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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-04-21
Summon

Summons
STATE OF COLORADO In the County
csanty of sedEwick. Court
Mars.et Aesch. Plaintiff,
The u.pn Peciae R.ihu.d
co%s:ny; = eospor,tiSn. Summons
sanknswn assigns and eran-
tees Il sad above namedN
Defendants
TIE People of the State Of Colorado:
To1he Union Pacific Railroad Company and
9r.stees Of said above named defendants. & the
defsndants above named. greetings:
You sfs hereby required to appear in an action
oHsht .s.ins. You By The above named plaintiff
|<Aaosado. and anawer the complaint therein within
fwenty dsys after the service hereof, X s.rved
= - - ~. SSonfy or ;fh; ssssa cut Of this coun-
sR~iee heeof. exclusive Of the day Of seryic.. n
jsds.,ent y default will be taken axainst You .c.
cnpg of The complaint in the above entitiS ~
ton he not ~rved with thi. summon. or Il the
cuvise he.sd b made out Of this state, then ten
for sppearanH and answer will be allowed hefoss
the taking of Ssdxment By default a. afore.id,
Iss .il scaa is brought for the purpo.. of
eu;s..@x - she So to Lot Nine ts, in Block Fifty.
second adht1ea % Denver Junction. now Jule.
burg. CosuA3a n the plaintiff. and that the ~
fendants hesein .ay Be forever barred from CAIN
ing any right tide interest in and to he ahn,,.
described prcsHises adversely to this plaintif ~
that the sossd caused BY the claims of saii IA.
PENDANTS or s1y Of 1hem be removed from nl,;n-
this title and Tor such other relief a. NAV ssa
Just and eauft.hse. vill fully appear frn.n
the complaint u sid action to which reference IL
here made 10
And you are hereby notified that il YOU fail 70
appear and to answer the said complaint "A sh,,o
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment as
asked in said complaint ~
Given under my hand and seal Of said Cour, =, /
yusesburx. IN sasd County. this nineteenth day of
A. H. MILLER
tSeaD Judge and ex-ofieic Clerk Of County
Court SedRwick County CoLorsJS
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Nee;es e Rsdsnpeisa IF Julss
barg lrrigatiea District
Wayrants.

0Aiee Of County Treasurer. sslxwirk Cssnty.
CoauE1do, April q. 1910.
Nutiue 10 hereby RivsA tAa4 win rsdssm At my
slacs In Julsshorg. Ssagwtnk county, III warrants
A1mbsrsd - folloWG
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-04-21

If you want the garden seed best
adapted to this altitude. see Dye
Brothers.
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Notice ef Final Sset3ssnsnt.

ceased.
Notice u hereby given that on Tuesday The
tenth day 4 Nay, A. D. 1870 being one ok TIN reg
ular days 0 the April term Of the County Court
Of SedGWiek county. in the State Of Colorado I,
Almira Frey. administatrix Of said estate, will
appear bsfose the Judee Of said Court, present my
final settlement n such adminissratrix, pray the
dischaxEed - such administratrix. At which time
and paace aay person In interest may appear and
peessat shjeceioas % the Ane II any there BE-
DaAsd at JulssburR, Colorodo April r. 1870
ALAIRA FREY,
AA8infstrstrix II the Estate Of Smith Frey,
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Notice Of Rsdsmpeien of School
DetYict Waaranta.

oasce Of County Treasurer. Ssd9wick County.
Colorado April 10. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given thak will redssn At my
oliiec in Juleshurg. Sed9wick County all warrants
nunAared as follows:
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GENERAL FUMn

