North Park union., November 02, 1906, Image 4

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| OUR STOCK. !
; j Larger than ever, and at your service. All
, our goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
your money refunded. Call and be convinced, when
next in Laramie.
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I RANCHMEN’S CLOTHING!
I {We not only carry the Stylish up
- to date hand made clothing like this II
IVfffSHfeJ > cut, but also have the heavy ranch-
j men’s goods of all kinds, and we make
* jjHjSjSs a specialty of the KIND that WEAR
sh ° es -
IsHH'! We have added to our line of
l Men and. Boys BOOTS and SHOES,
' 1 khe most[complete line of LADIES
. I Shoes ever shown in town, and it is
|| \ io your interest to take a look at
II them, when here.
H ' & TERRY CLOTHING & SHOE CO.
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I TLbc fluster Motel,
■ Laramie, Wyoming.
■ peter Smart, proprietor.
■ Everything New and Qean. American Plan.
■ North Park trade solicited. Give me a trial and
M go home pleased. Special attention given to
I Ranch Trade.
WANTED
The McKee Live Stock Commission Co., does an exclusive
Commission business. They want North Park Cattle Shipments and
ore prepared to take care of them. Money loaned to responsible
parties desiring to feed cattle.
OMte Phone, Main 1325. Union Stock Yards, Denver,- Colo.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OHM Land. FH»I Proof.
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ttepternttar 24, I9WI. V
Hdtice is hereby given that Esther Albertina
flergqtteet of Hi* bo. Larimer County, Colorado,
has filed notice of intention to make proof on
tie deeart-laad claim No. 430, for the N 14 NW J*.
fee. I*. HE W and N 4 SE >4, or Lota 1. 3 and 3.
■ (J. It UoßinlnloKr tt hie Office in Walden.
I'otnvadOk on Wednesday, the 2lst day of No*
the following witness** to prove
fea complete irrigation and rcelamation of
cow-.do. Foßo Bftuwr
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NORTH PARK UNION
An Independent Neweeeper.
E. A. ANDERSON
EDITOR and PROPRIETOR
dunocntPTtoN patbo.
One year. In edvanee OX
Ola months. In adeanaa. SI
SISO par year «eHI Oa ohergad whan
the Subscription la nat paid unMI the
and af tha year.
Tlir North PARK Unjow ia eBUHsd at tha
rootoflictt in Wnlilen. Larimnr County, Colo
rado, tsvnry Friday ns aacoud cluh.h muttor.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2, IPOS. I
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NORTH PARK LODGE NO. lIK, I. O. O. P,
merits the first nnd third Saturday niahts in each
mouth. Visiting Brothers always welcome.
LARS LARSON. Noble Grand.
WALTER L. SNAIR. Secretary.
NORTH PARK CAMP NO. i PC, Woodmeu
ut the World meets in 1. O. O. F. hall, Walden,
Colorado, on tlie second and fourth Saturday
night in each month.
MORRIS K. FLINIAU. Consul Commander.
ARCHIE O. MAINE. Clerk.
PARK VIEW CIRCLE NO. 648. Women of
Woodcraft meets in I. O. O. F. hall, Walden,
Colorado, on the first and third Fridajr night in
each month. Visiting Neighbors always wel
come. IOLA PEAKE - HOLDKEHK,
Guaudian Nmuimou.
LAURA FLINIAU, Clerk.
Nonparial Pointers.
Phillip B. Stewart, of Colorado Springe, the j
original Repuhlicnn nominee for Governor re
fused to run on the tin me ticket with Gabbert.
