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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29

The club, the report says, will train
on the college grounds, where annually
it has been the custom of Former Man
ager Stallings to give his team a try
out. The taking of the entire Tiger
squad is a new departure, as in previ-
Gus years it was Stallings's custom 10
merely work his pitching staff. As the
Tigers stand at present they have no
pitchers. Hughes and Brockett were
sold to the Boston Americans. Frill,
Mueller and Demaree arc on the roll
of the H~ighlanders and BeecAer is back
with the New York Giants.
In the list OF players who will go to ldt-
tie Rock with the Boston American club
the names of Brockett and Hughes do not
appear, so It is safe to assume that bota
viii be bank with the Tigers next season.
aud possibly both men Will the
squad to Milledgeville.
Baseball writer's. who are gilg the
Yankees for George y. Stallings, stnte tilat
Mueller, Frill and Demaree. with Bifliar,
trial. Should they be in a Newark uniform
next season, Manager Wolverton will have
a good bunch to warm up with In Dixie
Philbin and Krichell will no doubt be taken
along, as will Schlafly and Gettn1an.- who
are now Newark Tigers by virtue OF the
Toronto David Harum's clever trade,
Other of the Yankee recruits who do NOT
make good from the jump will be handel
over ia Wolverton at the MllledgeVlile
training amp
Manager Wolverton is expected in New
ark about the middle Of January. Hililc 2
little later ''Tommy' Martin WI. a k NJ
his work for next season in this city
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Tigers Will Train Next Season at
Milledgevi1le. Near Haddocks. Ga.
TRAINING CAMP TO
BE AT MILLEDGEYILLE, GA.
Philadelphia Report Says That Entire Newark
Team Will Go South for Spring Practise Next
SeaSOn--IS Near StallingS'S Farm.

~ of the Newark Baseball Club, comes the announcement that the Tigers
GA will train next year at Mledg evnle. Ga, a few miles outside o
Eaddocks, the home of George 7. Stalngs manager of the New York
Highlanders. Like all OF the recent announcements about the Newark Cub
Of prospective pennants round spring time, are forgetting that Newark Is
N the map when snow is flying, s o it car lot be verified.
While the announcement does not com authoritatvey, it Is nke tn
epor Of the deal whereby Mullen and Mailing so to Toronto n Sehahy
and Geuman come to Newark, rHa BILE enough to bec credited.
Who will compose the Tigers and when they will embark Tor thu South
is like all other things connected Will the local club, a matter OF mystery.
1t is supposed that several of the pres mt regulars who will comprise ue
team will be taken to Mnedgevfue and there get in condition for next
seaGon
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BOWLING TONIGHT.


+ Athletic League.
Z New York at Roseville, Newark
= Bay at Jersey City.
s Suburban League.
+ Park A. A. at Celluloid, Ma
+ tional at Belleville, Kruger at
+ Northern.
= G New York and Intercity
6 Individual Tournament.
+ Johns VS.. Heller, on Grand Cen
+ trail alleys.
+ Eastern League.
s Elizabeth at New Haven.
+ Masonic League.
3 Ophir VS.. Schiller, on Mont
8 gomery alleys.
3 Manufacturers Clerks League.
+ Quinby VS.. Standard Oil, on
s Iroquois alleys.
& Jr. o. u. A. M. League.
! Boyden, Monroe, Nutley. Ward,
3 on oxford alleys.
8 New Jersey National Tournament.
+ All Right, P~ostofice, Mineralite,
+ on Tuxedo alleys.
+ Mercantile League.
. Newark Central VS.. Elizabeth
I Central, on Iroquois alleys.
: Commercial Lensue.
{ Telephone e VS.. Roe & Conover,
8 on Montgomery alleys.
!. RabensteIn Tournament.
+ Kruegers, V~orwaerts, T~uxedos,
E on Rabenstein's alleys.
& Dixon Tournament.
{ Puritan. Union. North Newark,
( on Dixon's alleys.
3 LeGIise Tournament.
!. LeGlise, Produce, Wednesday
+ Night, on LeGlise's alleys.
: Bay View Tournament.
s Rein, woodward, tuedecker, on
+ Bay View alleys.
Z Royal League.
s America VS.. General Runyon,
s on Tuxedo alleys.
{ Oxford Tournament.
s Crescent, Oxford A, Wood
s bridge, on Oxford alleys.
: Ashvvorth Tournament.
: Trembley, Clark, Oxford, on
: Ashworth's alleys.
al. Il i i i nd. i 4 4 u 4
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29

