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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Boy Trade Is No Good.

Doc kessler. Wichita's pioneer barkeep-
er, Is an enemy Of any man who sells
a drink of intoxicating liquor 10 boy.
He has ethics OF his own. formed away
back IN the early days OF Wichita. and
one OF them IS not sell the boys or TO men
who cannot afford 10 drink he says
iquor is a luxury and THAI only men
who have q good income ana can afford
it shoVid drink one time ne WIS hired
by a ssloonkeeper in this town 10 tend
bar and the first application he had for
drink came from a soung man Of IS
You ean't have Il. said Dec. you are
too young The proprietor was indig-
nant and reprimaHded his barkeeper NJ
policy is said Doc. never 70 sell u
q hoy and Il I cant follow our that policy
III quit he convinced the proprietor
that a boy trade" was 70 good and he
held MS fcb
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
No conmission for Cash,

The prosperity If the Kansas farmer
is shown in the case OF Mr..
Robert Burns who offer 20 list for
sale farm with Wichita real estate
firm. He said it they sold the farm Tor
cash he would give them no commits
sion but II they sold the farm on terms
Of one half cash and the other half on
time he would pay a commission. He
was so anxious 20 get interest on his
money that he wanted 10 make Ii 10 the
advantage of the real estate man ID sell
the farm on time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
INCIDENTS
AND OPINIONS

dos would want % helm snd ~ wss
the mortal enemy q the men who rse +
ID around the alleys a. rlrht
Ar. kaeppie said late ere e.rht - vas
II the auey east o. 1Tain strcez ia
first hi5cE north os 0cuslas & rss
very dark when ~ ,e-r rs pav ac,
he boxes 70 try the hack dccr
CharltcA wholesale crockerg c
About THE time ke save vsrx en- fr@
door the big dog gave rIrls Sres
fte commanded him 70 keep siEl tut s.
eatly The dog groVled aSaia. Tie fet Il
his pocket for match but he had rans.
he anew there was Some ere near and
BE- said You come out OF here ~ cnce.-
E nan 81 one ~ the boxes answersS.
VIII you hold tire dog
\ man came out and walked before Ire
0facer ard the dog q 8 ligas when "a
of1csr Told the man 70 eise as accouas
- himself. lie said ~ had carre -
Wichita AID had Eotten craak ara ~
went around therr and crawiea snta orr
~ the oig boxes 70 sleep IL or because
- wanted 20 avoid thc dfsErace % eeinx
arEess-d. fte said ~ would havc ussla
break Cor liberty when the osacer shook
the door II - bad nor been afraI -
thc dos He begged the oflscer e. Ter hIsa
40 and set hfs team and SO hous uhsch
~ did
Mr Enenpie ssls 20 vas wcudersu1
vhaf an interest th~se 6oss world TAKE
n pc.icc vars STE $40 whenever -
arrested man an nsht rtat his Ns
taana.sul s1g Voa'8 sails clase Or sea
ns-ls ~ his prisoner ara 81 De- maae siv
rsSistaree ere Cox voait threaten
fr rar rEnr urrnrH sfarfss sr.eaf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
In Naron Escsnes-

The most dramatic scene 7 ever Wit
uessed in r-li lie. said Clyde NJ Reed
chief clerk u the railroad mall service
To reporter for the Eagle was near
MGskogee. J. T. about seven years ago.
7 was at that time a railway mail cie-z
On ghe ~ X & T. -Four miles north q
aiuskogee The railroad crosses the Arksr-
sas river on a bridge 90 Ions and before
q aorthbouud train reaches the bridge IL
must SC down steep grade
The incident ~ which I am about II
speak occurred on a beautifll night il
June. About ten clock az ufeht or train
whieh was going north passed through
3luszoges ana or towards the bridge.
just as the train reached The bridge the
front wheels Struck tie which lad been
w=dged n between the rsI and rhe ges-d
and though the RI VS. dislodgei the
front trucks 81 the engine jumped the
track. The engineer however pulled the
train onto IRE bridge with the front
trucks bouncing along The ties and en-
aly succeeded ir h1g1e tl baggage car
The ncu csr RE =uE car l hf
- ths chair car ~ -he l- I 1
--cri Il risee lis
Ahle tle rrir 04s stopping ihs
the car ard s4tlrsd araE
uu S1161iy thelEht as l srees.
rrafa Whica MAS ci7se.r ca-
passenger As looked 6-va re tras
I saw q red lisht moving ua aIE c3an
ard ] knew that q VS. The rh- r
agr1an who vas crossfn t
IN order u fag the approaches -r-n
As the neon was shining brightly long
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27


