The Lamar register. [volume], April 10, 1912, Image 10

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Marjory’s Little
Effort
“Do you honestly and truly think It’s
good, girls? Are you positive you are
not flattering me?" asked Marjory of
her literary society, known as "The
Eight."
"It's splendid,** answered Nan, de
sidedly.
“Just dear," added Ted.
“It's too cute for anything,” said
Evarltuß.
“I consider It a strong story, even
If I say so myself," said Mrs. Morse,
Mildred’s sister, while the other four
girls added evidence of their appre
ciation of Marjory's literary ability.
“I’ve read it and reread it bo many
times myself that I can’t judgp. but
I am glad you girls like it. Mother
Bald: ’By all means send it to the pa
per, my child,’ but mother has known
me so many years that she is in
clined to be partial to anything I do,
from Irish croohet lace to writing
stories.
“Brother Bob says that he has read
many poor stories in his day, but ‘this is
the worst.’ He advises me to save th*e
money I spend In paper, envelopes,
stamps and typewriting and send it
to some poor, worthy family. He says
Uncle Sam’s mall department should
not be compelled to carry such litera
ture. But Bob Is no critic. He was
cross, anyway, when I read it to him,
because the laundry failed to return
his pet white vest In time for Violet’s
dinner dance. I don’t care what he
says, If you girls really like it.’’
“I love It," said Ted. “If you don’t
send that story to a magazine, Mar
jory Morton, I'll never speak to you
again. Any editor with good judgment
will eagerly grasp it.”
“Well, you girls know what you
know. If you Insist, It goes. All hold
your breath, and. If It is accepted, I*ll
treat you girls to a fine luncheon.**
Ten days later Marjory burst into
Mildred’s house with: “Mildred! Mil
dred Morton Morsel Cornel Oh, the
grandest thing! Gorgeous!**
“What Is the matter? Are you en
gaged? Who Is the man? Tell me
quickly, and stop screaming.**
“My story has been accepted. I
Just received a check for ten dollars.
I*m an authoress. Behold me, your
sister, hlarjory Morton! My nnme In
print! Wonderful! I could Just hug
that beautiful editor! I’ll ’phone the
girls and tell the news."
“Don't forget the promised lunch
eon," said Mrs. Morse.
“That’s so,” answered Marjory. “Why
did I make such a rash promise? *Ah,
pity *tls ’tis true.’*’
“We've made arrangements for me
to give my luncheon—to meet at 12
o’clock next Saturday,'* said Mar
jory a short while later. “So be on
deck with your white beaver hat, black
velvet suit and violets. The girls
were Just wild with delight. Nan said
she was going to fast until then.”
“I think I will do likewise,” said Mrs.
Morse with a laugh.
“Oh, dear, now I’m a literary wom
an, I suppose I'll have to muss my
hair, and let my skirts sag in the back.
No more tube skirts and fancy bags
for me!”
“Marjory, your success has surely
gone to your head. Be calm and
placid,” said her sister.
Saturday came, as Saturdays will,
but this particular Saturday “The rain
waa raining all around.” It poured and
poured and poured.
“Since the time of Noah there has
never been such a deluge,” walled Mar
jory.
“Can’t you postpone your luncheon
until the eun rises?” questioned Mil
dred.
“Decidedly not. It's all ordered.
Cant possibly countermand It at this
late hour. What shall I do? No one
but a duck could go on foot In this
storm,** questioned the hostess.
“I'm afraid, sis. It will have to be
taxis,” weakly suggested Mildred.
“Eight girls mean two taxis. It’s
dreadful! But I suppose I’ll have to
submit to th j Inevitable,” said Mar
jory, as she left the room to call up
the garage.
“As Marjory bade goodby to her
friends after the affair was over,
Edith tald:
"It was a perfectly lovely luncheon,
dear.”
“Never had a better time,” added
Dorothy.
“You were a dear to Invite us,” ex
claimed Violet.
