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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-18
IF IT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
LOCAL GAMES TO-DAY.

; The Oecidentals play the Helena :
> team at Ogden this afternoon. The =
, Helena team is doing its early sea- :
, son training at Ogden and the game =
, today viii BE- It's first appearance on =
: the diamond, A special rate has =
, been ma5e over the Short Line OF :
, sl10 for the round trip. The train :
; leaves Salt Lake at ! p H. and re- :
, turns ~ "a p. N. =
; The picked team from Salt Lake =
; plays the Republican team at Walk 4
, er's field this afternoon. =
, The 0. :. L. team PLAYS the Fort :
, Douglas team at Fort Douglas this :
) afternoon. The o. s. = team viii I
) line up: W Grey, C.; =. Grey and =
' Dearborn. D.; Shoules, 1 b.; AndeT- :
; son. b.. Holder. 5. s., Dyer, b.; :
Lunnou, r f.; Wilson, C. f.; Spidell, =
; ]. +.
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CARRIERS MOTOR CLUB
GOES TO LAGOON

The Carter Motorcycle club has planned
n club run for today which will take
the buzz bikes TO Lagoon and return. The
reports received yesterday state that the
country roads are in great shape and Il
is thought the club viii make some fast
time. The members who have announced
that they will make the trip are Ray
mond Boes Harold Peck. Walker Chees-
man, Glen Smith. r. W. Howe. Gus Carl
son, George Jackson. ". T. Mcdonald,
". E. HeWett and George Carter.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL.

Cincinnati. April f7.-Cincinuati defeat
ed Pittsburg this afternoon in one OF the
most exciting games ever seen on the
local grounds. The visitors secured five
runs off Karger in the second inning
Casper then went in to pitch for Gin
cinnati and completely stopped the Pitts
burgs. Maddox and Lever. the visitors
pitchers. were knocked out of the box
The errors Of AbbattichO also helped the
locals. Score. r. II. f.
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
PittsbuTg o.. ......-.....-.........-.s
Batteries-Karger. Casper and Mclean,
Maddox. Lever. Frock and Gibson. I'm
pires-ODay and Emslie.
Chicago, April 1.-THE locals made but
three singles off Rhodes today while St.
Louis gathered seven off Ruelbach. two of
them doubles and one a triple. Ruelbach
was very wild. passing nine. but only two
of them ended in runs. Score;
ST. n'f IS6is f. .......................ii :
Observation-Disclosures and Moran: Rhodes
ard Bresnanan- Umpires-Klem and
Kane.
New York April 1.-THE New York Ma
uOnsls defeated Philadelphia today before
a record-breaking crowd. Moore was un-
steady and his support was slow. Score;
Philadelphia e.. ...................i 3 /
New epk ~.
and Myers. Umpires-JOhnstone and Gu
sack.
Boston, April 17.-Brooklyn failed to hit
with meE on the bases and Boston won
~ ''1 ' R. Fl. E.
EO'I,I,- - 80 .-''.''.'.''..'.''..'.'g
Batteries-Mattern and Bowerman: Pas
torius and Bergen. Umpires-Rigler and
TRULY.
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JIMMY SLAGLE is
SOLD TO BOSTON

Chicago. April LIT was announced TO-
DAY that Jimmy Slagle, for several years
outfielder on the Chicago Nationals had
uSen sold TO Boston. Slagle. who is pop
ularly known as Ribbit Slagle. led tbe
batting order in the championship series
OF iS95 ard 1907.
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FREAK RECORD BROKEN.

Portland. Ore. April i7.-Fcrrest A.
SmitnsoD. running under the colors OF the
Multnomah Amateur Athletic club N an
amateur athletic union meet today broke
the worlds record IN the fifty-yar5 high
hurdles ny doing the distance in - sec
onas- The former record vas G 81 sec
ordS
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BICYCLE MARATHON NOW

New York. April l7.-With t'- - DC
OF the National Cycling ass'--- .-,-7 n
first bicycle Marathon race on Fs.t.-s n
be held here June f3 All a.i' e.irls
this country and abroad arc
Nearly IG9 prizes viii lie 0fi1re1
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wEsToN's DAILY GRIND.

