davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
At rnE ruEArEn

hlimt-Hearn Co.'S Excellent Per-
formanee % "a Nutmeg Match"
The Kumt-frcarn company opened a
week's ongagemert Ease night with "a per-
Torrance ~ the pastoral drama. "A Nut
mes Match" The weather Yves dead
ogaiust "a good opening as far as q large
audience was concerned. but the opening
piece was entirely successful. and the au-
dicnce showed its appreciation by frequent
applause which Hkenod unto g. proioneei
howl during thc pHe-dr.ver SCENE. which
was very rood settine-a pretentlous
one. Indeed. for "a p0pular-price COM
pany
"A Nutmeg Match" g. 4 Cour-act PLAY.
the sceue al which ls laid 30 "a country
district of Couuecticut. 10 was well staged
aud admirably aeted. the company sus-
tanning the reputation 70 has made here
durine previous Engagement r. M'kim-
TAN no Uncle Bob. was typical char
acter and hts portrayal was capable and
sympathetic Alma Hearu as the ca
pfci0us aud tHntadizing Cluders. Wa OK
celient and pat lots OF lie into the plere.
George iSlimt. William Marble Fred TIL
lish. Fred Walton. Pauline Madden Eva
Lewis and Josephine Fox ail como ia for
share Of commentator.
Baby Lewis and Mr. kimball appeared
iu specialize and were wei received
The matinee hill to-day will boz AN In
noccnt Sinner" and Tonight THE Commo-
dore p naval drama. which the company
did here last season with good effect
viii hc put on
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
Ranch nlsser I'hnn t,yo states.

From the New York World.
There Is cattle ranch .u Texas not
quite as large as AIslce-T.orraine. three.
toarihs the size OF Wales AMI much
ltreer than Porto Rico aud almost a.
arEe as U4Aau.
ID could swallow up the states 81 Rhode
Island ara Delaware combined and would
overlap Connecticut by many thousand
acres. lis area is about 5000 square miles.
if b. distributed over nine COUNTIES.
Tucked away ln tho northwest corner
of the Panhandle o. would rot D, ul sed
out OF Texas which is larger than either
France or che German Empire
ms name o. the * ! r ranch. 10 Is
owned hy r. Chicago syndicate. The nron-
riy b. NOT yet worked g. anything like
fs fuli capacity bot De- sustlius about iz-. .
l0a head 81 cattle ana i.e9 horses
Tine hpman population ~ the ranch is
very scanty. only 10 men ore employed
ia look after the Div, stock each man
covering on an nveraec O. square miles
Their lahors Gre simpUled hy the extern
siVe system 81 har1tsl Nira fences
There are ranch houses. wells 10 er-
vcirs Windmills. dams aud au other ac-
cessnries needed OF .ucn property
About twelve years ago. when Texas
needed e new state capitol tho T.erIsa-
tufe adopted novel ran io ga H. A
promise was held forth that 20 vast tr,rt
OF lard would b. given for the building
Among those tempted by This offer wore
ex-S motor Charles o.. FarwaI a~d rlr
brother John. who ultimately formed I.
syndicate In Chicago asa took upon
themselves the responsibility Of ere.fing
abe proposed capitol
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Az OLIVER TWIST sroRY.
Robert ,. CIapp. ~ hoy. Forced to
Help In Hank Robbcry.