“Hope you write some more stories,”
said Eva.
While all the rest were adding pro
fuse f -ks, Marjory was mentally fig
uring ..vcounts. She discovered that
the luncheon bill, taxi fares, tips to
chauffeur, maids, and small corsage
bouquets, amounted to exactly $19.25,
while at home rested a paltry ten dol
lar check.
“Serves me right,” she said to Mil
dred that night. *Tm always so im
pulsive with Issuing my invitations.
“But we did hare a jolly lark. Guess
I’ll run upstair* and write another
story. No matin— for me this weak.”
Every family that has children
is liable to have croup; invariably
at nighit. If Ballard’s Horehoui&d
Syrup is kept in the house, it
saves going after the medicine at
an inconvenient time and . checks
the attack promptly. Price 25c,
60c and SI.OO per bottle. Sold
N. N. McLean, the Old Reliable
Druggist.*
Saved by His Wife
She’s a wise woman who knows
just what to do when her husband’s*
life is in danger, but Mrs. R. J.j
Flint, Braintree, Vt., is of that kind-’
“She insisted on my using Dr.
King’s New Discovery,” writes Mr.
F. “for a dreadful cough, when I
was so weak my friends all thought
I had only a short time to live, and
it completely cured me.” A quick
cure for coughs and colds, it’s
t.lie most safe arid reliable medicine
for many throat nad lung troubles
—grip, bronchitis, croup, whooping
cough, quinsy, to nail it is, hemor
rhages. A trial bottle will con
vince you. 50c and SI.OO. Guar
anteed by N. N. McLean, the Old
Reliable Druggist.
NOTICE
In the District Court of the Third
j Judicial District of the State of Col
orado In and tor the County of Prow
ers.
In the Matter of the Petition of the
ißiiiud of Directors of the Granada
and Holly Irrigation District praying
that the proceedings for the organiza
tion of the said The Granada and
Holly Irrigation District and of bonds
or said District may be examined, ap
proved and confirmed.
.Notice la hereby given that on the
loth day of April. 19J2, there was filed
with the Clerk of this Court and in
tliis Court a petition by the Board of
Directors of The Granada and Holly
irrigation District setting forth the pro
ceedings had and done in and about
the organization of the said District,
and the issuance and sale of bonds of
the Maid District, and that the said
l»etitlon lias he* n by an order of tills
Court set for hearing In tills Court
upon Thursday, the 2nd day of May,
1912, at the Court Hou**e In Lamar in
the County of Prowers and State oi
Colorado at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M. of the said day, and that the
wild time ami place was by the said
order of this Court fixed for the hear
ing of the said |«etitlon and die prayer
of the petition, and that any person
»ntere**ted in the organization of said
District. or in the proceeding)' for the
issuance*or sal* of said bonds, may
on or txtfnre the said date so fixed
for the hearing of the salt! petition, •le
mur or to answer the mild petition,
and the Clerk of tills Court was by
sold Older authorized ami directed to
give and publish n Notice of the filing
of the said petition, and that the same
is oo file In the Court and to cause
such notice to he given and publish
«-d In a newspaper published in the
said County of Prow* rs amt State of
Colorado. and In which Countv the
office of the said District is situated.
All persons are therefore hereby
notified of the filing of mi id petition
and of the time atid place ns above
stated, fixed for the hearing there
of. and that any person Interested may
«m or before said day demur to or
a newer said petition.
In Witness Whereof* I have hereto
•♦•t my hand and the seal of said Court
tills 10th day of April. 1912.
It. C. GOO DALE.
• Merk of the District Court of Prow
ers County. State of Colorado.
(HBAId
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
Of County Warrants
Office of County Treasurer,
Prowers County. Colo.
