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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Initiation and banquet OF Alpha GAM
mn Sigma Fraternity.

The Alpha Gamma Sigma fraternity
held their initiation Saturday night. fol-
lowed by banquet at the Hotel Yer
mont T.. C.. F'iske, 49, acted as toast
master and the speakers were w. C.
Stone. 49, p. II. Adrich. '15, j. V. Piper,
10 G. Il. Stevens, II, and w. T. Cheney,
10 The initiates were A. w. Stanley,
G.. A. Fullington and W. P. Cheney.
The following honorary members were
present at the banquet: Prof. r. T.
Burdick. Prof. +. A. Rich, Prof. A. *.
Petersen and Prof b. A. Chandler. The
fraternity also announces the pledgng
of C. N. Dustin, 10.
Epsilon of Alpha Xi Delta entertained
the freshman women Saturday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. George NJ. Besett
on South Willard street In the re-
ceving line were Laura Porter. '16. Mrs
Besett and Madaline Taylor, II. The
amusing farce, How the Story Crew."
was put on by the members of tho chap
ter. Among the guests were Mrs. j. 4.
Rust, Eta, 90, Alma IIolton, rs, of Fair
fax. Hazel Riley. IA, of Franklin and
Gladys Gleason, rs, of Richmond.
The Sigma M fraternity held their an
nual initiation Saturday night, followed
about 45 being present. The toastmaster
was Eugene Clowse. Among the alumni
present were Eugene Ellis OF East
Janrey, N. H.. Erastus Reed Of Rich
mond A. n. Willis of Pittsford. W. A.
Knight of Vergennes and two delegates
from Dartmouth. The initiates were
Lucius Barrows Of New Haven. D. A.
Fletcher of East Jaffrey. y. H.. ]. a.
of
Logan of Dalton, Mass. j. w. Meachnm
of Boston, and r. G. w. Parker of
Montgomery.
The annual football banquet will be
held Saturday night at the Van Ness
Hotel. Elaborate preparations are under
way to maze this the most successful
affair Of it's kind ever held. Presld ent
Benton will be POSTMASTER and Colonel
Reeves, AL Gutterson and Ray Collins
will be among the speakers quar-
tette and an orchestra will furnish music
Tickets are si.25 a plate
The ladies of the faculty gave re-
cepton Tuesday afternoon to the
women of the university at the presi-
dents home. Mrs Benton. Mrs How
ard, Mrs West, Mrs. Storey, Mrs
Whitney and Mrs. Hunter received. and
in the dning-room Miss Terrill and
Miss Marshall served
The Junior prom. committee has been
appointed as follows: Ames, Butler.
| Bristol, Batchelder, r. W. Dow. French,
Joyce, Kellogg, St. Cyr. Woodland, the
Misses Conway. Howe, Loomis, Norris
! and Tenney.
The Kappa Sigma fraternity announces
the pledging of G. V. Dalghren. 10, of
| Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
DIR. w. \. BROWN TO VISIT BUR-
LINGTON.

The Rev. DR. William A. Brown OF
Chicago, worker of the International
Sunday Schoo! association. will spend the
last Sunday of January in this city in
the interest of the adult Bible class work
During the day DR.. Brown will preach
at the Methodist in the morning and at
the First Church in the evening. At the
noon hour he will address union meet
ing of the adult Bible class of Burlns-
ton and vicinity. In the afternoon n masa
meeting will be held for the Sunday
school workers Of Chittenden county, DR.
Brown was the lion of the recent State
convention at Rchford and is the fore
most Sunday school worker in the United
States. He comes to Burlington under
the auspices of the Benton Bible class.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09

wife were employed by the Fletchers,
The day following the day on which tn.
Tarbles completed their employment Mrs
Fletcher found her chain near the bed
post in the room which had been occupied
by the Tarbes and which at the time Mrs
Fletcher was sweeping The watch has
not yet come to light
Tho witnesses put upon the stand by the
State, which was represented by States
Attorney r. r. hopkins, were Mrs. Fletch-
err, her husband. Ray Fletcher. Sheriff
j, II. Allen and Ralph H. Sheehan. The
respondent, who was represented by r. A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
GET THE MOST OFT OF your FOOD

