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The sun., 1919-08-05
SASKATCHEWAN IS
A MAGIC PROVINCE
Every Third Family in Young
Country Owns an Auto
mobile. .

Now, then, Mr. New Yorker, do not
pull down your atlas or your encyclopaedia
but out of your own wise head answer
the following questions--and see how far
you'll get:
What do you know about Saskatche-
wan? Is 1t lake, or town, or
mountain. or a river7 Is 1t in the United
States or in Mexico? Where or what
Is Saskatchewan. anyhow?
Well. have you answered. All right
Now see how near you came to getting
It right.
Saskatchewan Is one OF the great
prairie provinces of the Dominion OF
Canada. It's young thing, but It's
lusty and growing. II has a city-Re-
gina-that is big enough to be the scene
OF an up to date automobile show. and
was very busy with one all last week
One OF it's local daily papers carried
some full page advertisements OF this
event. one of which contains some
mighty interesting readlng-especislly
for the benefit of the unfortunate New
Yorker who hitherto hasn't been ex-
actly sure whether Saskatchewan was
the name Of a breakfast food or the
title of q comic song. Here are some
things that this advertisement said:
1T Is Just about nineteen years now
since the first motor show was held.
The scene was not Regina. 1t was New
York. Exactly seven different horse
less carriages were on exhibition. Thou
sands of visitors attended that motor
show to see the most UP to date dis
play OF the latest curioslty-and all the
world wondered.
1.-THE first Ford joke was still un-
Matched in those brave days. Henry
was still tinkering with the car that was
aIya fnr nf "a act op
all big fortunes. He was within sight of
his goal. but still too busy with his me-
chanical dreams to see visions OF the
Oscar II. or a great career In interna-
national Journalism.
"There tpds no Province Of Saskatche-
tpan then. Regina. with comparatively
recent and still vivid memories OF the
days Of Pile o. Bones Creek, was the
capital city OF the northwest territories.
A few wanderers had probably seen
'horseless carriages on visits to the East,
but there was not a single vehicle OF
the kind in all the West The man who
predicted that. within less than twenty
years, every third family In the Sas-
katchewan country would own a motor
car would have been considered insane.
Who so brave to-day as to make a sim
liar prediction about the airplans?
"Yet these things have come to pass.
There is q motor car In Saskatchewan
for one out of fourteen Of the entire
population-which means q car for
every third family. In this respect. a.
In 30 many others. Saskatchewan leads
the Dominion"
And 90 on. and 30 on.
Say. Mr.. New Yorker. what do you
know moo about big slice of the earth's
surface that twas no Province" nineteen
years ago but that now has "a car for
every third familyT'
Some oroErees-eh, what?
The sun., 1919-08-05
CANADA SEEKS OIL SUPPLY
IN WESTERN PROVINCES
Ten Scientific Parties at Work in Alberta and Sas-
katchewan, Where Seepages Give Promise of Good
Results-Needs Product Immediately

EDMONTON, Alberta, Aug. "A
thoroughkoing search for oil is being
made in Alberta and Saskatchewan this
summer. Ten geological parties are out
for the Imperial Oil Company, which
has made an appropriation of $1,000. 900
for experimental work that II 70 hoped
will result In the location OF new and
abundsnt sources Of supply. All the
present oil fields are being more fully
Investigated and number Of new pros
poets in the foothills Of the Rocky
Mountains and the further north are
also being tried out. The chances for
finding something worth while are con-
sidefed very good.
Canada wants more oil and wants II
right away. She Is now producing only
| small fraction of what she consumes
| and the bulk OF her petroleum supplies
OF all kinds Ii being brought IN from
the United States, Mexico and Peru. At
the same time there are Indications that
Alberta alone has enough undeveloped
petroleum to supply all Canada and
leave a good surplus for export. That
at any rate n the impression that has
prevailed for years past. has been spread
by the stories Of prospectors and sur
veyors and has already resulted in sew
eral booms and stampedes.
The Imperial Oil Company being ex-
tensively engaged in a general oil refin-
ing and marketing business In the Cana
dian territory wants to prove these
stories and by Investigations OF its own
to settle the question definitely whether
or not there is enough raw oil this side
OF the line to make Canada partially or
wholly Independent of outside supplies.
Making survey OF the West.
DR.. T. o. Bosworth. a rsologist Of
acknowledgements In o.. work, was
commissioned by the company In the
early spring to take the direction Of the
proposed survey In the West With head.
quarters IN Edmonton. he has organised
ten parties. which are now at work in
different parts OF the country. each with
trained geologist at its head. The
search viii 60 on till snow flies. Where
the geological appearances justify II
some drilling will be done this season,
but 1t IL already certain that the reports
from several Of the fields will not be as
optimistic as the spectators have been
thinking.
Southern Alberta, where considerable
development work has been done In the
past few years. Is being combed by the
Imperial biologists. There was a boom
In this district shortly before the war
and Calgary was for q time a small edi-
ton OF Texas as II Is to-day. Many OF
the companies that were formed then
had q short and disastrous existence
but about twenty oil companies are still
listed on the Calgary Stock Exchange,
and some OF them hold leases that are
genuinely promising. OIL is~actually be-
Ing produced In several of the wells. and
experiments OF various kinds in gaso-
lene extraction and oil refining are UNI
der way. But as yet the total output
has been small
The sun., 1919-08-05

