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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-20

lect game wArdens fcr. lanamar
The nominees ara Peytou John1on r
T. w. Curtis, NJ. 8. Angle. G. a. Hrvr
william Cobb. w. p. Patternon. -
NETT c. Taylor. r.. G. Gelden. AZ g.
Tunis and r. A. Tailey.
Payment of $s60.43 to 6oltov3
Clarke and Pratt for furnishing mr.
liminary survey and plans and -
mates of cost on Riverside DRIVE r
authorized.
Dedication Of two alleys In ~
square bounded by the Boulevard
Meadow Street, Mulberry Street ~.
Chain Street, Is accepted and fhs
grading and graveling Of the allevs
directed. Grading, curbing and eravelx
ing Chain Street is also directed
Ordinances prescribing method NJ
collecting delinquent gas bills, reru1
lating the crying Of goods by lwas,S,
men on the streets. and extendinI
use of the city water beyond the cor
porate limits to the properties Of tha
Female Humane Association, Dun
treath Corporation, Charles r. Haas
brook and Jules Breuchaux, are an
proved.
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BREMEN TO BOSTON (9,
Negro Steyedores Who Worked On
Deutschland Say They Arc Going

Baltimore, Nd. Aug, 1e.---News has
spread over Locust Point that several
negro stevedores who helped TO load
the German merchant submarine
Deutschland al this port have been
approached by agents of the Eastern
Forwarding Company, and have been
asked to go 10 Boston TO perform
similar work there.
One of tho stevedores stated ves-
terday that no expects to go to the
Hub City Saturday, according 10 ar
rangements he has made with the
Eastern Forwarding Company.
This Is the first definite intima-
ton that tho next German merchant
submarine. said to be the Bremen. is
really going to Boston. The state
ments of the stevedores could not be
confirmed last night, however.
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IuuRlEss winner OF
IMPRESSIVE VICTORY

SARATOGA Springs, N. Y. Aug, 10
4 AmguR Bsimonts imported runner,
4 0ouraess. cleveriy ridden by Johnny
McTagEart. scored. an impressive VIC
tory IN the $1,000 Grand Union Hotel
neAkeo this afternoon. He finished two
1emgths ahead OF Rickety. Whitney
color-bearer, who in turn was neck
ahead OF Tom McTaggart Hourless
ran the six furiongs in l:i2 SIS. the
fastest three-Quarters Of the meeting
The victory OF the colt must be cred
ttsd to the daring ride of Johnny Nc
TAGgart. who. took a desperate chance
at the turn for home. Hourless
closed at s 10 2, a slight favorite over
Omar Khayyam. The Finn captured
the Merchants and Citizens Handi-
cap in clever fashion. equaling the
track record of 1858 for the mile and
three-sixteenths Ed Crump and
Roamer finished behind him in the
order named. The Finn paid . TO ?,
while Ed Crunip ranged around TO
l and Roanier was heavily played at
& tos In the running Ed Crump took
the Jump, but Roamer passed him
going up the back stretch. Nearing
the turn. The Finn began TO move. and
as they swung in to the stretch he
came on like a wild horse, passing the
leaders on the outside.
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AMERICANS ON NEW YORK.


London, Aug. 1.-THE stsamsAi,
New York left today with few nota
bles aboard. James NJ. Beck left 70
New York with his son. DR.. Karl Oh
nesorg, who has been a long time witt
the American embassy in Berlin an,
did splendid work In connection witt
inspection of prison camps in 0ermask
also sailed DR.. Ohnesorg suffered
breakdown OF his health.
Cyril Maude and Miss Muriel Harve.
left for the season In New York, whicl
they will probably open in Grumpy
Frederick Whitridge, secretary Of "a
Third Avenue Railway. loft for Z CON
ference with tho company'g Director
regarding tho recent strike. He ~
he docs not want to leave Engfant
as life here Ia much quister than q
America" as he put II Mr.. whitriar|
added that he was glad tho strike ~
settled SO soon. Other passenger y
the New York are r. Marshall Eos|
Louis Fourniees DR.. Herbert levin
stein. Marjorie Patterson. Emile ruvV
Don Manoetla Medina and family. Il
Langdon- Bruce and Major winnin9ssE
Brush.
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EHIPBUIIDERS FALL TWICE
BEFORE PORTSMOUTH PIRATES

