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Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
PROCLAMATION
Declaring Soldiers Vote
Law No Longer
Operative

WHEREAS. by proclamation issued
the 18th day of January. 1919, sus-
pended the operation OF the election
laws of the State, and all rules and
regulations adopted thereundcr. as
and to the extent authorized by Chap
ter 7S of the Acts of the General As
sembly of Maryland of 1918. to the
end that the provisions of said Act
authorizing and providing the merits
for duly qualified voters absent in the
military or naval service of the United
States to vote by mail at general pri-
mary or special elections. might be
and become effective aS therein set
forth
AND WHEREAS said Act was
passed and my Proclamation there
Under issued as a war measure. with
the object of giving the soldiers and
sailors of Maryland. who enlisted eS-
pecially for the war with Germany
the opportunity of voting during their
absence in service during said war.
AND WHEREAS the said war is
practically over and peace is about to
be declared. and the soldiers and sail
ors of Maryland. for whose benefit as
aforesaid the said Act was passed and
my Proclamation issued. have practi-
cally all returned TO Maryland and
been demoboliZcd, so that the condi-
tion for which the Act was passed and
aforesaid Proclamation issued is now
or is about to be over.
AND WHEREAS section 22S of the
said Act provides that whenever the
condition which resulted in the issu-
ing of said Proclamation terminates,
it shall be the duty of the Governor.
aS soon as convenient and proper. by
proclamation to end the suspension of
the election laws, whereupon the pro-
visions of said Act for absent voting
shall become imperative
AND WHEREAS. in view of the
aforcgong. il is now convenient and
proper that the Proclamation contcm-
plated by said section DDS should be
issued.
NOW. THEREFORE,. |. Emerson c.
Harrington. Governor of Maryland, by
virtue of the authority conferred upon
me as aforesaid by said Act Of Assem-
bly,. do hereby proclaim and declare
the aforegoing suspension of the cleo
tion laws terminated and at an end.
so that the provisions of said Act of
1918. Chapter 7S may be and become
imperative. to the same extent a if
my Proclamation of January 10, 1919,
with reference TO voting by absent sol
dicrS and sailors. had never been is
sued.
In Testimony Whereof.
have hcreunto set my
hand and caused TO be
affixed the Great Seal of
IGrcat Scall the State of Maryland,
fof thcl At the Capt. d. in the
State of City Of Annapolis. on
midi this 23rd day of June in
the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred
and nineteen.
EMERSON c. HARRINGTON.
by the Governor. -
THOMAS ". SIMMONS.
Secretary of State.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
PURE BRED PIC
CLUBS THRIVE
County Agent Oswald Expects a
Great Exhibit at POcOmOke
Fair Next Week.

Most of the week was spent visiting
the pure bred club members and live
stock breeders throughout the county
with the hope of encouraging the live
stock eXhbi, AT the Pocomokc Fair
II is the intention to have the pure
bred pig club boys exhibit their pigs
and the indications are that we will
have very crcditablc exhibit Of pure
bred stock
The Fair Association Is Offering lib
cral premiums for live stock exhibits,
especially in the boys club work, and
the banks OF Pocomoke. together with
some business houses are offering
special premiums. One Of these pre-
MUM, will likely be an up-to-datc
colony hog house, another, modern
Sclf-fcedcr.
The Fair Association has increased
their housing capacity so rs to take
care of large number of hogs and Il
liberal number of cattle The poultry
department of the Fair has been
greatly improved and there is ample
facilities for the exhibit of large
number of birds in most up-to-datc
coopS.
Let every farmer who has good live
stock feel that by exhibiting at the
fair he will help to encourage the live
stock industry of the county.
Pure Bred Sale.
During the week of the Fair ar
rangements are being made for sale
Of the surplus pure bred pigs owned
by the pig club members. The pigs for
sale will be- placed in stalls and buyer,
will bc at liberty to look them over
and purchase same AT their convcn-
icnce This is an opportunity for
farmers of the county to get in their
possession some splendid breeding
stock.
Il is hoped that on Tuesday hog
cholera vaccination demonstration will
be held at the Fair, at which time all
the boys pure bred club pigs will be
vaccinatcd against hog cholera by
State and Government authorities.
This is an opportunity for the farmers
to become acquainted with the meth
ods used in preventing hog cholera and
to have explained to them just how
they can do this work for themselves.
Clover Seed to be- Saved.
A large number of farmers have
expressed their desire TO save clover
seed and it is believed that at the
present time several hundred acres
will be saved for seed. Arrangements
are being made to secure hullers for
the ulling Of same.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16