This Wat because (iabbnrt is known an one of
tlie Corporation's most plastic tools nnd obedi
ent Judges of the Supreme Court, whose recent
decision in favor of DISHONEST ELECTIONS
ill Colorado, well illustrates this point. Chan
cellor Ruchtel, who is running in Stewart's tdnee j
ia said to Im heartily in favor of a Primary Law,
u Railroad Commission, nnd other things that |
are supposed to be in favor of the people. Alva I
Adams campaign is expreoaed best bj* William
Jeiining'n Bryan, when lie said: *’AI/» Adams |
has a peculiar claim on Colorado citizens Is--
ciius4' of bis being robbed of his wat two years
'ago." lien Lindsey is our choice for Governor,
because be is in favor of enadiug Colorado laws |
I that will protect our boys nnd girls—Colorado's j
citizens of tomorrow. And Den Lindsey lias ,
proven his sincerity through his UJiucr Juve
nille Court work.
Inasmuch as there tire two candidates on '
each ticket, in other words, two judges to bo j
elected, it becomes nncesonry to call your at- !
I tenlion to the fact that if n Republican should ,
vote his party ticket aud then scratch for either j
Judge Bonnet or Mr. Ann is by placing a cross;
opposite the name of one or the other of theao j
men, that cross would not count unless he J
would scratch out the name of one of the candi
dates for judge on the Republican ticket. This j
is a law that is nut well understood, hut never- !
j theless it exists iu our statutes, and however I
l harsh it may seem, it must bo followed by the j
I election judges, so be sure to explain to any ,
J [icrsons whom you may hi- able to piirsiiade to
scratch the Republican ticket nnd vote for one j
or either of our Judicial candidates, to scratch |
out the name of the Republican candidate whom •
| they do not wish to vote for. Kiudly make it
your business to ace that this is clearly under-|
stood, beenubo wo expect thnt there will be
considerable scratching ou the Repuhlicnn
ticket for Democratic judges and we do not
want to lose a rote intended for a Democratic
candidate simply because thu voter does not
kuow that bn has to designate which ouo of the
Republicans he is cutting out of his built/*
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Your Vote For Sheriff.
Voters thron«hout North Park und in fact nil !
Larimer county, are being importuned unch day ■
to cant their votes for Sheriff Mci’roery for
variou* reasons. The principal reason ia that
“Jim bus made a good officer and this is the
last time he will coine up.”
In thin reaped, the Union, without desiring
to appear sacrilegious, would suggest that if for j
no other reason, the North Parkers have cause ;
sufficient to have u real Thanksgiving. We can
see no good argument for giviug McCroi ry
"just one more vote.”
Larimer county has not adopted Mr. Mc-
Creary, though from the way he has fed ou the
political pap for a good many yoars. it would
at first appear so. The present incumbout of
the sheriff’s office is, strictly speaking, so far
gone, that he will never really he satisfied un
less the people repudiate his mania for office
seeking at the polls. It is time to do it now.
Why,.pray tell, do wo continuo to keep one man
on “oasy street” all his life.
Probnbly Mr. McCreory lias "been n gool offi
cer." Not too careful, we might suggest in
keeping his office expenses low. Ho has made
sovernl Ipng trips—some of which have resulted
in only problematical good and others where
the pimple pay tho hill apparently for a pleasure
trip. There are plenty or such cases that are a
mutter of record.
The Union asks tho voters of North Pork to
consider tho coming election carefully. Mr. 8.
H. Garritsoa, a well known farmer, of Loveland,
is seeking the office on the Democratic ticket.
Mr. Gnrritson dims not pose ns n sleuth und he
has no long string of “desperate captures” to i
refer hack to. His record is clean uud lie will
fill tho offico ns efficiently ns Mr. McCreory has
ever ilonu in the ,-overal years ho haw been in
Larimer county public life.
We ought not go on forever voting for one
man to fill this and that office nlways. Mr.
McCroery is a clever nnd persistent politician
and has pulled the wires successfully to socure
the nomination. Let us go to the polls and
placo our ballots there for 8. It. (Jarritsnn for
sheriff. In this way we will dispose of the as
pirations of n “county gang" that have partici
pated in sucking the political teat with chronic
persistency. Mr. Qarritson will do the right
thing—don’t let any person toll you ho won’t.
Communicated.
