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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-18
DETAILS OF WOOL
SALE At ROSWELL
LAST WEEK
Total of Gas 900 Pounds Sold
at from Fifteen to Twenty
Cents; Total Of 1900, 900
Pounds Will Be Handled.

Roswell. y. NJ. june is-six hum
dred and forty-hYc thousand pounds
Of wool were sold here ia two days
last week, the wool being clips which
had been consigned 90 the Roswell
Wool and Hide company.
The wool averaged IS cents per
pound ana grossed the grower slo6,-
100. The highest price wool was tht
C~aillouettc. Pachaoo and Mcknight
clips. each ~hringing 1871 cents.
The buyers who were present az
the big sale were $. O. Adam
Ralph Vanderwort, representing the
Brown-Adama company OF Boston.
Mass,
W. NJ. Marston and l. L.. Edgchiii.
representing HalioWelL Jones and
Donald Of Boston. Mass.
A. Dunn. representing Judd q
Root of Hartford. Conn,
Lawrence HELD, representing Else
men ot Boston, Muss,
Charles g. saitcr. representing
FarusworthJ Stevenson and Co. OF
Boston. Mas.
Otto kuhn. representing the Bot
any Norsted Mills of Passaic. y. j..
Ed scay. representing the Roswell
Securing Mili.
The saio has proved two things
on that where woods can be brought
tosether at one place for the inspec-
ton OF buyers, the heavy buyers,
representing "a biggest concerns OF
h world, Will come 20 make bids.
Another is that competition givcA 10
the sheep men what is their due, and
such "a sale creates healthy compoti-
ton Another thing that hiss been
proved Is that Roswell is d wool mar
ket Of the southwest
The wool crop Is lighter this year.
The prices brought az this sale show
that they are the highest received
since te year 1903. The highest price
received through the Roswell Wool
and Hide company in 1905 wus 22 y
cents. but that, OF course, was a top
notchor. The average Price Ia 1903
was 20 cents
The sales of the Roswell Wool aud
Hide company LEA 1895 amounted 90
100000 pounds. In i9i2 they I'M
creased TO 5000 900 pounds. This
year they viii handle about 2,0O0. 900
pounds, the decrease from 1919 be-
ing caused By "a good many shccPmen
going out of business and others de-
crcnsing their docks.
The following clips were sold.
bringing the price given. al the sale
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tcopynght. 1914. By Frank A. Munssy.l
tCuutindcd from NcstcrdRyD

But now, aitor the long campaign in
chihuahua and a winter Of idlcno5s az
Aqua Ncero, they were marching
south toward their native land and. in
spite Of the stern glances of their lead.
ers, they burst forth IN weird Ysqui
songs which, ~ their words had been
known. might easily have caused their
Mexican officers some slight uneasi.
ness.
u was, IN fact, only "a question: OF
days, months. or years until tho entire
faqui contingent would desert. taking
their arms and ammunition with them.
Gee. what a bunch Of meni" *.
claimed Bud. as he stood on and ad
mired their stark forms.
There's some genuine fighters Tor
you" he observed to Phil. and a giant
Yaqul. standing near, returned his
praise with a smile.
wy. hello there. Amigol" hailed
Bud. jerking his head IN a friendly "a,
lato. That's a Teller I was making
signs to up IN Aqua NeEra.' he eT.
planned "Dogged II ! ain't stuck on
these Yaquis-they' re all men. believe
mel"
Good workers, all right" conceded
De Lancey. but I'd hate to have EN-
get after me with those guns. They
say they've killed a lot Of Americans.
n time and another"
Well. 81 they did II was for being
caught In bad company" said Hooker.
I'D take a chance with 'em any time
but II you go into their country
with a Mexican escort they'll kill you
on general principles. Say" he cried
impulsively, I'm going oyer 10 talk
with Amigol"
With "A broad grin ON his honest lace
he advanced toward the giant Yaqui
and shook hands ceremonioualy.
Where you got" he inquired IN
Spanish, at the same time rolling a
cigarette and asking by a sign for a
match.
"Moctezuma." answered the Indian
gravely. Then. as Bud offered him the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-18
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Teun.-"Many a time. .
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, Of this place,
wished I would die and be relieved
oil my suffering, from womanly troubles.
! could not get up, without pulling al
something 10 help me, and stayed In bed
most Of The time. could not do my
housewofk.
The least amount Of work fired me
OF. My head would swim, and would
hemble Tor IN hour or more. Finally, 1
look Cafdui. the woman's tonic. and 4
am not bothered with pains any more,
and ! don't have 10 20 TO bed. In fact.
! am sound and well Of all my troubles. I"
Cardul goes 70 al the weak spots and
helps 70 make them strong. Il acls with
naiufe-not against her. II Is for lhe
tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel
as II everything were wrong, and need
something 90 quiet their nerves and
strengthen the won-oul system.
n you are a woman, suffering from sny
OF The numerous symptoms Of womanlg
trouble, take CaFduL. II viii help you.
~ AL druggists.
.Hioas q, ch.isneora hsdlelns c.. Ladiss
Acusou peu, chatanooga Tenn. ~ Atflai
lsnsrhsns on t4r case and 90 razs n1oE, Hons
tfs4imsa ieI henaa y plasn nfhppss, NC. lta
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TO STUDY SOLAR
RADIATION AT FE

