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New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
VINE DRINKER N BELLEVUE.
BEAU BRUMMEI OF BROADWAY"
SLEPT IN PARKS.

Alfred Clagett, hfty-two years old, removed
from the New York Hospital TO Bellevue last night
and placed in the alcoholic ward. The diagnosis
given was ''alcoholism-insanity." The man gave
his nearest friend Frank Work the well known
broker and horseman. Clagett was found on
Tuesday morning Madison-ave. and Twenty
seventh-st
Clagett was known in this city some five
years ago as the Beau Brummel OF Broadway"
For many years he at the head OF what was
considered the largest tea business in Front-st lie
soon became known celebrated expert in teas
and counted among his customers all the leading
hotels Of the city. including the Holland House the
old Victoria. the Brunswick. the Murray Hl ana
Delmonicos His father Is said To have been "A
prominent Southerner living IN Nashville. Tenn
Clagett's income from his business in its palmv
days said to have been from S25 go 20 $4,000
a year. and he is said 10 have spent every cent
of ii.
He made his home at the old Victoria. broadway
and Twenty-seventh-st., and counted among his
friends such men as +. Berry Wall Frank Work
the horseman. and others.
ing his business h i a rends sae esased
his business at the tea house to dwindle to almost
nothing. After that he became a wine agent and
also gained a reputation as an expert in this par
His friends for many years contributed to his
SUPPORT About year ago subscription OF some
by several OF the hotel managers raised and
SSlageu was % sent 70 sanatorium in Westchester
COUNTY. Some months after he returned, his health
He soon fell into his old ways. however and was
supported largely by Frank Work. who allowed
him small amounts al time Up 10 week ago
House. but he was not the Clagett of old. Some OF
the attaches Of that hotel said that he had been
Clagett was sued for 500 about eleven years ago
tered into an agreement with him whereby he was
TO have his wine bills paid by the firm condition
TO a new champagne. He to ask for and drink
at the hotels only this champagne according to the
firm The firm also said that he had used their
money Tor buying other brands.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

Louis Suadbeck al Plaintiffs George Staix
Y a. DeIendants--In pursuance OF Judgment Of fore
closure and sale duly made in entitled action
neds cate the 18th day Of NAV 1901 l. the undersigned
lhe teteree IN said Judgment named will sell public
auction at the New York Real Estate Salesyooms. No
New York. the 2Sth day OF June. 1aO1 twelve
O'Clock noon. that by Peter F. Never
the premises directed by said Judgment be
therein described follows: piece
parcel Of land in the City Of buildings
thereon erected bounded and described follows:
ginning at point on the eastery side Of Union Avenue
distant onehundred and hfyoUr feet nine inches
ery from the formed by intersection the
eastery side OF Union Avenue with the s0uhery side OF
avenue laid down map hereinafter mentioned
and running thence sastery right angles
with Union Avenue and Of the
centre Of wall nnetythree and sixty-ssven
hundredths feet less the line
number hundred and said
ery along the westerly line Of said lot
dred and and the westerly line lot number Two
westerly right angles nearly with Union
and part OF the through centre Of another
party wall ninety-thres and ftty-fve huud-edths
feet. or less 70 point in the easteriy ar
Union Avenue. distant hundred seventy-threa
feet six inches sOutherly from the southeriy
hundred and hfyNth Street and thence along
the eastery side Of Union Avenue eighteen
TO The point or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. June 8. 1901
ARTHUR d. TRUAX. Referee.
EDWIN L KALISH. ESQ. Attorney for Plaintr II
William ST, Borough Of Manhattan York Wv
The following a diagram OF the property 10 be sold
as described above. the street number being
I56th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
s7ERrLIZED MILK DEPOTs OPEN.

