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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
B. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.

We go away with fine impressions and with many suggestions which, hope, will be helpful to you and to your Government.
 Predicts Statehood.
 Alaska is a great and glorious part of the American Union and hope for the ultimate development to bring you into full sisterhood. " The visit to the Territory, he said further, had brought some happy disappointments in that he and his Cabinet members had found much less the matter with Alaska and the Governments relation with Alaska than had been widely proclaimed.
 Secretaries Work, Wallace and Hoover and Speaker Gillette also made short farewell addresses and then President and Mrs. Harding were presented with a number of gifts. ranging from paintings of beautiful Sitka harbor to basket of big strawberries. The Chief Ex- ecutre and Mrs. Harding did not return to the Henderson until late in the afternoon. After the parade and general exercises, they, with other members of the official party attended services at the Indian Pres byterian Church and visited the Sheldon Jackson School which is maintained by the Women's Board of Home Missions of the Prcsbyter- ian Church. During the visit to the school members of the party were served with salmonberries and cake, the latter made by the Indian girl students. Visits were also made to the Sitka National Monument which Is park located on the out skirts of town. containing probably the best collection of totem poles in Alaska; the Sheldon Jackson Mem orial Museum; the Pioneers Home and tho Greek Catholic Church. one of the remaining reminders of Rus sian rule. There gifts were pres ented and the distinguished visitors conducted through the edihce.
 Sercnade the Pioneers.
 The residents of the Pioneers Home were given rare musical treat Sunday, when. by direction of the President. the U. s. Navy Band gave a concert during the afternoon at the Pioneers Home.
 Shortly after p. m.. the Tender son weighed anchor and the first visit ever made to Alaska by a President of. the United States came to an end in Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
D. ". BRANCH RETURNING.

D. w. Branch, Northwestern man. ager of Liby. McNeil & Libby. was . passenger on the Admiral Watson to YAkutat. He left the chip at that place. and will continue his return to Seattle in the near future. MT. Branch visited the Cook Inlet interests of his company, but did not go to Bristoy Bay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23

him a new vision of Alaska and, as he himself has said. a new deter imitation to do all in his power to bring this vast territory to the fullest development.
 Alaskans Share Feeling.
 Much as was the regret of the President and other members of the party at leaving the Territory where they have been welcomed so cor dially; such feeling was obviously shared to the greatest degree by the people of Alaska Whatever the Government may do to aid Alaska in the future as the result of the Presidents visit. the people of All aska declare much has already been done because for two weeks more at. tention has been directed toward the Territory than at any time since it was purchased by the United States in 1867. The residents, furthermore, believe President Harding's visit has served to enlighten the people of the States regarding Alaskan resources and to dispel old ideas derived from the early designation of the Terri. tory as 'san ice box"
 The President during his two weeks stay. has visited II towns and sev- eral more little settlements, has made three trips into the interior and has sailed along more than 1000 miles of the Territory's coast line.
 Gov. Scott c. Bone, who left the party here after having travelled with it throughout the Territory, es- timated that one-third of the popu- lation of Alaska had greeted the Chief Executive and Mrs. Harding during their visit,
 Greeted Near Historic Spot.
 The President was welcomed on landing hefe about 10 a. m. Sunday bY the entire population of the town, gathered on the old parade ground near the spot where the actual transfer, of the Territory was made more than onc-haif century ago. In his address he said he did not know hiS party could receive "a more be- llfting farewell than on this his- toric spot
 Continuing the President said: .II .an Gorry this 10 our last day in Al6bka. do not think there s anyone l perty Wbo does - ieav6 | f5ns rssrst ls1 ,eW cpne pneee &he lure of Alaska' ]
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
IN. I.AT1no1 COTS SOUTH.

James M. Lathrop, who has var ious interests at Valdez. Kodiak
 Kanatak and elsewhere in South western sAlAska, and Mrs. Lathrof are on the Admiral Watson eu route to their home In Southern California. Mir. Lathrop expects to return north again early next su4-
 l - eeWass &1e1 =,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
Sercnade the Pioneers.
IRENE IS DIVORCED.

