The Greeley County Enterprise from Tribune, Kansas • 4

i ftfiler has tiled notie-j U. K. Oj been there but a short time when Tills hWTLKl'klSE. John H. Cou'Jin, Cba'les iincl gkillmuii V.

ilixsou. of Ainsvortli, i wis. W. i. IVard.

itf.tisU' tor the so. '-i. sec: tp in sttuth tf ranee west, ire tieiiKis iti nrive ins com ui-u. se i A. 1 ci ft h.id.

liaie. Kreiiei-jc VM3.5. A nii or I 4. UDon, stud cultivation of, said kind, vi: wiiliuin A. Mitchell, Jahicl -kilgore.

Joint M. riiiim. and wiliiain Fteener, all oi Tickwiuit, Greeley county, kansas. (5 C. L.

ItaAKi, noisier. GLENN GLENN writes insurance, deeds, mortgages, S. land papers and all other kinds of papers. Money to Loan, LINNET HAWKINS. aot.n- i -r in.j lj, wutaei 'Oct.

1:0. 7. iizihus. the follow- iv r. 3ewi: a to oe continuous 1 -itw- Fontti rti.r', I'.) v-id ui-on, and cultivation vt-.

LV t- id IfiS 34. 8 Ceili'd. lienister. i 9-i89 t- ii. i.A.ni) ifl i'l s--v Otit is 1.

e.i -a t.ist ti i'i-t- 'I. West till! iinti haitsas. hli I 1 i n-v- (m 'in- 1 t.ujius lice i'iiu'i. m. ci iiiii'i-.

J-iaii. iiri'cn iteeord, A. i rcat'i I l.in.W I .1 1 ot '1 rioime, Kansas. em V. H.

I.ANn I'rTifK. i i- 1SF7. is iiai setller iiiu tided notice ol his ir.U-ntioti m.ixe rinyl pioiit in support ol his arm I ma'v ttit i-. $1 i rirnv 1 Pi-" n.rre r't-e northeast i -i i i -t i irv.ll'i I111J. I ia LI! I ,1 7 1 1 1 i A I iwti said pn.t win i hehtrc tin; le- isicr i lowins? named seLiler has iiled notice Mic, r.

i Lit Oi I r-t -l iJit.d Of.en at. ci i YVa-Keeney, Kansas, on Hepiend.er 21. viz: Oi iier intention to mtlKC tinai proof 111 Hubert Cunrtnghain. -'opr-ort of her claim, aid that sr.id taratory stiteieent. So.

nr7. for the touti-1 proof v.ill be mnde before K. A.Jiam-wtst qiM! ier oi s'-eiioii pi. township 17. sotiiu of the distrk com of WicJt- ii west.

1 te itatueH the toitt iti v. i -i. 4. -tn ct es to prove his ciu.iHiious rcsiiienie up-'iu, si't! i t.oil.it), it.t., Oil iU 01, Li of. sx'd i.se.i.

l. r'tinliiie 31. cir. 11941, for tiie i. an of u.i.ac-.

ored-y i 3, bee 4 twp 10, soaia of ranijc 59 i c. l. heyisti r. vesit. He names 'the folJknviriy wit- svrii ii.

s7lan!) ofVuJk. i n'eri to prove his coutinuous resi- is.7. dence upon, and cultivation of said Notice is norcby Mial the toiiowimr- i i i roi: -v naniutl settler has tiled notice of his intention to tl-a ix. fObiS, xfciue 1X15 U. S.

Lrani Oiice. Wa-Kowiov, Auiiunt L'o, Notice is hereby pivun tltat the sewicr lias filed notice ot his intuition 10 make iniul proof in support of ii is ciaim, unJ tunc said pi ooi will be made bifforo the clerk oi tne district court oi Wichita county, Kansas, til Looti, on October 1, "ttf, v'u Joseph E. McCarty, 11294, for the southeast quarter of section 11, south ot range west. He names the loao.v-m;? witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation ol, land, viz: Thomas J. i.iaili-y and James Koot, ot Leoti, Kiinnett iViotXfy, ot aim Thomas J.

Davis, ol Leoti, Kansas. 8 J. L. Leaid, Register. 10410 V.

H. Land Oflicv, Wa-Keeney, August 2 '87. Notice is hereuy given that the senior itas lilcU notice of ins iuivitMou to maKe imal proof in support ot his china, and tnat said proof will be made belore the register and receiver of tne -taies land onice at a-ivoeney, on Novcmoer 14, viz: Charles M. Carter, 12683, for the southeast quarter of section 20, township 20, south of range west. He names liie iohuu-iug witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said Laid, viz: lorn J.

Hands, Morton Gossett, Thomas A. Harris and William A. Oossctt, ail of Tribune, Urine county, Kansas, 8 W. L. Beard, ttegister.

10416 V. S. Land Office. Wa-Kueney, August 20, '87. Notice is hereby given that the follow settler has tiled notice of his intention to make iinal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the rctgisivi and receiver of the United Status laud otin Wa-Keeney, November 22; 1887, viz: Benjamin G.

Dawson, 126iK2, for the northwest quarter of section 32, townsiup 20, south of range i9 west. He names the following witnesses to provo iiis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Francis ii. Pnillip, Charles Martin, Herbert imrtiott and Hans H. Eijgers, ail of Tribune, Uri-eley county, Ivan. W.

C. L. Kkaju, Kcgister. 10411 U. S.

Limit Oiliee. "Wa-Keeney, August 20, S7. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has iiled notice of his intention to make tinai proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the United Stales land irfuee at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on November 11, "8r, viz: Tom J. Sands, 17SG2 for the northeast i irter of section 29, township 20, south ot range -Mi west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation oi, said land, viz Charles -M.

Carter, Thonms A. Harris, William A. uossett and Alorton uosstit, ati ot lnuune. Greeley county, Kansas. C.

L. BEAltD, lJejdster. 10412 T7. S. Laud Office.

Wa-Keency, August 20, I8S. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has "filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his chum, and tiiat said proof will he made before the register and receiver of the United States land ofiice at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on November 22, 1887, viz: Bartlett, ds 12401, for the northwest quarter of section 00, township 20, south of range west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said hind, viz: wans rt. jiggers, mines Martin, tsenj. v.

uaw- son and Francis M. Phillips, ley county, Kan. 8 W. C. L.

oi liioiine. Kkakd, Hegistcr. 97S8 V. S. IASIU OFFICE.

wa-keency, August 1887. Notice is hereby given that the fohowing-named settler has tiled notie of his intention to make iinal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made bt-fore the register and receiver of the united land office at wa-keeney, kansas, on October 20, 1887. viz: Emmett E. McCoy, for the northwest quarter of section 14, township 19, south of range .19 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.

said land, viz: Calvin M. Kodgers, Alevia Ucrigers, william A. Mitchell and Jahiel kilgore, ail of Pickwick, Greeley county, kansas. 6 w. C.

L. Kegister. P826 t'. T.AKD OFFTCITC. wa-keeney, August 6, 1887.

Notice is hroby civen that the folio wi net-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. td that saiil proof will be made before liie register and receiver of the t-nited Suites land offlce at wa-keeney, kansas, on October IX 1887, viz: Hezeluah A. Bobbins, 1195G, for the northeast quarter of section 34, township 1, south ot" range 46 west. He names toe following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, smii land, viz: Edenr liavisson. John H.

white, Benjamin M. Itusscll aiHi willism L. Kutelurson, all of Tribune, Greeley county, kansas. w. C.

