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strong contenders the subj homestead.
Song Of British Golf Cup.
Far away from the old time cheer
Held n distant den.
1 spend a week end at home each year.
And than 1 must leave axrin.
l return each June by the well worn track.
But somebody grab. and hsuls me back.
Lengien and Mallory.
AS between Mrs. Mallory and Mile. Ieuglen It has
always been n matter better temperament side
greater other. The lady giving battle for
the Feur-de-s az stroke maker Is easily the greatest
feminine has sent to the lists
And certainly sport few finer tournament tom
peramens than Mrs Mallory supports with ron-rmmed
determination featuring the outlay.
The wimbledon championship has shown the keen
strength of the Australian player" on their way
to the challenge round Davis Cup. They not be
quite up to the Brookes wnding combination, but
they are at least strong be given serious cod
GRAFTON.
The international scene moves from Wimbledon
to skokiefrom London to Chicago Great Britain. with
Duncan Mitchell Krkwood and Hunter, has four OF her
finest hut against these four now "eeIn 10 be
overwhelming There many more great golfers ready
British al Skokie than there were 10 race 'he
Americans ut Sandwich.
Through the East
The -p.a5 shown bv the four American
League clubs through East will begin TO give the first
important line upon L. delegate for the next World
Series.
The Yanks will need strong revival at home. strong
enough to overhaul Browns for they proved on their
last trn that they we're road club in
/ the universe
There is still why their expensive pitching
STAFF should not be vital factor, 81. Louis is
no part of a myth The Brownie machine il no hukc
powder flash cch buaon hut ball club that will go
long way
II the hold their mastery through this next
Eastern jaunt they will the gap extensively back
home
L. lew Tender has been his for a long WEAR
tourney in the general direction OF Che lightweight king
y DOM But he has a better chance OF reaching tn
promised than ne would have had by rushing FOR
ward too soon The Phladephau is a game hardhttns
experienced lightweight, who give and take punish
lncnt prime ntias for resin debate II
has the best chance any challenger has known for som
e years.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church IAoluN.

First Mt. Salem vs..
Westminster. Rockford No. Q;
Umpire Pierson.
Second Division-Epworth va.
Scott Baynard No. 1: Umpire
Birmingham.
Second Division--FT First NJ. J..
W.. Trinity. Seventeenth and
Spruce streets: Umpire, Brit
tinaham.
Second Division-St. stephens
VS.. First Central. Bcynard No.
2; Umpire Jones
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SCORE BY INNINGS
- ThOmRs OO3i00 % >
NlScosc lOOIx
summary Two base hits. McNifr Wolfe.
Hayes Spalding Three-base hit. CerDer
Struck out. by Hayes. 2 by Gerner. 3
Double plays McSir 70 Payne 70 Wolfe
stolen bsses. Gilbert Sacrifice bits. Payne
Base on balls of Hayes. ( of 0erner. 0.
{ mpires. Groves and Lyons
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EASTLAKE AND KREBS
WIN IN CITY LOOP
Rain Causes Calling Of Two
Other Games; Long Pitches
Great Game.
CITY LEAGUE STANDING


SATURDAY : RESULTS.
krehs. Edge Moor.
Esgtlake & Union.
BANKERS ~ seventh ward called rain
- Hed~igs vs Defiance rain
Krebs had an easy time with Edge
Moor in II short game called in fhe
nffh because Of a downpour. score -
'BeTI' Long started MIS- second game
in three days and allowed only one hit
this by the first batter up in The first
innlrg The s<nra.
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ALl~STARS
SCORE BY INNING

Rose Hill .............. q % / q q q q 81
All-Stars q 5 u U D X-l4
Two-base hits. Price. Roach Huggins
Richardson. J. Johnson. Struck out by
Davis. 2 by Drummond. ! by Vanden-
brsak IS. Double plays Drummond TO
A Smith Stolen bases. Hoffman. Coch-
ran Davis. Price 2, Roach Honey. Hit
by pitched ball by Davis, Roach Base
on balls on Davis 3 of Ysnoenbraak ] .
Wild pitch. Davis Passed ball. Hoffman
Time 81 game. , hours Umpires. Rowe
and Barnes
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BANNAkD WINS TWELFTH
STRAIGHT BASEBALL GAME

