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cheeoeman Embraces Episcopal Faith.

Creston. Ia. May 2S.-Rev r. w. C.
Checseman, formerly n Congregational
minister at Ashland, Neb., and n well
known lecturer. has embraced tho
Episcopal church here.
The evening world., 1901-04-25
FLICK OUT OF
GRAND JURY.
AIderman's Father Re-
tires After Talk
with Golf.

Grand Juror John w Flcck against
whom charges Were brought. and WI
WIS suspended fo- week by Records
Con while IN" charges wcr. being In
restigaied. retired from the Grand jury
after - secret conference to-day with
Recorder Con. Dlstrict-.Attorney Pail.
bin and chic: o. Detectives Titus.
As h" l.t; the Recorders room MIR.
Fl.ck was mot BY nj. son. Alderman
Fred F!-ck, H.. refused to make u
statement
Attorney Levy. Of Levy < finger. coun-
sci FOR Mr.. Fleck. made this statement
Tor his client.
MIR. Fi-Ck Will retire from the Grand
Jury 20 avoid unpleasant and undcstr-d
rotortcty'
jury when his son, the Alderman. was
:auEl, In tn" raid OF the Committee o;
Fifteen on his music hall In the Bbwery.
The affidavit made hy Mr. F'leck be-
FORE Recorder Con states that It l. made
FOR the purpose o: correcting or -x-
planning a iormnr affidavit
II continues; I'm the year 1873 was
arrested on a charge OF peti; larceny
made by the firm OF carhart. whi,.ord
x Co.. for whom ! had worked was
later tried and convicted FOR ,,ctit lar
cenv and sentenced 10 SIX months IN the
penitcntiary by the Court Of Special SEES
sion- ~ the City OF New York
The oTensc 70. which Flcck was sen :
tened was the alleged thief, .. two
yards Of satin.
After making his af,ldavi, F.eck ask
cd the Recorder 70 strike his name from
the lis, OF Grard Jurors. which wa.
done.
The evening world., 1901-04-25
WON'T GIVE NAMES
OF BILL HACKERS.

Louis windmuilcr. Secretary ~ the
New York and New Jersey Br!dE" Com
pnny. denied .mphati'tlly to-day thar
his company had any connection With a
railroad or combination OF railroads
ct Is our Intention. said Nj Wind
muller. TO begin AT the earliest opp"r'
,unI;y she construction 81 IN" hriiG"
and IN. approaches thereto W. shall
nr=t build and then make contracts
with the railroads on as advantageous
terms to MS az We can get ". NJ" in
his thing 10 make money, not s"l out.
and W. shall proceed IN 0usincss-llkc
manner
DO you think the company IS Offering
enough rental to the city," was asked.
How can any big enterprise be
started unlc.t. there shall b" the induce
;n"nt OF n proht 20 those back Of IT." nc
r"p:i.d.
The Manhattan has not paid much FOR
It's franchise. yet II hns been ~ .npr-
nous benefit indirectly TO New York.
We shall prov. the same. Yes. | think
5000 year IL entirely adequate" con-
siderinE all things "" do no, .Au.ct !,
approaches.
There II no scheme In 1t whatsoever
II :. "A business ventur. backed by bust
ness men. | must decline to tell who
these men are. for they do no; desire
their names known at this time
Il! there !. no scheme or job IN the
bridge. why should ;he capitalists refuse
their names 10 the public" was asked
The public will learn their names IN
due season. until then they must wait
road and the brtdG" is not "a railroad en-
tcrpriSs'
The evening world., 1901-04-25
CHEW FOOD.
Chewing rrrs-r>ra the Icrth nn,i
Help. DiErstinn.

