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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-10
SHERlFF'S SALE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that by virtue of an execution issued oct
of the District Court for the Third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory. holding
terms al Seattle. and t. me directed. in favor
Of Kane, o'ieary & Co. and against Edward
Chyson, have levied upon and will sell to the
highes. bidder :or cash. at public auction at
the door o: the county building in Port Madi-
son, kitsap County. Washington Territory, on
Monday. November 18Th. \. d. 1872 at the
hour oi / o'clock i. VI. o; said day, the follow
ing real property to.sit: South half of North
west quarter OF Section %. containing l20
acres and that part of Lo, Of Section 20 in
Township % North. Of Range l West, that
lays East of a certain cedar tree, commencing
at the Southeast. conner Of said lot and running
north thirty ne rods 10 the beach thence fol-
lowing the meinder of said beach to the North
line OF said lot thence about six rods on said
line TO point agreed upon by parties, thence
South SO rods. thence East 81 rods 10 the point
of beginning. containing about 1873 25.lOO
acres. All Of said land is in Township %
North. of Range West, in Mitsap County,
Washington Territory: and the hotel and all
the improvements on said lands. or SO much
thereof as will satisfy said execution. with
costs and incie sed costs.
Dated October sih. 1879
JOSEPH COMSTOCk,
Sheriff of kiiSap County. W. I.
McNACGEr Bios,
Attorneys Tor PlLint:i. oll-wJt
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The first BILL introduced. the present
session of tho Legislature. was one at
least twice recommended by the INTEL.
LroENcER. 1t protects the postal rights
Of the insane, and in addition provides
for lnquests in the event Of the sudden
or mysterious death Of persons Of this
class. To Nr. White, of
King county, is due the credit f,r tho
of this humane bill.
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Friday, October 10, 1879.
LAND OFFICE REMOVAL AGAIN.

We clip as follows from tho last issue
of thc Puget Sound Nal:
The Vancouver Iadependent very
naturally objects to the Seattle INTEL
LiGENCERs proposition to remove the
Vancouver Land Office to Olympia and
tne Olympia Land Office to Seattle.
This was to be expected. We cannot
say exactly whether the reasons given
by the Independent why this change
should not take place are correct and
proper; but it is undoubtedly in order
TO propose the ramoval Of the Olympia
office to Seattle. The old counties
AROUND and tributary to Olympia, the
capital. are pretty we'll settled and
taken up. and hence have not as much
Claim on the facilities afforded by
Land office % the sparsely settled couu-
ties Of tho Sound. The necessity for
the establishment of . new Office on
Puget Sound might be obviated by the
removal Of. the present Office from
Olympia to Seattle, where it will he
most convenient TO q large majority OF
those having business Herewith.
Though the district is large one; ana
the Office does perhaps the most bust
ness of any 10 the Territory. the pres
cnt officers. Messrs J r Brown and K
G Stuart. keep the business we'll up
and attended to in the most acceptable
manner. We have no f-nlt to find
with tho manner of conducting the
business of the Office; it is tho distance
Travelled by our people to transact bust.
ness that works q hardship. Hence we
pro pose to remove the Office to the
place where it will do the most good.
As for the town of Olympia. it has no
valid claim upon the Office. As the
capital, it will still have q large pro-
portion OF the official patronage Of the
Territory. We trust that Delegate
Brents will note this fact. and when he
returns TO Washington next December
he will introduce bl! entitled IAN
oct to provide for the removal Of the
U. s. district Land Office from Olym
pia to Seattle W. T."
We do not get the Lad1e"dent, and do
not know and DO not care what it has
to say on the subject. We do know
that Puget Sound has but one Land
Office while the Columbia river Coun-
try has three. The distribution is not
fair. The Puget Sonnd country is more
than one quarter tho whole Territory,
while ITS population, wealth and neces.
sites are folly one-half. This part Of
the Territory is rapidly developing.
New people arc coming in and new
laLds being taken. 1t is neither right
nor just to place obstacles in the way OF
these people. The greatest Of oil OBJ
staclss is cost. Our object is to reduce
the cost to the minimum. We have
no objections to the Columbia river peo-
pie having u dozen Land Offices and
they should not object to our having
two. One. at Seattle. We must have.
We hope lower Sound citizens will take
up the matter and force it to q success.
full termination. Let them talk it up
aud write it up. The column, of tho
INrELLIGENcER are open to them I'm
press tho want upon Delegate Bren,s.
Let the Legislature assist him by
memorializiug Congress. A long pull :.
and astronG pull and pull all together
will easily and quickly accomplish it.
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PoRr TOWNSEND. Oct. 9-Lieuten>
ant Wittick. recently promoted from
second to first lieutenant. and ordered
TO join Company b. Twenty>first In.
fantry, At this post. arrived from the
East today with his family.
Mr.. s. Waterman. of tho firm Of
Waterman & Katz. Of this city. re.
turned today from San Francisco. hav-
ing been absent about six weeks. His
visit was prolonged by tho serious ILL.,
ness Of his partner Mr.. s. l KATE.
The steamer Tacoms. having towel
the ship Shirley from Departure Bay
to seq yesterday. returned here this
morning and left Immediately with the
Dashing Wave, which arrived from
Tacoma during the night.
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B OR N