Conditions are snch, and the timo is here for
voters of tho Park to show their hand. The
parties who betrayed ua are again uaking our
support. Shall wo give if? If there is a drop
of independent blood In a Park voter, party
notwithstanding, he will ropudisto Drake nud
Wollaver and vote for thoir opponents, Dr. P. J
McHugh and Unn. Adolf Donath.
This is not a Democratic-Kepublican war in
Colorado this fall. It is a battlo for rights
against a concerted determination on the part
of self appointed political bosses iu both par
ties to hold control, for ends so vile they cry
out to decency and decent peopio are calling for
holp. action und iadependeuco, irrespective of
; party. Everything is up to the voter, who can
I right every wrong by the proper use of his bal-
I lot. Drake and Wollaver have both lined op
with that dirty'mess fixed up in Denver by
Speer and Evans. Their records show they be
long to that mess, soul and body. We, of tbo
Park, have a double reason for turning them
down at the polls.
Never in our history, have we had such op
portunity and cause for proving our political
strength. By unitup on Ken. wo shall show our
appreciation Tor recognition by a Convention,
and by a M* vote for McHugh and Donath, we
*how we Have our interests consulted, and
whan they are ruthlessly turned down by a
Benedict, we ean consolidate to protect them,
attd by repeating our majority for Adams, that
we deplore the outrages heaped upon him aad
all the poo pis by stealing his seat.
We have talked Consolidation, for political
action, tor years. Now is our chance to show «
our hand.
Reepeectfully submitted to the voters ia sen.
eral, aad of the Park, especially.
J. t. S3UPPEY.
Vote for Annis and Bennett.
We are advocating the re-elec
tlon of Judge Bennett as District
Judge because we consider him a
very efficient man in that position.
He is given credit for having ren
dered some of the fairest decisions
ever rendered by any Judge. His
running mate, Hon. Frank J. Annis,
of Fort Collins, is a man that is
well known throughout Larimer
county; a man that has had a good
Law Practice from the people of
North Park, who have received the
very best of treatment from Mr.
Annie, and we want you to vote for
him. as against JudgeGarrigu.es be
cause the latter rendered a decision
causing water, that rightfully be
longs to North Park, to be taken
over into the Poudre Valley; some
thing we have always fought against
because taking North Park water
across the range will prevent North
Park from, in time, gaining the pop
ulation that it'otherwise would.
Mr. Annis has a large circle of
acquaintances who know him to be
thoroughly upright, honest and capa
ble. By casting your vote for him
you will express your sentiments
against Judge Garrigues. who upon
a petition from the North Park
ditch owners appointed a Referree
to adjudicate the water rights from
the different streams of North
Park, viz: A lawyer] as against a
I North Park man that was thorough
ly acquainted with the water propo
sition and the wishes of our people.
The lawyer appointed, was at that
time, associated withL. R. Rhodes,
who was an attorney for the Michi
gan or Grable ditch, through which
’ North Park water passes into the
: Poudre Valley, greatly to the detri
ment of North Park's,future, owing
to the fact that there are large bod- j
J ies of uplands that are being re-
I claimed, and which wMI naturally re- I
I quire all the water properly belong
ing to North Park for the irrigation j
; thereof.
While here, the Referree. regard-1
, less of the facts, that ditches had !
i been made sufficiently large, with j
i the necessary amount of land under
; said ditches, that can be irrigated.
: and the actual amount of water ap
; plied for taken in at the head of
said ditches, and run for a long dis
tance through them: cut down the
application to one-fourth of what
I was asked for: yet. collected court
costs for the full amount of water
asked. The other three fourths of
! water, thus taken, goes across the
range for the benefit,of the Poudre
j Valley. Is this right? We think
! your vote will say no| and this is as
’ it should be.
Michigan water is now .appropri
ated for 533 feet, ant witli tha ad
ditional decrees ask?d for, woultf
make upwards of 800 feet per sec
ond of time. According to Super
intendent s measure
- manta, the marniuT, ,4ow taken at
the bridge in Walden, season of I
1905. was about 480 feet per sec
ond of time, showing that more
water is appropriated than the
stream will carry, and is not suffi
cient. without reservoirs, to irrigate
all the uplands that water will be
needed for in the near future.