santa Fc. 81 NJ. June lHtt De- an.
dofstool that STR kImhau pf tho Unit
ed states leather bureau. department
~ agriculture win arrive bon Santa Fo
This summer fo conduct extensive ro.
searches into solar radiation Boz trc
mountains hear this c.ty. This ls ONE
of The most interesting praises of the
weather bureau FORK and t phase uf
considerable practical Importance Tho
effect of the actinic rays OF The sun %
this altitude aud atmosphere JOB COS,
|DulorIur OF fruit and aiimuintion oi
Ncsotation etc.. will be- studied thor
uuphly 70 is well known hat the ln-
tense sunlight nf New MDsIcu proc
duces u more beautifully ruIurcd fruit
than anywhere else in tho country To-
this work use is made of tho galt,ul-
meter, porihcliomctcr and other TN
rcnious devices. Similar - ork b. c1r-
riod on regularly 90 q more or Jess cN-
tent boo the local offices.
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CAPTURE MAN WHO
is SAN TO HAVE
SHOT JUAN R

Boris MngdUlcua. % Santa Fc track
llhoror, wac arrested M Grants yes
to-day. charged with shooting Juan
Perez. anothgr iIhorcr. who was
brought here Yesterday morning
with "a bullet wound 70 his throat.
Perez o. ln 70 dangerous pudition at
tho Santa Fc coast lines N uital.
Special Agent Bob 81 Sen brought
Mngdalcna here last night and his
morning he took him Co tho Valcn-
eta county Jail nj Los Lunas. Tho
prisoner was locked mp IN the police
station overnight. Suowdcn confirm
I'd tho FIRST report on the shooting.
which was that Magdalona il alleged
10 have shot Perez while the latter
lay asleep In the laborers' bunk ear
at Grants Magdnlona Is said 70
have been drunk az the time. Snow
den told the police here that he had
conclusive evidence against the pris-
onor, No motive for the shooting
was given.
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markings, he, too. rolled a cigarette
and they smoked for a minute IN
silence.
You 1--we hore?" inquired the Yaqui
at last.
Come here" corrected bud. Il
have mine-ten miles-oyer there"
He pointed with the fat Of his hand.
Indian fashion, and Amigo nodded IN
derstandingly.
He waa a nne figure Of a man. stand.
ing six feet or better ga his well-cut
sandals and handling his heavy Maui
ser as a child would swing a stick.
Across bis broad chest he wore a full
cartridge belt. and around his waist
De had two more, llled 10 the last
hole with cartridges and loaded clips.
At his feet lay his blanket. bound into
a tight roll, and q eanteen and coffee
cup completed his outnt, which. 90 far
as impodimenta we're concerned, was
simplicity itself.
Put instead OF the cheap linen uni.
form OF the federals DO was dressed
In good American clotbes-a striped
shirt overalls. and a sombrero handed
with a bright ribbon-and In place OF
the beaten, hunted look OF those poor
conscripts he had the steady gaze OF
a free man.
They stood and smoked for a few
moments. talking briefly. aud then, as
the Yaquis closed up their ranks and
marched on 10 make camp for the
night. bud presented his strange
friend with the sack Of tobacco and
went back 10 join his p%aTdner
That evening the plaza was filled
with the widest rumors. aud another
train arrived during the night. but
through II all Bud and Phil remained
unimDrosseu. Ia the morning the sol
diers went marching on down the trail
leaving a great silence where an had
been buKlc-callH and excitement, ana
then the first fugitive came IN from
down below.
He Wgs IA Old Mezicans VIII tFem,
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FATHER MANDALARI
SAVES SOME MONEY
ON RAILROAD TICKET

