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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-11
Il. Z. DAGOGUE.
THURSDAY, August 4

THURSDAY, August 4.
After the usual morning exercises the
reports of the critics were called for.
The fact that teachers are not in the hab-
it of applauding good teachers was men,
toned by critic A, and he referred to the
addresses of Fl. @. Speer and CIV. Hoss,
which all appreciated highly, yet moth
ing was so conspicuous at the close OF
these addresses as the silence. He
thought that courtesey demanded ap-
plause after such able addresses; and
then he took his seat amidst prolonged
cheering.
There was much earnest work done to-
day in all the classes, it being a general
review, and questions We're discussed
with vigor.
Mrs. Morse has, despite her illness,
worked hard during the institute. Even
when she was unable to sit up she has
planned and sent the outlines of lessons
presented to her classes. She was un-
able to be present to-day and Frank
Kizer taught the history and physiology
and N. w. Sonnedecker the geography
classes.
The visitors today were Mrs. George
Fowler, Mrs. Judge Barnes, Mrs. Rug
giles and Mrs. Way; the Misses Bell
Wood, r. L. Bartholomew, Callie Brown,
Flora Breiner, Carrie Goddard, May
Herbert Anna Greer, May Roberts and
-Steere, and Messrs. Thyge Sogard,
VIM. Phillips, Elder Lott, ]. H. Hill,
w. E. McMahone.
p. DAGoGUE.
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Road Notice

Notice is hereby gwen that q petition has
been presented TO the Board of County Com
Inissioners of Lyon county, Kansas. asking
Tor the locating OF 3 county road as follows,
t0-wit: Commencing at the northwest corner
OF section %. township 10. range Il, thent
east on the section line to the bank of the Cot
tonWood river, thence southeast along the
bank OF said river 20 the iplace where the
bridge across said river is located. And upon
said proposed road the Board appointed the
following viewers; Frank Grover, fletch Han
cock and Geo. White, 10 meet at the begin
Hing of said road, on the 24th day OF August,
AID. 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. m, and in
conjunction with the County Surveyor, to
view, locate and survey said road, and
to give all parties q hearing. By order of the
Board. VIZ +. EWING,
1882 County Clerk.
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Sherims Sale

J. G. Smith VS.. A. n. Hanna ct. al
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
alias order of sale issued out OF the FiIIh
Judicial District Court in and for Lyon
county and state OF Kansas, in the above en-
titled cause and TO me directed, 1 will,
ON Moniay, the s2d day of August, A. ID.
1881, at 10 O'Clock \. M, at the front door of
the court house in the city OF Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell at
public, auction to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title and interest of the
said defendants in and to tho following de-
scrtbed real estate, to-wit: Thirty-siX 1862
acres OF the northeast quarter of section ten
tlO), township nineteen {l9). range eleven CIl,
commencing at point Sc rods west OF the
northeast corner and upon the north line of
said section ten; thence running west ~ rods
| thence running south l60 rods, thence run
ming east 81 rods. thence running north 100
rods to the place of beginning, in Lyon eOun-
ty, Kansas, except that portion thereof known
as lots Nos. 8, IL and Is, in Hanna's addition
| TO the city of Emporia; the said SO acres
above described. fer the purposes Of sale, to be
divided by a line running through the center
north and south, dividing the said property
into two ECU al lots; the east lot to be sold
first, and II it does not bring enough to salts
| fy the judgments and costs then the west hale
/ is to be sold. The said property to be sold as
| the property of the said defendants to satisfy
| the order of sale. J.B MOON,
Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas.
July 81, 1881. w29t5
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Agnes city Acorns.

