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New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
CRISIS FAILS TO
CHECK TRADE GAINS
Flood Tide Aspects Character.
ize Demand in All Lines.

EmDhasis is made by the commcrcia.
agencies in their reviews of the week
on the fact that the recent interna-
tonal developments have failed 20
check the onward march Of the coun-
,ry'5 prosperity. Trade channels, % is
pointed out, are az flood tide the Eas
ter retail business heavy. while the
wholesale and jobbirc trade are still
good despite the advance Of the season.
Among the few cross currents is the
-laCkcniug ~ building activity. Dun
Review says:
"Au elements considered. 10 IS ro-
maraable that business continues $50
large I'm volume international com
nEc4tions. intensified bv the develop
mcrts Of the week. fail % shake conf
dencc or 20 check progress. nor have
tho extremely high costs dim'ui he'd
coreumptive buying. The magnitude
of demand holding in spite OF the gem
oral and extensive rise Of prices be-
comes moro noteworthy, and tralsac-
tione. though no' vet at the maAin'Hn'
run far beyond precedent.
"Fu-thrr wage advances. in mo7f
cases voluntary testify 90 great lndu--
tral prosperity. and. with millions OF
dollars added to payr9IIH savings fe-
ro-.ts accumulate. A gratifying ieai pr'
o. man. reports. especially those iiom
tae Ea-t and West ls the Improvements
Iu collections.
"Commcrc.al failures this week 10
the United states are 1888, against ooi
last week. 243 The preceding week ana
459 the corres sponding week last year.
OF those I2l were in the East. so South
sS West and - 10 the Pacific States
and % reported liabilities o. So'VOV OF
more. against l0S last week"
"Pradstrect g" has the following:
"Tlood tide aspects characterize de-
maud. with superabundant. activity
stamping most movements II manu-
featuring and mercantile lines. Nnl4e
tho more serious turn IN our interna-
tional political relations tends 20 cause
concern. and some Of the lowest prices
of the year I'm stock market circles, ell
fcct- ia other directions thus FAR nave
been almost entirely negligible. y te"
other cross currents are visible mere
and there. conspicuous I'm this respect
being ease in Southern pig iron lover
prices for coke. deferring o. buiiding
projects because OF extraordinarily
high quotations, irregularity IN North
western retail trade. due entirely 10
the weather. however: some sGgging ln
raw silk and the continued restless a.
itudc OF labor But beyond everything
is the strong fact that the country s.
producing units arc sold up, and there
fore Do is quite useless 20 place orders
for ANYTHING like nearby delivery.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22

Frank u. Tyler sold the block on
Fa1u.h ave. D. goth So and Pa -ac-
aat Lane 20 the H4rmur Holding Com
nany for Improvement with stores and
apartnert-: also sold 1874 Carroll So.
near KINGSTON ave. two story dwell
ing, 10 client for occupancy. also the
building az 372 Putnam ave. for R. l..
Mccormack 20 an investor.
A Peace g. Son sold the three story
and basement dwelling at l89 Sixth ave.
for VI. Thomann ~ q client fer occu-
pancy
Louis Stern sold the brick dwelling
1lOs 10Th ST. for Riskin & Violin,
builders, 20 an investor.
Elisha r. Everett sold the one fam
ny brownstone dwelling 90 627 St.
Marks ave. 20vl00 isc-, % a client
and. with the Nonh C.ars Company, che
two-famly house a. $50 Sterling Place
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Plan Harlem's Largest Theatre.

On Tie former Brisbane property. q.
293 and 235 West l25th 81. and 22S 20
238 West l2Gth ST.. the acquisition OF
which bv Marcus Locw was announced
recently. will be erected Harlem.s larg-
cst theatre. The site. which is located
between Seventh and Eighth avs, meas
uros so feet on l25th 50. and $50 feet on
12e-h ST. Mr Loew will build theatre
having seating capacity Of 2.'o0
dovnstairs. and there viii be q roof
Garden with accommodations for 1000.
The place will be devoted 70 vaudeville
and moving nlcturcs.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
BUSINESS PLACES RENTED
Many stores and Lofts on East and
West Sides Leased.

