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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-05-04
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The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
THOMAS GATES SUICIDES. Death of the Prison Superinten'
 dent by His Own Hand.

A special dispatch to the Phenix Ga zette, dated at Yuma, Arizona, on the 18th inst, says: Thomas Gates. super intendent of the territorial prison. con- mitted suicide this morning by shoot ing himself through the head with g 4l-calibre Colts revolver.
 He was talking with Dr. Cotter the prison physician, at 10 o'clock, after which he went to his own room and was never seen again alive. A half hour later a pistol shot was hearl. His door was opened and kneeling by the bedside with hIs elbow on the bed and his hand be- meath his chm was the superintendent, dead.
 He had for some time been ailing and it IS thought the pain assisted by men, tai worry about the safety of prisoners. temporarily threw his mlnd of it's balance.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
LET US ORGANIZE.

By a reference to the head of this col umn, it will be seen that the Republic an Central Committee ofApachs county has announced county conyention to meet in St. Johns, on Monday, Apr; 6, for the purpose of selecting delegates to reps esent this county in the Terrl- toriai Convention, which meets on the 18th prox.. in Phenix. The Territorial Convention will select six delegates to represent this Territory in the Repub. lican National Convention, which will meet in St. Louis next June. It be- hooves the Democracy of this county to at once take the ini nitIatory steps to per- feet the organization. Our opponents are always thoroughly organized and ever on the alert. There is no reason why, with a complete organization, the Democratic party can not carry Apache county at the coming election by good majority; but We can not afford to bide our time and wait until the last mo- ment and depend upon louse and scat tering organization. Let us close up tue ranks and move forward to victory. Should We move at once. the result Is not at all uncertain, but We shall be en- abled, next November, to chronicle an- other victory for the undyiug principles of Jefferson and Jackson.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

The March Review of Reviews pub- fishes three articles of especial interest to women. Mrs. Ellen NJ. HenrOtin, president of the General Federation of Women Clubs, briefly described that movement; portraits of the officers of the organization accompany her article. Mrs. Helen Campbell writes on House hold Economics as University Move ment"--a topic which to most readers, we imagine, is decidedly new. though Mrs. Campbell has herself given one course of lectures on the subject at the University of Wisconsin, and similar work has been begun at other institu- tions. Dean Marion Talbot gIves an account Of an interesting investigator of food supplies at the University ot Chicago. This practical study ofdleta: ries is a matter of much concern to all hOus ekeeperS.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

AT the Republican State Convention of Rhode Island, held in Providence, March 10, the following plank was adopted and declared. For recognition of the services of survivors of the civil war" What are we paying $lSO, ,0OO OOO & year for, in pensions. if not for the very purpose of which they demand recognition. This government, ire spective of party, will never forget the brave soldiers who laid down their lives in its support; nor ara the people who constitute the government ill need of admonition from any of the polit- ical parties to do an act that is not only a duty, but an honor. Never was the gold Of any country expended in mo- bier cause than the cause ofo soldier heroes and their dependent families. Such blanks in a political platform are mere sophisms, universally indulged in by the z. 0. D., and invariably on the eve O. the national election. Like the old time gag of the nigger minstrel it has become & chestnut.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
Arizona School Lands.
,Ibuoueruue Citiz n.1


 The bill for leasing Arizona school lands, introduced in the senate by Sena- tor Dubois, to take the place of the biil vetoed by she president, is framed 10 meet the demands of the people of Ariz- ona, in the matter of protecting the tim Der. It is thought this bill will accom- plish ali that was aimed at by the other bill, and at the same time be free from the objects to winch the other was open. It is very short, and for the information of our Arizona readers we give it in full:
 That the lands reserved for university purposes, and all of the school land Ill the territory of Arizona reserved hy law
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
Bordeaux, NJ. SpringerviIle

