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SINGULAR EFFECT OF TOO MUCH
GUITE6U DISCUSSION.

A remarkable instance of emotional in.
sanity, growing out of the recent trial of
the assassin Guiteau, has just been brought
to public notice in San Francisco The
victim was bright and remarkably intel
ligent little girl, mere child, aged 45
years, named Minnie Bnllstead. She had
been listening attentively to her parents
discussing the forthcoming hanging Of Gui-
teau. and while they were still engaged in
conversation left the room. Her absence
was noticed by her mother minute or two
afterward, and as she did not respond when
called upon search was made for the miss
ing child. When the mother entered room
in the rear portion Of the house she was hor.
rifed to find her little darling hanging ap.
parently lifeless, suspended by clothes
line attached to nail upon the wall. The
mother caught the child in her arms, dis.
engaged the cruel, strangling rope from its
neck, and thus saved its life. It appears
that the little girl had become so impressed
with the idea Of hanging by listening to
the conversation of her parents, that she
went out and tried it upon herself. A
clothes line was attached to a large nail
upon the wall. Climbing upon a trunk,
the little girl looped the cord twice around
her neck and threw herself off the trunk.
The rope cut and bruised her neck cruelty,
and had her mother not entered the room
at the time she did this innocent little girl
would have died victim to the prevailing
mania. The child is daughter of a re.
spectacle Norwegian family, residing on
Park avenue, not far from Sixth street.
No explanation can be given for this freak
of Juvenile desperation other than tenn
porary insanity.
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MINING MENTION.

Charlie Reed, of Hyapoo fame. struck 6
pocket of 1920 in the old Stud Horse mine
above Columbia, one day last week. Tu.
olumne Independent.
The work Of running tunnel on the
Bonanza quartz ledge, located near Logan.
vile, Sierra county, is soon to be com.
menced. The prospects are said to be en-.
couraging.
People in from Belmont, NJ T., and tina,
section say that the mines there never were
more promising than at the present time,
and that fine future is before that part oi
the country.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has decided, in regard to quartz lodes
discovered in placer claims, that "lodes
discovered within the limits of placer
claims, after application for patent for the
placer claim was filed, is no bar to the
issuance of patent as applied for.''
The Hardscrable continues in operation
with two giants, although the scarcity of
water is beginning to be felt. A large
scope OF the surface, as deep as the fume
will carry it, has been cleared, leaving a
sufficient space for one or two seasons work
with an elevator.-[Shasta Courier.
A shaft lI2 feet, and level 100 feet in
the Buchanan mine, discloses fine mass of
ore, all of which is impregnated with gold,
while some of it is very rich. The vein is
well defined, and present appearances de-
note that it will develop into one of the
best paying mining properties in the ceuu-
ty.-[Sonora Democrat.
The Geer mine, below Horsetown, only
awaits water to begin operations, for which
the past several months have been spent in
preparation. Mr.. Geer has put in fifty
foot elevator, which has the power to s. lift
things" Smaller mining enterprises are
yielding highly satisfactory returne, and
altogether our people are prosperous and
happy.-[Shasta Courier.
1t is understood that Francis Burns has
succeeded in interesting some moneyed
men in the Mohican quartz claim on Gold
Flat, and that the gentlemen will begin in
the spring to develop the property. The
Mohican has been worked enough hereto
fore to indicate that it is very likely to
prove valuable property if some money
is spent judiciously in opening it up
Nevada Transcript
The new ten-stamp cement mill in the
Hayward claim at You Bet, John Spauld-
ing Superintendent. is being run to its full
est capacity, crushing about seventy tons
of cement each day. This mill has just
been put up in the mine this winter, and
has only been running a short time. The
first cleanup has not yet been made, and
the result of extracting the gold from the
hard cement by means of crushing is not
definitely known. The prospects favor
good clean up.-[ Placer Times.
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OREGON.
AdvIces rrs m Portland.

