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The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
ANOTHER MANS Wife
ROMANCE STARRING I'M osKA-
lOOSA CAUSES A SERIOUS
ENHANCEMENT.

Ottumwa, Aug. 19.-Learning for the
first time six weeks ago that he was
the husband of another mans wife and
that man still very much alive and as
near Ottumwa as Burlington, w. j
Martin FASTENED to his lawyer and be
gan legal proceedings for an annul
ment of marriage
Attorney John Lewis brought tn
scSf ~ gkeSks- .elss u .s...-s.,s
morning when the evidence in In,
case was heard within about ten m n
utes time. A decree will be forthcom
ing.
According to the testimony of Mr.
Martin who is street car employe
he was married to Alma Bedker In
June 1906 and that they lived togetn-
er happily until about six months ago
when he found an endearing letter
from the woman's first husband, who
had left her several years before and
whom she had supposed dead. Mrs.
Bedker who is now employed at Oska
loosa, told me, said Martin, I" that she
was divorced from her first husband. F"
Martin quarreled with his wife when
he found that she was already mar.
ried. They separated Immediately.
Letters and kilograms lately were re-.
ceived from the first husband by Mrs,
Martin or Bedker, which stated that
he was happy and contented and would
not return.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
coLFAx ASSEMBLY SUCCESS.
Epworth leaguers Plan Bigger
Chautauqua For Next Year.

Colfax, Ia, Aug. 19.-The regular
annual business meeting of the Iowa
State Epworth League assembly was
held at Colfax Immediately following
the close of the session of the assem-
bly,. The following officers were elect
ed President, j. e. McClintock, Sac
City; vice-president, G. |. Huffman
Des Moines; treasurer, J. l.. Ham,
Colfax; manager, Emerson DePuy, Des
Moines.
The following new members were
added to the board of directors: hev.
J. H. Lewis, Harvey; Rev. r. 4.
Chipperfield, Sioux City; G. B. Cnle,
Walnut; M. M. Caple, Yale.
The assembly session just closeu
was one of the most successful in the
history from the standpoint of inter.
est, attendance and program. Next
year the assembly plans to add to
it's regular features in the forenoon
an Epworth League institute. This
will be feature very much appreciat-
ed by the leaguers throughout the
state of Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
USES AWFUL MEANS
ALBA MAN TRIES TO COMMIT
SUICIDE BY DRIVING NAILS
INTO HEAD.
United Press Disnatch.

United Press Disnatch.
Abba, Aug. 19.-sDan Steele, who
lives just a short ss~snnce east ofthe
/. Diamond, Bottiing Works, tried to
commit suicide Sunday afternoon and
he used the most horrible way man
could think of in the effort to shuttle
from his mortal coil. Steele is the
father of six children and these with
his wife were at home. Along in the
EARLY afternoon Steele went home and
taking knife he cut two bad wounds
in his side. The knife was not keen
enough to carry out what he wanted
so he stepped into the yard and got
hold of a board through which several
nails had been driven. Returning to
the house he took hold of one end of
the board and drove the nails into his
face and head by beating the nails
into his face. The room where the
attempt was made was saturated with
blood and the blood had squirted as
high as the ceiling.
The man continued to beat himself
with the board until the loss of blood
weakened him to such an extent that
he was unable to do so further. The
neighbors were notified and they call
ed Chief Woofter who hurried to the
home and summoned DR.. Clutch.
The man was in a fearful shape
and is not yet past the danger point,
though it is thought that he will re-
cover One of his little boys had TAX
en- some money the old gentleman had
hidden away and this led him to the
act, it is thought. When the police
asked him why he had tried to do
away with himself he remarked that
he wanted to find out if he was con.
sidered an outlaw.
Steele has been working at the pop
factory where he was engaged in
washing bottles. He is a cripple and
about fifty years of age. The family
have lived in poor circumstances and
the loss of the money, it is supposed,
caused him to become temporarily in
sane.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
THE WEST FOR TAFT
GARFIELD PREDICTS THAT BRY.
AN WILL SURELY LOSE
NEBRASKA.