March 27. 1912,
Notice Is hereby given htat I
will redeem at my office In Prow
numbered as follows:
Amount of
*o. Date of Issue Warrsnt
Poor Fund
14 Jan. 9. 1911 11 50
42 Jfcn. 23. 191.1 37 80
18 lan. 22. 1911 4 50
1» 7 80
» „ 2 75
Z1 10 00
22 2 «0
23 €75
*7 4 t*6
36. . ..Feb. 5. 1911 5 90
98 Feb. «. 1911 4 00
91 7 00
W 88 60
*3 „ 20 00
82 „ 97 98
72 7 56
71 .. 10 On
70 Feb. 8. 1911 7 50
*2 7 M
10 * Ftb. 8. 1911 5 00
10 ® -7 65
179... Meti. 4. 1911 98 00
188. Moh. 6. 1911 57 70
188 .. 12 20
170 .. . . Mcb. 1. 1941 **l 70
182 Mcb. 4. 1911 25 os
113 ~ 4 j
-1™ Mcb. I. 1911 25 00
127. Mcb. 4. 1911 g oo
Is? s •»
*3l . ; 25
Ordinary County
3 Tan. 9. 1912 8 80
* 10 00
®* 50 (XI
* 20 00
e
J? , - 800
3> .Tan. 23. 1912 35 00
” 1« W
J; 19 95
2* Jan. 22. 1912 i te
3* .. 44 no
40 R 00
18. . Jan. 9. .1912 7 20
80 Feb. 8. 1912 19 95
*7 .. 75 00
81 OO
8X .. 50 00
8 9 ~ 30 OO
73 5 30
75. . . Feb. 7. 1912 20 00
85 .. 8a
93 IN 88
109 II Ml
107 27 8*
HO 16 (VO
27 .Tan. 22. 1912 42 15
•119... Mcb. 4. 1912 600
148 10 00
191 Mch. 5, 1912 20 00
Amount of
No. Oats of Issue Warrant
193 J.» 00
i 50...;:: 4795
178 Mch. 4, 1912 -13 20
205 Mch. 6. 1912 6 00
206 Mch. 6. 1912 6 00
192 25. 20
116 „ 18 45
125 Mch. 4. 1912 19 95
151 2 66
114 9 00
116 16 00
167 20 00
168 3 75
126 33 33
139 3 00
Special .Contingent Fund
34 Jan. >2, 1912 «'► 00
101 Feb. 6, 1912 10 00
81 „ 20 00
64 62 OO
163 .Mcb. 4. 1912 22 75
*64...-- 58 00
Interest will cease on above
named warrants after April 27,
1912. .
J. O. STREAM.
County Treasurer.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Of School Orders
Office of County Treasurer,
Prowers County, Colo.
March 27, 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
redeem a*t my office in Lamar,
Prowers County, Colorado, all
School Orders numbered as fol
lows:
Amount of
» \ Date of I sous Warrant
School Dlst. No. 1 Conors!
32 Oct. 14. J9ll 1 45 Oq
School District No. 1 Special
30 July 3. ion 21 oo
School District No. 6 Special
26 Nov. 24. 1911 0(1
School Olsttriet No. • Special
1071 Jan. 26, 1912 3 35
.1066 Jan. 17. 1912 5 80.
