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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

grasowanie mot}ochow i band "a
bojczych, a nastapil rodzaj gerry
iasowki. s.-s---,.., -
Byly napady band ;burzliwych
" innych dzielnicach. Byly wy
padki takie, zc tysiace biaaych,
wielu Z Mich pijanych, zaatako--
wa}y domy murzyhskie, wyciqga-
jsc ludzi bijac ich, Byly takze
raporty o pladrowaniu sklepow
podpalanih domow murzyhskich'
Bylo takze tn i owdzie kilka
band murzynskich, lecz o wiele
mniejszych.
w dzielnicy murzyhskiej, jak
zaznaczoho, murzyni strzelali
ukrycia lcarabinami i strzelbami
do biaiych. Wystrzalami pogaszo
no wszystkie swiat}a ,uliczne. w
domach murzyhskich take ME
bylo Swiatel. Wystrzalami u
krycia murzyni zranili bardzo
wielu bialych, przechodzacych
przez ulice, zamieszkale przez
murzynow.
Wczorajszej nocy postrzelono
szesciu policyantow. Jest to vie
cej anizeli poprzednich dni i no
cy. Policya bowiem pracowaia u
SLIME na wielkie i iczne niebez
pieczehstwa sic narazala, azeby
bialych obronic pred murzynami
a ostatnich pred bialymi. Nieje-
den policyant wprost bezmysmie
wystawial sic ma niebezpieczen-
stwo.
Ma liscie rannych ofiar So ma
stepujacy policyanci:
Sierzant biurowy G. Chatt po-
strzelouy ma przecieciu ulic s.
State 51szej, gdy usiiowa4 po-
skromic burzycieli;
Policyant T. Daley re stacyi
Stockyards postrzelony zostal
przy narozniku ul. 9stej i India
ma ave.
Policyanci R. Cheney. J. Muir
ray i, F. Wilcox postrzeleni 20
stall ma przecieciu ulic S. State
i 35tej.
Detektyw sierzant T. Middle
ton postrzelony zostai W ataku
murzyn6w ma szpital Provident.
RIOT" MA UL. STATE I 35.
Riot, ma przecieciu ulic State
i 35tej, W ktorym trzech policyan
tow 7ostalo pokaleczonych, spo-
wodowala banda bialych, ktorzy
strzelali do domow murzynskich.
Aresztowany zostal murzyn
DO obiawie odwaznej policyan-,
tow ma jeden domow, z ktorego
strzelano karabinami Murzyn
przyznai sic, re strzelai.
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Aresztowano setki osob, a vie
lu Mich pod zarzutem morder-
silva Znategiono -wielk7 hose ka-
rabnow, rewolwerow i amunicyi.
Trzeba oddac uznanie pollcyi
"a jej czujnost.
Jednym najbardziej sensacyi
nych atakow wczorajszych by'
atak murzynow ma swoj wlasny
szpital Provident. Bande murzy-
now rozgniewalo to, re policya
zawioz'a do tego .szpitala dwoch
rannych biaiych. Zanim policya
bande rozproszyia, ostatnia po-
czela strzelat i zranila try oso-
by.
Do ostrej walk przyszso TAX
re ma przecieciu ulic Wentworth
ave. i 30tej, gdzie kula przeszy-
Ia bialemu czlowiekowi piersi ma
wylot.
Czlowiek ten byi jednym gro
mady bialych, ktora powodowa-
ma ciekawoscia chciala sic pre-
dostat do ,czarnej strefy", t. j.
dzielnicy murzyhskiej.
Policya bowiem otoczyia kor-
donem Gala dzielnice murzyhska
t. j. obszar, ktorego osia jest ul.
S. State cd 26tej do 39tej ul. i
zadnych bialych do tel dzielnicy
ME wpuszcza}a.
20 policyantow trzymaio W kar
bach wyzej wspomniana groma-
de biaiych ma Wentworth / 39tej
ul., gdzie kordon przechodzil.
Naraz grenada poczela isc W
kierunku posnocnym. Jeden z
Mich rzuci{ kamief do domu mt
rzyhskiego. Paddy strzaly rewol-
werowe. !
w tel chwili Justine Mustare,
pnr. s17 S. State uI. pad1 ma
chodnik, broczac krwia. Policya
wtedy tlum rozproszyla.
Justine zawieziony zostal do
szpitala, gdzie lekarze orzehi, re
ME wyzdrowieje.
Doniesiono, re murzyni, mie=
szkajacy obok ,sztokjardow" o.
puscili swe mieszkania j udali sic
do dzielnicy murzyhskiej, pozo-
stawiajac swe domy bez protek-
cyl.
Szef stray ogniowej O'Con-
nor, obawiajac sic, re domy te
moga bye podpalone przez bu-
|rzycieli, trzyma wszystkich
swych ludzi w pogotowiu.
Kierownictwo mad sytuacya W
,,czarnej strefie" ma osooiscie
pierwszy asystent szefa policy
Alcock, ktory kwatere swa O.
tworzyl ma stacyi Stanton ave,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
7 BIura hsisurulaglcznsgI.