While this controversy only af
fects people on the Michigan. Illi
nois and Canadian rivers; if the
precedent is established, we do not
know how soon some large corpora
tion may appropriate and divert the
waters of the Platte. Grizzly, North
Fork and other streams on the
West side.
It behooves our people to have a
man like Mr. F. J. Annis, who was
one of the attorneys for the clai
mants. in the last two adjudications
held in Walden, on the bench be
cause Vie is thoroughly posted on
Water Right adjudication, having
the reputation of being the best
Water Right lawyer in the State.
The fact that all of tha Larimer
county School teachers endorse the
candidacy of Miss Mary E. Gill for
County Superintendent of Schools,
speaks very highly in Miss Gill's
favor. The School teachers are in
the best position to judge her work,
and this adds another laurel to the
crown of Miss Gill's efficient work.
A vote for Miss Gill means that the
School Superintendent’s office in
Larimer county will be kept up to
its present high standard. North
Parkers should give her a rousing
majority.
Not a Legal Paper.
The New Era, according to the
189? Colorado Session Laws, chap
ter 59, is not a legal newspaper.
The law says a "weekly newspaper
must have been continuously and
uninterruptedly published in said
county during a period of twenty
six consecutive weeks prior to the
first publication of said notice or
legal advertiseent."
The New Era was started last
March, but its issues purporting to
be printed on July 26, August 3rd
and 10th, respectively, were all
printed, at least, mailed in the Wal
den postoffice August 10th. This
makes that paper the same, as if it
had never been, because of the in
terruption in its regular publication.
T. C. Ramey, the present county
Treasurer, and Public Trustee, is
not excusable on the plea of ignor
ance of the law, and he has proven
his incompetency by placing the
Public Trustee Sale Notice of Jo
hanna Snyder against D. E. An
drews. involving the Pearl Hotel
property, the sale being advertised
to take place at the Fort Collins
Court House, November 10th, is.
thus, made absolutely null and void.
Vote for D. 0. Brooks.
News to You.
A vote agalnet J. M. McCreary
will show your disapproval against
his spite work in throwing a man in
jail, whose trial resulted in acquittal,
instead of allowing him to furnish
bonds, as the law permits.
Those voting for Ben Lindsey
for Governor, but who do not want
to vote for the Democratic nomi
nee for Congress, must scratch out
Tew'sname; then, they should put'
a cross opposite Robert W. Bony- i
nge for Congressman.
Lawson's story in the November
Everybody's illustrates hew H. H.
Rogers and their kind express con
tempt and defiance of the people by
saying that with one-tenth of the
profits from a single Wall Street
deal they can buy up a bunch of
State Elections.
It is charged that there are some
Hebron voters who desire to vote
against Drake and Wollaver. but
that Wm. Marr carries their vote in
I his vest pocket, compelling them to
vote the other way. We hope the
election returns, from that precinct,
will demonstrate different.
McClure's magazine for Novem
ber tells how Clark, of Montana,
spent a half a million dollars to get
in the United States Senate, and it!
is said SimorvGuggenheim will du- j
plicate the offer with Colorado's j
next Legislature. Do you wonder,
at Drake and Wollaver wanting to
be re-elected.
We have been informed that the
' North Park Dictators and Political
j Bosses of the Republican party,
I have made arrangements for a lot
!of free whiskey, in every North
' Park precinct, on election day, for
; the purpose of buying up Wollaver,
j Drake and McCreery votes. Now,
for the sake of your most Sacred
\ Honor, refuse to sell your vote for
a drink of whiskey.
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Drake and Wollaver unseated
j Ward in Boulder, helping, it is said,
[to steal the Governorship from
; Alva Adams. They passed a sheep
bill that levies tribute on Larimer;
county sheep; voted for Corpora-,
tion bills, exacting tribute from the ,
people, and b/oke their pledge as
made to help North Park become a
county, tells why the people will
defeat them on election day.
