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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
CITY AND VICENTE

THE OPENING OF the new Hav1
| school building. which was fixed
Monday. has been postponed ~
week owing to the fact that The y.
have not quite finished their Hcu
the meantime the attendance OF U
dents at the Emerson and w
schools Will remain unchanged.
THE CAPITOL commission r1sI
terday afternoon and examined u9
submitted by Ware &c TregaDza
the plans OF Pope & Burton vii
sidered, The plans prepared y
& Sons Will probably be examii
morrow and those OF Andrews
pany OF New York. Monday
TO RECOVER $4,000 and $500
causes OF action, respectlvey
foreclose mortgages on real esuu
erty given 10 secure two pIs
notes. the Bingham State IAN
suit in the Third district cour!
day against Jennie II. Hjli ana 70
nam Investment company.
II. o. GILBERT Is charged win
to animals in Il complaint ISSUED
day afternoon by the county ~
office Ii Is alleged that he
bruised the BODY OF A mule on
complaining witness in the cabe'
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRS
day morning appointed DR.. I. p
secretary OF the state board OF -.
an additional delegate 70 tne
and legislation. TO be held "
February &c and 81,
E. II. CLARKE. supervisor Of y
satch national forest, VIII
grazers OF Willow Creek canyon.
No. I. in Murray this evening "
several matters Of importance
the management OF their stock
range,
A SPECIAL MEETING Of t1e
and school work committee OF
Of education will be held al
Friday noon to consider the
OF a number Of teachers ior ~
semester. which begins nex'
CHARGING HER HUs5Anp
non support. Annie Camp nlsa
the Third district court yesterrss.ss<
vorce from Mark Camp: in''
married September IL. 1906
ON THE GROUND that his
deserted him, Jeff Franklin oss
n the Third district court yeS'
ifvorce from Maud Franklin.
THE LEAP YEAR dance OF tns
i!sterhood. which was TO have -
his evening. has been posiP'p'
leNt Wednesday evening
TODAY rs PAY DAY Tor tn, t,,p
n toe public schools OF tnc si,r
,ayrol for the two weeks eno'As
mounts TO SJi56.3S.
THE LADIES OF Westminststs.
egian church Will conduct esn essx
be kcith-O' O'Br!en store Sato'S''
clock.
A. ~. STEVENS, conmerciai. ~
he Frisco system, with ne neaaI,ss1
Denver, IS in this city on ousN
ST. MARYS Altar society W.,
ard party at the cathedral ns'E'
| r0'nD Ia 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
MANY SEEK SERVICE
IN NAVAL DEPARTMENT

According 10 Lieutenant Rogers IN
charge OF ,he United States army re-
cTultinE office for this district, January
promises TO be a banner month In the
ioca! recruiting service. although the war
department Is growing more partic.Iar
az 10 requirements. Lieutenant Rogers
said just before Leaving fo- Pocateilo
on snort business trip. that there bad
oscn an unusually large number, OF an
piications for enlistment i'm the navy.
50 many In fact. that military authorl-
Ties were wondering why the navy a.
ing station here. All such Applicants
ne said. had been referred 10 San Fran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
ORIENTAL W|zARl'
-s0UGH7|
B. n. Matthews, Clairv.
and Foregleamer, Alley,|
Be Cunning Swindle,
MANY DEEPLY GRlE|
Tell Authorities peep.s|
Artist Took Their Mon
and Kept If. f
MANY DEEPLY GRlE|

r. n Matthews. oriental ,,,.
tune teller. cInirYoyant. .nsvo,,-'
cleaner. palmist and peen- s,a.
with a studio In room No. a.,
on South Main street, ia cba-~
obtaining money under false
IN complaint issued from N.
attorneys office yesterday sns--
The accusations against Hs,,s
many and picturesque. Accos,[
the compIainants, he did not
himself to selling Nirvana h, IS.
and aside from being charged !.
vcrs Hindu humbugScrics. n.h-
zig-Eags, IL is also alleysh thss
Grated an employment agency ir
ton with his mystic profesus-
object OF which was TO dsfrand
cnts.
y number OF deputy sheriff.
arrest the oriental wizard vosisra'
that gentleman SO completely AZ.
himscl? that not the least fracs
was found. Matthews bome ~.
rounded by Sheriff Sharp'g mar
no avenue of exit ungunrded H.
Matthews necrumancy outwIits a Z:
iiccrs, for when the house wa.
there was no wizard. Ha was T.
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Bonds Are Sent Back.