THURSDAY, July 20.
John Smith has moved his herd of
cattle from the head of Wright's creek
over into Wabaunsee county, on the
head of Mill creek. /. F.. Frank Hines has
lost an eye. He was stretching barbed
wire, when it broke and one of the barbs
cut the ball of his eye open. The late
rains have been very beneficial. All
growing vegetation has about recovered
from the recent dry. hot weather. Corn is
filling well, and promises fair yield.
Haylng has commenced in earnest.
There is fair crop of hay this season.
-. An Adventist entertained the citi-
zens of Bluff creek at No. 81, or Bunker
Hill school house. Rev. Mr.. Turney
preached at No. u last Sabbath. Mrs.
Sue Ruggles was up on Bluff and Rock
creeks buying hogs and cattle. Add
son Tomlinson, of Emporia, was up on
visit to his parents. Geo. Holling
sold lot of two-year-old steers for the
round sum of $50 per head.
CONDUIT.
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About fifty couples attended the

About fifty couples attended the COM
hop at Jays hall on Wednes-
day evening of last week, and the
the festivities of the occasion were
enjoyed by those present with ap-
parently as much relish as if the weather
had not been excessively warm. The
music and prompting were good and
the floor in excellent condition, and the
ladies generally looked very charming
in their tasteful summer costumes.
There were several visitors from abroad
present, besides the "benehciaries," and
several couples came mp to enjoy the so
cial pleasure as spectators. The march
began about halfpast nine, and dancing
was continued, with an intermission at
12, until the wee sma' hours.
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Coolidge Hotel Company should con
tinue the wooden sewer as far as TO the
bridge on Sixth avenue west of Constitu-
ton street, and that the city would i'm
prove the drain from that point to beyond
the city limits As this was the only fair
method of settling this matter, We are
glad to note that the agitation on this
question has resulted So satisfactorily to
all parties concerned.
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School Board nrsatinr

The Emporia Board of Education met
in the new school building on Tuesday
evening of last week. All the members
were present.
1t was decided to open the schools ON
Monday, September 18th.
Acommittee, of which the superintend-
ent is chairman, was appointed to ar
range for the public opening of the new
Constitution street building.
1t was decided to procure three Ruttan
furnaces, Nos. z, 6 and 8 for the new
building, and contract was entered into
with E. c. Condit, of Kansas City, to
furnish the same for $1,450 and put
them in complete.
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The Santa Fe road is getting in order
again, and passenger and freight trains
are running on time from Albuquerque
east, and between that point and Santa
Fe and Denver. In few days OF good
weather it is expected that the wash-out
west of Lamy Junction will be repaired,
when through tickets will again be sold
over the line to San Francisco.
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Complaints are made all over the
West, particularly in Kansas, Nebraska
and Iowa, that wire fences attract light
ming, which Oflen results in the killing
of stock. The stock imagine that the
fence affords protection from the storm,
and accordingly huddle up to it. One
instance is given where sixty-five head
of sheep were killed in Nebraska at q
single stroke, and another where ten
head Of cattle were killed. Some farm
ers think it would be profitable TO DO
away with wire fencing altogether.
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WEDNESDAY. August 4.

James Phelan came into the owner
ship of an undivided one-half interest in
u new boy baby yesterday morning
In the case Of o. S. Wiley VS.. Asa Hack
EFT, judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff. :. Apples were selling for rs cents
per bushel on the street, and were slow
sale at that. Elias Lesh proposes to
put good, substantial stone wall around
his premises. In fact, he has the stone
on the ground at present.
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Nntiea tn Rnildars.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received at the County Clerks office in the
city of EmpOria, Lyon county. Kansas up to
II m OF Friday, the 26sh day OF August, 1881.
for The building OF the approaches 10 the
Humphrey ford bridge Plans and speciH-
cations of the same may be seen at the said
County Clerks oeaee. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved. The successful bid
Der must be prepared to enter into contract
and give bond for the faithful performance of
same.
By order OF the Board of County Commits
sicners OF Lyon county.
w3lt4 d1TTlS WIN. F. EWING
County l1arH
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Mr.. j. s. Alexander, of the firm OF
Russell s. Alexander, called at THE
NEWS office last week on his way to
Topeka from Colorado. The firm since
putting in water works at Emporia,
have finished works at Silver Cliff and
Colorado Springs, Col, and have now
contracts to supply Las Vegas, N. NJ,
and Ouray and South Pueblo with wa
ter. He will return to Colorado in a
few days.
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Last week on Fifth avenue, the
driver of the Central Stables baggage
wagon ran into the delivery wagon of
L. C. Woods grocery store, driven by
Willie BOrton. Woods wagon was up
set and somewhat demoralized, and the
shafts becoming disconnected the
horse started of. When near the Fifth
Avenue Hotel some men tried to stop
him and he broke into arun, but stopped
when he reached the Sixth avenue gro
Gerry. No one was injured, and the dam.
age was not great.
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A very successful rehearsal of the
Bismarck class was held Wednesday
evening of last week at the Con
gregational Church, under the direc-
ton of Prof Buntley. Besides the prac-
ticiRg OF music, Arrangementsw were made
for the class banner and badges. Prof.
Buntley informs us that about 103 of our
singers have made arrangements for
their tents at the Jubilee, and he thinks
there will be several more who will
finally conclude to go.
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The superstitious OF our state are
somewhat troubled over visitations OF
swarms of dragon flies, or "snake-feed-
ers," which have appeared in several
Kansas towns, Atchison furnishing the
first reports of them. One day last week
they visited Emporia in large numbers.
Can any of our local entomologists ex-
PLAIN these visitations?
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Notice.
LAND OFFICE At ToPEKA, KANsAs.t
Jntv 10 1881

