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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04

gtockholders BY Dr. J. odd Hamilton.
y. u. Fisk anC associates. has receni~
" begun active operations on ~
Grant county holdings. and he pie
MIC tomorrow evcnlng Is by way Of a
celebration Of tho opening OF mining
operations.
II WIS stated at the Office OF the
compan. It's South second street
this morning that IN effort was hcinE
made 10 telephone to every stock
holder In town. Some may be missed.
however. and the company wishes II
Understood that every King and Queen
shareholder. and their families are
invited 30 attend. There IN a special
injunction 10 bring only drinking
cups. The company viii attend To
tho rest OF the details OF the picnic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04
LEGAL NOTICES

l. Of Sew Merirp. Count, ~ Hcmaiilo
h the District Court
walker Trustee and Olivia q. Gro,n
ihf henefclsr Plsi1tln 81 Rurfhold
'nitr lrnstcs in Hsnkruptry for JOHN 81
bore Healty Company. Corporation
ankupt; Long Beach Improvement Com
nn,. % Corporation and uooiirHtai Firt
.urancc COMPANY ngfendauts. No.
NOTICE or SUIT.
virtue uf an order of falr and decree
Foreclosure issu'd OF n the District
ID OF New Aley.5a iar Bcrurlillo Coanty
ihs Ioth day Of April 100 iu the shove
Iued action wherein uuylh ~ GrrunlrHf
hined a Judgment and dcrree Of f%ureclns
against lierthol spits. Trustee In nank'
urruratiuH blnkUpt Long Beech I'm
cmrnt Compar, o Corporation, aud 90
fatal Fire Insurance Complain. on the 1Oth
ui Apyl, 1919 for Che sum 90 TWI
nsand Five Hundred Dollar ~ts21uuUul
p interest thereon % Eight Per cent tsGl
aud Tor Tru Per cent linf.l NJ th'
aut u sid principal and intcrrst a. A.
fees aud for Thirty NiN Dollars aud
futy. three Cents ts1t 2ll Tor taxes and
ohts AVID rypensrs including the expense
this sale. VIII sell 40 public auction To
highest aud best bidder Tor cash "a %.
Z door of The Cuur House iu uli Alta
fpue. New Mesics. nt Trn % clock A. N
auEusi 2pth 1919 the following described
tsrty
4 i.ats numbered fiye. Sia. seven. high.
II Ten. Eleven aud Twelve o., q. T. z.
DO A.. and iB In BLOCK Numbered
BE- tlI ~ tho John Al Moore Realty Con-,
u b Second Addition to the city ~ Alhu
que. New Mrsico. ~ shown and desiE.
fd ON = piai ~ said Addition hled ~ the
L. ~ The probatr CLERK and tSothcn
Iprler ~ Bcrnalillu County, on the 2ird
I nj April 1903
~ tho day ~ sale the amount n tho
kmcni Including principal interest at
U ry's fors aud tis,s viii loo lhrre Thuus
! Se,eu Hundred NinetY-thrrr Dollars Hn.
4ty. i've Cents tslIg1 go in addition .
h costs 81 tho said sal". including I'M
u rr
40 sale will be- made 10 satisfy the iudg
SALOME > HUM,
Special Master
Aug %lll-ts--i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04
DSThASIERR OEA.
OUT S. 0. S.
FOR FOOD SALE AID
hpdrcds Of Inquiries by Tele-
phone and in Person Keep
Postmaster Up All Night-No
Information Yet on Sales Here,

