
ncn,cr. onInr.1n. - IILn- lon.

Denver, Colorado. June nth, 1905.
Notice i. hereby given that J. W. Phaso
whose po-tonico nd'lrc-- - Hutchinson, kms
has made application No. 500 to lease the
following described School lands, situate
in Baca County, Colorado, to-wit:
wis of e.. and VIZ Of SectionlG TWP % south,
wi of Ell and VIZ Of Section 10, Township - ;,
all In Range A west. An of Sec a5 Twp 81
so th, Range u west An oil see lt Twp 20
south, All Of section l6, Twp So Al Of see.
10, 1wpM south, Range 4 wcst. Ne of &c. 10
Twp 81 s., Range la west
No other applications TO lease tnc above de
scrihed land VIII be considered after July
10Th, lgOS.
joins f. VIVIAN,
Rcgl.ter sintn BnnIl Ianl LnmLrni..innnrs-
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10

Elk Gov. Thomas is urging the
Democrats to nominate Roose-
welt for second place on the tick
ct with Bryan. What a boost
for Roosevelt.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
SUMMONS
lu Dist let Juult
STATE or COLORADO
.i.ug j.. .-.uHey isantE
E-.
Edward A. Er-Wcu DetcuuuuJ
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO

10 Edward \. Er-weli the oc.eudant auoy-
GtEGTING. t.ou ,uc hereby required To
appeal m uu action brought against You by Inc
above uumcl plunuu in thI district Court ui
Bugu County. state OF Colorado. ANA ans ~ or tue
complaint therein WITHIN twenty day uItgr the
-ulNlcg hereof. ~ served within this county uI.
If served ont ui THIS County. OF by publications
WtluIu fuu1y uUy- alter the service hereof rN-
aeau.. Will nc taHrI against you according tu
the PRAYER ui ihu complaint: Auu II 81 copy of
lUu conn plulut u the uDoE Eu guttlcu, action b. not
served N4iu This summons UI ID the service
Au.cUl ug mauc out ul luls state, then tcu day
additional tu IHc LHuv UgrcIuurGp.g -LcH4hUu
IuI Hppvu-uHDc aNU answer NIIi d.. allowed be
iulg rue uslus OF judgement uy default u- afor-
said.
the said action is bsought To quiet title to IN,
aud being iu lIs County of Blca and the state OF
Colorado, TO wit: The south East Quarter u
section Niuttu3u .1I, in Township Thirty twJ
! .8N south, of Range torty-tWu IgI Nust OF the
Sixth Principal Meridian. containing one humid
] rcd and sixty 100 acres, more or less Govern
muut ~uruE.u Til more iully appear from Oh,
/ complaint m said action TO which rCicruurC be
| here made: copy Of which complaint Is uoTut
attached.
! Aud You arc hereby notified Chat II you flul c
appear. and COB answer tine said complaint 90
mcut by default to be entered against You tu
4 the relief demanded lu said complaint
! Given under my hmb and ihe seal OF sgit
Court ut springfield W said County, tli- 18th du,
OF May A. %. I.Qs.
Eugcue NJ. Whitaker lcr of the DisJrc
Court. District Court seal
| ). *. Doughty Attorney for pmtnud.
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NOTICE FoE PUBLICATION.
Department Of tho iutriior
Land .itipa "a, .,,t,..- ...,r,trtI.

