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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-04
Quarterly School Board
Meeting
Statement Of Receipts and
Disbursements For Quar.
ter Just Ended
Franklin, La, Jan. 2, 1915

Franklin, La, Jan. 2, 1918.
The regular quarterly meeting of
tie St. Mar7 Parish School Board
was held this day. The meeting was
called to order by President J. C.
Clausen, the following members and
a quorum present: Messrs. Sidney
Bonvillian, J. H. McCardell, c. A.
Aycock, John Clausen, Pres, VIM
Folse, Richard Pepper, ]. D. Ehrlich.
Absent: Messrs. William Gardner,
w. T. Peterman, H. J. Jolly, F. D.
Winchester.
The minutes Of the regular meet
ing of October 8, 1917 and the spe-
cial meeting of November 2, 1917,
were read and approved.
The financial report Of Supt.
Chas. Gott for the quarter ending
December 81, 1917, was read and on
motion of William Folse, seconded
by C. A. Aycock was approved. The
report being as follows:
Statement Of Receipts and Disburse-
Ments of St. Mary Parish School
Board General Fund Account For
Quarter Ending Dec. 81, 1917.
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by Mr. Ehrlich all bills approved by
the finance committee were ordered
paid.
After a general discussion of the
schools attended in the parish the
board adjourned.
CHAS. GOTT,
Supt.-Secretary
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U. S. Army, Navy, and
Aerial Development
Liberty Motor" Will Be One
OF Greatest Factors In
Winning the War

| The Liberty Motor, the greatest
achievement of the war so far, and
! the wonderful progress being made
! by the Aviation Corps are explained
in the latest communication sent to
| Governor Pleasant by the Council
of National Defense for release thru
| the State Council of Defense:
"American aviation units have
moved up to stations Immediately
behind the front in France. The
vanguard of the new army of the
sir for which Congress voted S64O,-
100000 last summer is about to join
the forces of land and sea in action
against the Germans.
The Navy has tripled in size since
the war began, and the Army has
multiplied itself ly thirteen. These
are rapid incre7 ;es. But the first
year plans for the Air Service call
for an increase of more than hun
dredfold.
Last spring the Aviation Corps
had less than 200 airplanes of all
degrees of serviceability. Now a
fleet of $4,000 planes is being built.
When war began there were Is avi-
tors. A force Of 10000 aviators is
being trained. The total personnel
of the old flying corps, ground wor-
kers as well as fliers, was 1000.
The total personnel Of the new fly
ing corps is 100000.
Before any real fighting planes
could be turned out a new American
had to be created. This is the great
task that has been quietly accom-
plished in the last five months.
When the Aircraft Production
Board started its work only two COM
panies manufacturing airplanes we're
in operation in America, and the
machines they had been making for
the Allies were Of a type serviceable
only for practice flights.
The Liberty Motor is a model of
Standardization. It is built with
four cylinders, or with eight, or with
twelve, and the same parts are in
terchangeable for all three of the
different sizes. The greatest auto
mobile factories in the world have
been provided with the machinery
necessary for turning out these mo-
tors-the factories that have sup
piled the United States with it's
100000 automobiles when all the
rest of the world gets along with on
ly 100000.
It has been necessary all along
not to Interfere with the supply of
raw materials, particularly spruce,
and of certain completed aeroplane
parts, to the flying forces Of our
Allies.
In return for these materials the
Allies are giving US the rich benefit
of their experience. For months
young Americans have been in train
ing for our Air Corps on the flying
fields of England and France. On a
dozen and more of new flying fields
in America veteran fliers from the
Western Front are helping in the
preliminary training of our new av-
iators.
AS to whether the war can be won
in the air there seem to be two opin-
ions. At any rate the Aviation Sec
ton is not leaving any stones un-
turned.
LA. STATE COUNCIL DEFENSE,
John Marshall, Secy.
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terxEnding Dec. 81. 1917.
First Ward Specia,
Balance cash in Bank Oc-
tober l, 1917 ..... -. 142S.73
Receipts-none.
Disbursements :. .... 100000

