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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
RESPECTED LADY
PASSES AWAY
WAS FIRST TO OPEN SCHOOL. IN
IREDERICksBUR AFTER
THE WAR.

Especial 10 The Richmond NirginiAli.1
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Dee. s.
Mrs. ~ l.. Magrath died at her
home here Wednesday night Of gem
eral debility aged 81 years,
Mrs. Magrath was a native OF this
city and had spent all her life here.
She is remembered by many as being
one of the first IL open school in
this city after the war and as Il re-
suit OF her work many men are able
to make their way in life.
When the public schools were first
opened here Mrs. Magrath became
principal and held that position until
about ten years ago, Her resigna-
ton was caused then because of her
feeble health.
Mrs. Magrath WAS a woman of fine
intellect and noble Christian virtues.
She has been IA consistent member of
the Methodist church for many years
She is the last OF her immediate
family. Several distant relatives IN
Fredericksburg survive her among
whom are Miss Sailie Magrath, a
niece. with whom she has been liz.
ing for several years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
STREET CAR CASE
IN FEDERAL COURT
LITIGATION INVOLVING. RIGHT
OF BANK TO USE COLLATERAL
GIVES FOR ONE CLAIM TO
SATISFY ANOTHER.

The United states Circuit Court Of
Appeals Thursday morning heard the
argument In the case of the Virginia
Railway and Power Company vs. the
First National I;ank Of this city. APP
lealed from the United States Cir
clit Court.
The controversy was ii side issue
from the cage ef the Bowling Green
Trust Company, trustee. vs. the Nir-
GINA Passenger and Power Com
panY CT ais During the progress
OF that suit the Passenger and Power
Company applied to the court for n
permanent Injunction forbidding the
First National Bank from dlsposing
of the s'5.ooa Of bonds put up as
collateral on Il $4,000 note, just az
the time for foreclosing was about
to expire. according to the statute
OF limitation.
1t seems that in addition to the
note for $4,000 the bank held against
the power company, they also had n
claim of SS,5S0.55 and a protested
check amounting OF STe3.50 The
bank proposed To sell the bonds that
were deposited Us collateral for the
large note, ana not only take out the
sa3.ooV, but the amount of the two
smaller claims as we'll The power
company claims that tho $4,000 OF
bonds were NOT offered as collateral
for the TWO smaller sums, and there
fore the bank had no right to levy on
the bonds to repay itself.
The bank Won their claim Of So
54s.73 and the interest on 1890 in
the lower court and the power com
pany appealed the case.
me counsel for the appellant l. the
law firm OF Munford, Hunton, Will
liams Anderson. while George Bry-
an and John Pickrell are represent
ing the appellee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
HAD NO CHOICE
IN AZCONAS ARREST

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--The De
partments Of State aud Justice had no
choice In rhc matter Of arresting Juan
Sanchez Azcona, Mexican revolution
list. jailed here AT the instance Of
President binz, according to the state
ment to-day of Assistant Attorney
General W. r Denison In the fol-
lowing explanation given to the United
Press penison specified that he was
not speaking officially for the Depart
ment OF Justice.
The treaty Of the United states
with Mexico makes obligatory for this
government to arrest ans man cherg-
ed by Mexico with any of the offenses
specified III the treaty. Azcona has
been charged BY the Mexican govern
ment with the offensee -ef swindling
and obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. These are offenses included In
she treaty.
III IL is a fact that these charges
IRE without merit and that extraditian
sought for political offenses or pur-
9oses, 8zcona Will have fun oppor-
unity to show il before the United
States commissioner II he does show
it, of course the treaty does not per-
nit his eX,radltion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
W|GG|Ns SOUNDS
FURTHER WARNING
SALVATION ARMY WORKER In
PLAIN LEGiL STATUS or
CHARITY WORKERS.