ton was 40 per cent. contributed In equal
amounts by the two departments.
e. H. Brown. who recently returned from
the front, has been appointed teller at the
Sterling Banks branch at Hanley, sask.
Announcement IL made that Messrs. May,
Child Jarvis, members OF thu Montreal Stock
- sIoh T opened an ONCE on August ! at 8,
general business in local and foreign stocks.
Stanley May was formerly associated with
partner e Msssls 4 e. R aaa I eo H.
Child has b<en acting a. door member OF
Messrs. Pitbiado & Co. for some years. W. L.
side. after four years service at the front.
MI Chilli Will act as floor ma.nber Of the new
nrln.
The Gregory Tire and Rubber Company has
completed the purchase Of q site Of two and
a half acres near Vancouver, b. G., for the
erection OF tire and rubber factory, which
It is expected will give employment to l.5oo
men in two years time. The company val
utilize crude rubber and hsh waste In ths
manufacture Of Its products.
q. d, Carpenter. who was formerly teller at
the Montreal branch Of the Sterling Bank, has
returned from the front and rejoined the stan.
1t is estimated that about 81, 900 900 are being
expended in the erection OF manufacturing
plants and workingmen's homes in oshawa.
Ont. General Motors OF Canada, Ltd, the
Chevrolet Company and the Oldsmobile Com
programmes. About 500 dwellings are in course
Of erection and will be completed before snow
dies.
With the appointment OF T. Fred Aspden NJ
vce-president and director Of the Park Union
Foreign Banking Corporation OF this city, a
former resident OF Toronto has attained q hfxh
position In American and intems tional finance.
MI. AsPden is native Of Manchester. Eng.
land. He began his banking experience with
the Merchants Bank Of Canada ct London,
Ont, and later was with the First National
Bank OF Chicago. After hfteen years with that
bank he engaged In special work for the
Canadian D snk Of Commerce, travelling in con-
nection with foreign business on the European
Continent. AS supervisor OF the Canadian Bank
q Commerce. Mr.. Aspden was in charge OF
foreign accounts and international relations
until July, 1917 when he was appointed vice.
president OF the American Foreign Banking
Cooperation, which position he resigned to as.
ISOLATE himself with the Park Union Foreign
Banking Corporation.
The Carr Fastener Company Of Boston, larre
manufacturers OF metal fasteuers have com
pleted arrangements for the Immediate estab.
lishment OF large Canadian branch Of their
industry In Hamilton. Ont.
Royal Securities Corporation, LTD, of Mon.
treaI, Is calling special attention to 4 new L.
sue Of WhAlen Pulp and Paper Mills bonds.
The sun., 1919-08-05

