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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06
MOULTRIE SOCIETY.

Moultrie, Sept. 5.-A surprise party
was rendered Miss Lucille Daugherty
by the younger society set at the
home of her brother, Mr.. L. L. Daugh-
erty Tuesday evening.
Miss Laure Mcneil has returned
from visiting Doerun friends.
Miss Stlnnie Hartman of Norman
Park visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. Buelah Peters of Cecil has been
a guest this week of her brother, Mr..
]. Frank Mathis.
Mrs. Robert Daniel and Miss Bama
Daniel of Boston are guests OF Mrs.
Everett Daniel for several days.
Misses Willie Belle and Bessie
Mathews have returned from their
summer trip.
Mrs. C. B. Allen has returned from
visits to relatives at Montezuma and
Vienna.
Mrs. w. B. McPhaul of Dublin is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. D. Lewis.
Mrs. w. e. Hale has returned from
visits to middle Georgia.
Mrs. Frank j. Bimis is at home after
spending the summer at Greenville.
Miss Fife Lee Dukes leaves Monday
for College Park to enter Cox Col
lege.
Miss Alma owens has returned from
PARROT accompanied by Miss Crawford
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Norman of Nor
man Park were guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sam Harrell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Harris who have
been spending the summer in Fitzger-
aid are expected home next week ac-
companied by their daughter, Miss Eva
Harris who is visiting relatives in
GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Holmes accom-
panied their son, Mr.. James Holmes
to College Park this week. He will en-
ter the G. M Academy. From there
they will visit Indian Springs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

would take up its work and fright
would cause the somnabulist to drop to
the ground. This is why it is danger
Gus to wake persons who are walking
in their sleep.
Not that a person who is being con-
trolled by the sub-conscious mind cam
not fall into harms way. Such is not
the case. 1t is not that a somnabulist
cannot walk off house top and kill
himself, or cannot tumble into the river
from d wharf and drown. But such a
thing is not apt to happen, and the
somnambulist is much safer than the
person who does the same thing with
conscious mind directing his move
ments"
The cases of Miss Pacetti and the
young man who went to Tybee on a
fishing expedition have caused many
questions to be asked physicians. with
the result that the doctors who are
communicative are busy explaining the
workings of the sub conscious and the
conscious minds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06
Ten Thousand Churches

In the United States have used the
Longman & Martinez Pure Paints.
Every Church will be given a liberal
quantity whenever they paint.
Don't pay $3.50 a gallon for Linseed
oil (worth go cents) which you do when
you buy thin paint in a can with a
paint label on it.
& make IA. therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint. buy
only eight gallons of L. G. NJ, and mix
six gallons of pure linseed oil with it,
You need only four gallons of l.. &
Nj, Paint, and three gallons of Oil
mixed Herewith to paint good sized
house.
Houses painted with these paints
never grow shabby, even after Is years.
These celebrated paints are sold by
our agents, Edw. Lovells Sons.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06
MARRIAGE AT BARLOW.

Barlow, Fla, Sept. 5.-The marriage
of Miss Viva Mitchell. the daughter of
Mrs. C. L. Mitchell, and Mr.. A. J.
Angle, took place this week, and was
witnessed by large number of rela-
tives and friends of the young people.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
George W. Mitchell. an uncle of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Angle left on the
night train for points on the East
Goa ST
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06
DARIEN SOCIETY

Darien, Sept, 5.-Miss Joe Barcley of
Augusta is visiting friends here.
Miss Gertie Downie is visiting in
Jacksonville.
After spending the year at Shorter
College and visiting in Georgia and
South Carolina Miss Roberta Paul has
returned home.
Miss Celile Paul is visiting in N. G.
Miss Sophie RaVenel after a delight
full stay here has returned to her home
in Jacksonville.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

kansas is having trouble with
weeds just now. The Kansas City
Journal says that the Prossa branch
railroad has almost gone out of BUSH
ness because of them. The weeds
grew on the roadbed in luxurious style,
and as section hands could not be
hired, the weeds grew over the rails
The wheels of the engine crushed these
weeds and made the rails so slippery
that it took the train two hours to go
seven miles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

