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New-York tribune., 1922-05-04

Otis & Co are offering s25o,ooo
City and County of Honolulu, Hawai-,
per cent water works series A,
1922, gold twentyyear bonds dated
April IS, 1922, due April Is, 1852. The
bonds are not redeemable before April
Is. 1912 They are priced TO yield 4.35
per cent to optional date and per cent
thereaf fter
New-York tribune., 1922-05-04

A new issue Of s1.oOo,ooO Southern
Minnesota Joint Stock Land Bank S per
cent farm loan bonds is being offered
by Watkins & Co. 1'n- ponds are
dated May /. 1922. due May ], 1852, and
not redeemable before May /, 1882.
They are offered at l03 and interest to
yield 45s per cent to May /, 1882, and
5 per cent thereafter
New-York tribune., 1922-05-04

Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures
r h. range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-04
" het Things Cost

Quotations arc cash prices j., ,r;,ua,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-04
'Otton Statistics


LNrTN00! AhTt~-SPot cofT0n. INcfHF ~
demand at 'f points advance, middhng.
10 aid. Sales 5000. American 5000 I'm
ports :: 900 American ?s, 600 F'uturee
opened steady. u to 90 higher Closed
quiet but STEADY a. a net advance Of 20 2
points. May. lo6Ad. July. l0.72d October.
- SD december, 1880, January lo.6Sd,
March, 10 sd Manchester Yarns hard
eninc, cloths good inquiry
New-York tribune., 1922-05-04
Bonds

SELLS cents a share.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-04
Price $40 and Accrued Interest.

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P n W b based of
tim d d dpaymen
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Center of Things.

MILES CANNON seems to have
his hands full His attack on the fin
ancial operations of Idaho's third
senator" and his assault upon the mo-
tives behind H. BIZ, have served to
make the Idaho agricultural commits
sioner quite the center of Whats
Doing" in Idaho just now. With all
his ability to stir things up, no one
can possibly accuse Mr.. Cannon of
Sinking what he believes to be his
duty. Right or wrong, he deserves
credit for trying to get things done.
And it doesn't seem to make much dill
ference who gets in his way. United
States senators seem to mean little
more to this Idaho pioneer fighter
than warm days do to Los Angeles
where they are reputed to be prevalent
365 days in each year. First Stanfeld,
then, indirectly, Gooding. What next?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Uncle Joe"
Will Retire.

When Abraham Lincoln was being
eulogized in the house of represent
atives on his birthday anniversary,
there sat in the chamber as member
one who had been an associate and
personal friend of the great Eman-
cipator. That was Joseph G. Cannon,
the veteran legislator from Illinois.
While the ceremony was in progress,
Mr.. Cannon let it be known that he
would not again be a candidate for
congress. He is now eighty six years
OF age, and his family has prevailed
upon him to recognize the fact that he
is an old man, and should let the re-
sponsibilities and cares of office go to
those who are more able to bear the
burdens. Uncle Joe" is perhaps the
most beloved man in Washington,
and the old animosities and rancor
of his former political battles have
been forgotten by reason of the sweet
ness of his manner in the closing wears
of his life.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24