r.. -, rstu.t.,.tt. ~,
-.
'"'iip''i+ Mas7-' Nov -'.--Not ''li
to-day has been revealed tho whole mys-
terry ~ the famous 81 00no0 Northampton
Bank robbery Of 1876 Robert j Clapp.
worsh 100000 in honest pursuits. has
,.e ..,.t en-. a. ,..,.,.b Au h.,...t
james i'"i.ifP ''' H'''' i'A
Lcary and "shang" prapir-the shrcwd-
asa quartet hat over gagged "a Waterman
. ti.,, 49,. . 80. ,,.t tb,.,,.-h ,h, i
S'"t' "i'' VIZ" WIS once the t'iA
of tne world.
Scapscrnce. outcast tramp brakeman.
r.,,st,,..,,t r,ros,..t,r pot.rt elm,
hiH un- 2, 'l'''l''ait' l''
chahk' liis INC n'H n''u one in"E TO-
hli.''' t-f'h no" ~ WIS TOT ~
hriae an lhoAin squ'"- = ""r 7ne VINO
t,N'si'n =" nun tn' "l t.e
tNef' Ala7h'' ana 'I'"Eht 20 MN ,he
huo"lel thtt mas SVEN MIN hi- s'i'
'hhhp 'hh Scott VIII -'ats ann
Draper planned me sre'l not tlp'en
hank to"effF ana COY '"A1 WHO .,.iii ~
N-wNDe istAIN anu draper restored thrif
snare ana ~ol on "ilh"H l.".t- DUB
lnp ami SCOTT Were fent ." state PRISON
Tor h'r'n years ''oh. SCOT "' lh
prison. in laa-' 'uni'p Wa ,,aoh'l ~
lst- 10y Governor hnsHtH' OF ma7shchu-
sets
Iil today 70 was never known 'h''
bob 'iapp was ever ~ 'he gang
Ciapp's story OF the Robbery.
81 Uas In that gang" said Mr.. Clam.
....-t.. o.. s.....t, e. no. ..-.f,st r-,. an
ptlnien met mo when 1 was working as a
hostier. ana learning that 7 was from
Northampton. his old town. took great in-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

urcs showing che Jorge incrense in theH
business since che deepening ~ tho cran
mel. and strongly urge the need Of iucreas
~ dcuth J. ~ Lang A. go. state that
considerable commerce ln phosphate wont.
seek an outlet az This port Eifh de'pe.
channel President u a. Purse, 90 th'
EcaFd of Trsd, briefly reviews the stu
alton, shoW.ug that fnere are humble
of reasons why savannah may expect 80
increased TRADE and commerce whiting th,
next few wears
10 the Senators and Repreeentative.
study ~ pamphlet they can hardly fli
a. D. convinced Of ths justice of Swan
mains claim. n taey take rte trouble a.
Inform Themselves upon the salient point
presented THIS argument will doubles D.,
sufficient Mayor Myers has written
number or the leading newspapers. notify
ing them taut copies of the pamphlet hav,
been sent and requesting that fun ox
tracts be- made Tor publication
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
TRAVELS or run EYELrDs.
You wink 7.2oO MILES in Fifts
Years

= ou wink ss@uN MticS IN EtttN
Years.
From the New York Herald
"As quick az a wink Is a provcrb Of
comparison The npiiity OF the wink.
however. IS Of more interest 90 scientists
In Germany whq have mteiy computed
that iu our waking hours ay wlnking once
a second on an average man performs the
Involuntary function no less than 540u
times in day, or DO a year somethin~ like
100000 times. Measuring the distance
that both eyells travel az quarter ~
an inch. 81 IS seen that the total distance
Travelled 90 lifetime 81 nifty years ls 40
Jess than 7g0 miles. or one-third way
around the GLOBE.
And set these common wonders OF our
daily ufe become insignificant when we
come to consider the several functions Ut
the normal body said rr George r.
shrady ln commenting upon these clicals-
tious The miracle OF our ordinary Ca
isteuuc has grown 50 commonplace hy fa-
mliiariiv that We seldom regard these
things 900 serious ueht Take tho cireu-
iaton OF tho blood ana tho action OF The
heart FOR instance. which does i work ln
Re- lifetime which represents tho uftue 81
several million tons The colonization Ur
the cyclld 81 merely typical 90 an parts
of the body performing functions daily
which when reduced 60 figures scem Coz
lassal"
An cmicnt New York practitioner sup
piemerfsi lh|s Wow with observations
pertaining Co thc case These dgufts are
decidedly Inaccurate" was h.s comment
"for the reason that people differ iu the
frequency 40 winunc as in ans other nor
mal action. For instance. tho dark hflred
aud nervous tyue OF both sexes wink
ftcter than thc phlegmauc aud while one
wink 90 the second will DO for such on or
sanitation ore wink in five 90 eight secs
onda sunices for the phl. gmnuc inactive
organism The more sensitive the quicker
and faster the action 90 the.iI Nature
hos provided very carefully for Just tine
function hy giving the higher 500 lfs
longer and finer iashes than the lower or
DER"
Tho eve regarded a. the window of the
soul. BE- somewhat out Of date Modern
scientists prove that al the expression is
in the lid-whcther quick or slow leo ac-
ton. droopins and dreamy or alert and
rapid. The ciean-cut cyelld IS an inIlca-
tiou ~ health Tire Orleufafs clip tha eye-
lsshcf 81 their lHfauts. so that the ashes
may grow long. foil ana curvlne to car-
tain them from the rays % the tropical
sun and also 70 protect them from the
sirocco driven sand.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Havana. Dee. 3.-Messrs H1rauo Reu-
beua and Lueius 81 lamar have received
ohilia. appointments as special attorneys
Tor TIE government in prosecuting the
postothce frauds They will begin the
preparation a. che cases Immediately iu
order % bring them 20 trial az the earliest
possible moment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Mr. George D. Gray died shortly after
y o'clock this morning "a 80. - Gordon
street east. after a long Illness. The de-
ceased was IS years old ami was known
10 many people Ia savannah. lie lelves a
wife. bus 40 children His funeral will
take place tomorrow morning
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

