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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28
A BARON ON TRIAL.
German NObIeman Charged with the
Murder of "A Chicago Constable.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Baron Curt Won
Bledenfeld was placed OH trial to-day
charged with the murder of Constable
Charles Mcdonald in a saloon on Nov. q.
The trial opened before a large crowd Of
spectators, including a number Of people
prominent in Chicago society. There was
no preliminary oratory. The impaneling of
a jury began at once. The defense, it is
said, will make no attempt to deny the
shooting, but will confine itself to establish
ing the former good reputation OF the baron.
1t will be brought out that Mcdonald re-
peatedly threatened Beidenfeld and that the
latter was in constant danger Of his life.
Along these lines II will be argued that
the killing of Mcdonald was ~Justiiable
homicide. Mcdonald was formerly II detec-
tive for an agency with which Won Bieden-
field had dealings. Baron Won Biedenfeld is
q German nobleman. an eX-ceptain in EN-
peror Williams cavalry. The baron is the
husband of a niece of a Chicago multi
millionaire, the late Columbus II. Cum
mings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

The army organization bill which the Sem
ate has passed embraces the German
amendment, which provides that every pro-
vision Of the measure for an increase of the
army shall continue in force until July /,
l90l- Between now and that date there will
be ample time to pass a proper act to re-
organize the army, and Senator Gorman
viii not be in a position to express his fears
about the danger of a standing arm of
E0.o0O men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

The coroaers jury in the Adams poisoning
case in New York has brought in a verdict
against Molineux, but it is difficult to see,
from the testimony as reported in the news
papers. how it could have reached such a
decision. 1t seems likely that the members
have been reading the New York yellow
papers, which have not hesitated to bring
direct accusations against the suspected
man n to drag in his friends and rela-
anything to do with the murder. The case
up to this point has been conducted in a re-
maskable manner. and suggests that the dis
trict attorney has been reading detective
novels rather than law books.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28
STILL ON THE BENCH.
Judge DcIIenbnugh Refuses to Rec
OGnfze Disbnrment Proceedings.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 27.-Contrary to
the expectations of a large number of the
members Of the Cleveland bar, Judge f.. +.
Dellenbaugh sat on the bench in the Com
mon Pleas Court to-day and heard a divorce
case, Notwithstanding his disbarment. AS a
result, it is possible that an injunction will
be brought against him. Attorney j. G.
White, one OF the members of the trial COM
mittee which prosecuted Judge Dellen-
baugh, said to-day: 1T is not only indeli-
cate in Judge Dellenbaugh to sit on the
bench when the Circuit Court has held that
he should be disbarred, but he may find
that some action Will be taken against him
to restrain him from acting as judge until
a decision in his case is reached by the Su-
Irene Court"
A motion for a new trial and for mitiga-
tRn of sentence was filed on behalf of SEN
ator Vernon Burke by counsel to-day. The
notion is based on the allegation that there
we're errors in the trial before the Circuit
Court, and that the sentence was too severe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

Dilley of Huntington, Durham Of Vigo,
Hall Of Benton and Newton. Knots of Jas
per and Lake, Marshall and Reser of Tippe-
canoe. Miller of Kosciusko, Reese of st. Jo-
seph, Schrader OF Ripley are the nine Re
puhiicans who voted with the Democrats to
defeat the party measure. 1t is a good list
to remember when Republican conventions
are held hereafter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

Mr.. Hall, of the House, one Of the Re
publicans who voted against his party on
the county bill, has learned that boilers
can expect nothing Of their party asso-
ciates. His allies on the Democratic side
cannot suspend the rules.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

A member OF the Michigan Legislature
has offered a bill which provides for the
issuing of licenses at s. a head to all those
who desire to drink intoxicants. Liquor
cannot be sold to any person who does not
have a license. A Chicago paper is of opin-
ion that such a law would fill the depleted
treasury OF that city. But it will not be-
come a law this season.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

It Is asserted that the House will not con-
cur in making the Morgan Nicaragua bill
a rider to the river and harbor bill, but
will offer a substitute providing for a care
full survey of all the routes, the result Of
which will be presented to the next Con-
gress. This seems a better disposition OF
the matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

dent has selected for district judge in Chi
cage. Judge Kohlsaat, is admitted to be
well qualified by character and learning for
the position, and is a Republican. The emo
tional Senator Mason admits all this. but is
angry because he was not consulted The
President should not consult a man who
has compared Admiral Dewey and General
Otis to VIEWER.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