L. 15eakd, Kegister. r-82 V. S. LAND OFFICB.

wa-keeney. Aitgust ti, 1887. Notice is hereby piven that the settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his chum, and that said proof will he made befoic the rcistev and receiver of the milted States bod o'tiee at wa-keeney, kansas, on October 11, mz: Edgar J. Davisson, 14500 for the southeast quarter of section township sout of range 40 west. Jie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous rcs'ilence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: hezeki-ah A.

Robhins, John li. white, George J. hob-ertsn and william L. ITntchersoii, all of 1 ri-bune, Orcelcv conntv, kansas. w.

C. h. Beakd, Hejrister. 9S24 V. S.

OKt'll'K. Wa-keency, August 1837. Notice is hereby given that the IoiIowiiik-nanied settler has hied notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be make before the register and receiver of the United States laud oiliee at vra-kecnev, kansas, on October 13. l8i-7, viz: John H. White, 11807, for the northwest quarter of section 2f, township 19, south of range 40 west.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Hezckiah A. ltobbins, Benjamin M. Kusseii. Kil-frar J. Davisson and wiliiain L.

Hntciw-rsoii, 11 of Tribune, Greeley couutv, kansas. 6 w. C. L. Register.

9S27 V. S. LAND OFK1CK. wa-kecney, August C. 18R7.

Notice is hereby given that the settler has filed notice, of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the united States tend at wa-keeney, kansas. on ctobcr 13, 1387, viz: Benjamin Bussell, 14499 for the southwest quarter of section 13, township It, south of ranee 40 west. He names tne following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Hezekiait A. Kobhins, John H. White, Gwortre J.

Robertson and william L. ftutehersoii, all of Tribune, Greeley county, kansas. fi w. C. 1 Heard, Register.

9854 V. H. LAND GFTIC-H. Wa-keenes-, August 1887. Notice is hereby given tiiat the folJov.ins-named settler has fiied notice of his intention to mak.

final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will ho marle hefore the register and receiver of the tuiited States land office at wa-keency, kansas, on October 19, 1887, viz Charles H. Kodgers, 14888, For the northeast quarter of section 34, townsiiip 18. south of range 39 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land vi? Jaliiel kiljrore, william A.

Mitchell, John M. Paine and william S. Fleener, all of Pickwick, Greeley county, kansas. 6 w. C.

L. Register. 9B02 V. S. LAND OFFICK.

Wa-keeney, Augusts, IS87. Notice is hereby siren that the-folk; mm. named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, ana said proof will be made before the registei and receiver of the united States land ofiice at wa-keency, Kansas, on etolsr II, 1887, viz: Philip Martin, 12321, for the southeast quarter of section 24, township 30, south of range 40 west. He names rlie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Hsuiy vr. Packer, Edward Ixmkhart.

Charles A. Onrsey, and Luther N. orsey, all of Tribune, Greeley county, kansas. w. C.

L. Heaiid, Register. 8852 U. S. LAN I OFFICE.

Wa-Keeney, August 6, ISG7. Notice is ln re by given uiat the following-named settler tiled notice of her intention Ui maKe Itmil proof in suppo ol" her claim, and that said proof will be made before th roister and receiver otitiii nited States land oiliee at wa-keeney, kansas, on October 19, 1887, viz: Oliye I'aino, 14893, For the northeast nuarter of sction 27, township 18, south of rancce 39 west. le names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jaliiel kilgore, william A. Isabel 1. Kodjwrs, and Charles H.

Kortgcis, al of Wek-wick, Greeley count kansas. a O. L. flEARn, Register. 9353 S.

LAND OFFICE" Wa-keaney, August G. otice is hereby given tnat "the follnwintr-n anted settler has hied notice ot his irttentiou to make final proof in support of his claim, and tnat said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the united Siates land office at v.ii-keeney, Kansas, on October 19, 1887, viz: William B. Fleener, 14722, For the southwest onarter of section Xi, township W. south of range 39 west. He names the louowing witnesses to prove us rol-dence uh)u, and cultivation of, said ml, viz: iMiietien, Migore, c'aivtn i t.

gers ami Etlwnrd Ross liradbiu all of 1 ic.it-i, Greeley county, kansas. tt Hot i vviek. w. C. L.

Beard, Eeuister. iritet ion to mala; Iinal prooT in v.j' yort -j eiaiiii, aixd tLat aaitl -twoi viili be made huf jro tho clerk of liie "in-: cli-ti-K: court ct i3Lriita conntv. Lcoii, on ScpttiniLer ifrw. viz Jurno.4 A. NceL, 15670, Lav.n nee, ali of Tri- bane, Civoley comity, Kansas.

vv. i-j. ilt-ister. U. Xiaxd Office.

Auyii-st IJ, 18S7. Notice i.i L-rt by jciven that the following named wirier hat; likxl notice Ler iiiu-niiou to make tinai proof in enpj oit of her claim, and that said prttor will be made before the register and receiver of the U. H. laud otiice at wa-Ecetiey, on November 1. lbo7, viz: K-arah G.

Walker, 1G057, for se A see 29, tp 18. south of range vcst. tShe names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot said land, viz: fcianrncl lh Onia N. Ayb.voith, E. Garvin, and Aachie liarkiiis, of Tribuu, Gracley connty, Kansas.

7 w. C. L. Beaed. Register.

IQlSi U. S. ILiand Office. August 13, 1887. Noiic.

14 hereby given that the following iiaaicd btiiit-r has tiled noti his intention to make final proof iu support of hLi claim, and tea- vai pi oof will be made before the register and receiver of the U. S. hind otizeu at on October tlH, lS3f, viz: Jilahioii B10v.11 for the se 4. south of ranga 4t) west. He nam: the foliowitvg wit-ntrs: eti to prove his coutiimoait residence upon, and cultivation of, said laud, viz: Clans R.

Nagle, Joseph JP. Traniit, iiHe-azai- Li. Morgau tna David Morgan, ali of Tribrine, Greeley county. Kan. 7 w.

C. B. Be.vhd, Register. 10170 U. H.

Laxt. Aoynstt 12. 1837. Notice ia hereby jivm that ihe fol-lowing named ueltk-r kas filed notiae of his, intent ion to make iinal proof iu BppoJ.t of Jiis clsizn, and tiiat said pi oof will made Wfore he register and receiver 01 the U. S.

land oliice ct wa-Keeney, on Oitoier 8, 1887, viz: Claus II. Nar'e, s. for tiie no 4 17, tp 1:0, of rar.go 40 west. I ft najiies the foilmving to prot his continuons resi-os-nce njon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: iiahion Brown. Jo.sc.h 1.

Trandt, I. Morgan and David fell of Tribune, Greeley county, ksh. 7 w. Ij. Beasd, register.

10178 U. S. Ijaki) Office. wa-Kec-ney, August IS, Notice is hereby given that the following 'named hLs tiled notie ot hLs intei'diirn to filial proof in -support of nis ciaim, and that paid 1 .1 w.u me regtisir reeeic-r of tho L. Ir.

laud oiliee afe wa-xeeney, j- on Xovemlwr 1, ff viz: li (Jar via. ii0S. for the nw sec tp 18 south of range west He names the following witnerKjts to prov his contin-ao and Cttttiv.ition of, wnd iaud, viz: Onin N. Aylwor'Jl, S-iiHBi 1 H. Siwr.ri, Oiivt Mortoa Litt mid I', warraii, sil ctmufy, s.sjx.

