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Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
TUCSON PADRE HAS
 MUR|LL0 CANVAS
Priceless Painting Depicts St. An
 thony and the Child Jesus.
Special to The Republican,

Special to The Republican,
 TUCSON, Ariz., March 2S.-"Sell it, No," exclaimed Rev. Paul Fig ueroa Catholic priest who lives at 452 South Stone avenue gazing fond ly at a time -dimmed and torn canvas depicting St. Anthony and the child Jesus Tt is a Murillo,' he said tenderly.
 T shall keep it as long as 1 live" he added, turning to d reporter who had called to learn how a Murillo, a work of the famous Spanish paint CT of the 17th century, of great value by virtue of the name alone, had drfted to Tucson.
 Murllo left about 400 pictures. That seems a good many, but none of them have gone begging. They have been eagerly seized by gal Hers of fine arts, when the old churches for which they were paint ed could be persuaded to let them go. His famous immaculate Con ception" was taken to France by Marshal Soult. and sold to the na- tion for 615,0OO francs.
 The canvas in the possession of Father Figueroa is a small one, but l the faces are of the Spanish types 1 of which Murillo confined himself, | the coloring is deep and rich and it shows remarkable strength of de sign. The faces are life-like and the composition and perspective l fautless.
 The painting was covered with mud and dust when Father Fig ueroa first found it seven years ago in the home of a relative, Marianna Ortiz, at Oquitoa, Alter.
 Father Figueroa was born and raised in San Gabriel, Los Angeles county, California. He had ofter heard Sonora Francis Castillo. his fathers cousin, speak of the Murlll' which her grandfather had told hlS uncle had brought from Spain in the latter part of the eighteenth century about 17S-. Father Figueroa tool occasion seven years ago to go t' Oauito and hunt for the heirloom There were many paintings in thu homes of his relatives, none of then much prZed or cared for It Wal
 only after a diligent search througl
 garrets that the priest came across II
 Marianna Ortiz would not consen
 at that time to let him take 1t away
 When she visited him this winter
 bowever she told him that she hal
 decided that he ought to nave II, n
 loved it so much. When she return l ed home she sent it to him.
 My great grandfather came | Mexico from Spain as boy. sal
 Father Figueroa Monday. His nam
 was Ignacio Figueroa His uncl : was a friar When my great-grand
 father became a man he was mad an official, just what sort 1 canno
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

The postage charge on books the size and weight of the code is ten cents. This must be added to all out of town orders.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

The tramp who ate breakfast good, Said, when he ceased to chaw it: You saw me see your cord of wood, But you won't see me saw it."
 Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11

Prices Of British Securities
Thres-fourths Point Above
Mondays Low Level
CoDysAgAt lolA ny The View Yosa
RYonem9 Fest O..

CeDysAgAt loll ny Tho New York
0ven1ng Pest @.
NEW YORK. May 11-The single
really noteworthy incident in the day's
Anancial markets was the further ad-
vance in British consols. whoae gain
OF sic today brought tne price nearly
- point above Mondays low level.
London no doubt ascribed this recov.
cry to the proEsred ulster compro.
mise.v but II II quite permissible 10
believe that the recovery has reflected
an oversold market and II 70 that ex-
tent OF broader significance.
Our own stock market. after two or
three hours Of inactivity, with prices
. fraction better. fell again into un-
certainty and In some stocks weak
mess. The fluctuations Of the day
were In general meaningless and Of
professional origin. Taken a. . whole,
the market merely continued the now
fairly familiar SPECTACLE Of extreme
dullness after q prolonged decline.
It was once more day Of little
news. The Western Union increased
Eito quarterly dividend. and the New
York Central directors made NO reduc-
ftion IN their dividend. Both actions
were In .aoeordance with expectations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11
CALLS AM ICA
MOST PROFAlgE
EARTH
Rev. M. s Rice Bittsrly Lashss
the, Swearer In Nooaday
Lenten Service
SERIOUS MENACE TO
COMMON DECENCY''
Speaker Urges Hearsrs TO Help
Purify Atmosphere BY
Good Example

