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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-02-10
Public Sale
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20

WEDNESDAY,, FEB. %
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described property:
"a HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting of one bay mare with
foal W.T. 1900 Is years old, one black
mare with foal VT 1850 13 yrs old.
one gray mare II years old bred VT
1850, n bay mare with foal 6years
old W.T. 1850, one black gelding 9
years old W.T. 1850, one team bay
mares bred 3 years old VT $500, one
brown mare bred 3 years old VT
1900, one grav mare 2 years old W.T.
1850, one grey gelding 2 yrs old VT
1850, n bay mare with foal years
old VT 1900. one bay gelding 3 years
old VT 1850, one brown gelding 5
years old W.T. 1900. n grey gelding
3years old W.T. 100, n 2 year old
mare. 3vearlings, 3 sucking colts,
one driving team 7 and III years old,
and n gray saddle pony.
FARM MACHINERY
One 8 foot Acme Queen binder
almost new, one II foot Hedge
header, n new Deere hay loader,
loaded about so loads, one 8 foot
Mccormick mower. | Deering buck
er. N IL foot Deering hay rake, |
fifty bushel Galloway manure spread,
l farm truck. l feed grinder, one 8
foot double disc Superior drill. one
IA inch Lacrosse gang plow. m 16
inch walking pillow, one Is inch New
Deal pillow, | l6 i'm Fuller & Johnson
breaking pillow, one ID M breaking
pillow, ore 8 foot surface packer. one
10 foot steel drag, | corn planter. |
cultivator, one 7 foot disc. | stuDble
pillow l8 in. one gang disc pillow Ia
in, one mower, n hay rake 10 foot.
2 hay racks, l spring wagon,
Owens tanning mill, l corn shelter,
l header bed. / hay rack. l set work
harness, | set double driving har.
ness, | saddle, about 2 doz chickens,
2 sows and 10 shoats, and some corr
and speltz.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale-All sums of SIC
and under cash. Over that amount
time will be given to Nov. l., 1910,
by purchaser giving note bearing 1C
per cent interest with approved
security. Property must be settled
for before removal from place.
X. p. ROLD,
JAS. p. Jacobson, Auct. Owner
+. D.. Greene, Clerk.
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NOTICE:-Notice is hereby given
that the next regular examination
for teachers will be held in the Mil
Ter Court Room, Thursday and Fri.
day, March 3rd and 4th, beginning
at 8 a, m, On the opening day.
Margaret Duthie.
9t4 Co. Supt. of Schools.
y (By order of State Dep't.)
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Public Sale


Having sold our farm we will sell
at public auction on SW l7-1,3-6a.
five miles north and three miles west
of Miller and two miles north of the
old Escher ranch on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II
commencing at IL o'clock the fol-
lowing described property:
Ia HEAD OF HORSES
80 HEAD OF CATTLE
20 HEAD OF SHOATS
MACHINERY. GRAIN
Terms of Sale-All sums of $40
and under cash. Over that amount
time will be given till Nov 1. 1910,
by purchaser giving note bearing 10
per cent interest with approved
security.
ROURKE BROS.
b. +. Magness, Auct. Owners.
+. ID. Greece, CLERK.
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To Outside Subscribers

A pencil mark across this paragraph is
notice that your subscription has expired.
We would be pleased 10 continue the paper
TO your address upon receipt of 81. If not
promptly received we infer that you do not
want the paper any longer, and it is stopped.
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One of the most enjoyable social
affairs of the season occurred Satur.
day evening at "Cedarholm," the
Waters home, with Mr. and Mrs w.
H. Waters, Mr. and Mrs D. II. Smith.
and Mr. and Mrs +. +. Saltmarsh at
the helm. 1t was IN the nature Of a
winter garden party, and the guests
were served with a bountifuI supper
at seven o'clock, after which the
hours were pleasantly spent with
guessing contests.
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Samuel H. Etrod. of Clark, came
out Monday with the announcement
of his candidacy for governor be-
fore the June primaries. Z l..
Abel, of Huron, has withdrawn
from the race, and Dick Richards
and Egan are yet to be heard from.
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Farm For Rent

In Alpha township, 1865, New
buildings, GAO acres, running water.
Some new land to break up. Renter
must be well equipped. Apply
quickly.
8tf Bushfelds' Home Land Co.
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AS | have associated myself with
Mr. +. A. Altenow in the machinery
business. | will sell all my personal
property at the John Shaul farm
two miles north and two miles east
of St. Lawrence, including horses,
cattle, hogs, machinery hay, pota-
toes, gram and numerous other arti-
cles. Sale on the oath of February.
Watch for bills.
9t2. Harry G.. Walker.
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B~USlNESS......
OPPORTUNITIES
FIVE CENTS PER LINE

ifyou have anything TO sell. or II you Ne
sire to buy anything, a three or four line
notice In the PREss will bring results.
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Horses For Sale.

