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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
HIDES FULL OF GOLD.
Story of Treasure and Indians Told
by Mexican PrOspectOrs.

TOM the OdlVeSlOn News.
Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. 26.-Dr. b. j. Hone,
of Bavishta, state Of Sonora, Mexico, is
in the city on his way to chihuahua to
obtain assistance from Gov. Apulam-
ia Tor the removal OF band of renegade
Indians now occupying a position in the
Sierra Madre mountains commanding
the approach to rich gold property To-
Gated by DR. Hone and his associates.
Several weeks ago, when DIR. Hone and
party were going to the mines they We're
fired upon BY the Indians, who cOrralled
them, and in order to escape they left
horses, mules and everything except the
clothes they wore
Dr. Hone says there are about twenty
six men in the gang of renegade Indians.
and among them are three white men.
one OF whom is a very large man with red
hair which falls over his shoulders He
wears long beard. The members of DR..
Homes party believe the renegades are
the Kid and his gang, who have not been
heard from in a long time.
The Hone property over which the
strange gang are standing guard was dis
covered about eight weeks ago by DR..
Homes party, and is known in the Span
ish records as the Tayopa gold mines, the
long lost Spanish mines of fabulous
wealth. The party found float which run
$1,200 to the ton, but so far the Indians
have prevented them from reaching the
mines. The dumps, which are thirty-fiVe
in number they can see from the
summit they reached when assaulted and
driven back by the Indians. The mines
are surrounded Dy the ruins OF old stone
houses. In the lowest spot in Box can
yon, where the mines are located, is a
spring, where the Indians have their
stock.
The mines We're discovered through
the agency of old charts obtained through
the agency of officials in Mexico. DR.. Hone
believes the Indians are the Kids be-
cause they had United States army rifles.
He says that the man with the long hair
comes out on the railroad occasionally
with hides loaded with gold, which he
ships, to Denver, -,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06

the woman 70 suffer and be silent?7
He was forced to answer her.
THAT would be her only course he
said, slowly.
the meek brow and head bowed TO adj
versity's blast We new ones know bet
ter. We are not going TO let our chances
of happiness slip through our fingers for
a mere frrno-Roderfck DO YOU hear n1e9'
There was low entreaty IN her tone.
He had risen and turned away from
her; his broad figure saut out the view.
Frederick" she entreated, won't YOU
speak to me?''
Stl there was no answer.
frederick with queer break in her
voice-"dOn't YOU love me, after ailG'
Her face had grown suddenly colorless;
her lips trembled anu she was Obliged 70
bite hard on bisSuit 20 keep PACK the
tears Of modification; Ihe new woman
was making a hazardous experiment,
He wheeled around and looked at her
defiantly.
But ne reckoned without his. host. Such
an admission set Miss Polly on ner fee
again. She laid down her biscuit and.
leaning both elbows on the desk, nodded
across at him with a determined air.
Frederick, will you marry me!
No"
II have only a wonan's reason-I won't
Let us talk of something else
She rose and came around to him so
swiftly that he could not escape her She
out in duplication.
Couldn't we pun together for awhile
until you are able to 90 II alone2 No one
need know"
Jack Penrose is coming in here, Polly
for heavens sake, GO
Not until you say yes, said Polly, see
ing her advantage and holulng II with ali
her feminine WILL
Polly. / implore---
Then say it," cried Miss Polly, laugh
ing Historically.
It is now two years since RodericlS mar
ried the new woman, and the newest
woman lies cooling in her cradle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
A Remarkable Viewpoint in New
York State.

TT was a wonderful view I had last
Sunday" remarked member OF the club
who has just returned from a two months
tramp through the southern part of the
state Il got into Cooperstown about
noon, and after dinner started over the
hills to Richfleld Springs. On the way
stopped at the observatory located on
Mount Otsego, and the view from there
was more extended, If not finer, than any
I ever beheld. You remember how cool it
was, and the air was as clear and steady
as 1 ever saw it. The observatory has an
elevation of about z, 900 feet, which Is about
1900 feet above Utica.
Five lakes can be counted with the
naked eye, and two more can be added
with field glass. Lake Otsego, the IA
nous fGlimmerglass' of Cooper's' Deer
slayer lies at the foot of the mountain,
the Catskin mountains, with Black Dome
and South mountain, sixty-five miles
away, on which the Catskill Mountain
house showed as a little white spot To
the northeast I saw the Adirondacks,
with Mount Marcy, the highest point OF
1lO miles IN the east l saw mountains in
three states. One was represented by
Bald mountain, near Bennington, VT,
full ninety miles away, and another by
Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire, a
distance of $50 milesl 1t was indeed Won
mountain, for that showed merely like a
cloud against the sky, but that the unaid-
ed power of human vision should be able
to bridge such a distance.
''Of course hundreds Of people visit the
observatory without seeing any of these
bly, not more than half a dozen days in
the year on which such an extended view
can be had as that which was mine last
Sunday afternoon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
A Deadly Shoe shine.
From the PhiIadelphia Pres,

