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The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE
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saars.. wa. Hudson: colorado, I, Msid
dassa Asll ss"tsf s,h ysos g. ass ssa
$50, in the office of the Clerk and Re-
veyed to the Public Trustee of the
in said Weld County. described as
The North West quarter. (NWN) OF
Section Two CD in Township One q!
North In Range Sixty Five tS5) West
OF the sth p. M. containing One hun
cording to Government survey. to.
gether with all water rights and
privileges apurtaining to said land.
for the sum Of One thousand seven
hundred u700) dollars of even date
srssr said al Tspss DeeS to se
years after date as prescribed IN said
Trust Deed with interest Mt 10 per
annum payable semi-annually.
And Whereas. Default has been
Trust in the performance OF Covenants
and conditions imposed upon. him by
To-wit:
the interest due October 6. 1911, and
whereas. the legal holder of the In
and Interest has filed with the under,
County. Colorado. notice and demand
In writing. declaring said default ana
electing to declare the whole debt
represented by said note and interest
due and payable. and demanding the
sale of said land under said Trust
Deed
And Whereas. by partial release OF
Book 327. at page 3l2 OF the office OF
the Clerk and Recorder OF said Weld
County. COLORADO. portion OF tns
Trust were released ~ follows. To-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

that the lone defender u tho Han
who made tho plans BY which the
bridge was built.
Te the public it would seem moro
fitting II some other than The maker
Of the plans shoald pro.omce tho
bridge . hum dinger. We admit
that the solitary figure Of the de-
Tending army might be sublime wore
he not one Of the bunch who has an
interest akin to pain in the struc-
ture.
But since the defense has struck
Its cOlOrs. let's have 1t out. Let's
go down the line and SEQ where we
Land. Let's begin from that time
the bids were not advertised for un-
til threats were made. Then let's
90 ahead until tho work begins, the
appointment of an inspector. the
payment Of large sums Of money un-
warranted by the results obtained,
the effort Of the tax payers to get
the county commissioners to hold
hack the Last payments, the report
OF the grand jury and the cracking
OF the third span of the massive (?)
structure.
When we have got this far, we
might take half . dozen samples of
the concrete from various places in
the bridge. and have them analyzed
To see Just what sort Of cement the
tax payers got In that bridge.
Since . defense has been attempt-
ed, let everybody tell all they know.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION |
CONCERNING COMEBACkS, LOOPHOLES AND
OTHER THINGS TO BE LEARNED

appears of WIN"
liable for damages some farmer driving heavily loaded wagon Of
bridge
dozen
and one losses of such circumstance ~
beyond
in although municipal
This and criticize offend
gentlemen hold
bowling what
is right
psesumng
plated justice when retited
Casnes
doing anything but seeking high mark
The Tribunes assumption (and suggested
W In tns county, was based on the now pretty well ~
hsid fact that the farmers who bought bridge
uo.,.-c ,s. ,hs, ne,s ~ W. ~ ..s ~ s . ~ ~ ~ ~: - M ... 49, ~ M
ridins diversion might
justice acknowledges noompetency
but insists on its argument for justice admits the glorious p
bies suberfug
law but it fails
insly labeled Justice long trailing
every court that gapples with them
The Tribune made plea time
hs VIII not suffice t" make any difference in the of
laws in this state or other No
and lack of the absolute in the ,.nn -, - the ~ - o @
why the might
state legislatures in the years Of
graduate papa was strong politically to be one
of three
revising declared this wise body
his law school
many minds the Law
at goal
The Iribunes ignorance Of
y resident Of Weld
be liable
The Tribune and readers
bridge caves in with hem get damages from the county
THEN, WITH THIS kNOWLEDGE. THE TRIBUNE INSISTS
MORE THAN EVER THAT SOME MEASURES BE TAKEN TO PRO
TECT THE PEOPLE WHO ARE TO USE THAT BRIDGE II
IF N
JURED UNDER THE LAW, HENCE WHILE THERE TIME IT is
THE DUTY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS THAT
BRIDGE SAFE. THE COUNTY HAS SPEND ANOTHER
900
EXPOSITION LAW, A
PLEA FOR COMMON JUSTICE IF THE TAX PAYERS PAID A
FANCY PRICE BRIDGE THEY ENTITLED A
GOOD
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
The CarritherS
Clothing Co.