Following Tip his warning TO the
effect that the chatahty inclined peo-
pie OF Richmond should be careful
not to confuse other solicitors with
regular Salvation Arms workers. .Ad-
1utant George y. Virgins of the local
post with headquarters at 9is East
Broad Street. has issued this state-
ment setting forth the case is more
detail:
-crfieers in charge ef the local corps
Of the Salvation Army are meeting
with some opposition In connection
with the gathering of FUNDS for the
purpose of supplNin g dinners on
Christmas Day IL the worthy poor
Of this city.
Friends of the salvation Army
are requested to use care in seeing
that their contributions really go into
a channel where theS will be expend-
ed in the carrying out of this plai
Of the officers.
AN injunction has been served by
the court upon another organization.
which Specifically states that the
name Salvation Army shall not be
used by any organization except the
original and Incorporated society,
bearing that name; nor shah IA uni
fern he worn bearing the same name,
or funds be solicited by such organ
ization. unless in conspicuous way.
the fact shall be made clear to the
public, hy those wearing such uni
form or soliciting such funds that
they are not in any way connected
with the salvation army.
In the face OF this injunction, the
rival forces are both soliciting funds
on the streets of the city, and are
Wearing uniform hearing the words
The Salvation Army
There is only one Salvation Army
+, Corps in Richmond, which has its
meeting hall and officers quarters a.
ais East Broad Street. Any organ
ization representing itself as the Sal
alton Army--eVen though the word
American IS added--is carrying or
Its operations contrary 10 the law
Those who arc i'll charge ri the
pots ON the street, into which con-
! tributions are being placed for the
work Of the Salvation Army. wear
boanets and caps bearing the words.
| The Salvation Army worked on i
red band. Friends of the work are
urged to look for this distinction
sign before making their eontribu-
-! ton. and theT may be assured of the
| funds being expended tn a thoroughly
satisfactory aud discriminating effort
/ 10 bless ana help the poor OF this
| atty and the cheer of Christmas"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
RAISE FUNDS FOR
MEREDITH COLLEGE
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
QUICK TO GIVE sso.O0o TOW ard
ENDOWMENT OF x15o.0oa.
ORPHANAGE DOING WELL
THREE ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS TO
BE ENEGTED-NONEN ASKED
TO SEND VEs-
SE<GERs.

Especial to fhe Richmond Nirsinian,)
HE$DERSONNJLLE. n &, Dec.
Sin a meeting of great power and
enthusiasm the Baptist State convcn-
ton started the campaign for the en-
downont Of Meredith College, the
Baptist college Tor women at Raleigh.
In round numbers $4,000 Wac sub
scrfhed az beginning IF an endov-
Hent fund of s15o,Un0 Prominent
Bsptists of Raleigh, including +. II.
Briggs. W. y. Jones. John T. pullen,
gave $1,000 each. and Noah Bisggs,
a prominent laymau Of Scotland
Neck. gave i5,ooa The Raptists OF
the State aFe to raise 100000 and
the general education board is to
contribute $4,000. The president of
the college, Or. r, T. Nann. Is hap
PLY enthusiastic and the work will
he pushed.
Thomasvjlle Baptist crphanage was
under discussion General Manager
NJ, l., kesler urged the erection OF
three aGsitional dormitories ana also
a church building. The orphanage Is
in splendid condition. with no debt
and during tho year has cared for
nearly 400 children. 4 new build
ing for industrial and educational
purposes IS III course of erection.
The convention to-day appointed
committee consisting of five To
consider the best means of increas-
ing the attendance upon the sessions
of the convention. This committee
will report next year.
Several years ago the Baptist wo-
men of this State changed the am
nual meeting Of their organizations
from the time and place of the state
convention and the women are not in
evidence at tho State convention A
resolution WAS adopted this morning
asking the Womens Missionary Tn
ION To appoint ten messengers to the
baptist state convention, these mes
sehgers to bring reports of the Wo-
Mons organizations To the conyen-
ton.
The consideration Of the work 81
state evangelIzatibn was before tho
convention AT noon. Kev. e. T.. Mad
dry Of StatesVillp. and Secretary John
dry. of Statewide. and Secretary t.
johnson are the speakers The pas,
year has been one of marked sue
cess in the work of the board ant
with increased receipts Of S2.10o, ar
increased expenditures, the board re-
ports deficit of $500.
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SPECIAL SERMON TO
NORTHERN NECN IL NIOR>.

