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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
CHICK EVANS WINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Close Rivalry at Denver Coun-
try Club Evokes Cheers
From Crowds.
By Tad
-

DENVER, Colo, July 2o.-Chsrles
WChick'') Evans. Jr, Edgewater Golf
club, Chicago, late today defeated War.
rem K Wood, Homewood club, Chicago,
for the amateur championship Of the
Western Golf association in the asso-
ciation's fourteenth annual tourna-
ment played on the links of the Den
yer Country clubs shortened course OF
nine holes. The final score for the
thirty.six holes was Evans l up.
Evans score for the last half, IS
holes, in the finals, was "a, which is the
record for the local course in the SIX
years Of its existence.
The match was pronounced by pro-
fessionals as remarkable in many ways,
chiefly from the fact that Evans played
an uphill game all the time until the
twenty-ninth hole, when he became
one up for the first time, although he
succeeded in evening the score twice
earlier in the game.
With but few errors of Judgment on
both sides, the contestants played par
golf during the entire day. The fea-
ture hole Of the S6-hole match was the
thirty-third. Wood drove out Of bounds
fine drive to the further edge Of the
green, which is situated on badly brok-
en- ground on the top Of knoll. Evans
reached the green on his second Wood,
having already lost stroke, then made
spectacular attempt TO hole his ball
on 35-foot putt. his ball resting two
inches from the edge Of the cup.
The applause that greeted him was
cut short when Evans made the most
spectacular play Of the tournament by
putting thirty feet and holding his ball
on q carrom off Woods ball. A ring
ing cheer greeted his superb effort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Canoe Fight Dates

SAN FRANCISCO, July 90
Fight followers in this city and
around the bay are beginning to
take the cancellation Of matches
in the lightweight and heavyweight
divisions of pugilism as steady
diet. Contracts are repudiated by
managers and fighters between sun
downs, and with the season of un-
certainty at its height, promoters
are not sure of their ground until
the gong Of battle has sounded and
the fighters are face to face.
Al Kaufman and Charlie Miller
were to have been the next pugi-
listic attraction. Kaufman was
taken i'll with pneuunoia- The date
for July stood open until Harry
Foley, the referee, relieved Eddie
Graney, holder of the permit. by
taking the date and signing Gone
Round' Hogan and Tommy McFar-
land for fifteen.round bout at
Dreamland rink on the night of
July 81.
Mcfarland is the newest sensa-
tion in the seeond-rate lightweights
in California. He won easily from
Eddie Dennis in four rounds last
night. and his stock went soaring.
He also has defeated cred" Wat
son of Los Angeles and Louis Reese,
either of which victories entities
him to consideration.
Hogan has been working at his
trade as plumber, but has kept
in condition, and his manager, Gil
Boag, says that he is out to redeem
himself.
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tell IS TRYING TO
5HAKE BILLY NOLAN
l>edy Little Boxer Eager to
axe on Boys Who VIII
mot Make Him Work.
DLAN HAS WHIP HAND
rs Selfishness and Yellow
Streak Made Clearly Ap-
parent Again.
Ian HAS WHIP HAND
BY FL. VI. Walker

~ FRANCISCO. July 2o.--The Billy
n-Abe Atteli alliance appears to be
1e on the weakest kind OF founda-
and the possible ability OF the re-
c6ful little boxer to give a deter
d Individual like Nolan the lame end
e split forms the most interesting
J OF chatter for those OF San Fran
fs Inner pugilistic circle.
z tho past three days Atrell has been
rs that he and Billy were no longer
u. He neglected to inform Nolan
his fact and what information the
.eer received on the subject was
~ TO him along the common scan
lines. Meanwhile Billy mas been
|Ipg TO perfect the details Of the At
Murphy battle. scheduled for Au-
n match with Johnny Kilpane.
q first hitch between Nolan and At
'ccurred when Abe insisted upon re-
rs his old Kerosene circuit work.
NJ f'small town boys. who, to put II
N, were not unfriendly to Abie's best
~ Nolan's presence at the VOL
MYERS ring side at the same hour
Attell was filling one OF those
k~broom engagements in the north
, feelings in the matter than any
|nfent he might have issued.
Ian hauled Attel TO the telephone
morning and made show down"
AT the finish OF this conversation
walked around the block for the
ofe OF cooling his brow and then,
Ing for the writer, made the follow
:afefully worded statement:
took up Attell's case at time
! his popularity was rusted, his tltle
and his prestige dentcd. ! claim
Ing from him on the grounds or
|Lpde, as gratitude. loyalty, etc, ap-
10 have no place in the boxing
W contract was TO take Abe to the
1fatns and get him into first class
Icel condition. after which ] was to
him In the ring with Kllbane again
<e Fulfilled the first part OF the con-
and am working TO get him the re-
charcc at the featherweight title.
6nieh what | start, and ! made this
/ to Abe today He will box Muir
Under my directions. and we will
/ Get Kilbane. After this Abe may
~ he chooses. ] am not the man 10
oeeause a boxer begins to whimper.
viii play his hand out with me or
himself up against the toughest
be ever tackled
Tell has promised TO move to Mil
camp and start work for the Muir
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A fellow usually makes his worst
mistake about the time he thinks he
is pulling OF the smartest bit OF play
ever invented. think mine happened
that way. tried to get away with
something and got past with 1t, and
then made the mistake OF trying to do
1t again. It is funny to think 1t over
now, but 1t wasn't so funny In the
clubhouse after the game I don't
know that such a trick ever has been
pulled on or attempted. and hereafter
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Senators and Browns Tie.
Intarnational Newa service

