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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-12
Want Legislation
TO Protect FISH
Uniform Nets and Clean
River and Hatchery Desired
by New Castle Men
LOAN ASSOCIATION
HAS BUSY NIGHT
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Jan. 12-Shad
fishermen are busy regarding legis-
lation to be sought from the Logisla-
ture. During past years the run OF
shad in the Delaware river north OF
tho bay has been falling off New
Castle rivermon find that the bay
fishermen use nets twice the size OF
tho nets used hy them. To add TO the
condition Of the river the oil-tankers
are accustomed to come back with
water for ballast AS soon as they
reach the Delaware bay they begin TO
empty their tanks and in this way
the river at times Is coated With OIL.
This oil. as well as other impurities,
is believed to prevent the shad from
coming up the river. Fishermen
want laws TO prevent these conditions.
An effort also will be made TO inter
est the state and Federal authorities
In a movement TO have a fish hatch-
cry established at some place ON the
river The fishermen believe that
New Castle county should have the
hatchery not only for shad, but Tor
other fish, as well.
ST. Peters Holy Name Society has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent Patrick McGrory; vice presl-
dent. Francis p. McCollin; secretary
Hugh E. Duffy: treasurer, James B.
Brady. The monthly meetings of the
society will be held hereafter on the
first Tuesday evening of each month
There we're $50 Italians and others
al Riverside yesterday morning hop
ing to get employment. The men had
come from Philadelphia, Chester
Wilmington and New Castle, but none
we're put TO work There is very little
grading to be done. but considerable
concrete work must be done before
the work of building the Bethlehem
Steel Company's plant begins. AS az
supplies have to be hauled two miles
TO the scene the contractors arc han
dicappod in-the work Cloud. Stiles
and Work are doing the best they car
under the circumstances
City Council will meet tonight tC
take up the question of street lighting
Money was in demand at the meet
ing of the Citizens Building and Loar
Association last evening The specia
committee presented it's report re-
garding the pamphlet to be issued
II will be entitled. Buy or Build" The
attention Of the people will be called
to the number of persons in the city
who own their homes and who owe
their prosperity to the Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association.
John A. V. Biggs, aged II years. has
enlisted in tho United States Navy
The young sailor has been ordered e
report at Newport, r. I.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-12
A Single Application
BaniSheS Every Hair
1.-THE Modern Beauty

Here is how amy women can easily
and quickly remove objectionable, hairy
growths without possible injury to the
skin: Make a paste with some powdered
delatone and water, apply to hairy sur
face and after or 3 minutes rub off,
wash the skin and the hairs are gone
This is a painless, inexpensive method
and, excepting where the growth is I'M
usually thick, a single application is
enough. You should, however, be care
ful to get genuine delatone
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-12

consignee, who is not permitted to give
away or dispose of the liquor to other
persons. The penalty upon any trans
portation company for violating the law
is fine of $50 for the first ofFense,
100 or Imprisonment up to six months,
or both, for the second offense.
No right of search of premises to
check up on the quantity of liquor in
ones possession is contemplated in the
bill. 1t permits shipments of liquor or
beer or wine to pharmacists for medici-
nal purposes subject to existing laws.
and to hospitals and also TO churches in
unbroken packages for sacramento pur-
poses.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-18
Copyright. 1915 by George Barr
McCutcheon.

