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The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
Fruit Saved BY Heaters,

ut is safe to say that there never
will be another total crop failure in
the Western slope fruit districts" said
one Of the speakers at a recent meet
ing Of the Denver Real Estate Ex-
change. THE owners have solved the
problem Of preventing the destruction
OF the fruit by frost. This is done by
means Of the so-called smudging.
Many people think that this Is done
by creating a heavy smoke. This is
not the case. The orchard heaters
are really heaters. whereby the tenn
perature really Is raised beyond the
danger point. BY placing enough heat
ers in the orchard the temperature is
raised sufficiently and the destruction
OF the fruit prevented.
1T costs about IS per acre per
freeze to save the crops AS the value
OF the fruit per acre is from 5000 to
$1,000, the price Of saving 1t Is In
significant. AS result of the success
OF the experiments this year the fruit
men have ordered about 25O,OOO of
these heaters and 100000 gallons of
crude oil to burn in them, in case there
is any need for them in the future.
The cost Of the equipment Ia about
$25 per acre"
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
ASPARAGUS CULTURE.
Some Valuable Hints from One Who
Has Grown the Vegetable.

In recent letter, Mrs. f. f. Grimes.
one OF the most successful asparagus
growers in the nation. has the follow
ing to say of the culture of that ex-
cellent plant
There are two methods by which
plants can be secured-from seed and
from roots. II the roots can be OBJ.
tanned from reliable firm, this is the
quickest way to start bed and the
earlier returns will more than pay for
the plants; but roots should not be
over two years old. Stunted roots and
two-year-oldroots are SO nearly alike
In appearance that an unreliable firm
Will sometimes palm the former of
for the latter. Some time ago the writ
er ordered $50 of the two-year-old
roots, and, at the same time, planted
roots grown from seed from the home
garden. Those from the nursery did
not show spear above the ground,
while home grown plants have formed
thrifty body, but roots can be pur-
chased from reliable firms with good
results. The writer has had good
success taking up the young plants
that had grown from a fallen seed in
an old bed. These plants should be
taken up after a rain, being careful
to take up enough soil so as not to
disturb the young plants. II plants
form clump, leave them together;
dig hole large enough to set the
roots in as if they had grown there;
place in rows or beds in shady
place, where the ground is cultivated
These plants should not be disturbed
till two years old
IF one cannot secure plants from
an old bed, buy seed from reliable
firm. The seed should be sown early
in the spring and when plants are two
years old transplant into bed where
the roots can remain permanently II
properly cared for the bed will be
profitable for rs years. The selection
of the ground is quite important. II
for early use, or for market, and If rap
i'd growth is desired, the soil should
be little sandy and should lie where
it can have the direct rays OF the sun.
The ground should be as free from
rock, rubbish and weeds as possible.
This soil should be heavily covered
with we'll rotted manure. The ground
plowed deeply and well pulverized
The rows should be marked out with
plow, making furrow six inches
deep in which to set the roots. The
rows should be four feet apart. AS
paragus should not be cut till the
second year after planting, and the
seasons cutting should not be pro-
longed later than the middle of June,
as this would be injurious to the life
and vitality of the roots"
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12

Where the supply pipe enters bore a
two-inch hole four inches from bottom
and let the pipe fit in closely. Where
the small pipe enters boxes bore a
one-tnch hole two inches from bottom
and fit pipe. Dig your trench for sup
ply pipe II inches deep, so that when
In place only six inches of your box
will be above the ground. Dig the
long trenches eight inches deep and
leave open until you connect the en-
tire sysem. being sure that the open
seam is at the bottom of long pipes.
Put corks in the end of long pipes
mot in the box). then drop the end Of
your hose In one of the boxes.
II your pipes are level the water
will trickle out evenly from the bot
tom of all three long pipes, and you
can then fill up your trenches. turn
of the hose and plant your seeds
Then turn on the water until you see
damp spots on the surface of the
ground. then turn it off. The long
pipes cost one cent per foot and the
two-inch two cents. l bought mine of
our dealer, but think it is made at
Oakley, Kan.
Each long pipe waters the ground
for four feet on each side, making ir-
rigated plot "a feet wide.
II you want to shut off one long
pipe, put a cork in it at the supply
box.
This plant is cheap, ten-year-old
boy can make it. 1t does not cause
the top Of the ground to bake, and
produces excellent results in every
way.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
Accident to Midland Enaineer

