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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
New n1artinsvilI. Rr,.fs.

Miss Dorothy Buerr was hostess To- a
Few OF her school friends FrIday even
Ing The evening was spent Inn pISvinE
games, after which "A chatting dish
lunch WAS served.
-. Miss Maxine ober spent Saturday In
W he'ltug taking instructions ina Ex-
IiS sHlgu from Mrs. sherman
W. u. Dickson has been IN Wheeling
ana fittsourgh. looking after business
Henry Fauch. OF the New Martins
vile Glass Co, Is spending the week in
hS!lalre looking after business FOR the
joseph soles. OF Hannibal. was IN the
Miss AIMS Raush was in wheeling
John Standifurd OF Faulight. i- spend
ing the week In MOundsyille and ST
Golfry witchie. OF sardis. o., was In
airs Agnes Priest. Of Newark O ha.
returned home after attending IN. fiIn-
'r%i of Mrs. Thistle. Of Sistersville.
p,t'ssi,.,1l-.ilt." rtlr or Sarnegia Tech. Il
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. h.
Bartlett of Clark street
tbS civ 10 S ,1ii,is. ~ Fairmont. was in
Miss opel Cox spent Monday IN the
Sir. $ Ksough is in Limbeuport look.
ing after his OF interests
Mrs ~ Snodgrass is in Pittsburgh
''5 'iIl.E lHt opening OF the spring hats.
l..Nl Tucker was a Sistersyille visitor
Al Berger spent Tuesday iu FalsUm
d"h n christian was iu Wiluamstuwn
Monday.
High Miller. Of Weston spent several
4HAs Visiting friends iu the city.
herbert knight BE- out the short line
looking after his oil interests
Miss Roma Kline spent Sunday In
'larEslurg
Frank Eourhstar has returned 20 Gall
mi-h after visiting his parents on Maple
Fred 3D. Funk. Of N1undsvfIIo. was a
Gus mess visitor be- CITY
THAR" NUIufirH Is in Marietta looking
after business for the interests OF the
Wefz,I Garage.
8. Powers. postmaster OF Hastings
was lu the city. Monday.
Vt V. Aher spent Tuesday iH Smith.
Lusy snodgrass left for ST. Marys.
TUESDAY
l.. y. McIrtlro ie tn SmIthfoII looking
after his Insurance
g. q uassig was a business visitor in
Minnie Tuesday
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SISTERSYlLLR

SISTERSyGLLE. ". Va. March g.
20 johnson and Harry Young Of New
M4rtiusyillc. wer, visitors here sunday.
Mr. and Mrs q. W Hercntz Of New
MnfnmurIE. are spending "a few days
with their daughter Mrs q. " Little
=. j. Hanlgn LEFT Monday for Charles
ton. where De- VIII look after business
matters for short time
Miss Lucille ClcudouninE. who was
GATED h'r. fF th" death az her grand
father S.rI Raster has returned 70
O.. T. MARITIME I.ff SUNDAY night for
Mason city. where Hs was called hy the
Miss lis GardnIr and ufu. sister
Hazel have returned Co. Akron. ohio. af-
Ter spending "a Tow days with their uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs s. l.. Fiek
friends who were usr. Co. attend the
funeral nj .lr late Seal kuefar were Mr.
-rH Nr. II Bailey and SON Ray o.
Newark ohio. Mr. HnI Mrs Gus Bailey
Utica. ohio. Mi-. Howard ~ Wheeling
and Mira Jessie CIsndsuuiuE. Of
Dr. W &c. Turner spent sunday the
guest uf Hr 'Hrh.tt NJ WiiHHmafuur.
Ralph Cummings has returned from
t hg.in.rH tru fH IufrnIa county
returned from short .f1E aIIr rsls.
Harry grffrsy. vino is employed b.
fHa l..u. NH Company Hf F.H.a Uun %
U.U' f.H IHE" af HfH borne
EI.rr. NHrF.uIfg HH. returned f4 Sis.
.rf..... ..'.r n.IrE OBJ. sues. .r r.IH.
t- and Nr- w.. a u1urrtan have re-.
turned bonn. fr.r ffff.HursH aH#r.
...E spent fHH uH.| few days
Iw-. ..'rIH.rr VINO HHa been .m.
.. bonn. IH .'HrE.nrrE
... WIN Huss I.Ia finger of
Hr... H... o. er..tH o. fr.I.... ......
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The WEAT HER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the country from
the Plateau states eastward to the Al.
lanuc coast, with center over the
middle West. The following morning
temperatures were noted. Winiston.
\. d., degrees below zero: Huron.
;. d.. degrees below zero: North
Platte. Neb-, degrees below zero
The line OF freezing temperature cx-
tends southwark TO central Texas.
Under the influence OF the nigh
pressure wave. fair and cold weather
viii continue in this section over We'd
nesday. The temperature "Wednesday
morning will probably be about "A
degrees.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday 81 degrees; lowest last
night 70 degrees; no precipitation.
The Ohio will continue to fan slow.
ly In the district.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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TO KEEP YOUR
LIVER WELL