Jr., B. C. Boatright, Bernard Holiday,
Joe r. Brown, Abe and Ben BashinsiCi,
w. H. Shepherd, c. w. and Buford
Smith, George Smith, H. L. and c. H.
Pritchard, c. H. Posey, N. S. Ken
drick r. G. Hatch c. S. Holmes, Ben
Joiner and T. M. Mitchell.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06
Robbing the pullman Co.

r. S. Baker in September McClure's.
Last winter the Pullman Company
built some new car shops. The sheet
metal contractors ring decided that
the sheet metal work for the job would
really cost about $4,000; that a con-
tractor could easily afford to put it in
for some $4,000. The job was regarded
as a plum" and they quareled fierce
Iy over it. In fact, they met nearly
every weekday afternoon, directing,
arranging, and partitioning the sheet
metal work of Chicago, and they near
ly always quarreled The more they
got the greedier they grew. The bids
for the Pullman job ran from $4,000,
or thereabouts, to $57 900, and each
member of the ring was apportioned
$500 cash, actually for no service what
ever And, humorously enough, II you
look at it that way the Pullman Com
pany has not learned to this day that it
was held up and robbed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06
On the Inside.

Senator Sibley, the famous trotting
horse breeder, had taken his family to
the country fair. says the New York
Times, and was walking about the
grounds, surrounded by his youngsters
of whom he has something less than a
dozen-when he felt one of them tug
ging at his coat tails. AS he turned.
the youngster, lad of 6, implored his
father to buy him a toy balloon.
Buy it yourself" said the wealthy
Pennsylvania. Where is the nickel
gave you a moment ago?"
It's down my neck"
"Well, shake it out" said Mr.. Sib.
ley.
Il can't" sobbed the little shaver:
'it was in my mouth when it went
down."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

Besides being a woman of culture
and refinement Mrs. Roswell d. Hitch
cock, wife of Commander Hitchcock
Of the navy. is interested in all that
concern the welfare Of her sex. She
recently delivered an address IN which
she urged women to interest them
selves In mining enterprises. Mrs.
Hitchcock practices what she breaches.
9s she is a considerable owner Of shares
IN mining enterprises In British Colam-
bla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

The captain of a lifeboat crew holds
a seat in the British parliament. He
is Maj. Lesley of the Isle of Wight,
and while at home he is an active
crew are required. A short time ago
he earned glory for his boat by swim
ming from it to sinking French YES
sci with a lifeline. This brought the
thanks of the French government to
the crew in general and the gallant
young major in particular.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

Charles NJ. Rice Of ST. Louis re-
Gently had the odd experience OF cele-
brating his birthday IN three countries.
on his twenty-1rst birthday his parents
enjoyed with him "A birthday breakfast
in Tangiers. Morocco. AZ noon they
stopped off al Gibraltar. which Is am
English possession, and took an am
nlversary luncheon there, and cOn-
tinuing on their journey Ia the evening
they had birthday supper ina Alge-
ciras, Spain,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06
OUT
OF TOWN
Continued from Twelfth Page.

with the fact that she was in Dublin,
and he Immediately came to this city
to claim his bride.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

$3.50 round trip. Savannah 10
Washington D. c.. and return, via At
Iantic Coast Line. Tickets now on
sale. limited to return Oct. 81. 1903.
Passenger service unexcelled.
For Pullman reservations. rates, etc,
see tickets agents, De Soto Hotel. both
phones, g. End Union Depot, Bell
phone. 2S5; Georgia phone, all.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-06

$3.50 Round Trip. Savannah to
Washington. d. c.. and return. via At
lanuc Coast Line. Tickets now on
sale, limited 70 return Oct 81. 1904
Passenger service unexcelled.
Eur pullman reservations. rates. etc,
see Ticket Agents de Soto Hotel. both
phones 10, and Union Depot, Bell phone
2s5. ca. phone siL-ad.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09
Department of the lnter,or.
Laid once at W oodvsrd, o. I.