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
Portsmouth, Va, Aug. 19.-Pitchers
Wood and Alton showing up in great
form this afternoon and receiving
faultless support, the Truckers took
both games from the Builders by the
score of to and 2 to /. In the
opener Wood held the visitors to three
scattered hits, while Ray. who pitched
well. was accorded poor support In
the second game Alton cleanly out
pitched Voss in box duel. and also
received superior backing. In fact,
the Foxes played both games without
a bobble. Newport News miscued six
times. :.
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ITALIAN SPEED ARTIST
CAPTURES FINAL HEAT

Chicago. Aug. 1e.--Darto Resta, in
a blue Puegeot car, won the final heat
OF fifty miles in the Grand Prize race
at Speedway Park today. His time
was 29:52:49, an average of an even
100 miles an hour. Against him Dave
Lewis In a Hoskins Special put up a
good race leading him home on the
eighteenth lap.
De Palma, the only man looked
upon to beat Resta. went out In the
third lap of the first heat with n
broken piston.
Lewis finished a good second: Buzne
in a Duesenburg was third. Calvin in
n Sunbeam fourth and D'Alene was
fifth.
1t was a close race with consider
able excitement near the finish. al
though Resta was never threatened.
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UNKNOWN JAP TAKES
TENNIS HONORS Al NEWPORT

Newport, r. l.. Aug. 1e.-Unknown
and unheard of four months ago,
Ichiya Kumagae. of Japan. is today
the sensation OF the sporting world.
In the final round of the annual in
vitation tournament OF the Newport
Casino. the little jap sprung a sur
prise of surprises. He defeated Will
liam M. Johnston, the national cham
pion.
The match went to Ave sets ana
three Of these required extra games,
so close was the competition. But in
the end the Jap left-hander prevailed.
The score was 6-1, OF, 81, rs, 81.
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Rixey Beats RedIesya

CINCINNATI, Aug. l9.-PhiladeIphfa
wound up its local season with the
Reds this afternoon by taking a four
teen inning battle by the score of
s 10 /. Cincinnati tied the score in
the ninth inning, but that was the
only time Rixey was in danger. Toney
was taken out in the eighth in favor
OF a pinch hitter. and knetZer. who
relieved him, blew up In the final
stanza- Five hits, sacrifice fly and
an error gave the Philadelphia 1--WE
runs in the fourteenth.
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SCOre by InnInRs.. II
Philadelphia .010 900 900 900 05-6
Cincinnati 1000 600 001 900 o0--1
Two-base hits-Louden, Clarke,
Griffith, Bancroft Three-base hit
Whitfield. stolen bases Louden,
Whitfield. Double plays-Niehoff to
Bancroft to Luderus; Luderus (un-
assisted): Bancroft to Luderus.
Struck out--By Rixey, o; by Toney,
7; by Knetzer. Q. Bases on balls--Off
Rixey. Q: off Knetzer, 3. Umpiree-
Klein and Emsile. Time-2:40.
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Zirnmernnan's Hit Wins Game.

Chicago, Aug 19.-Zmmerman's
single, which sent Mann In from SEQ
ond, scored 3 to 2 win over the
Giants this afternoon, after the Cubs
had tied It in the ninth on two singles
and Doyle's wild throw. Robertson's
homer off Packard in the first with
one on was all the scoring the visitors
did. Packard was lifted In the eighth.
and Brown held the Giants the rest Of
the way 4
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Cardinals Defeat Rrayes.

st. Louis. Aug. 1.-the seventh
place Cardinals beat the pennant-
chasing Braves. to 4. today. In the
fifth they brought In 1--WE on three
hits. Gonzales singled with one out.
Bethel and Butler walked. and Long
popped to Konetchy, Corhan was hit.
Gonzales scoring Bescher doubled.
counting two, and Hornsby greeted
Hughes with a single. securing two
mora
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Tigers Defeat ,Iackncn.