Hot Springs, Aug. 19.-Garfield to.
day visited Taft and said his trip
through the west, just completed, con
vinced him of Taft's success. Garfield
Travelled through California, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana. Colorado, Nebraska
and Kansas, and everywhere he says
he found the sentiment Of the people
friendly to Taft. "The crops are good
throughout the west and the people
are too prosperous there for Bryan
to make many converts. Bryan will
certainly lose his own state in spite of
his pleading for support of home peo-
pie. Enroute back train poll was
taken at Kansas City and it showed AZ
for Taft and II for Bryan" Garfield
goes to Washington tonight.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
HANGING TO TREE.
Young Woman Had Evidently Com
mtted Suicide.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-The body of a
woman, aged 25, was found hanging
to a tree at Evanston today about
three blocks from where the infant
was discovered yesterday The baby
was killed by being stabbed with a
hat pin. A scrap of paper on the
woman's hat said, Mrs. Fredie Gold
berg, Chicago" An investigation
showed that the woman has been stop
ping for week at the home of George
Klenz, of Evanston Nothing is
known about her. The police think
she is the mother of the infant. and
that she sulcided after killing her
baby.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
EUREKA IS SHAKEN
BY THREE QUAKEs
CALIFORNIA TOWN DAMAGED by
EARTH SHOCKS.
CITIZENS ARE TERRIFIED
Rush from Their Beds Into Streets
as Chlmneys Tumble Down
and Windows Are
Smashed.

Eureka, Cal, Aug. 1s.-Three sharr
earthquake shocks, which knocked
down more than 100 chimneys. shat
tered about 40 plate glass windows il
the business portion of Eureka, brok,
much crockery in the house and SEN
many people scurrying from theii
beds into the streets, occurred here
early Tuesday. The damage reported
SO far is estimated at between $4,000
and $4,000
The first and sharpest shock came
at 2:5S a. m. 1t was almost as Sc
we're as the one felt here on April 1S
1906. At sos another slighter shock
was experienced, followed by third
at $50 o'clock.
First Shock Does Damage.
The first shock caused practically
all the damage. Besides shaking down
many chimneys and breaking crock
cry the trembler caused the 16.foot
statue Of Minerva on the county court
house grounds to drop her heavy staff
which crashed through the roof OF
Superior Judge Hunts court room.
The walls Of the courthouse were
cracked in several places, but the
damage is not great.
The walls of the Carnegie library
building, erected five years ago at q
cost of $25,000, were slightly cracked.
Big Fissure in Earth.
Reports from the Seazy ranch, near
Freshwater, six miles north of Eu.
reka, state that the earthquake caused
a big fissure in the earth for half a
mile. A number Of chimneys were
thrown down In that vicinity, but 9TH
erwise little damage was done.
Tile shock extended as far north as
Blue Lake. rs miles from Eureka,
where some crockery was broken and
half dozen chimneys knocked down
The shocks seem 70 have been con.
fined to- small area and the vibra
tions were southwest to northeast.
San Francisco, Aug. 19.-The wealth.
er bureau here has no report of
earthquake anywhere except at Eu-
re!;a, which seemed to have been a
local disturbance of slight severity.
Washington, Aug. 19.-Neither at
the weather bureau nor at the coast
and geodetic survey observatory at
Cheltenham, Md, was any seismo-
graph record made of the earthquake
shock reported from Eureka, Cal,
Tuesday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
MANGLED BY A TRAIN
MINNEAPOLIS MILLIONAIRE AND
WIFE KILLED IN THEIR
AUTOMOBILE.

Minneapolis, Aug. 19,-John Gluek
millionaire brewer, and his w..e
were instantly killed in an automo.
bile accident this morning, Their car
was struck and entirely demolished
by Minneapolis & ST. Louis train at
Cottage Wood Lake, near Minnetonka.
Mrs. Gluek's aged mother was so
seriously injured that she cannot re-
cover. The two Gluek children. who
were also in the car. escaped with
severe injuries. The bodies OF Mr..
and Mrs. Gluek were so badly man
gled that they could not be recognized.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
RIVER HIGH AT oTTuMWA.
Ten Foot Mark Reached and Water
is Still Rising.

