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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
RACE SUICIDE HAS NO
SHOW IN THE WEST END
Presbyterians Plan New Church
to Accommodate Growing
Sunday-School.

That there Is no race suicide prev
aient in Presbyterian circles in the
West End lis attested by the fact that
Westminster church at Grove avenue
and Elm street is contemplating cree
ton of a new edifice- TO accommodate
the growing needs of Its Sunday
school. which Is now crowded to over
flower, according to Rev. DIR. J, "
Fair, pastor of the church.
We are very loyal insurgents when
IL comes to any such issue like that,
said DR.. Fair Monday.
DR.. Fair stated that a new struc-
ture would very likely be erected
either on the present site or some
other site perhaps more centrally
located in the West End. Definite
plans. he felt sure. would be outlined
at a meeting OF the congregation to be
held at an early daie. The new build
ing. he said, would be of neat simple
design Of either brick or stone. but
would not be in any way elaborate.
Tentative plans for a new structure
were discussed Sunday at the congre-
gationa1 meeting at which two new
elders and four new deacons we're
elected as follows: William l.. Wal
tiers and DIR. Wexford b. Lorraine.
elders: Captain Edwin II. Lea. S. EN-
NETT Walters. william l. Bell. g. s,
Kemp. deacons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
JAMES IS WELL WITHIN
ITS BANKS ONCE MORE
River Unaffected by Storm il
These Parts Saturday
Night.

The James Is pretty we'll within its
banks again, having receded nearly
ten feet since Saturday. The reading
OF the guage Monday morning. ac-
cording to the government weather
bureau, was As feet and the water
was still falling rapidly.
Resumption of normal conditions
has proved very acceptable to ware
house men and others along the water
front affected by the flood last week.
Cars are again running on regular
schedule to Fulton.
The weather man says that clear
conditions are prevailing over the
State and there Is no prospect OF an
other freshet for some time to come.
The river is reported to have been
practically unaffected by the fall of
rain accompanying the storm which
prevailed in this section Saturday
night.
This storm was accompanied by
considerable electricity some of which
played freaky tricks about the city,
In one instance a tree was twisted
of near the ground in front of Mr.
Edward V. Valentines home. los
North Sixth street. In another, much
CONSERVATION was caused when 9
streak OF lightning descended in close
proximity to the crowded house al
the Academy, shocking several boys
on the outside, 1t is said.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
CALLS ATHLETES
OUT FOR PRACTICE
Councilmanic Ball Players Must
Get Busy if They Are to
Beat Baltimore.

Now that the SUE has returned from
its recent extended visit to parts un-
known. Captain" Clyde Radcliffe
thinks It high time for the members of
his councilmanic baseball nine to In
crease their diamond prowess.
Accordingly the edict mas gone forth
summoning the might be" stars TO
the Broad Street Park at $3.50 Monday
afternoon for practice. How long this
practice will last Is not stated. 1t
will not be brief, however. for the
long period of rain has caused throw
ing arms to grow stiff. fingers to grow
"buttery" and batting eyes" to be-
come dim. And all of this, unless
remedied means defeat at the hands
Of the councilmanic baseball players
of Baltimore, with whom the locals
are scheduled to cross bats on the for
mers home grounds within the near
future.
Consequently Captain Radcliffe Is
saying and repeating tho word "prac-
tice," and he speaks being captain of
the nine his is the voice Of authority.
Hereafter Mr. Ratcliffe and his
trusted band OF athletes Will assem-
Bile on the diamond at $50 O'Clock
every Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings until further notice. II
may mean q cold dinner but OF what
avail Is eating when there 10 a match
game away from nome" TO be con-
etdered?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
WINNERS OF HONORs
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
fCohtinued from Fourth PAGE. }