will be held at the Office OF said COM
pany in Greeley. Colorado. on the
9Th day Of January. 1912. at 1880
p. m. for the election Of seven di-
reetors. and for the transaction of
any other business that may come
before said meeting.
Greeley. Colo, Dec. s, 1911.
G. N. JACKSON.
Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate Of Arthur l.. Courssr. Dseea sed.

The undersigned. having been appointed ad-
mnstrator Of the estate OF Arthur l.. Courser.
late Of the County Of Weld. In the State Of Colo
rado deceased. Asreby gives notiee that he will
appear befors the County Court Of said Weld
County. 1t ths Court House In Greeley. in said
County. on Monday. tho 9Th day Of January, A. d.
1912. At the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ of aaid day
which time all persons having claims agar st said
estate arc notied and reQuessed to attend for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted. Al per-
sons indebted to said eState ere reque sted make
immediate payment to the sadersianed
Dated At Greeley. Colorado, this 4th day of
Deconber. A. D. 1911.
HERBERT n. BAKER, Admin tstsatox.
Of the estate of Arthur l.. Courser. Deceased.
First publication In Greeley Tribune Dec. 7.lSll.
Last publication Ds<. q. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

wit: A strip of land y
over. and across the Non
ter (.) OF section Two
ship ono % North o.
Ave (S5) West, said sup
ing eiEuty-tive $50 feel
tending forty 90 ies'
and forty i've (i5 ieet
the center line OF the
said center line being
larly described as .ela
Beginning at a point o.
Of the Northwest quarter
ton Two t2l Io~hsa, ~
North. OF Range siAl!'@
3l5 feet. more or less,
West quarter corner @
said point being iesisA,ii
9iO-gO: thence by a y
right, 2lO feet from a "
ing north 24 81 west V
06 + II. thence North ~
iee5 hv a S5o curve left iio e. ie1
Us t60 y N. thence NJ
West 200 feet 70 station
,seScs by a 15 curve
r. station $4,000 7. T.;
5ss al West 42.i ieeI Nv, /"
-. 10 a point on the w We
ton 2. I656.7 feet aoTin I4 y
Quarter corner Of sac .. y \
tainInE g5 acres, meg "a i
sane being a strip o' -'"
feet in width. ,otics
Now therefore, nsiEe "a
r,yon @ that pursuant ..'S, q
srd demand and Lection aU,s
a,,f and Nv virtue OF the al.l nas
IN a,, u'e ". r. Pattersso1nn,, rs1n,,
tee ,," " Of said Weld VSass dtssi
nycenf wlIi mat portion r, rene, n
ed'gPS ed above. S,.'' Tor cash, a,,il at h \.
to- to the highest eldaSI, To,Ir, 4
front fT door Of the ca Cog'ss 81.
co,inty or Weld ana ,ta n n
rvn,,'' rado, on Tuesday 'De 'nD,eelesl d
'Janunry, an 19l2 ats at : 'i'' Il
noon for the purposs' and
note, interest tahes ia and ,
nonse OF this sale, e.,sof "a a {
the purchaser tnersv'p e provI
n,',s,Irchase ,'sI thereto, 81 = pa
Public Trustee OF "'
radO. ,,.t,op S0vem'
last pubiicntIon, ,,y,s, pg.
the the Greeley Trl,Ily TrloIInys' CO..
'''T pTated at Greeisfs.e G,,s,, ser, i.l
2sth day or No''
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

Recently well known Greeley
business man, after years OF cling.
ing to the old style wearing apparel
was induced to buy union suits. The
new style OF warmth bringery didn't
mt as well as they might have. The
salesman who sold him the under
wear inquired solicitiously - to
how the new style pleased "Well." i"
responded the customer, union un-
derwear may be all right hsrt 1
tinnk mine arc scabbing on tho lob.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
nnpton Couple Y !