The finest specimens OF teeth arr
seen In animal" and human being.
who chew the food thoroughly
Dentists agrc. that teeth must be-
used 10 properly prcsc!v" them ard
therefore they urge people 10 chew
their food thoroughly, but the ncr-
yous. hurried manner OF eating =
altogether too common among poo
plc. and when Jed on soft mushes
they arc liable 20 swallow the foo
without chewing
Dyspepsia and bad teeth ar. tho
,osul. 4 this practice Is continued
True, one can ca, soft food wlthOu.
dr'r!meni II tn" nccessi'% OF chew
ing Is remembered Crane Nut
food II so crisp and hr!ttl" ana
w!tha! so pleasant ~ :hc taste tha'
the user cannot tov@"t 10 "h"w, ard
Illus the teeth get the necessary use
and the glands o! tho gums are ma
10 give the !u!ccs that Nature in'"'t
shall be mixed with the food before
+, enters the stomach \ N"w Ygrs
doctor says many New Workers prt
n little sugar on oatmeal and ~,
cover with Grape Nuts, and this
method 'DlHp"lS III '''M'HS i!tN 'a-
sary To digest tho oatmeal
Grape Nuts food Is prc-h'g"s'c 3
ar. also helps IN digestion Of other
food The doctors Plaza migh' 10
for a variety. but Grurr-Nur aud
cream alone nr" considered idea by
hundreds OF thousands % braIny
people.
There are other reasons Why th0s
who ca, Grape Nuts look naurisheI
and we'll fed The food Is made OF
parts OF the field grains which Ma
tire makes use OF in rebuilding
brain and nerve centres. Proof will
follow use.
The evening world., 1901-04-25
EASTMAN s WIFE
IN MURDER CASE
Mentioned as a Witness
Of Shooting by Her
Husband.

EAST CAMBRIDGE. Mass April .
PRO. Charlie. Il Eastman. on ,ria!
for She killing % MS brothcr-tn-law
Richard Grogan. il, was in b"'t"r spir
it, when he entered court to-day.
The decision OF the couG; n hts favor.
excluding from III" evidence tho remark
Eastman has murdered m. tpphr-
emily huoyed him.
Relic Bryan. the domestic employed by
the GroSans. resumed the witness stand
Which sh. had icf, las, night al the tim.
OF adjournment.
The slrl told of the friendly relations
hot ween the Eastmans and GroSans. and
was followed by cant. Frank Dail!nEcr
VINO help-.i attend Grosan after h" had
been shot, HIS testimony brought Mrr'
Eastman into the case.
After the shots we're fired he said nc
heard a woman scream. He ran TO tn.
seen. o! the shooting and caught GroSar
a. nc WAS about to fall.
Eastman advanced toward the wound.
ci man with p!s,o, In his hand. Hts
T.. ,,,nan ~ Ne ask: The wi'tc.- what
H.. could do Tor Grogan.
Dallingcr left Eastman and his wife
with I;roGan while ne went 'or a doctor,
George =. Huichings tert!ne.i thai he
w,is attracted by the cries OF Mrs. East
nan who shouted ,n G rnsan nas on sn ,Se
bank Eastman stood over. GroSan.
holding his wrist. GroEan spoke to Wit.
ness, saying: Eastman shot me-
The evening world., 1901-04-25
ABDUCTED HER
OWN CHILD.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonnell
Brought Girl from
Bridgeport.

S'N-yclr-oli Theresa Mcdonnell who T..
known ~ Mn3cl Amos and H. tHc ndor,
ID dAIsntcr Il her sr,nIapn,. Mrs
pA'id . Amo- - bridgeport wl- xii.
rnpp"i - h"r mother. Mr. Mary Nc.
pounrl ns, evening ana hrouHh, to
'aia ntiy Tho hn"sc, contend Ina,
NJ. Mrponne'l- cnHl llei 10 AN IN.
,iIfu,.an Where ,hoy placed i; ana tht.
" another chii iakcn from IN" same
Mace
Mrs Mcdonnell when -ccn to-day a,
W Eleventh street, Brnokiyn, laid TO an
Ey"HE1r Word reporter
"'rHr er|d . m'nc, though my aun,s,
M Amos Ani Nj Hnrd. nav" ctr.G
ror nor '"r years 81" {, CHILD hy NY
iir-t husband !ccnntls when ,r!"d 20
90 possession ~ her wa. told she .na
10, my flesh an! blood knoH better
Went - rros" ,u;or G.Id!rgs. at
Br'ig.p"rt ana told my story, He saiI
hu !, -" lili .as mine and had no.
eFally been adopted thr hes; iaIng foy
mo 20 40 was 10 ;As" /; IA 80, They
CO.. tax" her frvn me
The evening world., 1901-04-25
RATHBUN BOARDER
POISON WITNESS.
John Hart, Who Drank Coffee That Killed
Woman's Husband Tells Home Life.

