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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02
Winners In Penmsnship

The following pupils Of the first
grades won buttons in penmanship:
Grace Carr, Robt. F.. Scivally Jr.,
Ted Childrcss, Bessie Goodman. Mar.
ION Caldwell. Golda Parker. Marie
Parker, Irene Herndon, Dossie Young.
Doris Wilson. Azada Wilson, Ray
mond Murphy, Laverda Sessions, Eu-
Ia Mae Springfield and Bascom Nor
ris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02

rcarher (exnlaining Tho voting stu
stion . FEW years ago. Lots Of peo
lde In Oklahoma, oodldn't vote few
years ago because their grandfather
didn't vote before them.
Dick: Some people about 1s6o didn''
SukH because they didn't have any
x1andrathery then--cht
lBrum Junior Reportcr).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02
FRANKLIN SCHOOL

tAlice Fraser, Anne Everett and
Percy Johns, reporters).
Meeting Of Civic League
The Junior Civic League OF our
school held II meeting In the eighth
grade classroom last Wednesday, ar
ternoon with Alice Fraser presiding
rs president The constitution and
'ty-lawS were adopted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02
Attends State Contest

Miss Ethel Burch. teacher of the
sixth Grade. is in Norman this week
end attending the state penmanship
contest. She will return via Of Cush
ing where she win visit friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02
OueStiOD-OueSfion

A warm discussion in the civics
class regarding courts and trials led
n small boy into cxclalming. II won
der If there are any lawyers get
into hoaveny'' The teacher tried to
disabuso the young man Of such a
Gtirow-mindcd idea.
Ffom Second Ward Reportcr)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02

Hs Owns Ar Auto

Teacher nsnasl, you tell IN about
the great transatlantic.
Erussts That's q railruad. ixn't IL
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Jefferson School News.

The pupils Of the fifth, sixth, sew
enth and eight grades are doing splen.
did work in writing.
At the present time sixty per cent
OF the eighth grade have certificates /,
hfty.five per cent of the seventh
grade; twenty-eight per cent OF the
sixth grade; and twenty per cent
OF the fifth grade.
The following pupils who have re.
ceiyed certificates In each grade are:
Eighth grade: Catherine Skelly, Des.
sic Brown, Thelma Stark, Gladys Al.
len. Bessie Staples. Lois Lee, Wynlfred
Trego, Mary Breedlove, Ruth Hold.
man. Una Mae Hollis, Theron Con.
ner.
Seventh grade: frankie Bishop.
Blanch Bragg. Evelyn Williams. Gene.
va Mccoy. Leona Rutledge, wallicla
Gardner, Georgia White. Alvin Wages,
Alletha Pace, Bonnie Cross.
Sixth grade: Veda Mae Armstrong,
Estelle Cisco, Georgia Stokes, Ruth
BreediOve, oreal Leslie, Thelma Curb,
Ardita Cross, Irene Weeker. Elise
Berryhill. Ernestine Mitchell, Kath-
leen Williams, Thelma Dutton, Ma.
bel Miller.
Fifth grade Nigel Thomas, Irene
Pate, Thelma Smith, Willie Wright,
Wilma Reeves, Mary Lacroix, Grady
Barnett, Melba Moore. Florence
Brown, Lillian Bishop.
The teacher Miss Adams. is de.
lighted with the record made SO far
and hopes to have a larger per cent
OF pupils from each room holding
certificates by the time school is out
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B r E G. K w A L K E. r


of
Fanl Wichita Falls Ranger Worth Railroad
il
hauled bad
wells
in the development This oil fields
will
MONDAY,
probably o sold the
the oil fields Stephens backed
all will be avail
will be sold advance the Persons select
$ only
to
rapidly a
which profits alike to the and the business
The site Breckwaker selected by Frank Ke
All that
IN o.
s opinion o
producing and Industrial
half should the ownste
of
in a fields a oil fields railroad
hAMQN & KELL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02
Lower Grades Do Good Work.

