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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26
PUSHING TAX RAISE.
Administration Councilman Consider
Railroads Are Working IL.

This afternoon the Salt Lake city coun-
ell is holding a postponed meeting as a
committee on the whole, to talk over how
hard Salt Lake should be pressed this
year for taxes and bonds the matter
coming up as a report from the commit
tee on estimates and appropriations. That
raise in the tax rate of II 2-3 mills
is a certainty is agreed by all who have
to do with the administration while many
others believe that tven it the 100000 in
bonds is hoated the taxes will be raised
anyhow, at a meeting subsequent TO the
voting OF the bond issue
The administrations scramble for more
money has resulted in a decision to push
a bond issue. TO raise the tax levy. to in
crease the water rates, and increase the
license taxes The last two methods are
especially approved by Mayor Bransforu
and he has been at work on them for
some time The license tax has already
been put into effect and collections
forced from many people. Merchants
now organizing to fight 1t. and secure its
repeal ON the GROUNDS that it taxes them
after they have already been taxed on
the value of their stock of goods and all
their property holdings.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Burlington has u new travelling
agent in the person of William
Darke, Jr. just arrived. Mother and
babe are doing splendidly. Mr.,
Darke has been telephoning hourly
messages from his home to Railroad
row. At press time. Mr.. Darke was
trying to get r. Neslen, the Burling-
ton man here, TO believe the little fell
low Is beginning to talk.
The Rio GraHde and Colorado Mid
land announced summer rate of $50
for the round trip from Colorado
common points, to Utah points for tho
coming season. A 3O-day limit VIII
bu allowed on these tickets, and heavy
travel to Utah is anticipated The
selling dates are 10 be; June ., o, 1G,
%, 90, 81 and 80; July 7, Q, 10, II,
II, II. and IS: Aug 4, IL, rs, rs;
Sept. j. s, is, - and 20; and Oct,
6 and 10.
All western railroads working IN
unison have agreed upon a $500
round trip rae from Chicago ana a
$40 rate from Missouri river points for
persons wishing 20 be either In San
Francisco or Los Angeles when the
neot comes home A 6O-day limit has
been announced for tickets sold under
This rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26
REV. A. LINCOLN SHUTE
HAILED BEFORE COURT

Chicago. March 26-rhe Rev a. Lin
coin Shute, pastor of the wesley Method
list Episcopal church. and one OF the
leaders In the Chicago Law Sc order
League suddenly tok the center of the
stage yesterday in the hearing of the
case to compel the election commission
ers to put the Sunday closing question
on the ballot.
Mr. Shute expressed himself freely yes
terday on the decision rendered Tuesday
by Judge Charles NJ. Walker of the
circuit court. Judge Walker decided the
Sunday closing question should be placed
on the little ballot" thus reversing
the decision of the election commission
crs That action of the judge moved Mr.,
Shute to say that the court order us
trason; It is anarchy" etc.
The little ballot case is still In Judge
Walkers jurisdiction and yesterday when
his attention was called TO the preach
er's comments he summoned Mr.. Shute
to appear before him today and show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt OF court.
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WHAT ABOUT SPLIT TRICK
Telegraphers' Organization Contends
Railroads Are Circulating Employ

The question of whether a railroad
has right to work an operator
split trick in many cases practical
ly compelling a man to work IS and
20 hours u day. is to be tested in the
supreme court by the Order OF Rail-
way Photographers, several cases al
ready having been taken before the
supreme court for trial.
In case the court decides that the
split trick" is a violation of the law
it Is probable that move win he
made by the order to force the rail-
roads 10 work a man continuously dur
ing the time that he is supposed 10 be
on duty
Local tclegraphers are deeply inter
Congress limiting hours OF employees
service) reads:
mo operator, etc, who, by the use
of telegraph or telephone dispatches
shall be required or permitted to re-
main on duty for n period longer than
nine hours In "a in any station, etc,
worked day and night continuously
nor mere than 10 hours in stations
worked In day time alone except In
cases of emergencies"
In cases Of emergencies a man may
be asked to work three or four hours
overtime but emergencies must not
arise more than three times a week.
Roads hold that telegraphers who do
not handle train orders or whose work
does not affect train movements are
not affected by the law and can work
as before. Workers at stations not
operated night and day are working Il
hours, photographers In various parts
| Of the country, including local terri
tories assert the "split-trick game Is
being worked SO cleverly by railroads
that many telegraphers are now work
ing 10 ana IS hours a day, The re-
suit OF the Investigation started by the
! o. n. r, is OF national interest.
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WHILE DELEGATES GATHER
BAGGAGE BURNS IN HOTEL