The election of the County Dem- j
ocratic ticket will be a lesson to the
Republicans to keep its Leprosy i
Drake’s, Wollaver’s and McCreery's i
off of the Republican ticket.
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First class rigs of all kinds can i
be secured at A. E. Butler’s barn.
Chicken Dinner.
A chicken dinner will be served |
in the old McCallum building, where
The Union office was located before
the fire, on Tuesday, November 6,
from 11a. m., and on, by the Lad- 1
ies’ Aid. Gome and get a good 1
dinner.
Hardware Received.
Just received a car of barb wire, 1
all sizes of nails and spikes, and
some heating stoves at W, O. Mos
man & Sons Walden Hardware
store.
A full line of Undertakers goods
is now in stock at C. E. Mosman's,
where everything that is necessary
for properly preparing the remains
for burial can be found.
New Harness Shop.
I will open up a new Harness and
Shoe shop, in the old North Park!
Union room, in the Daugherty block,:
shortly after November first, where
1 will be prepared to repair all
kinds of harness and shoes. When
in Walden give me a call.
THOS. R. COCHRANE, j
TIME AND RATE ..CARD
tttt WALDEN ROUTE \
The l&fainie Jllail and
Tr&nst>ort&tioi> Company
TRABING COMMERCIAL CO., Owners
A. TRABING. Manager. GEO. W. TRABING, Supt.
STAGE DAILY EACH WAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
TIME CARD
GOINO TO WALDEN 00IN0 TO LARAMIC
Leaves 5:00 ,i. m. I.ARAMIE Arrives 7:110 p. m.
8:00 • NELSON’S ” 5:00 ’’
8:30 '• STKOMBERCi’S “ 4:30 “
10:00 “ WOOD'S •' 24)0 “
. n"0 J' JELM “ iio ..
Arrives 12:00 Noon BOSWELL’S Arrives 13:00 Noon
1>- >»• LANGHOEF'S “ 10:00 a. m.
4:30 • riNKHAMPmS '• "
. . J 1 ® 1 ' COWDREY •' 7:80 “ !
Arrives ,:80 WALDEN leaves 600 ••
PASSENGER RATES: F'REIGHT AND EXPRESS j
Laramie to Nelson's oo iwooft 50-74#» 25-49 t» i0.24#» 5-oih
“ , Wood'S 200 $6O sas 25c 25c 25c !
“ Jclni 250 7>> 50 35 25 25 j
“ Boswell's 8 00 85 55 50 25 25 !
•' Howell’s 4 00 1 00 75 00 35 25 !
Laugh off’s «50 120 80 65 35 25 j
“ Finkhampton 500 130 05 70 40 25 .
“ Cowdrey 500 I*o 105 75 40 25 I
“ Walden. 500 150 115 75 40 25
Ronnd trip to Pinkhsmptoi, 'rIL i HL* .utioe. ,Tr mm™
Cowdrey and Walden, $9 00 -* c iwr utile. No charge leas
than 25c.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
P ' tssen ~ fr between stations 7 l-'2c per mile. Hand
baggage only, allowed. Trunk.» and bedding extra.
Oo via Laramie to Denver and save 91.70.
Lean Walden • A. M„ end (M to Dearer et to A. M„ the nest morale,.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
U. s. Land Office. Denver, Colo., \
September 13.1006. >
Notice la hereby given that the following
named aettler ha* filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in aupport of hi* claim, and
that aaid proof will be made befofe William O.
Mosman, Commissioner, at Walden, Larimer
County. Colorado, on the 21st day of November.
1906, via: Wilbur A. Knapp. Claimant, for the
North half o! tho Northwest quarter ; the South
west quarter of the Northwest quarter and the
Northwest quarter or the Northenst quarter of
Sec. 25, Tp. 12, N.. R. 82 W. of the 6th P. M.
!• Ho names tho following witnesses to prove
ilia reclamation and cultivation of said land,
viz:
j George O. Elmce, Thomas Wallrail, Charlca
Mntziugor, ou«l £. H. Lenke, all of Pearl. Colo.
