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than fifteen days to three weeks for lis
entire ease.
Continuing the same he OF testimony
as was offered yesterday preliminary 1"
the Introduction OF anonymous letters III
evidence the government called Charles
r. Gagan. a court stenographer OF san
Francisco. Mr.. Gagan tod OF the pro
nunciation OF the names Zabrslie ana
Steece by Mr.. Dimond.
Francis H. Hereford. attorney -
Tucson, Ariz.. stated he mad pa d sum
OF money or Mr. Hyde - Mr.. Schne.dc"
on one occasion Witness declired. how
ever to name the purpose of the pay
ment. claiming IL a matter privileged be-
tween attorev and client. Mr.. Here orc
was sustained by the court and promptly
excused from the stand.
r II. Hereford. an attorney of Tues or.
Ariz; Irvying Rittenhouse. a land Office
clerk: DIR Walter Thorne of San Francisco
and j. F. Shearman. deputy clerk of the
United States court AT Wichita, Kan.
were among the witnesses heard at the
morning session.
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Barred From the Mails.

Three more fraud orders have been is
sued by the Post Office Department
against Chicago concerns advertising for
men to distribute advertising matter and
charging u fee for sending lists Of names
of companies that may perhaps want
some such work done for them. Several
orders have been issued against such COM
paui.s during the past two or three
months The concerns just forbidden the
use of the mails arr. Humnel G. Co. and
its agents and officers as such. repre-
sentative Charles II. Hunlmel; the Dis
tributjns Guarantee Association. and It's
agents and officers. as such. owner. Fred
Leach. and the Globe Advertising and
Distributing Association, owner, W. 5.
Nc, leland
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THE COURT RECORD
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice
kobb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
Samuel S. Watson and Lanier Mckee
We're admitted TO practice
800 and 800 Patent appeals Mark agt
GreenaWalt: motion to continue postponed
until case is reached in regular call of
docket.
4S9. Patent appeal. Andrew Mclean
Company agt. Adams Manufacturing Com
pany: argument continued by Mr.. c. J.
Hedrick and Mr.. Ianier Mckee for appel
liant and by Mr.. B. r. Johnson and Mr. T.
f. Robertson for appellee. and concluded
by Mr.. Ianier Mckee for appellant.
400. Patent appeal. Mckillop agt. Fit :
ger; argument commenced by Mr.. &. r.
Burton for appellant.
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed Yesterday:
Patent appeal No. 49,. <inseman agt.
Strohm: argument commenced by Mr.. &.
J. ONeill for appellant and concluded by
T. A. Connolly for appellee.
Patent appeal No. 4sS. Ehret agt. Star
Brewery Company: argument commenced
by Mr. Melville Church for appellant.
continued by Mr.. F. B. Brock for appellee
and concluded by Mr.. Melville Church for
appellant.
Patent appeal No. 4S9. Andrew Mclean
Company agt Adams Manufacturing
Company: argument commenced by Mr..
c. J. Hedrick for appellant.
No. 1897. Easter agt. Ralston, trustee;
petition for certiorari denied.
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LAND FRAUDS TRIAL.
Governments Case Will Run Over
Into Next Week

Indication that The governments ca.,.-
ln-chief in the alleged land fraud trial in
Criminal Court No. /. in which Messrs
Hyde, Benson. DimOnd and Schneider an
pear AS defendants. will run into sill,
another week was given by United Stale.
Attorney Baker this morning II II was first
expected the government would conclude
last Friday. and later il was promised
that today would see the completion OF
the principal portion of the trial, SO far
as the United States is concerned. and
tomorrow the beginning of the defense
but Mr.. Baker said at least four more
days viii be required. This will advance
the terminal date TO next Monday The
defense, ii is said will require not more
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ENTERTAINED BY ENGINEERS
Presidents of National Societies Dine
at Rauscher's