7 -x. L. ii. tiSAi'xt, wa- i 1-, ibtt. li-i -y ivrn thai tho fol- in! rvCilt-f nasi ihod iioii '-L tense hiia! f.nsci ia and ti id piL ti t.C-iliUi; foiothe ici L- reefiver oi iho V.

tt. iv.nd oi-ic-s i wiil-n-''er, on 3, vis- iJcthnnl i lCSSi, for the 4 4, tp ia Kouifc of rsnge Ji west. lit names the foHowii-g wit-r, esses to prove hL continuous residence upon. 8 rid cithfction of. eaid ku-th viz: william G.

McGorkle, Elmer L. Thomburg, Grant J. Priddy and Baker Chiieott, ali of Tribune, Grta-ley cora.iy, iianses. 7 w. C.

I. Beaep, 1017 TT. S. LiA-n Office. wakeeney.

Atintst 13, Notice is heieby given that the following named settler has iilc-d notion of his intention io make final proof in snppoit of his claim, and that paid proof will be made hot ore the register ard receiver of the V. B. lodofMce at wakeeney, s.aia, on October 24, lS7, viz: Albert A. Fanta, I5S14, for the sv.r sec 17. tp 17, soufh of rango 'id west.

He uames the following witnesses to prove continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, euid land, viz: Silas A. Ferry, Phillip O. Almond, watson S. Kester and Edward M. Slasden, all of Tribune, Gieeley county, kuti.

7 w. C. Jj. Bearp, Register. IUi5 U.

S. Ijaxo Office. wakeeney, Kca, August 13, 1SS7. Xotice is hereby riven that the fol lowing named setthir has Hied notica of his intention to make final proof in viz: watson S. ICester, 15724, for tne se sec tp t-outh of range Zii west.

He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said la nd, viz 8ilas A. Ferry, Albert. A. Fanta, Fhillip O. Almond, and Edward M.

ilasden, all of Tribune, Greeley county, Kan. 7 w. C. Jj. Be aep, Bcgister.

10171 U. S. Luii) Office. wakeeney, August 13, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filc-d notice i "wi ia j.

it. i -j. ui. mm tiiat ham lroof will be made before the register itt.d receiver of the U. landoiiice at wa kfoiu-y, on X-U A 'i 21, 1SS7, viz: Silas A.

I'eny, 17572, for the sw sec. tp 17, south of range S'J west. He names (Le following witnesses fo prove his continuous rof-i-denci upon, nud enlmatirin of, t-aid land, xit: Vhiil'rp O. Ahrc-nd, wntson b. Kc-iir, Albert Bnnta, and Edward ii.

Jda-dcn, all of Tribune, Greeley county, 7 v. 0. h. Beaeb, Eegtcr. 10173 U.

S. IjVXI) Or wakicncy, 13, Notice is giw-u the fallowing it h.v iii-- tic i imor-: -n lo mrj.e- li mi 3n his ci.iiri. ai.d thr.t WjII bo mude tht is yistt cf ll H. JnJ oiJ.cerr. a J---7, cf VIZ: Fitljii! U.

At nv. 4 11.1, -t. IU r.an'.- lO p.ii :1 j'U 1 vr .1 -1. XV. va-lcc-e i lii.n..

Atsi-n- 1K-S7 Notion i iit-ri-ly Iho f--J- -i 1' let' ha-i i l.t.TJtC. i i i-vrooi i i 1 1 iv.iJ i v.tp.-v- wi l.if..r; viz: a no I'l eihriok i a 7 t-Li. dOh.V)r. Uo.iu. Ciorhoe, all of Ol'tiole-y Couatv, kan.

vj. JL-. IjAi.ij, lOijyi XT. S. Lxn Ornr? va-heoiKsy.

kan. AttUi4 20 '87 Notice is herel'V jrivori tit'it the fol- Loj, jlC Coy, JOJIII Iti. r. it w. -i 1, Ail of Irihur.e, ktin.

C. L. Board, Rejarkter. 01 itcii. 10172 V.

S. Lanx. Gjtice. v. tilveeney, August 13, 1S87.

Notice is hereby fiiven ihat tite named settler litis filed notice of hi intention to make fi nal proof in Mppport of his claim, and that said pro-5' vail be male before the rekter receiver of the -TJ. S. hind oiliee nt wakiiey, on October 24. 1SB7, Loais Htissler, 17178 Tor the inv sec 10, tp 17, roiith of rnnge 38 west. He names the following wit-nosse-j to prove his contirraous resi-oonee iipon, and cultivation of, iid ind.

viz: watson S. Kester, Silas A. I'erry, Albert A. Eanta, and (). Almond, all of Tribune, Greeley county, Kan.

7 w. G. L. It.gister tJ. S.

XiAN-n OrvTcsL wakeeney, Ausfust 13. 1PS7. Notice" is hercly given that tl-e fol-Jowinjr nainod settler has tiled of his iutentionto rr.akelin:il proof in sntroort of his claiiii, that said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the Th S. land otlics at wakeeitev, kv.ti., on November 2, 1S87, Olo O. lirinen, 12K-'5, for the in1 sec ipiti, wc-t.

He unm-s the' follow! nr "wit-! r.e.-se.s to prove his coiitintiotis and ctiltivafiou of, nid ti. iz: Mary li. white. LvJh John 1'. Daly and Frank li.

ali of Tribune, Greeley conrty, Kan. 7 w. C. Ij. BsAEti, Kegiit.er.

I01o U. S. Laxi Office. vvakeener, Ansrusfc 13, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the follow iu uf.med filed of Iti-: intention to mske iinal ijroof in i-i-iurt of his claim, and thai said 3 prooi win oetore tne register aiiti receiver of tho U.

S. lauuoiiic-e at wiikecuey, on Nt-vembor 2, 1K87, )z: iliiam N. Cavot, for bo ho 4 sec 8, tp 20, south of range 89 west, lie names ihe following to prove, his coniiuuous rc- ii- land, aiz: Isaiah white, T. 'Daly uie u. ana i'liiiiK wj all or Triburi- Kan.

7 w. C. Jj. Bf.irp, r. TJ.

H. Xj a Office. ikeenoy, 1.. co is hcrvehv irivt-n Ihvt 1 cSi7 H-jv v-rooxin supoi't of her claiin. trod' thai xaid uroof will be mad--- br-fore Uit und receiver of the U.

H. oiiicf: on 2. 1FS7. viz: llary E. whit-e, mi for tin swi sec 10, tp 20.

south of raag- Sft west. She names the following to prove her continuous reei-dcuce uron. and eultivatioa of, said hind, viz': John T. Daly, Olo C. Frank L.

Williams and Frederick V. Gale, all of Tribune, Greeley county xan. 7 w. C. Ij.

Beakd, Kegister. 101G7 TJ. S. XiXND Office. wakoeney, August 13, 1SS7.

Notice is hereby given ihat the following named pottle? has tiled notice of his intention to make tinal proof in of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the TJ. S. land oniec at wa-keeney, on 1SS7, viz: Isaiah white, VJSi-iJ, for the nw sec 10, tp 20, south of range west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uixn, and cidtivation of. said land, viz: John T.

Daly, Ole O. Brin-gen, Frank L. williams and Frederick V. Gale, all of Tribune, Greeley Kan. 7 w.