Clerk of the Circuit Court
Oliver ID. Collins.
Count, Treasurer-Phillip c.
Dennis.
States Attorney - Franklin
Upshur.
Legislature-William +. John
son. William Whalc,. Samuel NJ.
Crockett.
County Commissioners-Sam-
ucl T.. Brimcr. Ernest T.. Bur-
bage. Willard +. Evans.
For Sherin-Daniel Holloway.
Orphans Court - Samuel T..
ShOcklcy. Thomas ]. Fassett.
I.emucl W. Onley.
County Surveyor-William J.
Pitts.
Wreckmaster - Thomas W.
Taylor.
Members State Central Com
mittce - Marion T. Hargis. Cal
vim B. Taylor Alfred T. White.
Delegates to State COnyen-
tion-JOhn W. Ennis. George l..
Barnes. William u. Corddrs. W.
Lee Carey.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching Sunday morning at 1890.
Theme. "The Hope of Jesus"
Sunday School at ll.30. Mrs. c. l..
Vincent, Superintendent.
Subject Bible Glass. "rhc Unknown
Writer of Hebrews"
All are cordially invited to these
services.
REV. w. S. KREGER. Pastor.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
RECORDING DAY
is AUGUST IS
Every Soldier. Sailor and Marine
and Women Who Served As
Nurses Should Register.

NatuludH, august iOtn, mas Dcct
designated by Governor Harrington
in recent proclamation. as Record.
ing Day" on which day all Maryland
men who served in the Army. Navy
and Marine Corps during the Great
War. and women who served as nurses
are urged to visit designated places
near their respective homes, and fill
out questionnaires giving full partic-
ularS of their service. This is for the
purpose of getting for the state OF
Maryland clear record of the part
which the state played in the war
The queStionnareS have been prcpar-
ed by the Historical Division of the
State Council of Defense.
Lieut.. James Il. Whaley, of Snow
Hill. has been appointed chairman of
the Historical Division of Worcester
County. and the county has been or
ganizcd with headquarters in all sec
tonS of the county.
Associated with Mr.. Whalcy in the
work of making out the question
naircS will be a number of volunteer
workers, and the Red Cross and other
organizations will assist.
The full personnel of the County
Committee, together with their resi-
dcncc and headquarters for making
out the questonnarcs. is given be-
low:
James b. Whalcy. Chairman, Snow
Hill. Court House.
r. Clarke Fontaine. Pocomokc
City, Pocomoke City National Bank.
Miss Rozclc 7. Handy. Berlin. Bcr-
lin Library.
Miss Lucille Ross Taylor, Stockton,
Stockton ia; <.
Wilmer Bowen, Newark, Post
Office
Samuel Monkhouse, Ocean City,
Post Office.
George l.. Barnes, Jr.. Girdlctr"c,
Store House.
Everett d. Layton, BishopviIe,
Bishopvillc Bank.
James T. Dale, Whalcyville. Post
Office.
Every soldier. sailor or marine. and
nurse should attend one of the above
named place, today Saturday and
give his complete record, from the
time oi enlistment to discharge. 1t
is dcs tco TO secure an accurate record
of thc service of each of the men
and women. to form part of the
permanent records of the state of
Maryland, for the soldiers and sail
or, and others active in the war as
well a, for thci relatives and descend
ants.
The work of MarylandcrS in the
Great War is well entitled to record
and remembrance. These records
have practical value. The records
of Maryland men in the Revolutions
airy War and other wars. although
very incomplete, are constantly being
consulted at the Maryland Historical
Society. not only because of their
historical interest, but also for their
value in the determination Of qucS-
tions regarding land titles and for
other legal purposes. The work of
compiling records of Marylanders in
those wars was not begun until many
of the records were unavailable
Nearly all the states in the country,
through historical COMMITTEES and
other agencies. are cndeavoring to Sc
cure suitable records of the war
The committee will be Increased, and
the headquarters kept open until the
record of every person in tn service
has been obtained.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
A Grcai Remedy.