The Springfield Mass) Republican has
discovered that the wave of business
Improvement which has been observable
in the West the past year has be-
gun to creep over New England. The Mas
saehuzetts Labor Bulletin for January re-
ports distinct gains in the volume of en-
ployment and payments Of wages among
the leading industries compared with three
months earlier. The cotton goods market.
(which has been so depressed for a long time.
shows a decided Improvement. The sccu-
INFLATED stocks have been cleared away and
better prices obtained. The wage cut of q
year ago IN the cotton mills may be restored
IN a short time. The carpet industry has
generally improved. and many mills that
were shut down a short time since are now
running double time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28
VICTIM OF SANDBAGGERS.
Death of n Physician Who Was
Robbed I'm n New York Hotel.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Feb. 27.-Dr. Daniel
f. Harkins died at the home Of his parents
here to-day from the effects of a sand-bag-
ging he is alleged TO have received at the
hands of burglars in Hoffers Hotel, New
York city, Jan. 2. He was a physician in
the hospital on Blackwell's island at the
time. The burglars, besides stealing his
gold watch. money and trousers. turned on
the gas, presumably to cover their work
with the suspicion. of attempted suicide.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

Those men who have compared Aguinaldo
with Washington will not be overwhelmed
with popularity so long as the American
people remember the matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

such a man as Judge Day. of Canton. three
years ago, are pleased to know hat the
President has appointed him United States
Circuit judge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

It now seems that there was no lobby
against the county bill. Those men who
crowded into the aisles OF the hall of the
House were there for the mere fun of the
thing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

III you are the expansionist you assert
you are" said the desperate debtor to the
pushing creditor, why do you insist on
squeezing me sop
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

There are indications that taxeating as
an Indiana industry is about to suffer a
serious depression.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28
BUBBLES IN THE AIR.


II see your finish" said the large, red
soubrette.
Il wish 1 could say as much retorted
the petite, blue soubrette. but if you have
ever attained any finish it is quite impercep-
tihIe.''
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

What is this hear about Worley refus-
ing 20 contribute to the support Of his two
year-old boy?'
"oh. that just started in a tok wher
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Can be found at the following places:
NEW YORK-Astor House.

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worley would not let the kid use his whisk
ers for a swing"
nnrgain.

The Visitor oh. what a lovely chair!
Louis XVI, isn't n?
The Matron-No; SIG.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-28

A citizen Of Georgia bearing the significant
name Of GravsE. lecturer and orator. has
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
DOES EXCELLENT WORK.
A Beaver Girl Achieves Marked
Success In School.

Miss May Weir, u daughter of 8. B.
Weir Of this place, recently won the
distinction of maintaining a higher av>
erage standing in her studies than any
other students of hur class in the high
school which she she is attending at
Wichita, Kansas.
Miss Weir Ia a Junior 10 the high
school, Before going 10 Wichi,s, she
completed the common school course Of
study 10 the Beaver school. Since first
entering school At Wichita she has
taught for several months, In the mean
time doing as msch sohool work aside
from her professional work rs her lim-
tied spare time would permit. Upon
resulniug her studies In school NJ wiohi.
Ia, she progressed nicely uo,wi,hs,and-
ing her previous absrnce, This year
she is doing esoellen, work aud lss,
month her avcrage grade Of work sur
passed that of her classmates, which
demonstrates her ability % we'll ss OPP
p'ica'icn TO study.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

Report Of Cola school, District No.
II, for second month, commencing Oct.
30, and ending Nov. -, 1899:
No. days taught, 30.
No. pupils enrolled, lS.
Males, Z; females, IL.
Average daily attendance, 1877.
Those neither absent nor ,ardy: Net
tie. Halle, Zelpha, Ellie aud Orville
Roberts, Clintou Coshow, Lloyd Whit
akcr, Minnie aud Laura Peitx.
Those not ,ardy: Frances and Mary
Peitr, May snd Aus,on Whitaker.
CuATriE MAPLE, Teacher,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

Enid Snu: The publisher Of an Ok
lah"na newspaper started ou, to shoot u
mess OF birds recently. lie wen, out into
the country and was doing much e1ecu-
ton among a fine bunch Of quails. when
the irate owner Of the land, accompanied
by his dog. bore down upon him with
blood in his eye and the poor, defense
less editor lid No, know what to do. lie
had no money and the gun was a bor-
ro~ed one, A country justice aud a iiny
dollar lue loomed up before his vision,
when suddenly happy thought struck
HIM. lie took large roll Of paper from
his pocket, extracted a shea, from the
roll, and handed II to the farmer whea
hs cams up. II was q bill for six years
subscription to his paper The farmer
tainted aud the dog followed the news
paper man home with an admiring ex-
preston ou his couptcnuuce. That ed
i'or now hunts almost anywhere be
chooses.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
IN NENORIAA.
Tribute TO the Memory OF Grace Allen.