PORTLAND, February 15sh.-There have
been no new Developments in tie Bradley
case within thirty-six hours. A search Of
the house, which has been thorough, has re-
vealsd nothing.
William Harrigan, who was picked up by bis
friends on Greenwich dock yesterday evening,
after having heen kicked in tight with
Frank Wilson, also lonashoreman, died at
st. Vineent's Hospital this morning st G
o'clock He was examined by physicians last
night who did not think him so seriously in
jnred as TO cause death. The row originated,
according to the statement of bystanders,
by Wilson making light of the way in
which Harrigsn handled wheat sacks, which
he was loading On drsy, to which he took
offense. But few blows had been exchanged,
when Wilson kicked Harrigan in the groin
and walked off, saying he bad enough. Har-
rigan then attempted to again begin work,
and in STOPPING to lift sack fell to the floor.
He complained of excruciating pain in the
region of the abdomen, and suffered terribly
through the night. He was 80 years old, and
unmarried. Wilson is young man about %
years old. tall, slender and active. He has
not yet been arrested, but officers are cut in
search Of him. Not knowing how badly In
jured Harrigan was, it is thought Wilson is
still in the city.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNIoN.l
DARING ROBBBRIBs AT NEVADA.
Lonely Death Of an Aged Man In colusa
County.
TROUT AGAIN APPEAR III FEATHER RIVER
Fatal Ending of an Old Feud in Los
Angeles County.
OREGoN AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
No Few Developments in the Bradley
Murder Case.
Etc.
CALIFORNIA.
More Daring Robbfries in Neyada COUNTY

More Daring Robberies in Nevada County.
NEVADA, February 15sh.-About o'clock
this morning three masked men entered the
cabin of an cid man named Whiting. near
the edge Of town, and. presenting a cooked
pistol at his head, ordered him to give them
what money he had. They succeeded in OBJ
tanning $40. and leaving the place, went to
Samuel Gibson's cabin-a short distance off-
where similar proceedings were enacted.
From Gibson they took about s25 and left.
Shortly after ons of ths thieves returned to
the cabin for rope, to pull one of his pals
out OF an old shaft into which he bad fallen.
Wesley Nichols, Milton Murphy and James
Bohannan-all youtP men Of the eity-have
been arrested, charged with the robbery. and
from the circumstances there seems to be a
strong case against them. Nichols and Muir
ply are in Jail, and Bohannan is out on bail.
Their examination will be held tomorrow
The men who were robbed are each over 20
years DID,
The arguments in the Tarnkin murder case.
after occupying three days time, were con.
cluded this afternoon, and the case was given
to the jury this evening.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines In this department are
nsered for Is cents for time three times for 50
cents CT rs cents per week
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aarYAYilln Iten,s.

MARYsvILLE, February 15th.-It is now
believed that the Chinaman whose murder
was reported yesterday was leper, and for
that reason was dispatched by his country
men, He had for long time lived in the
house by himself. There is said TO be an
other Chinese leper in the neighborhood.
A twelve.ounce mountain trout (salms
i,idia) was caught in Feather river, little
above the mouth of the Yuba, this morning.
This is regarded as remarkable, because no
trout have been caught in the lower portion
Of Feather since hydraulic mining began
The river has become almost clear, owing, it
is believed, to the cessation of operations in
the principal hydraulic mines above. The
man who caught the trout was fishing for
suckers and pike, which can stand slickens.
Trout are anti. hydraulic.
So far s45 has been subscribed here for the
Veterans Home.
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PAssRN GER LISTS.