TIL. Washington Society Of Engineers
entertained at Rauscher's last night the
presidents fof the national engineering So
cieties. About eighty were seated at the
tables. th4 guests of honor being Charles
Macdonald of New York. president of the
American Society of Civil Engineers; John
Hays Hammond of New York, president
of the american Institute Of Mining En-
g:pee-4,. Charles &. Dudley, president of
the American society fos Testing Ma
terials: NJ. L. holman. president of the
American Society OF Mechanical En-
gineers II. G. Stott. president of the
American Institute of Electrical En-
gineers; John 4. Ockerson of the Missis-
sippi river commission; H. r. Stillwell
of New York. Prof George Swain of
Boston. Mass. and Col. w. D. Pickett
of the American Society Of Civil. En-
gneers.
Arthur y. Davis. president of the Wash
ington society and chief engineer of the
reclamation service. was totasmaster.
Among the speakers was John Hays Ham
mond. who deplored the frequent express
sion of confidence in the nations resources
as illimitabIe, and urged cooperation in
their preservation.
Those present were Kenneth Allen. j.
W. Alvord. F. L. Averill. E. c. Barnard.
Carl. r. H. Chapman. w. w. Crosby,
William Crozier. A. P. Davis. C. E. L. B.
Davis, E. ]. Dent. w. J. Douglas Charles
B. Dudley. c. G. Elliott. Robert Farm
ham, jr.. w. S. Garland, r. G.. Gerdtne,
Henry Goldnark. =. r. Green. J. E.
Greiner. John Hays Hammond. F. w.
HANNAH II. Hanna. A. II. Hartman.
j. F. Hayford. e. c. Head. r. c. Holly
day, ]. y. Holmes. NJ. l.. Holman. A. II.
Horton u. j. Howell. J. c. Hoyt. c. b.
Hunt r. L. Humphrey. f. n. Janson.
<. A. Keys, 3. T. Lamberton, w. c.
Langfitt. Charles Macdonald. w. a.
Mcfarland. r. b. Marshall, u. II. Maury,
William Megraw. J. G. Melluish. A. b.
LeP Mesny. G. A. Miner. #. B. Moen-
niche David Molitor. John A. Ockerson. c.
b. Overbaugh. w. \. Page, w. w. Pagon.
W. D. Pickett. G.. K. Putnam. II. S. Put
nam. A. H. Raynal. c. II. Sinclair. Earl
Sloan. C. A. Stedman. l.. B. Stillwell,
Henry G. Stott. s. w. Stratton. w. E.
Strouse. Frank Sutton. w. 3. Upton. j. G.
Wallace. w. NJ. Wallace. T. 3. White,
L. r. Whitfield. II. NJ. Wilson. A. l. VOL
kowyski, S. NJ. Woodward.
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PROBATE COURT-Justice Gould.
Estate of Stewart Cecil; will dated April
- 1908. filed.
Estate of James Lowrie Bell: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters Testament
tary granted TO Franklin b.. Kirkbridge
and Sterling Bell: bond $1,000; attorney.
James II. Hayden.
Estate o. Charles DanenhoWer: letters
Of administration granted To John w.
DanenhoweS: bond. 500: attorney, A. :.
Taylor.
Estate of George {. Reiser: letters of
administration granted to James f.. Scott
bond. $500: attorney. w. =. Plumley
Estate of john SChlottcrbeck: letters of
administration granted 10 Emma h
Schlotterbeck: bond, 500: attorney, Leon
Tobriner.
Estate OF Denis Mckeown: order OF
sale: attorney. q. p. McGlue.
Estate of William Bladen; letters of adj
minstration de bonis non cum testamento
annexo granted to Wilton j. Lambert
bond. S1C0: attorneys. Codren & Fanuins.
Estate of j. Louis LondrIck. petition Ia
appoint collector fled: attorneys. Bran
denburS & BrandenburS.
Estate Of Elizabeth Bond: rule TO SHOW
cause: attorneys. Hughes d Gray and W,
G. Gardiner.
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The following-named officers will report
TO Lieut. Col. William H. c. Bowen. lStH
Infantry. president of the examining
board at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, for ex-
animation to determine their fitness for
promotion:
Capts. William +. Martin. 9TH Infantry:
Edward P Lawton, 10Th Infantry; Evan
NJ. Johnson. jr.. Sth Infantry, and Frank
Mcintyre. infantry assistant to the chief
Joseph W. Beacham, jr., 18th Infantry;
Francis j. Mcconnell. nth Infantry;
Richard P. Rifenberick jr.. "9th Infa>i-
try: Graham l.. Johnson. 18th Infantry.
and Second Lieuts Jesse NJ. Holmes. 18th
Infantry; Maynard A. Wells. 10th Infan-
try: Hans o. Olson. 18th Infantry:
Charles A. THUS, 23d Infantry; Clare
mont \. Donaldson, I'D Infantry: Frank
lin T. Burt. oath Infantry: Rutherford s.
Both Infantry: Oscar h. Tolley. 18th In
fantry; Joseph F. Ware, 2lst Infantry:
Harry l.. Jordan. 21st Infantry; Dean
Halford. I'D Infantry. and Charles S.
Hamilton. 18th Infantry.
The leave of absence granted Capt
Frederick G.. Stritzinger. jr., I'D Infan-
try. Is extended one month.
By direction of the President and upon
the application of Sergt. Henry Burden.
Company F.. 25th Infantry that soldier
Naval Orders
Lieut.. Commender NJ Johnson from
command Albatross and report to COM
mander third squadron. United States Pa
cifc feet for duty.
Lieut.. Commander c. NJ. Mccormick
from naval station. Cavite, +. L.. to COM
mand Albatross.
Lieut.. Commander r. c. Bulmer from
command Sylph to duty connection fitting
out Salem.
Ensign II. e. kimmel from Georgia to
duty as aid OH the staff of the command
er fourth division, second squadron
United States Atlantic fleet
Ensign l.. Sahm to North Carolina
Passed Assistant Paymaster A. S. Brown
from Philadelphia to the navy yard Puget
Sound. Wash.
Assistant Paymaster II. H. Alkire from
duty connection ships for the summer
practice cruise at the Naval Academy,
Annapolis. Md. 10 Arkansas
Assistant Payniaster II. B. Worden from
navy yard. Portsmouth. y. H., to Olym-
pia.
Assistant Paymas:er NJ H. PhiIbrick to
Nevada.
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PRESIDENT SHOWS SYMPATHY
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION OF
DRAINAGE CONGRESS AIMS.
Regrets His Inability to Address the
Gathering-Mr. Bryan Endorses
Object Of Organization.