Meh. "a 100,
A snfncient comes. AT davit havIng hs"n
H,ed In this office Ivy Henry ". Frc'S"n
cont, stnnt. .sninst ne No. ssia, made irc'
~. ,aoo. for the ~ y. see rs. r \, re- Wy
Eusehius y Horn con pstc". IN whch u u
alleged ,hn, sad Eutcbius y. Horn has wholly
anandun d snid tract NJ i,nd f'r the period oi
more than months since making SAID entry
aud JrIor to the date ut the initiation ot this
ron'cat Tie having fniicd In amy manner TO
comply with the law IN thu matter oi Improve
iRcpts and residence NJ prescribed ny ~" '"
months, Thnt he hes never ,sia'lshed fesi
Icncc thereon. ThntIs IL nttcmptingto ac'
1utc title thereof Ivy occasional visits thcr' ""
THAT sud defaults have not hcen cured hhn
| that sRid alleged n,scnoc RON w" sei"
| Iaud usa not due to hts employment III inc
/ Amy Nnvy ~ Mar'n" c"rpt oi ihc me"
| S'nt In tie iimc Of war ~ ANY capacity
IA TAR It's are hcrcby noiin"d to appear fc'
I srori AMI oi,.r evidence touch ng said ~ g.
! rn ion n, Ionclocka IN. on sept ISot ne
| ,oro tho pr.i,,rr aud Receiver pt ~" tni''d
| siuIr~ Isud unicc in Woodward. Noud"aid
! CO. nty,D. r
| 1bc,pid contestant having IN u proper AM
dnvt nl,d June ~ irJ set f"fh f'cs"m'h
III, " TINT rficr due diliyrnr" ~ rs' mi service
rT this notice ctn not bc mad" II ~ h"r'tN "r
,Icrcd ard directed that such notice 5r give
by due aud proper pnbli"ntinn.
T. =. wigrlns. Receiver
tPt-ts IP1 u SW
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09
Very respectfully,
(5igncv.) }. II. FImple,
Acting Commissioner
AN oRCINANCE--In Relation to
Salaries and Fees.

Section |. The salaries and com.
p"nSntion Of village officers shall be a.
follows, towit:
: The village clerk shall be- allowed n
salary of SN 90 per annum.
For each license issued by him cx-
cceding 500 in amount. f.. of 81
cents
For each license issued 10y him less
In amount than 500. fee of 25 cents
III" village marshall shall be allowed
to charg" in all eases the same fees ne
are allowed by the laws of the T,rrit,-
ry Tor like services except us specified
ny ordinance. and receive salary of
S'n'o per annum. lie shall receive n
Zee Tor each arrest without warrant ar
other process. 800.
IN" village treasurer shall receive n
lee of per cent ON all monies paid
out.
The villngc attorney shall rccciv. ,
salary OF 5000 per annum and sucb
other expenses as the board of trustees
may allow.
Inc magistrate nor any village ofli-
Ger shall in no ease be- entitled In
charge any fees against the village for
any service performed for the use or
the village in the discharge of his oHi- |
cial duties.
section 2. The village of Beaver
shall not he liable for eos, in any Grim
inal Gaze.
lhis ordinance shall be- in full f,rc.
ana "fnct ten days after passage and
publication.
-. ;, II. ID. MEEsE.
W. H. THOMAS, Pres. Bd. Trustees.
CLERK
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Land Onicc al " o,dward, o. r.