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the Court OF Lyon county. Kansas. st
the county seat. on Monday, August =, 1881,
viz: Peter Oakley, homestead application
Ne. 4,SS5. for the north half of the northwest
quarter OF section %, township Is. range 3
east. lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tIyation OF said land, viz: John Wells. Gee
Plnmh. Wm- caldwell and David Jones, all
of Badger creek, Kansas.
VIII. FITZPATRICK,
Wz9:o Register.
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VIM. HollingswOrth residing on Tay-
Tor creek, about three miles northeast Of
the city, received a telegram from In
dianOpolis Thursday announcing the
death of his daughter, Mrs. Nancy Pray,
who spent some time in Lyon county
last wear for the benefit of her health.
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srOds. W 70 rods to beg acre in
Sc A.. -.-.....-..-
All that part OF " Inf Of tract com
at Sc cor ofsw or OF Sc or. thence
n 80 rtis.W 81 rds 80 Fds e q rtlS
20 beg. lying n OF Neosho river,
5 acres in Sc qr-.-s -..-4..-
Five acres on e end, com 80 rods n
of sw cor of Sc or thence IS r1s
10 cen Neosflo river, thence fol-
lowing river bank to y point Is
rods n of beg. thence IS rods to
beg, acres Of Sc qr..........
Ofse or, thence rs rods 10 cen
OF Neosho river. thence following
river back TO 3 point is rods n OF
beg, thence Is rods to beg
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John Prince, the colOred man who
was arrested in this city last week for
making deadly assault upon Charles
Ashley, was taken to Cottonwood Falls,
where the crime was committed, by the
marshal of that place Thursday morning.
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The Board of Regents of the State
Normal, at their meeting Thursday,
transacted considerable routine business,
but failed to elect teacher of English.
the only vacancy now remaining in the
faor1,,,
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Notice is hereby given that so much OF each
tract OF land or town lot described in the fol-
lowing list, and situated in Lyon county, Kan
sas. As may be necessary for that purpose will.
on the first Tuesday. the same being the sikh h
day OF September, 1881, fand succeeding day $
until ali are scld,) be sold by me at public
auction, at my ONCE In the city OF EmpoFfa,
in said county Of Lyon, for the delinquent
taxes and charges thereon
d. W. EASTMAN.
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Rev. DR.. CordleY, r. E. Torrington
and ]. L. w. Bell have been appointed
as members of Q committee to secure
transportation for the Emporia chorus
to the Bismarck Jubilee, which takes
place on the 18th and 10Th of the present
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The contract for rebuilding Floral
Hall at the fair grounds was let by the
Board Of Directors of the Lyon County
Agricultural Society, last Thursday, TO
John Hammond. for 1900.
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We learn that VIM. b. Strong offers a
gold watch worth $50 to the best-look-
ing agent along the main line and
branches Of the Santa Fe. The agents
will all assemble in Topeka on the first
day of the fair.
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Americas Herald: a German family,
twelve in number, accompanied by a
young man, arrived in Americas Mon
day night. They had previously bought
a farm two miles west of this place, and
are now living on IL.
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Americas Herald: While j. w. Par
rington was burning some punched
grass yesterday morning the fire made
such rapid Roadway as to get out of his
reach. The result was that over fifteen
tons of this years hay was burned.
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Administrators Notice of Appoint.
monf