The Spalding A.. C. won two games Christ
mas Day. In the afternoon, at Kunz-
mann's Hall, 1t won from the West Side
Juniors by a score OF II to u, and at night,
on the same court. 1t defeated the Eagle
A. c. in a fast game by a score of 1s to IL.
The Spaldings have all Wednesday nights in
january open for games on their court with
1874 South Fourteenth street.
The Parkway A. A. basketball team, OF
Orange, would like to arrange games with
Junior teams having their own courts and
offering suitable inducements, Institute
Juniors, Bay View Wheelmen Juniors. Xa-
vier Juniors. Maplewood Il. G. Juniors,
BelIeville Catholic Club. st. Michael jun
Tors and teams of like strength preferred.
Address j. T.. Coen, secretary, 81 Henry
street, Orange.
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BOWLING GAME LACKS STRONG
BODY TO GOVERN The SPORT
Impossible Now to Make Rules for Pros and
"AmateurS'- Lime Between Two Is Narrow.
Notes and News OF BOWlerS.
BY BERT DODGE.

$TVO DRAW the line between amateurs and professionals in bowling is
Practically a rmposdbthty; at east under the conditions which pre-
vail in the conduct of the sport just now The line is even less marked
than it is between the amateur" and "semiprohssionaT" baseball teams. The
A. A. U. has never attempted 10 govern the sport Of bowling for the reason
that it would be impossible for that body to do TO-
Applying any strict rule of amateur in to bowling would result in prac-
tcaHy every pin knight being barred. or course there is a difference between
the mai who engages in a tournament, win some prize money o. captures a
match with "a real out-am and out profess tonal" and the owner Of a bowling al
who is solely engaged in h prom ton If the sport STILL were there to
b. a general rule enforced few would G scape.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29
so. AFRICAN ATHLETES
COMING TO AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Dec. a.-James Il. Sulli-
van, president of the Amateur Athletic
Union, has received a letter from j.. T. Wal
lace, Of Durham. Natal, saying that he Will
bring to the United States next year II
team of South African athletes to compete
In the national championships and In meets
at New York, Boston and Chicago and IN
Among those who probably Will
come with the team are X. @ Walker, the
who last Saturday did the 100 yards
in . 25 seconds, and Hefferon, who finished
second In the Marathon race at the Olympic
games in London last summer
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29
CHAPULTEPEC SETS UP
NEW WORLDS RECOKD.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. g.-Chapultepec
broke the worlds record for six furlongs
yesterday when he carried liz pounds and
ran the distance in Ill fiat. In the last
race, at 5s furlongs, Lady lrma, a 2-year-
old, carrying 50 pounds, ran the distance
in 1.O4 40, one-fifth of a second faster
than the coast record, made by Colloquy
a few days ago.
The stewards, after carefully investigat-
ing the Carman-Dooley fight, today gave
out a statement, in which they fined
Carman, Dooley and the blacksmith, #.
Albers, $500 each.
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ROLLER TO FIGHT
WINNER OF BOUT,

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. &9.-The JEFF
fries Athletic Club yesterday made definite
arrangements to stage a heavyweight boxing
match between the winner of the Kauf-
mann and Barry fight hero Wednesday
bout, which will be staged on January rs,
will be for twenty-five rounds. The boxers
will receive 80 per cent, of the receipts. TO
be split Is per cent. to the winner and % to
the loser. Both Kaufman and Barry have
agreed to the match. and the winner will
deposit his forfeit within a few days after
the fight.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29
CURS, NEW PARK.

CHICAGO. Dec. GA deed to the base
ball park of the Chicago team of the Ma
tional Baseball League was filed for record
property Of Anna Sinton Taft. of Cincin-
natl. and Charles E. w. Murphy, of Chi
cago. The property, according to the rec
ord. was conveyed to Mrs. Taft and TO MI
Murphy for $150, 600. The ground Is SIT fee
by $50 feet. and Is situated on the ives
side. The property was sold by the EIauf
able Trust Company, of Chicago, trustee
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Hillside Park Raclng.

There was an exciting finish in the two
mile handicap race at the Hillside Park
rolier-skating rink Sunday night. Jesse
Mason and Gus Gogger. both from scratch,
finished first and second, respectively, while
John Kirkbride, with a handicap of ten
yards. was third. The time was 6m. SOS,
The novice race was won by John Tourney
In 3m. sos, the distance being one mile,
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LINDEN LANDS QUICK
MATCH FROM WEINGARTH,

Billy Weingartb, of this city, went
down to defeat last night on the Tuxedo
alleys in the Greater New York and Inter
city individual match with Billy Linden,
who represents the Broadway Palace alleys,
of New York. 1t took the New Yorker
eight games to get the required half dozen
219 153 148 233 1872 181 1874 Isl
inden,,....,...... 213 III 222 151 1874 30 1856 I92
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IROOJTOIs A.
EXCLUSIVE.
women,s Auto run POSTPONED.