The surety companies that gave bonds
for the city treasurer presented bills for
their charges. but having figured the
amounts on n two-year basis where the
commission intended only Il twelve-month
contract. the bills wore returned with In
structlons to revise the figures.
Other matters presented for considcra-
tlon OF the commission were speedily dis
posed OF. Mrs. Alice Pink's application
for license to practice palmstry. for
merly refused by the commission, was
tabled. The resignation of Earl Craig
as member OF the fire department was
accepted. Bonds of two members of the
city treasurers department were accept
ed. Commissioner George Keyser OF
parks and public property was authorized
to expend the amount needed to complete
the propagation house Of the Liberty
park greenhouse.
Petitions OF citizens OF various sections
OF the city for street paving and other
matters were referred to tho several de-
partments OF the administration.
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SONS OF JOVE PLAN
BIG PERTURBATION"

The Jovian Lunch club enjoyed a jolly
luncheon ct the Cullen yesterday +.
g. Crowcll os 81. Louis talked to the
the Sons OF Jove. which is a fraternity
OF electrical men
Plans were made yesterday for "re-
juvenation," OF initiation, 10 De held on
the eve OF Washlngton's birthday. Feb
ruary 2l, when class OF fifty electri-
clans will be taken Into membership.
The organization now numbers sixty Ave
A banquet at the Cullen will precede the
''rejuvenation." which will probably bs
held in Moose hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
FIND JANITOR DEAD
IN HIS LODGINGS

James Henry Hall. aged 8. years, en-
ployed as d Janitor II the Atlas b,ocL
was found dead I'm his room. $50 East
seventh South street. yesterday after
noon Death came as q result OF hemor-
rhaSe OF the lungs, Hall had lived In
salt Lake for the last six years Little
IL known OF his family connections The
body WAS removed 20 tho undertaking
establishment OF ODonnell & Co. Fu-
neral arrangements Will be announcsd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Idaho Looks for Good Year.

I g. Wiley. one OF the leading bank
efs ot Twin Falls, Ida. spent yesterday
conditions at Twin Falls. Mr. JVI1noy
says they are a little quiet az preserit.
me winter thus far has been. mild
one Progress is being made on the Roy-
s.nWenl reclamation project at MInidoka
and also on private work The onfio,,L
Tor business at Twin Fails next seaeon
Is promising, says SIR. Wiley. A great
development Is expected at Jaroidge and
inucp OF the business from that mining
Fails VI"
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Dies at Advanced Aas.

The funeral Of Mrs. Amy Chesebroush.
aged 81 years. who died OF a complication
of diseases Wednesday night at $50
O'Clock. az the residence OF her son-in-
lev, \. A. Ball. Ilsl First avenue VIII
DC held this afternoon at 2:3Q O'Clock from
The residence Of Mr.. Ball
Mrs. Chcseorough was born AT NJ. Yer
non. o, July 10. 1895. When a child her
iiRrcnts removed TO Iowa She came 20
salt Lake eleven years ago. Mrs. Chese-
nyogFh Is survived by one son and one
df1Shter. Mrs. Ball and Charles f.
thetcorough OF san Francisco Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Receives No Employment.

