DISTRICT COURT
(Columbus Citizen)

The following named persons applied for and were granted their final letters of citizenship, viz: Christopher Leppin, John Koym, Ferdinand Koym, Peter Jurasek, John Pudlich, Franc Rasca, Frank Foltin, Ferdinand Kezlek, Vincenz Hudic, Wm. Buels; Wm. Koyn, Frank Stock, Joseph Rossler, Frank Lutousky, Paul Schmidt, Martin Dryer, Fritz Poppe, John Kuehn, Carl Otto, Harry T. Youens, Fredrich Becker, Wm. Rahlwes, Fred Juergens, Thurder Harmon, Fritz Beken, F. Brunkenhofers, D. Oltjendiers, John Holub, Phillip Sikora, Christian Paasch, John Knebl, Ignaz Jurasek, Gregor Grebruc, Robert Goeppinger, F. Gerstman, Jos. Schuelker, Franz Grobarek, Herman Hine, J. Grobarek and Adolph Brast.
Weimar Mercury, September 12, 1891

The following persons, citizens of Colorado county, have taken out final naturalization papers: G. Buske, F. Uhlik, F. Nishman, August Dahse, John Schollett, Ernst Fretschert, Ernst Hoffman, Martin Holcak, Anton Kainer, Chas. Holle, Leopold Mruhes, Julius Hundt, Ernst Zikuhr, John Huebl, Ignaz Huebl, Christian Spies, Martin Macula, Martin Machae, Joe Walchar, John Hoffman, John Valchar and Franz Zeiner.
Weimar Mercury September 19, 1891

The following persons have taken out their final naturalization papers since the last session, viz: Charles Seidel, Ferd Meekhalker, Leopold Mechalker, Joseph Kundelker, John Folta, Carl Schwede, Wm. Schwede, Fredrich Gundelech, Stephen Tell, Gerhard Kuch, Franz Labay, Michael Labay and Ernst Krenek.
Weimar Mercury, October 10, 1891

COLUMBUS CULLINGS

Frank Pruchn, an alien and subject to the emperor of Austria, applied and was granted final letters of citizenship.

Axel de Lemos and Chas. de Lemos, aliens and subjects to the king of Denmark, applied and were made citizens of the United States.

Berthold Leyshat an alien and subject of the Emperor of Germany, applied for and was granted final letters of citizenship.

COLUMBUS CULLINGS
John Limburg, an alien, and subject to the king of Sweden and Norway, applied for and was granted final letters of citizenship.

A. Scholandt and B. Tiemann, aliens and subjects of the empire of Germany, were made citizens of the United States.
Weimar Mercury, March 21, 1891

J. Steach and Henry Oppermann, aliens and subjects of the emperor of Germany, applied and were granted final letters of citizenship.
Weimar Mercury, October 17, 1895

SEVEN TAKE OUT FINAL PAPERS OF NATURALIZATION

Federal Immigration Agent Zichur was in the city last Saturday and examined 17 applicants for final papers of naturalization. Many laughable replies were given to the questions propounded, ranging all the way from Ferguson and Jos. Bailey as present governor of Texas to an utter ignorance of who are our county officers.
Every applicant knew that George Washington was the first president.
Nine are granted final papers of naturalization: Vasil Harbus, Weimar; Walenty Rataj, Weimar; Charlie Kuezerka, Columbus; Mike Rossillie, Dobbins; Simon Kuezerka, Columbus; August Pachal, Weimar; Rud. Muehr, Weimar; Anton Muehr, Weimar; Frank Peter Jarutow, Columbus.--Colorado Citizen
Weimar Mercury, February 29, 1924, page 6