IRlETS keep your liver and bow
els working properly so that YOU
never have trouble from that
source.
TRlETS cure sluggish. torpid liv-
ers build. them up when run down
make weak livers strong and in
vigorstc those that are wornout.
thus giving you the cornerstone 90
good health
TRlETS make YOU sleep well AZ
night and keep you alert in the
daytime They give you a good ap-
petite and keep your stomach
sweet and your digestion good
Take a TRlET tonight You'll
feel so good in the morning you'll
be sure % keep % up
Easy % take Spcarmint Favored
25c. They Keep You Wen. Zoe
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NV MARIlNSNlLLE. W. Va
March 81. q. Close. who has for the
past several years conducted a Cuufe,.
luHtry lu the Elseubarth building on
south Main street, will shortly move
70 the Lowther building. opposite the
improvements Wall be made TO the Inter
Tor OF the building, which. when COM
pleted viii make Ia one OF the finest
business places In the city Mr. close
and family Will occupy the I.oWther
residence next TO the store building
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK March 9-Rutter-
slightly weaker Creamery extras 100
scgFgI. zoe. creamery thigher scoring.
81 ~ 'zalcs creamery frsts. &c ~ 20 90 g..
seconds. 2lfigfc
Esq Unsettled. Fresh gathered OK
tTas. LgH -oiac. extra nrsts. 1sc, nrsts.
Is e ~ - izc. seconds. n "a RI IhC. nearby.
henuery whites. % 70 22c. DO browns. 2fc
cheese steady. State whole milk
held specials T.H1. e.. do a,-s-.,,.
fancy. iGsulGRc
FlOur-StrDuE
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March s.-Assertions that
exports OF wheat from the United states
we're IN progress at rate about twice
As rapid az conditions. would warrant
sent the market to-day 10 "a much higher
itNcl Reactions did not prove OF a
lhN tlnE sort. and there was "a firm close
at lsc 10 = net advance. Corn finish
ed &C 10 "a 70 = down. oats "a shade 10
&C up and provisions off loo to - nc
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NEW MARTINSVILLR

The Daily lnteihgencer viii be rouno
on sale al Agar's Cigar and Frat. Etand
~ am street lannon's Cigar and Fruit
sAhhd. Moses Thomas ErUit stand, John
Ln.maa- Lrlll alAnd. ~ dspot
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MI. J. A. iyles, the uewly-app0Inted
postmaster OF New MartiusNflie a..
sumed his duties last week and b. now
IN run charge % the ofice. IL is uu-
derstoOd that all OF the force which the
retiring postmaster. Mr. Richardson
had, will be returned
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HAY AND GRAIN
LYrLE DISMISSED
Wss Charged WIN Violating WsAboy
Amendment

Ian LYLE. charged H.. VIOLATING
ih' NrAbnE amendment was f.H
missed from custody yesterday otter.
noon hr Squire John q Humr.r. whom
ihn Justice found Then. wac r1 IH
rr'w.na'.na r..f.rr. a.H.H.f fhr rrIH.
Onnr
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visit From District superintendent.

Ut. compton, district superintendent
or the First N. T.. church. visited his
church at Green Hiu sunday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
FINANCE

NEW YORK. March 9-For the
nrst time since the outbreak OF the
European war conditions across the
water were today almost wholly sub
ordlnated 10 events nearer home. Lat
est developments In the Mexican situ-
alton. as seen in the attitude OF the
Washington government. drew re-
newed attention to affairs In the south
ern republic and excited some concern
In financial circles.
Stocks manifested steadiness at the
opening. but became moderately un-
settled on announcement that IL had
been decided to send warships to
Mexican ports. Prices became trmer
later when Il became known that
Washington had not departed from its
policy OF noninteryention In that quar-
ter. Recoveries TO the early high level
were recorded. but trading grew in
creasingly dull. with few material
changes az the close.
Retirement Of the Gould or dOmin-
ant interest from the Missouri Pacihc
and St. Louis * Iron Mountain roads
was reflected by considerable activity
at advancing prices I'm the securities
OF those properties. Later. however,
profit taking in Missouri Pacific
caused some shading OF quoted value.
Western Pennsylvania common and
preferred were the only railway stocks
TO score substantial gains. Canadian
Pacific, Reading. Lehigh Valley and
Chesapeake & Ohio were relatively
heavy. Total sales. 2O9 100 shares.
There was a marked decrease OF fu-
ture or foreign sales OF our bonds.
That market was irregular. with
strength In low priced issues. our
bankers announced an impending loan
of $l5.OO0.OOO to the government OF
Switzerland I'm the form OF one TO 1--WE
year five per cent notes. the proceeds
10 be used for purchases In this coun-
try. Total bond sales, par value.
32.417.OOO
United States bonds were IN
changed on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