Chicago. April 17.-Edwsrd PsysOE Wes-
tor completed the first big stage Of his
sY-laScoatinental tramp when he reached
Chicago tOdgE IIe enters che boundary
- tic city "a OBe Hundred and Sixth
street AZ 20 y m and expected to reac.:
lie downtown district By I O'CLOCK
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q. ~. c..


Three base hits-AndeTson- Base or
Balis-Off Larsen, /; off Christensen. 4
Struck Out-By Larsen. 3; by Christensen
8. Left on Bases-Utah, S; b. Y. c, g.
First on ErrOrs-Utah, .; B. Y. c., A. Hit
by Pitcher-Young, Christensen, Dyer.
Sacrifice HitS-Peterson. Stolen Bases
Watkins, Muir ., Jones ?, Horsfan / Tn
pire--Billy Dutch.
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will be the best and finest automobile
town between Chicago and Los Anee-
les I say this without hesitancy. ana
knowing whereof I speak There 5 no
place in the entire west where an aI--
tomobile owner can get more pleasure
out Of his car in the matter of beauti-
ful scenery, excellent country drives.
fresh air and favorable weather. than
IN and about salt Lake. I know that
personally there is no other city I ever
visited where I would rather own a
car.
Our Denver Office has had a very
excellent year. we are sold out OF our
Pierce Great Arrow cars just as we are
sold out in salt Lake. In fact. there
are no more Pierce 1903 cars to be had
any place in the country"
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Ithaca-CornelI. 8. Lafayette. 0.
At Princeton, n J.-Princeton. l.; Co.
lumbia. =
At New Haven-Yaie. Il. Trinity. /
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Occidentals.

Picked team 30 @ o I q l.
Credentials o.. 80 o 3 D q o % IS
Base on balls-Off Smith. ? Two-base
t-MOrehead. Double -days-Langley 10
HaWley Hargraves 70 Hawkins TO
Burns Hawkins unassisteG. Marx to
bucket Hit by pitched ball-LangleN,
kaefer Struck Out-By Smith. 1. by Ten
rant T. Passed balls-MarX. Stolen
bases-Lawrence, Rawlins Sacrifice hit
Smith. Umpire-MaTiCkal. Time Of game
-l:45. Attendance-500.
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BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN.

Washington. April 17.-Boston drove
Gray from the box in the first inning to-
day and later on hit Hughes hard defeat
ing Washington to l. In the eighth
inning Hiles hit the ball to the fence and
ran around DaDzig. who had held on to
second. believing Clymer would make a
fly catch. When the ball was returned 10
taS ln-tieid Danzig was on second and
Niles on third. Score r. IT. f.
Washington O.. ..--......-......--.1
Batteries-Gray. Hughes and Street;
Waiter Arellanes and Spencer.
Philadelphia. April 17.-Errors by Engie
contributed largely 10 New \ Orks defeat
by Philadelphia today. Dygert weakened
at Tue finish and Nickers went in and pre-
vented New York from making a winning
rally by tanning Engle. Score:
Philadelphia g.. ....................e 3
New York .....-...-.....A
Batteries-Dygert Eickers and Lamp:
Lake and KleinOw.
Detroit. April 17.-Clevelsnd took an
early lead ia today's game mixing jus
four runs Detroit started hitting Rhoades
in the seventh and forced him off the slab
IN the eighth. joss. who replaced him.
proved easy. three Of the first four bat
tiers hitting safely. determining the re-
suit. the home team winning by a score
OF TO 5 Bradley was spiked by Cobb
sliding 70 third base in the eighth and
vas forceti to retire from the game.
Score: r II. i.
Detroit 90 ..-.--.-... : 10
Cleveland 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
Batteries-W illet and Schmidt. Rhoades.
Joss and Clark.
St Louis. April I7.-Chicago punched
four hits in the tenth today and defeated
ST Louis, 3 TO I. The locals were help
less before Smiths pitching and batting
An immense crowd saw the contest, which
was unusually fast Score:
K H L.
LUIS ..-----.--i
Clt-NoA.p ~
Batteries-W adden and Criger; Smith
and Sullivan.
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T00AYS GAM ES.

