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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-04-19
liberty DAY, FRIDAY, APRIL rs

dollar minimum.
Sunday April u, will be devoted
by thousands of preachers to spe
tlal Liberty loan sermons. The treas
ury has received a flood of letora
from ministers promising their sup
port of the loan campaign on that
day
Particular Interest was displayed
yesterday in the achievements OF the
ST. Louis banner district Its cola.
mittee Of managers reported that the
part Of Indians within the district
had ayersuhscrlbed IL per cent. Ar
kansas Is second in the district with
percentage OF rs and sales OF S1i,
COS coo: in Illinois, Missouri and other
states Of the district, only the small
er towns have reported fully. aud
later totals from big cities are ex'
peeted to swell the records, Mem
phis, In the st. Louis district, started
It's drive yesterday
New England is believed to lead
ali districts in the number OF indi-
vlduals. Subscribers of whom l42,'
900 Rave been reported already, al,
increase Of 24,eo0 for single day
- a
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APPOINTED DIRECTOR

tBy Associated Pressl
LONDON. April 19.--Lady Gertrude
Crawford, who has been appointed
director OF the womens branch Of
the air service. is one of very
few women classed master turner's.
She was one of the first women in
England to enter munition fac
tory and has ever since done great
technical and organizing work that
naturally led to her new appointment
where the work of thousands OF
women mechanics will come under
her direction
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-04-19
tBy Associated Preas.,

BY Associated Freas.l
PARIS. April 19.-The French last
night reduced German machine gun
nests on the front of yesterdays at
tack southeast of Amiens The
French captured $50 prisoners. in.
eludlng twenty officers. They also
captured prisoners in successful
raid along the verdun front Rheims,
which has been afire for a week, Is
now smoking ruin The Germans
fired 100000 shells In the heart nf
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QUESTION COLES wire

w Associated PresSD
oAN FRANCISCO, April l9-Fed-
v,al :, officials today questioned Miss
"sien ftllman of Allentown, Pa,
'nO' according to authorities, posed
T" 'ne wife Of Charles Cole at the
@aets trial on the charge OF steal
@s $4,000 worth OF Liberty bonds
'0m the twelfth federal reserve
Oank Federal officials said Cole
psaued that he had stolen to pro-
,,De an operation for his wife and
We plea for leniency was not con-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-04-19
IRV 70 DYNAMITE
RAILROAD TRAINS

ny Associated PreaAl
DILLON, Mont, April ls.--Dyna-
mite found along the railroad tracks
near here yesterday by county au,
Aofities is declared to have been
pIaced by pro.Germans with the in
ent to destroy trains. They have
called on residents to act as special
officers and report suspicious per-
sons or sedltious utterances. An at
eapt was made recently to enter
ae powder supply house west of
Dillon
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(By Associated Presnl
OTTAWA, Ont, April t9.-Reuters
dispatch says the British battle line
is more secure than 1t has been
for days. The only point where the
enemy gained anything yesterday was
opposite the hill lof Pinges where
he succeeded In bridging the La
Basse canal, but the only Germans
that crossed came as prisoners.
One of the foremost French gen.
erals who commanded three French
divisions in the heavy fighting pre-.
vious to April Z. declared unreserved-
ly to Reuters correspondent, I'VE
have every ground for confidence
both in Picardy and Flanders"
The British destroyed the bridges
across the canal. They hold the en-
tire waterway in addition to having
re,established their line west to Ro-
beeq.
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ISSUE COAL RULES


Hy Associated FFesssf
WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Rules of
procedure for county chairmen Of
the fuel administration in the yari.
Gus states for quoting definite prices
on coal to prospective buyers In their
communities we're issued yesterday
by the fuel administration.
A revision of margins is con-
templated to arrive at proper
price basis. Where consumers can,
not obtain from their dealers infor-
nation as TO prices for different
sizes and quality of coal they may
90 to their county chairman
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BRITISH COMPLETELY REPULSE
Hun ATTACKS AROUND G|VENCHY
Six Different German Divisions En-
gagged Suffer Heavy
Losses

moves during the night. Quiet pre-
vailing this morning along the great
er part of the Flanders front. The
British reestablished their line west
of Robecq by recapturing the ground
at the Rick Du Vinage farm. Yester-
day the Germans heavily bombarded
KENNEL hill in preparation for fresh
assaults.
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FRENCH CAPTURE MACHINE GUNS
AND TAKE MANY HUN PRISONERS

the city, according to lie Matin.
The flames were seen by aviators
from sixty to seventy miles away.
The Rheims streets we're buried
under the debris. Ancient buildings
were reduced to dust and ashes. The
vaultlng of the famous Rheims ca.
thedral is falling stone by stone.
Notwithstanding the terrible bonn
bardment forty Paris firemen we're
sent to the relief Of the city and
have not been recalled Some OF
them lost their lives.
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Bullion Shipped
by West End Co.