Inc digestive organs absolutely need
the influence OF pure blood for the
proper performance of their functions.
PERSONS that sleep in small ill-ventilat-
ed rooms complain Of little or no appetit @
III inc morning and of disagreoable
dryness OF the mouth and throat.
Why? Because, as result of breath
ing air that Is impure, their blood is
impure and falls to give their digestive
ORGANS the stimulus they must have for
perfect work 1t Is necessary that We
should nave pure blood II We want Ia
get all the good out Of what we eat that
there Is In it and to get 1t comfortably
Hoods sarsaparilla Is distinguished for
making pure, rich, vitallzed blood, per-
fecting the digestion and building W
the whole system. Get IT, to-day. adv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
L. AND L. MOTT HOME
Fund for Heating Plant IL Growing
SlOMiy-S71O Needed.

The Free Press announced recently the
fact that the l.. and l.. Mott Home on
South Hero for poor children is now hea.-
ed by stoves. 1t will be cheaper in fuel and
much better II steam heating plant can
be provided. The trustees of the home
have no money available. Contributions
have been solicited and $39 has been col
lected already. To this George w. Sabre
now adds $50, contingent on the full
amount OF $3.50 being raised. The Free
Press will acknowledge and forward any
sums which our readers may wish to give.
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Ashland. was put upon the stand in his
own defense, and his wife, Annabelle Tar
bile. and his father, W. II. Tarble. also
testified In his behalf While testifying
the young man stated that he had never
seen the watch or chain until the chain
was shown him n the Jail.
The jury which passed upon the case
was made up OF Van A, Nye. George H.
Kinsey, George d. Nash, w. g. Vincent
Michael Mckenzie, j. s. Denning, Lincoln
Merrihew, Lawrence BARLEY, Jerry Stone
II. A. Bailey, E. II. Beebe and W. u. Ne.
killip.
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REPORT OF AGENT OF HUMANE
SOCIETY FOR NOVEMBER.

During November Mr.. Fuller caused
fifteen cats and three horses to be
humaney destroyed. He examined four
carloads of stock and found them well
cared for. In his tours Of inspection he
has visited six towns aside from Bur-
lington. In the winter months Mr.. Fuller
pays especial attention to the way the
cattle are bedded and he had occasion
recently to notify the owner of a farm
in Shelburne that his stock must be
better cared for along this line
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
CATARRH LEADS
To CONSUMPTION

Catarrh is much a blood disease as
scrofula or rheumatism. 1t may be re-
lieved. but 1t cannot be removed by
simply local treatment. 1t breaks down
the general health, weakCrs the lung
tissues. and leads to consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is so successful in
the treatment OF catarrh that 1t Is
known as the best remedy for this dts
ease. 1t purifies the blood. Ask your
druggist for II. (Adv)
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MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL
Highly Successful Year Report
ed at the Annual Meeting.
over $500 Patients during the Year
of whom $500 Were Charity
More Money Ncedcd-OTi-
GERS ana star.