CARLIN, February 15th.-Passed here TO-.
day. to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow /:
J. W. Hughes, Fayette. Mo; Levi @. Good
ale, Cincinnati O.; l. A. Kelse. San Jose /:
Mrs. u. L. Reed, Miss Reed, James H. Mars
den, Oakland; Miss Boyd, Miss NJ Boyd,
Omsha; s. 3. Street, III. Leake. E. l.. Gold.
stein, Alfred Joachim, Joseph @. Gordon,
William Eide, Edward May, San Francisco |;
Albert Cook aud wife, Miss Adelaide Cook,
Seneca Falls, N. Y; Fl G. Title, New YORK
city John CorwiRe, u. S. N; u. Fl. Cas-
well. Exeter, N, Y j. NJ. Dunn, Chicago.
H.; Oven Powell, Iowa Mrs. Il A. Keiiet
and three children, Tuscsrora Leopold Alb
ehheim, wife and six children, Stuttgart !:
Henry Armbrust, Jacob Armbrust, Stockton |:
GA emigrant passengers. including IS males,
to arrive at Sacramento February 17sh.
NEwHALL, February 15th.-Passed here to.
day, TO arrive in San Francisco tomorrow ::
V. A. Hoover, p. II. Doyer and child. N.
Calm and wife, B N Calm and wife, Mrs.
A. Foy, Los Angeles Mrs. ii. Kelsing.
Fruit Vale; W. B. Rich, Wilcox; Joseph
Beardsly, Tombstone; j. Fl. Olmstole, Los
Angeles; A. Gibson and Julius r. God.
smith, San Francisco G. Dempsey, Los Az
geles: j. n. Jones, Master G. Jones, Tucson !:
j. S. Reamy, Stockton; Ell. Haber ard
wife, Mrs d Ljnderman, Mrs. ID. Thomp-
son, Alameda; j. Billiard, San Francisco !;
D. w. Bru0tum, Clifton; J. Chandy. Tue.
son; A. Goldsmith, Arizona Ter; G. nj.
Bailey, U. S. A; L. Allen, Tucson J. w,
Ball, Denver; H Beneke, st. Louis; J. G.
Her. Omaha; J. j. Morrison, Colorado; G.
F. Croker and party, San Francisco.
OMAHA, February 155h.-Left here to-daT,
to arrive in Sacramento February 19sh
Marie Geisteuger & Am5erg Opera Troupe,
consisting of twenty y-eight persons. New
York: Miss Harvey, Charles Goodall and
wife, Charles M. Goodsll and wife, NJ. j.
Null. W. Fleischer. San Francisco; J. a.
Knapp. Fon du Lac, Wis George Fortune,
River Falls, Wis; J. +. Gross, Minneapolis,
MINI; J. Brander, A. Brander Tahiti.
Nine through emigrants LETT on Monday
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mentc February 18th. and q last night, to
arrive February 1Slh.
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WANTED,
EhaPLOYEaENT oEEIcE.

HOUSTON & CO., FOURTH AND STREETS,
Il Il sacFamento-Farmers requiring plow hands
send in your orders, we have first class
Western men who understand the work also first.
class male and female help for hotels and families
Branch Office in San Francisco We can procure
help suitable at the shortest notice. d15-1ptf
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HUB PuNcHi is superior to the average punch
brewed on festive social oecasioss. In II the
nellowest old liquors are blended with choics
fruit juices. Try it clear, or with hot water,
ice or milk. Sold by al wine merchants,
grocers and druggists. Richards & Harrison.
San Francisco, sole agents for ths Pecifs
coast
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TWO LIGHTS.

The distant city's glaring lights
Loomed up before his boyi h eyes
As from his village home he went
Like golden hints of Paradise.
He filed his purse with treasured gold,
He gained the doubtful praise Of msn
Then, pausing from his toll, ne turned
His eyes upon his home again.
he saw what he had sacrificed;
De wept to think Of lost delights,
And DER the city's glare he saw
The beauty Of the village lights.
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The Los Angeles Abortion Case-Fatai
Ending of m Old Feud

Los ANGELES, February l5th.-The exam
ination of DR.. A. S. Shorh, OIL a Charge of
procuring an abortion on Guadalupe Garcia.
who died from the operation, has been in
progress before City Justice Adams with
closed doors since Monday, and promises to
continue the balance of the week. The ex-
animation, so far. has been principally con.
fined to medical testimony.
News reached the city this evening of the
murder of Fred. Reuter- to-day by Thomas
Holz, at Orange, in this county. The mur.
dered man was resident of Saata Ana, and
had gone to Orange this morning on business,
where he met Holz. 1t appears that an old
grudge existed, and when the men met they
clinched, and while in STOPPING posture
Holz drew a pistol and shos Reuter- in the
right side, the ball coming out near the heart,
causing instant death. Deceased was high
Il respected citizen.
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The Bradley Murder Casa Change oI
Feeling.