PARIS. July 2S.---Irenc Castle Tremsn vas divorced today from Capt obeft Trensn. Nhom she nSsftiSd 2 thfee ! h0n1hs aftsr the death of Capt. Vernon. Castle. = :
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23

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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
PRESIDENTS TRIP TO
 ALASKA IS ENDED; ;NOW
 ON HIS WAY TO STATES

tContinueo rrc s-sKs One,
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
y la GiSbcutel.
a Ia 8dn0a1e

2afonif . 6ruulei.
GuIoIio tam Sdalter Iiir Holtld-
%qernoes): sit nidt elm Brief inter
a&rcue" eingegan9cn?"
Beantter: 0Grrue Secrer
@obn."
Gntgcgenf 0 nj III c n o.
.Gntidmloigen Gie giitiglt, mein
SEER, OoB id) S6rer 6rau @emob
lin oen Saltlr oeS Glrioe- abgetre
ten babel"
%, bite @enn sic molen.
tretc i'd Sbnen bic gauge 5rau abb"
@eoonten plitter.
Sin @iIienIdaftler bot feitgeItclt,
OaB bic 6rau I'M tagliten @ebcn
MIR iiber einch @ortiAaB BON 800
Morteru beriiigt.
GaS ideint ia nidt piel, a6er
man beoenfe sic 3liammenltelllli-
gen!
S9IuB. @ndoige: Sic
fiinoigen Sette??'
Sette: ,SapobI, gnd' 6rau; no
Der SdoBbuno Der @nGoigen Dor
DEM Yrdntigam Der &0din rongicrt,
90 tit fir mid feline %bleibenoe
GtdtteI"
-@efa1ten Der 6remoe.
Miindencr: usSa, ia, Die @efabren
Der 6remoe iinb groB. @eIteta
fommt mein Sobn nad) 3peiiabriger
Abmeienbeit ms 8aterbats 5uriid
- i1 min oas 8ieoeriaben frobli6
nit ibm feiern - lit Der Menif =
9lbltinen3ler Jeporoenl~
- Raj Il. Sausfrau: vaber Wfa-
tie, ole foltbdre Sale mar es, Die
Sic 5eriHlagen ba6en? SD oa6te.
es iei oie blanc uno freilte mid
lbon,"
Marie: nGaS fonucn sic aud,
9ii6' 6rau; sic blalle lit ndmlid'
auf fapltt gegangen."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

llrteil. Scr jun9c Miipp-
fe (Sobn Oes alien 8uppfe, SIM
uno @rport) muBte Dem beriibnl-
ten Wtultfer ctwas uorlpielen.
Stro6leno iagte Wtutter 8uppte:
vgta, SEER Yroieiior, wie gef0llt
Sbnen nun 10 oas Spiel BON met
mem Sobn?"
Der Wtuiifer iiberle9te, Damn lag-
te err langiam:
Aim belten 9efdnt mir Die art
ulto Weiie -"
y@sie CT 10 ipielt, nift mabr?@
logie Die itol5e Wtutter.
yNein, mie er Die @eige in Der
aaiten 5ltriidlegt."
Seine Marie. Miiaer
beiaB elm pluto. IS mar uraIt,
t~auienomal reporiert uno ii5erlaf-
fiert, unO idlleBlid ging es iibar'
boupt nidt mebr. @r lieB es IN
oie automobilfabrif i6affen uno
Iprnd) BORT nit Dem Mertfubrer:
n8oS fonnte oanit gemad)t mer-
benz"
Ser @erffiibrer iab 0os @lot-
Itrum fritiih an:
ySm, Die @upe lit nod ie9r
Id0n uno gut, wie mare es, luenn
mir einen neuen 8agen oarunter
ieten?"
Gin gona 561auer. -
SD ipreGe Sbnen mein 9eoaliern
aus, 9err 8elomader. 8ie ib bore,
lit SIR &aiiierer nit Sbrer Eo6ter
gefloben. Satten Sic gar feitlet; Sin
lab gu i~rgsnOcinem Geroodt2"
Ser &erl mar ein gana S6lauer.
gr mat)te meiner S6miegermlttter 10
onffoleno Sen Sol oaB i'd Die gauge
3eit glaubte, er babegbli6ten auf lie,
uno oesbalb mo ih i'm immer Dieoer
in mein Saus."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Siimstam Oun brnte.