~ Gill; I
"c'' ''"es ''''S"'
NJ. G. J.. Hess, Inc, have leased the
star. and hseomop+ ~ 517.51q Fiobtb
..r..... oc1 -,
"'' 'o1-'"'' e''"e' VI oo'" ST. loi
term Of years 20 Joseph liirsch, hab-
erlasber. the store and basement AZ
o., 49,. g.. ..-., -, po.o,.
-' "." '''' " no
"eie q hatz' FelVets' a moor 81 l1o
Fifth av., % But < Co., laces and en-
bro.Je,.es. and "a floor ar f2Q-l3f Fifth
f.,. l.... End ,o+s
cLsr-ss R walker has loasod the
.trre and basement NJ 3O-32 Sullivan
g.. 90 t.a ~nqr. SAVING Applispce Com
r..v. - .r 210-3f2 Canal 81 10
,.. r...L-, Iron Pine and NiopIe
V,r,s. .'..o IN i-2 Centre - 10 Rer-
,s,,ir pr+cbiL. lof, i'm I47 Grand
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
$4,000 Rental for sign.

The Charles l.. Noyes Company has
leased for The sun the lower Of The
TWO advertising signs on the roof OF
The new three story building recently
erected on The former sun site 20 che
Van Beurcn & New York Bill Posting
Company Tor ten years az O. aggregate
rental Of about $4,000 Negotiations
are pending through tie Noyes COM
pany for tho lease Of an electric ign
40 feet nigh TO "a national advertiser.
The combined height of these signs will
be 70 feet. which is greater tlan tie
height OF the three story building itself.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
,uerican Credits EfhCa
cious Where London
Stock Sales Fail.
rupFE LOANS MADE
TO PARIS SYNDICATE
c,,t Of France Increases Gold
Stock. Despite Drain of
Export Shipments.

S..l,,~ CT r.nH. works. tuifor u Arence
tsors-icss e. flnanclere"
Paris. Apr 2l-Up 20 the pres
~. the opening Of the London mar
r. 70 French stocks has not been Of
-r,b help in the question Of OK
ssnre as sales I'm London have
.asn insignificant. On the other
and the assistance Of American
s,kers in cndeavors 70 regulate
ysv York exchange has been most
.rcacious. There has not only been
q, Anglo-Frcnch loan in America,
sp. syndicate Of American banks
las opened three successive credits
m q syndicate Of French banks un-
ts- the control of the Bank Of
france
But it may be a mistake 20 think
Trance can bring exchange down 20
he normal before the end of the
vsr. There are only three ways 90
nav debts outside our own borders
end merchandise. stocks or gold.
There is little chance for France
r increase exports during the war.
While for those possible for it TO con-
trse making there are innumerable
syernment restrictions which are
5eng added % daily and thus force a
iecrsase instead Of an increase.
The same remarks apply to the
ale Of stocks government regula-
ions interfere at every step.
In regard 10 the export Of gold,
that We know has been continuous,
specially 70 London. Nevertheless.
he Bank Of France is able 90 keep
I'd its stock Of precious metal, and
today we have further proof Of the
hanks strength i'm the fact that the
weekly statement shows an increase
of6,OOO,O0 francs gold stock.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Staten Island Parcels Sold.

Mrs. Marcel Kah,e has sold through
Cornelius C.. Ko.f her residence, on
Fort Hill. St George. Staten Island,
embracing large residence ana
grounds. with n frontage Of 2ll feet
on Fifth av., 25o feet on sherman av-
NJ fee, on Fourth av.. and l55 feet on
Westervelt az. Mr. KolT has also sold
90 Charles Moore. q bungalow plot a.
Uillcres- Park. Great Kills
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Westchester Sales.