#ffclpi"
|fhe above, In effect. IN the toxt aud
|fstnnce Of en- interview given TO
n Herald this morning by PostFnas.
N II. = harics Roehl. In connection
~ the forthcoming direct aalcs
Tsorplua army subsistence aupplics
tne people OF the United States.
n Tho Associated Press announcement
m Washington Saturday said that
food sales would start Moudny.
people took this 20 mean Moudpy.
lust 4. The postmaster thinkA II
ant August 18th. i've weeks from
Nay.
n any event the postmaster was
~ busy AL day sunday and dur
the Hreater part OF sunday night
ing the people, In person and over
telephone. that the local postof-
n has moi received the slightest in
nation about the contemplated
A III thht no blanks for orders have
, and that unttl ne has some def
g Information from his supcriors,
cannot even answer questions IN
Hrently.
Ifhis rs what Mr.. Rochl saidi
want the people Of Albuquerque
Know hat just ~ soon A. We get
a Information about The surplus
NNHNN'H NNAA'Hf u MW ~ kNN'NN
Uthe newspapers and they viii be
led to give 1t the fullest publicity.
~ That ali will be Informed.
"tp to this time I have not had a
q from the department or a blank
any kind relating 20 these food
! gather that the statement
IN food sales would begin Monday
,nt Monday. August ~. as that
Iild he the Quickest possible time
a which aN.0uH p~ostoficcs Of the
ted States could he reached with
ructions aud blanks for orders.
|it " assumed that Fort Bliss. AZ
paHo, will be the supply point for
1%uquerque. That being The cast
third tone parcel post rate viii
Hnin The third zone rate n .
~ Tor tho first pound ana 2 cents
. each additional pound. and the
kafe weight limit IL 20 pounds
limit To individual shipments IN
n day d. goo pounds Thus the
inge charge on "a 1U-pound pack
IA from Fort Bliss 10 Albuquerque
iid he q cents for one pound and
nts per pound for 50 pounds.
We expect detailed Information n,
M he system FOR handling the food
q within d few days. ana Just a.
"a as they cOme We Will make al
~ Information public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04
avy Lads Making
Unique Trip Across
the United States

Prom Saint Louis 20 Los Angels. to
Frnncisco, TO Portland 10 the
lowstonc, 20 Denver and back to
Louis. about G0H0 miles iu "a mo-
t. boat
Doesn't seem possible. docs IT,
ct that ia eN4cut what four white.
navy lads. from Washington tint
Ilty 81 Louis Who have just rc-
cd their discharge from the
stcd states navy. are doing.
HE motor boat is mounted on
els. % Us not AN automobile dis
ned as H motor boat. but b. the
n itself mounted on automobile
fels and % Includes everything
= scu hrhts and FLAGS, g the brass
inrn lockers ana other equipment
motor launch down o.. or up TO
steam whistla.
she boys are T.. ~ Rutner. Il. NJ.
.kley. T.. g. Allen and = H. Me
Um All saw active service during
war. An enlisted from Washing
University and Hrc going to re.
b. college iu October. They cx-
TO complete their 1000 mile trip
.that time. Tho trip b. really nm
criising stunt Tor iullud onc-p piece
non rings Manufactured by tho In
machin" works of st. Louis. who
lo the motor boat and mounted it
\ the trip The sailor boys must
- been trained In AN advertising
8'ol because they not only put over
.rec advertising story ON the Her
but compelled ne To add. without
igc. that ! korhrr a 90. scil the
nd oH"-pirce piston rings IN Al
! uerquo,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04

umchow Il girl always imaFiucq
her piano playing sounds good to
] mnI.hhnrl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04

we a safely say that with these
and the blankets carried over from
last year the variety and value viii
equal that of past seasons.
AS instances of this, we shall list
the following, urging that a selec-
ton be made as quickly as pos
sible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04
King & Queen Copper
Company Stockholders
to Picnic Tomorrow

A unique picnic viii take place to-
morrow evening In TlIeras canyon
whom the Stockholders 81 the King
and. Queen Copper company win take
the trip 20 the canyon In automobiles
for an evening OF entertainment and
Picnic cinner In the foothills.
The King n Queen company, or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04
AT THE THEATERS TODAY