,z summer distribution OF sterilized and modi-
aa.k TO the sick babies OF the city has already
IRON eleven OF the Straus depots. and two
49, WI be opened by the end OF this week. The
s ~. now opened are as follows: No I5l Avenue
A, ~. y Market-st. No 2is East Fifty-ninth-st.
~. S' West siStieth-st.. roof garden Of Educa-
,o - alliance. corner East Broadway and Jener-
m -, recreation pier. East Third-st.: recreation
sast Twenty-fourth-st.: recreation pier, Bar
Psrk o. recreation pier West Sxtieth-st-; Central
n. 1no Iompkins Park.
esy .peyoth IN City Hall Park will be opened TO-
fss,s-an me one in Battery Park On SATURDAY.
D1-,le ftzeo milk and milk freed from all i'm
gss. py centrsfpgnl process are supplied by the
henlrs, ae those who cnn AFFORD 10 pay Tor II a
mtist enerst Of one cent 10 made. while a bottle
.sn y ot MIX food may be obtained for the same
krsus ne riodfed milk. especially prepared In the
49, r. o Freeman and DR.. A. jacob and II
~e particularly for sick children
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
TRIALS OF THE CONSTITUTION.

Newport, r. J., June 19.-The Constitution left her
moorings this afternoon, with her big clubtopsail
z;st. and took short spin off the bay. Returning
4 the went down until abreast Of Fort Adams, when
he came about, lowered her headsals and returned
Il She had been out less than hour.
II was the first time the big craft had carried her
g No ] cubtopsail and the first time she has been
/ 7u with a boat towing There was a stif
Feeze blowing outside.
The fifty minutes the boat was away from her
f1oorings was full OF work for the crew. who Were
/ Kept upon run. The big spinnaker was set and
4 sken in The yacht was gybed, and then the boat
soked, and on one timing was just fourteen sec
! ads from spill 10 i'll.
When Mr.. Duncan came ashore he was asked
faout the s. 600 gold cup offered by ma magazine he
$40 he knew hing a bout IL and so had NOT haen
.srd from by the donor.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
NAIL IN LUNG KILLS INFANT.
THE FATHER PAwNED GOODS TO HAVE DIR.
jacob OPERATE on HIS CHILD

Annie Frankei eighteen months old, daughter
OF a tailor OF No. 81 Sherif-st. died in Roose-
Welt Hospital last night, nail having perfor-
ated one lung. The infant swallowed the nail
two months ago. and four surgeons. including
DR. jacob tried 10 operate the child Satur-
day in the Vanderbilt Clinic, but stopped when
they saw that it was useless. An ray showed
the nail on the lung
used by carpenters. while playing the floor.
DR. Grover of RivIngton and Columbia SITS, who
was called in, could not determine what the
child has swallowed
Though other doctors were called in consul
tation the child grew worse.
DR. Jacob was at last called in. the father
pawnine some OF his goods TO get that eminent
surgeon The X-ray was brought into use and
bv the aid of the instrument the nail was dis
covered TO be lying on top OF one OF the lungs.
The lung was discovered TO be badly injured
by the nail DR. jacob and three other physi-
operation for the removal of the nail should be
made Saturday in the Vanderbilt Clinic. BY
this time the father had pawned what he could
get money on to help his child and TO pay for
the services of the physicians telling them he
wanted the child's life saved for himself and
his wife at any price
The infant was operated on Saturday One of
the ribs was taken out. but then the surgeons
noticed that life was at low ebb and IL was
seen that the infant could not survive. The
operation was discontinued at once. and all that
was possible done to keep the Infant alive
S long possible.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

The approximate OF the of the lien charge
70 satisfy which described property is
interest thereon from the LIST day
May together with and allowances amount
Is with interest from the 9th day of May.
1901. together with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate amount OF taxes assessments or other
allowed the purchaser ct ths
purchase money paid by the Referee Is S10S66 60 and
interest.
Dated. New York. May 18th 1901
DAVID THOMSON. Referee
The OF the above described property is hereby adj
journed June 2Oth 1901 the same time and place.
Dated. New York. June 10th. 1901.
DAVID THOMSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
HAVE LEFT cup DEFENDERS CREW.

fastport Long Island. June 1s.-Three members
the Constitutions crew. s. Tuttle. H. Tuttle and
ssy Rogers have returned 20 their homes here. and
sy they through with her. They refuse 10 tell
Wy they left, but il would seem from fragmentary
oaFersation In which they INDUCED that general
lssstisfaction with the management and the risk
= NE and limb ever imminent. were the chief
@onFes for the designations.
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90 uhom lt Man Conrern.