BY international News Service.
WASHINGTON. July ao.-Todays
game between Washington and ST. Louis
was called at the end Of the eleventh in
ming, with the score TO 3. st. Louis
tied II In the ninth With two out.
Hughes gave two bases on balls and
Shotten singled johnson then went in
and stopped things. Allison finished for
ST Louis. Milan and Laports featured
the game with their hitting.
Ct InIrYR-VAaHINGTnM
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zone cut when winning scored
Chicago .,.-"',..'''' 81
BoHtnn . ......,....,...f o o Ia
SUMMARY: Home run-stahl. Tvo-bass hits
YORKER Bodic, Speaker Thres-bsse hlts-Calla-
han Lord Wagner. stolen bases-wsarer, stshl.
Bases on halls-oh Hall. s: on Walsh. & Struck
ous-By Hall. 7; by walsh. 8. Passed ball
sullivan Sacrifice hits-cslahsu. Gardner. Hit
By pitchsr-R4th- Time OF game-3:oo, Umpirss-
cuanolIy ana Hart
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ply bout Abe looks to be in 30 per cent
better condition than when he lost to
Kilbane at Vernon. The Lake county eN
cursion has worked wonders for the clever
little Hebrew He looks like the Attell
OF three years ago
II Abe tries any OF the sleight- Of hand
stunts with Nolan. though look out for
beautiful battle OF wits between two men
who know the boxing game as Christy
Mathewson knows the seams and stitches
on q new ball
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Cubs Are Blanked
BY international News Service.

CHICAGO, July 20-Alexander had
the Cubs blanked until the ninth. when
homers by Schultz and Zimmerman
counted two for the home team. The
Phillies meanwhile had amassed four
teen runs. thus winning four games out
Of FIVE In the series. Not a hit was
made off Alexander until the eighth.
with flve hits and as many runs. Nor
oney pitched couple OF innings and then
young Vernon was given trial. HIS
lack OF control and couple OF hits netted
five runs In the ninth.
cIJIrAGo-PHuApELPH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
BY international News Service

BY international News service,
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.--For the
third straight time in the series. the
Athletics and Detroit today divided a
Mack used two southpaws, Plank. the
veteran, and Pennock, the youth.
Eddie got away with his game, but
Pennock weakened In the eighth inning
OF the second game and was batted for
four runs.
Cobb added to his collection by get
ting two safeties in each game. His rec
ord Is eighteen hits for the series.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRST GAME
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Cardinals, 2; Dodgers. I.
w International News ServIca

made Il three out Of four from the bod
gers by taking today's game. to l.
The visitors rallied In the ninth inning
and had the bases packed with two out,
but Miller's ny 10 Evans ended the tight
combat
Yinglng and Steele were aided b,
spectacular fielding at times. still two
hobbies brought the defeat to the WIS.,
itors
In the second Fisher booted Konsy's
grounder and Daubert made. wild pass
after scooping up Evanss roller. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
GIANTS TAKE ONE
FROM PIRATE CREW
Both Pitchers Work Well and
Are Given Errorless Sup
port Throughout.
BY 1nterna tional News Service.

