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Federals Cut to Pieces.

Another large quantity Of small arms
and machine guns, although 1t Is not
to be compared with the amount cap-
tured at Torreon, was added TO the
rebel supply this week when federal
force under Colonel Erriduez Perez was
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REBEL SOLDIERS
BURNING BODIES
OF THE FEDERALS

TORREON, Mexico, April 3, via Ell
Paso, Tex, April 4.--This city, from
which General Refugio Velaseo and
most Of the uninijured Of his command
fed yesterday, was occupied by the rep-
els in force today and the work Of burn"
inc the bodies of the dead. clearing
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trying campaign and who now talk con,
fdently of the taking Of the nationa!
capital itself.
FALL OF TORREON
is STILL DENIED
AT THE CAPITAL

MEXICO CITY, April The FED,
cral government still obstinately denied
today the capture of Torreon by inc
rebels. It was assumed IN many quar-,
tiers. however, that General Huerta and
the ministers were not III ignorance OF
the fate of that city.
IL was suggested that the withholding
of the news from the public was based
ON psychological rather than on mill
tary grounds. 1t was said by various
persons that the temperament or the
Mexican popuacc was such that news
of a disaster like the fall or Torreon
might easily start an avalanche OF pun
lie opinion against the administration
which would find itself embarrassed AZ
critical moment,
The taking of Torreon gives the con-
stitutioualists control Of nearly hall the
republic, with the exception OF the
cities of Saltillo and Monterey. the cap,
itals of the states of Coahwla and
Nuevo Leon. -
Military men regard the retreat OF
General Velasco from Torreon as dan
perous undertaking and they consider
The position of General Javier de Moure
and General Joaquin Mas at San re-
dro as precarious.
So far as known here the federal
troops still have possession or the ran,
! road between Torreon and Saitlllo, at
which place connections can be made
! with the south,
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and capturing Tampico on
the coast OF the Gulf OF Mexico contln-
ues under the direction of General Pa
bio Gonzales from his headquarters in
the city of Victoria.
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Flank Attacks Likely.

Tho railroad which connects. TorIeon
and Zacatecas to the south has long
hecn ont of commission and now serves
onlv 10 mark the trail over which Cen
erai Velasco and his troops will have
10 march. Before reaching Zacateeas,
IL is thought certain that General We
lasco will encounter the rebel forces un'
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Infested With Rebels.

The rebels, however, lnfest the rseion
Ono body of them under General Eu-
iaIio Gutierrez has its headquarters at
Conception del Orc, tho, terminus Of a
branch line from Saltillo and within
striking distance of the main line, me
rebel forces in the same vicinity rem
ders improbable an unopposed retreat
OF the federals toward the south.
Northward from Saltil!o, TOWARD
Monterey, little difficulty might be en-.
countered by the federal troops, and 1t
is not improbable that the fugitivss
from Torreon will make an attcmpt TO
Join the federal garrison at 8.3ate Monterey, md
b;e men from tho rebels, however, does
not appear TO be n simple task. Their
retreat toward Durango to the south
west or to the north or east Is said by
military men TO be impossible unless
thew cut their way through rebel ter
VI nrV
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der General Panflo Natera and will
probably suffer from fianking attacks
by rebel troops from Durango.
Military men not intimately connect
ed with the federal administration ez.
press the opinion todny that General
Velasco S retreat will resolve itself into
an effort of each man for himself. They
say that the next move of the rebels
will be to start campaigns against Sal
tillo and Monterey and possibly subsid-
iary expeditions against Zacatecas, ly-
ing directly south of Torreon. i,
At the same time the rebel task OF
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1|IRSUEs
IF[DERALS 8
n 1900 MEN
Battle With Fleeing
veIasco at San
EssReported; Prob
sdHin Progress.
UNWOUNDED
els0NERS TAKEN
I Rebel General Op-
ANY Compromise;
n al Mexico City
rFsl Of Torreon.

4 Mexico, April At
q hare that the rebels
4 force of $500 men In
\ 10 federal garrison
forced out of Torreon
.l,y night.
be:Been the two forces
10 vas reported yester-
~ day before. but there
~ nsw on the subject
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kIcna View .Eema