Philadelphia, Aug. 19,-The Detroit
Tigers sent over five runners In the
tenth inning today and won out over
the Mackmen by score of s to 2. Up
to the tenth frame the Athletics put
W A wonderful fight against Jennings
machine
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PROVIDENCE Is BTLANKFD
BY DONOVAN'S BISOSS

Providence. r. L, Aug 19.-The
Btsons got the Jump on the Grays In
the early innings OF today's game and
won the battle. 4 to o. Cav, who was
in points for Buffalo was invincible,
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MAYORS APPROVAL Is
GIVEN MANY MEASURES
Biggest Batch In Recent Months Is
Sent Up to OfIice OF City Ccrk,
Ben +. Aug ust.
MORE LAND FOR HowrrzERs
Armory Properly to be Enlarged ut
Cost OF SGT, OF Alleys
to be Widencd and Strengthened.
$500 for Engineers.

One of the largest patches Of or
dinances, resolutions and other pa
pers embodying municipal matters
signed recently by Mayor Ainslie was
sent up to the Office of City Clerk
Ben T. August from the executive
office yesterday. A number OF the
matters related to the acquisition of
strengthening OF alleys in various parts
of the city. Others make effective
ordinances and approve appropria-
tons
Among the, appropriations approx
ed by the mayors signature Is one
taking up $4,000 for discounting and
paying interest on money borrowed
by the city for the remainder of the
present fiscal year.
Fifteen hundred dollars are ap-
propriated to the account of adver-
Using and enterprises. for the pur-
pose of aiding in the entertainment
OF the members Of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. who will
hold their annual convention hero
during the week beginning September
For Howftzers' Armory.
Five thousand dollars are trans
ferred from the account of bond Is
sue for improving Marshall Square
to the fund for Improvement of Oak
wood Cemetery and annex.
The city auditor Is directed to can
Gel interest checks amounting to S.
943.11, for interest from January.
1857, TO July, 1919, which checks re-
main uncalled for.
ACQUISITION Of land for the enIarr-
ing of the property of the Howitzers
ar1nory, at q cost of s27,o61. is au-
thorized, MS are also acquisitions as
follows:
To open, widen and extend alley
from Fifteenth to Cowardin Avenue
between Porter and Perry Streets TO
Street from Brook Turnpike to Cor
don Road, TO cost s7e2.50: sewer
easements and rights from the High
land Park Development Corporation.
to cost 100 land ons the east and
west sides OF Hague Street and west
side OF Nicholson between old Leslie
Street and the right Of way of the
c. and O. Railway. on Hague Street
east OF old Rector Street. belonging
to Mrs. Jane H Duke: to open Chain
Street from an alley west of Colonial
Avenue to Colonial Avenue. to cost
ST. 49s. so; TO open Taylor Street from
an alley west OF Colonial Avenue to
COLONEL Avenue to cost $3.50.
Authority was given the r.. r. and
p. Railway to operate n spur tract
from North Tilden Street TO High
Point Avenue between Marshall and
Leigh Streets
Game Warden Candidates.
Use Of an alley between Kensfng-
ton and Stuart Avenues extending
from the west line OF Sheppard Street
and OF alley between same streets
extending from the east line of West
street Is abandoned.
Ten candidates are nominated from
whom II II recommended that State
Game Commissioner Parsons shall &C.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-20
The WORST Pussfhsa

Jones Ito his grooero-Xou sser
angry, Mr.. Brown.
Brown an. The fnspoceoP Z
weights and measures has 3use bees
in
Jones-Ha, haf He caught you IN
ing fifteen ounces to the pound. al
her
Brown-worss Sl1an ShAk, He II
I'd been giving Blta
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Kan Tor Haley In tenth.
'"Batted for johnson in tenth.