HEATHSvILI.r5. VA, Dec. S-Rey II.
= Driscoli, pastor of Coan and Fair
field baptist churches will preach q
special sermon To the Fairflelas coun-
ell. j, %. A. NJ. st Fatrhelds baptist
church at II ~ NJ sunday next.
Lancaster Union Lodge. 4, +.
A. VIII iinvc public installation of
officers ats Kslmarnoek sn December
s9th. Delightful exercises ERE being
ARRANGED for and this will bc one Of
the most prominent occasions of the
winter at Kilrnarnock.
James Samuels. of Lewisetta,' this
county. was seriously wounded by n
slab thrown by saw ut saw-mili,
near Le~isetta this week. his face be-
ing badly crushed and his scalp lacer-
ated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
STILL RUhN|hG
NECK AND NECK
Seven Teams Get Tied For
First Place in Six-Day
Race
AUSTRALIAN WINS
GENERAL APPLAUSE
Sticks tothe Grind Until Part
ner Can Get Another lean-
Mate, Though Badly


NEW YORK, Dec. s.---kidiug at
fast clip around the big saucer N
Madison Square Garden to-day. Cor
don Walker. Of Australia, IL giving a
splendid example Of Ealneners. Walk
or In keeping up with the remainder
If the field In the sixsday elc%cie
grind with a very badly sprsined an
kle, which causes him agony with
every movement He wis stick 10 the
track. he SAYS. until his paTts.s-. Ernie
Pve. can get another team mate. with
hts ankle bandaxed until IL closely
resembles that OF spawned mule,
the little Australian plHEger was the
recipient Of almost continuous ap
plAuse during the early morning hours
in appreciation OF his gameness.
Continues REGARDLESS OF Hurts.
The spill In which Walker was hurt
WAS the result OF n collision with w
h. Mften, OF Davenport. Ia. The lat
ter was badly bruised and his elbow
lacerated. but he kept at the grim.
just the same.
There were ten teams plugging away
at S o'clock to-day, From $50 to
that hour there had been "A series OF
heart breaking sprints. succeeded by
0naii-iike crawling. All Of the riders
are now in fair shape. and with the
race entering the last half Of the week
hot sprint shy the rear guard TO
recover their lost positions may he
looked fer.
Positions Unchanged mt ..
AT . o'clock the position of tho rid
ers Was unchanged. the seven lead
ing teams having covered 1,54t miles
. laps: MacFariand and Clarke and
West and Iemara. t.b44 miles lap,
and Rutt and Stoi. 1.544 mites. The
record for this hour is i.5a3 miles Q
laps.
still pegging Away.
At 10 o'clock the leaders had coe-
erred Loci miles. . laps. while the
three rear teams occupied their rela
tive positions. The record II 1910
miles. laps.
At II O'Clock the position of the
riders was unchanged. the leaders
having ridden 1.516 miles and laps
Tho record Is 1925 miles. s laps.
Compelled to Quit Track.
The injuries received last night by
walker. OF the team OF Pye and Walk
er. proved too much for the game
rider. and at 1876 he was compelled
TO leave the race. P3.e announced
that h. would remain at the track
and endeavor to take advantage Of
. the four hours allowed him in which
10 secure a new partner should any
or the other riders be compelled To
quit.
Still Ahead OF the Record.
AT noon the teams stood aS fol-
lowe:
Hchir and Goullet Fogler and 1iiIl
Root and Moran, Mftten and Thomas
4 Cameron and Halstead and Collins
and Drohaeh. 1,a95 miles. MaeFar-
land and Clarke and West and De-
mara, 1.5g4 miles . laps, Rutt and
Etol. 1884 miles 5 laps.
The record is 1876 miles Z laps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
BIG SCHOONER ON
ISAACS SHOALS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian1
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. s.---The five
masted schooner Henry q. Barrett
Captain Duntons from Bangor 10
Hampton Roads, Is to-day ashore on
the 1saae's shoals, near Smiths Is
land, a few miles north Of Cape
Charles. She struck at 10 O'Clock last
night. The weather il good and she
may be hoatcd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
I.l.a.t Onicet>,

