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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-10
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters were granted yes
terday by the State Corporation Commission
Keefer Publicity Service ,IncD. Richmond
c. A. keefer. president Ashland, Va; j. a
Morrssette, Richmond; j. p. Dempsey
treasurer. Ashland; Warren II. Mercer
Richmond. Capital: Maximum. $4,000; min.
imum, $1,000. Objects: Advertising business
Southern Branch Development Corporation
Norfolk. Va. D. P. Bount. president: F. B
Hodgson. vice president; j. L. Mills, sec,
rotary and treasurcr-all of Norfolk. Capt
tai: Maximum, $4,000; minimum, 5000. OBJ
jects: Real estate business.
Norfolk Highland Grocery Company Inc.)
Norfolk s. Wruble, president, Louis wru
BILE. secretary and treasurer; Sarah Wruble-
all OF Norfolk. Capital: Maximum, Sc 900
minimum. s101. Objects: Grocery business
Holland Jones Company Inc), Holland
Va. W. j. Holland, president; j. G. Holland
ice-president; ]. T. Jones. secretary anc
treasurer-al of Holland. Va. Capital: Max
ilnum, $4,000; minimum $4,000. Objects
Mercantile business.
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speed and prompt arrival will, to
large extent. if not completely. over
come what might appear to be dis
paragement in comparison between the
strength of two horse-drawn and one
automobile company.
Cable to City Hall.
For fire alarm boxes and poles the
board asks this year $4,000 This in
cIudes the erection of twenty street
boxes at accessible points in Washing
ton Ward An appropriation of S5.225
is asked for an underground cable to
the City Hall, In order that the South
Richmond department may at all times.
even in storm and sleet. be in COM
munication with headquarters and with
the other engine houses. The pay roll.
in order to carry out the annexation
ordinance. is fixed at 1895 per year.
and an allowance OF $1,000 is asked
for expenses, and of $500 for fire alarm
expenses.
Accompanying the recommendations
as to Washington Ward was an ordi-
nance, also referred to the Finance
Committee, appropriating $3.50 Tor the
purchase of three fire department
motor cars for the use of the CHIEF
and his first and second assistants. In
view of the large territory under the
care of the department., the board Is
of the opinion that it is imperative
that provision be made for the rapid
conveyance of the chiefs TO the place
j OF alarm, as otherwise it might prove
necessary 10 provide an additional as
sistant chief to look after the new
territory. The cost of maintenance and
the more important item of speed are
given as conclusive arguments for the
| change, while the new engine proposed
for South Richmond is regarded as In
| the nature of an experiment, which
may lead TO tha gradual motorizins of
/ the entire Fire Department.
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THE TIMES D1spATcH RICHMOND VA FRIDAY JUNE TO- 1910

cnurt of toudotIn countv 1vrtt NJ,
error refused - VI
d Noel vs. wor,o Gi3mmonWealtl Circuit
ror rcfusad eo'n's' "f'e OK err
t-idciity Wall panar ,rnnr,n, H.
vit, t.nr,,oratinn f'o,,r, ~ liz, s =, ~ =.
nni.e Snneal rcf,sed W e'ss Va i'oh'
paitir, cheaanaako ana Ap.,,
r, a1fu,. :, r y, ''s anu A l
Court or Aeeomae comfy W,,.it ~ W.
~. ~ e -, iNoi''aS 'ouh's' VIII Oh er-
Nettieton VS. Nettleton eornora,io,
Court Of eity OF stanton WIT ~
error raf,aoi ''it W
Emmons VS. Cover e. song clrcui.
error refused. "
ISinrbam "a. bingham cor,or,+,o,
Court of cry OF Sta,inton Writ ~
error refused. -
Beadle VS.. Commonwealth Circuit
Court Of Frederick county. " writ VIII Of
Gryrnes vs.. Southern Railway Com.
pany. Circuit Court OF oranee COW
~ Writ Of error refi,sed eou'1
sutton. trustee. We Collins ct al.
Circuit Court. of Caroline COMFY An.
peal refused. o''''e COUNTY. az
virginia RAILWAY and pa,,a
pany vs.. Pearce. Hustinrs Conr, o :,
\ city of Petersburg. Writ NJ orra,. 70
fused. 100
| starkey VS.. Southern BelI Te,erranh
Court Of Law and chancery of city 't o.;
Curran VS.. Curran. Circuit Corr, Of
Bedford county. Nnneai rafused
Doherty and Casev We Fiaherty
Corporation Cour. of civ az f.wncb,
burg Writ of error refused,
| vandyke VS.. Communicative ctr.
cult Court of Elizabeth CIV co,nty
Writ Of error refused 10y eo1i''s .
| Davis VS.. Southern Railway Con-.
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WANT MOTOR CARS
FOR FIRE CHIEFS
Board Presents Estimate OF Cost
for Equipping South Rich
mond.
FAvoRs AN AUTO ENGINE
Also Asks Underground Cable for
Fire Alarm Boxes to
City Hall.