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed administrators of the
estate OF Elizabeth Holderman, deceased, by
the probate court OF Lyon county. Kansas,
aud that they have accepted the trust and have
given bond and qualified according to law.
D. HOLDERMAN.
JACOB HOLDERAAN,
Administrators of the estate OF Elizabeth
Holderman, deceased. 31-S3%
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Courant Mr.. Leighton, of the Central
Land and Loan Co. of Emporia, spent
Sunday in Howard. Leighton Is always
glad to be in q Christian city,i It is only
for Sunday now and then.
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The tramp who was injured in the
railroad accident at Hunts Station
some days ago. has sued the Santa Fe
company for damages.
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THE AMER1cUs News.
EDITED BY "BURLow."

EDITED BY " BURLOW."
Do coming events cast their shadows
before ?. The candidates from Empo-
ria were treating the ladies to ice cream
last evening. Said ladies desire me to
say ice cream is good this hot weather,
and will do good. Methinks should
all the candidates for Registers
office treat our ladies, the lat
ter would have surfeit.
The Leslie Musical Jubilee organized
class of upwards of 1875 members at this
place. Jake Moon and Mr.. Spillman
were in town yesterday. &. e. Mercury reg
lstered 100 in the shade. 49,. Can
didates pass through here in crowds so
thick they darken the air. :. Everybody
is exceedingly busy haying, myself in
cluded, so that items are a scarce COM
modify and the readers of THE NEWS
will have to bear with me until after
haying, when I will make up for lost
time. :. "A travelling printer is camped
on the TOWNSHIP. Splendid hay wealth
er, but q little hot.
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Little Harry, infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Mcintosh, died Thursday
at geo O'Clock. Funeral services al 6
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The Amatuer Band are practicing q
new overture composed by Professor
Petite, and are making fine progress, I'M
der the direction Of their teacher, Prof.
Richards
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Another advance Of five cents on the
bushel was made in the price OF wheat
Friday morning by our local buyers.
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Legal.
Notice..