SItngtoll, Die ebentaligc ocutId)e
aoIonie, bot iid nad) ocnn @eltfricg
idnea mIc0er erboIt uno Gilt bellte
ais Die moocrnlte un0 id)0nitc StnOt
Nliens. Salloel mo &nnocl gr0Bten,
tells in lapuniiheu 0dnopn, ltcbcn in
uolcr Nlrte, fir Undertaking., Sou.
5erte uno Sport lit reIdlid gciorQt
- oo5li lit es cine beliebtc &ol5crt.
ltaot oeporoen. CUR llcberna6me
| 2iingtaus Gurd) Gbin1 briugt 0ie
Sbongbai Neeflp yiepiem pom Is.
DECEMBER iolgenOe 6emcrfcuamerte
3eilen: o8liugtau, ole @ouptItaot
uno Der @oill Der Brooinj SdJon.
tung, lit Ole g%Sunocritnot NiienS.
Sic Wuroe ourd Den 0eutid)cu &ot.
fer gegriinOet uho bon Inn groBge.
Soger, lie biloetc ben StoI5 ielncs
Screens. 9eutiHlano mad)te W1il.
lionpnoufmenoungen fir &iinetou,
olS Die Marf nod @olopert botte.
Gam fam Ger @eltfrieg uno Snpon
nabm Slingtou bon Geutihlano.
Sopon itedte meitere Miaionen in
Slingtau mo mad)te cine @unoer-
lta0t onrali8, nod melt berrlider
dls Ser Safer lie tr1umte. Slingtnu
6ot 6eute annGberno $4,000 Gin
Apo6ner utto lit Die mooernite uno
id0nite Staot gan5 4iiens.. Sic
@oibington-&o nfereu5 CAB Siingtau
China 5uriid uno oos bineiild)e Bclt
empfdngt oamit 81 cinem bof.
fentli6 moBigen @reis cine fir
un0 fertige Staot NIT gut gepflalter.
ten StraBen uno Bron1ena6en, nit
mooerner &atalilotion uno lo1itd-
rem ginri6tungen, nit better @ai.
ieroeriorgug, eleftriif)er 8eleuf)-
tung, olfentlide 8arfen, IutoItra-
Ben, c~ritfloiiigen &otels, prddtigen
offentlihen @ebGlloen, fiir5 alien.
@Sas miro China nit Siiugtau atl-
lteQen2 Sir oenfen babel an Die
euqiAmubige, feimihmangere ginge.
borenenita6t bon Shanghai nnh 3u.
eer0e dbnlide i'm llmfreis bon eini.
gen Stunoen bon Sbangbai uno
unS I6alloert. Or. s: &. @ang nno
einige onoere mooerne Wdnner aus
leincr llmgebung molen Eiingtan
crboIten mie es lit, uro mcroen es,
penn mogli6, 5u nod b0berem
Hubm fiibre1t. A6er ihon i~treiten
lidJ bic militdriiden Rallberbarone
untereinonoer, nm gu beItimmen,
ncr Dos Hedlt babe, oieie idone
Staot 3u pliinocrn nno in iiblen
2eumuno SIT 6rin9en. China bat
cine l6lpere gerantportlidfeit iieer.
nontmen, ais man ihr 0ieie mooerne
Grodtltaat iibergab.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