The lower grades are also doing
splendid work in writing.
Pupils of the first grade who re-
ceived buttons in penmanship were
Viola Reeves, Lenia Pearl Morse
Viola Bishop. Lottie Bailey. Ruth MI
burn. Katherine Lewis. Helen Wi
liams, Hazel Green, Martha Parnel
and Ishmael Erwin, Clelie Gillian
Lorenia Crawford, Justus Nichols, Gil
bert Barnett. Thaddus Fountain. Buck
Cox, Marcel Cole, Troy Williams. C1lf
ford Bird, Johnnie Heard. Lafollett
Bramlett and Mary Fountain.
Second grade pupils who have re
ceived buttons are Raymond Wright
Billy Parnell. Harold Conner. Avis
Bradshaw. Willie Mae Wright, Sady
Jane Cisco Houston Steudeman. Rob
ert Benson. Clarence Lisle. Louise
Rutledge. and Andrew Rodgers
Third grade pupils are Modent
South, Pauline Green, Versie Putnam
Mary Rutledge. Bernice Atkins.
Fourth grade pupils are Lawson
Gordon. Murl Escoe. Dolphas Curb
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Ice Cream Sale

A very interesting meeting Of the
Junior Civic League was held Thurs.
day afternoon.
1t was decided that the finance
committee would give an ice cfeam
sale next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-02

Make your dollars fight for right.
man service.
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A NEW TOWN
ON A NEW RAILROAD IN THE OIL FIELDS

combination
often met with even the wonderful exas oil fields Is an invitation TO the
oil fields railroad Stephens Counts product
We
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Dolnan was elected president, Ruth
Ulworth. vice president. Caroline
Straehley, treasurer, and Lee Webb,
secretary.
Committees
The committees appointed were:
Financial committee. house commit
tee and membership committee, The
financial committee is composed OF
Dorothy Downard. Hobart James.
Mary Goddard Mona Ruth Webb
Irene Baum ard Jack Cameron. The
house committee is composed OF Mary
Belle Maxwell, Delorez P'enner, Lena
Maud Slough. Alvin Pickens. Hal
Brown and Margarete Boles.
House Committee
Considerable progress has been
made by the house committee In the
eighth grade room. several fines have
been paid. and the room is having
much more attractive appearance
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ARDM0RE PUBLIC school,. NEWS

ley, Gladys Wilder, Bonnie Mae Rol
Inns, Cieya Jacobs, Vera Brooks, An
gle Neighbours, Plu,ha Speer, INV,
Hunt Raehela LASER, Rruxie Grif.
fifth.
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First Grade Honor Pupils

The pupils ranking highest in the
first grade, room A, are: Edna Mae
Brown. Maufine Flaine Luoo; second
ranking pupil liz, Eula Pearl Goodwin.
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Mothers Club Meeting Postponed

Owing TO tho Illness OF Miss Har.
din. fifth grade teacher, the Mothers
club meeting has been postponed un-
I'll next week.
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S0ycntl, Grade

Seventh Grade
LINDA Howard, Bell Smed, Jessie
Gum, Hazel Robertson. Dorothy Ar
mold. Donald Blair, Cordie Blalock.
Zula Ward. Annie Smith. Linda Cor
nathan. Florence snider, Jewell Tul'
lis,
Eighth Grade
Jessie Brown. Mildred Dyer, Ruth
Wells, Katherine King. Gertrude
Gaines. Doris Duston, Vesta Lloyd,
Doris Worlcy, Ruby Coin, Johnnie
Brooks. Mildred Griffith, Ara Hollo-
way, Harry DOdd, Mary Baker, Lois
Dill. Blanche Priddy, Marie Gallo
way, Arlrie Sullivan, Ethel McIaugh-
lin. Josephine Coffman.
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Nazarene Mission
Now Incorporated

The Nazarene Mission have recently
been Incorporated and will hereafter
be known as the Church of the Naz-
arene. They are moving to the new
ly-purchased property at SIS River
street where their meetings VIII be
held permanently The lower floor
has been arranged Tor an auditorium.
and the four upstairs rooms will be
Sunday school rooms. Following are
resolutions adopted by the church
board of the Church of the Naza-
rene:
Resolved, That We. the board of
the Church of Nazarene express. for
the church a profound feeling of graf
itude 70 the Y. NJ c. ~ of Canon City
for the use of the building. SO freely
granted us for our services while
alterations were being made in the
building newly purchased for perma-
nent place of worship at SIS River
street BE it further
Resolved, That copy OF these res
be handed to the secretar7' nf
the " NJ. c. A. and one TO the editor
OF The Daily Record for publication
r. J. PLUMB. Chairman
II. J. HIGGINS. secrciary.
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Doctors to Study
Insane Prisoners
at Penitentiary