Ward Baking Co. pfd
do. common ......
warwick China CO. pf.
do. common ........
Wig a lei. Bridge CO.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wig Mold a. Fay Co
Wig Steel A. Iron Co.
Wig Tile Co...
W Glessner pfd. -.
do common $500.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. March s-CredIt hal.
snces. 80. Runs, fs,ls2. average. 49,.
-'A. shipments. Go.1GG. average. %. %
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WHEELING. ". Va. March Q. IL.
The acttye Pittsburgh stocks corrected
unlly by A. l.. MGstvn q Co baDk.r.
and brokers. National Exchange Bans
building. 'H
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LoEan nryan,. closinE stoek Lsttsr.

Ni,VV yOTyE 49, q TrI-tt-s. -.
governed In large part by the news rela-
tive to the situation In Mexico. For a
time, quite some nerN business was dis
played but assurances from Washington
TO the effect that intervention at this
period Il not likely served to impart "A
frmcr tendency. Reports as 70 the
status as TO the iron and steel Industry
are becoming more satisfactory. and
signs are not lacking ln commercial and
financial circles OF a disposition 20 pro-
coed forward 50 that while all calcula-
lions must still. Of necessity be temper
ID BY the foreign equation. 20 would up-
pear nevertheless that fundamentally
domestic conditions are meuding iu "A
satisfactory manner and that the course
OF least resistance lies In the COnstruc-
tive side Of things
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CHICAGO. March g.-HogS-Recsipts.
.6,Ooyi lower. Bulk, S6.SU5s $3.50. light
800 v $50. mixed. Sc IS a . 90. heavy.
S575ai 6.75. PISS
cattle Receipts. 1000; slow. Native
SSsts, -. % q $50; cows and heifers.
Sheep- keceipLS, 10000. strong. sheep.
$1,000 $40: warnings g. -, = az
lambs, S5.55alO.OO.
PlTTSBJRGH, Pa. March Cattle
steady. supply light. Choice. $4,000
S.tb, prime. s. 25fIN5O
sheep steady, supply light Prime
Welhers, 500 500, culls and common.
$500 = 800, lambs 500 "a 1000.
Veal Calves-flO.5OmI1.
hpgs-liiEhc receipts light Prime
heavies, $3.50, mediums. $500 1.65.
.,ea.Ny yprkers, 4'.oo n '.!gi light workers..
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Pittsburgh Stocks

GD-EX-diy. Ia per cent.
Total shares 2O4. 200. Bonds g. .g0 U10
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Carrying out scheme framed by
Democratic politicians over Sunday
In the general policy Of lining up the
big interests Of the state with the
Democratic party Boz the next cleo
ton, was the way one person de-
scribed the action OF the Senate yes.
terday. in passing the White resolu.
ton and then Immediately adiournlng
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. March 3. 'I5
Range % artive etcCks ou the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. T.. Masteu A. Co. brokers'
gtorEg o.. 49,. -. - -
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tiI.i.IsINt. ". Va March % rTr
o. t.g"ri"d by A O. NaHfsu a CO. l. l.
Lfand manager. members Ne4 YurE
Stock Exchange
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excessively high. even with the in
crease. when compared to some states
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR SCHEDULE
TAXING EJECT June al, 1909.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURO
BY GEORGE McniANuS

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURO
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling Wellsburg
Leave
22nd Street Ieavs
wheeling Wellsburg
0s30 m. $500 a m
$40 y. m. 1900 noon
MOUNDsVfLLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10Th Street Leave
Wheeling MoundHvfIia
200 a. m i:S0 y. M.
80 p. m
on lines having REGULAR express ser
vice. shipments Weighing IN excess Of
NIFTY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LiNES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
menfs Of medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and 6:l5
n. m.
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Former Governor A. b. White. OF
Parkersburg. arrived In the capital
last night. To spend a few days on
business. The former chief executive
Is utterly opposed to an increase in
the direct tax rate to raise sufficient
revenue TO maintain the state govern
mcnt. In feet. he believes that the
system Of direct taxation should be
abolished altogether. and that the
states revenues should come from in
direct sOurceg
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
NOTICE Of CONTEST
(For Publication)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