Wsch6d slonca o godztnie 6:41.
Zach6d ssonca god1tnie S:11.
Pogoda w Chicago 1 okolicy: Po-
godnie nteco cieplej dzisiaj. Jutro
czesciowo pochmurnie dzdzysto. -
Lagodne wiatry wschodnie polu--
dniowe.
Temperature DOLBY minionej; Maj
wyzsza wc1oraj godz. 4 PoPoiu-
dniu, so stopni. najnizszR o godzinie
rAno. 7S stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
UKRAINCY CHCA HACZYC
Sic Z BOLSZEWIKAMI.
RAD SOWIET0W Ma WEGRzECH Go10WUsTAP|t
Austrya Ma DaG Odpowiedz do ego SieIpnis.
POWSTANIE W ALBANu PRZECTW WtOCHOM
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

,.pogpmach" W Polsce byE o.
gronnie przesadzone i wytknai
takze czesciowo WING zydom W
Pclsce. Przyp. Red. DE-. CHI
STRAJK SZERZY SIZE w KA.
TOWICAcH
Berlin, 80. lipca. w katowi-
ckim dystryhcie gcniozym ma
G6rnym slasku trwa ju4 Cd pew
nego czasu strsjk, kt6ry ME tylko
zdaje sic bw daleletm Cd zaiOoh--
czenia, ale grozi nawet roeszerzA
MEM sic. Gornicy zgodziM sis
tylko z wielka trudnoseie ns bu-
rzliwem zebraniu, ma Htorem re-
prezentowani byif p1edst1wcio
lie rzsdu, zawrzet tpmpron1isI ns
podstawie ltorego spelniat maja
te prace, jake So hohieczns, aby
kopalnie ocfronie pred zatowem
wody, a W zanlian Ia TO rzad Przy
obiecaf wycofae dystrytetu gor.
nsczego swe wojska.
Gornicy domagsja sig podwys
XII pAac o 10 procent, twierd1ao
4e wsasciciele hopah pr.yruekli
i'm to jee1coe " maju. @ ostHtni
natomiast zasianiaja sic wymow'
ts, ID obietnice be dahl tyiko wa.
runkowo, a rnianowicie usaleznili
spe4nieuie jej Cd przyTwoleni,
Stowarzyszeria Pracodawcow,
lt6re podwy1ce tel sic sprzeciwi-
10.
Caiy dystry&t pozbawiony jest
taleze oswietlelia, gdyt robotnicy
W eleltrowrfach zastrajkowali
r6wniet. Zastanowfono tez wy
dawnaotwo wszystldch gazet.
(Fakt postawbenia Eadania 9
wycofanie wojsk niemaeckich J
dystryi~u kstowidk;ego pozwali
przypuszeza6, re W straJku omla.
wianym wybitna roie graja Pola
cy i ze bezrobocie ma po ozesa
ceche strajku poiitycznego. :.
Przyp. Red. DE-. Ch.)
UKRAINCY CHCA ZLACZYc
STE z BoLSZEWIKAMI.
Wieden, 80. lipca. = z ukraii.
skich zrodet donosza tu, re Ukra.
ificy So do tego stopnia rozgory.
czeni ma Aliant6w powodu 1u.
dzielonego przez mich przyzwole-
MIA, ably Polacy zajeli Gala Cali
eye wschodnia, i1 maje zahniar
poiaozyt sic bolszewfkami, kt6-
rych dotychczas zwalczali. Ukra-
ibcy twierdza, ze maja 1900 do
S0yOO0 wojska pod bror;a.
z cHAoSU WEGIER-
SKIEGO.
Berlin, 80. lipca. - Trtejsz,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
2 POBYTU MISYI AMERY-
KANSKIEJ w POLSCE.