through Hart tina; Mrs Ha,hbun was
In love with him and sought to 10 away
with her husband In consequence.
y carried nv uinner pail home. the
witness continued ~ contained the
Cote. Rathbun and had left undrunk
On reaching Rathbun'> house. wher" !
boarded. saw Mrs RathSun. and told
her not Ia L., IN" children touch my
pal. "a. there wna something IN III.
coffee,
Mrs Rathrtin dumped the coffee in;n
IN. sink after told her | had been
vomiting MI the morning and had a
burning sensation IN NV throat after
drinking II.
she declared tina: there was nothing
the matter with Il. AZ no one mad u.cn
near II since she mad. IL.
Iiarts testimony further tended TO
show motive for AN attempt on his
lie In that Mrs. Rathhun migat s"cur"
son Insurance on his lie. She held a
policy which ne had taken steps To
transfer to his sister
Coroner Mix testified 20 'inding Rath-
bun dead IN bed. The wife showed no
emotion wlcn Informed OF her nus
bands death In spite o. Mrs. Rath.
buns strenuous protests and repeated
objections the Coroner decided an au-
'npsy necessary.
The evening world., 1901-04-25

building and offered a choic. Of .cyo-,,
games, among them being roulette. t,rn
and stud poker '''"
~ was run under tho name ~, ~
pcnnsylvaHf1 Club. which was tho ~.
duci"' similar place at No. is VII
street. 80 - ~"
MOST OF the pain,ns were elderly ma,
ana apparently wcli-to-do " -
AFTER N" place WAS r,IiSI Er.,L
MOSS ran ny To- the top floor ,hnrn
n rnsrc vi S,r pn",Toom. but the tn had
ON the wall 81 tn. main r,o,n ~
sanpiihE place was Frank In riou!s
coit ana hat. Evidently no VA. ~
parcel ior m" raid. because he WAS r,,,,y
dr"sssi when secn by rc,orfnr a.,
TV E"cTinE World with hi. nic.n,.
d down, They al lInsc-~i until RI.
police cam: downstairs. and then ,s.v
Folio" Capt. Dreamer. when asked /,
y. knew how long the P-nnsylvnnia
cimh had been running. replied hlandiy:
POSSIBLY two hours. Evcrythinc In
new. See the carpet Is new
one NJ Mr. Moss's men laughed mt
pointing TO a man standing near, said:
That man has Played here for the 2as;
three months"
Detective sergeant Cum found 81 On, in
the bank roll.
The evening world., 1901-04-25
SAYS FATHER
STOLE HIS CHILD
Mrs. M a son Tells
Strange Story in a
Brooklyn Court.

In n. hab"as corpus rror'"'iinS'
brought in the supreme Court OF Broom
ism by Mrs. Maria Il Mason 20 obtain
possession % her tonr-S"hr-old ddhIit-
Tor Gertrude. /; developed today thh'
tho child Is now in England
She - said to have D""n taken there
IS her father. from whom th" mother
was granted decree OF divorce on
March -
The decree gave to Mrs Mason Gus
,ody OF the :our-ycar-old girl H1t Tn.
father. G.org. y Mnrnu, " Is riain"d.
nj, ked the ii';la one NJ ana riu aal' {
the COURTROOM with her ana .atnr i""k
her 10 England.
MIR. Mason asks 'hc Court & G,rmoal
charles II Ml-nu AMI T. "n Ma~hn.
brother and sister "f h"r '"rm"r III
hanA. 70 xrl hn wh%'hcI n'S N. ~
in tho IonSpirlCs to- 1hiiC' hrr HiHtH.
Ter and tax. her - EngiAnt tr opp
.I,,ou tn the deere" ui ~" count
Roth testified "a Court ''t' lh"E MAJ
,n,iinr Ia do Win III" nhIuntiun Tire
merely followed ~" Gather 'Hl da'lsl-
The evening world., 1901-04-25
RAIN WRECKED
Il" SUPPORT.
Undermined Pillar al
Station Threatened
Collapse.