g Of ne e re + Sail. Sic
acknowledgements moren gegan-
gen, MIR elmer la6 nod "a unO
nipple nit traltrigem @eiibt an
icinem Bier. Ter @irt fam uno
Iogtc:
u@oaen Sic nid)t aud mad 9olt-
lie geben, mir MAIDEN bier balo
GhltB."
vNein," iagtc Ser Mann nit
Dem t~ralirigen @eii6t, lid bari
nod nid)t.@
r@orlm Oenn nidt. mas lit
oenn los?"
~ab, laIien sic mid in giub,
nit mir lit gar nihtS mebr los
Sd habe feinen ruhigen Gag
me6r."
Ser @irt flopfte linn auf oie
Sfultcr:
.@er mirH oeun 10 Der5mcifelt
fein, piclleiht fam ;d Sbnen bel
fcn2%
vNein, nein, mir fam feiner
1elfen, i6 bin am Gnoe. @iIIen
Sic, mas mir paiiiert ilt2 Seite
aheuo I'm s l1h~ bobe ih pom mci-
lem 9nrean al,s meiller Sran &C.
lep6oniert uno babe ibr eine gang
uorsii6lide 4uSreoe qciagt, neil id)
ood) bier6er an 6en Stammtildl &C.
ben moQte - unc Jet = babe t1
total pergeiien. mos id ihr er5dblt
hahe!"
abpebr. Sdul5e mar elm
aefiirhteter @eloborger. @ineS
Morgens ltraf er einen Bcfonnten
ouf Ser StrnBe uiS bcgriiBte i'm,
6spor oicfer entpiitcu fonnte.
.Sorcn Sic NAL. alter 5rclno
i6 bin i6on IN ser Batihe. SD
braud)e oringcnc Cello uno babe
tcine Soec, no ID es berfriegen
ioa
uGos frellt mid. lieber 6renno,"
loqtc Se~ enoere, Id fiirtbtcte
lion, sic bitten sic SSoce, bob Sic
cs bon mir bergen tonnen
Mn5eiden. r@iro Der
0oftor balo Inn oeine Sano ar-
,alten2"
sd CLAUDE ia, Mama, in Den
lcbtcn Gagcu bat er immerfort 10
nett bon Dir geiproden."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

Saus .foumcy Oeht. o%Hialc IN Del.
&c. Scu ben ie nit gegIId)c; bic
tabs ie ben ac0rltft. DAB ie nit ocn
Suuo { game 2ott Som ben foun.
te. @ca id, mt6 Sbnc Oos ndd)ite
Ial rer5dbIe. mns JOINT nod &c.
bdp9cno is; for 6cut min ih nur
nod ioge. oaB bis 5u ole 3eit no
MGR oaa Snlis for Die Nndt gelodt
ben. ipcnigitcnS orei 9unnert aiOs
inl 0ans mare. no Ocu 9olies6uno
Icbu fen NOBLE. Sd pcib nit. OF
im rcdlt fin, atplucr id ben ictt 10
c @ioie, ais Oh i6 c6bes orig bum.
mes gemaht bdtt. Domit ib Der
blcimc Sbuc Sbrn licucr
8biIipp Sauerampfer.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

3ufir mung. Didter-
Ling: SD bin aIcroingS fem 1e'
DobnIider llntc ,oItitngS S3rift'
teller"
~5timmt; bel Der 2eftiire Sbrer
Shriften niterhdlt man lth e.
wobnl.d ni6t."
Aufs @an5e. Jrdulein
Ngatbe: yWten munfelt, sic moaen
iid neriit1blen &err Wte.er."
SD bciroten2"
nA6 tun sic bod nift 10! @an
bat MIR iogor lhon 9rotiliert!"
Sober YergIei9
bintt. auf Dem 8ege sur Sir
DIE trifft Der Naitor ernen @auern
uno iagt:
oNun, lieber araliie, no oebcn
Sic oenn 6in2"
aSn Die Stride, Serr Faitor,
uad Selobad)."
oGos gef1at mir uiht, arouic,
tuarum fommen sic nidt in meme
STRIDE? @as miIroen Sic ia0en,
menn Sybre Staie alrf Dem Yeiis
tum zines anOcren meiOeten."
uNun ia, 9err Yaitor, oos
fcmmt oaraui au. Da wiiroe id
nidJts iagen, mcnn Die 8eioe bort
better m1rc."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