Il PUB - MILO AM1N 1.
KANSKIEJ w POLSCE.
(Kablogram Antoniego Czarnec-
Ikiego do Chicago Daily News.11
Warszawa, 81 lipca, via Paryz,
80. lipca. - Henry Morgenthau i
general Edgar Jadwin, htorzy
wraz Homerem Johnsonem i
grupa pomocnik6w stanowia ko-
misye, zsmianowana przez pre-
zydenta Wilsona, celem zbadania
skarg zydow W Polsce, So przed-
miotem pilnej uwagi ludnosci W
tym kraju, a prasa poswieca i'm
wiele miejsca, odnoszac sic do
nich badzto przyohylnie, bsdz +
naczei. Zainteresowanie sig zy-
dow pracami komisyi przejawla
sic W obecnosci dzia1alnosci wy
bitnych zydow, ME ozbonkow ko-
misyi, pilnie sledzacych postep
jej prac, mieszajacych sic z zy-
dowskiemi organizacyami stu-
dyujacych caly problem osobiscie
dla siebie.
DR.. Boris Bogen, ktory stall ma
czele rozdzia{u zywnosci pom4e1
dzy zyd6w W Polsce Jest wybt-
nym czsonkiem amerykahshego
wydziaIu dla dobrobytu zydow,
powr6cii do Polski Paryza,
gdzie konferowa4 z r6znymi pre-
w6dcami aydowsldmi, UtrzymGe
sic on W scissej laoznosci z praca-
mi komisyi. Felix's Frankfurter i
Howard CAM, obaj wybHni W
r6znych organizscyaeh zydow-
skich W Ameryce sdwokaci, A
braham Cahan, redaktor nowo-
jorskiego zydowskiego dziennika
,,Vorwaerts", oraz Herman Bern
stein, redaktor nowojorskiego
dziennika zydowskiego Tag; po
zostaja tutaj W specyafnej konek-
cyl toczacern sic doohodzeniem
odnosnie do kwestyi zydowskiej.
Grupa amerykafbskich zydow
,,byznesist6w", ktora tu takze
przybysa, twierdzi, re bawi jedy-
ME W celach handlowych.
Rad polsld, kt6ry oswiadcza,
re lud polski niema niczego do u
krywania, ami niozego takiego,
czegoby sic potrzebowal wsty-
die jako narod, pozwala zydow-
skim gosciom swobodnie prowa-
dzic swe dochodzenia i czynnosci.
Wybitni polscy urzednicy oswald
czaja re, slNoro pelna prawda 20
stanie stwierdzona, wyjdzie to je-
dynie ma dobre Polsce.
(Przedwczorajsza depesza do
nosila, il p. Morgenthau powrocil
juz Polski do Paryza oswald
cyl, re doniesienia rzekomych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

ktora specyalnie ma ten eel costa
la otworzona.
+ Co goazine Lonfefaje 2e sse-
fem swym Garrity, ostatni
wciaz jest W komunikacyi z adju
tantem generafem Dickson'em.
Gubernator Lowden zaS ma ogol
ne oko mad sytuacya z horelu
Blackstone, gdzie Jest obecnie u
lokowany.
Ma slowo asystenta szefa Al
cocka, jesli policya ME zdola sy-
tuacye opanowat, gen. Dickson
patychmiast : wysle wszystkich
zmobilizowanych zoinierzy stano
,uvch do rnieisc zaburZefl.
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Dokohezenie ma stronicy 2
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KALENDARZYK.

DIS. Sroda, so hpca: Sw. Abdo-
ma Meczennfka.
JutrO, czwartek, 81 hpca: Sw. Ig-
nacego Wyznawcy.
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MIL1cYA JEST GoToWA DO
CZYNU: BURMIsTRZ JEST
OPTYMISTA.