Tho Third Avenue IL" station and
structure a; ON. Hundred and Sixty
irst street Wa IN grave danger 81 oo,.
llr-iu- early This morning
The sidewalk on which III" l." pillars
r,st snv: way AT miinieht last niglt
with me rrsul, thar one of them rcst.,i
IN IN" MGR. ilasSt"ncs and VAS in dan
ear OF falling.
Men wer" Immediately summoned. and
IN. sfrwctur" j. now supported by large
time"rs
IN, a.,i-c " tac ,roub." is due to TIE
puriHs ~ N. nov p,Hrr-nousc At one
iistir"d and SiNty-hrzt street, where
rnai oNcnvi,luE hah been Zone, ami
taa -c'h"r with th' rains, has washed
,n3y r.Gcu .! the ground beneath the
'1.' anBrs
The cavvin extended 10, Zoe, and took
rItc" IA from, Of Nos 3nl. al'a al.i aud
je1 Th'rl nN,uI. The .a-fpo, oxcayn.
ton IL ~ NoS aici ana alsi
The evening world., 1901-04-25
Mrs. Ella Corwine Be-
gins Suit to Break
Will Of Her Father,
Thomas @. Smith, and
Claims His Mind Was
PoisonedAgainst Her

An aijournm"n; was asked and ro-
fused TO-DAY al the og"H'us A'.pre s1E
roxat. Abbott IN i:ronklyu II tac iH-
t"., Of Mrs Ella II 'or~.ue pt N
Il Nest SiNty-hf,h street, 3e,!g-t '1r
prob,tinS ot the VII. OF h"r father
rhoma. q. Smith m!llinuair" panAec
And porcelain manufacture
Byron Trav"rs, hes attorney said he
mad been brought In,b the ase only
yesterday and TO proceed property H."
would have 20 secure ;hc testimony "a.
MIR corwine. who IL in Europe. WASH
!ne,on lawyer and Mis- Georgia Under
hill. o, bridgeport, conn
f. NJ shepard attorney GOT charles
IL L. Smith, opposed an adjournment.
and the S,lrrogntr said tn ease QUA
proceed. AS ~" pr wing pt III" sill w1u.i
The evening world., 1901-04-25
fse.-,.l 1, n. Evening worlal

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April q Mrs.
Ann ". Na;hbun's Trial on the charge
OF poisoning hcr husband was begun
to-day. n jury having been selected
after three days spcn, IN ;hc effort.
John F. Hart. who boarded with tie
Rnthhuns ten years and who was made
seriously II! BY drinking some ns IN"
poisoned coffee that killed Hat1bun. was
the nrst witness
''Rathhun and carried our lunch
In pals TO our work. said the witness
These wer. workmen's pals, the upper
part containing coffee and N: lower
food. Mrs Ra;Aoun prepared the lunch
on the day We we're made III and placed
I: In the pals he added
II saw Mrs Rathbun make tn. coffee.
She asked II | wouli have som. III my
pail | consented. Rathbun objected TO
the ccffee bscaIs. /, had rcen made Owe:
night, saying IT Mas not III 10 drink
Mrs Raihhur mad. no r"-rorce
III. prosecution expects TO prove
The evening world., 1901-04-25
RIGHTS OF AN INFANT.
New Jrrsr, Nirr-Chnnrrii"r 10 De-
eide Regarding Miner E.intr.