Or nennt es nj DIT an
oers. - 2cbrer: u@ie nennt man
oos Slciid Der allb, ipenn es i'm
2aoen berfauf. miro2"
Sdiiler (Sobn zines Shlad-
ters): uOdienfleild."
2GBt tics biiden.
% pie ioroerbar, Sic babes ia
fat lollter observation-disclosures"
.adl miiien Sic, Steingrt l:.U
8or5caan lino 10 3erbredlid, ano
mein Mann bat Elm 10 lebbaftes
Temperament.
- dtuhg. Ggbrdii-
tioam: ,9os tDor cine i6one 3eit,
alS ib perlobi mar; aber als mcine
Braut ulltreu mar, uno i6 meineil
Summer ale Gage ~uc''iaufen muB-
te, mars eisentlid nod, id6ner."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

Gin InSmeg - Gin Di-
Iettont, Der iebr biibih 2ou0idaften
matte, bradte auf 10 5iemlidl alien
Ieinen 8ilDern &iibe an, Die I'M
@aIier itanoen. gines Cages wonte
cine Game aus ieiner 8efonntIdaft
germ tpiilen, marum feline aiibe im-
mer i'm 8ailer itonoen.
nGos lit oarum, gndoige 6rau",
ertpioerte Der aiinitler, vmeil ib
feline @nfe nlalen FAINT"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
0oS MD

@rgusaugea.- 8efann-
ter: uSbre 9unOidaft beitebt, pie
i9 iebe, fat ausidlieBlid) aus jun,
gen 9ameti, bas lit pobl gon5 in-
t~ereiiant2"
.Se.c: IS mo, meme 5rart lit ia
Den gan5en Gag NIT IN 2aoen!"
@onOInng. - Osfor,
tpie gliiflid) Ldren mir beioe in Dem
engen Stranoforbel uno ieBt it
cine 3e6n3immeriDobnang nidt
groB genug, DAB mir einanoer aus
peihen %f0nnenl"
Ser @eetgnetlte e. =
8arltm ioa oenn geraoe Der Nuf-
tiototor Den Sonit atisbr:agen; lit
er 10 re0eyeDanot?"
.9as peniger; aber Der Slibilar
lit Id)tuerborig."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

&rmif6 ousgeoridt.
Ser fleine SAUL uno Der feline
6rib, stDei 8riioer bon s un0 8
Sabren, iomu1en aus Der S6ule
nod Satie. So leben iie, tpie Der
@oter oos 8a5D ouf benz &rm Dat
uno linn oie Glaide gibt, uno Der
fleine 9aitl, Dem oas urfomilh Dor.
meint al ieinem gruoer:
uSieb NAL, SriBe, 8ater Is Wfutter
i~emorGenl"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

- Oas2sBte.- Bauer (ldn.
sere 3eit i6on franf uno iebr utl-
geouloig): SEPT babe i'd 3 gan5e
2eben idon iattl .. Suits mir an
9oftor!
9 DINER 3u m a d e II. -
aartenlegerin: Sd fam Sbner nar
iagen: 2aiicn Sic Sbren Mann nid]t
aus ben Augen, begleiten Sic i'm
auf Sdritt un0 Erittl
Dame: 0as lit mir aber nnmog.
li1, - tr 1T ood 2ufti6iffer!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

ocn neuen Sdabot ein tueni5 mebr
ousp1rts 9eben."
0atu.:f ertpioerte Die an9ereoete
treuber3ig: rS6ol., 9ndoiger Serr,
ga Sic mir oas erlau6en. pcroe i'd
bon nun all meme frei'n Sonntoge
llur nod auspdrts perbringen, in
6ieiem ooen Ieite lit i%opielo ntdt
piel los!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Nprfu m II II a.

geriu d jung. Sano-
lllngsreiienoer (oer binausgemorfen
muroe): @ie lanft mid Der Wtann
bebanoeltel Oh ib nidt nod I'm
sic Sano. ieiner Go6ter anbalte1
lon?i
nnnotig. - Snfel gum
Neffen): 9a boIt OH alio iiber oeine
S1uloen 10 gar feline Infi9reibun-
gen?
Neffe: 8o3u oenn?- Man miro
ia iopieio fortmdbrenO gemabntl
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

