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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-29
Tells truth TO
NPOU5 EAST
Montana Governor Says West
Is Perfectly Competent to
Care for Itself.
TALKS CONSERVATION AT
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Attitude of East-of-Missis
"Sages' at st. Paul Confer
ence Resented.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-Goy. Fdo,,n 7,
Norris of Montana delivered the princi-
pal address at the opening of the United
States Land and Irrigation conpress IN.
nisht. He rebuked the east for it's atti
eude regarding conservation. and declared
.hht the west was competent 10 carry
out all necessary measures. and stood
ready to DO 30. In the course OF his talk
Governor Norris said:
several western governors journeyesj
TO ST. Paul In September last to take
parf in the deliberations of the National
conservation congress. OF which they
we're members. II was found on arriya,
tnelc tnat delegates attending from thr
west, where almost all the ,Inappropr,st
eo natural resources are To he found
were expected to sit at the feet of east.
ern s conservation, sages and hear theo-
tonlshing how wisely some men can teIL
on some subject and how many high.
sounuine theories may be advocated b,
tnem concerning something Of which they
nave no practical knowledge
The western delegates desired thai
some IDEAS be advanced which, were ad
verse 10 the sentiments Of the inner cir.
Gle. OF men who controlled that congress
purpose.
Fasteners Too Conceited.
Men from the mountains grow resi-
less from inaction. and the western gov.
ernors returned home
Notwithstanding their departure i
was announced In the newspapers tina
the pugnacious governor of Kansas woulc
remain on hand to see that the western
governors did not start something Til.
western governors did not withdraw from
the conference. but in fact many of then
were named as vice presidents of tn,
congress and Will be on hand at the mex
meeting TO give reasons for the faltl
that Is III them. II opportunity is of
fered. -
Let it.here be said that western mer
will not sit supinely hy while this i'm
portant problem is undergoing solution
We cannot admit that those who hav,
proven themselves TO be inca panle o
protecting their own are more competen
than we are 10 formulate plans for TIN
administration Of resources that Of righ
belong to us
ut is evident that extensive use an,
fiagrant waste of resources have rcache,
the danger point and that more careful
consumption is advisable,
Favors Conservation.
III is fortunate. indeed that the pub
lie conscience has been awakened and
sentiment favorable TO conservation ha
been ted. All honor TO those win
caused that awakening and created tha
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ARRANGING TO HELP
NEEDY CHRISTMAS TIME

The wives and sisters of the Elks met
Monday afternoon at the Elks' home 10
arrange to assist The Salt Lake lodge In
the annual distribution Of presents to the
needy of the city at Christmas time. and
In the annual Christmas tree at the Elks'
clubrooms the afternoon Of Christmas
day.
The ladies' decided to have bridge
whilst and five hundred party at the club-
rooms a week from Thursday TO help In
providing funds for Christmas presents
There viii he 100 tables. and each suest
will be charged 20 cents, which VIII net
500 for the Christmas fund. Other plans
for raising funds. in addition 10 voluntary
contributions. are being considered by tho
ladies'
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j. S. STOREY IS
NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR
snecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov, 2S.-The resignation OF
John C. Childs as road supervisor for
Weber county was accepted by The board
Of county commissioners this morning
and the appointment Of j. S. storey TO
Hll the vacancy was confirmed. Mrs
Chlds was appointed matron at the in
flrmary. The changes will become ef-
fective December I.
Mr.. Madison reported that the plumb
ing work. ordered al the county infirm-
AIRY some time ago. is almost completed,
communication from j. T.. Erickson
and others asking that the public road
bet ween Marriott and Statewide be gray
eed was read and taken under advise
ment,
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HEAVY ATTENDANCE FOR
SUNDAY-SCH00L MEETING
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN Nov. 2S.-Preparations for the
opening OF the state Sunday school con-
vention at the First Methodist church
here tomorrow are completed and, judg-
ing from the large number Of applica-
tions for accommodations which have
been received from all parts OF the state,
this convention will be one OF the most
successful in. point OF attendance since
the organization was formed,
The opening address Will be delivered
by Bishop Spaulding Of the Episcopal
church. The primary class problems 10
be discussed In the convention will be
under the leadership OF Mrs. Burkhold-
er a graduate Of the University of WIS
consin. The secretary OF the Salt Lake
Y NJ. e. "a will have charge OF the boys
class work. AZ most OF the churches OF
the city rest rooms have been fitted UP
for the convenience OF out -ofstown dele
gnteS.
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COMMISSIONERS BROTHER
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