The Rev. NJ. 8. Rice. pastor of ths
North woodward Methodist church.
spoke on "Ths swsarsr." in the noon
day Lenten services In the Detroit
opera house, Wednesday, saying IN
part:
Sermons ON the sin Of profane
swearing are not numerous and stttl
this IL one Of the most prevalent, 70
pulsive and inexcuSable. evils among
us today. Il u 20 common q oins thai
men scarce stop to give t. . thought.
Il wtthefs and poisons the speech SOi
many men whose words fall on thu
earn Of growing boys, without Conoi0
Grafton. II II Z habit utterly without
excuse of any sort, not to say beyond
any reach Of reason. II dares 70 draG
the n6mes Of our most oacred c0ncep'
tions into the Nth Of the vileot 1850
ciations and links constantly The high
est exprsssions Of God and the soul q
the obscene and filthy Things Of life,
Clearly, my friends. there can be nc
defense Of this, and am, here noY,
therefore. to ask You n the name ol
al that IS noble and good 70 resolve
never again 70 allow an oath proSane
70 stain your Lips. have 10 nico
words 70 speak about this sin which
I 0espise. will speak plainly -
cause this sinaer to whom W address
our attentioa now has come to b Z
serious menace to cOfnmcn deeoaey.
ask for an honest hearing and cour
(Ctnt1nssa - rags Pessy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11
D. r. FIGURES
. IT'S ASSETS AT
$3l,O28,9 ,902
Estimate Of Reproductive valu-
ation More Than Double
Barcroft. Appraisal
WILL BE ASKED FOR
SELLING FIGURES
Municipal Railway Commission
Begins Preliminary
Examination

The D. U. r.. in compliance with
the request Of the municipal railroad
commission. Wednesday afternoon al.
cd . statement Of III physical proper.
ties In which the reproductive value
Of the company's physical assets with
In the one-fare sone - appraised q
431, ,02S.9S2. This represents the sum
which according to p. u. r. esti-
mates Il would cost the city 70 rspro-
duce the equipment which the streel
railway company owns IN Detroit.
The Barcroet appraisal made for
the committee OF 80. Oct. /, 1909,
placed the reproductive valuation
within the city at 911.121.724.S6. The
company's own estimate, nled shortly
afterward, gave Z valuation of $751;
100000.
: Commissioners John F. Dodge and
william D. Mahon and r. w. Brooks,
general manager Of the d. u. r. made
= preliminary examination Of the AZ.
ures Thursday afternoon. and the d.
u. r. will be asked. to submit an e.
timate Of the present selling price Of
its properties.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11
MOON TO Be IN
ALMOST TOTAL
ECLIPSE TONIGHT
At 1O:42 AN But One-Twefth
Of Surface VIII Be in the
Shade
STORMS LIKELY TO
FOLLOW, SAYS Mcguire
Bad Weather Usually Comes
When Sum, Earth and Luna {
Are in Straight Line