United States Land Office
Lamar Colorado.
Feb. q, 1916
To Perry A. Lutz Of Annette. Oklahoma, Con-
testec.
You arc hereby notified that Henry A. Brit
who gives Hooker, Okla, a. his post-office a.
dress, did on January 22nd 1915 file in this ONCE
his duly eorroborated application to contest and
secure the cancellation Of your homestead entry
No.. Serial No. ols7ss made November 18th
1918, for "a Of Section Township 81 ). Range
Is ". 6th principal Meridian and a grounds for
his contest he alleges that Perry A. Lutz has
never established ressdencs since date Of entry,
has not farmed or cultivated any portion and
has wholly abandoned the said land and that ali
Of the said defaults exists to the presentdste.
You arc, therefore, further notified that the
aid allegations will be taken confessed, and
your said entry will be Cancelled without further
right to he heard. either before this once or
appsal, II you fail to file in this ONCE within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication Of
this notios - shown below. your answer, under
oath, specifically responding TO these allegations
Of contsst. together with due proof that you
have ssrved . copy Of your answer on tbs sasd
contsstant either In person o. By registered mail
You should state in your spswer the name Of
the nest ofaee to which you desire future notiees
to be ssnt to you.
A. L. BEAVERS Register.
RI. Mc0RATH Receiver.
Date Of arst publication March sth 18Th
:. seeoud +: - 18th
i. fourth 18th
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B. j. nellie, Owner.
NOTICE Of CONTEST
For publican
OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office

DEi AN l MEM Ut me In ERipN'
United States Land Office
Lamar Colorado.
Feb. 81. 1918
To Lewis 7. Holder of Burdock. Kans.. tontes-
tee: You are hereby notified that Willie f.
Smith. who gives Richards, Colo. as his post Of
flee address. did on Jan. rs, 1915, file in
this Office his duly corroborated application to
contest and the cancellation of yoir
hon cstead Entry No.Scrinl No. OF 9sOj made Ma r
20 1918 for n 5net4, Sec - Lots go 70. % Sec. ~
and Lots 10, II, IA and e'g sw.l. Sec "a & lot "6
Sec. 10, r. 33 S. Il. A W. 9Th PM, and as
grounds for his contest he alleges that ssij
Lewis r Holder has wholly abandoned said land
has nevcr established Residence since da;e of
entry aud that he has farmed improved
the same and that all Of the said defaults exist to
the present date.
You are, therefore, further notified that the
alterations will be taken confessed and
your said entry will be Cancelled without further
right to be heard, either before this Office on
appeal. If you fail to file in this Office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication of
this notice, shown below, your snswcr, un-
der oath. specifically responding to these nlleRa-
tons OF contest. together with due proof that
you have served copy OF your answer on the
SAID contestant either in person or by Registered
mail.
You should state in your answer the name Of
the POST Office to which you de sire future noti-
ces to be sent To you.
AL BEAVERS Register.
R. j. McGRATH Receiver
Date of first publication Mar. 9TH, 1913
- - second '' 90 18th
+" third - 18th :"
- =" Fourth March 20, 1915.
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Nssies Ter pssiisassss

N~tlee fer publieatIon
(Publisherl
Department Of the Interior.
u, 8. Land Oz3es at Lamar. Cplorad.
January 90. 1915,
Notice 10 hereby given that Iva RsEnisr whose
post Office sddrsss 10 Respisr, Colorado. did. on
the 2ssh day Of August. 1914, hle in this ONES
svorn statsanant and application. No. oi4:As to
porehsss the Lots lsAl7 section STownehip " 3
Range 4sw.. 9Th principal Meridian, and the tim
b.r thereon, under tho provisions Of the set
Of June 3, ls7s. acts amendatoey. known ~ the
"tlubsr ond stone law" At such value a. might
b, liked by apprsissment. and that, pursuant y
such application, the land and stone thsfson
have bssn appraiss1, Ons Hundred Five tl-loe
n. timber estimated bosrd.fest 1t per II. and
.he land that said applicant will offer hns'
proof in suppost Of his application .ad sworn
st.,snent oni,hs 18th day Of April. 1915, sefoes
q. E, speekms:n, Ositrd statss Commissioned.
at Springfield, Colo.
Any person 10 At liberty to protest this put
chase before entry. or initiate . eonesst ~ any
time before patent Issues. By hHns eorrooosss-
a ss,s.yir In this once. alleging fscts which
would defeat the entry.
EUGENE u WHITAKER. Register.
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DNAL SETTLEMENT