OUR BOY REPORIR

Fare an warmer an WenSday WIS MlSter Geo. wash
ingt ons berthday wich the LIST Fother in this
country wi CHI didnt have no Chi ldern wich didn't
never tell no lies to nobuddy an he WIS marrid
two Wich is goin sum my fother sed. We got skool
jess the same tomorrer. Wun lime he WIS out
cult in down his fothers cherry tree with his
hachet his fother he sneeked up behind him
with his cane an he sed what are you doin George
an George he sed am cutti down your cherry tree
wi tn my hatchet an his fother sed that all rite
George jess long you don't tell no lies bout it.
My fother he sed Georges fother he didn't dast to
do nuthin with his cause he George he
had hachet Nobuddy hurt.
lin dash
Mister Prem Moore wi Oh shoes you how to pick out
a Chi cken lind mates for them he wus over to
Claytonia Homedale also. Mister Sam Webb
ich is depiddy sheriff sed he don't need Mister
Moore to tell him how to pick out chickens.
Jim dash
Mister William Ballard had shine
bottled up. My Mother sed if more people wood
bottle up sun shine leave al one all the moon
shine they woodnt be tryin to tell Judge Andrews
sumthin all the time.
Mrs. Ben Reed had sum re- ashuns up to her house
for cumpney. They didn't stay long. It us
lady with sum children.
Jim dash
Bartha Rigley here agen gett in sum work dun
for her teeth up to the dentiss. She lives in
Canyon WIN she is home.
Jim dash
Opal Tongate an oyd Dickman' got glory
ticket to get marrid.
Mister Jim Allen wi Oh sets the tipes FOR us sed
if don't lurn how to rite better he is goin the
nut facktry. Mister Gibbons told him he wood
feel to home thare all rite. Nobuddy wus hurt.
Jim dash
Mister CoWden is 85 yeers old goin on SO. NY
fother sed when he gets be 85 yeers old goin on
SO he will be playin harp an my Mother sed we'll
less you change hull Lot you are goin to play
wi tn Wun hand cause the other hand wood be bizzv
Keep1n the nome fires burning with shuvvel.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
X X MXKXM
X OVER THE BACK FENCE X
xxx MMKMMXM X X X X X xxx

Yis Mrs. Clancy twas mesilf phwat
attinded the game hast night phwen
them Boyze spalpeenz phwat claims
Everything whittier they do it or not
played the caldwell hi and me goin
airly to git frunt seat. It's me own
by phwat plays furrud tho It's yur-
silf that knows he'd niver go back
wurds, and It's foine fur trainin the
CRATE minds we'll be needin in the
MKT war wild them bys all so lively
lioke and riddy to knock hills blazes
out of the opezshun at ony minute.
Twas foine game wild us in the
soup the skour bein nine frum eliven
Observation-Disclosures me own by
Jimmy Dugan phwat hit the bulls eye
wild wan of them three throws frum
nine tinths of the distance.
DOWN IN FRUNT yells a sassy
kid and here wuz me wavin me hat
phwich ! should have ben houldin in
me lap and thryin me best to make
that squawkin squealin noize phwich
is an impurtaDt part of the game wild
the hast skour standing fhorty six
from twinty.
Yis Mrs. Clancy, take me advice and
whin the school tax seems bit high
and yez is not knowing phware the
money is comm frum to pay, go and
see the home tame play bhasket ball.
It's CITRATE game.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
America Losing
World Shipping.

According to a statement by Ed
ward c. Plummer, one of the commits
sioners of the United States shipping
board, the foreigner has taken from
US the bulk of our ocean-carryine
business by reducing his rate below
ours" Mr.. Plummer says that we
must enter this competition OF prices,
and put our rates below those of the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
Defines The
Foreign Debt.

While congress was engaged in
creating foreign debt funding bill,
Boston writer in the Stone & Web
ster Journal, furnished the illuminat
ing information that "at the moment
those foreign debts appear to be about
as good an asset as corner lots in an
undeveloped prairie town, creditors
are honorable nations and intend to
pay us" the article continues. "iust
as soon as circumstances permit. But,
apparently, circumstances are not 60
ing to permit anything like that in the
immediate future. Our foreign cred
itors are all decidedly hard up as
result of circumstances over which
they have had very little control. The
debts were sheer necessity. There
was as much necessity on our part in
lending the money as there was ON
their part in borrowing it. We can
not with safety force or attempt to
force payment prematurely. This ma
ton is in the same position as that
or the other allied nations; to change
the inquire we must all hang together
OF, we don't want to hang separately"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24

CONGRESS, it appears, grabbed a
charged wire and can't let go when
the soldier bonus bill bobbed UP this
last time. What between the political
phases of the question and the matter
of raising money through decidedly
unpopular taxes, most congressman
who will be candidates next fall, evil
IDENTIFY wish there never had been a
war.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24
X *xMMxMMMM X *xMx X X
X UNDER THE NATIONAL u
= CAPITAL. BY ]. E. Jones X
5E "
X xxMMx@ xxM
Where Limitations
Is Unpopular.