The merits of Chambcrlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy are well known
and appreciated, but there is occasion
ally a man who had no acquaintance
with them ami should read the follow
ing by +. II. Dear, a hotel man at Du-
puyer, Mont. -Four years ago used
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy with such wonderful results
that | have since recommended II to
my friends"
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
WHATCOAT NJ. L. CHURCH.
SlNIl.AY.

1000 a. M. Sunday School. Prof.
4. c. Humphreys, Superintendent.
100 a. M, Public Worship and
sermon.
500 p. M. Public Worship and SER
mon.
a HOME-LIKE CHI RICH - \
HEARTY WELCOME.
REV. l.. f.. POOLE. Pastor.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENT

William +, johnson. Esq, an
nounces that John 4. Selby,
attorney at law, is now asso-
ciatcd with him in the general
practice of law in Wor-
ccstcr County.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
WHITE HOUSE NEEDS A GOAT.

II is about time to ask what has be.
come of Colonel House. This seems
to be an occasion when he ought to be
around.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
Democratic Harmony Meeting
Held Here Last tuesday
TICKET SELECTED THURSDAY
Democrats Will Sweep The County -Oppo-
sition Party is Dazed at Unity Of Militant
Democracy Primary Contest.

The Democratic nominating COM
mittee met in the Municipal Building
in Snow Hill Thursday afternoon, and
after about one hours dcliberation
selected the following ticket to be
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16

CIRCUMSTANTiAL EVIDENCE.
How do you think Boggs' daughter
had her voice cultivated?
Well. from the rasping way she
sings ! should say it was done with a
rake.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16

duNtI llSclieiit, anu lilcH were 50
busy that it was sacrifice for
: them to come here at all. yet
nearly two hundred Democrats
came to Snow Hill last Tuesday
to attend a harmony meeting
called by the State Central Com
mittee.
The meeting was held in the
Opera House and was called to
order by Marion T. lIargiS. Esq.
chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee. Every
district in the county was rep
resented and speeches were made
by Judge William +. Johnson,
Col. George NJ. UpShur, Senator
Orlando Harrison. MeSSrS. Will
liam ID. Corddry. John W. En-
mis-. +. NJ. Wilson and +. Clarke
Fontaine. The tenor of every
speech was HARMONY, and
EFFICIENCY of Democratic
candidates. Everybody agreed
that all differences should be
buried for the good of the party
and the people. Everybody
agreed that candidates should be
selected for their qualifications
rather than because they desired
to be candidates. And every
body agreed that the State of
Maryland and the County of
Worcester needed to be under
Democratic control now more
than it ever did at any time in
the past.
Chairman lIargiS opened the
meeting with a forcible and time
ly address which was literally
applauded. Mr.. Samuel NJ.
Crockett was made secretary.
Then Judge Johnson took the
floor and offered the following
resolution:
RESOLVED. That the State
Central Committee for Worcester
County appoint Il Committee con
sSting of II members, composed
of not less than one from each
Election District, whose duty il
shall be- to return home and fully
confer with the voters in the scV-
cval districts. and assemble here
on Thursday afternoon. the lith
inst, and name such persons as
they deem proper TO be placed
upon the Democratic ticket to be
voted for 1T the coming general
election. and it shall further be
the duty of this cOmmittc to see
that all nomination papers are
filed for all offices to be voted for
Judge Johnson addressed the
meeting in support of the reSo-
luton and was followed by the
gentlemen aforementioned. The
resolution was unanimously
adopted and the State Central
Committe retired to select a
nominating committee. Mr.. +.
NJ. Wilson. OF Pocomoke City,
took the chair in the absence of
Mr.. Hargis. The following gen
tlemen were named as noml-
mating committee;
Orlando Harrison. Berlin.
II. f. llarmonSon. Berlin.
c. Wilbur keaS. Berlin.
W. l.. Landlord. Pocomoke.
John W. Ennis, Pocomoke.
James NJ. Crockett. Pocomoke.
Thomas NJ. Purnell. Snow Hill.
VIM. ID. Corddry. Snow Hill.
DR.. J. d. DickerSon. Stockton.
William II. Price, Stockton.
John l.. Mason. Newark.
George +. Townsend. Newark.
Charles Bishop. BiShopville.
DR.. K. p. Collins. BiShopville.
Elijah J. Shockley. Coulbouln.
Samuel l.. Shockley. Wilton.
Willard =. Evans. Atkinson'S.
Rufus II. Shockley. AtkinSon'S.
Col. George NJ. UpShur moved
that the selection of the nomi-
mating committee be endorsed by
the meeting This was done by
a unanimous vote.
1t was a splendid meeting of
representative citizens and tax
payers of Worcester County who
believe it is for the best interest
of the people that the Demo-
cratic party be intrusted with
.. the administration of county
affairs.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
Thursday and Friday
August Fl and 22. 1919

