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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
Newly Elected Officers.

The officers of Arizona Lodge No
A. o. U. w. we're installed last night b
Deputy Grad Master Workman T.
Clark assisted by F. A. Odermatt actin
as P. G. M. W. and G. A. Shibell as 6
G. as follows:
P. M. W. l.. Rosenstern.
Master Workmen, E. r. TrippeI.
Foreman, q P Wilson.
Overseer, P P Lopez.
Recorder, W j Osborn.
Finsncier, W E Felix.
Receiver, W V Whitmore.
Guide, Brad Daily.
Inside Waterman, V M Cordova.
Trustee, M Lamont.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

Not few who read what Mr.. Robert
Rowls, of Hollands, Va, has to say be-
low, will remember their own experience
nnder like circumstances: LAST winter
l had la grippe, which left me in a low
state of health. Itried numerous RENE
dies, none of which did me any good,
until l was induced to try bottle OF
Cnamberlsin's Cough remedy. The fret
bottle of it so far relieved me that was
enabled to attend to my work, and the
second bottle effected a cure" For sale
at so cents per bottle by Fred Fleish-
man, druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
$100 Reward 800.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the med
ical fraternity. Catarrt being a constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It
fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo o.
R9- Sold by Druggists, Use.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

ooAo<sNy amusemSutS
The outlook for a social January
promises exceedingly fine. The follow
ing are billed for Reid's opera bouse:
Janunry 4, pastoral.
January 6, Lillian Lewis IN "Cleope.
ira" with company of thirty.
January l2,Spanish-American Society
anniversary.
January IA, dramatic and musical en-.
tertelnment, Tucson Lodge No. 1. A. O.
U. W., for benefit of cemetery.
January ", Fannie Rice, comic opera
in Nancy at the French Ball"
January "a, Maria Tsvary in English
opera, 100 in the company.
January %. Aramintha Concert COM
pany for benefit of Methodist church.
January n, Payton Company, one
week, at popular prices.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
Help Wanted.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! made
a $534.oo the last six weeks selling Dish Wash.
ers, and was sick part of the time. I don't tee
why others do not go in to the Dish Washer bust
ness. No canvassing. Sold all my Washers a
home. Perfect satisfaction. Every one sold
sells another. Every family wants one. Twill
make g 900 this year easy. can wash and dry
our dishes in two minutes. Any one make IS to
$Iz day. For circulars write to Iron City Dish
Washer Co. S. Highland Ave. Z. +. Pittsburg. Pa
May 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

!n every section, to canvass, 81 to $5
day made, sells at sight; also man to
sell staple goods to dealers, best side
line, SIS month. Salary or large COM
mission made, experience unnecessary.
For sealed particulars send stamp. Cliff
ton Soap & Manufacturing Company,
cincinnati, o. Jan2w-1-y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
Confidential.

A maiden fair,
With dark brown hair,
Was crossing Congress street;
The air was keen,
Her age was steen,
But-ah me-wss'nt she sweet.
The banana was sleek,
For she fell down quick
And shattered her Trilby curl;
But the word she used,
Must be excused,
AS she's Tucson girl.
TUE OpSrPvrp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
WaDted.

Lady or gentleman to take charge of
q good paying restaurant. Inquire at
this offite. tt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

For RENT-H you should want a fur.
nished or unfurnished house, rent
reasonable, apply to w. II. Rule. tt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
January Amusemeuts.