eINoERMAN-ln this city Oct. sth, 10 the wife
Of Paul 6inSsrman. Q son.
CHILDERa- S~pt. go. 1872. 10 the wife Of Mr.
John IL Cniieess. o! Pleasant Ridge. LAconner.
. daughter.
wHrrH-oct ,. 1879. TO the wife Of Mr.. Robert
White. Of LsConner. . daughter.
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ing Place.
The City Of Seattle does or,lain as to!!o,'s.
To-, cit:
SECTION /. Tha. it shall 70: be
Lawful to land any freight or property
at the City's Landing Place at the foot
Of Washington Stree, in this city.
without ti:s: procuring permission 50
10 do from the Haroor Master and
paying to said Harbor Master wharfage
according to the rates hereinafter
prescribed and any person violating
any of the provisions of this section
shall DE deemed guilty of misde-
meanor and shall for each and every
such otfense. on conviction thereof, be
fined in any sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars, to which may be
added Imprisonment: not eXcee ling
thirty days.
to be charged and collected for landing
freight ut said Landing Place shall be
as follows, towit: Fifty cents per ton
for merchandise, produce aud property
of all kinds whatsoever; fifty cents per
thousand tor brick; fifty cents per thou
sand feet for lumber; twenty five cents
per head for horses, mules and horned
cattle; five cents per head for sheep.
hogs and all other live animals what
soever. Passengers and their baggage
free of charge. In cases not herein
provided for. such rates and charges as
the Harhor Master shal, deem reason
able
SEC 3. That it shall be the duty Of
the Harbor Master to have and exercise
control over Sid Landing Place. He
shall post up conspicuously at
said Landing Pi,ce the rates of
Wharfage hereby prescribed, ard
also notice giving warning 70 the
public Of the punishment prescribed
for violations of Section Of this
Ordinance. He shall collect the
wharfage prescribed in Section 2 Of
this Ordinance aud it shall be his
especial duty to make complaint for
any and all violations OF Section of
this Ordinance.
Sec. / That the ucuey collected by
said Harbor Master for wharfage shall
go into the fund for general municipal
purposes. On tho first Monday of
each and every month the Harbor
Master shall pay to the City Treasurer
oil moneys collected by him under the
provisions of this Ordinance, less ten
per cent. thereof, which said H.rbor
Master is hereby authorized to retain
for his compensation for services under
the provisions Of this Ordinance. and
he shall receive no other or further
compensation Whatsoever fox such ser
vices. The Harbor Master shall take
duplicate receipts from the Treasurer
for all moneys paid to such Treasurer
under the provisions Of this Ordinance,
one of which receipts such Harbor
Master shall forthwith file with the
City Clerk. who shall charge the
Treasurer with the amount thsreof.
Sec. 5. This Ordinance shall take
effect AID be in force at the expiration
of five days after the same shall have
been published.
Passed the Common Council of the
City Of Seattle and approved and re-
turned October 9th. 1879.
O. JACOBS,
Attest: Mayor.
L. S. OSBORNE, City Clerk.
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EVERYBODY should have their pic
turcs taken when they can be had ct
reasonable prices. aud when tie picture
will be . true likeness. Judkirs. the
Photograph Artist, possesses this sbil-
ity. We remain only short time
longer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
10. 0. F....FUNERAL NOTICE.

nLIvR BRANCH LODGE No. 1. MEMBERS
~ Of this Lodge are requested 10 meet ~ their
hall a. o'clock to day for the purpose OF attend
iEg the funeral OF our deceased brother A W
Naison. Members Of sister lodges are kindly re-
guessed 70 At;s nd. By or .er Of
+. GASCU, y. @.
T. C. DrxNoCx, Secretary.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