Vice Chancellor Emery. In Newark.
y. j.. has been appealed to relative ~
what share ~ the estate az the lac
Henry CO, Miner hi. infant son, John
Lansing Miner. IN entitled
The child was born subsequent to the
execution ~ his fathers viii and und"T
tho New Jersey statutes occupies the
sam" position ~ II the father had died
Interstate. There are four other Sons
by hts frsi wife. The point upon whlch
the Court Is asked 10 rule Ii regarding
the Infants share OF "A recent fcit-cs.
tate deal in Newark.
The Vice Chancellor has reserved his
decision.
The evening world., 1901-04-25
BIC SCHOONER
UPSET AT SEA.
Three-Master Capsized
Of Atlantic
City.
tsr.ei,l to Tn. rrealn. Void ,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. April Is.
rhc thr"e-mas'cd schooner Emma &,
Knowles was sighted capslzcd four
miles out from here to-day. Life savers
VINO went out to the wreck rcror, tina,
the schooner evidently was in collision.
IN" vessel was deserted and the crew
may have been lost.
IN" schooner carried yellow pine IIcr
upper deck has oecn washed AMY ami
Shc ~ Daily broken around the lows.
rhe knowlc, Is 81. gross tons. u, ,,,.
long. " i.n' beam and Is rcet deep. shc
vas punt In 1851 At Maurieetown. =. ].
anu sailed from Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1901-04-25

not inyalidntc Mrs Corwin"- sui, to sci;
!, aFid" later.
Alner, /. Perry and Drs. Hamilton and
Richardson testified to having witnessed
the vii On Dec - last. They averrsd
tint the tcStator was then "f sound
mind He died four days later.
Mrs :orwtnc IL opposing IN. appoint
fncnt ~ her brother as executor She
charges tina; with her sister. Mrs. Pas
tnrin chase, Of Boston, he poisoned her
ftth"r mind against her ard induced
hin to- practically ,lisinhcrit he!
The suit calls M navy scandal that
shocked Washington scvcEll years ago.
The evening world., 1901-04-25
OFFER MILLIONS
FOR THE BONDS

nl,, c,L,,, r-.,,,r, =, ~, -.
-,,,,,,,, .,o,n,, ,,, al
-, 49, ~, ~.
-. ,,,,
-, Us '"",' ~"
a.. ae''''s on ""'' ''e '''e''o'
does. u ms action meets Win our APP
proyal ". .hai mark our course ar
,,,,rr.
Mr. Culver sa!d that TNmmany Han Is
rha entire oppos.tton and inferred that
=, -, ...,.
an 'ns' vas "'H'''' ""' " 49,
The evening world., 1901-04-25
A RAPID TRANSIT PROTEST.
:. =. smith Tells the Hoard TINT "a
l. mn iniTuituu. Measure.

Tn" Rapd Transit Commission met
'his afternoon aud passed resolution
protesting AGAINST The passing rs tho
i"sislatur Of "a" North River Bridge
bill.
Commissioner Charles S,cwnr; Smith
-a!d 4; WITS the most iniqut,ou~ measure
ever rushed through a legislature. IIr
and the Commissioners ar" anxious IN
<" to Albany 10 -. IN" Governor ,bou,
he iii
The evening world., 1901-04-25
Mr.. VANDERBILT QUALITIES.
Tskcs Oath In Paris as Executor Of
Yxnngn Estate.

William X. Vanderbilt has qualified as
an executor OF the will OF his brother.
in-!aw. Fernando iznaga. who LETT his
entire estate OF 10000 10 Ills sister.
nc DownSer Duchess or Manchester.
SIR. Vanderbilt Is abroad and took the
oath as an executor before John H..
Gowdy United States Consul-General n;
Paris.
Mr.. Harry 3, Hollins the othc. cxecu-
tar, had already qualified,
The evening world., 1901-04-25
GOULD SUCCEEDS coPPELL.
Tic IL Chosen Chairman 81 the Ria
Grnnd~ RailrOnd DIr~ctors.

The directors OF the Denver ana Rio
Grand" Railroad Company hav" elected
George J. Gould Cha rman OF the Board
III place OF George Coppell. deceased.
+. II. Hartman and Winston ).
Pierce were chosen as directors in place
Of George Coppcll and William Mer,ers.
The evening world., 1901-04-25

opolizc the cctnmcrc" ~ tho who"
country /, provides 10 COMPENSATION
TO IN. city ana specifics -" rae " ar
m freight thu. allowing s"Nt"r'tortie
charges
bridge will he aonstruCt"!, SUI n" wai"r
>rrnf railroad might b" OPERATED fni
wears FOR the bcn-n, Of IN" corporation
The evening world., 1901-04-25
wv. !. Wade ch,cf Engineer.

