The Springfield herald., August 27, 1915, Image 3

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NOTICE OF CONTEST
l For publication
Ocpartment’of the Interior,
United States I.and Office
Lamar, Coloiado.,
July 26, 1915
To James H. Dry bread of StoninKton, Colo, eon
teelee: You are hereby notified that John
Callahan who gives Stonington, Colorado, us bis
post office address, did on June 28lh, 1915.
Ala in this office his duly Corroborated ap
plication to contest and secure the cancellation A.
your homestead, Entry No. . Serial No
•loai9. nude April 14, 1911, for w'jSW 1 *
Section 22 Township 31 S., Range 43 W., 6th P. |
meridian, and as grounds for his t’ontost he allcg
that James H. Dry bread has wholly abandoned
Midland; has never established residence since,
data of entry and has wholly failed to cultivate or I
improve the same and that all the said defaults'
continue to the present date. \
You are, therefore, further notified that the |
said allegations will be taken as confessed on" j
your said entry will be cancelled without further |
right to be heard, cither before this office
or on appeal, if you fail t<> file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication of
this notice.as shewn below, ycur answer, under
path, specifically responding to these allegations
of contest, together with due proof that you
have served a copy of your answer on the said
contestant cither in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the name of
the post office 'o which yon desire futuie
notices to be se.it to you.
A. I. Bon v rs. lieu inter.
R. J. McGrath. Receiver
i ’ate ot first publics ion July 30th, 1915
Date of second publication Aug. tith, ISM-'*
ate of third publication Aug. 13th, 1915
Date of fourth publication Aug 20th, >95
NOTICE OF aPPLI> ATION
TO LEASE STATE LANDS
Office of State Board of Land Commit bioners.
Denver, Colo., July 2?th, 1915.
Nolle* Is hereby given that D. M. Chenowo h,
whose postoffice address is Springfield, C<»lo.. ha
made application No. A43SG to lease the follow ‘
ing described school lands, situate in B»ra c«un
ty. Colorado, to-wit:
All of Sec- 36 township 28 S. range 47
Notice is further hereby given that all o*hcr
persons desiring to file an application to lease
thia of laud must fife the same in this office
prior to Sept. 3rd, 1915, as no other npolication to
lease the above described lands will be consider
ed after said date.
John F. Vivian
Register State Board Land Commissioners
SEEDS
e Slg&y E
L D
BUY YOUR SEES
From Us and You
will get what You
want.
ALL SEEDS TESTED
mail lls YOUR ORDERS
STRAIN BROS.
Lamar. Colorado.
Liggett & Cole
Land Matters and
Suits at Law
Lamar Colo
NOTICE FOR TUBU'WTION
Publisher
Department of the Interior
U S. Land Office at Lamar. C«>lo.. July 15, 1915
Notice is hereoy given that Clarence J. Cusper
of Campo. Colo. ■ who on Muy 31, 1912, made
Hd. entry seriu' No- 011678 for n‘/i Scc.23, T. 535.
Range 46 W-, 6th Principal Meridian, Ima tiled
notice of intention to make 3 year prod
to establish claim to the land above described, be
fore the Judge of the County Court ut Spring
field, Cofe., ou the Bth day of Sept, 1916,
Claimant names as witnesses.
Floyd hichard, Levi Cramer, Ifen Battles, Lem
| rule Rehur I, all of Campo, Colorado.
A.L. BEAVERS. «• glfter |
j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I
[ (Publisher) j
.repurtinent of the Interim j
United States Laud Office
| Lainar. Colorado, July 1 1915.1
' . hereby given that Welter E. Croenbyko
Vilas, Colo., who on April 8, 1911 I
mode homestead entry serial No. OIOJBO for I
Lots 8, 9. iO, 11. 12. a'if..ej* und se' iiiw 1 ., of
Section 6 Tv/p. 32 S. [Range 45 VV., Gth Principal |
M. as amended by Lcttcc *‘C” of February 13 lS»!if.
ha j tiled notice of. intention to make
3 yclir proof to establish claim to the lan
above :rlbci|, txiforo the Judge of the u..ty
C..d.t at.- Colorado, on tin- 8tl» dnvj
Li Sept., 1.1 . j
Lonni Johnson. Jim Ezell. io’li > ! -prii,*:'J«sl.