Springfield, Ill, March 26.-Fire
that started at noon today and was
practically under control an hour later
caused damage estimated at $4,000
Ia the Lelenad hotel. one of the best
known hostelr'es in the country. Most
of the delegates attending the Repub-
lean convention had rooms at the
hotel and nearly all Of them lost their
baggage. Most of the delegates We're
at the convention at the Hme the fire
broke out So far as known, no lives
We're lost. All Of the attendants, 1t
Is believed. made their escape as did
those guests who were in the build
ing when the fire broke out.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater-Grace George, direct from
her London and New York successes.
appears at the Theater tonight in
"Divorcons." The role of Cyprienne is
a part made famous by Duse. Rejane
and other old world actresses. Miss
George win have a notably strong cast.
the leading man being the English ac-
tor Mr.. II. Reeves Smith.
Music Fcstival-The programs OF
the salt Lake Musical festival are off
the presses Of the Deseret News and
are now being distributed by Manager
Graham. The programs are hand
somely illustrated and on the inner
covers contain the names of all the
festival chorus, in addition to the fes-
tival committees. The pictures of the
artists are also given prominent place,
and the words of "Hiawatha's Wedding
Feast and "The Golden Legend" are
printed entire. The back part of the
book is devoted to cards and portraits
of the leading music professors OF the
city.
Orphcum-The German comedian
and the Sapphire and Ruby" acts are
exciting great enthusiasm at this
house. The other acts are good and
the whole bill gives complete satisfac-
ton.
+, Grand--Theodore Torch and his
| company are giving the closing rendi-
tons of His Terrible Secret
| Lyric-The linn Comedy company
| In ooh Yvette" wind up the season to-
| morrow and will follow it with com
| pletely new bill.
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TO USE AUDITORIUM.
Bench Show of Kennel Club VIII be
Held I'm Big Building.

A contract was signed this morning
S. O'Mara OF the Auditorium for the
use of the big building for the bench
show which is scheduled to take place
on April ., and A. Secy, Jones of the
club states that entries have been
coming in thick and fast during tho
past few days, and that the number Of
dogs entered viii be greater than last
years record. The promoters of the
coming show are working hard and
predict that the event will be big
success. The rink, where the show will
be held, will not be opened for roller
skating until April 6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26
AFTER MANY DAYS
HERO is REWARDED

Chicago, March ga dispatch to the
Record Herald from Tacoma, Wash,
says:
To have saved the life of fellow
emigrant in a wreck in 1873 and 30 years
later to have read in newspaper plas-
tered upon the wall of homestead
shack an advertisement which led TO his
becoming the recipient of fortune of
Ss75. 900, Is the experience of Peter An
derson, farm hand who resides near
White Bluffs. Wash. Anderson yester-
day received a check for $4,000 TO en-
able him to proceed to New York to
carry out the final legal formalities nee
essary in the transfer of the fortune.
His friend was Peter Knudsen. who
made $1,000, 900 in the glove business in
New Jersey
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Conference Reunions,