PENACENNE, THE oil that is all
OIL" the kerosene that burns the
lamp out dry with a bright white
light, no smoke, no OdOr, no char.
Ask your dealer for it.
Manhatton Oil Company,
Sta Not in the trust.
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We Buy And Sell Lands

|. If you have any that you want to
sell and sell quick, list it with Mack
Land Co., the firm that sells the
land and sells it quick. We need a
OF of land this spring and if you
want a quick sale list it with us.
Mack Land Co.
8tf Miller, S. ID.
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Residence For Sale

We have a fine, modern, eight
room house for sale cheap. 1t must
go OF once.
Home Land Inv. Co..
By n. j. Bushfield, Sec'y.
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Good Property For Sale
A new eight room house located
near school house in Miller.
A newly improved l60 acre farm
in York twp. Fine location. a miles
from market.
A newly improved GAG acre farm
in Alpha twp, running water. Fine
combination farm and stock ranch.
Bushfelds' Home Land Co.
Miller, S. ID.
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have for Sale a couple Of very
desirable residences in Miller and
in st. Lawrence.
St4 J. G.. McCool
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For Sale.

A ten room house including two
Soft lots and barn, located on Sec
ond ST., four blks. west of main.
Call or address the owner.
w. K. Acton,
Miller, s. Oak.
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Stations For Sale

For Sale-350 bushels of speitz
and hay at my place, sec. ll-ll0-6S.
9t2* Peter Nelson.
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Minneapolis, Mimi, will be at
Henshaw Hotel, Miller, s. D.,
Feb d and oS 1910

IIenSnaW HOteI, WHICH,, -. D.,
Feb. ~ and %. 1910.
DR. Bond relieves all eye strain
that causes cataract. blindness, red,
sore and inlamed eyes, headaches,
dizziness, black and floating spots.
nervousness. etc. without drugs or
pain. (Glasses made that WILL FIT.)
New lenses put in old frames if de-
sired. Lenses replaced from pre-
scription or from pieces sent by
mail. Artificial eyes. Consultation
free. 'sa.1.a 's' 800 S,''"'""' st3
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Sale Dates

| have the following dates taken
for Public Sales: FEB. Is, II. Is,
10, 81. 90, "a, %. 26, %. March 2, d,
5. B. F. Magness, Auct.
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Town Lot For Sale

Situated in East Miller, 50x250
9t2* Bob Corbett.
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[. o. o. r.

Meets every SATURDAY. night in the
Odd Fellow hall. Members are re-
quested to attend. Visitors are
cordially invited.
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THE MILLER PRESS
OFFICIAL PAPER HAND COUNTY
S1.OO PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
J. A. BUSHFIELD, Proprietor
TambIyn & Levens, Lessees
ANNA NJ. BUSHFiELD, Editor
CLUBBING RATES

The Press and Inter Ocean tyr ......... S1.6
The Press and Dakota Farmer l yr.........s1.6
The Press and New Idea Magazine / vr. gee. .sl.H
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Statement

Statement Of the condition of the Hand County
State Bank. of Miller. S. D.. at the close Of bust
ness Jan. 3lth, 1910.
Date OF call by examiner Feb. |. 1910. Date of
report by bank Feb. 7. 1910.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT.
The Pennsylvania Railroads New Gate
way to the Heart of New York City
Has Been Completed.