The mental condition OF more than
30 inmates OF the state pehitentiary.
several OF whom have been sentenced
from FL Paso county. whose respon-
sibility for crimes OF which they were
convicted is in doubt. will be passed
upon by state lunscy commission
appointed by Gov. Shoup yesterday.
Members OF the commissions or Drs
Howell T Pershing and Edward Dele
hSnty OF Denver and c W. Thompson
OF Pueblo.
On the decision of the commission
will depend whether the inmates viii
remain in the penitentiary or he re
moved to the state hospital Mt Pueblo
Ameetipe OF the newly appointed
commission will be held In a few days
to arrange a date for hearing at the
Canon City prison.
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CANON WOMAN GETS
MEXICAN WAR PENSION

Mrs. Mary Baldridse, 1919 Rudd ave
nue., received word from Washington
on Friday that she had been granted
a Mexican War pension OF S25 a month
and as the result OF II she is about the
happiest woman ia Canon City. Mrs.
Baldridge is a sister of Mrs James +.
~ years of age ON May 4. next
Although friends of Mrs Baldr.dss
had Interested themselves for year In
an effort to obtain pension Tor her.
they were never able TO secure one for
her. owing TO certain complications In
the matter. chief of which Is the fact
that her husband died many years ago
and she subsequently married Edward
Boidridge Under the circumstances
Il was necessary to get special bill
through Congress In order to obtain
pension for her. as sh. was not admis-
sable for one under existing laws by
reason of her second marriage. The
matter OF securing the enactment of
a special bill for her benefit was
taken up by n congressman in Iowa a
good many years ago. but was finally
abandoned as impossible of adoption.
Recently Congressman Guy L. Hardy
took the matter up and succeeded
after considerable difficulty in getting
a bill for the relief Of Mrs, Baldridge
reported to Congress by the pensions
committee. Its passage by Congress
was reported TO her on Friday and she
viii draw S25 month from the I;ov-
ern ment as long as she lives No
more worthy woman than Mrs. Bald
ridge ever applied To the government
for n pension. and her friends here are
more than delighted that she has OBJ
tanned It.
Mrs Baldridge's first husband.
George w, Berry. was n native os Ken
lucky. and was employed by James f
McClure's father in Pulaski county in
that state at the time he enlisted in
. the Mexican war I'm 1ss7 Mrs Bald
ridge had papers from :he War De
partment showing that he was given
an honorable discharge from the army
after the close of the war with Mex
tco at the time application was made
to Congressman Hardy for pension
for her She had carefully kept theae
papers for more than 60 years and. TO
some extent that fact was instru-
mental In securing the pension for
her.
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Illicit Distiller
Given Fine of
$10O and Costs

Carl Organ, who was brought back
from Walsenburg the first of the week
by Sheriff Newcomb on a warrant
charging him with distilling whisky
and locked up in the county Jail. en-
tered a plea of guilty TO the accusa-
tions set forth in the complaint. be
fore Justice w. l.. Sparks at . O'Clock
Friday afternoon. and was fined 500
and costs. Organ was also charged
with making stills for the manufac-
ture OF liquor. His place on Grand
avenue. Lincoln Park. was raided by
revenue officers several weeks aEo
and st,n for making white mule
WIS seized an destroyed Organ Is
~ years of age and had resided In
this community but few months pre-
yious to his arrest
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NOTICE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION on
HEInsHIr