ottumwa, Aug. 19.-The heavy rains
of the last few days at up-river points
have caused the Des Moines river to
go on another rampage, and the low,
lands are now overflowed. The water
is now lowering around the ten foot
mark at the Market street bridge, and
is still slowly rising but it is thought
that by night the crest of the flood
will have been reached and the fall
will be rapid. A flood at this time of
the year is very unusual, but no seri,
Gus damage has been reported as yet.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
A NEW CITY HALL.
ottumwa Plans to Build One In Near
Future.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
Ottumwa, Aug. 19.-Ottumwa will
have a new city hall--some day.
Whether it is within the next few
years or ten. it is for the succeeding
city councils to determine. At any
rate Mayor Phillips recommends that
action be taken looking toward Great
ing fund for the erection of city
hall building costing in the neighbor-
hood of 100000 or $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
SCRAP WITH JAIL BREAKERS.
Sheriff and Posse Have Running Fight
in Corn Field.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press dispatch.
Ottumwa, Aug. 19.-After a chase
lasting since Saturday evening and a
running fight across cornfield near
Washington, Ia, early last evening
Sheriff Jackson and Deputy Garvin,
Of Ottumwa, and officers from Wash
ington, captured William Day, color
ed, and Stanley Wiley, white, who es.
caled from the Wapello jail by hold
ing up the guards with revolver at
supper time Saturday. In the light
Day was shot in the leg. Botn men
win be brought back TO ottumwa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
STRUCK TWICE BY LIGHTNING.
Iowa Woman Killed in Face of Old
Theory.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
Pueblo, Colo, Aug. 19.-In the face
of the theory that lightning never
strikes twice in the same place, Mrs
Lillian May Scott, of Vinton, Ia, Wis
iting friends at Cuccaras, was shocked
the second time by lightning, and the
last time fatally. She died yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Scott came to Colorado a
month ago to visit a sister living al
Cuccaras, and three weeks ago was
struck by lightning. She had just about
recovered when, on Saturday, she was
struck again, the last shock killing her
The body vas brought here tonight
and will be taken to Vinton for burial
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.
Des Moines Man Accused of Bigamy
and Deserton.

New York, Aug, 19.-Facing the
double charge of wife abandonment
and bigamy, William NJ Carley, the
prominent Des Moines merchant, who
is under arrest here, today was held
in $4,000 bail for examination. He
protests his innocence on both charges
and declares that he was never mar
ried to Miss Solomon. the woman who
Is known as Mrs. Carley in Des Moines.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
lNTERURBAN EXTENSION.
Work Begins on the Abba n iteman
Line Today.
United Press Diapatch.

United Press DiSpatch.
Abba, Aug. 19.--The grading outfit
of John fitzgerald, who has the con
tract for the Hiteman interurban, was
unloaded at the c. B. & Q. yards on
Sunday, and yesterday they were haul,
ed out on the line. They were six car
loads of wagons, scrapers, etc. We
suppose the work commenced today
in the heaviest cuts and fills.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
PEPPER FOR CHAIRMAN.
Muscatine Man viii Preside Over the
Democratic Convention.

Des Moines. Aug. ID. II. Pepper,
county attorney of Muscatine county.
was announced today as temporary
chairman of the democratic judicial
convention.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
Shaw to Aid in camnalnn.

Utica, n. Y, Aug. Chairman
Hitchcock today received telegram
from former Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw promising to make several
speeches in Maine and Vermont. Sec.
retary Wilson also will speak in Maine.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
BRYAN Gets a Mule.

Fairview, Aug. 19,-Bryan today re.
reived a mule presented by the Mime
sofa Agricultural Sociey. He declined
to comment on Sherman's speech.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
Fire Causes st5o,ooo Loss.

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. Aug 19.--
The business section of Gore bay.
Manitou island. has been wiped out
by fire. Loss sl5O,O00.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-20
COLLEGE Man a Suicide.