NOTICE TO CRED1TORS.-In pursuance Of
Az an order o the Hon. III. A. GildersleevN a Jus
tce OF the Supreme Court the State OF Nw-York
is all
John Frick lately doing business Borough OF Man
hat and State Of New-York present
the same with the vouchers thereof duly verihed. TO
Thomas c. knight, who duly appointed one o,
the assgnees the said John Friek benen Of
creditors at the office Of his attorneys Me<srs.
Weeks 4 Haskell. No 2l5 Montague Street Borough OF
Brooklyn. City of New-York before 18th day
of August 1901. Dated Nsw-York. May goth. 1901
THOMAS G. KNIGHT.
ROBERT F, SEIFFERr
ASsglees.
Weeks Haskell. Attorneys for Thomas G. knight As
signee. 2l5 Montague Street. Boroush Of Brooklyn.
N. Y.
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156th stree,
% 6T-1O II.
93 $500

The approximate OF the Iien charge
above described property is be IS
s4Os 66 interest thereon from the day
1901 the and allowances amounting
s253 10 with interest from the 2sth day Of Nav.
the expenses OF sale The approximate
and assessments other liens
allowed by the purchaser out OF he purchass
orr all " is 1854 - and
Dated New York. June D. 1901
ARTHUR D. TRUAX- Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
I Oe, MADISON AvENUE.-supreme Court.

County of New York-Adslaide N Davia.
Executor of the last will and testament "f Frances e
Cozans. ased and others Defeudantsn pursuance
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and en-
above entitled action and bearing date the
iTth day OF June 1901 the undersigned the Referee in
Judgment named. will sell at public auction at the
New York Real Estate salesroom No III Broadway in
Borough OF Manhatt n. City of New York, the
OF July. 1901 II o'clock that day.
William NJ AIctiOneer. the premises directed
by Judgment sold. therein described
All certain parcel OF land with tn.
thereon
being the Borough Of Manhattan City
bounded and described folOws Beginning
a poi Easterly side distant
thirty-eight five (5l
sutheastery of Madison Avenue
and running thence eastery parallel with i26th
for portion Of the distance through
(s9l tSl nches sOutherly paral-
lei with Madison Avenue 7neteer C9)
ery again 0arae with 126th Street and for portion
Of the distance through mother party wall eighty-nins
tsS feet and nine l inches the easerly side
Avenue and thence norrherly along the said
side or Madison Avenue nineteen 4 feet the
place Of beginning be the said several dimensions
less being known by the street number 1885 Madison
Avenue.
ARTHUR .. TRUAX. Referee
CARTER g. FALLOWS. Attorneys FOR Pfantir. Walk
street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the be sold ,
its street number is 1895 Madison Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