leE orfaier was rtn thst r-rr-
hers 81 ,ae Baarf ~ Trade raa'f Hf :
he'd '.stfe rer u,re thaH $50 rrrraf -
stock theF hfil Fh les ennaa rse
united en hy George D. nraF.ne -
. Harris = b 1eWett g. r. Iiaae ad
Fred Is. Bentley
4 J. 81 Parsons. santa - sirerl-t--E
f here resigued and wcat 20 ctfeaea Is
i've
The wichita police f1r~e Pa Il.ss
u-sr on e. end refif.en faarrnrs
% Mahonrv on th f
She tics~ic rint t-rs
Marts snd back oa seafar
n1ros rar WORKS as
reported % hs iifeiF par
was pay day
aiss aiauls PIRATE eafertaieed Ter
guests were ST. and HrF p srfh
Mss Clements ~ Ierinsten. kentarrg.
Bessie Dagger Aae Yeung Gerfis maefe
Gertie faurke 1faas WainuriFht e
NirgaHee Lucy ara Messrs lssmmare.
Hszup r a. smith osborne Csmutrg
sfocser Nefterianfer SHARP and Besa
Walter Coolies and Mrs Mab-i Fe
erferfaiaed The guests werr sfsres
.is raz. Jessie ward. Jennie carer. soy
Arustrane Maed Fo1ls as Me-rrf GEES
Carter George Tafsrs WHsrd mafd
Ross a-f Bea Fosfs and asa caaeT
1o-s Eths. ead srac.e TeIarrsafsr 81
tertsfred- The alrsts uere Misses Fen-
rarf lnian Lewis Narxserits Fo-f--
Rob Camohe1 1oha waiter anf CHAR.
Camphsn
or h.s aav-ssh hirthssv rhs papns ~
~ M STAIRS s1afar vohcei rias- gaze
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
THE EAGLE.

Topeka Capital: The WIe.sIta EAGLE
Is coming "a for we'll r1erited compli-
rents on the celebration Of its thir-
tieth birthday, which was fifty recoo-
mixed by the installing OF i hand
some ne" press, putting Il on equal
terms with the leading papers in the
west. Thirty years under one man.
segment is { record Of which Colonel
Murdoch has 4 right 10 be proud. The
Eagle is prospecting as il never pros
pereo before and as newspaper is
{ credit 10 its town ard state.
Bonneville (mo.) Union: One Of
the greatest newspapers OF the west
and south is the Wichita Daily and
Weekly Eagle, edited and published
BY Colonel NJ. NJ. Murdoch Of W5ch-
its, Kan. The genuine healthy boom
Of Wichita, Southern Kansas and OK
tahoma, just now beginning, is largely
due to the Untiring efforts of that
prince Of editors, Colonel M. NJ. Muir
dock OF the Wichita EAGLE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
roesn,t Warn to Is

Andrew Carnegie must nave It in for
Wichita for some reason. Other Kansas
places have secured his Libraries but he
says 10 attention 10 letters from witch
ita- Towns Ike Ottawa have secured
his promise. ard they have held cleo
tions ou the proposition as 70 voting
money for maintenance. Wichita has
always been willing to provide yearly
appropriation for the library, without
holding an election. but Carnegie does
not respond.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
GOSSIP FOR HOME PEOPLE

within few weeks but with the bean
on top OF the stalk
AR. Israel, not being a farmer ard IA
niliar with the WAYS OF the vegetable
kingdom. was thrown into CONSERVATION
upon seeing the beans which he had
planted on top OF the stalks and conclud-
I'd that they we're not growing right
Accordinglv he began 70 pull the beans
up and replant them and was az this
occupation when his wife who was raised
on q farm. discovered his action and
enlightened him On the subject OF bean
culture
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
He Knew Arohbishop corriaan.

There was a man in wichita who used
10 entertain Archbishop Corugan. vho IS
now suffering with pneumonia IN New
YORK. when he was bishop OF Trenton.
The man in question lived in View Jersey
and be had q due country residence there
near town in which the citizens were
practically al Catholics. The archbishop
was then only u years CT axe. one Of the
youngest tfshops then IN the United
States. He was pleasant Intellectual
gentleman, not fond az outdoor sports
himself. but glad t. see the Young patro-
nize them. he was an iHvetsrate reader
OF books. Az that time he di5 NOT take
much interest in generaI public matters.
but was an intense believer In the ia-
uocencs 81 Fritz John Porter who taen
occurred "a position before the rublc
somewhat similar to Admiral Schley a
few months aEo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
It's 4 oueer optIcaI IIIusIon.