The Board of Fire Commissioners
presented to the Common Council las.
night a schedule OF the cost of giving
adequate fire protection to Washington
Ward, as guaranteed in the ordinance
for the annexation of Manchester, ask
ing a special appropriation for the
purchase OF new site and erection OF
a proper building for an engine house,
to cost $4,000, and the purchase OF a
new automobile engine and equipment
at cost of $4,000. The paper was
referred to the Committee on Finance.
The report states that since the or
dinance was adopted, the board has
made careful survey of the new ter
ritory and its needs, but has deferred
action until George f. Gary was
seated as Fire Commissioner from
South Richmond, in order that thar
area might be heard through its rep
resentative as to what was desired.
The board states that the items it spe-
cities are. in its Judgment, necessary
to comply with the terms and spirit
Of the annexation ordinance. For q
building and site for which $4,000 is
asked. 1t proposes the erection of such
a building as, is now In use for the
more modernly equipped RicHmond
companies, with sleeping quarters for
the men.
The present building is regarded as
Ill arranged and out OF repair, ana
removed from the present site is re-
garded as necessary for carrying out
the plan of the City Engineer for
parking the grounds around the old
Manchester courthouse. so as to pro-
vide an atTactive breathing space IN
the very Cart of South Richmond.
Synnts Motor Engine.
For equipment the board asks s12,-
500 The estimate Is for triple COM
bination engine. chemical engine and
hose wagon. with hose, electrical
equipment, helmets and other appa-
ratus. In recommending all automo-
bile engine, in which Is combined
chemical engine and hose wagon, the
board reports a saving of Sl,150 in
the first cost of this equipment as
against the regulation steam fire en-,
gine, combination chemical and hose
wagon, horses and harness, and fur
lither saving In the cost of maintenance
and salaries of the automobile conf
pany as against that OF the regular
steamer company, amounting to $3.50
Iper annum, without allowing for the
loss OF horses by death or disablement.
1t is recommended that the new
building be made sufficiently large to
provide quarters for tho present hose
wagon which came to tho city from
Manchester and that that apparatus
be held as a. reserve pending tho com,
pletion of n bridge over which the
companies from the north side Of the
river could travel. thereby placing
| Washington Ward on the same tire
alarm basis, IS other sections of the
city, IL Is stated to be the opinion OF
| the board that -. IT Is not provided
with motor apparatus which can travel
lat high speed, 1t Will prove necessary
TO insta. two horse-drawn companies
E!ps 10 tssQn e IN All, III
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SENTENCES COMMITTED
Alexandria Negroes VIII Not Die.
Hamilton Cnae Gomez Next