In Canada It included a weeks fishing
at Bobcaygeon, where several muscal-
longes and black bass were landed Mr..
Jones reports an unusually large num-
Der OF Americans spending their vaca-
tons at the we'll known resorts Of Mus
koka' Georgian Bay. &C.
T.. b. Ryckman, Jr.. OF Toronto WAS
a guest OF Russell o. Ellis at the Ca
madam Club last Tuesday evening
A. f. Hurd OF Ayers Cliff. Que. was
q guest OF II. Mcclellan Sanborn at the
canadian Club on Wednesday evening.
John W. Johnston and Bert Johnston
OF sydney Mines, N. s., arrived In Nav
York on Thursday last and are quests
OF w. H. Johnston.
Lieut.. Molloy Of Sydney. Australia
was guest of Lieut.. H. currie ON
Thursday at the Canadian Club
Frank Lawrence Stratton and family
are summering in Nantucket. Mass Mr.
York. ave-"
Q. =. Charles Of Toronto was a ruest
Of 7. ]. Stevenson at the Canadian club
on Thursday iaSt.
w. p. Rapley of sherbrooke. oue
dined with Jac Kemp ON Saturday last
at the Canadian Cluh
The Rev. Archdeacon Richardson Of
London. Ont, was q guest at dinner
with Archibald C. Kains at the Cana
dian Club on Sunday.
II. E. Taylor OF Oshava, Ont is a
guest of A. G. Fletcher at the Canadian
Club.
W. Stuart James Chalmers, c. Whit.
and q. H. FodseIl OF Sydney, Austraiia'
are guests ut the Canadian Club.
The sun., 1919-08-05
NEW YORK-CANADIAN PERSONALS

NJ. E Nichols, director of Canadian in
formation. has returned to Ottawa after
looking carefully into the needs of the
Canadian situation In New York. Lieut.
Col. John A. Cooper. who will be the
resident director here for Canada, Is to
open his once about September l. Mean
time he will spend part OF his time here
and part in Canada. Col. Cooper Is a
past president of the Canadian Press As
ISOLATION and an experienced journalist.
For the last four years he has been In
military service. returning to Canada
only last month. He recruited bat
talon In Toronto which was known as
the Canadian Buffs." and was affiliated
with the famous London regiment Of
| Bluffs" This battalion was embodied in
the Canadian Fifth Division and gave
good account of itself. Col. Cooper
speaks quite enthusiastically about sew
eral pleasant days that he spent with
the American forces in and around
Ehrenbreitstein, the famous fortress on
the Rhine opposite Coblenz.
Smedley Scovii. former chairman CT
the Canadian Club. left last week on
fishing trip to his old home in New
Brunswick, Canada. Before returning
Mr.. Scovii will motor to Quebec, Mon
treal and Ottawa. where he will visit his
relatives. Senator and Mrs. Domville.
Fred w. shibley. president OF the
Canadian Society. IL at his summer home
at Sharbot Lake.
Walter NJ. Grant, formerly chief OF
the Department OF Exhibitions Of the
British Bureau of Information. and re-
Gently in charge of publicity OF the
Canadian Wax Memorials Exhibition.
leaves this week for Quebec to Join his
family at thetS summer home. He ex-
poets to return about October l.
r. J, Stevenson, vice-president of the
Riordan Paper Company of Montreal.
accompanied by Mr.. Challis Of the same
company, was In the city on Thursday.
Their purpose IL to visit some paper
mills in the Hoiyoke (MAss.) district.
DR.. woodruff Law Post returned from
overseas last week after two years
service as a surgeon in the Canadian
Army Medical Corps. He was attached
to No. 16, Canadian General Hospital.
and later to Queens Special Hospital
listment DR.. Post practised in this city
for twenty years. and will resume his
work here shortly.
Sir Charles Gordon. K B. Il. vice.
president OF the Bank OF Montreal, was
in the city for few days last week.
He has bean connected with the British
and Canadian war missions IN the
United States Tor the past two years. and
IL talked Of In Canada ~ the Govern
ments choice for Canadian High Con-
missioner ut Washington.
A. whsipley entertained I'VE guests at
dinner at the Canadian Club on Monday.
July rs.
Miss Trudgeon OF Vancouver and Miss
Lsfesty Gospe OF Quebec were dinner
guests OF w. II. West at the Canadian
Club a few evenings since.
Major-Gen. John F. Organ. New
York, was q guest Of Ernest II. Turnbuil
at the Canadian Club last week.
W. Spencer Jones or Haensel q Jones,
musical managers. has lust returned
fron his annuai yacstion. psntr ohisay
The sun., 1919-08-05
OTTAWA WANTS GAMES.
Seeks to Have Olympic Trials
Held I'm City.

Ottawa is to make an effort to secure
the Canadian championships and Oiym-
pic trials. This was decided on at a
recent meeting Of the newly organized
Ottawa Amateur Athletic Federation.
Ottawa has based It's claim on the fact
that itpis the capital OF Canada, and has
pointed out that there has been consid.
cradle OF revival In athletics In the
city recently.
The holding Of the Olympic trial. m
Ottawa VIII moan one Of the greatest
athletic events that have ever taksn
The sun., 1919-08-05
MANITOBA EXPECTS
A BUMPER CROP
Rain Improves General Con-
ditions in West.