Apache Sslve cures everything il
sight. Reduced to SOC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
WANTED-AN AGENT

Fresh fish always on hand at the
French restaurant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

n1-H.C. w~r Hnvs - HnAsu -
nsxT, guassn teo6 specific tor HyveaA -
ness, Coayslsaoas ma, ksvos H@nA.
Headache Nervous ProsxstSsa oaasoA - -
Depressioe SofteninG OF the BAN FasaAtne IN
nsanisy and leading to nissxy. aseay s,AAsAA.
Prernasre Cd Age, 8ArIssnao, Loss s1RUW1R
N either sax, Involuntary LOGS and SUermnk'
orrhose esnssa By oves-sx9<tsa OF ths hclinp
ssh-<buse or ossr-kndulgencA. EacA ko4 90,
taing one months t<sakmonk Oa ho1 or
SIX boxss for san, ssot By naal psss0ad -
rsesipt 81 rrSoe.
We Gusxa zfss M DoDO
TocRrs any eeee. Vita eeoh ozs3sx reo0Ne4
Is fo< six eo1ss, escornpaniod HtkA - -
sgf, "A sas ronsz II the t-eesmant dnas not sGb0
a cure, Gxlsza1tses issued oAly ~ 6EOn0u
HARrA. Scss Assas. IA CsnsSsssstEsst3aas
krSs11a. !.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

THE WAY to reach catarrh is through
the blood. Hoods Ssrsaparilla, by
purifying the blood, removes the cause
of the disease and permanently cures
catarrh. Take only Hoods.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
and effectively, on the liver and bowels.
25c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

Parks Cough Syrup for Coughs and
Colds. Sold by Fred Fleishman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04

Golden Star brand is sold under q
guarantee by the cannery.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
5SN0WIAl

Manager Manning ycg,crt.lv wired Fitch
or Rryis t0 report ut NiuuglugIlg ami he
left for thut city lest night.
Ex-t-mrirc Rurubam is Hu,borIty for ,l,.
statement thnt he ms soon ir,si Ia,
Youngs stub-Gook of 0uns Imr1.si ,'iS
year, ana That Joe kaiiv ~ tbr u,iit..
morcs, leads the list win n tntsi az ii.n
which viii lee taken from bis .nia,,, ,rr
hans l''4
Tbs Nttr,.,,,ltg ,o-,,.,u .,,,,.,.,........
iG1 S!EurH "tnlHrr ,Nltlgr' ana one Whul
T,.Nrr,,,''i,il'S 'i,il'S H'ii-y, S"I ms " r.iihism"l
49, T. -, i M ,l" .,Al'I Iln'Ht INls
X, - a' II -. .IJ'l Is,AV marry Iias'lNEF,
si,,, t,I,H & ittft.l'r ,i.'t 81 INST y,At hhushs
,aSSfs ,i''IS "a WE noGGlt bl Mln;
I XIII An o,,,,,s, ne, g,t4 an" WI
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
YOUR WEAK SPOT.
should Find ont nnd
strengthen II.

where is 'he weak spo, In your system
Is 1t "a weakness Of tho stomach which
causes INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, biliousness,
constipation. headaches and backae hes. or
IL It a general weakness which makes you
suncr from tlrcd, lanEild feelings
Wherever or whatever your particular
weakness may be, YOU can, it YOU Will. get
rid ~ t anl replace II with health. strength
and yigor 10 you know how II not,
You can prontlhly read the following onin-
Ions On the subJec, and set some valuable
Mrs 81. Mcmahon. Of sump,cr 81,
Bfo7klyn. snys3 ~ was formerly much
troubled with INDIGESTION. but have ben
entirely cured by using Dufy's pure matt
Whiaksy. which can sincerely recommend,
IL gave ME relief when all other remedies
failed. am SIN using II and feel the
Nirr. j. ". Connor. OF Fitchburg. Mass.
says. ~ was lu bad health and feeling
friend advised me 20 try bury's pure malt
whiskey | did So ana am now feeling
stronger. happier ana healthier than |
have ;elt In years. II has worked Won
ders In my case"
Hundreds NJ similar opinions could hs
furnished hut the above are quite sufficient
70 prove that bunys pure malt Whiskcy
r. uUequRled Tor iiE stimulating. strength.
cpinE effects. Wherever 1t is taken, II
searches out The weak spots in the system
and replaces weakness with strength. II
digestion and makes sound, healthy ncsh
II should hr remembered. however. that It
is not nm ordinary whiskcy hut 81 unlike
amy other. on THIS account be- sure AMI
got only the genuine and accept no inferior
Initiation.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
Results mt Onklcy.