Is Unpopular.
Nearly two thousand men have been
discharged at the Washington navy
yard, by order of the president A
thousand more have been dismissed at
Newport News, Virginia, and the ship
building operations in connection with
the navy have been cut down in va
rious parts of the country. These
orders are the first direct results of
the conference for the limitation of
armament, which has started the
years naval holiday" The en-
ployes who have lost their positions
have asked the secretary of the navy
to 'reroute government work" from
private establishments to the govern
ment navy yards. They also advocate
creating a government monopoly in
the manufacture of arms and NUM-
tons of war. Naturally suggestions
of this kind will meet with opposition
of the same kind that has been able
to defeat similar proposals in past
years. Limitation of armament" is
decidedly unpopular right now in the
shipbuilding plant.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24

STRANGE, isn't it, how congress
can find money to hand to Columbia,
to build roads, ia maintain govern
ments meddlesome and far-reaching
bureaus, to sink into rivers and bar
bors and yet finds an empty treas
ury when the west wants few mil
lions for reclamation
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-24

foreigners, and let the government
make up the losses. 1t is his opinion
that the preservation of the merchant
marine requires constant federal aid,
and that only by granting that aid can
other nations be prevented from corn
ering the worlds commerce.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24

we, the Board of County Commits
sioners Of Bingham County. hereby
certify that we have examined. aud
ited ard approved the foregoing
claim ag7 inst the County Fair Fund
- bingham County, and hereby auth
oflHe and direct the County Auditor
70 draw warrant No l. AGAINST said
Fund. amounting to the sum Of $2l. 90
W.T.. ENGL MD.
N''osn; :, ,, Chairman.
~ ~" Waiter Of the Annual FL
nancini Report of Ringhan Conn
:, 1922. INJURY
Ihe annual financial report of Rinr
nam county was at this time submit
red TO the Board. who after examin-
ing ana CONSIDERING the said rnport
ofdcrc1 thHt this report be and the
Same in hereby approved:
tSEE REPORT At BOTTOM OF PAGE,
In the Nntter of Confirming the
AMOUNT or salary Made ana Fixed
nv thr Farm Hureau for the yrnr
''22 For County Farm Agent and
stcno;crnphcr.
IN the above entitled matter, II is
oruered mat the amount fixed as SAL
airy by tho Board of Directors or Tho
slnghhm County Farm Bureau. fixing
IN" Talarv or the County Farm AGENT
at iNN0p per month and tho Steno-
rrapher at $125 90 per month be and
the same is hereby confirmed
'f'bNItED. That this Board do now
adjourn until ten o'clock A. m. Fri
dav, March "a. 1922
W.T. ENGLAND.
Il ". FISHER. Clerk
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24
STATE OF IDAHO

County OF Bingham, IS.
We. the Board of County Commits
sioners of Bingham County, hereby
ceftlfy that we have examined, aud
lteu ana approved the foregoing
CLAIMS against the County Bridge
fund or Bingham County, and hereby
authorize and direct the County Aud.
stor TO draw warrants against said
fund beginning No. 10 and closing No
IA, amounting to the sum of $1S.O5.
Attest: chai,n,,n
F. M FISHER, Clerk.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24

STATE "N'
hna ne FOREGOING
Of go as indicated by
ARGARET Treasu
saaaao Margaret
STATE OF IDAHO j. E. GOOD Judge
M frs dulysw
duly elected qualified
nd
Ex-onic
March,
H. Probat
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24

Claim Amt. Amt.
No. Claimant All Disal
10 Adams, Thomas, sin
gle hand labor IS $3.50
20 Boyle, Neil F., Hdwe.
hdwe. supplies -..-..-- 54.S2
81 Bell, Albert single
hand labor ..-........-.... 31.20
22 Continental Oil Co,
gas and oil -.-.-...-.- 1890
23 Fisher, F. NJ, con-
tingent fund ---..-..--. 1914
"a Goodwin w. A., team
labor ....................... GAO
25 Neider, Charles, me-
chanic labor .----..--.-- $500
26 Olsen, G. W., team
labor ....................... 30.40
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24
OFFICIAL. PROCEED.
|NGS Of THE BOARD
co. COMMISSIONERS
March Is, 1922
In the Matter of Allowing Claims
Against the Current Expense Fund
of bingham County.