Continued from Fourth Page
Other Promotions-David Arnold.
Hunter Atwood. Kenneth Johnson,
Russell Luffsey. Charles Lane. Temple
Winder, Jennie Jewell. Margaret Smith.
Grey Baker. Mary Brummell. Gladys
Burkert, Edith Danson. Helen Fergus
son, Grace Howard, Virginia Parker.
Neither Absent nor Tardy--Mary
Brummell Katherine Gibbons, Helen
Ferguson Margaret Smith.
4-B Grade.
First Honors--Herbert Trayier. Es-
telle Green. Ruth Harmon.
Other Promotions-James Slvan.
Charles Mcintyre. Wallace MeReel.
Otis Dixson, Herbert Moody Willie
White, Clin Clifton. Fitzgerald AN
derson, Blanche Fuqua, Louise OLeary,
Emma Boydton. Isabel Shaw. Elesa
Dyson.
Neither Absent nor Tardy-Thomas
Hall.
4-D Grads-Section 2.
First Honor--Wiliiam Green, Charles
Phillips. KATHLEEN Bowden. Julia Dunn.
Eliza beth Eubank.
Other Promotions--Eddie Brtel. Nell
Parker, Eugene Peay. Richard Steph-
enson. Myron Smyth. Annie Ruffeil.
Julia Jones, Murtha Lufrsey. Mamie
Smith. Carol Taylor, Haxello Thurs
ton. Ruth Woody
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
Highland Park.

The funeral of Mrs. r. Z. Williams
took place Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at her late resident on Third
avenue. Rev Mr.. Merritt conducted
the burial service. Mr.. w. FL. Spit
tith sang very sweetly, NO Burdens
Yonder." Many friends and members
of the family followed the body to Its
last resting place. beautiful River
view.
Mrs. J. A. Jones. of Glen Allen, who
has been visiting Mrs w. r. Todd. has
returned home. Miss Kate Rogers
who was also at Mrs. Todd's at the
same time, left Saturday night for
New York.
There was a large congregation TO
hear the Rev. Mr. Merritt at the
Methodist church Sunday night. He
suggested that during the, warm
weather the ladies Of the congrega-
ton could leave their hats at home.
and could also use palm leaf fans
with which the church has been pro-
vided, as much as they chose as IL
would not disturb him.
Regular services were held at the
Presbyterian church sunday. preach
ing by Rev. DIR. d. K. Walthall. Their
annual picnic to Buckroe Beach will
be given Thursday. June 20
The lawn party that was to be given
by the Sunbeam Society on Thursday,
June 23, has been postponed.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Northside Baptist
church will be held in the lecture
room of the church at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon.
The train being two hours late. the
Rev. s. II. Pebbieman did not return
in time to preach at the evening ser
vices at the Baptist church. This pull
pit was filled very acceptaAy by the
Rev. J. T. Watts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
|JEFFRIES AWAITS
NAME OF CITY
Boilermaker Will Start Immedi-
ately for Battleground-no
More to Say About Gilletr.
BY Max Balthasar.

BY Max Balthasar.
JEFFRIES' TRAINING CAMP.
ROWARDENNAN, CAL. June 20
Jim Jeffries and his encourage will
leave this little mountain some time
to-day-probably late this afternoon
ON a special car for Nevada. The
big fellow Is simply awaiting word
from Richard as TO what town gets
the fight He will leave here the
moment he knows whether 1t is to be
Reno. Ely or Goldfields.
Jeffries and his trainers are conf
dent that the battle will take place
in Reno. Jeffries wired to Richard
yesterday. insisting that he be told
where he was to fight. The answer
was. Wait a little while. II will be
either San Francisco or Reno" Now
that San Francisco has been eliminat-
ed. Jeffries is sure the scrap will come
of in Reno, and is preparing to 20
to that city the moment he gets posi-
tive word from Richard. The big
fellow personally assisted up his out
door rig and packing his effects, and
preparing for the jump. Everything
is now ready. and the Jeffries camp
can be moved within an hour.
Jeffries Mum.
If Jeffries Is worried over the change
at this late day. he does not show
it. after his first outburst. at the
eleventh hour action Of Governor Gil
lett, Jeffries closed his mouth and
refused to say anything more about
the chief executives move. IL he is
afraid that the rarified air Of the
Nevada mountains will affect him ne
keeps this to himself. too, and goes
ahead with his training. Although all
his paraphernalia Is packed up. JET
fries did his usual road work to-day.
and some little exercise that could be
taken without apparatus.
Sam Berger has secured a special
Pullman car. which Ii waiting on the
siding here. ready to get out. Moana
Springs, three miles from Reno. has
been selected AZ Jeff's training quar-
tiers II the little mining town Is de-
cided on for the scrap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
MAYBE sCHwAB WILL AID
BIG FIGHT PROMOTERS