Fort Lupton' M Ds., d
wick Roy and Miss .-,,, h.I,
married sunday 'vsa'rs e, ~,
,on ,',n' ; The couple will ,,s "t
wick Roy is the i'a 0,, n
agent, c. R. yick ,,., n.'' ysl,|
the daughter OF MIS-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

Instead Of looking after their
fences the politicians Of Weld county
had better be looking after their
bridges.
Sleeping parties are becoming
popular In Camiield Court. The
chicken show ended Saturday night
and there II . chance to catch up .
little.
At least one champion Of tho
Evans-LaSalle bridge has been
found. He Is the man who drew
the plans and after carefully exam.
ming them, he says the bridge II all
right. Any seconds?
While everybody is sympathizing
with father during the Joyous
Christmas tide, we want to state
right here that the bachelor uncle
ought to have a little look.in on
that bet.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
Notice Of the Annual Meeting Of III.
Stockholders Of tho Union M.
GQnal Rank Geoal>~ N.la

oAA,oaTs OF th0 Union Ma.
tonal Bank, Greeley, Colo.
Notice fs hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Union National Bank will BE-
held In the parlor OF said bank from
one to three p. m, Tuesday. Janu-
ary 9Th. 1912. Saia meeting II
called for the purpose Of electins
seven directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of sush
other business as may properly cor,
before said meeting.
Dated Dec. 8, 1911.
=. J. DECKER.
Cashier.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
stockholders' Moetin.

Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
OF The Arlington Realty comp.nv
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
Well, we can't object to a white
Christmas.

We might plaster that bridge up
with wet snow and let 'er freeze.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

Now that the early Christmas
shopping is over II Is time Tor the
late ones to begin.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

Denver has two alleged assessors
now. Fat chance for the tax payer
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

Last Christmas we registered
solemn vow that we would be fixed
all right this Christmas, but we hno
we have to make the same resolu'
ton all over again.
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
Ro'dley,.

!, The depredstipg party alluded to BY
the Boston correspondent must have
visited H. E. MCGOWAN last week, as
be finds himself tihinus two sides Of
bacon. Witch out. - -
, Joe peshazer and Mrs. Statesman,
his sister. were called by. telegram tslisugs and
departed for Missouri TO attend their
fathers funeral.
Carl Jones moved his house this week.
Ford is still keeping the majority Of
Me young men here busy in dipping
cattle.
A good many newcomers have m99yed
N. over west and others are coming.
Redley is destined to grow.
Green has bountiful supply Of wat
sr in his new we'll at depth of 22l
feet.
Elley Smith horse. injured in RIM
away, died few days ago.
Clyde Burleson, from Boston. came
over Sunday and gave musical assist
ance for the entertainment.
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
sandy arroyo News,

The Sandy Arroyo reporter has besn
out Of commission for some time, but
is at his post again. .-.
c. 8. Faulks and family started for La
mar tho 18th, who're he and family will
he for few days. ..,,
Henry Harlow has moved his dugout
west, in q more convenient spet, whore
he everlooks the Soap Weed view. ..,
VIM. England, in company with his
wife and child aad sister-in-law, went
to Syracuse, Kansas. the 14th. Mrs.
england is contemplating visit with
homs folks in Eastern Kansas.
Clay Wilson is drilling well on his
place and is down 44A feet with 80 feet
of water. bat has decided to try for the
artesian flow. A. ..
:. Our hustlsr, JsAn Moblsy. is having
&hrss wells drilled and perhaps will 20
Yer artesian. ~
l. Our hustling farmer. Charles Medley,
IL quite busy man these days, an.'
mis- good wife surely undsrstands the
2oultry business. ~ - =,
Mrs. CLAY Wilson and Mrs C. y.
Niehullsn was calling en- Mrs. W. A:
Grsatheuse the first Of the week, and
when seen by = reporter, reported =
fine time,
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
Pretty Prairie,