Bsynsri won their twelfth straight
game fr.dsy evening by defeating
Franklin a. =. 20 :. IN hotiy CON
tested game 49, Bsynsrd Geld. Bsynard
lost the frst game of the season and
has not lost a game tnce. The score
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Totals


y eUark .. ...--.-- % % h-s
Five Points - ------ U 81
New castle. July 10.-New Castle.
winners of the first half Of me New
Castle County league series vas
awarded The rrst game OF the second
half over Delaware CRY ny a forfeit.
70 %. by mpire Russell on Saruroay.
The game Went % the beginning {
the fourth inning when Captain
Geogheghan refused to iet his team gD
on The field under any condition. stat
ing 10 Jmpire Russell that mis- cam
IS dropping out of me ieague race.
During his inning a light shower -
rain vas falling hut not hard enough
20 prevent a hve-lnning game The
score.
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE


MN ,.
ParkSley. II Laurel 2
Cristield. : Cambridge.
PocomOke .. salisbury. - Innings
RAM.
Laurel. July 10. CrisHeld defeated
Cambridge at Crlsaeld Saturday after
noon in the fastest game OF the SEASON.
Features were tho wonderful pitching
OF BOnsack. who allowed but two Cam
bridge men TO reach first. ono 81 whom
died in fore" out az second. and bril-
liant fielding ~ Hammer. The NTH
inning was played in "A downpouT Of
rain. The Crisheld team has hcen
greatly strengthened. and is expected
to rapidly climb from the basement n
among the leaders The score:
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1charachs Lose First of Series DEL City Stops Soldiers
yISCOSE OF MARCUS HOOK
DEFEATS ST. THOMAS CLUB

The Viscose team Of Marcus Hook
defeated the strong ST. Thomas Club,
Of Wilmington. az Marcus Hook yes-
terday afternoon. rs. in a close battle.
Gerner and Hayes opposed each other
on the mound. The score:
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FIRST ENGINEERS
DELAWARE CIT

StOhE ia lNNINts
First Engineers - 20 . u | o.
Delaware City ~ 8 q I q X-lt
Earned runs. Delaware City. =. First
Engineers, d TwO-base hits. Gardner,
Cook. Davis Three base hits. Holiday.
Cook. . struck out. SpiCer. rripp 5
smith 2 Left ON bases First Engineers,
y Delaware City. . Stolen bases. Holiday
Ross. Rheln. Hit by pitched ball Jordan
aud Davids. Base on balls. Spicer. 2;
smith ]. Passed balls. Nickens.
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Something happened in the Sails
bury Pocomoke game that is new in
baseball. During the game the Sails
bury catcher's clothing caught fire.
supposedly from matches carried In
his pocket. Time was called while
players threw water on the frantic
player. he was not seriously burned
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ST. THOMAS.
BACHARACB GIANTS
Two out when game was called.
SCORE Rl INNINGS

two out when game was called.
SCORE Bl INNINGS.
- Thomas u o.
Bacbarach Giants u Is
Hits. OH Mslloy. ; In L. innings. OF
W heller > in 3 % innings Earned runs.
. ~ Thomas p Two-base hits. Magsig
boyle. Young Struck out. by Nitchie :
. by MSllOy I 10y Wheeler. 1 Left ON
bases 1T Thomas q. Bacharach Giants.
stolen bases q Neil. Wheeler. \ Dung
McNiH sacrifice hits Payne. Gilbert
Base ON balls. of Nitchie. : of Malloy
: uH Wheeler, = Wild pitches Nitche
Passed balls Mastcn. . Neil Time ot
game ~. Impires Henry and Duncan
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a OH .-.tst.
F. RRLDGApE


Esstlake brigade 20 o a
: = snapper 2nis 30 " "a
Two base hits Stirlith = Clsiuen.
Baker Three base hits. Welsh. struck
ort ~ "a Pont : hy Welsh . hy Nj
GRANNY g. Base Oh balls nr du Pont
Welsh . McGranny Time ~ game. !
hr Is minutes. Empire Coyle
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NEW CASTLE RESERVES
LOSE TO LEWIS NINE

Lewes. July 10.-The New Castle
Reserves baseball team lost to the
Lewes team here Saturday afternoon
5 to >. The score:
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SO IL Goes.

(From 1910. through 1918. Philadelphia and Boston.
together. ten remnants and eight World Series
championships Now they batting for last place In
both guess
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. Independsnt Games.