Juuc -, laus.
Notreis hereby given that Eta T. Lawyer.
%, Stonington. Colorado who ou 3Tarcn 22nd.
1907. made homestead entry 500 -gn for Wr
southeast quarter Of section D. Township S.
Range is W of dth Principal Meridian, has
dled notice Of intention to innEc 1ual commuta-
tion Proof 10 establish claim 90 tnrIaud above
descrhed before the Crr, Hf rhc District
Court, mt springfield, Colnraaa. ou the sch
day OF August la05.
Claimant names as wi,nc= c-; Charles vs..
Lawyer, W. a. Greutnousa. Arthur sh.rock
and D. C. Greauou-c. an oi -unn4ron, Colo.
JoHS A. WiLIrHa
Ee Ger.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF
COLORADO

To Charles $. ftswelI and Fly IL. collins the
defendant above uamgl
GREETING.
You are harebyreguircd 70 appear in AN act
ion brought against you by the above hahlcn
plaintiff ntuc District Court Of Baca County.
State Of q olOrado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty duvs after the -crNle"
hereof, II served within this County; or, If scr
ycl out uf tlis County, or 10y publ 'utun. '1 itllu
thirty days after the service hereof, exclusive
of The DAY ui service: or judgement bysdeiAull
viii De taken against Won according 10 the
complaint u tine above entitled action hr MOI
served with this Summons. uI 10 the service
hereof be made ont coli Jlll- state then ten lus
additional ,o the time hcreluUr.ure -prrlleN
for appearance and answer viii Dee allowed De
l.ra the tlkiuEuf judgement 10y default H- al-
c-ail.
lying and being iu the County pf Eaca and
stStcof Colorado. 20 wit: The North ha-i
Quarter OF section Thirty I:pI. in TOWNSHIP lN
Thirty-tuo 90. south, of Range Fprty-tNo .i1.
West uI the ~I,th Principal Meridian. contain
mg one hundred and sixty 900 arre-- more on
less Government survey, a- will more fully
appear FROM rug complaint lu rHiu action o.
which Irncrguru il npuc made: @ copy of
which complaint h. hereto attached.
And ypu are hereby notified that If you fail
tU appear. aud, to answer the -Hlu complaint
ua above required, rhs said p|giutiu willie
Judgement bg default tu be entered against
yuu irr the RELIEF demanded iu AID complaint.
az Springfield u.-nid County, this 18Th day oi
Eugene NJ. Whitaker Clerk of the Dist
District Court seul
j, *. Doughty Attorney Iur FlUlntjn.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Onircat l-amar. gnIppIo,

i"hu ohrt at Laman inI'ituo,
Iuuu -ud- ZOOS.
y uae is hercny given that Jmuo- q. Hoover
Of stouington, Colo, Who, au March 'a,h, 'H1',
mguc Homestead Entry W -l' FOR thr south
west quarter of sec. TWP. .Z u. l-w, OF che
sixth principal meridian, hn NcI notice Of his
intention to make final Communication proof, To
establish claim to the lad buyc described,
before The Clcrl, Of tho District Court at
Springfield, Colo, ON July 18TH, 'alS.
Llaihunt nHme- as witnesses. o. VI. Got-hall
l.. y. Boyd y. l.. Walker and William Doris,
all Of stuuington. Colorado.
JonN A. WILLIAus, Register.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
PREACHING DATES.

BosToY
July 9TH at 500 p. m.
BLAINE
Sunday, July p, at 1920 am.
SMAHT's
Sunday the 18th, at 3 p. m.
SPRINGFIELD
Sunday, July 18th at 500 pm.
All are invited to come.
d. A. MACLEAN, Pastor.
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The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10
SUNDAY School ELECTION


The following officers We're ell
ected by the Springfield Union
Sunday School, last Sunday.
N. q. Jones, Supt.
.C.M. Gordon, Vice-Supt.
Miss C. Alexander, Sec.-Treas.
Miss Alma Gordon, Organist,
N.G. Jones, Chorister.
Mr.. Gordon has served for
many years as Superintendent
and in appreciation of his long
and meritorious services he was
accorded a rising vote of thanks
by all present.
Mr.. Jones was nominated as
"the best singer we've got" and
unanimously reelected to the po-
sition of chorister which he has
filled with eminent satisfaction
to all concerned for two terms,
although not without some self
sacrifice.
The various classes will select
their teachers next Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-10

Official Paper of Baca County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06
BEGINS HIS CAMPAIGN.
Col. George A. Pearre Addresses
Meeting at Takoma Park.