C. D. FORD, Register.
First Publication October 5. 1906.
Last Publication November 0.10U6.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
V. S. Land Office. Denver, Colo., )
fv-pteniber 24, 1006. )
Notice is hereby given that tho following
nnnied rattler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in Support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before William O.
Mosinnn, an U. 8. Commissioner at his office in
Wnlden, Colorado, on Wednesday. November
21st, 1906. viz: H. E. No 20467. Albert Hradfiold,
Claimant, for tho lot 1, Sec. 5, Tp. 7. N., R. 77 W.
and E. l * SE ‘ 4 . NW USE J 4, Sec. 82, Tp. 8. N..
R. 77. W. 6th P. M.
He names the following witnesses to provo his
continuous rnsidonce ujx,n and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Charles L. P. Winscom, Albert L. Fox, Frank
j W. Smith, and D. Noil Sudduth, all of Walden,
j Larimer County, Colorado.
C. D. FORD, Register.
! First Publication October 5,1906.
1 Lust Publication November 9,1903.
j
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Land Office, Denver, Colo., )
September 24, 1906. j
Notioe is hereby given that tho following,
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be mado before William O.
Mosman, an U. 8. Commission*/ at his office iu
Walden. Colorado, on Wednesday, tho 21st day
of November, 1906, viz: H. E. No. lihW6, fhurge
Allard, for the 8 l * SW **. Sec. 23, NE NW M,
N W ‘4 NE M. Sec. 26. Tp. 11, N., R. 79 W. 6th P. M•
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz:
George Post, Ovid Allard. Collin E. Davis,
nnd William D. Beckwith, ull of Wnldon, Colo.
C. D. FORD, Register.
First Publication October 5,1906.
Last Publication November 0, 1906.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
D*i*rt Land. Final Proof.
U. 8. Land Office. Denver, Colo., \
September 24,1906. )
Notico is hereby given that Albert Bradfleld.
of Walden. Larimer County, Colorado, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. 426. for tho 8 *» NE ?i, NW’ >4
NE ?». 80c. 82, Tp. 8, N. R.*77 W 6th P. M.. he
fore Win. O. Mosman. a U. S. Commissioner ut
his office in Walden, Colorado, on Wednesday,
tho 21st day of November, 1006.
I Hu nnmes the following witnesses to proto tho
complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land:
Charles L. P. Winscom, Albert L. Fox, Frnnk !
W. Smith, and D. Noil Sudduth. all of Walden. I
Larimer County, Colorado.
C. D. FORD, Register.
First Publication October 3, 1906.
Lust Publication Novombcr 9, 1906.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IvS. Land Office, Denver, Colo., I
bopteniber 28.1906. )
Notice is hereby given that The Stato of Colo
rado. whose Postoffice address is Denver. Colo
rado, on April 11, May Ist. and May 17, 1906.
made application to select under tho Act of
March.’J’d, 1875, the following described lands:
Description. 80c. Twp. Knugc.
Ey t N\V 11 BN. 78 W.
W ‘j NW >4 12 8 7X
NE *i 11 8 78
Lot 4, SW >4 NW >.»;
NW > H SW *4 1 8 78
SW *4 SE ’4 2 8 78
Lot 1 : 8E 'i NE ’i;
E 1 * SE 2 8 78
SE ?.i 8E H 18 8 77 j
SW’ SW >.»: SW V SE »-i lt » 77
NW 4NW >» 20 ft 77 j
EHNWHi W'iNE>4 .20 8 77 !
Within the noxt sixty days after tho date of
the first publication hereof protests or contests
against the selection on tho ground that the
land described, or any portion thoreof, is more
valuable for its minerals than for agricultural
purposes, will be received und noted for report
to tho Commissioner of the General Lnnd Office.
C. D. FORD, Register.
First Publication October 5,1906.
Last Publication December 21,19U6.