tober /, 1917 ..... -. l42S.I3
ReceiptS-none.
Disbursements :. .. 100000
Bal in bank Dec. 81, 1917 s428.73
Third Ward Special
Balance cash in Bank Oc-
tober l, 1917 ..........3137.37
Receipts ...... .... go. 1886
TOTAL .... .... 49,. .$3176.73
Disbursements-Non
Balance in bank 12-31-17. 3176.73
i Third Ward Traction Forfeit
Bal. cash in bank 1O-1-17. $45.75
Receipts-None.
Disbursements-Non
Balance cash in Bank De-
cember 81, 1917 -. .$45.75
Fifth Ward Special.
Balance cash in Bank Oc-
tober /, 1917 ..... ....1315.18
Receipts ...... ..... -. .l.31
TOTAL $1316.49
Disbursements 1882
Bal. cash in bank 12-31-17. 1887
Sixth Ward Special.
Bal. cash in bank 1O-1-17. $3981.14
Receipts ...... -. 80. 80. .l.76
TOTAL .... 49,. .S39S2 90
Disbursements .445.OO
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The Springfield herald., 1918-02-15
AND NOW THEY ARE COOKlke.
TOBACCO TO MAKE 1T BETTER

For good many years The American
Tobacco Company have been conducting
series of experiments having as their
object the Improvement of smoking
tobaccos.
And it is interesting to know that one
of the greatest of their discoveries was one
, Of the simplest and that was, that cooking
or toasting tobacco improved it in every
way, just as cooking most foods improves
them.
They took real Burley tobacco, growr,
in this country; toasted it as you would
toast bread; moistened it to replace the
natural moisture driven off by toastng;
made it into cigarettes, called them
LUCKY STRIKE, the toasted cigarette"
and offered them to the public.
Theresult has been the greatest demand
ever created for any tobacco product in a
similar length OF time.
The change produced by toasting isnot
only most wholesome, but the flavor is
greatly improved. just as cooking improves
meat for example.
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Locals

EImore, Minter and others of
@. l. we're here Tuesday.
Rev. Ferguson preached two
excellent sermons at the cours
house Sunday.
Auc. Russell, T. v. Nidey, G.
A. Inman, j. ]. Riddle and others
southwest were in Monday.
Ed. Pierson CAME down from
Lamar Monday-be here two or
three weeks, may be all summer.
For the diamond. studded Stor-
ington nabobs who were. here for
income purposes Morlday-see
Stonington letter.
Among those from Two Buttes
who came down Monday to look
into our mirror were Lon Math-
ews, ]. G. Lent, Glen Forney. j..
ID. johnson, b. w. Metcalf, N. G
Jones, L. Harper. and Uncle VIM.
Curtis and son N. B.
Merchant Patterson is feeding.
his team too much oats-took a
mile hike Saturday driverless.
Paved the street with coal, but
otherwise did no de- mage.
Mrs. Lamport is remodeling
the old meat mar ket into what
will be very nice and com tort
able residence.
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Locals

w. E. McCreary of honant7
has con tracted to try out the ia.
nous So.
Archie Konkel, Clyde Hend-
rickson, Jno. Hall, Dean and 9th
er financiers of Rodley were here
Monday to see the income man
thought they could arrange for
an income next year.
E. w. Edwards and family OF
Duet Falls, Mont, cousins of
Mrs. w. M. Stewart and n. G.
Jones, came down las. week for
a short visit. Their rainfall is
nearly the same as ours, only
more in wheat growing time,
hence small grain and aaX are
their main crops.
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Luther ,Eckles returned the
first of the week from the Hutch.
inson business college-account
of rheumatism.
E. D. Cooper and H. M. Goss,
real estate boosters of Liberal,
'Kans.. were with US the first of
.She week, the fC. -,er leaving an
ad. for his partner, J. W. Baugh-
man. See elsewhere.
.. P. M. Walker planked down
the mum for 1O4. Leave you to
guess the rest.
Judge Herbert. one Of the ear
liest old-tim settlers and a coed
old democratic war horse. this
week had his subscription peg
moved up into 10 and carried
of a map to send to friend back
east.
J.R, East, Nonpartisan organ.
izer, informs as that 275 are now
signed up in this county. and 8.
900 in the state. He informs US
that one of their spell binders of
Denver is going 60 tour the cour-
ty, with dates as follows: Fair
iView 25th, 7:30; Joycoy 26,
2:3O, and Lake View 7:3O; Star
26th, 7:3O; Stonington 18th, 7:3O:
l Konantz End, 7:30. He thinxs a
date will also be arranged for
|Springfield.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Henry Fordicc. single man. by hi.
deed of trust, dated June lst. 1889 recorded Aug
ust 6th, 1889 in book z. Page 76 Of the records of
R.ca county, Colorado did convey to David Il.
Emmons, Trustee. tho following described real
estate, situate in Baca county. Colorado. to-wit:-
The north west quarter thl Of section eight Isl
In township twcnty-nne t2sl range forty-two A2l
ives. of the sixth (sth] principal meridian to NC
cure payment of note for three hundred dollars
and interest thereon:
And whereas, default has been mnde in the
payment Of said note and the interest thereon nc
cruins on and after December lst 1892.
And whereas. the said David r. Emmons. trus-
tee. is said to be deceased. but of a certainty is
.b.ent from Baca county. Colorado. the county
n which ssid premises arc situated. and by reason
thereof the undersigned. the sheriff and acting
sheriff of Bsca county Colorado. has become and
4. sueeessor in trust 70 the said David II. Emmons
Trustee:
And whereas. tho present legal holder and own
er the said note secured by said deed Of trust
has n ade request upon the undersigned successor
In trust to sell the said premises in accordance
with the terms of said deed Of trust:
Now therefore. notice 10 hereby that the under
siansd successor in trust as aforesaid, at the re-
quest of the leg holder Of said note. and by vir-
tue of the authority given by and in said deed OF
trust, will on Monday. the fourth day OF March.
A. D. 1915 at tho hour Of ten o'clock in tho FORE
noon Of said day. sell and dispose OF the above
described premises in the manner provided for in
said deed Of rust at the front door tf the court
house in the town Of Springfield. in the county OF
Baea, State of Colorado. at public venue to the
highest bidder for tho purpose Of paying said in
debtedness and ali costs and expenses of cxccut.
ing this trust.
Dated n. Springfield. Colorado, this 29th day
January. A. D., 1918.
MAURICE LONG. Sheriff and acting sheriff
Baca county. Colorado, successor in trust.
First pub, Feb. I, last pub. Mar. !, 1913.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAND

OfRce Of the State Board Of Land Commissioners
Denver. Colo. jan. le. 1918
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles E. Howell
whose postofee address 10 Springfield. Colo. has
made application has made application No. ASST
to lease the following described school Lands. stu
ats In Bsca County. Colo. to wit: sH and swA oi
Sec. l6 Town. % .. Range 49W. All Of 3s 2es 80 w
Notice 10 further hereby given that all othe,
persons desiring 20 file An application to lease al
or any part Of this tract Of land must Ale same r
this otses prior to Feb. q. 1918. - no other ap
plestion TO lease the above described lands vii
b considered aftSr asld date.
RAYMOND MILLER. President State Boar
Land Commissioner.
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Notice for Publication
Department Of che interior
u. 8. Land Offscs at Lamar. Colo.
Ia II 1Ql

u. 8. Land Offscs at Lamar. Colo.
Dec II 1877
Not c. Is hereby given that Peter Morris Lock.
wood Of Springfield Colo. who, on June l6- 1914,
made hom. stead entry No ol42s5 for Lots s. 6. and
el.nwA Of Sec. Is, T. ne .. R. IS W.. and Lot g.
nsI.nek, and shnsk Of Sec. 10 7. 3. 5. R. <s W.
and On Dec. % 1915. made A. H. e. Serial No
o2ss2 lot sec Is, 81 9. r u " 9Th u. has hisd
notice Of Intention o make thres-yeaf proof, q
establish claim to the land above described. b.
fore Silas Spsckmann, U 8 commissioner. ai
Springfield. Colo. IN the Eth day Of hsrch'l9l7
Claimant names a Witnesses:
W. W. L. aeh, Frank ". Staris. and Fred Start.
ali three Of sprinsssld. Colo. wsrlesn Jackson Of
Villas, Colo.
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NOTICE Fo" PUBLICATION.
Dep.ytmsnt Of he Intsr or.
Oepsfsensok nc s'sos VI
g Land OfY,re At lamar. Colo. Jan. s.