A full inmate passed before l gasp
Cd the meaning OF that soft answer,
aud then II was too late. lie had Eoae
about bis business without waiting to
see whether my wrath had been turned
away. / had been JOY riding.
The excitement In BrittoR's usually
imperurbable couuteuance as Ne came
running up 10 me from the telephone
closet prepared me In way for the
startling news that was 10 come.
Has anything serious happenedY'
cried. my heart sinking n little lower.
Il had AIR. Poopcndyke himself on
the wire, sir. What do you think. sir =
A premunitiou. "Shs-shs has ar.
rivedT'' demanded duly
He nodded she as, sir Mrs
your mother. sir, Is In your midst.
The proximity OF the inquisitive man
ager explains this extraordinary re-
mark on the part OF my valet We
both glared AT the manager, and he
had the delicacy 10 move away. "She
arrived by special train at II lawst
Eight. sir.
was speechless The brilliant sun.
shine seemed to be turning into som
Der night before my eyes. Everything
WIS going black
"She's asleep. be says, and doesn't
want to he disturbed I'LL noon, 80 be
says he cant say anything more just
now over the telephone because he's
afraid Of waking err" Britton drops
them when excitedl
He doesn't have TO shout so loud
that he eau be heard on the top door,
said 1. still trine dared
she 'appcns TO he sleeping In YOU
he'd. sir. be says"
"ln my bedi Good heavens. Bri;ton
whnt's to become OF meT'
Don't take II 50 ard. sir" he madC
haste to say "Blatchford as fixed 4
place for you on the couch In YOU
study. sir It's all very snug. sir"
Put. Brtton." | said In horror, sup
pose that | should have come hom'
last night Don't you seer
II darpsay she 'ad the door locked
air" he said
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by special train" ! mumbled. A
light broke IN upon my revivlng intel
lect. why. II was tue train that went
through at mile a minute while we
were IN the coffee house No wonder
we didn't meet herr
Il shudaer 10 think of wot would
ave 'apponed II we had. SIR" said he.
meaning no doubt TO plaoate me "Mr.
PoopeDdyke says the countess as been
up al night worrying about you. sir
She has been distracted She wanted
I'm TO go out and search for you nj
o'clock this morning. but he says he
assured 'er you'd turn up all right lie
says Nrs-ths elderly lady. begging
your pardon. sir-thought she was do.
ing fer the best when she took u spe
eihl. she wanted to save Us all the
trouble she could lie says she was
very much distressed by our failure
~ ave some one meet her with
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~ a ~ llilsls we N'if NlNNNlHE Nnc
AEg muddy stream my secre-
Wv mry his teeth chatteriug
with cold mud excitement
comuiurd related the story u the
ui-lL
We Ncrc just starting OF Tor the
hoalhuu,e up The river. according 70
plans Max aud Rudolph aud with
the Two boJts when the countess came
down iu % macintosh aud pair Of
gum bppt, AMI Insisted upon going
along with MS She said it wasn't fair
to make You do a.l the work and all
that son uf th.us While we were aT.
guIug with her and 10 was getting so
hate that fcapd We wouldn't be In
time 10 meet You w. heard some one
shouting on the opposite side Of the
rlyrr The voice sounded something
HE Irlttun's. ana the countess Insist
rl thai there hud hrcn an accident and
that ynu Wcp. hurt. Nr Smart. and
nothing would du but We must send
Max ana Rudolph over 10 see what the
trouble was 10 was raining cats and
dogs, and I realized that II would be
impossible fen luu 10 get boatman
on that side 700 that hour of the night
1T WAS nearly ! 50 I sent the two
Schmicks across I've never seen a
uight MS dark rs II was The two 10.
tie lanterns hohbng In the boat could
hardly be- seen through the torrents Of
rain. aud II was next 10 impossible 10
see the lights on the opposite landing
stage just dun misty glow.
40 make the story short. Mrs. Titus
and her SOUS were over there. with
absoIswly no means Of crossing the
riverWrt took two trips over to fetch
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muuch when she got mere W-i Wgnt
sir As II was. SHE didn't nurh the
castle until nearly 7 aud she hooked
Ike q drowned ut when -ur got there
being hex cNpus,d tu % nca>tll rnin
storm See wul | mean; She Went To
bel In % dreadful state. %, says nut
h. thinks Shelf be- more pleasant he
FORE the day /, aver