"B" THEATER-Rcpeaiing For Better, For Worse, with
Gloria swanson in the title role; also the episode of The Tigers
Trail, - and The Current kvents' reel.
IDEAL THEATER-winia Desmond starring in 1.-THE Iinis
of He'll; also a good comedy reel.
Lyric Theater Repeating the feature, One Thing Alta Time
oDay;" also the Healthy and Happy" comedy.
PAsfIME T~HEATER-pcggy Eyland will appcar again as
the star in "cowardice courf = also The Slave" a Billy West
comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04

huu NhcN HihiiH hlet
| would often faint
and have TO leave
school. l he'd such
pain | did not know
what 20 do with my
self and tried so
many remedies that
were of no use.
read about Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound
in the newspapers
| and decided 70 try II,
and that IA how
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-04
Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

STUR
Harry owen. Los Lungs
r. u. Point and vile. III raso.
a. Ianotti, chicago. q.
T. =. Lewis and wife. sauta Fc.
A. Luna. Domingo.
y. Truucora. New MDglcu.
J. n. Moloney. fhocuiA.
Joe Hannsh. Blbo
y. y. Powers. Gallup.
II. n Thompson, Pueblo.
e.. " croft. Lon Lunaa.
Theresa McQuado. Gallup.
J. MehnEer. Santa Fe.
e.. a. Chaptberlln. LIs Vegas.
g.. Matt. Gallup.
\. ALBRIGHT. Gallup
}. McAlpinc. III rasu.
j. $. Hunter. Las Vegas.
u. Is. Smith. III iuSo
}. W Luthereil. Knoxville.
=. j. Lancaster. Tuui euL
W. r. Miller. Pueblo.
". p. clock. Gallup
.. r. SturlinE, SIN francisco.
Mrs. J. \. CLARK, Ncclioa
D. W Motioek. rcu,,yiyania.
A.. y ptcro, Iemcz,
T. N Huit Now Nork CIV.
" W. McKcliCr o. VIE, Los
Lunas.
W. H. Carr. New Ncsiro
Geo. iisnlon, Mounuinair.
j. ". Mamci. santa re.
Mr nid Mrs. }. b. Iounr. cuba.
J. T.. Knafmont, Cdbn
j. ". Hcdden Great Rear Camp.
AI4N AiiNDD.
u. NJ. Miller, Denver,
Carol T. Walton. HhurniS.
r. N. Kimhall. WASH ugtun, u, G.
Peggy l.arOn. Santa Iv
Fanny n. Evans. New York city.
!. ID. Ferry. New York tItN.
y. ThaNntun, New YORK city.
4. D. Foley Topeka.
T. 4. HachtCl Kansas Cly.
l.. \. Bland, Kansas CITY.
J Elliott ana wife Los Angeles.
Kathryn Phillips. I.1H .cgt-.
o. N3yur. san ~. uHi1cp
a. Adams. Manlau.
T. NJ Parker and WHO. Colo Springu
g. ~ Roach. DALAI
y. u. Smith, - Luufs
James 4. McNauov r1n Fuaucigro
Fred Perkins. Kansas olty
COMBS
loo Cox. Pcrca. y VI.
e. +. Welt. III Paso.
W. j. toTnCtt ~, Ration. p
G. l.. Mahpncy, san Francisco.
&. W. Croft Los LunHs.
L. Il. Glcuntcn. kpnaia CITY. Mo.
J. g.. Sedan. ~ puso TcN.
y. D.. Maxwell, Ashland, Wis.
Howard Payne. Will1rl.
Mra. g. \ BornhuH. Shreveport, ID
Wesley Mhitlct.
Uov. H. D. Zcirhcr. Reading. penn
" y. Rich. Santa i'e.
Edna Rich, Santa re.
Jake Levy. Santa fc.
Floyd Estes. Stanley.
r. ~. Knight. platuti'w. Tex.
j.. H. Tilc PhocniN. Nrly.
j. V, Wilson ani wife. Denver.
q. D. Allen. 81. Lou,a
: - McCollum. St Louis.
a. T. Wilson. junction. Tex.
"a. e.. Wilson, San Antonio.
J.. /. Barber and wife, Winfield
Rams.
Mrs. y. Eckcrt. Gallup
W a. Large, Hluewutcr,
Ed D. Bunllne Rlucwater,
Della Fisher. crown Point. y, NJ.
i. f. Mecks and family, Eros, Ia.
y r. Graham. Chicago.
Mrs. c. ~. Ncnso, Bricu.
r, ". Bowdeu. ~ FAso.
N. \. Williams, Nan gTlncisco.
e. y. Satin, 81. plut
Earl y. Goodwin, Santa Ne.
A. T., Goodwin. Santa Fe
g. T.. Harrington. Santa Fe.
g. G. knowles. TeNico, y. NJ.
!. " Edwards. TeXico. y. NJ.
A. Al. Harrington Va Francisco.
W n. Ruby, Santa 10.
G. r Shur. San Francisco, calf,
n. %. Hamilton. Carrlzozo. y NJ.
NJ. W Hamilton, Carrizuzo, y.
r. l.. INT. willard, y. NJ.
Miss G.. SILVA. Socorro.
G.. W. Knapp. portdles, X. NJ
s. G. McCtimmon aud wife, =
Antonio.
". ", carson. Dallas.
q. n. Blair. Denver.
r. a.. BarrOws ri paso
a. King and wife spiro. okla.
John Fstuses.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
oKLARADO ..-.-.