t'clo; J.E. ■ tin . -, of RoJl.-j.'c; to —ij iTuiml
1 eempson, Viluu. Colt-t"lo. |
A. L. BEAVERS Registe,
riEWAUD |
$500.00
Whereas certain and numerous par
ties have been killing animals belong
ng to The Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd., some
for the purpose of selling the
meat, others for the purpose of ob
taining meat for their own consumption
and others for the reason that the cat
tle have been giving then annoyance
This is to give notice that the above re
ward of $500.00 will be given to anyone
giving such information as will leatl to
the convictiou of each and every guilty
person. All animals belonging to
I he Prairie Cattle Co., Ltd.are branded
U on left hip, and all information
should he given to H. G. Glazbrook,
A.afiager Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd., Hig-
Higbee, Colo. Advi
NOTICE of CONTEST
For publication)
IUTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, .
United Slates Lend Office
Lamar Colorado.
July". 1915
j. j ■ .1 .am 11. Wilson of Protection, KariMi-
CcuU-tec:
You arc hereby notified that George A. Slril .
whj gives Vila.,, Colorado, as his poj:-
oflico address, did on June «, 1913, file
this office his duly corroborated application '.
co.ilest ••nd tecure the cancellation of yo -
homestead Entry Serial No. (>ll2s'i made Nov
10. 1911, forints l.f.B'i Kw‘*ne
Sec. llTwp. 33 S. It. 45 W. 6th P. M., and a
grounds for hi* contest he alleges that ..v
William H. Wilson has wholly abend,med sai'l.
land has failed to reside upon, improve oi
cultivate same sin l e date of entry; and that .ill ol
►ahl defaults exist to this date.
You arc, therefore, further notified Unit the
said allegations will betaken as confessed, aid
your said en<ry will lie canceled without furl) cr
right to be heard, either before this office or on
appeal, if you fail to fife in this office witn : n
twenty days after the FOURTH publication "I
this notice, as shown below, your answer, un
deroath. specifically responding to these allega
tions ot contest, together with duo proof that
you have served a copy of your answer on tlir
said contestant either in person or by registered
mail
XOTICIS FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher!
Department of the Interior
U. F. Land Office at Lamar. ' olorad,
July ill ltur.
Notice is hereby given that John VV. Cowan
of Richards, Colo., who, on Aug.. 21, It)11. miul
homestead entry serial No. 0109c3. for the
S'- of section 2 Township
34 S. U. 44 w. 6th P. Meridian
ha- filed notice of Intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the land above
desc'iLod- before the Register and Receiver
at Lamar, Colorado, on the 11th day of Sept .
1915,
Claimant names as witnesses:
W. E. French, D. W Babcock. Fred Collins
Spottswood D. Potter, all of Richards,Co'.o.
A. L. BEAVERS ,
Register.
Geo. 6. (Eoover
Lamar Colo.
is Prepared to elen and press ladies and gents gar
ments. Rvcry Garment is well steamed and perfectly
sanitary when returned to you.
Suits made to order
$12.50 up
HATS CLEAN HD AND REBLOeKED
Springfield Headquarters C. G. ECKLKS
THE DAOGY OF THEM ALL
I
twenty-fourth:
Watermelon Day and Fair |
ROCKY FORE?, Aug. 31, Sept. I, 2,3, 1915
Watermelon day Sept. 2nd
15,000.00 —-
For pursi s, fieiniums, Races exhibits, Music Base Ball and Feat
ure Free Attractions.
See Edwin Hoddy i:i his sensational Aerial Head Acrobatic and
'Trapeze Baton *in*r .V-\ Harry A. Davis & Co. with his two human
targe Is, Unown »s AmercaV rest fancy shot. Base Ball Tourna
m'' t, ‘ vo gun--; each day except Watermelon Day, Purse $450X0
and a-i ver cup Obw jrrl i ic.c, boys pony race and colt race.!
A Grand Exhibition of Farm, Fruit, Dairy, Poultry, Swine, Sheep,,
Cattle, Horses, Womans W( rk and Decoraiive Art, of this wonder-,
fm Valley. DeKreUo Carnivd Dt Lux with eight big shows, Italian!
Band and Special Free Acts.
COME OWE, eOME ALL
Something Doing All The Time
Special for Autoes^ 3^
BRING YOUR TENTS—City v-i 1 1 furnish Free Camping locations
during the fair.