. The West End Consolidated =
= Mining company this morning =
. shipped Its cleanup for the first =
. half OF April Il consisted OF .
. 81 bars. weighing SLIPS ounces. =
. The bullion Is about goo fine and =
= at the present price Of silver, =
= considering the gold content, It =
. was worth about sl.2o an ounce. =
A~HANNN 80 AN = .
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GIVE UP PLATINUM


w Associated fresa.t
WASHINGTON, April 10. - The
government has received many Of
fers of platinum from private citi-
gems since the announcement OF the
shortage that was handlcapping scien'
tIile and munition works. Some OF
Il was rendered as gifts and some
offered at the market price by own
ers that think It unpatriotie to hold
Il for personal adoFnment In the
prssent cFisLs.
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s NEVADA COUNTIES
GET HONOR FLAGS

SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-
seventy-two northern California
cities, fourteen counties, fifty south
ern California cities, three counties
and five Nevada counties we're
awarded Liberty loan honor flags.
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BREW NEW BEER

ay Associated PRes@.l
LONDON. April 19.-A new beer
brewed for consumption after April
l. with a reduced gravity win divert
100000 quarters of barley from bFew.
sRs 70 bAkars.
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MORE EARTH SHOCKS


tlty Associated Pre~#l
FOR DE FRANCE. Martinique,
Thursday April is.-slight earth
shocks have been felt here during
the past five days. The tremors
began at noon Sunday Thirty thou
sand persons lost their lives IN
May. 1903 In two eruptions Of Mount
palsa
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.Y1LD|ERS Of ITALY WILD FOR
ORDERS TO JOIN THE FRENCH
News That COIOrs Would Fly Over
Picardy Brings Storms
of Applause

and Portuguese thus sealing the
union which exists
4By Associated presal
WASHINGTON, April 10. = The
Italian embassy announced today that
Italian regiments are all ready to
form the right wing OF the allied
armies in France.
The embassy gave out the state
ment that Italian regiments will
soon be in the thick OF battle Many
officers and soldiers are asking %
be incorporated in regiments sent
20 France.
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SILENCE MONSTER GUN

thy Associated Pressl
PARIS. April 1s.-The German
long range guns have been silent for
Iforty-eight hours This is believed
to be the result of the French coun'
ter fire.
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DISMISS CHARGES
AGAINST PROFESSOR

CHICAGO, April 1o.-The morals
court today dismissed charges of dis
orderly conduct against Professor
Thomas, the elderly sociologist and
Mrs. R. NJ. Granger, the young wife
of an army officer.
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'Wy Associated R'resa.b
LONDON, April 19.--The German
attack around Givenchy was com.
pletely repulsed yesterday when the
assault ceased after heavy losses
The enemy had been able to secure
only limited footing on one or two
points of the more advanced British
defenses. Attacks on the British
lines in the northern part of the
Lys area south of KENNEL we're
successfully repulsed The situation
was unchanged along the entire Brit
ish front during the night which was
completely quiet with the exception
of artillery activity 1t has been
determined that six different Ger
man divisions engaged In the un-
successful attacks on the Givenchy.
st. Venant sector. The British ar
ttllery and machine guns broke up
enemy attacks last evening south of
KENNEL. The British captured pris-
oners and some machine guns in
minor operations during the night.
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. . . . . . . . . .
TO-DAY AND A YEAR AGO. .

oihcial readings OF the ther. .
Iometer by the United States =
observer at Tonopah: .
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tBy Associated PreaAl
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, April 19.-Exhsusted by
the failures in yesterdays attacks
on Givenchy and the La Basse canal
front, the Germans made no further
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THE WEATHER

-..l,,, and Saturday fair; white
'S frost tonight
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pflId}tet, Den SfefrutIer1tngs &oms
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1900 Efillfo abgelegter &lel0el fir
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Der 8eltlette entfaltelt tperoeri. 9ref
'Hlertel pes @eldaftstetles If ebelllo
ben Ntalliler aonllfes 5~l'gefpleleh
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l.okaIes.
sla.s Ser Staotgaae.