Special Correspondence to the Cdnddion
Section Of THE SUN
TORONTO, Aug, 4.-The benencient
rains which have this week been expe-
rienced in the three Prairie Provinces OF
The sun., 1919-08-05
Vancouver Needs Large Hall.

Vancouver needs an auditorium. The
city has no hall where q large audience
may gather for public meeting or suit
able for a great concert or entertain
msnt Of any kind. An effort il on foot
b gsms6Y ths iA1lA
The sun., 1919-08-05
c'aaia. War r..s. IN canada.

A cyanide war N pending IN Canada.
me outcome win depend on the decision
70 WHISTLER low grade or high Grade
~Anies y best Tor mining.
The sun., 1919-08-05

Major-Gen- John +. Organ. New
York, was guest Of Ernest II. Turnbull
At the Canadian Club last week.
The sun., 1919-08-05

w. Spencer Jones or IIaensei q Jones,
musical managers. has Just returned
fTod his Ennnsi yarzadon' wsnir ohisls
The sun., 1919-08-05

At present there 10 taking place the biggest
lumber movement from British Columbia to
the United States In years. according TO local
railway officials, Britain Columbia single
mills also report big volume of business
with the United StAtes.
The sun., 1919-08-05

Miss Trudgeon of Vancouver and Miss
Lsfesty Gospe OF Quebec were dinner
guests OF w. II. West at the Canadian
Club few evenings since.
The sun., 1919-08-05

n. W. Jones Of thu. Winnipeg branch of the
branch at Kelwood ~ taller, while h. Rob
srtson, also Of the winnipeg offios, has been
transferred 10 the branch ct BrookdAls a.
teller.
The sun., 1919-08-05

Supplementary letters patent have bean
issued. changing the name Of the Allied Pack.
ers OF Canada. Id % that Of the cAnadian
Of Canada was incorporated only about
month ago. representing the Canadian inter
ests Of the Allied Packers, Inc, OF New York
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE
Election for the Incorporation Of the
Town of keota
To be Held in the Rumsey Building.

Pursuant To al. order OF the County Coui, 81
Weld County, Colorado, made anh ehtefru W"
ialh day Of Feb, 1919. tho nndsrsiinedi comm ,
.ionsrs appointed by the said court, do h-frnS
call AN election Of all tho lual'hed electors r.
siding within the territory hereinafter , re
.crined 10 b- held a. k.o'a. t"'. I, i.is
4 u. between TIA. hours oil ssrsn o clock a. I"
| aud seven o'clock y. M OF said day.
A, said election tiisr- will be- submitted 4" tho
qualified sseIsr, The 1y s,d . 81 reioa
Sad proposed tmwn 1" hs b"nhhsa n. hrfrin
after s-r forth. and al such sl.e;,"n Tho ',.n
qualified electors vii! vote ~ pIni. ",
The description of the limits al said proposed
town Is a. follows;
All Of The Sc! e .s.,iep T. rTG, ,y Ns.,n;
Colorado. Except H.. ~ II tho III 81 ,h. I'll
Of said section, together with u strip of land oil
the sM! Of .aid section ~ more pa,:
.iealarl, de.efi,.1h a. i''i3"': s"'"a
aid section 81 th-ns. north on tho
norrh aud south center line 81 section .S.i feet
az, and west .cnirr lIn- ct sd i'll section rs
I-ut ,hrnes south tn p"in, 1n the south TIA"
Of said section al feet west of the south cot
n"r ,h-nsc ra.; "i' lis" saia south iin. l." th-
ps.in, Of b-sinuins -s.-p, firm al the ato."
described land n "trip uf land ~ s~-. Ia width
iyins adiae-ni &" sni pTsll'l With III. south
line Of .sd .reit"a ~. ssin. i-in; hcli 81 'oun'
- road y. ~,
Said Elss,i.a 1" - held ia Eum--, building.
\ description aud plat Of said proposed town
ate iil- ia the ollie. IL tho clerk at County
Court. Of old t.as.ty toi.rad"
IN WITNESS HEREOF. ~ h.s-- i-'.un'"
cot cur I.lati. aud sea-. TIA said Weld County.
tai. 9Th aay ot Fob \ 1919,
HARLEY e IoHRiSS ti.sl
l.. u UNDERWOOD isl
SD MiMkLH Isl
tosimI ..ioE-f..
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department II ~ 1atseSoe
O. 5. Land ONsee. Al Sterling. Color.