burt into 70 ~ uf lnughtcl "llur
ray / shouted cNuuutly Well hi
Ioyr duui feel half 49, md ~ I
did hve minute, usu Come. let us he
of
We started uuskly down the street
Nv spirits were beginning % rebound
punprudykv bud said that IN" worried
NH ul.m about n, She had been dis
trirtrd' l'um little woman. still ]
WIS glad tu KNOW that she had the
grar, ~ ,ii up and worry Instead Of
going 10 sleep us she might have done
was Just mean enough to be happy
over n
Pouprudykr net rs nn the town side
Of NE river Tie seemed = tribe hag'
gard. thought lie was not slow, on
the other hand tu announce In hor
mr. struck tones that ! looEcd like a
ghost
"Yuu must get thnsr wet clothes on
al once Nj Smart mad 90 10 hed with
hot water bottle and ten grains Of
ouiuinr Yuull be- very w II Won don't
Put u lut more rIhuW grease into those
oars Max Get % move on you Du
you want Nr smart to die ~ pneu
muuin
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We were halfway up tbr SIuur when
he announced ucryou-ly that nli Of my
dry clothing was iu the closet ur my
bedroom aud could not be- Ert ut under
any circumstance
"But." he said u mvc laid ont my
best frnck coat and trousers fof Won
and complete change ~ linen Non
are quite welcome 90 anything r'-
Scss Mr. smart I think n Won take n
couple ~ rolls 40 the bottom M the
trousers they'll be- prsculahlr The
coat may be- little long fot You
but
Nv loud laughter rut him short
ITS the best could do" he said Ia
an aggricyed voice
had a secret hope that the countess
would be- ia the courtyard o. welcome
me, but was disappointed ola Grrlcl
met me aud wept uycr mc. AZ if was
not already sufficiently moist The
chef came running out 90 sny that
breakfast would be- ready Tor mc when
desired IL; Blntchford felt u nay cuat
sleeve aud told me that / was quite
wet; Hawkes. had two large. straming
toddics waiting FOR Us la the ycstihule.
apparently fearing that We could get
no farther without the aid Of a stim.
ulant But there was no sign OF a
single Titus
Later yentured forth Ia Poopen.
dykes best suit % clothes. the one he
uses when he passes the plate on sun.
days In fauway Yonkers Il smelled
OF moth balls. but II was gloriously
dry. 40 why carpi We sneakcd down
the corridor past my own bedroom
door and stole into the study
/ Just inside the door stopped IN
I amazcmcut The countess was sound
asleep In my big armchair. a forlorn
but lovely thing in pink pcignoir
Her rumplcd brown hair nestled IN
the angle u the chair. her hnnnS
droopcd llstlrssly NJ her sides. dark
lashes lay upon the soft white cheeks.
her lips werc parted ever so slightly.
and her bosom rose aud fcl IN the long
swell Of perfect rcposc
Poopcndykc clutchcd Ine by the arm
and drew me toward the door or /
might have stood there truusnNcd Tor
heaven knows how long
"She's asleep he whispered
II was the second time In twelve
hours that some one had intlmntel TINT
/ Was blind
! The door crcakcd vlllaiuously. The
/ gaunt. ecclesiastical tails ~ my hor
rowed frock cont were on the verge ~
being safely outside with me when
she cried ont. whcrrupon swiftly
transpos,d myself aud stuck my head
/ through the hnlf open door
"Oh. It's your she cried. In qua
very voice. She wns leaning forward
IN the chair. her eyes wide open aud
eager
/ | advanced into the room. 4 look ~
doubt sprang into her face She stared
| for n moment aud then rather pitcOus.
| ly rubbed her eyes
"Ycs. II Is I" said !. spreading my
arms In such way that my hands
emerged from the confines ~ poopen
I dykes sleeves. Upon my word. had
| no idea that be- was so much longer
than ~ 1T IL stll I. countess. despite
| the shrinknpc."
THE shriukngcT she murmurcd.
slowly sliding out N the chair As
she unbcnt her ctumpcd leg she made q
little grimucc OF pain but smiled M she
llmped toward me her hand extended.
Yes, always shrink when ! get
wet" explained. rcsortlng to face
tiOusness.
Then ! bent over her hand and kiss.
Cd It, As ! neglected to release 1t at
Little Cook" corn; none bet.
ter, only Toe the can.-Betters-
,vnrth
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when the attention of The
Hickman Courier 10 called to any
mis-statement Of facts, or to any
error concerning any man or
thing, correction will cheerfully
be made.)
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CHATTER XIX.
I Nee, Mrs Titus.