There will be an almost total
eclipse Of the moon, Wednesday
night At 9:l1 p. m. the earth's
shadow will be cast on the edge Of
Luna. and viii proceed TO travel
across her disk. At l0:43, al bnt cAe-
twelfth Of the moon win b n SHADE.
At 1913 .. M. the last BIT Of darkness
will pass from the face Of the orr.
These figures are vouche4 for By
Miles J. Nc0uirl. astronomer, whose
shop at No. $50 Foet-st. west, an
|nounceo the following occppottonA -
| |sssss [ss~ SIsn9s W Sstas|! @ ASdS0 =,
lou and gasoline. lawn mowegS ahaYp.
ened and r6pnitod. = 50 ~ r y -
This = Nj. fc0uirl's own story =
the eclipse: n 81 4 5'
sDstroit wiIl b. favored bx, a
eclipse Of the moon, this evening.
This eclipse ought to be appreciated.
for the reason that Il II the. only
eclipse OF the moon that We WIN have
In 1914. There win be one Of o. sun
on Aug. n. but too early for any citi-
sens to get up and observe It, - the
sun will rise eclipsed.
Prom the eclipse, we learn that
the earth II round. About 10 O'Clock
this evening II will be noted that the
shadow Of the. earth on the moons
face win show the curvature OF the
earth, verifying the statement that
the earth n round.
IAN eclipse, more especially one
Of the moon. 10 liable to cause stormy
weather"
why is that, Mr.. McCuirl?'' inter
rupted the .dictatee.
because the moon, the sun and
the earth are then In . straight line.
and the pull Of the moon and the sun
on the tides 10 then Ct it, strongest.
"A total eclipse .of the moon 10
never seen. for the simple reason that
during totality the moon IL entirely
hidden by the earth's shadow. Con-
|seQneutly. We never see Z full eclipse
|of the moon"
"But It can happen, Mr.. McGuirl.
can't III" asked the man with the
pencil. r
"Oh. yes: but We cant see It," re.
pljo0 the astronomer.
Mf. Mc0uirl laments that more In
tereet II not taken In astronomy
Once upon : time hs had class OF ~
pupils. He says that many OF them
have requested him to take up the
work again, but 10 does not know
whethor hie health win permit. Mr..
Mc0uir1 has not been wen, hut he n
Improving. DoctoF6 tell him that his
|occupation, which roQuixUo the WELD
Ing Of two-pound hammors, II too ~
dontary. ana that ne mast take more
exercise n the open airs
III afo even - much - hick.
|ory-nut and walked I baock, would
have o. stop because Of the pain
through here = soid Mr.. Mc0uirl, In
dicating the region Of his~ stomach.
*Dut ! codl4 rnn up and down stairs
without any trouble and swing ham.
! tner al day. Howevef, I'm getting
|Ovor that. 81 out evesy day and
Try 70 walk q BIZ. hut I 6nd hat /
musu't Ut aroused over snything. I
have - kpep out Of argumontO ana
alterations. can't let ny lr1sh eot
the bottor of ne. ] hope ftat sxes.
ctse WIN put ny nerves IN proper
shape, n tine.''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11
TOMORROw'S ENTRIES

First Race---3-year -olds, selling;
purse, $500: 6 furlongs: Bundle Of Rags
"a. sfone. g.; No MANAGER. liz: Marty
sksSmmSs., ss ios: toifsx. iis: xds, iiiiSS::
second Races year -olds ana nm:
ellling; purse ts0o; furlongs: xDaliy
Waters, 102; sThso. Cook. lie; Tolson
11s s 4Sng Sag w. n.rri l!o eom,nr Ps0c:ss cocs
iis: prots eorIs. iio: Hcfvor. rs; S. 81.
ranto, 100; BevsrstsIn. III; sCountry
BOY. iO7: Camarada, III
THIRD Race--3-y ear-olds and up. SELL
ing; purse. 4s0o; 81 furlongs: ELSE
wSsrs S 1SSi.'sn ,cs sn.iss TO-. NsSs M
?. 'is0iiS s.. iiS: s.yBcdsin. iS7: sEsSsiSurs %
II, lob Double Five, li6: Bat Master
son, l12: Big DipPer.
Fourth Race--Cheettr hAudtcxp: T.
year.oids and up; purse 9sso, 81 Sur-
,Snss &c tGsrIsHn ;iI e; III, iis ;s Emsrssd oSH en-
Princess caiiaway. isS Tarts. iii;
Fsosyr..:ISs. i'rSy iss; .xxScon. lis: Assro. s:
'ofSf;s Fifth - 'Raes--4-ysar-olds and up,
purse. $500; I mile and g yards; Ton
Kc juS.. GossH MossS icS Si TSr% hs
io4; L'AiGion. los; Knights Of UncaA
: = sixth Race-ss.year.oldp ana %,
ssil!ns; ,I's,,s IEr,se, Ssoe; "a, m!l: s! snd y q
q los: Joe stein. leS: sSpsii6oun1. ~ q;
sCol. AshmeAde. -; Helen ~, ~: SJsc.
ob Bunn. l0s; Polly H.. ~.
4 sApprcntlce allowance claimed.
H. - Hedr!ek entities;
y Weather clair rreck fsss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11
RACE RESULTS