J. \. Monroe. Al West Fiuf
street. alleges that on Decembsr
he loaned Matthews 5000. Wild
secured by q promissory note
In three munihs. With this den
an evidence OF good faith. II Is
Matthews promised to furnish
employment which would pay A
n week. Monroe charges tllAI
the $500, hut did not receive n
ployment as promised. and thai
he demanded the return Of his
ne received nothing except smln
Monroe AYERS that lie went q
thews' studio Wednesday afteruo>
demanded the immediate return
money from an attendant in the
wherewith he was struck In the|
The police were summoned, and
their arrival they informed Monf1
he must leave the studio and n
only manner of redress WAS "a
to complaint.
II is further charged that u
advertised for men. stating In Il
vcrtisement that he could Sunlf
sitlons paying s25 a week II tie
cant could d"noSit $500 as an ei
OF his good faith,
Sheriff Sharp declares that m
arrest Matthews today II the clair
has not left the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Town Dls!ncorporaN

Upon The. petition OF c, 5 y
others. Judge G.. W. Morse ot
district court. Thursday moIgSsf
an order diyincorporating tgatsi
The citizens or the town aPpsi.1 :
dis!Dcorporation some tine ssNe1
ground that the town could no, ysis n
take care OF Itself. FOREST DYS,I
seeking 10 be annexed 10 sal, III,
The matter ia pending In ths aF
missi0-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Flremen Danca TouiRht-

Arrangements are now completed for
tonights annual ball OF the Salt Lake
Firemen's association In Odeon hall The
affair VIII take plac. under the direc-
lion OF tae associations executive COM
mittec Members OF the city commission
VIII ne present and the surviving nen-
oers OF the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's
ASSOCIATION VIII attend in their red flau-
mel shirts and Characteristic gArb. Chief
w. n bywater VIII lead the grand march
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
GET ACQUAINTED
= AT SOCIAL SESSION

set acqua!ntcd'' social session and
ci.,h Tsf Wf slyon hast night az tile rJlts,
ts,s. were iiled to 'overf1owine Viz
sncIs, ano their Wives and friends. S., Tba
on,,ar, , Vas ior the purpose OF siyinr sp
on me seventh annual exc,irsion s0rng
anseies 10 become acqua!ntcJ n,itS @ i.os
Sm%lr Light refreshments were se,Vns Vns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
EldredRe Is Missing.

IL was reported 10 the police las, night
that Rosco Eldrsdse. 2si North Seventh
West street left his homo al ! o'clock
wednesday afternoon and that since that
time nothing has been seen or heard OF
him. Mrs. Eldredge has no idea where
her husband IL She Sc OF the opinion.
however. that he has not met WITH mis-
fortune.
When Mr.. EIoredge left homo he wore
a blue sweater and corduroy trousers.
He IL 20 years old aud weighs 40 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Worked for Americans.

The fact that Mr.. Burt was Amerl-
can party worker and had solicited cm
ploYee5 of the engineers department to
vote that ticket is also held against the
appointee by the commissioner. who
claims that this electlonecring was done
or the city's time for which the en-
ployec was being paid.
Mayor Commissioners Park offered
resolution empowering the commissioner
OF public safety TO offer a reward OF
5000 TOT tho apprehension OF the muir
derer of Mrs. Croft and the commission
voiced Its approval OF the plan. but on
advice OF the corporation counsel the
matter was referred TO the legal depart
ment. Mr. Barrette will mako the con-
tention in suits now pending against the
city that the commission has not tho
authority to pay rewards for the arrest
OF crlminals who trcspass state LAVE
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Farr's Condition Unchanged.

The condition OF W. T.. FAR. rl,y In
spec!or OF weights and measures who
tes III at ST Marks hospital. Is reported
unchanged. While no serious results are
treme pain for several dsvs NJ Farr
~ attending 20 her husbands duties Rt
the citf and county building unti ne re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Congregational Church Elects.