100 acres Of the most desirable residence
lots In the most aouri-hing town 60 Ge,r-
sia. viii b. sofa 20 the highest bidder.
No fake sales ana no rcscrvlt0us. Thrs,
lots De- on the boauuful nh bctw en- III.
spring branch and Pine Park ana on the
Electric Car Line three minutes from the
center OF town. water mains from the
ariesian wells OF The city. This o. the op-
portuniiy FOR the Investor and the home
builder an buyers have equal chance,
Term one-third cash. ons-third thres
months. one-thild si1 months.
Interest on notes az per cent
Remember the dates Dec. ~ ana Il
For further Information address
A. 7. MOORE.
Naldoan Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
L,NGrRY LEAVES DR. n4rHE.
The Actress aud Her Young Husband
separate.

London. Dec Mrs Iauetrv ana her
young husband Hugo de Battle who Is
90 heir 20 baronet.y. have definitely
parted. without "a suit since the latter re-
turned from the war IN south africa Il
seems that the wedding. which took place
in the Island of Jersey was quite i'm
promptu. Airs. iangty obtaining the
license There are no divorce laws la the
Channel Islands. but the dim -uIty prob
ably can he -urmouuted IL necessary by
securing domicue in England
Hugo Gerald do Ea,he IS the eldest son
OF Sir Henry Icfcitai de Ia he. The
latter 81 the owner Of estates in Devon
shire Sussex ard County Meath. 10 which
ais son g. heir. Hugo d- Battle ana Mrs
t.anstry were married lea the Island OF
Jersey On July -. $50 shortly after MIR
l.ansiry. death Tn" ceremony was pfl-
ytte ana 40 announcement OF d was
made for several weeks Al the time OF
his marriage de- Bsthe was ~ years Old.
while hts wife was a. Mrs Lanatrvs
marriage ala not interfere with her reap
feAranse To Sianey Grundys play. The
Dcgeneratcs.' which took place IA Lon
don month later Young a. Battle Wa
at the opening performance and o-cu-
pied O box with the Duke OF s4xe-Cosurt
ana Gotna and Prince Louis OF Batten-
berg.
10 was reported that de Battle had been
cur On hy his father Tor having mar.
rIed Mrs LAngtry. Later d was rumnrsd
thar che TWO had separated This wa
based chiefly upon the fact that for sever
hl weeks ihey had not been seen iu pub
ic together
ln December DE- Hathc started fof
fH| O.. INa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
CITYS DEEP WATER BOOK
COPIES RAVE BEEN SEAT TO SIN
ATORs AND REPREsIsNr NTIVEs.