Make Grand Slnnd Reservations Early, Season #1.50
Excursion Rates .... Special Trains
Season Tickets good all four clays only Si.(lo
For Concessions. Premium Lists, Write or see
LORO R. POLLOCK, Secretary
Arkansas Valley Fair
ROCKY FORD COLO.
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at Public Auction at my place 1 mile west and 18
south of Springfield, Colo., on
Sept. 21, TUESDAY 10:00 A.ffl.
69 HEAD CATTLE 69
LTJNCH on GROUND
six months time with interest at ten per cent per annum 5 per cent tils
Enlfid .count for cash. No goods to he removed until settled for
T. lIEAGYEY Owijer
W. A. THOMPSON flue.
Dr. Bari elf, one of our valued
subscribers st Lamar, and one
of the best known doctors in the
Arkansas valley, died last week
in a Denver hospital. Dr. Bar
telt has had numbers of cases
from Baca county, and is well
known by all of our people. His
death is the loss of the whole
country, and the whole country
joins in extending sympathy to
| the bereaved family.
Lormi Cluise was recently of
fered for liis half sec
tion home, and politely refused
the offer. Incidentally, Chase
has one of the best improved
, farms in the county for the time
| he has been on it, it beginning to
I take on the appearance ot a high-
Ily improved old-time ranch.
I He asks SIO,OOO for his land.
| Geo. Brown, old time Bacaite,
r,ow of came down the
| first of the « ; eek with u brand
I splinter new town Ford, the
first that Im.? hit our .town, and
is what in common parlance
would becalled a “peach.”
r $lOO PHYS
lor luitii n, board and room,
and guarantees you a position
if you tirst enroll in the Jack
i son University’s Correspond
ence School. A new plan.
Not a mere statement or idle
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fact, a plain, visible reality.
Fret ticks*
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Barked by Wurld’s Desire
Bureau. For catalogue, free
ticket and full particular-, ac 1 -
5 dress WALTER JACKSON,
lii President, ChiUicothe. Mo. I
Played Ball
That’s what the boys did Sun
day. The conclusion was finally,
reached by common consent J
that they had been fooling long
enough; and though finally beat
en by a score of one in fourteen
innings, they made the visiting
team do the playing of their
lives for vhat one.
One thing, the boys this time
had a better pitcher than they
have had before, and thus by th«
addition of a few good players
they were enabled to play a bet
ter game than have ever I
played before.
The tally shows that Lee
Holmes made two scores, Jen
nings made three, Ray ore, In
man two, Wilson two, Robb two,
Adams two.
Jennings deserves special
mention for his excellent pitch
ing, as well as for his batting
and running, he making three j
scores and two home runs
A special feature of interest
was the fair fam that surely
tnwards the middle of the game
helped to rattle the boys from
North Fork.
Taking their cue from the fair
Artesia fans of the Sunday be
fore, about a dozen of them lined
u "> and hollered for Springfield
in away that would have made
the Artesia girls wonder l.ow it
was done.
May be the Artesia boys can
beat Springfield in another game
and maybe they can’t, but we’ll
bet by heck those sweet Artesian
voices won’t be al:le to make any
home runs as against the fair
fans of Springfield. Indeed we
. will pit our fair fans of last Sun
day against, all comers, *vhether
they he fair fans or otherwise.
The score finally stood 14 to 15
in faver of N ( 'rth Fork.
Good feeling prevailed through
out the game, and at its close
a collection was taken up to help
pay the expenses of the visitors.
Springfield will be glad to play
North Fork again sometime in
the future.
Locals
Bring the family, and come
for the three days
O G. Mason of Horseshoe was
i pleasant caller Tuesday.
Mrs. John Yokum with her
son Glen came over from Vilas
ind attended the dance last Fri
day night.
We understand the Stinson
company intend to put their
school land leaseholds on the
market in the near future.
The finishing touches are this
week being put onto the Denney
Bros, garage. This building is
making a fine showing for
Springfield.
Chambers and his moth
er Mrs. Meranda Chambers,
made final proof before Com.
Speck man Tuesday, using L. V.
Campbell as witness.
Emmett W. Simpson, the jov
ial mute of Fx)ne Rock, was an
agreeable Herald sanctum caller
Tuesday. He reports a fine crop,
and r. little of everything in the
crop line.