1056
1073 Jan. 1, 1911 1 40
1078 . 73 32
1072 Jan. 26. 1912 403
1075 Feb. 9, 1912 2 33
1074 I 19
1083 Feb. IS. 1612 60 W
1068 1°
1090 Mch. 6, IM2 6 17
1088 Feb. 24. 1912 9 44
1084 Feb. 22. 1912 51 00
School District No. 8 Special
838 Dec. 2*. 1641 3 36
830 Jan. 1. 1912 75 00
831 Jan. 1, 1912 65 00
842 Jan. 25, 1912 I 70
835 Dec. 22, IMI 2 06'
816 Jan. 26. 1912 25 00
800 Feb. 13. 1912 12 95
MS Feb. *«, 1612 1 78
849 Feb. 11. 1612 1 20
851 X Tj
852 Feb. 23. 1912 76 00
«CG Feb. 23, 19122 65 00
*56 60 00
857 21 50
*53 ~ 65 00
859 Mch. 9. 2912 25 75
School District No. 9 Special
lO sept. 18. 1911 34 Ua
• 160 00
4 100 00
6 100 OO
• ~ *IOO 00
School Disttrlct No. 12 Special
Feb. 9. 1912 .> 56 00
Feb. 10. 1912 16 16
84 1 46
School District No. 13 Special
162 May 18. 1911 43 65
157 June 28, 1911 6 W
460 July 15. 1911 6 76
1«1 Oct. 7. 1911 60 00
• 42 65 00
I*s Nov. 3, 1911 90 00
l«e 66 00
>77 Dec. 6, 1911 222 36
School District No. 14 Special
3916 Nov. 30. 1911 60 00
3925 Dec. 1, 1911 560 17
**« Dec. 62, 1911 167 00
JSJ Dec- 13. 1911 63 70
J®-,?, 1. 1911 504 15
M2 * Dec. 23, 1911 504 15
School District No. 14 Special
3923..% ... Dec. 13. 1911 504 15
3924 Dec. 16. 1911 504 15
3934 109 25
39* 1 Dec. 12. 1911 71 00
JJM r *• 121 so
3983 Dec. 20. 1921 45 00
3943 Dec. 13. 1911 5 00
3*48 Jan. 11. 1912 8 80
3987 60 00
3992 13 22
3900 887 67
School District No. 16 Special
*-’•5 Fftb. 9. 1922 50 00
Feb. 10. J 912 8 !«
School District No. 18 Special
52 Dec. 14, 1911 50 no
School District No. 19 Special
315 Feb. 9, 1922 60 OO
31® 13 60
School District No. 20 Special
266 Jan. 12, 1912 30 00
267 15 00
School District No. 24 Special
•28 Jan. 6, 1912 60 00
430 6 85
•27 Dec. 30, 1921 10 00
School District No. 2/ Special
641 Dec. 30, 1911 70 00
643 12 50
646 Feb. 2. 1912 22 50
644 „ 50
®«9 Mch. 1, 1912 19 00
School Olstrld No. 35
62 Dec. 21, 1911 80 00
Dec. 4. IMI 12
59 Dec. 21. 1911 3 Ml
61 70 00 1
®9 Feb. 23. 1922 80 00
High School District No. 1
14 Dae. 22. 1911 125 00
10 Jan. 20, 1042 126 00
Interest will cense on above
named school orders and bonds
after April 27, 1912.
J. O. STREAM.
County Treasurer.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Of District Warrants
Office of County Treasurer, March
11, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that I
will redeem at my office in La
mar, Prowers County, Colorado, all
District Warrants numbered as fol
lows:
Amount of
No. Dato of Issue Warrant
Mammoth Irrigation District
46 Aug. 22. 1910 38 88
47 HI 11
48 „ 32 77
49 77 77
bO 7- 22
37 54 00
51 138 89
66 Sept. 29. 1910 161 78
62 25 65
53 66 66
64 21 27
56 :.. 42 42
57 137 12
58 138 62
69 Kept. 19. 1910 11l 11
60 Oct. 4, 1910 277 77
62 „ 46 15
«3 273 73
64 222 22
Interest will cease on above
named warrants after April 27,
1912.
J. O. STREAM,
County Treasurer.
SHERIFF’S SALE
State of Colorado,
County* of Prowers, ns.
In the County Court
The G. H. Brown Manufacturing
anal Lumber Company, a cor
poration.
Plaintiff.
va
L. S llarrold and Mary J.
Harrold,
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a certain
judgment entered in the County Court
in and for the County of Prowera ui*l
State of Colorado, on the 30th day of
March, A. D. 1912, wherein it was ad
judged that there is due the above mini
ed plaintiff. The U. H. Brown Manufac
turing and Lumber Coni|>any. a corpor
ation, from the above named
1.. S. llarrold and Mary J. llarrold,
the sum of seven hundred and eighty
three dollars damages and Interest
tiiereon from the 30th day of March. A.