u A YIil.E Wee were crossing the
HEg muddy stream my secre-
W " my. his teeth chatteriug
with cold mud excitement
The Springfield herald., 1915-02-12
NOTICE Of CONTEST
(For Publication)
Department Of the Interior.
United Suites Land Ofilce

Lamar, Colorado. Feb. g. 1915. To
William Faber of Springfield. Colo. contes-
tee You are hereby notified that Albsrt w.
Little. who gives Grsensburg, kanr., a. bis
P. o. address, did on Sept. 18th, 1914, file In
this Office his duly corroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation of your
Hid. Entry No. Serial No. 0l2b57 made
Feb. 10th, 1913. for the Nj of Gee. IL
Twp. 10 Strange n ". 9Th Principal Meridian
and a. grounds for his contest he alleges that
said William Faber has wholly abandoned
sad land for more than one year last past: faild
to improve or cultivate any portion thereof
within the last year that all Of said defaults exist
TO this date.
You are therefore further notified that the said
allegations will be taken by this Office a. having
been confessed by you. and your said entry will
be Cancelled Hereunder without your further
right to be heard thersin. either before this oiee
or on appeal II you fail to file in this Office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication OF
this notice. as shown below. your snswer. under
enth, specifically meatinR and responding to these
allegations Of contest. or II you fail within that
time to file in this Office due proof that you have
.crved a copy Of your answer on the said con-
estant either in person or by registered mail II
his service Is made BY the delivery OF copy Oh
your answer to the contestant in person. proof
Of such service must be either the said contest
ants written acknowledgment Of his receipt OF
the COPY showing the date of its receipt. or the
affidavit Of the person by whom the delivery was
made stating when and where tho copy ws' de
livercd; II made By registered mail. proof Of such
service must consist Of the affidavit Of the perron
by whom the copy was mailed stating when and
the postofice to which it was mailed. and this
af,davit must be accompanied by the postnnasters
receipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the name a
the postoffics to which you desire future notice
to be sent to you.
EUGENE M. WHITAKER. Register.
Date Of first publication Feb. 9th, 1919
End 18TH
srl !" 90 9sth.
!" fourth Mar. 9th
The Springfield herald., 1915-02-12
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publication)
Department of the Interior

department OF the Inferior
United States Land Office
Lamar, Colorado, Jan. rs, 1915
To Walter A. Benefiel OF Springfield,
Colorado, Cuntestee.
You are hereby notified that Wiliinm
M. Westmoreland, who gives Wins.
Colo as his postoffice address, did on
December 10, 1914, file in this office his
duly coI,oborated Application 10 Goa
test and secure the ci collation. OF
your desert lind, s.iia! M. 10 81.
made March 3rd. 1911 for SET sectin 10
township 80 S., Range +5 W. 9Th 'in.
cipal meridian, and as grounds for i is
corte t r. alleg, thai Walter A. u n
efie h ~ VII H. abandoned said land nj
has been absent from the same : =
more than year an. has failed 10 ~
pend the sum of $l.O0 per acre either
in labor or money and has
failed to file yearly
proof on same sincs October 81, 1912
and that he is not at the present time
resident of the state of Colorado and
has been absent from Sid state for
more than one year last past and that
all the said defaults exist to the pres
ent 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 or on
appeal, if you fail to file in this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication of this notice, as shown be-
low, your answer, under oath, specifi-
cally responding to these allegations
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
desire future notices to be sent to you.
Eugene M. Whitaker, Register.
Date of first publication, Jan. 22, 1915.
Date of last publication. Feb. IL, 1915.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)
Depar tment Of the Interior