9os n@or s%aoinas Stamps
8oaro. ludjf inn grIuftbnis mad, aui
Gem 4larnoGlasa eius@ efdiloe Ell.
riAten 5lt biHirfen,, TIT fpelhem 8Qr
Snpinas Stamps perfmtft neroel
iollen. 9er 9dit miro 5lpiidett
$1,000 nno St50Q foiten, Sic
bieiigen ar6eifer lnipilenl hdbell
iid erboten, Die Irbeit 81 lieferu.
Ser 8lat, no oas @ebduoe n1fgc-
fiibrt miro, lit nod nidt feltgeitellt,
Nah gee1loieuilgs oes &rieees miro
oas 9aus @igertunt Der Stabt. Cine
neie GroinanS ibreibt Die GiniesitH9
zines 1Saperpiling Motion Yictlre
Committee" Dor; eitte moere Die zines
.goaro of Bublic @elfore," bos ole
offernli6e @elofammluneen inter
aontrone baben ion.
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laltlften mir Den 4nfang oes aonacr-
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nit lieutenant @reacrt."
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:

Bet eIt1etlt Gtngfampf, Den sfDei
Soloaten IN 2nrebo si1r llnterbal.
hing lbrer &umcraoen ueranltaltet
batteu, Itiir5te Der eine oer1elben.
Hapmono .. 8prnes aus gi5le
@rope, 81, 10 urtglidlidl oaB er oas
Miifgrat bra6 uno balo oarauf ltarb.
Der 12=iabrige Sofepb Mifu.
tenfu BON SnIleftspiue tplroe onrf)
Sic 5ufdaige gntlnoung zines Sdrot,
gefpebrs NIT Dem er einen 6abiht
faieBen po1te, getotet. Ser 5dllB
hattie Die gan5e ShdoeIoede Mcgee
riifen.
0ie Stalluitgen llno @araaen
bon bier @obnbduiern in Gan 8eni,
to uuroen art Mittmob ourd Jeuer
5eritort. Der nngeri6tete Sdaoen Be.
latft iih nnf $500.
- Ser Neutrality-suspicious. fir Sic
Notleioenoen I'M ben fpeltteraniihea
9iirre 9iitriften Bat cine Sobe bon
$87,756 erreidt.
Sfdafs Sd1tllliperI1terloent
9ongbtp bemiibt ii1 nod ardften.
Dem 2ebrerniangel inn Staate ab5u.
belfen uno bat iih oesbalb nit benz
9onntp Snperintenoenteu IN Ser.
tiitou1g geiest. 8eionbercr Mangef
berridt in ben nadfolgenoen Golln.
ties: Erin5ipale: MngeIina, Camp.
Clan, Goofe, 5reeitone, &au, Saroe-
man, Suoipetb, aarnes, aauimart,
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gelinn, 5reeltone, @ranIon, San.
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mentarlebrer: Mngelina, Mranius.
gosoie, Camp, Glap, @oliao, Crop
ion, 5aroeman, SuSipetb, Sobnion,
aarnes> aaufmalL Mtnrion, Store.
mai, Sutton, upfbur, gictoria,
8aler. SSn manfen oiejer goun-
ties tperoen bis 81 odt5ebn 2ebrer
perlangt.
33molf Meilen bon Sort 8ortb
ltiir5ten Die auf Dem 2ope Mpiotions-
fel6e bel Dallas itationiertcn 5lieaer-
lentnants Sanles Wc&eeuer bon Dem
yorf un0 Sobn @ioeilbam bon Sos
Nrgcles, Sal, nit ibrem Ieroplda
aus elmer betr1dtlid)en Sobe ub uEO
muroen getotet.
Genn Meilen bon @aco milroe
Gle Seid)e bon g. 2. Samuels, frii-
hcr elmer Der befanntelten Ibpofotcfi
in &aco, alf Der i'm ~aeborigell
6arm entoedt Gen 8erlesnngen
nad sn ihlieBen, lit er pbn eiteill
fpiocripenlfigen Malrlclel 81 1ooe &C.
italnpft morDen.
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len Der Staot Auitin ourd) einen BE-
idl,lB Der 9rllitees abeeidafft.
Iuf ben Gansiereeleilen IL
aten 8raunfeIs tpuroe am 9onners.
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5pii6en slpci Goblen&ars su 9ob,
geouetfht. Ser 8erunglidte Mrs
bon ieinen eltern, 5pei Sdfpelterr
nno einem 8rlioer betrauert.
Siibide &egen fielen anl Don
iierstag in Der ltmgegenb Don S'So
mis-, @aco uto Gutberlan0 Sprinas
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1emaie.