G. L. BEAsn.Itegistcr. 10169 rcTsTliAs Cfticf. wakeeney, August 13, 18S7.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that f-aid proof will be mnde Ixforetheresri-stcr Hit Trrtl-T if' 1 ano receiver or me u. xana ou7c tu ne.sses to prove his continuous resi-deuce upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: Mary E. white, Isaiah white, Glf C. Bringen, and Frank E.

williams, all of Tribune, Greeley county, san. 7 w. C. L. Beep, Kcgister.

10168 TJ. S. Easo Optice. wakeeney, August 13, 1BS7. Notice is hereby given that the following named pettier has iiled not.ee of his intention to make tinai Troof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the U.

13. land otliee vA walifoncY, on ivovombt 'Z, 2 viz: Frank E. A iiliams. 127i5for the sw sec 3, tp 20, south of rrincre 39 west. He names Ihe following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.

laii'l. viz: HPirv E. "White, white. John T. Baly and Olo C.

Frin-gon, all of Tribune, GretT-ley connty, Kan. 7 w. C. L. Bsard.

10171 TJ. n. Eant Office. wakeeney, August 13. 187.

Notice is hereby friven that the named settler filed notice of his intention to make Iinal proof in support ol his claim, and that nid prrof be mji.h'bcfor.? tho register and receiver of tho V. Irmd at Wiikooncv, on October 2b 1I-1S7. t- nar es tvbivT. for the ne s-c 'A tp 17, south nmrvlly west. Ho names the following vit-1 nrsi-os to hh-i ntir.uous rc-ti- uvavu I li '1 1 O-.

Kit I I A i vrrv, A. iir.J 1 (). I Alnt-jnti, of ibune, 5 i Cuiintv, 7 i PJ170 1. S. EAXDOJ ri-JF, '-1- 1.

njion and cult oi wakeeney. on JNovembor 2, 1S87. viz: John T. Dah', for the se i eec 10. tp 20, south of range Si) vveA.

He names tho following wit- ot i of t', i i i some one earns up to the back window and called for her. No one answered until Good spoke up and said she would not come. Then two shots were iircd and. Good fell. She said that she cotild not toll who it was on tho outside who fired tho shots and she could not tell the voices.

She remained in Iho room until morning with McMillen. At day break she left and went down to the Buck house. She swore positively that before any shots were tired from the outside Good fired one shot and tho kid two shots from the inside of the building. Fred McMillen, the boy who was in the room with Good and tho girl, next testified. He is only nineteen years of age and his parents reside at Wellington, Kansas.

Ho gave his testimony in frank, straightforward man ner and evinced no desire to hide or screen any one. lie testified that when Good, the girl and himself had entered the building just prior to the killing, the two Miner bovs were about half a block away coming to ward them. After they had passed into the back room two men came up to thejjl window. He could not see him but he recognized them to be the boys by their voices. Bob Minor called tho girl twice and she did not answer.

Then Good spoke up and said she would not come out. Whereupon two shots were fired and Good foil. The witness took his revolver and shot the light out. He got behind a trunk where he and tho girl remained about an hour. About an hour after the murder a man came up to tho window.

It was Bob Miner. He commenced to throw pebbles in the window and the witness fired two ehots at him. He then went away. In company with the girl McMillen remained behind the trunk until day light when he gave the alarm. He was sure that Bob Miner fired one of the two shots which killed Good.

The balls which were taken from Good's body are not alike. One evidently came from a Winchester and the other from a revolver. THE rRI80NEa'8 RETURN. When Miner reached Horace a large crowd gathered around him, but he was quickly hustled into tho hotel by the posse. All afternoon the people were excitod and as the inquest progressed it was understood that a mob was being organized to hang the murderer.

Information to this effect reached the officers and they took their prisoner across the street to the Main Street hotel. After 7 o'clock a large mob com menced to gather in front of the hotel and for a time things looked omni- ou8. uut the crowd lacked a loader and nothing was done. About 10 o'clock the crowd commenced to dis perse and then tho parties who had in the afternoon arranged to usher Miner into eternity from the end of a rope suspended from the Horace wind mill commenced to gather in the streets. It lacked ten minutes of the timo when as per arrangements the at tempt was to be mado to get the pris oner when something was heard that put an end to the necktie party.

"The prisoner has been smuggled away," was the cry that went up and down the street This created great excitement and in five minutes twenty teams were searching the surrounding country. The prisoners and the possee had but ten minutes the start of the searchers, but darkness assisted them and they succeeded in hiding themselves effectually. At this writing tho whereabouts of the prisoner and the officers are unknown. THE MUBDEHED MAN. Erastus Good, the murdered man, was one of the oldest residents of Greeley county.

He came here som two years ago and made the county his home. Ho was a member of the O. O. 5'. Personally, he was a genial, pleasant gentleman, generous and kind-hearted to a fault.

His parents and relatives reside at Grenola, Elk county, Kansas, where his body was shipped Wednesday. EN ROUTE TO SYRACUSE. The posse which rescued Miner, the murderer, from the mob, after leaving Horace came to Tribune. They wore closely pursued but hid in tho basin of the classic Whitewoman until the coast was clear and the pursuers gone. They then proceeded southeast about four miles.

At the claim of olin 1L Owen they procured a team and proceeded south. The last heard from they were going in the direction of Syracuse. School Meeting. At a meeting of the voters of the Tribune school district at tho school house on last Tuesday the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: J. L.

Vanlandingham, director; Robert Pringle, treasurer; J. TJ. Brown, clerk. A two per cent tax for school and incidental purposes was levied. Quite a large crowd gathered at the race track last Saturnay to witness a test of speed between the horses owned by Frank Joy and Mr.

Bre-count. The race was to have been for 300 yards for $25 a side, but tne backers thought it safer to "crawfish," and the race was therefore indefinite ly postponed, much to the dissatisfaction of the spectators. Abstracts opTitle. LINNET HAV7KIN3. 1 or cheap deeded land call on or write 1L J.

Profiitt, Tribune, Kan. He has a number of bargains. Where to Prove up. If yon intend to prove up our advice is for you to get on the cars and go over to JLeoti. Here you must proceed then 'to' the office of Probate Judge C.

Garland. You will always find this popular official ready to attend to your business for you. Money to Loan. LINNET IJAWXINS. T01U2 V.

S. hind trfiico AVa-Kecn-v, Was, August, 8f Notice is hereby riveu the loiiowin r-am-ti tias Hit ti in-, to mi'iw lin.il proof iti support of niachiim mid Uti't said P-ooi will be made beioie roctsler is'id receiver of the oftico at Wa-Kwnev, on Novembers, Albert E. Emric-h, No. 1G.4SP, fr the so-ith of wc ho uanios the loianviug witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon anU cultivation of said land, viz: Leonard Mvers. K.T.vard Vi John Myers, iliehfird ail ci lias.

8 V. C. L. Leuid, liegister. KHlW U.

H. land oiTiee Wa-Keen-, Aoenst.20 '87 Notice is hereby given thu. the Milov.itig nauied si tiler has tiled uoure ot Ins iiiteuVion lo stiake Iinal proof in support of hi claim and that said prooi will be nifioe before the resistor ir.id re-i-eiver ot the land ofllee at Wa-Keunev, Kas, on uvembereieveti. viz: JohnxV No. 12,201, for the sw stHJ 33, tp 19, south of range west, ne tuunes tlte following witnesses to piove Ins coiitinuims residence upon and cultivation of said land, james DurUiu, F.cUvard Wiillant-s-ni, James Frederic V.

dale all of Tribune, Kas. a W.C Heard, KegisHr. itttCt U.K. i.and CMllee. A a-Keenev, August 20, '88.

otn-e is hcrebv ylvni rhal tha iotiowmjr-iiaineu settler has tiled notice oi her iinriii Kin to mai.e iiiiiti prooi in support ot her ciaim. and tiiat said prool will be lunde before tne register aim receiver ot the United States land oiliee at VVit-lveeuev, Kausas, on November 4, Hi, viz: Addie Stewart, 14127, for the northwest quarter of section 12, townsiiip is, south ot rantrc west, ne names ihe following witnesses to prove his eouttuuotis resuk in upi and eiiltivation of, litnJ, viz: Joseph James v. Brown, V. allace timikitt. and Alonzo N.