approximate amount OF the lien or charge TO SATISFY
which the ebove-descrieed property ie be IS
23!sS3 with interest rom the 1ith OF June.
together with and allowance PlaintiH
amounting t345. and allowance Al
htem OF 90 with interest from the 10Th day June
loGl together with the OF the
The apprt xiuate amount OF taNe<. assessments. eP
other liens which allowed purchaser
aGd interest
Dated New York. June 10th. 1901.
ARTHUR .. IRCAx.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
forerlosnle sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-Ernst A. Bohnig and another.
plaintiffs sssins' Frank a. Bohns s5 AL ba9f1In
duly made the above entitled action bearing date me
cIer Of the County q, New Yerk On tne am day OF
June. 1ao1 l. the Undersigned referee In said Judgment
Estate salesroom. Broadway. in the Borough
OF Manhattan. Ci'y County and state OF New hSrS:
day by Goldsticker the premises de-
scrbed In said Judgment follows:
PARCEL NO I.
All that certain lot piece parcel OF ground with the
building thereon erected. situate lying and being IN
follows Commencing at PoRt the easterly side of
the Second Avenue distant es feet souhsry from the
ming thence sosthsTly along the said easterly side o.
ssth street Io, feet ibenee nortbsry and parIei with
Second Avenue 25 feet; thence westerly and parallel
wall 100 feet to the easerIy side Of Second Avenue the
point or place Of beginning be the said several
house being party wall.
PARCEL. NO. 2
All that certain lot OF land with the building thereon
York Borough OF Manhattan, bounded and descrned
ssth Street distant las feet westerly from the
formed BY the intersection OF the westerly side OF Avenue
southerly and parallel with B. 1o2 feet and
inches 70 the line OF the block thence westerly
seth Street q northerIy and again parallel
snd wh menus and partly through 1 "a S psT street
easerly along said southery side Of s6h Street -
in section block iss2 on the land map Of the city ot
YORK and is known by the street number S4- EAST
Dated New York. June 4th 1901
JAMES Fl. TUTTIE Rsfsree
ADOPH BLOCH. Esq. Attorney for plaintiffs Ss Nassau
Street. New York city.
MesF.s ;sls TaEALL y & 8 BEAM Atys for def' Johanna
s. sMTAHwooD ST. MENKEN ESQ, Guardian sd Htenn
IRA ]. ETTINGER Esq, Atty fer Defendants admin
tistra,ors 80 Nassau 81. \. Y: City
The following are diagrams Of the property % be sod'
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gountrn propertp Tor Sale or 60 &c

ENOR SALE OR TO RENT
MIL property at Cornwall Landing. " V with
river frontage 14S feet Excellent
factur1ng purposes, Dynamos, etc. for
and shafts ready shipment goods can be made
TO all points in the United States by rail- freight
depot In immediate vicinity. For full particulars address
r. A. PARKER, % Wall Street York.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
sHAMRoCKs NEW MAST FINISHED.

Glasgow, June 19.-The new hollow steel mast
o. Shamrock II has been finished and will be
stepped tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
THE AMERICA TO BE AT RACES

Boston. June ls.-The old schooner yacht America
which won the Americas Cup in 1851 In the famous
pace around the Isle Of Wight. is fitting up at
East Boston. She viii celebrate the fiftieth ami
seTary OF the winning Of the Cup by being present
st the next races for the Cup.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
LEAVES 1T TO COMMODORE LEDYARD.

London. June 19.-It is not probable that Sir
Thomas Upton Will accept the offer made by
an American magazine for a 5000 cup race
over the same course after the Americas Cup
race. But he has left the whole matter in Com
nedore Ledyard's hands.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
ssrd s.

eSrd g. s5th ST.
premises secondly namely parcel
VII oe sod subject to mortgage of S12. 500. bearing
interest az 41z9 the New York SAVINGS Bank
Dated New York. 4th 1901
JAMES II. FUTILE. Referee.
ADtLPH BLOCH. Attorney plaintiffs No. 90 Nassau
Street. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

FURNISHED COTTAGES Point Pleasan,
4 Beach, New Jersey river front; prices
from $500 10 5000 A. o. S. HAVENS.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

These two negroes were among those held in GUS
fody after tho murder lsst,svecs of the young
planter FOSTER a sbro,her-in-ieweof Governor Nc
MiI.n OF Tennessee An unsucceessri search has
been prosecuted for Prince Edwards. the negro who
is said 10 have fred the fatal shot on Fosters
plantation.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
FURNISHED Euuses 60 Ert-U ouutrn