OTFDTdI 0V TTe II IUUIIC.
OGDEN. Nov. 2S-Following an ILL
ness OF three days from complication
OF pneumonia and heart trouble, Dell
Madison brother of County Commits
sioner Oscar Madison. died at the home
OF his father in law. j. A. Smith. 222S
Lincoln avenue. at 2.45 o'clock this
morning.
Madson's death WAS a shock to 4
large circle OF friends. He lapsed into
unconsclousness yesterday, and 6reW
gradually weaker until the end.
Madison was born In Weber county
thirty eight years ago. He married Miss
Carrie Smith thirteen years ago who.
with son, survive him. Besides his
brother Oscar Madison. he is survived
by a brother w, +. Madison. of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany, and d sister, Mrs. Dorothy Peter
son. ofsthe La Mode Millinerye company.
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AID WRITING

BRAINS FOR SALE. JACK HELD, 6ol
Tribune bldg. lsell phone 1858 k260t
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sr-NBUKs1 AND SIDE Pi.EATISa
Mrs. NJ. M. Jenuens. sos East Third
So. st. Bell phone l74e-Z. a3o50
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Under $500 Bail.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 2s.-Pending his preln-
mary hearing on charge of passing
forged checks, John MoDermitt was
placed under q $500 bond by City Judge
]. D. Murphy this morning. McDermitt
is said TO have flooded the ctty with
checks bearing the forged signature OF
James Halverson. cashier of the Ogden
State bank. the day he was married,
While celebrating his wedding, which had
taken place d few hours before, he was
arrested by police officers on the forgery
charge. McDerniLt has been employed
as freight conductor on the Union Pa
cifc railroad. He has made number of
unsuccessful attempts to have the mat
ter settled out of court. according TO the
police.
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Innpersonator Arrives.
ial TO The Tribune.

OGDEN Nov 2S.-BenjsmiD Chapin.
tho celebrated character inpersonstor,
who viii appear at the high school audi :.
torium Tuesday night, in portrayal or
the character OF Abraham Lincoln, has
arrived IN Ogden. Al the State Industrial
school tonight Mr.. Chapin gave the In
mates free entertainment. consisting
OF an address, on the life Of the martyred
istIc dress and poses OF the beloved cx-
ecutlvc. The members OF the Dix-Lo2an
post Of the c., A. r, will attend III "a body
the entertainment at the High school
Tuesday night.
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Railway Companies Sued.
Special TO The Tribune.

SperldI 40 ne lIlpuile'
OGDEN. Nov. 2S.-Neglieence in the
handling Of shipment OF sheep from
Spencer. Ida. 10 Omaha. Ncb.. October
rs. 1905. Is the charge upon which AN ac-
ton for damages against Tie Union Pa
cifc and Oregon Short Line Railroad
companies is based by r. r. Bttingcr
and NJ s. Foss in complaint filed with
the district court this afternoon. The
livestock dealers demand Judgment for
SS3SI 10. The complain, says that S02l
head OF sheep were delivered 10 the rail-
road companies for transportation to
Omaha In the trip l55 sheep We're killed,
and the entire shipment lost from six IN
eight pounds above the normal shrinkage
on the trip.
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Engine Given Chiefs Name,
special 10 The Tribun

GVTTTdT
MURRAY. Nov. e8-Foliowng a rather
spirited contest. in which more than 500
names were considered by the special
committee, The new gasoline fire engine
recently purchased by The city al d cost
OF s2100. was named Con Gallagher Con
Gallagher is the present fire chief of the
department and ever since the aSsocia-
tion was formed moro than six years
ago, he has been directly connected with
It's growth. lie eHPloited ways and means
for a station, obtained suits and has
made the Murray station one OF the fore
most In the state,
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Bonds Are Forfeited.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov, 2S,-By falling to appear
i'm the police court this morning to an :
swer charges of gambling preferred
against them at the time Of their arrest,
when the ST. Louis gambling house was
raided last week, six alleged employees
of the place. said to have been operating
n roulette wheel forfeited 500 each In
the police court. The men gave their
names as Fred Collins. Charles Brown,
Edward Burns. II. H. Smith. II, Hart and
Sam HAYNES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-29