Albert Lockwood has sold 60 ?. II.
McGrath a plot on Radford Place. Val
entine Terrace. Al eight-family brick
apartment house il now under con
struction. Mr. Lockwood also arranged
the mortgage loan.
Burke stone, Inc. has sold lor a
client a house on Front ave. Bronx
Manor. Bronxvilie, y. s.. 20 Leo j. Gu
sick, of this village.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
HMNTNNHNNNIHNils
duplex apartment, one to be occupied

a duplex apartment, one 60 be occupied
by the new owner.
BRONNWOOD AV John II Behr-
man has sold for William II. Schmidt
the plot. lOJN20j, az the southeast corr
ner Of BroryWood ar and 2-sth t. 90
Joseph b.. Aue for immediate improve
ment Ezekiel Fixman AMID q. Frey were
the attorneys IN tho transactions. Me-
gotta ions are pending for the sale by
Ir. Schmidt OF q similar site at the adj
Joining corner OF 22Ith ST.
STFRBINS Az j. Loewenthal r
Son have bought from Blanche Thesis
the lot 25xSl. on tho west side of Steb-
bins av.. l29 feet south of Chis0lm So.
lt viii bc improved wiih q taxpayer.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Trade Claims Another Dwelling.

George Is. Schurman. brother OF the
president 81 Cornell University. has
given up his residence az IS West 5lth
g.. 20 q dressmaker tor trade purposes.
The house. which has been owned by
Nr. Schurman for many years aat
never before rented. was leased by
Frank u. WELLER for q term oi years.
r IS few doors west Of the home Of
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and was held
10 a rental Of $4,000 year.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
100000 Long Island Sale.

Frederick c. FRANKIE, as broker. has
sold 20 q prominent developer tract
Of thirty-eight acres az Beacon hlii'
Port Washington, Long Island. The
buyer gives in part payment several
houses az Bayside. The transaction in-
wolves about 100000. The new owner
win start road improvements immedi-
atelv aud build artistic houses.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
SOLDIERS PLEA, A LETTER
rrepcbman. Intcrned In Holland.
ccel. Relief from LonesOmeness.

4 new relief appeal has come from
French soldier. caught between a
crossfre Of loucsomcness and home
s',kness. n b. not for money socks
D., cigarette. j, .s addressed 20 some
fair American mademoiseilc. u fol-
~soldat beige inferno en- Hoilande
ct,rche psrsonne qui concentrate
correspondrc avec lui. en- lnngue ifan
caiac. on tchangcr caftes poat"Ies
i1uatrtea Prlcro d'tcrUe q Georges
hflscrts. miiltaire beige intcrne an
camp dIiarderpiJk, Hoiiandc.'
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Buyer Of Broadway Lots.

BENJAMIN Moss is the buyer Of the
tbirtecn lots on the north side OF 1876
a.. extending from Broadway TO Ben
mott nv.. sold recently by the Beekham
estate by L. J. Phillips s Co. and J. J.
Kcit. The property fronts $50 feet on
broadway. 200 feet on lslst e. and lsI
feet on Bcnnett av. Mr. Moss plans 20
erect large theatre on part or the
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
New Building Plans

MADISON Az s r-- 4-.a .t '- an % -
s..-.. .il n..r- l-arl'N Hrn7 Pripps e..s'e
-. t. r-a- A Van Week. Nes
..f- I.fHN
s4TH ST .. f-f. S. t,.trHi Park West for a.
81 trI H.,M. t... -I rl,- . ID West sf'l
81 ir. --I W..f - 70 nHlcr Geo r Pelham
b. l4.t f-f r 4-.l''a.t ..99oo9
The Bronx.
i1fTH ST. f.. Hrls az. fro 2 ~ h--'
a.. ts 81. rl- rarr Luck B.f< Corp
I. I.. AUatlr -a-s Arllr av president
.aHt- Ll.ia. l.,iaf'a. tsl L-4t lftfh 81. sreAl-
MORRIS PARK Az r s. i4l Fes.che-'sr 81
-f .I . irtur sarass -1ris Nrs Chas
I...t.r- I'- 80 -fis l4-F lF csrer. tarl r
oAisssoRc n ,a es- Who's Lsi.. 81 r-
frame la.E -.1-.. Angelina ~Qlle.i-rl. .0i Pas.
lHHl -f. owner J.e Is Weiss. l5 Court &C. Hro9a.
ln architect $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Buy Farm at Delaney.