Mayor Van Wyck his afternoon APP
pointed Andrew Err. II Foye 10 he Chief
Engineer or the Department Of High
ways IT a arliry OF 5000 a year.
The evening world., 1901-04-25

100000 adIttaut /, Wy fE - oar
9'ih- ar" u" my tH4rE Fr fE. 't
~" nr't1 m fNtHE ind .. .Dt
par VITA " shat sl4UI over n
The evening world., 1901-04-25
ANOTHER JEROME RAID,

Continued from First Page. 1,
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-11-01

1'-t-lr T. WILCOX. Pennington. Railroad
Add. l. II. So. 1S93-4-5 ............ ia
I9zo-G r Wilcox. Pennington. Railroad
A ,a l. L. Is o., S93-4-5.-................ 81
- T. Wilcox, bennington, Railroad
Add. l. =. 3 TO- 1S93-i-5................. 20f
Nc r Wilcox, Pennington, Railroad
AuG, j. !. r 20. 1S93-i-5................2 O5
~ IA T. WllcoXt Pennington, Railroad
A3 90 L.. o, b 40 Observation-Disclosures 04
80 r Wilcox. Pennington. Railroad
1q3a = = p " .ie95-4-2.. -....-....... 205
Add, II. 20 80 "a So
A5S = = "A Nles. bennington, Railroad
Ioa5 ? = ~ lS93-4-5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.S6
AL - = I asset harrington Railroad
A Ia55 l. l. - ~ lS92-4-5 Observation-Disclosures. 80
,dI253'IA = tassett Pennington, hanroad
l65i L : = n ls92-4-5. 1.S7
/ Az l'3t--1 I asset, bennington, Railroad
905- - o. - - le9-4-o. .-.............. 1.37
Add II y + - }7S SS65- FarhlnSton Rallroa1
7qae = II * 49,, :.........-.... l. 36
z sbea6a,II.is \ AZ n J Martin, Farmington
20 JIllIl Aqq i .. b p, 1S92-5...... 3.69
st III Y w j Martin. Pennington
1695 e u III 1Aq9 q = %, lSy2-3,....- 81
T, cbaaf.LLt,~, ~ AI4rLn, armlngton,
1q3q = II . w ~ + l, 2 p l4S--5. -. -
f, ShaohI,rnii% w = oN8F5lh, + aTmlngton.
b5 @t,,-iI$2yheIq Bros, Bennington Z Shee-
lg4S-Levi Brink 4 i aSV
hans Add. l. s. B 80, iS9i-2-374 &
ton = int T. q B IS. iSg2 '...i,'' 7 ''rl'llh$ g
23S6-S & ? r r and Ritcbia '' Farro;;e2-
ton y int l 10 3 G6 -
E-AINAiINtFION TRACTS
a. piece or parcel of land c0mmencinp
nina Lewis 1st ada ADD to 0of5 5 r "A OF it al
ton to state line between lay T5abo ul[ and
Washington, thence south along state Inc
I29 feet thence west to the southeast Gov
of said lot I26 feet tn 5cn af S al2ns ne
1861 J Marasack. 1Sq2-3-f =
a piece Of land wing west ~ t21ooi-l ~,
and 10 ms IT
lIi-Tgh1
A tract beginning at a point So faat aas4
40 feet along The e9sf H. H. ,iIeFcG SCUM
street. thence east to a linz LIZ on + o4rl9
formerly owned Nv AInSipn n oC CIi IN Idl9
G " Truax. thence nnrtb = A (ftIISSpy ana
west to point If haoin,ilLi ~ lceO' LHeIlce
1952-Jacob Kammer72aII iS9f
A piece of lana rnr1,,, 195f; Z.0S
so feet in 4 Ups+a,.it[ ditiiS a. point
SW corner Of block % 49, In LLoi4 Lne
thence in a westerly diToctforIS iritI toWh'
TruaX and r Sb IeflFs ne Iands OF g "
feet thence east ~ =, etenCe hortn LOU
street n sei5 70 ~, 70 t Wesl SIDE OF First
the west side of Fre+ ''i 800 Soutn along