Many school children suffer from
constipation. which is often the cause
Of seeming stupidity at lessons Cham,
Derlain's S Stomach and Liver Tablets
are an ideal medicine TO give a child.
for they are mild and gentle in their
effect. and will cure even chronic con
situation. Sold bv all dealers.
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SAYS Commission Is Unpaid.
,cciaI 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Nov 2S.-Claiming that
Thomas Smythe is indebted to him In
the sum OF $3.50 as commissions for the
purchasing of cattle from John Toiman at
Fairriew, Wyo.. In the early part ot thls
month, A. w. Wright began an action In
the district court today.
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Ogden Orpheum Bill.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov, 2S,-Manag ger Joseph Goss
OF the Orpheum theater announces the
following bill for the present week at the
local vaudeville house: The Ncapoli-
tans." in popular musical classics; Meyers.
Warren and kyon. presenting "A Little
Of Everything" Joseph Adelman Family,
European Xlyopore virtuosi; Neuss and
Edrid IN military hurlesque, Tho
Yaphank National Guardsmen," Swor and
Mack inpersonators Of the southern
negro: 'The Blazars." sensational con-
iurers; kinojrome
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Canal Company Directors.

Special TO The Tribune.
KAYSVTLLE. Nov. 2S.--The Davis and
Weber Counties Canal company held its
annual meeting al It's office In Ogden
on Saturday. and the following directors
were elected D Agec. John r. Barnes.
Ephram p. Ellison. John Flint. Jacob w,
Parker. c. A Roudquist and James @.
Wood The financial report showed that
$3.50 ono had been disbursed the last two
months IN conoreting the canal. Six
miles arc already completed and over four
hundred men are now III work
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More blind Pigging.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO Nov, IS. l9l0-TWo more
blind pig victims languishcd in the
city Jail Saturday night, and one of them
all day Sunday. Jack Lester and David
Dee we're arrested late Saturday night OH
charge OF lntoxicatjon. and this morn
ing the two men appeared before Judge
Noon In police court aud Lester pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and Dec took
additional time to plead
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Will Be Represented.

spccial 10 The Tribupe.
PROVO, Nov 2s.-vice President r.
r. Irvine, Jr OF the State Art assocla-
fiou states that 81 number OF Provo people
will have exhibits at the institute which
opens In the Vermont building In salt
Lake City December >. among them T;
NJ Altman. who won first prize Tor wood
carving al the Mountain states fair ro.
ccf,tly held In Denver.
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To Hale Coal Dealers In.
10 The Tribune

SprVIaT 10 TIC ITIUuHe'
OGDEN. Nov. 2s,-The committee ap..
pointed by a. r. Haywood, president of
the Weber club. TO look into the high
prices Of coalS met at the Weber club
tonight and discussed informally plans
for the campaign TO be started to lower
the prices An adjournment was taken
until tomorrow morning when q meeting
WIZ be held which all the coal dealers OF
the city viii be invited to attend.
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Strike Leaders Sentenced.

TAMPA, Fla. Nov 2S.-In the crimi
nal court today sentence, was passed on
T. Bartlum. strike leaders. recently con-
victed OF conspiracy to prevent by force
cigarmakers from going to work In the
local factories. They were given year
In jail EACH.
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State OF Utah. county OF Salt Lake:
Hcber Nj. Wells. being first duly sworn
according 10 law. deposes and says that
h, is manager OF the above named bank;
that the above and foregoing report con,
talns Il full. true and correct statement
OF the condition OF the said bank at Inc
close OF business on the 2lst day OF NO
vember. 1910.
(Signcd) HEBER NJ. w Ellis.
Subscribed and sworD to before me TINS
2Sth day OF November, 1910.
(Siened y: q. Hall
(SealD NOTARY fuuuS-
NV commission expires June Il. 1872
w MONT FERRY.
w. $. MCCORMICK.
JOHN j. DAILY.
Directors
state of Utah. office OF the secretary of
state,
IsC s. Tingev secretary OF state OF
the stale OF Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is full true and correct
copy Of The statement OF the above named
company fled in my office this 18th day
~ G =. TINGEY,
(Senl) Secretary OF state.
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HOTELS