VI MID q.
Cd onegdaj milicya stanowa,
kt6ra zosta}a zmobilizowana ma
rozkaz CUB. Lowdena, jest goto-
wa do czynu W zbrojowniach,
kompletnie uzbrojona.
Pog}oska, re 600 zolnierzy juz
sta1o W linii bojowej ma bulwa-
RE Grand onegdajszej nocy, Okla
zala sic mylna.
Dotychczas zoinierze stanowi
znajduja sic tylko w zbrojow-
mach.
Zmobilizowano piec pulkow.
Pierwszy tnzeci puk rezerwy
milicyi stanowej znajduje sic W
zbrojowni 7go puHlcu, przy rogu
ulic 95tej i Wentworth.
lily pulk piechoty stanowej,
wlaczajac dziesiet kompanii dzial
maszynowych, zupetnie wyekwi-
powanych, jest W zbrojowni Ego
pulku przy rogu ulic Madison
Rockwell.
Czwarty puIk rezerwy milicyi
stanowej taleze sic tam znajduje,
dokad przybys Camp Logan,
Zion City, gdzie byi ma manew-
rach.
Drugi pufk rezerwy milicyi st9
novel przeniesiony zostal z Oak
Park innych przedmiesc do
zbrojowni 1go pulku kawaleryi
Stanu Illinois pnr, 1890 N. Clark
ul. -. ~.
Wczoraj cd godz. 7mej wiecz.
do p6lnocy, wisiala ma wlosku
kwestya, czy puAi te maja bye po
siane do miejsc zaburzeh, czy ME.
Obawiano sic zaburzei, gdy
tlumy wraca1y z piracy do swych
dem6w.
o godz. 9tej wieczorem wybu-
CHA gerylas6wka W ,,strefie car
nej".
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replied "Oh, the mosquitoes in
around Standley Lake would set
man wild. With faraway look in
his eyes he lapsed into poetry as fol-
lows:
II like to stand on the shore of
lake
And watch the ducks in their flight.
l dearly love to cast in my line
And feel the catfish bite.
I swell with pride as one by one,
With fish, my basket fill,
But squirm and yell and say swear
words,
When the mosquito inserts his bill.
Frank J. Rcinhart occupies three
columns Of what should bo valuable
space in last weeks Globe in feeble
endeavor to discrcdit the League Of
Nations, setting forth three PROPOSE
tions, which, III Congress should
propose tomorrow to enact, binding
this country for all time, no patriotic
citizen would listen to such proposals
for a moment" And yet he says,
"Mr. Elihu Root, the foremost living
American statesman, declares in a
well considered, unanswerable, ar
gument If tho United States con-
sents to the covenant of the League
Of Nations in its present form, the
United States will be bound to all Of
those unthinkable propositions Mr..
Reinhart evidently closed up his rca-
son before placing upon his nose the
glasses Of Borah. Root. Sherman.
Reed, ct al, and proceeds with his
misinformation. He says, 1T is true
also, that Pre.;dent Wilson has ad-
mitted that the covenant nh 'dicd
in the treaty CT peace is, originally,
(he handiwork Of foreign states
men.' admitting, also, that there was
an American plan, but it was with
drawn We ask MIR. Rcinhurt .ot mis-
proof. His heart is sorcly distressed
fearing that ten years hence our boys
will be sent to distant parts of the
world to fight for cause in which
they have no interest. LET not your
heart be troubled" the League Ct
Nations is aimed first and COR .r,st
to make that impossible" The
League Of Nations will be ratified,
and the Foremost living American
Statesman" mentioned by Mr.. Rien-
hart will 70 down. II. II. NJ.
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farm. just below Golden.