Bancroft w.. Defiance. Four
teenth and Woodlawn.
Seventh Ward w. New Castle.
at New Castle.
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Results are what you ara seeking.
You get results from Every Evening
classified ads.-Adv.
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The other TWO games We're called on
account of rain. Both got started but
did not reach five innings.
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summary: nome run, NtlntIelt. WO-
base hit. Alberts Sacrifice hit. Fisher. ,.
Godfrey, / Sharrets. l. Bases on balls.
or Frock, l OF GOetzel. ;. Struck out by
Frock. 3. Double plays. Hewell 10 Kline
dinst 10 Fisher; DoremuS TO Hitchcock TO
slaughter. Passed balls Alberts, , Earn
ed runs, Laurel ); ParkSley, Is. Umpire,
Derby. Time of game, 40.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at PittsbtTg.
Brooklyn at CINCINNATI.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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TUESDAY.
Church JJcaeuc.

First Division Goodman vS.
Branywine, Twenty ninth and
Market; Umpire. Rickerts.
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Inhepenhent Games.

Elmhurst Playground A. A.
vs. First NJ. T., Elmhurst Field.
Glover Dairy vs. Rockland Re-
serves, BaYnard No. z.
Seventh Ward w. Vast vii
mingtOn. Fourteenth and Wood
lawn.
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DELAWARE CITY IN
FORFEIT TO NEW CASTLE
Newark and Yorklyn Clubs Win
Their Games in New Castle
County League.

saturdays RESULTS
New Castle. " 4, Delaware city,.
Yorklyn, MsrshalitOn. H.
Newark. 3. Five Points. J.
forklyn managed 10 Hcore one run
in the NTH inning against Marshsl1ton
Saturday which gave them tho victory
when rain ended The doings. T. wss a
close battle. Only one hft being allowed
by each PITCHER Keer scored the WIN
ming run. The score:
TOy XIV
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

II u II NIN y " III NJ Z Ls
Chicago at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago
Rrooklyn at St. Louis.
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kREBS

EastIake defeated Union IN A SIX
inning contest yesterday n the open
ing game If the second half IL the
City League tit 20 4. Gormley and
Davis featured for the Union team with
three-base hits, while Person and
Green each accounted for TWO hits for
the EastIaAe team. The score:
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Laurel. Del. July S.-Parksley de-
feated Laurel at Parksley today i 70
). with Manager Frock pitching for
Laurel. Laurels infield went 70 pieces
in tho fret inning allowing Parksley
TO score ; runs on errors. after two
were out. This Is the fifth straight
Parksley has made over Laurel and
scored "a runs off Laurel pitchers. The
league race seems like a walkover FOR
Parksley with each Of the other five
clubs struggling to keep out OF the
cellar The score:
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NEW CASTLE \
DELAWARE CITY.


Delaware City ...-.-...... o.
New Castle 4 a. .-.--..- 10 "
Earned runs, New Castle 4 4. e..
T1No-base hits. 4. Gallagher. Kern.
Horne runs. Rhein. Hit by pitched bal.
Kern. Base on balls Of Salters II
Spicer. .. Struck out by Saiters. 10y
Sp!cer, J. Stolen bases, Jas. Gallagher.
". Davis, Mcdaniel Passed balls.
Davis. Missed third strike. Dayis- eft
on bases New Castle 4. =. pz4a
ware City 2. Umpire Russell Tine "
game, I hr
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A n EHICAN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS SCORES.
American League.

Chicago, 4; Athletics. I.
Athletics. 3; Chicago. > (second
Same)
Detroit. .; Washington. l.
Washington, ( Detroit. . (sec-
Ond game).
Cleveland, 8; New York, l.
Boston, ,; St. Louis, l.
-. Louis, 10; Boston, c
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
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IunlOr lIfI I.eaHnA-

Defiance at Brownson.
Eastlake AZ Newport.
Snappers nt du Point.
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SCORE BY INNINGs.
Frsim .. ........t.. ? 03s x-ls
clover o. .........s . q 0 r-la
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S'DIt ~ IN%INGS
Torklyu .......... 70 70 %
Narshailtou .. % % o o %
struck out by HagRerty. . ~ Hay
ward. g. I,eft on bases. Torklyn d.
MRrshallton O.. stolen Dsses Eeer
Sacrifice h!s. Green. Base On balls
Yorklyn. Marsha llton. . Game
called first nalf Of siEfh Nth one man
out. on account Or rain. Time % game,
! hr mpire Winfnrup
Newark IN sixth-inning battie
easily defeated Five Points Saturday
afternoon 20 T. The Newark BOYS
touched two Of the five Point mounds
men for 4 total II eleven hirs Wills
Watkins kept the Pointers FIVE safe
lies well scattered The score:
FIVE POINTS
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SCORE BY INNINGS
FRANKLIN a & , q Z q %
Baynard A. G .......... 20 3 o rs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL IPAGJF