Bordeaux, NJ. Springerville
 Improvements on land $2o. person. al property $50, tax $2 63, penalty and costs $1 l3 Io.al $3 70. Bigelow, Orson, Springervills
 Imp on land at Eagerville l25, per prop IF, tax 48, pen and costs l AZ.
 Total $9 90. Bleak, Jos Springerville
 Imp at Amity 75, per prop 177, tax 8 S3, pen and costs If, total $1O 27. Butler, J N, Springerville
 lots in Eagerville 50, imp 40, per prop 169, tax 40, pen and costs l 30,
 Total $l0 90. Baca. Dicnicio, Springerville
 5 S1s or SC I of nv 1 & s F of sw 4 of ne Ii & ne of sw N & nv "A of SC A Sec 2. twp n, rge 29 @, 120 acres $42O, imp 200, per prop l02, tax 25 p, pen ard costs p, totaI $27 90 Baca, Eutemio, St Johns
 w 6 of SC 14 SC 4 of sw Ii and sw L of ne Ii of sec 23, twp Il n, rge 28 G.. l60 acres 800, imp l5, lot blk 89 St. Johns 9, imp 75. per prop 20, tax 15 20, pen and costs 2 25, total $17 50. Earth, Mrs Refugia, St Johns
 N1S of ne Ii and 1a of nv M of sec 26, twp fl n, rge 26 e, l60 acres 200, and E of sw L of sec "A, twp IA n, rge 26 Q0 onras 100
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
ALBERT F, POTTER. sec:e

THE National Republican party ap- pears to be enjoying g wide diversity of opinion in the matter of nominee for the presidential plum, The grand old party is in the throes of agony over the shiadys of some of her favorite chil- dren, Mckinley seems to be away ahead of a ll competitors, and every day brings him the joyful news of another state added to his list. Allison and Reed are skirnishing along the frontier and doing all in their power 10 stay the tide of popularity looming portentious iu the wake of the ambitious advocate of high protection. Scoop" is the motto emblazoned on the banners of these doughty warriors; and "scoop" by any and all means Is the laudibie practice of these grave and reverend statesmen and and their respective sa- tellItes and understrIkers.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
Beware of Counterfeiters

Who infest the market and are the means of robbIng sick people of thelr money, and what is of still greater con- sequence of not unfrequently sggravat- ln5 the complaints under which they labor. 1t is an act of duty We owe to society to warn the people against these dangerous frauds. A little care on the part of the purcnaser will protect them from imposition by bearing in mind these facts: Never buy where It is of fered in bulk, lin kegs or jugs) as the genuine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are sold only in bottles having the handsome steel plate label displaying the combat between St. George and the Dragon, and having at the bottom 8 miniature note of hand for one cent, bearing facsimile of the signature of the president of the company. Over
 the cork is d metallic cap, on which IS impressed the name of the article, to- yether with medallion head in the cen tre. Any person selling the counterfeit Hostetter's Stomach Bitters we shall not hesitate to bring tO justice, as We never fail 10 convict.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

for school purposes, may be leased un- der such laws and regulations as may be hereafter prescribei by the legislature of said territory, but until such leglsla- tive action, the governor, secretary oI tte territory, and superintendent of public instruction shall constitute board for the purpose of leasing salo lands, under the rules and regulations heretofore prescribed by the secretary of the interior for the respective pur. poses for which the said reservations were made, except that it shall not be necessary to submit said leases to the secretary of the interior for his approval; and all necessary expenses and costs in- cured in the leasing, management ana protection of said lands and leases may be paid out of the proceeds derived from sach leases.
 "And it shall be unlawful to cut. re- move, or appropriate in any way any timber growing upon the lands leased under the provisions of this Act, and not more than one section of land shall be leased to any one person, corporation, or association of persons, and no lease be made for a longer period than five years, and all leases shall terminate on the admission ofsaid territory as state and all money received on account of such leases in excess of actual expenses necessarily incurred in connection with the execution thereof shall be placed to the credit of the public school fund oi said territory. and shall not be used tor any other than school purposes.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
APACHE COUNTY DELINQUENT TAxLIST FOR THE YEAR
 1895.