John Reynolds and Henry
Eator, who have been with tn
Spruce Division of -he U. S. A.
in Oregon have re tn rned. And
Colo. looks good to them, so they
say.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Seyfrit
have returned home from three
months visit in Kansas.
The people around Okla-ado
are smoking on J. 7. Gibbons,
who is the proud daddy of u
brand new girl.
James W. Smith and son came
o u from Kemptin Ill, to
look after the interest of his
brother whe died in Springfield
last week.
Otis Martha came in from
Lamar with a load OF freight
last Saturday for the store at
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07

new wheat drill, good header
and barge. almost new wide tire
wagon. wood rack. 2 wagon box
es-full set side boards to both,
8 sets good work harness, some
wood and posts, water tank, 8
barrels. new sewing machine,
new Vacuum washer, bed, table
all dishes, cooking utensils. 2
stones. shovel. hoes. diggers,
forks, all kinds of stuff, carpets,
and other stun too numerous to
mention. chairs, spud., Beans.
Will sell al fof $4,8OO.OO if
sold quick. Could not find a
bigger bargain anywhere - en-
ough crop TO pay for all. In
quire 1t Herald once. W
&. cn5e0 Gtres Jbtning.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
FOR SALE CHEAP

800 acre farm in best
part of Baca county. 2-room
rock house good barn, 230 acres
fenced and cross fenced-2 wires
hog lot fenced with hog wire,
feed lot, good well and windmill,
extra good waJer 10 acres
broke, lO8 acres in wheat-all
looking good, about 800 bushels
maize, about 500 bushels cane
seed--header headed in stacks, a
lot of feed, about $50 bushels
ripe broomcorn seed. 2 extra
gooo mules, 2 cows, 3 coming g.
year old heifers, 1 yearling-all
fresh inside of 8 months except
l, one good gang plow-almost
new, l good cultivator, 1 good
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
ZION .-.--

E. w, Simpson is still on Lis
way 10 Lamar-guess he is find
ing the roads pretty bad.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen and family
returned from their visit in
Oklahoma last week.
Frank Kidder will start for the
cedars Monday.
The school is doing fine
There are about ten scholars in
school now.
Orville Thompson hauled his
b:oomcorn seeder in Friday and
baled some hay with it at home.
Everybody is hunting rabbits
these days. Some have killed
over 100 of them. With all the
dogs in the country they ought
th get them thinned out pretty
soon. Nearly every one has tive
dogs. Rockhill's have eight.
Mr. Tankersley passed by or
his way home from town last
Sunday.
G. Fl. Kidder is hauling feec
to the Hamilton ranch agar
this week.
The singing at Zion was vel
TENDED Sunoay night.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
Lake View .-.--