beginning. - street 10 place Of
1g53-Sar9b r,roo 7eot
'''' i'"iIce' I9at ..'..''........... "a
-,, GARFIELD.
l97i.0liTe 4 ThornhiI., Garfield, %
l. I, . Z 1870 ..... ................. 10. 60
Ne l. l. b s, 1898 CThrd story5 ...., 20 %
l95-Fraternity Association Garfield
NJ / ,. = s. 1895 (Third stor,-I IN -
lS5S-Reynold Bros. Garfield T. , r n
1S9l-2-3-4-5 ................... - = % e.
I959-ReynoId Bros, GARFIELD /, , p ; II
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A5d "a akh Is ~ ,S CARRIED Sam simpsons
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5651S ana 1Nuq 3 + - I, y Go lSs5-l-5 3.0S
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2053-S and Z Land o. C,rf.ii..5' - 80, 30
simpsons Add. T. r. an 1e6q.1 "a I55-'"' o,'1 u,
2054-S Simpson Est GARFIELD So 80,
Simpsons Add. l. 5. Il &c 1Sai-t a.
2Q56-S and 2 Land Co Garfield g.
simpsons Add. L ], b ST, 1Sg3-4-5.'. II
2O57-S Simpson Est. Garfeid san,
2O5S-S and p Land o. % C5-foi,I 80, -
Simpsons Add /. 8. b 81 1Sqr-5-5i5 ~ 10 10
2u59-S and = Land Co Garfield sam
Simpsons Add. I. f. 3 81. 1Sql-3-3-f5 "A
-pt0-S and 7 Land Co. Garfield. sam
simpsons Add. L L. B rs. 1Sg3-l... .63
simpsons Add. L >. 3 76. 1898 5f
2V52-U Unknown, Garfield, Sam Simpsons
Ald. l. >, Is i6, S9i........................ 40
2OU3-S and Land Co, Garfield sam
simpson AID. l. 4, b TO- lS9f-5.. g5
-t5l-S and 7 Land Co. Garfield sam
simpson Add. !. l. r r. 1Sg3-4-5... 0g
2o65-S ana p Land Co.. GARFIELD sam
simpson Add. IL 2, Il n. ISgl-3-t-5.. g. I6
zyoo-S ana F Land Co Garfield, Sam
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2067-S and Land CO. Garfield Sam
Simpsons Add. l. s. BIZ. 1S93-l-5l' r dI
20GS-S and p Land Co. Garfield sam
0! 55eB Add; l. 4, r i, lS93-1....... .. 81
Zyoy-9 and 2 Land Co, Garfield, Sam
@IlnpSon Add. i D. 3 is, lS9t-5........ /. 80
-'tV-S ana Land Co, Garfield. Sam
5d-1 -Adq; + T. y II, 1870 ...... lg2
Simnsor.s A5d ~ + "a "a ,s CoraarHeId' sam
A tract Of land beginning N y noint
23I.4 feet south Of tha NV r,--or ~ : -,
NEi4 of Sec 4 TIP. II. r, A thence soHf6
north 24l feet to Lank Sumner S s sont6s
south line Isl feet also right If WaW from,
McCroskeys p2 Add p rgbt 20 Of Sey . s ST. ST.
wide
2072-NIrs E G Rose, 1893. ...... 2iee
Of the sW corner G of boeE Me- 10 IT. SoGts
thence south 1905 feet, thence T T5o leS So;
beginning ''oi 'ii l'O'o Ieet TO place OF
2O74-A E,r.viu 10Qf-z ~
4 tract of land c0mmencina = no N 81 =
GIFTS Add Iq to a 9fck % }ba mol0r9oks and
Rsnce s 2 q ff f thence south 2 feet
tract com mn dit-o M feet ost a. LA
NV corner of Io+ x MAJ Il, o.,tlr4'lI
town Of Carried thence Tast' 2 9I lE faat
thence n 0qt I feet 9 to 6h 6i5c e3t $ feet
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5 50Si-C E EcSRardt GGg Guy 1884, 3
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