Our darling Is gons! The little form IL
still aud cpli, unclasrrl by is,,ng srur,
eyes that were bright and spark lug. nov
h,d beneath white i,is thai no voice can
ever I'M agnin.
Soft lips ,ha, rippled With laughter. COO
Ing words aud little songs. sweet ~ u sum
mer zephyr, gay AS the ,rili ofa happy bird
now unrespousive to Kiss or cali Of love.
Little feet that were already ~ willing Ia
run on missions Of love for her dear ones,
nov hushcd forever.
Little hands that were wont 10 distribute
caresSes, now loosely holding white blos-
SONS rs our darling In ",hAt drean,less
sleep ,ha, kisse. down the eyelids still"
A broken family Vacant glanees for the
fair head that viii never again bring sun
shine IL the home: low sobs and hitter tesrs
ss broken dreams awake to sad reality
The hopes Of future years wrecked. III
fair ships ,ha, suddenly 20 down iu sight ct
land. The present sgony Of grief, the fu-
ture enpdnsss Of heart oil held iu the three
words, "Graois Is. .soner ..s~
Her winning ways, her little songs and
cooling words are now things Of the past
pleasant remembrauoes to those who knew
her, sacred memories 10 those who loved
her, She came TO say good night and iu
Heaven will say good morning
Sleep. little Grace, our baby, sleep!
And rest en- ysur quiet bier;
while We silently watch and weep,
Because you are not here.
Watchers were called with tho shades Of
night,
They folded the tiny hands;
Closed were thine eyes ere mornings light
Could brighten LIES sbbing sands.
Sleep, little Grace, our darling. sleep!
And swse, be thy dreamleSs rest,
We our sorrosful watch will keep,
The Lord knoweth what Is best.
Hopes iha, we're bright In the morning sky
We bur, away with thee;
knowing the soul cannot droop and die
But live through eternity.
Sleep little darling 10 slunbsr sweet.
Aud calm be thy innocent brow;
Death cannot part US. for We shall meet
And Heaven seems nearer nov.
Father ia Heaven ws bow the head
Aud strive to accept the crossj
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
8. B. w FIR
Real Estate and
Locating AGENT
seAvER, OKLAHOMA.

PARTIAL LIST or LANDS FOR SALE.
100 acres good level upland. good water
q, a depth Of 30 fee, One mile from
Beaver. the county sen,. Price $500.
100 acres ono and one.half mile from
Rcavcr, well waiered A hargsin ai 5000.
100 acres adjoining the iownsi,e Of HEAVIER
we'll wa,ered. 40 ac-cs In cultivation. fenced
house, barn and other Improvements. Price
81. 900.
$50 acre. fenced. we'll ws,ered. Ave aud
one-half miles from Beaver, eood range all
joining A fine stock ranch Price 81 900
One half cash. balance on time.
100 acres ten miles from Beaver. good
springs, good garden, some timber, n good
range, house, fence and other improvements
Price 8, 1000. A very desirable place for a
cattle ranch.
100 acres nice level land. fneeu feet TO
water. two miles from Beaver. no improves
men's. Price $3.50
All the above lands are clear and title
perfect,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
An Old Yet PnInfnl lniurx.

J.hi oie Over, u srn of j. u. Over,
living et Cline, aud who while riding
hursrbatk somo months sgo had leg
broken, Is sill suffering from the effects
Ilc still require. the s,,en,i"n oc doc.
tor. The hrusrn homes hnvr failed
prowrly To NM Together, in consequence
oi which the hoy !. not only prevented
lrrm being around. but is undergoing
prolonged distress. A the Injury was
h il'rcd In the summer, the boy has cx-
prricnccd very pro'rncicd siege of di.-
comf"rt, and it Is hoped that his copdi-
tiou may rapidly improve.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

II. II. Hswilton, living four miles
south Of Beaver, was arrested Thursday
last IN the ohorge Of shooting q COW be.
longing to William Quinn, a near neigh
bor. lie was aaraigned before Judge
Tannchill the same day and plead guilty
Of the charge. lie va, fined s5 and
costs. amounting to SO 80. which he re-.
fused to pay, and was held 10 Jail until
yesterday, when he was released.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

Land one ~ " rIa r,or..