U. s. Land Once At Lamar. Colo. Jan. s. 1918.
Noti'e 10 hereby gwen that Curtis s. House
Of Wills, Clio. who. on Dec 10. 1915. made
Hd. entry. serial N"ols4ss, for the los Is. ns14.
swl4 Of section ., Township s2- south. range
ls west sixth Principal Meridian. has fled notiet
Of intention 10 make final year proof, 70 estab-
hsb claim to the land above described, before
Silas E. Speckmsnn. U. s. CON-, at Springfield.
Colo. on tho 2sth day Of Mar. 1918.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Hugh C. vsnosdei, Joe 8. Hutson. w. R. jack.
son all Of Villas, James EzslL 4 Springfield. Col
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NOTICE FOR puBLlcarloN

U. 8. Land Oh3es st Lamar, Colo, Dec. q, 1917
Notice 10 hsrsby ven that Frank A. Sherman
Of Clyde. COLI, who, on June 2S. 1918 made Hd.
entry, ssriaJ No 0lslos, Tor Lot 8. nwA:. hwH and
slsnx Of Section 81. and lot snd swAnwA
Of Section q, Township a2 South Range q
", 9Th principal meridian. has filed notice Of in
tention to make three year proof, 70 ssG bli. b
claim t, the land abovc described. before Silss
spsckmann. y. s. Commissioner. At Springfield.
Colo, on the 9th day Of Feb, 1918.
Claimant nance - witnesses:
s, p. Mccullough. and D. D. Mccullough, both
Of fsstonshurG, Colo. James Cummings. and J. N.
Jordan both Of Clyde. Colo.
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NOTICE FOR Pt BLICATIoN.
IPuhliah.rl

Department Of the Interior
u 8. Land Office At Lamar Colo. Jan. 10. 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that Bert Sharp. Of
Joycoy. I olo. who, on September %. 1914, mad
Hd entry. No. oi4s5o. for the e'., Of Sec. H. and
Township 81 s.. Range ~ W..
9Th Prin Mer has fled notice Of intention 70 make
thrss year proof to establish claim to the land n
bove dscfibed, before Silas T.. Speckmsnn, U. 8
Commissioner. at Springfield. Colo., on the 26th
day Of Mar, 10 8.
Clamimant nance a. Witnesses.
Jesse I. Homer. Frank Homer. Walter Brown.
sll Of Joycoy, Chas A. Sspp. Of Springfield. Col.
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NOTICE eoR PUBLICATION
fP11AHa1Rofl

D0pATtmehl OF tho Iht0rsOI
q Il land Office at Lamar. Colo
Sept. u, 1917
Notice 10 hereby given that Mot mer ia 10,
Mc~inney OF Joycoy. Cob who, on Jan. 10, 1915
made Hd. entry. olss57. for lot s. T. sl1nwha
AID neA Of Section ls Two. 81 s. Range u
9TH prin, N. has hled notice Of intention u
make thres year proof. 70 establish claim to tn,
land above described. before the Judge Of th'
County Court, at Springfield. Colo. on the l6tl
day Of Feb. 1918.
C1aimant names as witnesses.
Mrs. N N. Hancock. Mrs. Loon Henuess. Lso'
enness, J. P. Hennis. all Of Soycoy C"io.
A. L. BEAVERS, oAolster.
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NOTICE PUBLICATION
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Department Of the interior
IJnitad 8tatAa Land OMcA

Lamar. CoiosaAo. Dec. q. lyl7.
Noties 10 hsrsby sivsn that Bert chs.sy, Of
Campo. Colo, who. On Jan q. 1918. made
Hemsstsad satry Ne. ol3tSs for M
Of Section - Tnvn bio ~ g.. Range
4s ". 9Th Prsn. u rsdisn. has fisd notice Of In.
tsntioa 70 make Final thr eyss Proof. b ssta''-
Hsh claim - th land above described. hsfort
Columbus c. swsm U. 8. Commissioner At Cam.
20. cssorsSo % tbs eeth day Of Feb. 1917.
Claimant nance a. Witnesses:
Gsesss ". Petty. William Tsvsbsusi.. GsorEs
G. Bowman. James u. Nsrri6eld, all Of Camp<
Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

U. s. Land Oh,re at Lamar. Colo. Jan. ~. 10 H.
Notice Is Hereby given that William P. Mont-
gone y. Of Campo Coo.. who on Feb. =. i9l6.
made Homestead entry Additi' ns1 No. olso6l.
Of cet'on 49, TWP " S,R n aes. s,x
p. N. hss lie noti, e II Intention to make rec
ysss prnf 10 s.'a H-h claim to the and above
de- tbsi before lumbus C. Sven. U. S. Com.
at Campo. Col =. on the sth day var. lsls.
Claimant namss - Witnesses
Ben Mosssr. Oscar e. Adamy. Charles A. kra.
mer. Clsud B. Ro .ees. II Of Ca 90, Colo.
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Final Proof Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dspar, uasnt of the Int, r,or