Cincinnati. o., June 22.-Two favori,es.
two second choices and one outsider won
the fve races at oakley to-day. Semper
Ego the favofiic in the free handicap,
won easily. from Lobengula. Track fast.
Weather cloudy Attendance, 900. sum
FfirsJ race--Five furlonss; purse 500; .
ydar-Glls John McEiroy, lO5 u.ayj 8 to
!, won. Captain Pelrsall, lno C. Relffl, Y
to i, second; Dr. Cattlet lo3 (ThorpeD y to
!! third. Time, l:0l&l. Cherry Leaf Gam
madl1n. Traveller. Devil to Pay. Uncle ST.
mon and kiclue also ran. Peirsall. TO
/, place;
purse siOo; I-year.olis and ''l; over. Yellow Yellow
Rose, Jos Ray(. 10 10 /, won; Carrie Lyle,
iScherrrrj. . TO 8. third. Time, les Ras-
per, Resplendent and Colonel Allen also
ran. Lyle, ! to 2, place
Third rnce-Five furlongs; selling; purse,
second; r. Mazepp;a tls. l.i corgsrl % TO !.
rie f., Adald. Black Bess alro ran Dul-
c'nla. to ;. place,
Fourth race-Onc and one-eighth miles;
handicap. year-olds and upwards: s50b
added. Semper Ego, III tThorpeJ. . to 10.
won; l-ohenynla, llG (scherreD, 10 to !,
second; Ida pickwlck. us (R Williams,, !
to J. IIhiiIrd' Time. i'52!s. urania, voor-
L4p9s,nHguIa, 70 AZ J. Place. s.r,,, ,-
500; 3-year-olds and over. l.etcher. -
Cbnpeel, TO !, won; John Haviin. a5 lE'ow-
,Therpep. S to 5, third. Time, i:ijA. King
sion, Susie b.. Nannie d. Elsie b, Kow-
alski also ran. Haylin. to !, place.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
sWoPE PARK BENEFIT RACES.
The Card offered for To-day la IL Fine
One, with n Number of spc-
ciaI Features.

The racing to-day Will be entirely for
the benefit OF the swope park Jubilee ex-
the occasion Is good one. with a number
Of specially attractive features, there
should be a banner crowd in attendance
to swell the receipts 1t is understood
that q number of business houses will give
a portion Of their employees Il chance to
take in the races.
the Swope handicap. at Il mile and an
eighth, for which q number of good ones,
including Montell, Iowhai'a, Dutch Arrow
dash of four and one-half furlongs. exclu-
slyely FOR grey horses for which n field
OF seven viii face the starter, and re-
crs. in which IA Kelly. Redemption, Grey
Wolf F!nis and other speedy ones. viii
10 receive a report OF the Surburban han
d!cip, which Will be run at COney Island
to-day. and the great race Will be called
Folowlns are the entries and weights for
!G. fist raSse.'rhree-fourths of mile. Dol
ioi, Ada NJ. ~, West Lake. lCd; DR. smp
son, 81. Nellie shields, l03! carver. 20;
Harvey V. Jrg lv5. Red Vail, SO; Hugo.
second -Five.eiGhths Of a mile; .,
ySar-o!4ss Helen w. wh5sst'insion !Si; VIA
SGro.ls s.. Archie Mckay. %. Fate. 81
Dr Crumbine, ioi Briggs il5
sr h.ir AreEeT iSi Pa.Eola, .I g5 5'iH Aiva i M
southworth l6i; Jennie Clark. 81; sir
charles l,S. Red Ray So; Major DTipps,
III. Mayview. lG2; Carroll Donder, III;
Arkansas Trnyeler, III, pr, simpson. %.
Fourth raco-Swone handicap; one and
@ 8eTshh ,ah hrrow nov 81 i'f' m Fesa S s fo%ha.
way, -: Littc Neil, %; Southern Lady. s.;
Long Ten. s..
Firth race--One-half mile. Finis, t6: Colo
mol C0uts, loo; Baby Ruth, 96: Gray Wolf,
III Cheyenne Fanny, ~, Phil Thompson,
81. Dearest, 100; Susie Nell. lp9, Ed Kelly
iii: Redemption, 100; John Boone ss
Sixth race--Four and one-half furlonGs:
gray horses Mamie Clark, 81. Little Nell,
lfG: Gray Don, III: Nellie Castcel 90; Gray
Bnnlc lli Knight Templar, III; Gray
Goose, it+.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
SUBURBAN WILL BE RUN TO-DAY
It VIII Probably lie II GRIND struggle
nctwccn Henry of Navarro
nud CtI0Ord.