Because the roads are not in good condi-
ton, it has been found advisable to post
pone the two-day run Of the Women's
Motor Club of New York. from New York
to Philadelphia, scheduled for today and to-
morrow. The plan now Is to nave the run
January II and 70. The entry list will be
open until January 10.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29
TRIPLE TIE IS
STILL ON IN THE
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Elizabeths Get Odd Game from
Columbia and Keep With
Leaders.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE RECORD.

The triple tie for first place in the Ath
letic League Is still on, the Elizabeth
bowlers landing the odd game last night
from the Columbus, of Hoboken, on the
latters' alleys. The homo team just man
aged to nose out the Col lmbias in the first
game by four pins. In the next two games
the champions won by big margins. The
scores;
rr,T rFnfDTA t tvT ~ A u JrrrII
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MONTCLAIRS WIN TWO
FROM PASSAGES.

The Montclair pin-spillers grabbed the odd
game from the Passaic bowlers last night
came strong at the finish. and wound up the
evenings sport with a victory. The scores:
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WASHINGTON Y. M. 6. A. FIVE
DEFEAT PRINCETON.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. @.-T1e
Princeton University basketball team lost
an exciting game here last night to the
local y. Nj. G. a. FIVE by the score Of q
to 20. Though the visitors were defeated,
they put UP one of the fastest games seen
here this season. The association outfit
outplaycd the Princeton boys In the first
half. but In the last session the visitors,
by a sudden reversal of form, nearly took
the Y. M. C. A. boys off their feet by
their masterly handling of the ball and
throwing baskets. The lineup;
Princeton. Wash. Y. NJ. G y
hloeSe bohtS
Left forward.
Keyes, Carter. ,Croghan
Right forward.
l1ERneS fi'ppaih
Centre.
Veeder Wllllau1S
Left guard.
Warner, oWler
Right guard.
Goals from fioor-Jones ~, Croghan (o),
Hubbard 90, Fowler 20. Meese (5), Car
ter C9. Reyes c2), veeder 90. Free t9sses
Mr.. Hughes. Timers-Messrs. Stratton,
Y. M. c. A, and Gilmore, Princeton.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29

In tho preliminary game the Areta
Small Five disposed of the Riverside Small
Five I'm b closely contested game, the
score being II to II.
The RiVersides have Thursday night
open and would like to arrange a game
with any fifty or sixty-pound cam, game
to be played on home court. Address
Samuel Beer, 9 Mt. Pleasant place, city.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29
NEWARK TURNER'S
OUTPLAY NATIONAL,

The Newark Turn Verein basketball team
defeated the National Turn Vereln basket
ball five in n closely played game on the
formers court, In William street, last
night, by a score of q to %. The game was
one of the cleanest exhibitions played on
the local court this season. The score at
the end of the first half was IA to IL In
favor Of the Nationals.
The playing of the Newarks In the second
half was too much for the Nationals, and
when the whistle blew the Newark Turn
ers were four points to the good. The
lineup:
Newark. National.
Iitzenhnuer Tslnr. oellhOffe Riemer
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JR. O. u. A. NJ. LEAGUE.

The Elizabeths won the odd game last
night on the oxford slleys from the
Vigilants. The Boyd Council won two games
from the Waynes. The scores:
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OXFORD TOURNAMENT.

On the oxford alleys last night the Elk
clusives won two games, opening thu
matches with "A victory over the Iroquols
AS. and then defeating the Imperials. The
scores:
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NEW WORKERS SMOTHER
TRENTON BOWLERS.

At the Mornin gside alleys last night and
yesterday afternoon the New York Eastern
League team simply smothered the Trenton
crowd, Dunbar winning four out of five of
the individual matches from Biddulph, and.
paired with Lindsey, he cleaned UP in the
doubles. The New Workers. won all the
three and 1ve-man series from the Jersey
capital bunch. The scores:
U-dSiI,uI aVn&nH
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RIyERSIDES BEST ARETAS.

At the Park ~. A. gymnasium last night
the Riverside A. G. basketball team had
a hard job in disposing of the Areta teRm
from the Park Church by the score of q
to Ia. The lineup:
Riverside. Areta.
Schwartz. Fulton .........Salka, Siverthorne
Forwards.
Ifyt0rd ........s...''s NoOuruII
Centre.
Beer, Heaney .Grifen, Clark
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EASY FOR DOMINICANS.