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. 9: Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago. :: Boston. .
-. Louis, 6; Brooklyn. ..
! AMERICAN LEAGUE.
! Washington. 49, Detroit, :.
Cleveland, 2 New York, :, G3 IN
ningsl
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CAMBRIDGE


'Batted for TrrgO IN ninth
SCORE By INNINGS.
CriSfeid q OOI / o Ks
Cambridge . . y q y o.
summary. Two-base hits Carroll. 2
Armstrong Sacrifice hits nyiaub
~chiefcr. Murphy. Tagg and Bunting
stolen bases Scbiefer 1'agg Base on
balls of Trego. 3 Wild pitches BonSack
struck out by Bonsack. 8 By Trego. 4
Double plays Schiefcr 20 Carroll 10
Hammer johnson 10 Armstrong 30 Do
Ian Earned runs. Crisfieid. l. mpire
Nixon. Time OF game, l.25
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in conveyed and for the uses and purposes
therein set forth, will sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder for cash. at
in the City Of Delta, County of Delta. State
Of Colorado on Saturday. the 9th day of
December, A. D. 1922. at the hour Of 10
scribed premises in and by said Deed Of
Trust conveyed, situate in the County Of
Delta, State of Colorado: The East half
quarter (Eh SEA SwA). of Section Seven
teen 40, Township Fifteen (15). South Of
Range Ninety-five eos, West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, together with all bitches.
ditch and water rights unto the same be-
longing.
Dotted at Delta. Colorado this. sth day of
November, A. D. 1922.
ANNA NoRBORG,
Public Trustee of Delta County. Colorado.
First pub. Nov. 10. Last pub. Dec 8, 1922.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01

eleventh birthday. Games were play
ed on the lawn and at the close of
the afternoon Mrs. Hall served lovely
refreshments. There were twenty two
in attendance and all present had a
lovely time.
Mrs. ]. Q. Morrison of Montrose
and daughter Mrs. Coffee and little
SON of California, also Mrs. Roy Won
der of Montrose spent a pleasant day
Friday with Mrs. D. F. Woodruff
A crowd of young folks enjoyed a
social dance at the Johnnie Hinton
home Saturday night. John Thomas
and Roe Monlox furnished the music.
Refreshments were served during the
evening. AL present report a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clark entertained
company Sunday to a lovely turkey
dinner. Those who enjoyed their hos
pitality were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
|;Mealy and three children, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Lockwood and Wilma
Hall
Mrs. Charles Phillips entertained a
party of little folks Saturday in honor
OF her little son Towards second
birthday At noon Mrs Phillips serv-
ed bountiful dinner and the young
sters spent the remainder of the day
playing and visiting.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior

U. S Land Office at Montrose. Colorado,
October 30. 1929.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ruby Lowe.
one of the heirs of Robert C. Hutchison.
deceased. of Delta, Colorado. who. on Aug
ust II, 1909 made Desert Land Entry. No.
o3el5. for wISSEA Sec. 20: SwANwA
NWA swA Sec. IS; w15NEA, SEANEA.
Section 90, Township 14S. Range e6 W.
Sixth Principal Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make proof. under the Relief
Act OF March 4, 1915 to establish claim to
the land above described. before Milton R.
Welch. U. c. Commissioner at Delta, Colo
rado. on the 4th day of December, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Hendrickson Henry Hendrickson
George Snyder, William Jones, all of Delta
Colorado.
Non-coal. Republication.
GALEN C. POND. Register.
First Pub. Nov. 8. Last Pub. Dec. l. 1922.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,

Q. 5. Land Office at Montrose. Colorado,
October 2S. 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given that James
peGuelle of Olathe, Colorado. who. on
October %. 1920. made Homestead Entries.
No. 01S165. O13766 for wEEh. EhwA
SEkNEA, lots 5, 6. I. s. Sec. IS: wlsEa.
E EANWA. NEA SwA. lots 5, 6, Z. s. Sec
ton 10, wHNEA Section 80. T. Ii s.,
r. e6 w; SEANEA, EkSEL Sec. "a !:
NisNEA. Sec IS. Township II S. Range
81 W., Sixth Principal Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make three-year proof
scribed. before Register United States Land
OFFICE. at Montrose, Colorado on the 5th
day of December. 1929.
Claimant names witnesses:
A. ]. Rawson, j. B. Parrish Arthur
Loper. Wright Blackburn all of olathe, Colo
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ssCold in the Head''