The First ConErega t!onal church ha "a
elected the following officers to serve for
C.fE. lAlen, A ]. Gorham. J F. Hard /.
ing, DR.. a. S. Barnett and. Edward r
Smith Trustees. Lee G. Miller, e, y
Alien. Edward Merrill. r. A. Tinby, m,
j. Wallace. w. II. BrameE' and " &,
Bosuc. Treasurer. r. A Timby Churoi,
clerk, a. J. Gorham. Superintendent sur.
GRy school, II J. Brines Educatfonaj
director sundsy- school, Miss Alice e.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Funeral OF Thomas Reeves

re funeral OF. Thomas Roeve. =
SErs s,St o. age, who was killed as ths re-.
GranSe G S inisiiHg SrsiES, undsT a Denver & Rio
south street. Tuesday EVENING usn, nssenth
No rslo rom the family res!dence. NC oe
noonl ' Thn So"r5. az eo'clock this cfteS-
thst M me, Inc COUNTY attorney had decided
eBeary. Na'e "lil De noe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Burglars in Apartment House

II was reported 70 the police yesterday
afternoon that burglars entered the
smith apartments Wednesday night and
rsnsacked the suite OF rooms occupied by
Mr. and Mrs J. BergerTuan. II was said
that watch and number OF sticitpins
were stolen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Gives Wrong Address.

When Schmidt sold the ovcrcoat hc
wrote his name and address for the
cloihlcr as follows: William Schmidt, 6sl
West First South street" This was be-
foro the killing. ana the name and ad =
dress werc those of Schmidt. After the
killing. when Schmidt sold his clothes
and hat. he gave his name and address
as follows: William Smith, / NJ u IS"
Such tn address docs not exist In salt
Lake The handwriting OF both names
and addresses Is the same, and the
cIothier says that the same man sold tho
overcogt. suit OF clothes and hat.
From the clcws thus far unfolded II
appears that after leaving tho Croft
house Schmidt at once purchased a new
suit oC clothes dlsposing Of those which
he had worn while in the company OF
Mrs. Gron. After changing his clothes
he went 10 Baor Bros saloon OH South
stat" street From there he went 10 the
Hartman depot and rode 10 Garfield or
bingham. lie returned TO Salt Lake
Monday afternoon, and since that time
nothing hes >bccu heard ot him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Storekeeper Found Guilty.

"a A. Hoaglln. q storckecpcr. was tried
before Judge J. II. Bowman OF the police
court yehtcrcay afternoon on a charge
OF selling tainted hgs on December %
he defendant WAS convicted and the
u'ne for sentence was continued until
Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Many Have Grievances.

Among the many who havo "A.
against Matthews: james Smith
was the FIRST To take action ami
clairroyant yesterday afternoon'
he swore To complaint alleejn
he loaned Matthews $3.50, ~
loan tho wizard was 10 procurs
ment for Glbbly that WAS 10 n
s"5 a week. II is asserted that n
was turned over 10 Matthews, h
Gibbly received no employmcnt
II is alleged that Matthews
interest i'll his wizard busInea
client, but that when the clIent
to take possession OF his portion
business Ilc learned that the
forcgleumcr had moved his studi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Prisoners on Roadwork.

The force of prisoner road workers in
CITY Creek canyon Will be increased this
morning 20 thirty men. Fifteen city
prisonesS will De added 10 the gang.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Search Made at Ogden.

Or. Alfrc6 T. Faerbcr. who treated
Schmidt Tor neuralgia during the week
Schmidt was in this city, and Deputy
Sheriff Seager went 10 ogden yesterday.
Rudolph Thode, n boilermakcr, who knew
Schmidt slightly. said that he believed
the German had gone 10 san Francisco.
Sparks. New, OF t.llSo. New. Thodc last
saw Schmid, on January IL.
Detective Earl Ripley went 10 Ogden
yesterday and obtnlned substantially the
same Information an Or. Faerber and
Deputy Sheriff Seaccr.
Sheriff Sharp found n tag. the nature
or Which ne refuses TO disclose, in "A
pocket IN the suit Of clothes sold by
Schmidt. which, ne believes, may lead
20 new clcws in the case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
SAT- I.akars in New York

Special to. The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Jan. a5.-FiSn6er W. a
Neodhanl. Mrs. w. A. .Needham Mrs Q
L. Wetzei:' Norn1sndie. p Gord9n. Nr,
E. Gordon, ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26
Dances Are Beautiful.