Calm & Dittman have purchased from
Ida G.. Heimann "a dairy farm az De
lancey. \. y. consisting OF 2il acres,
together with fourteen room dwelling
and several outbulldings and livestock.
Duross i Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Gets 55th Street Dwelling.

Poase & Gilman have leased for
Charles {. Burke, of the Standard on
Company. 90 Roland D. Moore. the
four story, and basement dwelling 49,
IL East b5th ST.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company
REoRGAN1zAT1ON

REORGANIZATION
g r.
H% % o. such Gr 39 bonds 1882 ne company as have
Holders First ri Branch
Considerably than majority the above bond and Of The Gin
cnnaL DAYTON and ronon Railroad FIRST Mortgage so Fiu-
Bonds having N
this day declared the Plan
Hamilton and
1910 IN holders
deposited opportunity participate the bencn of the Plan the time
o receiving deposits is hereby extended the close business
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
HOGS

Pecelp,.. a.ess head. eesrr.. On o. sale.
,f.,got io,.er. With salef - tooOH{l02O per
,l9 d.. roayIr f-r-. County dressed hoS
steady o. l0Wllc ger lD.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
BARGAIN. $4,000; Easy Terms,

, Beautifui Home. . Rooms 2 Baths
$4,000 Csn remain Oh mortgage. Pl9t
e3a r. frontage Hign 90 Healthy
4 VfT. superb tIrvs-ch1!re neigh oor-
4 hood. Huge living room. open tr'-
p'acp. Near lake. gof tennis clubs.
schools churches cypress station
/ easy c0mmuta
Owner. Po-toiiioe Box i2is. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Special Offering
Brooklyn Real Estate
BoNDNoR1GAGf (uARNNTH@

W'D'( '(piNaHNL Vu1V1NiAV v
Capital and Surplus. $40, 100000
offered for immediate sale at bargain prices
STREET -.
S., y Is 1 < . a i1 "a & % " "a . I : r ... :' . s s:s
sS'
south ia. s.s street lasS 80 S't " s .5 i,.oo s.,
~; .;;' e T \: S:T',' :3 s.1;3
{: % I ,.; f'Hi 49,. s.'s .,os hem" on ' property
soTrHwEsr CORNER OF .E Az 10 ~ - ,fS s Fast G % a.rH ST.
@ 8; S5, % is. Ss s5oo y e T. 500 ' '''''' '' ~
Arrangements be made for liberal mortgage seeommo
dauon to the purchaser
Company guaranteeing mortgages in 1907 and since
issued policies through the BROOKLYN and Jamaica
Offices alone $1,000 mortgages 'gsreghg over Ssooo1Ooo ot
$4,000 mortgages osng more than SNfoeoo
have been repaid to The investors WITHOUT THE loss or
DOLLAR moments delay the payment Of interest There are
now outstanding mortgages sggregstng sssoooc
counties the interest collections alone now amount to
SOOOooOc annually and of this vast amount there at
present interest more tan n oas 10 arrears ON on! % mort
and amounting $1,000 the smallest percentage and
the last ten
spite the number of mortgages and M enormous
involved t Company the Of only fifteen pieces OF
forccoed real estate Kings and Queens Counties Twelve Of
these parcels arem improved and three unImprosed
We are making this statement wit two-to purpose
FIRST offered the which the facts and
experience make to the criticisms Of the Company coming largely
believe that the above Asnre' will demon
carefully these Counties constitute the
security that Investing has handled
SECOND II is made to attract attention to orpo -lnity Of
securing bargains tie offer OF the fifteen pieces of
property mentioned all OF which offered for the OF
the mortgage and which had
the time Of the foreclosure sale These prices there
fore represent Of the valuation originally fixed by
appraisers average
ness Judgment The real has therefore
unusual opportunity
We propose this parcels
three offered We shall he glad TO mail list giving
full particulars properties upon request
OFFICES
rs Remsen St., Brooklyn l76 Broadway, New York
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The Knockefy.