A letter from the President was read
at the second days session Of the ma
tional drainage congress in the ballroom
of the New Willard this morning. The
President expressed his regret that he
could not accept the invitation to address
the delegates. and declared his apprecia-
ton of the aims of the organization.
Thirty-one members of the congress
were present at the morning session.
which was largely taken up by discus
sion of the phraseology of resolution to
be presented to Congress. Delegate Gould
OF Arkansas wanted the resolution couch
ed in plain and unequ!vocal words, the
way we construct language out in Arkan-
sas''
Representative Burst of Delaware and
Representative Steenerson of Minnesota,
author of the swamp lands bill. are ex-
pected TO speak at the afternoon session.
The congress Will adjourn tomorrow.
Bryan Endorses the Movement.
The speakers yesterday afternoon and
evening were William Jennings Bryan.
Secretary Garfield. Gov. Blanchard Of
louisiana and o. P. Austin. chief of the
bureau of statistics. all of whom ex-
pressed approval or the proposed Scneme
for retaining swamp lands.
Mr. Bryan said: II have no doubt what
ever of the practicability, the feasibility
and the righteousness of the drainage of
our swamps. I have no more doubt that
the sWampS ought to be drained and
brought under cultivation than 1 have
that the arid lands ought to be watered
and brought under cultivation. I know
of no general rule that would justify one
that would not Justify the other
Mr.. Bryan expressed the opinion that
the bringing of the swamp lands OF the
country into cultivation would mean a
wonderful addition to the wealth of those
sections and the wealth of the country
at large. He said he recognized that
there are likely to be differences of opin-
ion as to the plan by which the swamps
are to be reclaimed. Some Of these diff
ferenceS. lie said. are due TO differences
in the construction of the Constitution.
Benefit of Discussion.
"But." continued the speaker. II am a
great believer in the possibility OF lar-
monizing differences by discussion. I am
sure that in this case there are 10 diff
ferences that may not be harmonized.
believe that the differences of opinion IN
regard to the sphere Of the states and
the sphere of the nation can be harmonized
and especially is this true II the plan is
such that it can be Il self-supporting plan
am satisfied hat wherever there Is state
land that ought to be included in the ma
tiOnal plan the people of the state will
express their Willingness of Co-opera ion
in such a way that it can be done with
ont violating the wishes of the people of
state and of the rights of any states.
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Portraits of Former Speakers.

A resolution authorizing the House
committee on the library to employ art
lists of reputation and ability TO paint
seventeen oil portraits OF former Speak
ers of the House OF Representatives has
been reported favOrably by that COM
Ifittee
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Naval Movements.