W. Tudhope and Oliver Doner were
seeding brosmssra last week.
Albert Wallats has Kbne east on
visit.
Aim. Dawson AeAt to SpriRxhsla;
FridtJ, to take the Common School sx--
aminktion: Fannie Dstwsiler aelon-
paait1 ASt.
F.boWnins was sowing oats thiS week
P. Danee 7. N Corris Ezra Dance
and E! II. Corfie; were transaeting bus
inesa Ia Lamar Friday. They made
the tfap In Mr.. Csrtie's cat.
]. W. DAviSoh #as In Springfield this
Mel Fru.h il doing dait: 4 lot Of
breaking on his place.
FroM the number Of prairie schoon-
ers passing through, Baea county ought
soon to be settled up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frush took dianst with
E. N. Corries' family Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
stenI.stoh items

wss Aieorihi i,ft hE tain In fr.nt of
the P. q. and while he was inside they
ran away, tur.lns int the water tank
north Of the store. A team belonging
to s. s. jackson becoming frightened.
also started to run ind in trying to hold
them by liz btts Lr. gsckson was
knesksd down .nni ssennssl lderr.Bl, bruised,
but was on hand TO sry the Sale that
afternoon; the 18th.
A ysuns colt sf Twyferd's fsll int
an 80 foot veil last Saturday. Fred
procured help; and going down the we'll,
brought the colt odt alive.
Mrs. Eta England started laft Fri
day, for Z visit Il heir Old home In Kan
Mr. Editor, x::'a'id il +. out ut of pl.c.
to ask the Konantz correspondent q
question? What wsulA some people do
for fuel If it were not for the calf's
mothsr2
Tn. Jersey COW belonging IL Mrs.
Elizabeth Long, had her lss broken
last yesk,, .,ns,n,,, T..
to happss. arouht. steninston soon.
Boys, Est xsur bells ready n, RYE 'sm
som. music. w, A.. Thomp,on and
wife, are back from their visit to No.
j. G. Young, the broom corn, buyer
is in these parts for the last time this
year, SO he informs us.
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
Notice o. Trustee. Sale

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the
powets GRANTED in and by that eestaih trust deed
executed by Asa D. Galbreath and Mary Gal
breath. hi. wife. to GeerEe W. Toms
truatee. and recorded in Book l2 page 1's. In the
office of the County Clerk and Recorder sf Bac.
County. Colorado. whereby. the said Asa D.
Galbrea,h and Mary Galbresth conveyed to the
said trustee the sollowips described land situate
in. Baca County ,G4lasado to-wit:':-
The Southwest quarter of Section Twenty-eiRht
t2slp. in Township 1hifty-thrse tss) South. Range
Forty one t4) W Of the eth P. NJ for the purpose
of securing the pseaissory note of the said Asa n
G%lbreath and Mary Gaibtcath. and in which
said trust deed havs BEEN hs the legal, holder
of the laid note. appointed substituted trustee.
will. at the request Of the legal holder Of said
note, offer said land at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash. at the fremont street door of
the Court HOUSE in the City. of Denver. Colorado.
on Saturday. 'he 18th day II May, A. D. 1911, ut
10 o'clock a. M. for tho purpose Of satisfying
said note. which. y past due and unpaid together
with accrued jnte>est thereon
Dated March slst, A. b. lsil.
John F. MAIL. Substituted Trustee.
First pub Apr. 7-last pub May II
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21

II" Fet, !; 1871 oS4%
NOTICE ron PUBLICATIONS usoluted Trnct'
(Publishsr)
Public Land Sat:
department NJ tile Interior
Us. Land Once At
Lamar. ColJrSdUy March n. luli.
Notice 10 htrcby yivrh that. MS diretted bs
the commissioner Of the eencrai irhd oniceI un;
der proyi.ions Of Act ~ Congress. approved
June 2I, 1896, GA stats, Ai7)i we will offer II
public sale. ~ ,he hlgl'cst bidder, at 10 O'Clock
=. NJ. IN the 2sri day Of May. 1911. at this
jfiice, the following described land:
Sc 4uf $ " OF section ~. n y Of W q
Of rsction rs, nnd n = Of \ + = of rcctidh ",
township 80 south, range - west; stl iitihciisl
meridian, inApp, No. 0stA:
Any persons elaii,ing adversely the above de:
scfibcd land art advised tn hle theft claims, or
ubjeet tbnr, OH or Before the time designated for
sale
EUGENE N, WHITAKER, Register.
JOHN W. BENT Receiver
Fifst pHB Aptil si-last pdb May, is
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
LOgALETTES