Colorado Springs.-Eldridge Wal.
dron of Colorado City. Colorado Mid
land engineer, was found unconscious
and apparently lifeless, hanging half
way ont of the window of his cab, by
Fireman Baker at o'clock Saturday
morning, just as the eastbound train
started into tunnel No. Z, a few miles
west Of Manitou. Surgeons here oper-
ated on Waldron, finding piece OF
rock pushing the bone of the skull
against the brain. The crushed bone
and stone were extracted and hopes
are entertained for his recovery. 1t
is thought that Waldron stuck his head
out OF the cab while passing through
tunnel and was struck by project
ing rock.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
HORTICULTURE
Me4eRa484anN
sNe@
iRRIeAriNe A GARDEN.
Cheap sub-Irrisation Plant Which the
Gardener Can Install Himself.

The garden plat should be nearly
level, and near enough to the force
pump or supply tank to be supplied
from hose. The pipes used come in
eight-foot lengths. are of galvanized
iron and one inch in diameter They
are not soldered. SO have an open
seam the entire length. These lengths
are fitted together like stove pipe, SO
you can add as many as you need.
The supply pipes are two inches in d.
ameter and soldered. l have three
boxes. explains the writer in Farm
ers' Mail and Breeze made of one by
six fencing 16 inches deep, tight at
bottom. but loose cover on top.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12

with me. took the idea from one q
the agricultural papers at the time.
The pole Is sawed to A where an
iron band is slipped on from the top
At c is wooden step which keeps
the foot spread. The rungs, B, 16
inches apart. are one-half inch iron.
used machine bolts.
My plan for testing the safety
strength of any ladder of which I am
in doubt, is to lay it horizontal with
both ends off the ground, stand on
the middle. and If it will hold me, 1t
will hold In any other position.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
HILLSIDE APPLE ORCHARD.
An Ideal Place for the Setting Of Fruit
Trees.

If possible. select hillside for the
new apple orchard.
Have it on the side of the hill that
gets fewest Of the heavy windstorms.
This will often save the apple crop.
Plow the land deeply. running the
burrows across the hill to prevent
washing. II the soil is very light,
leave an unplowed strip here and
there to further act as check to
washing.
If the trees are to be set out this
spring, manure heavily in the burrows.
This will secure the full benefits of the
manure and prevent some of it being
washed away.
II the supply of barnyard manure is
short put in phosphorus, potassium
and nitrogen in some form or other.
Give the trees good start so they
can make. good roots the first year.
Use varieties that have been demon
strated to be the best for the locality
and go slow on the kinds that have
not been sufficiently tried.
Head the trees low. says the Farm
ers' Review. This Is the more neces-
sary II they are on high locations ex.
posed to the winds. Low headed trees
lose fewer apples than high headed
ones.
On the hillside do not plant other
crops except grass. If the land is very
sloping. The ground should be en-
couraged to grass over and form a
good sod as quickly as possible.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
A POLE LADDER.
For Many Uses, Especially In Or
chard, 1t Can't Be Beat.

Here is a plan for making a ladder
from pole. The accompanying H.
lustration shows how 1t is made. l
used one like it 40 years ago, says a
writer in Prairie Farmer and
thought it daisy" 1t is not original
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12

There are no signs of letup in the
Denver building boom. Other cities
in the state are also in the swim.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12

Beware of red rust" in blackberry
or blackcap bushes. Whei seen,
promptly dig out
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30