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Hay and grain for sale at reason- j
able prices at A. E. Butler's livery i
barn.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Land Office. Denver, Colo. I
September 13,1906. )
t Notico is hereby* given that the following
1 named settler has filed notice of his intention to
I make final proof in support of H. E. No. 21014,
. claim, and that aaid proof will bo made before
r William O. Mosman, Commissioner, at Walden.
Larimer County. Colorado, on the Zlxt day of
l November. 1906. for the Northeast quarter of tho
■ Northeast quarter of Sec. 25, T. 12, N., R. 82 W.
j of tho 6th P. M.. and the Northwost quarter of
r the Northwest quarter of Sec. 50, T. 12, N., R.
81 W. of the 6tb P. M; Wilbur A. Knapp,
■ Claimant.
, He names the following witnesses to prove liia
cnbtinuou3 residence upon and cultivation of
1 said land, vis:
. George O. Thomas Wallruff,. Charles
Matzingor, nud E. H. Leuke, all of Pearl, Colo,
C. D. FORD, Register.
First Publication October 5.1906.
Last Publication November 9, 1003.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Os«*rt Land, Final Proof.
' Department op the Imtertob. )
1 U. S. Land Office, Denver, Colo., f
September 21.10(16. )
1 Notice is hereby given that Flora Lanne, of
r Loveland; Colorado, has filed notice of inten
, tion to make proof cm his desert-land daiAi No.
. 440. for the NW’ NW V» Sec. 25. EV, NE Hi, E
. HSE 4. SW' 4NE 4 aud 8 4 N W 4, See. 28,
Twp. 9, N., R 81 W\ 6th P. M., before J. E. Duvid* *
s son. Clerk of District Oourl at his office nt Fort
f Collins. Colorado, on Wednesday, the 7th day of
November, 1900.
Ho names tho following witnesses to prove
~ the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land:
Churles Dovers, of Butler, Colorado; Mrs. C.
Dovers nnd Helen Dovers, of Fort O'M ins, Colo
rado, and Finley B. Lnuno. of Lovnl* —*,*Colo. v
. I C. D. FORD,*rabgister. v
First Publication September 28,1906.
Lust Publication November 2. 10U6.
Public Land Sale.
• U. S. Land Office, Denver, C 010.,/
‘ October 19.1906. )
. 1 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
1 ioHtrnctions from the Commissioner of the Gou
/ oral Lnnd Office, uurtor authority vested in him
9 by Section 2455 U. S. Rev. Stat., as amended by
, tile act of Congress approved February 26, 1885,
• we will proceed to offer at public sole on tho
J , sth dny of December, 1906,*at 11 o’clock A. M.,
1 next, at this office, the following tract if land,
to-wit:
. NW »i of NE Set. 33, T. 9 N., R. 79 W. oth
. P. M.
Any nnd nil persons claiming adversely tho
above described lands are advised to fiiu tbeir
claims in this office on or before the day above
designated for the commencement of said sale,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
C. D. FORD. Register.
HUGH TAYLOR. Receiver.
First Publication October 26, ’.900.
Last Publication Novemhor 30, 1906.
; Public Land Sale.
U. S. Land Office. Denver, Colo.. 1
October 19. 1906. /
Notice is hereby given that-in pursuance of
instructions from tho Commissioner of the Geu
-1 ernl Land Office, under authority vcstcMi in him
by Section 2455 U. S. Rev. Stat.. as amended by
’ the net of Congress approved February 26. IKK#,
we will proceed to offor at public suln on tho
; Oth day of December, 19G6. at 11 o’clock A. M.
j next, at this office, the following tract of land)
■ to-wif:
fiE ?i of NE **, Sec. 20. T. 8 X., R. 77 W\. 6th
P. M.
Any nnd all perrons claiming adversely tho
above described lauds are ndviset! to file their
claims in this office on or be font the day nlaivo
designated for tho commencement of snid sale,
cthrru'iui tacit-sight*, will -
C. D. FOR o/Ragistor.
HUGH TAYLOR. Receiver.
First Publication, October 26. 1906.
Lust Publication, November .70, 1906.
' MINING APPLICATION NO. 2147.