farm, just below Golden.
B. F. Snyder successfully passed
thru an operation in Denver hos
pital last week for the removal of
a growth over one Of his eyes, and
is now getting along nicely.
An examination for clerk and car
Yrier will be held at the postoffice
in this city on July 26. The age
limit is 18 to 45 years, and women
will not be admitted to the examin-
alton. Application blanks and com
plete information may ba obtained at
the postoffice.
County Clerk F. N. Felch, almost
took down with writer's cramp Mon
day afternoon, when he had to sit
down and sign his name one hundred
and forty times, the signature being
affixed to the bonds for Arvada's s
new school house.
Water Commissioner VIM. Elliott,
made = trip to the top Of Berthoud
pass and Loeb Lomond lake, and to
the Agricultural Ditch company's res
ervoirs at the foot of James Peak.
He reports very little snow in the
mountains. All the late snow Of the
past winter has already melted, and
the early snow was less than usual.
The indications are that water for
late irrigation will be rather scarce.
Reservoir water is already being
drawn upon which is two months
earlier than usual.
v. J. Anderson and L. F. Peech,
employed by Denver bank. have
made complaint to the governor that
they were fired upon last Friday on
the Golden road by man supposed
to be a member Of the special boot
leg squad, Of which Sherman Bell is
tho head. Two bullets passed thru
the car, but neither man was hurt.
They were returning from Denver
from Lookout Mountain and declare
that man stepped out from behind
an automobile which was standing
near the road, and waving a revol-
yer in the air, demanded they stop
They complied and stopped their ca,
as soon as they could. but declare
that two shots were fired at them
The officer told them to go on. with
out searching their car. Constabu!
ary heads declare that none Of thei,
men were on the Golden road durine
the night in question.
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UPPER RALsToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reed of Denver,
celebrated the 5Oth anniversary of
their marriage at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. George Miller on
Upper Ralston July 4th. These good
people were married in Iowa in 1869.
To this union was born nine children
Of whom are still living, and seven
Of whom attended the reunion. Mr..
Isreal Reed Of Virgins could not be
in attendance. The children pre-
sent were: Mrs. Gould Of Chicago ;
Mrs. Barrows Of Sterling; Mr.. Geo.
Reed Of the Boulder Creamery; Mr..
Charles Reed Of Boulder; Mr.. Clar-
ence Reed Of Utah; Miss lone Reed
of Denver and Mrs. George Miller.
Nine grandchildren, seven Of whom
were in attendance. Twenty-Five sat
down to an elaborate dinner and all
voted that hthey had had the time Of
their lives. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will
go to California in August to spend
several months. Mr.. Reed is Is
years old and Mrs. Reed 10 68.
A prodigious rain last Wednesday
put lots Of hay out Of commission but
the downpour was most welcome and
vegetation il putting on new life.
Mrs Gould and daughter Of Chi
cago, sister and neice Of Mrs. George
Miller are visiting at the residence
of George Miller.
Our uemOcrs0ic Iriend, iiarry . =.
Iie has Diood IN his eye ANA no ~V.-
der. A lew nights ago lie susI..Ii..u "a
loss OF $500 ny the ravages OF
sheep kiinnk dogs, waich broke ,n.O
his flock and slaughtered several ot
his finest thoroughbred sheep. A,l
dogs had better give that ranch "
wide bcrh.
Mrs. II. II. Miller celebrated the
anniversary Of her birth on July
4th. Among those In attendance we
noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Herold, Miss
DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller.
MIR. and Mrs. Burgess, Miss Marion
and Mr.. Lyman burgess, all Of Dem
vcr. n
The many friends of Glenn Updike
were greatly pleased when he drop
ped down in Ralston direct from Mof-
fat county. lie reports the Updikc
family well and flourishing in their
new homo.
In conversation with d. +. Moon,
the sage Of Ralston, u few days ago.
l noticed divers and sundry humps
and bumps on his face and neck.
inquired what was the matter and he
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GRIFFITH ITEMS.

Mrs. F. J. Tribel of St. Joseph, Mo.
is visiting her sister, E. J. Michaels'
Mr.. J. L. Howard moved Tuesday
into the gray pressed brick cottage he
purchased Of E. B. Baxter last week.
Messrs. Winegardner and Burns
exchanged residences Tuesday, the
former moving from Denver and the
latter moving into Denver, having
traded properties.
Misses Myrtle and Lucy Griffith
and their uncle Lou Griffith return.
ed from their auto trip to Colorado
Springs Saturday. reporting an en-
joyable trip.
There was all kinds of scramble
among those who work in Denver
Tue-day morning. Some went in nu-
tos. motorcycles, bicycles and Others
rode "snanks horses" Engineer Nc
Cune, who runa one Of the fast trails
on the Union Pacific "got th,re" c"
his sons bicycle.
Miss May McCune and Miss Mamie
Nc Edwards accompanied their
cousins NJ far as Omaha on Their
way to their home in Olwicn, Iowa.
Mrs. Royce had rs dinner guests
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskins, Miss
Bach. Mr.. Adams and Mrs. Stratton
Of Denver.
u. G. Griffith has sold one Of his
places to Mr.. Graves of Denver,
who moved in Tuesday.
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hereby notified to appear on said
day 1t 10 O'CLOCK in the forenoon at
the courtroom Of said court. when
and where said matter will he heard.
Golden, Colorado, June 11tfn l2la..
CHARLES PIKE.
(Seal) Clerk Of the District Court.
Isaac Dunn, pAnver, Attorney.
First pub. June 12. 1919
Last pub. July 10. 1919.
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INTERESTING ITEMS
(Clipt from Traaseript)