In the above entitled matter, the
following Current Expense Claims, be-
ginning No. SO and closing No. l59.
having been filed subsequent to the
meeting of the Board on February IA,
at which time claims were allowed
they We're presented to the Board at
approved said claims, and authorized
and directed the County Auditor to
draw warrants in payment of said
claims, except those that have been
disallowed, or for some reason re-
jected, against the Current Expense
Fund. beginning No. 1874 and closing
No. 230, amounting to ..--..-.-.--s 5,414.23
Current Expense funds ex-
pended prior to date - SS924S
Total Current Expense war
rants issued to date .............. 13,S06.71
Claim Amt. Amt.
No. Claimant All. Disal.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24
In the Matter of Allowing Claims
Against the County Fair Fund.

IN the above entitled matter. the
following County Fair claim No. /
having been filed subsequent to the
last meeting of the Board, at which
time claims We're allowed. they were
presented TO the Board at this time,
who audited, examined and approved
sad claim, and authorized and direct
ca the county Auditor to draw war
rant No. | IN payment OF said claim
amounting to the sum OF S21 90
Total County Fair Claims
alioWed 10 date ....--......-..-.., .-...- q 90
Claim Amt Ami
No. Claimant All DieaI
| Fred Doerr, hay fur
nshed Fair Assn S21OO
Total - s2100
STATE OF IDAHO.
County of Bingham, S.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24
AtleSl. CNd1T III
F. M. FISHER, Clerk.
In the Matter of Allowing Claims
Against the County Road Fund,

following County Road Claims, begin
ming No, 10 and closing No. 80, hav-
ing been filed subsequent to the last
meeting of the Board, on February IA,
at which time claims were allowed,
they We're presented to the Board at
this time who examined, audited and
approved said claims, and authorized
and directed the County Auditor to
draw warrants in payment of said
claims Except those that have been
disallowed, or for some reason reject
ed beginning No. 10 and closing No.
go amounting to the sum of $ 771.9S
County Road funds expend-
ed prior to date -.--.,-..--.....-.----... 4S5.45
allowed to date ......................... 1,25743
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24