Utica, N. Y, Aug, 19.-Rev. James
G. Phelps, Financial Secretary of the
Syracuse university. committed suicide
at the Utica Hotel today
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NorIcr foR PUBLICATION

department OF the Interior 4. >. Land
OtIc" AZ ~Iucumcir,, y NJ, Aug ~. Igos.
NuIrr - hereby gwen hat Mluur NJ
iippln of san Jon, y W. Nho IN July Is.
1900, made homestead entry ~ yoiS, SER
al 80 uoJh tor lot I, SNinw nssNI sec,
2, ~ IN range 3ic, y VI principal mrtI.
dian, has Med motto" 81 intention to make
nnl cpfnmuiltiun proof. to establish Cam
To the land abny" de- Crlbrd, before Re.
gislrr and Receiver, q > Land office AZ
Incum'hrr y VI on the 18th day nj sep.
,rmbor zoos.
Claimant names A. witnesses
II " Moore, II VI Porter. Nm. o p,ppln
OF san Jon, y VI. Clara |. kennedy, ui Ia.
CumCiu, y VI.
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Department Of III" Interior O. =. l.ari
Onrr q, Tuoumo,u y VI. Aue To-. ilos
Notice Ir hrr"l, given that Jess" H.
1ru" # NJ Mister y. VI who IN sept
e. IJl1 mad" hIm"r ,otl entry 80 iuJ-i
So RAJ ~ H''T for . soc. 90 70, 5u range
51r. y. VI. principal wruII,n. ll. nl~d
notice ni intention 10 make nnll Cnmmnt1.
ton proof to establish claim to the l1ni
1buv" described, bciof" /. House. {. =.
tNmmIS.lrn"r m his olIr" Al llOu,p y
VI. IN tn" 18Th IA, Of September. 100,
Claimant name. %. Hi'nr..rs
IOhn \ Young Edgar Mullins John l..
Mansfield, Of NrAlatrr y NJ. William
" Tru" Of House. y VI.
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Department OF the Interior g. ). Land OF.
ice at Tucumcati. y NJ Aug 81, zoos.
Not,ce is hetrhS gwen ih1, Drew Free
man VI Quay y NJ. Who on March ~.
ioo7 made Homestead Entry No t"ts5
SERIAL No. n757 for " swl md w 81
section "a. Township 81. Range yuc. y.
NJ. principal meridian has filed notice vt
intention to make hn1l Communication proof
tn establish claim to the land above de-
scritwd. l,rfotr Register and Receiver 4
) Land Once At Tucumcnri y VI, on
the 10th ia, IT september iguN.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
lohn Sinct. ~. 5 Afford charlie sat.
tefwhitc. lor Sattctwhitc, all VI Quay
y NJ.
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NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION

l'"p'ftn"nl ri the interior, u. y. Land
pulcr At urumCarL y NJ. Aug. 10. iqna
Not,cc Is hereby gwen that lohn -
smith II L]rpansyillc. y II. who on OCT 4
~ u made homestead entry 80 IIsi7 ser
al 40 "sj4 Tor nui sec, 10, ~, sn, range
50" y VI principal meridian. has hlcl 40.
tee" ui intention 10 make final commu,,tIon
proof, 10 establish clam to the land above
do,cr,hcd before " T. rarllow, 4 $ Com.
missioner, IN his office AZ Hullenr. \ NJ.
on III" Ilth ia, oi September. 1905.
'IHimiui names A. Witnesses:
a : Haynns, CT Williams. /
u Ford, 60 '.rgansville. y. NJ.
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Notice lnr Publication