AToH> AND HEFhESl-Ni NtiNt>'
Pr...ut- fnforn,ntfnn. @tattctIc. aud
.., i. ., ~, .,,-,,-
nah's Claim for neercr water.
Traffic Manager Pope. Hinton aud
lack - thr sr,r~r uniIwng ~ys-
49,, 49,. NJ.
views "t 81" "i''" ef''"A sun" ~"
81 the Port aud Sc Prospective
e.r.,,tb .f business With Deeper
.,t .,......
Wen t-Hnn NJ FiHfN'
aud Others alt Contribute Data
a....t.. l.tr. t. .t......r v.atsr ana
TIE t''
poTJ a. the ~ ut Increasing tHt depih
81 swarar Is rs. channel Is thc sea. arc
-, 49,, Is. r..s.rst.- 80. Oh, a. mo
ciR - tne ine .ni "I hiHa ~ Mt''f anu
whie1 Us moss u..HE maiIoa GO t1e Eer ttara
IA ....-...r.-.fIv.. fr carrre-a ana no
.
ug.
IL. paniuhiel was received reettra1r..
4 -. ,.-.... 90 rr...i-.. ,.. I....t -
"r t-' t'- '''7 "''
iEg Eivcn urst cor siderl.l Son. 10 contains
atrtv-~ve PAGES ard s. -sa--E-f4I ~ iafor-
III.
pact and percent commerce ~ 7is.i'.i .ih
saowtne the fee1ol aaia In commerce
ht.s 49, t . ..fr t..rs- "a t.-
a@A hte'lf3ni
rssufz from G flrtler rerelsf1 depth -
~. ..t..r-..t r.-. .rsaa- ,u.ras.rs ~ the
Us.
sefefAi iai.F aN
cotton. navel stores ard IHu4QeT fnen aua
thosa enwaE-d in ofher Muea o. buEiuc-s
49,. IN ..--r-r,,...t .4e,.-. and srsis-
s....... .-..-. ..,..,..
"'-4
in"roAaAi Hnf'9fNnHe an1 %" ih'
wrfch she may with 81 b. efnccted
20 s..in v4tf further iuurovsmsnfs ln her
$780,. ~. ..,..~.-. 4, .tate
tnat Frt1 Aa.l tA'.A STU
eontFlbuuous te fne volume are eonirin-
...=4 -. wra a. llanare-s A. Pore. OF sue
e.otx,-d AIr Itrt Railway ard 81 81
rttrser al She central ~ grrreIa Rail-
49,
7Ar uffta -rtur.s announces HeaN A.
s.r.-t- .. t-e....~ IL fl...rfrIr- fhe River
"a rf.-t,- =. zsv.rr,r "a from )
wei y, 4 sea ~ sfaar Hfgs water. De-
rrnsh.r fa4"
T-e.. tr,,-sf.,-tio,, Be- an address TO the
..n.tor. s-s rs,,,....r., Gives ~ me United
Soc. 81, ~. Nav,r ~ Ga. oreainr NOR
egr.,h. - 81. lrtfs.t,,lti1n atlt,r 1rters
$500
n 49,. e., ..,...r,t se,...t,p f,r ,.,,,r ..,r
fa.r.tto- +. ..,.,.,,. At,,- ,.4tt tst u.fltion
,-...,....'..,.. -. t,.-...s. az. ,.f.fb
~ -. - ~ 49,. s.,..,..h. ,issr
-. ~. .l... ..s .,'....,..,. :. =. .t..., f-.,
- -, y, &. s,.. u. -. t.l,l. ,.,t.r tts
-,,,t..,.. - 49,, ~, ..-..t.s..5 o., -. -,
... t.t -. ....l.f t..,.-.-t.
go ~ t..,st.,.s 4. ...... 1910 ~
- go. - c..t. ...-
~, t-,--,.-i-.-' 49,. ,t,..,'l-
- ,..,l-..... -,
-. - -
fna aHfefa aurn an tfurrrrarranf sennfN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
JOHN G. BUTLER,


~UEALLIto N
Paints. Oils ana Glass. sash. boolS
Blinds and Builders Supplies. pam ~ ~
Decorative Wall Paper. Foreign ano -
mesile Clements Lime. Plaster ana -.
Sole Agent for Abestine Cold Water ~.
- Congress street west. ana y 81. JUS"
street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

hElRtiI AND PARCEL CAR
RMS car carries trailer for pass myers
on az trips and leaves west side % gu!
market for Isle % Hope. Thunderpa''
and all intermediate points al go a. NJ
~ q. M. 5s0 9 m
Leaves lale OF Hope Tor Thundero'iL
City Market ana all intermediate points
az COO q. M. II % a. m 2.40 p IA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
sAw-FrLEns Suspected SPIES.