NEW YORK, June 20.--"It's Just
about as true as II the name OF John
d. Rockefeller had been signed to II"
to-day declared the private secretary
of harles NJ. Schwab. the multi mill
lionaire head Of the independent steel
trust, regarding telegram received
by Tex Richard. at San Francisco, pro-
moter OF the Jcffries-Johnson fight.
signed by "Chas. M. Schwab." In
which ''Schwab" promised to make
good any loss Richard might suffer
by pulling of the fight in Nevada.
In Frisco to-day Richard told q
United Press representative that he
had received the following telegram
from Charles NJ. Schwab"::
II will make up any deficiency that
may occur II you are compelled to
pull of the fight In Nevada"
At Echwab's Office here II was stated
that Schwab was in Europe. had no
interest In the fight anad personally
was opposed 70 pEiSs ,fighting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
.OARsMEN END|NG
REGATTA TRAINING
Members Of College Crews Taper
ing OFF for Gruelling
Races Saturday.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. r.. June To-
The college teams to-day entered
upon tho ANAL week Of training for
the big intercollegtate regatta next
Saturday. with Cornell the favorite.
and with expectations for hotly con-
tested race.
It II admitted by those who have
watched all the crews that Coach
Courtney has, ~ usual rounded to-
mon ii ithaca. but there - . feeling
that the Ithacans, although they may
be- returned the winners, win have
TO pull their. arms on to finish ahead
Of Coach Jim Rice's eight from Co
lumbia.
Rice has determined TO make tho
New York lads DO their best Hds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
Neither Absent nor Tardy--Julia

Neither Absent nor TardyJulia
Dunn.
5-A Grade.
First Honors--Lucy Blount Curtis
Charieton, Lillian Crutchfield, GladY0
Lane Sarah Johnson.
Other Promotions-Ruth McEwen
Louis Collier. clyde Hull. Robert Ffeyco
Ella parnell. Brooke Tignor. Byron
Evans. Julian Trainum. Leslie Meitons
Beatrice Jones, Edwin Butler. syy14
Point. Lorenzo Carneal. Nettie Lumsey'
May Bahen. IN
Neither Absent nor Tardy.--WAltaxs
Curlee. May Bahen, Lillian Crutch1et6
Ruth McEwen, Sarah Johnson Sss
6-B Grade.
First Honors-R Ralph Chappell. Ssh
lie Taylor. 81
Other Promotions-Dand An
derson, James Atkinson. Edith Allen
James Brake. Lottie Britton. RaymQt>4
Cosby, While Cox. Vernelie D4ftn4S
Myrtle Haviland. Irving Eubank. sGetS
trude Heckler Margaret McFaria16i
Sarah Shine. Ralph Scott. Gus Wis
ner. Leila Wilson.
Neither Absent nor Tardys-R41kS
mond Cosby. James Blake. Frank Int
Ter. Ralph Chappen. Robert Lindsay
Michael volner. Sarah shine.
7-B Grade. E
First Honors--Charles Bradbury.
Ruth Collier. Ruth Gale, Della 0Ar-
Other Promotions--Elwood McEwets
Frank Otey. Caroline Calm. FI0f9
Cloves, Katherine Grimes, lola Nun
nally. Katherine Tyndall. sa
Neither Absent nor Tardy---Avi0
Carter. Marie Meisch. Ruth Owens.
Marie Meisch received the gold pt11
given by The Mothers Club for Dcho3~
arship and department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
BIG FIGHT GOES
TO NEVADA TOWN
Jeffries and Johnson Break Camp
in California for More
Welcome State.
BOTH FIGHTERS SORE
BECAUSE OF CHANGE
johnson Wants to Motor to New
Site, But Richard Couldn't
See 1t That
Way. .L
BY Tip Wright.