Land one - W 'iH a., % g.,
Dec be I, II
M, &C j. he by i've that h 10 wiuu
urntci ~ Ter hns MI Il n iirr q, b ri,tenti u
ca maW' nns nr'Ioi IN u por zee nim OF
mine, hci OF 'nhn schI hNsrh 2, dee ns- .
MI tia. said pro vii H.. s'e q or
Ch so q nrnIt % a. in ge md
for Bo r"u I -. r., At Bcaur T., u
Jauu ry2 IHO. viz;
Mary A, Busi',y. "a dian z miro hc'r> 80,
John ~chuhulA " her, d ea>,d u EN- ts1.f .
III" 10 !, at = ut hat 81 h snut act
q art'r see A." y. and lot 4, section ~,
tuwnship u north, rAnRr - T., E. NJ,
She names the following wiln"sSs to prove
her cnntinu ns rc>i,icu CO upon aud Gu tlya-
tion o. aid land, via:
David Mi,i.r, James u. Quinn. Nelson A,
pcckhsm and f,ank Laupbrin, all Of Beaver,
Oklahoma Territory.
r d. HKALy, Register.
First pub. Dec. 7, lsvg
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

Woodward News: Governor Barnes
has rnrdoned Sara q. Smith of Wood-
ward coun,y, who was sentenced to the
peni,en,iary for a term Of seven years
for burglary In the second degree. The
Governoc says: ~ irsue this pardon be-
cause of the argeu, need Of Smiths
services by his aged parents. lie has
been Imprisoned nearly three and a hall
years and clemcncy was urged BY Jurors,
,rlnI judge aud prosecutors.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
Stockmen's Meeting at Hardesty

A stock mems m er'inr will be held -,
Ilsdesry on Monday. December H.,
1899, the object OF which is to devise
systematic methods for caring Tor the
cattle throughout the central porio of
the county. a movement will be made
to form an organization !, the Interests
Of the ca,'lcmen. Some of the most
prominent cat,lemcn 10 the county are
interested in tae meeting which will
doubtless be profitable. A similar
meeting was announced 10 DO held at
that plac. on November 90 but on sc-
coun, Of Indictment weather but few at
tended and hence the pos'pouement till
December IL.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
Land one ~ wmi " nr,i, u, T.,
n, yeIuher \. lh,pD

No'icc is hereby piy"n that the fiIiow I'M
named settler has nled "ior uf his in-
:, n'i"n to max. hrni 'r.of In support of
his clnim, aud that said prpnf Will be
lna'ic before Jay T., PickprA, clerk OF the DIS.
trici Cour, OF beaver cnun y, q, T. aud In
case ot hts ahsencr, hct re bella Ralling' z.
on lccsInbrr 20, Isa1, VIA
James u, Lamb IT, ~ T.. M. aG7, tor the
north hair Of h" southeast v at ction ~,
and the north h fOf the snuihw a I tcc-
tion .5, Township nhrih, r. sf.s u e., NJ
lie nam the fnll, wing witnesses to pr We
his cen inun's rcsiicnce upon and cultiya-
tinn OF land va,
John N Kerns, Robert u. i;erus, Samuel
], Prize AM ,ndrnw J. bickson, al of Gate,
oklah ma Territory,
y. y, lIEALr. Register.
First pub, Nov, ~, lsas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE.


November ~. iS9,
Notice In hereby given that the foil " Ing
main, 4 s'iii,rs have hira nntice - heir in.
ten ion to mase NJ pro lin support III h ir
cirims, and thA' said pro Will b. mad br-
fore Jay n, Piekard, clerk - the District
urt III aid fr Heavier UNITY, q, r, nd In
cAsr Of his absen q, then befor. bella Ia in-
ser, his d.'puty, n, Beaver, q, T.. on Jsnnaiy
la, lam. Via
itndoiph 9 u. Good ie, n. r., No, 7t. for
the nOrths's u Wf h south vest v of sec-
Il IN ~, aud he .asl half ~ the q 'ui hcast v
and the south w.s' Y ~ the . ~ h nM " of
s.ction u, iuwn hip q nor b. q ngo ~ 4 C. NJ.
AID William Bell, tr tie ~ he OF the
norihwes Y, and the northeast Y Of h.
south a eat Y, q d th. norha aest = OF the
..n,n..'s \ o,;or'ion - township north,
They nan /. the ii,wing witnesses IN prove
their g utinuous residence "pon and cuitiva-
tior fsaid lands. via;
witin.s . Tor Rudo phus u GoodAle are -
william Beii aud u, q, N'phc, of Eng ewo,d.
Kanras aud James Fox sid John h'mnn. Of
witness, for william Bell are ,--Rod iphus
a. Gos dale aud q. q. Map 1T, ~ Englewood,
Kansas. and James Fox and John Homan, OF
B.sver, q. r
Frs, pub. Dec. I lisa.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