The dances OF Scotland were beautifully
rchded By the younger members OF the
Two societies. Bessie Craig and Thomas
Hamilton did remarkably clever work In
the Sailors Hornpipe." the Irish Jig
and fne Sheen Thrubas." Three wee
tots. Lcda Baker. Elizabeth Nisbet and
Nesslc donaldson, gave an exquisite rem
diuom OF the sword dance, ''GIllic Cal
lum. while Andrew Stratherne. O.
year-old riolinist, PLAYED the accompani-
ment.
The "Hoilan' Fling was cleyorly pre-
sehted by tho "wco Thistle lussics, "
Flora Hood, Alton GALLAGHER and Bessie
service, while the Reel OTulloch" was
danced by Bessie Craig, Flora Hood,
Inoinas hamilton and Angus Craig in a
manner that brought approving mods
from many veterans OF tho Scottish
greens.
Tho musical part OF the programme
WAS cared for by some OF the best rnu-
steal talent OF Salt Lake City A Scot
ush ouartctto. composed OF william
Cook. James Nelson, Harry James and
Alma Clayton. gave several selections
and Mr., Cooks voice was heard Ia ad
vantage in several solos
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Vocalists Are Pleasing.

=, The exquisite voices OF Mrs. CorInnc
Harris Hammer and Mrs. Flora Macdon
aid Snyder werc heard separately and
blended In duet, with violin oblIgato by
MISS Romania b Hyde. Repeated en-
cores greeted this portion OF the pro
Sramme and the artists were forced TO
render several extra numbers. 20,
whistle and I'll Come to You My Lad, {"
by Mrs. Hammer, scored the musical hit
of the evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward sang
Cam Ye by Athol' and Green Grow
the Rushes O." and the audience would
not be satisfied until she had rendered
Loeb Lomond' as an extra number,
Miss Hyde gave a violin selection, A
medley Of Scottish airs. which evoked
much applause. Miss Helen Haas the
accompanist OF the evening. contribute
much to the artistic merit OF the rnusi-
cal numbers.
The committee on arrangements for
the Burns concert was headed by Nichol
Hood. the other members being William
Service, William Nesbet, L. T. Lyman
Charles Craig, James McGrath, Davie
Henderson, Ben McPhic. Simon Grieve,
Peter Wills and D. L. Barnard
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Notice for Publication.

(Non-COal r. s. 04313 80
Department of the Interior u s. Land
office at Fort Sumner. N. NJ, June rs,
1912. Notice is hereby given that
who on May "a, 1907 made homestead
entry No. 04313 for NWA Section 80
Township A S., Range % e., N. NJ. p
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
TO make three-year proof, to establish
claim TO the land above described, be-
fore w. T. Cowgirl. u. s. Commissioner
at his office at Kenna. N. NJ, on the
21st day of August, 1912. Claimant
names as witnesses: Jeff ID. White
John L. Nicely, John Schirck and James
M. Gossett all OF Olive, n M.
ARTHUR Il. CURREN,
J. IA. l6. Register
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Notice for PubIIcation.