JOHNSON'S TRAINING QUAR-
TIERS, SEAL ROCK HOUSE. SAN
FRANCICO. CAL, June 20.-Nevada
gets the Jeffries-Johnson muss. The
date--July 4---has been unchanged.
While Promoters Tex Richard and
Jack Gleason refuse TO tell definitely
the town in which the fight Is to be
held, 1t is generally understood from
what they say that Reno will be the
scene of battle.
Tex Richard left here to-day for
Nevada, to confer with the men In the
mining camps who are pulling for the
fight in their towns. Jack Johnson
training camp is busy packing up,
preparatory to taking the first train
for Nevada when Richard decides
whether 1t will be Reno. Goldfelds or
Ely.
Tom Flanagan, Jonnson's new man
ager. Is &c sure that 1t will be Reno
that he Is making active preparations
for jumping at once to that city.
Flanagan made these preparations
after a long conference with Richard,
30 fight fans have agreed that Reno
will be selected.
Reno Ideal.
Reno would be the ideal spot, now
that Nevada has been selected. 1t is
the closest to San Francisco. and in
direct line from the east, SO that San
Franciscans may run over and see the
fight and return on the same day.
while Fasteners can stop off on their
way to the Golden Gate. Reno, too.
offers better facilities than either
Goldgfields or Ely.
The Langford- Kaufman fight, which
was TO have been pulled off in Frisco
Saturday, will also be shifted to
Nevada and be fought on July 2 in
the same arena in which Jeffries and
Johnson will fight on July 4.
Reno people are so sure they will
get the fight that they have already
made preparations for building the
fight arena, according to wire advices
received here to-day.
1t is probable they will use the
same plans and specifications that had
been prepared for the Frisco arena.
1t will take but few days to build
the fight pavilion. so no delay need
be expected on that score.
Johnson is very anxious to know
Immediately. where he Is to fight so
that he can get accustomed to the
climate. 1t is probable he wifi leave
San Francisco with his training staff
late this afternoon or tonight. At
first Johnson announced his intention
of driving over to Reno in his racing
car, but Richard put his foot down
on that firmly, johnson was peeved
when told he had to go in Pullman
but finally agreed. Tom Flanagan.
his manager, has wired for accommo-
dations for the whole party at Reno.
indicating he is sure the battle will be
fought at that point.
San Francisco people are wild that
the fight is to so away from here. but
thousands of them are preparing to
follow 1t to Reno. The railroads run
ming there are already making prep
arations for special trains to handle
the crowds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
r. p. A. DELEGATES ARE
HOME FROM CONVENTION

Most OF the Richmond delegates to
the T. P. A. national convention at
Chattanooga returned home Sunday
morning. and are now rehearsing In
cidents Of their trip 70 T. p. AS OF
in the returning party were Messrs
Frank Brown, H. l. .Harwood, w. r.
Dabney. George w. Rogers. w X
Bache. J. III. Grant. Mr.. J. l.. HILL
another Richmond delegate, had some
business to transact In the South and
did not return with the rest OF the
party.
The party came back In q special
car by way OF the Norfolk and West.
ern with the remainder Of the vir.
ginia delegation. Tho Richmond dele.
gates left tho Norfolk party ct Peters.
burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
MANY RICHMOND ELkS
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