Survey No. 17900.
Denver Lano District. )
1. S. Laud Office. Dnnver, Colorado,
October 8.1906. )
Notice is hereby given that The Coldwater
Copper Mining Company, by its Attorney-in
fact. Burr LoIkIcII, of Pearl. Colorado, hat*
mado application for a patent on Survey No.
! 17900, the Wolverine No. 1, ct. al., lodes in Soc
! tions2 and 3, Township II N., Range 82 W, of
i tho 6th P. M., in Big Horn Mining District,
County of Larimer nnd Stato of Colorado and
f; described as follows:
i W’OLVEEIE.N No. 1 Lode.—Beginning nt Cor
5 No. 1. whence the N. *4 Cor. said Sec. 2 boars N.
’ 55* 10' E. 3185.5 ft., thence N. Cl* W’. 300 ft. to
l Cor. No. 2; thence S. 26* W. 1500 ft. to Cor. Nr.
3; thence S. 64* E. 300 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence
• N. 26* E. 1500 ft. to beginning.
W’OLVKBIBN No. 2 Lode.—Beginning at Cor.
No. i. whence the N. *4 Cor. said Sec. 2 bears N.
34* 22 50” E. 3182.02 ft; thence S. 26* W. 3CO ft.
. to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 64* E. 1500 ft. to Cor. No.
j 3; tbenen N. 26* E. 300 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence
. I N. 01* W 1500 ft. to Cor. No. 1. the beginning.
Wolvebien No. 3 Lode.—Beginning at Cor.
j No. 1, whence the N. hi Cor. said Sec. 2 bears N.
33* «■ E. 3779.04 ft; thence S. 26* W. 300 ft. to
I Cor. No. 2 ; thence S. 01* E. 1500 ft. to Cor. No.
• 3; thence N. 2C* E. 300 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence
j N. 61* W. 1500 ft. to beginning.
I Sixteen to One Lode.—Beginning at Cor.
j No. 1, whence tho X. Vi Cor. said Sec. 2 hears X.
33* 00'E. 4076.5 ft; thence S. 26* W 300 ft. to
| Cor. No. 2; thence S. 64* W. 1500 ft. to Cor. No.
' 3; thence N. 26* E. 300 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thenco
j N. 64* W. 1500 ft. to beginning,
j Tin Horn Lode.—Beginning at Cor. No. 1.
| whence the N. >4 Cor. said Sec. 2 bears N. 32* .’lo'
; 40” E. 4374.31 ft; tbenco S. 26* W. 300 ft. to Cor
; No. 2; tbonen S. 64* E. 1500 ft. to Cor. No. 3;
I tbcncc N. 26* K. 300 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence N.
; 64* W\ 1500 ft. to Cor. No. 1, the beginning.
| Total area 51.655 acres. Said locations being
| of record in the records of Larimer County at>
Fort ,Collinx. State of Colorado. Adjoining
: claims, the Fox, Kalamazoo and Mt. Zirkcl
lodes. Others, if any, unknown.
C. D. FOPD, Rogiutcr.
First Publication October 19. 1906.
Last Publication December 21, 190 G.
. Union Pacific Time Table.
Pasxengcr trains arrive in Laramie as
follows and remain only live minutes:
WEST-BOUNl).
1 No. 1, Overland Limited..... .1:25 a. m.
j No. 8, Pacific Express 1:10 p. m.
j No. 6, Mail and Express (ar
! live 1.15 p. iu.).'. 1:85 p. in.
1 No. 101, Fast Mail 1:10 a. m.
i EAST-BOUND.
j No. 2, Overland Limited :30 a. m.
! No. 4, Atlantic Express 12:00noon
1 No. 6, Mail anil Express 11:15 p. m.
•No. 102, Fast Mail 0:25 p. m.
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iP. W. FISCHER, M. D..
Physician and
Surgeon . . .
Walden Colorado
L. R. RHODES and
PAUL W. LEE
ATTORNEYS,
Fort CoNlns, • - Colorado.