sired ut such meeting. are the right priv.
lege II constructing. operating and IN; in
tanning water works in said Town tor and
during tho termof twenty five. 20. years
from and after the passage OF said or,ii'
nance, for the purpose OF supplying said
Town and the inhabitants thsrsof with
water for domestic. public and private
uses, for such purposes the right and
privilege to lay conduits, mains. pipes.
valves and hydrants in and along the
streets, avenues, alleys and public
grounds OF said Town xs the same now
exist and NJ such may hereafter be- sx-
tended; and the right and privilege to
charge aud collect toll from tbs consum.
IRA and ussrs Of water thsrefrom. This ap
pl,c.tion to bs for tho ex'snsion for said
period OF twenty yssrs from and sf.
ter the passage Of ssid proposed ord.
nsnce. Of the same rights xad privileges
now enjoyed by said The Crested Butte
LiRh, aud Wstsr Company.
The terms upOn which tho said rights
aud privilsgos shxil bs extended, renew.
ed aud continued 10 force 20 said The
Crested Butte Light aud Water compsy
its succsasors. grsntses AMI assigns, srs
the ssme as expressed in said original
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE J, 1878
Notice For Publicstios-
United States Land Once.

Neutrose, Colorado. December 3rd.. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that In eomplisnee with
the provisions OF the sct Of Congress Of June ),
lis7s entitled An act for the sale OF timber lands
lin the States Of fC.lifornis, Oregon. Sevada, and
IWsshtnstos Territory" as extended to all the
bubble Land States By oct ofAusustA. ls0, Joh o
IW Csuty Il Tlorssce, county Of Frsaont, mate OF
I<,ols,sAs, has this day Aled In this office his
ls~ statement No. sss, r. tbs purchase OF the
IW.xERx a.d E.x Sw. \ Of Section No. :, in
10 hip No. Is 8. Range No. rs, ". 9Th. p. n.
Aad viii Offer proof to show that the land SOUGHT
be more valuable for Its timber or stone than Tor
ASricuitursi purposes, and to establish his claim
10 said land before r. u. Soursc, q. g. Commits
|sIo~ev At 0unnisou, Colorodo, on Monday, the
llosh. day Of February. 1901.
/ Ne names - witnesses:
A.ircv Dohlman Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
John Z. Whip Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
krthur Hall OF Denver, Colorado.
hsslph shumway OF Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
kbove-dsseribed lands are requested to hle their
kisiua In this office or before said 10th. day
bf February, isoe
1 Bryson r. Blair, Register.
kirst pub December ~, 1907. - last Feb. blsos
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
Sale OF Timber

Sale Of Timber, Washington, DC, December
5, 1907. Scaled bids marked outside, bid. 0sn-
oral Notice, September 5, 1877. 0unnison Nation.
sl Forest, Colorado, and addressed 70 tho For
ester, Forest Service, Washington, DC, will be
received up to and including tho Seventeenth
day OF February, 1905, for oil merchsntsble dead
timber standing and down and all the live tim
bsr marked for cutting by the Forest officers, lo-
Gated Oh two designated areas containing about
tO and 100 acres respectively, approximately In
Bees. ), Z, and 10, T. Is 8. R.s1 w.sP. n within
the Gunnison National Forest, Colorado; esti-
mated 70 b $50 600 feet h. u. Of dead lodscpole
pine, sawtim bsr and 1, go cords Of dead lodge
pole pins and live aspen cordvood more or less.
No bid Of less than e per Thousand feet b. u.
for IA vtimbcr and $3.50 per cord for cordvood
will b. considered and . deposit Of $40 mnst be
sent 10 Geo. E. King, Fiscal Agent. Forest Ser
vice, Washington, d. c., for each bid submitted
to tho Forester. Timber upoa valid claims Is e1'
ON pted from sale. The right 70 reject any and
all bids Ia reserved. For further Information
and regulations governing sales address william
X. kreutser, Forest supervisor, 0unnison Colo
RADIO.
E. f. Carter, Acting Forester.
First pub. January 10, - last Feb. 10, 1903.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
MINING APPLICATION 40 3oo
MinRaAL suRvky NO. 1881.
us LAND OrFICE