You remember Noah had to work q
long time on the ark. 1t was uphill
business, too, at best, to 60 toiling and
sweating day after day in the hot boil.
ing sun, building boat away out on
dry land while the local anvil and ham,
mer club sat around splitting tobacco
juice upon his lumber, whiting up his
pine boards with their jackknives and
telling him what fool he was to ex-
pect a big rain in a country that was
to dry to grow alfalfa But he kept
right at it. Finally the food came and
every mothers son Of the croakers
was drowned. This is the only instance
we know Of in either sacred or profane
history where bunch Of knockers got
exactly what was coming to them
Upton, Mo-, Times.
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Salt a. A Medicine.

Common table salt is one Of the
handiest and most effectual home rem
edies to be found anywhere for certain
complaints, yet many ladies never use
this wholesome article of diet for any.
thing but seasoning. As q throat gar
gle warm salt water is excellent in
colds or any kind of throat diseases,
and salt used on the teeth will keep
the mouth pure and the teeth shining.
1t is also good for the gums.
A bag Of hot salt will relieve suffer
ing as quickly as hot water bottle and
is less expensive. Make a stout ging.
ham or denim bag and fill it with salt,
but do not stuff it tight. Two bags
used alternately will keep the patient
comfortable all day or all night.
Very weak salt water slightly warm
will rest tired eyes better than any
thing else. Care must be taken to
have it slightly salt to the taste n too
strong brine will make the lids red.
Salt water slightly warm will sooth the
skin when sunburned and when bitten
by insects, A little salt in the bath
a tablespoonful or two-will rest q
tired body very well on a hot day.
There are many other medicinal uses
for salt, but since it is so common
many people think it is net worth while
to use it. 1t is not enough to use it as
seasoning if you want to be healthy at
small cost, for salt heals and cleansea
in the system and on the skin when
used with skill and common sense.
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NOTICE or plssoLurIoN

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
Il fhe Ao.tssnna IIis and R.odnse Con-
x.o~1 Az Az NJ :ss = r.. I'm S.s. m
nat H. Aoetesaaa Fruit and Produce
co.1.sy, psEss.ns e % stst1tss u such
Is ssseEhoadsn q n. Ho:fss.a. Fruit and
e. :ss ns & s:' ssis q
sssss q Co.,. On IS Is S.s q Jsaasfy.
D. e. r.
thirds of ths stock ie.osd and cutstsndinx b.
Ing rsprssented ut saiA nesting In perscu or b.
= Sea- his g q IA
proper dispositioa Of said Conpanys asssts
s s'n S' ",
existanee OF said Company should Be longer
therefore. upon motion, which was carried
By the unanimous vote Of At least two-thirds OF
the eotire stock Of said Company. namely,
siIteen us) sharss issued and ontstsndine, the
said CDmRany adopted the following resoia-
Resplvsd. That The Aoutesuna Fruit and
PEodHce ConPsny e snd the sane u hereby
Resolved, That notice and certificate set
ting forth the fact that said corporation has
Eel q the .sid O.
and died - required b. Law.
which said resolutions were thereupon duly
entered and made q record IN ne minutes q
Therefore, Be Il known, That the said Tho
Nontesuma Fruit and Produce Company does
hereby give notice, and certify and declare that
sid THE Montesnma Frnit and Produce Com
pany' was asd 10 dissolved.
In witness whereof the said The Aontezuma
Fruit and Produce Company has caused these
presents To be attested By the signatures OF its
and s.st..sy and i, eSS.porsts seal
Tik HosTEzUnA FRUIT AND PRopucE ConrASr
by AUGUST KUHLAAH,
Attest: President,
RAHDoLPH WILLIAMSON.
[sEALl Secretary.
soan,y OF 81 S GSI8snD% SIS.
August huffman, being first duly sworn. doth
depose and say that he 10 the president OF The
Montezuma Fruit and Produce Company. the
corporation named in tho pr ccdins notice and
certificate, and was the president thereof at
all the times named in said notice and certih-
cate; that he resides near Dolores. in the
county and state Aforesaid; that he has read
the contents thereof; that tho said Randolph
Williamson whose name 10 subscribed To the
said notice and certificate 10 the secretary OF
the said Company, that as such secretary he
affixed tho corporate seal OF the SAD Company
this deponent subscribed his signature to said
notice and certificate as the president Ut said
Company and that the statements contained
In said notice and certificate are true as he
AUaUsr.KUHLMAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me at Dolo-
res, Aontezuma County, Colorado, on this 18th
day Of January, 1915.
Ny commission expires October 1919.
[sEfLl HARRY v. PYLE,
Notary Public.
First publication January u, 1915.
Last publication February IL, 1915.
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Friday. January "A. 1910.
OFFICIAL DIrzcroRy.