u. q. Land once At Lamar. C"l Dec. e. 1917.
Notice 10 here given thnt Ci'rence " Conner
Of Villas Colo. who. ,pn Nay .. s2 ma's
I'D entry. ~ amended No 0i'Sl4, Lots. s II 9,
Ser. 8. Lots 5. q. T.. 20 q. - md Lots i3 IS,
a. -. Section and Lots 46, "nd 4s. Section
Section. 7. Township 81 s., Range ~ W, 9th
P. H., has hled notice Of iatsntion 10 make 'hrss
year proof. 70 establish claim to the land above
described, bsiors N. J"mes Jones. U. s. Com
nisstsssr, At Two Duttss. Colo. On the 18th day
q Yshsuasy. 1918,
Claimant nanes - witnesses:
HaSskiah Anriae, Frsd Holllsssd. Fannie Hol-
lisser, Ntltoo Anrine. al Of villas. Colo.
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Notice for Publication
D-par tment Z the Interior

D~phTtm9ht the IntoTtof
US Land Offic- At Lamar, Colo. Dec. Is, '9l7
Notcr 10 her BY given that Carl N. Hearn
Baker, Colo. VIII. on January 9Th. 1916. mare
homestead entry No. 0lb7sl, for Lots ST, n}a se1<
4 swh4 Of sec. 8. - D.. Il ". 9Th N. has fled
notice Of In ntion to make thres-year proof, 70
establish claim the land shove described before
Silas Speckmsnn, commissioner. At Spring
fell. Colo on the 7th day Of March 1918.
Clnimant names ~ " wtnesses:
Jess w. Harvard, G. L. McMansman and Chas.
W. Brill. all three Of Baker, Colo, d. E. sitton,
Of wentworth. Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(PubNsher1

u. s. Land Once at Lamar. Colo. Jan. Is 1918.
Eotes 10 hereby Rivea that G. Tom Reeves.
OF Campo olo., who on Aug IL, 1918. made nd.
entry No oi3lia 'or the sh Of Section %.
Township aS Ransc d ". sth P. M- has hIsd
notice Of intention to axe ". vroof to tablsh
elsim to The land rbove deseribsd. before olum-
bus c. SVEN. u. 8. Com. at Campo. Colo. on
the 9th day Of Mar, 1918.
Claimant nAmes a. witnesses
Harry Keller. Raymond c. Dunn. Henry Kesier.
G. R. Lueas. all Of Campo. Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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nopartment of ths Interior

Land ONCE At LANAI Colorado
Dec. 26. 1917
N utiee il hereby given that Herman beehte'. VI
Clyde Colorsdo, who on Nov. ~. lsls d'aae
Ho. ..nery. No. 0l56l3. for ne 81 ot section
as Township 81 South Range 20 "e''
sch p NJ hs. eIed notice Of intention TO make
e,.I = x..r pnoof to establish claim TO the land
.,.,vs Il. .cribed before Silas E. SpeckRann -. 5.
Commis 'oner n Springfield. Colorauo' on me
9th day o MAI. 1913
CLAIMANT names witnesses;
= T. pitcher W. Z. Gimbel d. Is. Cfri'
three of Clyde, J. v. Jackson. Springfield. Col
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of ths Interior. U land ofies at
Lamar. Colorsdo. Jan. q. 1918.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that Warlean Jackson >
Villas. Colo. who on March 18th, 1918. made
Id .ntr, No0l2709 for lot u and ss'4sw4 OF
Sec. 8. and Lot and nesnw'. Of Sec. Z. T. e g..
45 and the ne of Sec. IL T. 90 s.. r. Is w.
9Th .. n.. has h ed notics Of iptsntiou 70 make
final tnres year I'roof 70 estshlish claim 10 the
LAM sbove described bsiors Silas T. Spsekmann
U. 8. CON-. at Springfield Colorado, on tins
Nth day OF Mar. 1918.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Curtis s. House and J. R. Ezell both Of Vilas, w.
w. Leach. and Pei or NJ. Lo ockwood OF Springfield.
Colo.
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DO YOU WANT
A FEDERAL LOAN?