Armiio. Ambrocio, St. Johns,
 Lot 3. blk S6, in St. Johns and imp. $50, per prop $1OS. tax $5.56, pen & costs $l.27, Total $6,oS' Armijo. Gabriel, St, Johns, Lots 6 blk 86 in St. Johns and imp $9O. per prop $l31 ,50. tax $7; ;75, pen and costs $1.40. Total $9.l5. Aragon, Jose, St. Johns Imp at New Town $50, per prop $75, tax 4 33. pen and costs 1.22. Total $5.6O Aguires, Anastacio, St. Johns. Imp on Sec l, twp 9n, rge 2oe, S50, per prop S5, tax 4.73, pen and costs IA
 Total $5,97 Amos Bros. Show Low
 Eb of L & H of ne N of ser 27, twp 10 n. rge A e, l60 acres 20O, imp 25, nv 1z of Sec B, twp 10 n, rge A e, l60 acres POO, imp 25, per prop 2i7O, tax lO2 20, penalty and costs 6.6O
 Total $1OS 30. Apodaea Candelario; St Johns
 per prop 12O. tax4 20; pen & costs 70. total $4 90 Archunde Juliana, Concho
 Lot 34 blk4 Concho 20; imp tax 70 pen and costs 6Oc. total $2 8. Archunda, Prisciliano; Concho Lots 45, 46 & 47, blk l, Concho, 5O, tax l 75, pen and costs 60c.
 Total $2 35. Atencio, Cornelio, Fl Tule
 Lots 4 & blk 4, Concho, 30, imp 10, per prop 10, tax 1.75, pen and costs l: lo
 Total $2 85. Averitt, Elisha, Springerville m Lots 39 and A blk l4, Springerville, 100, imp 100, Sc T ot ne A, sec 29, twp g n, rge 29 e, 40 acres lS0, imp 50. tax 3l l5. pen and costs 3 %,
 Total $34 15
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

tax 53 40. pen and costs 10, total $59 % Baca, Marcus, Rockville
 & or of Sec 2, twp 10 n, rge 28 @, 160 acres $291 25, imp 250, per prop 90, tax g 10, pen and .osts 210. total $24 20. Barilla, Santa Rosa, St. Johns
 Imp at New Town 9, per prop 55. tax 2 85. pen and costs 15, total $4 %. Bilhy, John, Concho
 W 1k of sw L sec 4. twp 12 n, rge 26 e, 80 acres 23l %, imp l50, tax 19 65, pen and costs 2 co, total $2l 65. Banta, A F. St Johns
 Lots 2 & 8 hlk 47, & imp, in St. Johns 1875. tax 55 15, pen and costs 25,
 total S53 40 Berry. CL, Springerville
 NE or of sec l. twp g n, rge 29 e, 16O acres 250. imp l50. per prop 39O. tax 2 65, pen and costs B. total $50 %. Brown, Robert, Springerville,
 E or of SC ar of Sec 4, sw qr ot sw or of Sec 5, ne ar of ne ar of Sec g, x nv or of nv pr of Sec 10, twp 7n, rge 29 @. l6O acres $2OO, imp $25, tax 2 9O. pen & costs soc, total S8 50. Baca, Juan, Springerville
 Per prop 105, tax 6S, pen and costs 6sc total $4 36 Baca, Francisco. Springerville,
 Per prop l3O, tax 455, pen x costs 75c, total $o 3O. Bunch, ITS,
 Per prop 526. tax SIS 40, pen & costs 40. total $19 80 Baca, Adelaide de, Springerville
 Per prop 30, tax 05, pen and costs 55c, total $l 60 Carreio, Anecito. Springerville
 Ho SC and lot in Springerville 20, per prop 105, tax 40, pen and costs l P
 Total $5 62. Candelaria, Bidal, Concho
 Imp on ranch near Mineral 10. imp at Concho 20, per prop 329, tax l2 55,pen & costs 2 10. total $l4 65. Carrillo, Pablo, Springerville
 Imp at Spriugerville $40, per prop i''' '"> . ''' Total $7 45. Carrillo, Leandro, Springerville
 Imp on Inf of Sc ar & nv qr of SC qr of Sec 20, twp n, rge 29 @, $200. per prop 130, tax II .55 pen and costs l 60
 Total SIS l5. Chaves, AntonIo Jose. St ohns
 Lot II, b'k 20, St. Johns, $10, imT $40. per prop $50, ax 4 90, pen costs l25, total $6 l5 Chaves, Nicolas, St Johns
 Imp at Las Tuces 10. per prop 9 tax l 25, pen and costs 05, total g 30 Chaves. Sisto, St Johns
 Imp at New Town 10, per prop 8, ta1 1 60. pen and cost 10, total $2 70 Chaves. Anestacio, St Johns, M E Inf of SC ar sec 34, twp l3 n, rge 2 @, 80 acres 320. imp 100, lot } blk S7, St, Johns s, per prop 105, tax IS 60, pen ails costs 45, total $zl 0o Chapman, Hyrum, St Johns
 Al acres in nv CT of ne ar & Inf . nv pr of sec IS, twp 1Sn, rge 2S e, Sl25 mp 75, imp at Lime Kiln 90 per prol
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