= &einfaa. uSbr grauti9cm,
.gndoiges 5roulein, mltB bod Der
gliidll1lte Menib utter Der Sonne
fem; oenn Sic 81 beliben, milroe ib
$500.
.Sie oiirfen boffer, Serr 9oftor;
oenn meine 8%erlobung 1T geltern all-
riidgegangen -"
naeb =. pardon ab &. bate
oaDon natiirlid feline Abnnng!"
MaIiSios. Sic: uSa, liebeS
M1nn6en, ih babe Cir bisber eng
liides, fran8oliideS nno oeutlGes
9eefiteof gcmadt. 8as fir ems
piini6eit Gli oenn beute abeno?"
@r: o@eiBt Gn, mein S6aB,
mah' mir beute 5ur gbwedilnng
mai ems, oos id) eiien fann!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Gin fIetnes @iBpsr.

Gin fIetnes Shipper
,ftGnonts. augrlte iuuroe bon
ibrer 9ienitberridoft nit ctnem
9aar neuer S6ube beidenft, lnO
neil iie beim @ebea Die JiiBc gar5
idauoer6aft uah innen ieste. err
mobnte tic Der Sausberr: SD bite
mir ober ans, gGuguite, OaB Sic !.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

@Iid. ~ 9duerin (5u benz
in Ser naben Staot 5eGenoen Gorf.
obcrboupte): rNtat), oas 9 boani-
timmlt, Woal glm Sinlml brent
liagbt ma an 5euerideinl"
Bauer (56ul8e): NIB % ldana
tn! User oo pcbl ocs Worosglild
bat. mo iG II Sdliiiiel pom Spirit
3'nbaulerl in oa Talh'n babl"
MibgludteS aompli-
meht. 5errin (n 8aatoilette)
4uoultc, mie madt iidj Bonn metil
ncllcs Gleio DC. binten?
guorItc: Brad)tpoA! Sic iperoel
gemib aac cllt5iidi icir, uelln q
Den Ganl pcrlaiicf.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

Srou @oIolnbel: Sat mer
oenanut Ser Scrr Meier, mic i'd
mieoerfom aus &arIsbao, en- @9o-
nir. Sc ooS d Sfmeidclci?
Serr @oI0Iubel: 8ero CT
aenleint 6oben: Son elmer See hit,
Sara
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

SD ben ml00cr
e6bcs fubli.
gcmodjt, id
mid ndmIid
I'll Sumo auge.
@s jim ia
uicle Menid)e
oeu @uuO tom.
un 70 ben tm
mid p%criueOe loiie,
aud Elm 81
frfcnp Tn tnnr on
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

ossa, ia, glallben Sic 3 nllr,
Sraulein: i'd famine aus 'ner Or
fi5iersfamilie.
v8orum fou ids ni6t glauben?
Gin aouiin Don mir is ia audi 2elt-
uatlt bel ser - @cilsarmee!".
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

STANDARDIZATION: gNaG)
ben Yroben, Die Sic bon Sbrem
&0uneu ae9eben baben, muB i'd
Sbnen bon Der 8iibnenfarriere orin-
geno obraten."
.gber es siebt mid bod nit al
Ter Maft 5i ben Yrcttern!"
.8eroen sic 80 Gii6ler."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

Snnptmann: .Bie Ionge
oallcrt 6os2! Stcdt ocnn Der Eeibel
bent i'm Muntel?"
8ur,de: uGlcid, Scrr SoIpt.
manu-"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Dgrner 5djreibehrlet Nes
Nbilipp auerGnptrr.
2o7.