Interest will csass On above warrants after Ma,
%. 1910. 3. q. CARLSON.
Town Treasurer.
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Notice for Publication

department Of the Intsrion U. s. Land offc
At Sterling. Colorado. April. :. 1870
burv ouSe Is hereby given that Mary Reno of Jul
N%n NNS%mestead Entry, No. 22ss, for M, NEi,. !
6th b. ssct'1n e, Township II N, Range i}
I'm ton ,ns.p.l = Meridian, has filed notice Of int.
claim ~ to 1ss shs Final five year Proof. to es.abI
June 1910. on the 4th DAY
S.mant names as witse,,e..
Hsnss Hosl1 <. Green. of Julesburx. Colorado.
Hsrr:y, nahn: Of Julesburr. Colorado.
S.m,s pSsls 3 Of Julesburx. Colorsdo
D H'ck'ey. Of JuIesburr. Colorado.
". H. POUND. Register
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s. H. CARLSON,
MARK GYGER,
JAMES p. KRUN.
April q. 1910.
p ET N:

=P ETITIO N=-
THE-
Formation Of an Irrigation District
s..'' Il c'''r.a~
csuasy q ssaswiek
la de Mater 4 ~ oiss.i.a.;.a
4 he selswi.k l.rie.as. District
To he HoosssIe he Board Of County Commissioner Of
Sedroak Cesatk Colorado:
ssabt
described; your petitioner. csu.,us.
proposed 1tct md are
u. meoy ssssne,
ing = u. rssa'.t s.sssa'. With. IL proposed d..aset
T.. p. and .as :, y.s- p.i. TO ..us.. an irrigation
md particularly
1906 and aces anendatoy thrssf
es the towins said dis
eet < partly within the o.. Of ses.,et and p.ay within
the 'aree't acreage of tie said sssesed district
sssns sss l.n. Of e upper lin. Of the % Of % inle.
South atte River is shown
tie Of Colorado the len t A. D. ce
OF the hde.se comsnc of the iaet ditch II the
Reservoir and extending from
ss line Of the
eo to the place where dine of said right of
along upper high contour of
the Reservoir
f aforesaid te where
S Reservoir
Of said and extending
ssuth line Of the of
OF tie State Hydraulic Enger of the
Eastern Of sid
Te.ty Mine CO., Township Eleven A North
North the Northwest
west Of section Twenty @ tsce No
Of sid ecisn Twenty Two East of
section Twenty Two ) Nerth
Twenty Two <2 Township Ol) Ners,
D North Range Forty Five s West thence North
Platte
ssuth hank of the South Platte River the place of
which although
the and hereby expressly
b
The baan
the filing thereof filed
rado on the 18th day OF
That the petitioners
ton LANDS embraced district above described
Gated Township Logan
County, Colorado
SIXTY -Four 6 and by rights of
bitches lying within the above described boundaries
OF said proposed district the Riverside Reservoir Number
Jackson
above the of of
other of fsupply
That said addition
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IRaaeAYSoN oEaWAL VuNu

lntevsst will cease on above warrants afsr Nay
30 lSh. 8. II CARLSON,
County Trsasarer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-04-21

Noics.
will efter the siEhtsenth day Of ApriL 1910. en-
f1ue Nhs rulss for of watsr for sprinklins, II
0scdtdance with the resolution and order of the
Beard Of Trustees of the Town of Julesburx. which
fdlss are - folloWs:
Sprinkling Of lawns Eenesally must be done b.
tween the hours Of q n. md 10 .. N. and b.
tween the hours Of p. m. and . p. m.
II sprinkknG or irigatine h done other than by
. fountain sprinkler tAe hoss must be attended BY
. person At all timss whoa % used.
In case Of vioaatioa the water Of the person 20
violating viii b ahut o6.
The fee for turning water on b fixed at 500.
LUKE WILLIAMS. Town Marshal.
No.. of E..I S.e%l..,,..,t
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Neeiee sf Rsdsnpeisa e Julss.
bsrg Tswn Wasrases.