Norwegian Press Warns the People
10 Guard Information.
Chusuauia. Dec. 3-The recent apre ar
ouce ~ . aaad 81 Russian -aw-alers. saa-
pos a 10 pc m.Aury spies has oceasloua
lively comment iu ta. Norwegian press
wnica has warned tae peop.s uot TO fus-
r.sn them with Hny Information
similar bands ot Russian saW-hler.
have provoked similar uueasincss iu s1e-
den
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
MONTGOMERY


car leaves Bolton street junction 80
q. IA ana every thirty minutes thereafter
sutl ll.SlD m.
Car leaves Thunderhoh az 500 a. n. anj
every thirty minutes thereafter unNi
1900 midnight. for Bolton street june
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Car leaves west side of city market ".
West End 600 a. m. and every y minute
thereafter during the day until il.@3 2 ~.
Leaves West End az 6.20 q. N ana
cry - minutes thereafter during the u''
until 1870 o'clock midnight
II. n. LOTION Gen. MnnaEh
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
s. LII OF RVpE RY AID GES M


FOR Isle Of Hope. Montgomery Thunder
nolt Cattle Park aud West End.
btiiy except sundays. Subject 10 cbansg
without notice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

"A drink cure established 81 Akron.
%. has quite business Tor want or sur
ncient custom.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-10
INTEREST IN THE SESSION.

London, Jan. 31.--There was an ut
ter lack of interest in today's debate
in the House of Commons. At no
time was the public gallery well filled.
The speeches were academic, travelled
in deep worn ruts and did not touch
upon the future, in which alone the
public is interested. The only sign
of animation during the whole ses-
sion was when Sir Robert Threshie
Reid attacked the South African Com
mittee, drawing forth cries from the
Irish members of Publish the
Hawkesley letters"
IL is announced that the new Irish
party, at meeting this afternoon, de-
cided to take no collective part in the
division in the House of Commons on
Lord Edward FitZmaurice's amend
ments to the address in reply to the
speech from the throne.
II Is explained that the Irish mem
| bers Of Parliament will abstain from
supporting Lord Edward Fitzmaurice
because his amendment contains q
declaration favorable to the prosecu'
ton of the war.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-10
Blac k burns Seat;Shaky,

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 29.--It IL not
likely that United States Senator
elect Blackburn will receive a certif-
cate Of election from Governor Taylor
until the present gubernatorial contest
is decided. 1t is stated on excellent au-
thority that il the decision Is that
the Governor is illegally elected, the
Legislature which elected Blackburn
Is also illegally elected and therefore
without any power to choose a Senator.
This Is the last day of the taking of
evidence and tomorrow the arguments
will begin. The decision is looked for
in about a week after the matter is
submitted to the Contest Board. The
evidence today related to the use OF
tissue ballots and the presence of the
militia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-10
Mckinley Now Tifty-seven.

Washington, Jan. 29.-President Me
Kinley is 81 years old today, having
been born at Niles, Trumbull county,
Ohio, January 20, 1913. He received
many congratulations from visitors
and a large number of cablegrams and
kilograms felicitating him upon the
occasion. Many floral remembrance
were sent him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-10

No rooms left at Waikiki Inn, but
there is plenty of room in the Pacific
for all of Honolulu to battle, all for %
cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-10
Per Cyrus Wakefield,
JUST ARRIVED FROM
SAN FRANCISCO,
A Large Assortment of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
VIZ