E G. Finkle and O. q. Smith
made trip to Springfield Satur.
day and gave proof that they had
won the bet they made with I'm
Gle Sam three years ago.
Well, he snow and bad wealth
er is about gone, and SO is the
wood pile. and iced stack.
j. I Warman. wife and daugh.
ters, Lucille and Margerett. visit.
ed with Robert Jones and wife at
the south ranch Wednesday
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07

Mr.. Jones has not recovered yet
from the flue he had two months
ago.
Here 10 part ii \ soldier boys
etter TO show what they think of
the Stacker. What have they
done with that guy that did not
register out there? The pen is
too good for him, and q few more
out there that got out of it.
They ought to round up the
whole bunch and send them to the
pen. l guess they would better
clear out before some OF Us boys
that have been to France and
faced death while them yellow
hearted pups Was back there hid
ing. get back home.
Pvt. ]. Y. ".
q. II. BussaEd Is cleaning house
this week. He has been baching
this winter. : His wife viii be at
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
For SALE

l have two Ford cars and must
sell one OF them this week. One
new i91s car, price $525. One
used 1913 car, drove 1900 miles.
price s475. Who wants a bar
gain?
c2 John I. Minor.
Springfield, Colo.
FOR SALE-Rose-comb Rhode
Island Red roosters for sale-old
Vanorsdel place.
1. M. Hawkins
d2.5 Springfield, Colo.
D. M. Hynes is again on the
jop-auctioneer. See ad.-re-in-
serted else where
Chas. Fulton, clerking in the
Stroud Store. has moved into the
old TaAksfsty buildinS.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07

q M few days. He said he
wansed t. se. 8 ,sof TIN shovel
cd out before she came.
The stork visited the home OF
John tsinhower Thursday night
and left fine big boy. Mother
and son doing fine.
E. q Finkle, O. q. SIN, th, E.
E. Bussard and Elmer Terry and
wife visited with the Warmar.
family Thursday
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
Mustang

u 0au8
Lee Pritchard and Tim Frost
returned from Lamar on the Is.
While there Lee shipped his
mules to some parties in Kans-
as. who had bought them.
joe Cummings traded a team
of horses and a COW to Luther
Walker for his Ford.
A nice little dance was pulled
offat Van Burens Sunday; every
one enjoyed themselves after be-
ing housed up for so long.
Feeding cattle, going to the
creek to break the ice, and
choppiDg wood, are the principal
amusements arosnd Mustang.
| A good old fire place piled
high with cedar wood is not to
be sneezed at this kind of bad
weather.
Law Van Buren, made a trip
to Kim last week.
While there he got a grist
ground at the mill and mads
ready for another snow block
ade by getting a supply of the
necessaries Of life, such as Star
Horseshoe. Mail Pouch. etc.
: He reports the stores as being
well stocked and the merchants
sure know how to treat you
right.
The correspondents are on the
job all right, so it must be the
mail wagons that are ''lost stray
ed or stolen" 1t might be well
to scrap the Automobile wagons
and go back to thr pony express.
By so doing we might hear from
the outside world once or twice
! during the winter,
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
Bully for Banker Holt

Sam Holt was notified yerter-
day thaa he was one of the eight.
prize winners in the cash bonue
contest amynS tile 1000 agents
of the National Surety company
OF New York. His success shows
the exceptional Prosperity: of
this community sice it was baseh
on the crater comparative
amount Of surety bonds written
hefe than elsewhere.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
'Oklarado.

Oklarado.
A. H. C.rter threshed 4 90
bushei of came seed last week.
J. Wade of Springfield, has
leased the Rhoades place and
moved his family there last week
Mr.. Rhoadcs has gone TO Okla.
homa.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-07
Lands on All OF Them
Dv T;no IJutchoQ

BY Jim Hutches.
We NAV laud the old Democrat
party,
Non Partisan, Socialist too,
Republican and Prohibition,
And tell of what others might
dc;
But we think they have all gore
their limit.
The whole blooming bunch is
fraud,
And before we shall follow them
farther,
They will have to get lined up
with God.
r stands for bunch that is rot.
ten.
D.-for we don't give dam,
N. P. for nothing particlar,
But will skin whoevfr we can.
We don't care whoop for our
country,
is Ana Graft is our chief stock in
trade,
We are all in cahOOts with the
devil,
Aud allfor hell on down grade.
Why don't we get right with our
Saviour,
Aud get some advise from
above,
So when we are dealing with
others,
We can do so with justice and
love?
But, no, all we think of is mon
Say, Friends. let me give you
hunch
Ii W. dco't mend our ways in
the future.
W The devi. will get the whole
bunch.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-03
PROPOSALS.