Gan airtonio, 30. Sept. 1916
@%artoffeln, California, 1915.
SiiBtartoffeln, Gam, $3.50 H.. $500.
8fpiebeln, Segas 8erm1oas. $3.50 mub
$1.75; Grbital Rnre $1.75 uno $500.
Somaten, Gal, 1926.
8obnen. Colorado. Binto. per 9Th.
5000; California 8aboiis, per efpt.
$1,000; Yinfs, $3.50; Gina, $3.50;
Hnpb. $500; 8ladepes, 5000.
Sri56e Strina Beans, $3.50.
&obl, $3.50 per 100 Yfuno.
@riiner Yfeifer, $3.50 per Sufdel.
GufdeI.
Haoieshen. 60c Der Sbb. @iinoet.
WeerrerttusB ursein per $50. iSh.
@llrfeu. 75e per SBo.
grbien, per fIeiner Crate, $500.
8eeten. $3.50 per 100 8frno.
&ppfialnt, $500 uno 1925 per Crate.
Yeteriilie, 40c Der Yaibenos1 iinoeI.
Rfiriide. $1.65 uno $1.75 per Crate.
@elbe Bur5eln, $500 per 100 1fo.
@iephan3en. $3.50 per @nIdeI.
8iiben. $500 per 100 Rfunb.
Squnlb, $3.50 per BuIdel.
Saitteloipes. $3.50.
Spinat. $t.75 per Camper.
@riine @rbiett. $500 per 6nnnsr
Seaerie, Colorado, 90c uto 500 per
ErotP
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s~anfsra6en pSer Nntompbil -Merf-
itGfteu I?

Die 2esierung sebral6t Med)ani-
ter. Seoe Staot gebraudt iie. @e,
lii9t Die dlteite, groBte. beit equI.
nIerfe uno praftiidite Sdnle i'm
Siioen.
International Auto School,
I07-7t7 Soutb Shores Str,
Sdu Mntouio. Serog
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gieb.Iarft.

Gan gntonio, 30. Sept, 1915
&iibe, $3.50 bis 800.
&dlber, $3.50 bis $t0.75.
8lIen. $7.75 bis $11.50.
GdIen, $3.50 bis $1,000.
Ct. 9ouis. 20. september, 1913.
Ainobie6, Terass@ier, SO i $3.50 90.
Shtpeine. $15.25 bis $2o.65.
Gsae.
Wolf un6 Studs -. -. 30 eta.
IngorasS ieeeu, per Bfo. . 10 cts.
ansoras 8ieaen. beihdSiat 49,. 5 Cts.
Sdnfe.
9eldl5ene 5dute ........15c pee Bfo.
@riite 5dtite -......... t2c per BIO.
Sro6ene Sdate ..........2 Zoe per BIB
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Ium /. Sftober an barf feline
3eituns bnrd bic Epit berianbt tuer.
ben, bic Hidt i'm Sorans besablt 1T.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14

A. NJ. CHENEY, of the u. S. Food
Administration, Denver. sends out a
weekly news letter to 26S editors Of the
state. 80 Of whom have said they want
it. He says: II don't like to keep
insisting on an expression Of opinion,
but neither do want to keep Uncle
Sam carrying News Letters from me to
editors who have no use for them. II
you want the letter, let me know. If
you don't want it, tell me, and tell me
why"
Well said. Mr.. Cheney. You have
grasped the idea of conservation. which
is more than can be said of about
thousand government and other pub
licity men who clutter the newspapers
daily mail with bales of printed and
mimeographed matter on every con-
ceivable subject. Just keep your letter
coming to The News. for it is brief enuf
and local enuf to merit attention from
any Colorado editor.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. s. Land Once 4 Denver. Cobra.