Hamilton Case Comes Next.
AS had been expected, Governor
Mann yesterday con1nutcd the sent
ences OF Calvin Johnson, Richard Pines
and Eugene Dorsey. the murderers OF
Walter Schultz. from the death PEN
atty to Imprisonment In the State PEN
ltentiary Tor life.
Thomas Noel, the slayer of a police
officer in Norfolk county. Will be cleo
trocuted this morning. Noel escaped
from the Norfolk county jail at Ports
mouth after his conviction, and was
recaptured after a thrilling chase.
The next electrocution TO come up
is that of Angelo Hamilton on June
~. This man has also been respited
once or twice. 1t is possible that John
Armstrong. the witness who was miss.
Ing at the trial. VIII see the Governor
within a few days and tell his story.
An affidavit signed by Armstrong, who
saw the killing OF the dead woman
tends 10 indicate carclessness with Il
weapon. rather than intent to murder
caused the killing.
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Acknowledgement to Company a, of
the Richmond Light Infantry Bines,
to leave its home station on June II
and IL for a practice march from
Richmond to Drewery's Bluff.
This march Will he ir the nature of
instruction in practice marching. and
will fit the company for its work at
Gettysburg, The company will leave
Tomorrow IN full marching order.
which means that every man Will
carry an equipment weighing about
nifty pounds on his shoulders. This
includes a shelter tent. in which Sat
urday night will be spent canteen
Qor water, OF course). banklet, am
mLnition and other requisites. The
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BUILDING PERMITS

Demand for Repair Permits Increases
Daily.
Building and repair permits were issued
yesterday as follows:
Davy j. Krug, TO erect n detached two
story brick dwelling on tho south side OF
Floyd Avenue between Elm and Cedar
Streets. to cost 1885.
w. ". Haley, to erect a two.story brict,
tenement. two dwellings. a3l3-23l5 West Main
Street. to cost ss,6o1.
]. T Allen. to erect two.sto.y brick
stable in rear of Sie2 East Broad Street, TO
cost $1,000.
Harper Hardware Company. to repair a
brick store. Soi East Marshall street, to cos,
$500
Susan Bear to repair a teame dwelling
1915 Stewart Street. to cost SIS.
John G. Scott, executor, 10 repair a brick
store. 1909 East Franklin street. to cost $500
K. E. Gilman, TO repair brick dwelling II.
West Grace street. 70 cost $50.
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40 ne
Wytheville, Va. June 9.-Proceed-
ings in the Supreme Court of Appeals
to-day were az follows:
McCraw VS.. Vernon ct al. Argued
by r. L. Jordan for appellant and j. C.
Visor for appeilee and submitted
Virginia Carolina Railway Company
+. Penn for appellant and j. j. Stuart
for appellee and submitted.
Sutherland vs.. Gent. Submitted on
briefs.
:, Wears vs.. salyer. Argued by Q. N.
for appellee and continued until to-
morrow morning.
The next cases to be called are:
Clinchaeld Coal Company VS. WheeIer's
Admr.; Meade ct al. VS.. King ct al;
Justus VS.. w. NJ. Ritter Lumber Com
pany.
BY James Keith. President:
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com.
pany VS.. Wills. Circuit Court o!
orange county. Reversed.
ton of Norton. Board of Trade. Inc.
VS.. Norfolk and Western Railway Com.
pany ct ais state Corporation Com
missioner Affirmed.
Security Life Insurance Company o.
America ct ais Chancery Court Of
| city of Richmond. Affirmed.
City of Richmond VS.. Gentry. Cir
cult Court of city of Richmond. AT
City of Richmond VS. Lambert ct ais
| Circuit Court of city of Richmond
Reversed.
City of Richmond ct ais. VS.. schon
of Richmond. Reversed
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com.
pany vs.. Hayslett. Circuit Court Q.
Norfolk county. Reversed
| Imperial Company VS.. Trotman
! Court OF Law and Chancery of city O
Norfolk. Reversed.
/ BY Judge John a. Buchanan:
Hargrave's Administrator VS.. Schap
Land and Timber Company. Circ,ti
| Court. of Southampton county. AT
| tirmed.
/ Williams VS. Green. Circuit Court o
Appomattox county Reversed
Whitehead. by, etc, VS.. Cape Henr,
Syndicate ct ais. Circuit Court of cit.
of Norfolk. Reversed in part.
| johnson VS.. Williams ct ais, trus
tees, etc. Circuit Court of Isle O
/ Wight county Reversed.
Edmondson and Reekes. receivers
vs.. Potts. administrator. Circuit Cour
of Mecklenburg county. Reversed.
Norfolk and Ocean View Railwa,
Company VS. Consolidated Turnpike
/ folk county. Reversed.
BY Judge Stafford G. Whittle:
Minnick vs.. Woods. Circuit Cour
of Patrick county Affirmed.
Nixdorf vs. Blount. Circuit Court o
city of Norfolk. Affirmed.
Pollard and Haw vs.. American Ston
Company. Circuit Court of city o
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M1LLERs WIN FIGHT.
Decision of board OF Agriculture as to
Bleaching Flour.