The opening of the station on Novem-
achievement second only to the building
of the Panama canal in cost and scope
of work. The station fronts directly on
Seventh avenue, Thirty-frst street, Thir-
ty-third street, Eighth avenue and on
Thirty-fourth street. Within the radius
of a mile are located the majority of
New York's largest hotels, clubs, restau-
rants, places of amusement and retail
stores. The area of the station and the
subterranean yards is twenty-eight acres.
Five hundred houses. including seven
churches, were removed to clear the site.
1t is the largest building in the world de-
voted solely to the use and convenience
of railroad passengers. Through its sys-
tenn of tunnels it connects under the
North and East rivers with New Jersey
and Long Island.
The first train through the Pennsyl-
vania tunnel under the North river
brought its crowd of passengers to
Broadway and Fifth avenue, New York,
on 1.-The 9th of November. 1t was an
event that stirred the Imagination and
the expectation of all the people of the
greatest city in the Union. 1t means
not only much for New York and for the
Pennsylvania railroad, but for every sec
ton of the country. 1t was an event of
national and historic importance 1t de-
serves to be recorded accordingly.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
LARImER MEN URGING
NEW vlADUcT PLAN.

Since the idea OF building over the
present Larimer street viaduct an ap-
proach to the West Colfax viaduct was
suggested several weeks ago, the I.ari-
mer Street Improvement association has
become an enthusiastic supporter OF the
plan. Monday committee composed of
Seth Bradley. F. A. Finding, Frank L.
Bishop. Frank J. Alexander. NJ. j. Nc
Carthy and Thomas ]. McCue, held it's
second conference with Mayor Speer. to-
discuss the proposition. AS final. plans
for the West Colfax viaduct have not
been drawn and II is still possible to
make OF the new structure an adequate
western outlet for Larimer street. the
mayor promised that the plan will be
given the fullest consideration.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22

W. Twelfth, city. ct al. no stock, Denver.
(53235.)
Dawson Bristow Mercantile Co. (care
Dawson & Bristow Pierce), A. Dawson.
J. P. Bristow, C. W. Martin; $25.Oo0;
Pierce. (5S257)
(Seal.) (5325s.)
(Seal. (53259.)
La Plata County bank; full paid stock.
(53260)
Colorado Sanitarium and Hospital Co.
ecare s. s. Packard, Pueblo), Louis D.
Roberts, Will ]. Orange. James ]. Davis,
ct al; $4,000; Pueblo. (53261.)
Steamboat Gardens Investment Co.
(care Rothgerber & Appel, 630-3 Symes
bldg.). P. F. Reinhardt, w. NJ. Appel, Ira
C. Rothgerber; $4,000; Denver. (5s262J
Geddis G Seerie Stone Co., dissolution
Denver). (53263)
Gas & Electric Furnace Co. (care Geo.
s. Reed, SIG Kittredge bldg). W. W.
Lininger, j. G. Pitton, c. c. Donaldson;
100000; Denver. (53264)
Bungalow Builders Co., Arthur l.
White, First National Bank bldg; Hec
tor Thomas, S. B. Mansfield; 100000;
Denver (53265.)
Manassa Exploration Co., Joseph F
Thomas, Manassa; James NJ. Jensen
Preston A. Jack, ct al; $4,000; Manassa;
seal. (53266-7)
Rice-Smith Manufacturing Co., B. J
Ford, 412 Cooper bldg; c. s. Rice, S. M
Smith; $4,000; Denver. (5326S)
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
MoFFAT TUNNEL TO GET
AID OF REAL ESTATE MEN.

The real estate exchange as body
has Joined the forces that are endeavor-
ing to see the Moffat tunnel through the
range. A resolution adopted at the reg
ular weekly luncheon calls for commit
tee to interview financiers and other in
terests that might lend aid. and TO deter
mine the best method Of assisting the
project which means the enlargement OF
Denver to the class OF the greatest cities
OF the world The resolution was pre-.
sented with the signatures of large
number OF influential men. The follow
ing committees will go into the matter
at once: Victor r. Olmsted, Lee A Rey.
noids. w. w. Watson.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22