June -, 1907.
N@fi"- u hereby pirnn that th. followIn,
named settlers have nlrd noilcs Of their In
fen'ion to make iinnl proc. IN support of III, 4
claims and thai said proui viii be made be-
fore u r. Kelley, Clerk os the District Cour,
OF Beaver County, o. T.. or In his absence
before John " Savage, his deputy, at Bsav.
er,o %. T. on July. 20. l9oJ, via
"fa'e C. Pitts formerly Grace e.. Kerns. of
Gate, %. r.. ia 2s5i Tor the MEX Sec "a, 4 :
N, ssE,
She names the foliowing wltnesscs-.
Fred q rrney, Beaver. q. r Samuel p Kcrns
lanes C. Gr1ham, Joel Z. Murphy. tate. D r
John rayinr. Gate. o. 7. u,isss for the ex
mex swS mex. neh sex. Sec s,rsN, X .; n.
He names the following witnesscs--
Joel e. Murpss. Samuel p. Kerns. Robert
Pitts, Gate. .. T., Fred e, rrsey, beaver. o.
=,
f.D. tiEALY. Il, ,gister.
fP0 IS LP7 10 )
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09

June 10 ~ o
Notice Is hereby givck that the following
named settler has hlea notice of his I'm /.
'en'ion TO make h""l proofin surror, %, hi,
c"in. "nd that said proof viii he made he.
iofe Kelly, Clerk OF the District Court. of
h"av"r County. q. T.. or Ia his nbsoncc hcf r.
MS deputy, at Beaver, q. I. ON Aug ,s. Is,,,
VIZ. ~ ''''
Laura bnrford. formerly Laura NJ. Smith
Tor TIE WI sex, SEX sex. Sec 8, nwI n.I
Sec ~. ON, Il ss FCM.
lie names the following wi,nes,,s IN ,,o,.
his cn"'innpus residence upon nn,i cn,,,y.
tion OF sad lind. via.
Joh' Bat"inan, rillie Batcm N. ws,.r
Long D. u, Elliott, Of Coin, OF.
,,- Ed HEAIY. Register
fPs LIPS
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I.und 0nicc nt Woodward, q =.

June ~ iqnis
No,ircis hereby given ihr' the following
nam, Il sc,llcr hss nicd notice of his in'en'
,ton /, max. nnnl proof IN support oi MS
claim anil that sad prom will I've mad" before
y. T. Kelly, clerk 9th distric, 'our OF i"nv'
,rrnun,y, a. T.,rin his nh-' nee hcior" j hh
". savasc, his deputy at Bcsvcro. IT, on Aug
8. ioo' via
James A. I.o,rh. SeAvrr ~. T. IVA NO '''yo
t,r III. WI ncii. al nwA. $40 20, j iN' MA
"
,lc cunn,es the following wiinrsses tn prove
hrs rnn,,n,nus residence upon aud culti'a-
ton ~ said land. viz
George Rohins'n. chaier v Browr' iona j
Uoe, 81, ger charles crnnmrr' beA'er' w. u
y, u. HEALy. Register
Fr, . LPeS
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Land one. T. wmmwMd,o - T

June, >, wv
Motto. IL hereby given that IN" i"il""int
named settler hps hi,d notice al his tn'tn'
,,on IN make final rroui IN surpor. "' his
r,s,u and ,h nj sn.l rronf viii h, made =
t,r.E T.. Ko,y. rleIk d the District Court t"r
pcsy,r ,,ur, q. 7, ur IN his uhscnc' before
his deputy al Rcav,r, o. Ton N"e' u '''''
va:
John II Mnshnii for the c'3 nw'4 4n'5 sw''
caLTiN, iis'E,
Ne nnn,cs The following witnesses to prove
M. coniinuour rrsid"ncc nroh nnd ch''Nn
tiuu ~ sad land, VIZ
rom Judy, Huhcrt Judy, Frank Maple
n,ber. Msplc. Of Riverside, ~ T.
u. HEALl Register
~ a 81 lr 20
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09
AN ORD1NANCE--In Relation to
Dogs.