SEASIpE COTTAGE. built 1000; rooms; genuine
- comfort sanitary plumbing supply
telephone; ample lawns: feet bathing beach
clear view sides; children: no
dangers or nusances; $500 for season:
guired excellent fishing. bathing. boating: private
club house near with tennis croquet. assembly ROOM
etc. at Clinton. Conn, Shore Line ID
midway between New Haven and New London. Another
rooms. $500. Booklet gives particulars. H. Bake
COZ. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

INDEPENDENCE's STEERING GEAR.
Boston. June l9.-The balance rudder steering
gar OF the Independence will replace the gear OF
.scf0ry
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
Gelp manicb -HlaIe.

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY: Able bodied unuarrte5
w men. between ages OF n 30 citizens OF limited
states OF good character ard
speak read and write English For information apply
TO RECRUITING OFFICER. 25 Third Ave. 74i SixtT
Ave near 42nd St. % z l25th ST.. New York civ
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
5urroeaies' Nonees,

MCNEIL. EDWlN.-ln pursuance of an order
AVA Of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the
County OF York. notice is hereby all per
sons having claims against Edwin McNeil, deceased
nonresident the State Of NewYork. died
leaving personal in the
present the same with vouchers thereof
ia Nassau tTbune Building). in
Manhattan. in the City of New York. before
first November next
Dated New York. the gath day Of April 1901.
SELDEN BACON. Executor.
WILLIAM A. MQUAID. Attorney for Executor. No. 154
CTrihune Building). Borough o. Man.
haitian York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
TWO NEGROES LYyCHED AT SHREVEPORT
OUTCOME OF THE MURDER OF A PLANTER
NAMED FOSTER.

Shreveport La. June 90. 1850 a. m.-Two negroes
Prophet" Smith and F. d. McLand, have just
been lynched.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
YACHTING.
yEW-YoRK YACHT CLUB ENTRIES.
,sr FIFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REGATTA Oh
THE CLUB TO BE SAILED.

m. ffty-hfth annual regatta OF the New-Yorls
,.ht Club viii be started at Buoy ls. in the Lower
~ to-day. The iron steamer Cepheus will
.rtuany leave Pier ], Hudson River at lol5 a m
q ea-ry members and guests over the course The
.oauers Quissetta and Muriel will sail for the
nett Cup for schooners and the Hester will sail
- fhe Bennett Cup for sloops. This will be the
-. race for the new schooner Muriel the third
Z. the new schooner Elmina and the second for
Z. Hsrreshon HurnTna- The following list OF en-
- yas given out last night:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
Counirn proprrIp for Sale.


!Al-DWEILA-Splendd Mansion: acres: stable all
- improvements: cost $1,000; sacrifice S25 OOO Photo
graphs. LA MONT. 203 broadway.
RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTY IN NEW
IN Jersey AND IN COUNTIES NEAR NE.W-YORK
CITY FOR SALE UPON EASY TERMS; BROKERS AND
OTHERS MAY OBTAIN DESCRIPTIONS UPON APPII-
CATION. MoRTGAGEE, p. o. BOX 19. NEWBORN
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
Real Cstatc tOanteb.

WANrED.-Large country places and farms to ex-
w change for choice netting
1910. I. b. WAKEMAN. 158 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
COLLA, JOHN.-In pursuance of an order Of

GOLLA, JOHN.-Ih pursuance OF an order OF
" Hon Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
of New York II hereby given persons hayinS
claims against Cola. late OF County OF New
York 70 the
OF 10 the at his place OF ansactng
No a4o Borough OF Manhattan in ,ba Ciry
of New York. before the cath day June next ~
Dated New the 10th day OF December
CHRISTIAN GOLI.A AdminIs,ra,or
ALBERT B. WRIGHT. Attorney for Administrator 8,
Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan CITY or Ss~
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of Nan,
York notice given 10 all persons having
against Robert Graham Dun. late Of the County OF New
York present the with
OF subscribers their place Of transacng
the Office Rastus s. Ransom. No. ioS Rroadwav
OF Manhattan. IN the City OF York on or
before the seventeenth day of August next
Dated New 18th day of February 1901
MARY r. DUN Executrix: ROBERT Dun DOUGLASS
Executors
RASTUS s. RANSOM. ATTORNEY Executors f2S
broadway Manhattan Borough, New-York City
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
Srhool AasuGics.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCT
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
etc. 10 Colleges. schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs. ". i. YOUNG FULTON, % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
Geael)srs.