lon Seventh. $500. (2646.)
Highland Theater Co, City Han oUIk
ler; J. R. White, 1875 South Raco. -
tractor; one-story. frame rood. oE1ok
store, 25xS7, on Thirty second. botWuon
Meade and Lowell. $4,000. (se47.)
Mrs E. G. Eddy, 1177 Clnrkpon. oVnr
er; G. A Young, 4412 Wyandott. oo1r
tractor; alteration to store front on Court
place, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
$1,000. (264sJ
T. W. Casey, s700 GiIpin. owner and
contractor; two-story. frame roof, brick
barn. 24x6o, on Gilpin and Thirty
seventh. $1,000. (265o.)
John G. Morgan, 52s Symes building,
owner; repair roof of store on Champa,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
$500. (2651.)
Fred A. Horn, 1854 Marion, owner:
one-story brick house, 26x42, on West
Twenty-ninth. between Irving and Julian.
$4,000. (2652.)
F. L. Birney. owner; W. l.. Rice, 1908
Broadway. architect; three-story, frame
roof, brick hotel. 50x125, Broadway. be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth, $s4,-
900. (2653.)
Colonel Swallows. Metropole hotel,
owner; t. Hayden. applicant; open wire
fence, on Galapago. between Asbury and
Jewell. s10o. (2654.)
w. t. Cream, 15e9 fremont, owner;
Richard Phillips. 2S Jacobson building.
architect; three-story, frame roof, busi-
ness building, 25x125. on fremont, be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth, $4,000
(2655.)
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

The benefit performance given at the
Broadway for the Denver Unions Hos.
pitaI association Monday evening was a
success in every way but financially. The
was not well attended, but
It is believed that the receipts will pay
the expenses. Those on the program
who deserve special mention are: Inter.
locutor w. n. Wheadon, Frank and
Howard Donehue. Gus Brohm. Bert Ha-
vens. George L. Bradbury. Miss Gladys
C. Reynolds and Mrs. w. Edwards Dillon.
The Barbers' Balr' was clever, and
School Days" was given in way that
pleased the audience.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
Builders To Receive 10000 Mile
Money Is Ready for First Fifty Miles

Actual operation has begun in the
construction of the Grand River. Meeker
& Salt Lake railroad. which will extend
from a point on the Grand river in Colo
rsdo through level country TO Salt Lake
City.
Fifty teams and full force of men
have been put into the field by the
Mecker RahEeley Construction company.
which has taken the contract to build the
rosd at $4,000 per mile for the entire
zoo miles Of its course Funds are avail
able for the first so miles. S2.eO0,ooo hav-
ing been subscribed short time ago.
The company has arranged the prelim-
inaries for bond issue OF s15,ooo.oo0,
enough to complete the entire l.ne.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22

w. F. Davis. s.-.-........-..... Inspector
Office. First Floor, City Hall.
E. NJ. Jensen. for Ed Weiss, 1868 South
Pearl, 5. q901S.)
j. t. Costello. for C. E. French, 1s1
South Bannock, 8. 1so19.)
Clinchy and Wolffrum, for C. H. Big
Ter, 1925 Bryant, 6. (19o2O)
Saaler & Fenske, for F. Johnson, S56
South Ogden, 6. (1s021.)
McCann Bros, for Mrs Smith, Eudora,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, S.
Qs022.)
E. F. O'Connor, for Gustafson, s016
Race, sewer connection. (19023.)
Stanley & O., for Ehearhart. 6. usO24)
Winter Bros, for NJ Kent, S4S South
High, 4. 19025.)
]. G. Schuster. for s. E. Cook, 1861
Jackson. g. 1so26)
A. S. Hubbell. for Jas. A. DriscolI.
Douglas place, between Elliott and Blvd.
F, 4. (9027.)
S. T. Swanberg, for E. B. Nelson, 4442
Fillmore, 2. uso2S)
| Hensler Bros, for Joe Patora, Fortieth
and Pecos, 5. (1902s)
| Geo. H Bornhauser for Robinson, LIN
coin between Colorado Mexico. 8. (19O30)
| Christensen & Williams. for Eppich,
Corona, between Tennessee and Missis-
sippi. 4, (leosl.l
| W. c. cabeen, for wr. wiborg. 11ss
Steele. 6. t1soS2.)
Small Bros, for Davidson, 2715 Arapa-
hoe, 3. usO3s.)
| Albert Herrod, for Underhill L. Co..
Twenty-eishth and Cherry. s. (1s034.)
! Fred Mowbrey, for B. osen. IS Emer-
son, 4: 2119 S. Logan, 4. 19035-6.)
Spears & Anderson, for H. T. Smith,
1926 s. Logan. ). (iS6S5)
A. ]. Gumlick & Co.. for T. Eitelgeorge,
Lincoln, between Exposition and Ohio, ?,
qs0ss.)
Small Bros. for cuykendaii, PISS Jul
ian, 5. (1sOss.)
Baer Bros. for Mrs ]. Reed. 4772-s
Race. ?; two for C. Corbin. 441s-5 Cav.
lord. 8 C1sO4O-2.)
Geo NJ Wirth & Co.. for Kenney, las
South Lafayette, 3. (1sO4S)
Christensen & Williams, for Robinson
& Robinson, Forty-fourth and Bryant, 6.
| Ge044l
Geo. II. Bornhauser, for ]. Fletcher.
Ogden. between Mississippi and Arizona.
5; ]. C. Henry. Ogden and Tennessee, 5.
(19045-6.)
Ambrose P. & H & Co.. for C. o. Ce-
icress, S3Ss-9 West Thirty-third avenue.
H.; P. Neely. 23s4-40 Irving. 4. 1s047-S.l
H. d. Everett. for ]. H Rasser. Birch.
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth.
Is. Qs05o.(
Spears & Anderson. for Henrick r. e.
=. ssl6 Columbine. 5; ]. w. Jackson.
Jackson block, -. tisO51-2)
Saaler & Fenske, for j. N. Bredin. 1868
Milwaukee. sewer connection. (1so5s)
Berkeley P. 4 H. Co., for Mrs. Shinn.
1885 Meade. 8; A. s. Kennedy, 1865 New
ton, 5; Drake. 42ts Stuart, 8. (19054-5-6.)
Mohr & Stewart. for st. Paul NJ. E.
church. Sixteenth and Ogden. g. (ts057.)
H. NJ. Page. for Walsh & Hensen. 1912
jackson. 5; two for Hullibarger. 14l6-fs
| s. Grant, each Cs05s-s-60)
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
OVERLOOK THE BOSS.