New York. June 22.--Aithough there are
but seven entries for the Suburban to he
run at sheepshead Bay tomorrow, at the
opening of the spring season Of the Coney
Island Jockey Club, there Is nothing Lack
ing In quality. for the best Of the hand-
cap horses in training are engaged The
official list Is: Henry of Navarro, i2s
tGrifln); clifford, 1875 ,TaraD. Sir Walter.
l2S tBallard): Nanki Pooh. Il? DoGgeto;
lIornp!pe. III Bamllton; Belinar. liO u,
HiIll; The Commoner. il3 Clayton); The
track was very heavy this morning( but by
afternoon 1t had dried out fairly well and
there is every prospect of fast track by
As ii was an off day In racing. there was
a considerable number. at the track to-day
attend the sale of the Belle Meade yearl-
inss Among all the people there seemed 10
be but % 9Ss Sp9n as e he b, result Of S IA
and clifford and the supporters. OF the
Hyland, the trainer q Navarro, and RIOS:
ers. the trainer OF Clinord were chary OF
talking OF their charges, but 4 was evil
Hyland said that clifford was a dne horse
and hard one to beat although he SEEM
ed n little irsincere.
no, think 50. Both had their, final work
a2s decseG ,Ra, Rn o Ss aa ne 'hf s a.
thought they were caught by dozen at
less.
The Commoner has several supporters
who thought he might have chance. az
he had been reported as working well and
TO be in the best possible condition. Nanki
Pooh d,d his last work in as good shape as
ai any time since he was sent 10 the post
and boggctt Will surely ride him to the
best advantage. Hornpipe will have to
show, some Improvement upon his race to
be placed.
sir Walter the winner of the Brooklyn.
is not much thought Of. as his twelve
pounds penalty for winning that event has
brought him on level terms with Clifford.
The Commoner is given as doubtful
starter, but Mr.. Wallace says he will surely
start.
The odds quoted on the Suburban to-
night are; Henry OF Navarro. to /; Ciif.
ford to Z; Sir Walter, Bel Mar, Nankl |
Pooh, 10 to l EACH Hornpipe, 10 to ]. |
The Comnoner doubtful starter.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
PRIZE FIGHTERS LOCKED UP.
The KANSAS City, Kns., Police stop nm
Encounter between LiRhtw eights.

What was to have been an eight-round
boxing contest between Smoky" Ben
Smith. of Kansas City, Kas., and John
Rivers. of St. Louis. colored lightwelghts,
was brought TO an abrupt ending last night
at Browns park. in Wyandotte county, by
a center rush lead by Sheriff Longfellow
and Ave deputies.
At least 800 sports had gathered in the
pavilion at the park. Not twenty feet
away in the shade of two big elm trees
stood the strong arm of the law. patiently
waiting while the principals and the back
ers were sQuabbling over the selection of
the referee. II was loI5 o'clock when
when they shook hands and Rivers led a
vicious right hand swing which Smoky
ducked. The crowd became hilarious and
tho referee was shouting TO them to remain
quiet for fear that the officers might be
AZ the bsEipnipF of The second round
"smokys Jaw and be rseled ssgalInst, the
was a rush that turned into a stampede,
and the officers were seemingly ,nonplussed
and failed TO get anyone until the Two
fighters ran into their open arms. The
two men were locked up In the county Jail.
where they were forced to register for the
night. Friends and admirers talked of
bonds, but failed to materialize. lionors
were even and II the officers had not ap-
peared the talent would have seen very
stiff battle.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
COULD NOT PICK MUDLARks.
ONLY ONE rAvoRirE wON ron THE
TALENT YESTERDAY.
hob Cinmrru Won Ills pnce In im-
pr~ssivc styic-serond nnd Third
Choices In front-A Fine
card offered To-day.