P1TTSBURG. July 20.-The Giants took
today's game. 2 TO l, four hits In the
ninth scoring two runs. Robinson pitched
a grand game until the ninth, holding the
Giants to three hits. Fletcher, first man
up In the ninth singled TO right. Shafer,
Snodgrass sacrificed and Doyle sent both
runs home with a single. Pittsburg 9
only run was scored on Mensor's walk
and hits by Wilson and Miller,
PITTsBURG-NEw YORK
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ST. LoUie-wAsHINGToN,

Summary: Two-bass hits-schaefer. Milan
Double plAys-Compton 10 Daley to Rutins;
Moeller TO schaefer. Stolen base-MeBdde. Hits
-on Baumgartner, . IN 9 innings: on Allison. 0
In innings: on Hughes, IN 6 7-s innings:
on johnson, In 2 Ia inniqgs Bases balls--
on BaumEartnsr. Q: on Hughes o. or ALI
son. I. Struck out-By Bsumsa-tner. 3. by
Hughes. z. by Allison. 4: by johnson. , Sac
rince hit--AuStn. Sacrifice hy-schaefer IIit
By piteheT--Comptcn. by johnson, LEI. on bases
st, Louis, I: Warrington. 7. Time Of game
2:s0 Umpires-Evanu and westerveit
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Chayez va. shonskay.

TRINIDAD. Colo. July 20.-Benny
Chavez. the bantamweisht champion of
the Rocky Mountain district. and Joe
matched to &c 20 fifteen rounds at Walsen-
burg on the night OF July %. Articles
were AtEnAd .NastaxsaaA.
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BY IHrefhdtlOlHI 4NH"s SeFFIct'
BOSTON, July 2o.--Charley Hall
trimmed Ed Walsh In a 3-to-a combat to-
day. Both allowed seven hits. The Red
Sox have taken four out OF five from
the White Sox.
with tho score 2 to In the ninth,
Duffy Lewis shot a single to right and
took second when Sullivan was guilty
OF a passed ball. Gardner sacrificed.
Stahl and Wagner were passed, Callahan
figuring on a double play. Carrigan
busted the plans with a fine hit over
second base
ctJrc krO-posTnN
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ieIphia =. ........ 0 "a o31 % Sid
go ~, .........o o O q !.

summary: Homo ruua-Luderus. Schultz. zim-
norman Two"base hit-Magee Double play
Evers TO Tinker 20 Salor. Stolen baseE-Tinker
Magee (2l. Luderus Hits-oa Vernon 4: on
Alexander. g. Bases on balls-on Alexander 3;
off Cheney. /: of Vernon. g. Of Moronoy q
Struck out-By Alexander. T. by Moroney /: by
Vernon, 1. Hit BY pitcher-Mageo. Wild pitches
Vernon t2). Left bsses-Philadelphla g.;
and Flnneran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Wells Going Home.

Wells, the English heavyweight cham
pion who defeated Tom Kennedy her
this week. sails for England Tuesday. HI
planH return bout with Palzer In th'
fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
ROGERS HEAD COACH
OF YALE'S GREW

NEW YORK, July 20.-Captain c. NJ.
Snowden OF next years Yale crew an
nounced today that he has appointed a
committee OF graduates TO help IN row.
ing for the coming year. After a confer
enoe with this committee. Captain Snow
den reappointed James o. Rodgers OF
to row the English stroke again next
year
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/ wouldn't advise any player to try 1t.
It happened this way: One day we
were playing on the Pittsburg grounds
and. late in the game, Chicago had us
beaten. Besides that they had run
ner on third with one out. and the bat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Summary: Two-baAs hits-Collins, Baker. Nc
Innes. Moriarry. Three-base hits-I.ouden. Cobb.
Double plays-Bs.ry to Collins; CollIns TO Barry
10 McInnes. Bases balls-oH Plank, !. Struck
out-By Plank. 8; By Loke. 8. Sacrifice hit
Deal. Sacrifice fiss-Crawtord, Deal. Left on
bases-Philadelphia. z: Detroit. 8. Time OF game
-1:H. Umpirss-o'L Loushiln and Egsu-
PHILADELPHIA-DETRoIT
SECOND GAME.
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SIX MARATHONERS
SUCCUMB TO HEAT

ST. LOUIS. July 2o--w. J. Kennedy,
tmodified Marathon race Of lis miles here
this afternoon In l:l5;2o. Thirty nine
runnors started. Six ware overcome by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

sBstted for Thomas In ninth.
ssBatted for Ponnock IN ninth
'"sBattsd for onslow in sixth.
Detroit .....,....,.-.l o o o o-S
Philadoiphis ,......-.S o o LII
Summary Tvo-bass h!ts-Bsrry. Lord. Dubuc.
McInnes Bases on baIls-OR Psunoek, q. OF
Dubuc. D. Struck out-By pennoek. 4. saorinee
aes-Hefnpss. Raker. Left on baees--rhiladel.
phia. 7: Detroit, O. Time OF gsms-1:@ Un-
pires-o Loughiin and Egan.
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Fronrne Invincible.
,rnatIonal News Service.