Ks d ID
TSpectal to The Times Uspatch
Raleigh, N. c., June 9.-The State
Board of Agriculture to-day adopted a
provision that until further notice
there will be no prosecutions of mill
ers for bleaching -four, except where
bleaching by the Alsop process eX-
ceeds O.3O of mllligram of nitrate
nitrogen per kilo OF flour. This action
is the outcome of the contest on for
some time between the North Carolina
NIillers' Association and the depart
ment.
A committee composed of A. I. Nc
Callum, William Dunn and Commits
sloner Graham was appointed to have
an oil portrait of the lamented Com
missioner S. l.. Patterson painted for
the assembly room Of the board. as a
tribute to his devotion and work for
the interests of the Department OF
Agriculture. Provision was made for
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distance Is sixteen miles.
The company will return to the city
an SUNDAY
VIII Tnlk To Honsehold.

An entire household has been cited
to appear before Commissioner of In
surance Joseph Button at his Office ON
June "a 1t is the Eminent House
hold OF Columbian Workmen, of At
lanta. This association failed to make
as complete and satisfactory annual
report as the commissioner desired to
see and he wishes to learn something
of how the household affairs are con-
Quoted. 1t Is stated that 1t has re-
Gently been engaged in considerable
litigation
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The Lynchhurg Chamber of Com
merce has indicated its desire TO be
heard on the subject of the change in
the schedule of the James River Divi-
sion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way. The state Corporation Commits
sion has fixed upon next Tuesday at
10 o'clock as the time when this body
shall be heard.
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the appointment of assistants in tho
division OF agronomy. division Of
dairying, division of horticulture and
division of veterinary work. Thesa
Will be appointed by Commissioners
| Graham. who has already named G. NJ.
Garden, OF Buncombe county. as the
| assistant agronomist.
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KILLED BY c. s. o. TRAIN.
Negro Meets Death at Gordonsyille-
BODY Torn to Pieces.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Gordonsville, Va. June 9.-TuckeE
Bannister. OF Charlottesville. a young
colored man, twenty years of age. was
killed by a Chesapeake and Ohio
freight train here last night, shortly
after 0 o'clock. 1t is not known how
the accident occurred. He was literallg
torn to pieces, his remains being gath
cred up and placed in a box.
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/ his j

June | will close at noon Saturday.
/ kindly request all of my old GUS
toners and other housekeepers
that burn Wood in summer to
order Friday or very early Satur-.
day, because | usually have more
than | can do in half day. | have
at my new yard. 1906 West
Broad, the choicest Summer
Wood, which | have made a spe-
cialty for the last twelve hot sum
mers. know | can please you,
because | study Wood that burns.
in hot weather. It will save time
end perspiration. It's Madison
1869.
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comm,..ion to Build Road.