II ~ - NV
Perfect Barker & Rice Plows,
assorted sizes; Perfect Double Mould
Board Flows, assorted sizes; Sub
soil and Sidehil PlowS, assorted
sizes; Blacksmith AnvilS, assorted
yes; Blacksmith, Carpenter and
oipe Vises, assorted sizes; Black
smith Drilling Machines and Port
able FORCES, Baldwin's and Or.
Bailey's Ensilage Cutters, by hand
or power-just the thing for stock;
Galvanized Wire Netting, from to
8 feet wide; Green and Brass Wire
Cloth, to feet wide; Anti Caloric
Sectional Pipe Coverings, and Plas-
ter; Long and Short-handle ShovelS,
Long and Short-handle Spades,
Axes from to4H in, Bush Hooks,
Ak Handles, Black and Galvanized
Cut Nails, assorted sizes, to ood.;
Black and Galvanized Wire Nails,
assorted sizes, 3 to ood.; Black and
Galvanized Fence Wire, Nos. d to
6; Black and Galvanized Fence
Staples, ~ to M; Pioneer White
Lead, Boiled and Raw LinSeed Oil,
both in Barrels and Drums; Dry
Red Lead, .......... and Zinc,
Mixed Paints, assorted colorS, in Oil
and Japan; Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Carriage and Furni-
ture VarniSh. Kerosene, GaSolene
and Crude Petroleum, Blacksmith,
Machinist, Plumbing and Carpen-
tering Tools, of various kinds and
sizes; Packing for Machinery, viz:
Asbestos, Pure Gum, Sheet Rubber,
Usudurian. Rainbow, Square Plush,
Italian Flax, Peerless and Amazon
Spiral, Round and Square Tuck's
Packing; Suction and Steam Rubber
Hose, assorted sizes.
The Hawaiian HARDWARE Co.
Fort street. opposite Spreckels' Bank
The border vidette., 1900-10-27
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate Court in and for Santa Cruz
County Arizona Territory.
In the matt II of the estat of
JERRY NEVILLE, deceased.
Henry Harmon A lministrator of the ta:e
of Jerry Neville, deceased, having filed his petit
ton herein praying for order directing him
as administrator of said estate to enter into
and execute an optional bond for the sale of the
interest of said decedent in the Dave Allen
mine to Arthur r. Whitley; the said interest be-
ing an undivided one-half interest thereof and
said Dave Alien mining claim. being situate in
the Patagonia Mining District, Santa Cruz
County Arizona.
The consideration, terms, conditions, reser-
yations, forfeitures penalties of said optional
contract proposed to be made, to be substant-
tally as follows, towit:-
Said Henry Harmon as administrator of said
state is to enter into bond in the sum of S5OOOO
payable to Arthur r. Wi fey whereby said estate
is to be bound to convey to said Arthur r. Will
fey by good and sufficient deed of conveyance
all the right, title and interest of the estate of
Jerry Neville, deceased, and the benefciaries
thereof, ii and 20 said und vided one-half in
terest of said estate in said Dave Allen claim
PROVIDED that the said Whitley shall on the
day of the execution and delivery of such
optional contract pay cause to be paid to the
administrator of said estate the sum of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY GS25OOOl DOLLA us
in lawful mon"y of the United States; ami GU
before sixty days thereafter shall pay or
cause to be paid the fur her sum of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY (S250.0Ol DO LARS,
aggreSating i'll all the of $500 %. the full
purchase price agreed to be paid for ,ch in
terest.
1T Is THEREFORE Ordered by the Judge of
said Court, that all p rsons interested in said
estate app EAR before the AID Probate Court on
Monday he Il ff OctD 2 , ,,cIo l.
The border vidette., 1900-10-27

hereby certify that the within instrument
was filed and recoI ded at the request of Jos.
Taylor. September 18th, A. D., 1900, at p. m :,
Book 1, Miscellaneous; Pages S3S, 33i, 3S5 and
1886.
Witness my hpnd and official seal the day
and wear aforesaid w. N. CUMMINGS,
County Recorder
First publication October 6, 1900.
The border vidette., 1900-10-27
State of Missouri, }
County of jackson, \

Before me, Lendrum B. Bidge. Notary
day personally appeared Charlie. w. food
lander, William Ruttig, William A. kule, and
John w. Amerman, personally known to me to
lie the same persons whose narEes are subscrl-
bed to the foregoing instrument, and acknew-
lodged to me that they executed tle same, for
the purposes aud considerations therein ex-
pressed.
In Witness Whereof, have here INTO set my
hand and affixed my official seal in Kansas City,
jackson County, Missouri, this 18th, day or
September 1900.
My term expires >eptember 16, 1902.
SEAL LENDRUM B BIDGE.
Notary Public,
The border vidette., 1900-10-27

In the Probate Court in and for Santa Cruz
County, Arizona Territory.