Trenton, Sept. z9.-Anton Gulden. a
condition because Of blood poisoning caus-
ed by shoes overheated by too hard rub
bling by the bootblacks Three weeks ago
he purchased a pair Of congress CATERS.
They were somewhat. light. In order 70
make the leather softer he freely applied
kerosene, then adjusted the shoes and had
them shined The morning was hot and
the bootblack worked long and hard 10
produce a fine lusteF
Later in the day his feet panied him.
and upon taking off his shoes ne found
that his feet We're swollen and the skin
inhamed. The next morning he found his
feet We're swollen TO frightful proportions
and q physician ascertained that he was
suffering from blood poisoning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
WOMAN'S FUTURE.
Bad Wants Her Sex to Return to the
Feminine

observation-disclosures slang Amona
Bah Uneart hs theRo
m French
Lire suffering.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
Is FIN - ri IR.
II. SN Harding and Family RE-
turn from the #
East. sls, 5.|l

|
II n Hardin, an,l familyreturne,l
"Wednesday evening from, their East
ern trip. Mrs. Harding and the
children have i,pen aisent two
months, and Mr. Harding about
thr three weeks. Mr. Harding reports !,
most enjoyable time. le visited
points. In Vermont. New Hampshire.
N assslc llusetts, saw Boston, climbed,
Ike q Il ls,,yai American, to the top 81
Bunker I'LL monument. " al at Nam
tasket Beach. visited the Springfield
ar 4 n and had altogether d great
trip. Nh. Harding says crops are
in good shape iii the East, although
the New Hampshire apple crop5is a
failure this year. 55 .b.E
In Massac husetts the wealthy citi-
xens plant ! pple trees along their
la WINS, combining ornament and use.
and Mr.. Harding says the trees were
Just loaded down with the fruit. The
family returned BY the Grand Trunk
route, through Montreal and the
provinces. In Michigan mar
vest.is well along; in Wisconsin much
grain has been bea ten: down. The
family returns In good health, much
pleased with their summer outing.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
Swanyille Items.

Harvest is about finished and
stacking has begun. + 9zs@
DR.. Armstrong, OF Sank Centre, Is
In town introducing Murphy's Kid
ney and Liver cure. He gives a free,
open air concert every evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Sullivan made
"a business trip to Little Falls this
week u NJ l. a.#s ..t ts4 4. &. y 3#
A.P. McRae and j. "A. Flood went
out to Bass lake on q fishing "trip
Wednesday. Il ]. 7s 81 :s Il Il. a
Mrs. E. "a. Flood will leave today
for q visit with her parents at Lor-
h raine, Mo.
Mr.. Archie Balm, of Lake Beauty,
was In town yesterday visiting her
sister, Mrs. snnie Biggerstaff. Mr..
lBain and Mr.. Noah Ailshire will
1! start next week for an extended
/ trip through Missouri.
+ G. Muske made y business trip
to Little Falls Tuesday.
II j ID. Stith liz stocking his store
4 with dry goods IN connection with
/ Ills furniture and hard
school begins the first Monday in
September with Albert Barton, q
5 Little Falls, and Mrs. e. A. Flood, Of
Swanville, as teachers.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
MORTGAGE AZ i, LosU II SALE

, Default having been made in the payment q
claimed to he dne ana il 1l,,e a. the date ~ this
notice npon certain morisaee. dniy exeenied
ana tiel1Tered nv iames ~ hict In1rtraSnr IL
siay AZ Univ. 1se4. and VIII, = newer of sale
tfsrein cnmtainei dnly recnr3ea il iii1a ofice II
iha reet,ter az ieeds III, and for the county ~
Mn,risnn md statsnf Afinn..aots ~, Nha s1h s,ev
al Jniiy. is4 al O,cloek IS M III" moi " ~
mGrtgaees an I.npe asa. -ss 81 -
Ana Whnraas ne said A Cnnraa SM,,lJar n,n,t
panee and holder az said morteaee has any
eeissted ana does hereby elect, ~ 1ecisya thss
W hole principal sum Of said mortgage due and
te,ms and cdn aitians 81 aid MARRIAGE and INK
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
Fort Rip ley Items.