nR w. C. NOVEL;. private tutor. at pupils homes
IL at 1T T. SD st. Two pupils received In family.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
y PURSUANCE Of an order of the Hon

Abner C. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice given all having rIs,.
Mary Goodwin late OF the County or Nso
deceased present the with vouchers therefor
the his place Of y,
No S32 Fast Street. Borough Manhattan -
citv of New York before 4th day or
ber 1901 ALtitED j. GOODWIN. Executor
ERNEST +. EID14ITZ ESQ. Attorney Execltor 81
Nassau Borough ot Manhattan New Ynrs f,itx
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
FRANK s. HARRIS.

T flh.N n y. IIaININl17f
Chairman.
EDGAR TTLTON.
CHARLES L. BENANS.
CHARLES A ZORN.
CHARLES y. FISHER,
JOHN A. AChERMAN.
Members.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-01-24

Ed Seeley died at Whitebird
Sunday morning of hospital gang
rene after lingering illness, aged
about 80 years. Mr.. Seeley came
from the northern part Of the
state last fall and opened meat
market at Whitebird. While
riding after cattle his horse fell on
him, bruising his left leg below
the knee which gradually grew
worse until gangrene set in and
rendered amputation necessary.
DIR. Bibby went out Saturday and
performed the operation, the
patient coming out of in good
condition, but Sunday morning he
began sinking rapidly and died
about nine O'Clock. He was q
single man and nothing was known
of his relatives.
Claude Flint has sufficiently
recovered to enable him to move
about the jersey House with the
assistance Of crutches. Mr.. Flint
was taken sick with typhoid fever
at the Hump about four months
ago and lay at the point of death
for long time, finally recovering
sufficiently to be brought to
Grangeville and has since been
improving rapidly. His many
friends will be glad to see him on
the street again and wish him a
speedy and complete recovery.
Senator J. c. Stephens returned
home from Boise Monday night
and will probably not go back
during this session Mr. Stephens
was in poor health when he left
here and his condition has been
such since that it was considered
best to give up his work and re
turn home. In speaking of the
proposed new county he think.
the bill will undoubtedly be de-
feated. His illness is heavy loss
to this county and his many
friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
The Idaho, Nevada and Cali.
fornia Stage Co have staked the
road from Adams Camp to Buffalo
Hump. which will be of great
benefit to travellers during the
deep snow.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-01-24

Order Fixing Terms Of Court.
In the DISTRICT court of the
second judicial district Of the state
OF idaho.
Under and by virtue OF the
authority in me vested by the
statutes of the state Of Idaho, |
hereby fix the terms Of court for
the second judicial district Of the
state Of Idaho, for the year 1901
10 commence and be held in the
counties of said district, as follows.
to-wit:
In the county Of Nez Perez,
February IS, June "a, and Sept
elnber 8.
In the county Of Idaho, April
%, and October IA.
In the county of Latah, May
~, and November IL.
1t is further ordered that this
order be filed and entered by the
clerks Of said court in each county
Of said district; and that the same
De published two consecutive
weeks in a newspaper published
in the respective counties of said
district.
Done at Chambers this the 10th
day of January, 1901.
EDGAR G. STEELE,
JudUa IF said Cnurt
A true copy.
Attest: My hand thu
[sFAL seal Of said court thi
l4th day of January
A. ID. 1901.
A. w. TALKINGToN, Clerk
By w. N. KNOX, Deputy