Despite tho fact that the track wa.
heavy and the weather threatening. there
was a good attendance at the races yes
tstiuy. As usual. the talent found II a
diiIlcult matter 10 pick the winners on q
muddy track and Bob Clampett was the
only favnritc to fret catch the eyes Of the
judges. Clampctt won his race In impress
sivc style. showing that, good horse as he
is on u fast track. he IS 70 per cent better
on heavy one. The only incident Of the
day out of the common was the placing OF
Daylight first IN the third race. the Judges
evidently overlooking White altogether.
The work OF Judge pettuH has been accu-
rate AMI conscientious and the mistake Of
yesterday was only one which is likely TO
occur at any track where the finishes are
close.
The first race. for beaten horses. called
out a very roor lot and In the heavy con-
ditlon of the track the sreculaiors were
chnfy Of backing any of them. Kate
Rylc was a straight fuvorltc. and Ben
Harrison made tho running to the turn
for home, when he fell back beaten. and
was passed hy Redwood. Mary c. and
Kate Ryle. who finished in the order
named.
In the second race Nellie II. was slight;
fayoritc over Kil4ec and Barney Aaron Jr.
Black Tom. Barney Aaron, Jr. and Nellie
Il. were the leaders 70 tho stretch. whore
Lady Maud went to the front and won as
she pleased by half a dozen lengths. EN-
crali finished fast and beat Barney Aaron.
Jr. ont for the place.
Moss Rose was made an even money
fnvorite for the third race. with white
nrl Lulu Fry next IN demand. Daylight
with Moss Rose and Lulu Fry next. Down
the stretch the two leaders ran head ana
hSad s The insh LSs W. Nsry Si9iS io dh the
Of ton of the spectators Thought White
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

st. Louis, Mo, June e2-Prince Lief. tho
Cincinnati to-day. McClelland hrd his
Jockey, soup Perkins. retu.-ed home
the slightest effects OF the hard rae Sal
urday, McClsllands crack was trained Iatc
as 2-year-cld, aud after winning iive
mile and a furlong In 5sis. The ownsr az
prince Lief Is one OF the luckiest hors.inen
third great race horse he has sprung In
the last three years. First came Honry Of
Neyarre: then Halms, the winner OF the
Yg-lce Li-L
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
Owl Club Roii-Brun.wick Alleys.
Cathedral school Exerci.cs.

The eighth closing exercises OF the Ca
school hall III West Twelfth street, last
evening. The prosramms was well . gsn.
acts. the east OF characters being made up
OF the members, OF the school Bishop.
the school, commenting on the excellence
Of the work psTteyWsa bx the classes.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

pulled 10 Temple island and back In short
stretches. During the frst part OF the
morning the American oarsmsn were
COACHED In pair Dared work. which. was the
feature Of the days training. aud will be
SO from this time on.
Trinity Hall was out Mt an early hour
ana rowcd short stretches to Temple isl.
mud. The famous Leander crew made their
They. wen, to Temple Island and back at a
twenty-five TO the minute stroke.
=. Guy Nickals and lehman called at the
Yale hendquariers this afternoon. The
Americans were out at $50 y. IN. and
tnwei ior an hour md a quarter at a
twenty.nve stroke. The New college crew
made their mrs. appearance this afternoon
and are considered by the Yale men to lie
In better shape than the 1.eander crew.
The smooth blade work OF tho latter,
however. attracts attention; but their
stroke is shorter and not so heavy as
fnlss Resides. 1t is not as steady, and
has short wing.
cartaLn Treadway, appeared TO be tI,cd
ny WORK to-day. and said Yale has had
some hard practice. We rowed a mile and
half at n stretch" Bob Cook was on
horseback. and also coached the men In
rnir-oar, each member of the Yale crew
taking turns In that shell during the after.
noon.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