Northern Sta,os ,,
April 6, 1905 7,2o Vau"S evening
6 east North Tor,,idp IT. 1t Odeon
S. university. Program 'r rps L. D
good social time. Elders, sainto n lti
lllehus invited.
Ieeds--.E,dars ava ~
'p,i,,sIon win ntoot Nv, n Ssi.ts oil Iced
cbonei cot,,r,,,, Nv thirteenth way
lntnrested in,'t, April I. AZ
'''V"'
Colorado NIissiop--Ftlors co.,
of Colorado mIseion v,lii ,,,a,,, ~" Nv. S.alhl
floor of Utah National Mani, E Un ,.nlf'
on evening OF Monday, April 4
frlellds invited
JivcrnooI--Tbe otdor, o,,a .,
Tho Iiyernool conferenrs Vii Vii SAINTS q
sen,i "a nnrai re,nia, ~ WI n9ll thel
Memorial hail, Saturday evening, Ami
4, commencing at $3.50 p. IN.
,.,,r,sbv co,,oo
no held Er,dov Az, e"tilon wiz
teenth ward h5i, tai,a C y, n ..ie N'ne'
md alirht at Fnnrtb Nort,, '''ee' cu
a,,,,,t s..s q. III, Va Nulth, an eI
a good time is assured all.
-ts,dars oa
the Nanchestar H.. nv SAINTS o
patha, IN The S,,,ae,,. on,Iv.s"ce WIZ
nent han No,,h ne, "",u a''luse'
West streets S,t,,r5o,. 1iu Flt
cert refresb,,o,,ts a,'d 49,, ~, T. Con-
''1
Swedish-+The Swedish Misslorar
society takes great pleasure in cord.
ally inviting missionaries, saints sbs
friends to their regular seml-anbp,
reunion TO be held Saturday. Aprl
arY rendezvous tbe pione oaie's oGsus'
on west Fiftb south Excei,S's ~
gram. Take serond vves, So, y
the conductor win show Won tba n,. %
Peg
Newcastle--The regular seml-anm
al reunion OF elders and saints Of hi
Barratt Hail saturdav ev az ii, "7I s,l Y
4, at S o'clock -'p''
,iioilnu-beis missionaries aH
sailts are cordially invited to atter
d Ieunlotl IN the seventeenth waF
amusement nall FIRST North betwee,
west 4empie and FIRST West at So
ments. ''4 ''i'e'"'
sandwich lsiands-The reunion o
Sne sandwich Islands missionaries ant
l.iehus VIII DE heid conformity viii
orher ToIyneshns IN the Odeon, els
North temple street on Monday even
ii.S' APrlI o. program VIII commend
a. Gov sharp' hon John I. Calrs
eral committee. will lead the cram
march. The Hawaiian Troubadour
and Ladies Orchestra viii be presen,
and an excellent program has been nro
vided.
p.,.,
ristSi ana theitenham-ln the Pi
tween West Temple and First We,
streets, Monday evening. Aprll G 1908
program commencing nj m sbarp
Refreshments and dancing All elder
and saints cordially invited,
Norwicn--The elders and saints o
'he Norwlch' England, conference ar
a lsguestsu 10 convene at the Tenth war,
Fourth and Fifth South streets at
p. m. Monday evening. April {. A goN
program and a social reunion are N,
main feature of the evening.
saIloa-h elders ana tnel
hold their annual reunion this yelf
with other Polynesians, on April G h
the Odeon. near the l.. d. s. university
Program Will commence at $50 D IN
Native music and songs will be rem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26
NO MORE BITTER PILLS.

Salt Lake is to have a lady pharma-
cist, local drug company having en-
ployed Miss Mamie Quick, a recent
graduate from the Valparaiso Univer-
sity. Miss Quick has just arrived from
her home in Albany H., and viii en-
ter upon her duties at once. That place
was the home town of Mrs. W. NJ.
Young of the Juvenile court, and the
latter is showing the young lady the
sights of the city today. Miss Quick is
of the opinion that salt Lake is de-
cidedly pretty, and most desirable
place for q home.
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MRS. BERRY GETS DECREE.
Referee Jenkins Reports Findings and
Divorce is Granted.

Edna NJ. Berry has been granted a
divorce from Murillo Berry, the decree
having been signed by Judge George
c. Armstrong. upon receiving the re-
port of Deputy Clerk William u. Jen-
kins. who was appointed referee TO take
testimony I'm the case.
The findings of fact are to the effect
that the plaintiff and defendant mar
ried April 20, 1902. that there are two
children as issue of said marriage. Ed
ma, aged FIVE. and Murillo, aged three,
ana that the defendant for a long time
prior to the commencement of this ac-
ton. failed to support his wife and chill
drden. although being an able-bodied
man and able to earn 800 per month
The conclusions of law We're that the
PLAINTIFFS prayer for divorce should be
granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26
BooKKEEpER A FoRGER.

Los Angels, March 26,--Roland w.
Patterson, formerly a bookkeeper en-
ployed by the Chevalier & Matthews
Lumber company of Spooner. Mimi,
was arrested here last night on a
charge of having committed forgeres
which netted him $4,000. Sheriff
Bailey Of BemIdji Minnesota. who has
been searching for Patterson three
months. left today for the east with
his prisoner who agreed to go without
requlsition papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26
N. G. us BIRTHDAY.

This Is the birthday OF the Utah Ma
t,onal Guard which was presented 10
The commonwealth by the military
stork, on the evening OF March 20.
1894. The charter organizations
were companies a ana q, First IN
fnntry, and The light battery, IN an
about $50 men, The company COM
Inanders were capt. Grow Of A COM
pnny Capt. IL NJ. n Lund OF b
company ana capt Gibbs OF the bait
terry AdjWont General George VI.
Otinger swore the new guard into
service VI the state.
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GRATED MANY YEARS.