PORTLAND. February l5th.-No new de.
velopments in the alleged Bradley murder
case to-day. The premises have been thor
oughiy searched. aud 10 traces of crime
found. 1t is now believed that the girls
story of Welch having been murdered in the
house is pure invention to excite public
sentiment against Bradley. Many think
Dolly Adams equally guilty with Bradley in
the murder Of Brown, if indeed such nur-
der was committed. A remarkable circum-
stance is that neither the Prosecuting After
ney, nor his deputy, nor any employe Of
the Sberitf's office, recognized the remaius
of Brown, though he had been about the
Courthouse several days previous to his dis
appearance. The fact that the body found
was that of Brown has not been established.
While the Coroner's inquisition was in pro-
gress the remains were identified positively
as being those of five different persons, who
upon teiegraphing an inquiry were found 20
be alive. He was finally made out to be
Jsha Andres The interview telegraphed by
the Associated Press agent in San Francisco,
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department are
Inserted for 70 cents for time; three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week.
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San Francisco Stock Sales.
SAN FRAScIsoo, February Is. 1882
ArrEEsooN sEssIcE.
IL seems gsnnossIhFe

That remedy made of such common, simple
plants as hops, buchu, mandrake, dandelioD,
ETC., should make so many aud such great
cures as Hop Bisters do. But when old and
young, rich and poor, pastor AID doctor, law
yer and editor, all testify to having been
cured by them, you must believe and try
them yourself, and doubt no longer.
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IDAHO.
sale Oh Mining Prepertr.

BOISE CITY, February 15th.-J. C. Powers
L Co., of Rye valley. Baker county, Oregon,
have sold their ditch snd placer mining
property, located there, for $40, 600 in cash.
to John w. Drew, of Concord, N. H., in
trust for New England capitalists. The
property has the reputation of being one of
the best and surest- paying pieces of mining
property in Oregon.
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For the delicate and complicated difficult
ties peculiar to the female constitution, Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
sovereign remedy. 1t aims at the cause, and
D. Pinkhanl, Nc. 233 Western Avenre, Lynn.
Mass, for pamphlets.
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The Killed Brakeman.

BAKERSFIELD, February 15th.-The Coro-
rer held an inquest this morning upon the
body of William Harry Horn, who vas killed
near Csiiente yesterday while uncoupling en-.
gines going up the Tehachapi grade The
engine passed over both legs, seveIing them
from the body. No blame could be attached
to anyone. Deceased was about "a years of
age, and native of Ohio. The funeral took
place to-day at Sumner
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THERE is no questioning that animals
should be cared for when sick, and Mr..
Baird, '.bosa' draymaD, of Walnut street,
Cincinnati, sayei in bis long experience he has
never known st. Jacobs Oil to fsiI in re-
lieving the ailments and accidents to which
horses are liable at all seasons Of ths Year.
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Escape Recaptured = A Law Declared
vo,d-WarehouSe Burned-New Rail


PORTLAND, February 15.h.-Georga Had
lock. one Of the escapes from the Marion
county jail was arrested here this afternoon,
and will be returned tomorrow.
The OregoniGn's Dayton, w. T., special
rays: Judge Wingard, having heard the ar
guments of the respective counsel, to-day
ruled that the law providing for the perma-
nent location of the county seat for Garfield
county is void.
Lurch Bros warehouse at Cottage Grove,
Lane county, was burned this morning. Less,
Sc, 600. -Four thousand bushels of wheat, be.
longing to various parties, was burned partly
insured.
Tomorrow morning P Zoehrer. the Oreyon
Railway and Navigation Company's engineer,
leaves to begin the survey for railroad be.
tween Walla Walla and Psndleton-40 miles.
This will run through the Wild Horse dis.
trict, the very richest portion Of Umatilla
county,
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More than 5000 women are employed in
the railway offices in Austria. This ex-
plains why Austrian railroads are so slow.
Frequently, when train is behind time,
there isn't man about the Office to swear
at i'll HawkeYe.
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An Old Man Found Bead,

WILLIAMS lColusa ceunty). February 18th.
David Bird aged 20 years, native of Vir.
ginia, was yesterday found dead in his cabin
on Cortina creek, about ten miles southwest
of here. The Coroner's inquest to-day found
that death resulted from natural causes.
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Report rosI,lyeIy Dentc,.

GRASS VALLEY. February 15sh.-To-day,s
Transcript publishes that the body of Mrs
John MINIS. who died here recently in a
dentists chair from the effects of chloroform
administered was removed from the grave
This is positively denied by good authority.
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swair's Ea.aIly Bakery aRd Dinirs
SalooE-No. 636 Market street. Wedding cakes,
Ice cream oysters, iolliee, etc. constantly hand.
FamiHes supplied
CanpPs original Italian Restaurant has
reopeIed under the management Of n. GiaInboni,
Csmpi's former partner. Nos 53i and 533 Clay
ST., near Montgomery. Everything first Glass;
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The Berkeley EymnBsium-h Etrss.elass
Academical Institution, affords Classical,
Literary, Scientific and Business Education. For
catalogues or particulars, address JOHN F.
BURRiS, Superintendent, Berkeley, Ca
School OF Civil Engineering. Surveying,
Drawing and Assaying q Post st. A Van der Nailen
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FOREIGN NEWS.
DismIssed-BeafIs,