Inc eunboat Wolverine has arrived al
cleveland the supply ships Glacier and
Culgoa at Mare Island and the cruiser
Albany at Saina Cruz.
The auxiliary transport Abarenda has
sailed from San Juan for Bradford. the
supply ship Supply from Guam for Yoke
mama. the cruiser Prairie rom Colon for
charleston. the converted yacht Scorpion
from Key West for Charleston. and the
.orped" boats Porter. Blakely. belong.
Fernandina
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Guarding Crop Report Secrets.

The House committee on agriculture
has authorized Z favorable report on a
bill framed by the committee, making ii
a punishab BILE offense for any government
official or employc 10 divulge premature
ly any government statistics. such as
those relating to cotton and grain crops.
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AS INVESTMENTS.
The Purpose of the Buyers of Two
Story Houses

The Stone K Fairfax Real Estate Cor
poration report the sale for j. Beckley of
the two-story brick dwelling 514 :lst
stree; northwest and for l.. c. Woodland
the two-story brick i:S X street. Both
of these houses are under rental and the
purchasers. who pay $1,000 for them, viii!
hold the same AS investments.
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Gear Receives Baron Rosen.

ST. PETERSBURG. May i3-Ba ron Ro-
sen the Russian ambassador TO tie
United States. who is at present home on
leave C absence. was received in audi
ence by Emperor Nicholas at Tsarskoo-
Sell Yesterday.
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SPIRITUALISM.

TO WITNESS \ GREAT SEA\CE WHERE
wonderful niahff- stations occur IN the light gn
I" kEElER = 1901 faigInOf,t 80. We'd. Fr day
or SUNDAY night ~ vat" slate. riting daily.
niyii-7t'
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PROBATE COURT-Justi

iZing receivers to consummate sale made
by them as trustees.
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one example. Tuesday morning customer or
,,rrcd 1000 letter heads. That evening he tele-
uhon..d q CuOnteTmand Too iale-they were
printed. A disadvantage that time-may be a
big advantage 10 you sometime FRAN T.
SHERRY. 1908 street. Main 9''- myl2-lod
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Temperature and condition OF water at
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PALMISTRY.

MP DAOTD. THE. RENOWNED ORIENTAL
PAlMlSl-In reading vour hand be IS able to
accurately aCQUaiut you with your qua ittfes tai
"nts & possibilities. K in case Of changes busi.
ness or personal affairs. lie will! advise YOU what
ftsITse To pIr>II" L. attain success. Studios 1922
y II. NV. Phone y. 1i:0. Hrs. 10 a IT. to ;
mn. No fortune telling or finding lost articles.
anIn-ffS
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

The following-named officers will report
TO Lieut. Col William H. G. Bowen. lStH
Infantry. president of the examining
board at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, for ex-
animation to determine their fitness for
The state herald., 1908-07-10
Legal Notices
sssss,ss,sss,na ,sssas,s,ae,sss. ~, as,sa
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas on the l2th day OF March In the
Year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty seven B Gordon Of the county
OF Weld and state Of ColoIado o made executed
acknowledged aud delivered his certain trust
deed to George W Toms trustee While said
trust deed was thereafter recorded in the of.
hce of che county clerk and recorder Of
Weld county Colorado in book co at page 40
whereby he conveyed to the sid George w
Toms trustee the following described land
situate lying and being IN Weld county Colo.
rado towit the north east quarter of section
eleven t1l) township seven "a north range
forty five (45) west for the purpose Of secur
Ing the payment Of his certain promissory
note of even date with said trust deed and
payable to the order OF Charles Il Stillman
for the sum of three hundred dollars and in.
terest thereon as evidenced by said note and
coupons thereto attached
And whereas II Is provided omong other
things IN said trust deed that in case t the
death of the said George W Toms trustee ut
any time when action under the powers Civ
en- by said trust deed may be required then
the legal holdor of the note secured thereby
shall have option OF substituting any other
person instead of the said George W Toms ty
writing duly acknowledged and the acts and
doings Of said party SO substituted shall be
as effectual and binding us If done by the
smd George W Toms trustee
And whereas the said George W Toms Is
dead and whereas the legal holder of said
note has heretofore by writing duly acknoyl.
edged substituted and appointed the under
signed as trustee in place of the said George
W Toms deceased
And whereas 1t is provided among other
| things in sand note that in case of default IN
the payment Of said note and the interest
thereon when due the said trustee or the per.
son SO substituted by the legal holder of said
note may upon request OF the legal holder Of
said N ote proceed to advertise and sell said
land at public sale at the door of the court
house IN the city OF Denver Colorado for the
purpose Of pay ing said note and interest To
the highest and best bidder for cash after
having adyei tised said land for sale for pc
riod Of thirty days In newspaper published
| in the county where the premises are situated
And whereas said note Is long past due and
| whereas the maker Of said note has not pad
the same and whereas the legal holder cf said
| note has requested the undersigned to adver'
use and sell said land in accordance with the
provisions OF SAID trust deed
Now therefore public notice Is hereby given
that will on Tuesday the II day OF August
A d 1905 at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore
noon at the fremont street door OF the court
house In the city Of Denver sell the land here
insbove described at public sale for cash to
tne highest and best bidder for the purpose
Of paying said not. and interest and the cost
| OF executing said trust
Dated Mt renver Colorado this % day OF
June a d 1905 John b Mail
Substituted Trustee
First pub Julys
The state herald., 1908-07-10
E, Z ARMOUR, Register.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