The State Highway Commission has
determined 10 construct the proposed
highway with State aid in Fairfax
county. by day labor. A representative
of the department will supervise the
work. This follows a failure TO let
the construction TO contract.
However, with the limited funds at
the disposal of the department. it is
not possible to adopt this course in
very many places at one time. The
road in question is to run from Fair
fax Courthouse through the town Of
Vienna to Tyson's farm.
Commissioner Wilson spent yester-
day in Russell county, where a road
IS being built northward from Hona-
ker.
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Cohen VS.. Big Stone Gap Iron Com
pany Circuit Court of Wise county;
appeal. bond $500.
Carolina, Clinchtield and Ohio Rail-
wavIC Company VS.. Clinch Valley Lum-
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Manson & Shell VS.. Rawlings's execu-
tor, Circuit Court of Brunswick county;
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City National Bank OF Roanoke vs.,
Hundley ct ais. Circuit Court of Henry
county; writ of error and supersedeas,
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Norfolk Fire Insurance Corporation
| VS., TalleY Circuit Court OF Louisa
county, Writ OF error and superse-
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Commercial Trust Company ct ais.
VS.. First National Bank of Richmond,
Va, Chancery Court of city Of Rich
mond; appeal and supersedeas, bond
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Stones administrator VS.. Mary f..
Auditor, etc, Circuit Court OF city of
Richmond writ -of error. no bond.
Roanoke Railway and Electric Com
pany vs. Carroll, Corporation Court Of
city of Roanoke; writ of error and
supersedeas, bond, $4,000.
Martin VS.. Martin, Circuit Court of
Roanoke county; appeal and superse-
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Wickham and .Northrop, receivers,
VS.. Turpin, Circuit Court of Chester
field county: writ of error and super
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Whitmer VS.. Hulva, Circuit Court Of
Rockingham county; writ CT error and
supersedeas, bond $3.50. !.
Wampler VS.. Harrell ct ais, Circuit
Court of Wythe county; appeal and
supersedeas bond $780,
Wilburn VS.. Raines, etc, Clrcult
Court of Giles county; appeal, bond
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Wickham and Northrop. receivers. VS..
Leftwich, Law and Equity Court Of
city of Richmond writ of error and
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. !
u s. i-ASn OFFICE AT MoSTRosE. Colo.
September 10. lplu. J
CE : hereby given that
- MICHAEL FRANCE,

NOTICE s hereby given that
- MICHAEL FRANCE
of DELI, Colorado. who. on February &c. lqus.
made hpmesfead Entry No. I5i4 Ute, No o2.ss
for SN Of SWL. section 9, To snship Is south.
Rang . West. 9th Principal Meridian has fle,i
nntice II intention 10 make Final Five Year
Proof, 70 establish claim to the land above
described. before Milton r. WEIGH, Q. S Com
Novegu Der, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert Hutchison, William Faulkner
tlhsri Park, Andrew n Woods all of Delta
Colorado. b. p BLAIR
Register.
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. }
L, LAND OrFIcE At Mo>TRo~H, COLO,
September slth 1910

L, ) LAND OFFlcE At Mo>rRo~E colo,
September, sUth. 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that
CLARENCE A. SMITH,
assignee and sole heir of Amy L. Smith. of Delta
Colorado, who. on October 10, ia6. made Desert
and Entry No. 1912 Ute. No. ols3 for W.,
Sws SECTION ~, 81, SE,A Section ~, Township
II South, RAnxs ~ West. Lot 4, Section 3. Lot
and SEt OF SEh. Section 4, Township Is South,
Range " West 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Desert Land
Proof, to establish claim - the Land above
described. before Milton X Melch, U. 4. Com.
missioner, at Delta. Colorado. ON the 9TH day of
November, 1910.
Claimant names n witnesses:
Walter II Smith. of Delta, Colorado: Geneyieve
Hartis, OF Delta, Colorado; Pearl NJ. Smith of
pelts, Colorado; Perry Robinson. of Austin,
Colorado. Il. p. BLAIR.
Register
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21