ana banquet ol ',e mniS rie'cher nos
pltal uiiec'oi' ""' 'e'.e''"S "e'e
gratihed TO learn vi 'ne ha"usome snow
ing 'iaue Wy '',e - i.S' !cai'
Ill spite Vi t"e "'' Vi V"a'i.y
work oohe Wy ''ie "o'p'."' II "e"iiy paio
us current eNpei'so' '.." spent III
caring ior p"''en'S ""' ''"er curreh!
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treasurer =. 'i''". having peen
~",o'ow' ""''e '"' nun paiu
pa.'ei,s' 'i.'eo' ~. g.. ,,o., '''o'' ''"o
ana o'her sou'.es was S'",'"0f
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vi the hosp''a' a.,', " i''' easo as
IL mas ui'uer '"e '"'u'''. manu- seiieht OF
ouperih'e''uent "''''"s - p'o"" con-
s'uelapie auui,''.' ~ '"o INCOME vi 'ne
,ls.i'u''o" WIN Do eSi,ec'a''S
IL the |ai'o"s .''r' III inc ap-
paratus anu i"c,"''es Vi '"e hospitai Or
ueieu Wy '''. va CIV "''''u i'''
ii,iihe"i''e V'V
me 'epo'' -. "up.' n'e''ue"' Drown
s"oWeu '"a' "'o' p"''e'''' were trea,e"
d. we "oSp''a' uu'''s '''' 'aSl s'ar' o't
VI '''iS ""n''eI Nv .esH ''''h ''N" were
oNaii'S pa''ei''s' Vi "'o"' ''"' were
inc bods in tbo bosnita, but comirg fro,,
their homes TO he treated in clinics or
otherwise.
The total number of patients admitted
to the hospital rooms or wards was a,l96
The number of charity patients having
beds was $50 and the number of patients
paying partial charity rates was 457
The number of days Of treatment at
less than regular rates was 9,GOi
This large aggregate Of free service
shows why the hospital Is constantly in
the need of more money.
The annual banquet served for the
directors and staff was n credit to Supcr-
intendent and Mrs. Brown and Steward
Lamson. The bill Of fare included venison,
turkey and various other delicacies of tho
season, and the dinner was served in
the most satisfactory manner
Following the dinner those presen.
were called to order by President w j.
Van Patten and. according to custom, asked
to stand a moment in silence as a tribute
to the grand woman who founded the
hospital Remarks were made by Presl.
dent Van Patten, Director Smith, Dr..
Hawley, DR.. Wheeler, Dr. Tinkham and
Dr. McSweeney.
TUE r1 r,r,r,o,- on, orD,cr,s
"heh the directors returned 10 their
roo'ii '"e annual e'eetion was heiu anu
appointments hh"oe WIN 'he exception
VI consulting surgeons anu ph9siclai'S
VIZ wiz w N'ose'i ia'e'' u" usual he
anu sian choSe'i are
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
Tie Old Bee Hide
A GIFT OF q Piece of Royal Society
Art Needle Work IsGreatly
December Q
Appreciated

There is yet plenty of time for you to buy attractive
stamped piece, which show in splendid variety with the
material to work WITH making gift that quite nexpen
sive yet more appreciated than many costly presents
The variety of stamped pieces includes doyes in all Sizes
lunch cloths, card table laundry bags boudor caps
combng capes kmonas dressing gowns night gowns
combinations and host of other articles that
may give to an intimate friend.
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Hondkerchiets at 25c

Styles for and in variety that is absolutely
unequaled anywhere in town.
Eight different style Initial Handkerchiefs for and
sheer and fine quality plain linen handkerchefs with
various width borders and wonderfully attractive variety of
exquisite embroidered designs and cooed effects All
lnen the finest qualities and put up in very attractive gift
boxes if ask for it.
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BoudOlr Caps SOC to 100

These very handsome are sure to please. They
made in the most attractive styles and coors of lace chf
satin and silk crepe de chine beautifully trimmed with
bows, rosettes etc.
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Aprons tor GIFTS, Csc to CSC each

No other store Church street show this splendt
trunk that will make such pleasing gift to
and invite everyone who has gift problems solve to sto
and inspect this marvel of trunk construction and travelling
convenience that feature at $500.
Sold with rigid guarantee.
The Springfield herald., 1915-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office AT Lamar, Colc
May. 4, 1915
Notice il hereby given that Artie La
Briere, of Kenton, Oklahoma. who IN
May 2, 1912, made Hid. No Oll6l2
for lots 10-1I-Sec. 33-34-5O and Lots
40 See. 4, and Lots 5-6-I.2- Sec. 5-3. =
SC, and On Dec. 5, 1914, No. Ol5592 for
Add. HID. the Lots As .l2-ll-l4.l3,l5-
u of Section 80,
township 81 South, Range
80 W. sixth principal meridian has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish clam. to the
AMI above discrihei before the Judge
of the county court at Springfield Cole.
on the 18th day of June, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Zeno La Briere, John l.. Jones, j.
Roy Henry, Henry Labriere all Of
Kenton, Okla.
A. L. BEAVERS, Register.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publication