Ray Knox WAS In from his fathers
ranch on Horse creek Monday.
E. H. Lacksy and wife were here
one day this week, trading.
+ A prayer meeting was begun last
Sunday evening by Rev. King. The
idea is to hold nsrvice each Sunday
evening, when there is no preaching.
The Wilson's have practically COM
pleted the four-toom residence built for
Mrs. M. e. spurgeon. 1t is neat ap-
pearing building, and an ornament to
South Springfield.
A veterinary from Blaine was here on
Wednesday. doing work for some Of
the ranchmen.
Settlers are coming in evsry day and
fertile land is being taken rapidly.
Temporary organization Of the ball
team was affected last Saturday. By
ron Scarborough, an old hand at the
game and an all-reund player was elect
ed captain.
Annual school meetings q week from,
Monday. Not too early 10 begin think
ing about proper persons for treasurer
and any vacancies te be filled, and also
that special levy.
Mrs, Geo. Brown was entertaining
her brother, Hugh Ackerman, of Hume.
Mo-, this week:
Ray Brown had an exciting runaway
in Villas recently:
o. P. Wiggins left for La Juhta on
Wednesday, having spent some time on
his claim and with friends here and
filed an additional entry. Sam ".
Parks left at the same time for La
Junta also. whore he proposes 10 Sc
cure work at his trade, painting.
C. N. AeCarty, the veterinary Of
Blaine, is new Subscriber:
Glenn, Ed. and Fred Woolley we're
here the 18th enrouts fof the cedats.
J. P: Mills and family have ihovsd to
town and now Uecapy the property re-
Gently bought from Martin & Allen.
Eli Thomas cf Regnisr, has joined
DUR army:
Henry Jones, st. al, went thru town
last Sunday with abUut 5000 cattle, en-
route for Lamar:
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior,
U. 5. Land once at Lamar, Colorado.
March "a, 1911


Serial No. 0IOss
Contest No. h74v
A suinicient contest anidavit having been filed
In this Onice by Johnston f. sanders, ontostsnt,
ayAinst homestead entry Ns.S2A9, serial So.o4OsS.
made Ian. 81. I90s, for the sE y Of section 81,
Township 33 5. Range ~, west 9Th Principal
Meridian, by Felix IL. McLsmore. eontcstec. in
which II liz alleged that snid Felix H.Aic Leniore
has wholly Abandoned said land; that
| he has failed To reside upon or to cultivate my
part Of the san,s for more thnn six montHs last
prst sna that said dcfnnlts exist to thi. date,
paid pnrties nrs hrrpDy notified to appear. re-
| sponi and offer evidence touching .nid nllcsa
tIon at ten o'locL IA. M. on Nay Ii. i9ll. before
| clerk of tile district court, at springfield, Colo
redo, and that inai hearing will he held At IL
| O'Clock =. m. vn May 81, is.i, before the
| Register an. Re.eiv.r nt the United states
| Land Office IN Lninar, Colorado
Tile said contestant having, in IL proper am
davit, nied March 24th, lDil. ret fol I'll
fscts which show that after due diligence per-
sonui service of ths notics not he msdei II II
| hereby ordered and directed that such m"tire "
given by due an, proper publication.
EUGENE. MI wHITAKEh HcIi-tet.
Record Address " Entr, msh-
| lioULtr, uklnhUma.
First pub April .t-Isst ptb MAY vi
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
April 7-la.t May 8
Contest Notice.
department Of ths lntcrior
United Statek l.und once