49, SAo Ia IL
9 payroll of County Of
A. H. Simmons, sal
airy of sheriff .....s16t
Geo. r. Ezell, sal
airy of dep. sheriff 12s
D. P. Brill, salary
of deputy sheriff -. III
F. NJ. Fisher, salary
of elk. Dist. Court 16t
Ruth F. Hilliard. sal
airy of senior dep. 12s
Julia Sutton, salary
of deputy ercorder 1O(
Lexa Bentley, salary
of deputy clerk -. 10(
Elizabeth Rodgers,
salary extra clerk 81
e: T. Malcolm, salary
Of assessor --.-.......-.. 16t
Harvey Allen, salary
of deputy assessor 10(
Hamilton Wri g h t,
sal. of pros. atty. 12s
Ethel M. Wright, sal
airy county steno. : Z:
James E. Good, sal
airy of Prob. Judge 16t
Grace M. Stevens,
salary of probation
oHlcer -----.---------- 10(
Grace Faulconer, SAL
airy of County supt. 16t
Anna Powell, salary
of clerk and steno. 10l
Margaret Ward, sal
airy of treasurer IL. 16,
Puma Pelkey, sal
airy of dep. treas. 10t
Lila Liljenquist. sal
airy Of dep. treas. 10t
E. Milton. Christen-
sen, sal of surveyor 1
Ed. l.. Egli, salary
of coroner ..........
DR.. w. e. Patrie,
sal of co. physician s,
w. T. England, sal
airy of commissioner Al
John r. Williams,
salary of commits
sioner --...-...------. Al
Nelson Miller, salary
of commissioner - Al
c. L. King, salary
s. of janitor -..........--... 10(
0 Alice Bradley, tenn
porary allowance : II
1 Jane M. Howell, tenn
porary allowance =. II
2 p. j. Fjeldsted, acct.
Jensen, temporary
allowance ....-..... 81
8 Annie Kruse, tenn
porary allowance II
A Mary Marin, tenn
porary allowance : II
5 Edwin Watson, tenn
---- porary allowance : II
6 Walter F. Thomas,
sal. County Agent 10(
Z Matte Waters, sal
airy farm bureau
stenographer -...-...- 12t
s Abercombie, c. P,
tarns. sheriff -....-....
9 Anderson & Sons Co.,
coal for indigents II
90 Burroughs Adding
Machine Co., main
tenance -..-.--.-....--..- a.
OF Bills, o. E., gas and
OIL --------------------.----- IL
OF Eiethan, D. Fl, rent
farm bureau ...... g.
o3 BIT. Hdwe. & Flee
trio, electrical sup. q
04 Boyle. Neil F. Hdwe.
Co, hdwe. supplies
05 Benson, H. A., as
sessing -.. 2.
06 Blackfoot Mere. Co,
supplies INDECENT - z
OF Bingham County
News, publ. minutes,
etc. ------------------------ 50
Aberdeen Times, a
Bingham G un ty
News, publ. comm.
Shelley Pioneer, a c
Bingham c nty
News, publ, comm. .,
0S Clark TT nSf er,
hauling ashes $500.
09 CaXton Printers, Of
flee supplies ....... 3,
10 Cunningham, John,
truant officer ....- 3,
II Columbia Carbon Co.
supplies Pros. Atty
- Child, H. T., services
deputy sheriff ........ 1,
10 Chalmers, Mrs. r.
w. rent INDECENT II
IA Void.
Is England, w. T., ex-
penses Commissioners!
16 Egli, e. L., expenses
Coroner .......... 1,
IT Fisher, F. NJ, Con-
tingent fund ....... 80!
Is Funk. P. F., coal
for INDECENT ............ 5,
10 Frenchy's Cafe.
meals for jurors 80. II
20 Gillooly, w. c.,
Taxi hire ................
21 Casper. Harry, SER
vices Pro. Judge -.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24

$5,414.23 $500
LAID OVER CLAIMS
Mantogue, j. A., assist
ing County phySician$23.70
National Wood Removal
ing Co., pape rtowels $500
$3.50
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24
STATE OF IDAHO.

STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Bingham, IS.
We, the Board of County Commits
sioners of Bingham County, Idaho,
hereby certify that we have examined,
audited and approved the foregoing
claims against the Current Expense
Fund of Bingham County, beginning
No. SO and closing No. 159 and hereby
authorize and direct the County Aud
itor to draw warrants against said
fund beginning No. 166 and closing
No. $50, amounting to the sum of
S5,414.23.
w r. ENGLAND,
AtteSt Chairman
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-24

Walter F. Thomas, Agent
Geo. A. Line, President
j. L. Robertson, Secretary
BY NJ w
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-13
a,.,.,.AIn.nrer-

,,,. Act the words injufious. danger
ous and painful shall be he.o 20 "a
ciude any experiment. operation OF ~
mint.tration which may reasonapy os
expected to do injury TO or eh9ansrv ~
or causs, pain or suffering 10 OF ~ az, ~
part or any organ OF the perso" IN.
Sumb animal so expertmented OF o.
lated upoh or Administered 70 eitn95'
al or during the time OF sucn expert
ncnt operatton or administrator OF
as nm after effect or result theseo'' :.
Section g. Any person violating any
NJ rho provisions OF this ACT shaii us
deemed guilty of mlsdemeah@or no n,,n. nnu
mon conviction thereon shaii oc Pu
sshed by fine of not less than one
Swn5red dollars nor more tnah o..
,hn,,sand dollars or by imprisonmen.
IN tha county jail for not less than zen
Avs nor more than six months OF S
Sr;b such fine and Imprisonment IN .ne
Ss.cretion of the Court. In case any
SnTendant after conviction shall asa,n
vsoiate any OF the provisions OF n, tnis
Al FOR s,ich second offense ne sma,,
mon conviction be punished oy sss l,.e
~ mi less than two hundred ana lily
dollars nor more than one thuu'n tnc
doijars or by imprisonmsht IN
county fail for not less than ho,b
6ays nor more than one year or ~ Ia
such fine and Imprisonment III '"e
cretion OF the Court.
-fThe Secretary of state Attornss
ceneral and Reporter OF the supreme
Sourt do hereby designate ana iN ~
the ballot title and submission cM,ause M
10 the proposed Initiated Measure mere
in the followingo IT.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-13