First Race---Maidcn 3.yesr- colds;
selling; 4 furlongs: Stsiwart Helen, Z
TO 1, 3 to and . to s, won; l. MAY
Is to 1, 8 to and to j. secOnd; 6anto
20 to 4, TO 4 and 4 to 4. third. Time;
:6l 2-S. Thalia, Surgeon, 0erthe!me.
Hacy, Page White. Ermagarde. High
Fa1utin. Una1era also ran.
Second Raco--4-year-eadn and mp.
Niles and mares; seiling: n furionGs:
Chiffon queen. 70 2. even and ! g
( TO s, second; IL Sainrella, % e0 Z,
to and to !. third. Time; 1;l0 30.
Flying Footsteps, La Aurora Ethel.
bsrry. The Tprksss, Irisht6wn and
Third -old4 And up; MI
Hes and marss. selling; ~ furioqgs:
y, won; Henpttc, 20 70 III to- and
( TO 1, second: Ethelburg IL. ~ ~ AZ
to 8 and out, third. Tlue: 1;10 10.
Couor d'Alene, Henrietta w. Phew,
Lou Lanisr and Moilis Rfchards also
Fourth Race SEEING: handicap; =
ifo.l. 3 TO and to 10. won; Robert
orosvsnor. is to s, 10 10 and out.
third Time: 1:16. Fellowman. Car
Michael and Coreopsis also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11
1OMORkOW's ENTRIES


L. ~ - - ~
up: 5Is furIongs: xtseorge Karme. 1v3;
Buia Nvclch, icS; Mrs. Camp, 100;
xChas. Goetx, lV1; xvtstbls. 10!; Ken
meth. los; the Cinder, los; Yuba. ll0.
concarne ll2; Btnocular, III; hid
North, ll2; Russell Mc9ili, liz; Toy
Boy, ia; Dromi. ll5; Waldo, llS.
longs: selling: sFreda Johnson. g.;
ys; 0yih, oe xB.g Lumax, 10a. Agnes
c. los: Thomas Hare. los Largo. I0s
superl, -t0I; Muy Buena. los Kick
THIRD Race--4-year- -olds and up;
mile; selling: Sleepland, lO2: Marshal
rils hman, 1Vs; Quick Trip. lo2; Cool
lOs: Balronia, 10y; Ferrona. lQ3: Van
Horn, 1906: Angslas. los; Eye White,
TaS' ioS: Helen 'f HswRinss los; orisinsosr,
los; swede sam. 10. Dutch Rock iis
Fourth Race--3-year-olds and up;
90: Henry Waibank. 80: Hing,T S7;
Bonne Chance, 20; Pay streak. 103;
Furlonn. 105: Orb, liz.
Firth Race--Selltng; 3-year-olds and
Sp: s fSr,onEEs g xoom.' $3.50. 8; xAmosss: ssd
Hs.sl HS; ~ q iSs aes: ciosf. ice: ORB" smile nile
100; Mas Sly. 100; Doc Alien. le2:
xOrimar Lad, i03; Ceos, 10S; Sidney
Peters. ies; Zulu. 1876: Mincc Jirmis.
sixth RAce--4.yeAr.e elds ana up; se,t.
ting; mile: xKeleetta, 1oo; xApne
Ncdes, lei: x:fe1te, l03; Tahoe. les:
.sS.ssse sss ssss 49, 49, go soescn c;n ess es'
< xrprsn,scs allowance cisi'a<a.
weather. clear; track. faSt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11