MeKiilips, of Tribune, tireeiey eotiuty, Kas. 8 W. V. ltegtsUT. 10403 U.

S. Land Oiliee. "Vy' a-Keenev, August 20. '87. Notice is hi i by given that tile settli-i has tiled notiec oi iier inl.entiin to make final prooi in simport ot iier einim and that said prooi will be inane belore the register aed receiver of the iiiiwi laud ohlco at Wa-Keeney, Kan, on noveitibur 4, viz: Nellie E.

Stewart, No. 14.12S- for the ue i sec 1 1, tp 18 south Of range 39 west. She names tne loilowing witnesses to prove her coiitittuotis residence upon cultivation ol said laud, viz: Joseph Casper, Ij. Hrown, Vvai-lace liankiii, Alonzo M.elCel!ips, ali of Tribune, Kas. 8 V.

C. heard, icegister. 10414 U. S. Lan.l Ortice.

Wa-Keeney, August 2f, '87. Notice ii h.reby given tltal the lined settler lias lilea notice ot Ins iulentiiiii to make tinai roo! in support of his claim, and thai saiii will be belore tne register Hnd receiver of tne United Suites land oiliee at Nta-Keeuey, Kansas, on November 22, si, viz: Frtmcis M. Philii prf, 125(14, for the southeast quarter ot section township 20, south west. lie names the lull owing witnesses prove his com.iimous residence upon, an.i cuitiviiiii ot, said luii-i, viz: ifcrbcrt P. ilarllctt, iii njuniin Dawson, Jiur-tin and Hitns it.

Kegel's, all ol 1 riimue, Greeley couutv, Kas. V. C. iieard, itegistcr. 101:3 U.

S. Land Oiliee. Yi's-Keeney, August 20, '87. Notice, is hereby given mat tiie settler has tiled notice of intention to make iinal iioi in support of his claim, and thai mi iti pi not will be nuute betore tne register anil receiver ot" the inted Slaves kind olhee at Wa-Kecuey, on viz: Hans llinricht Egg-ers 12511), for the northwest quarter of section 31, towiLhip 20, south ol ri.n.e west, tie uames the ioi'ow. ing witnesses L.i prove his continuous rtsiuenee upon, a cuilivaifou oi, land, viz: Canaries Martin, Herbert tiiiiliett, -M.

l'uiiups aiwl Jicujainiu O. Dawson, ail ot Tribune, Greeley county, lias. c. L. Kegister.

103tS4 U. S. Laud Oi'iice. Wa-Iieenev. August 20.

"87. Notice is hereby given tiiat tne setller has hied notice ot" his intention to make tinal prooi in support of his claim, jjmt that said proof will be matte nefore It. A listm-ey, clerk oi iie (list court ot iuta cottuty, at i.eoti, on October 'til. viz: Frederick V. Gale, 12485, for the northeast quarter oi section 4, township south oi range west, tic imcs i ne loiiow-lii'; to prove his continuous upon, and cultivation of, wild land, viz Paris 1 Al.icrt L.

Jonnson, l. iniams and Jonn A. Myers, all ot Greeley county, Kas. 8 YV. l.

lieard, liejaster. 10 .81 V. Lund Oiliee. YVa-Kecnev. AusrtstCrl.

R7. xotic is hereby given that tiie injf-nameu settler has iiied notice ot" his intention to iiiaKe proof in of his cittim, und tnat sititt proof will he made before H. A. Ka nicy, tiers 01 the dixlriet court ot Wjcmia comity, at l'oii, on October 20, ,7, viz: James V. Gale, for the 1101 ihwest of siietfon tow nthip Jo, of i i' nie west ne 11 uues the totiow-jn prove ms contiii.ioitts it sitis.

tice UH)ii, ami of. land, viz: i'arii v. Iiev.iit, Albert L. Joltnscn, Kran 1.. idianis and Jolin a.

vera, ali of urn-ley cottnty, Kas. Vi'. ('. l. ljcanl, heglsler.

1041.5 Vi. s. Land Office. a-Keeiiey, Auj-tmt 20, Notice is heteiiy jtiven tiiiit the m-niitneu settler notice ot" ins intention to inaive prooi support of his claim, and that said 10.1t v.iil ue made belore the register and receiver of the I nn ii hiiiies iiiud oliice at Va-ivcin. Kansas, on 87, viz: Charles JL'irtin, 125G2, for the southwest tiua i ter of sect io-i si, tow thin J0, soutiiot I'ttiieje ivest.

lie u-iiiies toe itiootv-iu witnesses to prove ins coniiniams resiuvnee upon, and cultivation 01. said kind, viz: O. iawst.n, Herbert liiiitieri, li.ms it. iigyers auu i' r.iucis M. l'luliips, oi 'i noi-iie, Oieeley touoty, Kas.

8 W. O. l. Bt-ard, lteister iLKCi U. S.

L.1IH1 Oilli'O. "Wa-Koi-ncy, Aiipust 20, Notice is licreby given Inal tins lollowiny-nanu'd settler lias ulcU nuiitx oi lii.i iui.otiuon 10 ntiiive iia.il proof in suppoi of Ins and tiiiit vtillbe maue ii. A. Kaiu-o, i nit- district c-ourl of t-ouitty, ju umiI, on November 15, viz: 'J horvald Gorboe, 12587, for the southeast quarter of sot-tion 35, tov. nsliijT in, souui 01 itii west, ne names tim loilovt-titu t.iii.e.s.Ms 10 prove Iiis continuous rositiciK-u i i 011 11.

aumi t.i, -sHKi lend, viz: I'ltris I' Ijt.y. iii, itk, Aiut-ri, 1.. Jolmsoa and Kn tim it-it Oiilt, all ot Greeley county, W. V. iteistvr.

U. S. iMnd Auinist CO, r87. Notift! is liureby given that. tu tultov.

ni-niiitied aenier lias iiled notit-e ci iiis liiienutm to iiiaive iiiiiii proof in support of ins claim, autt tnat suit! pi tiot will be made before tne register aatt rt-t-fiver of the United Stales land oiiice at Kansas, on November 11, Sr, viz: Thomas A. Harris, 173(50, for the northwest quarter of sectiou 28, township 20, sotitli range west. He names tne lollow-iiiK witnesses to prove ins contittuous resilience upon, ami euluvulion of, said hind, 1. miiies Ai. carter, 'lorn l.

Sitmls, iliiam J. iiOAseu Mid Morton Uossett, all of 'irioiiiit-, jrelf tioiinty, ivansas. 8 VV. L. lueiiitt, ifeKlMer.

IMOO V. H. Land Otliee. "Wa-Keeney, August "0, '87. Kotico is hereby given Unit me U'liowtiig-ruunea set tier liasiilea notice ot his mteiitioa to make tinai proof 111 support of ins claim, and that Ka ui pt'tiof wiil he iiitrfe he.i'ore tne rt-risler aiitl receiver ot tue I lineii blales laml oiitce al va-Keeuey, on November 14, 1st, wz: Charles hi.