LoHDoN, February 15tb.-Phe PrivY Coun.
oillor of Russia has also been dismissed.
Louis Joseph Martel, ex-President Of the
French Senate, aad Henri Au2uste Barber,
the poet, are deat.
is StsndslIIB.
VIENNA, February 15tb.-Ths insurrectien
has come TO sort of sbaudstili.
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The Ladies Benevolent Society of Stock
ton, after an existence of thirteen years,
has been compelled to surrender its charter,
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
aRTTSTS

and Photographer, No. ia
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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WASHINGTON TgRREroaY.


PORT townsend. February 15sh.-The
Chilean bark Norfolk, from Valparaiso. last
night went ashore on Point Hudson. and
though she moved little st high tide to-day.
is still there. No injury has bsen sustained
thus far.
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pGY GOODS.

in San Francisco. We import direct fror. the
principal mnrts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house In the trade. Country
orders attended TO. J. w. Davidson & Co., Nos
lol and IO3 KearnY street. San Francisco
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GOLc@E EAGLE HOTEL,
ToRNER SEVENTH IND STREETS. SAC.
" ramento.-First-classi In every respect. The
Largest Finest and Best-ventilated Hotel in tie city
RATES-S3, 81 so and g per day, according to
rooI:. Free Bus to and from the Hotel
J. MoNASSER Gate of Denverl
fe4-4p1n1 Proprietor
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
PscEfc Business College and TeIegrapsfe
Institute-(Life Scholarship, for ful Business
Course, 500. W. E. Chamberlain, Jr., and A.
Robinson, Proprietorr No. 800 Post street., eppo.
Heald's Business College (oY the Bryant a
Stratton Chain of Collegesl Z. P. HEALD and
+. c. WOODBURY., Proprietors, No. 2t Post
street, near Kearny, S. F., Cal. Terms-s4o per
quarter, payable in 80 days.
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BAKERsFIELD, February 15th.-A distress
ing aud fatal accident occurred at Calients
yesterday morning. A. sosth-bou train,
consisting OF two engines, four box cars and
q cabocse, WAS at the foot Of the grade over
the Tehachapi mountains. The engineer sud
denly backed down to set fresh start. A
brakeman named Harry Horn, who was
standing on top of the cabcose at tho rear end,
not knowing of the backing down, was eff his
guard, and as the last car struck the caboosa
the shock threw him to tie ground, and the
entire train passed over him. crushing his
right leg at the knee, and the left from the
kaee TO the hip. He was immediately
brought to Sumner and DIR. Stern wss suRl-
moned. The doctor proceeded 20 amputats
the injured limts, but when through with the
right and at work on the left leg he said that
the man could not survive, and desisted from
further work. The wounded man fingered
along until about 1850 A. n, when he died.
Horn Was native Of Michigan. aged about
80, and leaves wife and one child IN Sumner.
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HATE,
FAhowARB, IRON, STEEL, Ero.

Hermann, The Haaser-Nc. sss Kearny street,
near Pine. The finest hats ut the lo*eet prices.
Factory No. II Belden street.
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SCALES.

David N. MawIey-Agent of Howe Imprcyed
U. 5. Standard Scales. No. 81 Market street.
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KIDNEY-WoRT is the safest and best remedy
for kidney and live, diseases, piles and con.
stipation.
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A OHsEG3 SELDOM OFFERED.

A PARTY WITH A CAPITAL OF 5000 TO $500
"a to invest in goods, eau secure the entire con-
troll for the city aud county OF Sacramento for an
article that has eaciS sales and large profits. Apply
at nnce h Z i NAYiOR 40 X street. fe14 st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EpW. oApWALApER,

nFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS :
W residence, corner Tenth and N streetz. SAcra
nento, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner of Deeds for the ssstes and Terri
tories and ConveysBcer. Particular attention paid
20 taking dispositions
Deeds, Mortgages. Wills. iLsasss, Contracts, etc.
Drawn ard acknowledged 1aH