IF YOU ONCE STOP AT THE TOU-
I, raine you'll always stop there; nice,
large, steam heated rooms, with or with
out bath. 42 East 3rd South Reasonable
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Nlner Poisons Himself

~ ,.S Nov. 2S.-Eugene Corco-
OLD. who came TO Seattle
h s,,;n,s. us. Mo-. In September, com
av"S'ye In his room, I'm hotel
py taking poison. Corcoran
|hn,o~,. miner, had not been able 10
|libnr,n In tho northwest and
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To Hold Court in vernal.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov, 2s.--Judgc j. Il, Booth.
District ATTORNEY Harvey Clun. Court
Stenographer Mrs. 3. III. Walters sand
Judge A G.. Hatch left last night for
Vernal where they will attend the open
ing OF the November term Of the Fourth
district court for IiIntah county Wcdncs-
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Stove Causes Fire.

Speciel 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov 2S.-An ovcrheated stove.
the draught 10 which had been left open
by the janitor Of the Sidney Stevens
block. started fire in the office Of DR..
]. r. Morrell this morning. The. chemical
engine from sta lon responded and put
out the fire, The damage connned 70
th, door and The casing, will not exceed
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL, HAviNG MOVED TO
oe w. Sd South. first door west Sani-
tariam. Will. for 80 days. sell you furn
ture. carpets. ranges. at the lowest prices
that can possibly be made in Salt Lake.
or selling S2646
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs


We DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxIdcrmist line and carry COM
Plete stock OF manufaetur-d goods: pay
heads. r, Stencil Fur Co. 81 e. srd So.
a3lS2
FUES REPAIRED REMOOELED AND
order work. expert fTrriers: lowest
prces IN town, Drun:.hers Sample Fur
shop 959y SO. Main. sa46i
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London HONG

LIVERPOOL. Nov. os.-Hops tFacific
coasD in London firm. e3 100 ca l5s
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BANKS AND BANKING

MERCHANTS BANK
OF Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange; travellers cheques;
interest paid on time and savings de-
posits: your account. large or small. will
receive careful attention, II. P Clark.
president; John J. Daily vice president. A.
II. Peabody. Vice president: ". II. Shear
man, cashier
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Located at Salt Lake City. in the conn-
" OF salt Lake state OF Utah, at the
close OF business oil the 2lst day OF No
vember. 1910:
RESOURCES
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LIVERY

IOWA LIVERY STABLES, 1cs w SO
driving horses. single or double. l-Ind
phone 440S. sI93S
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CARPETS CLEANED AND FLOORS
polished: also rent machines. cheapest
rates. Bell phone 3ooo-N. t"0.3
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FUNERAL NOTICES

BEL. .SER-The funeral OF Emanuel Bel
ser. who died In this city, aged %
years. will be held at 1 o'clock this
(ruesday) afternoon. from the Quail
trough AllcotI funeral parlors. 5It South
Main street. Interment City cemetery.
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CHIMNEY SWEEP


CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
Eranken's D-ug Store. Phones 100.
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO, 81 t. I'D so.
exclusive glove store. Gloves made m
order, Ropairinr and cleaning. mo55
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COAL AND KINDLING
MIDWIFE
PICTURE FRAMING

! FRAME YOUR PICTURES REASON
able N. Fuldmo. 1as e. end So. Bell
l90 tl2sT
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REPORT MADE TO THE SECRETARY
of state OF the state OF Utah, OF the
condition OF the
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.
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CARPET CLEANING

HAVE YOUR CARPETS RENOVATED
Electric Vacuum Carpet Cleaning Co
Reasonable rates Bell 4I32-N rise
NO CHEAP WORK, BUT TIE BEST
work cheap. American Carpet Cleaning
Co, 322 So. State. Ind. 9S. Bell 2l70.
1850
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUT. HEN FRO
prietor eS East First South; $50 rooms :
rates 35c. a0c and soc, x193i
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TEACHING. OF MANDOLIN