Officers 81 Ella Council, NJ. SOC.
Regal Areanum, have been Tor the
Royal Arcanum. have been elected
for the ensuing year as follows: John
J. Mitchell, regent; w Guy Ralston,
viee-regent; c. W Dalrymple. past
regent; ". =. Sale. orator: G. w. Ty-
Ter. secretary tthirty-tirst terrn); Will
Ham Galloway, collector. G.. r.. Rich
ardson. treasurer: John Il. Tyreo.
chaplain, James p. Angie. guide: NJ.
Bosluet. sentry; Joseph G. Adams.
warden. John II. Tyler. Phil Meise,
Jr., and y. a. Pulliam, trustees. James
y. Angle, preventative 10 grand coun-
ctii William Galloway, Alternate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Resting placr for Paul Jones.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. S.--A
BIZ! introduced in the Senate by SEN
at5r Raynor democrat, Maryland)
proposes an appropriation Of $685.
0no for the construction of a maui
solemn In the Naval Academy grounds
as a resting place for the remains
Of John Paul Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
GRAMMAR TWISTED
BUT IDEA GOOD
JoeEPH cuRcio GIVES PRESi-
DENT TAFT VALUABLE RE-
ClPE TO CURE COUN-
TRYS ILLS.

WASHINGTON. y. G. Dec. S.
Cheer UP. the country is saved The
House committee ef ways ana means
to-day filed an executive communion
ton which outlines "A panacea for all
the Ills Of the nation. Il is IN the form
0f q letter received 10y tho president.
referred by him to tho secretary of
1 the treasury, and by the latter for
Nardsd 10 the House 10 he printed as a
public document. This is it. verbatim:
Hon. " II. Taft, ESQ.,
Washington. ID. Z.
"My Dear President. Owing to com
Aicttng reports IN the newspapers and
the ciamor Of the people about tariff
L revision, am inclined to write you
these few lines. and suggHest one or
two ideas that would probably p6t this
great nation on d gold business basis.
~ well understand that ! am III infe-
yfor person comparing with you or any
other Statesman, but ones idea might
1 ~ right. From what ! hear in places
And people that come IN contact with,
~ g5ves me the Idea to inform you TO
G4wsst the next session Of Congress To
#M0acf laws that will impose duty on
EIp0rfing materials whether foodstuffs
%ne manufactured articles on account
no American common people If this
great nation has got full knowledge
4Aat these trusts or combines are sell
Stng their goods IN foreign countries at
SG1le-hAlf the prices that We are pay
#fng at home, and moreover that Com
xx1e9s repeal the Sherman Law thus The
EGagposntions or individuals that are
6y1ctAd should be punished with jail
z 11ne instead Of fines because fines only
neasS the common people To get the
0eUe when the end comes. Hoping
s ~ fOu Will not miscornprehend this
&&t4f will remain.
sEAithfuiiy yours
JOSEPH CURCIo,
a IL Spring St. New York City"
9rFetary MacVeagh made no com
~ n his letter transmitting the
l11mlcAtton. but members OF the
ri means committee TO- day
" - ehat outside Of the facts that
duty il prohibited By the
11nn and that the feapeai Of the
~ would leav0 no mean. 1t
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all Of proceeding against tile trusts.
Curclo's communication is all right
H. fnct il is declared te contain n seri-
ousiy valuable point cf view.
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matter he wixhes to talk with Gov
crnor Mann.
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ron RENT.

FOR RENT IN THE RucHnoND
Vryinia want ads, will get you d
tenant.
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WANTED 1T TO SHOW TO WIFE
8isuious Individual Evidently Was Ae.
eussomed to Disbelief Of His
Better Hall.