National League.
PIttsburg at Chicago.
st Louis at Cincinnati
American League.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
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= .iT = popular liHe OF fiction. $50. Hor-
Ton Book Store, q East Cd south.
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are no more Pierce 1903 cars to be had
any place in the country"
The contest board of the American
Automobile association has arranged
10 have Arthur y. Jervis Of % West
Forty-SeCond street, New York send
out the Official news and various in
formation concerning the sixth annual
reliability touring contest of the A. A.
A. including the contests for the Glib
den, Hover and Detroit trophies
The tour this year will start from
Detroit, Mich. the first or second week
in July, and will run through the mid
die west. probably TO Denver, and then
back TO Kansas City.
The official matter sent out by Mt
JeTviS VIII be strictly I'm the interests
Of the contest board and the tour. and
not n the interest Of any car or trade
firm The laying out OF the route will.
of course. be covered in this official
matter and the progress OF the path
finding car noted as a matter Of news.
but the detail concerning the psrticu-
lar performances of the pathfndins
car viii he sent out seDarately bv the
makers Of the car. and Independently
of the general news Of the tour sent
out by Mr. Jervis for the contest board.
August StoSer. who makes q special
y or me nisn grade Peerless. SAYS the
outlook for the summers trade in au-
tOmObiles is brighter than IL has been
at any time since he came to Salt
Lake. The people are becoming better
educated in automobiles and take to
the high-CiasS cars. realizing that in
the long run II is p better investment.
SAYS Stocker. And talking about speed
says Stoker. do YOU know that in spite
Of all efforts. the record OF two miles.
made four years ago by Barney Old
field on Peerless. still stands
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Batteries-Harser. Casper and Mclean.
Maddox. Lever. Frock and Gibson TIM
pires-O Day and Emslie.
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Batteries-Gray, Hughes and Street,
Waiter Arellanes and Spencer.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
BANK OF EVENING SHADE
Officers And Directors Elected For The
Ensuing Year.

The stockholders of the Bank
of Evening Shade held their an
nual meeting Monday. The old
officers were e-elected, as fol-
lows: W. A. Edwards, Presi-
dent; Milton Stokes, Vice Presi-
dent; W. B. Hamm, Cashier,
The following board of directors
was chosen: W. A. Edwards,
Milton Stokes, W. B. Hamm,
Peter Hansen, G.. Il. Craig.
Since its organization the
Bank of Evening Shade has had
a prosperous career. 1t enjoys
the confidence Of the community
at large and of other institutions
of its kind, and is regarded as
one of the strongest of the
smaller banks of the country.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08

Eat all the good food you like.
Quit Dieting, You don't have
to diet to cure dyspepsia. In
fact you can not cure dyspepsia
or indigestion that way, but
rather you must add strength to
the weak stomach by taking
something that will digest the
food which the stomach can not
digest. Kodol is the only thing
known today that will do this,
for Kodol is made Of natural d.
gestive juices found in "a healthy
stomach, and 1t digests all food
completely, Kodol is pleasant to
take, and is guaranteed to give
relief in any case Of stomach
trouble. Sold by Snow Drug
Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
REpRIEvED AGAIN.
|'aek Lcsrand's Reprleve Extended Until
Next Monday.