Father Mandalari, pastof 0f the
church Of tho Immaculate Concep-
tion. went % the station last night
with "a young man for whom ne i'm
tended to buy "a ticket 20 Gallup lie
found when he got there that the
s. so hc had with him was not snI-
ncieut, and len the young man 60 go
after more money. lie LEFT the $3.50
on the window. When ne returned
he young man was gone and su was
the S2So. Father Mnudalari doesn't
know tho young mans name.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-18
CHAPTER XII.

In its inception the Fortuna hotel
had not been intended for the use OF
MexicanB-in fact. its rates we're prac'
tioally prOhibitiyo for anyone not be-.
ing paid IA gOld--but. since most oil
the Americans had left. and seven dol
lars q day Mex was no deterrent 10 the
rich refugee land owners. Il became
Of a sudden International. with a hus
mixture OF purse-proud spaniards and
r~ace-prond American adventures.
Not a very pleasing combination FOR
the parents OF romantic damsels des
tined for some prearmnged marriage
OF state, but very exciting for the dam.
sells and most provocative 10 the Amer
leans.
After the promenade In the plaza
the mothers By common consent pre-
omptod the upstairs reception-room.
gathering their precious charges In
close: while the Americans. after theil
custom, fo~regaihered in the lobby.
convenient 10 the bar Hot argu.
ments about the revolution. aud pre-.
dictions OF events 10 come served 10
pass the early evening. with many
scornfui glances az the Mexican dan.
dies who went % i%nBoiently up the
stairs. And then, as the refugees re
tired 10 their apartments and the spirit
Of adventure oso uppermost. Phil DE
Lancey made a dash out into the
darkness and came back with a Mexi'
can string band.
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COMMISSIONER OWEN
C0RRECTS STATEMENT
ON EXPRESS RATES

The Evening Herald has received
the following letter from Mr. q. l..
owen of the state corporation come
mission
Santa Fo, n. a., june 10
To the Albuquerque Evoams Herald.
Albuquerque. ~. NJ.
Gentlemen Referring 90 item ia
your yesterday = paper, entitled "Ncw
McXico Placed In Third Express
Zone.
Your correspondent apparently got
this item very much sarhicd. what
! did state 10 the reporter was this
That the commits .on wss just in re-
ceipt 81 corrected tariffs uhi.a carry
rates on shipments of first anJ Geo
ond class express between the third
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STONE GETS SIXTY
DAYS FOR
A THUGS A

For carrying "a |sluurshut l.. 81.
Stone was sentenced to sixty days
straight by Police Judge George u.
Craig this morning. stones offensc
was aggravated by the fact that a
short time before his arrest he de
mauded money Of n iu the
Tcudorluiu. She old the police that
she ordered him from her room. and
that ne went without making trouble.
Captain Pat O'Grndy arrested
stone following the woman's report
OF the occurrence. He was charged
with carrying a deadly weapon.
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PLASTERER CHARGED
WITH PUTTING OUT
WORTHLESS CHECK

James Hutchins, a plastorcr. viii
be arraigucd before Justice Of IN"
Peace George r.. Craig tomorrow
morning on a charge ~ issuing a
worthless check for Sf7. Hc WAS
arrested by Chief of Police Thomas
McMillin last night. on complaint Of
Frank Frncaroli. He was Co have
been arraigncd this morning but
asked for "a continuance ~ the case.
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LAND OFFICE ISSUES
COAL LAND RULING

Santa Fc. y NJ. june iG Under
oct ~ congress approved April g.
t9lA. the commissioner Of the gen
oral land office has issued i%ustruc-
lions. approved by A. g. Jones. first
assistant secretary. "a thc erect hat
where patent or its equivalent, has
issued containing 1 coal reservation
under the act " March Q, 1903. or
June 90. 1919. and such lands havc
subsequently, been classified us non-
coal in character. new or supple
mental o. rts viii issue without
such &C.. ,ttlon.
FRANCISCO DELGhD0.
Register.
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Big Grab Sale Starts Satur-
day. Every box will contain
more than 19c in value. The
Leader.
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Some boxes will contain
Mdse. to the value of $500
Each Box 19c. The Leader.