THE republican split in Arizona has extended to Apache county. There will soon be nothing to hold the two frag- ments together but collar button.- Gazette.
 Ofwhat use is a collar button, when there is no place to insert the ''durned" thing, Might as we'll attempt to make a barrel out of bung-hole, both are equally unfeasitle.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
52l 50, tax 15 30, pen and costs p.
 Total SIS Uo.

521 50, tax 15 30, pen and costs p.
 Total SIS 0o. Cheney, Elam, Concho
 2O acres in sec 32, twp 13 n. rge 26e, 112 5O, mp 9, imp on Govt land 90, per prop l63, tax F 10, penalty and costs 2lO. total $l4 20' Candalaria, Juan, Concho
 80 acres in nv qr,s ec g, twp Il n, rge 28 6, IOO, 67 acre in Inf of ne qr & nv or of ne qr, sec Is, twy 12 n, rge 26e, Lots 5, 7, 48 & 52, blk l. Concho, s 50. ' 59 to 53, blk l, Concho, to, to is, A. 40, US' imp 62o. Ter prop S6so, tax s54 o5 less part pay nent 3Ju, pen and costs 6 20, total $6O 9 Candelaria Domingo, Concho
 N Inf of nv ar & SC ar of nv ar x ne or of sw qr of sec 3l, twp 10 n, rge 70 e, I6O acres, POO, imp 90, lot A, blk Con cho 20, imp 2O, per prop 475, tax 26 8O, pen and costs 2 S5, total $29 65. Chaves, Prisciliano. St Johns
 Imp at Los Tuces 50, per prop 8, tax 8, pen and costs b. total $4 b. Crossen. M E, Sprlngerville.
 < Inf of sw ar of sec 2, twp n, rge S1 e, 80 acres, 1OO, imp 25, tax 4O. pen and costs 72c, total D IT, Christensen, Jos, St Johns
 Lots & 2 blk 60, St Johns 50, imp 10, tax 10, pen and costs 60c total $2 70 Clark, Mrs E., T Clark, Agent, Gila Lot 3 blk 25 Nutrioso. 9, imp 200, per prop ll2 50, tax il 80, part payment 10, pen and costs 60, total $3 AL Chaves, Filomeno, St Johns
 Per prop 75, tax ? 65, pen and costs 65c, total $S So' Day, Frank, Springerville
 Nv or of sec 35, twp g n, rge 29 e, l6O acres, 320. imp 150, per pr )p 8, tax r 70. pen and costs 90, total $l9 6O. Daily, Martin, Alpine
 I2O acres land in sec II. twp n, rge 30 e, 300, imp l50, tax 15 75, pen and costs 3J, total $l7 Oo Davls Chas w, St Johns
 Lots and 4 blk 50 St Johns 50 imp 125, per prop 95, tax g 50, pen and costs 50, total sIl oO Duran, Antonio, St Johns
 Se ar of SC qr, sec Z2, sw ar of sw qi sec 23, 6 Inf of ne qr ot sec 2I, twp II nr rge zS e, 1eO acres, 200, imp p per prop 3O, tax 95 pen & costs l 45, total $lO At Depew, Alberto, Spr,ngerville Per prop 100 tax 5O pen and costs 68c. total $4 Is Davis w c. St Johns
 Lots in St Johns
 Lots Is, 2O& %. blk 20, $15.
 2, blk 69, $75, imp $350 Per prol 3SO, tax 2S 70, pen & costs 9j.
 total $3l 65 Duran, Teo6lo, s: Johns
 Imp on land 50. per prop 194O, tax 69 65, pen and costs 50 total STA 10 Duran, Cruz, Concho
 Imp on RR land 50 per prop 8, ta1 3, pen and costs l5, otal $4 To- Damon A. C. ft Def nee
 Imp at Ft Defiance POO, per prop l6l tax 13 8, pen and costs l 67. total $l4 g.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