Brown liutJJ, for the northwest quarter ol station a), tov. ns'np -o, sotitli ot ratine ii west. He n.uues lite -mg witnesses to prove ms resnit-me upon, aim t-nitivation 01., i-am iiinn, vu: iiiii ies al. arter, 10m ,1. iautis, litomusA.

hhi iis tut fllorioii trossett, ah ot 1 limine, ti't 1111 iiij, Kits. W.L. liearU, tJeiiiii. 10409 TJ. is.

Laml Oiliee. Wa-Kecnev August 20, ST. Notice is heivoy tiirit ine toiiotMiijr-naiiitjU SfciUer nas iileU notice of his intention to make tinal proof in support of his claim, ami tlutt saiii pioot will be made before the register and tiie United eilates land oinee at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on sovi-mber 'ST, viz: William A. Goasett, 126 L6, for the northwest rtuarter of section -7, township 20 south of rmixt? b9 west. He tiaiaes tne following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon, and cuiuvarioit of, said land, viz: Charles M.

Carter, Tom J. Sands, 1 nomas Harris uml Oavid Heaston, all ol iribune, Oreeley county, Kansas. W. C. L.

licaril, 1041.8 U. rt. iMid OXhce. "Wa-ICeeiiev, Avuust 30. Mot-tee is hereby given that Ute fotlowing-tiamed settler has tiled nonce oi ins intention to maKe tinal prooi in support oi his churn, and tiiat said prooi will ue nutue before tiie register and receiver ol tins United mates hum oiuco at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on November It, il, viz: Morton Gossett, 12645, for the northeast quarter ot section 27, township 20, south of range an west.

He names me ioilotv-iug witnesses to prove bis continuous resideuie upon, ami cuilivation 01, said land, viz: Cltarles Carter. 1 0111 J. Sands, Ihoinas A. liarris and OHviil 1.. iteaslou, ail ot lriiiune, ireeley county, Kan.

C. Ij. lieai-d, 10328 V. A. Land Office.

V'a-Keeney, Aumist 20, '87. Notice is heveoy given tiuit tne settier liiistiletl notice ot his iiiteiiiK.ii io iiialte iiiitii in support 01 iiis claim, iuio iiiat sain pi-o-il' will be i.s.t-ic belore the piob.ttc oi iihitii t-onnty, Kansas, at Ltoti, Kan-Kits, oil Octooer li, '8(, viz: Allen Sfcamtberry, 12321, for the southwest quarter of seciion 5, totvnslitp sttutl'i of range west. Mt the following witnesset to prove nis couUituous restrtenee and cultivation satu lautl, S. iicksou, Thomas 1'arker and ti. Coniilin.

(it. Aiiiswo.tii, Kansas, and Tliorhaid tku-iioe, 01 Tribune, Kan. 8 VV. 1-. liciirJ, 'utijrister.

lsSiii I'M land oftice. V. --7. is hci by tt at rht ft inru.T ii.ttucd s'--Ier Ii: ijied "iiiitiiv of hi', tn.3! iii of bis tnat iCi 'A wiil lti he tie; n-cisii and i th- lii'ul r. Kas, t-n vtjuiber eleven '87.

vir. FRIDAY, September, 2, 1SS7 i Krastus Good Killed in Cold Iilod. HE IS SHOT WHILE IN HIS OWN ROOM. The Deed ia All Probability the Work of Two Men. Convincing Proof That Robert Miner Fired One of The Shots That Sent the Murdered Man into Eternity.

Miner is Captured and Narrowly Escapes Lynching. The Officers Very Cleverly Elude the Mob. The Whole Affair Brought About by a Woman. Win. Miner Probably Implicated in the Hellish Work.

A Full and Complete Detail of the Facts in the Case. Between tho hours of one and three on Tuesday morning last Erastua Good, ouo of the oldest citizen of Greeley county, was shot and almost instantly killed by one Robert Miner. The terrible deed was committed in Horace in the sleeping room of the murdered man. The shots were fired from the outside through a window. Two balls entered Good's body.

One entered an inch or so below the right nipple, passing entirely through the body, cutting off the apex of the heart and lodging just inwde tho skin on the left The other ball entered above the left nipple and passed through tho base of the lungs and lodging in the neck. Either wound would havo produced almost instantaneous death. There were present in the room at tho time of tho murder one Frod McMillen and a girl named Kate Adair. When tho first phot was fired through tho window Good was facing it. When it struck him he turned around and the Becond shot was fired almost instantaneously.

Ho then fell to tho lloor and expired. His last words wore addressed to the boy McMillen. Ho said: "Kid, take my gun, I nm dono for." McMillen obeyed. Reaching down ho took tho revolver and with one shot he extinguished the lam p. Ho and the girl Kate then got behind a trunk which was in one corner of tho room where they remained until daylight.

They gave no alarm whatever fearing Miner would aim his death dealing revolver at them if they did so. At daylight iho boy gave tho alarm and the news spread over the city. After committing the deed Miner did not at once fly but ho remained about the building until daylight. He evidently desired to kill McMillen and tho girl before he left When the sua came up however he fled carrying with him a Winchester and his revolver. He was armed to the teeth and had plenty of ammunition.

Striking the prairie he walked northwest from Horace and finally took rofuge in a deserted dug out two miles northwest of Lombard. As coon as the alarm was given a poaso was at onoo organized to pursue the murderer. He was seen to leave the city and was followed by his pursuers at quite a distance. In this instance distance led enchantment because Miner's Winchester was reported to bo an excellent weapon and he could have easily picked a man off at a distance of half a mile. When he took refuge in the dugout the posse surrounded it and overtures were made to him to surrender.

For live or six hours ho refused but about 12 o'clock he gave in. Protection was fferod him and he gave himself up. He was thon driven back to Horace in carriage and confined in a room, strongly guarded in the Horace hotel. In the meantime Acting Coroner Goodin, of Lombard, took possession of the remains. A jury was impaneled and at one o'clock an inquest was held over the remains.

Drs. Moore and Wisehart succeeded finding the deadly balls after considerable trouble. Both had flattened out whero they had come in contact With the bone. The first witness examined at the inquest was the girl Kate. Her testimony was of no material benefit as far as giving any light on the case was concerned.

She showed an evident dasiro to shield the murderer. In appearance she is far from preposessing. he in 16 years old, with light hair and deep blue eyes. In stature she ia rather heavy and it is easy for one to see that she is lacking in education. During the inquest she con ducted herself in a most brazen manner.

Laughing and talking with Home pnrties wim wnom sne was- acquaintedall this too, while in the back room lay stiff and cold in death man whoso untimely decease she had caused, It was quite plain that though she was but 16 years of age fcho wiis hardened to sin and vice. In answering questions she spoke re luctantly and dowly. She testified that there was no ill feeling existing between the murdered man and Miller. That on the other hand they were tho best of friends. She detailed tho account of the shooting in this v.iy Good, Mr-Mi 1 1 en nod erfctlf had juit-u-: the back room.

They tad Tens and spices a specialty at Prin-gle's. George W. Scott has received another barrel of money to loan on Greeley county lands. If you have any business before the U. S.land office, including contests, go and see GLENN fc GLENN.

Money to Loan. LINNET HAWKINS. George W. Scott will loan from $350 to $500 on each quarter section of land in Greeley county. MoNBY to Loan.

LINNET HAWKINS. Final proof receipts received daily by Ii. A. Ramey, clerk of the district court for Wichita county. Call on or address him at Leoti.