Once Of tie Town Treasursr. Town Of Julss-
burg Sadxwiek county. Colorado. April 10 1910.
Notice h kereby given that viii rsdsem at NY
ollice in Julesburs. Sedxwick County. su Town
Warrants numhsssd . follows:
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-12-03

! IL lbs of sugar for 81. 90 Fred
Haines.
High class Christmas goods al
Lunaburg, Dalton & Co.
20 per cent off on mems and
boys suits Fred Haines.
Better look at some of the kid
dolls at The Busy Corner Store.
Regular preaching services at
the Baptist church tomorrow
morning and evening.
For Toilet Sets Reed Bros
Drug Store has the finest dis
play ever seen in the city.
The French Hotel serves a
fine Sunday dinner and special
attention is given to family
service.
Mrs. Gerald Griffin and sons
desire to express their sincere
thanks to their many neighbors
for kindness and sympathy ex-
tended during their bereavement.
RoR RENT-The P. M. Cheney
place, consisting of six hundred
acres, in Warm Springs Valley.
Possession can be had at once.
Apply to Archie MCGOWAN, Burns,
Oregon.
A. E. Murphy is back from
his visit to Seattle and has gone
put to his land holdings. Mrs.
was i'll and could not re-
turn with him but expects to be
lere before the holidays.
POLAND CHINA PIGS FOR SALE
During the next two weeks / will |
iell a few choice pigs, either
male or female at bottom prices,
Certificates of Pedigree furnish
ID. j. w. BIGGs.
If you want to make a trade,
ell your REIMBURSEMENT or other
the Inland Empire Real
y Co. will be of great assistance
o you. They have sold others
nd can sell yours.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-12-03
A GOOD POSITION

Can be had by ambitious young
men and ladies in the field of
Wireless" or Railway telegra-
ply. Since the 8-hour law be-
came effective, and since the
Wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout the
country there is a great shortage
of telegraphers. Positions pay
beginners from $40 to 500 per
month, with good chance of ad-
vancement. The National Tele-
graph Institute of Portland, Ore
gon, operates six official Institutes
in America, under supervision of
r. r. and Wireless Officials and
places all graduates into positions.
1t will pay you to write them
for full details.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-12-03

! Clothes pressed and cleaned at
Schenk Bros.
At lbs best coffee on earth $l.00
Fred Haines.
Geo Cawlfeld has been in town
for several days.
Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. have
all kinds of Christmas goods.
Hagey & Richardson carry the
best brands of groceries. All
fresh.
Farmer" Green, the well
known travelling salesman. is in
the city.
Overshoes, Rubbers. Felt boots
and German Socks at The Busy
Corner Store.
Miss Couch, a sister OF g. G.
Couch, is here from Texas on a
visit to relatives.
See the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. if you have anything for
sale or exchange.
Alfred Benjamin of New York
has made Schenk Bros. agents
for Harney county for his great
clothing.
John Wintermier is down from
his Silvies Valley home. He has
recently returned from a trip tol
The Dalles.
Assistant Warden Ackley of
the Idaho penitentiary, who was
seriously wounded by the des-
perado, Arthur Fisher, or James
Pannum, last Tuesday morning,
IS reported doing fine this morn
ng with favorable indications
for rapid recovery.
A BARGAIN-640 acres of level
land. good soil. For''
iale at $1,000 per acre on any
reasonable terms if sold before,
January LIST. 1911. If you are
and mean business
4ddress: L. H. W., Box IL. 4
Burns, Oregon. /,
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School suits at schenk Bros.