Phone !, Red Barn. 3il W copper.
Tor hrst-rlnss hacks and oarriagea.
W. l. Trimhlo < Co.
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II. T. Moore. Attorney. Cromwell
3lag. a2a. aae - fh0ns lAa
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tconunHsa Tomorrow Afternoon,
Free Lots See Moore Co.'S Ad,
The Keota news., 1914-06-12
Public Trustees Sale

where's, g. 81. Shields whose address is Dsn.
YER Dsnve. CoantY sat: Of Color:d9' sraHntos sH ..
corded Nov II. lSl In Book 3ol. at Page asS; in
the o6ies Of tho clerk and Recorder Of Weld
sss os liz rl ssid Wsld Cosnsy, coior.do the fol.
lovins land l. said v cid County. described ~
follows. To-wit:
Az Of see.ioe o.s in Te.1.hiPP sssep North a
q. .nd q oIts or
Less.
In trust TO secure his promissory note q ;r even
date with said Trust Deed for the sum OF ei1ty
order Of walter J. Tarr ak years after d.te
with interest from date at the rate OF Per cent
per annum.
And Whsse.a, Defaul, has bean made BY said
Grsntor in .sid Trust Deed. In the performance
Of covenants and conditions imposed upon him
b tho terms Of said Trust Deed In this. To Wit :
dss sine. sps 81. and
whereas. the legal hsider q the indeb.ednssss =
rsp essntsd b said not. has hlsd With ra1s .hs
County. Colorado, notice and demand In writing
decla!ins said default and electins 20 declare
:hs Whole debt duo :od Pay.oiss and demanding s1.a
Now. Therefore notice Is hereby given that
pursuant to said notice aud election and dem
and and under and By virtns OF the authority
I, ". B.. Patterson, Public Trustee Of Weld
County. Colorado. viii soil the above described
la.d for cash. at public auction. to the highest
House in weld County. Colorado, on Monday.
forenoon for the purpose Of paying said .o:e 70.
saie and will give TO tho purchaser thereof
certificate Of purchase therefor as provided by
SIGNED. w B. Patterson.
Dated at Greeley. Weld County, Colorado.
'hii Fl.s 1T fdsl,:a.iosy deIl q k.yk ksy kls. 1914.
Last Publication June. 10. 1914.
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Sale of School Lands

Notice 10 hereby given that will sell. ct pub
os as Il: :s a.s 70 .a' Il 5as Rthi s. a.
at the ofiee Of The State Board OF Land Com
mis.ioners; Capitol Bnildins Denver, coiSr.. a,
Weld County. Colorado. viz:
SW IA Sec. 80. Town. 8 N. RAnse 81 w.. nin.
S: E g. ss!* ss 4ss ~. r. Rance e w.
miniasSm E p.iee % se1s $3.50. value mpsosemeni
Cove. 01 coo. Se' O "''''<"'' "''@'' "-""'
Sale made ppso condition that purchaser will
improve said premises and cultivate not less
than Is of the ara BILE land during second year.
and - Of the arabic land during third. fourth
and fifth years.
way heretofore legally obtained and now ia full
force and effect. II any there be.
Re:e,yn. howsver 70 The @ STATE Hf Coior.dS ado
all .shss 70 .1y :sd q. orso and III
% IN or under said land. and Tho rish. Of inele.s
a 1ish Enough % oi S he :a1fse. Of the sam. =: may
wsrLins Of such minerals aud substances.
No land will be sold q. less than IL. mini
cells viii be sold In she shove order aud each
tract will b sold ~ described above-be tho
same moro or less.
On lands selling for = 30 to e; per acre. 10 per
cent. Of ths purchase money on tho day OF sale.
the balance In eighteen equal annual payments
moro than S1s per aero and less than SIS per
acre. ~ per cent cash on tho dsy OF SALE, the
por cent per annum. Lands selling for SIS aud
upwards, ~ par cent. cash. and BALANCE in sevsu
equal annual payments at per cont. interest.
II tho purchaser docs not own the improve
aonts. he must pay for tho same At sale. Pur.
chaser will execute bond. ss pro ided in Sec:
tho United States or ono who has declared his
intention OF becoming such must pay appraise
ment aud advertising fess.
Tho Board reserves tho right to reject any and
ali bids.
No sale shall become effective until approved
BY the State Land Board.
Application No. A 2718.
Date sale ordered by Board, Juno I'd, 1914
Date Of sale July Let. 1914
8. vOLNRY r. HOG9ATT,
Register State Board Of Land Commissioners
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First page position 26c per inch.
Local advertising &c per line per issue.
All advertising runs till ordered out.
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Notics For Publication
Department Of the Interior
U. 8. Lad 0ees q sss!ih1. Co'osad