Notice IS hereby given that at the next
meeting of the board of County Commission
ers. to be held tho first Monday in October.
1881. petition will be presented to Vncate
Cunningham street. in Williams's addition
to the city of Emporia.
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Upward of So ESQ has been subscribed
toward the erection OF the U. p church
at Americas.
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Harry Norton says that Smith is out
on $500 bail bond for not obeying
Barwick,s protest.
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Fred Henderson, colored man who
formerly resided at Emporia, was arrest
ed in this city by Marshal johnson
Friday, in pursuance Of telegram
received Thursday from Canton, this
state, advising the authorities here that
Henderson had started for Empora and
requesting them to take him into custo-
dy. Henderson was passing along in
front of the court house this
morning, when he was recognized by ex-
Marshal Fleming, who told Marshal
johnson that was his man, and the fugi-
tive was promptly captured and lodged
in Jail. His offense was attempted rape
upon an old lady Of Canton, and it is in
timated that his case will be summarily
disposed Of upon his return to that place.
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A good rain just now would supply =
long-felt want.
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The public will be gratifed TO learn
that the question Of the drain on the
north side ofSixth avenue between Mer-
chants and Congress streets. has At last
been amicably adjusted. The order Of
the city council instructing the street
commissioner to NIL the ditch with
earth, was rescinded last week at
q special meeting of that body,
at which it was agreed that the
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Three acres In .....--.-...
Commencing at NV cor. OF koss
Thomas land, thence n 5 chains
70 links. thence e 8 chains 80 ks
to Cottonwood river. thence
down Cottonwood river 8 chains
10 links, thence west to beg.
@ Commencing st NV cor. OF ne or OF
my or So rods links, e IL rocs
8 lInks,n 81 rods z links,W IL rods
5 links to beginning, 1 acres In
Commencing at sW cor. sec. II
thence @ 20 Cottonwood river,
thence up the river At low water
mark tar enough 70 contain
acres, e y of above in
Commencing ut NV cor. OF ne or OF
NV or, thences 60 rods IL links, e
II rods 8 links, n e rods links.
thence W to beginning, acres In
nW or ------...:. -....-
Commencing at Sc cor. or NV or of
sec. Is, theace n 10 chains, w to
Cottonwood river, thence down
the river TO 8 line Of NV or, thence
e to beginning, 5 acres in NV qr..
Commencing 55 rods 8 of NV cor OF
Sc or of sec Is. thence q 80 rods,
thence e lax rods, thence 3 43 rds
to Cottonwood river, thence up
the river TO beginning, Z acres
Commencing 20 rods W Of ne cor.
of sW or sec. IL. thence W 80 rods
thence to Cottonwood river,
thence down the river IL rods, e
SO rods, n IL rods to the begin
ming, 4 acres in. ...-...-.-....
Ne or of ne or
Commencing at . stake on the sec.
line between land Of estate Of +.
Eikenbury and NJ. Campbell
thence 90 rods, 9 9 rods, n 6U
rods, " rods TO beginning
8 u Recommending 1 chains 81
links of ne COR, NV qr,secs ~:
thence chains 81 links, W Ii
chains I6 links, n chains 81 links
g ID chains / link to beginning. G.
Commencing at o mulb cry tree on
line of j j Pickett's land, thence
g rods, n 40 rods, W 5 rods. 40
IOOS -. . Z.
Commencing on W bank OF Cotton
wood river, on line between sec,
16 and 81, thence W about 81 rods
Is rods, g TO Cottonwood river,
thence nm river TO beginning.
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Commencing 90 rods leH feet Oh
sw cor. ne ar, thence " rods,
n 10 reds, eb rods, Q 16 rods TO
beginning. 10
Commencsng ct sW cor. Of Sc Or.
OF NV or, thence n 80 rods, Q 20 30
rods, 8 80 rods, " 90.D9 rods TO
Commencing 30 reds from sW
cor. OF Sc or Of NV qrs thence
50 rods, 9 II - rods, 30 rods W
1.2U IO0B ...----.- ~
acres on sead Of q tract in sW or
decided by bond to Hartford Col
lege Institute 10
Commencing 1t point % rods 9
OF Q point 50 rods W OF center OF
see. IS, thence W 90 rods 3 u
rods, Q 80 rods, - rods 70 be-
ginning, 5 acres me- 10
CcamencfnE 20 rods " OF center OF
sec. Is, thence " 50 rods, q
rods, thence Sc along bed OF rail-
road 20 W line OF Hartford Town
site. thence n TO beginning. be-
sraR aarae RyE Hh
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SrLOUISLAW SCHOOL

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Ihs 4mporia News.

THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1881.
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HAIR. DYE.

GRAx HAN on WATsKERs ehaagod % GToesY
parts 4 Natural Color, and acts lnslsntanoouslF.
Sold b. OruEEsl1or sent By ozpro1l rooslptof9 81
once, 50 Murrsy ST., New York.
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EmpORla Township.
SW or less 10 acres to w Wells -.
90 acres in Sc or com at sc cor Of Sc
or. thence a 160 rods, W 90 rods,
100 rods, 9 60 rods to beginning.
30 acres in ne or. All OF ne or ying
n of NeoSho River. less that part
decided to II Tiffany ..-
Com at sT coz of = piece OF land
decided to p. b. Plumb by A. Gil
lit, thence n "a rods 70 center of
Neosho River, thence up Ne0sho
River until it strikes line run
ming west at q cottonwood tree
16 rods west of beginning, thence
10 rods to beginning .-........-
67X acres In ne or
10 3-100 acres In ne or ....
1S acres In ne Or com at sW cor oil
M OF ne or, thence along center
line n IL deg, 10 min. " Il chains
to walnut stake, thence north So
deg min. e 12.S5 chains to stake,
thence IL deg Is min e Il ch'ns
to red elm stake on S line of n y,
thence TS deg 81 min W IL IS
chains to beginning. .--.....-.-
Sc or.
5 u of Sc qrof sw qr.-.---..-.-.-.-
5 - OF sW Or .-.-----:- -----.---
W i of sw or of ne or of NV or.