U. 5. Land Once. Al S.erlins Coiorsdo.
March 10 1919.
a. Noe'se . hereby sivsn that Marcus L. Ha~o,th. of
NsGsai Colorado who. on September 3. 1909.
lots and 2, EINNi. section Is. Township = No,;S
kanes - West 9Th Principal Meridian. hos Sisd
notice q intention 10 make Final Desert Land p,"oi
.n1 sef the purchase Slause Of the act n March Z
IyLo e es,aoaah claim 10 the land shme tiessrhrJ
rstose Clyde L. Stanley. United States Comri.
iSsonSf' ~ Ms"ts. Colorado. On the 23rd day OF
e Ssesmant names - Witnesses: Jacob Ro,hs,m.,
rrsnk VEGAS. Alexander Deta Edward c. HsrcsSh
a'L d keots. Colorado. '"'
A. +. BROWNS. Res.lsr
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
MOTTO. FOX PUBLICATION
Department u sAe 1oNeeSN
U. s. Land oa,e. =. a...,,-

=. y Land Office. a Sterling Colorado.
s-., March I. 1919
t Miss. S"!fta1o WIN. on Anvil s. jpi6 ~. y.
.r Sn e. SCt'y ss,i.l No. O2i367 fos Lots .
North, Rams. So West Gih P.insi.s., Ms.sn "sc 10
n,so police 81 intention to msks Fnsi mr.
b.fa, e sstabsh claim g the land sbovs S.ser,h.d
1919 wv "e A5fu day OF Apstl
t,.s, "I ~ names as witnesses: Hecto, R,,,...
Mo-. u, =, Itemh'y. Charles &. Jones, WiiiiSw q
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DspartnSnS Of tie latsgase

February %. 1919
Notes Is hereby given that ROY y. Philp. OF Nal
Gus. Colorado. Who. On September 1918. male
SWINW!, WiSWi See 2: N!SE!. Ss!SE.. See ,.
and Who on Jul, 49, 1915 made sjti I'D enti, No
O2As3I for NE!SWt See. } all in Township 10
nieJ no,ies OF intsntioa to make Final Three Year
Proof TO establish claim To the lard boye described
BEFORE Glide l. STANLEY. United States Commission
Ct at keota. Colorado on the 10th DAY Of Anil
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses, Thomas J. Rich,
aItsoa Of Asaio. Colorado. John kneshone: Of
kaious. Colorado. Henry l. Robinson. Of Nc. Kay
MGR Colorado Ste,e Bath. af kaious. Colorado
A p BROWNS, Rsgisssr.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of The inisssss
U. 5. Land Once. ss Sterling Colorado.

February 20. 1919
Sotise Is hsfeh, gwen that JoS<ph hnsshans al
kslous. Colofsa,. .ho on I,nusr, iS. 1917. made
iioenesisad Entity. Serial. No 076iO5. fos StN!>W!
See. IA: NlNE!. SE!NE!. Section Is. Township
has hies! noihes of intention To make Final ionmu
taiion Proof. TO establish claim 10 the Land asoye
described. before rb,s l. Stanley. United States
Commissioned Al keoss. Co'ossso. on the 10th das
of APRIL. 1919
Claimant names witnesses: X. h<fs Alien. VII,
liam Z. Wanska. George 4 kne.ssas. all Of Nal
oas. Colorado. fefe, ~ b,iIlhai'. of A,aio. ,oto-
ra3o
AZ. BROWNS. Rsgss,sr.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the intsriss
q Land Once at Sterling. CoIoredo

FEBRUARY 26. 1919
Notice Is hsrsb, given that Eari fni.p |" MAJ na
Gus Colorado. who on Dseembs! u tslt; ,WGsv ut
Homestesd Entry, serial. No O22025 ior MitSs M
81 3: NisEi SEC. !: WlNVt. SE!Nwt. sMtNEi
section 10. Township 10 North. RANGE 81 MsM .
Sih Principal Meridian: has nssd notsee o.
10 the land above dsscIbsd before CSde I Sfan'e..
United States Commissioned At ksotA. Coiorado' o"
the 10th day Of April 1919 mia
,rdson. of AyaIo Colorado. John knesbone, Of Nal
Qua. Colorado Henry l. Robinson. Of Nc. kASmsf'
Colorado Steve Raih. al kalOus. Colorado
A p Browns. Rsgistsr.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE vOR PUBLICATION
Department u ~ lssssSss
u. D. Land Once ~ as.e,,.. ~~,.