Lamar, Colorado. May l5, 1915.
To Adelbert Hale of Villas. Colo, Contestee.
You are hereby notified that Fred c. Dcvere
who gives Villas. Colorado, as his postoiIice
address, did April 10th, 1915. file in this
office Ills duly corroborated application to con-
test and secure the cancellation of your home
stead ontry serial No. o9SS3 made February 10th
1911, for the swh, Section s,
Township s2 s., Range Al w. 9Th Principal Meri-
dian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges
that Adelbert Hale has wholly abandoned the
said land: has never established residence since
date Of entry; has not cultivated any portion
or improved the same and that there are no i'm
provements laid land and that there has never
all the said defaults exist to tho present date.
You are. therefore further notified that the
said allegations will be taken confessed, and
your said entry will be Cancelled without your
further right to h heard, either before this office or
on appeal, if you fail to file in this office witt
twenty DAYS after the FOURTH publication of
this notice, your answer, under oath, specifcnl-
ly responding tie these allegations of contest
together with due proof that you have served
copy of your answer the said conte stan either
In person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the name of
he post office to which you desire future notices
to DO sent to you.
r. ]. McGrath. Receiver
Dntc of first publication May 81. lcl'
second rs
third June %
90 fourth June II 6
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Sheriff's Sale

By virtue OF Hn orler o. issued out or tho
Clsrt's eif.-o & the copnlg scut % R=ca county
nni 5s-;e OF Color-lr. s,ld ;s ms Directed wEeas-
hy I'm e.mmaudaJ 10 make the sum -f
huHii-i and fosty-four d~''- .. r-rr
costs of suit. 49, -.-(z.a. al and
.-eafaeuuJ q a certain jHdErnoHt
lcecltl, UJteieed against Charles ", Smith ir
favor OF H. d walker cut Of the lu7ds teH''n-i ts
za-.ia and lraitois Of TIC sid Charles NiSH''H
i'm g. levied en- 'h- faiosiu property 90 wiz
One Gar-Scott traction steam "'ei."- N'-
4Ss7. tr oaty-t,-1 horse f8s-ss. ere siee! a'iz
tank aud o1e So ireh advance aeGa ator "- the
property Of Charles 81. Smith 1ad taken po-sss-
sion + by ne on he IN DAY OF jaren- '9I oH &
ri. 81 attachment iszied cut Of the eai'a.y
-au,. Of Hsea s7anty. Colo.
r-s-cr - according Iii C Tu0'- 81. sha.
s,.;-as- tr- SALE a Public Areto1t aii .he ris 10
t-l- HI 'srcsr q . l.7lsa aa.-.ol Oh Tiea w,
sai'l n r-.. TO- ffc o. v~de-r. It-si Off,. OTIS .H
I've. 1F. tie lir tar & JrHi- F
o's is-i- pm 81 tEs -.lseeo. g. '
sis.-5s-i4 IN lizea county. fa-..
Dated At spri1-He'i -7'a or g.. r. E-y.
Mauricz LaH- D. iT Of r-ca rorr ty.
'.eas ,uliitais 81 5. Isi5 lass Pub Juneli
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Summons