As John o. Sproul. manager or one
OF the departments at the May com
pany stood wondering II he ought 10
buy lingerie or furs to meet the
weather conditions. he saw walking
down the aisle a tall. lean man. who
vas all fired up like a factory run
ming day and night shifts. says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. The man
had turned on both drafts and the
sparks were flying from the smoke
stack
Shay. fellah." began the stranger.
addressing Sproul. 'ha' you seen any.
thing o my wife?"
Il don't know" replied Sproul.
stepping to one side to avoid the
toxic influences OF the mans breath.
Il don't happen to be acquainted
with your wife. Take a look around
here and perhaps you can pick her
out" He waved his hand in the d.
rection OF a crowd OF women.
Il 'uz to meet 'er here" the man
went on. and"
"All right" interrupted sproui.
Take a look around
In about five minutes the SENT.
picked one returned.
SHAY. OIL round face" he began.
familiarly. II wanna receipt"
Want WHAT"
~ wanna receipt-a receipt to show
my wife. ! promised [ meet 'er here
and she'd never b'lieve ] 'uz here
less show 'er receipt. See? C'n you
gimme receipt"
Sproul. always considerate OF fel.
low.human in distress. scribbled
something on a piece Of paper and
gave 1t to the stranger. who left with
heart unburdened.
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onment shall not exceed ninety days
for any one offense.
SEC. 8. All ordinances or parts OF
ordinances Inconsistent or in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
Introduced at regular meeting
held on the fifth day VI September
1910. by A. Cook.
Passed and adopted this 18th day
of October, 1910. at which time the aye
and nay vote was called and recorded
as follows; Ayes Cook. Green. Hen
sler. Riley. Sonneland and Steinmetz
Nays-none.
Signed and approved this 10th da,
OF October, A. D., 1910.
Attest: ARLIE. NJ. WARD.
f. p. JOHNSON, Mayor
[sEAL- Clerk.
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1.-THE COMING RACE

Fell me. mother. is It really
True. as Jokers love to state.
chnt when you were young as I am
You had meat to masticate?
People tell such funny stories,
Things that cannot be. you know,
So I thought I'd ask you. mother.
II this fairy tale were 80.
Tell me. mother. are they Joking
When these foolish people say
You had butter on the table.
Sometimes even twice a day?
Eggs. know. were once quite common.
This learn from books I read.
But that you ate meat and butter
Seems Incredible. indeed.
William Wallace whitelock. in Ne,
York Sun.
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Notice For Publication
Department OF the Interior

Department OF the Interior
U. 8. Land once st Pueblo. Colo. Oct. .. 1910
Notice Ia hereby given that Charles R. Nc
Csbe. Of Ordway. Colo. who. on September H.
1906, made Desert Land Entry No. 90s Serial No
Tai2. for Ea Nwk. EN- sWk sec IS. Twp. 1888
Range 81 W. 9th Principal Meridian. has dled
notice OF intention TO make Final Proof
To establish claim to the land above described
before United States Land Once At Pueblo,
Colorado. on the 2srd day December. 1910.
Claimant names as witEesses:
T. @. Estep,
Anna W. Fravel.
Charles W. Fravel. OF ordway, Colorado.
John H. Cowden. Of Olney Springs. Colorado
Not coal land.
ga. ABBEY. Register.
First pub. Oct. 49, last pub. Dec. 10.
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior.

Department OF the Interior,
U 8. Land Office 1t Pueblo. Colo. Oct. &, 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that Rosa Adlsids
wadieigh. Of La Junta, Colorado. who. on Sept
81 1908. made Desert Land Entry No. AS3. Serial
No. O7os?. for Lotss.t. E,s swA sec. 10. Twp.
81 s. Range IS W.. 9Th p. Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Proof. to es-
tsblish claim to the land above described. be.
fore the Clerk OF the District Court At La Junta
Colorado. on the 18th day OF December. 1910.
Claimant names a. witnesses: (.
Sidney u. Perry,
Alfred r. Waite,
Henry King. OF Sugar City. Colorado.
Fred Z. wadleigh. OF La Junta. Colorado
Not coal land.
First pub Oct. %. Last pub. Dec. ..
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior.