Noutross Colorado, December sth., 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that in Pursuance OF
tho Act Of ConSresA, approved Nay 10, 1877.
Horace Clark, by J y. Nc Dousal his attorney
in fact, whose postof1ee Ia 0unnison Colorado.
has made application for patent for 100 linear
fect on the Bonnie Bray Lode bearing Gold and
Silver, tho Same being sa3 feet 8. t3' W and o0'
feet n. 6,' K. from discovery shaft thereon. with
surface ground 500 feet in width, situate in the
Elk Mountain Mining District, Gunnison County
state Of Colorado. and described in the plat and
held notes on Ale at this office, ss follows, vis:-
Beginning at Cor. No. whence the Ma Cor Sec
ST l3S s. R. esw. ~. bears 8. ssIs 80 Z seS% 5
feet U SIN. No. eo63 bears g. H'is 50 W. is7,
.l6 feet Cor. No. 4 Survey No. s71s. Isetts No.
lode bears N s7s o. E.77t.s6 feet, thence N. 6s'
10 so feet Tintcrsect limo ~ said survey No. 81
IS At $. 2I. r. 1901 feet from Cor. No. ~ and on
sams course T2S.3 feet to Cor. No.: thence n
27' W. q o. feet (interscct line - s~id urvry
No. sT7s At n. S2s IL 30 Z. ID % feet from Cor
No. Al and on same course 1887 fect to Cor No
!. bsips identical with Cor. No. I. survey No Is
rs Ursilia lode: thence g. 6s'W. 1900 feet to Cor
No, L. identical with Cor No. said survey No
iosss: thence 3. 27' L. 800 feet 10 Cor No. !. tbs
place Of besinnin9. Containing s9a3 acres, CT
pressly excepting aud excluding all conflict viii
survey No. s77s Isetta No. . lode and forming .
portion Of the susponded, Twp. IL s., Range =
". Of the eth principal msridian. Bald location
bsns recorded t vol. 17y, psxs lie OF the record'
Of 0unnison County, Colorado.
Adjoining cisim survey NJ, IT'S Inetts No.
lode and survey No. lGcss Ursilla lode, owner.
uakAown.
Brysoa P. Blair, Register
FIRST rub. December 10 N. : Isst Feb. Il. 1905
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
TIMER LAND, ACT JUNE ), 1873.
Notice For Publication.
Uuitnd States Land Office.

Montross, Colorado, December ard.. 1907.
Notice il hereby given that In compliance with
he provisions OF the act OF Congress OF June J.
Ssn, entitled IAN act for the sale oftimbsr lands
IN the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada aad
)washinstoa Territory" as extended to all Pub.
th Land States By act Of August I. 1897, William
b. Wyatt, Of Denver, city and county OF Denver
Ststs OF Colorado has this day filed In this Office
kis sworn statement No. so7. for the purehass OF
he v. Y Bw. Y sec. and E,i Sc. y Of Section
No. ( in Township No. IS T., Range No. q ".
h. Pm, and will oder proof to show that tie
md sousht IL more valuable for its timber o.
&oos thsn for agricultural purposes, and to ~
khlisA his claim to said land before E. n Noarss
"a. Comnissioner, ~ his once, Gunni,ou. Colo
NO, on Monday, the 10Th. day Of February, 1903
(s namss - witnesses:
AlpA ". sh1mway Of Mount Carbon COLORADO.
Asrol CoSerly OF Mount Carbon, Coaosdo.
9oAa + Whip Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
)atA Aisl Cole Of Mount Cssbop. Colos~&o.
AaXpd al psssons claiming sdvsrssiy ~
tSovedsscdbed lands sre requested 70 hls eAsas
tains 10 tAis elBcs on or before said loth., day
Fsbsuasy, 1908.
Hryson p. Blair. Register
i,st ppb. December, i:, Ise7.-ls,t Feb. -, laos.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30

Yrrs. rub. December 10 u1. : I.st Feb. Il. 100
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
+. Tsan18 LA1D. ACf SUKR ., ma.
Notice Per PUhlieasios-
nnited Stae>a Lard O0Srs,