Summary: Stolen base-Cobb. Two
base hits--Witt, Crawford. Burns.
Sacrifice hits-Bush. Q; Cobb. Walsh.
McInnis Double play--Witt. Iajoie
to McInnis. Struck out--By Johnson,
2; by Coveleskie. /. Bases on balls
OFF Johnson, A. off Coveleskie, !.
Passed ball--~Haley. Time--1:40.
mpires-Dineen and Nallin.
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sBatted for Parks in sixth.
e. IL ll4. l. e

IWO-Dhse hlt--WlIIIamS. ThTee-base
hit--Miller. Sacrifice hits-Shanks.
Bases on balls--Off Johnson. 3; off
Parks. 2; off Koob. !; off Hamilton, J..
Hits--Off Koob, 2 in 2 innings: Off
Hamilton, 2 in /; Off Parks, Q In q.
Umpires--Chili and Connolly. No
time given.
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Bescher. Hornsby. Stolen bases
Maranviifs Snodgrass. Double plays
Bethel TO Corhan to Miller. Hit by
pitched balL-By Tyler. Corhan: by
Ames. MaranvifIe. Base on balls
on Meadows i; of Tyler. 2; off Barnes.
2. Struck out-By Meadows. / by
Ames. .: by Tyler, 1; by Barnes. /.
Umpires---Quigley and Byron. Time
2.20
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VIII y sox Down Yanks.

New York, Aug. l9.---Eddie Cicotte
held the Yankees to four hits today
the White Sox winning, to /. and
breaking the locals streak of five
straight victories Chicago scored all
their runs in tho fourth on hits by
Collins, jackson and Fournier's long
nv
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Baltimore.

IWO-bASe MIS- fSAEVs, FIVI = I've
Three-basc hit--Leach. Home runs
Hartzell Bentley. Herche, Sacrifice
fy-Hoelkc. Double plays -- Hoelke
t6 McAuley TO Hoelke; Bentley to
Winston TO Russell Russell (unas-
sistcd) Bases on hails~Off Bentley,
O. Herche, g. Struck out--Ty Bent
ley. s Herche. 4 Left on bases
Baltimore. Z; Rochester. I. First
base on errors-R Rochester, !. Time
1:85. Umpires-Bransfel and West
ervelt
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TORONTO AND INDIANS
SPLIT DOt BLE-HEADEK

Newark, Aug. 19.--Toronto and
Newark divided a double-header this
afternoon, the Indians winning the
first game, / to 0. while the Leafs took
the second. 4 to 2. Enzmann held the
Leafs TO two hits in the first contest.
In the second game King Brady pitch
ed a good game. holding the Indians
81 nz-e hffe Score
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6ummary: Two-base hits-Viox,
8gan. Sacrifice hits-Biackburne (2).
stolen bases--Trout, Blackburne, wit
ter. Cable. Murray. Double play
Cabfe TO Tenney. Hits-On Tnrigl,t,
IN 3. Struck out-By Enright, z;
~ Bray. Z; by Heaisy. 1. Bases on
6lals-on Enright. .: off Brady. 3.
lit By pitchsr-By Enright. /
(9m3th). Wild pitch--Brady. BaIk-
Bnraght- Tfme--1:4o. Umpires-
Hart and Bedford.
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Two-hase hits-Sloan. 2 Three-baso
hit-Barher Sacrifice hits cAu-
ley. Leverenz. Sacrifice fiys-Lcach,
Jacobson Stolen bases --- Hale.
Sloan, siglin, Kopf, 2; Twomb bly,,
Rates, Barber, McAvoy 2 Bases on
halls-OT sherman, q off Triple 2;
Croweu. l. I,everenz. 4. Struck out
BY Tipple, 3 Crowell. Q; Leverenz,
r Left on bases Baltimore 7; Ro-
chester. 10 First base on errors
Rochester 3. Time--.1:45 Umpirea
-~Westervelt and Bransfeid.
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1OOHE0TER HCSTLERs GET
ANOTHER FROM ORIOLES

Beif1mors. Nd. Aug. is.-By get
0ng IN even break In todays double
heedef, tho Hustlers made II three
eut AZ four in the eeries with the
oFiOaes. Tho home team. with Bent
-. 14te Of Washfngton. took the
IAa0e Aandi'N 70 4but.~as wal
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BILE piay--Parker to FOX. Struck out
By Ray. 8; by Wood, 5. Base on
balls-Off Ray. 4; on Wood, Z. Hit
by pitcher--Ray. 1. Left on bases
Newport News. 4: Portsmouth, 8. Um-
and Kennedy Time
--f:<0.
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I5UIIIffIdTy. SIOItH DiSe-T-sIU U1 O.
Sacrifice hit-St. Martin. Sacrifice fly
---Crist. Two base hit-Pahlman.
Struck out--By Alton. Z; by Voss. o.
Base on balls--Off Alton. q off Voss
O. Hit by pitcher-By Voss, /. Left
on bases-Newport News 4; Ports
mouth. 4. mpires-Kennedy and
Caulif1ower. Time-1:25.
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Buffalo.