School suits at Schenk Bros.
The Home Hotel is the comfor-
table place to board.
Miss Julia Mckenzie was a
visitor to our city this week.
| WANTED Horses to pasture
and winter. Call on or address,
CIlAs. WILSON.
7 j, w. Brown came over from
Crane. creek this week to attend
the wedding Of his daughter.
Thoroughbred Barred Rock
cockerals for sale C. f.. Nc
Pheeters.
Those desiring stone work,
brick work or plastering should
consult A. Beckley, Waverly,
Oregon.
Holiday novelties are now be-
ing unpacked at The Busy Corner
Store. The writer was favored
with view Of some very choice
articles.
Agents Wanted for PHEONIX
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE |
COMPANY of OREGON, 829
Chamber of Commerce, Portland, |
Oregon.
Reatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per foot.
Any one desiring Reatos address
W. A. Ford of J. o. Alberson,
Alberson. Oregon.
Santa Claus has arrived at
Reed Bros Drug Store in his
aeroplane and has brought every
thing that will delight the young
and old. Drop in and note as to
what you want.
Chas. Cozad and wife are
guests Of relatives in this city
during the week being en- route
to Canyon City after being out
with government surveyors in
the Steens Mountain section.
Read in December Sunset Mag
azine SAN FRANCISCO THE
EXPOSITION CITY Superbly
Illustrated in Four Colors. Now
IN sale-All News Stands Is
.ents.
A. Venator, the sheepman, was
n Ontario several days this week
IN business. Mr.. Venator con-
iiders the outlook for the sheep
business improving. The range
or winter feeding is in good
r Ontario Argus.
Prof Srodensky, an experience
ID band and orchestra man, is a
ecent arrival here and desires
o take up work in his line. With
his in view the local band boys
ave decided to hold a meeting
donday evening with Prof.
'rodensky and hope to reorganlze
he band with a view of having
i'm lead and instruct.
Allen Jones who left here
arly last week for San Francisco
'as married Wednesday to Miss
'tta Leydackar of Alameda, Cal
'ornia. The bride is niece to
ames F. Mahon of this county. .
lr. Jones and his bride are ex-
ected home about the holidays :,
nd will make their home here I:
here he has large interests. I
Iany friends will join IN welcom- i;
Ig them home and extending Il
earty congratulations. Il
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-12-03
CHECKING ACCOUNTS

Deposit your money in the
Harney County National Bank
and pay your household and per-
sonal accounts by checks.
The check is a receipt and at
the end of the month all checks
will be returned to you with your
bank book accurately balanced.
Try the plan, commencing with
the New Year Do not think
your account is to small small
and large fall into the same rou-
tine of system in our banking
office.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-12-03
Harney County
National Bank
OF Burns, Oregon
- CHRISTMAS
OLD SANTA CLAUS

Has just arrived. He is making Our Store
Headquarters as usual, where He has his full
line on Display, consisting of Fancy Dishes,
Leather Goods, Toilet Cases and other articles
suitable for Christmas Presents. Come and
inspect His line and make your purchases early.
THE WELCOME PHARMACY.
CHRISTMAS -
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-12-03