Nine out Of ten persons who look a.
the corner towers Of the Sedgwiclz block
think they are out of plumb but they
are not II Is an optical illusion. Some
body who is an expert on such a subject
might explain IL for about 10o00 persons
worry themselves occasionally about
them When the east tower Is seen from
the west II looks as If II is ready n tor
ple over and when IL Is looked az from
the south II IS all right The west tower
when looked ~ from the east seems hor-
rIhlv bent over
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
L. was Here IN 1855.

M Sprate who now lives at Enid came
70 Wichita in 1866 and there was nobody
here but William GriHenstein. He says
that even az that early date .rncie B1I'
was predicting that there would be q big
city here some day. Mr.. Sprote spent
several weeks here then hunting and he
SAYS that al kinds Of Wild game was
plentiful He came here several years
Afterwards. when the town had a sood
start ana made some good money IN. the
fruit business BIS son is now clerk ~
the district court OF Garfield county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

There IS a threatened revolution In the
south part o. town caused by a report
that the city council wants ID let curb
ing contracts by the wholesale The sen
tinenr that q man home is his castle.
is strong down there The first wariers
say they do not aspire 70 be a silk stock
ing residence district and that they are
perfectly satisfied with their solid oak
curbings. They tell the men who want
curbiugs 20 put them in themselves Il
they want 10 be tony.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Blind soone'su Watch.

Blind Boone she fauoas pianist VINO
VIII give 2 recital ia Wichita next Tues
day night has remarkable watch which
is valued ~ s. o@a. When the blind rusi-
elan wants n know the tine az dsy he
presses on thumb piece and the vatch
strikes ths hour and The minute.
The movement IS enclosed in a solid
gold case which Is decorated elssorateiy
Win Jewels. This commentator is the
cause az the principal part of the c2se
az the tmeplece
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
VIII Never Again Sell Whisky.

Johnnie Clayton. after many years cor
nected with the liquor business Of wich.
ita has quit for good. He SAYS he viii
never again sell a drink OF beer or whisky
lie has been in the business for thirty
years He has accumulated quite 2 good
deal Of property. especially land. enough
70 keep him the balance OF lis life in
comfort. lie viii become a farmer and
devote much OF his time 70 fancy pouI-
try
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
funny Coal Dealers Eiaht

Wichita is interested Just for the mo
rent in the funniest sort OF . coal deal
er's fight that ever occurred in this neigh
borhood- L IS located AZ Blackwell Col.
Blackwell, the eccentric squaw man. has
gone into the coal business and 10 warm
Up his competitors IS selling coal ar Z
desperately low price and then buying
the oinders back az the same price per
ton He advertisss as the only coal dealer
On earth who buys back cinde-s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Poor and Weak.

The season is about over when animals
VIII have 10 suffe. for the lack Of food
and some have this winter. The fact was
demonstrated The last week by the open
ing of wheat pasture near town. A
great many people brought their horses
to this pasture and some OF the animals
were 50 weak that they would eat awhile
and then lie down and sleep.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Failed 70 Get His BEARING.

Franklin Kennedy aughted from the
Rock Island train Wednesday night from
Fort Worth. Texas and asked a hickman
70 show him Douglas avenue III I get
ny feet on Douglas avenue once. he said,
III Be al right for then I viii have
ny bearings" But he failed He was
more bewildered than ever when ne looked
west and east al the long line Of electric
lights He asked another man to give
him the direction % the Douglas avenue
hotel bur when he was told that r. was
nearly nile distant. he decided 10 take
hack ride lie had not been IL Wichita
u tTerrv-nile years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Their Faith in n

All The santa Fe employees have great
faith in che santa Fe Tor when one gets
little vsd ~ money together ne vii
the santa re stock with il and he Il al
WAYS 5lll GA the market Some Of the
employees. il IS said have made zig sums
Through buying sIocE when it was low.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Only Renleuined Rihl.

The only Bible which was ever replev-
ined occupies a place on the pulpit Of the
First Baptist church. Several years ago
during a division IN the church legal
applications arose and turing their pen
dency the church took legal steps through
which It recovered the Bible from min
jster who had taken L.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
-soendinn -.

Wichita among me theatre managers
is known as . money-spendins town.
L IS far and . ray in the lead In this
respect IN Kansas they say Their con-
tention Is that after a city becomes Old
and conservative. It ceases u grow ard
people become hoa-ders ~ nickles and
dimes. Eastern Kansas towns. the size
~ Wichita. according 10 the theatrical
folk are Of THIS kind. while Wichita
is not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

" NJ Anderson, the campaign director
Of the oklahoma Democracy-chair
OF the territorial central committee
was raised in this county and studied law
with Dale and Wall OF this city. He went
. Enid at the opening OF the strip and
mas rapidly forged 10 the front down
there. He is said 10 have hne ability for
organization and engineering campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
wichita Has . Woman Electrician.