Primsry elections will be held in the different precincts on Monday, March Soth 1896, to elect delegates to the County Convention.
 Each delegate must be provided with proper credentials. signed by the chairman and secre- tary of the primary at whi h he was elected' to insure him c seat in the County Convention By ord of the Apache County Republican Central Co nmittse.
 GEO. H. CROSBY. Chairman. ALBERT F, POTTER, Secretary.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
MONDAY, APRIL 9th. lsse.

For the purpose of electing delegates to repre- sent Apache county in the Territorial Conven- ton.
 The appouionment of delegates to the Conn- tv Convention VII be made on the vot. cast for Delegate to Congress at the last general cleo ton, at the ratio fOne delegate for each fifteen votes or fraction hereof. which will gve the this following represention to the precincts oi sounty as foll Jws:
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l
 COIrNTY OF APACHE.

Notice is hereby given that unless the taxes, costs and percentage. as described Tn the foregoing gdelinquentlist are paid. the real property upon whlch'such taxes are lien will be sold at public auction in front of the Court House in the town of St Johns, Apache County, Arizona, on Monday the 23rd day of March. 1896, between the hOu' of ten o'clock a. m. and three o'clock P. m., and ifsueh sale is not completed on said 23rd day of March, 1896 said sale wIfl be adjourned from day to day until completed How ever, snch sale will be completed on or before Monday, the 18th day of April, 1896,
 ALBERT F. POTTER. Treasurer and ex-offieio Tax Colieetorof Apache County. Territory of Arizona St Johns, February 2Sth; 1896.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

Jaramillo, Epifanio, St Johns
 Sw or of SC qr of Sec II, twp 1ln, rge 2S e, 40 acres. 50, imp 50, tax 3 90. pen and costs l1S, total $4 68. Jaramillo, Baltazar. St Johns
 Imp at ruces 90, per prop 50. tax 3 s5 ben and costs 1 20, total $5 05 JaranilIo. Felipe, St Johrs
 Imp at Tuces 5, per prop 5, tax 35c, nen and costs O5, total $l 40 Jensen, Andres, StJohns
 l2k acres in sec P, twp Is n, rge 28e. S1 sG C C C Az eL |" |" 1" 39 Imp I5O. 10 acres in sec 4, twp Is n, rge .2Se. Is, value of land added POO, per prop 261 40, tax ? 55, pen and costs 4 3S,
 total $31 93.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

The recent troubles in the Salvation Army have brought to light the fact that this organization owns prop erty valned at more than 4O0O,0 900.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

Imp on Sec 29. twp 20, rge 27, $200 Tax 87 70, penalty anu costs l3 3S,
 total Sl01 0S. eidemeyer, W E, Ft Defiance Imp at Ft Defiance 1000, per prop Sl9S, tax 146 95, pen & costs 40.
 total S:55 35.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
CALL
For a Republican County Con-
 yer1ti0Iis

Pursuant to a call issued by the Republican Territorial Genital c mmittee for aconvehllon to be held fin the city of Ph nix, on APRIL 9th. 1895, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Republican National Convention ks- publican County Convention is hereby calleo to be held in the town of St. Johns' on
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