Green tags at Browns Store
9yards of outing flannel 81. 0
Fred Haines.
Headquarters for Christina
goods Lunaburg. Dalton & Co
/. II. Holland of the p. l.. S
Co. is absent on a visit TO tn,
railroad.
Good, substantial, we'll cooked
meals at the Home Hotel is wha
the boarder likes,
Julian George and wife wer,
over from their Pine creek home
during the week on business.
Take a post graduate couse oi
instruction by reading the dis.
play ad. Of The Busy Corner Store
Robt. McKinnon and wife ar
rived home Thursday evening
from their visit to the latter's
parents in Washington.
The personal attention given
guests at the French Hotel has
given it a good reputation L. B.
Culp, Prop.
A. o. Faulkner left Wednes-
day morning for the Steens
Mountain section on business. He
expects to return next week.
VIM. Sterling, book-keeper for
the William Hanley CO., has been
i'll during the week but is again
able to be out.
A Book is always appreciated.
Books for Old Folks and Young
Folks in great variety at Reed
Bros Drug Store.
The election of officers for the
ensuing year in the local Masonic
lodge will take place this even
ing.
Look for green tags at Browns
Satisfactory Store this month.
Everything reduced will be
marked reduced" on green
tags.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
of lumber both rough and dress
ed can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by phone for
quick orders.
1t began raining again last
night and from present indica-
lions all the snow will be melted.
The soil is in fine shape to re-
,eive such moisture and it will
De stored for next seasons crops.
Harvey Lodge, No. n, |. o
}. F., have elected the following
,fficers to serve for the ensuing
,erm: N. G.. j. w. Geary; V.
j., James Smith; recording Sec
'etary, A. Horton; financial sec
'etary, Byron Terrill; treasurer,
/. M. Horton.
EsTRAY- One blood bay geld
ng weight about 900, white face,
il four feet white: branded
mall q down on left shoulder.
aiken up in Catlow Valley.
)wner call prove property and /
ay charges. G
WALTER WAID, y
Diamond. Ore. /
DIR. and Mrs. w. L. Marsden S
ave received a letter from their :
On George, who is attending a
ne university at Berkley, stating 7
e had been sick for ten days or c
lore. He has secured a leave of
bsence and has gone TO his o
randmother's at Whittier until p
fter the holidays. G
In purchasing real estate you q
lould demand of the grantor an L
ostract of title to property pur- c
lased. You should know, that Z
ou have a marketable title and V
le that will not cost you trouble y
nd expense when the time comes
lat you want to sell. is
arney County Abstract Co., Inc. f;
ARCHIE MCGOWAN, Pres. b
N
Alex Roger and his sister were Il
yer from. their home near Har- NJ
~ Thursday bringing the form ~
IS little daughter IN for medi- a,
i treatment. The little one had h,
'tten a large amount of paper q,
one Of her nostrils in such a o.
amer that it could not be re-
owed by any ordinary method.
was removed by physicians. m
DED-At the family home 4,
ar the lake last Monday morn n
g, Gerald Griffin, aged 60 years. V
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~. DECEMBER 3, 1910.
peal News.

.|t'C6l INC WS.
Ags at Browns Store,
Benjamin at Schenk
podlow is in the city
beating stove for sale.
this office.
w. Hurlburt was here
on a visit to relatives.
70 Mr.. andsMrs. Fred |
Wednesday, Nov. 80, |
na Biggs, has returned
No county where she
eaching.
NT Neat 3-room cot !,
Darn. Inquire at this
Hing Company wants /
haul lumber from mill
2nng people in largg
4ttended a social at the
ihn church last evening.
Han has received a por-
b fall and winter milli-
Invites the ladies to
Hng that is reduced
with large green
Srown's Satisfactory
Ag December.
B. Reed & Son for
liter, Eggs, Cheese,
Cranberries. at lowest
<nley was over at Can
bis week attending to
matters before the
ne of dry goods, fur /,
hoes, hats, etc. can
found at Hagey &
ers' club twill hold a !
}bre.part of December
Ne all kinds of Christ {
INNINGS for sale. v
Nv. Clevenger left
fDr a visit with rela- +
me Valley in Baker, $
lew choice fillies and h
, yearlings and two f
Will sell cheap if C
They are all high
individuals.
J. w. BIGGS. n
III the auto man, came #
# from Lakeview with
He found the roads
but came from Iron Il
esterday without mis- 81
#iller was accompan- p
G. Kelsay. 7
iFARD-Team strayed II
chwartz homestead E,
rs, one brown mare
M crows foot on left
horse branded spade Sc
circle over, on left So
8hod; likely to range re
n upper Sage Hen or ia
~ creek. $40. .00 re- in
|&ir return. ac
|. SCHWARTZ. b
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
VICTORY FOR EOGEMERE
Defeats Woodmere Easily in In
terclub Match.