.Uiciu liebcr 9err ReOattiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

2afonii6. 6r1ulei..
GllaIio tam SNaltcr Tiir @oltla-
qcrnoes): ~Sit nidt elm Brief inter
n9reue" eingegan9cn?"
, 1923-03-15

organized under the laws of. and
doing business in the State Of Wyo-
ming, has made application for .
patent for the following described
oil and gas placer mining claim:
situate in the Rawlins UnorganiEed
Mining District. County Of Carbon.
State Of Wyoming, described ~ fel-
lews, to-wit:
Kretni No. IL Oil and Gas placer
mining claim according to location
notice thereof recorded on the 14th
day of January, A. D. 1913 In Book
1872 of Mining Records at page -
Of the records In the office of the
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Regis
ter Of Deeds in said County of Carbon
and State Of Wyoming, being 160
acres of land, and embracing the fol-
lowing: The Northeast Quarter
tNEA) of Section Twenty-Six (2s)
Township Twenty-Six (26) North,
Range Eighty = Seven $50 West Of
, 1923-03-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State OF Wyoming.

The State of Wyoming. }
)ss.
County OF Carbon.
In District Court.
In The Matter OF the Estate OF
William Daley. Deceased.
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary were on the 7th day
OF March A. d. 1898 granted to the
undersigned In the above estate. and
all persons having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers
for allowance. to the undersigned
william w. Daley. within six CO..
months after the date OF said letters.
or they may be precluded from any
benefit from such estate: and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date OF said Letters.
they will DO forever barred.
Dated at Rawlins. Wyoming. this
7th day of March A. d. 1923.
WILLIAM w. DALEY.
Executor.
By Brimmer a Brimmer.
Attorneys.
First publication March &. 1898.
Third publication March 20, 1923.
, 1923-03-15
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Notice is Hereby Given that the
Rawlins Real Estate Company, was
incorporated in the office of the Sec
rotary of State. at Cheyenne. Wyom-
ing, on the 9Th day of March, A. D.
1928, at the hour of Nine O'Clock
A. M.
The object for which said com.
pany is organized is to do a general
real estate and investment business,
Its capital stock ia Fifty Thousand
Dollars H50,000.00) divided into
$4,000 shares of the par value OF
$1.00 per share.
It's term of existence is fifty (50)
years. The operations of the Com
pany will be carried on chiefly in
the City of Rawlins. Carbon County,
Wyoming, but in the discretion OF
the Board of Directors, said business
may be extended into other Counties
and States.
The affairs and management of
the Company will be under the con-
troll Of five Directors. and A. T.
Whitehead, A. A. Sanders, 8. H.
Freeman, w. C. Lawrence and E. ].
Mccarthy all of the City of Rawlins,
Carbon County, Wyoming. ARE ap-
pointed to act as such Directors for
the first year of Its existence.
The location of the principal Of
flee is Rawlins, Wyoming. and A. T..
Whitehead is named as the agent up
on whom service OF process may be
had.
RAWLINS REAL ESTATE
COMPANY,
By W. C. Lawrence,
President.
L.. E. Armstrong,
Attorney for the Company.
First publication March 8, 1928.
Third publication March 20, 1928.
, 1923-03-15

And with the said property will be
sold all of the right. title, and inter-
est of Oren Ruffcorn and Ola L..
Ruffcorn. his wife. and H. s. Dries
slein and Florence v. Driesslein, his
wife, their heirs and assigns therein
or thereto.
Dated this 7th day Of March A. D.
1928.
GREAT REPUBLIC INSURANCE
COMPANY
BY Brimmer & Brimmer,
Its Attorneys.
First publication March 9Th, 1923.
Sixth publication April IL, 1923
, 1923-03-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State of Wyoming.

County of Carbon.
In District Court.
In The Matter Of the Estate of
Isaac T. Murphy, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors
Notice Ia hereby given that Letters
of Administration were on the 7th
day OF March, A. D. 1923. granted
to the undersigned in the above es-
tate. and all persons having claims
against the estate are hereby re-
CURED to exhibit them, with the nee
essary vouchers for allowance, to
the undersigned, Catherine M. MUIR
ply, within six (6) months after the
date OF said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit from
such estate; and If such claims be
not exhibited within one year from
the date of said Letters, they will be
forever barred. c
Dated at Rawlins, Wyoming, this
18th day of March A.. D. 1928.
Catherine M. Murphy,
Administrative.
By Brimmer & Brimmer
Attorneys.
First publication March 8, 1928.
Third publication March 22, 1928.