U 1912, at the rate of eight per cent
per annum and the further sum of fifty
three dollars and forty-five cents costs,
and It was also adjudged that said Judg
ment wtis a lien upon all the interest,
right and title of the said defendants
U S. llarrold and Mary J. llarrold. or
either of them in and to the real
property, water right, sliares of st«M'k
and personal property hereinafter de
scribed. and at writ or special execution
was issued out of said County Court
to me as Sheriff of Prowera County.
Colorado, directed, commanding me to
mitisfy said Judgment with Interest and
costs of sale, by selling all the Interest,
right and title which the said defend
ants, L. 8. llarrold and Mary J. llar
rold or either of them had or have In
and to the following described property
situate in the County of Prowers and
State of Colorado, to-wit:
The north half (%) of the southwest
quarter (%). excepting a right of way
for railway, of Section Five (5). Town
ship Twenty-two (22). South, pf lUmge
Forty-six (46). West of the Sixth Prin
cipal! Meridian, containing according to
the United States survey 76 and 97-100
aertw. he the same more or less. to
gether with seventy-two hundredths
(72-100) of a cubic foot of water tier
second of time, derived from the Irriga
tion canal now owned and operated by
l he Fort Lyon <’anal Company, and be
ing a part of the water rights original
ly located on the southeast quarter of
Section Six. Township Twenty-two
South of Hanae Forty-five
W eat of the 6th P. M.:
being the water right now located and
used on said tract of land above first
desrrttied, and being further evidenc
ed by seventy-two shares of stork of
The Fort Lyon Canal Company. said
stork carrying a perpetual water right
for the Irrigation of the above first
described tract of land: together with
the dwelling house, ham and outhouse
on the above first described tract of
land and nil other Improvements there
on.
Now. Therefore. Public Notice la here
by given that I will offer for sale
at Public auction on Monday, the 29ih
day of April, A. D. 1912. at the hour
of 10 /o’clock In the forenoon of that
day. at the west front door of the
County Court House, in the City »,r
i#*mnr. County of Prowers n/rvd State
of Colorado, the said described projier
ty gad w-11l sell the same to the high
est ami best hldder for cash.
JOHN A. SIMPSON.
Sheriff of Prowera Oounty. Colorado.
First pub. Apr. 3. .1912. ..
last pub. Apr. 24, 1912. ..
SUMMONS
State of Colorado.
County of Prowers, sa.
In the District Court
Jacob F. .tenner,
Plaintiff,
va. SUMMONS
The Cheshire Provident
Institution of New Hamp
shire. a corporation. Or
ville K. Cain and <*harles
W. Aldrach, and certain un
known parties.
Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado.
To The Cheshire I’n.vident Institution
of New Hampshire, a corporation, Or
ville K. Cain and Charles W. Aldrach,
mid certain unknown parties, the de
fendants above named. Greeting:
Vou are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by tha
above named plaintiff In the District
«.ourt of Prowers County, State of Col
orado. and answer the complaint there
in within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, if served within this
County; or. If served out of this
« minty or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof, exclus
ive of the day of service; or judgment
by default will be tnken against you
according to the prayer <>t the eom
tHalot And IT a copy of the complaint
m tiie above entitled nctlon be not
served with this sumnnms. or If the ser
v»‘e hereof |.e made out of this State
then ten .lays additional to the tlrre
hereinbefore specified f.a appearance
ami answer will he alb,wed before the
taking «.r judgment by default as afore
said.