All aboard fer Detroit,
Mary members of Richmond Lodge
No. As, Is. T.. G. E., are eagerly await
Ing the opening OF the annual con-
vention OF the grand lodge and re-
union Of the Pest People on Earth
which takes place NEXT month in the
Michigan city.
The local Ilks have arranged &c
leave Richmond Sunday afternoon
July 10, at 2 o'clock. by way OF the
Chesa peake and Ohio railway.
There will be special sleeprs or
the Western train for the members OF
the local lodges.
Just how many members VIII &c
from Richmond is not known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
PAPKE ANXIOUS TO
BEAT SULLIVAN

BOSTON, MASS. June 20.-Deter-
mined TO work his way up to another
match with Ketchel. Billy Papke is
here to-day putting on a "nghting
edge" for his twelve round bout to-
morrow night with Jack tTwinl Sui
Ivan. Papke believes IL he trims the
twin handily Ketchel will give him
another chance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
COMMITTEE TO AWARD
SUPPLIES CONTRACT
Sub Committee on Lights Also to
Hold Meeting Monday
Night,

Contracts for furnishing supplies to
the City Home will probably be award
ed Monday night when the Committee
on Relief of the Poor meets at s
o'clock. Bids for these contracts were
last week.
The subcommittee on lights win also
meet at s o'clock Monday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
DAIRY COMPANY SUES
FOR ALLEGED DEBT

Suit for 800 on alleged Indebtedness
was filed in the court of law and
equity Monday by the Rennie Dairy
Company against Messrs. Korb and
Gardner. The case win probably go
to trial this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20

action in Jerking Saunders out 10 taken
to Indicate that Rice believes he has
q good chance, and does not intend
to have that chance endangered by
an unconditional oarsman. Saunders
was the biggest man in the Columbia
unable to join the training camp
early. and Ii not In condition. He
was replaced by Murphy.
The ANAL arrangements for satur-
davis races have been announced.
The varsity tours will go to the mark
at 4:s0 and the freshmen Fights at
b:1s. The varsity eights will go to
the mark at $50. when the ebb tide
will be almost at Its strongest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
IAre.,sc 20 wed.

Marriage licenses were Issued b,
the clerk OF hastings court No. !
| Monday to thu following:
John walters and Alice q. Gneads
Clarence i Haddook ana Hazel q
Herbert, @s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20

Captain Rainsford Dead.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
STAUNTON, June 20.--Captain
Thomas H. Rainsford professor at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20

Staunton Military Academy Is dead In
South Carolina his old home of typhoid
fever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Brooks. who
have been visiting friends in this city.
have returned to Williamsburg.
Miss Mary Atweli IL attending the
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-03-05
JUDGE SCORES DETECTIVE.
Treatment of College Boy Declared
Outrageous

Chicago, Feb 3D." Mugging, as
the system of photographing prisoners
for the rogues gallery is sometimes
termed by police officers, received Sc
we're condemnation in the municipal
court yesterday, when Judge Gemmill
ordered Detective James Mccarthy to
show cause why he should not be ad-
judged in contempt Of court for hav-
ing caused Roy Whitmore, a student
who had been fined IS for disorderly
conduct, to be photographed and meas
ured in the bureau of Identification.
Using the words outrageous and
damnable, " in referring to some of the
methods resorted TO by the police in
the treatment Of prisoners, Judge Gem
mill said:
The rule laid down by your SUI
periors is that no person shall be
taken to the bureau of Identification
unless fined more than $50. In photo
that boy and perhaps send.
ing the picture throughout the coun
try as that Of rogue j do not believe
you acted rightly. ] will enter "a rule
against you 10 show cause why you
should not be adjudged Ia contempt Of
this court f"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-03-05