section !. BE- IL ordained by In,
PRESIDENT and Board of Trustees of IN,
village Of Beaver:
That no dog or dogs shall rup 81,
large IN the village of Beaver miles.
'he owner or keeper Of the same ar
'n' person occupying the premises
wicr" such dog or dogs shall resor, or
frequent shall without delay after duc
publication hereof or as soon as any
dog or dogs shall come into his posses.
sion ar resort or frequent the premises
occupied by him and annually tbcr,of-
Ter before the first day of July in each
year give his name with the name and
description of auch dog or dogs To the
l" the village clerk who shall register
'h' same in n suitable book kent for
that purpose.
ana such owner or keeper or person
occupying the premises where s,,cb
dog or dogs shall resort or freouep,
snail also before the first day of July
o' each year pay to the village CLERK a
ihS ol one dollar ON each dog and tw,
dollars on each bitch so owned or kent
taxing receipt therefor.
whoever shall not comply with the
requirements Of this section shall Il.
subject To n fine of not less than s5.OO|
nor more than $1,000 and shall not re-
cover for any killing or injury done to
such dog os dogs.
section 2. The village marshall
snail prosecute the owner or kcen.r ,r
Such dog or dogs who shall permit the
sam" to run nj large contrary To The
requirements hereof and shall kin mr.
destroy all dogs found running nj lnrp.
ana not registered and the tax not be.
ing paid as herein required but the
provisions hereof shall not apply TO
my dog which has been brought in the
''iiagc 10y any person not a resident
hereof, until such dog has been in the
'iliage for three days.
section 3. Any bitch running M
arge while in heat is hereby declared
nnisaecc and the ownor or kceper
hereof so permitting the same To run
large while in heat shall be- subject
0 penalty Of not less than 800 and
ne marshall shall destroy said dog.
section 4. The village marshall
nai' receive one dollar for each dop
'stroyed by him aud removed beyond
ie village limits To be collected ar
'ceived OF the owner or keepcr NJ
ich dog II known and II not TO be re-
'rted to the village trustees upon
'th Tor allowance and payment from
llafe treasury. r
Section D. The word dog In this or- =
nance shall be held and construed nj
times and places to mean mn AMI
al OF the canine species.
This ordinance shall be In full force :
y effect ten days after its passage 4
ID publication.
II. ID, MKEss, I
. III. THOMAS, Pres. Bd. Trustees.
Clerk.
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Irni Office at Woodward, o. r.

Mny 20, 1909.
Motto Is hereby given that the tolIowin,
mime" sc''iers have filed notice OF their In.
'ennon !" make final proof in support q their
claims ana that said proof will be made be-
i"re y, y. Kelly. clerk OF the district
court OF Beaver eounty. oklahoma Territory
ana In case OF his absence then bct r. the
deputy district clerk, ut the oficc OF
cierf Beaver. oklahoma Territory, on
July 8, iooS, via:
They name the following witnesses TO prove
their continuous residence apo. und cul,iye.
tion Of said lands. viz;
ID. ilEALY, Register
fP6 I.P7 .
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09
Circular OF Instructions.
Registers snd lNoeives, US. Lau
(lfficcs

Register, sod lsoeiver, u Lapt
Offices
Gentlemen. Yoar attention |,
called TO the fact that IN many cases In
the notice Of in'ontioo to msko fna
rro"f, the day SO, for taking proof oc-
cur' from fifteen days TO two months
after the expiration Of tho published no
Size. /, is considered that the purpos-
es ct tho publication requirements
would le better carried out if pyoof
were msde within fifteen DAYS Of th,
LIST day Of publication. You will,
therefore, in the future. send tue no
tioe FOR publication to the publisher IN
time to allow the required five week,
OF publication and cansc the last day of
pnolica'ion to fill within fifteen days
ct the dav set 10y the on,rymsn for
making proof.
Very respectfully,
(5igucv.) }, II. Fimple,
Acting Commissioner.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09
4. T. & S. F. R'Y co.
What Beaver ia Made OF.