If you make your application for a loan with George W. Scott he will guarantee you your money on the day you make final proof. Abstracts of Title. LINNET HAWKINS. Bv proving up before udge Garland you save time and expense.

Scarcely ten days will elapse lefore you will receive your final receipt. Abstracts of Title. LINNET HAWKINS. See Pringle for the best staple groceries at bed rock prices. A Democratic Meeting.

At a called meeting of the democracy of Greeley county held in the city hall at Horace for the purpose of permanently organizing the democracy of Greeley county, Judge A. G. Fulkerson was elected chairman and Neil B. Olson secretary. On taking the chair the Judge thanked those present for the dis tinction and proceeded to deliver a brief speech which was warmly received.

On motion it was unanimously agreed that when the meeting ad journed it adjourn to meet in mass convention at the the town hall Horace on September 3, at 2 o'clock. I he following resolution was adopted: Resolved, that the editors of Greeley connty be requested to assist in making the coming convention a success by giving publicity to the same. On motion of Mr. Florey the fol lowing committee on organization was appointed by the chair: R. J.

Colver, A. J. Hunter, Charley Lamb and Fred C. Florey. Ten days from date of proof until you receive your final receipt if you prove up before It.

A. ltamey, clerk of the district court of Wichita county with headquarters at Leoti Important to Settlers. Save time and expense by proving up before Judge C. W. Garland, pro bate judge of Wichita coxmty.

lou can take the cars and run over to Leoti where you will always find him prepared to give your busines prompt attention. Abstracts of Title. LINNET HAWKINS. U. Brown, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in ail courts and attend to all business before the Govermneiit Land Cilice promptly and Judiciously.

TRIBUNE, KANSAS P. J. Donahue, NOTARY PUBLIC. Real E-statc nnit Loan Accnt. ments and deeded laud for sale.

Relinquish- TRIBUNE, KANSAS COITTESTS. No. 95S1 NOTICE. U. S.

LAND OFFICE. Wa-Keenev, August 9, 1S87. Convplaint having been entered at this office by August H. Schowalter against Andrew J. weber for abandoning his Homestead entry, No.

16,270, dated Feb. 5, 1887, upon the northwest quarter of section 19, township 19, south of range 39 west, in Greeley county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 8th day of October, 1887, at 1 o'clock, p. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. 7 W. H.

PILKINTON, Receiver. NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION. 9846 U. LAND OFFICE. va- keeney, August 6, 1887.

Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has hied notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo made before the register and receiver of the united States "land ollice at wa-keeiiey, kansas, on October 19, 18S7, viz: Aleri A. Badgers, 15074, For the southeast quarter of section 10. township ID, south of range 39, west. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said laud, viz: Jahiel Kilgore. william A.

Mitchell, John M. t'aiue. ami william S. Fleener, all of Pickwick, Greeley eounty, w. O.

L. Bkabo, Kegistor. 9849 V.H. LAND OFFICE. wa-kecney.

August 1887. Notice Is hcrebv given that the followins-nained settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the rep inter and receiver of the united States land ollice at wa-keeney, kausas, ou October 19, istr, viz John M. Paine, 14889, For the northwest quarter of section 26, township, 18, south of range 30, west, lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jahiel kilgore, Isabel 1. Kodwrs, william A. Mitchell, ana Charles H.

Kodjiers, all of 1'ick-wick, Urueluy county, kansas. 6 w. C. L. Heard, fleeter.

9830 I'. S. LAND wa-keeney, August 6, 1887. Notice is hereby civen that the settler has tiled notice of lvis intention to make llnal proof in support, of his laini, and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the united Stale laml olhce at wa-keeney, kansas, on October 1st, 1887, viz. William A.

Mitchell, USQi, For tho southwest quarter of section 34, township 18, south of ranfte 39 west. He natne the witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon: and cultivation of. said lsnd, Jahiel Uilgore, Calvin M. Ilodcrs, John M. l'aine sunt Charles 11.

Kodgers, ail of Pickwick, Greeley county, kansas. w. C. L. Beakd, Register.

8. LAN!) OFfr'ECK. Wa-Keeney, Aug jb Il37. Notice is hereby civcu that the. toilowitip-named imshied notice oi M-j jufr'icioii to make final proof in support of ids that said proof will be made before the I istvr and receiver o( the vuImaI Mates land ot'Sco at kannafi.

on Oeuilter 1:1, is.s7, viz: CMvin M. Kodfjers, 3i 14S07, For the iiorlhrast quarter of tion 19. south of ranjre west. He lui'nes the following wn.ue.jota to pjus luscaiinauousresi- in suppi.rt ot 1ns 111.11 sain Trot win ne ntatio nemre tut ivr'ster iiiiu receiver of the liuited Stab-s laud ofiiee v.it-!eehey, October 17, viz: James JL Price, 15500, Fertile so qnarler of ncetimi 14, 18, south "i rnntttf wett. lie names the fohoAiii; witnesses to prove his coui.iuous residence upon, cultivation of, laud, viz: ii.

Jesse K. I'Mir. llcurv J. Helm ruid lu-Ktaliiim C. Mauley, ail ot 'I rthtine, Greeley couutv, Kansas.

6 w. ('. L. itEAsit-, Ileuistor. t81 V.

S. hand OfJoe. 1W7. Kotice i'i lierciiy ti't- 1oll.wi:i;-n.iined settler has notice, of his li ietitioti to nut km liiiiii prooi in supjwivt of his cU'-im. that said ijro.it' v.ii! he ina'du hefore the rerisU-f ami icci.iver of tite i-iiht-d Srat.es land oiin-eat wit-keetiiiy.

ka n.vts. on Ci, viz: Charles H. Vertrees, 14-720, tor the l'i'lf of thr- M.ii; of section toviusitij) 17. ot 40 west, and tne west. of the lmri iitvest tUHHerof a.

township lo. si it! t.h of raiiije t. Ha names the toHowimr witnesses to provo Ids eon-tinttous residence unn, and 1 ultivalion of. litmi, viz: Irani J. j'riddv.

X. thirre.er. 1 In.er All T. i.t Tribune, Greeiev kiiunas. vv." C.

L. BoiTd, 9033 V. S. LAND OITICK. i Jitiy Kotice is tcnei: tlutl the "has ice his i i tr.

1: lo made tmai proof in sujip'-it itt- chti.n. and that siiiil vtill b- t. befm" and receiver of tin- oih'-- at Wa-Keeney, on Oetooer ij7, viz: Jlgritve I1. KJliott, Homestead Kntry lor tho northwest quarter oi section township -ji. a ranicc iii' v.

t-st. fie tiaiiies 10 prove ids continuous residence, upon. Mid cr.iti-vation or, laud, viz: Krodcrie i'. Sfeveis. lid-rar it.

i.iK-khiirt. W. and V. K. ot 1 1 ioiii.e, coiinty, Kansas.

5 YV. t'. L. llKAitti, Itesistcr. SOT U.

S. LANI (IF!" i UV, Jlllv Xotice is hereby uivi-n that th foliowin-named 3ettler lias ilkd notice 01 his iiitc-tion lo maitv iiiiu! proof in stu.port ot iiis tlahu. and that said proof wtil l-e hi.fofc. the and receiver of the I Htnies land at Va-Keeney, Kaiuias, on octoh.r to, ls7. viz: Daniel Y.