ST. lie OF Colorado
County of Baca In the coun-
ty court.
Della Golling, Plaintiff
George Golling, Defendant
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO
To George Golling the defeni ant
above named, GREETING:
You nre hereby required TO appear
n action brought against you by the
rbove named plaintiff in tie county
Court of Baca County, State of Cole
RADIO, and answer the complaint there II
within twenty days nf'-r IN :, rvce
her, of, if serv d within this cunt ::
or, If served out of This county, or ty
pub)icati' n within th!rt. Day = after the
service hereof, X.i,sivc of the DAY of
ser ic or judgement 10y def luit will
be ;aken against sou according to the
prayer of the complain, And if a
cols of the complaint IN ,he ahnvc en-
titled action be not served with tGi
summons, or if the service hereof b
made out Of this State, then tea
days addi tional to The ,ime her. mbefoI
ehe,ifi i for appearance and aisw +
w'll be allowed before the taking Of
judgement by default rs aforesaid.
The said acri n is brought to obtair
Il div rec from the defendant OIL the
ground of desertion as vii more I'LL
aprei from the con plan, in saii ac-
ton to whicl reference is here n..de
and flied in the Office OF he cerh Of
the c'Lnty court.
Ard you ar, hervb. notiiied tn if
gu fail To appear, and to answer tie
SAID complaint as above required, til
said plaintiff will take judgm.ntby DE-
fault.
Given under my hand. the seal of the
County Court at Springfield in salI
County, this 18th day of May, A. d.
1916.
Seal T. Eldon Alien
Judge and Atcting Clerk
1st pulication May Ia
Last - June 4
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)
Department Of the interior
u. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colo

Lamar. Colorado. May 4, Isis.
Notice is hereby given that J. Roy Henry
OF Kenton. Okla, who Nov. 20, LII,
Hlnde Hid. 10 OlEo2 for lots 2-i-6-7- lS-,5- 7
Sec. 1894 -t0and 10. ofI-s5-5O: and AddI TrI +,
No. Ol3592. nee. ., 1911 for swi iswl sec
Si-4Iic- !, swi nwd:-nwl Iswii of Gee. .
I. s5 :. 10 " .Gth r NJ, has filed notice Dt
intention TO make year proof TO establish e!ai
to the land above ssrrI5ci, before III" Judge oil
the County Court at Springfield. Colorado,
the 9th day of juno, 1915
Clnimant names Witnesses,
zeno LtBrierc John Jones. ATTIC LaBricre
and Henry LaBrierc, all of Kcnten. Okla.
Al. BEA BERS. Regiatti
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
For publication:
Department of the Interior.
United States Land ofte

Onlted states Land ofite
Lamar Color ndo,
May 10, 1915
To Ruth E. Whitcd Of Springfield. Colo, Con-
testcc: You ave hereby notified that Ed F.
Coblc who gives Villas. Colorado, as his
post Office address, did on April 2lst, 1915
file in this office his duly corroboratcd ap-
plieaton TO contest and secure the cancellation Of
your homestead, Entry No.. Serial No.
0i;2l6. male Apr. 3 1914. for So of section s.,
township 81 south, range a west. 9Th principal
meridian. and grounds for his Contest he alleg-
that said Ruth L. Whitcd has wholly abandon
ed said land and has never established residence
since date of entry. and has been absent for mere
than ten months last past and that there is no
house or other improvements thereon and that
all the said default s exist to this date.
You are, therefore, further notified that The
said allegations will be taken as confessed and
your said entry will be cancelled without further
right to be heard, either before this office
appeal. if You fail to file i'll this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication of
this notice. as shown be ow, your answer, under
oath specifically responding to these allegations
OF Contest, tigether with due prof that you
have served a copy Of your answer OH the said
contestant either in pei son OF by registered mail
You should state in your answer the name of
the post Office % which you desire future
notices 10 be seat 10 you.
Il. j. McGrath, Receiver.
l'ste OF first publication May 2lst, 1915
Date of second publication May 2sth, 1915
Date of third publication June 4th, 1915
Date of fourth publication June 18th, 1915 -.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
Cor Fublication)
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office