10 an acute attack Of Nasal Catarrh
Those subject to frequent colds in the
head" will find that the use of HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will build Up the
System. cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
tacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
tenn, thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
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NOTICE or PUnIIc TRUSTEES. SALE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.
Notice is hereby given that whereas Nun
sio Pipitone and Frank Lazio did on the 26th
day OF August A. d. 1920. make. execute and
deliver ito John F. Moore their certain six
l6) promissory notes in the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars, (S5oo.oo) each. due one
year thereafter until the total Indebtedness
or Three Thousand Dollars (SS. .ooo.0o) was
paid. said notes drawing interest at the
rate OF 3 per cent per annum from date
until maturity and 12 per cent per annum
thereafter until paid. and whereas default
has been made in the payment of Five Hun
dred Dollars t$5o0.oo) due on the 2sth day
OF August. 1921 and Five Hundred Dollars
tS5Oo00) due on tho Goth day of August
1922, also interest the total indebted
ness since the 26th day of August. A. d.
1927. and whereas default has also been
made In the payment OF the taxes for the
year 1921 and whereas the said Nunzio
ptpitone and Frank Lazio did on the 2eth
day Of August, A. d. 1920 make. execute
ana deliver their Trust Deed to secure said
notes., which said Deed of Trust was re-
corded in Book 1S1. Page 356, of tho
County Clerks records Of Delta County.
Colorado. on the 2sth day Of August. A.
Now. therefore, BY reason of default. as
above stated. the owner and legal holder
Of said notes. John r. Moore. has requested
elected and demanded that the said Trust
New. therefore. iosr weeks public mo-
tioe is hereby given By the undersigned
as Public Trustee named in said decd Of
Trust under the power and authority there
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LEGAL NOTICES
>>>>>>>>>>>>~>

NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS FOR LABOR OR
MATERIALS FURNISHED TO J. EDD
HANSON. CONTRACTOR ON WATER
WORKS SYSTEM. DELTA. COLORADO
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That at a regular meeting of the board of
to be beld at the City Hall of said City at
10 O'Clock a. m. on the 5th day of Eecem-
Der, 1922, the said board of commissioners
Will make final payments to the contractor
on the water works system of said city.
Any person having any claim for labor
or materials furnished for the construction
of said water works, may file his verified
claim with the Commissioner of Finance and
Supplies Of said City prior to the time of
said designated meeting. Dated at Delta
Colorado. this 23rd day OF November. 1922.
Seal. City of Delta.
N. ]. BRADLEY,
Commissioner of Finance and Supplies Ex-
officio Clerk.
First pub. Nov. "a last pub Dec. 1, 1922.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Esfafe of Williar,, II Cola AScaaSad

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate of William H. Cole. Deceased.
No 73S.
Notice is hereby given that on the 11th
day Of December A. D. 1922 the under
signed will present to the County Court of
Delta County. Colorado his accounts for
final settlement OF administration of said
est may appear and object to them. II they
desire.
GEORGE W. BRUCE,
Administrator.
First Pub. Nov. 8. Last Pub Dec /, 1922
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

Departmcnt OF the Interior
U. s. Land Office at Montrose Colorado,
November 1S. 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Samuel
Johnston. of Delta. Colorado. Route s. who.
on June IL, 1921. made Homestead Entry.
No. o14761, for SEX (Farm Unit my
Section 13, Township 51-N. Range 1o-w
~ NJ. p. Meridian has filed notice OF in
tention to make three-year Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described be-
tore Milton r. Welch U. S. Commissioner,
at Delta, Colorado. on the 18th day OF De-
cember 1922
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
Gottier. Charles NJ Ross. George Kelly,
William Haughenberry. all of Delta. Colo
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GALEN C. POND Register.
First pub. Nov 16: last puh. Dec Ia. 1922
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate Of James F. Keller. Deceased.
All persons having cloims against said
estate are hereby notified to present them
for adjustment to the County Court Of
Delta County. Colorado on the 4th day Of
December, A. D. 1922.
SARAH E. KELLER,
Executrix.
First Pub. Nov. 8. Last Pub. Dec l. 1922