Cleveland o.. June 92-rho Pirates hit
Young hard throughout the game, while
the Clovclnnds could not find klllcn oficc-
lively, The game was full OF excitement.
Attendance ie'". Score:
II y
Cleveland .....0 . . / o % 2
llttsburp .....0 q o % . d u-i II /
Batteries-Cleveland, Young and O'Cuu-
nor; Pittsburg. Killon and Suglcn.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

Rowett, won: Gladys Lee. second; May
Fourth race-seven furlongs. Hailstone
won; LaSalle. second: Audrax. third. Time.
1884,.
Fifth race-sx furlongs. Beau Ideal won;
Lady Doleful, second: II. third. Time l:i9.
Kelp won: Epsworth second; Brother Bob,
third. Time, $40.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

London. June IA dispatch from Hen
ley to the Pan Mall Gazette says that Or.
sculler went over the course to-day twice,
and did half OF y inside Of ive minutes
second time he damaged his boat and was
upset.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23
winners ut Windsor.

furlong Spokane won; Sky Blue, second
pr Kellogg, third, Time, l:25,
Second Tace-Four and a half furlongs
Parmesan won; Newport. second; Hamsa,
third Time, 0:5g,
Third race-Seling; fve furlongs. Miss
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

Henley on Thames, June 2a.-The Yale
crew were out at u 80 this morning. They
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

Letter Carrier Arthur E. Smith left Chi
ing for New York, intending TO lower the
ChicaEo-New York road record. now held
by X. y. Searle. II Is : DAYS % hours and
10 minutes. This record was once held by
Smith. His route is via Cleveland Buffalo,
Rochester and Albany, and he expects to
arrive in New York Sunday afternoon
Smith carries n message from Postmaster
Hesing 10 Postmaster Dayton. of New
York.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-23

Peter Berlo Is getting up a quint team,
with which he viii stand ready to race
let or sextuplet team on this side the
Atlantic. He will shortly issue chal.
lenge to race any such team for $500
side and will aim his challenge espe-
clally al the famous Emplre state tenn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-23

Section as township 70. Range 70. 7
Supposed Owner and
Description. Benefits
VIM. and Augusta CRUDE. north
west u OF northwest u OF section
2s. township 20, range %. ......... $3.50. 90
A. II. Paget, west N Of northeast Hia.'s
township %, range % ............ $4,000
VIM. c. Read, east VI OF northeast
u OF northwest V OF section %, tss'f
township %. range az, .::........ $4,000
Alex Ramsey. northeast X of SEQ
ton %. township %, range a.. $3.50. 90
same. southeast u of northwest " sS
OF section 23. township 70, range
A. Ames. southwest " .ef north.
z west u of section %, township a'+2
%. range %. ....:......:: $3.50. 90
same, north u of southwest u
!, q ~.,:.:...........:;.!. . $4,000
southeast Y of section %. town
ship &c. range % Except south n
OF southeast " OF northwest "
OF southeast "A of said section 23) $210. 90
Walter A. Wood Harvester Co.. m ns,
south y Of southeast Y OF north
: west u of southeast u of section
%, township 20. range q: $50. 90
Grace H. Hendricks and VIM. d. .'ss@
Cornish, southwest u of south
east u, north of railroad right
q. range q. :..:...::;.;:. -: $3.50 90
same and same. southeast " of
southeast u except railroad ;i.@s
right of way) of section %. town
ship 49, range 20. ,............ $3.50 90
Walter A. Wood Harvester Co.,
= southwest u of southwest "
south of railroad right of way,
OF section %, township &c. range