LNCRNIsHED OR UNFINISHED, NEAR THE
IL business part Of town. For further paYtie.
UIass inquire At this Office. S1ztf
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1T Is NOW 0ENER-lALLY CONCEDED
thst the Truss patented = and manufactured by
Mr.. Hendricks. Of this |" city. is the best. most
comfortable, durable, and effective article Of
the kind ever of .redH:to a suffering public
One hundred and sixty m ino Of these trusses
THE REST TRllSS MADE Is
have been sold since=last December, and the
manufacturer has veto find q customer who
ia dissatisfied. or who%does not speak in tho
highest terms Of his=bsfgain.
Try the Hendricksc 9rrusP. and you will
never regret 1t. Satis9Sfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded In evc<3ery case.
o1.dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ORDINANCE NO. 1917.

IA Ordinance Regulating The Landing q
Freight a.f Property a: the Guys
Land;ag Pace al he taot 81 Washing
ton Street, Gn1 fxiag the rates q
Wharfage to Il charged AZ said Land
ing Plare.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

sxclusivELY To fua ISrELLI0sSCHR.
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Cents Furnishing Goods,

WOODWARD. EQuIsTos & BRADSHAW.
Cor. Second & Morrison Sts.. Portlan nd.
sSoi:f
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OOMESTIc DEPARTMeNr.

HotsI-kccpers. Honse-keepers and the public in
general viii save money b. looking over our
sock We cannot be undersold in Blankets
eSeetings, Comforts, etc, etc. full ike OF
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The City Of Seattle does or,lain as t1ol!o,cs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

II Bob Tracy says he made no pledge, nor
authorized any one to make any, to the Green
back Convention, inconsistent with his stand
ing as Republican. He said he was in favor
of Greenbacks, but did not authorize any ono to
pledge him in favor Of destroying the Natl onal
Banks, or Issuing unlimited amounts Of Green
backs-or, to put il in the favorife style of the
Greenbackers, Sufficient to meet the wants of
trade, and to make them . legal tender for every
thing" 1t is very sure that Sam. Handy read
of platform pledging him pretty strongly TO
Greenback doctrines; but SAM, In his zeal, may
have oyerdope it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

MUsr SWALLOW HIM.-As soon as the result
of the Ohio election was known, the Cincinnati
Enquirer, q semi-Greenback paper, exclaimed
that the Democrats had enough Greenback fool
ishness, and now give them Tilden. Tho Atchi-
son Patriot, the Democratic organ Of Northern
Kansas, takes up the echo, "Give us Tilden."
They have been houeyfuggling with the Green
back party, courting it, and pandering to it, for
the sake of coalitions, and having ingloriously
failed, they sigh for Tiden's ''barl, aud beg for
q chance to support him, with his anti-Greeu-
back doctrines. The Greeubackers Of Doniphan
County have entered into an unholy alliance
with Democrats who will rejoice in an opportu-
nifty to swallow Tilden's hard money principles
rs eagerly as they endorsed Greeuback senti-
ments, for the sake Of Office. Whom the Green
hackers come down to that, they are pretty near
ly s'petered out" and may as well throw mp the
sponge.
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JAMES n. TRAxr.-Trsnt says that oar sdito-
rial on the Greenback Convention places him in
false light, - it makes it appear that he was q
candidate before the Convention for Clerk, and
received but one vote. Our editorial was not
written with view to stating the views O.
wishes of amy man, but to simply relate the facts,
- they occurred. However, no do not think
thsk Mr.. Trant was . seeker after the o0ee--in
fact, he arose ard stated that h was too poor
to make the canvass, and proposed D. W. Morss
- . candidate. which was not listsned to, - Il
would hsve sbasted" up the bargin and sale b.
tween the Greenback schemers and the Demo
cratic Central Committee. But this We will say,
regardless Of Mr.. Trant's position: that IS he
was the only Greeuback man proposed to tho
Convention for County Clerk, he was entitled
to the nomination Of the party; and the fact
that be did not seek the nomination, and was
too poor to make canvass, were good reasons
why be should have been nominated, il Green-
back professions are worth anything. and il that
party were anything else than tail for tho
Democratic dog to waggle, in . scramble after
the public Offices.
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n We have received copy of . paper called
the LIBERAL Adrooafe, hailing from Topeka, but
apparently both sides patent. We judge that
its principal object is TO oppose the prohibition
amendment to the Constitution. II the number
before MS is fair sample, it will psy the prohi-
bitionists to contribute literally to keep it 60
ing. Its attacks upon temperance and temper
ance people will help the cause. Thousands Of
temperance people are opposed to prchibitory
legislation, but they caunot be encouraged and
streng thened in their opposition by the ilt-ad-
vised Trades of the paper before MS.
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NOTICE by Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
the State Of Kansas sitting in and for the County Of
DOniphan.
To Rosna Reis Peter Refs Emee Roxbsrger. and
Frederick Rusehel
TAKE NOTICE, that the undsIsigned John Bsact'
D. 1879 sued you, Cyrus Leland Jr. James Harr, and
Clara W. HAIR, defendants therein. The object and
PRAYER Of petition filed in said Court against 10
10 recover judgment against the defendant James Ha
on promssory by him TO the undersgned
for Of two hundsed dollars, soo and interest
thereon April 2sd 1875 at ten per cent per annum
less ten dollars tioJ paid December 5th ls1e and Tor
the foreclosure mortgage executed by James HIATT
and wife the said Clara W. Harr to secure said note
upon south half Of the south quarter Of section
thirty ak 36) township two csD Of range twenty o
in Donpan County State Of Kanaas and for the sale Of
said xns to satisfy the amount due sad note the
costs charges Of SALE and fee OF thirty
dollars s30) forcclosng plaintiffs mortgage. The
plaintiff also prays in bis said petition that the interest
Of you and the defendants be and the
proceeds Of the SALE after paying plaintiff the costs Of
Of suit and attorneys fee Aforesaid be apportoned
among the defendants according TO their respective In
teress and pri0rities. You required to answer
demur said petition before the 9Th day Of Decem
ber A. d. 1875 or said petition will be taken confess
ed and Judgment rendered accordingly.
JOHN BRECKENRIDGE, Plainth.
By ALBEIT PKRRY, his Attorney.
October o. 1s79-4w. Prs fee, eia5o.
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Sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss
COrryTv mr. DSyIPnAN ~