department Of the Interior
United statek Lund Once
lanai. Colorado, Mar 16, 1911.
A sdlFtient contest affidavit having been hled in
this oiTict by John H. Taylor. Contestant. against
homestead entry No. SERIAL No. o5a2O. made
Aug IL, iaos for Il I. ssc s1 township so 8. R
IS west. eth princip.l mstiaiah:by James E. Pier.
sonconts.tss III which it is sissed that said james
E. Pistson has wholly abandoned said land;
that Id has failed u sstablish . rssldsnce upon
said lAha ilnts datA OF Entry: that he has been
absent fEosn sslht fst i6fs than .ix months last
past and thatsa,d defaults exist to this date. said
parties AFs hereby notified 70 appear. respond.
and offer evidence todEhtnx said allegation At 10
o'clock a. M; on Nay o. 1871 bsfors the clerk Of
the district eourt al spfinRhsId. Colorado. and
that final hsatlAR will be hssd at 10 o'clock a. m.
on Mss -, 1911 before the Register and Receiver
at the uhitsd States land oties in Lamar. Colo
rado.
The .aid eShtes..nt having: liz pfope. .fndavit,
filed March II: lsIi. .se forth faets which show
that aftsr due dliiRshes befsoHal service OF this
notice can not be made, 1t is hereby otdsfsd and
directed that such notice BE- given by due and
proper publication:
EUGENE NJ Whitaker, Register.
April = iiss5:
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
Via. bulge.

ThA farmers have commenced to farm
j. Amtine and Philip Goehring went
to the cedari for posts. .,
Mrs. Futhsrfprd. was at Springfield on
business, last friday. r.. :.
Taffy pulling at NartschinE's last
Friday night, and good tins had by
all who attended.
H. Amrine and wife wore guests at
the Ranaey home last Sunday.
On account of having dental work
done, brother King did not preach at
Vilss last Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-21
pn,e nl,lI,r, I.NblicAtion an
NOTICE or coSTEsr.
(Fus Publication
bsp@xmsHt Of tbs lnssrior
USltad stAtsa, Laird Once al
Lamar Colorado. March u. 10

LAmM COiorboO, March ~ wi.
To unbrrt W, Jnncs, n Two Bnt's-' Colorado,
contcsecc
You are hcrehy 'notiici.that t:sorge ". Nc
Bride, who gives TIVE Buttes- s. t:olorNdo. rs hi,
po.toflce address, did on March %, 1911. nle In
this olice his duly corro' GRATED application to
contest and secure the cancellation Of your
homestead, entry No. serial Mt. OBee2 III ale
May Y, 1910, tor W u NE :. sh,i NJ. W y
and y W =, section Is, township ss 8, range 70
W stn Principal Meridian. and As grounds for
his contest ho alleges that claimant has failed
to establish residence on said land, that he has
not in nhy way improved she land embraced in
his said entry; that all of these defaults have
continued for more thsn ak months lnst past
and to date hereof g.. t.-...
You are, therefore, fuether notiil Vi tlAt the
said allegations Will be takehby this Office as
having been confessed .hy you, and your said
entry Will be Canoeied thcrsrndcr without your
further rightto bpbeSrti thercin. either before
this notice or I'm appeal, II yo fsi TO he In this
Office wi<h,n twenty days after tho FOURTH
publication OF this notice, as shown bsloH. your
answer. under oath, specifically meeting and
responding to these allegations Of contest, or IL
you fall withim.thst Nme to file In this office due
proof that you have Ss1'yed II ropy of yOHr ans
" er on the said,contcstant either In person or
by registered. nail, II TIL. service is s1uade by
the delivery ufracopy OF your answer to the
contestant In pcfson. proof of sueh sefyicc must
be either the said coptestant'e written ASShow-
iedgrpsut of his receipt of the copy, showing the
date u its eipt, ,'or the affidavit OF the pcrson
by whom the delivery was uinde stating when
and where the copy was delivered; II made by
registered mail, proof OF such service mast con-
sist Of tho aiiidnvit ri. the peraon by whom the
copy was mailed stating when and the postofncc
to which 1t wns mailed, and this anidavit must
be accompanied by tho postmaster's receipt for
the letter.