U. s. Land ONCE 1t Denver. Colorado
May 22. 1918
Notice d hereby given that William w. Booth. u
Sal Equitable Blda. Denver. Colorado. who. on
December 2. 1907. made desert land entry No.
O26l4. ior the FL. Section 22. Twp. n. Range
60 w.: 9Th p. N. has filed notice 81 intentioa to
make ma. dssff land p'9S s"ds. Third
the land above described. before the Rseistes o.
Receiver. u. s. Land Office. 1t Denver. Colorado.
on the IL day o( July. 1918
Claimant NAMES as Witnesses: Nicholas A. Wood.
of Fort Logan. Colo. John c. Wood. Of Ksota.
Colo. joseph J. Drye. Of Denver. Colo. Walter
Roehe Of keota, Colo.
MARY WOLFE DARCIN. Register.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14

The War Finance Corporation has
approved its first loan. The loan is for
one million dollars. to the Northwestern
Electric Co., and is to be used to make
extensions, to develop additional cleo
trio power for use in connection with
shipbuilding.
New Raymer and Stoneham have
announced Fourth Of July celebrations.
Buckingham, Sligo and Grover are yet
to hear from, but it is quite certain
there will be no dearth Of places to 60
for those who must make the Fourth \
strenuous day.
BY changes effective June 2. the U.
p. motor now arrives at Briggsdale
daily at IL AS and leaves \. II :55 a. M,
stopping only ten minutes; arrival in
Greeley p. M, and Denver S:45 p. m.
vulcanizing at the Raymer Rubber
Tire Works. All kinds; any size. Prices
right. Work guaranteed. Send me .
trial casing by mail or express. I will
pay one way. CAT
DR.. B. L. Fowler, dentist. will be
in Keota the FIRST seven days Of each
month. tt
Work mares and colts for. sale. See
Charles E. Friend, five miles south Of
Keota. p66-7
Siberian millet seed for sale. Guy
D. Burgess, 8 miles north Of Keota.
p66-7
The Keota news., 1918-06-14

WATER power is one of Colorado's
most valuable undeveloped resources.
The United States geological survey
estimates that the minimum available
energy from this source in the state is
more than 5000. 600 horsepower, while
the surveys conducted by the state
to exceed l25, 600 horsepower has been
developed up to this time.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14

HOTELS turnout the nation have
been asked by the Food Administration
to gut down the number Of items listed
on their menus. Considering it sansly.
there never was any excuse for the
books put out by some of the hotels and
restaurants. The appetite that must
be tempted with 4 lot of nicnacs listed
in French jargon doesn't need feeding.
What it needs is rest.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land OASee At SeeyiinA Coio.

Notice y hereby Owen that lanes ]. Pospisii. Of
Pack Train. No. 3O0. Fort Bite. Texas. who, on
May e. 1918. made homestead entry, Serial No.
0z27S3. ior FL. Section z. Township. 10 N. Range
50 W., 6th r. NJ. has died notice q Intention 10
he land above described. before Ny Commandlns
OMees. Fort baiss Iexss under Act of October 8.
pear before U. s. ComMissioess Clyde [. Stanley.
N his once 1t keota. Colorado. On the 10 day of
July. 1918.
II Pine Bluffs. Wyoming. and lanes poepisll ST.
Fred Faulkner. and Wll1am r. Waneka al II
AT. BROWNS Register.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
- OA>~al->
u. s. Land Office Il Seesiins. Colombo
MAY ~. 1918

Notiee Is hereby given that J. Ray Brady. Of
kaIoas. Colorado. who. On Feb. II. 1914. made
Ho@estssd Entry. Sssisl No. 020090. for SEA.
58Wes.. 9Th Prnc!pa! Meridian. has died notiee q
inteation 10 make final TIRES yea! proof to establish
Ss.nje ~ 8. 8. cowm,ssjonep. n N" 80. Il
Keota. Colorado. on the Path day q July. 1918.
Claimant names ~ witnseess: Harlan G. Quiesle.
Fred L. Johnson. Elsser kalous. al Of kalous.
Colorado. Ceoree Hatch. Of StonshAm. Colosado.
A. r. BROWNS, Resistes.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14

EAT the perishables; sell the staples.
BY 80 doing you help yourself. and at
the same time help our soldiers and
those of our allies in their war against
military autocracy.
The Keota news., 1918-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Once At SteriIna. Colo.

May "a. 1918
Notice Is hereby given that Lucian G. Ailen Of
Loveiand, Colo xho. on May l. 1908 made Desert
Land Entry. No. 456. Serial No. O28l9. for 81.
Sec II. Twp. 3 N Range 50 W.. p NJ. has
filed notice Of intention 10 make Final Desert Proof
under Sec S. Of the Act Of March 4. 1915 to estab
lish claim to the land above described before The
Clerk 81 the District Court. in his Office at Greeley.
Colorado. On the goth day Of July. 1918.
Claimant names witnesses Nate Cohn. Harry
N. Harris. F. E. Busby. all Al Denver. Colorado and
l.. A. Jackson. Of keota. Colorado.
A. F. BROWNS REGISTER.