U. 8. Land Once, Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 8, 1910.
Notice is hereby Riven that Alice n. Nc Cabe.
Of Ordway. Colorado. who. on Sept. Is. 1906.
made Desert Land Entry No. 904, Serial No.
oral, for Ea. Section Is: Township ls g..
Range 81 West. 9th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described. before the United States Land
Office at Pueblo, Colorado. on the 23rd day OF
December, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
T. c. Estep,
Anna W. Fravel,
Charles W. Travel. Of Ordway, Colorado.
John H. Cowden, of Olney Springs. Colorado
Not coal land.
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
First pub. Oct. %. Last pub. Dec. 10.
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Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.

Department OF the INTERIOR
U. s. Land Once At Pueblo. Colo. Oct. 8. 1910
Notice is hereby given that Henry Libbey
wadleigh. OF La Junts, Colorado. who. on Sept
q. 1908. made Desert Land Entry No. aH. Serial
Number GROSS for SEX Section 10. Township
81 South. Range IS W. 9Th Prin. Meridian
has filed notice Of intention to make Final
Proof TO establish claim to the land above
described. before the Clerk Of the District
Cour, At La Junta. Colorado on the 18th day
OF December. 1870.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Sidney n. Perry
Alfred r. Waite
Henry King. all OF Sugar City. Colorado.
Fred E. wadleish, OF La Junta, Colorado.
Not coal land.
s.A. ABBEY. Register.
First pub. Oct. ~. Last pub. Dec.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior,
U. g. Land Office at Pueblo, Colo. August 27,
1910.
Notice is hereby given that Hettie L. waxham.
Of Sugar City, Colorado, who. on Feb %, 1907,
made Desert Land Entry No. 1888, Serial No.
o7276. for the SEX, Section q; NEA.
Section %. Township ls g.. Range So W.
eth Principal Meridian, has filed notice of in
tentton to make Final Proof to establish claim
to the land above described. be fore the United
States Land Office, at Pueblo, Colorado, on the
sth day Of November, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
G. n. Waxham,
B. B. Hosler, of Sugar City, Colo,
E. Z. Hosler. of Ordway, Colo,
Charles Hosler, of Sugar City, Colorado,
Not coal land. /
81 ABBEY, Register
First pub. Sept. %
Last pub. Nov
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior.


U. 8. Land ONCE At Pueblo. Colo. Oct. 3, 1919.
Noticv Ia hereby given that Sidney ~ Perry.
Of Sugar City. Colo. who. OD January -. 1904.
made Homestead Eutry No. ltDtS. Serial No.
osI99. for Lot Sen Nwa Section 10. Twp ais,
Range SIS ". 9th PRINCIPAL Meridian. has nled
notice Of intention to make Final nve.yesr
Proof, to eatabiish claim to the land above de.
scribed. before the Clerk OF the District Court
., La Junta Colorado. on the 18th day Of
December. 1910.
Claimant names - witnesses:
H. L. wAdieigh. OF La Junta, Colorado.
Henry King. of Sugar City. Colo.
Elmer Houston. Of Sugar City. Colo.
Fred Wsdleigh. Of La Junta, Colorado
Not coal land.
S.A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication Oct. d
Last publication Dec. .
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Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior,

Department Of the Interior,
q. 8. Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado.
September "a, 1910
Notice 10 hereby given that Adelbert Frazier,
Of Arlington, Colorado. who, on January
ls. 1907. made Homestead Entry No. 1890
Serial No. o4s7a. for SEX Section %, Township
20 g.. Range 81 W., 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make Final Commu-
tation Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the United States Land
Office at Pueblo, Colorado, on the 10th day Of
November. 1910.
Claimant names witnesses:
Chas. W. Clark,
G. W. Frank,
NJ. d. Allen,
Jas. A. Gilliland, all Of Arlington, Colorado
Not coal land.
s.A. ABBEY. Register
First pub Sept 80
Last pub. Nov. IL,
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Oh, Joyl
1if> UP. ye bardlets,
A tubilant strain;
Peek-a-boo trolleys
Are with US Againi
Brief and Expressive,

"Our chief is witty" said the de.
tective with the telegram.
In what way?" asked the friend.
why, the criminal we were after
was named Rich. The chief tele-
graped three words that told ALL"
What were they?"
"Get Rich quick"