Gus A. johnson. County Con,mis.
sioncr) has purchased u new Ford
one-ton truck to be used on his fine
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

FOR sALE-Good Ford Roadster.
valis Ranch, Ralston Road. 4-2p.
FOR SALElTen or 20 acres. Mrs..
d. E. Cantrall, Phone Arv. 175-W.
FOUND-Old bay horse, at Bovee's
ranch, at Oberon station. APP
FOR sALE-Nannie Goat and kid,
$500, Inquire Enterprise. 4tf
FOR sALE-Mulberries. See Mrs.
Sweenk, Golden Rt 2, box SO.
FOR .SAIE-Jersey Holstein heifer,
% mo. old, just fresh, gives over
three gallons milk, price 100000.
Call Arvada 106-J-5, at noon or eve-
ming. Alt
NOTICE-Will party adv. lost boys
watch, care Enterprise, please call
for same.
WANTED-Cleaning and dyeing to
do. Mrs. A. Hill, 3O4 Wadsworth
Avenue. 4-2p
FOR SALE-Two good residenc lots
in good part Of town, east front.
$500. Inquire Enterprise office.
WANTED-First-class Accompanist
in exchange for violin or voice cul-
ture. Phone Arv. 76-W.
FOR SAFE -Mor,h h.t,h n ~,
Barron White Leghorn cockercls,
300 egg strain, $1.50 each. W. R.
Hentschel, $685. Ruby Crt., Wheat
Ridge, Colo.
NOTICE-"Rabbit and Pet Stock
Breeder read BREEDERS STAN
DARD-Classiest pet stock journal
published-Sample, one dime; a year,
one dollar. Attractive proposition to
solicitors"
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WANT COLUMN

The Enterprise Want and For Sale
column gets results. ASK those who
have tried It.
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI-
TON TO DETERMINE DE-
SCENT OF REAL PROPERTY
OF WILLIAM A. HENDRICKS,
DECEASED.
STATE OF COLORADO
County of jefferson,
Notice No. 2.1so in the District
Court.
IN THE MATTER OF THE Pc
TiTION OF ]. T. HOUGH
FOR THE DETERMINATION |
OF THE INTERESTS AND
HEIRSHIP IN THE LANDS
AND TENEMENTS OF WILL
LIAM A. HENDRICKS, DE-
CEASED. |
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
on this 9th day of June, 1919, J. T.
Hough presented to said court his Pc
tition filed herein for determination
Of the interests and heirship in the
lands and tenements Of the said VIII
liam A. Hendricks, deceascd, alleg-
ing in said petition, among other
things, that the decedent died in
testate in the City and County Of
Denver, Colorado, on or about the
23rd day Of September, 1908, and
leaving real estate situate in the
County Of Jefferson, Colorado, de-
scribed ~ follows:
The Northeast Quarter (N.E. ~
Of Section Eight (s). Township
Four Tip y South, of Range Sew
enty-one (R. ~ West, together with
the apurtenances, and that the tol.
lowing named persons were at the
time Of the death Of the decedcnt mis-
sole heirs-at-law, towit: Eliza II.
Hendricks, widow; Alpheus Brandon
Hendricks, son; and Mauds Lencre
Hendricks Craig. daughter;
Wherefore the said Court has fix.
ed the 9th day Of August, 1919. as
the day for herring scid petition, and
all persons interested therein are
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

FOR SALE-Wesncd pigs, prices
reasonable. Frank Bcrcc, 8 min
utes from Thompson Station. Alp
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

WANTED-Cleaning and dyeing to
do. Mrs. A. Hill, 3O4 Wadsworth
Avenue. APP
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

FOR sALE-Young pigs. Bob An.
derson one mile west Of Mud
lhks. 40
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

FOK SALE-Pigs old enough to be
weaned. half mile north Of Arva.
da, on Wadsworth. 8. T. Barker.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

NOTICE-Will party adv. lost boys
watch, care Enterprise, please call
for same.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

FOR SALE-Two good residenc lots
in good part Of town, east front.
$500. Inquire Enterprise office.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
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