COUNTY CFFIcERS
Judge. }. }. Downey
Clerk. y. n. Burke
Treasurer. Chas. r. Smith
Superintendent Of Schools, Mary E. Taylor
Assessor, Z. H. Kittell
Sheriff, Henry L. Crawford
Surveyor, q. 4. knight
Attorney, W. H. Coheld
Coroner. Z. E. johnson
Representative, 8. q. Green
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District No. l, X. b. Dunhsm
District No. 2, II. ". Outlet
District No. 8, Charles B. Kelley
TOWN OFFICIALS
Mayor. W. F. Ordway
Treasurer, Randolph Williamson
Town Clerk, b. Z. Walters
Town Marshall, 8. n. Mcconnell
Attorney, s, W. Carpenter
Water Clerk, B. Z. Walters
Water Sup't, J. z. Mckeever.
Trustees:
B. r. Greene. Forrest Bradfeld,
Grant Hughes, W. J. Exon, W, W. Byers.
J. Z. Barrett.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-01-14

For Rent House, furnished or un-
furnished. Inquire of J. R. Hughes.
Cps
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-01-14

The Hi Bennett place, adjoining the Huffman farm
miles below Dolores with me at reason
able price, and it small stock farms in
the county It will pay any looking for small stock
farm with right and range for stock To in
vestigate this proposition.
&fss
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)

Eon.Loal Land

Department Of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
December q, 1915
NStiee IL hereby given that Albert L. Hall,
!th, 1912. made homestead application, serial
No. O4O69, for N 2 SW 4 and s IN W 1 Of section
Meridian, has fled notice OF intention to make
final three year proof TO establish claim to the
land above described, before J n. Brumley,
clerk OF the district court for Montezuma
county Colorado, at Cortez. Colorado, on the
9TH day Of February, 1916.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
William X. Lewis and Sidney N. Denton of
Lewis, Colorado. and William l. Campbell and
William L. Lakey Of Yellow Jacket, Colorado.
q. H. CHARLTON, Register.
First pub Dec. 81, 1915, last pub Feb. 1, 1918
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPnblishef)

Department q the Interior,
q. 3. Land Once At Durango. Colorado.
Oecember Is, 1915.
Notice II hereby given that SWillis Brady, OF
Dove Creek, Colorado, who, on April. 2lst, 1915,
aade -smption declsratory statsment. serial
No. o6i3x. for the SW Z OF nection y, township
= north, range - west, N. u. p. Meridian, has
option proof to establish claim to the land
ahsve described, before John J. Downey, judge
sd ex.ofI3cio clerk OF the county court, at
CosAsz, Colorado, on the Slst day Of Jan
uarJ, 1915.
/ .Clssaant uaSnsa a. Witnesses:
Can and Herman Brose all OF Dove Greek,
Colorado.
~ g. II. Charlton, Register.
Eirst psh. de-. -; isis:lsst pub Jan y, MA
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)
Department of the Interior,

January 4th, 1915
Notice 10 hereby given that Kendall n. Davis
of Lewis, Colorado, who, on April 2lst 1918,
made presumption declaratory statement No.
-, township 81 north, range II west, N. N. P.
Meridian, has aled notice of intention to make
final presumption proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before John ].
Downey. Judge and ex-ofiicio clerk Of the
county court, at Cortez, Colorado, on the 2lst
day OF February, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Floyd Larimore, Dorsey, Orr and Charles X.
Dawn, Of Lewls, Colorado, Leo q. Grasse Of
C0ftes, Colorado.
G. q. CHARLroN, Register.
First pub. jan II; last pub. feb -, 1915.
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