Summary: Sacrifice hits-Gaw.
Hummel ca. Jackson. stolen bases
Kopp t2). Channel. Bases on balls
OF Peters 3; off Cav. /. Struck out
by Peters. q; by Cav, s, Double
plays Brainard to Onslow to Brain
ard Time-1:31. Umpires--Free-
man and Chestnut
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Washington. Aug. 1s.--Fielder Jones
used four pitchers in an effort 70 pull
today's game out OF the IRE. John
son was not In his best form. but three
errors enabled the locals to pile up a
lead. Each OF the locals hits came
with men on bases.
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ieped In the second encounter after
q weird exhibition, Ia to 3, In this
AFFAIR the locals made seven errors
and used three pitchers. Scores;
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Totals :. :. 80 3 ex33 IT
xTwo out when winning run score

Summary: Sacrifice hits-Wort-
man, Elliott Two-base fits-Kocker.
Home run Robertson. Double plays
---KauY to Kocher: Doyle to Fletcher
to Merkle; Herzog to Doyle to Merkle
Bases on balls-Oft Tesreau, 8; off
Packard, !. Struck out-By Tereau
2: by Packard. /: by Brown. /. Hit
by pitched ball--Herzog. Umpires-
Rigler and Tason. Time--2:10.
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Summary: TNo-base hits-Stafford,
Writer Sacrifice hit-Enzmann.
Double piay--Enzmann to Gable to
Durgin. Bases on halls--Or Enc
mann. 8; of McTigue. J. Struck out
by Enzmann. s; by McTigue. o.
Time Umpires--Bedford and
Hart.
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JOE BOtHL|NG LOSES
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Barry Struck out--By Boehling. a:
BY Ruth, /, by Foster. /. Umpires
--O'Loughlin and Evans. Time
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er and Baird. First base on balls
on Smith. 8; off Cooper, 3. Struck out
BY Smith. 3 by Cooper, Q. Passed
balls--Fischer. g. Umpires-Harrison
ana O'Day. Tme-2:02.
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Score by innings: n.
Chicago 900 800 00o-3
New York ..........000 900 ol0-l
Summary: Three-base hit--Miller
Sacrifice hits-Fournier, Walters, CT
cote. Magee. Stolen base. Collins
Double plays-Bauman 10 Pipp: Bau-
man to Gedeon 10 Pipp: weaycr to
E. Collins TO Fournisr. Basss on balls
,--On MogridgA 4: OF Ccotte. 3.
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DODGERS BREAK EVEN

Continued From First Page.)
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PETERSBURG SPLITS


Apologize. l. Time OF game--55
minutes. Umpire-Buckley. Attend
ance--900.
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Second game-Ncwark.


&0AaAE u . z
sBatted for Fnright in eighth
s"Ran for Move in eighth.
The Lamar register., 1916-12-20