Calvin Brown Of Psgc City, Mo. ,
was IN town Tuesday. lie ia visiting 10
the vicinity of Cline and will go hack
w Missouri in about week aud prob
ably return to I'esv.r county in the
near future to engage IN the cattle bus
,aas.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07
Land once at Woodward, q. T.,

Notice ~ hereby given tha, sherman J
Taylor, heir ot ntd tr the hrirs - Nrdinc
Taylor, dee ~ Il. has filed not cr ~ h intcn.
tion to ~ AXE prof - hrir nf and tor the heirs
OF ihfdinc ravlof. H. c,as d, IN support .f
ttc q Entry No elS. made Nv Birdin" r. yior.
4, erased, & T tue souihwc't quarter OF section
T., nship moth, range ~ r., e.. NJ, and
TsnH.hi 7, Judge ofth rr bate Court IL and
for itcn rr cuun'y. Okla ma Territory, At
his ofice In l"ay"r, okiah ma T.rri,"ry, a.
the 10Th duy o. December, lsyy, by two oi the
following W tncs,eS;
Nelson 1ayicr, On'r Ianrmorc, John A.
Taylor, Henry +. Sinions. All oi Gate, OKla-
hoina Ter. itnry.
y, ID. IlEALY, Rcpistef
First published Nov. ., isya.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

TnE Rock ISLAND Playing Cards
ere the slicksst yoa ever handled. Que
psrk vin b. sent by NAH an rsceipt Of
ID sesss h sssmps. A mouey order or
Assh fas ~ esa,s or ssms In msmps will
ssease Z pscls, and ,hsy will be sent BY
sspvsss, shsrs~ prepaid. Address,
scnr srsAsrlAs, O. p. A., O. n. / 4
=. Chicago. s2swa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-07

In the matter OF the Estate OF James H. Llnit y
late ~ tile Town OF Beaver, County of Nea
Yer, Territory at Oklahoma, decreased:
Al pcrsons having rlaiins against said J ann .
X. Iinl y, deceased, ar required 90 exhibit
the same, with III. nere. sar, va, chers, Z, the
undr, sivn-d. duly appointed ind qua 10 d
Admnistrairix - sa,d deceased, Al u aver,
In the county of u. aver and I.i ritory o. OK :
lnho,pR, aud th, six mon hs arier the nrsi
pub icAtiou ~ this notice has be,n limit d ! v
Fdcr al the IT hat. Court of spid IsavrI
County ~ the tim, for or, ditors o, said de-
renscd To- cshihi' and pr,scn, their ella ms
against said estate.
Da cd this tth day of Dccrpbs 2. A. u. isr,a.
JENNIE l.. IISLEY.
Administrative.
First pub Dec. 7, lSgp-wS
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CONSOLIDATED.
Land once ., woodward g. T

Land once at woodward u, 7
October u is9e
Ne,lee 10 hereby given that the t,ilowtn g
nAmc,i settlers hsv. died uotirc OF th'ir In
isniion IA max nual prOoi Ia sntpoti ,i N ir
cilims aud that said pro H. vii b.. made be.
fore Jay u. PichArd clerA tho dIssrct
c'ust II HEAVIER county. okiAhonia rerrilory
and 10 Q seq is abssne. then bsi .. D.i :
haiinser, deputy cierk, at the .imce said
q. RI. at Beaver, t,kiahons T.rriiory, on th.
11th ds OF Decenber, ,s,rl, via;
DAME l.. BAk, Z, II ~ No. dOs, for the south
half N .Wth ast Y, ant south,ss, = Of
the southwest v, and nor,h~st Y OF the
.ou.hes.t 4 g ..oiion 70, township north,
sss,ns w NO + n ssi, III " E. M. ao cr,h south
half u thu s,utS wsst x OF s.cti q ~ and the
w~st he ~ III" noYihA est u OF ,ecu IA ".
soxnship . snTth, range - y. ".
Ths, n.me The oiiovias with. ssss 70 prove
tion oi their respective lads WIS., -
uRt,n,iel ,,a I, baker .amss wisy " W1,isss, WWn1,9ia..,
rsylor, o, Sys: w,.. /. vs.,..
Taylor ell fk,'' p r urA,.Y r..,,,,,
rIrs, pub Sep, ., ,'ei