D6pAf tmeNt OF tUe IHteIIoI
u. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
Nov. Il. 1914
notice 10 hereby given that Ebert H. Sawyers.
Of Spr .nsield. Colo. who on October
1911, made homestead entry serial No. Oils
for 81 Of Sec. II
Twp. 80 south Range 46 west,Gth N. has filed
Notice of Intention to make three year proof te
establish claim to the land above described, be-
fore Silas E. Speckmann u. S. Com. At Spring
Reld, Colorado, on the 5th day Of JAM, 1915.
Claimant names as witncsscs
John F, Grimes, Campo Coo. Thomas H. awyera
]. l. Biackwood, D. L. Parker, allAthre:S q
Springfield. Colo. 2-N
EUGENE n. WHITAKER !.
Register.
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>,'iIfE ron PubicATiVN
,Puhlishcr)

>",NE ron PUBicATIuN
tPuhIisher)
Department Of the Interior
U. b. Land Office at Lamar, COLORADO
Jan 70, iuih.
Notice ia hereby given that Themns :. Glib
soon Of Springfield, Colo. who OH sep. 1912,
mndc homestead entry serial No. 0lia7a
for iN's5, d Z, $, the s'anc'4 and s,snw,. Of
Section Township ~ S. Range Il
W. 9Th Principal Meridian has filed notice OF
intention to make thrre year proof I" establish
claim to tho land above dsscribsj before
Siles E. Spcosmsnn. u. ). Com. at 81 iueGsld
Colorado, on the 18th day Of March, WIS:
Clamant names a. witnesses.
John H. Neal Charles A. Gibson. Ira J. williams
J. c. Giba0n, all Of Springfield COLORADO.
Ell GENE N. WHITAKER
Register.
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Nor'C.4 FOR PUBLICATION

Net. r,rnn, u the Interior.
-i-.l -t=tt- innd OFF, at Lamar, COZ
e..- Jan. Is, 1916
Size s4.,,r nv xiv. n that Marvin U.
Il. -. H., II Ston,rgton, Col. who IN
Mar 4. i.;Js, mad Hid entry No s4i,
ss.iAl ~ o. Il, for lots 3, 4. ard Ct
:wl ii ~. AMI o. June 2ls' l'!',
IN ut i i., II homestead IN No.
-, A; fer lots !, q, and seihst ~
SECTOR l., township ~ South i''' -
IS ". s,xth principal meri '--
a. nt,ce of intention to m x
v a Yr..f 10 establish claim t" !
lsa b, .'iscril'ed before the CieTi
ct the district court at SpttnRfielt.C"i'
on ,n.. End da. If March, 1915.
Clsimant nam, az witnesses.
J.B Griffi, Charley Wiley. ACHE
Hanc ok, Charley Malmbcrg, all "f
Richards, Colorado.
EUGENE II. WHITAKER
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Puhlisherl

U. S. land ONCE vt Lamar Colo.
Department of the Interior
Jan. 9, 1"l".
Notice 10 hereby given that Gilmore
Yokley. of Villas, Colo. who on Feb.
%. 1911. made homestead entry serial
No. c9s42, lots IL, IL, ID, I4,and sci of
Sec 81 BIS. X. a. " 9Th p. NJ. has filed
mott ,e of intention to make 3year proof
to establish claim to thu land above
described, before Silas E. Speckmann
u. S. Com. at Springfield, Colo.
IN the oath day OF February, 1915.
Claimsnt names as witnesses.
Fred Willis, Mack Caldwell, Anna
Rutherford, Clarence Alfrey, all of
Villas, Colo.
EUGENE NJ. whitaker, ReR,sse.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)
Department Of the Interior

U. S. Land Office. Lamar, Colorado.
Jan. 6, 1915.
Notice IL hereby given that Mary Lee Wagner
Of Clyde Colorado. who en- Oct. 10, 1911
msde homestead entry No. Oils for sell, Sec.
"a. T. 81 s. r, 40 w. and Lots T. 8, e'@swM Of sec.
10, Township. 81 south. Range Al west 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to
make three year proof to establish claim to the
land above described bsfors Silas E. Speskmann
United States Commissioner at Springfield
Colorado on, the day Of March, 1875.
Claimant names As witnesses:
lincoln C. Hagerman. F. E. A. Taylor Zoli Wsg'
ner Roscoe W. Kemper all Of Springfield Colo
EUGENE N. wHITAKERRseister.
The Springfield herald., 1915-02-12
Local Gossip.