Last Saturday Governor Pin.
|uall granted further reprieye In
'ho case of Jack Lcgrand, VIII,
|was convicted In this county las
august on the charge of bigamy
and bis punishment assessed a,
'nree years in the penitentiary
A strong petition was recent,
presented to the governor askinl
or the pardon Of Legrand apf
pc granted a reprIeve until jam.
l, In order to make An IN
Cesugation Of the case. Tbn
feprieve has been extended I,
january II, the governor pivin,
the reason for granting III,
sN'ohsion that. business IN his Of.
'0e had been so volumInous tba
10 mad not had time to Give N,
'ase proper attention,
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The Entire Criminal Docket Disposed OF
In Northern District.

Circuit court for the Northern
District convened at Hardy Mon
day, and on the first two days ot
the term the entire criminal
docket was disposed Of, not a
single case remaining on the
docket. Following are the pro.
ceedings:
STATE VS.
Bill Smith, perjury, dismissed
by state;
W. E. Smith, fraud, dismissed
by state.
Bob Paden, disturbing a re-
ligious congregation, dismissed
at cost of defendant.
Sam Wilkerson, forgery, de-
murrer confessed; resubmitted
and reindicted, d,splea of guilty to
petit larceny, fined $40 and given
one minute in Jail.
Arthur Booth, disturbing the
peace, dismissed. by state.
Riley Cunning ham, selling
liquor without license, plea OF
guilty, fined $50.
John Goodman, larceny, plea
Of guilty, fined $40 and given
one minute in Jail.
Chas. Ing and Robert Thomp-
son, burglary, plea Of guilty,
Thompson sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary and Ing
sentenced to five years.
j. Matt Taylor, larceny, dis
missed at cost Of defendant.
l.. s. Lamar, larceny, await
ing action Of grand jury, dis
missed by grand jury. .-.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
AL A M | N E .

Crops are about all gatnere'
in this section.
Mrs, W. M. Edwards has beer
on the sick list this week.
Health generally good, with
the exception Of bad colds
r. H. Young and family have
moved into our town lately
T. s. Nichols moved into the
old "Unole Jack" Street prop
erty last week.
I, M. Street and Jack Le-
Grand went to Batesville Mon
day with cotton.
The school at this place IS
nropressing nicely with an en-
rollment of 40 pupils.
ST.. Massey has sold his in
tarest in the store here to his
brother, Lonas Massey, and mas
moved back to his farm on
Strawberry.
w. B. Street, while operating
a pea huller one day lately, let
his hand come in contact with
the cog wheels of the machine.
From this accident he lost the
end of his left forefinger'
What do you think about the
directors and patrons of school
district that will let one man cut
and haul all the wood for the
school? Some think and say 1t
is a shame and scandal, but we
think it is mostly laziness.
We think the liquor at Gala
mine has about played out,
though it was thought for "a
while that the big spring had
been bewitched and turned into
that poison drink that has damn
ed so many mems souls. Even
the small schoolboys were boozy
for a week.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08

Every case Of backache, weak
back, bladder inflammation and
rheumatic pains Is dangerous II
neglected, for such troubles are
nearly always due TO weak kid
neys. Take DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills. They are
anticeptic and sootho pain quick
ly, Insist upon DeWitts Kidney
and Bladder Pfls, Regular size
300. Sold here by Snow Drug
Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
SH E L BY WILL L E.
Health is reasonably good jus