BY INIeTnatIohdI NEWS SerVlco-
CINCINNATI. July 20-Fromme
pitched brilliantly against Boston today
and Won the last game OF the series. 2
10 /. Donnelly also was effective except
In one inning when two hits. a sacrifice
and an error By O'Rourke gave the Reds
the victory. Phelan's play at third base
was the leading feature
CINCINNATI-BOSTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Summary: Two.basa hits-campbsll. Titus
Stolen oases-Bescher t2). Bates Jackson Rasas
on balls-oH Fromme. 4; OF ponnslIy. 3. Struck
out-Dy Frommc 3; by Donnelly q. wild pitch
Donnely Time OF Eame-I:ss, Umpirea-Klem
and Buah
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FIRST GAME

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Iran for Simmons in ninth.
'Batted for Sweeney IN ninth
ttRsp for Mcconnell In ninth.
Cleveland :. ........l o o q o e--3
New York ...t......-s. o o "a
Summary. Two-bass hits-simrions Birrning-
ham. Ryan. Jackson Three-base hits-GregE
zinn. Ryan Double play-Gregg 10 Turner 10
Grlggh Stolen bases-simmons Caldwell Ma
loney. Bases balis-on warhop. 9: OF
Gregg q. Struck out-By Warhhop. I: by Gregg.
a. Sacrifice hlts--Ryan, warhop. Hsrtzsll. Left
on bases-C1eveland. o. New York 8. Time OF
same-1:6s. Umpires-Dineen aud Sheridan.
CLEvELAND-NEw YORK.
SECOND GAME.
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Summary: Two-bass hits-Swseney. sterretf-
Stolen bascs-Chase (3). Simmons, Sterrstt, Hart
zeil. Jackson. Bases on balls-oR Kaler &: OF
Caldwell. Q: on stssn. l. Struck out-By Caid-
we'll. 8: by KaIsr. q; By stsen. 4. Sacrifice hits
Birmingham. Hnrtzei Lest baees-cleve-
land. .; New York. z. Time OF game-1;55- TIM
pires-Dtnesn and Sheridan.
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summary: Two-base hit-Fletcher. Double plays
| I-HcrEog to Mcrkle TO Fletcher: Miller TO Will
son. stolen baso-wiison. Bases on bells-on
| Tesreau, 3. Struck out-By Robinson, o. By Tes'
| rcau 2, by Mathewron. l. Sacrifice hft-Snod-
grass Time OF gsme-i:57 umpires-owen and
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moment later by Maloney. who scored on
a single TO Chase. Caldwell allowed but
and the Yankees stole nine bases.
cLEvELANp-NEw YORK
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Don Y experiment in searching for
employment--go about IL in o business
like way; make full uaa Of The TSib.
nuA Hna& a0lnmaA. --------
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Yankees Take Two.

Yankees Take Two.
By International News Service.
NEW YORK. July 2o.-The Yankees
took two games from Cleveland today.
principally through daring base running
behind good pitching. The drst game
resulted 4 TO and the second 10 O..
The first was won In the last half of
the ninth, when Caldwell. who ran for
simmons. stois home. to he followed a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
PITTsBURG-NEw YORK.

'Batted for Tesreuu in ninth.
''eatted for Becker IN ninth.
New York ....,o....-...s o o "a
PtisburE ] o o o O-l
The new era., 1912-02-29

Sahuara for telephone and tele-
graph poles 10 the latest idea and one
that is to be tried out. 1t sounds
plausible and 1t is believed that 1t
will be more economical than the old
style Of poles. Its test is to come
from Tucson.
The government 10 to build tele.
phone system for the forestry service
of the Coronado forest reserve. The
first Of these lines to be built out Of
Tucson is to be used into the Cata.
linas. and 1t Is there that the slhuara
experiment is to be tried.
Where they can be found in what
approaches alignment. SO that the
line will not have a zig.zag too much.
the sahuara up in the canons through
which the line will pass are to be
utilized for the purpose OF attaching
brackets to which the wires will be
fastened. And SO the secret is out.
Along the proposed line 1t is diff.
fcult to set poles. owing to the rocky
nature Of the country traversed. Not
only is this the case. but 1t Is diff
Hcult to get the poles up there In the
hills to set, while the sahuaras are
right there in many instances, and
while not at a uniform distance this
is not considered important.
The new era., 1912-02-29