lNOn-COaI +. 8. O5lY2 Q, 81
office at Fort sumner. n. NJ, June 20.
1912. Notice Is hereby given that
James NJ Gossett, of olive, n. M, who
on March 10. 1908, made homestead en-
try, No. 05192, for Ei5 NEA Section %
Township 4 s., Range p +. n. 81. T..
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention
to make three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore w. T. Cowgirl. u. s. Commissioner
at his office at Kenna, n. NJ, on the ~
day of August, 1929 Claimant names
as Witnesses: William H. II. Cloppert
jeff ID. White. John l.. Nicely and john
Schirck, all OF Olive N. NJ.
ARTHUR E. CURREN.
j. IA, l6. Register.
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Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
office at Roswell n. NJ, June 20, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Lafona J..
Cadenhead, of Kenna, N. NJ, who on
Feby. 18th, 1907, made II. e. Serial No.
011906, for Lot / Sec. /, Twp. S., r.
80 Il. and Lot 4 Section Township s
s., Range 81 e. N. M. p. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make final
five-year proof to establish claim TO
the land above described, before w. r..
Cowgirl, u. S. Commissioner at his Of
flee at Kenna, N. NJ, on the 18th day
of August 1912. Claimant names as
witnesses: Charles w. Ayers, John r..
Holman. John A. Kimmons, Joe H..
Evans, all of Kenna n. NJ
T. c. TILLOTSON,
j. A. . Register
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INOn-COaI n, 5. UUGI4 Q. -
Department Of the Interior, u. s. Land
office at Fort sumner, n. NJ, June -.
liam T. Ulery, of Olive, NJ NJ, who on
April 30, 1909, made homestead entry
No. O6274 for M SEA and sen Sell
section s, Township s., Range % e..
n. M. =. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention TO make three-year proof, to
established claim to the land above de-
scribed, before w. r. Cowgirl, u. 8.
Commissioner at his office, at Kenna,
n. NJ, on the 18th day of August, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
p. Johnson, Joe A. Brawley, George A.
Malone and James L. Ulery, all Of
Olive, N. NJ.
ARTHUR r. CURREN,
j. A. Register.
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Non-coal f. $. O3s6s CS
Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Fort Sumner N. NJ,
June :. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that James j. Jordan.
of Liston. \. M. who on January s. 1907, made
homestead entry NO. O3Se6 for Lots and and
EH NWA Section 70 Township South
Range 20 East. New Mexico Principal Meri-
dian, has filed notice Of intention to
make Five-Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore w. T. Cowgirl, IT, S. Commits
sioner in his office at Kenna, New
Mexico on the second day OF August. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John w. Sexton. Manford Ellgin, Alexander
Hobbs and George Sallas. all of Liston, N. NJ.
ARTHUR e. CURREN,
Register.
iune 9I-iuiv 90
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tNon-Coal II. s. 01100 +. s. 0G3e3 9. 81
Department OF the Interior, Y. s., Land
1912 Notice is hereby given that WI
liam IL. H. CIoppcrt of Olive, Il. NJ.
who on Nov. 10, 1907 made nd. 011n1
S NE% sE see fs IS Twp S g. h 4 2 So d. sM an
on May 10, 1909 made addln. ha cGfsf
for We SWh Sec. II and SEA NEA
ana sWA sEh Section 3. TqwnsmD
4 S.. Range % f., N. M. r. Meridian
has filed notice OF intention To make
three-year proof. TO establieA claim -
the land above described before. W. 7,
Cowgirl, ~. s. Commissioner al his Of
flee at Kenna n. NJ. on The aeth day
Of August 1919 Ciaimant names as
witnesses. Jeft ID. white, John
Nicely, John Schirck and James Al.
Gossett all of Olive, n. ~.
ARTHUR y, CutltllN,
j. PA 49, Register.
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Notice fer pubIIcntion.

(Non-Coal Il. S. 03i7 +. S. 06319 c. 81
Department of the Interior, U. s LAND
Office at Fort Sumner, n. M, June 26,
Olive f. Jennings, formerly Olive r..
Cloppert, of Olive. N. NJ who on Aug
ust II, 1908 made homestead entry No.
0367 for N y NsA Sec. IS and VIA
NWA Sec II TWP. s., r. 2S e. and
on May 10 1909 addln. HID. c63ls for
Els NWA and Wa NEA Sec. Z Town
ship s., Range 2S e., N. M. p Nerd. :
Ian, has filed notice of intention to
make three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore w. Il. Cowgirl u. S. COMMISSIONS
at his office at Kenna. n. NJ, on the
goth day of August, 1912. Claimant
names as witnesses: Jeff j. White.
John l.. Neely, John Schirck and James
M. Gossett, all of Olive, N. M.
ARTHUR Il. CURREN.
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