School aiil be ont this coming Friday
Tin Aoyaih2H dofc t9 Wcldona lest
Sunday,
Frank Roach mother is iiYiae with
him HoW
T. Togne last q slnr colt last Sat
urday ITgng.
Ats, Warren, recently called IN
Peace Valley.
Jchn Scnstork Is busy putting in his
CROPS this week
Emerson Andrews spent Saturday
night NJ SeuslaCka
MeHrs royHp and Andrews drove to
hcdaua Wednesday.
Abe Patterson called On john Sem
sloeE sunday afternoon.
Mrs Warren is repairing the fence
On lhe east side Of hes place.
Caas. Wulf and 0a, Edward called
al the TOYING ranch last week.
Il. J. Andrews ana faaiy visited at
Tie Iuyue hahg Monday evening,
Cbas Wulf and family called at the
Andrews home enc day last wGeh.
Mrs Andrews and on Glen called az
the Howard hilea hone Saaiag after
noon
john SeastotE has returned h1ac sf-
tcf working Tor some t.me Oh the Rich
ards farm,
Mrs. Young and two yoangest Gaush-
tars from across the Wildcat were bus
Heso callers in hopa View lnis HecE.
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rs Ear as Sterling in Nosthrups auto
early in the morning.
.Iessrs Dykes. Mccain, Peters and
CImpston Of Apaio transacted business
here thursday afternoon and returned
the next morning
The Central Lumber Co. received
ears Of lumber and coai this week but
part OF the wire was transfe. red to the
yards along the line.
W. Z. Kitchens, salesman fer the
Prescott Music House Of Lincoln came
home Saturday To complete the sale of
his farm and make arrangements for
the removal Of lis family
Frank Durnirg gave another enjoy
able dance Saturday night hltao he
was late in producing the music. some
OF the people had gone home but those
who remained felt well repaid
I'd Stark and wife Of Agalo were In
Stonehain Saturday transastirg busi-
ness Mr Stark Will succeed MIR. s,eer
~ mail carrier on the hyalo Star route
after July lst anu was signing up his
contract before postmaster Northrup
Some Of the Burlington R.R. officials
passed thru here on an Inspection tour
last week There are 10 be two b8E
cars set on here ore far waiting room
ard the other for freight A local ag-
eBt will have charge Of the freight and
other business
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Virgil &oaeham WaJ Buckingham
caller Monday
Fred lighe was a guest Of Hank
Lauer Saturday night.
WIN Dennis and wife called on tie
Newly -@eds Thursday.
Dick Wesl.irk and Jesse Fika called
In buckingham Friday.
I'on Grey was 4 blsiaeaa caller at
Paul hnibers Saturday.
Mabei I.auer was q guest q Lillian
SIi,ia SATURDAY attF.iaaa
mr. Lagcr and wife and apn, Eale
called az Iea2hams Sunday night
hr and Mrs Lauer and Mrs, Paul
Ambsf were business y.s.lDta at Reeds
Thursday.
Alfred Hraxbtrecr IL working for
Paul AMBER hauling sand fuE new
basement
MIR. ana Mrs, James Ani,er spent
Saturday evening at ihe iatters nome
near NeIdana
Ambar & Son aro now drilling I well
on ltev. Grey $ ranch three miles north
Of Buckingham
Mr. and MIS- Winterrawd draye thru
this nelghharaOad MonGgy looking for
some 5Egag harsya.
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Stor es.1En Eiaa.a

Mrs. Susie Merrill spaut Sunday In
Sterling
Mga oma Bonner went to Sterling
Saturday
Anton I'ig5nda @as al aS,eFI3ng visitor
Thursday
G. l. fulse i5 bg.IdiaE q naw house
ON his claim
A. Jensen has rerIaed from his Ne
bGGka NIP
Eay Etr and wife arc newcomers
south of toHa
MIR Eichey f.5a Snyder. vas tridin.
in tHga SATURDAY
George EakEe Weut to Sterling aon-
day q visit friends.
AIh.a Leef e. again living en- his
claim south of t3@u.
AL fiusc wa q RnYmer visitor he
tween tr-iHs saturday
Mrs Ida Rowe aa5 ase4iag bound
passenger Friday Eooa.
Amos l.ama5n transacted busiauas in
Sterling thursday and Friday.
Rev aassc came up from Sterling last
"edhe ,eiay t. bold Catholic services.
Mrs. Ira N5rthap lest Friday for an
extended visit vita relatives N haa48s
Miss Cora Troaadala and Mrs FerEu.
son made a business trip t. Sterling
Thursday
Mrs W. NorlhraP Is a5ic to be up
again after bcing seriously Ill fpt the
past week.
Charley Collins has bot the Kitchens
farm and win bring his family here in
the near future.
Miss helip Nielsen returned 6atur-
day from L week 5 visit with friends
ia Sterling and Willard
0. 7. Bake was the stoaeham dele
gate 10 the County Division Meeting
heId Al Grover last weak,
toan Dusau and Aus Malish rad SCH
nDtofci 10 Sterling Saturday t, order
"a ,iluw creiit for the latter
Gaager Bros. have their rev piow-
ing outfit nicely at work in thc field
ana are dqing biz huziEess.
Mess's Collins and WimpIc, friends
Of the j. i. Jucsson fanny went to
Sterling last week to seek employment.
\ a Jolly crowd gathered - the c. +.
IIulse home Friday night and made
merry until the wee small heurs OF the
morning
Mrs Henry Mills has gone tol Eustis,
Nehr and Miss Rosa Forster 10 Grant
for q yilit S.tl slsilge.3 They went
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notice FoE pEBLIcATI0N
HrL tFaAiisheri Serial 0l:s2s
Department 81. the Interior.
e. 3 Land Omce 1t Sterling, col.rado.
May 1G, 13id.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Charles
l.. Dunbar. Of New Raymer, Colo,
who, on March /. 1910. made home
stead entry. No. 0ll32a. for MEL and
the MI NWl-4 ana the Ni-2 SELL of.
Section 0. Township & ~, Range SIS
West, 9th Principal Meridian, has fled
notice Of intention 10 make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Ira S.
Griffin, T. s. Commissioner. at New
Raymer, Colo, on the md dag of July,
1914.
ClalmaHL Ipnses as Witnesses;
lea .. Hohbs, uf New Rhyme Coin.
holer 4. 1aa'lar, Of
Sranyii, N. Msyfolj, O. 81
ElrHoft a, Be4ueharup, u '' e-25
A. b. DLowFs. Esgisser
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A. +. BROWNS, Register.
NOTICE FOR IJ J.lI.IcxTio<