AO~SA Oo~Ps
Regular spring weather.
Bob Cotton finished his garage
Monday.
The Hitchcock residence is a.
bout completed.
Grandma Bray WIG a Saturday
Spri Iii l.! Ito.
W. J dol uNl - ill.,t.!
IT. Ugh, ihr,'. psr'i n"er on iha
OK If nj WG.lr-s.i;.y.
G"o. Invru I,"i ';qr;ir, Nad,'cl
al Camp w'rr t'arSL:'ing br>i
.: s. in s, ,ringt.rld Saturday.
Mr.. P,itchar,'. 81 tn firm Of
Ptitcharh and A:l,n~. returned
, Tuesday from months visit in
Kansas.
E. Lepel, the big Boston ranch
, man, and son-in-law Felix Ward,
were Springfield visitors on the
9Th inst. .
w. A. Jasper, former mer-
chant of Campo. was down at his
old stamping grounds Tuesday,
returning to Kansas the same
day.
W. P. Salisbury of southeast,
this week got aboard of the old
Herald band wagon. We still
have room on our books for one
more.
Geo. Long of Chanute, Kans.,
by the good grace Of his brother
Will, gets in On the first floor
and the Brussels carpets for the
year to ccme.
I Our old friend and neighbor.
Lucius McAdam, dropped in
| Tuesday to explain to US just
/, how everything is going tc come
out, with Springfield at first base
: and Baca county at the bat.
! w. E. Mckay of Las Animas
came down from Lamar Monday
and is visiting with his parents,
! in.law Mr.. and Mrs. Grimm. Mr..
{, MaKay has d half section in the
| West Flats country and expects
to move in the early future.
, w. P. Salisbury informs us
that his daughter was taken to
DR.. Verify to be treated for APP
pendecitis, and that the d octor
thought an operation would not
be necessary, but Of course later
developments may yet make 1t
necessary.
F. D. Howell of West Flats,
was pleasant Herald visitor on
the 9th. Mr.. Howell had just
come out of u twelve days at
tempt to become DR.. Tanner
by fasting the said twelve days,
eating nothing during that time,
but d linking plenty of good cold
water. Tue fast was for its
curative effects, particularly as
to rheumatism and general bill
iOuSneSs.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
irublisherl
Department Of the Interior
United Statcs land OflcG

Lamar. Cj'ora 10, Jun, z, 1915
NOTICE !. hereby given that Matte e. Lucas
of Richards Colo who Zee. l5, 1910
made homestead entry serial No. 09327 for NV!
nj swl lots and 8. seclO., T. 80 S. r. AW., 6ti
P. NJ. has filed notice Of intention to maxi
three year proof to establish claim to the lan'
above described. before Silas L. Speckmann us
Com. at Springfield. Colorado, on the 9th daA
{ Feb 1915
Claimant names witno sses:
C. Lucas, II. L. Dcon. ii. L. Manlove, L.
Fl;ckinger, all of Richards Colo.
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1915-02-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)
Department of the Interior
u. S, Land Office at Lam ar. O.

Jan. 10. 1915
Notes is hereby given that Eli C. Smith
0 Rcdley, Colo, who. on Feb g. 1911, made
homestead entry serial No. 0es2O for
81. ne!4 and e.. SCI 4of sec. 81. and swA of See
ti"n IS Township 81 South Range
II W. 9Th Principal Meridian has fled notice
Of intention to make three year proof to cstat-
lish claim to the land above described be-
fore Silas E. Speckmann the United States COM
missioner at Springfield Colorado, on the y tn
day Of Feb 1916
Claim,int names rs Witnesses:
Frel f. Green. .Ramond l. Green, Ctaud d. Jones
EccIe Smith uli Of Il 'i.ey, Colo.
Eu.;E>E VI. wIIITAKER, Register