stan csrroepsNdeMt % u1u6
WAst1No1O n. u u.
All Of the information ~
Mexican situations vhie& =
Washington today W. 80 w
assuring character. .:. q Il 2}3
Secretary Bsya1 pooolVo0 Y = r
dispatches from coosn1rb y
matte agents aloaG ~ 1
Mexico proper. - uoAG
did the. SecEntaxy u SoHf
the entire Situati0n tkne n
other nier Into Eho loG
left here this afteynUon W
whore tonieht he Will
session of tha Ist916
the Initiative and III -
President WIl6o6 ~
Senator Sheppard, ot ~
utterances Of Gov. 0o1
from representing u NJ =
|of the Texas psoD1o. VI &
took 70 the White Ho0Go u
Der OF teleST1n1D roGo1v~
section Of Texae, 0d1
"watchful waiting ~ 4
miniStration. ]. s (,
Senator 9hively. ooo \
OF the seuate forolon III
<Csotenae1 = pnGo & ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11

First Race--2-year- -o1dn; selling; y
mile: Maznik. 3 to !, to . ana 70 ,,
and 4 to 4, second: Josetna zarate, =
to s, TO and nut. third. Time; ~.
Lady Capricious. Wahaiotys DAISY
stevens, Miss Cottonwood ana Asittis
Hnrry also ran. ~ N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11
HENRY SIECEL
IS INDICTED

NEW YORK. March 11.--Iudict-
mouts charging Grand larceny and
the acceptance Of eepoolts - IN inool.
veut bank were returnea by Tie grand
Jury here this agAinet' Eenry 0logel
sni Frank = VOCAL, 1oo1s of the
Dlogol pfivate baak whlCo c)oood In
6ooss folDow1us she aopc(nkneat Of
focoavGrs Tor oiegoI's " Now York
oDa Doston depArtlneot etoeoe.
AllllGALwRLrARG 80; Sss;,s5ss -.
4AxScAD CAxI car = .4av.
-, 3 - ,ssss, - I q: s.s..s 4 s'.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11

nss.ssss. -. ~ ~ ~ sIs's e 4 -
l:ss; s.ss NM f.:st rNsss sss; ;s's 5;sk ~ 3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-11

weather, elssE; track, tsSs
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-09
Notice Of CONTEXT

Department Of the Interior. L. $. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Nov, :, 1913
You are hereby notified that Minnt y.
Behring. who gives Boyes.. Montana. As his
this office his duly corroborated application
to contest and secure the cnnctllaiion OF
% Sn"G 1 1SiS 5, isis, for ont ~ s sSF"' NJ n: S %Mn.
Sec. =. NEh E,4, Sec. ~, TT $. II. IS T.. NJ
I. NJ. and rs grounds for his contest he nl-
leges Ina you never established residence
on the said tract Of land: that you never
build Il house upon the land and have not
cultivated the land.
You are. therefore. further notified that
the said allegations will he taken Ivy this
office AS having been confessed by you. AMI
Your said entry will he cancelled therc'li,
der without your further right to be heard
therein. either before this ONicv or on npF
peal. If you fail TO nIc III tnls o1icc within
twenty days after the fourth publication "f
this notice. as shown below. your answer.
under oath, specifically meeting and re-
spending to these allegations rf contest. or
il YOU fail within that time I" lille in this
office due proof that You have served 4
either in person "r Ivy registered mail. IT
this service Is made by the delivery OF Il
copy Of yOnr answer To the contestant il'
person. proof Of such SrrNlr" must he either
the said contestants written acknOWl ttlG-
ncnt of his receipt Of ri" cop" Shuwil:
the date OF it's receipt. or 1l' affidavit NJ I'll"
person Ivy whom the delivery WAS mad"
stating when and where "a" copy was de-
livcred: If made Try Registered mail. proof
Of s,,cIl service must consist "f tAe affidavit
of the person by whom the copy was
mailed stating wlrn and the ro>toTir I"
which it was untitled. ANA this :rFihnvit
must br accompanied !y the postrrastrr's
receipt "ur tho l"v'rr.
You should state IN y"nr ans~-rr tbs
name Of tho po>t"frirr to wfIicl, You desire
further notice 70 l." sent =" v"r
A.. K1HCNEE. Register.
Date If first publication S"v. q, 1913.
3" third Dee. $,
" " fourth II,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DeIHrtNent Of lhr lntnri0r. T.. s. Lnn0
Office at Miles City, Montana.
rec. II. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas 4.
VERIFY. OF ErOndduS. Montana who on Jan.
~. 1911 Ilndt homestead application. No.
o'ltls. for r.ii3 SELL. See. y. w. SWA. Sec.
-. I. 3 s.. X. 81 r.. VI. 7. NJ. has filed notice
of int 'ntion To max" five year proof. to cs-
tabli: u lain to Che land above described,
lmfor, Register 4 Receiver. l., S. IMnu of
fee at Miles City. Montana on tho I'D da,
of January, 1911.
Claimant names as WitnrsSeS:
Il. II. Edwards md A. r. Edwards. OF
H"nndhNS. Mont. !IHwnrd Ross and Jack
Mnrston OF Powdtrv.ilr, Mont.
\. kllttIIl.H. Register.
io-a,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATiAN.