March !. 1919.
.Sot.s hereby Owen that Charles VI. T,,mb,x
.. NsGSa So,o'aao .ho on September 10. 1915.
MiNE!, EtNWI. SWINNl. NiyiSWI' Ss<sl,s - 81
s,wnshlr 10 North. Range 81 West. eth P,ineir,i
lss'Sn. h,s tiled notSc II snlsn,ioo To make Fi"si
shosc acse''hsd. bsfote Ciy,ie /. S,.ci, t,n;,n;
23rd day Of Aprti. 1919 "" '"s
. Nsssnsnt names - Witnesses William s Mar.
Jones' all of kcota. Colorado To-
A. p. DRoWNa. R.,+,..
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Ospsst0sas II ~ issssSse

''"ss~" bO~ VS0bsIN uIOS
Osrsst0sas II ~ iaSsssse
u. s. Land OAsss u Dsnvss. Colussdo
Feb. N. 1919
Woke - hStShy given that ffSd UStsxs uf Cv.
.hafd. o'o.sdo. Who o. March 10. 1914, esssSs
homestead Entity. M. Ol962t. tos NVNi ut Ios. i.
= 3. and SslSW! Section q. Township 6N..
hanas 80 W has fixed nosies Al inssn,soa 10 ussks
hns! htsc Year Proof In establish claim In the
and above dessfhrd, before u. s. Commissioos,
Aptu 1918. > ">' "
Claimant name. - ~iiosss<s Peter Zl,ohslmsa
David ssuhl6tst. Gail Eissaha,'h. John Zimb.smsn.
NARY WOLFE pARorN. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Ds1sst0sat II ths Iassssse
U. =. Land Once. at Sterling Colorado.
February 3. 1919
Notke hereby Given that Earl W. Ouss kro,s,ah.
~ heeta. Colo. Who. on October ~ 1915 msd.
Homestead Entry, Serial. No O23SlN. fus IN, SE!.
SECTION -. ElNEl. Section ~. WiNWi, Sesiioo
=. Township SN.. Rsnss sSSN. a,h psinsj,si
s Hs,sa..n. has AID no'ke II Intention 10 1sLs
FINAL Ih'se Yea. Proof 10 esiahtisi, CLAIM, In M
land ab9vc deserbe tefoss Ci,ds l. Stanley. iu,i.S
MATES Commissioner. ~ keUta. Colorado on ihc
ID day Of April. 1919. WV WV
Claimant names a. Witnesses: Vincent A. Harley
ssrr.d T. fslSes. Gus Peters Charles Lewis, ali a
A. =. BROWNE Ra,aH>r.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dspsssasas Of H. Issss.se

U. $. land ofsss =; Denver. Colorado
Feb, 10. 1919
No;.Se Is hsrss, sissn that James ". Hall Of
sligo. Caiofado Tho on S<pt. l. 1915. Ian. q.
1916 made original and additional Homestead
tr'f,. No, o:lsso. O?ssss. lot EiNE!. ElSEi
><siion 81. NlNM.. Wf<E.. SSs,L n -. To. aShir
10 y. kanss sp " q y, Meridian. has Aid noslss
81 tnisni'on To make ansi Three Year psoof To
establish Claim To the lind ahuse described. hefosr
u :, Commissions Sbie l. Stanley. ~ keosS.
Cola. m the 18Th das q. Aps,i 1919.
Claimant astnss A. .iinsss<ss Ora r Hsii.y. of
sirn. Colo, Ge~xs rolsnJ. nf Siien. Cola. CiiGad
= pastA Of sifn. Colo. John J. Wil<,. II k~uss.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-21
MARY WOLFE pARctN R.s...r.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Ospsssasas 81 ~ IsssgSse

u. $. Land oases ~ Denver. c.,s 4i,
Feb. In. 1919
. No'iss Is hsfss, given that Friedrich Schmidt Of
osna.a. So"saia Who On S<p'smhst ]. 1914
made HonSussi Entity. No. O:OJ.S. sts vi o.
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