NOTICE FOR OBLIGATION.
MT l.. tpublisher1 serial nIlr;x
!1rpixtWent Of the Interim.
[. s. Land Office at Sterling t,slor.a,,
Apr. Y. 1914. '
NoTIcE is hereby given that Josepbi.
ma Hadsall, twidow OF George L. Had
sail, deceasedl, of New Raymer, Colo
who. on May %. 1911. made homestead
entry, No. 0ll055, for West Half Of
Section 2, Township G North, Range 80
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, ha. filed
notice oil intention 10 make Final Three
Year Proof, toestablish claim 10 the
land above described. before United
States Commissioner, at Ksota, Colo.
on the 18th day of June. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses.
iariea seriyen. Of New Esynef Colo.
gadie Seriven Of
Leah Exams. Of ,,o
Walter Evans. uf "a
AZ. BROWNS, Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
srL tPublshprt Serial oioic'
Department OF the Interior
u, S. Land ohicc ut Sterling. Colorado
May. l3, 1914
NqTtcE is hereby given that Louie
Grot1ky, Of Benkleman, Nebraska,
who. on January G, 1910. made home
stead entry, Orig, No. Gl0l27, foi
South East Quarter Of Section II,
Township 7 NJ, Range 20 West. 9Th
Frin. Meridian. has fled notice Of in.
tention To make Final Three Year
Proof. to establish claim to the Land
above described. before United States
Commissioner, Ira s. Griffin, at Ray.
mee, Colorado, on the 25th day 0.
June, 1914.
CialHuut names 80 witnesses,
hl9h9asn BeshEsheide., u sioncham. Colo,
Peter StEtz II
Cdzstas .i@sasou, nf SCI
4y g. CDnmins. of G.2j
AZ BROWNS. aesister.
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. Tlt...Tale is.afisfs tfi tesgs II Psa1is CT !,
rtesf fFt e rear y s.sses. Z
paraoisc Valley

Mrs. Mary Fritz visited with Mrs.
Kirk on Thursday.
VIII Thompson end wife and Noia
visited at ,. L. Jones home Monday.
III Smith lost valuable young work
morse last week from spasmodie cole.
Mrs. Petria, Hazel and Calvin visit
ed With mrs. Chas Richards Monday
afternoon
Omer Salmon and family from Cur
tis, Hebr are visiting at tie U. IL.
LandsaIi home
Mr. petrla went down 10 Morgan
Monday and 5Fof back 4 leai OF nOur
tor 4. b. Haley
Mrs. Eo6ecca Salmon returned from
Nebraska Saturday after spending the
winter months there.
Omet Hamilton and Lou Groae who
have been working fo" The Richards
Bros. departed on Ebe east bounn train
aUndsI.
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SlIbscibe for The E1terDrjse
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
aPL tPuslrherl ti9et2
ncpartment af thr interior.
q. $. Land Once at Sterling. Colorado
april Is, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob
". Geer, of Avalo, Colorado, who. on
November "a. 1879, made Homestead
entry, No. olGo52, for sWi-t Sec. 80,
and the NWl-t of. Section 81. Township
10 North, Range IS W.. 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, to eg-
tablish claim 10 the I2pd above descfib-
ed, before Register and Receiver Of U.
5. Land Office, at Sterling. Colorado,
on the 2ath day Of June, 1914
Glaigaaat Eaneg, as wltac9aeg;
Prank J. ol4ndef. os Ayai,, Colo.
nltnn II. Glagdcr, Of
Roy J. Eossl5g. of t-91
Nillisai Van DevcEdsr, u GA
A. =. BROWNS. ReEister.
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Or. Niles Heart Remedy is sold and
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,