Mastross, l'oiossAo. Dscssaser J. 1901.
Notice 1, hsrsby sivsa that fn eomplisncs with
the provisions Of the oct Of Congress Of Juns ),
is7A sati,ied Aa set for the sale OF timber is"ds
In The stssss Of Csi2esais. Oregon. Nevada and
wssAinssou Territory ss sstsnd~d to all tho
public Land States BY set Of Auxustt .isS Eusnss
). Slmms, Of Denver. city so county Of Dra'sr
s4ass Of Colorado, has this day hled In this Of
flee his sworn ssstsasns No. for the pur-
cAss~ OF tho Nw.x hw.S sec. l. and ny Me-.
snd NE.H NwS of SECTION No. 2, in Tosnship
No u >. Range No . ". ssh P.A. and will offer
proof to show that the lsad soush, is more s.iu.
able for its timber and stoae than for s,ricult-
ursl purposes. ard to establish his claim to said
land before 4 n. Nourss, U. $. Commis>iorsE
Ut his oiIlcc, 0unnisoa, Colorado. on Monday
the iosh day Of February, isos. He names ss wit
nsases:
Cisssnes Ward Of Mount Carbon, Colarssio.
John Z. Whip of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Jacob y. Gonscr Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Ralph shumwsy OF Mount Carbon. Colorado.
Any and all psrsoss claiming sdverSsiy the
above-de.eribsd lsnds srs requested to fiis their
eisincs in this ot1ics on OF before tho ssid l0sh
day Of February, tSos.
Bryson p. Blair, Register.
First pub Deesnbsr II, 1901. - last Fab. is,iSs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE ). 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Noutrose Colorado, December Sfd. 1907
Notice is hereby sivoa that in compliance With
tho provisiuus Of the act of Congress Of juno )
1878, entitled "Aa act for the sale oftimber lands
In the States OF California, Oregon, Nevada and
Warrington Territory" as oxtended 70 all the
Public Land States by act Of August Z, Isg2
Jacob y. Gonser, nf Denver. city and county oi
Denver. State OF Colorado, has this day nled In
this Office his sworn statement No. 399. for the
purchase OF the sw.is Sw.k SEC. 2, NE.+ NE. =
sec. 10, sE.h Sen Bee. 3, NW.k Nw.k Sec. II
10 Township No. Is Range ~ ". 9Th Pm and
will offer proof to show that the land sonxht Is
more valuable for Its timber or stone than for AZ.
ricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before X. n Sourse, U. \. Commits
sioner at his Office, 6unnison, Colorado, On
Monday, the 10th. day Of February, 1904.
He names witness~s:
John r. Whip Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
James BhAcklcford of Hoaat Carbop, Colorado,
Ralph shumwsy, Of kssst Carbon, Colorado.
Clarence Ward of Mount Carbon, Coissaao
Any and all persons elsinias adversely The
bove described land are rsopsstsd to die thcir
claims In this office Oh o. be4ors said iosh day
Of February. 1905.
Rs5soa T. Blair Register.
First pub. December "a 10, - last Fab. 20, fsOs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE > ls7s.
No<les For Publication.
Unitsd Statss f.and Once.


H:ontsoss, Colorado. December Sra 1907.
!osIcs IL hereby Given sAst II complains With
the pso~isio.s u Tie act u Coasssss OF Jase j.
is1 entitled ~. act fns tbs sale OF timber isads
N The saasss Of Cslilorsia. Osseoa- ksvsda and
WssAinsAsa fssstsosy." - sztssdsd - all shs
PsAHs LssA Asatss b. s1t of AnsussS iSH'
xsas q. sAuavsy. Of University Park city.
>oussy Of Dsavsr, State Of Colorado. has this
asy AID u this osses his sworn statement No.
~, Tor H. paseAass oi tAs M sw.k and n. y
eRk os sessksa II, In Township So.ts > RANG"
No n y. ~ P.A., and will o6ss psoa's 70 show
sAss he lssd sought Is more valuable for Its
timbss oe stoos tAsn for agricultural purposes
ssA 10 sssshlish his claim to said tasd before
IA. Nourss. U.S. Conmissiopsr At Gannisoo.
t,otersdo. On Monday, the 10Th day os February
iaA Ne names - witnesses:
l'lsssnee Ward Of Mount CsrboA ColoSsdo.
Carol u. Cobsrly Of Mount Csrbon, Colorado
ksipA ". shumvsy of Aouat Carbos- Colorado
ArsAur Hall u Dssver. Co'orsdo'
Any asA all Drrsons claiming sdvsrssiy the
shoss- -desesibed lands are relucsted 70 ME thei'
claims Il sAil once on or before ssid iosh day.
Of RstsuAsy, tSos.
Byron p. Blair, Register.
E1ns pnh. essember i,,iso7 - last Fob. -. 1901.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
TIMBER LAND. ACT JCNES 5, 1875.
Notice For Publication.
United States LAID Once.