Lamar, Colorado, May "a. 1915
To Maude Carlton OF Springfield,
Colo. Cuntestee
you are hereby notified that Henry
p. East, who giJes Springfield, Colo.
as his Pos. Office address, did on
April 23rd, 1911, file in this Office his
duly corgoborat-d application to con
test and secure the cancellation OF
your HOMESTEAD serial No, rl0I40,
made June goth, 1911, for WI section Of
township 80 S. Range IS W. 9th prin.
cipal M, and as grounds FIR his cor
test he alleges that said Maude Carlton
has wholly abardoned tn said land,
that she has fai d to reside upon. i'm
prove or cuitivate any portion thHr o
since date Of eatry. that all said
deaults exist to this date.
You are, the efore, further notified
that the said legations will be taken
as confessed, aud your said entry Will
he Cancelled without further light TO
be heard, either before tlis Office or On
appeal, il yor all to file in this Office
within twenty day after the FOUR -
publication of MS notice, IS shown be-
tow. your answer, under oath
caily resno" sn-cif
....He to these allegation
lof contest, together with dee proc
thst you have served copy Of YOU
( arswcr on the said contestant eithoi
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
(Pub!isher)

II. 5. land Office al Lamar. Colo.
Department of the Interior
April. Z, 1915
Notice is hereby given that j. Franklin
Richards, OF Eikhart, Kan, who on Feb.
Z, 1911 made homestead entry
No. 09s0l lots ST. se4nw4 = and nei al
Sscl3. T. 35s.R. 90 W 9Th z. NJ has filed
mott ,e of intention to make 8 year proof
TO establish claim to the land abnve
described, before Silas e. SpeckmaLn
D, S. Com. at Springfield, CoIc.
N the 9th day of June, 1915.
Claim,nt names as witnesses.
Dean w. Richards, Matthew hrrns
L RI Kahler, ali three of Eikha Ken.
Ridley Carr. OF Hidalgo, Okla.
y. l.. BEA VERS, Regis,er.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)
department of the Interior

L. s. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
April. z, 1915.
"oi % is her, b, given that Dean
w. Rici a'ds of tlkhur,. Kans., wh.
On Feb. 4. 1911, made II ntr.. M
o9sp2 for iots = 90 So se+nwi:- 81
ne3 OF S"c ion is. Township 81 -,
X. Il ". 6'h =. NJ, has filed NO.
Lies j Intention to MAKE three YEAR
prpof, 10 e%aolish claim to thu lard
above describe: before Silas T..
Sp ckmann. US. Com, at Springfield,
4 olo.. on thu 9Th day of Jun. 1915
Claimant names as Witnessed
j. F. Richa rds, Matthew Thomas,
Earl kahler, of Elkhart, kans., snd
Ridley Carr, of Hidalgo, OKLA.
A. l.. Beavers Register
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MOTTO FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Dep artment of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
u S. Land Office at Lamar, Coo.
April ID, ID
Notice is hereby given that Charles
E. Casper, of Campo Colo, who on May
81, 1912, made home stead entry
No. cll677, for 81 of Section %,
Twp. SO s., Range 46 W..6P. NJ, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the
'9nd above described before Slas E
Speckmann, U. S. Commissioner at
Springfield, Colo, on the nth day of
juno, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clarence j. Casper, Elmer S. Sutton,
John F. Grimes, of Campo, and
Ben Battles of Springfield, Colo.
A. l.. BEAVERS, Regis ter
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
publish er)
Department of TIL Interior.

Department of TIL Interior.
U. S. Land office al Lamar, Colo.
April rs, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Jacob
T. Lasley, of Springfield, Colo who N
November "a, 1911, made homestead
entry, (amended) No. 0l1292, for
Lots 3-l-6-s-n3nw4:- Sec. ID, ar
Lots 15-saswa of sect on IL,
Twp. 81 s., Range AZ W., 9Th P. n.
has filed notife of intention to max,
hree yer proof to establish claim
the land above described, before Silas
+. Speckmann, U. S. Commissioner ut
Springfield, Cola on the 18th day Of
June, 1915.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
GWarren Q. Bro n, VIII Spurgeon
Charles Spurp' m, md lie Holmes,
ailoi Springfield, Caic
a, L. BEAyhts, R,sisie