MsP.L. lPub,i.herl Serial ollss,
Department of the Interior.
I. :. Land Office al Sterling. Colorado.
Apr. Is. 1914
NoTlcE is hereby given that William
NJ. Van Devender, OF Avslo, Colorado.
who, on March l2, 1910, made Home
stead Entry. No. 0ll635, for South
Half of. Section IL. Township 10 n,
Range 81 West, 9th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to established
claim to the land above descibed, be-
fore Register and Receiver, at Ster-
ling, Colorado, on the 2ith day Of
June, 1914.
Claimant names az witnesses
Jacob w. Geer Of Ayalc. Colo.
Frank j. Olandor. II 6
Roy ]. MonluS. Of " 40
Henri Lewis. Of . ID
A, II. BROWNE Peyist.r
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N1r.cE l.0N prnlIcATLnN


@?A tFab!isheg1 Serial 0.,st
Department of THE Interior.
e.. $. Land 0aics al Sterling Colorado
Aay l3. 1914
NarIcs is hereby given t.lat Henry
Gooeb, Of Ava!o, Colo, Who, on june
10, ,90s. made homestead entry No.
52la serial No, o4Tsd, for NEl-4 Sci A.
Section 93, SWl-4 NW1-4 ard MI
SWt-., Section "a, Township II N.,
Range 5s West, 9Th Principal Meridian
has fled notice Of intention to make
Final Five Year PROOF, to ESTABLISH
claim to The land above described. be
fore Register and Receiver, at Ster
ling. Colorado, on the 10th day of July,
1917.
claimar naBeG as witnesses:
fieetEe r Conn. u Agaa, Colo
Joseph 3. Hray. Of Sterling. tclo.
Zssak SiJsum ii ssouoham. Colo. Eel
JOHN saaT;z. eG e.g5
a. 7. BRCws5s, Il sister.
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NEWER COLORADO EDITDRIAL ASSOCIATION
County Division

Raymer entertained the representa-
lives Of the different sections Tuesday in
a meeting to consider questions related
to the formation Of new county.
We told last week that tue Grover
people regarded the Raymer position
9n boundary lines as selfish. We ad-
mitted that some thought oi sslf inter
est was in our minds.
However. at our meeting in Raymer
last Saturday il was decided 70 meet
Grover half way. Under instructions
from Raymcr people, the Raymer del
cgate made the following offer;
Raymcr would waive all oajec-
lions To boundary lines
2 Eaymer would renounca any hopes
II may haze heretofore entertained Of
securing the county scat
3 That either Buckingham or Erota
be named as the temporary county
seal in the bin To be introduced Great
ing the new county,
4 That, all the several towns agree
that the temporary county cat should
become the permanent county seat pro
vided the town selected would provide
IA court house for the use Of the new
county, estimated cost to he between
5000 and $4,000.
1t was explained that the Inst prup0-
sition could not be legally binding. bat
Raymer was willing to trust to the
honor Of the people to stand by the
agreement if they s5oulI authorize
such a compact
We must admit that the proposals.
did not meet with as much enthusiasm
as We had hoped for In fact there
Feemcd to be a disposition to shy at the
proposal We Judge that some I1eali-
ties had not even considered That The
, new county would even need 4 seat of
government. Others had been 80 satG-
rated with the idea that Raymcr mcst
be selfish, that they felt sure there was
an African in the wood pile. or some
thing tricky in the propositions.
However Mr.. RueEcr Of OseJod of-
ferud 'aw very sensible remarks. C..
II. Detout was Hnt alarmed g tEleprs-
posala, Ghas, pedjar. while Ee w1Uii
have liked it just ltule tiTGunt, spg
nothing very nv lal in l4e pr1Pa in1,
and tht Hon. Charles T. Eh.p, repre-
sentative from Weld county ig tie l,r-
l4lature, anu representing Hereford n
the committee, made kuuwu the fsct
that VIC could not indefinitely 7ide-stcp
the question contained in the third
proposition
About this time Mr. Abbey moved to
dispose Of the matter at the meeting to
be held al Sligo June IL. The motion
was agreed 70 with the understanding
that each posto.lice be entitled To one
vote aud three deIegates.
Stoneham aHd Buckingham have in
Eited the deleEatcs, to meet Gith them
In TIM ncar future.
Raymer enjoyed tbe pleasure Of cn,
tertuinlng thu delegates. They alzo ap.
peared to appreciate tire r.tofts put
to take care af their wants. and The
feeling was expressed a q neat Iiulg
speech BY Hon Chas. q Ehir
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Nor.eE ZOE prELlcArtGN