Estnt" of Monroe NJ. Wilson. De
ceased
Notice is hereby given that ON the
i4th day Of February. \. Il. 1890 at
o'clock y. m, the undersigned will pre-
sent to the County Count OF Fremont
County. Colorado. her accounts FOR
nnal settlement OF administration os
said estate. when aud where all per
sons IN Interest may appear and Oh
lect 10 them. " they SO desire.
Notice IS also hereby given that app
plicatiou for the determination of heir
ship OF shtd Monroe NJ. Wilson. de
ceased. has been made and that the
Court will ou said date hereinhc fore
mentioned. or at any time to which the
hearing may he continued. proceed to
ascertain and determine who are the
heirs Of the said Monroe NJ Wilson de-
ceased. and as such entitled TO inherit
any lands, t-nemepts. hereditamcnts
or other property, real or personal.
constituting all or part OF the estate
of the said Monroe NJ. Wilson. de-
ceased. and enter decree accordingly.
at which hearing all persons claiming
to he heiUs-at-lnw Of said deceased
may appear and present their proof
ADA Il. WILSON
Administrator of the Estate OF Monroe
NJ Wilson. Deceased
First Pub. jan. Is. 1899.
Last Pub. Feb, ~. 1890
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The Canon City Petroleum Company
has filed articles OF Incorporation in
the office of the secretary of state at
DenVer. anu win, devote Itself To Ia
- Aploitation OF the oil fields on to..
y Jiiie creek, i've miles northeast ..
town. The company has been incOr
porated with a capital stock of 1,000,-
700 shares. having Il par Sylue oi "a d.
share, fully paid and non-assess able.
he incorpOratOrs are l.. J. Scnmias
of Denver and Frank Homan and a.
l.. Taylor oil Canon City. Mr.. Schmidt
is president OF the Anaconda Oil and
Refining Company oil Denver. and his
company has just completed an oil
refinery in that city. Mr.. Honan and
Mr.. Taylor are both well known in
Canon City. Mr.. Homan was for
merry one OF the geologists for the
Standard OIL Company and has wide
experience in that profession. He
has been the geologist for all OF the
parties interested in the Development
of the oil resources OF the -Four Mile
district and is very enthusiastic over
the outlook there. Mr.. Taylor has
been a practicing attorney in this
city for the last is years, is the princi-
pal mover in this oil proposition and
has spent much time In working up
a deal for the exploitation OF the oil
resources in the territory alluded to.
A REORGANIZATION subscription has
been started and the stock offered for
sale with Frank Remington heading
the list OF buyers with a subscription
OF $500. followed by others little
later The stock OF the company Is
underw ritten by the brokerage nrm
OF c. c. Denman A. Company OF Den
yer. and II WILL handl. the sale OF the
first 100000 shares OF the stock. Il,
will be sold for 25 cents a share.
After that is disposed of and perhaps
before II has all been sold. the stock
will be raised in price.
The company is now negotiating for
its drilling outit and expect to be
moving IL on the ground during the
coming week preliminary to begin the
drilling at once.
Owing to the fact that the legal tan
gle between the Mutual OF Company
and the clients represented by Attor-
ney \ l.. Taylor has been compro-
missed. the new company will drill its
frst well on deedd land. either nthe
Green ranch. or near there. and the
My,nai on Company will drill Mt the
place where its derrick now stands. so
that there will be. with the one being
yrilied by the oil Creek Petroleum
Company. three wells going down in
the Four Mile disiric, at the same
time. In addition TO this Mr.. Taylor
has another COMPANY ready to take
over some oil Nrritory and begin the
drilling operations as soon ar the nee
essary leases can be- obtained.
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>oTIcE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Estate Of Bvtscy A. Bowen. Deceased
Notice II hereby given that on tn.
l4th day OF February. n. u. 1890. al :
o'ciotk D.. m tn. undersigned will pre-
sent to the county Court Of Fremont
County. Colorado. his accounts for nnai
:. q icmcut of administration OF said
estate. when and WHERE all persons i'm
interest may appear aud object to them
II they 50 d.Sir.
HENRY e. PpI-HEMTS
Executor. of the last VIII and TrSta-
meut Of Retsoy \ Bowen. Deceased.
First rub. Jan. IL. 1880.
Last Pub Fet IL. 1899
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Build Hospital
For Veterans

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan. II.
American legion members here are
determined to have their tuhercular
comrades In the service well taken
care OF. Dissatisfied with present ar
rangements for the soldiers" care. le-
gIon members decided to form cor
poration with capital stock of about
$4,000 to take over building form.
erly occupied by the Sac and Fox Ind.
ian agency at Stroud and convert 1t
into IA hospital for war veterans.
The corporation is to be formed by
contributions from legionaries and
other sources interested in aiding the
solaiers.
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Heavy Water Supply
On the Western Slope

GRAND JUNCTION. COLO. Jan. Is
--Repoits received at the forest serv-
ice Office here regarding the snow
measurements in the mountains in
the sssious national forests show the
hea .iest water content in years. The
snow Il exceptionally well packed. and
the wsitI supply for 1920 viii be far
more ttHn normal. The depth OF
sntw an the ground does not show
run J, of an increase over the meas.
urcmsn nt~ December I. as the month
was cold and clear. with but little
fresh snow.
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTIoN.