Wichita has probably the only practi-
cal lady electrician IN The state II not
in the west She is one CT the sisters
in s.. Francis hospital. She has a fun
kit Of electricians tools and when any
thing is wrong with the elevator or the
electric light wires III The hospital she
remedies it. She Is q Young woman with
classical appearance and reads eIectri-
cal literature very studi0usly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Inventor Wen. Crazy

Nearly al the stores in Wichita have
computing scales, an apparatus which
weighs commodity and indicates its
price. II is said that the man who in
vented this Is in an insane asylum in
ohio and is very poor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

When s. Paul said thar women should
have 10 voice Ia the church he showed
his wisdom I IS said that the ladies' OF
certain church last Sunday became
excited over controversy as 70 whether
contemplated new edihce should have
IN inclined floor or @ rat one the issue
arising over the Old question e high hats
y IS said thar the ladies' all but seeded
ore another in the discussion OF the suo-
Ject-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Col. Hutchinson knew thzt it vas only
4 question Of tine t1 Roosevelt vro,li
Suppress General Fu2s-oas taking rr3c-
mas properly disciplined ne army SIC
says that the old I-le il the army vss
never 20 cuuclse a congressman or q
preacher. He says che rule Is adhered
& ul this day 50 far IS the preachers
re concerned and dedes any man to point
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
TALK OF
THE TOWN

70 him criticism OF one Of them from
an army officer. He thinks that BY the
time Roosevelt gets through with the
shoulder strappers that they viii he
keeping mighty mum about congress
men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Cly5- lsa cf --l a-enter avenue
deci5e1 ~ uase Esrl=u thiz sprias ard 50
r3snted q snau pltch ~ beans IN hls
back yard
Tra-s q nature The beans snrogtsd and
Appeared above ti1s surface of ths ground
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07
DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR

Do you know good separator VIII
double your net profit? You may think
we are putting it too sSrong; all we ask
is that you figure the matter for yourself.
FIVE good cows ought to make 100 lbs.
of butter per month, by the gravity
process It takes at least so lbs of this
to pay for feed, work and interest on in
vestment and you have 90 los. left Tor
your net profit We guarantee De iav,ll
Baby separators to increase the yield on
an average of 20 per cent.
Call on or address me at Westby, Wis
w. j. nICHELET, Agent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07
Village OF Rocktor
Peter ondel Lot ! Block 4
Village of Victory.
Village of Westby.

OhlI al 7 lit
Owners Name. Description.
E G. Evans Part of lot No Z be-
ginning along the street "a #
north OF the southea II corner
of lot No q thence northerly
along the street j fl thence
westerly along northern boun-
Diary Of lot q SO fl thence
southeasterly is IT thence east
erly parallel with northern
boundary So fl to place Of be-
ginning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07
FAR1S FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS!

1928 acres, all suitable for cultiva-
tion, 70 acres improved, mostly fenced, wei
watered, good new house of rooms, barn
1sx2s, 100 or more good bearing apple and plum
trees also small fruits. On K. +. ID route
Price $3.50.
No $3.50 acres, IS ac'es cultivated, fair
buildings, good water fences, 4miles from
Viola. Price 81 900
No 3I-Io0 acres. 50 acres improved good
water, near school, miles from Viola, Price
SIS per acre.
No 32-I1A acres, IS acres improved, first
class buildings, near school, Dostohice aud
church. Flowing water; miles from Viola
Price $1,000. 50 acres, 60 acres good level lana
under cultivation, good orchard and fences.
lair buildings. Price S1,Sg0
No I2-160 acres, rs acres under cultiva-
ton. good buildings, house f8x24, barn s5X50,
good well and timber. Pr ce $500.
No $500 acres. good stock farm
with good improvements ~ miles from rail-
road town. This goes at $40 coo, easy terms.
Also lands in North and south Dakota, lows
and northern Wisconsin, counties OF Barron
Washington, and Gates.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07
-Aay Clearance Sale in the
Shoe Department.%%Ss