NOTICE is hereby given that
LENA L. sEICREsT,
of Delta. Colorado who. on Fehrns,r ION
made Pre- Emption Declaratory Statement. So'
osoS; " Cte ioI >EAs of SWi,. SwI. of SCI Sec
hange " west 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
DOLCE ps o. ~ ittt ion to make Final Pre-Emption
s ; 20 establish claim TO the land above
uesciloeu. before Milton r. welch. q ; Com
mmsstnet; & al Delta, Colorado, on the end day Of
Claimant names witnesses:
Frank Z Helt, Of Delta Colorado: James =
Snne. OF peIa dorado; William Watts. OF
ni nei Soiorado' George ". scandrett, of austin.
special notice is hereby given 10 Jesse E. Bell.
p d. q. oss9a to appear at The a,aye ,i, - :
s,sce ,is. anu snow cause why his aid Pre- Emptiop
B. P. Blair
Register.
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u > Land Office at Montrose. Colo,
october 4th, 1910.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
HARRY A SMITH
Assignee o- Ira Joseph Clark. Of Delta,
COLORADO, who on July 2Sth, 1909 made
Desert Land Entry No O3S62. Ute. for
south Halt Of Southeast Quarter Sec
ton y. souih b Ee-t Quarter ur Southwest Quarter
section 10, aua Northwest Quarter of Northwest
lluarter. Section Fifteen. Township Fourteen
South, Range s5 West, 9Th Principal
Meridian. serial No. O52I4. has fied
notice OF intention to make Final Desert
Land Proof. to establish claim to the
ANA ai ao9Ee described, before Milton R.
WEIGH, L. :. Commissioner, at Delta.
Colorado on the lith day of November,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Grace Z Smith, of Delta, Colorado.
Ihomas b Hart, OF Austin, Colorado
stephen y. pugver. of Austin, Colorado
James L. Mcconnell. of Au tin. Colorado.
B. p. BLAIR
Register.
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
Notice for Publication.

DEP RrMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. :. LAND OFFICE Al MoN1RosE. oLo
September :. 1910.
>Orl f is hereby given that
RUTH 4. LAKE.
,ssignee of Daniel $. Doughty, of Gunnison,
Colorado. who, on November -, 1907. made
Desert Land Entry No leo. Ute, No. oilei Tor
Lot I. >ection g. Township Is South, Range rs
West 9TH Principal Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make Final Desert Land Proof, to
establish claim to the land above described be.
fore Milton R. Welch. U. s Commissioner. at
Delta, colorado. on the 18th day of November
1910.
Claimant names rs witnesses
Frank Marshall. of Delta, Colorado: William
7. Hornshy. of Delta. Colorado; George Hether-
ington. of Gunnisou, colorado: Edwin q Palm
er, of q unnison. Colorado. b. z. BLAIR,
Register,
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
Legal notices
Notice for Publication.


q. s. Land Office at Montrose. Colo.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
October 4th. 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that
JAMES E. MCCONNELL
OF Austin. Colorado. who, on JULY 2sth.
1903. made Desert Land Entry No. O3,
SSs. Ute. for Southeast Quarter of North
EAST 2aarter Section s. South half of
Section g and Ne. Quarter of NV.
quarter: Section 16. Township Il South,
range 70 West. 9Th Principal Meridian
has has MED notice of intention to make
rlnai Desert Land Proof to establish
claim TO the land above described. he.
fore milton R. Welch, U. S. Commission
er' at Delta, Colorado. on the l4th day
of November. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harry A. Smith, of Delta. Colorado
Trace T. smith, of Delta, Colorado.
snomas q Hart of Austin, Colorado.
Stepnen A Dugger, of Austin Colorado.
B. P. BLAIR
Register.
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
NOTICE is hereby given that
WILLIAM F. HORNSRY

NOTICE is hereby given that
WILLIAM F. HORNSBY
Of Delta. Colorado. who on November %. 1907
made hesert Land Entry No. I,7o. Ute. No. 100
tor s. of SWk and VIZ of SEL. Section 81
Township II south. Range % West. sth Principal
Nertiian. has hie notice of intention to make
tlnsl lhssert Land Proof. to establish claim 10
the and above described, before Milton r.
Welch. Y: 3, Commissioner. at Delta, Colorado
on the eth day of November 1910
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frsi II. Mcdonnell of Delta, Colorado; Frank
7. Marshall. of Delta. Colorado: Edwin G
Palmer ofGunnison, Colorado: Henry +. Lake
Jr of Gunnison, Colorado.
P. BLAIR,
Register.
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
Notice for Publication.

PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIO !
=. o LAND OFFICE AT MoNTRosE. Colo.
September 4 1910 \
The Delta independent., 1910-10-21
Notice for Publication.

DEP ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
[. ;. LAND OFFIcE At MoNrRo>E, COLO !
September :. 1910.