Health is reasonably good just
now in this vicinity.
Mrs. M. V. Shaver has been on
/ the sick list the past week.
Azor Milligan moved from
here to lizard county the first OF
the week.
j. A, Crabtree and James O.
Wasson of Mobley were in this
town Sunday.
Quite a number Of citizens OF
Barren Fork, lizard county, spent
last Sunday night in this city.
D. T.. Erwin and Leo Baker
have moved from this place to
Denton, in Lawrence county,
where they will engage in farm
ing.
Joe, the little son of Elijah
Fill Of this place, died Wednes.
day Of last week and was buried
at the Camp Ground cemetery
Thursday,
j. 0. Blanton Of this place SOLD
o pair Of fine young mules the
other day for $3.50, one Of the
animals being two years old ano
the other a year old.
1t is said there is being an ef-
tort made to have that part ol
Scott township known as the
Louisiana Purchase, or Wild Cal
Corner, taken away from Sharr
county and added ia lndepend
ehce county, Now we just wish
70 state here and now that W,
people are not going to stant
idle and be robbed Of s15,0O0,00(
N broad daylight as it were
Let us do something to preven
THIS robbery. Somebody sue
gest remedy.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
"A A X Y ILL E !.

The Odd Fellows lodge con.
vened Saturday night with 6
good attendance.
There is very little wheat sowr
around Maxville, a bad omen for
the Farmers Union men.
Our good German neighbor,
Henry Kunkle, returned home
Thursday from Joplin, Mo-,
where ne had been visiting his
brother. He informs US that he
had a pleasant trip.
The writer commenced his 5Oth
term of school last week. Well,
we believe that after a person
teaches school ten years the
government ought to retire hiu
on a pension for life and give
him a horse and buggy to do his
going around in.
The bluster of the holidays is
now one week in the past. Ii
any wrongs were done during
that time we attribute them to
the use of the enchanted jug.
"Of all vile things some people
will lug, the vilest of these is an
old"fashioned jug. O, the gurgle
of the jug, as it fills the guzzler's s
mug; it may leave him to sleep
on some bit of a rug"
There is an apple tree on the
farm of ex-County Judge Ed
mund Carpenter which measures
six feet and two inches in cir
cumference. The history of this
tree is about as follows: Clay
ton Shirley, at the old Rials mill
on Big Creek, cut riding
switch from an apple tree about
forty years ago. Bringing it
home, he stuck this switch in
the ground near the house, where
it took root and made the above
named tree. The tree has borne
fruit every year since it COM
menced bearing, and will be apt
to yield fruit many years hence.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
Will Stay Here.

Walter H. Phillips Of Sullivan
township, who recently sold his
farm in that township with the
intention of moving to Tennessee,
from which state he came to
Sharp county, has purchased tho
A. K. Price place near Sidney,
we understand. His friends will
be glad to know he is not to
leave this section.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
NOTICE TO RECEIVE BIDS OR PROPOSE.
Tl0NS FOR COUNTY FUNDS, 1NCLUD.
ING SCHOOL, FtJNDS

Notice II hereby given that, under and by vir-
tue Of section ono W OF Act No. 20s Of tho Acts
Of 1907 Of the General Assembly Of tho State Of
Arkansas approved April ~, 1907, and becoming
effective October 81, 1908, and provisions therein
Contained, sealed bids or propositions from any
bank, banker or trust company In Sharp County
that may desire To be the depository Of the public
funds Of Sharp County, including school funds,
for the ensuing two years. will DO received and
opened by the Court at noon Of the frat day Of
the January term, 1909, Of the County Court. saId
bids to be filed with the Clerk Of said court, stat
Ing the rate Of interest offered, on or before said
first day Of said term, and said bids shall bc ac.
companIcd by certified check Of not loes than
$780, 90 m required by section two t) Of said act
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Deeen.
Der, A, d, 1908,
ARTHUR SULLIVAN, Clerk
Of Circuit Court and l1S-Oilieio Clerk of the
County Court Of Sharp County, Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
Notice For Publication.
Department OF The Interior,
U. 8, Land 0niee at LItile Rock, Ark, !
dee, IN, 1908,

Notice Ia hereby given that Charles llfehtwell
Of Balboa, Ark, who on Nov. IL 1909, made
Homestead Entry Mo- gb9sp Serial No, OTg7 FOR
south half northeast quarter and northwest quar-
ter northeast quarter, section II and southwest
quarter southeast quarter, section ., township 10,
north, range west, 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final Five Year
proof TO establish claim to the land above dee'
erlbed before Arthur sullivan, Clerk of sharp
County, Ark, ut Evening Shade, Ark, ON the 30
day OF January, 1909,
Claimant names as withessesl I'D Coli OF 9eh=
ray, Ark, Steve Tyler and viii Bishop OF Balboa
Ark, and viii Gay Of Poushkeepsie, Afk'
L. y. Eddy, Register
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
MAY SOON BE WELL.
Governor Little Rapidly Improving ID
Missouri Sanitarlun.