Beginning at 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
All applicants for Teachers Certiii-
Gates should take these examinations
Those applicants who failed in certain
subjects at previous examinations will
be permitted to take the subjects in
which they failed
NJ. BATES STEPHENS,
State Superintendent.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
THE QUESTION

can give any man a Roland for his
Oliver.
Yes, but which is the better make.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
HIS STATUS

A states attorney is man who is
supposed TO know what he Is about,
isn't he
Well, he ought to be a man of con-
victions.
Democratic messenger., 1919-08-16
Teachers
Examinations

An examination for Teachers Cert
ficates will be held in the High School
building in Snow Hill. on
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
TOWN OF RAYMER
wATERw0RKs ELECTION
MAY 81, 1918
? Z Il lie TIC E


In pursuance Of an ordinance Of the loBu
Of Baymer. Colorado. adopted and approved
on the sth day OF May, A. d. 1919, PUBLIC
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that al the
special election to be held on Saturday. the
Slst day Of May, A. d. 1873. at the the oilies
Of the Raymer Enterprise In the iowa o.
Raymer, there will be submitted TO the voters
Of the town Of Raymer who are tazpaYers
under the law. the following question.
Shall the board Of trustees of the town
Of Raymsr be authorized to erect and
construct a system Of satervorks for
hre and domestic purposes, TO be owned,
managed and operated by the town, Kuen
original erection and construction 10 be
paid for by an issue Of the town bonds
In the aggregate amount Of Twenty thou
sand dollars?
The polls viii be open frora a. N. 10 Z
2. N.
The ballots to be used in voting upon the qugs-
tion above submitted viii be prepared and ~
nisbed by the town clerk TO The judges of eIac-
tion. to be by them furnished to the gotrs, ana
shall be deposited In a separate ballot boz
provided by the town clerk for such purpose
The election will be held and conducted. as
nearly as may be. IN the manner prescribed
by Law in the case Of elections for muniei
pal officers.
town Of kaymer nj are Taxpayers under tn
law viii be permitted TO vote upon the aaes-
tion submitted.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the board Of
trustees Of the town OF Raymer has caused
this notice TO be published and posted rs re-
quircd by law. this sth day u May. A. p.
1873
F. L. KNAPP.
Town ClsrS.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29

The Germans say they wont sign.
but they will in time, Just the same
as they would have made the allies
sign il they held the point OF want.
age. or course they may bluff until
show OF force is made, but they
will come TO il. However. to the
German il will be "a scrap OF paper
to be yiolataed at the first opportunc
moment.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisherl

Department OF the inttrior
u. s. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado
May rs. 1919.
Notice is-hercby given that Louise II. leh'
son, Of Fort Morgan, Colorado, who. on Sep
tember rs. 1914. made Homestead Entry, Scr
aI No o2i5s0. for Nwh, NisNEh. swh
MEL and Nwli sEh,, Section 20. Township
North, Range 81 West. 9Th Principal Mer'
idian. has filed notice Of intention to MAKE
Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim q
ihe land above described. before Clayton G
RckeI, County Judge. at Fort Morgan. Cole
rado. on the 10th day of July. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses
Emma NJ. Johnson, Ida +. Miller. John a.
Miller, and Whitney A. Day, all Of Fort
Morgan, Colorado. 5-29 6-2s
A. +. BROWNS. Register,
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lPublzherJ
nsffn .e a.. I.*x.

U. 5. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
Apsil -. 1919
Notice > Aereay given that Ida T. st-adsr,
formerly ida Il. Koihn, OF Weldonn, Cosora-
Do who May &. 1874. made Homestead
Entry. Serial No. COST. for sen. Sec. 81 /.
NEh, Seeti9n 81, Toa anship 6 SoIth, Range
IS Vest, 9Th Principal Meridian. has hifd
notice Of intention 70 make Final Thrsa
Year Proof, to establish claim 70 the land
above described, before L. L. Boiilot, Clerk
ot the District Court al Fort Morgan, Co.ora-
DO, on the 10th day Of June. 1919
Claimaht names o. witneases:
bcn johnson, Floyd Rector, Alfred Smith.
John Heller, all Of WeIdona, Colorado ST. y
A. +. BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ipu1lsherg
Departments l,,.l Of liae interior

Department Of thr Interior
Atrl &C. 1912.
hoiiee IS hereby given ihat Clarence Eaton,
q stoneham. Colorado, who, on January p
i9ls, Rada Homestead Entry. serial No.
uzAisl. faE ANA. s8NEIs, W.. SEE. Sec.
ton W. loanship " Narta. Range 81 Waat.
etn PRINCIPAL Meridian, has flied Hotee u
intention 70 make Final Thrge Year rfaof IL
establish claim 70 the land above described.
before elyde l. Stanley. United statss Con-
missioner. nt Avaio. Colorado. on the Istb
DAY of June, 1913
LlatmnHt Eamea "a Witnesaes.
Dayton II hfalen james Woody, Charlie !.
Smith. ana Roy M6nlux. all II AYaio rgla,
fado.
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
iPublsherl

., Department of ihs Interior
"; n Land Office at Sterling. Colorado,
April 25, 1918
Notice Is hereby given hat Jadson Il s'ov-
ey. Of stopeham, Colorado vhu on July e
lelf made Homestead Entry serial NJ
e2lsls. for sWhNWti. sWi5. sNsEi and
aW'tshl u, Section Q, Tewnahip Norta,
Range g West, eth rrineipal Meridian. has
nled notice Of intention to make Final Three
above described. before TIE Register nad Re
ceivcr, United States Land Office. nj stcF-
Ing, Colorado, on the 18Th day 81 Iunc,
Claimant names as witnesses.
Delbert Gray. Robert PhR. Nelson Cue,
Adelhert Gray, Rohers Hut. Nelean cae.
and Thomas Neith, all OF Ss0neham, Colo
a. ?. BROWNS. Rseisis-
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPuBLIsHEgl

., department of the Interior
MAJ 8. 1918
heuee 3 hereby .givea that Iohn Aalksr.
pI AFaio, Colorado, who On February {. f9Is
made Home ieat Entry. serial No. 624ii8.
lor w 5 See. 10 and h p Nj, Ssrtiaa It..
lownshp - North, Range s6 West ftb
it'nsirai Meridian, has hied notice of IT..
tcntien to make Final Three Yrar pfoaf -
establish claim % The land above deseriissl
before The Register and Receiver. fi5lseI
atates Lard Office. a. Sterling. Colorado. an
The 2eth day Of June. 1919.
Glhimaht name a. Witnesses
:, 5esie dayfeld, Loui Kessier, William II.
s,is soaR hteh Walter 4. Dalton. all of hyai9,
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The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lPubiisher