condemn corruption or corrupt meth
DDS will properly be visited upon the
party itself, however many good men
it contains.
"We shall be called upon to respond
to the charge in the next campaign
that the tariff, for which we are re-
sponsible, has raised prices. If the
people listen to reasonable arguments
it would be easy to demonstrate that
high prices proceed from an entirely
different cause, and that the present
tariff, being largely a revision down
ward, except with respect to silks and
LIQUORS. which are Injuries, can not
be charged with having increased any
prices.
"But this will not prevent our demo-
cratic friends, on the principle of post
hoe propter hoe that because high
prices followed the tariff they are the
result of it, And we must not be
blinded to the weight of such an argu-
ment in any election campaign.
"The reason for the result in the
cost of necessaries can easily be traced
to the increase in our measure of
values, the precious metal, gold, and
possibly in some cases to the combina-
tions in restraint of trade.
'The question of the tariff must be
argued out. The prejudice created by
the early attacks upon the bill and
the gross misrepresentation of its
character must be met by careful
presentation of the facts as to the
contents of the bill and also as to its
actual operation and statistics shown
thereby. / believe we have a strong
case if we can only get it into the
minds of the people. F"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-03-05
CRY OF BABY SAVES TWELVE.
Gets Hungry While Household smothers
With Gas

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE cry Of baby
alone saved a. persons from asphyxi-
alton yesterday. The ~ had remained
10 sleep az the residence Of Henry Kol.
key, after attending party. The fam
by aud visitors bad retired after daa
eng until almost daylight While they
slept p defective gas pipe poured fumes
INTO the crowded quariefs The gas
became 40 dense that they Nere SIN
asleep % q clock in fhe afternoon
AZ thai time baby, sleeping 10 an.
oihei loom by window became hungry
aud began a. Hail loudly This aroused
Henry kolkey. fhe only one in The
ADnae noi completely overcome. In IA
ahfea condition Ae managed 40 crawl
Az p window and eall fol hello. Oui.
.iafis soon smashed open ~ doom.
lAey found mfmbeT 0f illc Kolkey
family ano fAelf ylslion al unean
s'ioNf sonf Apparently dead. They
nff taken ~ hospital nAefe \ nas
iNpNFli iNff Nould Ife0ief
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-24
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the interior.
{. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana,

Department of the Interior.
[. s. Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
May Is, 1910
A sufficient contest afidavid having been filed
this office by Samuel w. Davidson contestant
againt homestead Entry No. l4613 ms'a May "a.
1903 for NEl! Section 20 TOWNSHIP 2 tR 81 E., NJ.
T. M. by Joe Glenn Co.-estaa > which il il
alleged that said joe E. Glenn has abandon I'd said
hcmestead: that more than six months have elrns-
ed since he made said entry and that he mss mace
no settlement Improvement the. .o.. anu that Re
has left the country and his present add1 ess is
unknown: and that said al.edged absence trc m
said land was not due to his employment in the
Army, Navy or Marine corps Ct the United State.
IN any capacity whatever. said parties are notified
to appear. respond and offer evidence touchin,.
said allegatiorat 10 O'Clock a, m. on June % 1910
before W. r. Barber U, S. Commissioner at Baker
Montana and that final hearing will be held Mt 9
Q o'clock am, on July 5, 1910 before Re gister and
Receiver at the United States Land Office in
Miles City, Mont.
The said co ~1testant having in a proper afiidavid
filed set forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this notice can not Re
made. it is hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper publication.
\. klKCIlER. Reyistc".
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department OF the interior.
u. 5. Lane Office at Niles City. Montana,
May "a, 1910
Notice is hereby given that
Walter |. Maxwell Of Ekalaka,
Custer County, Montana who on
April Is, 1910 made homestead
entry No. 08287 for WIZ NWI-4
SEl-4 NW1-4, E1-2 SW1-4. WIZ
SE1-4 SE1-4 SE1-4, Sec, II, T.
3N R. SEE N. P NJ, has filed no.
tice Of intention to make final
five year proof to establish to the
land above described before NJ.
Q. Tracy u. S. Commissioner at
Ekalaka, Montana on the 9th day
of july 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred W. King, Frank Castle.
berry, Ace Bartlett, Moreau 3.
Speelman all of Ekalaka, Mont
ana.
A. K1RCtIEE. Register.