Hooley, Oci hirntry No. tor t.l.e north west ijuarter 01 st-i'tioii rsinje west, lie names tiie to prove ins i tijiort, and cultivation of. said iasitl. viz: Jijlin it. hnoderly.

IX i 1 Siiodi-riy arid Lewis i. ali ibtiitr1, tti--Ii-v Kansas. C. Bkaki. ielsitvi-." s.

I. A XII fKFfU. y. i.ui.., Notic iicrolf- fivVn tiiat ti.f sou it iilt-tl iiyiit-o ot hi iiiM-ution to liiiiii in support til' his i-hiiln. lual will hi' 1 -1 tii ir.ist' antl n-i-t-ivcr of tii rniti'd laml 'onit-e at wa-iici-iit-y, on ISV, viz: Charles C.

ir 1 lie ii'vost of liost J3. toW1i.sI.i2 irf, SMUtli Ol" rrlilU iO -liij, it Ui pitfVl? 1:1. r-Jlti tt iroiS I rvitil lit? v', lii'iii, v.iii.-:r Mi ifi-iirv ii. iu.i A. iti! Ti i.i.

ti vv. I. iio- r-i. r-8fS S. oi; vva-kft-iicv, Aaa is lu'rot-y v'tii-r i.n.-, ti cf liiahc tiiiiii proof in ot bis t-Uiim.

arm that saiti proof wiil be ma. tlte rcjiister and receiver of custeti mihIj-s laml oriiee at Wii-keeucy, on 3. 1S. viz: Elmer E. Thornbnrsr, ll-il-i, for the the lortii qimr-tr aiiti tiie north lit if and ii sontiicasi t'litnci of tiie uoriheast s-t'litni iii, townsiiip IS.

of rani'c to tie tin- witiicrtsos to prove continuous mid (, (jrniit l'l loy. M. T. anil li. Vertrccx.

nil of foiuity, Kansiiit. w. C. L. Beard, hrisicr.

It0 lT. OKFlfE. ii. 1SST. Xotice if hertdiy given i.i;.t Um ftirtOwniiT-nami'd set tier htisCltit notice.

hit iiiti'iititui to proof hi suppoit ins caiin, ami will tie nsi'uo ltcfi-rj iiiiu receiver of tiie rnitt Mates oihee Jit ticeiiey, kar.siis. on Xovember 1, xwr, viz: Oliver 1L Harden, 3i 15987, for the northc-ast of section 13. t-r viishin It), south of 41) west. Ke iuinic to i.is coiuinnoiis residence upon. iiiil cultivaUoa of, sjiitl iami.

iSiiunu 1'. warren, orrm N. Avhvm ih. Oliver 1. Littlcjobii, im! Sai-iiiel Hartien, all of Tribmie, (iicclcy couutv, kansas.

6 w. C. Ij. iiotrisloi-. 1812 V.

S. I.ANDOrril'E. wa-keeney, Auftust 18V. Xotice is hereby tciven tht the setller hits tiled notice of his to liiiitl proof in support of hi3 and that said proof will be made before the rciti-in sinil receiver of lite fnited Suites lntifl oiliee at wa-keeiiLy, k.iris,is, 0:1 owi-iber 1, Sanitit1! P. Wiirrcn, 0 loJGO, for the quarter of section 12.

township l', south of 4f. west, lie names tua foil owing sse.ss to prove his residence upon, and of. said land, viz: niutaicl Ob'v-r it. X. Alvworih and fiiiver V.

Mot ion I i -1 -joim, of Trunin, Oreeiey couutv, vv. 1.. ii, lie-nsier. I.and at Kits. 20 1S-7 latIG No-ie is horeby givon that the tlof.inp-nanied settler has filed notic: of io nn.ke fimtl proof in su.

port of his claim and tnat said proot will hft mal before the clerk of ihe disinct court of ch ia county hori Km, on October 4. IfKS" v.z: Jci'ii-s P. ILi'e, he o. 15,291," for the nw nr cce 4 -p 17 south of range 4 we-rt He 11 the following witnesses t. prove bis continuous roidetice upon miu cultivation of laim, viz: J.

Mntrhr. Josiah p. nghi, hi. -Mis tii, idiuia ivensey, Inbune. co.

Kansas VV u. L. Beahd. Register. Land Office at We-Keene), 18S7.

1U44M Xotice is hcrebv jrivcn that; the foliowing-named sitiier lia fiiea no ive of In, iiitentionto mav'e final pioof in sttcpoit of his claim and that Siiid proof will be ma le before he Keesiar and Rcc iver of this Untied K.ates Land office at Keeney Kar sas XOvember 2 18X7, viz: Samuel A. llaha, No. 12158, for the ne or fee 2 tp 17 south of r.nge 3 9 west. lie names the following witnesses prove his conilnuous residence pon and cultivation of said land, viz; Harrj 8 Ilamil'on, James I. seu-by Allied Csri-oo.

AVillism H. HansJa, ail of St Theresa, YYichiia Kan. 8 W. O. Ij.

Roffister. Laud Office at Wa-keeney Ang-, 20 1SS7 104-K1 Notice is hwtby given that the fol owing-named setller has filed ui.lice of his intention lo make Anal proof in support of his e-niin, and that said proof made bt-fore Kegisler and toeivur fc Lund oiliee at wa-keeney Kas, on November 1S(( viz. Willitim H. IIuiiHon, Xo. 12,150, for ihe nw tjT sec 2 tp 17 sooth of rttug-e west.

lie tinmen Uie foil wiue; witnesses to po his, conintios Tt-sUtoiii-'- upon, and culti i said land viz: Samuel A. itahii, Itai vey ts. Hn Juuiei i.isHiiby, Ahrod Ctrlon, all of Th.iesa. VVielii county. 8 VV.

C.Ij. Uetlt'd, Rpi ter. 'l'i Vsi-Kivwy, 1is, Arc-. Drt M'ti'-c is friMjti tbiil liio I-jUjw nitj tum-iiil lis-ii'-i- i.l i.is iiin-n icniisi-t mini juDiif in siipi 'flrt of Ms i-Uiim ami iirtfif ill in- iiuiit tin rf'-Ntor n.i i n-i-civ? h'" latui hi lit sit Sis, Mwiii'jcr ii hi Edward 12244, for tin sw st t-'-S riiimoiiP v. jio iiiiiiioi t-'i" v- in up :i.l.!.

rtilrival d' iiit! Viz: li -e: Julllt A SfjtTS rreiifi i-'- Cnlf, i-f 'l'i 8 Oi.KTirl,Kogitcr. l' IV! tt V. ittlic. -r f( Nl.ort.-.'-, i-i ii i rt icf ti't b-'M-s tj a o' jut ve at Va --s -7 f.M? for tiie Mt va tp hi w.ua ot ra vr-. ct im o' i I- V.

II' I V. I I a -ll r.c I support of Ins claim, and tnat raid proof wiil be made before the register and receiver of the U. S. land office at wakeeney, on October 24, 1SS7. ltwai S.

Land Otllce. Wa-Keeney, August so, "g7. Notice is hereby given that Hie following-niiiued net t.Ier lias filed notice of his intention to make Iinal proor in support; of his claim, find thai said pro-vf will he made beioie the probate jiuige of WiehiUi i-niiity. Kansas, at Leon, on October 17, Vr, viz: Cbnrlos Dickson, 12317, for the northeast quarter of section township a), soiali lie n.i:;::" tise vtiini piove his rotidi-nce upon, and iitiva.uoji cl, in 1. a- -t ,1 -1 J1 l-tijij li, A .1 r.

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