The said action Is brought to quiet
the fen title of the plaintiff to the west
Hie west half of the northeast
quarter of tiectlon SM. Township u
South, of Range 44 West of the Sixtli
Principal Meridian; together with one
water right In the Amity Canal and the
reservoirs attached thereto, the
land being situated in Prowers County:
and to require the defendants to set
forth the nature of their claims to the
said property: to obtain a decree that
they and each of them have no estate
and Interest therein, and to enjoin them
rrom asserting any claim: and for costs
and for such other relief os may be
proper, as will more fully appear from
the complaint In said action to which
reference Is here made.
That the said complaint names cer
tain unknown persons Interested in the
subject-matter thereof, whose names
the plaintiff cannot Insert therein be
cause they are unknown to him: that
publication of summons as to the said
persons Is permitted by an order of
the above entitled court, or* Judge there
of, dated the 25th day of March. 1912,
and that the substance of alii the alle
gations of the complaint, and every
cause of action stated therein, in rela
tion to the Interest of such unknown
parties Is as follows, to-wlt:
•'That the plalntirf verily believes
that there are persons interested in
the subject matter of this complaint
and who claim an Interest In the
lands Involved herein whose names
he cannot insert herein for the rea
son that they are unknown to him,
and he further nlleges that so far ns
his knowledge extends, the Interest of
such persons nnd the derivation of the
same Is as follows, to-wit: That the
said The Cheshire Provident Institu
tion is now and Tor ■some time past
has been Insolvent and is no longer
doing active business. *JTint a large
number of persons whose names are
unknown to the plaintiff and of whom
the plaintiff can obtain no Informa
tion. claim as creditors of the said
corporation an Interest in the proper
ty of the said corporation, and par
ticularly In the real estate herein
after described. That In addition
thereto, there arc certain other per
sons claiming under the said corpor
ation by purchase, grant, operation of
law and orders of court, the names
of whom, together with their Interests
and the derivation of the same, the
plaintiff Is unable to further describe. •*
And you are hereby notified that if
you fall to appear, and to nnswer the
said complaint ns above required. the
wild plaintiff will take Judgment as
prayed.
Given under my hand and the official
seal of said District Court at I.amar.
In said County, this 264 h day of March
A. D. .1/912.
, R- C. OOODALE.
< lertc of the District Court In and for
I‘row ers County. Colorado.
(District Court Sf»|)
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
-w.wc rinsL SETTLEMENT
ln the Matter of the Fstate of Wil
liam E. Stafford. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. That on Mon
day. the 16th day of April A. D. J9l<2.
being one of the regular dpy* of the
March Term of the County Court of
I lowers County. 1n the State of Colo
"S* 7. {’’ rT, . m * Stafford execu
trix of the Inst Will and Trsstnmont
of William E. Stafford. Deceased, will
Cont? r . ~efor/ ‘ **»• Judge of said
< duit. present my final settlement ax
such Executrix, pray the approval of the
chnri"* ®** d will then apply to b? <B2
such Executrix. At which
WHY aminr any » >er " on interest
ma> nppenr and present objections to
1 1******** if Any there ba.
A d 19*2* I ' amar ' c ®*°*'»rio. March 13.
. , KMMA STAFFORD.
Kxecutrlx of the last Will and Testa
ment of William E. Stafford. Deceas
es!.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
,n »J. he «. Matter of th ® K*tate of George*
Kll Manbeck. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. That on Mon
day. the 16th day of April A. D. 3912,
being one of the regular dpy* of the
March Term of the County Court of
I Towers County. In the State of Colo
rado. I. Addle Belle Manbeck, exccu-
Dlx of the last Will and Testamenr
of George KM Manbeck. Deceased, will
appear before the Judge of said
l ourt present my final settlement as
such Kxecutrlx. .pray the approval of the
same, and will then apply to be dis
charged as such Executrix. At which
time and place any person In Interest
may apj»ear and present obJectl<«is io
•he same ifinny there be.
Dated at Umar, Colorado. March 13.
A. D. 1912.
ADDJE BELLE MANBKCK,
Kxecutrlx of the last Will and Testa
ment of George Kll Manbeck. Deceas
ed.
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