Inthe District Court for Donphaa County State o Kansas
The Atchison National Bank, Plaintiff.
Frank Sproul
Virginia Z. Sproul,
George 7. Hoagland,
Roaa Leuker;
Guardian Of Edward Hanmin
James II. Hawlcy,
Julia A. Tuthin,
Administratrix Of Horatio Tuthill
deceased, DefsndantA.
NOTICE ID hereby givsn that viii the 17th day si
~ NoysI6er, A. D. ls7s q Tie hs.f Of TIVE c'eleek
the city Of Troy in Do.iphsa Ceanty seats Of Kansas
oder for sale ~ public auctoa, for cash. the following
described real estate vit haf Of the north
vest quarter asA the vest hs = erth vest quarter
Of section fifteen, @ in township fouH 20 Of range tveo
tyone, p In Donphan County, state q Kansaa Takes
- the property Of Frank Spe0ui and vrgins Sprou
and offered for sale TO the highest bder Tor cash. 70 a
isfy certain judgment and costa at record In the
District Court Doniphan county the State Of Kan
49, in which The Atchison National Bank PLAINTIFF
and Frank Sproul, Virginia E. Sproal ct al, were de-
fondants-
Given under my hand this isth day Of October, A.
1873.
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
Sheriff Of Duaphan County.
October is, le7s-5w. Prs fec e143o.
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~ One woman, in q delicate state Of health,
came some miles to see the President, 1t Nsosho
Falls, and soon after was seized with labor
pains. She ought to have known better. Hayes
came very near causing . miscarriage of the
Republican party, and poor, weak woman
could not expect to fare any better.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

C. H. ORTIZ, Of Hiawatha,
Kansas, is now leaning money on
Doniphan County Real Estate Sc
curity, at 8 per cent. interest and
reasonable commission, and has
now arranged SO that all or any
part of the money loaned can be
paid at any time, and the interest
will stop on the amount paid.
Call and see him, or write to him
at Hiawatha, Kansas, before bor-
rowing elsewhere.
Mar %. '7s-ly.
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1Bob Montgomery says that horses and mules
can'sbreed together. and the Greenbsckeu might
have known it, when they went into that ooali-
tion. We trust that these wanderers from the
Republican fold will soon get their eyes open to
the fact that the good old Republican breed is
the best, and that all mixtures are Improbable.
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II The Leavenworth Tiaes publishes the
County tickets of that County an advertise
ments, in the "Want" column. Correct-they all
want Office
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u Dr. Lemoyue, the notorious eremationist,
of Washington, Pa, is dead, and has been burn
ed in his furnace. Let rs hope that this viii be
the end Of the disgusting business in the United
Statea
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS H.
DoyIPHAy COUNT.