Col. George A. Pearre. republican candi-
date for Congress. opened his Montgom-
cry county campaign last evening, when
he addressed mass meeting at Takoma
Park. The crowd was not large but it
made up i'm enthusiasm what it lacked in
numbers. A brass band was on hand to
help whoop things up. George X. Davis
introducing the speakers. Former Sem
ator Marion Butler of North Carolina also
addressed the gathering.
Col. Pearre's speech consumed about an
hour. He touched on the tariff, contrast
ing the present prices of farm products
with those under the democratic admins
tration, and paid attention to the guar
anty of bank deposits, severely criticisinS
that plank in the democratic platform
Col. Pearre devoted a considerable por-
ton of his speech to his democratic oppo-
nent, David ]. Lewis. whom he declared
to be without fixed political principles,
charging that he has belonged to three
the claims of his opponent that Allegany
county would give democratic majority
and predicted that not only would that
county register its usual big republican
majority, but that there would be no fall
ing off of the republican vote in any of
the counties, and that the district would
go republican by 5000 majority.
Col. Pearre will speak this evening at
Clarksburg, tomorrow evening at Gath
ersburg. Thursday at Rockville. Friday at
Sandy Spring and Saturday at Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06
POURED WINE INTO GUTTER
SHERIFF DESTROYS BOTTLED
BUBBLES SEIZED IN RAID.
Thirty Prisoners Compelled to Do
the Deed While Temperance
Workers Look On.

NEW YORK, October 6.-Bitter tears
stood in the eyes of prisoner in the
Westchester county Jail, at White Plains.
yesterday He. looking like the pictures
OF Bacchus. was emptying a bottle OF
champagne in the gutter near The jail.
Here | am with a ten months thirst"
he wept as he watched the fig foam
and saw its leapinS bubbles sparkle in
the sun A ten months thirst, and
never in my life did I taste glass of
champagne, now
His fat frame shook with emotion: per-
force he was silent.
Sheriff Lane was obeying County Judge
Platt's order which commanded the
complete destruction" OF Loo bottles
of beer. a. ''teapots' full of whisky, an
equal number of 'teapots I'll of gin
cCcktails>and five dozen bottleSof cham
pagre A gang OF prisoners. under the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06
watchful eye of Deputy Sheriff William T.

watchful eye of Deputy Sheriff William 7.
Doyle and several keepers was carrying
out the bottles. uncorking them and emp
tying the liquid joy they contained-and
the sorrow and remOrse-into the gutter.
The 10y water" whisky cocktails
and beer were once the property OF a
Yonkers saloOnkeeper who tried to run
blind tiger" in tent on the fair grounds
during the recent Westminster county
fair. He did not think it worth while to
take out license. The sheriff, suspicious.
went into the tent and asked for a drink
of whisky. A bartender. without knowing
whom he was serving, showed teapot
across the bar. Promptly the sheriff
seized all the liquor in the tent, the first
seizure under the new law passed by the
legislature
So the alcohol tide surged down the
Grand street gutter yesterday. Here and
there parched tramp. finding the GASES
In the desert of his thirst. damned the
Hood with his hat and blessed 1t in his
heart. The fumes of the liquor were so
strong that the odor was perceptible for
blocks. The politicians in the republican
ana the democratic county headquarters
were sorrowful enough when the beer and
whisky cascaded along the gutter
But when the wine flowed these states
men vowed that "willful waste makes
woeful want" shut the tempting bou-
quet from their nostrils by closing the
WINDOWS and pressed buttons which sent
messengers scurrying to and from be-
tween the nearest saloons
But not all were athirst and regretful
as the torrent rolled along. Several tenn
perance workers watched until even the
bottles and 'teapots' We're smashed in
the complete destruction" and the tenn
perance men rejoiced and were exceeding
glad. The Rev. Howard HI. Russell, head
of the Anti-Saloon League Of New York
state wrote to Sheriff Lane asking him
for full particulars of the seizure and de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06
NEW ACADEMIC YEAR.
Opening the Fall Term of the Cath
Ollie University.