This is 70 certify that THE RUTH 4.
NEWTON ESTATE COMPANY owes no
debts and that at meeting Of its
shareholders regularly called for the
purpose Of considering and determin-
ing the propriety OF dissoivfng he cor
poration. all OF the companys stock
holders were present and unanimously
voted TO dissolve the corporation. and
Instructed the company's president and
secretary to make. sign. file and pub
iish this notice of dissolution under the
seal of such corporation.
In witness thereof we. the president
and secretary OF said THE RUTH A.
NEWTON ESTATE COMPANY. have
made and signed this notice Of disso-
luton under the seal OF the corpora
tion.
fSEAL) ROBERT $. CAST
President.
First Pub Jan. s. 1920
Insf PM Eeh- IL 1870
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Canon Civ. Colo. Jan. q. Z

Canon City. Colo, Jan. I, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Com
pany will be held at the Lincoln Park
school house on Saturday. February
IL. 1920. at O'Clock p. m sharp. for
the purpose of electfng five directors
for the coming year; TO levy an as
sessment on the stock to defrsy the
expenses for the coming year and to
transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting
BY order OF the board of directors.
r Y. MILLER. President
F. b. wooDFoRD. Secretary.
First Pub. Jan. Is. 1920.
Last Pub. Feb. 8, 1890
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping at 1921 Park
avenue. 1S.st.w-1t
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sent them for, adjustment to the County
Court OF FREMONT County. Colorado, on
the 24th day of January. A. -. 1920.
MINNIE ". GILL.
Administrative
First Pub. January 2, 1920.
Last Pub January %, 1920.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day of February, a. II. 1920. the
undersigned will present 10 the County
Court of Fremont County, Colorado.
her accounts for final settlement of ad-
ministration OF said estate, when and
where all persons in interest may ap-
pear and object to them, II they so de-
sire.
AMANDA GIBBS,
Administrative.
First pub January 5. 1920.
Last Pub. February 5, 1920.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Walter GIN. Deceased
All persons having claims aaginst
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
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SUN MONS,

stale OF Colorado.l
County Of Fremonf.5
In the County Court.
u. scavarda. Plaintin.
The California firnpe Associa-5
ton, and the Bank OF Italy OF
san brapcisco. Califoruia.)
D-f.ndaHts
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To The defendants Above Named.
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against YOU by the
above named piaiutif in the COUNTY
sTSTF ST OF or nfbRAbS fbiEMSST ana SogNTa: snS1st
the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof. n you
are served within this county: " served
within thrifty DAYS after service hereof.
Judgment by default VIII D., taken
against SOU according to the prayer of
II copy Of the complaint be no,
served upon you herewith. or ~ service
hereof be made out OF tho state Of Col
orado. ten days additional time to that
above specified shall he allowed for
action.
dred and Ftfty-eiEht Dollars and
Twenty-siN Cents ffi05s2s alleged IN
thc complaint 10 he due from the de-
Interest from the Esd day ot October.
1918 aud costs OF suit.
WITNESS: KENT l. EI.pEED. Judge
City OF Canon city. IN said County. this
s.rd dnN of October. 1919.
tSEALN KENT l. ELnRED.
Indcr ard Acting Clerk
First Pub. Jan. 3 1880.
last Pub Fob. 2. 1890.
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NorICE nE NnLrsTMENT nNY.

Estate or Emma ~ Ripley, Dccca sed
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them Tor adjustment to the County
Court of Fremont county. Colorado. on
the tith day ct Fghrnnry. \ =. 1890.
MARY u rEMrItN.
tdministratriS.
rirat pub. Ian. IL, laso
Last Pub, Feb. 8, 1890.
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SPENT SEVERAL DAYS
IN CANON CITY.

" d. Bowles, representative OF
Sweet. Causey, Foster d Company of
Denve,. investment bankers. is in
Lcadville in tho interest of his firm.
Mr.. Bowlcs spent several days in Can
on City aud Salida before coming
lhere.--Leadville Herald-Democrat
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate OF RosR c Jameson. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the County
t'oitri -f Fremont County. Colorado. on
the sts DAY of February. A u. 1920.
QrEENYE NJ JAMESON,
First Pub. Jan S 1890
Last Pub. Jan. 80. 1920.
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E>rn,, AnvEmrIsEMGNr.

Notice Is hereby given to whom IL tnay
tray animal was taken up near pcnrose
Fremont couptN, colo, on or about Jan
Z. 1880 to-wit. one red. white fac.
cow. : years old, branded YsRz
said animal being un- 88A
known To this board. unless clRimod hy
owner ON or before February .. 1890
said estrnN Will be sold by this board
Tor the henent OF the owner when
found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSpEC-
TioN COMMISSIONERS. DENVER.
COLORADO.
First Pub. Inn. i5. 1890.
Last Pub, Jan. -. 1910.