Department vt the Interior. a. y Land
OGicc at Tucumcari. y. VI. Aug. ~, inus
Noiicc Is hereby given that l'lorcnc,a
,iaftincg oi norton. y VI, who. ON March
- 400. made homestead entry No -Sul
serial NO uHyp. lor 81 ncl, NJ sci sec -.
~ IN range 81" y VI principal meridian.
has filed notice vt into niiun to make final
hvc year prunf. tn establish claim to tn
md above Described. before Register and
Receiver e. Land Once. at Tucumca
r. y VI. on the 18th. day Ut September
tiNlN.
Claimant names ls Witnesses
prttpliuo Analla, Niciori1no MARITIME,
Mariana MARTINEZ. aud Victor MARITIME
all OF Norton. y Nj.
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Department Of the Inferior, & =. Land
Oihc" at 1ucumcari, y NJ, Aug 10. Ipr-.
Notice is hereby gwen that Lewis Is
Schump ot Tncnmcati, y VI Nhu on
April 10, 1907 made homestead entr, 81
1000 serial No oss0 Tor ~r4nwL sv tnci
and lots : and ) sec, I To-. ION range az
y NJ, principal meridian, has filed notice
Of intention TO mabr hnal Communication
proof, to establish claim To- the land above
described before Register and k"rorvcr.
u. 5. Land oiic" a, %Tucumcari, y. NJ, Nm
the 18th day of September, 1907.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Tom Jackson, Reuben boss, Nm. Ridley
William Mapes all Of Tucumcau y VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, &. =. Land
Once ~ lucumCafl y VI, Aug. 10. .
Nnii'r IS hereby gwen that William %
Iippin 81 san Jon, y VI Who on March
~ 40" made homestead entry No 1870
serial y" u'g1, tor lot D. ncInwL Sc Inwl
'"i n"i sec 2 ~ On range $40 y VI,
principal meridian mas hlcd nolice ~ IA
''h'l"n to make hnil communication pTpoi
4" ESTABLISH clam to the land above lie.
''tibrd, h"tnr" Register and Receiver. u
) Land office A Tncumcarl. y NJ, IN
the Iirh di, oi september. zoos.
Claimant names a. witnesses
VI Porter, ! Is Suits, u II Lewis. &
" iIppin all OF san Jon, y NJ
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NOTICE rOK ruHLICArlON

!'"parirsent OF the Interior. q $ Land
once az Iu,amoarL y NJ, Aug. 10. zoos,
Notice Is hereby even that Thomas
settle OF hnllcno y NJ, who ON Aug. a.
700. mad" homestead entry No g66i, .sr,
lhI 40 pSDi Tor not srC, y, ~. On. range
Soc, \ VI, principal meridian, has flied
notice ~ intention To- make final
Ton proof tn establish CLAIM to IN. land
above described before " T. p,rilnw, u
, commissioner IN his otiioa At lIolIrn..
y VI ON the ilih day oi September. zoos
Claimant names as wlInessrs.
or'n Il Roberts Ollie u Gay, a A Range.
Lesley MaSeY all Of Hollene. n, NJ.
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Department Of the Interior. 1 =. Land
office AT Tucumcafi y. VI luis a. zoos.
Notice IS hereby gwen that Robert T..
killgore OF Hudson. y. NJ. who on Sept.
IS, 1900 made Homestead Entry No. MAO
Serial No. ooop Tor nwI Section -, Town
ship Tan, Range I2e. y. VI. principal mcr.
ldian has fled notice OF intention To- make
final communication proof. To- establish claim
to- the land above described, before Regis.
ter and Receiver. 4. ) Land Office al
Tucumcari y VI on the roth day OF
September. 1905
Claimant names as witnesses.
Tom Grant a. " Upton Dick Moore,
VIM. Lindsy all IT Hudson. y. VI.
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Department Of the Interior. q. :. Land
Once At Tucumc1u y VI Aug. 90. IlDs.
Motto" g. h'rrp, gwen that Melvin
forng Ut klrk y VI Whu on Nov. Is
Iyob. mad" homestead entry 30 Itnst yer.
al No ugoi lot n"I .rc, s. tr on. ranpc
soc, y. NJ principal meridian, has filed
motto" Of intention tn make final cummn,a
uon proni, 10 establish claim to tho land
above described before Itrpls.-- l'c.
ca'Y'r, y. ) L11l pnor a r,
y, NJ, on the roth day NJ September, 5000
iiim1nl ntn e Htn,,,r,:
Lewis Stuart Sam Hendricks W 4 Slock
cr. ! IL SAITH AN IT Kirk y VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. L. 5. Land
Office at Tucumcari - VI, Aug. TO. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that An rev
Snead Of Murdoch. y NJ who on Ian. {
1907 made homestead entry No I3gSi
serial No 1000 for sea sec a. ~. On rang,
ste y VI, principal meridian, has file,
notice oi intention to make final commute
ton proof, to establish claim To the Ian.
above described before Register and Re
eeiver, L ) Land office at Tucumcari. \
VI, on the IIth day Of September. 1905.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
W / Moore, II X Allen, Murdoch y VI
kobt 7 Smiihey, ROY l. Willhitr OF Arl
y. VI.
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NOilNE fON lUBLlCAIID
Department of the Interior. L = Land OF.
hcc At TucumcarI y VI Aug. 10 '.o-.
Notice is hereby given that Harley Allen
OF Murdoch. y VI. Who on Ian. !. 1907,
made homestead entry No I $50 serial 80
o'ni for nri sec 5 IT, Sn range irr y II.
principal meridian, has filed notice Of in.
trntiun to make hnal communication proof.
TO establish claim to the land above de-,
scrlbcd, before Register and Receiver. q.
;, Land office At rucumcau. y VI. on the
ilth day OF September 100.
Claimant NJ mes aS witnesses
\ II Snrad, Simon Strickland If Mar
dnrk y VI. Roy T. Wlllhitr koh, I
SmiIhey, Of Ard, y VI.
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NOTICE FOK punLICATIoN