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
hPL Epuhlisheri segial eI27sl
Department Of the Interior.
L. $. Land oaice at Sterling, Colorado.
APR. 25, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henry
Lewis, of Avalo. Colorado, who. on
May 7. 1910. made Homestead Entry,
No. oig75l, for South Half Of. Section
Q, Township 10 ~, Range Sc W, 9th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention 10 make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, U. S. Land Office. at stcr-
ling, Colorado, On the 9th day of
June. 1914.
Claimant names ss witnesses:
Roy J. Monlux. Of Avalq, Colo.
Frank J, oandtr of
John j. Lewis, Of i.s1
william Van Dcgonder. Of = " G-i
Az BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR puB,Ic,r,o>

y
II. p. l.. lpuhlisherl ,..,-,a,,...
Department Of the Iptcrl.,.
7. :. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
April Is. l914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Row /
Monlux, OF Aralo, Colorado. who. an
september ., 1910, made homestead
Entry. No. hi396S, for North Half Of
section L, Township 10 NJ, Range 81
west, 9Th Principal Meridian, has file.,
notice Of intention TO make Final Three
rear rroof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
ana Receiver, at Sterling, Colorado, on
the Zilh day of June. 1914.
claimant names rs witucgses:
FRANK D. olapder, Of AyaIo. Colo.
Henry Lewis. of
Jacob N. Geer. If 4n
William Van Deyender. Of :. d.
A.F, BROWNS. Register.
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MEL. lp4hlisheeI Serial Is
Department CE the lntelfar
Y. s Lard uiice III S&ar.us $, Gctor@do
april =, 1914.
No7IcE is hereby given that ALFRED
Frank William kra3bereer Of Nav
Raymer, Colorado, who, on August "a,
l91a, made Homestead Entry, No.
0s5l:, for south Half Of, Section II.
Township Z North, Range 70 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice of
intention In make Final Three Year
Proof. u establish claim to the land
above described. before United States
Commissioner, |. S. Griffin. al New
Raymer, Colorado, on de 18th day af
June, 1918.
Claimant names as w!fHosscg:
Pail Ag.te.. II Ha1AHfhsni, Csla.
Gonara hcaeaam. Of
Horny W lauer. of IN
lieary Lguefs OF t.!
A.. f. BROWNS RtFistst.
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the readers Gf ttiis paper win be
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Department of lhe la,nr,ar
r1itr States Lind oIiee At stes.i1.,. Colorado.
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.assee;
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address Gid on M.-Fc ilth. 1914. Sc IN this Office
ri1ally cotrab rated applie@tiIn 10 contest aud
segusr the cancellation ot sour lau.esoasd entry,
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.s'a f5r SiEl-L Section ii. Township Sorth.
ft.Hsp So Nset6l'. h., &eri.iaa, s..d as grounds
ios bis esEt5al lio .iics,5 sh@t Ihamns t. Kirk
has mhol!. Abandoned tie aauy4 dsacribe5 land,
having ia.ifi 10 g.s-e upou. iiprJ9e or cultivate
atg portion of the aagst depcribei aad fur pcr.-
VI u nore than two s0Ars last Fat, and all u tie
4baYe fallute4 still cXist tatatc.
Yuu arc, t'aseioee further uotiaed
that The Eaii allegations vii! be
tt'spa q confessed. ind y5ar said satgg will he
eaneeei without sHsAsr ria.at to tr hezlz I tltcr
before this eise ul On appeal il you ta u tlc in
tr.s Office Wishia twenty dasf after the f0uRI1
publication af shis lstiec. as SHOWN btlow. your
ans ser, uaeer oaar specifically tespun1iug Ia
tEsss ALLEGATIONS u contest toseihnr with dae
pruof that g3u nave SER Ell d COPY ii your answer
the aid eonses an. eitaer il. iesaNn OF BY reg
i6mgsd mail.
fou saou.d stats ia your aagWeF
lie Mans of the postoa.ee 10 which
yup desire igsare notices to he sent ie sou.
a. Z, BepNlSs. Register.
Bate Of frst pull cation. MAJ z, 1874
ff ssseffia 80 Map III f4tt