INFORM, of Little Falls, was at
the Fort wednesday. @1s5 7a
Mrs. james Tomlinson. aged az
years, who has been id i'll health for
several years, died Mountaineering.
Mrs. s. -. Mooers and children ex.
pect to leave for white Earth Satur-
day. where her husband Ia 4. I
present taking care OF his crops.
ID. Tucker and Mrs. j.. Z. Berg
have been chosen on a committe in
Grow Wingcounty to collect products
ct their town for sample exhibits at
che state fair. 4 .$ III
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16

The State ape M a n0ratulat-
ing LittI sEra lls On Z Census
e ain III 90 per cent.
Gorrect Figuring Will SHOW
$$S the Incrx ase TO 10 ~ per
cent IN Five Years.

The. state papers are hunting up
81 cens,,s figures and IL ID evident That
they ill., some way find out the
4 aize at rhe checks maid ny the state.
Wednesdays St. Paul Dispatch con
tains more than q column OF figures,
u Tut prefaces the statistics by say say,
4 ing the information did not come
u from thet he census bureau, but that
there II no question bnt they are
practically correct. Referring to this
i city the Dispatch says: ss .s3
..Little Falls shows one OF the
4 largest gains in the state, almost most
IN ,l,,nbliny her population. the increAse
/ being from 1854 to AIT ~ gain uf
I 2,123.'' 81 =. n
Now surprising the check had been
$sa.54, ut 2 cents a head 1.-THE allow
!, nee where the POPULATIONS is less
than 5.OOO) the result would indicate
& a population Of 4477. But It the
check had been $50 So, at a rate Of
IL cents Il head 1.-THE allowance
where the population is more than
S OOO) the result wonld indicate a
po,,ula ton OF 5.116. In one case the
yntn would he 80 per cent, in the
other liz. n Il r :, s 3. ,% .sss 4 p. %
we are absolutely certain that
abe. population Gf Little Falls q. Is
over 500, and that the papers have
used the wrong basis in figuring
from the Information they received
about the checks.
1be>check was actually for $500.
80 the census bureau must make Its
checks In round numbers. as at
either rate of compensation no num-
Der would just fit. Possibly some
fractional people were found ny Fretz
lost their head, or pull. or some
thing. 49, III 1t. ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
I. .'NoTIcE OF MORTGAGE Z SALE.

/ Default having been madein the payment Of
TWEEN ty-six (26) dollars. due December 1st, 1885,
and twenty sig l2e] dollars dne December lst
ecuted and delivered BY Lewis Akin and Nary
Akin, his wife. mOrtRagOrs, TO the American
Freehold.L Lend Mortgage Company OF London
dated the 25th day OF February. 1891. and with
power Of ssle duly recorded In the office OF the
Register OF Deeds OF Morrison county. Minnesota,
ON the 25th day OF February; 1891, at one O'Clock
q. ID, :, in book "T', OF mortgages page 5O2.
A Said mortRage providing among other things
that II the mortgagOrs should fail to pay any OF
same becomes due. or to conform to or comply
With any OF the conditions or agreements in said
mortgage con tanned, the whole sum OF money
therein secured might. at TIE 1p1sioa q ne
note, without notice to said mortgagOrs or any
other parties, be declared due and payable: and
Whereas, said mortgagee has exercised its
nav able by reason Of said default, and.
5 w hereas. there is claimed to be- due and pay
able at the date hereof the sum OF three hundred
twenty-five (3251 dollars as principal. aixty-nfne
and sthlrty three hundredths t69.SS1 dollars a.
interest on said principal. four and eighty-two
interest inter-. and thirty mine and eight hundredths
1884, S1 dollars paid for delinquent ta1es by said
mortgages. pursuant to the provisions OF said
thirty-eight and twenty three hundredths
f43S. 81 dollars. and no proceeding has been had
at law TO recover the same, or any part thereof
Now. therefore. notice IL hereby given that
under said power Of sale, and the statute In such
case provided, the said mortgage viii be fore
closed. and the premises therein described to.wit
Tho certain tract or parcel Of real estate:
Ninnssota, described as follows: s
The southwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter IswA Of the ne1l, the north half Of the
as
sfse!/ Of the seL Of section fourteen t14l In
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
: -II'.7'l = -! y = TI7.II
Randall Notes.