On the courts OF the Woodmera Country
Club at WOodnere, Long Island. yesterday,
the first interclub lawn tennis match was
played between the Edgemere and the
Wooduere clubs. The Edgeme-e team won
four out OF the six matches in singles.
The best match OF the day was between
P W Clifford OF the visiting club. and H
]. Curtis OF the WoOdrnere- II took three
sets before the contest was decided. the
score being 6-1. 81 81 Another
match >eiich took three sets before IL was
decided was won by W H Swenartor. OF
Edgemere. who defeated the home player.
r L Kane, by the score OF IS. 6-3.
st
Edgemere took two out OF three matches
IN doubles DR.. Beaman and j J. Long
worth OF Woodnere and J W Cfrayhursr
and \ McKenna OF the Edgenere, played
a hard match. the former players winning
the first set 6-4. losing the second SIS.
and after a hard and exciting contest.
taking the final set IS. The summaries
follow:
singles-w " Totten. woodmere. defeated
J J. Walsh, Edgernere. 81. 50: A 5
6-1. 81; A J. McKenna- Edgemere de-
feated A H Beaman. 81 e.; c. J Nc
Guire. jr-. Edgemere. defeated J. B Long
worth. Woodmere. g. 6-3, R " Ginord
Edgemere. defeated H J Curtis. Woodnaere.
6-f. - 81: " H Swenarton. Edgenlere.
defeated R L Kane Woodmere. I'd. IS.
Doubles. ] Walsh and c J MCGUIRE. i.
Edgemere. defeated " W. Totten and K L
J. e Iongworth. WCoduere. defeated J W
Grayhurst and \. McKenna. Edsemere. 81.
s-6. 10. R ". Giford ana ". VI H swenar-
ton. Edgemere. defeated n Curtis ana =
zimmerman. 6-2. 81
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
MANY AFTER ELGIN CUPS
Best Drivers Enter for National
Road Races.

Chicago Aug 20.-To read the entry list
for the national stock chassis road races
Of the Chicago Motor Club at Elgin on
Friday and Saturday of next week Is like
calling the roll OF the most brilliant and
one or two exceptions every driver Of
prominence in the country has determined
TO have a try at the big money and hand
some trophies that have been hung up for
cor7petftion over the SI.-mile circuit
which lies just west OF Elgin.
In nutshell one might say that all the
stars have entered. with the excertion OF
Burman. and II IS more than possible that
the Fiat pilot will be an eleventh hour
candidate The entry list does not close
until Saturday night. and ii is reported
the Fiat people in New York are working
tooth and nail 10 get a car ready for Elgtn
Robertson in the Simplex. Grant in the
Alec. Harroun and Dawson in Marmons
Lozier, Hearne in the Benz Kuiick in the
Ford Greiner and Livingstone III Nation
ais. Matson in Cornin. Endicott in a
cole-they're all in, and many others
The Elgin races will not start at dav-
light. as u-ill the Vanderbilt. for Western
ers have not yet been educated 10 that
point, nor can the roads be tied I'D so
day's racing viii staFt at 10 o'clock. and
the course viii be closed by soldiers at q
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
CREW REPORTS SURPLUS
Last Year d Successful One for
Columbia Management.

The year ended June 80 last was the most
prosperous one. financially. that the Colum-
bia crew has ever had. After meeting all
the bills against the 1910 crew. the manage
ment had surplus of more than $1,000. ac-
cording to the report of R Y Mahon the
manager. which was announced last week
or this surplus s.. 500 was applied 10 a per-
manent fund. leaving balance for running
expenses OF sI.512 10
The total gross expenditures were S4.
o3S Is. but the net expenditures were only
50 SSs Is. deducting the $3.50 put In the per-
manent fund and S2.200 spent for a coaching
launch. The largest individual item OF ex-
pense was g. 37e % for salaries. The others
were: Crew and racing. S3.197 81. barge
Sil6 80; boats and oars. 1892 %; general ex-
penses. Sll 81. launch account S2s7 So;
equipment s3S7 so, insurance. N6s 30. and
special expenditures totalling ss-5 IS
The total receipts OF the crew amounted
to s15.550 81 From the alumni the crew re-
ceived subscriptions amounting TO s. 4a6 10
and the allotment obtained from the univer-
sity athletic association was SsI76 q The
class OF 1860 gave g 260 for coaching
launch. and 81 Odo came from an un-
known source Undergraduate subscriptions
amounted 70 $3.50 10. other incidental sources
OF income Yielded s.. .94i 81.