state OF Colorado,
County Uf Phillips,
In the county court.
The Incorporated Town of Holyoke Colorado
plaintiff We Joseph Dallstream + y McPherrin
and II Sutherland defendants
The People OF The State OF Colorado,
To Joseph Dallslroam L n McPherrin aud II
Sutherland
The defendants above named greeting Il
iol are hereby required to appear in an ac.
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the county court Of Phillips county,
state of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service here
OF, II served within this county or II served out
OF this county, or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof. exclusive Of the
day OF service; or judgement by default will be
taken against you according to the prayer of the
complaint. And II copy Of the complaint in
the above entitled action be not served with this
summons, or If the service hereof be made out OF
this state. then ten days additional to the time
herenbcforo specified for Appearance and ans
wer will be allowed before the taking Of judge
ment BY default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to- obtain an order
and iudg Nlent from the said county court To re-
move one certain frame store building located
ON lot No in block No 10 in incorporated town
OF Holyoko Phillips county Colorado the plain.
tiff alleging that said building 80 kept and
maintained by the said defendants is a publ
nuisance and should be abated
Aswill more fully appear from the complaint
In said action to which reference is here made
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear, and io answer the said complaint us
above required, tho said plaintiff will take
dofaul, and judgement as prayed.
Given under my hand and the se,L Of the said
county court at uol,okc, Colorado. III said
county, this 10, day OF May a. d. 1905.
". u. HELLAND.
County Judge.
IsEALl Phillips county. Colorado.
fir,t pub May -
The state herald., 1908-07-10
SUMMONS on APPLICATION FOR REGIS
TRATiON OF LAND.
tsEALl
First pub May .!
State Of Colorado /
County OF Phillips


In the district court
W 4 iIeginbotham plaintiff " Herman MI.
Ter
and all other persons or parties unknown, claim
ing any right title estate lien or interest in tho
real estate described In the application herein
defendants
The People Of the State of Colorado To tho a.
bove named MISUNDERSTANDING
You are hereby summoned aud required to an.
swor the application Of the applicant plaintin
In the above entitled application for registration
OF the following land situate Ia Phillips county
Colorado towit
The south east quarter lso ~ Of sec eleven
IN township eight tsi NORTH of range forty i've
i,l west Of the 9th pm
And To ille your answer TO the said application
In the office of the clerk Of said court In said
county within twenty days after III. service II
this summons upon you exclusive OF the day OF
such sei'ic" and u you tail to answer the said
application within the time Aforesaid the appli
rant plaintiff In this action will appl, 10 the
court for the relief demanded In the application
herein
witno-s " u iiolland clerk 81 sald cour, aud
tho zeal hsr-ni At iinlyoEs In said county and
state this Is day Of May ApI Irps
tsENLl wa urIi.ASD
Clrft ~ the district caurt Phillips count, Colo
fifs, pub May =
The state herald., 1908-07-10
THrRrur,y That Does

"nE Kings Hnw Discovery Is thy
rm Iy tHat DO. thn healing othcrs
uam haa iaIl Goo p.r'orm," says Mr.
E r. Faar0n. nf Auburn, Centre. Pa.
DE- .H r#r.rE mH ui tbuatanilung troub,
be- To-. .Hn HHrUHG that other treat.
ww'H Followed only temporarily New
Discovery i7 doing mo s5 much good
t.ai IrH confident lts continued use
l"ra reasonable length Of time win rc.
..". mr l1 perfect health" This r..
nu#Hd cough and cold remedy and
i1ua. rHl 'Hrr h.aIgria sold at The
E.F Brick Drug Store Doe and El.OO.
Trial bottle fma.