s s:ss.: :fs 6; ssss, In til. county
esufl
In thoSvtate Of Thomas J. Cook d.
ceased, ]. E. Cook. administrator.
Nstios Of iinal settlement and Of de-
tssmina1oso of h, irship.
The Peep Of the State Of Colorado,
- HalnsI. Dokc. virxie 8. Gsor9s.
lnalla Thomas, Essis H. Campbell.
snA Minnie E. Hilton, and all other
psepsns - whom these presents shall
ssns, ossstine:
Yen 81 each Of you and all persons
intoess3sd in tile settlement Of the -.
tate AZ Tho mas J. Cook, deceased, are
Asrsby notified that l, E. E. Cook. i'd
ninistrator Of the estate Of Thomas ].
osok, deceased, having obtained ~ or
der Of the Honorable County Court Of
Baea Csunty, Colorado, sitting In pro-
bats tAslef,r. will. on Monday, the
18th iay Of March. A. D. 1916, At tn
hsur Of one O'Clock, p. m. Of said day.
pesssnt to said court, 1t the county
oooEe h0uDe, at Spfln8Iieio, Soiotsoos
bic seSsuu's as sucl, administrator for
final settlement and prays to be dis
sharged 0, administrator OF said e.
tate aftsr making distribution Of thu
assets thereof.
Ysu are furtner notified that at the
absvs nentioned time and placs evt-
Ssoee vii. be presented to said court
ssnesInin the heirs Of SAID Thomas j..
Cesk, deceased, and application for the
determination OF heirsnip said decedent
viii than and there he made to the count
Done By virtue vi the authority ofan
Sedsr Of the county court Of Rses Co.,
Celerads, and dated February 18th,
4. D. 1ol5.
E. E. Cook
AdministrAtor
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Notice to Stockmen

Notice is hereby given that
people driving stock into Baca
county, from Kansas and Olllaho-
ma, lay themselves liable to pros
ecutioE. Anyone knowing OF par
ties doing so, should notify the
district attorney or l.. L. Knox
at Springfield, Colo, so that the
prosecution can be made.
l.. l.. Knox,
Brand Inspector.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Pubhsler


Department Of the Interior
us. Land once At Lamar Colo. Jan. q, 1915.
Notice 10 hereby given that hasxarst C'ut
tsr. Dalhart Tex. for the hersof Lewernes
v. Glntter deceased who On September ~. 1907
made Hd entry No. 800 serial No. os6i7 for
nwM Of Sec. Is, twp. 70 g.,
Range 4sw., 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian. has hlsd
notice Of intsntio to make i've year proof
70 establish claim to the lind above described. b.
fore the Clerk Of tie District Court at Spring
field, Colo., on the let day Of April 1916.
Claimant nannss - Witnesses
F. E. Lamport. John Andsrs. c. J. MaimbuIS
Arthur Marriott, all Of Lampost. Colo.
EUGENE u. WHITAKER. Registes.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION
(PnbliahOF)

Department Of the interior
United States LAID once
LaAas. Ooloeado. Mar. 8. iTb
Nodes is hereby sivsn that Floyd Chenovsth
Of SDr nshsld, Cola. who on July Is, 1868
made hoasstead entry No. 072 for tbs sw,< Sec.
l, and on Feb. H.. Isi0. mnde Addi.Hd. entryN
QUA for the ss14 Of 3. 7. 70 s. r. u w., 9Th
p. n. has filed notes Of intsnt'oa to make
Eve year prooS to establish claim 10 the tand
above described. bsfors the Judge ef the County
Court 1t Springfield. Colorado, o. ths Inst Day
ssApfil 1915
clsinant AaDss - Witnesses:
D MEL Chsnowsth. Chsrles Ham. both OF
Springfield, Colo clsvs stslnsker. Win Reynsads
both OF viias, Coao.
4. L DEAvERS
Rsgistsf.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
nvblishsx
E. E.CookS
Administer Ator

Department Of the interior.
Unitsd statss Land oAses. At Lamar, cof.
Mar. 6, 1915
Notice il hereby given that Fred
Page, of Springfield, Colo, who on
Oct. 9, 1911, made Homestead entry,
Serial No. 011l3s, for lots 3, Q, and
sanea and set Of Section 6.
township 80 South. Range
46 W. sixth principal meridian has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the
land above described before the Judge
of the county court at Springfield. Colo.
on che 2lst day of April, 1915.
laimant names a. witnesses.
Burl Caldwell, Asbury Fields, Rosso
Wallace, Frank D. Wallace, all Of
Springfield Colorado.
A.. L. BEAVERS, Register.