The Counties of Montexuma. Dolores
ana San Miguel shall have one.
The Counties of Ouray and Montross
Tho County OF Dsita shall have one.
THE Courty'- or Mesa shall have Two.
Tho County OF Morgan shah nave
The countles of Rio Blanca. Garfield
and Eagle shall have one.
The Counties of Moffst and Houe'
The Counties OF Jackson. Grsn9l
Summit. Clear Creek and Giipin so~s'
The County of jefferson shah have
\ Section 6. Nothing In this act enni,
be construed to work the remoxH ~
any representative from his preesn. pn.
term OF office. and represehtAuss.
shall he elected under the .proStsionii
OF this act beginning WITH the sene..s,
election held In November. lszs. ene
every two years thereafter.
Section {. All acts and parts OF ~. !.
Inconsistent with this act are here0S
The Secretary OF State. Attornsy
General and Reporter of the Supre'ns
Court do hereby designate ana iiA -
the ballot title and submission ctAnss
to the proposed Initiative measure Pc
titioned for herein the -foiiowihs
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-13
NOTICE

STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY
OF CROWLEY. SIS. IN THE
i1 COUNTY COURT. 4 s4l
In the Matter OF the Petition Of
Sarah NJ. Orr. for the Determine.
tion of Interests in the Lands and
Tenements of James Orr, De-
il0 ceased. ssa -f..nl.U ftl
To Mrs. Grace p. Young. Golden
Colorado. Mrs. Lucy f.. Dunlap
Deery, Pennsylvania and Clyde L.
Orr. Miami. Arizona, and to all 9th.
ars whom it may concern: You ana
each of you are hereby notified that
the said Petitioner, Sarah M. Orr
has filed her petition on the County
Court of said Crowley County, Colo
RADIO, on the 31st day Of August
1929, asking for the determination
of interest in the lands and tene.
ments belonging to the Estate ol
James Orr, deceased. more especiaiiy
to, the real estate owned by him a,
the time of his death, situate In SAD
Crowley County. Colorado, ana ae-
scribed as follows: N'll ,y
THE southwest quarter lSWhj
Of the Northwest quarter (NWA "
Section Thirteen q3). and las
Southeast quarter (SEA) OF tae
Northeast quarter (NEA) } ana .as
East. Half (E1s) of the soutneas'
quarter (SEA) of Section Four'eun ,s,a
(14), all in Township Twen.y.,su su
(22) South of Range Fifty-seSsu
(57) West of the 9th P. NJ, Crow,sy .si
County and State of Coiorauo' 'A
ued at about $S00.00. .
That the hearing on the peIicIi.lut, cau,,
will be held at the County .ous ,hs
House in tho town of Ordway, Wv
County Seat Of said Crowley Coaag.
on Monday the 9Th. day OF Noss% ssu
ber. 1929, at 2 o'clock 7. NJ, NJ wAJs
and where you, the said Graue s, i l.
Young, Lucy f. Dunlap anu ~ on have
Orr, and any others VINO h'ay w. @ AZ.
an interest in said hearihs' anS mS nre.
pear and take such action ~ ths
sent such competent evidence s,,o " Il
Court as to who are the oniy saasad, nsn
the said James Orr, ae'eaTy '' nav
and what interest. II any. yoa 90 Of
have in said described real es.ase de-.
ahids the orders, Judgment ana ssld III
cree of the Court concern'A'
Given under my hand and data1srsdo tIs ado
of said Court at Ordway, So'V
this 31st day OF August InR1DGE,
'li7 p iCHAS. @. lWooL.iD'a,a CLERK
a. Judge and Ex-ofl'c'o "
fna4r la- County Court ooo
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