At Dominican Hall last night the Do
minican A. A. basketball team had an
easy time disposing of the East Side team
of Paterson by a score Of 43 to 8. The
Dominicans started the scoring In the first
half, making fourteen points before the
Paterson team tailed and as many
more before the half ended. In the second
half they devoted their time to passing,
in which they gave a great exhibition.
The lineup:
Dominican A. A. East Side.
Conlon. .Curran, Weiz
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29

Although out of the harness just now,
Newark never had Il bowler any more en-
thusiastic over the game than Robert
kuebler, CT the Forest Hin Field Club.
Bob was president Of the Newark League
several seasons, and only retired because
his club decided that for the present season
it would retire from Newark League com
He made an excellent executive,
now taking most of "Bob's' spare time,
ind he Is going around the uptown course
in low figures. The Forest Hills will prob
ably be back In the game next season, and
then Kuebler may be expected to captain
the team again. He holds the high-score
record Tor the Forest Hill alleys, and almost
invariably took the average prizes In the
various club tournaments.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-29

Billy Garrabrants, of the st. Johns duin-
tet, is the leader in the individual average
race in the Masonic League, with a marx
of 1863 for twenty-one games.
Billy Weingarth shot a number OF DUCK
min games yesterday afternoon and man
aged TO win a fair share of them. Wonder
if the duck pin shooting In the AFTERNOON
affected Billy's work at night?
After the games in the Oxford tourna.
nent were over last night a number OF
matches were bowled. Coghlan and Cobp,
of the Irouuois A team, and Levi and Bock,
of the Imperial quintet, bowIed a matcn,
best two out of three. The lroquols
bowlers lust showed the Jersey CITY
bowlers a thing or two and took the first
two games and the match. Tbe scores:
1ROOIJOTS IMPERIAL.
Coghlan -. ISL 1S3LeYi .......... 1of w
Cobb ......... 25 235 Book ........ $50 lss
- - =
Totals 40. Se2 AIS Totals $50. 1874 S91
There is more duck pin bowling going on
now in this city than has ever been known
before.
wonder where Jimmy Kearny is now
adavs? Jimmy used to hit the alleys pretty
we'll and was one of the leaders when II
came to roofing for the home team.
Guess that Bill Hawkins didn't. get a
swell bunch OF bowlers together for the
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Totals. go. .542 SIS 500 Totals......5


Totals. $40 ess s1s Totals......7 Isl $40 s26
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That defeat that Billy Linden HANDED
ont 70 Bilv Weingarth last night on the
Tuxedo alleys, was unexpected. 1t on,y
took Billy eight games to turn the trlch'
tco. Well, as we used to say IN NoVem-
ber, Billy won anyhow.
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Totals. .s52 S2 S99 7
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Totals 49,. sss AIS Totals 49,. 1874 ssl
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There is more duck pin bowling going on
now in this city than has ever been known
before.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
4 Bold Step,

To overcome the well-grounded cd
reasonable objections Of The more intek
ligent to the uss Of secret medicinal con-
pounds, DR.. B v. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N,
z, some time ago, decided to make bold
departure from the usual course pursued
By the maksrs Of putup medicines for do
nestle use. an4 % hss publishsd brood.
east and openly 70 the whole world, . full
and Compile list Of all tho Ingredients
celebrated 6sdIej6ea Thus he has takes
his nuDeLvds y4trons and patients Into
his full (6n9denea. Thus TOO hs has n.
moved his 4hedieinss from among secret
nostrfR(of doubtful nefita, AID made
thsmkfsssAedtes Of Known CompostsIoN
RY Ai1 bold stan DE- RieEee hAa ahoxN
HAx 8la lQERnlle M ok lpeh 1xeel1ne4
ea III. t1 Af y n9I 1fs0 z subject lhe@
q 81 fssse 10 eesse 3 :ss,s ~; s:
Ey.s o sIisuasss md ii e.ssi4Ssi a,s,.ss pc
ss e:s n., icss:sS A.; h:ys Ds,n.sd uPcs 4 q
:sssas9d %sdisa, SosEs: q III q. Slas1sss
sSsedsioeszs q nsdicine sadsrs Z. 'e 5 as
one Of tsese lids boois VII b noiSed sn fsse
s o.; !. siSs se1ks: Fac. On Fiji Rs:s
80 f 4 mi s ne ss3 e.. III Ms
aGsnts O. othsg poisoaous or injuTio0s a1enss
"a tAss tssy e. n.ds fro3 nsfvN nsdici:
~ e. rot g mSss xsirei aiso thsa :ooe g
b: fisres's issor,ts .fssse1ip.,os 81 Se.H
nsCYoA ovef,vorksd. sTun-dovn. nsrvos1
yeen aso 6y The Indians for siniisS aiinSnts
a4sct1nf thsir sausvh. In fact one Of ~
"a es@poaasa e 81 e.ss' Rs:ssss e:e
seonsvEsed Our lncvlsdse q the -
Aif1nA plants vas !6ainsd from sHs fndiSnS
As nsde W b. improved and exsct pro-
sGcisnt fs1sdy fur reeuistins Al IL vDsss
NY funcsscnA corFessanG 6ieplscsmSnsS ss
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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Miss Daisy Robinson has bad charge
Of the second grade at Central fer two
weeks sad is succeeding with her WORK
A mothers' meeting will b held st the
Central school on Friday OF this week
This il the first Of . series OF three meet
ings. The date Of the meetings at the
other two buildings will b announced
later. The meeting on Friday aftsrnoon
will follow the regular literary exercises
and will be largely informal Topics for
general discussion will be proposed on
subjects relating 10 school and homo
training. All patrons OF the schools are
cordially invited 70 attsod- The general
program will begin soon after 3 o'clock.
On Monday evening Rev. R r. For
roster addressed the teachers on the top
10 Religion IN the Public Schoola. The
board liberal views advanced on this
subject aroused keen interest on the
part Of the listeners and were apprscias-
ed throughout Mr.. Forester sonHdsrs
the Colorado law, which prohibits rslig-
lous instruction In the schools, . wise
measure. He would however. teach Q
reverence fer all religion 1t il not nee
essary to INTRODUCES the Bible - . text
into our schools but the spirit OF il
teaohings should prevail In the instruct
ton and life OF the tesohsr.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
OhuWh Notes