U.
May IS, 1914
NoeSce X herehy aivca that William H. kIoe1e1. ol
Crovey. Coio Who, On 9eptember g. l9iO made
homestead entry. No. ol3S22. ios West HAN q
SeetSoa ~. Townshlp IL Moth. Raa9e 50 West.
PTncpal HesSdlan has 6Isd soejee Of intsut3oo to
Ske 6ssal three year proof to establish elan 70 tAe
lad shove described. before Ira S. CstMn. U. 3:
Comnaissiooes. 1t Grover. CoS0 On the 9Th DAY a
July. t9l%.
Caimant naa.es - witnesses: Lyman ]. C!!best.
Of CTahaa, Colo Frank H. Piekeyeil JaspeI kGnS-
IA A. F. BROWNS. REGISTER.
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
u. s. Land Odiee u DenveS. Colo.
hAsv 27 k0lA

heir OF William Henry Kitts o( Grover. Colo. WHO.
on August 26. t909 made ho@estead ent!y: No;
OiO3iS. for E L2 Sc -. Sec. 3. SW -. ssd "
60 West. 9Th PTneipal Msstdian. has fled 10
tee Of intention to make 6nal thrs: year groa 10
Ira S Grimm. U. 8. Coaaanisslooes. II ksota.
Colo. on the lleh day Of July. i04.
ClAimant names - Witnesses: Coy nsn1ese q
Sllso Colo Walter JacEson of Siieo. Colo, WI.
liam c. Shost. Of Keoaa. coeo.. Lask A. Baasy. q
63 MARY WOLFE DARCIN. Re11etes.
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News Once Days

News O6ee Days
During the summer The Keota News
Office will bs closed part Of each week.
For the present it will be open regularly
on Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays,
and occasionally on Tuesdays and Sat
urdays. On other days any business,
including payment Of accounts. may be
entrusted to Mr.. Schoonover, at Keota
postoffics. Use the Newsbox.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior

U. 3. I0n0 OI5e0 at St0rItog, COIOthdo.
MAy Is. 1914
Keota. Coao., NO o Fehnay rs. l9s0. nsAs ho0e-
stsed setsY. No. ou2S2, e. Ntz NE ~. See. g.
aad NV El snd She " I2 NE ~, Section IS.
To~nship North. Raaos 50 West 9Th Priaetpa!
Messdlan. has llea noAce d htsntioo to nahe 0nal
thgos yeag pgoof. 20 ese1baisA chin 10 De lAod
0ieslooss. q keoea. Coso. ths 3sd day q July.
1914.
ya1es A. Rnnsey, Harley c. Jobbins. clarsnee
81 < !. BROWNS. Rehssez.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
ljnlted Seates Land OtSee 1t Denver, Colo.

Unjted Slales Land OAkco 1f Denver. Coo,
Nay ~. t0ll
Notice is hereby given that Cl.renes bhnsen. q
stesd sntry. No. OjoOo7. 1or Sc il NV -. SW ~
Ne u. Nv IL So 70. NJ lA SvWll. Section IS,
Township 8 N. RAaoe 81 w. r Meridian. has 9Sed
establsh claim % the land above described ee4ors
Ira s. Crida, u. s. Commlsslonss. at keota. Coso..
Cjsimant esnses = witnsssss: John A Hobbs.
Isaac N. WeodS Emnet Rnnssy. John r. Poesh. m
g ' FAIRY WOLFE DARcN. Res,sssr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

q. s Land O0Sce 0t Oe0Ve1. C0IO11d0
May TO- MA
No<1cs b hereby siven thst Kaahssine Horst. wid.
on ol Willlam Horst. Deceased of koenig. Colo
rado. who On March 3. 1910. nade homestead
Township N. R1nss 60 w. 6th Psineipal Meridian.
has filed notice o. !nteatjon to make 6na1 three
yea! proof to estabslsh ef.m to the land above d.
Co0@isslooeS. 1t keeta. CoSo.. On the l3tA day ol
July. PA.
Clalmant names u Witnesses: John Horst lack
Horst. HsaSy Roth. John Croissant al of Keot1.
e MARY WOLFE DARCIN Renssr.
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
u. s. Lad OAes 4 Seesilns. Colombo