One manager in a large Wholesale
house tells his views ON the custom of
giving employers Christmas presents.
The practice OF employees chipping in
for present to the manager Is deplor-
able. The first year came into this de-
partment the As employees gave me q
gold watch for Christmas In the sur
prise and chagrin which followed its pre-
sentation I was hardly able to acknowl-
edge the Offering. but managed later to
express few inane words OF insincere
thanks. That watch was like gold
brick in my pocket. made still heavier
perhaps because had been instructed
by the proprietor to decrease the once
force at the beginning of the new year,
the busy season being at a close. How
! could convey dismissal to those en-
ployes who had contributed to that
Christmas present caused me to lose not
few hours sleep | finally sent the
watch to my kid brother out home To
get It out of my sight"
In q large mail order house OF Chi
cago there is rigid rule established
prohibiting the giving OF Christmas pres-
ents to managers. but the employees
walked around this rule by sending .
floral gift Of six dozen American Beauty
roses at IS dozen to the department
managers home stronger rule II
now in vogue whereby employees are for
hidden to solicit money for ofiicial pres
ents-the penalty. Immediate discharge.
Employers generally. whether women
or men. regard the subscription gift from
employees with disfnyor---so n Won are
Planning to give your employer Christi
mas present-DoN'T
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
THREE IRRIGATION PROJECTS COM
BlNE

Las Vegas, N. M.-Indications are that
a big merger of several of the large irri-
cation projects of northeastern New
Mexico is about to be affected with Chi
cago capitalists furnishing the money for
the rapid completion of the work now in
progress, and the exploitation and sale
of the surrounding lands. The projects
to be included in the rumored merger
are French Land and Irrigation COM
pany, the Maxwell Land company and
the Big Eagle Nest Dam and Irrigation
works near Cimmaron. 1t is reported
that the First National bank of Chicago
and George T. Nicholson, second vice
president of the Santa Fe railway, are
financing the scheme.
The three projects comprise hundreds
of thousands of acres of land. Merged,
they will create one of the biggest irri-
cation systems in the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22

The Union Pacific will construct new
line from Denver to Fort Morgan at a
cost of about s3,500.000. The line has
been surveyed. the route determined,
terminal facilities purchased, new steel
procured and the company is ready to
build. The work probably will be begun
in the spring. New territory will be
opened up and the present line OF the
Union Pacific will be made 25 miles
shorter by the use of this line.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22