- Harvest is well under way IN this
vicinity, No threshing done as yet'
s. Mrs. 4 Franklin. Lucas was taken
seriously sick Friday but. is improy-
ing now. AZ
Surveyor Clydecame upfrom Little
( Fails Tuesday and is surveying the
new county road from here to Lake
Alexander. %=f
While j p. Dahlquist was leading
1 Il COW home last Friday evening 9a'rlill
the animal became unmanagseabless
throwing him down and falling on
hin breaking his collar bone. Dr..
Roberts. of LITTLE Falls, was called
and Settle break; he is doing as well
as can be expected. "a II
s & TO those wishing to send exhibits
10 the county fair ut Little Falls the
N. p. Railway will transport free
one way, all such exhibits; also AZ
cents for the round trip for pas
. sengers during the fair. MI. i.
Randall will be well represented IN
the agricultural line at the county
fair. Quite a number are arranging
to exhibit their products OF the soil.
John Gish and wife returned to
their home at Staples Sunday after
& weeks visit with their parents at
4 Parker town. rg5$.f -. J
C. w.. Schumacher assumed his
duties as postmaster monday. .jss t.,
y. M. Barnhart has a tract vi land
containing SOC acres in one body
that could not be duplicated in this
B county for the State Experimental
farm, containing all the require
nents, such as different kinds ofsoil,
rolling and level meadow, etc, which
]; he would sell at reasonable figures. It
would be well for those having the
locating of the farm in hand to take
look at this tract before deciding
on location elsewhere. }5 Il.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
MORTGAGE FoREcL >sUkE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment Of
the sum Of five hundred and 4sixty-One dollars
which is claimed to be due and is due at the
date Of this notice upon certai n mortgage, duly
executed and delivered by Peter X. Nelson and his
wife Harriet Nelson. mortgag ors TO Anna Johnson,
Mortgagee bearing date the 24th day of May,
1892. and with power Of sale therein obtained
duly recorded ID the office of the Register Of
Deeds, in and for the county of Morrison and
state Of Minnesota, on the 9th day of june 1895.
in book number of mortgages, on page7 "a, and
no action or proceeding having been instituted
by said mortgage. or any part thereof. AZ !
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given, that. by
virtue Ofthe power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statutes in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises described
Ia and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The north half of abe northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter, and the north half Of the
north half of the northeast quarter, all In Sec
ton twenty-six, township thirty nine north of
range thirty-two west in Morrison county and
state Of Minnesota. with the Embellishments and
sheriff of said Morrison county, at the north door
Of the court house In the city OF Little Falls in
i'd county and state on the S1st day OF August,
1895, at 10 o'clock a.. M, Of that day, at public
vendue. to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt Of five hundred and sixty one dollars,
ises, and twenty five dollars. attorney fees. as
stipulated in and by said mortgage in case of
foreclosure. and the disbursements allowed by
law; subject to redemption at any time within
one year from the day of sale. Is provided by
law. III I'll EEs SS 5gi{i i v
$50 q =. '''l' .''' b & ANNA JOHNSON,
: sS5# 5..5S .53 Is "a Mortgage,
LrsDBERaH, BLANCHARD. 4 LdsDBEaaa.
a3f Attorneys. \
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
GEO. II. REYNOLDS, ,...5., ~
Attorney for Mortgage,
NOTICE oEMoRTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

NOTICE oF.M ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
Whereas, default has been made iii, the con-
d1tlons OF certain mortgage duly executed bv
Frank y. Tilden and Matte D. Tilden, his wife,
mortgagors. to John Milton Oliver, Mortgage,
Tecorded in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds Of
Morrison county, Minnesota, on the 18th day Of
December 1857 at ! o'clock p. M. in book "L'' Of
mortgage was given to secure the payment ofs2lO..
on December LIST, 1890, and interest thereon
from the date Of said mortgage at the rate Of 10
per cent per annum, pay able annually. .{#
$g And, whereas. said default consists IN the
failure Of said mortgagors to pay said sum of sci
and the interest thereon from December 1st. 1881
ama ns taxes the S SAD
aggregating $S1. 20 which said mortgage paid
on April 27th. 1894, which sum ~ claimed as q
part Of the debt secured by said mortgage in &C.
claimed to be dne at the date Of this notice on
said mortgage and the debt thereby secured, in
Guiding principal. interest and taxes 60 paid as
and 4210o dollars tssso42). and no action on -
proceeding has been instituted at law or Other.5
wise TO recover the same Or any part thereof;
virtue Ale edysn hst
case made and provided, said mortgage win luf 81
forsclosed \. by 9 ale q the land and premises
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter DELI
Of se1l and lots four t4. i've ~, and eight (s1
OF eecgon tWentysl1O, IN township one hundred
tanning 40 and 50 100 acres ID Morrison COUNTY.
Minnesota: which sale will Be made by ti,e
sheriff Of said county. ct the front door Of the
court house In the city of Little Fall II, ssid
county on Saturday, the 18th day Of September
1885, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon at pubiic
auction 70 the highest bidder for cash. 70 pay
ssld DEBT and interest and taxes,S aud an at
and ths disbursements allowed BY Law. -.
Dated July %. 1896 i 5ss
JOHN MILTON OLIVER,
vu.,,n,, = ..,. Mortgage.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
GEO. II. REYNOLDS, 1@ sE
IL Attorney orMortsagee. /

ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE OF APP
4 N PL1cATIONs FOR ,APPOINTME NT on $AD.
w s5MINISTRATOR. 5;5 M "a s W rs. s. 81
STATE or MINNESOTA VI NJ. u.
COUNTY or MoknrsoN. If y ''5,S,,
In the matter Of the estate Of Edward Olson,
deceased. ##ftSSss s.s $@.
On reading and filing the petition; Of Florence
H. t,lsoL. representing among other things that
Edward Olson, late OF LITTLE Fails. county OF
Morrison state OF, Minnesota, on the - day OF
January A. d. 1891, at his home died interstate,
and being resident OF this county at the time
OF his death, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this co1nty, and that the said petitioner
Is the widow Of said dseensed. and praying that
administration Of said estate be to her Florence
H. Olsnn] granted; rs y3 4.s 4 GT.% III y, I
1t III ordered, that said petition be heard be
fore the judge OF this court. on Saturday. the
31st day Of August A. D. 1895. at 10 O'Clock o. III,
at his office in the court house ut Little Falls In
said county. vi. " gI =, III i. y Y = I,
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given
to the heirs OF said deceased aud to all persons
interested, by publishing copy of this order foI
hearing In the Little Falls Transcript. a weekly
newspaper printed and published at Little Falls
Dated at Little Falls, MINI, this sth day o.
August 1895. y, FS :. Eaa$:s: :. +
q. MI BY the Court. ~. y.
4. i.5.@ + AZ ss9ff N. RICHARDSON. ~,
Az s :l ,5 ]. Z - X. 8. Judge of Probate.
1 /
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
.ScaDdia Valley News.

Joe Jones and Joe Paulson visited
atthe home OF K. Neill in Green
Prairie Sunday. 81 q sf.,.g $s...Ssr II
F. .J..=W.@Day was up from Miilneapt'-
lis Moiiday5looking after the harvest
on his farm i'm Rail Prairie. # taS ss
G. II. Nelson and Hans Panlson
have purchased steam threshiDg
outfit and will be able to attend 20
tie fine crops here. .s3 Il $' N.
Mrs. r. Neill ~ visiting ut W.
Days farm this week. al Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
\ TEACHERS, EXAMINATIONS
For Morrison County, Minnesota

Teachers examinations will be
held as follows: 4.s54 I y !: E5 4. (.
8# At the Central building. Little
Falls. Friday, August % Ut 3 S5 5sse
"a At Royalton. Friday, August 30. =
At the school house, Belle Praire.
Friday, Oct. %. x S.:. (. T. /, ....s
Applicants should provide them
selves with lead pencils. i hi.
Work to begin promptly at 8
O'Clock a.. m. s.,l .sjj...+, " 5@> s
s..S@ !. s.s jill. SEAL, >.45a*.
County supt., Morrison county,
Mimi. Sf$s S.,4s Il si IA -35 js.t4s II .t
Little Falls, Mimi. August 3,51S95.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-16
- n a,5- ANNA JOHNSON, N
& 2 Mortgage,
LrsDBERaH, BLANCHARD. 4 LiNDBERaH.
\ 35GE 81 "a t5ag Attorneys.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
81 LICENSE. #i:Ss
STATE OF MINNEsoTAl !. zs 5 e
couxrY Or Monrisos

Notice Il hereby given. that applications have
been made In writing 70 the board OF county
Commissioners Of said county Of Morrison and
fled in my ONCE, praying for license to sell In
toxicating liquors for the term commencing on
the nth day Of August, 1895, and terminating on
the 17th day Of August, 1895, by the following
persons, and ct the following places a. stated In
applications respectively, to-wit:
w, ]. Broker, to sell intoxicating liquors ut the
building situate near the southwest corner ofthe
southwest quarter q the southwest quarter
IN "a section four ~ township 50. range
TO- "a the frst door Of said building. ia
the town 81 Buckman and county Of Morrison
and state 81 Minnesota: said application viii be
heard and determined by said board Of county
commissioners Of the county Of Morrison at the
court house, in the auditors once IN the city Of
ifota, on saturday, the 18th day Of August 1896,
at2 O'Clock p. M, Of thst day.
Witness my hand and seal OF said county this
8 49, So ~ - - I. ELLENBEcKrR,
5EnA\ County Auditor.