I!tTAVIn!cNt Nf Tie INteVlbr, N,NS: IMnN
tlHicc. Miles City. Mont. -. 49,
~ rec. Ms.isls
Notice 1ahcrcby given that sam g. Powell
OF EkH(NkA. MOntnnn who On. April II. lSlN,
mnit II. u. No. C5I1G. for South Half. sec. =.
r. y. Il. 81 T., N. Pm. hos filed notice of
intention, to mako three year proof to cs-
tni!ltSl. Chin. to tho lAnt lhDva described,
before +. M. 'DwUrshhk. u. \. Commission
cat Elkalakn. Montana. OK the c.l day ri
.Aat .4ry. 1914.
Nlhi,nant names az witnesses:
Freal q. DEbritii. John DstfEaa. Car. Ost-
.und. William e. Overs. n! o: s:k,a.nHh.
noit.
a. KIRCIIEk. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department OF the Interior, l.. >. Land
Once NJ Miles City, Montana.
Nov. -, l9l3.
Notice ~ hereby given that James A.
Marsh OF Webster. montana who ON ADril j..
1910 and Murcn =, 1872 mate Homestead
Entries No. Ws77, Ol3N4 for SEA, See. L..
e.: n E!.4. El4 SWA, See. 12.T. 3 n. X. 90 n.
NJ. r. NJ. has filed notice OF intention to make
thrcc-yeAr proof to establish clutm to the
land above described before W.. Il Bnrber,
u. =. Commissioners at Baker Montana on
the IL dny Of January 1914,
Claimant nuIles rs Witnesses:
Raymond Bush, Richard Middaugh, Clar-
ence BisIcr, Walter Calvin all OF Violet,
Montana.
A. KIRClIEK. Register
I1-lS
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-09
Notice For Publication.

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
Nov. Is. 1913
Notice is h~erebygiyen that Clare X. New
IA Of Carlyle. Mont. Who on February. 8.
lsll, maas hpHssstsees ntry' > N9 4 o'iSsS for
80 +, NJ. p. ". hasaNSled notice of intention
to make thraeyea* proof. t%oestnblish claim
to the land above described. before Walter
Il. Williamson, u. $. Commissioners ut Wi
baux. Montana. on the 9th day OF January.
1914.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Sidney Crossman. Herman ~Storklc. Roy
Storkle, Fred Brown, all OF Carlyle, Mont.
A. klkCHEk. Register.
1916
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON

UcpArtInent Of the Interior,
Z. :. Land O1lice nt Miles City. Montana.
Nov. Ii. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Lutte V.
Grant, only heir OF Harden F. Bcmiss of
Eknlnkn, Montana. who on April -, 1910
made H. f.. No. oSG69 for NJ. SWh. NWM.
Ny El4. sec. II, Nm X. 81 T.. NJ. Z. NJ. has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described before F. NJ. DWorshnK, U.
5. Commissioner ut EKnlAk,,, Mont, on the
10th day of January, 1914.
Claimant raMeS ~ witnesses:
Alfred Olsen. John Ryan, Milo Brown and
Mike Leonard all OF Ekalak;t, Montana.
a. kircher, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Ct the Interior, T.. s. La
t.'Yicc al Mics CITY, Montana.

T":H"tincnt Cf the Int-riCr, {. s. land
'.Tlcc at Miles City, Montana.
Dec. II, 1913
Notice is hereby given TINT Christian T..
j, ,Ecrson. of Webster, Mont. who. on April
1.. $40. made Homestead entry No. Ok5aS.
tur 9Eh. Sec. ~. NFA., Sec. -. T. 3 n. Il. 50
':Eal:o thrce-ycar PROOF to establish clam to
t." land above described before +. NJ.
Nwo-Ahnk, u. S. Commissioner at Ekalakn,
'i1it. on the .%u. day of January. lMi.
Claimant names rs W tnesacs:
John NJ. Dillon. Arthur II. OTnnnor,
Arthur Eoltc.. G"ovg" u. Jelly. al! of VIII
tTd, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IrpartWtnt of the Int,ri,
l. =. Land Ntiicn al Miles CITY Nnl

IrNHyt mont Of TN" IntrriOr
L. :. land once at Miles city. Mont.
Dec. II. 1919.
Notir"i. hcrrly,' GIVEN tina Thomas A.
VERIFY. y! E%ronhdus, Mont. who en- January
~ inll. ln"e!. Dra"rt lnnd npll,cat ion. No.
NJ. has filed notice of t%n-.entiOn to make
final proof, to establish claim to the land IL
hove u~e:cr.bcd. before Register 4 Receiver,
l. :. Land Office. III Miles CITY, Mont. or
the 9ai day of january. 1914
Claimant names rs witnesses;
u. II. Edwards and A.. r. Edwards OF
EQMdhus. Mont: Howard Ross and JnCk
Mnr.ton of ?Owderyiiie. Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, L. $. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Dec. 10, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Philip Boots
ma, Of Eknlnkn. Mont. who ON April 20,
and ol4l29, for NEA. Sec. II, SFht sec. 23.
T.. ! y. R.57 f. NJ. p. NJ. has filed notice of in
tention 10 make three year proof to rstni =
fore r. M. Dworslak, L. =. Commissioner. ut
EkAlaka. Mont. on the 9th day of January.
1914.
Claimant name as Witnesses:
Louis Seivcrding, Louis X. Northrunt,
Carl Smith, Hans ia. Boyd, all OF Ekalakn.
Mont.
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Notice for Publication.
neDar mcnt Of the Interio-
L. s. Land Office at Miles CITY, Montana,

I7FDNTf mont OF the Inter1Os,
Z. s. Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
NOV Is, 1918.
Ferguson, Of FkatAkA. Mont. who on Jnly
". 1906. nrntlu H. r.. No. O2574, for Els SWM.
F'4 Nw'4. Sec. g. r. y, K Is +, ". +. NJ
has filed notice OF Intention to MAKE five
aipyt. DESERVED. before F. NJ. Dworshak, II,
=. Commissioners. AT Ekalaka. Mont. on tine
End day OF January. 1914.
Claimant NalncS h3 witnesses:
Walter II. Peck, John r.. Booth. william
Mowb-uy, '!lO,nn 4. Martin. all OF EkulAkn,
Most.
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