Twain Mining Co., t. E. Waters, 52s
Symes building; F. w. Lowery. Henry
Eggers, $4,000, Denver. (55120-)
Peoples State Bank of Wray, full paid
stock, seal. (5S121-2)
Colorado Continental Lumber Co. T,
A Schomburg. 701-S Colo-aoo building;
Chas. E. Bullen, T. K. Holloway. $50.
asaa, Denver, t5s12s)
Buenaventura Mining, Drainage, Trans
pertation s Tunnel Co., H. A Hicks, 44e
ro,,i,.h.- building; Hal Sayre. Robt H
sayre, $4,000. De.ver;. full paid stock
(5S124-5.)
Seal. (5s226)
Illinois Society. VIM. H. Dickson, ST.
Continental building, ct al. no stock,
Denver. (5S2271
Optical Protective Co. increase capi-
tai stock to s25.oOO. (5s22Sl
Renewal (5S2s6.l
Conejos County Abstract Co, Morton
Jones. Colorado Springs; D. A Lord. Ed
win McCrillis. $4,000, Conejos. (53231)
Munson & Sons Manufacturing & Land
Co.. Sweeney Munson. Fowler; A R.
Oliver, ]. F. Hall ct al, 100000. Fowler
(5s2sSo
Central Gold Mines & Leasing Co.
amend Article V. t5S2Ss.)
Payback Mining Co.. amend Article Ill.
t5.s24o)
McNahon Land & Investment Co.
,c.r. sturgeon & Cassidy, Colorado
Snrinssl :. Mcmahon, NJ. A. Griffith,
w u snurps,>u, $4,000, Colorado
Springs (5s241)
Pious Fraternity of Our Father Jesus
Society (care ]. A. ]. valdes, walsen-
burg). no stock. Chico. (5s242l
Atlas Loan & Security Co.. Ira d.
Rambo. Pueblo: W. E. Buck. p H. Col
lins. $4,000. Pueblo. (5S24S)
Stark-Hagadorn Irrigation Co.. amend
Article H. (5s244)
Western Information Bureau & Adver-
tising Assn. Geo. ]. Blakeley. 1921 New.
ton ct al. no stock. Denver. (5ss45.)
Dixon Canon Investment CO.. full paid
stock. (5s246D
Osceola Fuel Co. (care Ellis & Smith,
Durango). s. NJ. Coder. L. E. Smith, H.
Ellis, 100000. Durango, (5s247l
The Magic Chemical Co., full paid
stock t5s24s.)
Warwick Investment Co. tcare VIM. B.
Rodda. E. & c. bldg.). r. s. and Ada F..
Joslin Lucy NJ. Needham. 100000,
Brush (5s24s.)
La Famosa Cigar Co. (care Alfred
Muller. s21 E. & C. bldg.). Felix and
Sarah Grant, Bernhard Stark. $4,000.
Denver. (5s25lJ
Seal. (5s252y
Delta Savings & Building Assn. A. B.
Wire. Dleta; ]. e Hillman, T. White.
$500. .ooo Delta. (5s25s)
Direct Legislation League of Colorado,
John H. Gabriel. Kittredge building. ct
al. no stock. Denver. (5Ss54.l
Richfountain Gold & Silver Mining Co.
(care ]. X. Hansbrough. 42T Commercial
building, ST. Louis). A. ]. westerman.
Jno. G. Bohmer. VIM. p. HOFFMAN. $780,
600. Victor (5s255)
Bailey Dental Co. (care Thomas,
Bryant. Nye Melbourn. 6s1 E. & C..
huilding), Rowland w. Mary. f. and J.
r. Bailey. $4,000. Denver. (5Ss56)
Browne Iron Works Co. (care Doud 4
Fowler. sos e & c. bldg). F. o. Browne.
II. L. Butler. Jr.. J. c. Tobias, $4,000.
Denver. (5s2s1)
(Seal (5s2sc.)
Industrial Club (care w. D. Lombard,
Colorado bldg. Colorado Springs). no
stock. Colorado Springs. t5ssssl
Sherbino Mining & Milling Co.. in
crease board of directors from 8 to s..
tSsess)
Grizzly Bear Club, VIM A. Even. 1915
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
SELECTION OF THE SITE
OF NEW CHURCH TONIGHT.

A meeting will be held by the mem
bers of the York Street Presbyterian
church. al Thirteenth and York streets,
to determine Upon the location OF a new
church which has been planned for the
past few months.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-22
Irrigation Project.

Following the same general plan of
the irrigation systems of Weld county.
n corporation of Greeley and Denver
men. with half million dollars of East
ern capital. win build large irrigation
project in northwestern Kansas, secur-
ing their water supply from Beaver
creek