Department Of the Interior
Land oalce hi Sterling. Colorado
Notice 4 hereby given lhat Lee A. Heaeae
o. fort Morgan. Colorado, who. on July IL,
1915, made Homestead Entry gerisj NJ
el3i4I for sWi. Section "a. Township s.
North, Range 81 West. efh Principal Mrrid.
i'm has hlei notice of intention to mn1e
NAL ghfea Year Proof. to estahlish elaifn u
p tol&ti1 a4pFaq paQf5szsp ahoqg pun aui
RieAsl County Judge. at Fort Morgan. Gal9.
fade or the 10Th day o. June 1919
Claimant uanes AZ Witnarta:
G Young. C G. Mcbride. J. r. Martsn.
W. W. Mcbride. all Of Fort Morgan. Colo.
rado b.i s.9a
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The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29

Newspaper influence in the cit
Of Denver does not seem to amount
to as much as supposed. II would
seem as II good start to political
honors In the capital city would b.
to secure the enmity OF the press
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29

There seems to be a suspicion that
President Wilson has not kept In
touch with public sentiment in this
eontry on one question at least since
he has been in Europe We refer TO
his recommendation that some way
be found to remove the ban from
beer and wine. Congress does not
seem disposed to follow his lead on
that question
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(PUBLISHER)
Department Of the Interio

UfpaTtmtHt OF tHt IHttfIHf
U. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
April 26. 1919.
Notice IS hereby gisen that Thomaa ?.
Breeding. Of stoneham. Colorado. wh5. on
August "a, 1918. made Homestead Entry,
serial No u262si. for Lot 7. Sec 8. NEAAEi,
Sec. I, r. 8 NJ, r. 50. W.. and sEA SEA ses i
Twp. North Range ~ West, 9Th PRINCIPAL
Meridian has filed notice Of intention .
make Final Three Year Proof, to estahli b
claim TO the land above described, before tie
Register and Receiver, United States Land
Office, at Sterling Colorado, on the ITth day
Of June. 1919.
Claimant names ~ witnesses;
Lee Breeding. Charlie Myers. Perry fifm,
and Eugene votEel, all Of sioneham, C1ioia.
do. SIS Is
A. F. BROWNS. RegatsT
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lruhasherl
Department Of he In,mio

Department Of the Interior.
U, s. Land ofice at Sterling. Colorado,
May 15. 1879
Notfe-is hergby given fhst lohn x spas.
rin. 5,(guNin. Colorado eha. on NUsemier
y, Hl'y = " 4lsstefrai Entry. Serial No
g2i9ef. Tor ~ EWf. sW and sEg.
Section u. Iowfel&a, ID North. Range 81
We', 81 Principal Meridian. has hleI notice
~ Intention e make Final TAFee Yaar Pfoaf.
hetore Clyde L Stanley. United slpte Com
NJ. ioner. az Avalo. Colorado. ou a. aaih
day Of June. 1879.
Chlmaut namea a. witne5e&
William =. Amos, Marion II. Peaea. G.
hpam!gafen, aud Alhln Nelson. a'l 81 snar.
Fun Vo'oahdq t2 e-i8
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
nsnarim.ni IA al. I.t...

Department Of the Interior
Y. :, Land 0trica az sseriinp Colorado.
May zs, 1879.
Notice e hereby given that Ray r. Chase.
OF spurgin. Colorado, who. on March IA. fais.
made HOMESTEAD Entry. Serial No 92G84i,
for NE NEA, NEh. s. NwH, NJ sEa.
and NEllsWtis secslaa i5, Township Ii
North, Range II West. esh PRINCIPAL Mer.
idiau, has fled notice 81 intention to make
Final fhFse Year Proof Is eetahiish claim
@ thc land above described before Clyde j.
Stanley. United States eammissl6ner. al
Agao. Colorado. en- the 7th day q Iuly. iaia.
Claimant nar2eI as wilnHrs
M pfehF, Ehen peahe, l. T. Srhai'ar ~
q sfeleFin. Colorado and David Bolton ~
Agalo. Colorado 5-A4 .-1a
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