dred CS2OO.oO) Dollars for attorneys
fees. and the further sum of Thirty
costs aand disbursements in this action
and in and by virtue OF said decree and
rGs powni2F she Sheriff Of connty ~ flowers
directed and empowered TO expose for
ises hereinafter described. at public
auction. after giving notice of the
time and place OF said sale according
to the law relative to the sale OF real
property under execution. for the pur-
pose Of realizing the amounts SO found
due to the plaintiff, as aforesaid, with
interest costs disbursements and com
missions on said sale.
Now. Therefore. public notice Is
the 9Th day of January. 1917. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day o, at o,.I he front IN H. door ' Of the
State STATE Of co coloTSSo, % sell and H%fsP dispose % Of
aase sf DfSRst!y iSsE ana nfs Being eo ghs said aid
rad9 and more i, P1rtieTThlsrly Tha described bed
West half tWHl Or Section Fourteen
Range Forty-seven (i7) West of the
9th. p, NJ. lsaid lands being also de
Ealtses Ss5lSsa 5hs S9re RS th The
tsMj Of the Northwest quarter (Nw
Vim N Of a wstsr ssS rssts Isss0n and 'osstfsr eas
ileges belonging or appertaininR there
to. and particularly seyenty-two L72)
shares of the Capital stock OF The
Fort Lyon Canal Company, evidenced
by Certificate numbered Twenty-four
Hundred Sixty-five (2465). issued by
the said Company to Moses Hallett.
Mortgagee under date OF October T.
1911. at public auction. for cash. to the
highest and best bidder.
Done at Lamar. Colorado, this 5th
L C DOWNING.
Sheriff.
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near from the complaint in said action
II which reference is here made.
copy Of which is hereto attached
And you are hereby notified that II
YOU fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required, Tn
said plaintiff win take Judgment by
default against you and each OF you
Given under my hand and seal or
the District Court at the city Of La :
mar, in said County. this 18Th day Of
October A. ID. 1916.
A E. DOwNER.
Clerk of the District Court IN ana Tor
Prowers County, Colorado.
First pub. Dec. IS. 1916.
Last pub. Jan. 10. 1917.
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SHERIFF. SALE NOTICE

State of Colorado.
City and County of Denver, SIS.
In the District Court. No. 62.ss4, Div. {
Lucius F. Hallett.
Plaintiff.
"
Sara Lois Bailey. A Bailey. other
wise known as Albert Bailey, c.
NJ Lee and o. H. Platter.
Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF decree and
order of sale entered in the said Dis
trict Court on the 2sth day OF Novem-
ber. 1916, wherein 1t is decreed that
tn ere is due to the above named plain
tiff under a certain note and mortgage
deed the sum of Five Thousand. Three
Hundred, Ninety-hve and 50-100
(s5.395.50) Dollars, and the further sum
lars for taxes paid. and interest there
on, and the further sum of Two Hun
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SUMMONS

State of Colorado.
County OF Prowers, SIS.
The American Steel & wire
Company
VS.. SUMMONS
w. H. Blosser. Ed Pierson and
the Security Stove and Man
ufacturing Co.
The People OF the State of Colorado.
To W. H. Blosser. Ed Pierson. and
Co. the Defendants above named.
You You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
The above named plaintiff In the Dis
trict Court Of Prowers County, state OF
colorado. and answer the complaint
service hereof. if served within this
County; or. IL served out Of this Coun-
~ or by gublieation With within nxcihITJyy thlTTIy
OF the day OF service: or judgment VIII
be taken against you according to the
of the complaint in the above entitled
action be not served with this sum
mons, or IL the service hereof be made
tionaI to the time hereinbefore specified
for appearance and answer VIII be al
lowed before the taking OF Judgment
The said action is brought to recover
Judgment against the defendant w; II
slSsser for the soiIars so 81 E R@d eiRhtyn
five cents (y426,s5) upon Promissory
note given by the said w. n. Blosser.
sbstract % Of title. and to foreclose a
upon S u Lot Seventeen iI7l in Block Five
situated in the County Of Prowers and
State OF colorado. said promissory
note having been given TO one MARK
II Vas Que to plaintiff for a valuable
consideration, as will more fully ap-
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS

NOTICE OF APPLICATION To LEASE
STATE LANDS
ONCE of the State Board of Land Com
missioners. Denver. Colo. Nov. 25th'
1916.
Notice is hereby given that W. J.
Bailey. whose postoftice address ls La
mar, Colo, has made application No.
A 6743 to lease the following described
School Lands in Prowers County Col
WI of Ell Sec Sc. Twp. 25 s.. Range
a. w.
VIZ Sec. 3s. Twp. 25 s., Range a W.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease this tract of land
must file the same in this office prior to
December "a. 1916, as no other appli-
cation to lease the above described
lands will be considered after said
date.
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
missioners.
First pub Nov. 20, 1916.
Last pub. Dec. 20. 1916.