Chicago. March GAN amazing system
Of robbery and graft involving 10 em-
plnyes and big business hrma, and ex-
tendlng back through several years, was
uncovered yesterday In the water de.
Two employees in Guiding "a division Head
were removed and 9s subordinate employ.
es IRE slated for discharge today SOine
IN the lhefts,
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DEATH OF REESE PRICE

Reese Price died this morning from
tuberculosis. He WAS 40 years old, and
was well known in Salt Lake City
where he came from Wales Is years
ago. For IA years he was an employe
of Silver Bros, but for the last four
years he has conducted store on
West Temple street. His mother and
family are in Wales, his nearest rela-
tive in this city being a cousin. T. j.
Thomas. Funeral services viii be held
at o'clock Sunday, at Joseph William
Taylor's undertaking parlor.
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FREE GARDEN SEEDS.

County Fruit Tree Inspector John T..
sorenson has received from Washing
ton, d, c., per the franklng privilege
OF Senator George Sutherland. several
hundred pounds ~ garden seeds. TO be
distributed cautiously 10 persons desir-
Ing them, Many packages are being
mailed To various parts OF the county,
and others are 10 be had upon Appli-
cation at the city aud county building
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REALTY SALES LIVELY.
TuttIes Report Several Good Sized
Sales Recently.

The Tuttles report the follow
ing realty transfers: Premises 1853 @
street 4xlo rods, from the Utah Saw
ings Bank and Trust company to l.. f.
Branning, $500; 1922 Third avenue, five
room house. Pacific Lumber company
to Anna H. Perkins, $3.50: 1S5 d street,
five room house. Pacific Lumber COM
pany to Alice Dernford, $4,000, 122 Il
street eight room house, 3Xl0 rods.
Sarah T. Morris to william Cooper,
$4,000; 2T5 IL street, 4x7 rods. seven
room house. Nicholas Smitrop to 7. II,
Jones, $500: 655 Third avenue NJ. S
Woolley to K. c. Jones, 5X71a rods, si9
room house, $4,000.
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TAILOR AFTER THE DUKE.

New York, March 26.--Judge Conlon
OF tho city court has under considera-
ton motion on suit of James Cava-
naugh. a tailor of London and Paris,
against the Duke de Chaulnes, who re-
Gently married Miss Theodore shonts,
daughter OF Theodore r. Shonts. The
suit is to recover 81, 3l5 alleged to be due
for clothes furnished by the tailor 10
the duke in 1901
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DIR. JORDAN III.

San Jose, Cal, March 2G.-David starr
Jordan, president of Stanford univer-
sity, who was taken Ill yesterday, Is
somewhat improved this morning. He
is in bed, under a physcians care a
the residence OF his friend, Attorney
S. II. Leib.
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BANKER is TnnnATENEp.

Coffeyylle, Kan March &C. n.
Carpenter Vice president of the Condor
National Bank OF this city, received
an anonymous letter today telling him
TO be ready 10 pay stranger $500 on de-
mand under penalty OF having his bank
aud residence destroyed by dynamite.
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DAMAGE CASE.

The case of o. D. Banks against
Frank Godbe IS OF trial before jury
in Judge Dichl's cart today. The de-
PENDANT is being sed for alleged in
jury 10 property elonging to plain
tn, for which damages are sought to
be recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26
had FIRE IN KENTuoKy.

Winchester, KY, March 26.-Flre
which started hero early today caused
u loss estimated ut 100000. one business
block was destroyed and other buildings
were threatened. An appeal for aid
was made to Richmond. KY. and fire
apparatus was sent from that city.
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II. u. Evans. Florist, 80 s. Main 81
Floral designs u specially. Phone stl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26

We are all cocoa lovers now. By the w.,, / .
sale Of McDonald's pure, soluble cocoa ,o o's
steadily on, increasing in volume dav bv 6D''
One quality, and that the highest quality. ''
Mcdonald, whole world love en
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NOTICE. EnR PUBLICATION