LADIES SHOES Il lot Of Sherwood
q Crooks nongola Kid Welt pneu-
matte insole, regular 81 C10Q
value, for this sale. ......p 1910
lot Sherwood & Crooks Kid Welt
pneumatic insole, regular CT no
50 80 value, for this sale 1910
lot Utz & Dunn's Patent Leather.
Regular So 80 value, for c. an
this sale. y AsUJ
lot Utz 81 Dunn's Dongolas, C1nO
Reg So so value, for this saieOE.IO
MISSES AND CHILDRENS SHOES.
lot of Henderson's Kangaroo calf,
regular 81. % value, sale price 98c
1 lot Merriams tan 11-2 regular $1.75
value this sale. ...........S .49
1 lot Merriams tan Sill, regular 81 60
sale price. ..,......,,......SS 80
lot infants shoes H. regular 90c
value, this sale ,.,......... Soc
lot infants shoes 2 3, sale price Toe
MEMS SHOES Il lot Enamel calf
welt, regular So 90 value, C1E0
fot the sale ..,...........sD . sUU
lot Brockton box calf welt, regular
800 value, for this sale So. 80
lot Geisicke calf, reg So SO, for this
sale. ................-..S $ 90
BOYS SHOES II lot Amoskeag Satin
calf, all solid, reg. 81 30, now 81 10
lot Seal Skin all solid, regular 81 so
value, for this sale. .....S .29
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07

No -I6S Acres, 115a acres under cultivation,
balance timber and pasture, 3 miles from
Viola. School and church convenienti size OF
house 1sx36 barn , no. wells, fat4 n good
state of cultivation. Price $5,O0'
No PISS Acres, 60 acres in cultivation; 20
acres more good level land, % acres under
fence. house 24x26, barn lsx24, good spring
and running water, postothce. church anu
school house convenient Price S21VJV.
No $50 acres. One of the best farms
in the county Good new buildings house
1sx9s new two story basement barn 4oX65.
good well and windmill with hydrants at
house and barn. also a spring on farm rms
farm is IN a high state OF cultivation. school
and creamery close, miles from railroad
town. For price and terms enquire OF under
signed.
No s-A No valley farm OF ISL acres; IS
acres improved. 170 cres good leve valley
land easy to clear. weli watered ana fenced
bonse 94x39. barn 80ysa school and creamery
on farm, also on K + D. route. ? mites from
good town This farm can be bought at a
bargain
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07

S. ?. LTER, County Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07

Township II r. 5 West
wner's Name. Des. Sec. Acr.
airy Dolan nw4swA .. 10 90
township IL r. 5 West.
Owners Name. Des. Sec. Acr.
C Rogers nwAswA.... 80 40
Township 10 R. 5 West.
Owners Name, Des. Sec, Acr.
Jerome Favor n1aswA.. 3 20
Township IA R. 5 West.
Owners name. Des. Sec. Acr.
Anne Nysveen pit sw Ane
4 .................. 10 70
Hans jacobson pit se1n
VIZ ......... ..-... ~ 10
Township IL R. 6 West.
Owners Name. Des. Sec. Acr.
II b West swAswA.. - 40
II B West nwRnwA 49,. 30 70
Township 10 R. 8 West.
Owners Name. Des. Sec. Acr.
Henry Proctor seAsw \ Is 40
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07

Township IA Range l East
Owners name. Des- Sec Aer.
Elwood Stanley s5aswLas
WI 6 20 50. 10 ,
ElwO0d Stanley nW MnwA 7 80
Susan Allen sHn1sseL 10 40
Township IA R. l West.
Owners Name. Des Sec. Acr.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07
Village of Readslown.

Owner S Name. Description
John o Leory. Part sAhnwA
sec s TI1R 3 Acres 6-100
VIM Crook. A tract Of land COLE
at waters edge on 8 line OF 6
wknwL following waters
edge to line of said tract
tn, nee W to sec line thence e
TO beginning S-lI-3 10 A
VIM Crook. Com at ne cor OF
land owned by VIM Crook W
% rods 4 rods e % rods 4
rods to place of beginning in
swAnwA S-11-3. 70-l0O a.
Unknown, Com at sec line lot 7
a. S where line crosses north
bounds Of block 6 W side of
liver n on said line 40 rods
and 6 links from sc cor Sc
OF ne1a sect I II X 8 g % rod
TO line thence along n line Of
block 6 2S rods to beginniDg
swAnwL S-11-3 6 a
Unknown. Com 81 rods 9 links
n quarter stake between sec
z d. s g % rods land 2 links n
3 degrees W 40 Iods thence W
26 rods Is links $ 40 rods to
beginning thence II along e
line to q line sw AnwA thence
to beginning. S-11-3' 8 Acr.
Parker Davis. wy Of lot 3 blk 5
Parker Davis. A lot com 80 rds
c Of Sc cor block 5 4 reds Il 5
rods W 4 rods s rods to be-
ginning.
Campbell. Lot 3 Blk 2
Cora Pettygrove. Lot Block l
W w Il Il. Part of swAswA
about s acres more or less.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07
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