Noatrsao Color edo. December }, 1901
Notice Is hereby given that In com pliancs with
the provisious Of tho act Of ConSress Of June !,
is7s entitled AN act for the sale Of timber isnds
In the Btst~s Of California, orssoa, Nevada md
Washington Territory" As extended To ali the
Public Land states BY set Of August =, isae.
Clarsscs A. Ward, of Noun. Carbon, eoun,y Of
0uanison, State OF Colorado, hss this day hled
in this office his sworn stsssusnt No. 80, Tor the
purchase Of the Wy NV. y. ~ Z kw.k and
Sw. Y NE. y Of SECTION No. II. In fosuship No
Is g.. Range No. q W.sf. Y. and will ODER
proof to show that tho land sought IL morn valu.
able for its timber or stone than for Agricultural
purposes. aud to establish his claim to said lAad
before e. .Nour-s, U. y. Commissiooes. At Gun
nisoa Colorado. on Monday, 10Th. day Of fobru'
ary, iSos He names Is witnesses:
Harvey l.. johnson Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
John Z. Whip OF Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Hlmer Bostsnusld Of Mount Csrboa Colorado.
Andrew Dohlmsn Of Mount Carbon. Colorado
Any and all persons CLAIMING sdverssly ths
sbove-dsseribsd lands are requested 70 hle their
claims l.. this once on or before The ssiA -sosh
day Of February. isns.
Bryson r. blair. ReGistsr.
Rirss pub. Dsssabss u. iso1.- lest Feb. u. isos
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30

ordinance and said amendments thereto
NOW Ia fmcs and above msntioned; and
shall be upon the further expressed con-
ditionth said Tow n shxlis'any time htvs
tho right aud power to purchsAs and
condsmu such works at their actual cash
value and at price exc uding ali value ct
fran chise or right OF way through tho
streets, and also excluding any value by
virtue OF any contract tor hydrant "r
private rental. or otherwise entered into
with said Town in sxcoss OF the actual
value Of sa,d works; provided that moth
ing in said proposed ordinances shall auth
orize the condemnation Of such works
within twenty. 20. years, sxcspt at peri
dds OF ten. IL. and fifteen. Is. ysars after
the passage OF said proposed ordinance.
Dated Crested Butte, Colorado. Janu'
ary ls. 1903.
The Crested Butte Light and Water
Company. 81"
ry ]. W. Rockefeller.
President.
JOS. II. Block. Secretary
Corporate Sesl.
rirst pub Jar -. iak Jan. y. 1901. Z
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-30
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE I isU.
Notice For Publication.
UnIted States Land OHies.


Ne.tsoss. Colorado. December ard. 1907.
Notice Il hereby Givss that In oonplisDes with
tho provisions Of the sct OF Congress- of Juns )
is1s entItlsd IA set for the sale OF unhes iands
In the States Of California Oregon, Nevada and
wsshins stou Territory" - eItesdsd to sh tho
Public Land States BY set Of August ., iS0, VI
,ls P. CAss Of Lyons county Of Bert, State OF Ne
os~ska. has sAL day died In this odaes his svosn
.tsses,sat No. ~, for the purchase OF the ., y
sW. y and e.x 81 Of Section No, II, II Town
ship No. Is .. Rang No. u W. sth Pm, and
~ill odsr proof 70 show that the land sought Is
tposs vsiusbis tos its tinbst OF stoss than lot
rrt<ulsursl purposes, and to establish his claim
to .aid land before &. \. Noarss, u. y. Com
utssIooss at bis once In 0unnisou. Colorado sn
Monday the iosh day Of February. 1905.
He names - witnesses;
Arthur Hall. OF psnvsr' Co'ersno'
Ral,A ". shunvsy Of Mount Carbon. Colorado
CAROL q. Cobsriy OF Nouat Carbon, Colorado
Clsrpnes Ward Of Mount Carbon. Colorado
Aay I'll psrsons claiming sdvsrssiy the above
described lands are requested To nis their claims
In this oaios oa or before tho ssid iosA day OF
February. lsro.
Bryspn P. Blair. Register.
FirH pus. psesabsr Il, 1917. Last fss. II, isos'