To the new settlers who have recent
ly located in our county ana to the ma
ny who vet desire to obtain n home
With MS. We wish To introduce the busi-
mess neoplc of our little town. The
old settlers need no introduction
8. Brown:
In mentioning the barber shops we
are glad to remember that of ;. Brown
Mr.. Brown has had number oi years
cypcricncc in his business and u an al
right barber. lie understands his h'isi-
ness and gives his patrons the benefit
or his knowledge. lie has neat, clean
little shop and comfortable chairs.
Ills razor. are also first class. Try him
for n clean shave
Western Land aud Cattle Co.:
This concern is just entering upon
It's duties but the promot, oi tho
Company insure for it success. The!
do a general land and cattle business
.nd IL shall br their principle object
aud interest In promote the growth nn'
development Of Rcaycr and BcnN"
county. J. blanchard is manager 4"
the Company and T. l.. Floyd, S"crr
tary. There are also several o,hc
subordinate members
7. j. Northcross:
The Tonsorial parlnrs ar" conduct
ci by T. j. Northcross. who Is nm np
t,-date Knight of the strop and rnzo'
tIis shop Is always neat and clean mn
his rnsors in fine shape. After lcnvin
his chair with shave, hair cut
shampoo you feel Ikea new man
ICntinu"i next week
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09
Land One. a, woody dwa,a. ~. r

I.htu otuCf Az =" W.
June, ~, lqnt.
Notice Is her by given that the f"iIomin
named settler has hicd notice m his ini"n
ton 10 make neal VI In support "f his
claim and thu, snid proof will b" made "c'"r"
u. T.. Kelly. rlork oi the district court oi Ren.
yer county ~. or IN his absence before
John ". savage his deputy, ut Beaver. a.. T.,
un July ~, ,p0i, VIA;
C,mirudnrr 4. NeiiI, of Hoyd, ~ =, ia tSsi
Tor ihc e.: sc,,, see Is, ny ncii, See -, 7 . y,
u soL.
lie na'nts the in''awiug witnesses To prov"
his con inuuus T .-id'nCe u.nn aud cultNa
ton ut sid laud. Ni&
! William \. q, oTge, samuel L. Scioll"nlar'
yer. Jos ph L. Trindlc, Ia! ID. %. - john ~
J ia ns, Fu ton. -.
y ID. HEAIY, Reg stcr.
EE % III -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-07-09
Notice.

an ord 2 of the Prsbstr Cart OF the couis o'
Bcav ra vi n rr.iorv of oklahoma. mac on
the cad d,y Of June. log. IN the matter" the
estate uf Genrse scraHa aye. dccenscd, nc un
dersigncd ~ the saininistratrr Dc hNis hoh
OF said decreased. viii cell nj privaiesaI"' t
the highest bidder Tor cesh. or one niru cnS''
and the '.ni nj = IN orc year ut i@rr cent
inter est per nnurm, secured by y UrtHhpe on
the rcmises. n, The option OF pur'sser SUB
ice to- confirmation by said ribf Court on
or afl,r the ,,,h d,y G. July. igh In snld
county u Rcn,rr all 'hc night. 'le' Interest
aud -s.a, of said ,icorrc Scr,,nre NJ the time
~ lie death. a id all thu right, ie ANA inter
Get that ihr said estate hns. by ot"'ion o' law
or o her sisc acquired IN AMI ~ 'he 'er'aih
lots. pi"rcsm pauelso land"u"tcn' IE'hs
~ Il b.inv in the cnun'y Of nN''' territory
| OF Okisho'na bounded and Scrioed 10 i"'-
lows. aud upon the foilo~in'ruhs ahi c'p'
| di Ions tywi :
! An thnt par of lot ain swh of See. ~
IrsN.. r.. ECM, ,ingd south oi III"
! town mot ~ so,,h Rrnvend boundcd ~
III, north ny rrnth street said town plot
and containing g. crrs re "i "SN' acc"rh.
in to the Cover .mentf'ey th'r.of anu
tie suid tuwn
AZ
| Also MI that part Of it's o' tue sw'. p"
Soc ~ tiN - n a y, and lying south
a, IN. tow, p,.s nf SON Rraver and hound
cd on tno ror,h by lie, street of said town
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