OF said estate, for the sale of the
following described real estate. or
portion thereof to-wit: all of Block
tG Rathburn and Moore md Addition
to the Town of Walden. Colorado.
for the purpose of paying the debts
of the said esatte.
And it is now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale OF
all or portion OF said real estate,
NOV. THEREFORE,. it is ordered
by ;he Court ,hat Henry Donelson IN
Lucy Donelson said minors. all per
sons wEo are legatecS or advises
OF said estate or any part thereof.
or heirs OF said drCcGeEt. be and ap-
pear before said Court ut the Court
room OF said Court. In the Town OF
Wa!d II. County and State aforesaid.
on thc l"th day us February, \. ID.
1912, ut the hour OF l2 O'Clock in the
forenoon olsaid day. then and there
to show cause. II any there be. why
an order should not be made direct
ing the said Ida o. Donelson. to sell
tie whole or as muchof the said
real estate rs may be necessary for
the purposes specified in said Pc
ton.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published for at least
four successive weeks in the New
Era Il weekly public newspaper pub
l!shcd in said County.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
+. X. Eutler of said County of Jack
son. be and is hereby appointed as
guardian ad litem for Henry Donel-
son and Lucy Donclsor. minors TO
represent said miners at said hear
ing.
Fly the Court:
Il. C. CHEDSHY.
County Judge.
The new era., 1912-02-29
High School News

BY June Shipp"y.
Leslie Timbrel was absent Thursday
of last week and Ernest Hunter Tue.
day of this week. =.
There was no school last Friday. We
enjoye'. q good 81 ep after our dissipa-
tion.
our new book I'ase for our text books
came Saturday. 1t is to be kept in tie
hi III school room.
The class in bookkeeping commenced
last week. We will be doing q land
Office business before long.
Come and get book to read. We
have some quite interesting selections.
The library is open Oh Friday afternoons.
The new phon"sraph records have
not arrived yet. We have to try our
own vocal talent. We sing beautifully
bnt hear such pitifui moans in the hall
when we are throurh.
Walden Public School
Our little folks ar. suffering from Sc
we're colds lately.
On. Dill you see the flag waving
above cur school house on Washington $
birthday!
: The pupils in Miss Nelson's room are
preparing for some more finals this
month
Glenn Bliss coinmsuced school in the
sixth grade Tues.iay morning.
Nick McKinzy has been i'll but has
returned to school again.
Mss Norehouse says her baby classes
have made som. beautiful hatchets,
cherries and flags this last week. -.
Madeline Fischer was absent from
school .Weunr, day. She hurt her heel
while pu, ing un the style Tuesday.
The new era., 1912-02-29
Apple alton For Grazing Permits

Notice is hereby given that all appli-
cations for permits to Craze cattle,
horses and sheep within the Rou,t Nat
ional Forest during the season Of 1911.
should be filed in. my Office at Steam
boat Springs, Colorado. on or before
March lG. 1912. Full information in re-.
gard to the grazing fees to he charged.
and blank forms to be used in making
application, will be furnished upon re-
quest.
J. Ii. Ratlitf. Forest Supervisor.
The new era., 1912-02-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the interior.
U. s. Land Office at Denver, Col

U. s. Land Office at Denver, Colo.
Nov. 18th, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Jay o.
Van Debergh, OF Lafayette. Colo. who
on April 11th, 1905, made desert
land entry. No. 81 (0295D. for S Y
Sc Y and S " SW u. section 4.
township On, range Tow. 9th princi-
pal meridian has filed notice Of inten-
lion to make final desert land entry
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
or Receiver of the U S. Land Office.
at Denver. Colo, on the 18th day of
January. 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
s. T. Mann and d. B. Walthall. Of
Walden, Colorado, Charles Benson, of
Golden, Colo and Clarence Jones, of
Dover, Colo.
C. D. FORD, Register
The new era., 1912-02-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Rachel Dauaherty, Deceased

The undersigned having been ap
pointed Administrator OF the estate 0
Rachel Daugherty. late of the Coun,
ty Of Jackson. in the State OF Colo.
rado. deceased. hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the Coun.
ty Court Of said jackson County at
the Court House in Walden, in said
County at the March Term, 1912.
on the first Monday in April
next. at which time all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose of having the same ad-
justed. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immed-
late payment to the undersigned
Dated ut Walden. Oolo.. this IS
day Of January. A. d. 1912. |
ALFRED H. LAW
AdminiStr rat or