The ladies aid society was most pleas
antlv entertained last Thursday ct the
home Of Mrs-M. Strata The attsndance
was large, the refreshments served were
delicious, and the afternoon was most
heartily enjoyed. The next regular
meeting will occur Thursday OF next
week when the society will Be- entertain
ed by Ms. @ n Leo
The Supreme Mission OF the Church
will be the pastors theme Sunday morn
ing at 1lo'clock. The double quartstt<
will render special music
a special invitation Is given TO all the
mem oers and friends OF the church &c
increase the interest in the Bible schoo
by .t,ending al 10 a. n next Sunday.
-Minlstering to the Prisoners and
the Poor will be thespscial and time
ly topic for the young people and their
friends at the young peoples service
Sunday evening at ESQ Mr.. S. D.
Church is the leader.
The pastor will speak at 80 Sunday
on Lessons from the Life OF Abraham
Lincoln"
The young peoples society have plann'
ed and anticipate . very pleasant even
ing at . valentine Social" 1t the
Church Friday OF this week.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
Coming Back For Residence.

W. Z. Winterhslter, the we'll
known supervisor of the agriculture al
work of the ABS. Co., who has been
in Europe the past wear scquain.ing
himself with the latest methods for
getting the largest possible amount
OF saccharIne matter into a sugar
beet, arrived in New York the other
day on his way home. On his arrival
he will assume the responsible posi-
tion Of General Superintendent OF
Agriculture for the ABS. Co., in
this valley, and will make his head
quarters al Rocky Ford instead OF
Lamar. The return of Mr.. and Mrs,
Wintsrhalter to residence here will
b learned Of with pleasure by g
goodly circle Of aoquaintances who
formerly enjoyed them in a social
way.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
a Good Arid Land Bill.

Senator Smoot has introduced q
bill in the Senate making provision
for taking up homesteads upon and
OF semi arid land, for dry farming
purposes.
This measure provides that any
citizen may secure 800 acres Of land
that is non-irrigabls, non-timbsrsd,
and secure . patent TO the same upon
complying with certain conditions
Il is not required that q person
live upon this land, but, during the
second year after the land has been
taken up ons-fourth of the area must
be placed under cultivation, and one
half during the third, fourth and
fifth years. II these conditions are
complied with, then the patent will
issue.
This bill'will serve very useful
purpose and Colorado should be in
tsrsstsd in seeing that it becomes 8
Law. We have millions OF acres
which are subject to Just these con-
ditions, aad which may be made val
liable and productive homesteads.
The law contemplatss that the
land shall prove that it is subject to
cultivation by the dry farming pro-
cess, and for. this reason the clauses
are placed in the bill requiring Gull
tivstion- For, il it may not be Gull
tivsted successfully in this way, it
will be Of no use TO the settler, and
may Is we'll remain the property of
the government. A judicious selec
tion Of government land under this
bill will bring to Colorado Thousands
Of people and aid materially In the
settlement and development Of this
stats.-Oolorado Springs Telegraph.