Nosiee s hereby avsn that jasper kian9iasnith.
Of Grover. Colo. who. on Sept f2Oo oade ho3e.
II, Township IL North. Ranee 50 West. 9Th
Principal Mesidan. has 6Ied notice 81 6tent3oo TO
make final three year proof 10 esta6sh ela0 10 The
and above described. before lS1 S. CSt6tn. u. 8.
Comaisssone1. At Grover. Colorado. On the 6th day
OF July. l0i4.
Of kaudmas. Nebr, Dulah Burnett of Grover. CoSo..
Lyman r. Gilbert Of Graham. Colo. WnBa0 n.
ss :" >' f. p. BROWNS. Rsassr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
:, Dopartmeat Of the Interior
u, 8, Laad ODee q SeeriinR, Co1ps1do

ISay Is. 1914
noeses \ hessby ovss ~ . Aad.sx A B. Desdissts.
ssead Enty. No. ol2s8O. for Wet Han q
Sectioe 7, fe~nship 10 Il. Raaee 81 ". 81. Mer..
ldlan. has Aael ooetes q htsataoa 70 make 6nal
6sseribed. belpes ha 8 CslGa. u 9. Cona,issIoses.
af keota. Ceso.. o. the 3rd day q J.ty: 1914:
C1nlnan4 aanses - Witnesses: Clyde l. Stanley. OF
81 :" ' T. ?. BROWNS. Register
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
u, 8, Land Oaice At Denver. Colo.

May 27. f0N
Notiee b hereby Given that Conrad Kechte1. of
Keota. Colo. who on Aus. 20. lQO9. ..ade hoee-
stsad Eet,y. No. Osoz7l Tor N l2 Section -;
MesidiAn. has filed notice Of intentioo TO make 6nal
tArse year proof. to establish eiaim to The land
above deseTibed, before lra s. Crt6in. y: s; Con.
July. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charies E An
drews. William ]. Shnms. David w. Sehoooo~es.
John r Craig. all Of keota. Colo.
IS MARY WOLFE DARCIN. REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. s. Lad Once at Denver. CoIos.do

May IL. 1914
Notiee Is hereby aven that Herbert 3: Pc.as. Q!
Kooka, Colo, VITO o. Feb. 70. f9i3. made Addtsonal
holoestead eatsy. No 0l0O4A. for I2 Sc -.
Section -. Township 9 North, RAnoe 81 West.
6th Pineipal Nesidlan has Asd noeies Of i1tsut5oo
Do make 6aal tisee yeaa oroo( 10 sst1blsh ealm %
tAe md sbovs deses6ed belese Ira S. Griffin. y. s.
Commlsslooes: u Keota. Colo. On the 3rd day
ol Juiy. 1914.
Clainant aanss = Witnesses: JAnes A. Rumeey.
John A. Hobbs. 1sa.e n Wood. Frank Trusnbo.
81 81 =" A NARY WOLFE DARcIN. Resis.sr.
The Keota news., 1914-06-12

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The Keota news., 1914-06-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado

Department Of the Interior
u. S. Land Office At Sterling, Colorado
May 6. 1914
Notice is hereby given that John
Biggs. Of Kimball. Nebraska. who. on
November 20, 1911, made desert land
entry. No. O16705. for Sc IA NE Ia,
Sec. q, SW "a NV Ia, NV IA SW
IA, s 1-2 SW Ia. SW IA Sc IA, Sec
ton 22, Township II North. Range So
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make final desert
land proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and
Receiver. at Sterling, Colorado. on the
18th day of June. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Andrew
Olson, Of Clifford, Nebr., Charles E.
Berg, Of Clifford. Nebr., Dwight D.
LaWton, of Clifford, Nebr., John n.
Riggs. Of Kimball. Nebr.
60 A. F. BROWNS, Register.