Department OF the Interior. q \. Land
Oiice at Tuoumcari, y NJ. Aug. 20. ioos.
Notice is hereby gwen that John :.
Shadrick Of House, y. NJ, who on lune
~, 1907, made homestead entry No. fs257
serial No. oSss for nw4 sec a tp sn range
2se n. NJ, principal meridian, has filed
notice OF intention TO make final commute.
ton proof, to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before l., House, q ;.
Commissioner, in his office AZ House, n.
NJ. on the 18th day Of September. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel Il McDowell, Mrs. Minnie Is Nc.
Dowell, Mrs. Emma Holbrook, Henry
Colby, all Of House. y. VI.
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NOTICE tOK pUHLlCArION

NpllN tpN ~ bl-lA NliDN
Department Of the Interior, q. ;. Land
Office at TucumCari, y VI. Aug 10. 1905
Notice is hereby given that George Me
\ MolyneauX Of Logan. y VI. who on
March as. 1907 made homestead entry No
Iuht2 serial No 100 for SN4 sec. to ~.
ian, range Iie, y VI principal meridian.
has nled notice Of intention to make nnal
Communication proof, to establish clam Ia
the land above described, before " "
Moore, L ; Commissioner. in his office At
Logan, y VI. on the 18th day OF Septcm.
Der. 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses.
J l. Johnson, Il Smith. Is Reneau, I'D,
gar Cowan. all OF Logan. y VI.
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<orrcE rnR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR IURllCAGlON
Department Vt the Interior. 4 ) Land
Office At rucumcatl. y NJ Aug ~, los
Noticr Is hereby given that Willie II
brown. vt Lewis. y VI who. on Aug -.
laos. made homestead entry NJ 1850
SERIAL No oH1p Tor nrl sec g. ~ tn
range ylc VI principal meridian has
filed notice ot intention to make mat
communication proof, to- establish claim to
the land above described hrfnr" Register
AMI Receiver. Us Land Once. at Tucum-
carr y VI. On the 1. day vt October zoos
Claimant a. witnesses
n Snidrr. oi Field y VI Sirirk Snti"r
vi Field, y VI. \ n1lc, vt Field \ NJ,
and 4 G. Baker VI Lewis. y VI
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department Of the Interior q. $. Land
ono" at lurumcart y VI Aug 10, zoos.
Nuucc is hereby given that lame, n.
Porter ri l~urumCaTi. y NJ Whn IN lunr
- 200 made homestead rnlFy No. ,1s,
SERIAL 80. OSLO Tor Wlsct and Vlnct scc.
- ~ I'm range it". \ VI principal
meridian ha' filed Motto" e intention to
mas" hnal communion proof. "a establish
claim to the land ahnv" described. before
Register and RECEIVER, &. s Land office
At Iuoumcau y NJ, on the 18th day Of
September zoos.
Claimant names A. witnesses,
II ; Anderson Il \ Wool, ! Is Colyin. W
Is Long, all Of Iucumrlti y NJ.
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