Holgate Wm, St Johns
 Lots & Is, blk ?, St Johns, lOS, {" 3&4, 3, 100 imp 100 l l5 |" 10, {" 50 per prop 300, tax 23 40, pen and costs 317, total $26 o7. Holgate E T. St Johns
 Imp on sec Is, twp l2 n, rge 2S e, 70 per prop t5, tax 50, pen and costs Is
 total s 63 Hale, Mike, Springerville Imp on Inf of ne qr of sec II, and W Inf of nv ar of ser F, twp n, rge Ere, 30, per prop 51, tax 55, pen and costs l IS, totai S4 |o Hewitt Jno P. Springerville Imp in Lee Valley 75, per prop 135, tax ' A, pen and costs g, total s v. Hamhln Lyman 5 Alpine
 Lot 8 blk 8 Nutriosp 70, imp 9, imp of Alpine 50, per prop 249, tax l5 55, pen and costs 7 70, total $lI oO. Hatch, Thos, Alpine
 Imp at Alpine l50, per prop 90, tax l5 40, pen and costs 1 v, total $l7 l7 Harridance Jeremiah, Nntrioso
 Imp at Nutrioso 100, per prop 242. tax II 95, pen and costs 50, total $l5 % Hart & stevenson, Navajo
 25O head cattle branded AL < on lett side ? horses, saddle $l975, tax 61 37 nen and costs 3 37, total $7l A
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
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Eager Jno T, Springerville
 30 acres in sw ar ot SC ar of sec 4, twp n. rge 28 e..$180, Is acres in sw qr of ne or os sec g. twp Il. rge 2o e, $i64. lot in Springerville 20, imp 200. per pro 21O, tax 23 50. penalty and costs 3 IS.
 total $26 73
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
Garcia, Manuel, St Johns

Garcia, Manuel, St Johns
 Imp on ranch 100, per prop p 50. tax 43J, pen and costs 2, total $5 52. Garcia, Gabriel, St. Juhns
 Lot blk 70 St Johns 9, imp 40. imp at New Town25, per prop 10, tax 50, pen and costs 63, total 50 Is Garcia, Guadalupe, St Johns
 Lot blk 70 St Johns 9. imp 90, per prop 25, tax 95, penalty and costs 20
 total $6 20. Gonzales, Perforio, St Johns
 Per prop 40, tax 40, pen and cos,s 57c, total $1 97 Gonzales, Andres, St Johns
 Imp at Fl Tule 50. per prop ?6, tax 4 40, pen and costs p, total $5 62. Griego Jose NJ. St Johns
 Imp at Las Tuces 50, per prop p tax 2 65, pen and costs l3, total $3 7o Greenwood. Adam. pringerville l9 acres in Eagerville sll4 -o 5 lots in ' 100, imp loO per prop l5O, tax IS. pen and costs 2 4O'
 total $20 40. Garcia, Erminio, St Johns
 Imp near St Johns 20, per prop So, tax 8 70, pen and costs 20: total $4 90. Gonzales. AmhrocIo, St Johns
 Imp at New Town 30, per prop 70, tax l o5, pen and costs 10, total $3 O.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

Padilla, Jose, Vernon
 Imp at Mineral 200. per prop S5, tax 1O. pen and costs 1 50, total $11 50 PadIlla, Cashmere, Vernon
 NE pr of sec II, twp 10 n. rge 25 i6O acres 200. imp 20. imp S of Vernon 30. per prop 152, tax b 10, pen and costs 2 9. total $17 35. Peralta, Patricio. Concho
 Imp on RR land 100, per prop 1855. tax 20 50, pen and costs 2. total $22 90.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

Vigil, Roman, St Johns
 Imp at New Town l5, per pro 15, tax 10, pen and costs 05, total g. 10 Vigil Severe NJ. Socorro, N. M,
 NV qr of ne ar ne ar of nwqr & Inf of SC ar of nv ar n Inf of sw qr of Il ar of sec 2. twp 8n, rge 29 e. l20 acres 36O, imp 40, tax IA penalty & costs 20.
 total Sl5 20.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21

McCarroll r, Navajo
 sw ar of sec 4, twp 20 n, rge 27 e. 16O acres $20O, imp $50, imp at Taylor Sprs 50, per prop 991, tax AS 70, less part pay ment A, pen and costs 2 75. total $27 45 McGrath Jas, Vernon
 E Inf of nv ar, nv qr of nv br of sec : and sw or sw ar of sec 6. twp n, rge 26 e, 17i, 36 acres, $2l4 82. imp 100, tax II pen and costs 05. total $l2 %.