In the District Court for Dsaiphaa Csty State Of Kansas.
James K O. sasrvoed. Pi'i.std.
Gunder TruBsou and
Ls.esa Trossos, Dsssaa..sA
NOrICH is hereby givea that vill % the NH day
~ Of Nevenber, A. D. le7s The hour sf oclock r.
the City Of Troy in Denphan Cssaty stase Of Kansas
e9er for ssls as psbc sncton fer cash. the following
described real estats 70 Wit The quarter of
section twenty sevea On n tevnship feer % sosth, Of
raake tvessyS.s f esataiaing hanarsd ana sixty
the PrsPery ef Ga.der Tessse anl Lsasss Tressss
a.d s2ered E s.le % the highess bdder fr cssh - t
Dfstct Cecr for Ds.phs. Comfy IN ths Seass q Ka.
-. N which Janee x. O. Shsrvcod plaintiff aad
Given sadsr ny hand this lssA day u October. A.
CHARLES BURKHALrKR
Shsai1 ef Duaiphas Comfy.
0etobsr le. ls79-Sw. Frs fes o1e-5o
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SheriH''s Sale.

DoxPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court for Donphan County State of
Virginia Mills Plaintiff.
Asahel Low
and
Margaret Low, Defendants
NOTICE s hereby given, that will, the cath day
~ of November A. d. 1872 at the hour Of O'clock p.
NJ said day. at the north door Of tho Court House. In
the city Of Troy In Dohiphan County State VI Kansas
offer sale public auction, for cash. the following
described real estate to Wit Tho southwest quarter Of
section thirtytwo. t32 in township four ~ Of range
twenty-one (a in Doniphan County State Of Kansss.
Taken the property Of Asahe Low aud Margaret Low
and offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash. to sat-
sfy certain Judgment and costs Of record In the
District Court for Donphan County in the State Of Kan
in which Virginia Mills was plaintiff and Asahel
Low and Margaret Low were defendants.
Appraised At ts700.
Given under my hand this e9d day Of October A. d.
1879.
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
October p ls7s-5w. Pre- fee. tl0-50.
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Sherif''s Sale.

SuCHlHH . SUnCs
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
DoSlPHAS COUNT,
In the District Court for Doniphsn County State
Everhard Bons, Plaintiff.
|
Bartholomew ODriscoll
and
Elizabeth ODriscoll. Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
IN November A D. 1872 at the hour Of clock p Of
said day the north door Of the Court House. in the City
Of Troy in Donphan County State Of Kanaas ser for
SALE at public auction for cash. the following described
real estate to w The east half and north quarter
Of the south quarter Of section thirty 3 in
township four. % Of range twentyone ts In Deuiphan
County State Of Kansas Taken the property Of Bar
tholomew 0Drscoll and Elizabeth ODriscol and oer-
ed for sale to the highest bidder for cash. TO satisfy
certain Judgment and costa Of record in the District
Court for Donphan County In the STATE Of Kansas In
which Everhard Bons plaintiff, and Bartholonew
ODriscoll and Elizabeth ODTisc0ll defendants.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Octeber A. d.
1879.
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff VI Doniphsn County.
October l6. 1s79-5w. Prs fee. ela.
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To jackson FIeek,

VNAhE NOTICE, thst the undersigned, Isaac Flsek,
= plaintt4 has saed yeu, Mary Fleek, Hsnry Fleek
Aaryarst 10y: JOAN flesk, Jenny Mcclellan, james
zeek EPhfain fieek LanEfsrd Humphrey John Hum
phrey defes1..tA IN ths District Court i and fsr Don
Hoan state q k,ssas The object snd prayer
= to . Sss.. p.r.isics tso.ns real estsse
Of section nnstssn. Qs In township thrse fsI o2
~. s t .ses plaintiff AID defssdsats aeoerd
assgn and partition 70 planf part there
q. e A,sy Ls.s eesh.f part thsrsof % Hs.y rle.k
Cleuan xparaio Fsek asd yasss Fissk saeh eneeigh.
.ssJu ps sssresf g Lassord HnnPhrey essthiffy-
lay stokes. GeeeEs Humphrey, and Jane Hu9pkrsy.
saen hundred ssd eightisth part thereof Yea
are required - dsnur said psesisa = or
e.iefs u. Sfh Day II Nsvsabss lss said peStioa
VII b taken esafsssd md tudgnent entered a9nnaf
Oessbsr II, 1s79. BAAC HLERK
By ALsE1 PEszS, his AtssrDev.
Oeteeer u. less-4w- Pre- fee 30