If so, F ave your abstract
of title made by the Baca
Co. Abstract Co., Spring
field, Colo. Have had 13
years experience in maxi
ing abstracts of title to
Baca county lands.
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Sheriff's Sale

lsy virtue Of an order of sale and special exc
cution issusd out Of the county court Of Baca
'untr, state Of colorado bearing date Of Jan. 2s
1918, in a certain cause wherein Joseph N. Raber
is plaintiff. and Mrs. Evie Booth. Minnie Dun.
beck Josephine N. Raber. and persons whose
names are unknown to plaintiff are defendants,
wherein l am c,mmnndej to sell the following
described real estate. to-wit.
The south half Of section twenty-oae (2D In
Township thirty-one. ISL south. Of Range Forty.
seven t47] west Of the sixth principal meridian.
containing three hundred and twenty t320l acres
moro or less. government survey. situate. lying
and being in tho county of Bacs and the state of
Colorado.
Or 20 much thereof a. may be necessary 70 satis-
fy tho sum Of nine hundred dollars
t$soO.oo]. with interest from
January Goth, 1917, at the rate CT per cent Der
annum, which was by the court sdjudRsd 70 tho
plaintiff ~ his dnmages In said cause, and also
tho sum Of forty two dollars and ffty-Avs cents
tS42,651, costs.
Now therefore, By authority Of said order Of
sale and special execution, have levied upon the
above described property and al estate. and will
on Monday. the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1918,
at the hour Of ton o'clock in tho forenoon, at the
front door Of the court house in the Town Of
Springfield. in the county Of Baca and State Of
Colorado. eel the Aforesaid described premises
or 50 much thereof as ma" BE- sui" lent to satisfy
said debt, interest and eosts, at public vendQe to
the highest and best bidder for cash.
Dated 1t Springfield, Colorado, January %, 1913
MAURICE LONG,
Sheriff Of Bsca County, Colorado,
J. z. Doughty. Atty for Plaintiff
Fl 1t pub Feb I. 1918
SNot puh Mar, I. 1919
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NorIok FOR PUBLICATION
n.narfrnsnt Of tic Ints,,or

u. s. LAID Once At Lamar. Col Jan, l6, 1918
Notice hereby given that Jane, A. Dean. o
westola, olo., who. Sept l. 1914. mad. Hd "ntr
NJ O7Do tract No.si or lot 81, Sec. 81. lois 70
d. &c. 25 T whship - south. Ra' To a2 west, rn
lots 81 q. ~ \. IL l2o' Sec. 10, Township 81 =.
Rage q W 9Th p. u, has fisd notice Of ints,
ton to make Anal year proof, to establish elsin
. the land above described, before the Judge o
the County Court. al Springfield, Colo on th
18th day u Mar, 1915.
Claimant names - witnesses
Rolly Fleming. Tom Nickel both Of wsssola. Cox
Lawson VIII tshesd. z. b. Kerr, both Of stouins
on. Colo.
AL. BEAVERS. Resisssr
The Springfield herald., 1918-02-15
Notiee for pubiIcation
nHpARfnEHf OF THE rNrEHroR

Aoeies fer pubiIeation
pEPARTnENf OF THE INTERIOR
U. 8. Land ofses at Lamar, Cox, Jan. u. 1918
Notice 10 hsrsby sivsn that Charles B. kogofs
Of kodley. Colo, Who. on January n. 1913, mad
Hd. entry. No. 0ie&s7. Tor enc nwN, Section q
and nsh Of Sec. n, TWP. a2 South. Rang
u ", 9Th p. n. has died notice Of intsntion h
make Anal year proof to e.ta"lish claiR, to th'
land above described, before tie Judge Of tht
County Court. at Springfield, Colo. on the lstl
day Of Mar, 1917.
Claimant names - witnesses
q. !. Dishman, James Bosom. Carl Beck, Char,
ley Elmors, Of Rodlsy, Colo.
> A.. L. BEAVERS, Resists,
The Springfield herald., 1918-02-15
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Uitsd ststss I'd Ohcs at Lamar, Colo.
Oct. 4, 1917.
Notice 10 hsrsb given that William \ Denney
Of Springfield. (oIo.. Whc on April 10. 1914 made
Hid. entry. No. 0lA2sl. Tor ot %. Sec. u, 7. S2
lots 10 Il. II, ls. II. se.nwh, e1swh
Of Sec. 9. Township. "a s.. Range. Y
w. sth P. A..has filed notice Of intention 20 MAKE
thrse year oof to establish claim to the lans
above described. before the Judgccf the Lount1
Court. at Springfield. Colo. on the Is day oi Feb
.9l8.
Chmant nanoo as Witnesses
John H. Neal. Send Arroyo. burl !. Caldwell
u. o. Whits. W. A. Fields. all Of Springfield. Col
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