The academic year of the Catholic Uni
verslty of America was opened today
without special ceremonies The forma
opening of the institution. however, will
take place next "unday with the celebra-
ton of high mass by Bishop O'Connell,
the rector, whose term expires next April.
The opening of the university revives the
question of the successor of Bishop
O'Conne!l. The names of Monsignor La
velle, vicar general of the archdiocese of
New York. and Monsignor Hayes, chan
cellor of the same archdiocese. have been
mentioned as possible success rs
Rev. Walter Elliott. c. s. P, will de-
liver the opening lecture of the fall ses-
sion at the Apostolic Mission House at
BroOkland today at 8 o'clock. Brief ex-
ercises will be held prior to the lecture.
Rev. A. P. Doyle. the rector. who has
been in Europe for several months, MAS
sailed for America on the Lusitania and
will probably arrive in this city Mon
day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06
BENJAMIN ANDREWS DEAD.
Former Business Man Of Washing
ton Noted for His Benevolerce.

Benjamin Andrews. prominent bust
ness man of this city. and until two years
ago lifelong resident of Baltimore city,
died last evening at $50 o'clock at George
Washington University Hospital.
Mr.. Andrews served in the Union army
during the civil war. and on several occa-
sions was commended for meritorous con-
duct. He was republican in politics, and
always took prominent part in behalf of
his party.
He was noted for his benevolence, and
no man. no matter under what condition.
was ever turned away when he appealed
for help.
His wife, who was Miss Bertha Virginia
Werner of Baltimore city, and a number
of uephews and nieces. survive him. He
had a host of friends in this city and Bal
timore
The funeral will take place in Baltimore
Friday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06
SUIT FOR $4,000 FILED.
Damages Asked for Death Caused by
Building COLLAPSE.

An echo of the collapse of the floors OF
the Pickford apartment house. while being
constructed at Goth and streets north
west. June last. in which two men were
killed was the filing today of a suit in
the Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia by Cynthia Ann Stoneking, mother
of Lemuel Stoneking, who was killed in
the accident. against Thomas H. Pick
ford. Samuel Ross and the A. S. Reayis
Sheet Metal Cornice Company, Inc, ask
ing for $4,000 damages for his death
through the alleged negligence of the de-
PENDANTS and their agents.
Mr.. PickfOrd Is sued as the owner OF
the property. Mr.. Ross as the contractor
for the iron construction and the Reavis
company as contractor for the cement
work 1t Is alleged that negligent con-
struction caused the walls to fall and
the death of Stoneking.
Attorneys ]. Dawson Williams and A. A.
Birney represent the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06
Brief Mention.
Marylanders Drown With Ship at
Sea-

MOBILE Ala. October Ga message
received by the customs collector here
states that the Belgian steamer Tihis,
from Shields arrived at Port Arthur
Tex. yesterday, and reports picking up
at sea a raft having on board Alexander
Sjohlm, sole survivor of the crew of the
schooner Beulah McCabe of Cristield. Nd
and one dead body. Sjohlm reported
that mis- companion had died from ex-
haustion and starvation. The raft was
picked up 200 miles southwest of the
Bahamas. Sjohlm, who reported that the
McCabe encountered a hurricane and
foundered. was in an exhausted condition.
He believed everything and every soul
on board went down with the exception
OF himself and the dead man. Capt.
Ernest w. Bailey of Sharpstown, Nd.
was in command, and when the vessel
sailed from Mobile he had among his
crew r. G. anderson, boatswain; J. A.
Sjohlm, J. Erickson, Emile Johnson and
others whose names were not given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06

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