Department, oI the interior. a. S Land
Office at Tucumcarl. " NJ July TO. 1905.
Notice is hereby given tina, Louis r.
Schrsder Of San Jon. Quay county. n. NJ
who on Dec $, 1910 made homestead IN.
try No, iIl17 serial No, oios Tor sanwl
n2sw4 section 40, township ION range $50
y. VI. =. NJ. has flied notice Of intention
to make final Communication proof, tn esiab.
lish claim to the land above described, he.
tore w w Bennett. u. $. Commissioner.
in his office a, san Jon, n NJ. on the ilih
day Of August, zoos.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Earl Ross. y. Cresap, Classy Loopsr, OF
San Jon y N, l.. Hairless. Iitakes, ".
NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department, OF the Interior, u. y Land
Office ut TpcumeaTi, n. M. July 9. zoos.
Notice Is hereby given that John T.. Cur.
~ OF House, y. NJ who on August o, 1000,
made homestead entry No. 1857 serial No.
oI74 Tor nw4 section az, township s n
range AZ g, n NJ 4. NJ. has filed notice
Of intention 10 make final Communication
proof. TO establish claim to the land above
drs, ribed, before !. l.. House. u. s. Com.
missioner. in his office at House. n. NJ,
on the nth day Of August. zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses:
VI Y. Wharton. ]. =. Drake, A G. DUFF
T. l.. Mitchell. all OF House, N. NJ.
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NOTICE. EOR PUBLICATION.

Department, Of the Interior, q. 5. Land
Once a, Tucumcari. n NJ July 6, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that John 7 Rel,
Of Hollcnr, Quay county, ~ NJ. who on
Sept. 4. 1900. made homestead entry No
ioStj serial No. oS6. for nwl section a.,
township IN range 80 e y NJ. 4. VI has
filed notice OF intention to make final com
mutation proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before w. 4. Part.
low. u. : Commissioner, IN his oihcr At
Hollene. y NJ on the i4th day Of Aug
ust, oos
Claimant names ~ witnesses.
w l. Frost. X. r.. Belt. John Trent,
VI. Is. Claunch. all Of Hollene. Quay coun.
~, New Mexico.
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NOTICE eoR PHIL, ALTON.

W. - wv ~
Department OF the Interior. ". s Land
OHce At Tucumcari, n. NJ, July q, 1905,
Notice is hereby gwen tina, I'D Oma
Claunch oi Hollene. y. NJ, who OF NV
ember ~. 1909. made homestead entry No.
$50 serial No oG2 Tor ne4 section 40
township ? n range 50 e. y. VI y. NJ, has
filed notice OF intention to make final five
year proof. to establish claim to The land
above described. before w T. rarilow.
T.. $ Commissioner. in his office At Iiol.
lenc, n. NJ, on the 18th day Of August,
1905.
Claimant m as witnesses!
CHM Johnston. T, &. Riley. Of Endce.
y. NJ Stacy Queen. I%lollcne ~ NJ, J.
w Williams. Of Mclean. n NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department, Of the Interior, u ). Land OF.
hcc At Tucumcari, y NJ, July ., 1905.
Notice is hereby given that, Lucinda
Stuhlebeem. widow of ELIAS II. S,ufle.
BEEN. deceased. Of Tucumcati. y NJ. who
on October 10, 1905, made homestead en-
try No. 6ilo serial No oiS7 Tor sei section
~. township ~ n range 81 q y. NJ y. NJ
has filed notice Of intention to make final
Communication proof. to establish claim To
the land above described. before Register
and Receiver. q. $. Land Office. Tucum.
cati. ~ NJ, on the 18th day Of August.
1905
Claimant names as witnesses:
T.. l.. Love. Jonn Daily. w. x. Ridley, J
Il. Daughtty. all Of Tucumeari, NJ y.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. o.. :. Land
Office at Tucumcari. New. Mexico, July
8 1905.
Notice is hereby given Ina: Bonnie Par.
IRISH, Of Hollene. Quay county, y. NJ, she
on Oct. s. 1900. made Homestead Entry
No. i1,o6S serial No olo for sw4 section
@ township On range Ioe has filed notice
OF intention to make final Communication
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before w. T.. Parlow, q. )
Commissioner. in his Office in Hollrne, y
NJ, on The 18th day OF August 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Robey. John n. Giles. Vile,
Vaughn, Louis w. Chance, all Of Hollene.
N. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior u S Land
Office at rucumcari, n. NJ. July TO. Ioos.
Notice is hereby given that Missouri T..
Troiler. of House. N N who on April ~,
1907, made homestead entry no. 1870.
serial no. oI77, for se4 soc 40 tp 81 range
2Se. N NJ principal meridian, has filed
notice Of intention 10 make fnal commute.
ton proof to establish claim to the land
above described before J I. House u S
commissioner In his Office at House N N
on the IIth day Of August, 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses:
L |. White, J & Terry, Henry Colby, Tom
Davenport. all Of House n N,
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