Proposals for construction Of dorm
itory building. -, -
Department. OF the Interior, Office
Of Indian Affairs. Washington, p. c.,
March Is. 1919, sealed " proposals
plainly marked on the outside, Of the
sealed envelope, Proposals for dor
mitory building, Bismarck School,
North Dakota and addressed to the
commissioned of Indian Affairs,
Washington. D. c." will be received at
the Indian office until two o'clock p.
IN. of April 2S, 1919, for furnishing
material and labor forfthe construc-
tiQn Of q dormitory building in strict
accordance with the plans, specifica'
tions and instructions ITO bidders,
which may be examined at the office
OF the paper or periodical in which
this advertisement appears, the Unit
ed States 1ndian Warehouses at Chi
cago, Illinois, St. Louis, Missouri, San
Francisco, California, and the Build
ers Exchange, st. Paul, Minnesota, and
at the office of the superintendent Of
the Bismarck school, Bismarck, North
Dakota. For further information ap-
ply to the Superintendent of the Bis
marck school. Cato Sells, Commits
siOner
. o-91. ~ 2
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-03

.Dalota, deceased, to the craditors
OF. and all persons having claims
against said deceased, 10 exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers,
within Tour months aiter the first
publication Of this notice, to said sd-
sgs1aE sAt,ons1 Pfa e ia l1fs ba4sies as sosn 5
Dated April End, A. D. 19l9:
Sts B. G.. Marks
ya Administrator.
First Publication on the 3rd day
Of April A. D. 1919.
H. F. O'HAKE, .-'fs
Attorney for Petitioner, Bismarck,
N. d. (Apr. 3-10tl7-24-1913)
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-03
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LICENSE TO SELL REAL

tOR LICENSE TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.
\ State of North Dakota, County OF
Burleigh-SS!
In County Court, before Hon. l. C.
Davies. Judge. e.
In the matter of the. estate of Joseph
|E. Casserly, deceased.
F. H. Register, administrator, peti.
toner, vs.. Gertrude W. Casserly,
Gertrude l.. Casserly, Paul w. Casser-
ly and Dorothy NJ. Stapleton, respond
ents. a
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all per-
sons interested in the estate of JO-
seph e. Casserly, deceased:
You are hereby notified that the Pc
tition of F. H. Register, administrat-
or of the estate of Joseph E. Casserly,
late of the borough of Brooklyn in the
York, deceased, has been filed in
this court, therein petitioning that he
be authorized, empowered and Direct
ed to sell real estate belonging to Said
Ldecedent's estate, described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
The Vest half CIV 1-2) OF section
Nine (9) in Township 1873 North Of
Range IS West of the 5th Principal
Meridian situated in the county of
Burleigh. state of North Dakota.
That said petition will be heard by
this court on Wednesday, the 2Srd
day of April, A. D. 1919 at 10 o'clock
| In the forenoon OF that day. at the
court rooms of this court. In the court
house, In the city of Bismarck, cOun-
ty OF Burleigh and state Of North Da-
kota.
And you and each OF you are here
by cited and required then and there
to be- and appear before this court and
show cause, II any you have, why this
petition should not be granted.
Dated the 18th day OF March, A. D..
1919.
BY the Court: IN
II. C. DAVIES.
(SeaD Judge OF the County Court
Let the service of this citation be
made by publication thereof four
times once each week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Bismarck Daily
Tribune published at the city Of Bis
marck in said Burleigh county, as pro.
vided by law.
&c. DAVIES,
Judge.
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