L. II. MITCHELL. TEACHER OF MAN
dolln; private lessons given: hours 10
to daily. Room 3eS. Constitution bldg
ri0oS
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HOUSE MOVING

HOUSE MOVING. ANY KIND Or SIZE.
Stacks raised Boilers placed. Bell
phone 2767-K. 1880
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE CARRY EVERY MAKE OF MA.
chine, $35 to $50 machines for Sio
each; drop-heads and cabinets; repair.
:nG Of all makes. Come to % w. lst So.
Young & Raleigh, Bell so2S: Ind. 1853.
aaSs2
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SAMPLE SHOES
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

i.INiNGs. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets; all makes, put In your stove or
range. fair price, 6. .. Lovett foundry
- No. 7tb West Bell 23o4-k: Ind 23ls.
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Tho Depot Loafers

The railway station in our town IS
seedy, monpace and plain; yet
scores of people rustic down ana
gather there to meet the train. Inc
waiting room is bleak and bare, Il
place of never-ending din; yet hfty
loafcrs gather there each day to see
the train come in. The station agents
life is sad; the loafers make II am
and gray; they drive the poor man
nearly mad, for they are always In the
way. The passengers can only sob us
they their downward way begin, for
they must struggle through the mob
that's there to see the train come In.
The men who have their work to do
are hindercd In u hundred ways; In
vain they weep and cry out "Sheo ~
they can't disperse the loafng jays.
These lOafers always are the same;
they toll not neither do they spin;
they have no other end or aim but
just to see the train come in. I've
Travelled east, I've Travelled west, and
every station in the land appears to
have its loaferfcst, its lazy, idle use
less band; l know the station loafer
well; he has red stubble on his chin;
he has an ancient, tish-like smell, he
lives to see the train come In. On,
Osler, get your chloroform, and I'LL
your glass syringe again, and come
and try and make things warm for
those who bother busy men! For
loafers standing in the way, when
standing Is Il yellow SIN J.! For those
who gather, day by day, to see the one
horse train come in.-Walt Mason
in Denver News.
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Contest Notice
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office.


United States Land Office.
Pueblo. Oolo., May 7, 1910.
sufficient contest affidavit having been
fled in this office by Peter F. Mcclure, con-
testant. against Homestead entry No. 1869.
made May .. 1901. for 81 SEX Section 35,
7. !? s.. Lot I. Sec l. Lot /, Section 2, Town
ship 20 S. Range 81 W.. by ThDmas J. Trotter
(now deccased' Contestee, in which It is al.
legged that said claimant wholly failed to re-
side upon, cultivate or improve said tract Of
land In any manner n required by tho home
stead laws prior to his death which occurred on
or about the iIth day Of January. 1907; that the
said claimant left n widow, Mrs. Amanda
Trot'rr and four sons. all of whom are Of age.
two OF whom are named Charles Trotter, and
Roy Irottcr and the names OF tho other two
are unknown, that neither said heirs or any
one In the interest Of them has resided upon,
Cultivated. or improved said land in any man.
ner Tor more than one year last past; that alb
sencc was not due to military or naval service
In behalf Of the United States in any capacity ::
Nov, Therefore. said parties are hereby noti-
fled t" appear. respond. and offer evidence
touchin: said allegation at 10 o'clock a. IN. on
June -. 1910. before the Register aud Receiver
at the United States Land Once In Pueblo,
Colorado.
The said contestant having, In q proper an.
davit. fled May 5. 1910. set forth facts which
show ,ha, after due diligence personal service
OF this notice can not he made. It Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
artment OF the Interior,

Department OF the Interior,
U. S. Lard Onicc at Pueblo, Colo.
March 10, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Gilbert
Agrlmson, assignee OF William Il.
Lewis, Of Fowler. Colorado, who, on
August II, 1904, made desert land
entry No. 535. Serial No. O45l, for W.,
Section 35, Township 20 s., Range 5s
W.. 9th Principal Meridian, has hled
notice OF intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the United
States Land Ofllce at Pueblo, Colorado,
on the Goth day OF May, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. II. Jones,
I. d. Milligan, OF Olney, Colo,
II. J. Lewis,
W. II. Lewis, OF Fowler, Colorado.
S. A. Abbey, Register.
First publication Mar. 25.