Mrs. Adda Konkel and son
Wilford came up from their
Prairie Nook ranch Tuesday for
dental work. Wilford returned
home the same day and came
back yesterday.
A. L. Smart, old timer, stock
man, and prosperous ranchman,
comes across with the rent on
the first floor, and will keep right
on talking about Hu .a county and
the good times coming.
Thousands of liuv fever and asthma victim,
who are not able to ro to the mountain* find re
ief in Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It al
lays the inflammation loothus and heal, raw and
rnjplnjr branchial tubes and helps to overcoma .
difficulty in breathing. and makes sound refresh
ing sleep possible.
POST OFFICE nItUG STORE
S. E.SPKCKMANN Pre»
Clms. MalmbeiK orders the fa
inous 52 doses, and makes it one
more for- Richards Charley
is the Richards black
smith, and : s lillinp a lo»n felt
want in that part of God’s mor
al vineyard.
Annual Report
Financial Statement of school
district No 3.'),
Amount ii hand .Inly Ist, lti!4
Special Fun.l $311.82
Received Py up, oi tionment 177 s 4
Received fro i Special Tax 251.20
Total $46M.86
Raid (rut for Teaciior’s Salary
$200.00
Fuel, Sh cl, etc . 142.55
U>v..r 'rili jis v Ist, 1911, 12.99
I lit on IVii ra ito 2.28
By Transfer 4.51
On hand General Fund 79.56
Special Fund 26.98
Total $468.86
Teachers’ Ware, unpaid SIOOXO
Other Warrants 18.20
The above is a true statement
to tire best of my knowledge,
John G. Fagg
Sec’y
notice fok Publication.
(Publisher)
Dc*f>artment of the Interior
l . S. Land Office, Lamar, Colorado.
Auif. 12 . 1918
•> m hereby Riven that Peter VV. Scrviee.
pi i.ig'ir! 1. Colon,do. win, on Sept. 17, I»l a
. *U.«.i entry sori I No. OMCiS for
one hull (n* of section 34
I mm. I. [r. .-outh. Range 46 wet. 6th
1 M.-ridinn, ban filed notice »■ intention to
•»h.- three year proof to establish claim to the
I ml ab„ve described before Silus E. Spacknunn
United States < ommiHsioncr at Spring-field
* «dorado, on li..* 2nd day of Oct 1915.
c. E. Robb. W. W revr. John Bevis. F-lbert
.1 -feoat. r.lI f or of Spriiiß.lcld. Colo.
A L. BEAVERS, Resiater
.'• rli i-, k<-k PUBIC v'MUN
Publisher)
r.'cpuMnient of the Interior
U. - s . Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.
July 22. 1915
Votice is hereby Riven that John A. McKelter
of Kstelcnc. Colo., who on June 22, 1912,
made home it end entry serial No. 1)11730
Lot I. Sec. 2f>. isw 1 so 1 ■ Sec.'26, and n' ,ne‘ 4
Section 35 Township 8] S. Range 50
. 6th Principal Meridian has filed notice of
intention to make three year proof t" establish
claim to tl«- land above described before
' Sill E. S| ei kroann. 1f..-*. Com at Sprinefi d
< olorado, on the 7th day of Sept., 1915.
.Cl 'imant names as witnesses.
John 11. McArthur, Junes Mucarther. S. J
Collins, ull three of Kstelene. Colo., Ted J. Bar
ker. of Maxey, Colo.
A. L.REAVERS. Kevister
>OT!CK KOH PUBLICATION
1 Publlshei'.)
Dcpai tincnt of the Interior
1.11 n>l Otficcat Lam at*. Colorado
July 31, His
Notice | ere by given that Spottswood D. Potter
of Richards, Colo., who on Mny %, 1911, made
Hd. entry, serial No. 01(16-11 for the n'j of
tion 8, Township 34 South, Ranße 44 west
6th P M.h«s filed notice of intention to make
Ti.rcc year proof to establish claim to tne land
sl-ove described before the Register and
Receiver at Ijtntar. Colorado, on the
14thday of Sept . 1915.
' mart r.nn.eu as witnesses:
J W.Co .van, Fred Collins. W. E. French,
D. W. Babcock. all of Richards, Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register