Fort Smith, jan. A gentle-
man in this city has received q
letter from one Of the officials Of
the 81, Joe Sanitarium, Of which
Governor Little Is an inmate,
stating that the Governor 10 ap.
preaching eonvalescence and will
In oil probability leave the io.
stitution u we'll man.
A few days ago he was visited
by u congressman with whom he
was familiar when In the lower
house, and the couple talked to.
gether for more than an hour,
during which time Governor Lit
tie asked about the various mem
bers Of the senate and house
with whom he was 80 long as
ISOLATED, and his questions indi.
Gated a marked Improvement Ia
his mental condition. He talked
quite freely Of his political life
and Of his unfortunate condition.
There was nothing In his speech
Of action that would lead the
casual observer to think there
was anything wrong with his
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
G r A N G E .

j. r. Wilkerson had business
at Batesville Tuesday.
Jeff Blankenship Of Bengay
had business in this section Sat.
urday.
Quite q number Of our young
folks attended church at Gala
mine Sunday.
Quite a lot Of moving has
taken place in this vicinity lately,
a number Of families having
changed locations.
George D. Powell and family
started last week for Oklahoma
to make their home. We regret
very much to give them up.
Geo. Eason, a young swell Of
Reeds Creek, was in this neck O.
the woods Sunday. George is
looking for a cook we know.
Willie Puckett and Miss Par
alec Powell were married in the
court house at Batesville Tues
day Of last week. We wish them
much sunshine and happiness.
Bud Gist, formerly Of Cave
City now occupies the property
Of G.. D. Powell here, This
places three "8uda" on the same
"street, Bud MeGinnls, Bud
Gist and Bud Street.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
A Sure Candidate.

Raj Dawson of Sullivan town
ship, who was in to see US q few
days ago, informed US that he
would certainly make the race
for sheriff in the next democratic
primaries, regardless Of who
might enter the contest against
him.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
Two Old Citizens Al Lodge.

At the Masonic lodge Saturday
night two Of tho Oldest citizens OF
this section sat side by side dur
ing the meeting. They were
Oliver Rogers, aged II years aud
W. II. Stokes, uged 70.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
Cookie Burr In Throat.

Near Fl. Smith recently as
j, +. Smith was riding through a
field in search Of u COW a cookie
burr was blown into his mouth
by the wind. The burr lodged In
his throat and had to be removed
by q physicians knife.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
Sold l3 Mules.

W. A. Edwards sold 13 head
of mules to George Maus We'd
nesday. Maus takes away more
mules than any buyer who comes
here. 4
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
Notice For Publication.
Department OF The Interior.

Department OF The Interior,
U s. Land Office at Littlel Rock Ark
Dec. 8, 1908
Notice h hereby given that James W. Freeman
Of poughkeepse, Ark. who on January 10, 1907,
made Homestead Entry No, 27p6i, serial No o67l,
for north half Of northwest quarter. section y,
township 10 north, range { west, 9th Principal
Meridian has filed notice Of intention 10 make
final Five Year Proof TO establish claim TO the
land above described, before Arthur Sullivan.
Clerk of Sharp county, at Evening Shade. Ark.
on the 10th day of January. 1909,
Claimant names as witneesesl W, u, Gay, W.
+. Green, W, A. Gay, I, G, Smith, all OF Pough'
keepse, Ark,
l.. n, EDDY, Register